[00:00] <Drknzz> Hi guys! Does anyone here have experience building kernels? I need to crosscompile a kernel to ARMv6, i have the GNU ARMv6 compiler, but make keeps telling me $CROSS_COMPILEgcc does not exist, even though i am pretty sure it does
[00:00] <WebWalker3D|2> I can't seem to get any version of ubuntu to work in Xen HVM as a guest.  Is there anything obvious I'm missing?
[00:01] <iceroot> WebWalker3D|2: i dont know what xen hv,m is but with normal xen its working without problems here
[00:01] <Lirth> I've noticed that my sound will no longer work on either my desktop or my laptop. It works fine when I'm running windows and I'm not sure what's causing the problem.
[00:03] <KI7MT> Drknzz, You may want to ask  in #ubuntu-kernel  I found a how-too but not sure how accurate it is, you can have a look here: http://marcin.juszkiewicz.com.pl/2010/10/19/how-to-cross-compile-arm-kernel-under-ubuntu-10-10/
[00:04] <itu> How to rotate  a video 180°  (with mplayer) ?
[00:04] <Drknzz> KIM7 Thanks man, will have a look.... the kernel is for a phone, but ive checked some of the source and most stuff is plain 2.6.x linux files
[00:04] <igor__> what, linux cant play mkv files?
[00:05] <itu> (or mcoder)
[00:05] <CFHowlett> itu   http://nwlinux.com/rotate-a-video-using-mplayer/
[00:05] <iceroot> igor__: linux has nothing to do with mkv files
[00:05] <iceroot> igor__: and mkv is not a video-format its just a container
[00:05] <igor__> so it cant play them?
[00:06] <iceroot> igor__: of course you can play them but you need the codecs
[00:06] <igor__> where do i get them?
[00:06] <itu> CFHowlett: i need  180°
[00:06] <WebWalker3D|2> iceroot: xen hvm is hardware virtualization, not paravirtualization
[00:06] <iceroot> igor__: and what does "does not play" mean? laggy? no sound? not starting?
[00:06] <Guest39889> some log messages appear for a moment when logging out or pressing Ctrl+Alt+Backspace...what are they and where do they come from?
[00:07] <igor__> i get a green video in vlc. and all the others either wont play or the audio and video is way off
[00:07] <iceroot> WebWalker3D|2: ok, should be working fine. what are the exact errors you are getting?
[00:07] <CFHowlett> igor__   amazing what one can find with 60 seconds of online search   http://ubuntuguide.net/how-to-play-mkv-files-in-ubuntu
[00:07] <iceroot> !codecs | igor__
[00:07] <WebWalker3D|2> iceroot: 11.10 can't find network card, 11.04 installs then doesn't boot - can't find root
[00:08] <iceroot> WebWalker3D|2: i would suggest a test with 10.04 because that release is using the mailline xen-kernel
[00:08] <WebWalker3D|2> iceroot: I'll give 10.04 a shot, back in 10 min :)
[00:08] <iceroot> WebWalker3D|2: my best results i get are always with the mainline xen-kernel, 2.6.18, 2.6.26, 2.6.32
[00:08] <Lirth> I've noticed that my sound will no longer work on either my desktop or my laptop. It works fine when I'm running windows and I'm not sure what's causing the problem.
[00:09] <igor__> says unable to locate package vlc-plugin-esd
[00:09] <lilVaratep> Does anyone know how to make irssi auto connect to irc and identify?
[00:10] <jrib> lilVaratep: irssi.org/documentation startup HOWTO does :)
[00:10] <igor__> i've already installed the restricted formats too
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> igor__: set the output method in vlc to x11 and it'll probably be ok
[00:11] <igor__> guess i'll have to go to windows to watch. linux canrt play
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> igor__: try waiting for replies rather than pointless emotional stuff
[00:12] <igor__> its not emotional. i've been at this for hours
[00:12] <igor__> where do i find x11
[00:12] <igor__> ive looked
[00:13] <igor__> i dont see it in video settings
[00:14] <igor__> well, i tried it and still green video
[00:15] <jadoe> any dvb-viewer recommendations? kaffeine doesn't play audio on hd channels for me, totem/gnome-dvb finds only a small number of channels (not the important ones).
[00:15] <pdq> igor i much prefer gnome mplayer, totem movie player or umplayer over vlc on linux, once install restricted codecs i can play all my .mkv, .mp4 files
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> igor__: http://screenshots.oahermes.com/16/big_61_vlc-1.1.0-video-settings.png   just under skip frames, it says "output" I believe it's that
[00:17] <WebWalker3D|2> iceroot: 10.04 works...  Any thoughts why 11.x won't?
[00:17] <ActionParsnip> +1 for gnome-mplayer :)
[00:18] <igor__> yes i found it
[00:18] <TRESH> CIAO
[00:18] <igor__> it still isnt working
[00:18] <TRESH> !list
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> igor__: tried gnome-mplayer ?
[00:18] <itu> Anybody who know how to  rotate  a video 180°  (yes i mean rotating 180° and not flipping and i think it should have some option to do this in one run ... not rotating 90° twice ) ?
[00:18] <igor__> crashes
[00:19] <ActionParsnip> itu: I believe vlc can do that
[00:19] <itu> i do not have vlc  :(
[00:19] <igor__> it plays but the audio and video is way off
[00:20] <eggman2001> testing...
[00:20] <ActionParsnip> itu: you can install it though
[00:20] <pdq> itu, you sure have very specific needs hehe :) i only know of 90 degrees twice in mplayer
[00:21] <igor__> i gotta go. i'll try later. thanks for the help
[00:21] <itu> but thats silly
[00:22] <itu> (ok, seems to be the only possibility)
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> itu: why, you have a need and I'm naming a tool which can do what you need
[00:22] <ActionParsnip> itu: how is that silly>?
[00:22] <Lirth> I'm having some sound problems with ubuntu 11.10. It's completely silent and is creeping me out. Windows 7 runs sound successfully so I don't think it's my speakers.
[00:22] <pdq> silly, could be standing on your head to watch video :p
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: what is the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh
[00:23] <itu> mplayer is silly
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> itu: mplayer is the daddy :)
[00:23] <CFHowlett> itu http://mukeshchomu.blogspot.com/2012/01/how-to-rotate-videos-on-ubuntu.html
[00:23] <itu> dont have the choice to install something right now
[00:23] <ActionParsnip> itu: http://nwlinux.com/rotate-a-video-using-mplayer/
[00:23] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Do you want me to run that code in the terminal?
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: please, select to upload to the server and a URL will be made, what is it please
[00:24] <Drknzz> Hi guys! Is there any command that allows me to test if a certain file exists and is readable?
[00:24] <CFHowlett> itu   http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/1345/rotate-a-video-file-by-90-degrees-cw
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> Drknzz: file /path/to/file    will show if the file exists or not
[00:25] <Drknzz> ActionParsnip: Why would file report the file is there, but make fails to find it?
[00:25] <iceroot> Drknzz: have a look at "man test"
[00:26] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=ec23669c5a30992323bf6930313763116b3d1894
[00:26] <itu> (nobody seems to read me, even if i am very detailed...)
[00:26] <iceroot> Drknzz: you want "-e" from test
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> Drknzz: bad make file
[00:27] <Praxi> anyone ever use brightq for canon printers?
[00:27] <Drknzz> ActionParsnip: I doubt a makefile for a linuxkernel to fail that miserably
[00:27] <iceroot> Drknzz: if [[ -e filename ]] then echo "file exist" fi
[00:27] <ActionParsnip> Drknzz: no idea
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: if you run:  alsamixer    are all levels unmuted and cranked?
[00:28] <Drknzz> Thanks iceroot
[00:28] <suj> hey that download didnt work either
[00:28] <[[thufir]]> am I specifying my CDRW driver correctly in this command please?  should it be 1,0,1 or what?  http://pastebin.mozilla.org/1511197
[00:28] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: I have no idea how to tell. I've never used it before.
[00:28] <suj> actionparsnip
[00:28] <Drknzz> iceroot: bash: syntax error near unexpected token `then'
[00:29] <jsec> interesting problem trying to install luakit from source. I have lua 5.2 installed. http://paste.ubuntu.com/876831/
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: then try it....
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> [[thufir]]: 1,1,0  by your output
[00:29] <pdq> suj, i would recommend .torrent: http://releases.ubuntu.com/11.10/ubuntu-11.10-desktop-i386.iso.torrent
[00:29] <Praxi> can I use a mac printer driver on ubuntu?
[00:29] <[[thufir]]> ActionParsnip: thx
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> Praxi: no, it won't work
[00:30] <iceroot> Drknzz: working fine here
[00:30] <Praxi> darn, getting completely shut down by this printer hehe
[00:30] <Drknzz> iceroot: if [[ -e "/home/drknzz/SEKernelDev/arm-2010/bin/arm-none-linux-gnueabi-gcc" ]] then echo "file exist" fi
[00:30] <Drknzz> Oh, sorry, messed up that
[00:30] <Drknzz> Too much coffe xD
[00:30] <OldOneEye> how do i install xwin with kde on ubuntu server 11.10
[00:31] <varatep> how do I use fluxbox in ubuntu? i already apt-get installed fluxbox
[00:31] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: There are: Master (green), Headphones (red) PCM (Red) Front (red) Front Mi (empty) <other> Front Mi (green) Surround (red) Center (red). I have no idea what each level means or what the names are.
[00:31] <Drknzz> varatep: Log off, then choose a fluxbox session
[00:31] <helpanoob> looking for another way then remastersys in order to make a full back up as is?
[00:31] <varatep> Drknzz: the only sessions i see is this one, guest, and other
[00:32] <Drknzz> varatep: You need to logoff, there you can choose between unity and fluxbox in the logonscreen
[00:32] <varatep> Drknzz: by the password?
[00:32] <OldOneEye> how do i install xwin with kde on ubuntu server 11.10
[00:32] <iceroot> !info xwin
[00:33] <iceroot> OldOneEye: what should xwin be?
[00:33] <suj> pdq:and then?
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: are the levels high though?
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: and unmuted. You can use M to unmute
[00:33] <OldOneEye> ?????
[00:33] <suj> i shud have a torrent software right?
[00:33] <ActionParsnip> suj: in which OS?
[00:33] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: All except three are at the max.
[00:33] <suj> windows 7
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> suj: you will need to install one
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: max the others if you can
[00:34] <OldOneEye> how do i install xwin with kde
[00:34] <suj> hmmmm.thhhhhot so.lol
[00:34] <suj> i will be able to download the whole file then right?
[00:34] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Some have green highight to the letters. How do I tell if with green or without green is mute?
[00:35] <iceroot> OldOneEye: what is "xwin"?
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: use cursors and M, press ESC to exit
[00:36] <OldOneEye> gui interface for linux
[00:36] <pdq> suj, yep
[00:36] <OldOneEye> it used to be called xwin
[00:36] <OldOneEye> with startx
[00:36] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: do you mean Xorg?
[00:36] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: I tested both green highlight and without the highlight. Neither way I got sound'
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: yes, thats xorg. If you have kde installed it will be running on top of Xorg.
[00:37] <iceroot> OldOneEye: you are talking about xserver
[00:37] <Praxi> umm if your in KDE, isn't X already started? sorry pretty new at this hehe
[00:37] <iceroot> OldOneEye: so you have a server without a gui and you want kde?
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> Praxi: you are right
[00:37] <OldOneEye> yes iceroot
[00:37] <OldOneEye> i got ubuntu server 11.10 installed
[00:37] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: why didn't you just install Kubuntu?
[00:37] <iceroot> OldOneEye: why installing server then? and the command you need is "sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop"
[00:38] <OldOneEye> im gonna run shells from here
[00:38] <iceroot> OldOneEye: for that you dont need the server-edition
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: you can do anything you can in the server OS in the desktop OS
[00:38] <iceroot> OldOneEye: the server-edition is the same as the desktop-edition without a gui
[00:38] <OldOneEye> how i install a gui
[00:38] <iceroot> OldOneEye: i told you the command
[00:38] <OldOneEye> kde
[00:39] <Praxi> Anyone have any ideas to get this printer working in Linux? canon imagerunner advance c7055?
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: the WHOLE idea of the server OSis to NOT have a GUI to make it more secure and boot faster and use fewer resources
[00:39] <OldOneEye> ok
[00:39] <ActionParsnip> Praxi: checked the canon europe site
[00:40] <chaos_zero> hey i have a small problem that i just want to fix for the sake of fixing it
[00:40] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: I tested both settings after placing it and exiting. Neither worked.
[00:40] <chaos_zero> when i start up my server (i mean, how often does that even happen?) i have to change interfaces to dhcp and back to static or it will not connect
[00:40] <Praxi> doh nothing for linux there
[00:40] <chaos_zero> any idea why that is?
[00:41] <Praxi> ooh ya chaos, had that happen to me
[00:41] <Praxi> something was pointed at Eth1 instead of Eth0, can't remember what file that was though chaos_zero
[00:41] <varatep> what's a good window manager?
[00:42] <ActionParsnip> varatep: openbox imho, compiz if you like eye candy
[00:42] <chaos_zero> well it has 10 network interfaces
[00:42] <pdq> varatep, i like awesome wm and xfce, but diff strokes for diff folks :]
[00:42] <Praxi> like 2 of my servers were doing that right out of the gate chaos_zero.  Any time they rebooted woudln't pick up dhcp unless I ran it by hand.  Had to go modify some dhcp file because it was looking at the wrong ethernet by default
[00:42] <Kevin1a> Kubuntu keeps losing my wireless card.  I can't see wireless networks at all.  It worked right after I installed the system, but now it doesn't.  I had the same experience with Fedora KDE.  Is there something wrong with KDE and wireless configuration right now?
[00:42] <varatep> ActionParsnip: Isn't compiz what unity is using?
[00:43] <zykotick9> varatep: ask 10 people, get 10 different answers ;)
[00:43] <chaos_zero> ahh ok, if its not just me i guess its not as big a deal
[00:43] <ActionParsnip> varatep: yes, unity is a plugin for Compiz. Just don't enable it :)
[00:43] <chaos_zero> ill have to make a script or something to run that at startup
[00:43] <Praxi> it was real zimple chaos_zero
[00:43] <Praxi> basically the dhcp file was set to eth1 instead of eth0
[00:44] <Praxi> and I didn't have a eth1
[00:44] <waters33637> anyone got a sec to help with setting up sftp .. Used this how-to, but doesnt work  ... help??       http://solderintheveins.co.uk/2011/03/ubuntu-sftp-only-account-how-to/
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> waters33637: just install openssh-server and you are ready to rock
[00:44] <waters33637> kinda ....
[00:44] <iceroot> !work | waters33637
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> waters33637: the access to files will be the access you give the user on the files like a normal user, so there is no extra config needed
[00:45] <Praxi> chaos_zero, I think it was in here?  /etc/network/interfaces
[00:45] <waters33637> was looking to change root it and a non shell login for users
[00:46] <Drknzz> I am having problems running a cross-compiler, when i try to sh any of it's files [gcc/gpp...] sh spits out a syntax exceptions, which leads me to believe the files DO exist, as shown by a simple ls/nautilus... yet when i try to run them with ./gcc, bash spits out that's not a file nor a folder
[00:47] <ActionParsnip> Drknzz: have you asked in #kernel
[00:47] <zykotick9> waters33637: here's another article, might help?  www.debian-administration.org/articles/590
[00:47] <Drknzz> ActionParsnip: #ubuntu-kernel is a ghost town... and i doubt this is really a #kernel related issue
[00:47] <waters33637> cool thanks ...
[00:48] <Praxi> ya thats it chaos_zero my bad servers were set to auto eth1 when they should of been auto eth0
[00:49] <cuiruibin> admin
[00:49] <dj_ryan> question for gnome-shellers, I cant seem to get the gnome-shell title bar to appear on the "correct" monitor in a multi-monitor setup. xrandr set the primary, and the displays settings says the screen i think is primary.
[00:51] <Praxi> Is there anything like teamviewer available for unbuntu that will work WITHOUT a user logged on, is a hosted service type thing (so I don't have to poke holes in my firewall)?
[00:52] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: I tried the sound thing and still nothing. Any idea what I should do next?
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: does the system have a make and model?
[00:54] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Nope. It's my first home built computer.
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> Praxi: you'll need to port forward for any service like that
[00:54] <iceroot> Praxi: no, ssh, vnc, rdesktop, nx needs firewall modifications
[00:54] <KI7MT> Yeah it's Home-brew-1.0.0
[00:54] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: But it also doesn't work on my laptop which is an HP Pavilion dv6
[00:54] <KI7MT> :-)
[00:54] <Troller> :-)
[00:55] <rageo> guampa, estoy con testdisk, crees que valdrá para algo?
[00:55] <iceroot> Praxi: teamviewer is not "non-interactive" you will not find a non-interactive app which is doing what you want
[00:55] <D4rthB4n3> what application do u use to convert a vidio file into another video
[00:55] <Praxi> ?
[00:55] <Praxi> teamviewer works fine on windows without a user logged in?
[00:55] <iceroot> Praxi: no
[00:55] <Praxi> yes
[00:55] <Praxi> use it all the time
[00:55] <iceroot> Praxi: then it should do the same on linux
[00:56] <iceroot> Praxi: because the linux-version is the windows-version
[00:56] <Praxi> limitation of the linux client, its doing wine
[00:56] <iceroot> correct
[00:56] <Praxi> its not the same client either
[00:56] <Praxi> has stripped down options
[00:56] <Praxi> none of the options for 'start with windows' are there
[00:57] <ActionParsnip> Praxi: why do you want to connect to the remote system?
[00:57] <Praxi> I can make it start with user login, but if I'm doing this so I can remote in from home, and no user is logged in say due to a power outage, it won't work :)
[00:58] <Praxi> basically if something happens to the office while I'm at home, I need to be able to remote in and start fixing things.  Its easier with team viewer as nothing additional has to be opened, no ports have to be forwarded, that type of thing.
[00:59] <iceroot> !nx | Praxi
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: for the HP DV6 you may need to run:    echo "options snd-hda-intel model=dell-m4-1 enable_msi=2" | sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf     and reboot
[00:59] <diverdude> Hello. I have a Lenovo W520 with nvidia graphic card inside. For some reason when i try to activate the nvidia drivers, the computer must be restarted for changes to take effect, and then it just hangs when trying to start up. So i cannot use my computer and have to wipe everything and install ubuntu again...That really sux!!! How can i correct this problem and make ubuntu use the proper nvidia drivers?
[00:59] <iceroot> Praxi: you have to open a port but dont need a logged in user
[00:59] <Praxi> thanks iceroot
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: no need to reinstall, just boot to root recovery and unnstall the driver...
[01:00] <Lirth> diverdude: You can boot with "nomodeset" and it should work until you download and install the drivers.
[01:00] <diverdude> ActionParsnip: how do i boot to root recovery?
[01:01] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: try:   nvidia-xconfig    in root recovery console, may help
[01:01] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: hold shift at boot, select recovery mode, select root
[01:03] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: I tried that and it says it can't find the file or directory.
[01:03] <diverdude> ActionParsnip: i then get Error: Unable to write to directory /etc/X11
[01:04] <diverdude> ActionParsnip: and i did sudo nvidia-xconfig
[01:06] <diverdude> ActionParsnip: ?
[01:07] <diverdude> Lirth: but i cant even boot...just in recovery mode
[01:07] <Lirth> diverdude: Do you have a live cd/usb?
[01:08] <diverdude> Lirth: yeah..or i can make one
[01:09] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: you should have write access there. You can add the boot option:  nvidia.blacklist=1   and boot as if you'd never installed the driver
[01:09] <diverdude> ActionParsnip: how do i add that boot option?
[01:10] <varatep> what's the package for vi full called?
[01:10] <Lirth> diverdude: Actually, can you access the GRUB?
[01:11] <diverdude> Lirth: yeah
[01:11] <Praxi> iceroot, have you looked at that freenx recently?  seems to generate a ton of errors about missing files when adding the repositories on 11.10?
[01:11] <Lirth> diverdude: And, just to double check, you run into a problem after that where it has a black screen (maybe with a flashing underscore)?
[01:12] <iceroot> Praxi: no not with newer ubuntu versions
[01:12] <diverdude> Lirth: no it says checking battery state after having run a lot of aother stuff...and then i just hang
[01:12] <iceroot> varatep: vim
[01:12] <Praxi> kk thanks for the reply
[01:13] <iceroot> varatep: if you want the real editor with all the stuff
[01:14] <Lirth> diverdude: Try checking this page out. See if it helps. http://webpagedeveloper.me/blog/ubuntu-1110-boot-freezing-checking-battery-state-because-lightdm-fails-load
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: hold shift at boot and press E, then delete the words: quiet splash   and add the boot option: nvidia.blacklist=1
[01:15] <Lirth> diverdude: Try listening to ActionParsnip before me. (S)he's way more experienced at this stuff than me.
[01:18] <ActionParsnip> he ;)
[01:18] <varatep> crap... i gotta re-do plugins/syntax/theme for vim
[01:18] <ryao> Does anyone know how to make a Ubuntu 10.04 LiveUSB key without using a GUI tool?
[01:19] <diverdude> ActionParsnip: should i add the nvidia.banlist=1 in the end of that tetfile or as a replacement for quiet splash?
[01:20] <Michael2507> bonsoir ya des francais ici ? :D
[01:20] <varatep> where's vim config files? i cant find in home or .config
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> diverdude: replace
[01:22] <Minitux90> hey everybody ! Is somebody french in this chat ? Beccause i'm not so good in English :$
[01:22] <CFHowlett> !fr|Minitux90
[01:25] <varatep> where's vim config files? i cant find in home or .config
[01:26] <kiama2005> Have just installed Ubuntu 11.10 and having problems with  keyboard.  Shift + 2 gives " instead of @  keys are transposed.
[01:27] <Lirth> kiama2005:  Open system settings and select keyboard layout.
[01:27] <Minitux90> hi !
[01:28] <Lirth> kiama2005: What does it display?
[01:28] <kiama2005> Lirth have done this does not solve prob.
[01:28] <Lirth> kiama2005: What are you trying to have it as and what does it display?
[01:28] <kiama2005> English UK.
[01:29] <matt5> hey folks. I never actually tried installing linux with anything other than a CD/DVD disc. can someone commend on the installation process with.. say, a usb key? is it easier/just as easy as burning an iso on a CD/DVD, or what?
[01:29] <Lirth> kiama2005: It shows (UK)?
[01:29] <CFHowlett> matt5   it's easier
[01:29] <kiama2005> yes
[01:29] <Lirth> matt5: I've noticed it running faster but I can't say that applies to everyone.
[01:29] <CFHowlett> matt5   startup disk creator or unetbootin will do the job
[01:30] <ryao> Does anyone know how to make a Ubuntu 10.04 LiveUSB key without using a GUI tool?
[01:30] <ActionParsnip> matt5: no moving parts is advantageous too
[01:31] <matt5> CFHowlett: a cd has to be completely free before an image can be burned on it. I assume I'll have to wipe clear my 20gb disc?
[01:31] <ryao> matt5: With 11.10, you can dd the iso into a USB key and it will owrk.
[01:31] <matt5> and format it first?
[01:31] <Lirth> kiama2005: Is the problem system wide or just in most circumstances?
[01:31] <CFHowlett> matt5   whoa, what?
[01:31] <ryao> Something like this, but it doesn't work for 10.04: dd if=ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso of=/dev/sdb bs=4096
[01:31] <ActionParsnip> matt5: format it fat32, then use unetbootin to put the MD5 tested ISO on the device
[01:32] <CFHowlett> matt5   you do NOT have to "wipe" your hdd.  If you're booting another OS from redmond, you can install next to it (dual-boot).
[01:32] <aaron777> hello,
[01:32] <kiama2005> Lirth in most circumstances that I have tried.
[01:32] <aaron777> does anyone get some log messages that show for a split second after logging out or pressing Ctrl+Alt+Backspace?
[01:32] <matt5> CFHowlett: sorry, I meant: I would have to wipe clean the usb key, which I plan to use for installation
[01:32] <mintman> wireless keyboard for 24 bucks a good deal
[01:33] <ActionParsnip> matt5: yes, thats what I meant
[01:33] <Lirth> kiama: Does that mean there are some places where it works or every place you tried it doesn't?
[01:33] <ugoub> I just found how find keywords 'sel_role' from .js file and .xml file: find ../ \( -name "*.js" -o -name "*.xml" \) -exec grep -i -o --color=auto sel_role {} \; -print >> ~/sel_role
[01:33] <kiama2005> Every place so far.
[01:34] <Lirth> kiama2005: are all the letters in the right place?
[01:34] <kiama2005> yes
[01:35] <matt5> hm, ok. That sounds very good, I was not expecting this. So thanks! I'll look more into this and try to go for the installation tonight. Which brings me my final question: I can install the 12.04 beta, and expect it to be properly updated by periodically doing "apt-get upgrade", right? so when it's finally out, I won't have to do anything... I will be all good and up to date. Does this sound about right?
[01:35] <Lirth> kiama2005: Try checking out this thread. It sounds like your problem.
[01:35] <Lirth> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=835372
[01:36] <ActionParsnip> matt5: it will be upgraded like any other release
[01:36] <CFHowlett> matt5   beta = not ready for prime time.  go with 11.10
[01:36] <kiama2005> Thanks Lirth will exit and give it atry.
[01:37] <Lirth> CFHowlet: What about vista? That wasn't in beta once it was released...
[01:37] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: well yeah, if its released it's not in beta..
[01:38] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: But was it "ready for prime time"?
[01:38] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: according to the devs, yes
[01:42] <Kaizen> is it possible to build an ubuntu desktop in just 50MB disk space?  all i want is the OS with a browser
[01:42] <psusi> no
[01:42] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: i'd look at xpud if thats all you nee
[01:42] <ActionParsnip> need*
[01:43] <Kaizen> actionparsnip will it give me access to command line / bootup scripts etc?
[01:44] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: should do
[01:44] <Kaizen> actionparsnip ok i'll have a look, thanks
[01:44] <psusi> I think even damn small linux needs 100mb, and that's.... damn small! ;)
[01:46] <varatep> Wow...
[01:46] <Kaizen> xpud looks promising, i'm a huge ubuntu fan though it's going to be painful
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> psusi: Download ISO image: xpud-0.9.2.iso (64MB)
[01:47] <Kaizen> installing it in virtualbox now
[01:47] <GASSYPOOTS> ima bout to test my bootloader
[01:47] <psusi> I think asking for an OS that needs less disk space than the amount of ram my computer had in 1998 is asking a bit much
[01:47] <tiosam> hello
[01:47] <Kaizen> psusi hehe, does seem weird :)
[01:47] <CFHowlett> tiosam   greetings
[01:48] <psusi> of course back then we booted a minimal system from a pair of 1.44 MB floppy disks, but there was no gui
[01:48] <OldOneEye> why cant my hostname be resolved   feces.anus.com (27.32.108.231)
[01:48] <ActionParsnip> psusi: have you not seen kkrieger? Its a full 3D FPS which is 96K in size
[01:49] <OldOneEye> anyone?
[01:50] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: i'd contact your DNS provider
[01:50] <psusi> ActionParsnip, what, does it have 3 models with a polygon count of 20 each? seriously, wolfenstein 3d was like 10x that
[01:50] <ActionParsnip> psusi: http://powet.tv/powetblog/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/kreiger.jpg
[01:50] <OldOneEye> ok kewl
[01:50] <OldOneEye> wat problem would it be
[01:50] <ActionParsnip> psusi: in a word, no
[01:50] <psusi> ActionParsnip, yea, that isn't fitting in any 96k
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> psusi: yes it is
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> psusi: try it
[01:51] <varatep> ActionParsnip: I saw your picture
[01:51] <ActionParsnip> psusi: he textures are mathematically generated
[01:52] <OldOneEye> wat problem would it be
[01:52] <bonhoeffer> if i have a bunch of files: 1.jpg 2.jpg 3.jpg 1-100.jpg 2-100.jpg 3-111.jpg -- i want to remove all of the [0-9]+\.jpg files only
[01:52] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: You helped me get my laptop audio working a bit ago. How do you think I'd do that for my desktop?
[01:52] <bonhoeffer> can i do this with rm ?
[01:53] <bonhoeffer> and some glob operation -- or do i need to use find . with a regex?
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> bonhoeffer: i'd ask in #bash
[01:53] <bonhoeffer> ActionParsnip: fair enough, thanks!
[01:53] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: do what?
[01:53] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Get my sound working. It's not for some reason.
[01:54] <ActionParsnip> bonhoeffer: watch for duplicated files though
[01:54] <bonhoeffer> ok
[01:55] <ActionParsnip> bonhoeffer: 1-100.jpg 2-100.jpg  taking away the number will leave 100.jpg for both
[01:55] <bonhoeffer> i see -- yes i'll be sure to watch for that
[01:55] <ActionParsnip> bonhoeffer: so you may want to go from 1 to n and rename each file as a number in sequence
[01:56] <bonhoeffer> i see
[01:57] <CFHowlett> bonhoeffer   see "Other Examples"  http://tips.webdesign10.com/how-to-bulk-rename-files-in-linux-in-the-terminal
[01:58] <bonhoeffer> CFHowlett: thanks!
[01:59] <aaron777> does anyone get some log messages that show for a split second after logging out or pressing Ctrl+Alt+Backspace?
[01:59] <aaron777> im wondering what they are
[02:01] <ActionParsnip> aaron777: that happens
[02:01] <young001> hey,guys,i encouter a problem,i can connect to my vpn(pptp),but it takes nearly 20s to be connected,while under windows,only 3s,why?
[02:01] <young001> how to solve it?
[02:02] <aaron777> ActionParsnip: where do they come from?
[02:02] <young001> when my os go to sleep,and wake up the vpn will disconnect,how to connect automatically?
[02:02] <young001> any help?
[02:02] <ActionParsnip> aaron777: its just messages from the login, before the gui loads
[02:03] <Kaizen> umm xpud is a fail, can't install it to disk in virtualbox
[02:03] <young001> i have search a lot,nothing help,so i come to here to find if any help?
[02:03] <aaron777> ActionParsnip: is there any way to hide them? they're really annoying
[02:03] <aaron777> i always think somethings broken
[02:03] <Lirth> Can anyone help me get my sound working on my desktop? It's completely silent and fairly creepy.
[02:04] <ActionParsnip> aaron777: you could add the word:  clear    in /etc/rc.local   abouve the exit 0 line
[02:05] <rfiaca_> hey
[02:06] <rfiaca_> it is possible to resize a linux partition where the ubuntu is installed? i have it with more space that i need
[02:07] <jakupl> sure it is
[02:07] <ActionParsnip> rfiaca_: sure, do it in liveCD. Take a full backup first in case of catastrophe
[02:07] <jakupl> but you need to boot the hd. with some live cd.
[02:07] <jakupl> *brainfart
[02:08] <rfiaca_> hum, ok, make sense...
[02:08] <rfiaca_> thanks a lot jakupl  and ActionParsnip
[02:10] <Kaizen> how the hell can they claim xubuntu is leightweight? it takes 2GB to install, that's not lightweight
[02:10] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: its light in RAM
[02:10] <CFHowlett> Kaizen   I believe the light reference is to the required hardware to run ...
[02:10] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: it uses lightweight apps which use few resources
[02:10] <Kaizen> ok, i stand corrected :)
[02:11] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: Lubuntu is even lighter, it uses LXDE and openbox :). You can go even lighter with just openbox, or even just flwm
[02:11] <OerHeks> 2 gb isn't much
[02:12] <Kaizen> it is for my needs
[02:13] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: install ubuntu minimal, then install openbox and slim and you'll have a super light OS
[02:13] <jakupl> Slim is kinda yucky... but I use it, and it works.
[02:13] <Kaizen> what is slim?
[02:14] <jakupl> a login manager
[02:14] <jakupl> it's lightweight.
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> !info slim
[02:19] <Kaizen> ok trying lubuntu
[02:20] <fellayaboy> instead of using my public ip that always changes what can i do so that i have one address when it changes
[02:20] <fellayaboy> or a hostname that i use
[02:21] <Kaizen> use svpn.com
[02:22] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: get an account with noip or dydns and you can have a name that will update the DNS with your new IP when it changes
[02:23] <Kaizen> ugh why is lubuntu installing gigs of junk.. grr
[02:23] <fellayaboy> ActionParsnip, but u have to pay for those services right
[02:24] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: noip is free
[02:24] <fellayaboy> oh ok is it secure?
[02:24] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: just have to refresh the account when they send you an email to say you still need the name
[02:24] <Kaizen> i wouldn't trust them
[02:24] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: secure in what way?
[02:25] <ActionParsnip> fellayaboy: it just changes your ip to an easily rememberable name, what is there to be secure?
[02:25] <fellayaboy> oh ok ActionParsnip
[02:25] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: why not
[02:25] <Kaizen> cos they control where the traffic goes, they could redirect anywhere whenever they feel like it
[02:25] <fellayaboy> hows the usual setup for this i never did a dyndns or no ip before
[02:26] <fellayaboy> i always remembered the public ip address never gave it a host name
[02:26] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: it resolves your ip to a name, thats it
[02:26] <Kaizen> you can set it up in your router most times
[02:26] <Kaizen> name to ip you mean
[02:26] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: both if you want to get techy
[02:27] <Kaizen> they do rdns?
[02:27] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: i'd imagine so
[02:27] <Kaizen> impossible!
[02:28] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: ubuntu also has a client for noip in its repos, so it can't be bad :)
[02:29] <Kaizen> i'm still suspicious, how do they make money?
[02:29] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: you can pay for mail redirects and other services
[02:30] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: companies not making money can exist
[02:30] <Kaizen> that's just silly :)
[02:30] <CFHowlett> *cough* postal service/amtrack *cough*
[02:31] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: for example http://www.no-ip.com/services/managed_dns/enhanced_dynamic_dns.html
[02:31] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: basically, you need to chill out
[02:31] <jeremiah_gatong> Need help here, I'm on the terminal, I typed "mv *" all my directories are gone, where does they go?
[02:31] <Kaizen> i got my lubuntu now and the screen is ice blue so i feel more chilled
[02:31] <alteregoa> i am still wondering if deckard is a replicant, did he know it?
[02:31] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: good :)
[02:32] <CFHowlett> !ot|alteregoa
[02:32] <ActionParsnip> jeremiah_gatong: run:  sudo updatedb   then you can use the locate command to find the stuff
[02:33] <jeremiah_gatong> any other alternative?
[02:34] <Kaizen> oh man, even the base lubuntu is 2GB disk
[02:37] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: install ubuntu mini, openbox and slim or lightdm (or even do away with login manager wih some tweaks)
[02:37] <Kaizen> maybe i can rip out some stuff from lubuntu
[02:38] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: sure, theres a bit of stuff in there you can rip out
[02:40] <Kaizen> hrm what's the tool that show what is taking up all the disk space?
[02:41] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: disk analyser I guess. I'd rip out apps your don't need
[02:49] <Kaizen> this is hard work
[02:50] <jeremiah_gatong> Need help here, I'm on the terminal, I typed "mv *" all my directories are gone, where does they go?
[02:50] <farsight> -r ???
[02:51] <hmw> how can I remove a wrong entry from Gedit's spell checker?
[02:51] <jeremiah_gatong> I used "move command" :(
[02:52] <Riberty> asdf
[02:53] <ActionParsnip> hmw: is there a file ~/.aspell.en.pws
[02:53] <hmw> ActionParsnip: no
[02:54] <ActionParsnip> hmw: or similar?
[02:54] <MNichie> jerem
[02:55] <MNichie> jeremiah_gatong:  You should have gotten a syntax error if you did not give it a destination ie 'mv file destination'
[02:55] <ActionParsnip> hmw: in the gedit plugins there is the spellchecker there. If you click configure are the additional words there?
[02:57] <hmw> ActionParsnip: I can only disable that plugin. Does not look like there was a dictionary in ~ and the word is not in ~/.config/enchant/en_US.dic
[02:58] <drounse> is gnome pronounced, nome or or gah nome
[02:59] <ActionParsnip> drounse: nome    the g is silent
[02:59] <jeremiah_gatong> I typed "mv *"
[02:59] <jeremiah_gatong> no error
[02:59] <drounse> ActionParsnip ok thats what i thought but the guy from lockergnome  said it gahnome
[03:01] <drounse> hes an idiot anyway
[03:01] <ActionParsnip> drounse: yeah some people think every letter is pronounced
[03:01] <MNichie> jeremiah_gatong:  Are you using ubuntu?  Which version?
[03:01] <drounse> ActionParsnip well ive always pronouced it nome but this guy said gahnome and im like what? i thought ive been pronouncing it wrong
[03:02] <MNichie> jeremiah_gatong:  I think it is more likely that you are looking in the wrong folder
[03:02] <love> so
[03:02] <hmw> is "retreive" british english? I have set US English in Gedit.
[03:02] <hmw> leo.org doesn't know this spelling
[03:02] <jeremiah_gatong> :(
[03:03] <hmw> pidgin does mark it as wrong, if this matters
[03:04] <drounse> does anyone here watch "The Linux Action Show"
[03:05] <Kaizen> linux action? stripper show?
[03:05] <Kaizen> wherE?
[03:05] <drounse> Kaizen its on youtube or jupiterbroadcasting.com
[03:05] <soreau> ! ot | drounse
[03:05] <drounse> Kaizen unfortuantly there is no strippers
[03:06] <_Marcus> drounse: They should have some. It would make the podcast more intresting.
[03:06] <drounse> _Marcus yea but it is a pretty good podcast
[03:08] <ActionParsnip> hmw: retrieve   is the right spelling in british english (Native englishman here)
[03:08] <ggice> df
[03:09] <drounse> does anyone know how to downgrade minecraft to 1.1 in ubuntu
[03:09] <scanict> I have the update notifier going off on my desktop. When I click update it tells me i have no internet. I fired up synaptic tried the newest version of chrome randomly, same error. Yet....I am on irc right now, and my internet and dropbox work. Nothing has changed since the last time I got an update however many days ago that was. I am on ubuntu 11.10. Any ideas?
[03:09] <Kaizen> rm -rf minecraft
[03:09] <drounse> Kaizen isnt that just going to remove
[03:09] <Kaizen> it's a downgrade
[03:09] <Kaizen> very down
[03:10] <drounse> Kaizen i dont want to remove lol
[03:10] <Kaizen> well you should
[03:10] <drounse> Kaizen why?
[03:10] <ActionParsnip> drounse: download the 1.1 version of the game..
[03:10] <hmw> ActionParsnip: thank you. It's weird, the other PC has the same version of gedit and can see it as wrong spelling. The "bad" gedit does not mark "retreixyve" as wrong, either, but it marks other words. Any idea what could be going on?
[03:10] <drounse> ActionParsnip i cant find a download link
[03:11] <ActionParsnip> drounse: i'd find a minecraft channel
[03:11] <ActionParsnip> hmw: not sure, very weird
[03:13] <hmw> ActionParsnip: oh. Turning off syntax hilighting works, it is a PHP file.
[03:15] <maucat> exit
[03:16] <hmw> ActionParsnip: it does only check strings that are actually strings in PHP, but not in the HTML part.
[03:17] <Jorophose> so i have a Dell V130 laptop here, celeron u3400 and intel series 5 chipset, and my hard drive is no longer detected. i tried a different hard drive that i know works, it's also not detected (at the BIOS level). I ordered an SSD but I don't want to open it if that won't work either. any thoughts on what's going on?
[03:18] <Kaizen> the drive is borked?
[03:18] <Jorophose> my motherboard has a daughter card with what seems to be the HDD controller on it (at least, it has the SATA plugs) but it also does audio-out... and audio out IS working (live USB works perfect; it's just the internal HDD interface is bunk)
[03:18] <hmw> ActionParsnip: fyi: Switching to HTML solves the problem
[03:18] <Jorophose> both drives are WD Blue, so maybe they broke the same way? But I doubt they're BOTH bork and invisible to the BIOS because of it?
[03:19] <Kaizen> what did you mess with?
[03:19] <NorthernSon> is there some kind of trick to get ubuntu alternate install cd to work with a usb drive ? I used unebooten to create the disk, and it does boot, but then installer seems to forget where it booted from, and is looking for a cd drive
[03:21] <Jorophose> Kaizen: nothing. just swapped HDDs. Haven't been experimenting with it, it's my production laptop. :/
[03:21] <mun> hi
[03:21] <mun> does anyone know how to program a bluetooth device on ubuntu, i.e. send AT commands?
[03:21] <GASSYPOOTS> HELPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! IM MISSING A BOOT MENU!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:22] <MNichie> GASSYPOOTS, where did you see it last?
[03:22] <GASSYPOOTS> i never did
[03:22] <GASSYPOOTS> been 2 days since i installed
[03:23] <GASSYPOOTS> ubuntu's my default noww my grandma wants me to switch it back to linux
[03:23] <GASSYPOOTS> windows i mean
[03:23] <ajay_> update-grub ?
[03:23] <GASSYPOOTS> heres the startup....
[03:23] <ajay_> tried it ?
[03:23] <GASSYPOOTS> push button....
[03:23] <GASSYPOOTS> ......channel out of range......
[03:24] <GASSYPOOTS> auto ajusting....... Ubuntu ......
[03:24] <GASSYPOOTS> then desktop shows up
[03:24] <GASSYPOOTS> when i said ubuntu i mean the purple screen with the dots under it
[03:25] <Kaizen> hmm i installed mini but all i get is flashing cursor
[03:25] <Kaizen> how rude
[03:25] <MNichie> reboot and hold down the shift key while it is booting, it should take you to a grub menu
[03:25] <GASSYPOOTS> im dual partitioned
[03:25] <GASSYPOOTS> k
[03:27] <jayar> my ubuntu server shutdown when i lost power, now it comes back up and the videos all messed up, only 1024x768... what could that be?
[03:27] <jonnys> Hey Guys, Ive been trying to find a way to move the Dash from the right to the bottom haven't found much resources on it, is it possible?
[03:27] <MNichie> jonnys, I don't think so
[03:28] <GASSYPOOTS> >.<
[03:28] <GASSYPOOTS> nope
[03:28] <GASSYPOOTS> im realy amazed how fast ubuntu is and my grandma wants it off O_O
[03:29] <GASSYPOOTS> to snailwindows 7
[03:29] <GASSYPOOTS> realy how do i make it come up
[03:29] <ActionParsnip> Kaizen: add the boot option: nomodeset   or use: nouveau.blacklist=1   if you use nvidia
[03:29] <Jorophose> nothing on the hard drive? any idea on what channels might have a better idea?
[03:29] <SHOVELL> ugh my primary hard drive partitions are not recognized
[03:30] <GASSYPOOTS> i use nvidia but what?!?!?!?
[03:30] <SHOVELL> oooo
[03:30] <Jorophose> jayar: possible your filesystem was damaged? it's easily fixable but worth a shot?
[03:30] <GASSYPOOTS> mine autoboots ubuntu with no boot menu
[03:30] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: add the boot option: nouveau.blacklist=1
[03:30] <SHOVELL> Jorophose, did you do the kernel update?
[03:30] <GASSYPOOTS> ?
[03:30] <GASSYPOOTS> terminal?
[03:30] <gerinych> i got a bunch of windows shares on my home network, but ubuntu seems to have trouble seeing them, sometimes they're there, and sometimes they just disappear all at once. help?
[03:30] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: hold shift at boot
[03:30] <GASSYPOOTS> did that
[03:31] <MNichie> The left shift key or right shift key?
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: then press E to edit the boot and add the optin#
[03:31] <ActionParsnip> either shift is fine
[03:31] <GASSYPOOTS> still didnt do anythingi did right shift
[03:31] <Jorophose> SHOVELL: Was there a bad kernel update? I was running 10.04.3 on it, and 10.04.2 on the spare HDD...
[03:31] <SHOVELL> anyone else loose their primary hard drive partitions?
[03:31] <GASSYPOOTS> i dont get why she wants windows back so much??????
[03:32] <Jorophose> all intel parts in there, and an ath9k wireless card
[03:32] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: shift is the default to show grub menu
[03:32] <Jorophose> SHOVELL: No, sorry. Try a liveUSB and see what your /etc/fstab looks like?
[03:32] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: or you can boot liveCD and chroot
[03:32] <GASSYPOOTS> and she thinks i can uninstall ubuntu whill ime running it
[03:32] <SHOVELL> Jorophose, i dont know did you do the update to 3.0.0 16?
[03:32] <GASSYPOOTS> installed with a live usb
[03:32] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: then you can use that and chroot
[03:33] <earthkin> hello.  is this where I can get help with ubuntu?
[03:33] <GASSYPOOTS> its installed to HD now
[03:33] <Kaizen> how do i add the boot option? i edited the thing but it said bad command
[03:33] <GASSYPOOTS> just give me a youtube or something on adding a 11.10 boot menu
[03:33] <harry_> how do i learn about ubuntu
[03:33] <Kaizen> it stops at mountall: Disconnected from Plymouth
[03:34] <earthkin> I could use some urgent assistance with a mouse/touchpad issue
[03:34] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: you hold shift, its taht simple. As soon as the system starts to power on. Hold it
[03:34] <GASSYPOOTS> it doesnt do anything
[03:34] <delinquentme> hey all I'm looking for a beginners tutorial on how to setup shell scripts for ubuntu ... basically I want to write a script I can use to create my dev and deploy environments automatically
[03:34] <earthkin> mouse/cursor is MIA after fresh install of 11.10
[03:34] <delinquentme> any high quality suggestions?
[03:34] <SHOVELL> Jorophose,  fstab looks fine
[03:34] <wulfgarpro> for some reason all video playback for me is black and white no matter what player I use
[03:34] <GASSYPOOTS> realy how do i make it appear
[03:34] <wulfgarpro> any ideas?
[03:34] <Jorophose> SHOVELL: No, I didn't, sorry. Ubuntu 10.04.3 stopped at the 2.6.32-series kernel.
[03:35] <SHOVELL> Jorophose, oh
[03:35] <wulfgarpro> using11.10
[03:35] <earthkin> please help - private msg is best....
[03:35] <wulfgarpro> using 11.10*
[03:35] <GASSYPOOTS> me too
[03:35] <GASSYPOOTS> when i boot it up theres no boot menu
[03:35] <scanict> I have the update notifier going off on my desktop. When I click update it tells me i have no internet. I fired up synaptic tried the newest version of chrome randomly, same error. Yet....I am on irc right now, and my internet and dropbox work. Nothing has changed since the last time I got an update however many days ago that was. I am on ubuntu 11.10. Any ideas?
[03:36] <Jorophose> SHOVELL: Yeah, so I have no idea what's going on here, because my Live USB also can't see the hard drive (through any included utility). it's not a terribly big deal because Dell can sell me a replacement daughterboard for under $100 (I think it might be closer to $60) but it'd be nicer if there was a simple fix :/
[03:36] <ActionParsnip> delinquentme: if youmake a text file with the top line:  #!/bin/bash    and mark the file as executable, it will be a script
[03:36] <MNichie> earthkin, look in ~/.xsessions-errors there might be a hint there
[03:36] <Thelas> I'm unable to connect to a wireless (WPA) network under Ubuntu 11.10.  When clicking Enable Wireless from the menu it's disabled again very shortly thereafter. The same occurs from the Network menu in System Settings - I disabled Airplane Mode (which was enabled after the install), but it seems to reenable itself every time I reopen settings.  I tried the commands at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=882357 but after making
[03:36] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: you can use a chroot
[03:36] <Thelas> the command "sudo dhclient wlan0" appears to hang, as it does not return even after several minutes. I ^Ced, looked at the man page, and tried it with "-1", which had the same problem. Any help would be appreciated, as I'm not sure how to proceed.
[03:36] <harry_> Is there like one to one support
[03:37] <SHOVELL> harry_, the channel is busy at the moment be patient
[03:37] <earthkin> how do I look in ~xsessions-errors?
[03:37] <delinquentme> ActionParsnip, so i can just run all the commands I want .. sequentially and with those two things .. it will install?
[03:37] <SHOVELL> harry_,  sorry i read that wrong
[03:38] <wulfgarpro> any ideas?
[03:38] <ActionParsnip> delinquentme: yes, it will rus as if you typed the commands
[03:38] <jrib> earthkin: you mean ~/.xsession-errors?  Use any text editor
[03:38] <GASSYPOOTS> what is chroot
[03:38] <MNichie> open a terminal and type 'gedit ~/.xsessions-errors'
[03:38] <GASSYPOOTS> can you atleast give me a terminal command
[03:38] <earthkin> I don't understand.  WIthout a mouse I can't use anything except a terminal, which I'm in now
[03:38] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: its not just one commad
[03:38] <earthkin> oh, thanks gassy
[03:38] <MNichie> then type  'vi ~/.xsessions-errors'
[03:38] <Jordan_U> GASSYPOOTS: Is Windows still installed?
[03:38] <GASSYPOOTS> ya
[03:39] <earthkin> ran that command, but it says "Cannot open display"
[03:39] <Jordan_U> GASSYPOOTS: What is the output of "sudo os-prober"?
[03:40] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/09/live-usb-sticking-grub-2-video/
[03:40] <freestanding> greetings
[03:40] <MNichie> earthkin: try 'vi ~/.xsessions-errors'
[03:40] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: use that and use a chroot (3rd time to be told)
[03:40] <judgepg> earthkin: cat ~/.xsession-errors | less
[03:40] <earthkin> ok, now it gives me a blank text file.  what now?
[03:41] <SHOVELL> i looked in gparted on a livecd to try to enlarge the "extended partition" to make additional partitions(multiboot) but the primary hdd i have is showing no partitions????
[03:42] <MNichie> ouch
[03:42] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL:  You probably have an invalid position table. This can be fixed.
[03:42] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U,  ooooh
[03:43] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U,  is there a guide on how to do this?
[03:43] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL: Can you pastebin the output of "sudo parted -l"?
[03:43] <Lirth> Would anyone be able to tell me why my sound isn't working?
[03:44] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL: http://www.rodsbooks.com/fixparts/
[03:44] <SHOVELL> http://pastebin.com/5RBUzDHe Jordan_U
[03:45] <earthkin> UPDATE: finally got the log for the errors file.  What am I looking for, and how to I scroll up?
[03:46] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL:  That's the first time I've seen that particular error.
[03:46] <earthkin> MNichie: finally got the log for the errors file.  What am I looking for, and how to I scroll up?
[03:47] <scanict> earthkin: does PgUp work?
[03:47] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, think you might be able to help the description that the tool you linked seems to be the case
[03:47] <MNichie> earthkin, I think you want to go to the bottom of the file, press shift+g to go to the end of the file
[03:47] <mi3> Hi!
[03:48] <earthkin> scanict: no, it doesn't
[03:48] <earthkin> MNichie: I'm not in a file anymore - I just want to scroll up the screen. shift-g doesn't help
[03:49] <MNichie> oh, to scroll up/down in the terminal press shift+page up/page down
[03:50] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL: I think it's probably that your extended partition is mis-sized, if that's the case it should be trivial to fix with fixparts.
[03:50] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, it looks like i have lost my sda and sdb
[03:51] <mi3> anyone knows python here? I want to use it with conky..
[03:51] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, i have not tried to change the extended part yet can i do this with that?
[03:52] <mi3> ?
[03:52] <imrobert> hello
[03:52] <Kaizen> i think i'm going to hire someone to make me a custom linux build
[03:52] <MNichie> mi3: Try #python
[03:52] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL: I don't know. You should fix its current size first though (if that is the problem).
[03:52] <Jezarith> It is cool when 3 of your major production database servers doing 1k tps decide to divide by 0
[03:52] <Jezarith> https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=16991
[03:53] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U,  to what it truely is?
[03:53] <earthkin> MNichie: Thanks.  So what am I looking for now? when I'm looking through the errors file?
[03:54] <mi3> thanks MNichie
[03:54] <mi3> #python
[03:54] <Lirth> Kaizen: There are so many things online for building a computer. You should save the money and build it yourself. The actual building piece is fun and then the bug fixes (if you have any) are usually interesting.
[03:54] <mi3> sorry
[03:54] <SHOVELL> mi3 do /join #python
[03:54] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL:  Yes (to where it is actually large enough to fit the logical partitions already in it).
[03:54] <mi3> yeah i got it
[03:54] <SHOVELL> jordan, thanks
[03:55] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL:  Follow the tutorial.
[03:55] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U,  thanks ill try it
[03:55] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL: You're welcome.
[03:56] <delinquentme> in bash whats the difference between if [[ ]]     and the simple if statement?
[03:56] <Lirth> Does anyone know how to install Steam (and the games) onto ubuntu without using wine?
[03:57] <atpa8a> is that "normal" that i see 'starting openssh' like 15 times during boot?
[03:57] <Jordan_U> delinquentme: A lot, #bash can probably give you all the details.
[03:57] <Jezarith> atpa8a, signs point to no
[03:58] <atpa8a> that's what i'm thinking
[03:59] <atpa8a> did i miss something during the do-release-update?..
[04:00] <janos> is there a netinstall option for Precise ?
[04:01] <atpa8a> any one running 11.10, do you see 'Starting OpenSSH Server' more then once?
[04:01] <freestanding> what is the best way to install rails on ubuntu 10.4
[04:01] <atpa8a> during boot that is
[04:01] <atpa8a> freestanding: passenger
[04:01] <earthkin> MNichie are you there?
[04:01] <freestanding> passenger: ok thanks
[04:02] <atpa8a> freestanding: at least this way i got it going
[04:02] <freestanding> you did this through command line
[04:02] <atpa8a> freestanding: solely
[04:02] <atpa8a> freestanding: redmine was picky about gem versions
[04:03] <freestanding> i was thinking about using rvm
[04:03] <freestanding> but I hav never used passenger
[04:03] <earthkin> MNichie I have to go eat dinner now.  could you email me if possible? wendybscher(at)gmail
[04:03] <atpa8a> might be you can do everything with apt but depends on which gem versions you need
[04:03] <freestanding> ok.. but i do not know why i have to email you
[04:03] <freestanding> jk
[04:03] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, http://pastebin.com/yQeMtRs9
[04:05] <GASSYPOOTS> PLEASE HELP I NEED TO UNINSTALL ASAP WITHOUT USING WINDOWS
[04:06] <bazhang> GASSYPOOTS, no caps
[04:06] <GASSYPOOTS> sorry but plese help
[04:07] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: did you get into the chroot ok?
[04:07] <GASSYPOOTS> no whats that
[04:07] <freestanding> any quick commands to reload shell environment
[04:07] <GASSYPOOTS> well help quick
[04:07] <earthkin> MNichie I just don't know if I will find you again in an hour.... will you be here?
[04:08] <MNichie> earthkin, still here
[04:08] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: the link I gave you earlier
[04:08] <earthkin> what am I looking for in this error log file?
[04:08] <ActionParsnip> freestanding: source ~/.bashrc   will do it
[04:08] <GASSYPOOTS> i dont have it
[04:08] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/09/live-usb-sticking-grub-2-video/
[04:08] <earthkin> MNichie: what am I looking for in this error log file?
[04:09] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: why ask for help so much, then IGNORE help when it's given
[04:09] <MNichie> earthkin, Post your errors file to paste-bin or something similar.  I can't tell what to look for beside an error...
[04:09] <freestanding> ActionParsnip: thanks no wonder i was source ~/.bash_profile
[04:09] <freestanding> and it was not working
[04:09] <Lirth> Which version of wine would you recommend of I'm trying to use Steam and its games?
[04:09] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: where is your head
[04:09] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL: Try "sudo fixparts /dev/sda"
[04:09] <earthkin> I can't - it's a different computer!
[04:09] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: check the appdb, see which is friendliest
[04:09] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, that is what i did
[04:09] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Or "PlayOnLinux"?
[04:10] <GASSYPOOTS> i already have a live usb
[04:10] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: you are using tonnes of caps and flooding the channel, yet when someone actually gives you a link you don't see it
[04:10] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: can you explain please?
[04:10] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: thats a gui but the backend doing the work is wine
[04:10] <earthkin> MNichie: I can't - this is a different computer!
[04:10] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL: Not according to your pastebin.
[04:10] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Ahh...
[04:11] <MNichie> You can turn the keypad into a mouse with this
[04:11] <MNichie> https://help.ubuntu.com/11.04/ubuntu-help/a11y-icon.html
[04:11] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: When you say "friendliest", what do you mean?
[04:11] <MNichie> You can tab to the icon
[04:11] <GASSYPOOTS> uhhh i need to uninstall
[04:11] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: the appdb shows what works and such, as well as the seam used
[04:11] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: and wine used
[04:12] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: how did you install the OS?
[04:12] <GASSYPOOTS> live usb
[04:12] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, http://pastebin.com/rRBsZ0RM
[04:13] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, you are right
[04:13] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: then delete the ubuntu partition and either resize the ntfs into the freed space or create a new partition for user data
[04:13] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: you will need to reinstate teh windows boot loader as ubuntu overwrote the bootloader with grub
[04:13] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: So when I found Steam in the list and looked at it, it showed "Wine Version 1.3.37". Does that mean I should get 1.3? Also, why would one version work better than another? Are the numbers not released linearly like the Ubuntu releases (10.04 -> 10.11 -> 11.04 -> 11.0)
[04:14] <GASSYPOOTS> so delete the ubuntu folder under /hp
[04:14] <MNichie> ActionParsnip: at this point pretty sure it is a troll
[04:14] <bazhang> GASSYPOOTS, this is a wubi install?
[04:14] <GASSYPOOTS> yep
[04:14] <GASSYPOOTS> cant access windows
[04:14] <earthkin> MNichie: that wouldn't help me at all, as I would have to basically reboot to do that - no error file log to help me.  Would it be worth it? I am taking a break for dinner now....
[04:15] <atpa8a> i don't seem to find anything special one would have to do with release upgrades... yet i see *multiple* 'Startin OpenSSH Server'...
[04:15] <Rurd2di> ubuntu 12 coming by september?
[04:15] <MNichie> earthkin, why would you have to reboot?
[04:15] <bazhang> Rurd2di, april
[04:15] <Rurd2di> awsome
[04:15] <GirlyGirl> Rurd2di: assuming 12.04 its april
[04:15] <Rurd2di> cant wait
[04:16] <Rurd2di> yeah
[04:16] <freestanding> how can i install rubygems?
[04:16] <scientes_> GASSYPOOTS, i think this will do it http://packages.debian.org/sid/mbr
[04:16] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, should i use "test disk"?
[04:17] <GASSYPOOTS> O_O
[04:17] <scientes_> apt-get install mbr
[04:17] <scientes_> from linux to restore the MBR
[04:17] <bazhang> scientes_, thats from debian packages
[04:17] <earthkin> MNichie: oh, you're right, just exit the terminal.  forgot
[04:18] <Lirth> Rurd2di: You can look at the version number to tell it's release date. This blew my mind when I learned it. 12.04 means the twelfth year and the forth month (April 2012). 11.10 means eleventh year and tenth month (October 2011). If you already knew that, sorry.
[04:18] <starcomputers_> can someone help me with zorin os
[04:18] <scientes_> bazhang, this make you happy? http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/mbr
[04:18] <bazhang> starcomputers_, check the zorin os support forums
[04:19] <starcomputers_> i have no one is there to help
[04:19] <bazhang> starcomputers_, it's not supported here
[04:19] <freestanding> how is git referred to
[04:19] <GASSYPOOTS> uhh how's that supposted to help
[04:19] <delinquentme> im looking for a nice simple tutorial on how to SSH into a brand new machine / node without using a new RSA fingerprint each time
[04:19] <freestanding> apt-get install git does not work
[04:19] <freestanding> is there another name for it
[04:19] <GASSYPOOTS> i have virtualy no access to windows
[04:20] <delinquentme> like I've accepted probably 20 different ones now .. surely theres a way to push up one that I've used locally right?
[04:20] <scientes_> freestanding, apt-get install git-rcs on old
[04:20] <krish> hi there
[04:20] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: if you get wine 1.3 for your release it will work as well as it states in the appdb
[04:20] <scientes_> *git-vcs
[04:20] <freestanding> scientes_: thanks
[04:20] <ActionParsnip> Rurd2di: 12 is the year ;)
[04:20] <scientes_> ^^^ freaky[t]_
[04:20] <Guest83215> i could not find my trash bin on my system
[04:20] <Guest83215> where to find it
[04:20] <Guest83215> how to install
[04:21] <GirlyGirl> Guest83215: open nautilus
[04:21] <ActionParsnip> !trash | Guest83215
[04:21] <SHOVELL> freestanding, apt-get git-core
[04:21] <GASSYPOOTS> how bout easy bcd
[04:21] <freestanding> SHOVELL: ok
[04:21] <freestanding> thanks
[04:22] <SHOVELL> freestanding, that is the package i have been using
[04:22] <delinquentme> is there a ways to automatically grant these kind of request in a bash script?        After this operation, 139kB of additional disk space will be used. \n Do you want to continue [Y/n]?
[04:22] <freestanding> i went with git-core
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> delinquentme: sudo apt-get -y upgrade    etc
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> delinquentme: or you may need to use --force-yes
[04:22] <Lirth> Is there a way for me to have the same center click to scroll from Windows in Ubuntu?
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> delinquentme: read:  man apt-get
[04:22] <GASSYPOOTS> i guess ima have to play with the boot XD
[04:23] <mobius> greetings #ubuntu :)
[04:23] <freestanding> mobius: greetings
[04:23] <scientes_> GASSYPOOTS, i believe that package i linked you too restores the MSDOS MBR
[04:24] <GASSYPOOTS> wine is slow :D
[04:24] <scientes_> however it might have been a differn't package which was dropped b/c of copyright considerations, if so you have to use the XP/whatever NT-windows recovery CD
[04:24] <scientes_> GASSYPOOTS, that is not wine
[04:24] <mobius> I seem to be having difficulty locating my trash folder in ubuntu :p
[04:24] <scientes_> and wine is not slow, and you seem awfully like a trol GASSYPOOTS
[04:24] <ActionParsnip> mobius: should show in the unity panel
[04:24] <mobius> kind of odd really...
[04:24] <mobius> kk thanks :)
[04:24] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, http://pastebin.com/rRBsZ0RM still get the issue and the program wont run
[04:25] <scientes_> mobius, look in
[04:25] <Jordan_U> GASSYPOOTS: I tried to help you earlier and you seemed to ignore me. You should work on reading responses and actually responding.
[04:25] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: some games actually pull more frames under Wine
[04:25] <scientes_> ^^^^^
[04:25] <scientes_> ActionParsnip, ==right
[04:25] <Lirth> When using wine, how do I tell where the files are saving? I'm trying to install Steam and I can't figure out where it's actually going. Does it matter?
[04:25] <jaimie_> hi
[04:25] <GASSYPOOTS> ive been wondering that too...
[04:26] <jaimie_> so when i installed ubuntu, i guess I didn't install GRUB.
[04:26] <scientes_> Lirth, its in .wine/drive_c/
[04:26] <scientes_> Lirth, its in ~/.wine/drive_c/
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: the things should get added top your system menus like normal apps. they are in stalled to ~/.wine/drive_c
[04:26] <Lirth> scientes_: thanks
[04:26] <jaimie_> Then when I did an apt-get update & apt-get update, it complained.
[04:26] <scientes_> Lirth, and in wine, drive Z is your root filesystem
[04:26] <ActionParsnip> jaimie_: what was the complaint
[04:26] <scientes_> unless you configure otherwise Lirth
[04:26] <varatep> how do i get vimrc to make its config file again?
[04:26] <varatep> vim* to make its config file again
[04:27] <jaimie_> "You chose not to install GRUB to any devices.  If you continue, the boot loader may not be properly configured, and when your computer next starts up it will use whatever was previously in the boot sector."
[04:27] <Lirth> scientes_: I have no idea how to configure otherwise, so I'm all good. :)
[04:27] <jaimie_> It'as asking me Yes or No.  TBH I don't get it because I didn't install GRUB.
[04:27] <dr_willis> you could copy the system vimrc from /etc
[04:27] <mobius> im getting "operation not supported"  when i try to open trash
[04:27] <scientes_> Lirth, winecfg
[04:27] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL:  Odd. It must be either very strange, very broken, or both, for even fixparts to complain and not handle it.
[04:27] <mobius> thats weird...
[04:27] <jaimie_> anyone feel like helping a bit?  I'm terrified of a reboot :P
[04:27] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, but i am using it now?
[04:27] <Lirth> scientes_: hear no evil... break no computer
[04:28] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL:  First you should backup any important data.
[04:28] <scientes_> Lirth, well, when you work with wine you often have to fiddle with things for certain apps
[04:29] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL:  The linux kernel trends to be very forgiving of problems with partition table problems.
[04:29] <ActionParsnip> jaimie_: do you single boot?
[04:29] <jaimie_> yeah
[04:29] <jaimie_> so i thought no grub was ok.
[04:29] <SHOVELL> Jordan_U, the other thing is that i can reboot just fine
[04:30] <GASSYPOOTS> i only want one link to download not 20
[04:30] <jaimie_> it instablled grub, though.
[04:30] <bazhang> GASSYPOOTS, for what
[04:30] <scientes_> GASSYPOOTS, you obviously don't want help, go away
[04:30] <ActionParsnip> jaimie_: cool, you can always install grub using terminal
[04:30] <GASSYPOOTS> uninstalling ubuntu without windows
[04:30] <Lirth> Is there a way to use a torrent to download my steam games faster WITHOUT pirating? For example, I bought TESV: Skyrim a while ago and would like to use it on this computer but I don't want to have to wait the several hours to download it.
[04:30] <jaimie_> "Setting up grub-common (1.98-1ubuntu13) ... Setting up grub-pc (1.98-1ubuntu13) ..."
[04:31] <Jordan_U> SHOVELL: I meed to leave soon.
[04:31] <jaimie_> Action: Thing is, why did it do that?
[04:31] <SHOVELL> lol thanks for the help
[04:31] <jaimie_> i never asked it to.
[04:31] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: delete the ubuntu partition in windows and either format the new space to make a new storage partition or resize the ntfs into the free space. You will then need to reinstall the windows boot loader
[04:31] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: I can't phrase it any clearer
[04:32] <jaimie_> ActionParsnip: Should doing a "grub-update" suffice?
[04:32] <mattwj2002> hi guys
[04:32] <mattwj2002> :)
[04:32] <ActionParsnip> jaimie_: usually it's smooth, yeah try: sudo update-grub
[04:32] <Lirth> I use google chrome but I don't like their built in [X] [--] [[]] (close, minimize, maximize) buttons. Is there a way to use the ubuntu ones instead?
[04:32] <jaimie_> update-grub, woops.  ya.
[04:33] <GASSYPOOTS> this http://i.imgur.com/xS39w.png
[04:33] <GASSYPOOTS> the part my mouse was over
[04:33] <jaimie_> ActionParsnip: But what I don't get is why did my apt-get upgrade & update trigger the installation of grub?
[04:33] <jaimie_> or am i just a tard and missing something?
[04:33] <Jordan_U> ActionParsnip: I would recommend highly reinstalling an MS style mbr before removing Ubuntu's partitions.
[04:33] <GASSYPOOTS> ...
[04:34] <GASSYPOOTS> and whats that
[04:34] <scientes_> GASSYPOOTS, your browser links to "Troll Science" go away
[04:34] <mattwj2002> I don't know if it'll work prefect but have you guys tried google plus hang out rooms?
[04:34] <GASSYPOOTS> meh its funny
[04:34] <dr_willis> Lirth:  goolges chrome has a right click nenu item to use system decorations
[04:35] <GASSYPOOTS> but for real this isnt about bookmaks
[04:35] <ActionParsnip> Jordan_U: I gues
[04:35] <Lirth> dr_willis:Where would that be?
[04:35] <GASSYPOOTS> so just delete the ubuntu folder?
[04:35] <mattwj2002> I am right now in a video conference with 7 other people with it!
[04:35] <mattwj2002> :D
[04:35] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: right click the top bar, its there
[04:35] <mattwj2002> using ubuntu!
[04:35] <mattwj2002> :D
[04:35] <mattwj2002> *lubuntu
[04:35] <FloodBot1> mattwj2002: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:35] <dr_willis> Lirth:  under the right click menus on the title i belivw
[04:36] <GASSYPOOTS> lol
[04:36] <ActionParsnip> mattwj2002: nice :) using what app?
[04:36] <Lirth> ActionParsnip, dr_willis: I feel dumb now. Thanks
[04:36] <mattwj2002> chrome and a browser plugin
[04:36] <SHOVELL> mbr repair help anyone?
[04:36] <mattwj2002> I don't have video or voice but I don't have a webcam and I need to buy a mic and headset
[04:37] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: its all learning, so its cool B)
[04:37] <dr_willis> !fixgrub
[04:37]  * GASSYPOOTS wonders what a partition is
[04:37] <ActionParsnip> 100% troll now
[04:37] <varatep> if i deleted the vimrc files, how do i get them back?
[04:37] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Except that it was explained almost perfectly well.
[04:37] <dr_willis> wikipedia has good info on hard drive partitions
[04:37] <varatep> I wanna customize vimrc but idk how to make one from scratch
[04:37] <ActionParsnip> varatep: use your backups
[04:37] <varatep> ActionParsnip: what backups? there are none
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: hehe, you learn little bits like that as you go
[04:38] <dr_willis> varatep:  copy the one from /etc/
[04:38] <varatep> dr_willis: I deleted that one
[04:38] <varatep> dr_willis: LOOOOL
[04:38] <dr_willis> varatep:  why?
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> varatep: i suggest you add your config to your backup schedule
[04:38] <varatep> dr_willis: I was trying to customize and I got frustrated with not being able to save with gedit so i just deleted it
[04:39] <lipeng> hi  all
[04:39] <dr_willis> varatep:  reinstall the vim package i guess.. and a user edits theur iwn configs. not the system configs
[04:39] <GASSYPOOTS> so do i just delete that folder or do i haz to search for the partition
[04:40] <dr_willis> not sure how gedit matters with vimrc.....
[04:41] <varatep> how do i see all of the different vims i have?
[04:42] <dr_willis> use the synaptic package manager gui is one way varatep
[04:43] <Miggs> Evening peeps
[04:45] <dr_willis> bbl
[04:45] <superdave321> Sound isn't working after 'upgrade' to ubuntu studio. any ideas?
[04:45] <Miggs> I have a headless server and a laptop both running 11.10. The server is configured to allow network access to sound sinks. The laptop is set to discover them. Yet the laptop cannot see the server's sinks. Not even in avahi-discover. The server can see it's own sinks in avahi-discover though. Any suggestions?
[04:46] <SHOVELL> i lost my partition table on my primary hdd or corrupted it
[04:46] <GASSYPOOTS> how do i uninstall linux?!?!?!?
[04:47] <ActionParsnip> GASSYPOOTS: i told you already
[04:47] <bazhang> !repeat | GASSYPOOTS
[04:47] <SHOVELL> !ignore gassy
[04:48] <scientes_> GASSYPOOTS, his browser image says he has a bookmark "Troll Science"
[04:48] <scientes_> so yeah i agree with SHOVELL
[04:48] <bazhang> SHOVELL, its /ignore, no !
[04:48] <SHOVELL> lol
[04:48] <GASSYPOOTS> ignored
[04:48] <bazhang> scientes_, thats enough, lets move on
[04:49] <bazhang> GASSYPOOTS, you have been given the answer to your question many many times.
[04:49] <bazhang> GASSYPOOTS, so stop repeating.
[04:49] <krish_> I coul not find my recycle bin/trash bin
[04:50] <bazhang> !trash | krish_
[04:50] <krish_> where it is located and how to install it on desktop
[04:51] <ActionParsnip> krish_: there is a tweak you can do to make the trash icon show on the desktop
[04:51] <cyber_> Hey guys, I am going to build a new machine. any suggestions on a good MB and Video card? I will be running AMD octacore
[04:52] <jaimie_> ActionParsnip: So I did an update-grub.  I'm doing a full backup with backup-manager now just so it's less trouble if I need to do a reinstall.
[04:52] <jaimie_> Reboot and pray?
[04:52] <Lirth> cyber_: maximum pc just did an 8 core build if you want to check it out.
[04:52] <jaimie_> I'm just not sure why it forced me to install grub.
[04:52] <jaimie_> It didn't update my kernel
[04:52] <ActionParsnip> krish_: try SuperL+T
[04:52] <jaimie_> ;/
[04:52] <ActionParsnip> jaimie_: sounds good dude
[04:53] <krish_> Actionparsnip: tweak?
[04:53] <ActionParsnip> jaimie_: no problem
[04:53] <ActionParsnip> krish_: try the shortcut first :)
[04:53] <jaimie_> i hope ...
[04:53] <krish_> please help me
[04:53] <cyber_> TY Lirth is that for a Linux build?
[04:53] <krish_> shortcut?
[04:53] <Lirth> cyber_: and aparently nvidia is now a part of the Linux Foundation, so I'd go with them for the gpu.
[04:54] <Lirth> cyber_: I'm not sure the difference between a regular and a linux build. I just collected all my pieces and put them together.
[04:54] <Lirth> cyber_: Check out this article -> http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/step--step_guide_how_build_gaming_pc_amds_bulldozer_cpu
[04:55] <cyber_> okay TY
[04:55] <ActionParsnip> 04:52 < ActionParsnip> krish_: try SuperL+T
[04:55] <ActionParsnip> krish_: I already told you....why are you still asking??
[04:56] <Lirth> cyber_: I just started reading the website and magazine and they have a ton of useful information. It's mostly for Windows becasue that's the majority of computer users, but they do mention linux pieces and almost always cover hardware.
[04:57] <GEEMac> Evening/morn folks,  Can someone point me to a good know fix for the Busybox,initramfs boot issue?  Been at this for a week with no luck.
[04:57] <SHOVELL> help!!!!! http://pastebin.com/PywC6r4A
[04:57] <jaimie_> Wow, AMD is fabless now?
[04:57] <escott> !details | GEEMac
[04:57] <Lirth> jaimie_: fabless?
[04:58] <jaimie_> they don't make any CPUs
[04:58] <jaimie_> just design
[04:58] <jaimie_> that's pretty risky
[04:58] <jaimie_> no wafers.
[04:58] <ActionParsnip> jaimie_: how is this ubuntu support related?
[04:58] <varatep> What does this mean: Cannot source a directory: "$HOME/.vimrc"
[04:59] <escott> varatep, it is trying to load that file and cannot
[04:59] <jaimie_> Action: Someone mentioned AMD up there.
[04:59] <jaimie_> I haven't looked at AMD in awhile.
[04:59] <jaimie_> (re bulldozer)
[04:59] <varatep> escott: How do I enable it to load the file? I made a .vimrc folder and a vimrc file in that folder
[04:59] <go8765> hello. i want to change my partitions but before i want to backup mbr - s this is good idea?
[04:59] <CFHowlett> go8765   couldn't hurt -
[05:00] <Lirth> jaimie_, ActionParsnip: cyber_ was asking about using it for a linux build.
[05:00] <escott> varatep, and you are seeing this wehn you start vim?
[05:00] <varatep> escott: Yes.
[05:00] <GEEMac> I'm running Ubuntu version11.10, I have a problem with booting, I boot to busybox v1.18.4 and stop at initramfs.
[05:00] <escott> varatep, sorry im slow .vimrc is supposed to be a file not a directory
[05:00] <varatep> escott: oh so i don't make the directory? its just .vimrc in my home folder?
[05:00] <Miggs> Anybody able to help me out with my PulseAudio problem?
[05:01] <ActionParsnip> Miggs: whats the issue?
[05:01] <Lirth> What does it mean for Linux gaming if nvidia joined the Linux Foundation?
[05:01] <Miggs> I have a headless server and a laptop both running 11.10. The server is configured to allow network access to sound sinks. The laptop is set to discover them. Yet the laptop cannot see the server's sinks. Not even in avahi-discover. The server can see it's own sinks in avahi-discover though. Any suggestions?
[05:01] <mi3> !cookie | ActionParsnip
[05:01] <escott> varatep, yes usually if it is supposed to be a directory it will be something like .program or .program.d but .programrc is always a single file
[05:01] <varatep> escott: .vim is afolder though correct?
[05:01] <Miggs> Yes, all the cookies to ActionParsnip!
[05:02] <go8765> CFHowlett: i need to load from my life cd to make sfdisk -d /dev/sda1 > backup-sda1.sf
[05:02] <go8765>  or its not necessary?
[05:02] <franz_> where to put downloaded plasma themes?
[05:02] <Lirth> Miggs: I'm new to servers. What does headless mean?
[05:02] <Miggs> Lirth, it's lacking a monitor.
[05:02] <varatep> escott: Where do I put the custom color.vim's? i made a .vim/colors folder in the home directory.
[05:02] <Lirth> Miggs: Cool. That makes a lot of sense, thanks.
[05:02] <CFHowlett> go8765   you mean to back up the mbr?  wait 1
[05:02] <Miggs> It just sits on the shelf and I only make it do things over ssh.
[05:02] <escott> GEEMac, and have you verified the uuid in fstab with that from blkid
[05:02] <escott> varatep, .vim/colors
[05:02] <go8765> CFHowlett: yes. ok
[05:03] <go8765> il be wait
[05:03] <varatep> escott: Is that right though? I made a .vim/colors/ in the home directory
[05:03] <Miggs> It's not completely headless since I do run XBMC on it but for all intensive porpoises it's close enough.
[05:03] <varatep> escott: it didn't have that .vim folder so i made it myself
[05:03] <escott> varatep, thats absolutely correct
[05:03] <CFHowlett> go8765   see
[05:04] <CFHowlett> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6828965&postcount=2
[05:05] <ActionParsnip> franz_: http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=67&t=82905
[05:05] <go8765> CFHowlett: hm.. thanks. so i need life cd to do this or not?
[05:05] <CFHowlett> go8765   fwiw: last time I changed my mbr partitions, I had to reinstall grub and perform the windows repair.  It seems editing the parts changed the uuid's and thus restoring MBR didn't work.
[05:05] <CFHowlett> go8765   yes live cd or a gparted cd
[05:06] <curiousx> aloha all
[05:06] <Miggs> ActionParsnip, nothing comes to mind?
[05:06] <GEEMac> escott, I have no clue where to look for the uuid, this is a dual boot that was installed via wubi on a Windows 7 64bit system.  It was fine until I did an update and since then it stops at the Busybox/initramfs prompt.
[05:06] <CFHowlett> greetings curiousx
[05:07] <curiousx> uuid? maybe blkid command?
[05:07] <escott> GEEMac, well lets start with by running "blkid" and comparing the output of that to the ouput of cat /etc/fstab
[05:07] <curiousx> sudo blkid
[05:07] <GEEMac> Searching the net shows that this is a known issue after an update.  Non of the little detailed fixes worked.
[05:07] <curiousx> aloha CFHowlett thx
[05:08] <go8765> CFHowlett: hm... another question - where is right variant ?  http://www.opennet.ru/tips/info/786.shtml or http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6828965&postcount=2
[05:08] <escott> GEEMac, it might be an issue with wubi. i usually recommend using anything but wubi
[05:08] <GEEMac> Escott that is going to be a bit tough at the moment since I am rendering some video and it is on this system.
[05:08] <[[thufir]]> anyone know how to use dar with cdrwtools?  I don't know the syntax
[05:09] <kenro> Help? When trying to install gkrellm in 11, it wants to remove my entire gnome dte?! Isn't gkrellm 'gnome-philic'?
[05:09] <curiousx> me to, i dislike wubi
[05:10] <GEEMac> I did try the blkid and the cat/etc/fstab and it stated that it was not a command or it just sat there with no cursor.
[05:10] <CFHowlett> go8765   try em both.  check your usb to see which one works.
[05:10] <escott> GEEMac, "cat /etc/fstab"
[05:10] <GEEMac> that was something I tried earlier on when the isssue started.
[05:11] <escott> GEEMac, are you sure you are in the initramfs? what makes you confident that is the case
[05:12] <kenro> Help? When trying to install gkrellm in 11, it wants to remove my entire gnome dte?! Isn't gkrellm 'gnome-philic'?
[05:14] <GEEMac> I was at the intiramfs prompt and I could do a Help and get the commands.  that's as far as I could get.  I will have to wait until this rendering is don and drop out of here to reboot this system.  Is there any working information on a webpage tha I can print out here?  I have spent a week trying all sorts of posts and no luck.
[05:14] <ActionParsnip> kenro: are there any bugs reported?
[05:14] <kenro> Seems to me conspi
[05:14] <kenro> oops miskey
[05:14] <bazhang> kenro, ubuntu-desktop package?
[05:14] <escott> GEEMac, how do you know its an initramfs prompt? there are other prompts in the boot process
[05:15] <kenro> ActionParsnip:  Actually, never thought it could be a bug, as I've had repo configure problems as well...
[05:16] <hot_wheelz> any ubuntu tv people in here?
[05:16] <GEEMac> Bercause it states intiramfs just above the prompt and the commands that can be listed are those used for intiramfs.  Apparently this is something posted all over the net with no working fix.
[05:16] <bazhang> kenro, what packages? ubuntu-desktop?
[05:17] <bazhang> hot_wheelz, try #ubuntu-tv
[05:17] <kenro> bazhang:  Say what? All I know is it's the package listed with synaptic. Simply, gkrellm. perhaps you ask if I'm using ubuntu... yeah.
[05:17] <GEEMac> Just above the intiramfs is the Busybox info.  then it stops right at the intiramfs prompt.
[05:17] <hot_wheelz> bazhang thanks
[05:18] <bazhang> kenro, ubuntu-desktop is perfectly safe to remove, its a meta package
[05:18] <bazhang> kenro, it does NOT remove the GNOME DE
[05:19] <kenro> bazhang:  Ah right, transitional pkg? I know this. I also know synaptic wants to remove gnome, replace with a couple random kde libs.
[05:20] <bazhang> kenro, if you'd care to pastebin the list we can take a look at it
[05:20] <GEEMac> I guess I will have to wait until much later to try the Cat....   I probably have another 2-3 hrs of rendering of this very long video project.
[05:21] <straub> straub: /exit
[05:22] <kenro> bazhang: Could be related to (yet unresolved) repo misconfig? gpg keys, et al...? Synaptic wants to remove gnome, but apt says 'deps unresolvable...
[05:22] <GEEMac> All I can say is that the Wubi install went fine and worked for a few months until I did the usual update and that was it for the boot up after that.
[05:23] <kenro> bazhang:  I'll pastebin my sources.list?
[05:24] <GEEMac> Sorry Escott, I can't get any mor detailed than that.  I am just an end user of Ubuntu.
[05:24] <unkr> ?
[05:24] <bazhang> kenro, the package list when you try to install gkrellm would be better
[05:24] <kenro> okie
[05:24] <varatep> why do people use windows managers?
[05:24] <escott> GEEMac, if its some wubi specific issue i wont be able to say what to do
[05:24] <Guest66348> b/c they can?
[05:24] <varatep> I tried it, but it seems like it makes things difficult
[05:24] <varatep> No shortcut keys
[05:25] <unkr> msg ubttu hello
[05:25] <CFHowlett> GEEMac   per the wubi staff, it's a testing platform, not a long-term installation solution ...
[05:25] <igor_> hey, I'm having a problem getting VLC to play aMKv file.  It plays sound but the video is all green.
[05:26] <GEEMac> Well All I know is that it went smooth and worked for a while with not one issue.  It was a update while in Ubuntu that killed it, it was well past the wubi install.
[05:26] <igor_> are there any plugins to help this?
[05:26] <CFHowlett> GEEMac   time to upgrade to a dual boot then?
[05:27] <ActionParsnip> igor_: http://www.wiredrevolution.com/ubuntu/fix-blue-tinted-video-in-ubuntu
[05:27] <kenro> bazhang: Paste from kenro at Sat, 10 Mar 2012 00:26:15 +0100     does this have what you need to find the paste?
[05:27] <igor_> the screen is not tintnted. its solid green , no video at all
[05:27] <GEEMac> Apparently it is not a Wubi issue since a full week of reading the posts, it is an issue with all the installs after a certain update which I do not know what item in the update caused it.
[05:28] <bazhang> kenro, pastebin link?
[05:28] <ActionParsnip> igor_: try a different output method. x11 works well in most cases
[05:28] <GEEMac> CF it is a dual boot.
[05:28] <CFHowlett> GEEMac   noted...
[05:28] <kenro> bazhang: http://paste.ubuntu.com/877060/ ?
[05:29] <GEEMac> I do not run it from windows, I have to boot the computerand run it from the grub menu.
[05:29] <mosno> so deja-dup -- ubuntu's official backup tool -- can only do TWO incremental backups, then it's back to a full backup???
[05:29] <igor_> still no go
[05:29] <ActionParsnip> kenro: can you give the output of:  apt-cache policy gkrellm; lsb_release -a    thanks
[05:29] <ActionParsnip> igor_: is it the same in all players?
[05:29] <igor_> no
[05:30] <bazhang> kenro, what about installing those depends first?
[05:30] <igor_> other players the audio is way outta sync
[05:30] <mosno> what utter crap.
[05:30] <igor_> or they crash
[05:30] <ActionParsnip> mosno: why is it the official one?
[05:30] <bogdan_> salut
[05:30] <mosno> ActionParsnip, it's the one that comes with 11.10
[05:30] <ActionParsnip> mosno: there are plenty of backup tools in the repos
[05:30] <mosno> ActionParsnip, it's the one that runs a service by default
[05:30] <ActionParsnip> mosno: so, doesn't mean anything
[05:30] <bazhang> mosno, use something different then
[05:30] <mosno> ActionParsnip, sounds pretty official to me
[05:30] <CFHowlett> mosno   deja-dup is not an ubuntu/canonical product
[05:31] <mosno> bah
[05:31] <ActionParsnip> mosno: there is no official anything
[05:31] <bazhang> mosno, this is not channel rant
[05:31] <mosno> but why is it doing a full?
[05:31] <ygukhi> >test
[05:31] <igor_> i always thought VLC was the best, could play anything
[05:31] <imrobert> can someone help me out with the fonts
[05:31] <ActionParsnip> mosno: its just default installed, nothing more, nothing less
[05:31] <bazhang> mosno, support here, ask if you need some
[05:31] <mosno> bazhang, i rather keep using it and fix the problem, i'm researching now
[05:31] <CFHowlett> igor_   wrong codecs = no play.
[05:31] <kenro> bazhang: http://paste.ubuntu.com/877072/
[05:31] <mosno> bazhang, do you know how to make it work properly?
[05:31] <mosno> ie. indefinite incrementals/
[05:31] <GEEMac> CF,  If I think I followed the background of Wubi correctly, all it is is a way to install Ubuntu to a partition on your drive while you are in windows. I guess you can say it is a lasy way of doing the dule boot install... lol
[05:31] <imrobert> web pages are all weird with ubuntu's fonts
[05:32] <ActionParsnip> imrobert: in all browsers?
[05:32] <bazhang> mosno, I dont use it, is it important to use that one tool? why not sbackup rsync backintime or something else
[05:32] <ygukhi> is anyone on what.cd?
[05:32] <escott> imrobert,  install the msft truetype fonts package part of restricted-extras
[05:32] <igor_> i have installed the restricted stuff too
[05:32] <ygukhi> i need some help with my torrent client
[05:32] <imrobert> ActionParsnip, yes
[05:32] <mosno> because a) i've already started using it, and b) it is the DEFAULT tool that comes with this OS
[05:32] <ActionParsnip> ygukhi: shoot
[05:32] <curiousx> igor_: nvidia or ati ?
[05:33] <mosno> ie. it should theoretically work better than the rest and/or have better integration
[05:33] <CFHowlett> GEEMac   lots of wubi's get broken due to update - most famously, the great grub2 migration.  dual boot is more stable.  I reiterate: wubi is for trying ubuntu - not long-term use of ubuntu.
[05:33] <igor_> nvidia
[05:33] <imrobert> ActionParsnip, the text almost looks blurry
[05:33] <bazhang> mosno, so install something else
[05:33] <curiousx> what is the driver version ?
[05:33] <mosno> does anyone know how to make deja-dup do more than 2 incremental backups?
[05:33] <bazhang> mosno, we are just supporters, ranting wont change whats on the cd install
[05:33] <ygukhi> i need a version of a torrent client that lets me download files from what.cd
[05:33] <ActionParsnip> mosno: I have never had a single success with brasero and always advise folks try xfburn when  brasero fails to deliver and they say xfburn works.
[05:33] <ygukhi> im using vuze and its not letting me use the tracker
[05:33] <mosno> bazhang, that's true
[05:34] <mosno> bazhang, i'm just upset
[05:34] <igor_> i believe 280 , how do i chaeck
[05:34] <GEEMac> Iff you Google Busybox intiramfs you will get a ton of hits on it and so far non of the fixes worked yet. Guess it's back to a re-install and hrs of tweaking again.
[05:34] <ygukhi> connect TO the tracker
[05:34] <bazhang> kenro, try installing the depends, first
[05:34] <curiousx> igor_: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates ; sudo apt-get update
[05:34] <mosno> ActionParsnip, strange, i had brasero fail in debian but work in ubuntu for burning mp3s to audio cd
[05:34] <GEEMac> And ..... not updating the install when it is working...
[05:35] <curiousx> it will install 295 wich is better than 280
[05:35] <kenro> bazhang:  Did. It will install gkrellm first. Falling back into the errors.
[05:35] <curiousx> i ran into some cooler troubles with 280
[05:35] <bazhang> kenro, you have kde4 installed as well? sounds like a bug
[05:35] <ygukhi> i
[05:35] <ygukhi> need a new theme
[05:35] <bazhang> ygukhi, then install one
[05:35] <igor_> should i retstart?
[05:36] <bazhang> !themese | ygukhi
[05:36] <bazhang> augh
[05:36] <curiousx> once finish, yep
[05:36] <GEEMac> Shame that this is a known issue and no fix yet.
[05:36] <bazhang> !themes | ygukhi
[05:36] <igor_> brb, if problem persists
[05:36] <ygukhi> thank you
[05:36] <varatep> Anyone have any idea how to use DWM?
[05:37] <kenro> bazhang:  Oh! You mean with apt. not synaptic. Sorry. Will try. Also, yes I've had kde4 on here. Should be mostly, functionally, uninstalled, now, but I occasionally find residual kde libs...
[05:37] <bazhang> varatep, got it installed yet?
[05:37] <curiousx> really i dont remember, but, if the drivers doesent auto activate, activate it in the jockey-gtk "aditional drivers"
[05:37] <mosno> at least i'm not the only one https://bugs.launchpad.net/deja-dup/+bug/490188
[05:37] <varatep> bazhang: Yup I got dwm installed im on it right now. how do i use a web browser in this beast?
[05:37] <curiousx> has gone
[05:38] <varatep> bazhang: HOLY crap this is awesome
[05:39] <tao_> 这是什么啊？
[05:39] <CFHowlett> !jp|tao_
[05:39] <tao_> Englishi!
[05:39] <CFHowlett> tao_   ok ...
[05:40] <tao_> what？
[05:40] <ygukhi> how do i install a theme
[05:41] <tao_> ？？
[05:41] <tao_> o easy
[05:41] <ygukhi> how?
[05:41] <ygukhi> lol
[05:42] <tao_> what is the type
[05:42] <GEEMac> !ch
[05:42] <h0me> ygukhi, system > appearance > theme
[05:42] <tao_> what?
[05:42] <ygukhi> then install?
[05:42] <ygukhi> done that and opened the file i want to install but the filetypes i dont think they are recognised
[05:43] <CFHowlett> tao_  this is the ubuntu support channel.  If you need help with ubuntu, please ask.
[05:43] <Saint|> Evening all.
[05:43] <tao_> it is my first time use the IRC
[05:43] <CFHowlett> Saint|   greetings
[05:43] <tao_> thanks
[05:43] <GEEMac> 中文或英文 Tao
[05:44] <CFHowlett> english only in this channel please.
[05:44] <varatep> !CN | GEEMac
[05:44] <kenro> bazhang: Fogive if intruding, but... still with me?
[05:44] <tao_> join<ubuntu>
[05:45] <CFHowlett> tao_   you have already joined #ubuntu ... what's your question???
[05:45] <GEEMac> CF that is the response I wanted the bot to put up for Tao not ja but cn
[05:45] <Saint|> Geemac, your name just reminded me. Anyone know if there is a PPC version of ubuntu still around? Just curious.
[05:45] <tao_> it is my first time use the IRC
[05:45] <CFHowlett> GEEMac   okay.
[05:45] <tao_> what should i do
[05:45] <Miggs> Hey peeps - If one machine on the network cannot see zeroconf services provided by another machine, what are the likely causes?
[05:46] <CFHowlett> tao_   type /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:46] <tacomaster> i was wondering if i have a laptop and in the past year i have had 3 hdd drives fail on me could it be the controller messing it up?
[05:47] <kenro> bazhang:  Thanks for helping. Unfortunately, it remains unresolved. Perhaps there are alternatives...
[05:47] <CFHowlett> tacomaster   3 in the past year?  what's the make/model of your computer??
[05:47] <tao_> e
[05:47] <tao_> ?
[05:47] <tacomaster> hp pavillian dv7000 series
[05:48] <kenro> Does anyone know how to set up always-visible hardware monitors, like with kde's plasma applets?
[05:48] <CFHowlett> tacomaster   so name brand.  Can we safely assume you're installing OEM parts, not "refurbished replacement" parts?
[05:48] <kenro> I meant... in gnome3...
[05:48] <tacomaster> CFHowlett, yea all 3 were brand new
[05:49] <ygukhi> how do i get rid of the icons in my menus?
[05:49] <escott> kenro, what sensors do you want to see?
[05:49] <CFHowlett> tacomaster   dirty power supply?  clearly something is wrong.
[05:49] <curiousx> kenro: could be "conky" ?
[05:50] <Guido1> Hello, i already have some problems with windows in a windows network, but with ubuntu one more. wit al comouters i can see the windows computers. with windows i can even se the folders from the xp cpmputer "1", but i cant open them - only if i conect them as a network drive. on this computer is the printer. sharing it works fine. only linuz can't find the printer seams to mee. what can i do?
[05:50] <tacomaster> CFHowlett, i always have it pluged in to a ups when im at home on it which is like 85+% of the time
[05:50] <ygukhi> what are the filetypes?
[05:51] <ygukhi> you are trying to open
[05:51] <bazhang> ygukhi, for themes?
[05:51] <GEEMac> >>Tao<<  鍵入/加入#Ubuntu的CN
[05:51] <kenro> escott: harddrive temps, wifi throughput... much the same as gkrellm, which I can't seem to install.
[05:51] <CFHowlett> tacomaster   hope you bought the extended warranty.  I don't know what to make of this, but I'd demand a replacement or refund ...
[05:51] <ygukhi> yes
[05:51] <escott> kenro, have you checked extensions.gnome.org
[05:51] <ygukhi> i dont want these icons next to my application names
[05:51] <fbdystang> tacomaster but is it running 85% of time?
[05:51] <bazhang> tar.gz usually
[05:51] <ExtremeDevilz> Hello guys kinda new to Linux but I wish know if Im able to customize Ubuntu like Linux ?
[05:51] <ExtremeDevilz> whoops I meant Themes
[05:51] <CFHowlett> ExtremeDevilz   yes.
[05:52] <tacomaster> fbdystang, yes i have my laptop on almost every where i go sadly my laptop is my baby that follows me lol
[05:53] <fbdystang> tacomaster: if you have it moving/vibrating while it is running it will damage the HDD pretty quick
[05:53] <curiousx> ExtremeDevilz: ubuntu is extremely customizable
[05:53] <tacomaster> fbdystang, when its on it doesnt get moved but i carry it in my backpack when its off could that be it?
[05:53] <Guido1> Hello, i already have some problems with windows in a windows network, but with ubuntu one more. wit al comouters i can see the windows computers. with windows i can even se the folders from the xp cpmputer "1", but i cant open them - only if i conect them as a network drive. on this computer is the printer. sharing it works fine. only linuz can't find the printer seams to mee. what can i do? I already fdound out that the windows computers have a do
[05:54] <ygukhi> goodbye
[05:54] <kenro> escott: Eztensions to what? Any/everything gnome?
[05:54] <fbdystang> tacomaster: if the platters are spinning while you are moving your computer then your HDD will be toast
[05:55] <tacomaster> fbdystang, thats what im saying when the computer is on i dont move it but when its off to carry it between places its in a backpack
[05:55] <escott> kenro, gnome 3 extensions if that was what you were asking about
[05:56] <kenro> curiousx: Well, at least conky installs... so far...
[05:56] <kenro> escott:  I'll check it. Thanks.
[05:56] <ExtremeDevilz> how
[05:56] <curiousx> kenro, install lm-sensors
[05:57] <velko_> a
[05:57] <curiousx> kenro: and install "hddtemp"
[05:58] <CFHowlett> tacomaster   were those 3 failures sudden with no warning??
[05:58] <almoxarife> Guido1: simple solution, take a folder/dir you own, say 'Public' in your home folder and right click on it while in file/folder/nautilus browser, you will have a 'share' option, chose the option, go thru the few key strokes to set it up, you will begin to see those 'windows' folders on the networked windows machines from then on
[05:59] <kenro> curiousx: I hate cli-toral recourse. I can't type well, and who can remember all those flags, options, exeptions...
[06:01] <bigboss> hi
[06:01] <CFHowlett> bigboss   greetings
[06:01] <Odd-rationale> quit
[06:01] <Odd-rationale> screen
[06:01] <Odd-rationale> oops
[06:01] <bigboss> hi howlett
[06:02] <curiousx> kenro: nobody can remembrer, i have a couple of text archives in case i need it
[06:02] <CFHowlett> bigboss   icu.  howz trix
[06:02] <curiousx> kenro: look at this =P http://i.imgur.com/TSlHv.jpg
[06:02] <kenro> curiousx:  Heh!
[06:02] <Guido1> almoxarife: i guus i have to use sudo. I'm stil quite new to ubuntu. can you explane it in more detail please?
[06:02] <scientes_> curiousx, that looks cool
[06:02] <scientes_> however its also riced
[06:02] <almoxarife> Guido1: no 'sudo'
[06:03] <scientes_> it would be cooler if it was on wayland
[06:03] <bigboss> what and i dont know the codes to write broo sorry
[06:03] <curiousx> scientes_: ty
[06:03] <bigboss> you see me O______O
[06:03] <curiousx> kenro: this is a conky example: http://paste.ubuntu.com/877089/
[06:04] <Guido1> almoxarife: i'm using obuntu 10.04. so how do i have to do it step for step?
[06:04] <curiousx> kenro: in gnome-look you can find more example, with theirs install intructions
[06:04] <bigboss> android yaaic is hard needs help :(
[06:06] <kenro> unix is byzantine pos which no one sysadmin understands very well. And gnuLinux isn't far behind. but pc-lappy 'nix is shmexxy... or something...
[06:06] <almoxarife> Guido1: simple solution, 1. take a folder/dir you own, say 'Public' in your home folder 2. and right click on it while in file/folder/nautilus browser, 3. you will have a 'share' option, 4. choose the option, 5. go thru the few key strokes to set it up, you will begin to see those 'windows' folders on the networked windows machines from then on
[06:06] <curiousx> to verify the drives temp, do: sudo hddtemp /dev/<disk>
[06:06] <bigboss> hi guys
[06:06] <almoxarife> Guido1: you might get a current version of ubuntu too, your choice
[06:07] <Guido1> almoxarife: on another computer i have a curent version, but no internet however it is conected
 your cute :)
[06:08] <SHOVELL> anyone have any ideas on how to fix this? http://pastebin.com/PywC6r4A
[06:08] <bigboss> anyone in here play xbox <3
[06:09] <almoxarife> Guido1: 10.04 not connected to internet, got it
[06:09] <Guido1> almoxarife: after step 3 i can dicide if everyone (without user acount) may exces it, change the files and which name should be shown up
[06:09] <Guido1> not conected is another ubuntu
[06:09] <almoxarife> Guido1: that is your decision to made
[06:10] <Cobie> hi all :)
[06:10] <almoxarife> Guido1: 10.04 connected to the internet, got it
[06:10] <kenro> curiousx: Conky looks interesting. I guess only KDE is going to have the info a quick glance away... Why not just use desklets, or such, then?
[06:10] <Guido1> almoxarife: not conected is another ubuntu. not the one with the problem.
[06:10] <Cobie> can anyone here help me with a simple problem? i can't seem to mount my floppy drive. for some reason it doesn't show up on my desktop
[06:11] <almoxarife> Guido1: not, got it
[06:11] <mister2> is there a way to remove for-purchase software from the software center?
[06:11] <Guido1> i have one with ubuntu 10.04 and one with 11.10 - 11.10 does not want to conect to the internet. 10.04 i'm just using with this chat
[06:11] <Guido1> almoxarife: i have one with ubuntu 10.04 and one with 11.10 - 11.10 does not want to conect to the internet. 10.04 i'm just using with this chat
[06:12] <curiousx> conky is very, very customizable, extremely fexible, you can monitorize anything, and verify anything, just take a look at gnome-look
[06:12] <almoxarife> mister2: yes, install 'synaptic' and use it instead, no spam
[06:12] <mister2> almoxarife that wasn't my question, i can use apt-get if it comes to that... unless synaptic has a gui?
[06:12] <SHOVELL> HELP i have a broken partition table anyone have any ideas on how to fix this? http://pastebin.com/PywC6r4A
[06:12] <almoxarife> mister2: it does
[06:12] <sta-hi> anyone here try to install linux on an old crt imac?
[06:12] <mister2> and suddenly i am interested
[06:12] <mister2> thanks
[06:13] <Guido1> almoxarife: what do you exactly mean with "4. choose the option, 5. go thru the few key strokes to set it up,"
[06:13] <kenro> thanks, all who've spoken to my assistance. Starbucks closes soon, and I got much work.
[06:13] <almoxarife> Guido1: means that the option must be picked/clicked/checked/X'ed
[06:14] <Guido1> almoxarife: okee, after i marked the the options i can ponly click on "automatic setup rights"
[06:14] <Halexander9000> Greetings from Eastern Europe, gentlehumans! I have 495 png files. I use this command to combine them into a video file at 16 frames per second: "ffmpeg -i 'frame%d.png' -r 16 out.mkv". But instead of getting a video file 495:16=30.9375 seconds in length, I somehow end up with a 19 second one. Could someone please tell me what seems to be the problem?
[06:15] <Cobie> can anyone here help me with a simple problem? i can't seem to mount my floppy drive. for some reason it doesn't show up on my desktop... anyone here?
[06:15] <almoxarife> Guido1: that would be step 5. yes, clicks to complete, yes, you want to do that
[06:15] <SHOVELL> HELP i have a broken partition table in ubuntu 11.10 anyone have any ideas on how to fix this? http://pastebin.com/PywC6r4A
[06:16] <Guido1> almoxarife: okee, one moment]
[06:16] <CFHowlett> Halexander9000   I've done the image/video conversion via ffmpeg...did ALL of the images render to video??
[06:16] <almoxarife> Guido1: then re-boot, yes re-boot, its not a server, the world won't end
[06:17] <varatep> Golf on ubuntu... im the best!
[06:17] <Guido1> okee
[06:17] <ActionParsnip> Cobie: the only way I've seen floppy work, is an entry in /etc/fstab and manual mounting it. You MUST unmount the floppy before ejecting it
[06:17] <Halexander9000> CFHowlett: I believe so, although I don't know of any means to verifying that. When I do play it back it seems to run at a higher speed than the source video I extracted the frames from.
[06:18] <Halexander9000> means of verifying that*
[06:18] <CFHowlett> Halexander9000   according to the following, you missed an element "-f".  See *Turn X images to a video sequence*  http://www.catswhocode.com/blog/19-ffmpeg-commands-for-all-needs
[06:18] <SHOVELL> 5 1/4 floppy or 3 1/2 floppy
[06:19] <SHOVELL> :(
[06:19] <scientes_> 5+1/4 FTW
[06:19] <mintman> Shojo: wow good morning :)
[06:20] <scientes_> truly floppy floppy disks
[06:20]  * ActionParsnip resists massive urge to make penis jokes
[06:20] <CFHowlett> ActionParsnip   bad AP!  BAD!
[06:20] <Halexander9000> CFHowlett: Well I'll be a monkey's uncle, I must've mixed the commands up. Yes, that's the same blog I took the commands from. Thank you.
[06:20] <CFHowlett> Halexander9000   have fun / be safe
[06:21] <beatboxhero> Hey guys how do I enable my webcam in something like a chat room?
[06:21] <beatboxhero> I know It works
[06:21] <beatboxhero> Skype works. But It im in a webpage that requests access to it nothing pops up
[06:21] <Halexander9000> CFHowlett: Apparently CocaCola is not a good coffee substitute, since I just woke up.
[06:21] <zanez> newbie_question: how to see how much space a package will take up before installing it via ubuntu's software center
[06:21] <scientes_> skype is non-free beatboxhero ----and flash doesn't implament webcam functionality on linux
[06:22] <beatboxhero> oh so its a lost cause then
[06:22] <CFHowlett> Halexander9000   jolt cola - all the sugar, twice the cafeine.
[06:22] <ActionParsnip> Zanes: apt-get tells you. Not sure about software centre
[06:22] <R3db3ard> beatboxhero, did you try cheeze?
[06:22] <beatboxhero> I figured there would be an application that owuld help it
[06:22] <curiousx> Halexander9000: go to the photos directory: cd <directory>
[06:22] <scientes_> beatboxhero, empathy works
[06:22] <beatboxhero> Yeah cheese didnt do anything for me
[06:22] <beatboxhero> true
[06:22] <R3db3ard> that's all I got.
[06:22] <zanez> ActionParsnip, thanks
[06:22] <Guido1> Okee, i can see the computers in the network. by one i can see the folders, but bu the one with the printer i get an error - can't ask for list of shered maps from server
[06:22] <beatboxhero> there is just a particular website that i wanted to use it on...
[06:23] <Halexander9000> curiousx: Thank you for your concern but I do believe CFHowlett has already pointed out my mistake.
[06:23] <beatboxhero> if it doesnt work with flash then its hopeless haha
[06:23] <beatboxhero> thanks anyways guys
[06:23] <ActionParsnip> Webcams are creepy
[06:23] <scientes_> beatboxhero, petition them to move to HTML5
[06:23] <scientes_> (not sure if HTML5 has webcam stuff, yet...)
[06:23] <beatboxhero> lol beats me
[06:23] <beatboxhero> maybe ill try
[06:24] <Halexander9000> ActionParsnip: People whoring themselves in from of webcams are creepy.
[06:24] <curiousx> ok, just i wanted show you a mencoder way
[06:24] <varatep> NOW: Name the best Virt box for UBuntu
[06:24] <beatboxhero> okay I WILL try haha
[06:24] <Halexander9000> in front*
[06:24] <scientes_> certainly have good streaming video stuff
[06:24] <almoxarife> Guido1: in 'printers' tab of systems-admin you can turn that option on
[06:24] <ActionParsnip> varatep: there isn't a best anything
[06:25] <SHOVELL> varatep,  oracle virtualbox i think is the only one supported in ubuntu
[06:25] <R3db3ard> the recent family guy was the best
[06:25] <ActionParsnip> varatep: each option will excell in a different given situation
[06:25] <Guido1> almoxarife: i gues you mean on windows xp
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> !vbox | SHOVELL: varatep:
[06:26] <almoxarife> Guido1: no, in ubuntu, and xp also if you don't share the printer
[06:26] <SHOVELL> ActionParsnip,  i know that lol
[06:26] <ActionParsnip> varatep: there is also vmware and qemu
[06:26] <Guido1> the printer is on xp, it is shared. other xp computers, even 95 can find it
[06:26] <varatep> is there another alternative to wine?
[06:27] <almoxarife> Guido1: in 'printers' tab of systems-admin you can turn that option on
[06:27] <varatep> I saw someone say there's something better than WINE, but not sure what.
[06:27] <curiousx> POL (Play On Linux) that use wine =P
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> varatep: crossoveroffice and cedega.
[06:27] <almoxarife> Guido1: in 'printers' tab of systems-admin you can turn that option on the ubuntu machine
[06:27] <varatep> ActionParsnip: : for video games?
[06:27] <curiousx> and Crossover
[06:27] <R3db3ard> varatep, not a better one
[06:27] <ActionParsnip> varatep: neither of those are free in any way
[06:28] <Guido1> almoxarife: i think it is turned on, because other computers can find the printer from the problem xp
[06:28] <ActionParsnip> varatep: sure. They each have an appdb
[06:28] <SHOVELL> ok so my MBR is missing data how can i fix this?
[06:28] <curiousx> igor_: solved?
[06:28] <igor_> no
[06:29] <igor_> no vlc crashes
[06:29] <igor_> no sound or picture
[06:29] <curiousx> do you have 295 installed ?
[06:29] <igor_> idk
[06:29] <SHOVELL> program to recover/fix the partition table?
[06:29] <Guido1> almoxarife: by ubuntu i can only chose for "watch waiting documents to be printed" under the tab "printer"
[06:29] <almoxarife> Guido1: I am not talking about xp, you must allow ubuntu to search for 'networked' printers, that is done in the 'printer-ser' tab of the printers configuration on the UBUNTU machine
[06:29] <curiousx> what does meant "idk"
[06:29] <igor_> i dont know
[06:29] <R3db3ard> varatep, are you wanting to game? if so which?
[06:30] <ActionParsnip> igor_: if you make a new user and login as that is it the same? Have you tried logging in to unity2d session
[06:30] <igor_> oh. the driver yes
[06:30] <almoxarife> Guido1: I am not talking about xp, you must allow ubuntu to search for 'networked' printers, that is done in the 'printer-server' tab of the printers configuration on the UBUNTU machine
[06:30] <curiousx> igor_: you r running Unity ?
[06:30] <igor_> no
[06:30] <Guido1> almoxarife: okee, ad new printer --> network printer and than?
[06:30] <igor_> no i havent
[06:31] <Guido1> almoxarife: windows printer via samba?
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> curiousx: it means (i) (d)on't (k)now
[06:31] <varatep> R3db3ard: Probably maplestory, diablo 2
[06:31] <curiousx> what ever, open a terminal and type: nvidia-settings
[06:31] <igor_> i'll ry
[06:31] <curiousx> ActionParsnip: ok, ty
[06:31] <DocPlatypus> I just upgraded to 11.10, and now all my appearance tweaks are reset back to some ungodly default. worse, the appearances dialog appears to only let you pick between four canned themes and does not let you customize. is there any way around this?
[06:31] <almoxarife> Guido1: ? no idea what that means
[06:31] <igor_> ok open
[06:31] <igor_> 295.20
[06:31] <ActionParsnip> varatep: check the wine appdb. See if it works
[06:32] <DocPlatypus> egregious violation of the "principle of least surprise", btw. I can't recall a single Ubuntu upgrade that didn't completely screw up my desktop appearance in some fashion
[06:32] <curiousx> so, there you can see the driver version
[06:32] <igor_> yes 295.20
[06:32] <curiousx> wich is...?
[06:32] <R3db3ard> varatep, nice, the quake engine runs pretty well in ubuntu classic so diablo should be no sweat with a little winetricks font installs.
[06:32] <ActionParsnip> DocPlatypus: could try xfce4
[06:32] <curiousx> its ok, so do: mplayer -vo gl2 <video.avi>
[06:33] <curiousx> and verify if that works fine
[06:33] <DocPlatypus> ActionParsnip was joking, right?
[06:33] <igor_> am error occured
[06:33] <igor_> no dont work
[06:33] <Guido1> almoxarife: by adding a printer i can chouse "network" and than between a) vind printer; b) appSocket/HP jetPrinter; b)internet printing protocol (ipp); c)LPD/LPR-host of -printer and d) windows printer via SAMBA
[06:34] <curiousx> paste the error
[06:34] <igor_> ok
[06:34] <igor_> Could not find GStreamer caps mapping for FFmpeg codec 'h264', and you are using an external libavcodec. This is most likely due to a packaging problem and/or libavcodec having been upgraded to a version that is not compatible with this version of gstreamer-ffmpeg. Make sure your gstreamer-ffmpeg and libavcodec packages come from the same source/repository.
[06:34] <curiousx> you have serius troubles =P
[06:34] <almoxarife> Guido1: http://reformedmusings.wordpress.com/2010/05/08/sharing-printers-with-ubuntu-lucid-10-04-lts-and-a-firewall/ <-- see the second graphics, that's where you need to be
[06:34] <igor_> oh no
[06:35] <guest34534> whenever i try to do video in omegle it has a popup window which says allow or deny and i can't click either of them?
[06:35] <Guido1> almoxarife: the printer i want to use is not conected on the ubuntu, but on the xp
[06:35] <pfifo> guest34534, goto the global flash settings and always allow omegle
[06:35] <almoxarife> Guido1: http://reformedmusings.wordpress.com/2010/05/08/sharing-printers-with-ubuntu-lucid-10-04-lts-and-a-firewall/ <-- see the second graphics, that's where you need to be , by pressing the 'server' tab up top
[06:36] <curiousx> nah, no too big xD
[06:36] <igor_> is there hope?
[06:36] <johngilbrough> The Ubuntu ssh manages specify that the TZ (timezone) variable will passed on to new connections *if* it is set before the daemon is started.  I'm setting in the users .bashrc but that's not working.  Any suggestions?
[06:37] <guest34534> whenever i try to do video in omegle it has a popup window which says allow or deny and i can't click either of them?
[06:37] <curiousx> but...  seems like you installed some repositories, that are makeing some torubles maybe =P
[06:37] <pfifo> guest34534, goto the global flash settings and always allow omegle
[06:37] <Guido1> almoxarife: than: what is the server tab?
[06:37] <varatep> I'm in DWM, and I downloaded something in chromium and clicked show in folder and for some reason a desktop popped up and i cant get rid of it. help!
[06:37] <igor_> yes . i remember installing the restricted
[06:37] <almoxarife> Guido1: http://reformedmusings.wordpress.com/2010/05/08/sharing-printers-with-ubuntu-lucid-10-04-lts-and-a-firewall/ <-- see the second graphics, that's where you need to be
[06:37] <Guido1> ah, setting
[06:38] <guest34534> pfifo, how do i get to the flash settings?
[06:38] <varatep> I'm in DWM, and I downloaded something in chromium and clicked show in folder and for some reason a desktop popped up and i cant get rid of it. help!
[06:38] <Guido1> i have the window. whoich options do i have to mark?
[06:38] <pfifo> guest34534, their on adobe's flash website
[06:38] <DocPlatypus> I hope 12.04 doesn't hose my system like this when I upgrade
[06:38] <curiousx> igor_: give a second
[06:38] <igor_> ok
[06:38] <Guido1> almoxarife: i have the window. whoich options do i have to mark?
[06:39] <curiousx> igor_: sudo -E wget --output-document=/etc/apt/sources.list.d/medibuntu.list http://www.medibuntu.org/sources.list.d/$(lsb_release -cs).list && sudo apt-get --quiet update && sudo apt-get --yes --quiet --allow-unauthenticated install medibuntu-keyring && sudo apt-get --quiet update
[06:39] <guest34534> pfifo, do i need to sign in to the site? :S
[06:39] <Guido1> almoxarife: i think only the one on the top
[06:39] <pfifo> guest34534, no
[06:39] <almoxarife> Guido1: the first
[06:39] <curiousx> it will install "medibuntu" repositories
[06:39] <almoxarife> Guido1: and reboot
[06:40] <igor_> says error 404
[06:40] <curiousx> http://medibuntu.org/repository.php
[06:40] <guest34534> pfifo, lol i've no idea what i'm doin, googled it and all, do ya have a direct link?
[06:40] <DocPlatypus> okay, another question. how do you get rid of the stupid ads in Ubuntu Software Center, and any references to paid proprietary software?
[06:41] <curiousx> igor_: see the webpage and copy and paste the command given
[06:41] <pfifo> guest34534, http://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/settings_manager06.html
[06:42] <igor_> again error 404
[06:42] <pfifo> there are ads in software center?
[06:42] <Guido1> almoxarife: okee, one moment
[06:42] <CFHowlett> pfifo   yes indeedy
[06:42] <DocPlatypus> pfifo: yes, there's a huge ... I don't even know how big banner in the new USC
[06:43] <igor_> ok. first command was error 404. second command worked
[06:43] <pfifo> what? I suppose that explains removal of aptitude
[06:43] <igor_> now what
[06:43] <almoxarife> pfifo: install synaptic, spam free
[06:43] <varatep> I'm in DWM, and I downloaded something in chromium and clicked show in folder and for some reason a desktop popped up and i cant get rid of it. help!
[06:43] <curiousx> igor_: sudo echo "8.8.8.8" >> /etc/resolv.conf
[06:43] <DocPlatypus> pfifo: I have aptitude still
[06:44] <Sarakun> Hi,
[06:44] <igor_> it says permission denied
[06:44] <pfifo> can I sell software through software center?
[06:44] <curiousx> igor_: do: sudo su
[06:44] <CFHowlett> pfifo   you'd have to ask canonical
[06:45] <curiousx> then the command i given to ya
[06:45] <igor_> ok
[06:45] <iceroot> pfifo: yes
[06:46] <airtonix> igor_: curiousx: the correct way to echo text into root owned files with sudo is to use 'tee' : echo "8.8.8.8" | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf
[06:46] <varatep> good night guys... i got major coughing going on
[06:46] <curiousx> now: echo "8.8.4.4" >> /etc/resolv.conf
[06:46] <iceroot> airtonix: tee -a
[06:46] <airtonix> iceroot: only if you want to append
[06:46] <Guido1> okee, i rep\boted
[06:47] <iceroot> and i guess its "nameserver 8.8.8.8" instead of "8.8.8.8"?
[06:47] <guest34534> pfifo, i deleted all sites off it and went back to the site i want and always allowed it but it still won't work D:
[06:47] <igor_> ok
[06:47] <Guido1> what do i have to do now?
[06:47] <curiousx> then: the first large command at: http://medibuntu.org/repository.php
[06:47] <almoxarife> resolv.conf is auto generated, you can put what ever you want into it but its wipe on the next start of 'network-manager'
[06:47] <pfifo> guest34534, then i dont know, that seems to work for everyone else
[06:47] <igor_> page wont load
[06:48] <iceroot> but i am also interessted in "how to put software in software-center for money"
[06:48] <almoxarife> Guido1: now?
[06:48] <curiousx> its ok igor_ dont worry
[06:49] <Guido1> almoxarife: i can't see the printer between the other. i gues i have to instal it - ad printer
[06:50] <Guido1> almoxarife: but how do i correctly ad the printer?
[06:51] <DocPlatypus> okay... where is the proper place to provide feedback on the upgrade procedure?
[06:52] <DocPlatypus> because I have a lot of it, and most of it's *not* positive. this is by far one of the worst OS upgrades I've ever done.
[06:52] <almoxarife> Guido1: google 'add network-printer on ubuntu' is a good start
[06:53] <bigboss> hi
[06:53] <head_victim> pfifo: http://developer.ubuntu.com/publish/
[06:54] <bigboss> xbox anyone?
[06:54] <iceroot> bigboss: wrong channel
[06:54] <bigboss> do you have a link or something or channel name im new sorry man
[06:54] <zsar> How can i access inotify on the terminal?.\
[06:54] <iceroot> !alis | bigboss
[06:55] <igor_> curiousx: still here?
[06:55] <curiousx> yep
[06:55] <Guido1> almoxarife: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingWithUbuntu - "specify the host IP address or name" just the name or with something added like \\
[06:55] <igor_> any other things to try?
[06:56] <curiousx> 404 ?
[06:57] <igor_> the last command you gave me says "
[06:57] <igor_> failed: Name or service not known.
[06:57] <igor_> wget: unable to resolve host address `www.medibuntu.org'
[06:57] <Guido1> almoxarife: if i just enter the name of the server it says "no printer found"
[06:58] <curiousx> no, i dont know what can i do =(
[06:58] <almoxarife> Guido1: Find network printer <-- is an option, did you pick it?
[06:58] <curiousx> i dont know whats happening =(
[06:58] <igor_> the quiet update failed
[06:59] <Guido1> almoxarife: yes
[06:59] <almoxarife> Guido1: Find network printer <-- is an option, did you pick it? and it found ??
[07:00] <Guido1> almoxarife: it found "no prointer on thies computer"
[07:00] <igor_> how do i install the latest vlc?
[07:00] <cool345> Hi
[07:01] <delinquentme> how do I select what line I'd like to echo a string into of a file?
[07:01] <curiousx> igor_: sudo apt-get install h264enc x264
[07:01] <delinquentme> IE I'd like to insert the string at the very top of the file
[07:01] <delinquentme> how can I do this
[07:01] <pfifo> igor_, generally to get the latests stuff you have to check out the source fron their git/svn and compile it yourself
[07:01] <almoxarife> Guido1: don't know what to tell you, verify printer is on etc, someone else may be of assistance on the issue, I am not into hardware issues
[07:01] <cds> !amazon
[07:01] <DocPlatypus> okay... during upgrade to 11.10, why did I wind up with i386 packages again after specifically removing them before?
[07:02] <cds> !amazon
[07:02] <Guido1> almoxarife: xp computers can find it
[07:02] <cool345> you need to buy something first BEFOR YOU DO ENYTHING
[07:02] <DocPlatypus> is it really that difficult of a concept that I only want amd64 packages on here, not i386 crap?
[07:02] <cds> !stupid bot that never works
[07:02] <igor_> its late i'm not up to doing that
[07:02] <cds> well...
[07:02] <curiousx> last vlc: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:n-muench/vlc
[07:02] <curiousx> sudo apt-get update
[07:02] <curiousx> sudo apt-get install vlc vlc-plugin-pulse mozilla-plugin-vlc
[07:02] <cds> !amazonmp3
[07:02] <Guido1> almoxarife: xp and ubuntu can't see the shared folders on the xp computer with the printer
[07:03] <curiousx> but the lastest vlc wont solve the issues
[07:03] <bigboss> channel names?
[07:03] <almoxarife> Guido1: almoxarife: xp computers can find it, then you say they can't,
[07:04] <cds> Does anyone know how to get amazon's mp3 downloader to work on 11.10?
[07:04] <curiousx> refering to the error output given from mplayer yo have some codec version issues from diferentes repositories or some like that
[07:04] <Guido1> almoxarife: they can find the printer, but not the folders
[07:04] <cds> It seems the bot isn't talking
[07:04] <almoxarife> Guido1: good luck
[07:05] <Guido1> but bevore that i had to setup a domain on xp
[07:05] <curiousx> well. sorry i cant help ya, cya all
[07:05] <horseatingweeds> If I let Kubuntu sleep to long (suspend to ram), when I wake it up, the screen is black. The mouse pointer is there though. Isn't there a key combination to reboot the desktop to fix this kind of thing?
[07:05] <igor_> i uninstalled vlc and canrt get it back in software manager
[07:06] <pfifo> horseatingweeds, ctrl+alt+backspace is what your looking for, but the shortcut needs to be enabled
[07:06] <bobweaver> igor does  apt-cache seach vlc          show it ?
[07:06] <horseatingweeds> pfifo: Thanks. I was trying that. How do you enable the shortcut?
[07:07] <almoxarife> horseatingweeds: you have a screen-saver running prior to suspend?
[07:07] <horseatingweeds> almoxarife: no
[07:07] <Guido1> almoxarife: what i can do is "SAMBA printer". there i can find the network,. but not the computer
[07:07] <ilmi> hey tell me how to install gnome shell
[07:08] <almoxarife> horseatingweeds: suspend for 'too long' ? you mean the monitor ?
[07:08] <igor_> i cant get vlc to install from the software manager
[07:08] <igor_> can someone help me?
[07:08] <Guido1> how can i change the network groep and setup a domain on ubuntu 10.04?
[07:08] <SHOVELL> i hope i fixed my partition failure brb REBOOT
[07:09] <horseatingweeds> almoxarife: I mean, I suspend to ram, and if I wake it up a couple hours later, it awakes properly. But if I let it sleep over night, only a black screen comes up.
[07:09] <ubuntu> whats a good channel for discussing financial planning
[07:09] <ubuntu> i cant find the list with google
[07:09] <bigboss> im new hw
[07:09] <bigboss> im new here any tips?
[07:09] <pfifo> !alis | ubuntu
[07:09] <Guido1> almoxarife: how can i change the network groep and setup a domain on ubuntu 10.04?
[07:10] <Vinnie_win> how do I get a shell
[07:10] <soidexe> hi! How can I remove ppa without ppa-purge?
[07:10] <soidexe> and without gui
[07:10] <almoxarife> Guido1: google it
[07:10] <soidexe> i'm trying
[07:11] <Guido1> almoxarife: i found this: http://patrick.familiekoning.com/2009/04/17/hoe-voeg-ik-ubuntu-linux-in-een-domein-toe/, but do i realy have to instal something?
[07:11] <pfifo> !google | almoxarife
[07:11] <Shinkamu1> Results for | almoxarife on Google:
[07:11] <Shinkamu1> --
[07:11] <almoxarife> soidexe: purge a ppa is not the same as remove a ppa,
[07:11] <totesmuhgoats> hey
[07:11] <pfifo> !google stuff
[07:11] <Shinkamu1> Results for stuff on Google:
[07:11] <Shinkamu1> --
[07:11] <almoxarife> pfifo: noted, you help him
[07:11] <pfifo> !ops | Shinkamu1
[07:11] <soidexe> almoxarife: I need to get rid of "404 Not Found"
[07:12] <totesmuhgoats> i want to change the default option in grub, i notice there is a DEFAULT option in /etc/default/grub
[07:12] <elky> Shinkamu1, disable that script please
[07:12] <totesmuhgoats> but I am wondering how i idenfity what number menu option is which
[07:12] <totesmuhgoats> since it seems to take a number as an argument
[07:13] <almoxarife> soidexe: 404 error can't be rid of by you, 404 is a place on the internet that is a black hole for what ever reason, wrong address maybe?
[07:13] <bigboss> Who is anonymous?
[07:13] <soidexe> almoxarife: old ppa
[07:13] <horseatingweeds> I can't find ctrl+alt+backspace in the system settings
[07:13] <totesmuhgoats> bigboss: a mouse characterized by being nony
[07:13] <almoxarife> soidexe: there you go, old and gone then
[07:14] <soidexe> almoxarife: what should I do?
[07:14] <soidexe> almoxarife:  W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/nginx/php5/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  404  Not Found
[07:14] <almoxarife> soidexe: why can't you use a gui to do the clean-up?
[07:14] <bigboss> what?
[07:14] <soidexe> almoxarife: it's a server
[07:14] <soidexe> damn it...
[07:14] <almoxarife> soidexe: you can install ppa-purge
[07:15] <almoxarife> !info ppa-purge
[07:15] <zykotick9> soidexe: not sure why gyou don't want ppa-purge (seems like best option to me), but you could possibly manually remove it from /etc/sources.list.d/?
[07:15] <almoxarife> soidexe: its cli
[07:15] <soidexe> okay, will do that
[07:16] <soidexe> zykotick9: cannot access /etc/sources.list.d: No such file or directory
[07:16] <almoxarife> soidexe: you do understand that ppa purge and ppa removal are two different things
[07:16] <zykotick9> soidexe: sorry, /etc/apt/...
[07:16] <Guido1> soidexe: i think in smp.conf, but where exactly do i change the domain?
[07:17] <elky> !google test
[07:17] <Shinkamu1> Results for test on Google:
[07:17] <Shinkamu1> --
[07:17] <soidexe> almoxarife: thanks a lot! that helped!
[07:17] <almoxarife> soidexe: cool
[07:20] <cds> i broke apt
[07:20] <cds> is there any type of apt-get undo
[07:20] <bigboss> anyone ! how do i connect to other servers and channels
[07:20] <horseatingweeds> Anyone know how to enable ctrl+alt+back to restart x server?
[07:20] <cds> now it only complains about unmet dependencies
[07:21] <zykotick9> !dontzap | horseatingweeds
[07:21] <thechris> How do you undo an apt-get or dpkg?
[07:21] <SHOVELL> well i got the partition table sorta fixed it is readable but gparted still wont read it HELP
[07:22] <thechris> or make apt work after a failed script from the internet
[07:22] <zykotick9> thechris: "sudo apt-get remove foo" replace foo with the package name
[07:22] <pfifo> bigboss, goto  http://www.yaaic.org and read the docs for your IRC client to see how to join servers and channels. To search for channels on freenode check !alis to search for other networs use google
[07:22] <zykotick9> thechris: "sudo apt-get -f install" is the general, fix apt option
[07:23] <thechris> zykotick9: is there any option that does the right thing, or does it just do whatever it wants...
 Thanks
[07:24]  * SHOVELL wants to spam really bad
[07:24] <zykotick9> thechris: not sure what you mean.  good luck.
[07:24] <thechris> zykotick9: for some reason, the only way to remove a package is to install five other packages
[07:25] <zykotick9> thechris: sounds like a meta-package issue
[07:25]  * SHOVELL FIGHTING URGE TO SPAM
[07:25] <diverdude> hello...can anybody help fix my installation...on bootup the system just hangs
[07:25] <SHOVELL> !spam
[07:26] <mi3> !cookie | zykiticj9
[07:28] <SHOVELL> sorry tired..... anyways is there a better place to find help with partition table issues in ubuntu?
[07:28] <scientes_> !cookie | scientes_
[07:28] <scientes_> :(
[07:29] <waxstone> diverdude, hold shift wwhile booting for the grub menu
[07:29] <SHOVELL> scientes what is cookie?
[07:29] <dr_willis> SHOVELL:  a baked treat ;)
[07:29] <waxstone> diverdude, press e, add nomodeset to kernal line
[07:29] <SHOVELL> omg lol meant !cookie
[07:30] <dr_willis> !nomodeset
[07:30] <diverdude> waxstone: yes, im there
[07:30] <waxstone> diverdude,  add near quiet splash
[07:30] <SHOVELL> !cookie | shovell
[07:31] <dr_willis> noquiet nosplash    nomodeset nofb   text           options      turns off most all the eyecandy
[07:31] <DocPlatypus> !cookie | DocPlatypus
[07:32] <zykotick9> !msgthebot
[07:32] <diverdude> waxstone: how do i save the changes to that GRUB file?
[07:32] <dr_willis> also seen options to block specific modules from  loading
[07:32] <scientes_> oh geeze, what did i start!
[07:32] <waxstone> diver crtl-X to boot
[07:32] <scientes_> i was making a self-congratulatory joke
[07:32] <waxstone> diverdude, press crtl-x to boot
[07:33] <bigboss> :)
[07:33] <waxstone> diverdude, saves automatically I believe through grub menu
[07:34] <dr_willis> altering grub at boot does NOT save it permently
[07:34] <scientes_> after changing a grub setting you have to run update-grub
[07:34] <dr_willis> edit the grub configs for perm. changes
[07:34] <scientes_> if you change FROM grub, then it actually does same it
[07:34] <scientes_> but not on btrfs
[07:34] <scientes_> *does save it
[07:34] <zykotick9> dr_willis: +1 /etc/default/grub for most stuff, and "sudo update-grub" if you make any changes
[07:35] <dr_willis> ive never seen grub menu alter the grub.cfg scientes_  that could be dangerous
[07:35] <scientes_> dr_willis, well, its "save_end"
[07:35] <self_> test, hi to all
[07:35] <scientes_> i ran into it cause it causes a error on boot with btrfs, cause its not supported
[07:35] <scientes_> dr_willis, however grub DOES change the fs on boot
[07:35] <SHOVELL> i had some issues with gparted seeing the partitions but the computer boots fine and i can now read the partition table but gparted cant read the table
[07:36] <waxstone> dr_willis, oh thanks, so should he edit /etc/default/grub/grub after?
[07:36] <zykotick9> scientes_: btrfs makes no sense
[07:37] <dr_willis> waxstone:  /etc/default/grub
[07:37] <waxstone> k
[07:39] <dr_willis> bbl
[07:39] <Kaco> hello there
[07:40] <scientes_> zykotick9, what do you mean?
[07:40] <amazingrando> i'm trying to free up some space on my disk
[07:40] <amazingrando> what are some big packages i could uninstall?
[07:40] <zykotick9> scientes_: sorry.  i should keep my "opinions" to myself.  run whatever you want :)
[07:40] <scientes_> just to clarify, grub works on btrfs
[07:40] <scientes_> hahaha, it was nice to have a snapshot for my upgrade to precise
[07:40] <waxstone> scientes_, what are btrfs?
[07:40] <scientes_> however i do know that btrfs isn't as fast
[07:41] <scientes_> !btrfs | waxstone
[07:41] <waxstone> eeek!
[07:41] <scientes_> well, that didn't meantion any of the features you get with COW
[07:43] <zykotick9> zfs is super cool (it's almost like Windows System Restore) but running it on gnu/linux is silly, it's run using FUSE (though there is some other option as well), but it can't be included in the linux kernel due to licensing (which is unfortunate) </OT file system wish>
[07:43] <scientes_> zykotick9, you like zfs, but not btrfs! wow
[07:43] <zykotick9> scientes_: it's super cool on the *bsd and opensolaris
[07:45] <enigma_> ls
[07:45] <enigma_> haha wrong window
[07:46] <diverdude> waxstone: i tried adding the nomodeset and press ctrl-X but same problem
[07:46] <diverdude> waxstone: when i enter that file again my changes are not there
[07:47] <waxstone> diverdude, ok 1 second
[07:48] <waxstone> diverdude, do you have a live cd?
[07:48] <SHOVELL> i had some issues with gparted seeing the partitions but the computer boots fine and i can now read the partition table but gparted cant read the table is it possible to fix this with out re installing?
[07:48] <zykotick9> diverdude: do you have an option for recovery?  does it work?  if so, edit /etc/default/grub then run "sudo update-grub"
[07:48] <diverdude> waxstone: i can make one
[07:49] <diverdude> zykotick9: yeah i have that..moment ill try
[07:49] <waxstone> diverdude, it would help, then follow what zykotick9 said
[07:49] <waxstone> diverdude, make GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nomodeset"
[07:49] <zykotick9> waxstone: what i said WON'T work from a LiveCD/USB!
[07:50] <waxstone> zykotick9, you cant mount a drive from live cd?
[07:50] <zykotick9> waxstone: but chroot is required!
[07:50] <scientes_> zykotick9, actually it will if you properly chroot
[07:50] <scientes_> haha
[07:50] <waxstone> diverdude, are you comfortable with using the terminal?
[07:51] <scientes_> or you can also use grub-install --boot-directory however update-grub doesn't support that
[07:51] <scientes_> (however it should)
[07:51] <diverdude> zykotick9: /etc/default/grub is just an empty file?
[07:51] <zykotick9> diverdude: that's not the right /etc/defult/grub then!
[07:52] <scientes_> diverdude, you havn't chrooted then
[07:52] <waxstone> diverdude, definitely shouldnot be
[07:52] <waxstone> diverdude, how do you knwo it is empty?
[07:52] <justgreg> Searching for some help with gmount issue
[07:52] <Tanzink> Is 12.04 going to be a LTS ?
[07:52] <scientes_> what package have the "udevinfo" binary?
[07:52] <zykotick9> Tanzink: yes
[07:52] <zykotick9> Tanzink: #ubuntu+1 for discussion
[07:53] <scientes_> c-n-f doesn't seem to be working
[07:53] <diverdude> waxstone: well i do sudo emacs /etc/default/grub and nothing is in the file for me to edit
[07:53] <diverdude> ahh if i cat it, it has content
[07:53] <waxstone> diverdude, make GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nomodeset"
[07:53] <Tanzink> zykotick9: So there is absoulty no reason to install the LTS version if I'm going to do a fresh install it seems..
[07:53] <diverdude> waxstone: but why cant i edit it with emacs then
[07:54] <diverdude> ok...nano can do it
[07:54] <zykotick9> Tanzink: not sure what you meant.  BUT, no reason to install BETA unless you want to fight issues and report bugs.
[07:54] <SHOVELL> now i cant make new logical partitions
[07:54] <diverdude> hmm but no write permission even though i did sudo???
[07:54] <waxstone> diverdude, after edit, sudo update-grub
[07:55] <zykotick9> Tanzink: FYI 12.04 will be 5 years support desktop - that's crazy
[07:55] <Tanzink> zykotick9: nobody said anything about BETA software.  I said no reason to install the (stable) LTS version(s) of *buntu  seeing as the next release is going to want an update anyway (LTS -> LTS)
[07:55] <diverdude> waxstone: but i cannot edit it...it has read only
[07:55] <waxstone> diverdude, how did you get to the terminal?
[07:55] <zykotick9> Tanzink: sorry, i wasn't sure what you meant
[07:56] <diverdude> waxstone: in grub menu choose recovery mode
[07:56] <myndzi_> i'm having a heck of a time trying to get usb tethering working under ubuntu desktop? (11.10)
[07:57] <myndzi_> google seems to show that there may be specfic problems with the epic 4g
[07:57] <myndzi_> but i can barely manage to surf, can anyone point me in the right direction?
[07:57] <waxstone> Can he edit from recovery or only form a tty terminal
[07:58] <diverdude> waxstone: hmm also i cannot do sudo -s
[07:58] <waxstone> diverdude, I would exit recovery mode
[07:58] <diverdude> waxstone: it just remains in my bdi user shell
[07:59] <zykotick9> diverdude: is the filesystem read only (ro)?  type "mount" to check.
[07:59] <waxstone> diverdude, reboot , hold shift, highlight recovery,press e , edit kernal line replace recovery with text
[07:59] <waxstone> diverdude, u will get a terminal
[08:00] <diverdude> zykotick9: hmm it prints a lot of stuff when i try that...what wil indicate read only?
[08:00] <zykotick9> diverdude: ro on left side somewhere
[08:00] <zykotick9> diverdude: right side
[08:01] <zykotick9> diverdude: look for the / directory most likely
[08:01] <diverdude> zykotick9: it does say in the bottom: mount: warning: /etc/mtab is not writeable (e.g. read-only filesystem), ...
[08:02] <waxstone> mount
[08:02] <diverdude> ?
[08:02] <zykotick9> diverdude: i'm guessing your on a read only filesystem :(  might be possible to remount to read/write - but i'm not 100% sure how, so perhaps using the !grub chroot instructions is my "tried and tested" suggestion.
[08:03] <zykotick9> diverdude: from a livecd/usb i mean
[08:05] <SHOVELL> i had some issues with gparted seeing the partitions but the computer boots fine and i can now read the partition table but gparted cant read the table is it possible to fix this with out re installing?
[08:06] <diverdude> zykotick9: ahh i managed to make it writeable
[08:06] <zykotick9> diverdude: nice
[08:07] <waxstone> diverdude, what did you do?
[08:08] <diverdude> there was an option in that recovery mode that where i could remount with write permissions hehe
[08:09] <waxstone> nice
[08:09] <diverdude> now i tried changing that nomodeset and did sudo update-grub
[08:09] <diverdude> and now rebboting
[08:09] <marco82> how gnome shell without hardware accelerator?
[08:10] <diverdude> now it writes more stuff to the screen...but still just hangs at checking battery state :(
[08:10] <zykotick9> marco82: don't think it's possible, yet.  (there is a testing implementation in the wild i believe)
[08:11] <waxstone> diverdude, how many harddrives do you have?
[08:11] <diverdude> waxstone: just 1
[08:12] <marco82> ok tnk
[08:12] <waxstone> i have 1 more then I dk, get back to the grub menu and press e on the first option
[08:13] <zykotick9> diverdude: this is a portable i assume?  you might want to try noacpi and/or noapic but those are 100% shots in the dark - but might be interesting for testing purposes
[08:13] <diverdude> zykotick9: no...its the one thats built into my laptop
[08:14] <zykotick9> diverdude: by portable i meant netbook/laptop/etc
[08:14] <waxstone> file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper initrd=/casper/initrd.lz quiet splash nomoderset --
[08:14] <waxstone> you kernal line should look as above
[08:14] <waxstone> nomodeset  sorry
[08:14] <zykotick9> waxstone: modeRset
[08:14] <diverdude> if its for any useful info for you it says Message: Failed to connect to socket /var/run/dbus/system_bus_socket: No such file or directory
[08:15] <waxstone> that is after  checking battery message?
[08:15] <diverdude> waxstone: before
[08:16] <diverdude> it also says could not get the system bus. Make sure the masse bus daemon is running
[08:16] <diverdude> masse=message
[08:17] <Mrokii> Hello. My computer behaves strange, in the way that it lowers brightness sometimes when I switch to TTYs (Ctrl-Alt-Fn) or sometimes even when I move or resize windows on the Gnome-desktop. A friend suggested to disable Xorg power management functions but didn't say how. Does anybody know where I can find them? I already disabled the power management function I can access via the Gnome (GUI) preferences.
[08:18] <waxstone> i dk what that means... diverdude
[08:18] <waxstone> diverdude, is this a new install?
[08:18] <zykotick9> Mrokii: is this an EEEpc?
[08:18] <diverdude> waxstone: no unfortunately....if it was i could just wipe the damn thing and reinstall
[08:19] <waxstone> sis you have a LAMP server or mysql on it?
[08:19] <waxstone> did*
[08:20] <hans_> hello, how can i arrange the icons on the dash bar in a certain order ?
[08:21] <waxstone> hans_, left and drap into place
[08:21] <metl_chic> ahhhh
[08:21] <waxstone> hans_, left click and drag
[08:21] <Mrokii> zykotick9: No, it's a regular tower.
[08:21] <zykotick9> Mrokii: ok, just checkin'
[08:22] <hans_> waxstone: thanks, but doesn't work
[08:22] <waxstone> hans_ unity?
[08:23] <love> dd
[08:23] <hans_> unity ?
[08:23] <waxstone> hans_, which desktop are you using?
[08:23] <zykotick9> ignore love
[08:24] <hans_> i just installed and use the desktop that comes up
[08:24] <love> what?
[08:24] <love> zykotick9: ?
[08:24] <dr_willis> click hold. drag drop i thought
[08:25] <waxstone> hans_, this dash you are talking about is a on the left hand side? applications one on top each other?
[08:25] <hans_> right
[08:25] <hans_> you'right, it's on the left
[08:25] <waxstone> hans_, left drag to the desktop(right) first dont drag down
[08:26] <scientes_> whats the status of systemd on ubuntu?
[08:26] <dr_willis> !info systemd
[08:26] <hans_> waxstone: it worked ! thank you very much
[08:26] <dr_willis> !find systemd
[08:26] <waxstone> hans_, no problem
[08:27] <scientes_> dr_willis, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/systemd
[08:27] <gr33n7007h> What's better "Gnome\|KDE\|Fluxbox" ?
[08:27] <bluefrog> the one you like
[08:27] <dr_willis> gr33n7007h: use what you want
[08:28] <zykotick9> gr33n7007h: What's better "Green\Blue\Orange" ?
[08:28] <gr33n7007h> orange
[08:28] <dr_willis> zykotick9:  hot pink
[08:29] <scottz> the one you like
[08:29] <Multbrelch> Gnome of course
[08:29] <Multbrelch> :)
[08:29] <dr_willis> knomebox
[08:30] <gr33n7007h> Say a Live CD of your choice is Fluxbox, based on debian/ubuntu how can you change it to gnome/kde ?
[08:30] <zykotick9> gr33n7007h: only Ubuntu is supported in #ubuntu
[08:30] <dr_willis> gr33n7007h:  use a live cd that has what you want
[08:30] <theadmin> gr33n7007h: Try them all. Gnome is somewhat unnatural, it is hard to get used to. KDE is Windows-like. XFCE feels similar to Gnome2 (like the old, pre-Natty Ubuntu desktops). *box'es are pretty confusing at first, but WAY lightweight. LXDE is also Windows-like, but whereas KDE feels like, say, Windows 7 (with a load more features), LXDE feels like Windows 95 xD
[08:31] <bc81> hey there.  is there such thing as a 'universal' (cross compatible) filesystem that can accommodate files over 4 GiB? i'd use fat32 if not for the 4GB file-size limit.
[08:31] <theadmin> bc81: ntfs
[08:31] <bc81> theadmin: other than ntfs?  :)
[08:32] <gr33n7007h> Yes, but the live CD I want is Fluxbox which i dont really like, just wondering if I could change it to gnome
[08:32] <theadmin> bc81: None really
[08:32] <zykotick9> theadmin: that was pretty good overall, my personal preference would have tainted a few remarks
[08:32] <theadmin> gr33n7007h: You probably can, but none of the official Ubuntu CDs come with Flux
[08:32] <bc81> theadmin: ok, just wondering.  thanks
[08:32] <theadmin> zykotick9: What was pretty good?
[08:32] <zykotick9> theadmin: your DE/WM breakdown above
[08:33] <velko> gr33n7007h, yes and no. the cd contains the fluxbox files so it will install fluxbox. but after that you can install gnome/kde/xfce/lxde whatewer you like
[08:33] <theadmin> zykotick9: Ah lol, it's not exactly correct though
[08:33] <gr33n7007h> right ok so I can install Gnome
[08:34] <gr33n7007h> Let me just check in #debian one minute!
[08:43] <metl_chic> hey
[08:44] <velko> hey
[08:44] <theadmin> Hello, metl_chic and velko.
[08:45] <metl_chic> hey!
[08:46] <jsoft> How do I make sun-java6 the default java instead of the openjdk one?
[08:51] <waxstone> jsoft, this might help you http://microchip.wikidot.com/mplab:how-do-i-install-and-use-sun-java6-jre-instead-of-open
[08:51] <DocPlatypus> okay... is there a setting I can set somewhere that says I never, ever, ever want this multiarch junk on my system? that's twice I've had to clean up after Ubuntu's brain-dead upgrade procedure now.
[08:53] <velko> DocPlatypus, i don't think so. you can set packages to "hold" and this will keep them in the currently installed version. but you cannot set to hold packages which are not installed. besides multiarch seems to be the next big thing in debian so they are pushing actively in this direction
[08:54] <DocPlatypus> velko: I don't see what's so good about it. I've come dangerously close to hosing my system beyond repair because of it, because aptitude does not make it the least bit easy to see what's i386 and what's amd64
[08:55] <DocPlatypus> it just shows two of the same package. if I could hide all the i386 turds by default I wouldn't mind it as much, though I still strongly prefer all amd64 packages (unless I'm missing something regarding a reason why i386 packages *need* to be available)
[08:55] <auronandace> DocPlatypus: using skype or 32bit flash?
[08:55] <zykotick9> DocPlatypus: multiarch is very much still in development!  dpkg multiarch JUST entered debian upsteam a couple of weeks ago!  keep in mind dpkg is what apt-get actually uses to install stuff.
[08:56] <DocPlatypus> auronandace: no skype. I prefer the 64-bit flash, since I'm on a 64-bit system it just makes sense.
[08:56] <auronandace> DocPlatypus: or wine?
[08:56] <DocPlatypus> auronandace: the only wine I use here is the kind made from grapes. and technically I'm more of a bourbon man :-)
[08:56] <doris__> hello
[08:57] <auronandace> DocPlatypus: i can't think of much else that would need 32bit libs/compatibility
[08:57] <DocPlatypus> that's the whole reason I run GNU variants and free software... if I wanted to run Windows programs, I'd go buy a PC with Windows on it.
[08:57] <DocPlatypus> as it stands... I was burned horribly by Microsoft in 2000-2002. so I'm done with Windows.
[08:58] <[[thufir]]> how do you pipe dar to a CDRW?  I'm out of space.
[08:58] <SHOVELL> i had some issues with gparted seeing the partitions but the computer boots fine and i can now read the partition table but gparted cant read the table is it possible to fix this with out re installing?
[08:59] <DocPlatypus> [[thufir]]: I'd just delete something about 700 megs in size and/or use a USB thumb drive
[08:59] <DocPlatypus> I think technically you can pipe the output to wodim but it'll burn the raw data to the disc, not a nice CDRW you can just mount and view
[09:00] <[[thufir]]> I have 700 MB free, but need to back up ~20 GB onto disc.
[09:00] <[[thufir]]> I'll check out wodim
[09:00] <DocPlatypus> [[thufir]]: my 24-hour grocery store sells 16 GB thumb drives for under $25.
[09:01] <[[thufir]]> huh, that's a thought.
[09:01] <DocPlatypus> that's US$, not sure what country you're in
[09:01] <[[thufir]]> no, that's ok.  I would just probably do the morally questionable cc purchas and return, but...
[09:02] <[[thufir]]> or iPod type thing.  hmm.
[09:03] <airtonix> DocPlatypus: the real question is are they slow or fast usb thumb drives?
[09:03] <pjk11> hello
[09:03] <DocPlatypus> airtonix: any drive is fast enough if I'm just doing a one-shot backup. I tolerated USB 1.1 on my old machine for a good 2-3 years
[09:04] <syddraf> Does anyone know of a way to take 6 channels of audio in a video and compact it into 2 channel mp3?
[09:04] <DocPlatypus> I can't imagine anything equal or larger than 4 GB being that slow
[09:04]  * [[thufir]] agrees with DocPlatypus.  
[09:05] <[[thufir]]> I really wanted to use up all the ancient CDR's I have, though.
[09:05] <airtonix> DocPlatypus: i have two sets of usb thumbdrives i happend use for liveusb installs, the cheaper ones are noticeably slower.. adding about extra 5mins installation per installation session
[09:08] <monser> hello all
[09:08] <monser> ubuntu boots very slow
[09:08] <monser> it hangs on ohci usb 1.1.
[09:08] <monser> how to fix that?
[09:08] <monser> I want like 3 min to start up
[09:08] <monser> 8wait
[09:08] <monser> *wait
[09:11] <velko> monser, do you have any usb devices plugged into the computer while it boots? you may try to booth without them and see if there is any difference
[09:13] <Ascavasaion> Hello.  I have just sent a file via bluetooth from a Windows XP machine to my Ubuntu machine.  However I have no idea where the file is now.  Can someone point me in the right direction to see where Ubuntu saved the file?
[09:13] <vser> is it possible to see inotify on the terminal
[09:14] <auronandace> Ascavasaion: check your home folder, i think there is a public folder
[09:15] <Ascavasaion> auronandace: No, it is not in my home Public folder.
[09:16] <monser> yes i do have
[09:16] <velko> Ascavasaion, isn't it better to right click the bluetooth icon and look up the preferences for the place it uses to store the files? i don't have bt on this computer so i cant click you trough
[09:16] <monser> its a external hard disk plugged with usb to ide/ sata cable
[09:16] <monser> if i remove it there is not difference
[09:16] <monser> I tried
[09:16] <monser> I mean if I unplug it
[09:17] <velko> monser, it sill hangs on "ohci usb 1.1"? why?
[09:17] <velko> monser, are your mouse, webcam, keyboard... connected via usb?
[09:18] <Akls> My system went crazy. All apps are giving errors like "failed to contact configuration server" and something about d-bus, how can I fix everything?
[09:18] <Ascavasaion> velko: That worked, thank you :)
[09:18] <monser> velko: no no such devices are connected
[09:18] <monser> is there a way to disble this ohci 1.1
[09:18] <monser> the usb are 2.0
[09:19] <pjk> hello
[09:19] <velko> monser, you can blacklist the driver in /etc/modporobe.d/
[09:20] <ws> where is the Debian package db (one retrived with dpkg -l) stored?
[09:21] <monser> how to modprobe.d is a directory
[09:21] <monser> how to blacklist it in a directory?
[09:21] <velko> ws, dpkg -l does not retrieve anythong
[09:21] <Daulity> i got a problem with flash and my usb headset, the sound is klicking even when the flash vid is pauzed, the odd thing is the clicking stops when i drag a random window of the flash vid or when i switch tabs in the browser anyone know tis problem?
[09:21] <velko> monser, you don't of course
[09:21] <velko> monser, you first find out the exact name of the dirver via "sudo lsmod | grep ohci"
[09:21] <monser> could you be more specific , please
[09:22] <ws> velko: the list of packages (binary or text) in a file?
[09:22] <cheater> what ever audio engine you are using, it has a priority comparable to flash, but flash is using up all cpu power
[09:22] <velko> monser, then you pick a file in this directory and look for a line starting with "blacklist" - duplicate it and replace the name of the driver with the one you found out before
[09:23] <cheater> velko: he has to copy the file to a new name before doing that.
[09:23] <velko> cheako, i don't understand what do you mean?
[09:23] <velko> cheako, sorry
[09:24] <cheater> he shouldn't be editing files that are already there.
[09:24] <velko> cheater, i don't understand what do you mean?
[09:24] <velko> cheater, why not?
[09:24] <monser> that command does not show the driver
[09:24] <cheater> because it is bad practice.
[09:25] <monser> only these ohci1394     ieee1394
[09:25] <velko> monser, the ones containing ohci in the name will do
[09:25] <velko> monser, just mark their names and blacklist them
[09:26] <velko> monser, i don't know about ieee1394. don't blacklist it
[09:28] <Daulity> anyone?
[09:28] <Haferstroh> Hello, does anyone knows if there exists a ppa for nautilus ?
[09:30] <velko> ws, i don't know about which file you are talking. but it might help to lookup the files in /var/lib/dpkg
[09:30] <KaizerSoze_> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:am-monkeyd/nautilus-elementary-ppa
[09:30] <KaizerSoze_> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[09:30] <KaizerSoze_> nautilus -q #restarts nautilus
[09:31] <peterrooney> ws, dpkg -L
[09:32] <oCean> Haferstroh: please not that PPA's are 3rd party repositories and not supported!
[09:32] <KaizerSoze_> true
[09:34] <Haferstroh> oCean,  is noted, but I got two really annoying bugs (I suppose these are bugs). First I cannot use the "send to" Dialog in nautilus e.g. if I want to send a file directly to evolution. Second is: if I plug in a USB device and open it in nautilus and while the window is open I unmount the device, nautilus shuts down
[09:35] <iceroot> !bug | Haferstroh
[09:36] <Haferstroh> iceroot, ubottu  I acutally did send it via launchpad. But maybe in a newer Version of nautilus these Problems are fixed.
[09:37] <iceroot> Haferstroh: then you will get an info on that bug
[09:37] <iceroot> Haferstroh: but its great that you filled the bugs, its always the best way to report issues and to get things fixed
[09:38] <Haferstroh> iceroot is there a "last version" ppa of nautilus or not ?
[09:39] <iceroot> Haferstroh: no
[09:39] <Haferstroh> okay
[09:39] <iceroot> Haferstroh: you could have a look at 12.04 if it is fixed there
[09:40] <iceroot> Haferstroh: or ask in #ubuntu+1 if someone can reproduce your bugs on 12.04
[09:40] <almoxarife> Haferstroh: I don't think a ppa version of nautilus would correct your issues
[09:40] <Haferstroh> iceroot I'll check it out via VBox. I am using gnome-shell maybe its a gnome3 issue ?
[09:40] <iceroot> Haferstroh: but installing newer main-components is not a good idea in an older system
[09:40] <almoxarife> Haferstroh: have you ran nautilus from terminal to see the what's what or looked at the logs?
[09:41] <Haferstroh> I dont think, that my hardware it that old
[09:41] <iceroot> Haferstroh: the vm solution is a good idea
[09:41] <iceroot> Haferstroh: older system = older ubuntu release
[09:41] <iceroot> Haferstroh: not related to hardware
[09:41] <Haferstroh> the terminal gives no output after nautilus closes down
[09:41] <RocheLimit> Duality, Flash is a general PITA as well as the the linux audio system. Have you got the most recent Flash version?
[09:41] <Haferstroh> iceroot, okay
[09:42] <Daulity> yes
[09:42] <almoxarife> Haferstroh: the logs show anything?
[09:42] <Haferstroh> where do I find the nautilus log file ? Somewhere in /var .. ?
[09:42] <ubuntu> ok how do i display model and serial number of computer with ubuntu terminal
[09:42] <iceroot> Haferstroh: maybe /var/log/syslog
[09:43] <almoxarife> Haferstroh: I would look in /var/log/syslog and kern.log
[09:43] <iceroot> Haferstroh: if you are still facing the bug on 12.04 you should mention that on the bug, normally that will only be fixed for 12.04 and not older versions
[09:43] <monser> how to navigate in a taskel.how to check what to be install?
[09:44] <monser> i see a * which indicates what you want to be installed but how to uncheck
[09:44] <wylde> monser: space bar
[09:45] <ubuntu> ok how do i display model and serial number of computer with ubuntu terminal
[09:45] <monser> ok thank you.This should be written on the screen.it is vital
[09:46] <oCean> ubuntu: dmidecode (commandline) will give you lots of information
[09:47] <monser> Do you a a tutorial how to use apptitude in its terminal gui?
[09:47] <Haferstroh> https://launchpad.net/nautilus/+series shows as last version 3.0.2 . But nautilus --version shows GNOME nautilus 3.2.1
[09:47] <ubuntu> you mean type dmidecode in the terminal
[09:47] <monser> same question, how to navigate uncheck and so on?
[09:47] <wylde> ubuntu: you can try sudo lshw
[09:47] <oCean> ubuntu: yes
[09:48] <iceroot> monser: what software you want to install?
[09:48] <iceroot> monser: lamp?
[09:48] <monser> just messing around trying to fix what it is not working by trying this and that
[09:51] <cnttucme> ?
[09:51] <Mech0z> if my ubuntu desktop just boots and say Read Error, can that be becuase I removed a drive from a raid6 array?
[09:52] <cnttucme> what is your pc specs?
[09:53] <iceroot> Mech0z: yes maybe
[09:53] <ubuntu> well what im looking for is the type of hdd i need for this dell laptop
[09:53] <ubuntu> what do i type in the command line
[09:54] <cnttucme>  df -h
[09:54] <bu3ziz> hello
[09:54] <monser> now the aptitude is installing something
[09:54] <monser> and not displaying what
[09:54] <monser> WTF
[09:55] <oCean> monser: control your language here, please. Those acronyms are not welcome here
[09:55] <cnttucme> hey guys is there a book i can buy for ubuntu?
[09:55] <cnttucme> Or even linux in general?
[09:55] <oCean> !manual | cnttucme
[09:56] <acroyear2> Hey all, I set a line in etc/network/interfaces to: iface eth0 inet static as it was previously dynamic and the IP kept changing. I also set the fixed IP and netmask. But now I can't seem to communicate with the outside world - stuff like wget no longer works. Am I missing something?
[09:56] <monser> how to find out what aptitude is installing
[09:56] <oCean> cnttucme: ^that's a little bit outdated, but still useful. Obviously there are 1000s of books on linux in general
[09:56] <cnttucme> I was hoping for a book recommendation but ill check that out. Was hoping to learn more about command line.
[09:56] <monser> it is doing it at the background
[09:57] <monser> all i see is icon telling package manager is working
[09:57] <acroyear2> Would I need to set default gateway as well?
[09:57] <peterrooney> cnttucme: join #bash, and read the docs they suggest in the topic.  and watch.
[09:58] <cnttucme> Sounds good
[09:58] <monser> how to uninstall all packages from the gui? and leave the system with cli
[09:58] <cnttucme> Thanks sir.
[09:58] <RocheLimit> Duality, I don't know your specific problem, but you could try playing with the audio setings, reduce the system volume below max, see if there are conflicting audio inputs perhaps.
[09:58] <wylde> acroyear2: if you set a static ip yeas, because dhcp is no longer setting that for you
[09:58] <monser> how to stop networking manager deleting /etc/resolf.conf
[09:58] <acroyear2> wylde: Gotcha, that seems to have fixed it, thankyou
[09:58] <monser> i want to have my own dns server
[09:59] <cnttucme> rfkill?
[09:59] <monser> every time network-manager sets it own
[09:59] <monser> and deletes nameserver i have put in that file
[10:00] <monser> i killed that aptitude
[10:00] <monser> now i do nto know what has been installed and what not
[10:01] <onoez_omg> i need to run two instances of hostapd daemon in order to have two access points on two different interfaces, but is there any proper way to specify both configuration files in /etc/default/hostapd so it could be started over init.d script?
[10:02] <onoez_omg> thanks and soz for my english (if matters)
[10:02] <wylde> monser: /var/log/dpkg.log
[10:02] <AminosAmigos> hell
[10:02] <AminosAmigos> o
[10:03] <monser> wylde: how to stop network manager messing with my settings in resolf.conf
[10:04] <zykotick9> monser: either A) set your DNS in N-M or B) stop using N-M
[10:04] <wylde> monser: no idea, and I'm not sure you should be arbitrarily playing with thing you don't know how to fix.
[10:05] <wylde> things*
[10:05] <monser> well how to learn if  you do not mess arround
[10:05] <monser> ?
[10:05] <wylde> monser: research?
[10:05] <monser> i can nto stop using n-m because i need it for wifi
[10:05] <monser> but i do not need it for wired
[10:05] <wylde> monser: google, Ubuntu forums etc
[10:06] <monser> research can not get you where experience can
[10:07] <wylde> monser: if you say so...
[10:10] <monser> that aptitude deleted everything
[10:10] <dr_willis> network manager has settings to set the dns i recall
[10:10] <damo22> what ever happened to console control of wifi
[10:10] <damo22> without n-m
[10:10] <dr_willis> damo22:  its doable
[10:11] <damo22> iwconfig and iwpriv etc
[10:12] <Kazzykid> Hey, could someone help me disable the desktop? Ubuntu noob here
[10:12] <dr_willis> !text
[10:13] <dr_willis> Kazzykid:  ffor what reason?
[10:13] <Kazzykid> ah, thanks, and primarily to free up cpu use for a litecoin miner :)
[10:15] <krnl> hi. i can see in auth.log, that someone tries to login to the server, and use different usernames in every sec. he's bruteforcing the server with usernames. is there any program that can check it the auth log or somewhere else if an IP has several login failes, and blocks that IP automatically?
[10:17] <onoez_omg> krnl, seems like portsentry
[10:17] <monser> how to remove all the gui xorg and everything
[10:17] <monser> and leave the system with cli
[10:17] <zykotick9> damo22: the best console-only option for wireless i've found is wicd-curses
[10:17] <onoez_omg> apt-get purge xorg* or something like that i suppose
[10:18] <monser> ok
[10:20] <dr_willis> tight on space?
[10:21] <zykotick9> monser: you shouldn't remove "xorg and everything", reinstall with the mini iso, then add what you need.
[10:21] <krnl> onoez_omg: but portsentry only checks for portscans, isnit? how about checking if someone continuously connecting to port 22 where sshd already listening?
[10:22] <monser> ok i do nto have a terminal anymore
[10:22] <monser> how to leave the gui and get to the terminal?
[10:22] <monser> ctrl shift f1 does not help
[10:22] <dr_willis> krnl there are tools that can auto ban those ips. vua iptables
[10:23] <krnl> dr_willis: im looking for a tool like this. can u suggest pkg name?
[10:23] <dr_willis> monser:  the console .alt ctrl f1
[10:23] <dr_willis> !info fail2ban
[10:24] <dr_willis> i think theres another similer to fail2ban
[10:24] <krnl> dr_willis: thnx
[10:24] <cnttucme> Who here knows how to get the desktop cube?
[10:25] <bazhang> !ccsm | cnttucme
[10:25] <cnttucme> thanks
[10:25] <dr_willis> cnttucme:  Webupd8 blog site had on usung unity and the cube
[10:25] <onoez_omg> krnl, still trying to resurrect it in my memory, just give me some time lol
[10:25] <krnl> onoez_omg: :)
[10:26] <dr_willis> cube can break unity.  be carefull
[10:28] <Mikero> Hi, I'm trying to map my mouse buttons correctly but I'm a little stuck on that. I'm changing the Options "ButtonMapping" in my xorg.conf file but it doesn't seem to work.
[10:29] <onoez_omg> krnl, fail2ban
[10:29] <cnttucme> "sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager" is how i installed it. In case anyone else was having trouble.
[10:29] <krnl> onoez_omg: yeah dr_willis already mentioned, thnx, i installed and it works! :)
[10:30] <natrixnatrix89> where do I add a domain name & ip that doesn't exist in ubuntu network config to do web testing?
[10:30] <onoez_omg> sometimes my memory does bad tricks lol
[10:30] <onoez_omg> as well as my english
[10:31] <cancer> How to run windows files in kubuntu?
[10:32] <onoez_omg> i need to run two instances of hostapd daemon in order to have two access points on two different interfaces, but is there any proper way to specify both configuration files in /etc/default/hostapd (for example) so it could be started over init.d script?
[10:32] <ROBOT1024>  wine or vbox
[10:32] <daughain> ca someone help me with an automount issue?
[10:32] <cancer> robot1024: asking whome? !me, them neither wine nor vbox. dual boot.
[10:33] <cancer> robot1024: can install wine.
[10:33] <Mikero> cancer: What?
[10:34] <cancer> mikero: i run this command 'sudo apt-get install wine' but no responce.
[10:34] <ROBOT1024> cancer:vbox is better
[10:34] <cancer> robot1024: Vbox in kubuntu?
[10:34] <dr_willis> !wine
[10:35] <Mikero> cancer: I'm not an advanced user, so I just installed it through Ubuntu Software Center. Seems to work.
[10:35] <ROBOT1024> cancer: i think vbox is better,wine is too much trouble
[10:35] <Mikero> ROBOT1024: But vbox is useless with heavy software and games.
[10:35] <cancer> Robot1024: 'sudo apt-get install vbox' < will this work?
[10:36] <dr_willis> !vbox
[10:36] <cnttucme> sudo apt-get install wine
[10:36] <cnttucme> then hit Y and enter
[10:36] <klip> cancer: actually for vbox you will have to install windows anyway
[10:36] <DarkApex> when i start ubuntu one i get this error -                           File Sync error. (org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod: Method "current_status" with signature "" on interface "com.ubuntuone.SyncDaemon.Status" doesn't exist
[10:36] <dr_willis> wine may work.well. it depends on the app
[10:36] <DarkApex> i am using 11.10
[10:36] <cancer> Mikero: i am on dual boot. have installed windows and kubuntu both.
[10:36] <cnttucme>  
[10:37] <daughain> How do you get usb drives to automount in 11.10??
[10:37] <cnttucme> Broken iso? try burning at a slower speed
[10:37] <cnttucme> 4x
[10:37] <DarkApex> Please Help
[10:37] <DarkApex> when i start ubuntu one i get this error -                     File Sync error. (org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.UnknownMethod:  Method "current_status" with signature "" on interface  "com.ubuntuone.SyncDaemon.Status" doesn't exist
[10:37] <cnttucme> I told you
[10:37] <dr_willis> daughain:  at boot time. add entry to /etc/fstab
[10:38] <cnttucme> Burn a new image and burn at a slower speed
[10:38] <Mikero> cancer: I am too, and I'm running steam and my games on wine.
[10:38] <daughain> Or maybe I should ask how to get them to mount somewhere useful
[10:38] <cnttucme> I had a similar problem and i had to burn at a slower speed and it fixed itself
[10:39] <daughain> dr_willis, n00b here, what entry, and will that work to mount all drives?
[10:40] <Mikero> Can anyone help me setup my mouse in Ubuntu? I just need a slight kick in the right direction.
[10:40] <badr> welcome
[10:40] <cnttucme> system settings > mouse and touchpad
[10:41] <cancer> mikero: check This out http://paste.ubuntu.com/877293/ this is responce to "sudo apt-get install wine"
[10:41] <cancer> robot1024: check This out http://paste.ubuntu.com/877293/ this is responce to "sudo apt-get install wine"
[10:41] <deuson> say to me
[10:41] <deuson> ?
[10:41] <badr> what ?
[10:43] <ROBOT1024> i don't use wine
[10:43] <cancer> : check This out http://paste.ubuntu.com/877293/ this is responce to "sudo apt-get install wine"
[10:43] <cancer> Help http://paste.ubuntu.com/877293/ this is responce to "sudo apt-get install wine"
[10:44] <Mikero> cnttucme: Thanks, but I should have been more clear :p. What I am actually trying to do atm the moment is mapping the button on the side of my mouse. I tried configuring the xorg.conf "ButtonMapping" Options, but that doesn't seem to work.
[10:44] <jdownie> anybody here know anything about autofs?
[10:45] <uragand2> dfvkdfshgkfdjh
[10:45] <uragand2> bgvmfvhj,mfxdnv.df
[10:46] <dns53> jdownie not a huge amount but ask your question
[10:46] <cnttucme> Mikero:hidpoint software (hidpoint.com) is gonna do the job.
[10:47] <daughain> Ok, can someone telll me where to find the commands to edit fstab to automount usb drives?
[10:47] <Mikero> cnttucme: Ok, thanks. I'm going to check it out.
[10:49] <kvartz> 0/ hello every1
[10:50] <Spyro2> is there another way to copy s(ome)th(ing) and also delete the extraneous files on the destination other than rsync
[10:51] <kvartz> guys what is bonjour capable chat client for ubuntu?)
[10:51] <RocheLimit> Spyro2, what have you got against rsync if it does what you want?
[10:51] <ExtremeDevilz> Hello
[10:52] <Spyro2> RocheLimit, i'm trying to cp a filesystem over but i cannot chroot into it( there is no such file (/bin/bash) )
[10:53] <Spyro2> i used rsync --acls --delete --devices --executability --group --hard-links --human-readable --itemize-changes --owner --perms --progress --recursive --specials --times --xattrs --checksum
[10:53] <Spyro2> and --delete
[10:56] <RocheLimit> Did you run rsync as root? Is it a permissions problem?
[10:56] <Spyro2> as root
[10:56] <Spyro2> yes
[10:57] <Spyro2> sth i done wrong < tar cp | tar xp -C destination , and chroot workd
[10:58] <RocheLimit> Did you get errors during the rsync?
[10:59] <Spyro2> oups didn't check that
[11:00] <klawd> hi! i installed xubuntu and toyed around with themes. now i dont have minimize/maximize/close buttons anymore
[11:01] <klawd> can someone help there?
[11:01] <Stalin___> www'
[11:02] <klawd> actually i dont even have a toolbar
[11:02] <kubuntu> Hello! How can I have a fixed IP assigned to my system connected to a network. I get 192.168.1.15 sometimes and at other times 192.168.1.17
[11:03] <damo22> kubuntu: manual assignment
[11:03] <kubuntu> damo22: Yes, where exactly?
[11:03] <damo22> kubuntu, network manager?
[11:04] <damo22> kubuntu, might be another way, use your router to assign a fixed address per mac address
[11:04] <kubuntu> damo22: I went there. Where under NM>manual> ipv4 config ?
[11:04] <kubuntu> damo22: Yes, that works good. But there used to be system way as well
[11:05] <damo22> kubuntu, i dont know the gui way only console way
[11:05] <RocheLimit> System settings -> -> Network connections, select wired or wireless, then edit the connection.
[11:06] <cheater> does ubuntu have anything like /etc/profile.d ? that is, a directory where you put shell files and they get sourced when you start an interactive shell session?
[11:06] <kubuntu> damo22: Yes, what's the console way?
[11:07] <damo22> kubuntu, last time i did it i used /etc/network/interfaces and put in a static ip
[11:07] <kubuntu> damo22: Ah, ok
[11:07] <cheater> oh, it's still /etc/profile.d. ok.
[11:07] <cheater> thanks.
[11:07] <ssiie> if i dont want to use network manager what can i use to start my usb 3g connection ?
[11:10] <sacarlson> ssiie: I assume you could use a console to connect, but I'm not sure what your 3g connection looks like
[11:11] <tomodo> if I have a .deb file, can I install that?
[11:11] <klawd> how can i prevent ubuntu from overwriting my motd?
[11:12] <sacarlson> tomodo:  if it finds the dependancies you can just double click in nautilus to try to install it
[11:12] <Spyro2> tomodo, run gdebi or double-click it
[11:12] <kubuntu> damo22: Adding this line - etho 192.168.1.50 - will help?
[11:13] <kubuntu> eth0/eth*
[11:13] <sacarlson> klawd: what's a motd?
[11:13] <damo22> kubuntu, its not as simple as that, man interfaces
[11:13] <robin0800> ssiie: you can use wvdial cli or gnome ppp gui
[11:13] <Spyro2> ssiie, or wicd
[11:14] <wunnle> hello
[11:15] <tomodo> thanks!
[11:16] <monser> hello
[11:16] <wunnle> my unitys keeps crashing when i press alt-tab. i can re-run unity by dropping the console, but it started to get annoying.
[11:16] <monser> how to switch back from the console to the gui
[11:16] <monser> alt+shift+f1 takes you to the console
[11:16] <monser> how to go back?
[11:16] <wunnle> ctrl + alt + f7
[11:17] <RocheLimit> klawd: have you tried update-motd?
[11:17] <monser> thank you
[11:17] <s9259> hello
[11:25] <android-seeker> hello can anyone direct me where i can get help for android
[11:25] <ssta> if it were me, I'd try #android (just a wild guess)
[11:26] <monser> if I change the permissions of resolv.conf would that disable network manager to deletes my nameserver ?
[11:26] <spyros> actually no,
[11:27] <rootcoma> for me, I put a lock on the file
[11:27] <spyros> how?
[11:27] <rootcoma> Let me reference. One moment
[11:27] <spyros> thnx
[11:29] <rootcoma> http://forums.vpslink.com/ubuntu/200-howto-howto-lock-resolv-conf.html well actually this looks like a better fix
[11:29] <rootcoma> actually.. Let me find my old solution
[11:31] <rootcoma> sudo chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf
[11:34] <wunnle> anyone knows anything about alt+tab unity crash?
[11:36] <rootcoma> I have used "sudo chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf" on 3-4 ubuntu machines, and have never had a problem. You just have to remember to "sudo chattr -i /etc/resolv.conf" before you can edit it again
[11:41] <dr_willis> hmm. I just use network manager to set my dns servers..
[11:43] <ssta> there's always more than one way to do it....I disable network manager except on laptops
[11:45] <kiran> hai
[11:45] <Guest48957> ok
[11:46] <Guest48957> i want chat
[11:46] <Guest48957> thanks
[11:48] <dr_willis> !support
[11:48] <Daughain> Anyone help me with mtab?
[11:48] <dr_willis> Daughain,  give details of what you are wanting to do.
[11:49] <Daughain> I wantn to get the system to stop mounting the first usb drive I plug in at /
[11:50] <dr_willis> at / ? / is the root of your installed system.
[11:50] <dr_willis> a usb drive should get mounted to some /media/nameornumber
[11:50] <Daughain> I know, and thats where its ounting it. Have a line in mtab telling it to.
[11:51] <dr_willis> I dont even see how thats possible.  its fstab that tells where things mount  also..
[11:51] <Daughain> fstab has a line that tells it to miount at root also.
[11:51] <dr_willis> when you boot the system / is mounted allready. Plugging in a usb shouldent be remounting  / to it. that would mostliuley crash the system  idmeiatly
[11:52] <Daughain> I dunno, thats why I came here.
[11:52] <dr_willis> perhaps a  clean reboot and a pastebin of your /etc/fstab /etc/mtab and mount command output
[11:53] <Veovis_Muaddib> When setting up an SMB share, as secured here: https://help.ubuntu.com/10.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileprint-security.html I am unable to login from Windows 7.  I am given a login prompt that asks for a login, if I use my credentials it defaults to using WINDOWS\user and the login fails.  I've tried SERVER\user and that also fails.
[11:53] <Daughain> Rebooted three times in the last 30 min.
[11:54] <dr_willis> then pastebin the same files/info after inserting a usb.
[11:54] <Daughain> Lemme reboit again, gonna try another e3dit.
[11:59] <daughain> Ok, that solved it.
[11:59] <samuel> hola?
[12:00] <sacarlson> Veovis_Muaddib: I guess removing security is not an option?  maybe replace with only allow certain ip addresses to access fileshareing
[12:01] <daughain> /dev/sdb1       /               ext4    errors=remount-ro 0       1     That line was in fstab, and was causing all my issues.
[12:02] <sacarlson> Veovis_Muaddib: I was surprized to even get file shareing working at all with window 7 about a week ago (no security)
[12:02] <geirha> daughain: That's why you always use UUID or LABEL
[12:02] <Veovis_Muaddib> sacarlson: Yeah, removing is not going to fly.  :P  It's not meant to dissuade someone cracking in, just make sure users can't read each other's documents
[12:02] <Veovis_Muaddib> sacarlson: Yeah.
[12:03] <dr_willis> why would you even be editing the / entry in your fstab?
[12:03] <daughain> geirha, Errr....That has been there since I installed. That came from the mint install I did.
[12:03] <Veovis_Muaddib> sacarlson: I can get it working fine with no security, but usually I have trouble with securing it.  I got it to work a few months ago and was bragging to other techies I know :P  But set up a new server and now it doesn't work
[12:03] <dr_willis> last i used mint - it used uuid type nameing in the fstab.
[12:03] <dr_willis> example line...
[12:04] <dr_willis> # / was on /dev/sda6 during installation
[12:04] <dr_willis> UUID=422a7921-679c-4a7b-8d24-6b01e5795c65 /               ext4    errors=remount-ro 0       1
[12:04] <daughain> Dunno. Did a fresh i8nstall on a newly formatted drive using mint. Thats been there the whole time.
[12:04] <sacarlson> Veovis_Muaddib: how about file share over ssh , that should also work on windows 7, maybe easier to setup security with thta
[12:04] <theadmin> dr_willis: uuid looks ugly though, I want my fstab to look cute so I use labels. That's just me, there might be other cases.
[12:04] <dr_willis> determind the UUID of / and put it in there... if you are using mint, you should be asking for help in the mint channels.
[12:04] <dr_willis> theadmin,  I change my uuids :)
[12:05] <theadmin> dr_willis: You can change them?
[12:05] <daughain> Im not, upgraded to Ubuntu 11.10
[12:05] <dr_willis> theadmin,  tune2fs command can change them i recall.
[12:05] <Veovis_Muaddib> sacarlson: Yes, certainly.  But XBMC media shares need to be accessable and I don't think XBMC works with sftp or anything like that
[12:05] <theadmin> dr_willis: Oh... wow.
[12:05] <dr_willis> daughain,  you upgraded to 11.10 FROM mint?
[12:05] <daughain> Thats what it said.
[12:05] <dr_willis> daughain,  im suprised that worked at all.
[12:05] <Veovis_Muaddib> dr_willis: Learn something new every day :P  Thanks
[12:06] <dr_willis> daughain,  it may be worth the while to do a clean install of 11.10
[12:06] <daughain> No clue, dr_willis , it offered the upgrade and I took it.
[12:06] <dr_willis> i would find it weird that mint would upgrade you to ubuntu...
[12:06] <Veovis_Muaddib> daughain: That sounds terrifying.  I'd clean install now personally.
[12:07] <MonkeyDust> Veovis_Muaddib  clean install is easier and more efficient if you have a separate /home partition
[12:07] <dr_willis> Many of the ubuntu-spinoffs have big warnings on their web pages about NOT using the upgrade features to upgrade to the latest ubuntu. but wait for them to come out with their own upgrade path.
[12:07]  * daughain shrugs
[12:07] <MonkeyDust> wrong nick
[12:07] <dr_willis> daughain,  what does your lsb_release -a say?
[12:08] <MonkeyDust> daughain   clean install is easier and more efficient if you have a separate /home partition
[12:08] <daughain> My issue is solved, so Im happy.
[12:08] <dr_willis> daughain,  id bet theres going to be many other issues in your future
[12:08] <preetam> hi my webcam freezes in ubuntu 11.10 while doing video chat..I have nvdia video card
[12:09] <daughain> dr_willis, I doubt it, thisi8s my wifes netbook, I just needed it to automount usb sticks.
[12:09] <Sluagh> monkey_dust does using a /home partition with both, say, ubuntu and mint, cause no problems concerning the config files?
[12:10] <MonkeyDust> Sluagh  yes, guess so
[12:11] <dr_willis> Sluagh,  shareing the same home dir/user btween disrtos can cause issues.  you could set up each disrto to use its own sub dir on the same partition to keep things more seperate
[12:11] <Sluagh> monkeydust so maybe using an extra partition for data files that you can even use with windows too would be better, so that you keep home directories for every distro you use?
[12:12] <daughain> lsb_release says Ubuntu 11.10 oneiric
[12:12] <dr_willis> daughain,  consider yourself lucky the system even booted after upgrading from mint to ubuntu.
[12:12] <MonkeyDust> Sluagh  that would be media files, then, i can think of no other
[12:13] <Sluagh> monkey dust ok, but do i understand you right that using extra a seperated /home partition is useful if you upgrade or repair the system on root from time to time?
[12:13] <daughain> Least its working now
[12:13] <MonkeyDust> Sluagh  yes, it's what i do
[12:14] <Sluagh> monkeydust i will try that. thank you!
[12:17] <Forever1> HI everyone
[12:23] <preetam> please help me my webcam freezes in ubuntu 11.10 while going google video chat
[12:24] <gagan662> preetam: hey..
[12:24] <danny> hey
[12:24] <Veovis_Muaddib> I uncommented the default homes share and enabled browseable, which lets me access the server, but I can see no shares and don't know how to tell Windows 7 my credentials now.
[12:24] <preetam> yes gagan662: can u please help me in fixing the problem
[12:24] <danny> where are you from.qaqan
[12:25] <MonkeyDust> !ot| danny
[12:25] <zykotick9> dr_willis: any system that went from mint->ubuntu is a franken system and is unmaintainable
[12:25] <gagan662> danny: Kaneda...;)
[12:25] <danny> whait's the mater ?/
[12:25] <danny> oh ,year
[12:25] <danny> I'M from china
[12:25] <theadmin> danny: This is a support channel.
[12:25] <gagan662> danny: cho chachi chi cha..
[12:26] <theadmin> gagan662: You, too.
[12:26] <gagan662> oops
[12:26] <LjL> gagan662: that wasn't funny
[12:26] <gagan662> sorry
[12:26] <gagan662> LjL: it wasn't for u..
[12:27] <bazhang> gagan662, lets move on
[12:27] <Veovis_Muaddib> back on topic: Who here is up to the challenge of troubleshooting SMB shares?
[12:28] <dragongirl1>  /bar scroll nicklist * +100%
[12:28] <Veovis_Muaddib> I'm trying to set up user authentication as per the Ubuntu guide.  When browseable is turned off on a share, I am unable to login from a Windows 7 box, and given a login prompt that doesn't work.  When I turned browsable on because I had forgotten to uncomment it, I can access the server but cannot see any shares.
[12:34] <jadoe> I get 25% cpu usage from nautilus (on a 4 core cpu). bug?
[12:36] <ronghail> how do you start sshd?
[12:37] <sp4z> hi, anyone know an app like htop but for network traffic/connections that runs from cli?
[12:37] <psycho_oreos> iftop?
[12:37] <muelli> ronghail: sudo service sshd start
[12:38] <Whiskey> how do i get terminal to shoq åäö
[12:38] <sp4z> psycho_oreos: thanks thats perfect
[12:38] <ronghail> sshd: unrecognized service
[12:38] <muelli> Whiskey: well, you can set up the compose key that enables you to build those characters easily
[12:38] <jadoe> sudo service ssh start
[12:38] <Whiskey> kk
[12:38] <psycho_oreos> sp4z, nw
[12:38] <ronghail> yeah I tried guessing all the normal ways too
[12:38] <Whiskey> and exactly whit that you mean?
[12:38] <ronghail> that doesn't work either
[12:39] <ronghail> I mean on udumbo
[12:39] <ronghail> start:  unknown job: ssh
[12:39] <muelli> Whiskey: well. I have the compose key on the caps lock key. I can thus easily build ä by pressuig <compose + " + a>
[12:39] <dr_willis> its not ssh i think.. try tab completion
[12:39] <dr_willis> sshd perhaps?
[12:40] <gagan6621> ronghail: have you installed ssh-server?
[12:40] <jadoe> ronghail: is sshd installed?
[12:40] <theadmin> ronghail: Look under /etc/init/ for the .conf file.
[12:40] <dr_willis> sudo service list (I think shows them all)
[12:40] <ronghail> I did apt-get install openssh-server
[12:40] <gagan6621> ronghail: reboot..
[12:40] <ronghail> I didn't install a kernel
[12:40] <ronghail> this isn't windows
[12:40] <theadmin> gagan6621: What kind of a suggestion is that? This is Linux
[12:40] <ronghail> hehe
[12:40] <dr_willis> willis@SlimUbuntu:~$ sudo service ssh status
[12:40] <saju_ma> suppose a file is copying to dir /mnt/s1,  i want to remove /mnt/s1 and kill copy operaion,  have any way to do it with a single command,  i tried "rm -rf /mnt/s1"   but not working .
[12:41] <dr_willis> ssh has always auto started for me when i install the openssh server
[12:41] <ronghail> unknown job ssh
[12:41] <doomgiver> hello, guys
[12:41] <ronghail> yeah always started for me with older versions
[12:41] <dr_willis> try  that apt-get install line again...
[12:41] <ronghail> already latest, or something to that effect
[12:41] <doomgiver> can someone tell me  what can be the side effecs of force-mounting a ntfs filesystem? that might have bad sectors?
[12:41] <ronghail> already at newest version
[12:42] <ronghail> there is /etc/init.d/ssh      but it doesn't start sshd
[12:42] <dr_willis>  ls -l /etc/init/ssh.conf
[12:42] <dr_willis> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 667 Feb  6 10:52 /etc/init/ssh.conf
[12:42] <theadmin> ronghail: Seems to be "ssh", but...
[12:42] <ronghail> I have that file
[12:42] <gagan6621> ronghail: sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start
[12:42] <ronghail> yeah did that
[12:43] <doomgiver> can someone tell me  what can be the side effecs of force-mounting a ntfs filesystem? that might have bad sectors?
[12:43] <dr_willis> doomgiver,  possible dataloss or currupted files.
[12:43] <ronghail> it tells me unknown job ssh
[12:43] <theadmin> ronghail: Something wrong with the initscript itself probably :$
[12:43] <dr_willis>  sudo /etc/init.d/ssh  status
[12:43] <dr_willis> Rather than invoking init scripts through /etc/init.d, use the service(8)
[12:43] <doomgiver> dr_willis ok,any idea of the extent? will the disk become unusalbe? or will some sort of data recovery be possibe?
[12:44] <ronghail> yeah it says that here
[12:44] <dr_willis> doomgiver,  no way anyone can predict.
[12:44] <doomgiver> dr_willis: and thanks!
[12:44] <dr_willis> doomgiver,  if you want to get the data in the safest way. Image the disk to a file. perhaps using ddrescue then mount the file.
[12:44] <ronghail> mkdir /var/run/sshd; /usr/sbin/sshd
[12:45] <ronghail> runs
[12:45] <ronghail> pos
[12:45] <gagan6621> having problem with graphics driver...
[12:45] <dr_willis> wonder if the sshd command has some verbose output options
[12:45] <gagan6621> help!
[12:46] <ronghail> this has nothing to do with the sshd command at all
[12:46] <dr_willis> gagan662,  state the issue wth more details instead of 'Help!' helps more...
[12:46] <Syria> hello, i am trying to upgrade to 11.10 but i get this message, How can i solve this please? paste.ubuntu.com/877415/
[12:46] <ronghail> it has to do with ubuntu's retarded init replacement
[12:46] <ronghail> and their stupid service management
[12:46] <dr_willis> ronghail,  its been working for most people for the last 4 releases I belive.. so whatever...
[12:46] <gagan6621> show 40% cpu while moving windows across desktop...
[12:46] <gagan6621> xorg use 40% cpu
[12:46] <ronghail> not the latest though
[12:46] <doomgiver> dr_willis: wont the image have the same 'defects' as the hdd? also, the disk is not mountable in ubuntu, it asks me to to "chkdsk" in windows (the disk has windows, and im unable to boot from it, and its a crashed one, the case was dropped from several inches while the systems was running)
[12:47] <dr_willis> or has upstart been the default for more then 4 releases?
[12:47] <dr_willis> doomgiver,  ddrescue can try to recover bad sectors. thats its main feature. :)
[12:47] <doomgiver> dr_willis: thanks once again for taking your time out to answer me,
[12:47] <crizzy> gagan6621: sounds completely normal
[12:47] <dr_willis> doomgiver,  you dont need to mount it for ddrescue.
[12:47] <gagan6621> crizzy: is it ok..?
[12:47] <doomgiver> ok, i;ll see the man pages
[12:47] <fafu> Hello, I need some help with Ubuntu 11.10.. well first I installed ubuntu 9.04 to my brothers laptop and wifi worked fine.. since it didnt want to update anything on the old ubuntu, I wanted to install the new 11.10.. but now with 11.10, the wifi doesn't work even I put the driver on.. so whats the problem
[12:47] <doomgiver> also, how big can the image get? the hdd is ~1 tb and about 750 gb is used
[12:47] <Syria> dr_willis:  Could you please help with this paste.ubuntu.com/877415/  ?
[12:48] <dr_willis> doomgiver,  also you may want to put it in an usb enclosure and try  whatver disk-rescue tools the manafacture may have. After you image it.
[12:48] <buzzmandt> Doomgiver                                                                     sg
[12:48] <dr_willis> Syria,  a summary of the problem would be nice.
[12:48] <crizzy> gagan6621: linux/x is 100x heavier and crappier than windows, so yes it's normal :)
[12:48] <buzzmandt> Msg nickserv 685418
[12:48] <ronghail> nice
[12:48] <almoxarife> oops
[12:48] <dr_willis> doomgiver,  ive recovered 2+TB usb hd's befor. :) took over a week.. but i recovered 99% of the files.
[12:48] <ronghail> heh
[12:48] <buzzmandt> Oops lol
[12:48] <doomgiver> hmm, alright! thanks
[12:48] <gagan6621> crizzy: i thought its lighter than windows...lol
[12:49] <Syria> dr_willis:  I am trying to upgrade to 11.10 but I get a message telling me "Forbidden Ip"
[12:49] <crizzy> gagan6621: that's what fanboys want you to believe, but totally not true :)
[12:49] <crizzy> gagan6621: win7 is 100x faster and less crashy than any linux. sad but true
[12:49] <Syria> dr_willis:  I have used a global proxy but it didn't work!
[12:50] <sattu94> dr_willis: A week? How did you keep the system up ?
[12:50] <doomgiver> wait, did you guys say windows 7 is less crashy and faster than linux?
[12:50] <ico666> doomgiver: hi
[12:50] <dr_willis> sattu94,  up? it was reading from a usb-enclosuer..
[12:50] <MonkeyDust> crizzy  completely true, except for the words used
[12:50] <theadmin> doomgiver: Just ignore the trolls
[12:50] <doomgiver> then please explain how i can get 10 second boots with a optimized arch build?
[12:51] <dr_willis> sattu94,  ddrescue can stop/restart/continue its operations also..
[12:51] <crizzy> doomgiver: win7 never crashes on me, ubuntu/unity/regular desktop apps on linux on the other hand crash 5 to 50 times / day
[12:51] <sattu94> dr_willis: No, Power wise ?
[12:51] <theadmin> doomgiver: I'll call the ops, give me a sec
[12:51] <doomgiver> ico666: yo
[12:51] <dr_willis> sattu94,  Huh? I plugged the flakey usb drive into my desktop box...  and used ddrescue
[12:51] <sattu94> dr_willis: No, dint the lights go away ?
[12:51] <DocPlatypus> Syria: what program is telling you "forbidden IP"?
[12:52] <dr_willis> sattu94,  What?
[12:52] <sattu94> dr_willis: So you had continuous ? electricity for the whole week ?
[12:52] <dr_willis> sattu94,  err.. yes..
[12:52] <DocPlatypus> Syria: you should, at minimum, be able to install what's on the CD/DVD without having to worry about network configuration
[12:52] <sattu94> dr_willis: WoW.
[12:52]  * dr_willis has 6+ Mo uptime on many of his machines.
[12:52] <Syria> DocPlatypus:  I am trying to upgrade my system to 11.10, I am from Syria and i can understand why my IP address is forbidden.
[12:52] <Myrtti> can we move the discussion over the merits of different operating systems elsewhere
[12:52] <doomgiver> theadmin: ok, i see waht he did there, sorry for disturbing the peace
[12:52] <Myrtti> thank you
[12:53] <Syria> DocPlatypus:  But how can I solve this? a global proxy with the apply system wide did not help!
[12:53] <trijntje> I want to set another shortcut for run command (default is alt+f2). But whatever I set gets ignored and 'run command' is still triggered by alt+f2
[12:53] <DocPlatypus> Syria: there's gotta be a host somewhere that doesn't ban the country
[12:53] <sattu94> whois dr_willis
[12:53] <DocPlatypus> (can't wait for the day when installs over Freenet/GNUNet are a realistic option)
[12:54] <Kingstone> why is ubuntu better than any other linux distribution?
[12:54] <Kingstone> i'm looking for a linux system to install
[12:54] <Myrtti> Kingstone: you're welcome to continue that discussion in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:54] <theadmin> Kingstone: It's not "better" nor "worse". It's somewhat unique though. Ubuntu has developed it's own dekstop, Unity, which I find to be awesome for netbooks or touchscreens, for example. It has a few other tools you won't find elsewhere, too
[12:54] <DocPlatypus> darn... I tried...
[12:54] <doomgiver> umm, Kingstone, nothign is 'better' per se
[12:55] <researcher123> after using the backup utility Deja Dup if I try to restore on a newly formated system, will the new users have same privileges as earlier?
[12:55] <doomgiver> Kingstone: it all depends on your need
[12:55] <DocPlatypus> does the entire world have the country of Syria banned for some reason?
[12:55] <DocPlatypus> since apparently it's an issue for at least one would-be Ubuntu user
[12:55] <doomgiver> Kingstone: eg, for speed, i'd use arch linux, if i wanted ease of use, i'd choose linux mint or ubuntu
[12:55] <Myrtti> as I said, you're all welcome to continue the discussion about the merits of different operating systems and linux distributions elsewhere, for example in #ubuntu-offtopic
[12:56] <gagan6621> crizzy: hey other problem when i turn on transparency in terminal. cpu stuck at 77%
[12:56] <gagan6621> crizzy: is it ok too?
[12:56] <ziv_> hello, I'm getting started in Ubuntu anbd I need a bittorrent client. what is a good bittorrent client for Ubuntu?
[12:56] <doomgiver> you know, i save logs of convos in the chatrooms, they are a WEALTH of knowledge
[12:56] <DocPlatypus> ziv_: Transmission
[12:56] <trijntje> ziv_: transmission is installed by default
[12:57] <doomgiver> THANK YOU GUYS FOR MAKING ME A BETTER PROGRAMMER
[12:57] <gagan6621> crizzy: hey other problem when i turn on transparency in terminal. cpu stuck at 77%
[12:57] <ziv_> thank you!
[12:57] <theadmin> ziv_: Ubuntu has Transmission built-in, check it and if you don't like it, give the following a shot, too ($IFS=" "): qbittorrent ktorrent deluge rtorrent
[12:57] <dr_willis> !logs | doomgiver
[12:57] <DocPlatypus> ziv_: a bunch of old/obsolete/less featured are still bundled, such as BitTornado and the original BitTorrent client in Python. I recommend not using them, however, and sticking with Transmission
[12:58] <crizzy> gagan6621: that sounds a bit edgy.. try restarting the terminal if the cpu usage drops again..
[12:58] <DocPlatypus> ziv_: I second theadmin's advice but I recommend against rtorrent unless you really need a console client
[12:58] <DocPlatypus> not a huge fan of deluge either
[12:58] <gagan6621> crizzy: wait..
[12:58] <MonkeyDust> i prefer deluge
[12:58] <doomgiver> use rtorrent, cli goodness
[12:59] <doomgiver> dr_willis: ty once again
[12:59] <trijntje> How can I set a new shortcut for 'run command' under oneiric? Changeing it in 'keyboard preferences' doesn't take effect
[12:59] <DocPlatypus> if you like text mode/CLI, sure... if I'm running an unattended seedbox I'll screen/tmux an rtorrent client
[13:00] <DocPlatypus> but other than that, I stick with Transmission
[13:01] <gagan6621> crizzy: no affect .....
[13:01] <ironhalik> Anyone uses any Dells 3G modem with Ubuntu?
[13:01] <gagan6621> crizzy: now its around 80% ;)
[13:01] <sattu94> Heh.. O cant seem to download rtorrent using apt. It says IP is forbidden.
[13:01] <fafu> Hello, I need some help with Ubuntu 11.10.. well first I installed ubuntu 9.04 to my brothers laptop and wifi worked fine.. since it didnt want to update anything on the old ubuntu, I wanted to install the new 11.10.. but now with 11.10, the wifi doesn't work even I put the driver on.. so whats the problem
[13:02] <MonkeyDust> !bcm | fafu start here
[13:02] <DocPlatypus> fafu: is the wireless kill switch turned on? which wireless chipset?
[13:03] <gagan6621> crizzy: graphics card -> ATI Technologies Inc Manhattan [Mobility Radeon HD 5400 Series]
[13:03] <miazio> hejka
[13:03] <crizzy> gagan6621: uhm dno.. things more or less work fine on my 6870
[13:04] <gagan6621> crizzy: actually m using Xubuntu 11.10 x86_64 arch..
[13:05] <fafu> switch is on so it cant be because of that.. broadcom sta wirless driver is only thing what I know about that one.. I'm really noob at things with ubuntu :D
[13:05] <ronghail> perl modules I have built on lots of previous ubuntu versions aren't building on 11.10.  junk.
[13:06] <ronghail> get an older version or a better distro
[13:06] <theadmin> ronghail: Ask actual support questions, this is not a channel for complaining you know. Also, some of the Perl modules might be in the repos.
[13:06] <dr_willis> or it may be the verion of perl thats the issue.
[13:06] <ronghail> the proper way to install perl modules is with cpan
[13:07] <ronghail> there is no problem with perl
[13:07] <dr_willis> you havent really given any details.. so who knows..
[13:07] <ronghail> I am just trying to help that guy with his wireless by pointing out that 11.10 is hopeless
[13:07] <theadmin> ronghail: I assume you *do* have build-essential installed? Without it pretty much nothing is gonna build...
[13:07] <ronghail> and he should downgrade
[13:07] <ronghail> yes I have build-essential
[13:07]  * trijntje recals that there were some missing headers when the perl package was build, and thats why things failed
[13:07] <gagan6621> theadmin: when i turn on transparency in terminal. cpu stuck at 77%.what to do.
[13:08] <theadmin> gagan6621: Don't ask random people your questions, for one.
[13:08] <gagan6621> theadmin: i dint get support so i am asking you..
[13:08] <monser> man what support
[13:08] <monser> its help
[13:08] <monser> support is for the commercials
[13:09] <theadmin> !patience | gagan6621
[13:09] <oCean> monser: move on, ok? Chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic
[13:09] <gagan6621> when i turn on transparency in terminal. cpu stuck at 77%.what to do.
[13:10] <MonkeyDust> not turn on transparency?
[13:12] <ronghail> also had to install m4 gawk bison and texinfo which are essential to any build but aren't in essential
[13:12] <gagan6621> MonkeyDust: this is not my answer....
[13:12] <ronghail> anyway have fun
[13:15] <helpanoob> was wondering if aptoncd makes a back up of all programes installed at that time of making? not just some
[13:16] <ziv_> hello, I have another question: I have two monitors, and when watching a fullscreen movie on one screen and working on the other the launcher and the top bar reapear above the video, is it possible to make them disappear?
[13:17] <kiran> kiran
[13:17] <pfifo> pfifo
[13:18] <Sidewinder1> gagan6621, Since no one seems to have your answer (I don't, sorry), have you done a quick search at the forums?  http://ubuntuforums.org/
[13:19] <pfifo> Is there any downside to migrating to Debian 6 from Ubuntu 10.04?
[13:19] <trijntje> How can I set a new shortcut for 'run command' under oneiric? Changeing it in 'keyboard preferences' doesn't take effect
[13:20] <trijntje> pfifo: I guess #ubuntu-offtopic is a better place for that. Or ask the people from debian why debian is better than ubuntu
[13:23] <monser> how can I have passwordless root account?
[13:23] <theadmin> monser: That's the default.
[13:24] <pfifo> monser, change the 2nd field of root's entry in /etc/shadow to *
[13:24] <trijntje> monser: that sounds like a really bad idea, dont do that
[13:24] <pfifo> theadmin, root has a password by default
[13:24] <monser> yes I know that it is possible to have root account with no password
[13:24] <monser> how to do that?
[13:24] <theadmin> pfifo: Uh not really, it's not set. It's not really empty either.
[13:25] <pfifo> monser, see my 'advice'
[13:25] <theadmin> pfifo: The account is just locked out (the password hash is defined as "!", which no sane hash comes out as)
[13:25] <trijntje> monser: why would you want to do that? Bad idea!
[13:25] <Sidewinder1> !root > monser
[13:25] <monser> pfifo:  is this gonna to disable the root account?
[13:26] <pfifo> monser, no it will enable the root account and anyone who wants to use it can
[13:26] <monser> ok
[13:26] <pfifo> ... even if there in china and have bad intentions
[13:26] <Sidewinder1> Sounds like a great idea. :-(
[13:26] <monser> what is the /etc/shadow file for?
[13:26] <trijntje> pfifo: don't tell people how to do that kind of thing.. If they dont know how to they shouldn't be taught ;)
[13:27] <monser> man
[13:27] <pfifo> trijntje, ill make a note of it
[13:27] <monser> why do you want to restrict the knowledge
[13:27] <monser> trijntje: this is not an free soft attitude
[13:28] <theadmin> monser: Becuase it's silly to do silly things?...
[13:28] <Kaizen> "silly" and "bad idea" are opinions not truths, if someone wants to have a passwordless root it's up to them
[13:28] <pfifo> monser, type 'man shadow' to get all the details about what it is and how it works
[13:28] <trijntje> monser: the point is that it's dangerous to do that. And if you have to ask help to set an empty root password, it *really* dangerous
[13:29] <sitmaudat> hi man
[13:29] <sitmaudat> i have a problem
[13:29] <monser> the point is to spread and share what you know.Not telling the others not to tell
[13:29] <monser> this is the point
[13:29] <trijntje> sitmaudat: ask away
[13:29] <trijntje> monser: you should read the legend of king Midas
[13:29] <boxODER> seriously
[13:29] <boxODER> ;)
[13:30] <mi3> conky
[13:30] <Xirrin1> I'm hoping someone might be able to provide me a little direction? I have a Mac Mini from about 4 years ago and am attempting to install linux on it. I have a Logitech diNovo keyboard that connects via bluetooth. The keyboard works perfectly fine to boot up, select a boot method, and type up until the bootup copmletes. Once complete I get the following message: "Bluetooth: hci- urb f72de180 submission failed" and the keyboard/mouse ac
[13:30] <sitmaudat_> /home/sitmaudat/Desktop/kmm/hook.c:27: Error: unsupported for `mov'
[13:30] <sitmaudat_> /home/sitmaudat/Desktop/kmm/hook.c:32: Error: unsupported for `mov'
[13:30] <sitmaudat_> could you help me
[13:30] <sitmaudat_> my cpu is i5-480m
[13:30] <MonkeyDust> Xirrin1  install Ubuntu on it, or some other distro?
[13:30] <sitmaudat_> it does not have the instruction of "mov"
[13:31] <sitmaudat_> ubuntu
[13:31] <sitmaudat_> unsupport for 'mov'
[13:31] <pfifo> sitmaudat_, this is ubuntu support, you should ask in #gcc
[13:31] <Xirrin1> Both Ubuntu and BackTrack do the same thing :(
[13:31] <saju_ma> #fuser -k IMG_ww1;rm -rf IMG_ww1  nor killing processes,  have any way ?
[13:32] <MonkeyDust> Xirrin1  Backtrack is not supported here, so stick to Ubuntu for now
[13:32] <sitmaudat_> sorry  I haven't get it
[13:32] <theadmin> sitmaudat_: Not everybody is talking about your issue.
[13:32] <theadmin> !patience | sitmaudat
[13:32] <Xirrin1> Not a problem. The Ubuntu disk is what is in there at the moment.
[13:33] <trijntje> sitmaudat: what exactly are you trying to do?
[13:34] <Xirrin1> Just swapped it. Its strange though because it works normally until the boot sequence completes and then once the OS is up and ready to go it just stops working. I suspect an incompatible BT driver?
[13:34] <sitmaudat_> i am typing a kernel module
[13:34] <MonkeyDust> Xirrin1  which ubuntu version is it, on that rather old mac?
[13:36] <Xirrin1> I've tried both 8.10 x86 and 10.04 x86
[13:36] <Shojo> !seen ActionParsnip
[13:36] <Shojo> :(
[13:37] <Shojo> could someone help me with a firewall issue?
[13:38] <MonkeyDust> Xirrin1  i found this, find "bluetooth" on this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuOnMacMini
[13:40] <luca> ciao
[13:40] <pfifo> !anyone | Shojo
[13:40] <Xirrin1> Thanks for the find MonkeyDust! It looks like I've been following them already based on a quick glance but I'll take some time and dig through it - plus it looks like there's a BT section on there as well. You rock!
[13:40] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[13:41] <Xirrin1> I'll try it all out and let you know what happens!
[13:41] <MonkeyDust> Xirrin1  my advice is to upgrade to a newer ubuntu version, it seems BT is not well supported on MacMini/Ubuntu http://blog.costan.us/2009/03/ubuntu-810-or-904-on-mac-mini.html
[13:41] <MonkeyDust> Ubuntu 10.04*
[13:42] <luca> ciao
[13:42] <pfifo> !it | luca
[13:43] <wunnle> my unitys keeps crashing when i press alt-tab. i can re-run unity by dropping the console, but it started to get annoying.
[13:43] <Zaitzev> wunnle: that happens to me randomly too
[13:44] <wunnle> Zaitzev, are you using empathy?
[13:45] <wunnle> also, how can i change pictures folder destination? i have two operation systems on my computer, so i want to use a common folder.
[13:45] <aseem> wunnle, picture folder destination as in ?
[13:45] <pfifo> wunnle, use a soft link
[13:45] <wunnle> pfifo, ok
[13:46] <Zaitzev> wunnle: I am, occationally (whenever I remember to logon to it)
[13:46] <wunnle> Zaitzev, i suspect from empathy for this unity crash.
[13:47] <MonkeyDust> wunnle  you could create a new partition and move the files you want to share to that partition
[13:48] <wunnle> MonkeyDust, i already have another partition. I just want to learn pictures in home folder have a destination property.
[13:49] <pjk> hello
[13:49] <pfifo> hi
[13:51] <mi3> HELLO
[13:51] <mi3> how can i load my plymouth screen without rebooting?
[13:53] <Erealz> anyone work with hexedit need some help i need to change edit a file but it seem like i cant touch the  string on the sides but i can edit the hex numbers ?
[13:57] <Halexander9000> Greetings Gentlehumans! Is there a way to set custom dimensions and position manually for application windows?
[13:58] <pfifo> Erealz, i use bless and it does that just fine
[13:59] <itaylor57> Erealz, you might try ghex
[14:00] <Erealz> nevermind i found the option to edit the hex and string on the side you know letters on the side
[14:00] <MonkeyDust> !find hex | Erealz
[14:00] <Erealz> it just tab to switch between them
[14:01] <Erealz> and f2 to save the change
[14:01] <ramdan21> hello . . . .
[14:01] <luca> ciao
[14:02] <pfifo> MonkeyDust, no no no, it would be much better toask bestbot in #ubuntu-bots which hexeditor is the best
[14:03] <pfifo> luca, this is an english only chatroom
[14:04] <pfifo> Halexander9000, yes there is, almost all gui apps accept the -geom switch
[14:05] <greenit> hi, i have a problem with ssh: i have 2 computers, a server and a desktop, and i set up a ssh-connection.... now i was tired of entering the password everytime and made a rsa-keypair, which i alrdy transferred (only the .pub of course) to the server, but when i connect, a windows opens, which asks me for the passphrase, then i can log in... how can i get rid of this window? i just want to connect without entering any password or pas
[14:05] <greenit> sphrase
[14:05] <AchlysEpithet> X_0, howdy
[14:05] <AchlysEpithet> =)
[14:05] <AchlysEpithet> Initiated a SYN stealth scan for nmap -sS -sU -T4 -A -v -Pn 83.235.109.17, x_
[14:05] <AchlysEpithet> * X_0
[14:06] <AchlysEpithet> Thats for d3eniz
[14:06] <AchlysEpithet> =)
[14:06] <FloodBot1> AchlysEpithet: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:06] <AchlysEpithet> Sure thing, I am faster than you are FloodBot1.
[14:06] <AchlysEpithet> Watch and be jealous. xD
[14:06] <pfifo> greenit, you need to generate a rsa-keypair that isnt protected with a passphrasse
[14:06] <pfifo> !enter AchlysEpithet
[14:06] <greenit> pfifo, i tried this too, but then it says that the agent is not able to log in with this key...
[14:07] <velko> Halexander9000, there was also a program called devilspie but i don't know if it plays nicely with your environment. you can just try it
[14:07] <pfifo> greenit, you messed up somewhere, start at the beginning and try again
[14:07] <MonkeyDust> greenit  there is an ssh account called "anonymous"
[14:07] <greenit> pfifo, k
[14:09] <tsimpson> greenit: the password is not the SSH password, but the password you set when you created the key-pair. if you don't want that, then you should create a key-pair without a password
[14:09] <greenit> tsimpson, k
[14:10] <diverdude> Im trying to install nvidia drivers on a lenovo W520 which has 2 graphiccards as shown in this terminal output: bin.cakephp.org/view/329506174. When i try to install the drivers and reboot the system hangs and cannot start up. So i have to go to recoverymode and delete /etc/X11/xorg.conf, which then enables me to boot the system...but with very poor graphic capabilities. How can i fix it so that the system is running with optimal NVIDIA
[14:10] <diverdude> drivers? Please someone help.
[14:10] <greenit> pfifo, do you know how i can remove the existing key from the ssh-agent?
[14:10] <velko> MonkeyDust, this is the first time i hear about such account btw
[14:10] <greenit> pfifo, because this message displays with the new keypair: Agent admitted failure to sign using the key.
[14:11] <Halexander9000> pfifo: velko: Actually, I think I found a way to change the size of my resolution mode itself. Should work nicely for my purposes. Thanks anyway.
[14:11] <MonkeyDust> velko  my mistake, it's FTP, not SSH that has "anonymous"
[14:11] <mi3> how can i load my plymouth screen without rebooting?
[14:12] <pfifo> greenit, delete the file that you scp'd
[14:13] <delinquentme> im trying to run a bash script called test         and im getting this sillyness: -bash: .: /usr/bin/test: cannot execute binary file
[14:13] <MonkeyDust> delinquentme  did you make it executable with chmod +x ?
[14:14] <delinquentme> MonkeyDust, i thought all it needed was the bash config line @ the top
[14:14] <delinquentme> chmod 755 test right?
[14:14] <MonkeyDust> delinquentme  you mean the bin/bash thingy ?
[14:14] <pfifo> its called a shebang
[14:14] <diverdude> Im trying to install nvidia drivers on a lenovo W520 which has 2 graphiccards as shown in this terminal output: bin.cakephp.org/view/329506174. When i try to install the drivers and reboot the system hangs and cannot start up. So i have to go to recoverymode and delete /etc/X11/xorg.conf, which then enables me to boot the system...but with very poor graphic capabilities. How can i fix it so that the system is running with optimal NVIDIA
[14:14] <diverdude> drivers? Please someone help.
[14:14] <velko> delinquentme, also check if the first line in the file is "#!/bin/bash" (or make sure you call your script like "bash /usr/bin/test"
[14:14] <delinquentme> yeah
[14:15] <delinquentme> yeap i've got this: #!/usr/bin/env bash
[14:15] <victor___> Hi. Does it make any diference if I install ubuntu via USB stick or with the Windows Installer (WUBI) ?
[14:15] <delinquentme> top line  ... and im calling it with "  . test "
[14:15] <theadmin> victor___: A lot of difference
[14:16] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, Using WUBI, it'll install it under windows's bootloader.
[14:16] <theadmin> victor___: Normal installation is more stable, WUBI hardly ever works it seems
[14:16] <AchlysEpithet> And as an application... you'll get to remove ubuntu from software package remove/add.
[14:16] <velko> delinquentme, not ". test" but only "test" or "/usr/bin/test"
[14:16] <pfifo> delinquentme, the file still needs to be executable and you must either place it in PATH or call it using a path
[14:16] <victor___> Okay, so just a regular usb memory stick is ok?
[14:16] <itaylor57> delinquentme, using a bash script named test is not a good idea, there is a bash command test
[14:16] <MonkeyDust> victor___  wubi is a "pseudo installation", it cannot be upgraded and is more limited than a real installation
[14:16] <theadmin> victor___: Sure, long as it's big enough
[14:16] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, its okay but it usually gives you a lot of issue in the long run.
[14:16] <victor___> Allright i've never seen options to boot from usb but
[14:16] <AchlysEpithet> It often keeps crashing on discreen graphic drivers, -.-
[14:17] <victor___> Somethig I have to change in bios possibly?
[14:17] <AchlysEpithet> That kept happening with my Jaunty.
[14:17] <itaylor57> delinquentme, give it a different name like trial
[14:17] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, the BIOS doesn't have anything to do with a WUBI.
[14:17] <delinquentme> that was the issue
[14:17] <mi3> can anyone suggest how can I create my own plymouth screen?
[14:17] <delinquentme> itaylor57, lolol i did! and there is another module called trial!
[14:17] <theadmin> victor___: Yeah, you need to set your bios to boot from your USB, if it can't you have to use a third-party tool like plop to boot your liveusb
[14:17] <victor___> Im refering to installing via usb stick, does it boot loading from it or how does it work? sorry for the confusion
[14:17] <delinquentme> its now zonk and it works :D
[14:17] <victor___> Allright theadmin, thanks.
[14:17] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, http://joekuan.wordpress.com/2010/08/05/plymouth-create-your-own-splash-screen-with-scrolling-boot-messages/
[14:18] <victor___> Is there any reason 32bit is tagged as reccomended on ubuntu.com?
[14:18] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, he meant like in wubi, I guess. :P
[14:18] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, because many processors are 32 bit.
[14:18] <victor___> Ah okay but 64 just as stable?
[14:18] <pfifo> victor___, 32bit version supports more hardware than 64bit
[14:18] <AchlysEpithet> Though 64bit options are available, many softwares don't have their 64bit versions out yet.
[14:18] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, its pretty stable.
[14:18] <victor___> Yeah i had some problems downloading 32bit libs the other day
[14:18] <victor___> To get them to run
[14:18] <AchlysEpithet> Like Flash doesn't have its 64bit out yet.
[14:19] <victor___> But running 64bit with 32bit libs is pretty much the same thing?
[14:19] <MonkeyDust> victor___  32bit runs on both 32 and 64bit hardware -- 64bit only on 64bit hardware
[14:19] <victor___> Its not like im doing anything major
[14:19] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, thats running a hummingbird in a wind tunnel.
[14:19] <AchlysEpithet> It wouldn't matter much unless you need to utilise the processor's 64bit instruction set.
[14:19] <victor___> Hmm. So what would you reccomend me? Its my laptop atm
[14:19] <AchlysEpithet> Stuff like encoding would be comparitively faster.
[14:19] <victor___> i7 2630m
[14:19] <AchlysEpithet> It matters if you run a PHP parser.
[14:19] <AchlysEpithet> Or anything such.
[14:19] <AchlysEpithet> =).
[14:19] <FloodBot1> AchlysEpithet: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:19] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: err I want a one with an animation, i have a script but its a little erroneous
[14:20] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, you should use a 64bit
[14:20] <AchlysEpithet> Your processor is 64bit compatible already.
[14:20] <AchlysEpithet> And I believe it does have VT/x.
[14:20] <victor___> Im just gonna stream some video to my tv, and ply around with minor things
[14:20] <victor___> Ok thanks for the input
[14:20] <victor___> Do i just put the iso file on the stick and thats it? :P
[14:20] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, still, 64bit is a good way to go.
[14:20] <victor___> Just wanna be safe:)
[14:20] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, No not that way.
[14:20] <AchlysEpithet> Use unet boot in.
[14:21] <AchlysEpithet> What it basically does is extract the ISO file on a thumb drive.
[14:21] <AchlysEpithet> And then create a bootloader.
[14:21] <AchlysEpithet> Do you want me to fetch you a link?
[14:21] <victor___> Sure, yes please
[14:21] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, one moment.
[14:21] <AchlysEpithet> http://sourceforge.net/projects/unetbootin/files/UNetbootin/568/unetbootin-windows-568.exe/download
[14:21] <AchlysEpithet> That one, victor___.
[14:21] <velko> AchlysEpithet, since debian squeeze ubuntu and debian have hybrid iso images. you can just dd the iso image to the stick and it will work
[14:22] <victor___> okay, thanks :)
[14:22] <victor___>  http://sourceforge.net/projects/unetbootin/files/UNetbootin/568/unetbootin-windows-568.exe/download
[14:22] <victor___> oops sorry
[14:22] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, http://askubuntu.com/questions/84045/how-do-i-run-a-custom-animated-bootscreen should get you started.
[14:22] <AchlysEpithet> velko, I think victor___ meant copying the ISO file to the stic.
[14:22] <AchlysEpithet> :P
[14:22] <AchlysEpithet> * stick.
[14:22] <AchlysEpithet> pardon me if I am getting it wrong though.
[14:22] <AchlysEpithet> Because you usually need to make a disc have a boot flag to make it boot.
[14:23] <AchlysEpithet> And a boot loader that'll load a kernel, an init and all that shit.
[14:23] <velko> AchlysEpithet, yes this wont work. but there is no need for netbootin
[14:23] <AchlysEpithet> velko, there are alternatives, certainl.
[14:23] <AchlysEpithet> * certainly.
[14:23] <pfifo> !language | AchlysEpithet
[14:23] <AchlysEpithet> But UnetBootin is a bit hassel-free, I'd rather say.
[14:23] <X_0> unetbootin can be a pain...at times
[14:23] <AchlysEpithet> ubottu, do what you are suppoed to, little bot. xD.
[14:23] <AchlysEpithet> X_0, its never pain to me.
[14:24] <AchlysEpithet> ubottu, you're dumb any way. You're like a trash running on a dell precision edge workstation with a PIII underclocked to a milivolt. xDDD
[14:24] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: here is the paste of my screen it works correctly [it loads 71 frames] can it run above 400? http://pastebin.com/rCmjs6mH
[14:24] <AchlysEpithet> This bores me now. -.-
[14:24] <AchlysEpithet> Let me check, mi3.
[14:24] <mi3> ok
[14:24] <pfifo> !bottreat
[14:24] <victor___> Alot more dists to choose from on unetbootin
[14:24] <victor___> 11.10 Live/HDmedia I suppose
[14:25] <victor___> _x64 ofc!
[14:25] <AchlysEpithet> Apparently, that is okay, mi3.
[14:25] <AchlysEpithet> Though I can't confirm you on the fadein options there.
[14:25] <victor___> Oh nvm i could load a diskimage :P
[14:25] <AchlysEpithet> I didn't try it out yet.
[14:25] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, Mhm. True that.
[14:25] <Zaitzev> Flash in Google Chrome stopped working for me out of the blue..and I don't have a clue what to do with it. Any ideas, anyone?
[14:26] <AchlysEpithet> I find storing ISOs a better option.
[14:26] <AchlysEpithet> Zaitzev, is your ubuntu 64bit?
[14:26] <Zaitzev> yes
[14:26] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: can i load more then 400 images?
[14:26] <AchlysEpithet> Same old 64bit issue, Zaitzev.
[14:26] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: in that?
[14:26] <Zaitzev> AchlysEpithet: so it just randomly stops working?
[14:26] <AchlysEpithet> Been waiting for months to find when they have a 64bit out, Zaitzev.
[14:26] <AchlysEpithet> It is a bug.
[14:26] <mi3> !bug
[14:26] <AchlysEpithet> You could google it, the ubuntu bug database has it.
[14:27] <Zaitzev> I'm trusting it exists, no need to read..
[14:27] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, I am sorry, I am not aware of the frame limitations.
[14:27] <AchlysEpithet> But not likely it'd let you have 400 frames.
[14:27] <AchlysEpithet> I just checked the code, seems neat.
[14:27] <AchlysEpithet> Playing a 150 is a safe bet, mi3.
[14:27] <AchlysEpithet> Zaitzev, Mhm.
[14:27] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: can you suggest where can I get more help regarding plymouth?
[14:27] <AchlysEpithet> Though you should always check to see if there are bugs and shit already. xD
[14:28] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, would you prefer a link?
[14:28] <mi3> ok
[14:28] <Zaitzev> 64-bit systems has been around for what, a decade or so soon? and they have yet to build flash plugins that works for it? wtf..
[14:28] <itaylor57> !language | AchlysEpithet
[14:28] <AchlysEpithet> itaylor57, sigh. -.-
[14:28] <pfifo> AchlysEpithet, your not allowed to swear in this channel
[14:28] <AchlysEpithet> Mm. Well. Sure, I am not.
[14:29] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: ?
[14:29] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Plymouth <--- thats a bit of an official documentation. But that should get you stareted.
[14:29] <AchlysEpithet> * started even.
[14:29] <victor___> Oh just making sure. I can still dual boot it right?
[14:29] <AchlysEpithet> X_0, b33r, sir.
[14:29] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, of course you can!
[14:29] <AchlysEpithet> =D
[14:29] <AchlysEpithet> Just change your bios to boot from flash drive.
[14:29] <AchlysEpithet> Oh and btw, old Bioses don't have the option to boot from flash drive.
[14:29] <victor___> Can the installer make partitions or should I allocate free space in windows beforehand?
[14:29] <AchlysEpithet> But most new ones do, all those post 2004 ones.
[14:29] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, the installer can.
[14:30] <victor___> I only have 1 partition atm so..
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> It uses its default partition manager.
[14:30] <victor___> 350/600gb
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> Gparted.
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, will work.
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> I ran ubuntu on a Toaster ffs.
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> xD
[14:30] <victor___> okay so it wont screw up windows? :P
[14:30] <victor___> haha
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> Well it was a toaster with a mini-itx.
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> I needed one for the toilet.
[14:30] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: thats too simple where else can i get help related to plymouth?
[14:30] <X_0> arun pvt
[14:30] <mi3> is there any channel?
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, some hard code stuff, I have this.. wait. hold on a second.
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, not channel really.
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> =X.
[14:30] <AchlysEpithet> X_0, leave me one, hobo.
[14:30] <mi3> ok
[14:31] <X_0> stfu and pm
[14:31] <helpanoob> hey does one need to defrag ubuntu as one would wimblows?
[14:31] <theadmin> helpanoob: Nope
[14:31] <AchlysEpithet> X_0, =(
[14:31] <AchlysEpithet> Okay
[14:31] <AchlysEpithet> Errr.. I need a minute here mi3 and victor___ .
[14:31] <AchlysEpithet> Sorry
[14:31] <AchlysEpithet> :P
[14:31] <AchlysEpithet> I guess I owe X_0 some money.
[14:31] <victor___> o_O
[14:32] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: take your time
[14:32] <AchlysEpithet> Umm... I'll get in a minute or two
[14:32] <AchlysEpithet> Am sorry
[14:32] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: its ok take your time no need to be sorry, come on!
[14:32] <AchlysEpithet> xD
[14:32] <bosong>  anyone heard of artificial telepathy ?
[14:32] <AchlysEpithet> I came in here for after maybe a year, quite frankly.
[14:32] <under> How. How can I remove unity and install gnome classic? Thanks.
[14:32] <AchlysEpithet> I am not a regular here. xDDD.
[14:33] <dlentz> under, what version of ubuntu?
[14:33] <under> last one
[14:33] <theadmin> under: Not possible for Oneiric.
[14:33] <JohnNapster> hello y'all
[14:33] <under> WHAT?
[14:33] <theadmin> under: Gnome 2 is no longer developed, so... You have to wave it goodbye. Try XFCE.
[14:33] <dlentz> well, MATE is probably possible from a ppa
[14:33] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, I guess http://joekuan.wordpress.com/2010/08/05/plymouth-create-your-own-splash-screen-with-scrolling-boot-messages/ is all I have got, I am afraid.
[14:33] <AchlysEpithet> =\
[14:33] <AchlysEpithet> But it seems pretty helpful to me.
[14:33] <AchlysEpithet> I used one of those to create a nasty mac one. xD
[14:34] <bosong> under i have 11.10 and dont like unity. i installed gnome-shell and gnome-panel. i then choose classic gnomre]]
[14:34] <maebara> hey. i've got a little problem. when i try to luch Far Cry through wine everything works fine expect sound. there is no sound in game. anyway to fix it?
[14:34] <AchlysEpithet> http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/Plymouth/Scripts , mi3
[14:34] <AchlysEpithet> Thats the whole documentations that you'd need.
[14:34] <bosong> i then choose classic gnome at login time
[14:34] <AchlysEpithet> But apparently, its having no sample scripts.
[14:34] <under> okay
[14:34] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, let me know if that does.
[14:34] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, ping. :P
[14:35] <victor___> So before I venture to installing. I have now made the boot-thingy with UNetbootin. I used the 11.10 desktop amd64.iso, successfully. I am currently running windows on a single partition. A 600gb hdd with 60% free. So ubuntu installer can make this happen? Create a partition out of the sole and only one I have right now? And dual boot magic?
[14:35] <AchlysEpithet> Oi, wb eon__.
[14:36] <victor___> Because the partition is all allocated space, even if its not used?
[14:36] <AchlysEpithet> X_0, can you do a tracert on eon's I need the last hop, my nmap refuses to start up.
[14:36] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: umm do you know i was talking about the script i pasted?  i increased it to 105 [see line 173] can you suggest how?
[14:36] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, It doesn't matter. It'll automatically change the format of the partition.
[14:36] <AchlysEpithet> Lets say you have a 500gig hDD.
[14:36] <AchlysEpithet> and 250 Gig is for windows.
[14:36] <delinquentme> http://169.254.169.254/  << is this a reserved IP address?
[14:36] <AchlysEpithet> And you have another 250 gig partition that you don't mind sparing.
[14:36] <auronandace> victor___: it will resize
[14:36] <AchlysEpithet> So you could use the rest of the 250G (Whether formatted or unallocated) to run ubuntu.
[14:36] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: umm sorry how to make it to 300?
[14:37] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, Gparted will guid you. You can pull a slider.
[14:37] <victor___> Ah okay, thanks :)
[14:37] <AchlysEpithet> xD
[14:37] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: is there some calculation?
[14:37] <AchlysEpithet> Its all easy.
[14:37] <victor___> Has it always been like that?
[14:37] <victor___> Well the last 5 years atleast
[14:37] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, I am sorry, I am not qutie aware of the frame limits as I told you.
[14:37] <JohnNapster> in ubuntu source code (more exactly in the update-manager package), how can i get the currenty installed ubuntu version? i am writing a patch and want to fix a string to say "Ubuntu %s is blah blah blah" % version     what should i put instead of the 'version' reference  ??
[14:37] <victor___> Anyway, reboot time :)
[14:37] <bosong> delinquentme it looks like an apipa address for internal networking only
[14:37] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, Sort of. xD
[14:37] <mi3> AchlysEpithet: can you explain me the calculation that has been done?
[14:37] <victor___> wish me luck, although im certain its not needed :P
[14:37] <victor___> Thanks alot AchlysEpithet
[14:37] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, I'll check 173 quick.
[14:37] <velko> victor___, do a backup first
[14:37] <AchlysEpithet> victor___, naaah. thats all right
[14:37] <AchlysEpithet> :P
[14:37] <AchlysEpithet> Godspeed!
[14:38] <theadmin> JohnNapster: This isn't really helpful, but you can look at /etc/*-release files and the output of various lsb_release commands. e.g. on a 11.10 system, "lsb_release -sc" will return "oneiric"
[14:38] <JohnNapster> i want the number, like "12.04"
[14:38] <bosong> delinquentme The Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA) has reserved 169.254.0.0-169.254.255.255 for Automatic Private IP Addressing. As a result, APIPA provides an address that is guaranteed not to conflict with routable addresses.
[14:38] <AchlysEpithet> As far as I understand, it defines when after reaching particular number of frames it loops back, mi3?
[14:39] <AchlysEpithet> I just checked the synatxes and all, I didn't see all of it really.
[14:39] <theadmin> JohnNapster: lsb_release -sr
[14:39] <mi3> ohh i see!
[14:39] <AchlysEpithet> =).
[14:39] <AchlysEpithet> But the code looks clean, mi3.
[14:39] <JohnNapster> theadmin: i cannot use that command in a script
[14:39] <mi3> i want it to stop looping and continue
[14:39] <AchlysEpithet> Umm.  could run it on an environment maybe.
[14:39] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, thats that you ded in line 169.
[14:39] <delinquentme> bosong, thanks much!
[14:40] <JohnNapster> theadmin: i cannot use that command in a script... i am fixing the update-manager source code
[14:40] <theadmin> JohnNapster: Depends on your programming languages, most have some statement like exec() or system() or whatever.
[14:40] <mi3> what?
[14:40] <JohnNapster> theadmin: which would you recommend?
[14:40] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, you set loop = 0;
[14:40] <theadmin> JohnNapster: Which ARE you coding in?
[14:40] <JohnNapster> theadmin: python
[14:40] <mi3> ok how do I stop it from looping?
[14:41] <JohnNapster> theadmin: which python command would you recommend?
[14:41] <AchlysEpithet> mi3, Not very sure. I can say from line 173 that it'd start looping after reaching particular number of frames.
[14:41] <mi3> i hate to see it looping from frame 61 i guess
[14:41] <AchlysEpithet> Indeed. -.- . Loops freak me out.
[14:41] <AchlysEpithet> xD
[14:42] <JohnNapster> theadmin: something like platform.version_string()
[14:42] <mi3> i am referring to line 175
[14:42] <theadmin> JohnNapster: Something like this would work...: ubuntu_version = os.system("lsb_release -sr")
[14:43] <theadmin> JohnNapster: Not too into Python personally, not sure if there is a native way to get it (probably not)
[14:43] <pfifo> theadmin, no, that returnt she exit code
[14:43] <velko> theadmin, i don't think so. this will return the exit status of the command
[14:43] <theadmin> pfifo: Oh, doh... How would I go about getting the output?
[14:43] <pfifo> JohnNapster, open, /usr/bin/lsb_release and READ it, it is a python script
[14:44] <JohnNapster> theadmin: platform.system() returns "Linux"  ...  i want something that would return "12.04" or "11.10" or.... you get the idea
[14:44] <theadmin> JohnNapster: I know what you mean, I don't think it's possible to do it by a simple function call
[14:44] <pfifo> JohnNapster, see above
[14:44] <wylde> gksu nautilus
[14:45] <theadmin> wylde: This is not a terminal window
[14:45] <wylde> bah wrong window focused ><
[14:45] <JohnNapster> how does ubuntu code in general get its version string ?
[14:46] <pfifo> JohnNapster, from the file /etc/lsb-release
[14:46] <JohnNapster> another thing...
[14:47] <ablyss> most all code uses subprocesses to read strings
[14:47] <JohnNapster> what's the package name of the Overview thing in ubuntu?
[14:47] <theadmin> JohnNapster: Teh wut? You mean the main menu thing, the dash? That's provided by the unity package, I believe.
[14:48] <JohnNapster> in my Overview screen it says  ubuntu 12.04 LTS  and not  Ubuntu 12.04 LTS   (ubuntu --> Ubuntu)
[14:48] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  ask in #ubuntu+1
[14:49] <theadmin> JohnNapster: Ah that, gnome-system-monitor or whatnot probably (if it's still that)
[14:49] <theadmin> (not sure)
[14:49] <delinquentme> i want to set a shell variable to the value which gets returned by this call : wget -q -O - http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/instance-id
[14:49] <delinquentme> $NARF = wget -q -O - http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/instance-id isnt doing it :D
[14:49] <icons> hey guys
[14:50] <pfifo> delinquentme, omit the $
[14:50] <theadmin> delinquentme: blah = $(command)
[14:50] <tenobjects> Is inotify a server
[14:50] <JohnNapster> theadmin: i'll take a look at it
[14:50] <ablyss> delinquentme, export narf=blah
[14:50] <delinquentme> ah!
[14:51] <theadmin> delinquentme: If you prefer, you can also go Perl-style: blah = `command`
[14:51] <icons> can anyone help me with this !! I want to change the default gnome-launcher-panel-icon so when adding a new menu item the icon is a different one to the default spring looking icon
[14:51] <no_gravity> Good Morning! Whats the current linux way of compressing a directory? "tar -zcvf my_folder.tar.gz my_folder"? Does that compress with maximum compression?
[14:51] <delinquentme> nerp     not working>>>   narf = $(wget -q -O - http://169.254.169.254/latest/meta-data/instance-id)
[14:51] <theadmin> delinquentme: Get rid of the spaces
[14:51] <theadmin> Sorry
[14:51] <theadmin> >.<
[14:51] <icons> can anyone help me with this !! I want to change the default gnome-launcher-panel-icon so when adding a new menu item the icon is a different one to the default spring looking icon
[14:51] <ablyss> theadmin, spaces are not allowed in bash e.g., blah=$(command)
[14:52] <theadmin> ablyss: That's what I said just now, I forgot bash is so picky (been coding in Perl for the past few days which has a somewhat similar syntax in many things)
[14:52] <delinquentme> awesome! TIL i why the $ is used to denote bash
[14:53] <delinquentme> theadmin, +10 points
[14:54] <theadmin> delinquentme: lol, well -- yeah, spaces. If you want the variable to be available to child processes (things you start from this shell/script) you'll have to export it.
[14:54] <JohnNapster> theadmin: nope, it isn't the gnome-system-monitor
[14:55] <theadmin> JohnNapster: Ah sorry, hm... Not sure what else it may be then.
[14:55] <JohnNapster> theadmin: it's the Overview window... i can't remember how i opened it
[14:56] <theadmin> JohnNapster: I've not used Ubuntu for ages so that doesn't ring any bells xD I remember that the system monitor used to have some page with basic system info, at least earlier
[14:57] <bosong> theadmin what are you using just now ?
[14:57] <theadmin> bosong: Right now? Windows 7. Well, my main operating systems are W7 and Arch Linux, with Gentoo on my shell account. This is also offtopic.
[14:57] <JohnNapster> theadmin: it does, but it isn't the thing that has the typo in it
[14:57] <velko> no_gravity, gzip and bzip can compress only single files, no directories. for this reason you can use tar to concatenate all files from a directory into one file. and use gzip or bzip to compress it. you can also tell tar to compress the archive on the fly (with the options z or j). but you cannot specify the compression level
[14:58] <JohnNapster> theadmin: it's sort of like the ubuntu About box
[14:58] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  12.04 is still in development, it will be corrected, imo
[14:58] <velko> no_gravity, your command is correct. but if you want to select the compression level, you have to split it in two steps
[14:58] <theadmin> JohnNapster: Hmmm.... Dunno where you found that xD
[14:58] <no_gravity> velko: ok, i will go with the default compression level
[14:59] <JohnNapster> MonkeyDust: can youtell me how to open the About (Overview) box in Ubuntu 12.04  ?
[14:59] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  no, better ask that in the 12.04 channel #ubuntu+1
[14:59] <JohnNapster> ok
[15:01] <harry_> how to download load the whole one year log of ubuntu support?
[15:01] <Xeneth> Weekend sucks for getting answers in ocher channels.  There's alway's talking her though:)  gives me something.
[15:01] <harry_> http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/
[15:01] <bosong> theadmin why archlinux ?
[15:01] <Xeneth> err other
[15:02] <theadmin> bosong: As said before, offtopic. If you want, we can take this to a pm session.
[15:02] <pfifo> jesus, weekend? I thought it was tuesday
[15:02] <harry_> http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/  how to download the whole year ?
[15:02] <MonkeyDust> pfifo  this *is* year 2012, don't forget
[15:02] <theadmin> harry_: sudo apt-get install httrack && httrack http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2011/
[15:03] <theadmin> harry_: Something along those lines.
[15:03] <theadmin> harry_: Or wget -r
[15:03] <theadmin> But... it'll give you a lot more than what you probably want
[15:03] <harry_> wow thanks
[15:03] <theadmin> harry_: Get webhttrack, filter filenames by "ubuntu.txt" for instance, and make sure they are in the year you want.
[15:03] <JohnNapster> ha! i found it
[15:03] <dlentz> JohnNapster, if you don't know how you opened it, then neither do i
[15:04] <theadmin> harry_: That's about it
[15:04] <JohnNapster> MonkeyDust: are you on ubuntu 12.04?
[15:04] <dlentz> JohnNapster, i am on precise
[15:04] <harry_> Thanks
[15:04] <JohnNapster> dlentz: please open the system settings
[15:04] <JohnNapster> then click the first icon in the systm section
[15:05] <JohnNapster> Details  asically
[15:05] <JohnNapster> basically
[15:05] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  no, 11.10
[15:05] <dlentz> JohnNapster, i don't have unity :\ (i use xfce) and unity doesn't run in my vm
[15:06] <JohnNapster> too bad
[15:06] <JohnNapster> anyone on precise and has unity installed??
[15:06] <OerHeks> !precise
[15:06] <OerHeks> ask in #ubuntu+1 JohnNapster
[15:07] <pfifo> where can I get 12.10 support? #ubuntu+2
[15:07] <MonkeyDust> pfifo  in #ubuntu+3
[15:07] <auronandace> pfifo: it isn't started yet
[15:08] <Kaizen> where do i configure the system wide proxy settings in lubuntu?
[15:09] <pfifo> does apt-get create a log? does dpkg?
[15:09] <quazimodo> this is absurd, my computer has cached the video im watching fully and yet the flash player in firefox *still* lags an randomly locks up for a second or two
[15:10] <quazimodo> is this an ubuntu common issue?
[15:10] <pfifo> quazimodo, I usually have to disable hardware acceleration
[15:10] <quazimodo> pfifo: where do i do that?
[15:10] <nbubuntu> hi , i have some simple question , as default does ubuntu 10.10 configure iptablet or ufw firewall ? because I wanted to open port . Torrent file deluge and vuze is in yellow state mentioning port problem
[15:10] <pfifo> quazimodo, right click the video
[15:11] <quazimodo> pfifo: ok tried that, lets see
[15:11] <quazimodo> nope froze up right now
[15:11] <pfifo> nbubuntu, by default, atleast in 10.04, all firewalls are disabled
[15:11] <OerHeks> nbubuntu, port problems can be solved in your router
[15:12] <nbubuntu> pfifo : I am getting yellow health on vuze
[15:12] <pfifo> nbubuntu, are you forwarding ports through your router properly?
[15:12] <nbubuntu> OerHeks : pretty sure port are open on the router , let me check
[15:12] <pfifo> nbubuntu, are BOTH programs trying to use the same port at the same time?
[15:13] <bosong> i run trnsmission and i dont have to do anything to the router
[15:13] <pfifo> nbubuntu, are you trying to use a port less than 1024
[15:13] <nbubuntu> pfifo : dont think so , it's 5xxxx random number port range
[15:14] <quazimodo> pfifo: ok so thats not working, then ill run off and ask the firefox guys or flash guys?
[15:14] <pfifo> quazimodo, I dont have any other ideas
[15:16] <dommer> can someone help me with a wine issue?  Is there a WINE channel even?
[15:16] <pfifo> #whinehq
[15:16] <pfifo> #winehq
[15:16] <MonkeyDust> dommer  try #winehq
[15:16] <MonkeyDust> "whine" is funnier, though ;)
[15:17] <JohnNapster> hello
[15:18] <JohnNapster> me again :D
[15:18] <victor__> Hi again.. Im in the installer mode right now, SSHing to my ECS.. The installation frooze during the keyboard layout selection
[15:19] <victor__> Appearently a known bug when using the keyboard instead of mouse, but touchpad wouldnt work so had to tab everything during installation
[15:19] <victor__> Can I kill the installation process? and restart it without rebooting?
[15:19] <pfifo> victor__, yeah
[15:20] <candlepin> hey stein-afk
[15:20] <victor__> How can i locate the id of the installer? novice here..
[15:20] <victor__> to kill it*
[15:20] <pfifo> victor__, `ps aux | grep ubiquity`
[15:21] <dommer> Ok no ones answering in thewre :U
[15:22] <MonkeyDust> dommer  be more patient
[15:22] <pfifo> dommer, linux is not made to play games, if you cant get it to wrk in wine, then run it in windows
[15:22] <dommer> It's not a game I'm trying to instyall >:
[15:22] <dommer> install*
[15:23] <MonkeyDust> dommer  maybe there's a linux equivalent, what do you want to do
[15:23] <candlepin> ponies
[15:24] <subdesign> hi need a little help. possibly i chmod my filesystem, and cant log in to ubuntu
[15:24] <subdesign> what can i do?
[15:25] <pfifo> !gq | subdesign
[15:25] <dommer> MonkeyDust - Install reaper audio workstation.  There is no linux equiv, has to run in wine.
[15:26] <pfifo> dommer, does the appdb have it listed?
[15:26] <MonkeyDust> dommer  there's Rosegarden and Audacity
[15:26] <bosong> subdesign can you log in on the terminal ? ctrl+alt+f1
[15:26] <JohnNapster> when you click on System Settings...  in the Unity desktop... what package does the Unit desktop use for its system settings thingy?
[15:26] <dommer> That's not the issue.  I think it might be the root settings, but I'm not sure.  I would have to get to root and see the permissions to know, but I don't know how to do that.
[15:26] <subdesign> bosong: boot to recovery mode: yes
[15:27] <shaneo> hey guys so i plugged my usb into my pc this morning and for some reason it is read only and wont let me copy file to or from it any suggestions on what may have happened and how i could fix it
[15:27] <JohnNapster> when you click on System Settings...  in the Unity desktop... what package does the Unity desktop use/call/whatever for its system settings details thingy?
[15:27] <bosong> subdesign what happens when you do a normal boot ?
[15:27] <dommer> monkeydust - I've used audacity before, it's ok, I'm just better with REAPER.  Plus I learn how to use wine.
[15:28] <andrey_> hi
[15:28] <dommer> herro
[15:28] <subdesign> bosong: after entering password the login screan appears again
[15:28] <JohnNapster> unity-system-settings ot someting like that?
[15:28] <andrey_> how to change dns nameservers in ubuntu server 12.04?
[15:28] <MonkeyDust> dommer  are you familiar with "wineasio" ?
[15:28] <andrey_> without resolv.conf
[15:28] <dommer> no monkeydust
[15:29] <theBatMan> hi
[15:29] <MonkeyDust> dommer  I found this and continued searching "wine asio" http://www.davehayes.org/2007/04/27/howto-reaper-on-ubuntu-linux-with-wineasio
[15:29] <nbubuntu> pfifo : router port is open but deluge show no incoming connection
[15:29] <luca> ciao
[15:30] <bosong> at the login screen type ctrl+alt+f1 and log in from the terminal
[15:30] <theBatMan> ciao luca
[15:30] <subdesign> bosong: and then?
[15:31] <bosong> subdesign you will at least have narrowed it down to a problem with unity/gnome
[15:31] <subdesign> bosong: i see
[15:33] <subdesign> thx trying out
[15:34] <pfifo> nbubuntu1, what is the output of `lsof -i -n | grep 'LISTEN'` can you pastebin
[15:34] <theBatMan> hi
[15:35] <imnichol> Hey does anyone know how to figure out what package "/usr/bin/ldd" is in?
[15:35]  * mneptok cues the Bono theme
[15:35] <pfifo> imnichol, its from binutils
[15:35] <mneptok> err ... wait. it was The Edge.
[15:35] <MonkeyDust> imnichol  try apt-cache policy
[15:35] <imnichol> pfifo, thanks, is there a command that will tell me for any given file what package it is from?
[15:35] <pfifo> imnichol, the program 'apt-file' can do that
[15:36] <imnichol> MonkeyDust, pfifo, thank you very much
[15:37] <bluefrog> JohnNapster, gnome-control-center info
[15:39] <imnichol> pfifo, apt-file tells me that ldd is actually in libc-bin
[15:39] <imnichol> Just FYI ;)
[15:39] <The_BROS> Anybody knows why it is not possible to move data from Firefox to Chromium?
[15:40] <JohnNapster> data?
[15:40] <subdesign> bosong: i can successfully log in from terminal. is it a good sign?
[15:40] <AminosAmigos> he means preferences
[15:40] <JohnNapster> yyou mean the bookmarks?
[15:40] <nbubuntu1> pfifo : /usr/bin/ 10809  ub  24u  IPv4  88742      0t0  TCP *:55807 (LISTEN)
[15:41] <pfifo> imnichol, ahh, binutils is /usr/bin/ld
[15:41] <JohnNapster> how to list all running processes in ubuntu?
[15:41] <theadmin> JohnNapster: ps aux
[15:41] <imnichol> pfifo, an honest mistake, and you've really helped.  Thanks a bunch
[15:41] <JohnNapster> ah, thanks
[15:41] <theadmin> JohnNapster: That's for the current user though
[15:42] <bosong> subdesign yes and no. it means your account is ok but there is something wrong with unity/gnome
[15:42] <JohnNapster> theadmin: good enough for me ;)
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[15:42] <bosong> subdesign can you log into your gui using another account ?
[15:42] <subdesign> bosong: no, result is the same
[15:42] <theadmin> JohnNapster: You can also install and use htop, a nice command-line task manager tool
[15:42] <phpserver> Hello,what is the default windows manager in ubuntu
[15:43] <theadmin> phpserver: compiz
[15:43] <phpserver> ubuntu 10.04
[15:43] <gvo> gnome
[15:43] <theadmin> gvo: That's a desktop environment, a window manager is e.g. compiz or metacity
[15:43] <gvo> ok
[15:43] <bosong> subdesign im out of ideas, hopefully one of the gurus here can take you further
[15:44] <JohnNapster> okay let's say i would like to list currently running apps... how can i do that? i would like to get the name of that System Settings > Details thing
[15:44] <pfifo> nbubuntu1, and port 55807 is routed to your machine?
[15:44] <phpserver> does compiz support immovable windows
[15:44] <MonkeyDust> subdesign  can you login using the Guest account?
[15:44] <gvo> JohnNapster: htop?
[15:44] <subdesign> MonkeyDust: no
[15:44] <JohnNapster> htop okay
[15:44] <MonkeyDust> subdesign  what screen are you in now, how far can you get?
[15:45] <subdesign> MonkeyDust: im on windows now or?
[15:45] <MonkeyDust> subdesign  you lost me
[15:46] <subdesign> MonkeyDust: on ubuntu im using compiz
[15:46] <giva> hello
[15:46] <giva> good morning people
[15:46] <gvo> subdesign: describe what you are seeing on your screen.
[15:46] <cotterall> subdesign: do you remember what chmod command you ran? was it something like chmod -R xxx /
[15:46] <MonkeyDust> subdesign  if you see compiz, then you are logged in
[15:47] <subdesign> cotterall: i wanted to chmod 0664 files , coz has problems with file uploads (php)
[15:47] <gvo> subdesign: are you looking at a terminal window or a gui ?
[15:47] <JohnNapster> htop is very colorful and stuff, but i can't get the name of that thing
[15:48] <gvo> JohnNapster: What thing?
[15:48] <subdesign> gvo: i talk about gui, on terminal i can log in with my user
[15:48] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  what are you looking for?
[15:48] <JohnNapster> i have opened the window and closed it and saw in htop that compiz was displayed at the top of the list and then back to htop
[15:49] <JohnNapster> i am looking for the name of the  System Settings > Details  thing
[15:49] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  what are you trying to do or accomplish?
[15:49] <gvo> JohnNapster: What do you mean at the top and back to htop?
[15:49] <subdesign> MonkeyDust: the gui log in screen loads, but after entering password comes a black screen then again the log in screen
[15:49] <MonkeyDust> subdesign  that's called lightDM
[15:49] <gvo> subdesign: so your login is failing, right?
[15:49] <subdesign> hm
[15:50] <subdesign> gvo: right
[15:50] <MonkeyDust> ok, now we're getting somewhere
[15:50] <centaur> hello
[15:51] <gvo> subdesign: can you get a terminal screen up by C-A-F1 ??
[15:51] <centaur> how can I ask a question for emacs here?
[15:51] <gvo> Better to go to #emacs
[15:51] <theadmin> centaur: Well, if it's not Ubuntu-specific might be best to ask in their channels
[15:51] <subdesign> gvo: you think when? on the graph login screen? or in recovery mode?
[15:51] <MonkeyDust> centaur  just ask and wait
[15:51] <centaur> could you please tell me how can i get to emacs?
[15:51] <centaur> i am new to irc
[15:52] <theadmin> centaur: /join #emacs
[15:52] <gvo> subdesign: Now, can you do a C-A-F1
[15:52] <centaur> thank you both for replying
[15:52] <ssta> install it and run it (either from the menus or by typing "emacs" at a terminal
[15:52] <centaur>  /join #emacs
[15:52] <subdesign> gvo: sorry im on windows now to able to do irc
[15:52] <theadmin> centaur: No whitespace in front
[15:52] <alfkil> hello
[15:52] <gvo> OK
[15:52] <alfkil> how do I connect to another server
[15:52] <alfkil> ?
[15:52] <theadmin> alfkil: /server irc.example.org
[15:53] <diverdude> i did sudo apt-get purge nvidia*, how do i then install the nvidia drivers?
[15:53] <MonkeyDust> subdesign  take note, then: on your ubuntu machine, press ctrl-alt-F - you get a terminal screen - work from there
[15:53] <MonkeyDust> subdesign  take note, then: on your ubuntu machine, press ctrl-alt-F1 - you get a terminal screen - work from there
[15:53] <JohnNapster> i have opened the System Settings > Details thing (in Unity desktop) and closed it and saw in htop that "compiz" was displayed as the command on the htop's list --- and then the command on the top of the htop's list was quickly changed to "htop"
[15:54] <subdesign> MonkeyDust: ok and what to do?
[15:54] <gvo> subdesign: boot again and do the C-A-F1 at the login prompt and edit .xsession-errors and see if you can find anything of interest, like error messages.
[15:54] <MonkeyDust> subdesign  ask firther advice to repair
[15:54] <MonkeyDust> further*
[15:54] <subdesign> ok
[15:54] <JohnNapster> gvo are you on launchpad?
[15:55] <subdesign> thx brb
[15:55] <gvo> subdesign: you can install windows software that will let you mount your linux partion so you could see that file from windows.
[15:55] <gvo> JohnNapster: No
[15:55] <subdesign> gvo: really?
[15:55] <gvo> Yes,
[15:55] <subdesign> gvo: an i can possibly backup my var/www and database fileS?
[15:55] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  what are you looking for in htop?
[15:56] <diverdude> i did sudo apt-get purge nvidia*, how do i then install the nvidia drivers?
[15:56] <danielcg25> Hi
[15:56] <subdesign> gvo: what is the name of this windows app?
[15:56] <JohnNapster> MonkeyDust: i wanna know what's the process name of the thing when i click on System Settings > Details
[15:56] <gvo> subdesign: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/9449
[15:56] <JohnNapster> process name or the launchpad package name
[15:56] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  try ps -e
[15:57] <danielcg25> I want to install Ubuntu on a usb flashdrive, how do I do that? (not put the installer on it, install the os so I can boot from the usb stick)
[15:57] <theadmin> danielcg25: Just install like you normally do, but install to the USB stick, eh
[15:58] <antaras_> hi there !!!
[15:58] <antaras_> sorry for my english
[15:58] <gvo> danielcg25: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[15:58] <subdesign> gvo: ok bookmarked, going to ubuntu brb
[15:58] <antaras_> i use ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx and after update i can't see the wireless icon but i am connected properly..
[15:58] <antaras_> did you know someone what i can do  ?
[15:58] <danielcg25> ok, that's what I thought but I wasn't sure. I haven't done anything with linux in a while, haha
[16:00] <JohnNapster> i found a typo in it and i want to fix it in the right package
[16:01] <CharminTheMoose> What causes more system resources to be used: X's default grey screen or xsetroot -solid black?
[16:01] <torgeir_> Hello. Im wondering if someone can explain how i can log dhcp into an own file? In the default configuration file i can see "log-facilit local7" - So i can change this to a new local. Where can i define what file this is going to be?
[16:01] <Zanzacar> Has anyone used eclipse, and done file.io stuff? I cant get eclipse to read in a simple file  http://paste.pocoo.org/show/563629/ is my code and directory
[16:02] <JohnNapster> am running Chromium, Terminal and some other thing i cannot name
[16:02] <gvo> Zanzacar: Try #eclipse
[16:02] <JohnNapster> i am running Chromium, Terminal and some other thing i cannot name (System Settings > Details)   how to get the name of that last thing  ??
[16:02] <JohnNapster> in the console
[16:03] <JohnNapster> i want it to spit out the name of this shit
[16:03] <JohnNapster> sorry for the bad word
[16:03] <JohnNapster> ubuntu precise 32-bit
[16:03] <gvo> JohnNapster: I'm not familiar with System settings >details.
[16:03] <JohnNapster> unity desktop
[16:03] <Zanzacar> gvo: been there. tried that. no one around.
[16:03] <pfifo> JohnNapster, ps aux
[16:03] <gvo> JohnNapster: Forget it.
[16:04] <gvo> Zanzacar: Happens.
[16:04] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  details of what, exactly?
[16:04] <JohnNapster> pfifo:  i did that and i can't find the thing in the plethora of other things running
[16:04] <wylde> he's lloking for the typo in the UbuntuLogo.png in the gnome-control-center package :)
[16:04] <wylde> looking*
[16:05] <gvo> MonkeyDust: He wants to fix a type in the output of the Sytems Settings >Deatils output
[16:05] <gvo> typo
[16:05] <JohnNapster> MonkeyDust: Details is just one thing in the settings
[16:05] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  in 12.04?
[16:05] <JohnNapster> yup
[16:05] <JohnNapster> beta1
[16:05] <wylde> JohnNapster: gnome-control-center
[16:05] <JohnNapster> ah!
[16:05] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  we repeatedly asked you to go to #ubuntu+1
[16:05] <Sa7an> anybody using an android ? need help coonecting to stuff?
[16:05] <JohnNapster> wylde: thanks
[16:06] <theBatMan> hi
[16:06] <antaras_> i use ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx and after update i can't see the wireless icon but i am connected properly..   any ideas .. ?
[16:07] <diverdude> how can i see where
[16:07] <diverdude> how do i mount a usb stick i terminal
[16:07] <JohnNapster> mount command
[16:07] <diverdude> JohnNapster: i know
[16:07] <gvo> diverdude: usually a usb stick will come up automatically
[16:07] <JohnNapster> eah
[16:08] <JohnNapster> yeah, ubuntu does that automatically
[16:08] <diverdude> JohnNapster: but how do i know which sdb?
[16:08] <subdesign> re
[16:08] <gvo> dmesg | tail
[16:08] <camaron_> hola?
[16:08] <JohnNapster> sdb?
[16:08] <gvo> diverdude: ^^
[16:08] <JohnNapster> what is sdb?
[16:08] <subdesign> gvo: .xsession-errors: mkdtemp: private socket dir: Permission denied
[16:08] <diverdude> JohnNapster: you know sda1 sda2 sda3 etc
[16:09] <JohnNapster> oh that
[16:09] <antaras_> diverdude,  open gparted to find whick
[16:09] <CharminTheMoose> What causes more system resources to be used: X's default grey screen or xsetroot -solid black?
[16:09] <gvo> diverdude: dmesg | tail
[16:09] <JohnNapster> dmesg | tail
[16:09] <gvo> subdesign:  google that error.
[16:09] <camaron_> es la primera vez que entro por aquí
[16:09] <auronandace> !google | gvo
[16:10] <gvo> fu
[16:10] <subdesign> gvo: doing
[16:10] <MonkeyDust> !es| camaron_
[16:10] <diverdude> that just shows 922.540441 xhci_hcd 0000:0e:00.0: WARN: short transfer on control ep
[16:10] <Nach0z> subdesign: are you starting X as root?
[16:10] <JohnNapster> diverdude: just try to mount everything you can imagine
[16:10] <JohnNapster> sudo mount /sda1 ...
[16:11] <diverdude> it also shows new high speed USB device number 3 using xhci_hcd
[16:11] <gvo> diverdude: I'm guessing the stick isn't being recognixed.
[16:11] <JohnNapster> or maybe you have issues with the  /media  thing?
[16:11] <subdesign> gvo: found one: http://goo.gl/XNp5M - and yes, i have a tmp permission problem with php upload
[16:11] <subdesign> so maybe thats the problem
[16:12] <JohnNapster> diverdude: is your account in the admin group ?
[16:12] <acovrig> I am trying to use arecord and handbrake with Ubuntu 11.10, and can't get either one to work: arecord doesn't record any sound (no volume) and handbrake won't install.
[16:12] <gvo> diverdude: look for lines like [1400130.487594] sd 14:0:0:0: [sdd] Assuming drive cache: write through
[16:12] <gvo> [1400130.487607]  sdd: sdd1
[16:12] <diverdude> JohnNapster: yeah it is
[16:12] <JohnNapster> hmmm
[16:12] <gvo> subdesign: that's a start
[16:12] <JohnNapster> diverdude: which version of ubuntu?
[16:12] <diverdude> JohnNapster: 11.10
[16:13] <cheako> Hello, did someone call me?
[16:13] <subdesign> a+x == 1777 ?
[16:13] <subdesign> a+w
[16:13] <JohnNapster> diverdude: what file system does the usb device have?
[16:13] <diverdude> JohnNapster: im guessing fat32
[16:14] <JohnNapster> hmmm, that should work
[16:14] <diverdude> not sure though...maybe ext4
[16:14] <victor__> I just recently installed ubuntu via usb-drive and it all works now, however, upon booting it says something about a disk missing, cant recall exact message, could reboot if nobody has a clue..It tells me to wait to continue and I do and everything works, and press a button to reformat, blabla :P
[16:14] <JohnNapster> you plug your usb in and what happens?
[16:14] <psyqiq> hello
[16:14] <victor__> Just prior to the login screen.
[16:14] <victor__> psyqiq, Hello
[16:14] <gvo> diverdude: Did you see the links in your dmesg like I showed you?
[16:14] <gvo> links=lines
[16:14] <JohnNapster> plug in your usb key and open the home folder
[16:14] <acovrig> nevermind handbrake I didn't notice it was capitalized HandBrakeCLI (I was `locate handbrake`) :P -but I need to get arecrod to work (rec-from sox) doesn't work either
[16:15] <psyqiq> i have a weird issue...my wifi only connects when i connect with my smartphone to the router...
[16:15] <MonkeyDust> diverdude  plug it in and type sudo blkid in a Terminal
[16:15] <diverdude> gvo: no...nothing with write-through
[16:15] <psyqiq> i`m on 11.10
[16:15] <JohnNapster> do you see at the upper left anything?
[16:15] <gvo> diverdude: OK try MonkeyDust suggestion
[16:15] <jparker> Can someone help me figure out how to upgrade mysql 5.1.31 on ubuntu 10.0.4 to mysql 5.1.61?
[16:15] <jparker> I cant seem to find a how too online
[16:15] <JohnNapster> blkid   what does that do?
[16:15] <gvo> block id
[16:16] <JohnNapster> oh
[16:16] <diverdude> MonkeyDust: ahhh that shows 2 devis
[16:16] <MonkeyDust> aaahhhh :)
[16:16] <psyqiq> any ideas?
[16:16] <diverdude> MonkeyDust: one has TYPE=ext4 other has TYPE=SWAP
[16:16] <wylde> JohnNapster: btw...that U you're looking for is exactly the way Ubuntu Bold font displays a capital U
[16:16] <gvo> so your system isn't seeing the usb stick.
[16:17] <subdesign> brb
[16:17] <diverdude> its not?
[16:17] <gvo> Nope
[16:17] <JohnNapster> wylde: it looks typo-ish   doesn't it?
[16:17] <Sa7an> ooh i made the news!!!
[16:17] <diverdude> blahh :/
[16:17] <MonkeyDust> diverdude  what's the outcome of sudo blkid ? use pastebin to show us
[16:17] <wylde> JohnNapster: yep, but that's how it is in the font
[16:17] <psyqiq> it takes ages for the wifi to connect to the router on 11.10
[16:17] <gvo> MonkeyDust it's just his root partition and swap
[16:17] <psyqiq> any fix?
[16:17] <antaras_> i use ubuntu 10.04  and after update i can't see the wireless icon but i am connected properly..   any ideas .. ?
[16:18] <wylde> only difference between capital U and lowercase is the bottom right of the letter.
[16:18] <JohnNapster> diverdude: i plugged in my usb and typed  sudo blkid and i got  something in  /dev/sdb1   and fs=ntfs
[16:19] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  you too, use pastebinit
[16:19] <JohnNapster> do you have anything mounted  at /dev/sdbX that has fs fat32?
[16:19] <diverdude> MonkeyDust: its on a crashed machine - no network :( But its something like /dev/sda1: UUID="long alphanum string" TYPE="ext4" and /dev/sda5: UUID="..." TYPE="SWAP"
[16:19] <JohnNapster> that's not it
[16:19] <gvo> MonkeyDust: vfat too
[16:20] <JohnNapster> that's the swap partition of your system
[16:20] <JohnNapster> not usb key
[16:20] <diverdude> and the ext4 ?
[16:20] <gvo> MonkeyDust: His system isn't recognizing the usb
[16:20] <gvo> root partition
[16:20] <MonkeyDust> ah
[16:20] <diverdude> maybe its because its in recovery mode?
[16:20] <JohnNapster> ext4 is your "normal" partition where you have your files on
[16:20] <psyqiq> CAN ANYONE PLEASE TELL ME IF THERE IS ANY FIX ? IT TAKES AGES FOR THE WIFI TO CONNECT TO THE ROUTER
[16:21] <gvo> diverdude: Yes
[16:21] <JohnNapster> like music etc.
[16:21] <diverdude> it cannot read USB in recovery mode?
[16:21] <auronandace> !caps | psyqiq
[16:21] <MonkeyDust> !caps| psyqiq
[16:21] <candlepin> kony called
[16:21] <gvo> diverdude: maybe  try this.  dmesg | tail -22
[16:22] <gvo> then install your usb stick and wait a few seconds and type dmesg| tail -22 again.
[16:22] <gvo> Compare the output.  Look for what was printed after you plugged it in.
[16:22] <gvo> It may give you a hint as to why it isn't being recognized.
[16:22] <victor__> Anyone succesfully installed XBMC on ubuntu? The documentation says i should add a repository line but it seems to be outdated
[16:23] <diverdude> gvo: hmm that writes a lot of stuff
[16:23] <gvo> Max of 44 lines total.
[16:23] <jparker> can anyone help me install a newer version of mysqll?
[16:23] <gvo> redirect the output to a file if necessary.
[16:23] <jparker> ubuntu 10.0.4 only has mysql 5.1.41
[16:24] <jparker> I need mysql 5.1.61
[16:24] <JohnNapster> diverdude: do you still have your usb plugged in  ?
[16:24] <antaras_> i use ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx and after update i can't see the wireless icon but i am connected properly..   any ideas .. ?
[16:24] <JohnNapster> diverdude: do you still have your usb plugged in  ?   try   mount /dev/sdb1
[16:25] <gvo> diverdude if you're root, fdisk -l
[16:25] <GASSYPOOTS> i cant get BIOS selector ro appeat
[16:25] <GASSYPOOTS> appear
[16:25] <gvo> But that won't do anything if blkid didn't see it.
[16:25] <gvo> Oh well.
[16:26] <gvo> JohnNapster: /dev/sdb1 can't exist if blkid didn't see it.
[16:26] <JohnNapster> then he must have a corrupted  fstab
[16:27] <orated> What is ubuntu-10.04.'4'?
[16:27] <locsmif> Hi all. Anybody familiar with I/O errors booting Ubuntu from an external harddisk using USB 3?
[16:27] <gvo> JohnNapster: ?
[16:27] <subdesign> gvo, MonkeyDust : thx, i can log in now to ubuntu sudo chmod 1777 /tmp worked
[16:27] <gvo> subdesign: Good.
[16:27] <GASSYPOOTS> how do i make BIOS appear
[16:27] <MonkeyDust> !yay| subdesign
[16:27] <shades> I just installed vsftpd. i did a passwd ftp and then I gave it my password... but I can't seem to login as the user ftp.. what gives?
[16:27] <locsmif> Root filesystem disappears at random after a while and the system because unusable instantly. I've seen some discussion online but I'm unaware if there's a fix. Any pointers?
[16:27] <subdesign> gvo, MonkeyDust : but it was some prom, my left side icons again are big, so some settings are lost
[16:28] <subdesign> *prob
[16:28] <orated> What is ubuntu-10.04.'4'? (http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/alternative-download)
[16:28] <subdesign> i made a mega db backup i dont want this again :P
[16:28] <subdesign> *i make
[16:28] <dr_willis> locsmif,  if theres io errors. the device can get removed  or remounted read only,  sounds like the HD is dieing. or has other issues.
[16:28] <auronandace> orated: a periodic release with the updates included since 10.4.3
[16:28] <acidrain> i properly shutdown a ubuntu 11.04 box, and after reboot the network manager says no network devices available. how can i fix this? and why did this happen?
[16:28] <antaras_> i use ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx and after update i can't see the wireless icon but i am connected properly..   any ideas .. ?
[16:28] <JohnNapster> diverdude:  please look what you have in    /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[16:29] <gvo> JohnNapster: That's got nothing to do with his problem.
[16:29] <acidrain> any solutions?
[16:30] <dr_willis> acidrain,  what kind of network card do you have?
[16:30] <victor__> I downloaded the latest nvidia drivers for my gfx and linux 64bit. I checked the permission tab on the file to be able to run as a program. However I have to run it as root, how do I do that via GUI?
[16:30] <gvo> acidrain: wireless?
[16:30] <victor__> Or via line...
[16:30] <shades>   
[16:30] <MonkeyDust> orated  "the fourth maintenance update to Ubuntu's 10.04 LTS release" https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2012-February/000155.html
[16:30] <acidrain> wired
[16:30] <ryannathans> how can I start xfce4 after forwarding X over a ssh
[16:31] <acidrain> gvo: its wired. network card is realtek, its been modded to run on an older driver that works
[16:31] <shades> hmm it seems I can't login as the user ftp because it's a dameon or something... when I try to load the users & groups GUI tool it lags real bad and hangs.. and i have to kill the process users-admin because it will not close when i click on the red x, what gives?
[16:31] <acidrain> gvo: also its been working for quite a while
[16:31] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  one normally run specific apps. not the whole desktop.
[16:31] <gvo> acidrain: lsmod and see that the driver was installed.
[16:31] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  is this on a local lan or over the internet?
[16:31] <victor__> I dont understand, I just installed ubuntu fresh and I never picked a root password, how am I supposed to login as root to install the nvidia.run package?
[16:32] <ryannathans> dr_willis: lan
[16:32] <victor__> su ./file ?
[16:32] <MonkeyDust> victor__  you don't login as root
[16:32] <ryannathans> ryannathans@hitech:~$ xclock
[16:32] <ryannathans> Error: Can't open display:
[16:32] <gvo> victor__: sudo
[16:32] <acidrain> gvo: i did lsmod, but i dont see anything mentioning the driver.
[16:32] <victor__> "You appear to be running an Xserver, please exit X before installing"
[16:32] <gvo> victor__: the password it askes for is yours not root's
[16:32] <acidrain> gvo: but like i said, its been installed for MONTHS. and all of a sudden its gone?
[16:32] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  if you need a 'whole' remote desktop on the local box. you could use xdmcp, or vnc, or rdp,  depending on how you want to 'work'  or just run the specific apps you need and let them appear on the local box.
[16:32] <victor__> What does that mean? :P
[16:33] <ryannathans> dr_willis: how can I just run one app?
[16:33] <quazimodo> why does ubuntu insist I use shitty video players?
[16:33] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  if you can see both monitors of both pc's you could use synergy to share the keyboard.
[16:33] <ryannathans> dr_willis: I'm getting "Error: Can
[16:33] <gvo> victor__: You become root using sugo.
[16:33] <quazimodo> since ive been using ubuntu it has shipped with the shittiest media players
[16:33] <victor__> Successfully ran it with the sudo command now and that prompted
[16:33] <gvo> sudo
[16:33] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  ssh -X remote    run the app.
[16:33] <velko> ryannathans, check that on the server you enabled xforwarding and that you connect with "ssh -X"
[16:33] <quazimodo> why not ship with mplayer and save everyones time?
[16:33] <dr_willis> or was it -x   i forget... :)
[16:33] <dr_willis> !ssh | ryannathans
[16:33] <ryannathans> dr_willis: I'm getting
[16:33] <ryannathans> Error: Can't open display:
[16:33] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  you dident use -X then is my first gues
[16:33] <ryannathans> dr_willis: i'm using putty
[16:33] <MonkeyDust> quazimodo  please join #insultubuntu
[16:33] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  on windows? or linux?
[16:34] <victor__>  " ERROR: You appear to be running an X server; please exit X before
[16:34] <victor__>          installing." when running sudo ./file
[16:34] <victor__> is X the GUI?
[16:34] <ryannathans> windows, I ticked forwarding X11 and typed in localhost:2 after vnc4server -geometry 1440x900 on the localhost:2
[16:34] <acidrain> my main concern is why has linux all of a sudden disregarded my network configurations after months of having them?
[16:34] <quazimodo> MonkeyDust: except im not insluting ubuntu, i love ubuntu, i dont understand how all these great things come together and include crappy parole
[16:34] <velko> victor__, yes
[16:34] <gvo> acidrain: do you know what module is your driver?
[16:34] <dr_willis> victor__,  yes.. what are you trying to do exactly?
[16:34] <Church> it's imho better/more universal to use -Y instead of -X for x11 forwarding via ssh
[16:34] <victor__> Installing the most recent appriopriate nvidia drivers
[16:34] <victor__> Since the generic ones did not support opengl
[16:34] <victor__> for my card, atleast
[16:34] <dr_willis> -Y i think is perfered on a local lan.
[16:34] <victor__> (taken from nvidia.com)
[16:35] <acidrain> gvo: hang on, let me find out where it was installed to,
[16:35] <dr_willis> victor__,  you may want to look for some guides on askubuntu.com about using the latest.
[16:35] <diverdude> is it possible to mount usb sticks in recovery mode?
[16:35] <Church> had few java crapish gui apps (eg. for managing few disk arrays) that had their problems with -X but worked fine with -X
[16:35] <MonkeyDust> quazimodo  VLC does/plays about everything
[16:35] <velko> victor__, you have to switch to a virual terminal with ctrl+alt+f1, login as your user, stop x "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm3 stop" and run your script
[16:35] <dr_willis> diverdude,  yes. use the proper mount command.
[16:35] <gvo> acidrain: Did you upgrade your kernel recently?
[16:35] <orated> MonkeyDust: Thanks. Secondly, do you know if laptop users should install desktop or netbook version? 'coz http://releases.ubuntu.com/lucid/ubuntu-10.04-netbook-i386.iso.torrent is not working
[16:35] <victor__> Oh.. allright velko, thanks. i'll double check askubuntu.com dr_willis :)
[16:35] <acidrain> gvo: RTL8168/8111
[16:35] <Church> err, fine with -Y that is.
[16:36] <acidrain> gvo: i did do a system update, but why would that mess with what i have done?
[16:36] <diverdude> dr_willis: which one is that?
[16:36] <dr_willis> victor__,  ive seen way to many people have issues when trying the 'latest' nvidia driver installer.
[16:36] <Holden> My cpu doesn't support virtualization. I tried to boot lucid iso...can someone confirm me that qemu is much slower than virtualbox? Or am I doing something wrong?
[16:36] <dr_willis> diverdude,  totally depens on yoru system.  sudo mount /dev/sdXX /media/MAKEADIR
[16:36] <dr_willis> !mount | diverdude
[16:36] <ryannathans> xterm:  DISPLAY is not set
[16:36] <gvo> acidrain: well if you installed a new kernel then you'll have to reins6tall the modules (drivers) for that card.
[16:36] <MonkeyDust> orated  use desktop => netbook != laptop
[16:36] <diverdude> dr_willis: yes exactly..my problem is to find out what XX is in /dev/sdXX
[16:36] <dr_willis> ryannathans,   you are using putty under windows? or linux?
[16:37] <ryannathans> dr_willis: i said windows
[16:37] <gvo> dr_willis: his usb stick isn't being detected.
[16:37] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  then you needt o have an actual X server running on the box. for the apps to appear on. Or just use VNC
[16:37] <shades> hmmm
[16:37] <gvo> dr_willis no /dev/sd?  anything.
[16:37] <shades> i made a new user but I can't upload files as this user, i'm getting a permission denied error..
[16:37] <diverdude> dr_willis: ?
[16:38] <gvo> dr_willis other than swap and his root partion.
[16:38] <quazimodo> MonkeyDust: yeah vlc is fine, parole and before that totem were the issues
[16:38] <dr_willis> gvo,  dmesg soon after he plugs it in.. if not seen.. its very likely a dead usb. or dead port.
[16:38] <ryannathans> dr_willis: I have an x server running on localhost:2 started by vnc4server -geometry 1440x900
[16:38] <gvo> dr_willis: we've already been there.
[16:38] <MonkeyDust> quazimodo  "if everything else fails, join #ubuntu" :)
[16:38] <gvo> dr_willis it's not showing up in dmesg.
[16:38] <ryannathans> dr_willis: if I run x on this computer, who's processor and whose gpu is used?
[16:38] <diverdude> funny thing is that when i plug it in., 3 lines appear in the terminal...so its not totally dead
[16:39] <diverdude> and the USB stick works on other machines
[16:39] <shades> does anyone have any idea?
[16:39] <gvo> diverdude what three lines?
[16:40] <locsmif> dr_willis: the hdd is fine..
[16:40] <diverdude> 3091.833176 usb 3-2:new high speed USB device number 4 using xhci_hcd
[16:40] <diverdude> and then
[16:41] <victor___> If shift+ctrl +1 switched to virtual terminal, how do i switch back? :P
[16:41] <ryannathans> dr_willis: if I run x on this computer, who's processor and whose gpu is used?
[16:41] <diverdude> 3091.833176 xhci_hcd 0000:0e:00.0: WARN: short transfer on control ep
[16:41] <diverdude> four of those lines
[16:42] <Church> diverdude: you are not typing that all, aren't you? :) you know that you can select text in xterm/gnome terminal/whatever alike and paste it in irc client?
[16:42] <gvo> victor___: ALT-f7
[16:42] <victor___> thanks
[16:42] <diverdude> Church: yes i am
[16:42] <gvo> victor___ maybe
[16:42] <victor__> phew :D
[16:42] <diverdude> Church: you know that this is a crashed computer without network?? so no i cannot paste it
[16:42] <Church> oh, i didn't.
[16:43]  * Church noticed only latest bit about usb key
[16:43] <gvo> Church I think he has two computers
[16:43] <diverdude> yes i have
[16:43] <victor__> velko: I couldnt stop it like that :/ ( sudo /etc/init.d/gdm3 stop) that is
[16:43] <MonkeyDust> diverdude  if you have more than one pc in the same network, you can ssh to the "bad" pc and use pastebin
[16:43] <gvo> I have to go.  diverdude good luck.
[16:43] <victor__> said command not found*
[16:44] <diverdude> computer is crashed because of bad driver support for graphic drivers...so i wanted to try and copy a Xorg.conf using USB key...but ofc. i also cannot mount USB
[16:44] <diverdude> arrrrg
[16:44] <gvo> MonkeyDust: The badk computer has no network.
[16:44] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  both.
[16:44] <gvo> bad
[16:44] <MonkeyDust> diverdude  not even a local network?
[16:44] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  gpu/local cpu to display the app. remote to do the apps main processing
[16:44] <diverdude> MonkeyDust: no its in recoverymode.....i dont think there is any network...ifconfig returns nothing
[16:44] <tominglis> hi, i'm running ubuntu 12.04, and have run into a dependency problem when dist-upgrading my installation - here is the pastebin: http://pastebin.com/VKVXVzcx - does anyone know what i can do to fix this?
[16:44] <Church> diverdude: if it's not getting mounted automatically, from kernel log (eg. via command 'dmesg') you can see what device is assigned to that key (eg. /dev/sdc or alike), type fdisk -l /dev/sdc to list partitions on it and try mount it directly on some mountpoint
[16:44] <MonkeyDust> tominglis  #ubuntu+1
[16:45] <tominglis> thanks
[16:45] <ryannathans> dr_willis: so what is being used to say, render a 3d app
[16:45] <Pickleface> hi, I recetnly started using the button on my computer to shut my computer down
[16:45] <Church> eg. mkdir /tmp/usb ; mount /dev/sdc1 /tmp/usb
[16:45] <Pickleface> and now it takes like 20-30 mins to just boot up?
[16:46] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  the local GPU/CPU would be doing most of the work.
[16:46] <Pickleface> I only have linux on my computer btw
[16:46] <paul_uk> anyone here have experience with here-docs?  How do you treat $hello as a string rather than a variable ?
[16:46] <acidrain> gvo: where do i install the driver modules again? i just refound the driver
[16:46] <MonkeyDust> paul_uk  in bash?
[16:46] <paul_uk> MonkeyDust, yeah
[16:47] <nomihc> paul_uk
[16:47] <MonkeyDust> paul_uk  there the #bash channel
[16:47] <nomihc> \$hello
[16:47] <victor__> Why can't i shutdown X? Fresh desktop install .10 I tried sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop and gdm3 stop?
[16:47] <paul_uk> nomihc, thanks
[16:47] <MonkeyDust> paul_uk  there's the #bash channel
[16:47] <Church> Pickleface: sounds like bootup process is waiting for something to complete/timeout. If you have that gui with progressbar thingie on boot, you can press 'esc' to switch to more verbose text mode and see what actually is slowing down things
[16:47] <victor__> even tried service gdm3 stop and invoke-rc.d gdm3 stop
[16:48] <Pickleface> Church: I get like 4 options on bootup now ? If I just leave it for a while it boots up by itself?
[16:48] <wiherek> hi. I chose the wrong program for a file association in chromium and now cant change it. I disabled it in gconf-editor and now cant even see it there. also when I click on a link to that file, it doesnt open
[16:48] <wiherek> I am talking about magnet links for bit torrent
[16:48] <Church> Pickleface: i don't mean options in bootloader, but later on, when booting
[16:49] <dr_willis> victor__,  what release of ubuntu are you using?
[16:49] <Church> Pickleface: .. i'm veeery distantly guessing from powerbutton mention that you are not shutting down, but simply powering off, which might be bad in that sense, that filesystems need checking on boot, so if very big filesystems, sometimes it might take long time
[16:49] <victor__> dr_willis,  11.10 desktop x64
[16:49] <nomihc> victor__, /etc/init.d/lightdm stop
[16:49] <dr_willis> victor__,  its using lightdm  is the reason. :) not gdm
[16:49] <victor__> aha, thanks :)
[16:50] <GASSYPOOTS> how do I change back to Windows 7 without the original installation disc by using ubuntu
[16:50] <ryannathans> grub
[16:50] <ryannathans> unless you deleted windows when installing
[16:51] <Pickleface> Church: yeah powering off
[16:51] <MonkeyDust> GASSYPOOTS  reboot and choose W7 in the menu
[16:51] <Pickleface> Church: how do I fix it ?.......
[16:51] <ryannathans> dr_willis: just installed an x server for windows, about to try again'
[16:51] <dig> hello :) How can i check when ubuntu was installed on my PC?
[16:51] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  oh? which one?
[16:52] <root_> 有没有说中文的？
[16:52] <dr_willis> dig,  never really noticed a 'date of install' file. :)
[16:52] <ryannathans> dr_willis: Xming
[16:52] <ryannathans> http://www.straightrunning.com/XmingNotes/
[16:52] <GASSYPOOTS> why does grub appear when i start  it up
[16:52] <oCean> !cn | root_
[16:52] <Church> Pickleface: for more speedy access filesystems cache things in ram and only ocasionally sync changes to filesystem. hence on normal shutting down changes get properly synced to disk and filesystems unmounted. <- just use normal shutdown from menu/whatever.
[16:52] <GASSYPOOTS> doesnt
[16:52] <root_> 好 谢谢
[16:52] <dr_willis> ryannathans,  xming works very well. but it can be a bit confuseing to someone thats never used ssh/X/Xforwarding. but its wizard works well.
[16:52] <Church> Pickleface: .. of course if filesystem check was the reason for slow boot.
[16:52] <ex0> or use... sudo init 0
[16:52] <dlentz> GASSYPOOTS, hold shift when you start
[16:53] <dig> dr_willis: but there are so many logs and things... I'd be dissapointed if it can't be checked :)
[16:53] <dr_willis> tap the shift key like a  tapdancer on caffine. :)
[16:53] <ryannathans> dr_willis: I'm a hardened ssh user. Never played with a gui though
[16:53] <GASSYPOOTS> that all?
[16:53] <dlentz> dig, it's in bug reports, so there must be a log somewhere
[16:53] <Pickleface> Church: oh..okay so how do I fix it ?......
[16:53] <dr_willis> GASSYPOOTS,  if grub menu is hidden.. shift key makes it show
[16:53] <dig> dlentz: yup i saw it there too but i don't want to file a bug just to see it :)
[16:54] <MonkeyDust> dig  type ls -l /boot => the date is the installation date
[16:54] <acidrain> gvo: thx for help. i fixed it
[16:54] <Sa7an> hi guys !
[16:55] <MonkeyDust> dig  type ls -l /boot/grub => the date is the installation date
[16:55] <eQuiNoX__> hi guys, could someone help me compile this right? http://paste.pocoo.org/show/563820/
[16:56] <Church> Pickleface: i already told you. you should 1st confirm if that was the case, eg. if on boot you have for very long time 'checking filesystem blablabla', then probably that's the reason. and simply use normal shutdown to prevent such problems in future instead of pressing power button.
[16:56] <victor__> Hmm and now to start it? :P sudo /etc/init.d/lightgdm start ?
[16:56] <Pickleface> Church: kk
[16:56] <MonkeyDust> eQuiNoX__  in human language, please?
[16:56] <oCean> MonkeyDust: dig, ls -l /boot/grub will just show contents of grub directory, that's definitely not install date (not for me at least) If I run ls -al /etc/issue for example I think that's the date I actually installed this laptop
[16:56] <Church> Pickleface: i'm guessing that shutdown command shouldn't be that hard to find in whatever GUI desktop environment you use menus.
[16:57] <MonkeyDust> dig  take oCean 's advice, it's more accurate
[16:57] <eQuiNoX__> MonkeyDust: um, sorry. i tried compiling the code snippet in the link, with a command that ive shown in the link; i think im doing the linking part wrong. could someone check that out?
[16:57] <GASSYPOOTS> uhh shift doesnt make boot menu show up
[16:58] <Pickleface> Church: okay , thanks
[16:58] <trisquel> hi all.Is there a way to spoof the mac address of the network card in mini-ubuntu.iso  install 11.10.there is no ifconfig command
[16:59] <Phopsy> Howdy all. I just upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10 and, lo and behold, my sound has died. Can anyone offer some assistance?
[16:59] <velko> eQuiNoX__, i guess you have to link to sqlite3 not just sqlite
[16:59] <GASSYPOOTS> so any other way to make win 7 / ubuntu 11.10b menu show
[16:59] <victor__> I managed to install the drivers after shutting down X. But how do I start it again? (using desktop 11.10 amd64) -    sudo /etc/init.d/lightdmp start ?
[16:59] <jwtiyar> how i can change fonts in ubuntu like Desktop,Apps ?
[16:59] <dr_willis> GASSYPOOTS,  so does the sytem boot to linux? or windows?
[16:59] <GASSYPOOTS> linux
[17:00] <dr_willis> GASSYPOOTS,  edit your /etc/default/grub file and have it set to always show the menu. rerun sudo-update-grub also.
[17:00] <eQuiNoX__> velko: the sqlite related libraries i have are http://paste.pocoo.org/show/563822/
[17:00] <jwtiyar> GASSYPOOTS, if u have problem with showing the grub menu install Boot0repair
[17:00] <dig> MonkeyDust: it showed january 27th but i installed ubuntu a few days ago :) ls -l /boot isn't that bad. Just search for the first file in there and it should be it
[17:00] <velko> eQuiNoX__, and you don't need the /usr/include and /usr/lib parts
[17:00] <dr_willis> GASSYPOOTS,  its also possible its just not seeing the windows install. 'sudo update-grub' Might show windows/detect it. and fix the hidden menu issue
[17:01] <dr_willis> for some annoying reason - if ubuntu is the only os installed. the default is to hide the grub menu.
[17:01] <trisquel> there is only ntcfg command
[17:01] <dr_willis> !grub2
[17:01] <velko> eQuiNoX__, so try with "gcc -Wall -lsqlite3 -o z"
[17:01] <superdave321> I "upgraded" to ubuntu studio from vanilla using this article: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu%20Studio%20Upgrade%20from%20Ubuntu How can I get the UI back while keeping the apps and plugins?
[17:01] <eQuiNoX__> velko: yyup checked that out, it gives me "/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lsqlite3"
[17:01] <trisquel> !netcfg
[17:01] <jwtiyar> how i can change fonts in ubuntu ?
[17:02] <benn> how to access ubuntu files in windoees?
[17:02] <trisquel> !netinstall
[17:02] <dr_willis> jwtiyar,  what version of ubuntu you using?
[17:02] <trisquel> !install
[17:02] <velko> eQuiNoX__, have you installed the -dev package of sqlite?
[17:02] <Sa7an> hackers?
[17:02] <dr_willis> Sa7an,  actual support question
[17:02] <jwtiyar> dr_willis, 11.10
[17:02] <eQuiNoX__> velko: yes
[17:02] <benn> how to access ubuntu files in windows?*
[17:02] <eQuiNoX__> velko: lemme recheck anyhow
[17:02] <velko> eQuiNoX__, libsqlite3-dev ?
[17:02] <Amdpc> Hi..I have an iMac , and I want to install Ubuntu in it..Is there any special version of ubuntu for macs ?
[17:02] <jwtiyar> benn, instal ext2explorer
[17:02] <dr_willis> jwtiyar,  you can use the gnome-tweak tool to set some font settings i recall
[17:02] <victor__> Am I allowed to repeat my question after approx 5 minutes? :P
[17:03] <victor__> !rules
[17:03] <benn> jwtiyar ok
[17:03] <mneptok> !repeat > victor__
[17:03] <jwtiyar> dr_willis, im on unity , there is no option in original?
[17:03] <eQuiNoX__> velko: damn yeah thats the issue, thanks for your time
[17:04] <ryannathans> works!!
[17:04] <victor__> If I only knew howto switch tabs in irssi....
[17:04] <victor__> Always use x-chat... :P
[17:04] <POVaddct> victor__: esc-NUMBER
[17:04] <bambanx> how i can fix the grub? i have windows and linux but i can boot for windows :/
[17:04] <dr_willis> jwtiyar,  not that i know of.
[17:04] <POVaddct> victor__: or alt-NUMBER
[17:04] <ryannathans> lol, I opened a terminal from my ssh on X
[17:04] <jwtiyar> bambanx, install boot repair
[17:04] <Phopsy> Can anyone offer some support regarding ALSA producing no sound after upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10?
[17:04] <victor__> Ah thanks :)
[17:04] <jwtiyar> !grub > bambanx
[17:05] <dr_willis> bambanx,  what is it doing exactly? does it boot to linux at all?
[17:05] <jwtiyar> dr_willis, its not good , where i can get gnome-tweak ?
[17:05] <victor__> Well I can rephrase the question.. How do I start X running 11.10 ubuntu? is it sudo /etc/init.d/lightgdm start?
[17:05] <victor__> Thanks, btw POVaddct.
[17:05] <theadmin> victor__: sudo service lightdm start
[17:05] <GASSYPOOTS> boot is booted :D
[17:06] <victor__> thanks.
[17:06] <dr_willis> jwtiyar,  its in the repos
[17:06] <bambanx> dr_willis, i wanna able to boot to windows too only i can see on the boot linux
[17:06] <Justas> Hello everybody.
[17:06] <mintman> ;)
[17:07] <jwtiyar> bambanx, becuase u lost the grub
[17:07] <victor__> "Disconnected from Plymouth" is a bad thing, right?
[17:07] <dr_willis> bambanx,  rerun 'sudo update-grub' and see if it adds windows. if not you may need to add a custome entry in /etc/grub.d/40_custom for your wundiows setup
[17:07] <dr_willis> victor__,  not really.
[17:07] <MonkeyDust> bambanx  you can add the Windows chainloader to the grub menu
[17:07] <victor__> Well I cant start the GUI anymore, past the drivers, however terminal mode works fine
[17:07] <triplc> hi all
[17:07] <jwtiyar> dr_willis, boot-repair works great with this
[17:07] <victor__> As im doing this right now atleast
[17:07] <Solvent> Anyone help a complete noob? Have no mouse/keyboard input after booting from install CD
[17:07] <bambanx> update-grub
[17:07] <bambanx> Searching for GRUB installation directory ... found: /boot/grub
[17:07] <bambanx> Searching for default file ... Generating /boot/grub/default file and setting the default boot entry to 0
[17:07] <bambanx> entry not specified.
[17:07] <FloodBot1> bambanx: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:07] <dr_willis> jwtiyar,  cant say ive ever noticed that do more then reinstall grub..
[17:08] <victor__> So I assume it was the drivers, even though i didnt use the most recent, followed another users instructons on ask.ubuntu, because he warned of the most recent in the installer
[17:08] <mintman_> dr_willis: Is it legal to run to sessions of irc at the same time??
[17:08] <superdave321> I "upgraded" to ubuntu studio from vanilla using this article: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu%20Studio%20Upgrade%20from%20Ubuntu How can I get the UI back while keeping the apps and plugins?
[17:08] <triplc> how to install UNITY to Ubuntu 10.04 ? I am still using the LTS version and do not want to upgrade the whole system. But I'd like to use Unity. I find with Google but not found.
[17:08] <bambanx> mintman, you are legal or ilegal?
[17:08] <victor__> At first I thought it was related to not statrting the service, but it auto starts and sudo service lighdm start takes me to the boot parameters/check routine anyway so
[17:08] <jwtiyar> dr_willis, i had this problem boot repair fixed it after accessing through Live-cd
[17:09] <trisquel> I write in /etc/network/intefaces  hwaddress ether my:mac:add:re:ss , also I specify there the ip address, network mask, and the gateway.However I do not know how to restart the network interface,there is no /etc/init.d/networking  so i can excute a restart
[17:09] <AcidRain> The program 'god' is currently not installed.  To run 'god' please ask your administrator to install the package 'god'
[17:09] <MonkeyDust> bambanx  search "chainloader" on this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[17:09] <dr_willis> !info god
[17:09] <Justas> Can anyone help me with WiFi issues, please. I installed Ubuntu 11.10 yesterday on a Dell Vostro 1510 laptop, and it does not recognise the wireless adapter. I cannot download any packages since thats the only way I can connect, no possibility to access the router with a wired connection.
[17:09] <bambanx> ok MonkeyDust ty
[17:09] <mintman_> bambanx: logged into ubuntu with two different irc chat displays one is mintman the other got me as mintman_
[17:10] <dr_willis> mintman,  makes sence dosent it.. :)
[17:10] <mintman_> no dont need to sessions to same chatroom
[17:10] <dr_willis> mintman_,  if you want to get rid of one. close the other chat client.
[17:10] <velko> trisquel, have you installed netbase?
[17:10] <reduc> anyone know how to setup console cable in linux
[17:10] <oCean> mintman_: you cannot have 2 same nicks in one session. For further help with irc/Freenode network, /join #freenode channel
[17:11] <trisquel> velko: I can not install anything.It's a netboot install
[17:11] <trisquel> I need to set up the mac address first so i can get connected to the net
[17:11] <dr_willis> I have about 4 irc clients all connected to my 'znc' server thats connected here. :) so you just see me in here oncd.
[17:11] <mintman_> oCean: just give me the low down on reason why
[17:11] <velko> trisquel, because this script is installed by this package. if the package has not been installed you cannot bring the iface up
[17:11] <oCean> mintman_: this is not the correct channel, help is in #freenode
[17:11] <dr_willis> mintman_: you cannot have 2 same nicks in one session. <- reason why.
[17:11] <reduc> anyone know how to setup a router in linux ( w console cable)
[17:12] <mintman_> dr_willis: thank u
[17:12] <dr_willis> reduc,  'console cable' meaning what exactly?
[17:12] <reduc> rgb222
[17:12] <superdave321> I "upgraded" to ubuntu studio from vanilla using this article: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu%20Studio%20Upgrade%20from%20Ubuntu How can I get the UI back while keeping the apps and plugins?
[17:14] <Justas> Can anyone help me with WiFi issues, please. I installed Ubuntu 11.10 yesterday on a Dell Vostro 1510 laptop, and it does not recognise the wireless adapter. I cannot download any packages since thats the only way I can connect, no possibility to access the router with a wired connection.
[17:14] <saikatdce> use any of the usb internet and install the drivers
[17:15] <saikatdce> or download it in other PC and use it.
[17:15] <MonkeyDust> |wifi| Justas start here
[17:15] <MonkeyDust> !wifi| Justas start here
[17:15] <francocn> ciao
[17:16] <Justas> Thanks
[17:16] <victor__> Well after updating my NVIDIA drivers for openGL support and now rebooting the computer. I boot up, see the purpleish Ubuntu loading screen for a while. Then it jumps to the boot checklist, and the last 4 lines at the bottom says "mountall plymouth disconnected *3 + plymouth blabla failed" any clues?
[17:16] <dr_willis> superdave321,  what gui are you refering to?
[17:17] <victor__> And thats where i am at right now, virtual terminal works fine, but whenever i switch to ALt+f7 thats where i end up
[17:17] <dr_willis> reduc,  you are refering to 'serial' cable?
[17:17] <scighera> !list
[17:17] <dr_willis> victor__,  try 'startx' and see if any errors appear
[17:17] <superdave321> Ubuntu vanilla vs whatever Ubuntu studio uses...
[17:17] <scighera> sorrry
[17:18] <dr_willis> superdave321,  look on the sessions list of the login screen perhaps? i thought they both used Unity.
[17:18] <victor__> Fatal error, no devices found, and therefor no screens found.... :P
[17:18] <victor__> winning!
[17:18] <superdave321> dr_wills I don't have the hardware necessary for unity...
[17:18] <victor__> Can I revert? Because the nvidia installer made a backup of the x.conf?
[17:19] <dr_willis> superdave321,   but unity is what ubuntu uses by default
[17:19] <dr_willis> victor__,  the xorg.conf is the least of your worries.. if the nvidia's .run installer failed to work.. theres really not a lot i know of to do.
[17:19] <bambanx> i am back with double boot working MonkeyDust thanks
[17:20] <victor__> ok, reinstalling system then...
[17:20] <victor__> its only an hour old anyway
[17:20] <MonkeyDust> !yay| bambanx
[17:20] <superdave321> dr_wills: I've just been using the desktop ui.
[17:20] <victor__> thanks dr_willis
[17:20] <dr_willis> victor__,  what is your video card?
[17:20] <bambanx> =)
[17:20] <victor__> Nvidia geforce m540
[17:21] <dr_willis> victor__,  you may want to check askubuntu.com for suggestsions. they may know a way to get them going.
[17:22] <victor__> Thats the suggestion I followed :( ahwell
[17:22] <salmiak> it should be possible to stop use the propritary graphics driver and go back to the default one from command line, right?
[17:22] <victor__> one of them atleast, I'll bbl, thanks again.
[17:22] <dr_willis> salmiak,  should be. but i never use  the .run installer.. so no idea how to remove them
[17:22] <salmiak> ok
[17:22] <abe> where i can get ubuntu 12.04 free??
[17:23] <Xeneth> abe: All Ubuntu is free
[17:23] <dr_willis> abe,  download it.
[17:23] <sacarlson> abe: but I will give you a discount
[17:23] <DJones> abe: Just go to the ubuntu website and download the beta test version, but remember its still being developed so there may be bugs
[17:24] <mintman_> oh
[17:24] <dlentz> "victor__" is trying to install nvidia drivers on an optimus system. he needs bumblebee/ironhide
[17:24] <dr_willis> Optimus system? GOOD luck... :)
[17:25] <abe> my ubuntu 11.04 panel is lost, how can i fixed ???
[17:26] <JohnNapster> abe wich panel?
[17:26] <abe> all panel in my ubuntu
[17:26] <MonkeyDust> abe  http://releases.ubuntu.com/precise/
[17:26] <dr_willis> gotta run.. bbl
[17:26] <under> Hi. I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 . How can I update repositories?
[17:27] <abe> i will try it
[17:27] <MonkeyDust> under  sudo apt-get updtae
[17:27] <MonkeyDust> under  sudo apt-get update*
[17:27] <abe> sudo apt-get update
[17:27] <abe> under : sudo apt-get update
[17:28] <salmiak> What is a Optimus system? sounds scary...
[17:28] <mintman_> Shojo: hello
[17:28] <under> I did apt-get update but I see Ubuntu installs old version of Eclipse. Why?
[17:28] <MonkeyDust> salmiak  it's a Transformer
[17:28] <abe> mintman hello
[17:28] <jvox> #
[17:29] <MonkeyDust> salmiak  i guess "optimus" just mean "the best"
[17:30] <Shojo> hi mintman_
[17:30] <suni_087> hi
[17:30] <dlentz> optimus = intel and nvidia gpu, which ends up being worse than just an nvidia gpu on linux
[17:30] <suni_087> hi
[17:31] <suni_087> i am getting error message "Permission denied"
[17:31] <Vaela> increase your permission?
[17:31] <Vaela> :D
[17:31] <salmiak> aha. ok. I try to avoid intel though so I will proabably never get any of those then.
[17:31] <MonkeyDust> suni_087  what are you trying to do?
[17:32] <ROBOT1024> goodnight
[17:32] <velko_> under, doing "apt-get update" wont install the latest software version of whatever program you like but the latest version which is *in the ubuntu repository*
[17:32] <suni_087> i am getting error message "Permission denied"....can anyone help me out????....installing ubuntu 11.10 through wubi
[17:32] <salmiak> nightynight ROBOT1024 :-)
[17:32] <reduc> anyone know how to setup a router in linux ( w console cable)?
[17:32] <Xirrin1> suni_087: Are you an administrator?
[17:32] <under> velko_: in the latest ubuntu repository?
[17:33] <suni_087> Xirrin1:yes...
[17:33] <abe> how to install vga driver intel motherboard?
[17:33] <sacarlson> suni_087:  I would vote not using wubi, just setup dual boot with usb flash drive or other
[17:33] <salmiak> suni_087: aha so you get it while you are installing??
[17:33] <velko_> under, no. there is no such thing as "latest" ubuntu repository. in the "current" repository. the repository you selected to install from
[17:33] <suni_087> salmaik:yup...almost at 98% :(
[17:34] <Vaela> suni_087: use liveCD?
[17:34] <suni_087> thx <sacarlson>
[17:34] <Xirrin1> reduc: Which type of router? A standard home router, or enterprise/Cisco router?
[17:34] <under> so what I do to install the latest eclipse avoiding download the setup from its web site?
[17:34] <suni_087> @Vaela:havnt tried that out
[17:35] <MonkeyDust> suni_087  live cd or usb is the "normal" way to install
 any solution???
[17:35] <Vaela> probably the better way, too.
[17:35] <JohnNapster> MonkeyDust: i found what i was looking for
[17:35] <velko_> under, maybe - i don't know. this action is not supported though. another option would be to find prepackaged version for ubuntu - from some ppa. this is also not supported. so if you want the latest and greatest, you are on your own
[17:35] <under> okay.
[17:36] <JohnNapster> MonkeyDust: it's the gnome-control-center package
[17:36] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  nice, but what was it again? share it with the channel, for future reference
[17:36] <suni_087> MonkeyDust: thx..would try that out
[17:36] <Phopsy> Can anyone offer some support regarding ALSA producing no sound after upgrade from 11.04 to 11.10?
[17:36] <salmiak> suni_087: I haven't tried with wubi myself so I don't know. but I assume there is something with the windows bootmenu that prevents ubuntu to add itself there.
[17:36] <antaras> i use ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx and after update i can't see the wireless icon but i am connected properly..   any ideas .. ?
[17:36] <MonkeyDust> Phopsy  in a terminal, type alsamixer, if you see MM, go there and press M
[17:36] <JohnNapster> anyone on ubuntu preecise beta 1 running unity desktop type in the Terminal   gnome-control-center info
[17:37] <velko_> antaras, is the package "network-manager-gnome" installed?
[17:37] <Phopsy> MonkeyDust: Afraid I've already tried all that. I thought it might be a PulseAudio issue, so uninstalled that but still no joy.
[17:37] <antaras> velko_, how i can see ??
[17:37] <JohnNapster> anyone on ubuntu precise beta1 running unity desktop type in the Terminal   gnome-control-center info   and notice that it says  ubuntu 12.04 LTS
[17:38] <JohnNapster> not Ubuntu!
[17:38] <velko_> antaras, how do you install software? with synaptic? then use synaptic to check this
[17:38] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  wrong channel, tell that in #ubuntu+1
[17:38] <antaras> ok .. its installed
[17:38] <JohnNapster> also, the "ubuntu" text is higher than the 12.04 LTS text    wtf?
[17:39] <velko_> antaras, and what happens when you type "nm-applet" in the command line?
[17:39] <Phopsy> MonkeyDust: Yes, it was a PulseAudio problem. Reinstalling PA *apparently* resolved the problem. Utterly bizarre. By the way, is your username taken from the TV programme?
[17:39] <velko_> antaras, in gnome-terminal for example
[17:39] <MonkeyDust> Phopsy  glad someone knows it :)
[17:39] <antaras> velko_,  ** (nm-applet:6907): WARNING **: <WARN>  constructor(): Couldn't initialize the D-Bus manager.
[17:39] <Phopsy> MonkeyDust: It'
[17:40] <Phopsy> MonkeyDust: It's been an *awful* long time since I watched it, but it was utterly brilliant. Nice to have a reminder.
[17:41] <abe> apakah ada orang indonesia di sini ??
[17:41] <JohnNapster> is unity part of gnome?
[17:41] <antaras> velko_,  yes in terminal... A process of nm-applet is already running  ** (nm-applet:6907): WARNING **: <WARN>  constructor(): Couldn't initialize the D-Bus manager.
[17:41] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  unity = gnome3 with compiz
[17:41] <velko_> antaras, so you have to find out why this connection fails. because nm-applet is the graphical representation of your connection
[17:41] <velko_> antaras, but you don't see your connection still?
[17:42] <JohnNapster> i see
[17:42] <JohnNapster> thanks
[17:42] <Siarom> Files HEN HUD and are not a bit redundant?
[17:42] <antaras> velko_, no i cant see the wireless icon
[17:42] <Siarom> HEN Files and HUD are not a bit redundant?
[17:42] <JohnNapster> compiz is a merge of two projects: fusion and ???
[17:43] <JohnNapster> or is it the other way round
[17:43] <JohnNapster> fusion is compiz + someting else
[17:43] <JohnNapster> can't remember
[17:43] <salmiak> JohnNapster: beryl?
[17:43] <JohnNapster> yeah
[17:43] <JohnNapster> thanks
[17:43] <JohnNapster> so fusion is compiz+beryl
[17:44] <JohnNapster> or is compiz = fusion+berl  ?
[17:44] <antaras> velko_,  what can i do ??
[17:45] <iceroot> JohnNapster: compiz fusion = compiz + beryl
[17:45] <JohnNapster> ah
[17:45] <JohnNapster> right
[17:46] <JohnNapster> we now have compiz... is that the old compiz we knew and love?
[17:46] <irrumat0r> Is it recommended to install Python 2.7.2 on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (default one it comes with is Python 2.6.5), or will that break stuff?
[17:47] <salmiak> JohnNapster: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compiz says  "2007 merge of the Compiz and Beryl (a fork of Compiz) communities results in "Compiz-core" (only core functionality of compiz and base plugins) and "Compiz Fusion" (the plugins, decorators, settings tools etc)"
[17:47] <velko_> antaras, no ideas. kill nm-applet and start it again?
[17:48] <dlentz> irrumat0r, do you need python 2.7 for some program?
[17:48] <brianp1992> can someone help me setup an ftp file server?
[17:49] <antaras> velko_,  ok man .. thanx  :)
[17:49] <salmiak> JohnNapster: on the other hand it says that "2009 a conference call was held between developers of Compiz, Compiz++, NOMAD and Compiz Fusion where it was decided to merge the projects together into a unified project, simply named Compiz"... I don't know much about love though.. :-)
[17:50] <JohnNapster> so is compiz the latest and greatest compositing window manager?
[17:50] <JohnNapster> for the X windowing system
[17:50] <brianp1992> can someone help me setup an ftp file server?
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  to me: no, i don't like compiz
[17:50] <JohnNapster> why?
[17:50] <JohnNapster> you like xfce better?
[17:51] <Darxus> Last night I used update-manager to upgrade from natty to oneric.  Today when I run "aptitude -f install" I get this:  http://www.chaosreigns.com/tmp/brokenpackages.txt  How do I resolve this mess?  Attempting to remove qdbus doesn't help, it's not installed.  (I've been using debian/ubuntu for probably about 10 years.)
[17:51] <salmiak> I don't use compositing at all so about greatest.... well I don't know....... :-D
[17:51] <AcidRain> does anyone know how to test if my server will relay emails from anyone?
[17:51] <AcidRain> i want users to be registered before it relays
[17:52] <JohnNapster> you don't like fancy stuff on your screen then :)
[17:52] <Darxus> AcidRain: Google search for open relay test?
[17:52] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  i don't
[17:53] <JohnNapster> so if i were to remove compiz from my system... would i be left with a bare console?
[17:53] <theadmin> JohnNapster: Nah, just no window borders
[17:54] <MonkeyDust> JohnNapster  you could use gnome fallback
[17:54] <JohnNapster> gnome-fallback  ?
[17:54] <salmiak> JohnNapster: as little fancy and animations as possible is what I prefer yes. the operatingsystem/desktopenvironment/windowmanager should be as little eye-catching as possible. I did like compiz zoom-function though.... I haven't found an ok non-compiz desktopzoom.
[17:55] <JohnNapster> isn't xfce another windowind manager?
[17:55] <AcidRain> wow
[17:55] <irrumat0r> dlentz: well, a lot of stuff I'm downloading use modules that become part of the standard library as of 2.7.2 which aren't there in 2.6.5, and that's the lastest version of Python 2 so...
[17:55] <AcidRain> i just setup a mail server in about 45 seconds...
[17:55] <antaras> velko_,  are you here ??
[17:56] <AcidRain> with no relay access
[17:56] <velko_> yep
[17:56] <irrumat0r> dlentz: but I've found success so far just getting the modules I need from pip
[17:56] <velko_> antaras, yes
[17:56] <JohnNapster> guess not
[17:56] <salmiak> JohnNapster: yes. XFCE is a window manager. Xubuntu is not neccearly "lighter" than the gnome thing when it comes to ubuntu I believe though
[17:57] <JohnNapster> xfce is a desktop environment, just like unit, but xfce is very lightweight
[17:57] <JohnNapster> unit = unity
[17:57] <velko_> antaras, but not for very much longer. i'm waiting for my washing machine to finish and i'm going to drink beer
[17:58] <dlentz> irrumat0r, choosing the default version of python is easy with the alternatives system
[17:58] <antaras> velko_,  ok :)  if you can check this
[17:58] <antaras>  http://pastebin.com/S9Ut8NKp
[17:58] <JohnNapster> xubuntu has xfce installed by default
[17:58] <antaras> velko_, http://pastebin.com/xsC3pKyV
[17:58] <irrumat0r> word dlentz
[17:58] <dlentz> so you can make 2.6.5 the default and run python 2.7.x programs with "python2.7 <program>"
[17:58] <irrumat0r> thanks!
[17:58] <JohnNapster> that's why the X in ubuntu
[17:58] <salmiak> JohnNapster: yeah sorry. xfce is the desktop environment, xfce's window manager is called xfwm
[17:58] <JohnNapster> that's why the X in Xubuntu
[17:59] <velko_> antaras, what about it?
[17:59] <mintman_> dr_willis:  Is it illegal to lookup the ip adress of the service provider ur attached to my ip tracer or ip tracker?
[17:59] <antaras> velko_,  where is my wlan0 ??
[17:59] <antaras> im connect with wifi now and my wifi card isnt here ..
[17:59] <velko_> antaras, can you pastebin your /etc/network/interfaces?
[18:00] <JohnNapster> salmiak: are you perhaps nolaunchpad?
[18:00] <JohnNapster> on launchpad
[18:00] <velko_> antaras, and maybe the output of "sudo iwconfig"
[18:00] <mintman_> dr_willis: I thoght service providers have to make legally publizied ip adresses
[18:01] <JohnNapster> i am on a netbook right now... is there any ubuntu version targeted for the netbook spacifically?
[18:02] <JohnNapster> lubuntu  ?
[18:02] <JohnNapster> i am on a system with only 4 GB SSD
[18:02] <Fyodorovna> JohnNapster, unity is the closest but no actual netbook version
[18:02] <JohnNapster> and the standard ubuntu is kind of heavy
[18:03] <satyanash> Fyodorovna, use Xmonad.
[18:03] <salmiak> JohnNapster: launchpad? that is the bug tracking website right? I don't think I've used that no. not so I remembere any login anyway.
[18:03] <JohnNapster> unity?
[18:03] <satyanash> Fyodorovna, If you can Handle it.
[18:03] <superdave321> I "upgraded" to ubuntu studio from vanilla using this article: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ubuntu%20Studio%20Upgrade%20from%20Ubuntu Now my audio is not working. how do I get it back?
[18:03] <JohnNapster> launchpad is project-hosting websit
[18:04] <JohnNapster> it hosts ubuntu as well and all the packages...
[18:04] <satyanash> Something like GitHub or SourceForge..
[18:04] <JohnNapster> i thought you were a dev
[18:04] <salmiak> JohnNapster: you should try Lubuntu perhaps, it should be the lightest ubuntu distribution I believe. shouldn't eat too much disk space either. it uses LXDE desktop environment instead.
[18:05] <Fyodorovna> satyanash, read the posts, if you can handle it. :)
[18:05] <JohnNapster> do you happen to know how to make a bootable usb key with Lubuntu on it  ?
[18:05] <satyanash> Fyodorovna, Haha..
[18:06] <JohnNapster> i don't have a CD-ROM in this netbook
[18:06] <Fyodorovna> satyanash, personally I have net met a open source I could not run, but thanks for your concern. :)
[18:06] <antaras> velko_,  disconnected sorry  ..  tell me again
[18:07] <antaras> what r u want to paste  ??
[18:07] <salmiak> JohnNapster: no, but google knows:  http://www.pendrivelinux.com/put-lubuntu-on-a-flash-drive-using-windows/   :-D
[18:07] <satyanash> Fyodorovna, I was talking to JohnNapster, actually. And by Handling I meant changing the default configging for Xmonad can be slightly complex for begineners.
[18:07] <satyanash> Fyodorovna, But you probably knew that.. :)
[18:08] <velko_> antaras, please pastebin the content of /etc/network/interfaces and the output of "sudo iwconfig". and do it quick - the machine is done :)
[18:08] <JohnNapster> salmiak: i'm on ubuntu precise right now
[18:08] <JohnNapster> i wanna put lubuntu from ubuntu on a usb key and make the key bootable
[18:09] <JohnNapster> will pendrive do the job?
[18:09] <antaras> velko_,  only this on interface auto lo
[18:09] <antaras> iface lo inet loopback
[18:09] <Kaco> fidl
[18:10] <Kaco> sorry
[18:10] <velko_> antaras, what does this mean? you have only lo in interfaces?
[18:10] <antaras> velko_,  http://pastebin.com/fSnxPW4H
[18:10] <antaras> i dont have idea ..
[18:11] <JohnNapster> salmiak: your link instructs to do that from within windows
[18:11] <velko_> antaras, ok - eth1 is your wireless card
[18:11] <JohnNapster> wylde: are you here?
[18:11] <salmiak> JohnNapster: oh.. sorry. I just did a quick search with google. there must certainly be similar program for linux yes
[18:12] <JohnNapster> i know it is
[18:12] <velko_> antaras, connected to "Free spot ... ;-)". maybe for this reason network manager does not recognize it? maybe it expects wlan0? but this is only a speculation
[18:12] <velko_> antaras, sorry dude - i'm off now
[18:12] <OerHeks> JohnNapster, you can use the tool in 'precise' too
[18:12] <JohnNapster> i used one when i installed this precise beta1
[18:12] <JohnNapster> but it didn't had the option to create a bootable usb stick for the lubuntu os
[18:12] <Miggs> Hey guys, when my laptop screen blanks the backlight stays on. Making it kinda power hungry. Any way to turn that off as well?
[18:13] <antaras> velko_,  thanx man anyway :)
[18:13] <JohnNapster> OerHeks: you mean the startup disk creator ?
[18:13] <Darxus> The answer to my question about my broken packages appears to be: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/aptitude/+bug/831768  - aptitude is completely broken on oneric and precise.  WTF?
[18:13] <OerHeks> JohnNapster, yes
[18:14] <wylde> JohnNapster: yep, what's up?
[18:14] <JohnNapster> i'll try
[18:14] <JohnNapster> thanks
[18:14] <JohnNapster> wylde: which font does the  gnome-control-center use ?
[18:14] <wunnle> my unitys randomly keeps crashing when i press alt-tab. i can re-run unity by dropping the console, but it started to get annoying.
[18:14] <OerHeks> JohnNapster, if you have issues creating, then you better join #Ubuntu+1 for precise support.
[18:15] <wylde> Ubuntu or Ubuntu bold
[18:15] <AcidRain> yay i have 1 fully operational server!
[18:15] <wylde> JohnNapster: the ubuntu logo is lower case... look through the wikik titles etc. It's deliberate not a typo
[18:15] <JohnNapster> that "ubuntu 12.04 LTS"  bold sign
[18:15] <wylde> wiki*
[18:15] <JohnNapster> so it's an image?
[18:16] <JohnNapster> i see
[18:16] <wylde> JohnNapster: yep, it's part of a png
[18:16] <JohnNapster> that's why the "ubuntu" text is a little bit higher than the remaining "12.04 LTS" one
[18:16] <JohnNapster> i see
[18:16] <OerHeks> wunnle, what videocard do you use, and did you install drivers for it?
[18:17] <JohnNapster> nice to know
[18:17] <Guido1> hello, If i want to aces the maps on a special computer with xp i get the message "can't find list for shared maps" - i can acces the folders on another xp
[18:17] <Guido1> al are in the same intranet
[18:18] <thechris> Help, Firefox is now black background with black text.
[18:18] <OerHeks> 'special computer with xp'.. how is that different from the other xp?
[18:18] <wunnle> OerHeks, unfortnately, i have a damn optimus thing. dual videocards, GT540m and Intel. i removed driver of nvidia, so ubuntu uses intel now.
[18:19] <AcidRain> Guido1: this is ubuntu channel
[18:19] <OerHeks> wunnle, ahhh you have optimus, please look at Bumblebee , and there is also a #Bumblebee channel, those guys are up2date
[18:19] <OerHeks> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee
[18:20] <wunnle> OerHeks, on freenode network, right?
[18:20] <thechris> This is actually very annoying
[18:20] <thechris> I'm pretty sure apt broke this
[18:20] <thechris> There really needs to be an apt undo
[18:20] <AcidRain> thechris: i agree. i could of sworn that one time someone in this channel gave me a command to fix things like this
[18:21] <JohnNapster> wylde: i have another question for you
[18:21] <newhaskeller> i have a question regarding my PS1
[18:21] <OerHeks> wunnle, yes
[18:21] <AcidRain> lol ps1
[18:21] <Guido1> AcidRain: perhaps that is the reason why i can't add the printer from the xp on ubuntu, but for another xp can find the printer, if i enter the part. do you know a lot about conectin network printers?
[18:21] <newhaskeller> I just did PS1="\e[0;31m[\W]\$ \e[m "
[18:22] <newhaskeller> and this causes the cli to behave strangely..
[18:22] <wunnle> OerHeks, i spend hours on this channel to install a proper bumblebee on my last ubuntu installation. On this installation, a friend mine suggested to install nvidia driver, so it would work without problems with intel one. Is that a lie :P ?
[18:22] <JohnNapster> wylde: how can i get the currently installed version of ubuntu in a python script  ?
[18:22] <AcidRain> Guido1: i know that ubuntu can handle just about any type of external usb device that you through at it out of box
[18:22] <newhaskeller> all i wanted was to change the color and only display relative path of present directory
[18:22] <wunnle> *uninstall
[18:22] <newhaskeller> what did I do wrong?
[18:22] <AcidRain> Guido1: it handled my neural impulse actuator pretty well :)
[18:23] <OerHeks> wunnle, i do not own an Optimus, i believe all you need is the graphic-card switcher to make nvidia work properly
[18:23] <AcidRain> wunnle: u need hax
[18:23] <wunnle> AcidRain, what is that?
[18:23] <OerHeks> wunnle, it is far from perfect, it still uses a double xorg
[18:23] <JohnNapster> wylde: so if i have a string "You are running Ubuntu %s" % version
[18:23] <thechris> Updating firefox doens't help
[18:24] <JohnNapster> anone else knows this?
[18:24] <thechris> Also, firefox doens't send any messages to teh console
[18:24] <JohnNapster> anyone else knows this?
[18:24] <AcidRain> wunnle: hax: n Something deemed unfair or unexpectedly unfavorable. Could be used to accuse someone of using cheating/hacking/some sort of trickery to accomplish something, usually jokingly.
[18:24] <Guido1> AcidRain: perhaps it is easyer if i give the computers a name. computer "1": xp with printer; computer "2": xp using printer from 1; computer "3": ubuntu and i want to print via computer 1, but it does not work
[18:24] <jfisk1987> hey guys
[18:24] <JohnNapster> if i have a Python string "You are running Ubuntu %s" % version   --- how to get that version number of currently installed ubuntu?
[18:25] <JohnNapster> version =   ??
[18:25] <muelli> JohnNapster: check lsb_release
[18:25] <JohnNapster> lsb_release
[18:25] <OerHeks> JohnNapster, you had that answer before, didn't you?
[18:25] <AcidRain> Guido1: let me get this straight here. im not a big person on printers. but i thought with a network printer it pretty much pulls up a web interface?
[18:25] <AcidRain> the printer has its own ip address and what not
[18:26] <JohnNapster> OerHeks: yeah, and i can't use this thing
[18:26] <thechris> Its almost like one of firefox's dependencys was uninstalled
[18:26] <thechris> is there anyway to fix this?
[18:26] <Guido1> AcidRain:: if i want to see the shared folders on "2" and "3" it is possible with every computer; if i want to see the shared folders on computer 1 it does not work - i only can see the computer
[18:26] <Justas> If I have Realterk 8168C drivers which are for kernel v 2.4 and 2.6 will they work on Ubuntu 11.10?
[18:27] <JohnNapster> No LSB modules are available.
[18:27] <Guido1> AcidRain: I have one printer, a local network and difrent computers. al printer sheel use the same printer
[18:27] <JohnNapster> if i do No LSB modules are available.
[18:27] <AcidRain> Guido1: that sounds like a netbios issue from like 1990 ^_^
[18:27] <Justas> Because I already tried running the included 'autorun.sh', but I get an error message something like 'unload driver first'
[18:27] <JohnNapster> if i do lsb_release  No LSB modules are available.
[18:27] <wylde> JohnNapster: I was afk, what's up?
[18:27] <JohnNapster> if i have a Python string "You are running Ubuntu %s" % version   --- how to get that version number of currently installed ubuntu?
[18:27] <Guido1> AcidRain: do you have any idea how to fix?
[18:27] <ssta> JohnNapster: -a
[18:27] <AcidRain> Guido1: no lol
[18:28] <OerHeks> cat /etc/lsb-release
[18:28] <wylde> JohnNapster: have a look at /usr/bin/lsb_release
[18:29] <Guido1> AcidRain: with xp i can use the printer on the strange computer by using the network path \\servername\printername
[18:29] <JohnNapster> wylde: i am fixing a string in update-manager package and i want to say "These software updates were issued since Ubuntu %s was released" % version"
[18:30] <JohnNapster> i cn't do   version = lsb_release in a script like that
[18:30] <Guido1> AcidRain: but if i try it with ubuntu it seams quite strange. ubuntu askes me which treiber i want to instal. (from difrent fabricants)
[18:30] <JohnNapster> and i just need the number part of the version
[18:30] <wylde> JohnNapster: like i said look at /usr/bin/lsb_release, probably find what you want in there
[18:30] <JohnNapster> like "12.04" or "11.10" etc.
[18:31] <Guido1> AcidRain: i also recognissed that the computer apears as a professional in the network, but if i look on the computer itselfe it says home
[18:31] <ssta> JohnNapster: something like: http://paste.ubuntu.com/877869/ ?
[18:32] <JohnNapster> lsb_release -r Release:	12.04     i only need the "12.04 part" and not the  "Release:     "  part
[18:32] <ssta> oh, JUST the number...
[18:32] <ssta> hang on
[18:32] <ericus> Any ideas on why my clock won't show 24 hour time in 12.04 with classic desktop?
[18:32] <ericus> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4375930/zapfire.png
[18:33] <ssta> JohnNapster: http://paste.ubuntu.com/877873/
[18:33] <JohnNapster> lsb_release -r    Release:   	12.04     i only need the "12.04 part" and not the  "Release:     "  part    how can i get that?
[18:33] <wylde> JohnNapster: lsb_release -rs
[18:33] <OerHeks> man lsb_release
[18:33] <JohnNapster> okay let me see
[18:33] <thechris> Firefox has black text on a black background, even for the menu
[18:33] <P1rate> Hi
[18:33] <Kaizen> how do i install minimum ubuntu, i want the smallest disk space footprint possible but with some kind of graphical desktop and browser, i tried mini.iso but the footprint is still 1.5GB
[18:34] <thechris> for some reason, attempting to install software has broken firefox
[18:34] <P1rate> Kaizen: do you want to install it or try it out ?
[18:34] <ssta> Kaizen: I'm not sure that Ubuntu is what you want for the smallest footprint.  There are otyher distros that specialise in small footprints
[18:34] <Kaizen> p1rate install to virtualbox hard disk
[18:34] <OerHeks> Kaizen, so be it. you were here before with the same Q, 2 Gb is too big?
[18:35] <Kaizen> well i like ubuntu, surely there's a way to get it down to 500MB
[18:35] <ssta> Kaizen: I really doubt you can get it down under 500M
[18:35] <P1rate> Kaizen: what if you install it and then you uninstall everything you dont need
[18:36] <go8765> hello. can anybody help me please with mounting?
[18:36] <go8765> i cant mount my ntfs hdd(
[18:37] <ssta> Kaizen: even lubuntu needs more than that.
[18:37] <Kaizen> hmm maybe if i install the server version and then just add bits in i need? i haven't tried that yet
[18:37] <Kaizen> i'll try that
[18:37] <ssta> it's the desktop that adds the space
[18:38] <t3r5354t> tes
[18:38] <P1rate> Kaizen: if you what a simple distro you might want to take a look at arch or smt like that
[18:38] <DJones> Kaizen: server needs 1gb to install according to the requirements page
[18:38] <ssta> Kaizen: there are distros like damnsmalllinux, or puppy that specialise in small installs.  This isn't where Ubuntu is aimed at
[18:38] <Kaizen> i tried 10 other distro's most give same problem except Slitaz but i can't install it to disk
[18:39] <trism> ericus: gsettings set com.canonical.indicator.datetime time-format '24-hour'; also further 12.04 support in #ubuntu+1
[18:39] <renemoraes> after update to kernel 3.0.0.16 the fan of my pc is extremelly noise... can anyone help me?
[18:39] <P1rate> Kaizen: what problem?
[18:39] <Kaizen> p1rate disk size
[18:40] <renemoraes> the grub isnt reading my quiet splash settings anymore...
[18:40] <ericus> trism: thanks, will check that out!
[18:42] <ericus> awesome trism, worked just perfect! Thanks again
[18:42] <ericus> go8765
[18:42] <Dustfang> so I was wondering if Ubuntu can be installed without the use of a traditional keyboard.
[18:42] <thechris> Firefox still displays black text on a black background.
[18:43] <thechris> How do I fix this?
[18:43] <P1rate> Dustfang: and use what a virtual one?
[18:43] <thechris> even the menu is black
[18:44] <thechris> I tried to install, then uninstall the amazon mp3 downloader, but this hasn't worked
[18:44] <thechris> and now I can't use firefox
[18:44] <ssta> Dustfang: you can probably do something witha  tool like kickstart
[18:44] <thechris> Does anyone know why the menus, text, and background are black in firefox?
[18:45] <Dustfang> either that, or a bluetooth. though I doubt the BT drivers would work before its installed.  I've got a tablet at the moment, so it's got a bluetooth keyboard, but not a usb. Didn't want to drop money on another keyboard unless I needed to.
[18:45] <go8765> ericus: ?
[18:47] <ericus> go8765: see private msg
[18:48] <thechris> Ist there a way to see if a package is installed?
[18:49] <thechris> like apt-get installed pkg
[18:49] <MonkeyDust> thechris  apt-cache policy
[18:50] <derpella> Hello. How can I boot Ubuntu without any GUI starting?
[18:51] <thechris> MonkeyDust: thanks
[18:52] <avion> hello, I am new in xubuntu. I would like to know if any hav had any issues with slow play, lagging videos with youtube?
[18:52] <P1rate> derpella: you can type alt control  f1 to have a cli
[18:52] <MonkeyDust> avion  try this http://www.youtube.com/html5
[18:53] <avion> should I download another software to watch in html5?
[18:53] <derpella> P1rate: this is not what I want :)
[18:54] <MonkeyDust> avion  try vlc
[18:54] <JohnNapster> wylde: lsb_release -rs  does output "12.04" which is great in a console... but not in a Python script, i.e.  version = lsb_release -rs  in a Python script  ?????
[18:54] <avion> thanks very much Monkey
[18:55] <JohnNapster> you can't do  version = lsb_release -rs   in a python script
[18:55] <JohnNapster> any other suggestions?
[18:55] <wylde> JohnNapster: the lsb_release is actually a python script, that's why I told you to look at it.
[18:55] <avion> one more question, if i install vlc, should i save the videos separetaly or just whatch them in the firefox navif¡gator?
[18:56] <JohnNapster> it is???
[18:56] <JohnNapster> hmmm
[18:56] <wylde> JohnNapster:  gedit /usr/bin/lsb_release
[18:56] <JohnNapster> ah, thanks
[18:56] <wylde> JohnNapster: yep
[18:59] <JohnNapster> distinfo = lsb_release.get_distro_information()
[19:00] <JohnNapster> distinfo.get('RELEASE', 'n/a')
[19:00] <oCean> JohnNapster: why are you posting that here?
[19:00] <JohnNapster> that's all well but this is all from the lsb_release module
[19:00] <JohnNapster> do you happen to know where is it located?
[19:01] <JohnNapster> wylde: do you happen to know?
[19:01] <wylde> JohnNapster: not offhand
[19:01] <GVolkmann> Hello all. Not ubuntu-specific, but...when I have stdout written to a term and I have vim open, how do I redraw vim so I can get back to working on my document?
[19:02] <JohnNapster> wylde: the script that you offered me imports from the lsb_release module
[19:02] <JohnNapster> i really need to see how lsb_release module gets the version string of a distro in python code
[19:03] <wylde> JohnNapster: possibly /urs/share/pyshared or /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages
[19:03] <pipper> hello i need an android channel.... but i can't enter it... i need help.... anyone with a rooted phone?
[19:04] <pipper> i need infos...
[19:04] <pipper> thank you
[19:04] <renemoraes> please i need some help with my grub
[19:04] <renemoraes> my pc is overheating after install kernel 3.0.0.16
[19:05] <escott> renemoraes, how are those too related?
[19:05] <renemoraes> and its not reading my "quiet splash pcie_aspm=force" command at the boot
[19:05] <renemoraes> escott: i used to turn off my radeon ati graphics card on my grub using the pcie_aspm command
[19:05] <oCean> pipper: that's offtopic here, /join #android channel
[19:05] <escott> renemoraes, did you run grub-update after modifying /etc/default/grub
[19:06] <newbodhi> hi
[19:06] <renemoraes> escott: yes! i dont know the reason but the line isnt being reading
[19:06] <JohnNapster> ha! lsb_relese is a python module... can you guys tell me how can i locate it?
[19:06] <escott> renemoraes, the !paste your default/grub
[19:06] <JohnNapster> lsb_release.__file__ perhaps?
[19:06] <pipper> oCean, can't... need +r
[19:06] <SHOVELL> i had some issues with gparted seeing the partitions but the computer boots fine and i can now read the partition table but gparted cant read the table is it possible to fix this with out re installing?
[19:07] <newbodhi> i am setting proxy in terminal, should i put "export http_proxy http://x.x.x.x:8080" or "export http_proxy x.x.x.x:8080" in ~/.bashrc?
[19:07] <iceroot> JohnNapster: /usr/bin/lsb_release: a /usr/bin/python script, ASCII text executable
[19:07] <renemoraes> escott: what u mean?
[19:07] <escott> !paste | renemoraes
[19:07] <oCean> !register | pipper
[19:07] <JohnNapster> i am a genius!
[19:07] <escott> renemoraes, sorry dropped a "please !paste the"
[19:08] <renemoraes> ok
[19:09] <renemoraes> escott: http://paste.ubuntu.com/877917/
[19:09] <skmsmslk> is there possible  to create video dvd with password ?
[19:09] <ana_> exit
[19:10] <escott> renemoraes, ok. that looks ok, can you rerun sudo update-grub and then !paste the /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[19:10] <JohnNapster> i am a genius!
[19:10] <renemoraes> escott: sure
[19:11] <escott> skmsmslk, you could gpg encrypt your file
[19:11] <oCean> JohnNapster: chitchat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[19:11] <skmsmslk> i donot any thing about encrypt ?
[19:12] <renemoraes> escott: thanks in advance escott! http://paste.ubuntu.com/877921/
[19:13] <escott> skmsmslk, you cannot create a dvd that has a password and is playable on a dvd player (at least ive never heard of such a thing) you can take arbitrary files and encrypt them with gpg and put then transfer/archive the encrypted file
[19:14] <SHOVELL> my partition table seems to be broken or corrupt HELP
[19:14] <skmsmslk> or is there possible to create the password for dvd so that no one can copy it ?
[19:14] <escott> renemoraes, if you reboot now "cat /proc/cmdline" should list the kernel pcie aspm arg among others. the only reason it would not is if your boot partition is not actually controlling the boot (ie you have another linux install with its own grub in the mbr)
[19:15] <escott> skmsmslk, no. you should encrypt the files you put on the dvd, and treat it as a data dvd
[19:15] <SHOVELL> hi rhez
[19:15] <rhez> sup
[19:15] <skmsmslk> how does encrypt work on it ?
[19:16] <SHOVELL> thank you
[19:16] <renemoraes> escott: nope. i dont have another linux install.. i have a partition with windows 7.. but i used to have it before updating my kernel
[19:16] <rhez> thank who?
[19:17] <renemoraes> escott: when i use cat /proc/cmdline  it shows that the args are being reading
[19:17] <donsd> How do you fix the Firefox "well this is embarrasing" message when starting Ubuntu 11.10?
[19:18] <muelli> donsd: I think you just need to shut firefox down properly, i.e. don't kill it
[19:18] <escott> renemoraes, then the args are being passed to the kernel
[19:18] <renemoraes> escott: yeah.. thats the problem... anyway.. thanks!
[19:19] <donsd> muelli, no, after proper shutdown. From command line or icon.
[19:19] <escott> skmsmslk, on the cli type gpg -c -e filename  and it will ask for a password and then create a file with a .gpg extension which can only be decrypted with that password
[19:20] <donsd> Many report Firefox on Google, but I have not found solution.
[19:20] <muelli> donsd: well. It shouldn't show it. If it does, you might have set the start page to that "embarrasing" page.
[19:21] <skmsmslk> does it help in copying the video file ?
[19:21] <donsd> muelli, no, not specific to url.
[19:22] <SHOVELL> i had some issues with gparted seeing the partitions but the computer boots fine and i can now read the partition table but gparted cant read the table is it possible to fix this with out re installing?
[19:23] <hanasaki> anyone have a reference to the requirement that the mx record must be an IP not hostname?
[19:24] <escott> skmsmslk, you evidently dont understand how encryption/passwords work. so maybe if you tell us what you want to do we can tell you how to do it
[19:25] <Kayleeeeee> hello how can i make my computer headless? i dont want gnome or any X things to start when i start my computer. but how?
[19:25] <iceroot> hanasaki: maybe #postfix
[19:26] <hanasaki> ah
[19:26] <hanasaki> thanks
[19:26] <iceroot> !nox | Kayleeeeee
[19:26] <Kayleeeeee> oh, thanks! :D
[19:26] <skmsmslk> yes u r right i had never use it before  but will u pls tell me syntax to write it in terminal i.e give some exampls !
[19:29] <escott> skmsmslk, suppose i have a file "secrets.txt" and I want to encrypt it with a password then I type gpg -c secrets.txt and it will ask for a password. it will create secrets.txt.gpg at which point I can remove the secrets.txt file. now this is not the best way to encrypt things. there are better ways that involve keyfiles and the like, but thats a very simple approach
[19:30] <hellyeah> hey
[19:30] <hanasaki> iceroot:  thanks... exim and postfix are dead quiet
[19:30] <hellyeah> i want to know is there a program for drawing web site design. I mean i make a web site and i will design it i need to do some demonstration like an image is there a program for that
[19:31] <escott> skmsmslk, the best encryption method takes into account who you want to share the data with, and who your adversaries are etc..
[19:31] <waxstone> hellyeah, gimp,inkscape
[19:33] <SHOVELL> hellyeah you want komposer
[19:33] <hellyeah> gimp.inkscape
[19:33] <SHOVELL> hellyeah website design
[19:33] <skmsmslk> does it mean that after encrypt i have to keep .txt and add .txt.gpg to burn  ?
[19:34] <hellyeah> yeah for example i want to design home page to show i make your web design like that
[19:34] <hellyeah> it is like just an image for demonstration
[19:34] <hellyeah> and they say it is okey we like this design i will code it
[19:35] <escott> skmsmslk, no you would remove the secrets.txt that is called "plaintext" and anyone can read it. you would archive/email the ciphertext file secrets.txt.gpg only someone who knows the password (or is willing to try all the possible password combinations) will be able to recover the plaintext
[19:35] <hellyeah> but first i need to show an image of web page design i hope you understand what my intension is
[19:36] <hellyeah> i am using ubuntu and what program can i use for that i wonder
[19:36] <SHOVELL> gimp would be it hellyeah
[19:37] <skmsmslk> after burn , does dvd player can read it ?
[19:37] <zero77> r u want make some wireframes
[19:37] <escott> skmsmslk, obviously if you pick an easily guessed or very short password, then your adversary will be able to find the password more quickly and the security will be limited. real security comes with keyfiles which are long strings of random numbers and you protect that keyfile, but depending on who your adversary is that may or may not be necessary. and if your security is too strong the adversary might throw you in prison if it is a go
[19:37] <escott> vernment or break your legs if its a criminal enterprise or both where those two interesect. so there is a tradeoff and you have to think about what you need
[19:37] <SHOVELL> hellyeah, if you are looking for a image program to "propose" a website design
[19:38] <hellyeah> propose
[19:38] <SHOVELL> hellyeah,  then gimp or inkwell
[19:38] <piotr_kuna> hi there :)
[19:38] <hellyeah> inkwell hmm
[19:38] <escott> skmsmslk, if you mean DVD player as in "DVD player connected to a TV" then NO, that is not possible, you will not be able to do that. if you mean will I be able to open this on another computer, then YES.
[19:39] <hellyeah> there is no such program inkwell i didnt find anything on ubuntu repos
[19:40] <SHOVELL> i mis spoke
[19:40] <curiousx> aloha, salut a tute le monde =P
[19:40] <SHOVELL> my partition table seems to be broken or corrupt HELP i would like to fix this with out reinstall
[19:41] <cr34tix> Can anyone help me. I have a canon mp640 to install on an ubuntu
[19:41] <trijntje> cr34tix: what have you tried so far?
[19:42] <piotr_kuna> 12.04, my pidgin is hanging after start :(
[19:42] <zampouras> hello
[19:42] <cr34tix> not much, cause i am a beginner on ubuntu. i need someone, who can do this with me step by step
[19:42] <skmsmslk> thank buddy but still my moto is to run it on both dvd player or another computer but i donot want to share it !
[19:43] <zampouras> i have installed google chrome as an alternative browser but each time i start it up, it asks for a certain code to unlock
[19:43] <zampouras> how can i skip this?
[19:43] <oCean> piotr_kuna: help for 12.04 is in #ubuntu+1 channel
[19:43] <piotr_kuna> oCean, thx
[19:44] <curiousx> SHOVELL: some time ago, i found a tutorial fixin partition tables with "testdisk" but i never tryied
[19:44] <elijah> How can I get xampp from the software center?
[19:44] <KM0201> well, if it's not in the software center, you can;t get it from there
[19:45] <oCean> !xampp | elijah
[19:45] <SHOVELL> curiousx, i did that to get the partition table to the point that it could be read
[19:45] <escott> skmsmslk, you cannot. how would you even enter the password into the dvd player. no dvd player supports this. connect your pc to the tv instead
[19:45] <savid> Hi, I'm trying to build a package that uses "./autogen.sh",  but I'm getting these errors:  http://dpaste.com/714716/plain/   Any ideas why that is?
[19:46] <curiousx> SHOVELL: but is not fix it enough?
[19:46] <savid> I've installed the autotools package
[19:46] <escott> savid, the standard disclaimer applies here... "have you checked that the software is not in APT. have you looked for a PPA. do you know how to use checkinstall or --prefix directories?"
[19:47] <skmsmslk> yes u r right  , i am getting this point !
[19:48] <n0sq> it's interesting that standard pc serial ports get assigned a port address and irq but usb serial ports converters don't (according to dmesg) - i'm still trying to figure out how to get the usb serial port converters to work - why don't they get a port address and irq automatically?
[19:48] <Leo_> hi dudes
[19:48] <savid> escott,  yeah, there's a PPA for this but I need to use a specific version that's not in the PPA.  I'm not familiar w/ checkinstall,   and I've tried --prefix=/usr
[19:49] <n0sq> dmesg sees ttyUSB0 but doesn't show a port address or irq setting
[19:49] <savid> escott,  I'm not able to get past ./autogen.sh so checkinstall wouldn't really even help
[19:49] <escott> savid, you definitely dont want to prefix to /usr. it should be prefixed to /usr/local/bin or /opt depending upon your preference. install something to /usr and you stomp on your system binaries and libraries and break your box
[19:49] <hellyeah> is there any way to get back gnome-panel like ubuntu 10.04
[19:49] <hellyeah> i want to add something to my gnome-apenl like system monitor
[19:49] <hellyeah> i dont like the new panel appearence in ubuntu 11.10
[19:50] <escott> hellyeah, no
[19:50] <savid> escott, well, whatever I use for the prefix I get the same result
[19:50] <KM0201> escott: lol, guess he didn't like that answer
[19:50] <savid> escott,  it seems as if the autoconf directory does not get created, which is why these errors are coming up.  I'm just not familiar enough with autoconf internals to know what is normally responsible for creating that directory.
[19:50] <JohnNapster> i am a genius!
[19:51] <escott> KM0201, i've got join/part hidden so i didnt notice
[19:51] <Leo_> why ?
[19:51] <oCean> JohnNapster: enough. stop it
[19:51] <JohnNapster> but i am!
[19:51] <KM0201> escott: :)
[19:51] <Leo_> yeah!
[19:51] <Leo_> you're a genius man
[19:51] <oCean> Leo_: do you have an actual support question?
[19:52] <oCean> if not, chit chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic channel
[19:52] <Leo_> no
[19:52] <escott> savid, im not too familiar with autotools, and i have to get going, so im not much help in the actual problem, just wanted to warn you not to install to /usr
[19:52] <Leo_> i dont know what is this
[19:52] <hellyeah> hey
[19:52] <hellyeah> is there any way to get back gnome-panel like ubuntu 10.04
 i want to add something to my gnome-apenl like system monitor
 i dont like the new panel appearence in ubuntu 11.10
[19:52] <KM0201> hellyeah: you were told "NO" already
[19:52] <pfifo> savid, try `automake --add-missing`
[19:52] <escott> hellyeah, no. the gnome2 panel is gone. there are things that look like it, and there is xubuntu those are your choices
[19:52] <muelli> well hellyeah. You can use the GNOME3 fallback mode.
[19:52] <escott> !nounity | hellyeah
[19:53] <Leo_> I GOT A QUESTION
[19:53] <Leo_> n
[19:53] <muelli> uh captain caps is hee
[19:53] <muelli> here
[19:53] <escott> hellyeah, you should check the extensions.gnome.org website if you are using gnome3 maybe your missing experience can be found there
[19:53] <Leo_> how can i fuck some bitches ?
[19:53] <pfifo> lol
[19:53] <oCean> pfifo: deserves no comment, thanks
[19:53] <ROBOT1024> haha
[19:55] <muelli> I want to give ubuntu-vm-builder a .deb and it should build an appliance out of that. Right now, it doesn't seem to be possible, because it only takes package name. Does anybody have a suggestion?
[19:55] <savid> pfifo, here's what I get: http://dpaste.com/714724/plain/
[19:56] <pfifo> savid, try `autoreconf` and also can you pastebin the output of `find` from that directory
 how to decrypt the file ?
[19:56] <escott> skmsmslk, gpg -d filename.gpg
[19:57] <vexati0n> why are applications repeated 25 times in the GNOME "Open With" dialog? After 15 years they still haven't figured this out ... ?
[19:57] <rebka>  /join #surfer
[19:57] <imrobert> hey, I ran out of room on my Ubuntu partition and gpart won't let me increase the size, I'm fairly new to Linux but I'm starting to consider reinstalling on the whole drive (replacing Win7) is this advisable?
[19:58] <muelli> heh. Replacing Window is indeed advisable ;-)
[19:58] <escott> imrobert, are you trying to increase from within ubuntu or from a livecd.
[19:58] <vexati0n> imrobert: if you're going to axe Win7 anyway, just go to Disk Utility, delete the Win7 partition, create a new ext4 partition and mount it somewhere where you need more space
[19:58] <imrobert> escott from a cd
[19:58] <vexati0n> unless you installed from WUBI, in which case yeah, reinstall.
[19:59] <escott> imrobert, and is there free space at the end of the partition?
[19:59] <imrobert> vexati0n well I only installed yesterday so it's not like I have much on there, also, I installed 32bit (cd I burned a while ago) but I'd like to install 64 this time
[20:00] <savid> pfifo, http://dpaste.com/714728/plain/
[20:00] <imrobert> escott I'm not sure what you mean?
 when i decrypt it from terminal its gone for infinite command and stopped !
[20:00] <pfifo> imrobert, you should keep windows, but repartition your drive in a manner that puts disk space where you need it
[20:00] <rebka>  /join #surfer
[20:00] <imrobert> pfifo how?
[20:00] <vexati0n> imrobert: then i'd reinstall from scratch and kill off win7
[20:00] <dlentz> imrobert, you could also shrink your win partition if free space on it is plentiful
[20:00] <imrobert> gpart wouldn't let me resize it
[20:00] <dlentz> it wasn't mounted, was it?
[20:01] <pangolin> rebka: no space in front of the / and stop advertising your channel in here. thanks.
[20:01] <vexati0n> pfifo: why would you ever tell somebody to "keep windows" ? :-P
[20:01] <escott> skmsmslk, you need to redirect the output to a file gpg filename.gpg > cleartext.txt
[20:02] <hellyeah> hey
[20:02] <imrobert> dlentz what does it mean for it to be mounted?
[20:02] <KM0201> vexati0n: some situations it's advisable.. nobody should go cold turkey from windows to ubuntu, that's a recipe for fail
[20:02] <hellyeah> is there a package for lucidchart in ubuntu
[20:02] <savid> pfifo, actually, I've found instructions.  apparently I have to use autoreconf
[20:02] <pfifo> vexati0n, because after 12 years of using linux I realize the noobish bicker of what is best is irrelevant
[20:02] <dlentz> vexati0n, it's good to have a backup OS, be it linux or windows
[20:02] <Guest21515> hi all, can anybody help me i am running ubuntu 11.10 i have adobe flash installed but it keeps crashing when i go to mebeam.com can anybody help me ?
[20:02] <vexati0n> KM0201: I'm cold turkey on Linux.... if I need Windows, that's what virtualBox is for.
[20:02] <dlentz> imrobert, i guess it would be better to do it within windows
[20:02] <vexati0n> never let it actually touch your hardware, it could get its cooties all over your hard drive
[20:02] <KM0201> vexati0n: well, thats fine, but... you didn't indicate to him to keep windows in vbox.
[20:02] <pfifo> savid, yeah, i said autoreconf. i was about to say, "that didnt work?"
[20:03] <imrobert> How do I resize the Windows partition?
 pls by an example !
[20:03] <escott> skmsmslk, if it was a really large file and is still dumping text to the screen type ctrl-c
[20:03] <Guest21515> hi all, can anybody help me i am running ubuntu 11.10 i have adobe flash installed but it keeps crashing when i go to mebeam.com can anybody help me ?
[20:04] <dlentz> imrobert, go into windows' disk management
[20:04] <pfifo> imrobert, wipe your hard drive completly, and repartition, its upto you on the sizes to use, but use this experience to help guide you
[20:04] <skmsmslk> i came to my root !
[20:04] <escott> skmsmslk, im not sure what the example would be to encrypt "gpg -c filename;" it will ask for a password and create filename.gpg to decrypt "gpg -d filename.gpg > filename2" will ask for a password and generate filename2
[20:04] <dlentz> i like linux, but i would keep windows unless i was hurting for drive space
[20:04] <imrobert> pfifo I don't have a windows recovery disk
[20:05] <pfifo> imrobert, pirate one
[20:05] <savid> pfifo, ah, I thought you said autoconf.  oops :-)   Oh well, seems to work now!
[20:05] <iceroot> pfifo: we dont support that here, please stop it
[20:05] <schnuffle> imrobert: use a partition tool on CD or USB like partimage
[20:05] <oCean> pfifo: that is not appropriate in ubuntu channels
[20:05] <imrobert> schnuffle I tried using gpart
[20:05] <imrobert> schnuffle wouldn't let me
[20:05] <dlentz> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/resize-a-partition-for-free-in-windows-vista/
[20:06] <imrobert> dlentz thanks
[20:06] <skmsmslk> i think  u r telling to do it vice-versa !
[20:06] <schnuffle> imrobert: you have to boot from a the  CD or USB not from your disk. If it fails restart Windows and do a chkdsk
[20:06] <imrobert> schnuffle I did
[20:07] <schnuffle> imrobert: then try dlentz link
[20:08] <imrobert> schnuffle yeah that's what I'm doing now
[20:08] <schnuffle> imrobert: good luck
[20:08] <schnuffle> imrobert: and do a backup of your data before
[20:09] <imrobert> schnuffle I have my important docs backed up with dropbox
[20:09] <schnuffle> imrobert: good to hear :)
[20:09] <nuna> sskjnjhksdn
[20:10] <[deXter]> Hi all, my 11.10 install isn't booting up anymore. The last time we were using it, it looked like the flash plugin had got corrupted or something. Then there was an error about some packages getting corrupted or something. Now the system won't boot. Blank screen. I'm able to get into the basic recovery shell and fsck checks out fine. I'm not able to boot into runlevel 3. How do I go about getting into a shell that supports basic networking? Thanks.
[20:11] <hellyeah> is there any alternative of lucidchat in linux
 thanks i had tried all the command u tell me !
[20:11] <pfifo> i just updated flash on 10.04, i wonder if my flash works?
[20:12] <pangolin> pfifo : try it
[20:12] <AcidRain> brasero disk burner is failing to burn a disk, when i hit the burn button, it says "starting to record" ... "ejeciting medium" ... "error"
[20:12] <AcidRain> in the log, it says error message =""
[20:12] <imnichol> I'm trying to figure out how to register the sip: protocol with firefox so that clicking on "sip" links will open up empathy
[20:12] <schnuffle> [deXter]: Isn't there a menu entry that starts with network?
[20:12] <imnichol> Anyone know how to do that?
[20:12] <pfifo> pangolin, all is fine
[20:12] <AcidRain> message	= "no message"
[20:12] <[deXter]> schnuffle, Nope.
[20:13] <AcidRain> BraseroGrowisofs stderr: :-[ MODE SELECT failed with SK=5h/INVALID FIELD IN PARAMETER LIST]: Input/output error
[20:13] <AcidRain> does anyone know how to fix this?
[20:13] <zykotick9> hellyeah: lucidchat appears to be an irc network http://lucidchat.net/ any irc client "should" work
[20:13] <schnuffle> [deXter]: I crashed mine some days ago and I could choose beteen normal boot, recorvery and recovery with network
[20:13] <[deXter]> O.o
[20:13] <[deXter]> schmidtm, 11.10?
[20:13] <schnuffle> [deXter]: Anyway what tells you ifconfig?
[20:14] <[deXter]> schnuffle, Hold on, booting into recovery now.
[20:14] <AcidRain> i need this. like now
[20:14] <[deXter]> schnuffle, Nothing.
[20:14] <[deXter]> I tried "networking start" but that didn't work.
[20:15] <pfifo> AcidRain, are you insistant on using basero? 1sudo apt-get install gnomebaker`
[20:15] <[deXter]> Wait, "service networking start" works, and now ifconfig lists the localhost
[20:15] <[deXter]> err, the loopback interface
[20:15] <[deXter]> now how do I load eth0 :P
[20:17] <schnuffle> [deXter]: Is it configured with networj manager?
[20:17] <[deXter]> schnuffle, Yeah
[20:17] <schnuffle> [deXter]: if it doesn't show up you need to load te apropriate kernel modeule
[20:17] <AcidRain> pfifo: gnomebaker does not burn image files :/
[20:18] <schnuffle> [deXter]: I guess sudo ifconfig eth0 up, will not work
[20:18] <[deXter]> schnuffle, The card is a marvell 88E8036 fast ethernet controller
[20:18] <[deXter]> Know which module to load for that?
[20:18] <pfifo> AcidRain, tools->burn cd image
[20:18] <AcidRain> pfifo: any other ideas
[20:18] <schnuffle> [deXter]: start udev
[20:18] <MadsRC> Does anyone have any experience in fixing ctrl+alt+f1 (and 2,3 and so forth) so that it doesn't show a blank black screen, but shows a terminal?
[20:18] <superdave321> what is the name of the file explorer?
[20:18] <AcidRain> pfifo: ok, but im not sure if this will work. i have done a complete uninstall of brasero.
[20:19] <hellyeah> is there anyone here who use pencil works
[20:19] <[deXter]> schnuffle, Still only the loopback.
[20:19] <pfifo> superdave321, nautilus
[20:19] <AcidRain> pfifo: gnomebaker did the same thing, it ejected the disk before it burned
[20:19] <AcidRain> ...
[20:20] <AcidRain> should i go buy another cd drive?
[20:20] <pfifo> AcidRain, goto the command line and run `wodim /path/to/image.iso`
[20:20] <dlentz> AcidRain, k3b?
[20:22] <ubuntu> hi
[20:22] <schnuffle> [deXter]: isn't there some udev-trigger to start as well.
[20:22] <ubuntu> someone speak polish and can help me with
[20:22] <oCean> !pl | ubuntu
[20:22] <ubuntu> grub?
[20:22] <pfifo> !po | ubuntu
[20:22] <AcidRain> pfifo: wodim: Cannot init drive.
[20:22] <AcidRain> something wrong with the drive im pretty sure
[20:22] <pangolin> AcidRain : this may be a silly question but is this a new CD or a used one and if used is it CD-RW ?
[20:22] <AcidRain> but its brand new
[20:22] <derpella> Hello, where I can find a file with boot options?
[20:22] <pfifo> AcidRain, are you sure your drive is a cd recorder?
[20:22] <arlink> is there an application that lets me run a repository from ubuntu?
[20:22] <AcidRain> its a brand new computer of about 3 days old. it has been burning
[20:23] <AcidRain> just stopped
[20:23] <[deXter]> schmidtm, Hmm, no idea..
[20:23] <zykotick9> derpella: /etc/default/grub has the most common grub2 settings
[20:23] <AcidRain> i have a stack of about 100 cd/dvds that are all blank
[20:23] <pfifo> AcidRain, try again with a fresh CD that one may be damaged
[20:23] <AcidRain> and gnomebaker and brasero both say they are blank
[20:23] <derpella> zykotick9: I need boot options, not GRUB settings
[20:23] <AcidRain> pfifo: this is the 10th cd ive thrown in anger because i thought the same thing, lol
[20:23] <KM0201> AcidRain: if it's a new PC, do you have a 2gig thumb drive free?... if so, just make a bootable usb, problem solved.. deal w/ the cd later
[20:24] <dlentz> AcidRain, what model drive?
[20:24] <pfifo> AcidRain, can you pastebin the output of that last command
[20:24] <AcidRain> pfifo: http://pastebin.com/u2wt5gxv
[20:25] <AcidRain> usb ports on work computers are blocked
[20:25] <Deck`> what program do you use to listen to flac+cue music when flac is a single file ?
[20:25] <pfifo> AcidRain, try `sudo wodim /path/to/image.iso`
[20:26] <AcidRain> pfifo: i tried that the 2nd time, and that was the posted output on pastebin
[20:26] <KM0201> so they block USB ports, and you think it's a good idea to boot an operating system that runs off the CD on that cmputer?   hope you don't like that job much
[20:26] <GASSYPOOTS> seems like todays my last day of ubuntu... :(
[20:26] <AcidRain> KM0201: i am the GM, have to reformat and get system back up
[20:26] <KM0201> GASSYPOOTS: why's that?
[20:26] <KM0201> AcidRain: then why don't you unlock your USB ports?
[20:27] <GASSYPOOTS> my grandma wants windows7 which sucks
[20:27] <AcidRain> =/ i dont know how to do that.
[20:27] <KM0201> GASSYPOOTS: just dual boot
[20:27] <GASSYPOOTS> i cant get the boot menu
[20:27] <KM0201> GASSYPOOTS: why not?
[20:27] <GASSYPOOTS> when it starts up its not there
[20:27] <waxstone> !troll GASSYROOTS
[20:27] <AcidRain> ugh. nvm, i g2g. ill deal with my broken ass dvd/cd drive another day
[20:27] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: do you need ubuntu support ?
[20:27] <GASSYPOOTS> yep
[20:27] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: ok, what do you need help with
[20:28] <pfifo> AcidRain, can you pastebin the output of 'ls -l /dev/cdrom` and 'ls -l /path/to/image.iso'
[20:28] <GASSYPOOTS> setting up a boot menu with 11.10
[20:28] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: ok, what part are you not clear with ?
[20:28] <waxstone> GASSYPOOTS is a confirmed troll from last night
[20:28] <ikonia> waxstone: I'm aware of last night.
[20:28] <GASSYPOOTS> the system does a boot without the menu
[20:28] <waxstone> k
[20:28] <KM0201> waxstone: ah, thanks for the info..  i was gonna try to help him.. :)
[20:28] <derpella> Where is the equivalent of menu.lst?
[20:28] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: what OS is installed on this machine
[20:28] <ikonia> derpella: grub2 works different
[20:28] <Random832> my system doesn't have a boot menu either, so his question could be legitimate - i think people who dual boot just assume that everyone gets the menu
[20:28] <ikonia> !grub2  >der
[20:29] <ikonia> oops
[20:29] <GASSYPOOTS> ubuntu 11.10 and windows 7
[20:29] <ikonia> !grub2  > derpella
[20:29] <GASSYPOOTS> it auto boots ubuntu
[20:29] <KM0201> derpella: grub2 doesn't have menu.lst, grub2 is a lot different
[20:29] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: what boots when you start the machine
[20:29] <GASSYPOOTS> see above
[20:29] <ericus> Random832: press shift and the boot menu will appear...
[20:29] <GASSYPOOTS> tried that
[20:29] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: ok, so if you hold down shift when you boot it should appear
[20:29] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: ok, what happened ?
[20:29] <GASSYPOOTS> it boots like it does without it
[20:30] <derpella> oh.. it doesn't have a one file with all of those?
[20:30] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: ok, in that case boot into ubuntu and alter the "show menu" parameter in grub to force it to show the menu
[20:30] <Random832> anyway, is it even supported to install windows on top of ubuntu? won't windows wipe out grub?
[20:30] <GASSYPOOTS> ? in the ubuntu foldeR
[20:30] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: no, it's not a 5 minute task, but it's quite well documented,
[20:31] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: one moment I'll get you the info
[20:31] <KM0201> Random832: you can do it, but yes it will erase grub, but reinstalling grub will be fairly easy.. the bigger issue, is Windows seems to always want to take the whole drive w/o any input from you (at least in my experience)
[20:32] <pfifo> KM0201, you can specify the size of the partition, windows does support dual booting mutiple windows OS
[20:32] <KM0201> pfifo: i'lll take your word for it, i just remember this issue back in the day w/ XP
[20:33] <KM0201> if that is indeed the case, then all you'll need to do is reinstall grub, which is easy
[20:33] <GASSYPOOTS> bootmgr.exe.mui?
[20:33] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: if you look at the file /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[20:34] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: you should see GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT
[20:34] <imrobert> does anyone know how I can get a Windows recovery disk?
[20:35] <imrobert> so I can switch fully to Ubuntu and set up windows in a virtual box
[20:35] <KM0201> imrobert: did you nuke your recovery partition?
[20:35] <GASSYPOOTS> i dont have the cfg
[20:35] <imrobert> KM0201 what do you mean?
[20:35] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: is this a wubi install
[20:35] <GASSYPOOTS> yep
[20:35] <KM0201> imrobert: nevermind,  i see what you're asking.
[20:35] <ikonia> then I can't help you I'm afraid
[20:36] <GASSYPOOTS> wait a sec
[20:36] <KM0201> imrobert: since you have a legit copy of Windows (i'm assuming anyway)... get the key for it (use magic jelly been key finder)... then go to the internet, and try to find a torrent for the ISO file of your version of windows, use that ISO to install inside vbox, but use your key.
[20:36] <GASSYPOOTS> i got boot.img under boot
[20:36] <KM0201> another wubi victim..
[20:36]  * KM0201 sighs
[20:36] <imrobert> KM0201 thanks
[20:36] <GASSYPOOTS> under
[20:36] <GASSYPOOTS> filesystem/boot/grub
[20:37] <KM0201> imrobert: obviously, you'll be missing any extra software, etc. you have now.
[20:37] <pfifo> KM0201, thats what I said todo but I got yelled at from every angle
[20:37] <pfifo> :(
[20:37] <KM0201> pfifo: i don't know why... i've done that lots of times..
[20:37] <imrobert> KM0201 yeah I'm not worried about that
[20:37] <GASSYPOOTS> wait i have grub.cfg
[20:37] <KM0201> pfifo: it's not like your'e telling him to steal it.. he has a legit key, just has to download an ISO( which is perfectly legal)
[20:38] <ikonia> KM0201: pfifo is there a reason this is being discussed here ?
[20:38] <danielboston26> ##hamradio
[20:38] <pfifo> ikonia, cause i got yelled at and he didnt
[20:38] <ikonia> pfifo: ok - so maybe drop it then (please)
[20:38] <no-name-> how do you make nautilus stop ignoring chars such as '_' when sorting files/directories by name in the file manager?
[20:39] <KM0201> ikonia: i guess i just don't see the issue... i wasn't suggesting he steal windows, he has a legit key
[20:39] <Zaitzev> When I use find in terminal to look for one specific file, how do I write it so I automatically cd to the folder that file is in? (I want to make an alias for it)
[20:39] <GASSYPOOTS>   1
[20:39] <GASSYPOOTS>   2
[20:39] <GASSYPOOTS>   3
[20:39] <GASSYPOOTS>   4
[20:39] <GASSYPOOTS>   5
[20:39] <FloodBot1> GASSYPOOTS: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:39] <GASSYPOOTS>   6
[20:39] <ikonia> KM0201: I don't have an issue with people having a valid key
[20:39] <icedtea> hello, uname -r reports 3.0.0-16-generic, does that mean I'm using kernel 3.0.16
[20:40] <KM0201> ikonia: oh ok, well, thats the thing he had a key, he was asking how to get a disk so he can install inside vbox.
[20:40] <pfifo> icedtea, yes
[20:40] <ikonia> KM0201: the problem is picking up random images from the net doesn't mean it will work with the key, (many CD releases) best to contact microsoft for the correct cd to match his key
[20:40] <KM0201> ikonia: of course..
[20:40] <ssta> no-name-: nautilus sorts according to how LC_COLLATE tells it to.  Try setting LC_COLLATE to POSIX
[20:40] <imrobert> I think I'm going to make the leap now
[20:40] <GASSYPOOTS>  42
[20:40] <GASSYPOOTS>  43
[20:40] <GASSYPOOTS>  44
[20:40] <GASSYPOOTS>  45
[20:40] <FloodBot1> GASSYPOOTS: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:40] <GASSYPOOTS>  46
[20:40] <GASSYPOOTS>  47
[20:40] <KM0201> ...
[20:41] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: stop that
[20:41] <ikonia> GASSYPOOTS: this is your final warning
[20:41] <KM0201> imrobert: how long have you used ubuntu?
[20:46] <elijah> how can I reset sudo so it asks for a password again? basically resetting the sudo timeout?
[20:46] <phpN00b> does Ubuntu support private folder with encryption?
[20:47] <ssta> elijah: -k
[20:47] <pfifo> phpN00b, there are more encryption utilities for ubuntu than you can count with all your fingers and toes
[20:48] <phpN00b> pfifo, but with good integration in nautilus/gnome3?
[20:48] <phpN00b> pfifo, I know there is truecrypt etc  but integration is also important
[20:48] <danielboston26> Elijah you need to reset for password
[20:48] <danielboston26> i think its pwd
[20:48] <danielboston26> no
[20:48] <pfifo> phpN00b, that i dont know, I only trust my data to cli utilities
[20:49] <ssta> danielboston26: no it's not.  sudo -k resets the timeout
[20:49] <ssta> danielboston26: pwd prints the current working directory...an entirely different functionality
[20:49] <danielboston26> ssta ah i misread his uestion
[20:49] <danielboston26> ssta right
[20:49] <danielboston26> i thought he wanted to reset the password
[20:50] <ssta> danielboston26: faie enough...although "pwd" still wouldn't be the way to do that :)
[20:50] <danielboston26> ssta right
[20:50] <danielboston26>  ssta this shows you how often i use the CL
[20:50] <danielboston26> i always end up looking up commands
[20:51] <danielboston26> passwd pwd close enough
[20:51] <danielboston26> lol
[20:53] <hardwired> 'llo
[20:53] <Goober> G00ber
[20:54] <WickedWiccan> question i have a samsung series 7 slate and I wanted to put ubuntu on it but I didn't see anywhere for an onscreen touch keyboard, any ideas how to get one?
[20:55] <hardwired> is there a way to remove all leave packages (i.e. those that are not dependencies) except a predefined list (i.e. those leave packages that I want to keep). FreeBSD has pkg_cutleaves for this, macports has the leaves target.
[20:55] <danielboston26> WickedWiccan not sure if there is one
[20:56] <WickedWiccan> well darn then whats the point of unity then :P i thought it was suppose to be more for "touch" screens
[20:56] <pfifo> WickedWiccan, there has to be one, let me ask google
[20:56] <ssta> WickedWiccan: I think that's where it's aiming...it's not there yet
[20:57] <reesk92> im having problems with flash for some reason when i go to use youtubes webcam upload feature the security window that asks if you wanna alow adobe to use the webcam pops up but freezes not letting you do anything is there anyway for me to remove flash compeatley from the system and reinstall it cause i tryes software center and syaptic and cant find it as being installed
[20:57] <reesk92> although it is installed
[20:57] <WickedWiccan> oh :-( darn I'm using windows 8 now and its nice but I miss my linux enviroment
[20:57] <[deXter]> Oh well. Guess its time to upgrade to 12.04. :)
[20:58] <WickedWiccan> i tried 12.04 still no touch screen keyboard either
[20:58] <pfifo> WickedWiccan, the name of the program is 'onboard'
[20:59] <pfifo> WickedWiccan, I have no idea how your going to start it, but /usr/bin/onboard is available by default since 7.10
[20:59] <WickedWiccan> thanks I am reading this howto guide on it
[21:00] <luser12> Hello all.  Anyone know how I would go about allowing a user to write to /proc/self/oom_adj (2.6.32 kernel)?  I've granted the user CAP_SYS_RESOURCE via /etc/security/capability.h but I still can't reduce the oom_adj score
[21:03] <tanath> can anyone explain this to me? http://pastebin.com/8Rt2sKq6
[21:05] <theadmin> tanath: Try "pkill deadbeef" next time. No idea why, but it seems to work better than "killall", for me at least.
[21:05] <tanath> theadmin, ok, but how could it be that it didn't see it running?
[21:06] <MadsRC> Did VI change in 11.10? The reason I'm asking is because it seems that VI's different on my Ubuntu 10.04 server, thant it is on my laptop 11.10
[21:07] <pfifo> tanath, i use killall -9 deadbeef myself
[21:07] <derpella> Hello... What should I change in menuentry to make the system boot without any wm turning on?
[21:07] <dougl> does starting classic gnome or unity have any effect on compiz effects?
[21:07] <tanath> pfifo, -9 usually isn't necessary... but i don't see how that would change anything in this case
[21:08] <tanath> pfifo, it was clearly running, but killall didn't see it at all
[21:08] <pfifo> tanath, well you eventually kill -9, -9 works with killall too, thats what i meant
[21:08] <tanath> pfifo, ah, yes. i knew that
[21:08] <tanath> pfifo, but kill is easier to type and i was targeting the pid since it seemed to be invisible to killall
[21:09] <pfifo> tanath, im pretty sure killall uses the same mechanism as pidof, I know thats not much help
[21:09] <tanath> has anyone seen this before?
[21:10] <phunyguy> hello folks, on my laptop, the wifi seems to slow to a chug, until i initiate a reconnect, then it works for a while at full speed, then drops to a crawl again (about 1mbit vs full g speed), the internal wifi is using the rtl8192ce module
[21:10] <derpella> I used this instruction: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Creating_the_Custom_Menu and I have file like this: http://pastebin.com/P7W6JLsL What should I write to make the system boot without any window manager?
[21:10] <phunyguy> sorry, meant that for +1
[21:12] <pfifo> derpella, you need to add 'text' to the kernel line in /etc/default/grub... the GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT entry
[21:13] <pfifo> derpella, and then run sudo update-grub
[21:13] <derpella> pfifo: it does nothing
[21:13] <derpella> oh
[21:13] <derpella> :D
[21:13] <derpella> thanks
[21:13] <ena> hello
[21:13] <ena> i have a little problem with wine, can anybody help me ?
[21:13] <ena> (excuse my english please, i am french)
[21:13] <Guest74965> sup
[21:14] <hardwired> haha, french having problem with wine :-)
[21:14] <TeamColtra> Is there a way to just restore ubuntu back to default settings like a fresh install... without doing a new install? Basically: Remove all the programs, re-set all the settings, and make it a fresh clean version of Ubuntu?
[21:14] <waxstone> !fr
[21:14] <Deck`> if i use 9.04 with audacious 2.3 is there a way to update audacious from new ubuntu release?
[21:14] <theadmin> ena: This channel can pretty much only help if you have problems installing wine, see #winehq for actual app support
[21:14] <Wasser> hi people i'm a little desperate here. I'm using lvm. One of my volume groups (that only has one HD) can't mount. If I try to mount it manually it says mount: /dev/mapper/SHARED-srv already mounted or /srv busy. Of course there is nothing in /srv
[21:14] <ena> ok thanks everybody !
[21:14] <ena> hardwired : yes ! but only with "program" wine
[21:15] <hardwired> ena: bien sur :-)
[21:15] <ena> you missed an accent !!
[21:15] <ena> i joke :)
[21:15] <thiebaude> ena, salut,lol
[21:15] <thiebaude> :)
[21:15] <tanath> Deck`, give deadbeef a try
[21:16] <pfifo> !9.04 | Deck`
[21:16] <hardwired> ena: il n'y a pas des accents sur mon keyboard
[21:16] <ena> just for you
[21:16] <ena> ^
[21:17] <ena> copy/past it as much as you want
[21:17] <guntbert> !ot | hardwired
[21:17] <Deck`> pfifo sorry, i was wrong. 10.04 of course
[21:18] <hardwired> guntbert: yeah, whatever.
[21:18] <hardwired> bye.
[21:18] <pfifo> !ppa | Deck` in that case
[21:18] <Deck`> thanks
[21:19] <wilhart> what's wrong when nvidia flickers in my lcd tv second display ?!?!
[21:19] <wilhart> 've have had this problem about 2 years now
[21:20] <Viking667> What program views PDF documents?
[21:20] <pfifo> !info evince | Viking667
[21:20] <wilhart> ?
[21:20] <Viking667> hm. I seem to have a libevdocument and libevview installed that conflict with it
[21:21] <Viking667> Problem is, I've no idea what program USES those installed libraries
[21:21] <keith__> did the linux mint serverchange
[21:21] <techb> I am having trouble installing xchat on ubuntu 9.10
[21:22] <lampe2> hey i got problems with my ati graphicscard is the support for nvidia better?
[21:22] <pfifo> !eol | techb
[21:22] <tanath> Viking667, 'sudo apt-get remove libevdocument libevview' and see what it wants to remove
[21:23] <techb> would it say it couldn't find the package?
[21:23] <pfifo> lampe2, if you 'support yourself' both are pretty easy
[21:23] <ryan__> Hello. Does anybody know if the clock in the top panel automatically adjusts to Daylight Saving Time?
[21:23] <pfifo> ryan__, yes it will
[21:24] <ryan__> pfifo: DST begins at 2am doesn't it?
[21:24] <tanath> Viking667, evince uses them. pdf & misc document viewer
[21:24] <lampe2> pfifo, i got always problems with my ati 5770
[21:24] <pfifo> ryan__, for US easter time it does, i know that
[21:25] <ryan__> pfifo: Thanks!
[21:26] <Bodsda> TeamColtra: no, it shouldn't
[21:26] <pfifo> lampe2, for the first few months I had my nvidia, I had alot of trouble, but after I learned every detail of the software and hardware, it became a simple task to install/setup/configure
[21:26] <luisr> i got a question how can i run ubuntu 11.10 as smooth as possible on acer aspire one windows 7 starter
[21:28] <pfifo> luisr, by using the desktop livecd, its impossible to break, except maybe physically stepping on it
[21:28] <luisr> well im running it already but its a bit laggy
[21:29] <tanath> luisr, just how smooth you looking for? there are very lightweight desktop environments, but you'll lose features as you go more lightweight. icewm is very lightweight, but possibly too much so. i'd suggest xfce
[21:29] <tanath> luisr, you say 'as smooth as possible' but if you really wanted to you could do away with graphics altogether. i doubt that's what you want though
[21:30] <TeamColtra> Bodsda, why "shouldn't" it? It seems kinda silly to have to do a fresh install from CD/USB when it seems like it could be done from the computer itself. :P Smart Phones have "restore to factory default" why can't my OS?
[21:30] <lampe2> pfifo, but it should be easy to install for the every day user ;)
[21:30] <luisr> im running gnome classic and i like it it just lags sometimes when i run the software center
[21:30] <pfifo> luisr, you can use grub2's iso boot feature to boot it from the disk drive, thats a big speed up, if you have 2+GB of ram you can also use the 'toram' option to copy the iso to a ramdisk (this runs extremly fast)
[21:30] <tanath> luisr, try xfce
[21:30] <Bodsda> TeamColtra: see my pm :)
[21:31] <luisr> what is gub2's sorry im a noob
[21:31] <pfifo> lampe2, opening your computer and installing a high end video card is not something an everyday user would normally do
[21:31] <pfifo> !grub | luisr
[21:32] <tanath> luisr, install xfce, then log out and choose xfce as your login session
[21:33] <pfifo> lampe2, one thing I must point out though, is nvidia cards now have the new nouveau driver, and it is installed on ubuntu by default
[21:33] <luisr> would that interfere with windows if i still want to boot it
[21:34] <tanath> luisr, no
[21:34] <pfifo> luisr, your on a livecd, so installing xfce most likely will not work, if you want to try it, get the xubuntu livecd
[21:35] <tanath> well yeah, that's for after you install
[21:35] <tanath> though it actually can work fine on livecd
[21:35] <pfifo> all depends on how much memory you have to spare
[21:36] <Guinness2702> So, I moved my server to my new flat last weekend, all went well.  A couple of days later, my server just died - don't know why, but it did.  It will boot, as far as getting just a flashing cursor on a blank screen.  I can boot an ubuntu CD as far as the menu, but when I select either "run" or "install" it does the same thing with the cursor.  The drive is okay, I plugged it into another box and fsck'd it - all okay.  A
[21:36] <Guinness2702> nybody have any idea what might be happening?
[21:37] <pfifo> Guinness2702, try running memcheck86
[21:38] <Guinness2702> pfifo - oh yeah, forgot to say, I also was able to run memcheck off the disk, and let it do the first couple of passes with no trouble
[21:38] <gridbag> how do I find the package that contains GL/glx.h for compiling?  In the Ubuntu Software Center, no "OpenGL" packages show up.
[21:39] <pfifo> Guinness2702, start removing hardware until it can boot a livecd/usb
[21:39] <pfifo> gridbag, the program 'apt-file' can do that
[21:39] <Guinness2702> pfifo - the only thing removable is memory and cpu, unless you want me to dig out the soldering iron :\
[21:40] <_Brun0_> I installed ubuntu minimal install with alternate CD + i3 tiling window manager.  how can I set x background image?
[21:40] <Guinness2702> pfifo - it's a little mini-ITX system I use as a server - it's practially all in one
[21:40] <pfifo> Guinness2702, can it boot another operating system?
[21:40] <ironfoot495> Hi I'm having trouble install webmin on a ubuntu 10.04 server.
[21:41] <Guinness2702> pfifo, not got any to hand :\
[21:41] <Guinness2702> I guess I could drum up a windoze disk from somewhere....maybe
[21:41] <pfifo> !webmin | ironfoot495
[21:42] <pfifo> Guinness2702, your problem is a tough one to solve, im out of ideas
[21:43] <ironfoot495> is there another option to webmin
[21:43] <Kireji> how can I apt-get to determine if there are packages that need to be updated?  it appears the -u switch is supposed to do this, but it doesn't do what I expect
[21:43] <waxstone> pfif: what is ubuntu's substisute for webmin?
[21:43] <Guinness2702> pfifo - yeah, me too :(  The only think I can think of is that it's a little warm in this new place, and it's a fanless system, but I don't get why it can run memtest or the ubuntu live cd menu, and then not boot :\
[21:43] <Guinness2702> pfifo - if it was fried, i wouldn't expect it to be so selective
[21:44] <pfifo> waxstone, ironfoot495, ubuntu isnt the ideal server OS imo, go with fedora if you want webmin
[21:44] <waxstone> pfifo: isnt fedora still debian?
[21:44] <MaWaLe> pfifo:  i think that the best server may be the Debian one
[21:44] <ironfoot495> pfifo: thanks for the info
[21:44] <pfifo> waxstone, no
[21:44] <ikonia> waxstone: you sould not use webmin on any os
[21:45] <pfifo> waxstone, i have to agree with ikonia there, configure by hand to get best results
[21:45] <MaWaLe> fedora is a community project so for a production server, maybe the RHES will be more advised
[21:45] <waxstone> ikonia: what is the best free option to replace webmin?
[21:45] <ikonia> waxstone: my personal opinion is that you shouldn't be using web based management tools to manage a server.
[21:45] <MaWaLe> fedora is the community edition for Red Hat
[21:45] <ironfoot495> so can you use waxstone with ubuntu?
[21:46] <waxstone> ok
[21:46] <ikonia> you can use tools such as ebox, but the concept of a website to manage your server does not sit well with me
[21:46] <MaWaLe> ikonia:  +1 the best way to administer a server would be the SSH one
[21:46] <ironfoot495> or what is compatible with ubuntu?
[21:47] <luisr> hello does anybody know how to connect to xbox live with ubuntu 11.10
[21:47] <pfifo> MaWaLe, really i go with centos opposed to fedora, but the difference isnt that noticable
[21:47] <iceroot> waxstone: the best replacement for a web-based administration tool is a real unix-admin
[21:48] <ikonia> luisr: what do you mean xbox live - xbox live is a service for the xbox
[21:48] <luisr> like a bridge connection
[21:48] <waxstone> iceroot: yeah I guess you guys are right. Webmin exists for resellers and admin neubs
[21:48] <iceroot> !webmin
[21:48] <ikonia> luisr: what is your end goal
[21:48] <iceroot> waxstone: webmin is evil and may break your system
[21:48] <luisr> to be albe to connect my xbox to xbox live
[21:48] <MaWaLe> pfifo:  i think that the best way to describe the difference is to say that it is like the freeze and volatile package in the debian project
[21:49] <iceroot> !ics | luisr
[21:49] <ikonia> luisr: so you want to use your machine as a proxy
[21:49] <luisr> yes
[21:49] <trism> _Brun0_: you could install feh and use: feh --bg-scale /path/to/image
[21:49] <ikonia> luisr: check out the link iceroot gave you via ubottu
[21:50] <MaWaLe> pfifo:  so the RHES and the CentOS are more mature then Fedora (which i think is a "prototype" ;) )
[21:50] <ironm> hello :) Please allow me one question. I am going to install ubuntu 11.10 (server) on an SSD drive. Is there any recomendation for the appriopriate filesystem?
[21:50] <iceroot> ironm: ext4 (the default)
[21:50] <ikonia> MaWaLe: no
[21:50] <ikonia> MaWaLe: they are nothing linked
[21:50] <ironm> thank you iceroot
[21:50] <ActionParsnip> ironm: SSD in a server? strange. I hope you have a platter based storage for your data
[21:51] <_Brun0_> trism, ty
[21:51] <ActionParsnip> ironm: do you have a platter based drive for data storage too?
[21:51] <ironm> ActionParsnip: it is just for short testing and creating some ubuntu live images. I am not really going to use a server with SSD (in ling term) n
[21:51] <MadsRC> Since when can't you use the arrow keys in VI when in interactive mode?
[21:51] <ironm> in long term ..
[21:52] <ironm> is there ubunut 12.x alpha server image available?
[21:52] <ikonia> ironm: read the topic in #ubuntu+1 channel
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> ironm: ask in #ubuntu+1 for Precise stuff
[21:53] <pfifo> Hi ActionParsnip
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> hi pfifo
[21:53] <ironm> thank you ikonia :)
[21:53] <Guinness2702> pfifo, okay, I got a win95 install disk booting now, so my guess is h/ware is okay
[21:54] <pfifo> Guinness2702, thats strange that it wouldnt atleast bott the ubuntu livecd then
[21:54] <pfifo> Guinness2702, do you have a high end video card by chance?
[21:54] <Guinness2702> pfifo, it will boot as far as the menu, but not the OS
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> Guinness2702: what video chip do you use
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> Guest35143: do you get a black screen when you boot?
[21:55] <Guinness2702> pfifo - quite the opposite, it's a low power mini-itx system - and anyway, it's been working for the last year - just suddenly died
[21:55] <Guinness2702> ActionParsnip, not entirely sure, but nothing hi-spec
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> Guinness2702: does the system have a make and model?
[21:57] <Guinness2702> ActionParsnip, it's an aleutia system
[21:57] <luisr> thanks trying to figure it out
[21:58] <Guinness2702> ActionParsnip, http://aleutia.com/products/all-products/tango-fanless-silent-pc  I believe
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> Guinness2702: try the boot option:   nomodeset
[21:59] <diverdude> How can i see what graphics drivers are currently in use?
[21:59] <Guinness2702> ActionParsnip, it's actually exactly that one, but that is the current equivalent
[21:59] <pfifo> they charge L15.00 to install ubuntu? man im in the wrong business
[21:59] <nick_h> where does upstart keep track of PIDs?
[22:00] <pfifo> diverdude, lsmod should show all loaded graphics drivers
[22:00] <Guinness2702> ActionParsnip, k - just out of interest, do you know how I can get to boot options from a standard ubuntu install?  (I could try the CD instead)
[22:00] <Guinness2702> ActionParsnip, hmm, interesting - the win95 has got as far as "setup is starting windows" and hanging
[22:00] <diverdude> pfifo: that just show some list of modules
[22:01] <pfifo> Guinness2702, hold shift while booting, then press 'e' at the grub menu
[22:01] <Guinness2702> ActionParsnip, could it be that the gfx card is fried in GUI modes
[22:01] <Guinness2702> pfifo, k, thx, I'll try it
[22:01] <pfifo> diverdude, yes, and the module for your graphics chip should be listed in those modules
[22:02] <diverdude> pfifo: under the modulename: video?
[22:02] <amazingrando> installing from alt or minimal my nics work until the installer downloads the initial files, then it turns off the nic so i can't continue installing
[22:03] <amazingrando> tried noapci option, but didn't help
[22:03] <amazingrando> ideas?
[22:03] <amazingrando> installing from live CD works fine
[22:03] <amazingrando> but I'm trying to install on a 4gb flash drive
[22:03] <pfifo> amazingrando, bring them back up manually?
[22:03] <diverdude> pfifo: your method is not working. no drivers are listed
[22:04] <Guinness2702> ActionParsnip, do I need nomodeset on a line of its own, or as a parameter to one of the other lines?
[22:04] <amazingrando> i tried that - going to another console.  but it tells me there's no ifup and stuff
[22:04] <pfifo> Guinness2702, on the line starting with 'linux'
[22:04] <Guinness2702> pfifo, k, that's where i went wrong :)
[22:04] <droptone> I have a question. I have full disk encryption with LUKS installed on my Ubuntu 11.10 machine. Evidently, yesterday, while performing the automatic update with the update manager in unity, it upgraded my kernel, and when I boot off the new kernel, it can't load my LUKS encrypted drive, and I get this default innitramfs shell. I'm forced to load the old kernel via grub.
[22:04] <Guido1> Hello, I have some probl;ems with a windows computer but i found a way to path this problem by another computer. sadly i don't find a way to pas this problem with linux
[22:05] <droptone> The new kernel is 3.0.0-16-generic, and the old one, which loads fine, is 3.0.0-12 generic.
[22:05] <pfifo> amazingrando, there are 2 program that are commonly used to setup network, 'ip' and 'ifconfig' you should have one or both
[22:05] <diverdude> pfifo: fyi: jockey-text -l is the correct command
[22:06] <amazingrando> let me start and get to that point and then i'll tell you what it says
[22:06] <Guido1> does anyone know something about setting a domain and adding a network printer - not automaticaly found by ubuntu?
[22:06] <Guinness2702> pfifo, okay, I also took out quiet - it got as far as "new low speed USB device using uhci_hcd"
[22:07] <pfifo> droptone, you need to rebuild your initramfs with the new kernel running
[22:07] <Viking667> sigh.
[22:07] <Guinness2702> pfifo, I'm thinking something to do with gfx mode though, as win95 install booted until it tried to start win (presumably GUI mode, previously was the text intro)
[22:07] <pfifo> droptone, and the drive mounted of course
[22:08] <savva_> 123
[22:08] <droptone> pfifo: how do I go about doing that? When I boot from the new kernel, it won't let me mount the drive, I don't get the prompt to enter the password to mount the volume.
[22:08] <droptone> I appreciate the help.
[22:08] <pfifo> droptone, manually setup thee drive from the initramfs
[22:08] <droptone> and is this something that is standard, somthing I would have to do every time I perform a kernel upgrade with a LUKS-encrypted drive?
[22:09] <pfifo> droptone, initramfs is custom made for the kernel, so yes
[22:09] <luisr> guys i got this dchp failed when i log off how do i fix it
[22:09] <Guido1> I have some probl;ems with a windows computer but i found a way to path this problem by another computer. sadly i don't find a way to pas this problem with linux. does anyone know something about setting a domain and adding a network printer - not automaticaly found by ubuntu?
[22:10] <droptone> gotcha. So currently, I'm booted into the old 3.0.0-12-generic kernel, since I can't boot into the new one, except into an initramfs shell.
[22:10] <pfifo> droptone, are you at a different computer than the one your working on?
[22:11] <droptone> Should I boot into that shell?
[22:11] <droptone> pfifo: no, I'm on this computer.
[22:11] <droptone> I can get on another one if needed.
[22:11] <droptone> Here, I'm migrating to another computer now. 10 seconds.
[22:11] <droptone> thank you again for the assistance.
[22:12] <ironm> one question more: can I use a 256GB SSD as follows: 1-st partition (120GB) for 11.10 and the 2-nd partition (120GB) for 12.04? The rest (16GB) as shared swap area? .. the system has already 16GB RAM and shouldn't swap (at least I hope so ;)
[22:12] <luisr> im getting this chcp fail when i shut down laptop how can i fix it or remove it
[22:12] <Bodsda> ironm: sure
[22:12] <BluesKaj> ironm,  no swap needed there
[22:12] <luisr> dhcp sorry
[22:12] <humancomp> ironm you can use it i bought i hybrid ssd disk and i used
[22:13] <ironm> thank you Bodsda BluesKaj  and humancomp
[22:13] <droptone> pfifo: On a different machine now. What is the recommended procedure?
[22:13] <pfifo> droptone, I take it that you root is encrypted, otherwise booting would still work
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> ironm: I wouldn't put swap on an SSD
[22:13] <droptone> pfifo: that's right, / and swap are in two LVM volumes, both of which are in the encrypted container.
[22:14] <droptone> I don't have any other volumes or partitions, like /boot, just / and swap.
[22:14] <droptone> and they're all within the LUKS-encrypted volume.
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> ironm: If you are using it as a server, I'd install a platter based drive to store the user data, databases, mailserver database etc and have /var and swap on that
[22:14] <pfifo> droptone, boot your computer with the new kernel, you should get the initramfs prompt
[22:14] <ActionParsnip> ironm: and obviously put the browser webcache in tempfs :)
[22:15] <BlueWolf> And when I copy a 1.2GB movie from my hard disk to my flash it starts off at 29Mbps copy rate and then rapidly drops to 918Kbps. When I copy from hard disk to hard disk is copys at about 30Mbps, why is their rhis problem?
[22:15] <ironm> ActionParsnip: I have to see how I can do it ... (put all the variable stuff in tmpfs)
[22:15] <droptone> pfifo: doing that now
[22:15] <pfifo> BlueWolf, the cache can fill quickly, but the actual write to the disk is slow
[22:16] <humancomp> BlueWolf: First part is write cache of usb system and so fast.. second is your usb real speed
[22:16] <BlueWolf> pfifo: What the solution?
[22:16] <pfifo> BlueWolf, there isnt one, aside from getting faster/better hardware
[22:17] <droptone> pfifo: I'm at the initramfs prompt.
[22:17] <BlueWolf> humancomp: Sorry could you explain in a simpler form ? :D
[22:17] <humancomp> Bluewolf, pfifo is right
[22:17] <luisr> i get ip address error when trying to connect to xbox live using lap top as internet source please help
[22:18] <pfifo> droptone, once your there, you need to issue a command similiar to this `cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sdXY mapdevice` where XY is your partition and mapdevice is the name you use in /dev/mapper/
[22:19] <ironm> ActionParsnip: do you use such configuration already? ... [23:14:17] <ActionParsnip> ironm: If you are using it as a server, I'd install a platter based drive to store the user data, databases, mailserver database etc and have /var and swap on that
[22:19] <droptone> ok, and if I don't have the XY partiton the mapdevice info, should I reboot into the old kernel and get that information?
[22:19] <humancomp> BlueWolf: System filling write cache quickly and waiting transfer process for this filled cache to your usb driver..
[22:19] <BlueWolf> pfifo: humancomp: I have a good machine capable of copying fast. Core i3 2.95Ghz processor, 2Gb Ram DDR3. 240GT Nividia graphic card
[22:19] <BlueWolf> Right?
[22:20] <pfifo> droptone, yeah, if you dont know it, reboot and take a note of the info in /etc/crypttab
[22:20] <Bodsda> BlueWolf: Those things wont effect usb write speed
[22:20] <humancomp> Bluewolf: when you transfer smaller file to usb like 20 mb you can see usb drive blinking after closing copy dialog.. because its still writing 900Kbps.
[22:20] <droptone> pfifo: don't that now, thank you.
[22:21] <pfifo> droptone, maybe just pastebin /etc/crypttab so i can fill in the command for you
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> ironm: that's how i'd set it up if I was setting up a sever using SSD for sure. I have a server but its al on a playyer based drive presently
[22:22] <luisr> i get dhcp failed when i shut down laptop how can  i fix this
[22:22] <humancomp> droptone: if you want to work with different version of kernel. you have spare your hard disk manually like /boot /home  and /
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: how would the video hardware impact the copying process?
[22:22] <ironm> thank you for your kind hints ActionParsnip :)
[22:22] <Guinness2702> Hey guys, so I'm getting further - It now gets as far as about 1.7 seconds into kernel/boot before hanging.  Is there any way I can stop it from trying to do anything to the video mode/setting?
[22:23] <humancomp> ActionParsnip: you can watch soo fast :D
[22:23] <BlueWolf> humancomp: Ok I am getting a bit confused, Why is the usb coping speed slow and what is the reason for it being slow. Is it ubuntu. Because my ubuntu eats up my processor and ram. My ram does about 40% use.
[22:24] <humancomp> all datas not transfering usb drive directly.
[22:24] <droptone> humancomp: I do have /boot in a separate, unencrypted partition, sorry.
[22:24] <droptone> sorry for confusion that is.
[22:24] <droptone> but / and swap are in LVM volumes within a luks encrypted container.
[22:24] <Guido1> I have some problems with a windows computer but i found a way to path this problem by another computer. sadly i don't find a way to pas this problem with LINUX. does anyone know something about setting a domain and adding a network printer - not automaticaly found by UBUNTU 10.04?
[22:25] <droptone> pfifo: generating a pastebin link, one sec.
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> humancomp: heheh
[22:25] <darthness>  dear users, can anyone help me with the no wubidr problem?
[22:25] <BlueWolf> 	
[22:25] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: You never know a miracle can happen. I always name those three. even if they don't do much, :D
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: do you have latest BIOS?
[22:26] <darthness> just installed ubuntu, using the default bootloader, and it loads. but only after a long while
[22:26] <darthness> tryed editing grub.cfg, didnt work
[22:27] <luisr> hello im getting dhcp fail when i shut down my laptop how can i fix this
[22:27] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: I don't think so as I am using 10.04. Can it still get the new BIOS, how would I check?
[22:28] <luisr> anybody help
[22:29] <humancomp> luisr: what is your dhcp server? Linux or Windows or a modem ?
[22:29] <luisr> im a noob to all this im on ubuntu 11.10
[22:30] <waxstone> darthness, try update-grub
[22:30] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: This copy rate is ridiculous, it normaly goes at 10Mbps minimum and now it's going at 625Kbps what wrong with this silly computer!!! ? :D
[22:30] <darthness> thnx waxstone
[22:31] <pfifo> droptone, ok once your at the initramfs, `cryptsetup luksOpen /dev/sda5 sda5_crypt` then you press ctrl-d to exit the initramfs shell and hopefully it will boot
[22:31]  * pfifo crosses fingers
[22:31] <humancomp> BlueWolf: ok i tried to explain HDD => 30 Mbps =>RAM => 625Kbps => USB Drive.
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: manufacturers site will have the bios, you may need a windows OS to install it
[22:31] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: try switching the USB to legacy mode
[22:32] <droptone> ok, trying that now, will let you know shortly.
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: does the system have a make and model?
[22:32] <gnarlin> Hello. I'm having problems with mplayer and libcdio_paranoia.so.0. Could someone help me?
[22:32] <pfifo> ActionParsnip, I have make but "model: command not found"
[22:33] <BlueWolf> 	
[22:33] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: Flash or computer? :D
[22:33] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: Where would I check?
[22:33] <Whiskey> anyone good on bash scripting
[22:33] <pfifo> Whiskey, the guys in #bash
[22:33] <Whiskey> them won´t help
[22:34] <Whiskey> allrdy try
[22:34] <pfifo> Whiskey, #friendly-coders
[22:34] <gnarlin> I'm running ubuntu 12.04 beta. When I run mplayer it complains that:  mplayer: error while loading shared libraries: libcdio_paranoia.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory. Could someone help?
[22:34] <pfifo> !12.04 | gnarlin
[22:34] <droptone> pfifo: that totaly did it, thank you greatly.
[22:34] <pfifo> droptone, wait
[22:34] <pfifo> droptone, were not done
[22:34] <gnarlin> ok, thx
[22:35] <droptone> no problem, what next?
[22:35] <Kireji> how can I apt-get to determine if there are packages that need to be updated?  it appears the -u switch is supposed to do this, but it doesn't do what I expect
[22:35] <BlueWolf> 	
[22:35] <BlueWolf> humancomp: Got it. :D
[22:35] <Kireji> or any command line program to tell me how many packages apt things I need to upgrade
[22:35] <ken>  I was wondering if someone could help me with this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/878148/
[22:35] <Whiskey> http://codepad.org/KI9jochP <--- anyone knows how to avoid those two loops to accept return?
[22:35] <pfifo> droptone, you need to run `sudo update-initramfs` to build a custom initramfs, then it should work when you reboot
[22:36] <droptone> pfifo: just run that command by itself? no parameters?
[22:36] <pfifo> droptone, thats right, build a new one from scratch
[22:37] <pfifo> droptone, `sudo update-initramfs -c`
[22:37] <droptone> when I run sudo update-initramfs, it says usage: /usr/sbin/update-initramfs [OPTION], and gives me a list of paremeters.
[22:37] <droptone> ahh, ok
[22:37] <droptone> trying that now.
[22:37] <BlueWolf> humancomp: It's just, why is it copying so slow now. Before it was doing it at 10Mbps or more onto my flash. So what's the problem?
[22:37] <culpn8r> whenever i download files from the internet using firefox, they do not show up on my desktop, but when i do an ls from the terminal i see them
[22:37] <droptone> ok, it says "create mode requires a version argument"
[22:38] <droptone> when I use -c.
[22:38] <ericus> Why does hdparm only show ~470MB/s now, and some weeks ago ~520MB/s with my SSD?
[22:38] <pfifo> droptone, try `sudo mkinitramfs` instead
[22:38] <droptone> ok
[22:38] <ericus> and the access times has increased from 2ms > 3ms
[22:38] <ken>  I was wondering if someone could help me with this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/878148/
[22:38] <droptone> it says it requires a paremeter too
[22:39] <droptone> requiring "outfile" with -o.
[22:39] <culpn8r> why are my downloaded files hidden? (but i can see them from the terminal)
[22:39] <muelli> culpn8r: do "nautilus ." in the terminal then to get a file manager in that directory
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> culpn8r: are they in hidden folders?
[22:39] <waxstone> culpn8r, do the files begin with a .?
[22:39] <muelli> culpn8r: you can do "pwd" to get your current working directory as well.
[22:40] <culpn8r> if i hit ctrl-h in the file manager i cant see them either
[22:40] <culpn8r> the only time i can see them is when i type ls in the terminal
[22:40] <gvo> Ken apt-get install debian-archive-keyring
[22:40] <pfifo> droptone, what is the output of uname -r
[22:40] <gvo> apt-get update
[22:40] <droptone> 3.0.0-16-generic
[22:40] <BlueWolf> humancomp: ?
[22:40] <culpn8r> waxstone, no they do not. its just a jpg
[22:40] <ken> gvo: ok
[22:40] <gvo> Ken or whatever keyring for your distro.
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> ericus: if you boot to the older kernel, is it ok?
[22:41] <BlueWolf> 	
[22:41] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: why is it copying so slow now. Before it was doing it at 10Mbps or more onto my flash. So what do you think can be the problem other than me?
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: is the device healthy?
[22:41] <pfifo> droptone, run `sudo dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-3.0.0-16-generic` that should trigger a rebuild of the initramfs, watch the output to make certian of this
[22:41] <ericus> ActionParsnip: I've not tried that
[22:41] <ActionParsnip> ericus: what have you tried?
[22:42] <culpn8r> like i literally download an image off the internet and save it to the desktop, but it never pops up with an icon. i can see it there if i browse via terminal but not gnome
[22:42] <droptone> pfifo: trying that now.
[22:42] <gvo> Ken or perhaps sudo apt-key update
[22:42] <ken> gvo: I'm using kubuntu
[22:42] <gvo>  sudo apt-get update  might work better for Ubuntu
[22:42] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: Ya normal as it's always been.
[22:42] <ericus> Not anything at all ActionParsnip
[22:42] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: what file system does it use?
[22:42] <humancomp> Bluewolf: Its can be related with your Windows Compatibility on USB drive
[22:43] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: what do you mean by file system?
[22:43] <ken> pvo: the issue is more that I am seeing unsigned packages including the linux generic update and not sure why
[22:43] <gvo> ken so that didn't work?
[22:43] <BlueWolf> 	
[22:43] <BlueWolf> humancomp: Which means?
[22:43] <droptone> I got crypsetup: WARNING: target sda5_crypt uses a key file, skipped, a few times at various places during the reconfigure. Other than that, it looked good.
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: what file system does the USB storage use? NTFS? Ext2? etc
[22:44] <droptone> and it said it ran update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-3.0.0-16-generic
[22:44] <droptone> so that appeared successful. Should I reboot and give it a whirl?
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> ericus: try the older kernel, if its ok there then you have a regression bug
[22:44] <culpn8r> anyone?
[22:44] <pfifo> droptone, yeah, reboot and see if it worked
[22:44] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: I formated it to use NTFS. Then I have just formated it again to use FAT.
[22:44] <gvo> ken search the net for that error message if you that doesn't work.  I'm going to dinner.
[22:45] <ActionParsnip> BlueWolf: is it faster with FAT?
[22:45] <humancomp> can you send me your lsusb output for this device
[22:45] <ericus> ActionParsnip: OK, I will try that tomorrow. Thank you, and good night
[22:45] <Guido1> I have some problems with a windows computer but i found a way to path this problem by another computer. sadly i don't find a way to pas this problem with LINUX. does anyone know something about setting a domain and adding a network printer - not automaticaly found by UBUNTU 10.04?
[22:45] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: No, come to think of it, it might be because its FAT and not NTFS?
[22:47] <droptone> pfifo: Didn't work, it dropped to an initramfs shell again.
[22:47] <dustinconlon> hello?
[22:47] <dustinconlon> hello? anyone there?
[22:48] <thepolyol> hi
[22:48] <lodiablo> hello
[22:48] <BlueWolf> ActionParsnip: Should I format it back to NTFS?
[22:48] <droptone> It says, right before the shell: "Gave up waiting for root device. Common problems: Boot args (cat /proc/cmdline), Check rootdelay=(did the system wait long enough?), and chck root= (did the system wait for the right device?) and Missing modules (cat /proc/modues; ls /dev)
[22:48] <dustinconlon> hi
[22:48] <pfifo> droptone, it appears you have it setup to use a keyfile and a passphrase, if you remove the keyfile, regenerate the initramfs, and then set the keyfile back up it may work
[22:48] <dustinconlon> could anyone help me?
[22:48] <BlueWolf> dustinconlon: Ask your question and if someone knows they will answer
[22:49] <BlueWolf> dustinconlon: Be patient :D
[22:49] <culpn8r> when i download files onto the desktop i cannot see them
[22:49] <droptone> I do, hmm. Well I just used the LUKS installer on the Ubuntu 11.10 alternate installer disk. How would I go about removing the keyfile?
[22:50] <pfifo> droptone, thge manual says luksRemoveKey <device> [<key file>]
[22:50] <droptone> is this process dangerous?
[22:51] <Rickardo1> Can I install ubuntu-11.10-server-amd64.iso.torrent on an computer with intel i3 cpu ?
[22:51] <pfifo> droptone, you need to know the correct slot to kill
[22:51] <droptone> and I haven't the slightest where the keyfile is located, when I configured it during the ubuntu alternate installer process, all it asked me for was password.
[22:51] <dustinconlon> I have an iMac 27", 2009 model, and I put an iso onto a cd, I have rEFIT installed, and when I try to boot off of the cd, I get a console type cursor, and then a purple screen with a picture of a keyboard and person at the bottom, then it goes back to the console cursor, and then a pure black screen
[22:51] <pfifo> droptone, when you enter the passphrase it will say 'key slot #X unlocked' DO NOT remove that slot
[22:51] <droptone> ok
[22:53] <pfifo> droptone, otherwise, i think the syntax is `cryptsetup luksRemoveKey /dev/sda5 X` where X is the slot you want to kill
[22:54] <culpn8r> can someone please help me haha
[22:55] <pfifo> droptone, use `cryptsetup luksDump /dev/sda5` to get a list of keyslots in use
[22:55] <Guido1> Hello, I have some problems with a windows computer but i found a way to path this problem by another computer. sadly i don't find a way to pas this problem with LINUX. does anyone know something about setting a domain and adding a network printer - not automaticaly found by UBUNTU 10.04? i found that i have to enter a pasword by setting up a domain, but if i set it up with windows i'm not asked for a pasword.
[22:55] <dustinconlon> 	dustinconlon	I have an iMac 27", 2009 model, and I put an iso onto a cd, I have rEFIT installed, and when I try to boot off of the cd, I get a console type cursor, and then a purple screen with a picture of a keyboard and person at the bottom, then it goes back to the console cursor, and then a pure black screen
[22:55] <lodiablo> Rickardo1, Yes you can, it just a naming convention
[22:56] <lodiablo> it will work on all x64 cpu's
[22:56] <ActionParsnip> dustinconlon: wht gpu does the system have?
[22:57] <qtbchin> I know this is an ubuntu channel, but i am certain that someone here will be able to give me some insight on my irrelevant issue. My IIS ftp site loads as a blank page not displaying any of the files... any idea how to fix this?
[22:57] <dustinconlon> could you put that in english for me :)
[22:57] <droptone> I'm having trouble determining which key to remove. I guess, if nothing else, I could just continue launching that cryptsetup command from the initramfs shell, no?
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> dustinconlon: the video card?
[22:57] <droptone> would that break anything? It's a bit convoluted, but hell, I really don't want to fry my HD right now.
[22:57] <dustinconlon> ATI Radeon... um let me check
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> Guido1: in the cog menu in the top right, you can add printers there
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> dustinconlon: good enough
[22:57] <droptone> and generating the initramfs boot image is obviously broken.
[22:58] <ActionParsnip> dustinconlon: add the boot option: nomodeset    it may help
[22:58] <dustinconlon> how do i do that?
[22:58] <dustinconlon> where at least
[22:58] <Zaitzev> hrmf, gnome-look.org is in trouble..and here I was hoping to figure out how to do the whole theme-thing..
[22:58] <dustinconlon> I dont know how to change the boot parameters for it
[22:59] <meerkats> im looking for a wine irc...
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> !nomodeset | dustinconlon
[22:59] <pfifo> droptone, ok I just tested it on mine, you want to `cryptsetup luksDump /dev/sda5` to find what slots are in use, and then `cryptsetup luksKillSlot /dev/sda5 X` the slots that are not your main passphrase
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> meerkats: #winehq
[23:00] <Guido1> ActionParsnip: do you mean the place with find network printer, samba etc?
[23:00] <pfifo> droptone, you should know which key slot you passphrase unlocked, it will say
[23:00] <dustinconlon> when I get the keyboard and person screen and I try to press a button, nothing happens at all
[23:01] <Guido1> ActionParsnip: i already tryed that. perhaps i'm doing something wrong
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> Guido1: select to add a printer, then select the windows printer option
[23:02] <syddraf> Does anyone know of a utility that will make a directory structure appear flattened? Ex: I have a directory tree under /opt/stuff, when i view it through this utility or file system, it will show the files as if they are in one directory. I know it's an odd request, but I have a particular use for it.
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> dustinconlon: press SPACE afaik, or try F6
[23:03] <dustinconlon> okay, if that doesn't work, could it be a problem with my keyboard?
[23:03] <dustinconlon> its a normal wired keyboard
[23:03] <pfifo> droptone, i will brb, once you get down to just the single key, rebuild the initramfs like before, see if it still gives that warnning
[23:03] <Guido1> ActionParsnip: you mean printer --> ad printer --> network --> windows ... Samba?
[23:04] <recorder446> @syddraf: on shell or GUI?
[23:04] <syddraf> recorder446: Preferably shell.
[23:05] <droptone> pfifo: will do
[23:05] <Guido1> ActionParsnip: that is one of the things i already tryed
[23:05] <recorder446> @syddraf: use "ls -laR"
[23:07] <ironm> hello. anyone around using live-builder 3.x on ubuntu? Where can I find newer live-build packages for ubuntu 11.10 than 3.0~a24-1ubuntu17 ? ... Thank you in advance for any hints ;)
[23:07] <dustinconlon> ActionParsnip, it still should work, even if its not the default mac keyboard?
[23:07] <syddraf> recorder446: I'm looking more for something that would operate like a file system. ie: "mount" /opt/stuff to /opt/flat and when I browse to /opt/flat it shows the files as if in one directory. At this point in just considering trying to write a fuse fs for it.
[23:08] <jrib> syddraf: umm, find?  What is your particular use?
[23:08] <droptone> pfifo: Accroding to luksDump, only key slot 0 is enabled. 1-7 are all DISABLED.
[23:08] <terminal> Hola a tod@s
[23:09] <ActionParsnip> dustinconlon: not sure, i don't buy apple rubbish
[23:09] <recorder446> @ syddraf: I still don't understand what you want to achieve...
[23:09] <burppp> hey guys, quick question - Im trying to get LUKS encryption working on my new netbook. The "normal" ubuntu 11.10 installer detects my wifi card just fine, whereas the alternative installer does not seem to let me connect via wifi/wired. Any ideas? Are the same driver sets used for both vanilla/alternative installer ISOs?
[23:09] <pfifo> droptone, well, in that case the initramfs isnt operating properly
[23:09] <droptone> ok
[23:10] <terminal> alguien habla español y  conoce algo sobre  weechat?gracias  :)
[23:10] <waxstone> !en | terminal
[23:10] <pfifo> droptone, are you still in the initramfs or did you boot up?
[23:10] <droptone> so any other suggestions? Just manually launch cryptsetup from the initramfs shell?
[23:10] <waxstone> !es
[23:10] <droptone> pfifo: I'm booted up. Should I only do this from the initramfs shell?
[23:10] <terminal> thank´s ;)
[23:11] <syddraf> I have several programs I use that rely on things to be in the same directory. I have these files organized in subdirectories for other reasons, so some utility to trick a program (through a fs, for example) to think they are in a single directory would be useful. It's so off-the-wall that I really don't expect anything to already be out there, but I figured that I'd ask anyway. Thanks for your help.
[23:11] <jrib> syddraf: what programs?
[23:11] <droptone> pfifo: By "do this", I'm referring to the luksDump command. And thank you again for your assistance.
[23:12] <pfifo> droptone, no you need to be booted to the target kernel, try this command `update-initramfs -c -k all`
[23:13] <recorder446> @syddraf: a simple "ln -s " don't do the job? (or do you look for some auto mechanism?)
[23:13] <droptone> ok, trying now.
[23:13] <bluekb> c
[23:14] <DinoMuffin> does anyone know a better way to find if an instance of a program is running?
[23:15] <DinoMuffin> right now I'm doing "ps aux | grep "Thunar" | wc -l" to see if a Thunar instances is running
[23:15] <SunTsu> DinoMuffin: pgrep
[23:15] <recorder446> @syddraf: I guess I've just
[23:15] <droptone> ok, seems to work good, only the same "cryptsetup: WARNING: target sda5_crypt uses a key file, skipped", oh and then I get a ton of errors FATAL: Could not load /lib/modules/3.0.0-16/modules.dep: No such file or directory"
[23:15] <DinoMuffin> SunTsu: thanks, works great
[23:16] <droptone> so that's not good.
[23:16] <AmberJ> Hello, I'm recording a screencast for my friend and will like to bring attention of my friend to a particular part of screen in recorded video on desktop...
[23:16] <syddraf> recorder446: Symlink isn't quite what I need, since it wouldn't make the directory structure appear flattened.
[23:16] <itaylor57> ironm, look at this ppa https://launchpad.net/~jason-heeris/+archive/live-build
[23:16] <AmberJ> I'll like to hilight a small circle on screen with yellow/orange torch light style hilighter
[23:16] <RingZer0> is this the right place for an rsync question?
[23:16] <droptone> but I think the kernel should be 3.0.0-16-generic, not just 3.0.0-16, I think that's a mistake on my part from earlier when the guys in #lvm were having me manually generate initramfs segments, and I left off the generic.
[23:17] <pfifo> droptone, no, its not. your definatly not using a keyfile, this has to be a bug
[23:17] <droptone> ok
[23:17] <AmberJ> The hilighter circle should follow my mouse pointer...
[23:17] <DinoMuffin> RingZer0: what's the problem?
[23:17] <ironm> thank you very much itaylor57 :)
[23:17] <pfifo> droptone, and yes it should have the -generic
[23:17] <Pickleface> hi
[23:17] <itaylor57> ironm, np
[23:17] <Pickleface> so I can only login to the guest account the main one like does not load properly ?
[23:17] <RingZer0> DinoMuffin: I am just preparing to sync over a "final sync" before changing my name servers.  I want to make sure I am not going to overwrite all my modified config files like wp-config.php
[23:18] <pfifo> droptone, no you need to be booted to the target kernel, try this command `update-initramfs -c -k 3.0.0-16-generic`
[23:18] <droptone> ok
[23:18] <pfifo> erm, disregart the first part of that, i copy pasted too much
[23:18] <RingZer0> DinoMuffin: so if A is old server and B is new server.  I was thinking rsync -avz /sites/mysite/* 12.34.56.78:/var/www/vhost/mysite/
[23:19] <droptone> I am booted to the target kernel, I'll give it a shot.
[23:19] <RingZer0> just want to make sure I am not overwriting all my changes
[23:19] <RingZer0> should I touch the files on the new server (aka B, aka 12.34.56.78?)
[23:19] <DinoMuffin> RingZer0: ah, I'm not the one to ask. my knowledge of rsync is pretty basic
[23:19] <pfifo> droptone, did the guys in lvm have you mess with /etc/crypttab at all?
[23:19] <RingZer0> me too :)
[23:20] <AmberJ> Anyone?
[23:20] <droptone> pfifo: No, they didn't. We didn't get very far before they decided it was an ubuntu issue and sent me here. And as far as that update-initramfs command you just told me to run, I got no output at all except for "cryptset: WARNING: target sda5_crypt uses a key file, skipped"
[23:20] <AmberJ> How can I hilight parts of my screen while recording screencast of my desktop?
[23:20] <droptone> I never touched my /etc/crypttab file except to cut and paste the contents of it to pastebin for you.
[23:21] <droptone> or copy/paste I should say.
[23:21] <ActionParsnip> AmberJ: compiz has a plugin for that
[23:22] <AmberJ> ActionParsnip: What if I don't want to install/use compiz for this? Isn't there a standalone tool?
[23:22] <pfifo> droptone, I dont see how it thinks your using a keyfile, im going to look on launchpad for a bug report of this
[23:24] <amazingrando> can you do a non-graphical install from the live cd?
[23:25] <droptone> pfifo: thank you, again, greatly apprecaited
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> amazingrando: you could install the OS then add the boot option:  text     and you will boot to CLI only
[23:25] <ActionParsnip> amazingrando: the other apps will be installed, just not used
[23:25] <amazingrando> ok, thanks
[23:26] <A-Lusion> What does the heirachy of computer 1337's look like right now?
[23:26] <recorder446> @ amazingrando: no, you can't, but there's an so called "Alternate CD" for download
[23:27] <dustinconlon> hello
[23:27] <dustinconlon> who helped me last time?
[23:27] <recorder446> dustincolon: I'm not  :-)
[23:27] <dustinconlon> it was... um
[23:28] <recorder446> dustincolon: what's the problem?
[23:28] <dustinconlon> hi recorder446
[23:28] <dustinconlon> im having a problem booting off of my LiveCD
[23:29] <recorder446> @dustincolon: What kinda problem?
[23:29] <pfifo> droptone, ahh, i think i got it change your crypttab to this 'sda5_crypt UUID=54c89adf-d784-4014-868c-f713f0e7a954 none luks'
[23:29] <dustinconlon> Everytime  I try to boot it up, I get a console cursor, then it goes to the Purple screen that says to press any button to pull up boot options, but then it goes back to the console cursor, then to a black screen, then just sits there FOREVER!
[23:30] <kingofswords> please someone tell me how to uninstall flash then reinstall it
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> AmberJ: all I get is compiz how-tos. Maybe its a feature in a screen recording app
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: if you can pastebin the output of:  lsb_release -a; uname -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash\gnash|swf|spark'      I can advise
[23:31] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: change the \ for a |
[23:31] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip, ok thx
[23:32] <dustinconlon> recorder446?
[23:32] <setherith> exit
[23:33] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/cjmPydpE
[23:33] <recorder446> @dustincolon: What version of Live-CD do you use? / Have you checked the CD - Image (md5) and what hardware do you use?
[23:33] <|PiP|`> how can I boot into ubuntu recovery console? when my computer starts, i dont see the grub options
[23:34] <StepNjump> Hi guys, can someone hack me on windows live? Is it safe?
[23:34] <recorder446> @pip: what do you see on boot?
[23:34] <|PiP|`> nothing, just a purple screen
[23:35] <|PiP|`> ubuntu 11.10
[23:35] <|PiP|`> i accidentally removed my user accoutn from sudoers
[23:35] <escott> |PiP|`, you have to hit some key when grub loads, maybe F1 not sure which
[23:35] <pfifo> StepNjump, this is ubuntu support only, you should ask in ##windows
[23:35] <dustinconlon> sorry recorder446, Im using an iMac 27" 2009 Edition, and I've double checked the MD5
[23:35] <pfifo> |PiP|`, you need to hold shift while your booting
[23:36] <niklasfi> hey, i want to cut a video file using ffmpeg. The internet is full of tutorials like this http://ubuntuhowtos.com/howtos/cut_part_of_avi_video (using the -ss and -t options) however, when i try to copy a sequence of a video to a new one (trimming the rest off) using ffmpeg -ss 00:00:15.00 -t 25 -acodec copy -vcodec -i in.avi out.avi, this gives me weird output. first of all vlc shows both files (input and output) to have the same play duration
[23:36] <StepNjump> Well, I have it here on my kopete... its supported on linux pfifo
[23:36] <|PiP|`> pfifo: i tried that didn't work ;(
[23:37] <pfifo> |PiP|`, it might be control
[23:37] <waxstone> it is shift for grub2
[23:37] <pfifo> |PiP|`, try ctrl, shift, then ctrl and shift
[23:37] <recorder446> pip: do you have a second Operating system running beside your Ubuntu? (a Windows)
[23:37] <kingofswords> sry ActionParsnip http://pastebin.com/YSv0K90Z
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: let me see
[23:38] <escott> |PiP|`, its supposed to be shift or esc
[23:38] <kingofswords> ;)
[23:38] <escott> |PiP|`, if thats not working you could do it from a chroot on the livecd
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: you missed the last single quote
[23:38] <kz3> hello everyone
[23:39] <kingofswords> did i
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: lsb_release -a; uname -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash|gnash|swf|spark'
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: run that
[23:39] <droptone> pfifo: so that allow-discards option is breaking it?
[23:39] <droptone> sorry, ahd to make my kids dinner
[23:39] <pfifo> droptone, that is the field where your filename is supposed to go
[23:40] <droptone> you're kidding. I was trying to allow for TRIM passthrough support.
[23:40] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip, oh yeh sry http://pastebin.com/011WcDNs
[23:41] <pfifo> droptone, im not 100% sure but i think you would want the tail to be 'none option1,option2,luks` or similiar
[23:41] <droptone> holy crap, it worked.
[23:41] <droptone> I didn't get the "uses filename, skipped" errors.
[23:41] <droptone> when running update-initramfs -c -k 3.0.0-16-generic
[23:41] <|PiP|`> recorder446: no windows, just ubuntu
[23:41] <droptone> should I try a reboot now?
[23:41] <pfifo> droptone, good, reboot and see if it sets it up
[23:42] <droptone> ok
[23:42] <|PiP|`> btw how do i enable root user?
[23:42] <jpaulo7> How to recover a deleted file?
[23:42] <escott> !undelete | jpaulo7
[23:42] <pfifo> jpaulo7, restore from backup
[23:42] <escott> !root | |PiP|`
[23:42] <jpaulo7> thank's
[23:43] <droptone> I'll be damned, that did it.
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: awesome
[23:43] <droptone> thank you so much pfifo, you've been amazingly helpful.
[23:43] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-installer
[23:43] <pfifo> droptone, you should tell the lvm guys how obivous that was
[23:43] <recorder446> pip:  What did you do before this happend?
[23:43] <droptone> lmao, will do.
[23:43] <kingofswords> ok
[23:44] <dustinconlon> could anyone give me a hand?
[23:44] <TheToff> Hey, is anyone here familiar with the 12.04 beta yet?
[23:44] <droptone> pfifo: while we're here, the option for TRIM passthrough: do you know much about it with LUKS? I don't want to put you through another huge process.
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: I believe if you add the partner repo then you can instal the adobe-flashplugin package and get 64bit flash for your 64bit OS
[23:44] <droptone> But I would greatly like to allow for TRIM passthrough, which is supposedly supported on cryptsetup 1.4 or whatever, as well as the linux kernel 3.1, which we're not at yet.
[23:44] <recorder446> @theToff: I'm runnig it right now...
[23:44] <amit0520> Hello
[23:44] <droptone> but if you don't have the answeres right here, don't worry about it, I'm fine.
[23:44] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip,  so i just install flash from synapytic?
[23:44] <amit0520> I just plugged in a usb flash drive and I am unable to delete files/directry from it
[23:45] <pfifo> droptone, no I dont, but guessing from the way crypttab was broken, I doubt you were using it before
[23:45] <amit0520> please help
[23:45] <droptone> I wasn't, no.
[23:45] <escott> !ask | dustinconlon
[23:45] <droptone> anyway, I"m good. Thank you again, fantastic work.
[23:45] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip,  whats partner repo?
[23:45] <TheToff> @recorder446: When you installed, did you have a windows install on your computer as well? I noticed that the installer's partitioning bit showed my NTFS partition as being completely empty
[23:45] <pfifo> droptone, i guess read the crypttab and cryptsetup manuals to see how to adjust options properly
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: after enabling the partner repo it should be available
[23:46] <fabzor3> ActionParsnip, you probably get this a lot, but you have the greatest name ever
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: its enablable in the software centre / synaptic etc
[23:46] <kingofswords> ok
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> fabzor3: a bit hehe. Its an old harry hill joke
[23:46] <dustinconlon> I am having a problem booting up my Ubuntu 11.10
[23:46] <ActionParsnip> fabzor3: thanks btw
[23:46] <escott> !paste | amit0520 send us the output of "mount"
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> escott: mount | pastebinit      could be used :)
[23:47] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip,  can see it
[23:47] <recorder446> @theoff: yes, I have a windows-OS  and 2 more NTFS data partitions on the same HD.
[23:47] <TheToff> @recorder446: I also noticed that when I ran it from usb, using the Pendrive program, when I set up the file for persistent changes in pendrive, it doesn't actually allow persistent changes to be made. Case in point, I need to blacklist the acer-wmi for the wifi to work on my Lenovo B570.
[23:47] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip, other sources tab?
[23:48] <escott> ActionParsnip, but then pastebinit would have to be installed. someone should probably make that a required package before any irc client can be installed
[23:48] <escott> !details | dustinconlon
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: sure
[23:48] <TheToff> I su'd a terminal window, and used nano to edit the /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf to reflect my need to blacklist the acer-wmi, and saved the change, etc, but get nothing when I reboot
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> escott: dang
[23:48] <amit0520> ubottu i just pasted output on paste.ubuntu.com
[23:48] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip,  do i just install Adobe Flash Player plugin installer?
[23:49] <dustinconlon> I have an iMac 27" 2009 and I'm getting a completely black screen after the purple screen that tells me to press any button. When I press any button, nothing at all happens... when I press F6 or ESC to change the GRUB boot options, nothing happens either... I dont have any idea if there is a file I can change without booting it up at all, I have an ATI Radeon Video card
[23:49] <escott> amit0520, send us the link that it gave you
[23:49] <recorder446> @TheOff:  I tried the 2nd alpha from USB and it didn't work at all... Instsaller is still very buggy in Beta1 (partitioner).
[23:49] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip, yeh sure
[23:49] <amit0520> escott here is the link http://paste.ubuntu.com/878223/
[23:49] <escott> !nomodeset | dustinconlon
[23:49] <TheToff> @Recorder446: Has a bug report been initiated, do you know?
[23:50] <dustinconlon> I know that parameter escott, but I cannot get to any screen that allows me to enter it or change it
[23:50] <escott> dustinconlon, boot a livecd and make the changes in a chroot
[23:50] <dustinconlon> how to I access a "chroot"
[23:50] <escott> amit0520,  /media/TSNDV30 is the problem correct? what does "touch  /media/TSNDV30/test" output
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> dustinconlon: I gave you a link....
[23:50] <amit0520> yes escott
[23:50] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip,  oh no i see partner repo i think
[23:51] <amit0520> TSNDV30 is my usb flash drive thats causing problem
[23:51] <TheToff> And does anyone here know for certain how to EFFECTIVELY change the text of the blacklist.conf file on a LIVE USB, so that the changes will persist across reboot?
[23:51] <recorder446> @TheToff: Yes, Installer related bugs ahve been initiated. (It's usually done by Ubuntu itself; it tells you...)
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: of you can uncomment the line in /etc/apt/sources.list
[23:51] <escott> TheToff, is it a persistent livecd?
[23:51] <itaylor57> escott, it is a 12.10 live cd
[23:51] <ikonia> I doubt that
[23:51] <ikonia> 12.10 doesn't exist
[23:52] <TheToff> escott, it is a live usb set up with Pendrive to allow for persistent changes
[23:52] <itaylor57> escott, it is a 12.04 sorry
[23:52] <dustinconlon> okay thanks guys Ill give it a try
[23:52] <TheToff> And it is 12.04 beta
[23:52] <amit0520> escott here is the error I get when I do Touch >> touch: cannot touch `/media/TSNDV30/test': Read-only file system
[23:52] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip, archive canical....partner....that one?
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: indeed
[23:52] <kingofswords> :)
[23:53] <codepoet> how to reinstall X
[23:53] <codepoet> anyone?
[23:53] <recorder446> @The Toff: For me it finally worked to install on harddrive by formatting  a partition as "ext4" from Live-CD and then using the installer again;  but this time from CD
[23:53] <codepoet> im using 11.04
[23:53] <kingofswords> whats gtk?
[23:54] <TheToff> recorder446: thank you
[23:54] <ironm> itaylor57, do I need some special live-builder options when running lb 3.0-a45 on oneiric? (11.10) .. I am getting an error like E: Unable to locate package console-common
[23:54] <ironm> even if: root@oneiric:/tmp/live# apt-cache search console-common
[23:54] <ironm> console-common - basic infrastructure for text console configuration
[23:54] <TheToff> I just can't figure out why pendrive doesn't properly set up the persistent changes bit so that I can change the bloody blacklist.conf file
[23:55] <TheToff> One bloody entry is all i need it to keep
[23:55] <codepoet> how to reinstall X?
[23:55] <codepoet> for me its not starting on boot
[23:55] <pfifo> codepoet, why?
[23:55] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip, do i dl gtk ver?
[23:55] <codepoet> pfifo, not starting on boot
[23:56] <codepoet> im able to log into the tty ...
[23:56] <pfifo> codepoet, can you pastebin /etc/grub/grub.cfg
[23:56] <codepoet> i think my nvidia driver update screwed things up
[23:56] <codepoet> yes jst a sec
[23:57] <TheToff> There was a time when I worshiped the god of OS's that is Ubuntu..... but since the 11.04 release, not so much, just because wi-fi refuses to work until I install and blacklist that damnable acer-wmi
[23:57] <Brewster> hi
[23:57] <itaylor57> ironm, did you do sudo apt-get update?
[23:57] <Brewster> I was wondering if you could use wubi to insall chorme os
[23:57] <ironm> yes itaylor57
[23:57] <pfifo> Brewster, no
[23:58] <codepoet> @fifo, no such file or directory
[23:58] <Brewster> ok thank you
[23:58] <amit0520> escott here is the error I get when I do Touch >> touch: cannot touch `/media/TSNDV30/test': Read-only file system
[23:58] <codepoet> @pfifo, no such file or directory
[23:58] <ironm> otherwise I will be not able to upgrade to3.0-a45
[23:58] <TheToff> Is there a programme better than Pendrive which works to create a live usb that actually has persistent changes?
[23:58] <pfifo> codepoet, /boot/grub/grub.cfg then
[23:58] <starsunflower> Greetings all! I'm having an xconf issue. I am not sure what changed my settings, maybe because I used the computer janitor?
[23:58] <itaylor57> ironm, then i don't know
[23:58] <escott> amit0520, there are two possibilities. (1) for some reason this has been mounted as gid 1000 but one would expect it to be gid 0. did you add yourself to the group root? (2) some usb sticks are not normal usb sticks and have hardware/firmware that prevents modification. if this is a promotional usb that could be the problem
[23:59] <ironm> itaylor57, I used only lb config; lb buld ... (have corrected packages_lists in auto/config before)
[23:59] <starsunflower> my display is 1280x1024 and its no longer visible in the monitors config
[23:59] <recorder446> @TheToff: I think there is an USB-Creator on board on Live CD! Maybe it works from there to allocate persistant space (for changes). But as already said.. Installing from there(USB) didn't work for me.
[23:59] <ironm> thank you itaylor57 :) .. have you created live images on oneiric already ? .. with lb 3.0-a45 ?
[23:59] <codepoet> @pfifo, http://pastebin.com/SvED0w5T
[23:59] <Brewster> Is there something wubi-like that you could use to install chrome os?
[23:59] <itaylor57> ironm, no i havent