[00:00] <amit0520> yes I might have add myself to root group
[00:00] <TheToff> @recorder446: I just want to be able to have wi-fi while I try out the new OS and see if I like it.
[00:00] <amit0520> I am just trying to delete stuff off this flash drive. can't delete or write files to it
[00:00] <codepoet> pfifo, http://pastebin.com/SvED0w5T
[00:01] <pfifo> codepoet, did you recently upgrade?
[00:01] <escott> amit0520, well its either that or its a u3 disk. i wont offer any further support since you have added yourself to root
[00:01] <codepoet> pfifo, just my nvidia drivers
[00:01] <TheToff> @Brewster: It won't work. Besides, Chrome OS is shite
[00:01] <codepoet> pfifo, my ubuntu is quite old
[00:01] <amit0520> ok scott
[00:01] <starsunflower> Here's what I have going on in my xconf, i added a subsection and it doesn't appear to be working http://i39.tinypic.com/346kgnq.jpg
[00:02] <recorder446> @TheOff: I would't try to fix it, if it does not work "out of the box". I did it many times the last 10 years and I tell you: Use it "out of the box" or forget about it. (And I'm a linux admin)
[00:03] <Brewster> TheToff: I was wondering because a friend of mine wanted to try it
[00:03] <TheToff> @recorder446: I may find myself migrating back to the 10 series, then. This business of having to plug my laptop into ethernet or install and blacklist a file is shite lol
[00:04] <funkster> can someone suggest a lightweight browser? will be using full screen browser as an application with html5
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: instal whatever it likes dude :)
[00:05] <escott> funkster, lightweight and html5... somewhat contradictory there
[00:05] <miroslav4o> Midori is a good choice I think http://www.twotoasts.de/index.php?/pages/midori_summary.html
[00:05] <pfifo> codepoet, I see 3 kernels listed, did you upgradethe kernel too?
[00:05] <TheToff> @escott: truer words are rarely spoken
[00:05] <funkster> escott: less weight then firefox is all im asking
[00:05] <recorder446> @TheOff: This Hardware related things have become much better the last years. But if you don't have the right Wireless Chip... Try to waste your time with some more funny things than that!
[00:05] <Brewster> funkster: browzar
[00:05] <codepoet> pfifo, those are just the old kernels
[00:05] <Brewster> i don't know if it works in windows though
[00:05] <Brewster> ubuntu*
[00:06] <pfifo> codepoet, what happens when you run 'startx'
[00:06] <TheToff> @recorder446: I should have bought an HP laptop rather than this Lenovo, and I'm helplessly chained to its crappy hardware
[00:06] <kingofswords> ActionParsnip, thx for help m8 think its fixed it:)
[00:06] <funkster> browzar is windows only is says... yeah.
[00:06] <starsunflower> it appears as though i need a modeline and option "PreferredMode" but I am not sure what to add for modeline
[00:06] <codepoet> pfifo, i was able to startx via recovery console and then a temporary session
[00:07] <Raccoon1400> I am having trouble setting up wireless. It is a broadcom card. I installed the proprietary driver, but I can't turn on the card. there is a keyboard shortcut but it only works in windows.
[00:07] <codepoet> pfifo, so not im on X but its a temporary session
[00:07] <TheToff> @Brewster: Check out this article: http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=chrome%20os&source=web&cd=5&ved=0CGQQFjAE&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.zdnet.com%2Fblog%2Fopen-source%2Fhow-to-install-googles-chrome-os%2F9006&ei=nOxbT57qKsOg2AXFq83pDg&usg=AFQjCNGm-2vb1JQdDaqnEvVYGFSdduGdSA
[00:07] <codepoet> pfifo, when i try a normal its not getting started
[00:07] <recorder446> @TheToff: I always try my new laptops with a Linux Live CD to be sure it's the right one for me...
[00:07] <CacheMoney> I'm booting Ubuntu 11.10 from a USB stick... I installed a new driver (wireless card), restarted, and now it's just the purple screen with ubuntu and the 5 red dots cycling through.  Been stuck like this for15 mins, what should I do?
[00:07] <pfifo> codepoet, what is your `uname -r`
[00:08] <codepoet> pfifo 2.6.38-13-generic
[00:08] <escott> funkster, the chrome in any of the browsers is not going to be that heavy. you could try and embed webkit into your application but its really the specification that is driving the complexity of these things
[00:08] <TheToff> Racoon1400: what computer do you have?
[00:08] <escott> CacheMoney, hit the up arrow and see what it says
[00:08] <funkster> doing anymore work is too much work, all i want to do is load browser pointing at my app, lol
[00:09] <pfifo> codepoet, run `sudo update-initramfs -c -k 2.6.38-13-generic`
[00:09] <luisr> does anybody know how to connect to xbox live using the ics please help
[00:09] <CacheMoney> escott: Begin: adding live session user ... ...
[00:09] <renemoraes> does anyone could say how can i make a script be executed after wake-up?
[00:09] <Raccoon1400> TheToff: dell inspiron. older one, core 2 duo
[00:10] <codepoet> pfifo done
[00:10] <pfifo> codepoet, reboot
[00:10] <codepoet> pfifo okay
[00:10] <codepoet> pfifo i'll be back
[00:10] <pfifo> codepoet, inb4 "come with me if you want to live"
[00:11] <TheToff> Racoon1400: You could try these steps: open terminal and type: "sudo nano /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf" without the quotes. Then, arrow down to the last line, and insert the following, without quotes: "blacklist acer-wmi". Perss CTRL + X, and when asked to save changes, press Y. Reboot, and try your wireless
[00:12] <TheToff> *Press
[00:12] <codepoet> pfifo worked :-)
[00:13] <TheToff> @Mony: Is your surname Sobieski?
[00:13] <codepoet> pfifo what was wrong? can u pls explain in breif
[00:13] <codepoet> pfifo brief*
[00:13] <Raccoon1400> TheToff: no acer-wmi, there is a dell wmi
[00:13] <pfifo> codepoet, you updated nvidia drivers, but the initramfs still had the old file
[00:13] <Brewster> TheToff: ty
[00:14] <luisr> does anybody know how to connect to xbox live using the ics please help
[00:14] <codepoet> pfifo ohh i see, thanks a lot
[00:14] <ActionParsnip> kingofswords: sweet, keeping your achitectures the same for stuff helps a lot
[00:14] <TheToff> Raccoon1400: try adding that line I gave you, blacklist acer-wmi.
[00:14] <TheToff> Save the changes, reboot, and see what's up
[00:15] <TheToff> with my lenovo, the shite broadcom card won't work unless I blacklist acer-wmi specifically
[00:16]  * codepoet waves good bye
[00:16] <renemoraes> how can i make a script be executed when the pc is waking up after suspend?
[00:16] <TheToff> @Raccoon1400: It's worth a shot to try it, man.
[00:17] <escott> renemoraes, have you looked at /etc/pm/sleep?
[00:17] <TheToff> @Raccoon1400: The worst that could happen is it doesn't fix the issue, and you can re-edit blacklist.conf to reflect that
[00:17] <renemoraes> escott: i just have to put my script there?
[00:17] <escott> renemoraes, look at the files in there for examples
[00:17] <renemoraes> escott: great! thanks escott!
[00:17] <Vinnie_win> I want to compile my C++ app under Ubuntu what is the most common system, is it to use "make" ?
[00:17] <luisr> does anybody know how to connect to xbox live using the ics please help
[00:18] <CacheMoney> I restarted and I'm stuck on the loading page, what's the safest to proceed?  Power off and on?
[00:18] <renemoraes> escott: by the way... i solved my last problem about the kernel arguments... it was the rc.local :) that was nothing to do with the kernel... thank u again
[00:18] <Raccoon1400> TheToff: i tried blacklisting dell-wmi. There is no acer-wmi. assume dell-wmi is the dell equivalent. It did nothing
[00:18] <pnorman> Vinnie_win: ./configure && make
[00:19] <TheToff> @Raccoon1400: did you reboot?
[00:21] <Raccoon1400> TheToff: yes
[00:22] <TheToff> Raccoon1400: And you said there is not an acer-wmi. Did you try it and it did not work? Did it give you an error??
[00:23] <TheToff> Just to be sure.
[00:23] <TheToff> Also, you are using 11.10?
[00:24] <Raccoon1400> TheToff: I did lsmod, acer-wmi was not there.
[00:24] <starsunflower> fixed my issue by using modeline here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Config/Resolution
[00:24] <TheToff> Racoon1400: Did you check if jockey-gtk lists any restricted drivers for your card?
[00:24] <starsunflower> and resetting the monitor to factory
[00:25] <Raccoon1400> TheToff: i installed the restricted driver, but it is not working
[00:26] <Raccoon1400> TheToff: yes, 11.10
[00:26] <escott> CacheMoney, im not familiar enough with the livecd boot to say what is going on there. you might try jumping to tty1 (ctrl-alt-f1) and trying to start lightdm if perhaps that is getting hung up
[00:27] <TheToff> @Raccoon1400: try this: apt-get install --reinstall bcmwl-kernel-source
[00:28] <OerHeks> Raccoon1400, did you reboot after install?
[00:28] <luisr> does anybody know how to run aircrack on acer aspire one
[00:29] <CFHowlett> !aircrack|luisr
[00:29] <nuf0xx> 0/
[00:29] <CFHowlett> luisr   aircrack is not supported on this channel
[00:29] <luisr> oh sorry what channel should i go to
[00:29] <CFHowlett> !backtrack|luisr
[00:30] <Transcended> hello, what is the easiest way to install the latest version of ruby on ubuntu 11.04?
[00:31] <escott> Transcended, apt-get install ruby1.9
[00:33] <Transcended> escott: Ok 1.9.1 is installing, do you know if there's a command to upgrade to 1.9.3 or do I have to download/install it manually?
[00:34] <escott> Transcended, you'll likely have to compile by hand or look for a ppa. but if you are using a 1.9 you'll probably end up compiling other libraries by hand as well
[00:37] <Lirth> So I've been having some sound problems when I'm using my monitor's speakers. It's connected through HDMI to my gpu and I'm wondering what might be causing the absolute silence.
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> Transcended: there may be a ppa
[00:38] <ActionParsnip> !ppa
[00:38] <Transcended> thanks :)
[00:38] <Lirth> !ppa-purge
[00:39] <zakidine> Hi tried installing ubuntu 11.10 on an acer travelmate 5735
[00:39] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Would purging ppa remove all of them or just what you want?
[00:39] <zakidine> but i couldnt see anything while installing it, i waited to see if that would change after the install is done
[00:39] <zakidine> but no :(
[00:39] <Lirth> zakidine: could you elaborate on "couldnt see anything while installing it"?
[00:40] <Rickardo1> I am using sudo ubuntu-vm-builder kvm hardy to build a new vm machine... when finished it create ~/ubuntu-kvm/tmpO6WzW8.qcow2   Where is the start script?
[00:41] <Lirth> Rickardo1: I'm fairly new to Ubuntu and use this to learn what I don't know. What is a "vm machine"?
[00:41] <Rickardo1> Lirth: Virtual Machine/Host
[00:41] <zakidine> well the screen was all black
[00:41] <Lirth> Rckardo1: So what does the m stand for?
[00:41] <zakidine> i could see like a shadow of the opened windows
[00:41] <zakidine> but that's all
[00:42] <escott> zakidine, sounds like an issue with compiz. you might try the alternate installer and then deal with the graphics issues once you have the system installed
[00:43] <tyatpi> Hey there, I want to clean up my grub boot list.  from a google search, I found a site that says that I need to remove the kernels via the synaptic package manager.  Is that the best way?  I have grub2 so no /boot/grub/menu.lst file
[00:43] <escott> tyatpi, that documentation is old ubuntu has moved to grub2
[00:43] <Raccoon14001> TheToff: that didn't work either. I uninstalled the restricted driver and tried b43, but that isn't working either.  When I click on the wireless icon in the system tray, it says firmware not ready
[00:44] <CFHowlett> tyatpi   I generally keep the current kernel plus the previous one.
[00:44] <Guest99876> hello friends, mint 9 how do i set-up wireless driver, no wireless connects or showing... thanks
[00:44] <zykotick9> tyatpi: uninstall the unwated kernels.  from terminal you can use "dpkg -l | grep linux-image" to list the ones you have installed
[00:44] <tyatpi> thanks zykotick9
[00:44] <ActionParsnip> Guest99876: mint isn't supported here
[00:45] <ActionParsnip> !mint | Guest99876
[00:45] <Guest99876> ohh sorry where do i go
[00:45] <Guest99876> ok
[00:48] <JelloPop> hello
[00:49] <keepy> Hey guys, I have ubuntu 10, I have the newest version of ubuntu as an iso on my desktop, is there anyway to upgrade using that iso?
[00:50] <zykotick9> keepy: you can only upgrade from an alternate cd/iso - a LiveCD won't work
[00:50] <Lirth> zykotick9: What is the difference from the alt cd/iso and a Live CD?
[00:50] <keepy> zykotick9: there is no command to upgrade using that iso?
[00:50] <keepy> ^ this
[00:50] <zykotick9> keepy: only alternate
[00:51] <zykotick9> !alternate | keepy
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> keepy: Ubuntu 10 doesn't exist
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> keepy: are you using ubuntu 10.04 or 10.10?
[00:51] <zykotick9> ActionParsnip: VERY good point!
[00:51] <keepy> ActionParsnip: ubuntu 10.04, sorry. I was wanting to upgrade using the iso rather than using the upgrade command
[00:51] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: alternate can be used to upgrade offline and installs a desktop OS via text mode, live CD installs in GUI mode
[00:51] <zykotick9> keepy: wait until 12.04 is released
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> keepy: I suggest you wait until April and upgrade direct to Precise
[00:52] <ActionParsnip> keepy: otherwise you will need to upgrade to Maverick (10.10) then to Natty (11.04) then finall to Oneiric (11.10)
[00:53] <keepy> Actionparsnip: thats fine, so there is no way to upgrade using the iso on my desktop?
[00:53] <negev> hi, i have a current gen macbook air running lion and win7 via bootcamp
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> keepy: if you can hang til April (or don't mind a flaky OS now) you can upgrade to Precise which is LTS to LTS upgrade
[00:53] <negev> is it possible to install ubuntu without wiping anything?
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> keepy: you will need to get to Natty first, then you can use the ISO
[00:53] <keepy> ActionParsnip: that's fine. so how do I go about using the iso?
[00:53] <ActionParsnip> keepy: personally I'd just do a clean install then restore user data from backup
[00:53] <Lirth> Is there a different version of ubuntu for desktop computers and laptops?
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: no, just use the desktop one
[00:54] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Any idea why my laptop and my desktop look very different then?
[00:54] <ActionParsnip> keepy: you will either need to upgrade through the releases using the internet til you get to natty first. It will take a LONG time
[00:55] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: different desktop environment and/or window manager
[00:55] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: I haven't really noticed it on the main OS but for the login screen it's very different and I can't figure out why.
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: are they the same release?
[00:56] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Yep. Both 11.10 64 bit
[00:56] <CFHowlett> Lirth also were they both installed the same way?  i.e. upgrade or fresh install?
[00:56] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: and both using the gnome defaults with Unity and whatnot? or is one xubuntu or lubuntu etc?
[00:57] <CFHowlett> Lirth   *bet* login window settings are different...
[00:57] <Lirth> CFHowlett: Yeah. I had some problems installing my desktop though because of my gpu. I don't remember changing any login settings.
[00:57] <TheToff> ActionParsnip: You know any good live usb makers besides pendrive that I can use to set up a persistent live usb for 12.04?
[00:57] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: both on Unity
[00:57] <EvilResistance> TheToff:  the Ubuntu USB Startup Disk Creator?
[00:58] <CFHowlett> Lirth   clean install = 100% default settings.  upgrade = retained settings ...
[00:58] <TheToff> EvilResistance: For some reason, when I tried that one the changes were not persistent, as with the Pendrive Linux
[00:58] <TheToff> Nothing I have tried allows for this particular file to stay changed
[00:58] <Lirth> CFHowlett: Clean installs. I made it dual boot on my laptop and have only Ubuntu on my desktop (which I built a week ago).
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> TheToff: unetbootin
[00:59] <ActionParsnip> Lirth: are they both clean installs?
[01:00] <TheToff> ActionParsnip: Will unetbootin allow me to set up a usb that will stay changed across reboot?
[01:00] <Lirth> ActionParsnip: Yeah. I'm new to Ubuntu that I wasn't around before 11.10
[01:02] <tyatpi> "dpkg -l | grep linux-image " gives me 6 listings, 2.6.32-21 to 2.6.32-39, I can safely remove the first three or so, correct?
[01:03] <ActionParsnip> TheToff: i believe so
[01:04] <TheToff> ActionParsnip: Thanks. By the way, I have to ask, What exactly is the deal with your name? :P
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> tyatpi: if you run:  uname -a    you can see the running kernel. You can remove ANY of the others (with the version numbers) but not the running kernel
[01:04] <bastidrazor> tyatpi: you only 'need' one kernel but in my opinion you should keep the two latest. -39 and -38
[01:04] <Lirth> When I do the 'expose' thing (Super+W) the windows are always in a different order. How does it organize them?
[01:04] <ActionParsnip> TheToff: its an old harry hill joke. If you PM me I can tell it
[01:05] <TheToff> Why not. I need some humor lol
[01:06] <tyatpi> bastidrazor, ActionParsnip, thank you.  I do know what I am running now with uname, just wanted to be sure that i can remove old versions after the - in the version number
[01:07] <CacheMoney> my pointer stopped moving... I can tab through links on the webpage I'm on but can't get any response from the pointer... :/
[01:07] <retrorex> Dudes how can you play FLV files from utube . Tried VLC  SM ,KM , M players "internal audio stream error") Seems I don't have the codec. If so how to get the codec
[01:07] <scientes> how to tablet (with on-screen keyboard)?
[01:08] <scientes> also, this is a 2d device
[01:08] <Jordan_U> retrorex: Do other audio/video files work for you? VLC works fine for Youtube flvs here.
[01:09] <Lirth> CacheMoney: If you get desperate I've found it's possible to reboot without the mouse. Let's hope you can get help before you need that. If not use the super key to open the dash and search for "Shut Down". Then hit enter
[01:09] <CacheMoney> Lirth: what's the 'super key'?
[01:09] <Jordan_U> CacheMoney: Have you tried unplugging and re-plugging the mouse?
[01:09] <scientes> CacheMoney, windows key
[01:10] <Jordan_U> CacheMoney: The key with the super hero cape on it.
[01:10] <scientes> CacheMoney, or "command" on OSX
[01:10] <CacheMoney> Jordan_U:  I'm not using the mouse... i'm using the laptop scroll pad
[01:10] <retrorex> Jordan_U yep dude mp3 avi mkv works fine not FLV
[01:10] <OerHeks> Lirt CacheMoney ctrl + alt + T = terminal , sudo shutdown -h now
[01:10] <scientes> Jordan_U, oh U
[01:11] <CacheMoney> scientes:  thanks
[01:12] <scientes> how do i get something like this http://lh3.ggpht.com/_1QSDkzYY2vc/TBDQ728H2KI/AAAAAAAABOk/UuQflm-B6rE/s288/iPad_Ubuntu-500x390.jpg
[01:12] <scientes> or this http://smashingweb.ge6.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/Teaser__Ubuntu_Tablet_OS_by_Izobalax.png
[01:13] <scientes> like, with a on-screen keyboard
[01:13] <varatep> how do i search for a package that i can install, but say i already have java jdk 7, i want java jdk 6. how would i find it?
[01:14] <Bodsda> varatep: try  apt-cache search java
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> !java
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: its not packaged anymore
[01:15] <linxeh> varatep: as a java developer, I recommend you download the JDK releases you want from the oracle site and install those into a folder and not use any packaged with your distro
[01:15] <Bodsda> ActionParsnip: that's what I get for slacking on my irc support - out of date info :)
[01:15] <linxeh> varatep: the link provided by ActionParsnip no doubt includes information on how to do this
[01:15] <varatep> linxeh: I've been having a problem. I can compile a java program, but I can't run it or I get: main class not found
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> Bodsda: its cool :)
[01:16] <scientes> linxeh, but that version is non-free
[01:16] <linxeh> varatep: feel free to msg me ; if you get main class not found it isnt a java version issue
[01:16] <Jordan_U> varatep: That doesn't sound like a problem that will be solved by using a different version of Java.
[01:16] <linxeh> scientes: right.
[01:16] <varatep> It's a classpath problem, I'm guessing.
[01:16] <kvmnub> my hw raid controler has 6 sas disks in raid10 and it deosn't support live expansion, how can i expand it to 8 without losing data, could i possible image it add disks recreate raid and put the image back on ?
[01:16] <linxeh> scientes: I'll stick with Oracle/Sun java.
[01:17] <varatep> I just installed openjdk-6.... I don't get an error now... thanks guys.
[01:17] <scientes> linxeh, i have a huge problem with using non-free platforms
[01:18] <scientes> thats alot woorse than using a non-free end-user program
[01:18] <scientes> but ill stop
[01:19] <linxeh> scientes: I have a wider definition of free I suppose. I also don't believe in software patents (I live in a country which generally doesn't support them either) so much of the issue around Oracle java vs OpenJDK is moot. I prefer open solutions where possible; however, Linux distributions are HORRENDOUS at packaging relevant open Java packages, and it is generally better to avoid their packaging. Eclipse and Netbeans are good examples of this.
[01:19] <linxeh> but yes, we should stop :)
[01:20] <scientes> linxeh, well i wasn't aware it was a patent issue
[01:20] <scientes> which even though i live in a crazy country i largely choose to ignore
[01:20] <scientes> cause its insanity
[01:20] <armence> Hello all. Anyone here have experience using the opencv package on ubuntu? I can't figure out how to link.
[01:20] <Miggs> Guys: one user on this 11.10 computer can see and use the sound devices happily. Another user gets no sound devices to choose from in the sound settings menu. Why would that be?
[01:20] <kvmnub> my hw raid controler has 6 sas disks in raid10 and it deosn't support live expansion, how can i expand it to 8 without losing data, could i possible image it add disks recreate raid and put the image back on ?
[01:20] <scientes> linxeh, ubuntu managed to package netbeans
[01:21] <TheToff> @Miggs: I have the same problem with 11.10, and before with 11.04
[01:21] <linxeh> thats one of them; one of the others is certain components included being closed source (eg Oracle purchased licences to include codecs etc but cant release the source so have to reimplement or whatever).
[01:21] <scientes> Miggs, you have to add the user to the sound group
[01:21] <scientes> Miggs, *audio
[01:21] <TheToff> @scientes: what if, let's say, that user is root?
[01:21] <Miggs> scientes, thanks. I'll look at the groups first thing
[01:21] <linxeh> scientes: sure - they've packaged eclipse in the past too. badly.
[01:21] <TheToff> Root, by definition, has membership in all groups, right?
[01:22] <scientes> Miggs, it could be a problem with alsa not forwarding to pulseaudio
[01:22] <beck> hey everyone. I just installed ubuntu ultimate 3.0 on my laptop acer aspire 5517 and now the wireless doesn't work. I've tried everything I could think of but nothing is working.
[01:22] <scientes> ass i see that on precise here the only user that is part of group:audio is pulse
[01:22] <TheToff> @beck: I know how that works. PM me
[01:22] <scientes> so the suid pulse is the only way to get out sound
[01:22] <Miggs> scientes, You were bang on. Adding the pulse-access group to my user fixed it straightaway
[01:23] <scientes> and it could be that you need to start the pulseaudio session daemon with pulseaudio --daemonize
[01:23] <Miggs> Thank you.
[01:23] <scientes> Miggs, np
[01:24] <scientes> linxeh, packaging of ruby is also horrible
[01:24] <scientes> however, netbeans from repos has worked for me
[01:28] <TheToff> brb in ten
[01:28] <CacheMoney> I installed Ubuntu 11.10 on an older laptop of mine (Gateway, dual-core, 2gb Ram), however, when I attempt to connect to the wireless network I can't.  In the 'Network Menu' there isn't even an option for 'Enable Wireless'
[01:28] <ordipass> lllk45263
[01:28] <CacheMoney> any advice?
[01:29] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: do you see your wifi network device info in the output of     lspci   ?
[01:30] <Miggs> scientes, perhaps you can help sort out another part of this mess. The computer in question is an HTPC (nVidia ION). I just moved to an HDMI connection for surround sound and lots of things I used to do apparently don't  work anymore. Specifically, I can't ssh into the HTPC with X forwarding and play music anymore. Any idea why?
[01:32] <CacheMoney> Bodsda:  I don't see the name of my wireless network.  Am I looking for my router or wireless card info?
[01:32] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: wifi card info - if you can pastebin the output of   lspci   and   ifconfig   I can take a look.
[01:33] <CacheMoney> Bodsda:  I wish I had an internet connection on the computer...
[01:33] <DocPlatypus> in the new GNOME 3.0 shell how do you move things like the clock?
[01:33] <DocPlatypus> I can't figure out how to customize anything, right click is useless
[01:33] <beck> need help with wireless card on acer aspire 5517 with ubuntu ultimate 3.0
[01:33] <beck> wireless doesn't work now
[01:34] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: oh, yeah - hah :)
[01:34] <scientes> Miggs, well it could be forwarding your pulse, it was really awesome
[01:34] <CacheMoney> haha
[01:34] <scientes> *if it was really awesome
[01:34] <scientes> also, Miggs are you using sound through the HDMI cable?
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> beck: ultimate isn't supported here
[01:35] <Miggs> I used to have the pulse audio sink working properly but at the moment my laptop can't see the pulse sinks with the avihi browser so something new and painful is broken there. This is a much simpler playing the music on the machine thing.
[01:35] <Miggs> Yeah, everything going through HDMI now.
[01:35] <scientes> Miggs, try padev whatamanot
[01:35] <beck> Ok, thank you ActionParsnip
[01:35] <scientes> Miggs, oh yeah nvidia
[01:36] <CacheMoney> Bodsda: is the wifi card info follow a Host bridge: or PCI bridge: output?
[01:36] <CacheMoney> I see a bunch of those
[01:36] <scientes> i was thinking, if it was radeon you have to pass a parameter with grub
[01:36] <ActionParsnip> Miggs: if you want to remote control the sound coming from a remote PC, then connect via SSH and use x forwarding, then launch your GUI app there. It will show on the client but the sound will come out of the remote system's soundcard
[01:36] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: mine follows a 'Network Controller: "
[01:37] <Miggs> ActionParsnip, that's what I've been doing in the past but moving to  HDMI broke it.
[01:37] <Miggs> Fortunately, I've just found the fix I was looking for.
[01:37] <CacheMoney> Bodsda:  "Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 802.11b/g WLAN (rev 01)
[01:37] <scientes> Miggs, well does sound work locally?
[01:37] <Miggs> scientes, yep. That was the annoying bit.
[01:37] <rhin0> just as a matter of interest on 10.04 when I get the notification/window for "software updates" why does my CPU usage go up to 100%
[01:37] <Miggs> The fix was to make a ~/.asoundrc that says the hdmi is the default audio out device.
[01:37] <rhin0> what is the reason for that -- it's just a notification window
[01:37] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: cool, so the card is recognized. When you run   ifconfig   is there anything other than   lo   or   eth0/1  ?
[01:37] <ActionParsnip> Miggs: strange, the app will work like a local app
[01:38] <scientes> Miggs, are you using the propritary nvidia driver?
[01:38] <CacheMoney> Bodsda: No, just 'eth0' and 'lo'
[01:38] <Miggs> ActionParsnip, I think the problem was that when I would log in over ssh with x forwarding it wouldn't load all the gnome preferences and one of those was setting the default audio device.
[01:38] <scientes> Miggs, is the ~/.asoundrc set to use pulseaudio, or just ALSA directly?
[01:38] <Miggs> From the name I'm guessing it's ALSA.
[01:38] <rhin0>  on 10.04 when I get the notification/window for "software updates" why does my CPU usage go up to 100%  <- why?
[01:39] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: Does the laptop have an off/on wifi button? Maybe as an FN type key?
[01:39] <scientes> Miggs, well then pulseaudio apps wont work unless you set pulseaudio to send through alsa
[01:39] <CacheMoney> Bodsda:  Yes, the wifi is turned 'On' currently
[01:39] <ActionParsnip> rhin0: use:  top    what is the highest CPU?
[01:39] <n1x4> keep getting errors when I pacman -Syu. Says host unavailable, but can ping www's and connect to the webz
[01:39] <rhin0> im saying its when the update window shows
[01:39] <rhin0> thats all
[01:39] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: can you switch it, then wait 5-10 seconds, then rerun   ifconfig   and see if there is any additional output?
[01:39] <rhin0> notime else
[01:39] <Miggs> scientes, what does it use by default? I thought it used ALSA anyway?
[01:40] <CacheMoney> Bodsda: switch it off, wait 10 secs, switch on, then  ifconfig  ?
[01:40] <rhin0> right i start "update manager"
[01:40] <irule> is there a way to have a minimal GUI for vnc without the whole X hoopla on an ubuntu server?
[01:40] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: no, don't do the switch back on - also, what distro did you say, 11.10?
[01:41] <rhin0> ok its only when the update manager comes in automatically ActionParsnip
[01:41] <CacheMoney> bodsda: 11.10
[01:41] <rhin0> forgetr it minor glitch
[01:41] <rhin0> i will forget it
[01:41] <CacheMoney> bodsda: re-ran  ifconfig    it looks like the same output
[01:42] <n1x4> irule: just a normal distro like arch or centOS for a server. ubuntu is HORRIBLE for servers
[01:42] <luisr> i have a ? why when i run the software center it lags alot
[01:42] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: ok, turn the wifi back on - is your laptop a HP nx6325?
[01:43] <CacheMoney> bodsda: its a Gateway MX6453
[01:43] <irule> n1x4 indeed, but it is already installed and working, it just ocurred to me that I want to remotely run an X app :P
[01:43] <n1x4> irule: just ssh into it
[01:43] <Gaming4JC> How would one upgrade to the beta? I thought there was a command but it slips me :P
[01:44] <n1x4> irule: dont login to server (leave at login prompt) all your daemons will run
[01:44] <Miggs> Oh sod. Now I've broken sound in XBMC.
[01:44] <YohanMeister> I have a uefi motherboard in the desktop machine I just built. I've gone through hell and back with 2 different distros before this. Can someone please tell me: If I pop an ubuntu 64 bit installation disk in that machine, is it going to install a uefi bootable system?
[01:44] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: try this please    'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install firmware-b43-installer && sudo apt-get remove bcmwl-kernel-source'  then reboot and test - source http://nfolamp.wordpress.com/2011/10/15/ubuntu-11-10-getting-wireless-bcm4311-working/
[01:44] <luisr> how can i remove software that is not needed on ubuntu
[01:45] <n1x4> luisr: sudo rm -rf /*
[01:45] <rhin0> sudo apt-get remove <packagename> luisr
[01:45] <Gaming4JC> luisr: Bleachbit does a nice job of this
[01:45] <rhin0> or go into synaptic - untick box - click on apply changes
[01:45] <Gaming4JC> !sudo | h1x4
[01:45] <irule> n1x4 apt-get install wants to install X etc
[01:45] <luisr> bleachbit where do i get that
[01:46] <Gaming4JC> luisr: it should be in ubuntu software center
[01:46] <Bodsda> n1x4: don't do that again please
[01:46] <CacheMoney> bodsda:  my wifi is turned back on
[01:46] <varatep> What's a good calculator package to install on ubuntu?
[01:46] <Gaming4JC> luisr: or synaptic... apt-get install bleachbit
[01:46] <Gaming4JC> :)
[01:46] <rhin0> varatep: gcalc
[01:46] <luisr> what does that command do n1x4
[01:46] <Bodsda> luisr: do not run it!
[01:46] <Gaming4JC> luisr: wipes the entire hard drive, don't run it he is being a jerk
[01:47] <rhin0> gcalctool varatep
[01:47] <n1x4> irule: ??? how do you mean?  if absolutley have to use ubuntu, install ubuntu server iso.. no x
[01:47] <luisr> wow thanks for the save
[01:47] <stephan_arch> hey guys, do you know a good msn programm (the best one please :) for linux, amsn is a bit edgey
[01:47] <n1x4> luisr: yea was just messing around man.. DO NOT DO THAT
[01:47] <Gaming4JC> luisr: use all sudo commands with caution, they run as root
[01:47] <Gaming4JC> and can do serious damage
[01:47] <Gaming4JC> :P
[01:47] <CacheMoney> bodsda:  it looks like a lot of "failed to fetch..."
[01:48] <irule> n1x4 I have ubuntu server minimal installation running with no X, an app wants X
[01:48] <CacheMoney> but i'll reboot
[01:48] <luisr> ok thanks gaming im gonna try bleachbit
[01:48] <YohanMeister> I have a uefi motherboard in the desktop machine I just built. I've gone through hell and back with 2 different distros before this. Can someone please tell me: If I pop an ubuntu 64 bit installation disk in that machine, is it going to install a uefi bootable system?
[01:48] <jiohdi> stephan_arch, meebo
[01:48] <n1x4> irule: Ahh i got you. Which app are you trying to use? if its a server you really dont need anything that runs X period
[01:48] <YohanMeister> I need my pc
[01:48] <stephan_arch> jiohdi, isnt meebo website based?
[01:48] <rhin0> yohan i don't think "uefi" specifically has triggered anyone
[01:49] <jiohdi> stephan yes
[01:49] <luisr> i just want to remove all the crap that i added to it
[01:49] <irule> n1x4 chrome :)
[01:49] <Gaming4JC> Now if I could just run a beta dist-upgrade on my system :/
[01:49] <stephan_arch> I want a programm on the computer :)
[01:49] <YohanMeister> I'm not trying to be a jerk but it's true
[01:49] <n1x4> irule: why the hell would you put chrome on a server..lol
[01:49] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: oh... yeah. sorry - no internet. Your going to have to download the package from    packages.ubuntu.com    then transfer it via usb to the laptop, then install it with dpkg
[01:49] <rhin0> i think you should just try it - why not -- if its old it will run 32 bit new it'll run 64 bit -- 64 bit just won't install
[01:49] <n1x4> irule: if you need a browser, get a txt based one like lynx
[01:49] <stephan_arch> YohanMeister, dont be hard to yourself :)
[01:49] <rhin0> probably best to try 32 bit first
[01:49] <irule> n1x4 downlading from a file server that puts limits by client ip
[01:49] <n1x4> irule: wget
[01:50] <Gaming4JC> To answer my own question it's sudo do-release-upgrade -d;
[01:50]  * Gaming4JC goes to get beta build :D
[01:50] <irule> n1x4 not that easy, it authenticates with javascript/etc
[01:50] <CacheMoney> Bodsda: which package should I download from Ubuntu?
[01:50] <rhin0> yohanmeister just trying to install something will not damage anythign - try 32 bit ubuntu then or/and 64 bit ubuntu
[01:50] <YohanMeister> I'm not sure what you mean stephan_arch. Alls I know is I need to find a distro that will install an efi bootable system through the gui without any hassle - and soon.
[01:51] <rhin0> if you know what board you have you will know if it is 64 bit
[01:51] <n1x4> irule: then get the source and compile/build it yourself man....
[01:51] <rhin0> you have a graphical install and a standard gui install
[01:51] <crfripper> anyone use pulseaudio to stream sound from one system to another?
[01:51] <rhin0> in case your graphics card can't even handle anything
[01:51] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: select a mirror from here to download the file -- http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/all/firmware-b43-installer/download
[01:51] <wilson> heya..
[01:51] <YohanMeister> it isn't a 32/64 bit issue its a BIOS/UEFI issue
[01:51] <stephan_arch> does anyone know a better msn tool than amsn for linux?
[01:52] <pangolin> n1x4 : Please do not recommend potentially dangerous commands. not even asa joke.
[01:52] <rhin0> well just try it
[01:52] <rhin0> pidgin?
[01:52] <n1x4> pangolin: a little late there hoss
[01:52] <rhin0> stephan/
[01:52] <rhin0> ?
[01:52] <Gaming4JC> stephan_arch: Pidgin :D
[01:52] <pangolin> n1x4 : Just letting you know not to do it again.
[01:52] <Gaming4JC> stephan_arch: or you could probably run MSN messenger under wine, kind of blapshemey to Linux though.
[01:52] <rhin0> pidgin communicats with aol it;ll communicate with the microsoft shit
[01:53] <pangolin> rhin0 : no swearing in here please
[01:53] <Bodsda> rhin0: please watch your language. This is a family friendly channel
[01:53] <Guest44949> couldnt get Xchat to work with irc.freenode.net/
[01:53] <stephan_arch> Gaming4JC, and does pidgin support camera and microphone via msn protocoll?
[01:53] <n1x4> pangolin: lol
[01:53] <YohanMeister> that's what I did for the last week, first with fedora then with gentoo. I'm just really fatigued over this whole uefi bs. I need to 'know' what will work for me. What is 'known' to work on uefi.
[01:53] <Guest44949> had to install firefox addon
[01:53] <Gaming4JC> stephan_arch: sadly it only recently supported that for GooglTalk :/
[01:53] <Guest44949> chatzilla
[01:54] <YohanMeister> If anyone here has a uefi system please let me know about your experience so maybe I can get my pc back
[01:54] <pedrocr> I've followed "https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UserDirectoryPHP" but I still don't get php in user directories
[01:54] <CacheMoney> Bodsda: where should I place the file on my computer?
[01:54] <Gaming4JC> bbiab :D
[01:54] <pedrocr> it keeps downloading the php file as source
[01:54] <stephan_arch> Gaming4JC, so no msn support?
[01:54] <Bodsda> YohanMeister: If you have a UEFI enabled bios, your motherboard manufacturer should be able to provide a list of supported boot loaders/OS's
[01:54] <pedrocr> any ideas?
[01:55] <YohanMeister> yeah, they do - Win this and Win that, etc etc
[01:55] <YohanMeister> no linux - never linux
[01:55] <rhin0> are you trying to set up a web server pedrocr
[01:55] <pedrocr> rhin0, that I am
[01:55] <rhin0> try lighttpd
[01:55] <rhin0> with fastcgi and php
[01:55] <rhin0> its so much easier than apache
[01:55] <Guest44949> whats the best irc client in Ubuntu?
[01:55] <pedrocr> rhin0, that wasn't helpful
[01:56] <rhin0> it was helpful to me at the time
[01:56] <jiohdi> Guest44949, dont know about best but I like xchat
[01:56] <Bodsda> YohanMeister: no surprises there, what linux distro is going to pay for there boot loaders to be signed when UEFI may not become mainstream. Having said that, I would expect RHEL to appear on the lists shortly
[01:57] <rhin0> also lighttpd is faster than apache
[01:57] <rhin0> far better
[01:57] <webnet> Bodsda, haha yeah
[01:57] <YohanMeister> hmm
[01:57] <Guest44949> I couldnt get freenode server to work in Xchat.. or don;t know how
[01:57] <CacheMoney> Bodsda:  I have the package copied onto my Desktop.  What is the command I need to run in the terminal?
[01:57] <rhin0> Guest44949: try pidgin?
[01:57] <ExtremeDevilz> Hello
[01:58] <rhin0> xchat is buggy IMO
[01:58] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: oh sorry - I missed your last message - you need    sudo dpkg -i ~/Desktop/<packagename>
[01:58] <Guest44949> using Chatzilla now
[01:58] <rhin0> pidgin lacks functionality but always wroks
[01:58] <ActionParsnip> pidgin rocks hard
[01:58] <gartral> Hello all, I'm having issues connecting too an SFTP server I have set-up at home, I keep getting this http://paste.ubuntu.com/878338/ it was working fine the other day. I know it's not my firewalls..
[01:58] <webnet> rhin0, i use it. never had an issue.
[01:58] <Gaming4JC> stephan_arch: http://wiki.winehq.org/MSN_Messenger_webcam_support or https://code.google.com/p/webcamstudio/ is your best bet
[01:58] <Bodsda> YohanMeister: although, having said that - I remember reading somewhere that initial UEFI implementations should have a disable option somewhere in the bios or as a jumper on the mobo?
[01:59] <Gaming4JC> stephan_arch: Also aMSN supposedly supports webcam, have you tested it in Cheeze to see if it even works at all on Ubuntu?
[01:59] <YohanMeister> well Bodsda... I'm at my witts end with this. I built that machine over a month ago and haven't been able to use it. At this point I would be happy finding just one linux distro, any distro, that will just install a uefi bootable system on my machine and isn't gonna send me to the nut house for frustration and wasted time/effort.
[01:59] <Gaming4JC> !webcam |  stephan_arch
[01:59] <ActionParsnip> gartral: if you reboot the server, does it help
[01:59] <crfripper> is pulseaudio server the one that's sending the sound... or recieving?
[01:59] <gartral> ActionParsnip: No.
[02:00] <Bodsda> YohanMeister: well, you should pick a different hobby :) sorry
[02:00] <gartral> YohanMeister: UEFI issues?
[02:00] <rhin0> im sure you have to spend time on this YohanMeister and google around / look on forums a lot -- you appear to have built an obscure set of hardware
[02:00] <rhin0> what is uefi?
[02:00] <stephan_arch> ubottu, I dont want a wine program on linux
[02:01] <YohanMeister> it's an asus m5a 99x evo - a pretty popular board
[02:01] <DocPlatypus> crfripper: pulseaudio receives the audio from other programs
[02:01] <rhin0> well you're doing something wrong -- if it's a PC ubuntu will run on it
[02:01] <stephan_arch> Gaming4JC, it works sometimes but isnt there something better than amsn?
[02:01] <DocPlatypus> and sends it to the sound card
[02:01] <CacheMoney> bodsda: It said "dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of firmware-b43-install: firmware-b43-installer depends on b43-fwcutter (>= 1:014-9); however: Package b43-fwcutter is not installed.
[02:01] <gartral> YohanMeister: in your hardware setup is there a "Legacy Mode"?
[02:01] <ironm> I use this board YohanMeister
[02:01] <TheToff> ActionParsnip: I tried the unetbootin setup for my live usb, and re-tried editing /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf, and when I reboot, nada
[02:02] <rhin0> TheToff:  I always use  "usbcreatorgtk" to create USB keys
[02:02] <rhin0> has never ever failed
[02:02] <rhin0> not even once
[02:03] <rhin0> for an ubuntu installation -- although retry to blank the key a few times plug it in and out again if has failed to blank
[02:03] <TheToff> @rhin0: I think my problem is that I need to edit a system file and keep it edited, and I just don't think that a persistent USB will work for that
[02:03] <YohanMeister> gartral: yes, it will just install that legacy way on it's own I think. No settings or anything to worry about. The problem is - I chose to purchase uefi (maybe a stupid decision idk) but I want uefi and I'm pretty sure it isn't impossible. In fact, I thought I had heard through the grapevine that ubuntu will just plain install a uefi bootable system. This is what I was trying to check up on by coming to this channel.
[02:03] <TheToff> I'm gonna have to perma-mod the damn thing somehow
[02:03] <hamed> i want to covert from xubuntu interface to unity interface
[02:03] <ironm> YohanMeister, try this live iso image: http://rsync.it-infrastrukturen.org/public-mariadb/binary-hybrid-squeeze-amd64-mariadb53-gnome.iso
[02:04] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: guess what happens next :) this may take some time - lets go and get 'that' package, copy it across, install it, then try installing the first package again :) - select the amd64 or i386 link at the bottom of this page depending on if your system is 64bit or 32bit respectively http://packages.ubuntu.com/oneiric/b43-fwcutter
[02:04] <rhin0> xubuntu is not unity hamed
[02:04] <YohanMeister> ironm: and you installed ubuntu to it? And it is uefi bootable and not legacy?
[02:04] <ironm> YohanMeister, you can install it also to your HDD
[02:04] <rhin0> unity interface is ubuntu 11.04 onwards
[02:04] <ironm> not now YohanMeister  .. debian
[02:04] <rhin0> xubuntu is xfce not gnome hamed
[02:04] <rhin0> its a different desktop environment completely
[02:04] <gartral> YohanMeister: can you get it too boot in a libe enviro?
[02:05] <hamed> some one give me command before i convert to unity interface
[02:05] <rhin0> so, if you want unity hamed, you have to start using standard ubuntu not xubuntu
[02:05] <ExtremeDevilz> Hello
[02:05] <rhin0> you cannot run unity if you are using xubuntu hamed
[02:05] <ironm> YohanMeister, http://rsync.it-infrastrukturen.org/public-mariadb/README_MariaDB-live-images.txt
[02:05] <hamed> just interface
[02:05] <ExtremeDevilz> can someone here recommand a Torrent client for my Ubuntu
[02:05] <stephan_arch> hey guys, where is the file where you can see which modules will start when you boot?
[02:05] <ExtremeDevilz> Im new to this Linux and still learning
[02:05] <rhin0> unity is part of ubuntu not xubuntu - xubuntu doesn't contain unity
[02:06] <Bodsda> ExtremeDevilz: transmission - may be installed by default
[02:06] <YohanMeister> gartral: what is " libe enviro" ? Live environment ??
[02:06] <ExtremeDevilz> alright thanks mate
[02:08] <zakidine> hi i have problemes installing ubuntu on my Acer Travelmate 5735
[02:08] <gartral> YohanMeister: yea, sorry, finger fail
[02:09] <rhin0> zakidine - state message it comes up with / why it won't install - must say something
[02:09] <rhin0> ask around here
[02:10] <YohanMeister> lol - yeah. At one point I had a working fedora 16 install but it was legacy and I lose 1/3 of my disk space bc of it. I have to have gpt (have to) and I really, reallllly would prefer uefi boot (but I'm willing to sacrifice that latter if I absolutely have to).
[02:10] <rhin0> it must have given you some message or some correspondence stating why there is a problem with it not installing zak
[02:10] <rhin0> zakidine:
[02:10] <WilsonB> .
[02:10] <zakidine> back sorry rhin0
[02:11] <zakidine> well, the screen goes all black
[02:11] <happyface> how do I disable unity hardware accel? its flickering a lot in vmware
[02:11] <zakidine> after i press "install ubuntu" in the menu
[02:11] <selite> Hello, how do I get root privileges on my machine. I can choose to make myself administrator though I do not have permission to make new files inside some directories.
[02:11] <selite> Anyone?
[02:11] <rhin0> how long did you wait .. is it form a usb key
[02:11] <zakidine> if i click on "try ubuntu" only, i can keep seeing the system
[02:11] <rhin0> maybe try lower version of ubuntu (maybe 10.04)
[02:12] <zakidine> no Dvd install
[02:12] <muelli> well selite. You elevate your priviledges using "sudo" but usually that's not really want you want.
[02:12] <YohanMeister> the thing is, I have over 4 days solid into a gentoo install on that machine - just trying something and see if it works might cause me to lose all that work. I only want to lose it if what I'm replacing it with will 'definitely work'
[02:12] <rhin0> maybe try from usb key
[02:12] <zakidine> i (how to say 'brancher') i plugged?
[02:12] <muelli> selite: why would you want to create files in a directory that the system prevents you from?
[02:12] <UberSlackr> Can anyone assist me with a Install problem? Trying to install Ubuntu on a Dell Desktop, but stuck on "Splash Screen" for 43min now.
[02:12] <zakidine> an external monitor to the laptop et it works
[02:12] <joker_> ls
[02:12] <stephan_arch> where is the file where you can see/edit which modules will start when you boot?
[02:12] <rhin0> you have to ask around zakidine i am amateur in support (but not that bad)
[02:13] <selite> muelli: Well I want to make new files with the GUI, so having the permission automatically would be great. Hmm, for making a web app.
[02:13] <zakidine> So i have no hope installing it
[02:13] <rhin0> ... you have to try a few different ways
[02:13] <muelli> UberSlackr: can you switch VTs with Ctrl+Alt+F2?
[02:13] <rhin0> do not give up
[02:13] <joker_> great
[02:13] <selite> muelli: I can't make a new file inside the Tomcat6 folder.
[02:13] <zakidine> ...
[02:13] <rhin0> try usb key --- try not DVD try CD
[02:13] <stephan_arch> anyone, please guys :/
[02:13] <rhin0> seriously I would try to install using CD
[02:13] <rhin0> not DVD format
[02:13] <CacheMoney> bodsda: successfully installed fwcutter, however, when I went to instal firmware-b43 I received this message "This card work with newer 5.10.56.27.3 firmware.  Trying to install it.   --2012-03-10 -- http://mirror2.openwrt.org/sources/broadcom-wl-5.10.56.27.3_mipsel.tar.bz2    Resolving mirror2.openwrt.org... failed: Name or service not known.
[02:13] <rhin0> thats all
[02:13] <itaylor57> !upstart |  stephan_arch
[02:13] <FloodBot1> rhin0: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:13] <zakidine> hiexpo,  dvd or usb have nothing to do with this issue
[02:13] <hamed> show this link http://ubuntu-install.blogspot.com/2011/10/get-rid-of-unity-install-another.html   i want to convert my interface from xfce to unity
[02:14] <zakidine> i'm telling you, the external monitor worked
[02:14] <UberSlackr> muelli: Pressing those keys gave me a command screen
[02:14] <rhin0> you can only use unity with ubuntu not xubuntu hamed
[02:14] <muelli> selite: there is most likely a good reason to prevent you from creating files there. I don't know much about tomcat, but I guess there is a proper deployment mechanism
[02:14] <zakidine> and i tryed with different dvds
[02:14] <zakidine> and even an original cd of ubuntu
[02:14] <rhin0> well thats interesting zakadine
[02:14] <rhin0> no idea
[02:14] <muelli> UberSlackr: so you're not completely lost then \o/ Now you can check the logs and see what it's doing
[02:14] <Bodsda> CacheMoney: ggrrr - anyway you can give this laptop ethernet connection just to do this install?
[02:14] <CacheMoney> bodsda: "dpkg: error processing firmware-b43-installer (--install):  subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 4
[02:14] <ActionParsnip> rhin0: you can use unity in xubuntu if you want, its only a shell
[02:14] <rhin0> maybe switch back to local monitor?
[02:14] <selite> muelli: Fine, what's the command to change permission on a whole folder? chmod a = r + w + x folderName or what?
[02:15] <stephan_arch> itaylor57, are we using upstart at the moment (11.10) ?
[02:15] <luisr> try wubi
[02:15] <rhin0> ok thanks ActionParsnip
[02:15] <UberSlackr> muelli: how might I check the logs?
[02:15] <ActionParsnip> selite: chmod a+rwx folder
[02:15] <itaylor57> stephan_arch, it is a confusing mix of upstart on old system V init.d
[02:15] <ActionParsnip> selite: if you want it through ALL the folder use: chmod -R a+rwx folder
[02:16] <hamed> how can i get history of my commands in terminal
[02:16] <rhin0> hamed -- type "history | less"
[02:16] <Bodsda> hamed: type   history
[02:16] <muelli> selite: check "man chmod". You probably want smth like "chmod -R a+rwX foldername/" but mind you: That's a potentially dangerous operation and  there is, again, likely to be a good reason to stop you (and with that chmod command *every* user) from messing with it.
[02:17] <selite> ActionParsnip: Thanks, you are god.
[02:17] <selite> muelli: Thanks a lot buddy.
[02:17] <muelli> UberSlackr: hm. check the files in /var/log/. These excellent people in here might be able to guide you thruogh. I've gotta go.
[02:17] <itaylor57> stephan_arch, this is the place to look http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/
[02:18] <CacheMoney1> bodsda:  It is now connected to ethernet!  I should have thought of this earlier
[02:19] <Bodsda> CacheMoney1: lol - now run    sudo apt-get install firmware-b43-installer   !!
[02:20] <CacheMoney1> Bodsda:  okay!  now what?
[02:20] <ExtremeDevilz> Hello guys is there a site where I can learn to customize Ubuntu
[02:20] <WilsonB> now using Pigin for Chat
[02:21] <WilsonB> how do I add irc.freenode.net  to it?
[02:21] <WilsonB> or create an account for irc.freenode.net
[02:21] <ExtremeDevilz> I dont really like the current theme
[02:22] <ExtremeDevilz> Hello guys is there a site where I can learn to customize Ubuntu
[02:22] <ExtremeDevilz> I dont really like the current theme
[02:22] <Bodsda> CacheMoney1: run that uninstall    sudo apt-get remove bcmwl-kernel-source   then reboot and test
[02:22] <UberSlackr> could someone please help me with a ubuntu install? i hit CTRL+ALT+F2 like someone said, I got a command screen, but after 2 min the screen is black now
[02:22] <linxeh> !repeat | ExtremeDevilz
[02:23] <hamed> i have wifi working on my laptob in unity 11.10 but the wired internet not working could any one help me
[02:24] <cooldman224> ExtremeDevilz: try using gnome-shell instead of unity
[02:25] <ExtremeDevilz> uh okay sorry still new to Ubuntu and I cant really find a guide for it =\ cause Im used Windows XP before this but I find Linux faster for my netbook compare to windows
[02:25] <WilsonB> now using Pigin for Chat, how do I add irc.freenode.net to it?, or create an account for irc.freenode.net on Pigin
[02:26] <ActionParsnip> ExtremeDevilz: just using the OS will teach you more than any book
[02:26] <UberSlackr> ExtremeDevilz there is no "guide" to customizing Ubuntu
[02:26] <ActionParsnip> ExtremeDevilz: did you learn windows using a book?
[02:26] <CacheMoney1> Bodsda:  You are the man!  How do I repay you?  There's no way I could have done that myself...
[02:26] <ActionParsnip> UberSlackr: there kinda is ;)
[02:26] <ExtremeDevilz> ActionParsnip, Nope Im using Windows since I was a Small Boy (o.o) Windows 95 - > XP
[02:27] <ActionParsnip> ExtremeDevilz: then learn ubuntu the same way
[02:27] <WilsonB> trying to use  Pigin for Chat, how do I add irc.freenode.net to it?, or create an account for irc.freenode.net on Pigin
[02:27] <Bodsda> CacheMoney1: No worries, glad its sorted for you
[02:27] <UberSlackr> ActionParsnip from my time with Ubuntu its pretty much google something you want to do.
[02:28] <UberSlackr> ActionParsnip never seen a guide that covers just customizing Ubuntus look. Just articles on different things to change
[02:29] <FOFG> O:-)
[02:29] <UberSlackr> ActionParsnip but Im not expert, might just be a guide dedicated to changing Ubuntus look
[02:29] <ActionParsnip> !manual > UberSlackr
[02:30] <ActionParsnip> !manual > ExtremeDevilz I'd just use the OS
[02:30] <UberSlackr> ActionParsnip Do you have a clever ubuttu command them will fix my Install issue?
[02:30] <ExtremeDevilz> thanks mate
[02:31] <cooldman224> !sentences end with a period > ubottu
[02:31] <crfripper> I'm trying to send audio from an ubuntu machine to another machine with windows host, ubuntu VM.... possible?
[02:31] <ExtremeDevilz> btw how come Ubuntu works smoothly then windows =\ what is the min req ?
[02:31] <cooldman224> which windows
[02:31] <UberSlackr> crfripper google Samatra
[02:32] <UberSlackr> I meen Samba
[02:32] <hiexpo> zakidine, why was i mentioned about dvd or usb   ?
[02:32] <stephan_arch> I am lookong for an onboard keyboard for ubuntu
[02:32] <crfripper> I know what samba share it
[02:32] <stephan_arch> with fast language change :)
[02:33] <UberSlackr> crfripper also Logmein Hamachi might work. I use Samaba for when im connected to the same network and Hamachi when im at work or else where
[02:33] <ActionParsnip> ExtremeDevilz: shared libs help a lot :)
[02:33] <ActionParsnip> !requirements | ExtremeDevilz
[02:33] <hiexpo> hola ActionParsnip
[02:33] <ActionParsnip> stephan_arch: gok or onboard are good
[02:33] <ActionParsnip> hi hiexpo
[02:33] <crfripper> samba can stream all system sounds?
[02:34] <UberSlackr> crfripper also Logmein Hamachi will make the Server/Linux box think you are behind the same network allowing you to access your network shares
[02:34] <stephan_arch> ActionParsnip, can you change the language on that tools fast?:)
[02:34] <crfripper> pulseaudio can supposedly do it but I can't seem to get it configured right
[02:34] <UberSlackr> crifripper do you want to "SEND" or "STREAM"
[02:34] <crfripper> I'm not trying to send audio files, I'm trying to stream speaker output
[02:34] <stephan_arch> crfripper, install pavucontrol (pulseaudio volume control)
[02:35] <UberSlackr> Crifripper your original question said SEND
[02:35] <crfripper> I have pavu, papref
[02:35] <stephan_arch> papref, dont know that:)
[02:35] <ActionParsnip> stephan_arch: no idea, not something I use
[02:35] <tbrown2012> I was wondering what kind of games you have in mind that I could get addicted to I was play LOL but it seem really boaring I want to play adventure
[02:36] <crfripper> papref pulseaudio preferences is where you setup network access, network server, multicast/RTP
[02:36] <ActionParsnip> crfripper: do you mean like control the sounds coming out of a remote pc
[02:36] <crfripper> yes I have 2 systems, one has speakers, I'm trying to get both system sounds outputting over the speakers
[02:37] <ActionParsnip> crfripper: just connect via SSH with x frwarding and run a GUI sound app. The app will display on your client PC but the sound will come out of the remote system
[02:37] <UberSlackr> Have you tried an Audio Cable splitter? $5 at walmart
[02:37] <crfripper> no that's the hack way to do it... if I were going to use a cable I'd just 3.5mm line out of one to line in of the other
[02:38] <crfripper> but I have no male/male 3.5mm stereo cable and want to do it over LAN anyway
[02:39] <ActionParsnip> crfripper: i use one of these :) http://www.maplin.co.uk/3-way-stereo-audio-phono-switch-box-97932
[02:39] <crfripper> that's like using a KVM switch instead of synergy
[02:39] <stephan_arch> where can you change the language on onboard?
[02:40] <crfripper> there's software ways to do it...
[02:40] <crfripper> I have synergy working awesome and just want the same thing happening with my speakers
[02:40] <UberSlackr> wouldn't sending Audio over LAN just cause lag/delay in the sending of audio signals
[02:42] <crfripper> no
[02:42] <crfripper> here's the guide I've been looking at
[02:42] <crfripper> https://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/332418-weekend-project-using-pulseaudio-to-share-sound-across-all-your-computers
[02:42] <UberSlackr> Yes, just like there is delay with Synergy
[02:43] <UberSlackr> and with all Remote Access software
[02:44] <ExtremeDevilz> =\ I hate this Unity
[02:44] <UberSlackr> ExtremeDevil uninstall it
[02:45] <UberSlackr> ExtremeDevil http://bit.ly/ytmgGL
[02:46] <atpa8a> hello
[02:46] <zxx> hi
[02:47] <zxx> anyone here
[02:47] <cooldman224> no
[02:47] <zxx> ok
[02:47] <crfripper> where I get stuck is
[02:47] <crfripper> With both options enabled on the test machines, switch back to the Volume Control window and look at the Output Devices and Input Devices tabs. You should see new entries in each, representing sound cards discovered by PulseAudio on the other machines.
[02:48] <zxx> so,who are you
[02:48] <crfripper> I look at the input and output devices and ther eis nothing new
[02:48] <atpa8a> having one of those 'Killing all remaining processes [fail]' issue...
[02:49] <zxx> heihei
[02:49] <ActionParsnip> ExtremeDevilz: don't use it then, install xfce4 package, log off and log into the xfce session
[02:50] <gartral> 3
[02:51] <Zaitzev> does a terminal-emulator like yakuake load ~/.bashrc ? I want to try another terminal and yakuake seems like a good choice according to reviews
[02:51] <crfripper> god this is so aggrevating, the things to check are so few and simple but it just doesn't work
[02:52] <UberSlackr> crfripper make sure your Firewall is not blocking anything
[02:53] <cooldman224> anyone here use bumblebee?
[02:53] <crfripper> in virtual machine?
[02:54] <UberSlackr> You are running it in a Virtual Machine? and not two physical machines?
[02:54] <crfripper> 2 physical machines, 1 ubuntu, 1 windows host with ubuntu virtual machine
[02:55] <UberSlackr> From my understanding of Virtual Machines they do not properly attach to the network. They are assigned a different "Gateway" IP
[02:56] <UberSlackr> And in order for Pulseaudio to work properly you have to connect to the same Network
[02:57] <UberSlackr> Check to make sure that you Virtual machine is showing the same Network information as the physical machine running Ubuntu
[02:57] <crfripper> you're RIGHT
[02:57] <crfripper> my vm's IP is 192.168.56.1
[02:57] <UberSlackr> If not then you have to Manual set the virtual machine to the same network
[02:58] <crfripper> my ubuntu machines 192.168.1.4
[02:58] <UberSlackr> Your virtual machine should be "192.168.1.XXX"
[02:59] <UberSlackr> Where XXX is a number not already used by a machine on the network
[02:59] <ActionParsnip> crfripper: if you set the virtual system to use a bridged IP it will get DHCP from your router
[02:59] <ActionParsnip> crfripper: 192.168.56.0/24 is the virtualbox virtual network range
[02:59] <UberSlackr> ^^ There u go. ActionParsnipe said it. I couldnt remember wtf it was called
[03:00] <crfripper> so all I need to do is bridge connections?
[03:00] <UberSlackr> Yes
[03:00] <UberSlackr> basically
[03:01] <crfripper> or is it better to manually assign IP
[03:01] <UberSlackr> http://r3dux.org/2009/09/how-to-make-virtualbox-use-your-routers-dhcp-to-get-an-ip-address-in-linux/
[03:01] <aarossig_> Hi all, I'm having trouble booting Ubuntu 11.10 on a Dell XPS 630i. I can boot from USB just fine but once I finish the install it hangs on a purple screen before reaching the Ubuntu logo. Any ideas?
[03:02] <UberSlackr> You can just change your VirtualBox network settings from NAT to Bridged Adapter and point it at eth0/wlan0 or whichever connection is being used for networking.
[03:02] <crfripper> I'm just going with manual IP for now
[03:03] <crfripper> most everything else I have is static IP
[03:03] <UberSlackr> Aarossig_ I think Ubuntu has something against Dell. Because I'm having trouble install Ubuntu on a Dell (First time with a dell computer) and its not working so well either...
[03:03] <crfripper> I'm an idiot, can't believe I didn't check that
[03:04] <ActionParsnip> crfripper: basic networking dude...subnets :)
[03:04] <UberSlackr> crifripper: you would be better off setting things to Bridge so that all Network settings are configured Automaticlly and Correctly
[03:04] <Fyodorovna> UberSlackr, Dell used to have ubuntu on a couple of releases.
[03:04] <Bobbeh> Hello, I need help or at least confirmation
[03:04] <Bobbeh> I've been having trouble getting unity 3d to work
[03:05] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: well.. this is odd because I have a Dell PowerEdge server and a Dell "e-mail computer" and both work fine.
[03:05] <crfripper> restarting machine
[03:05] <Bobbeh> about a week ago, i decided to try 12.04, so i downloaded it and set everything up
[03:05] <stephan_arch> hey guys, I cant find the autostart manage in ubuntu 11.10
[03:05] <UberSlackr> Fryodorovna: I was kidding. Because I've been successful in installed Ubuntu on 100s of other machine. But the 1 time I'm having problems its on a DELL
[03:05] <stephan_arch> where is it?
[03:05] <aarossig_> When I boot into the recovery mode it stops at setting the rtc_cmos time
[03:05] <aarossig_> does that help?
[03:05] <Fyodorovna> Bobbeh, if it is 12.04 #ubuntu+1 is yourv channel
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> Bobbeh: ask in #ubuntu+1 for anything 12.04 related please
[03:06] <Bobbeh> oh ok
[03:06] <Bobbeh> ok bye
[03:06] <TheToff> whats the irc command for changing channels
[03:06] <TheToff> ?
[03:06] <TheToff> from in chat
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> TheToff: /join #name
[03:06] <TheToff> Thanks AP
[03:06] <ActionParsnip> TheToff: e.g.    /join #ubuntu+1
[03:07] <soreau> UberSlackr: AFAIK, Dell sells computers with ubuntu pre-installed
[03:07] <TheToff> Dell is also shite.
[03:07] <UberSlackr> OMG PEOPLE I WAS KIDDING!
[03:07] <crfripper> they did for a time, may still do
[03:08] <TheToff> Anyone here ever use any of the derivatives, like Bodhi?
[03:08] <UberSlackr> All I know is Im having problems installing Ubuntu. Never before have I had issues, until I try to install it on a DELL
[03:08] <aarossig_> I like Dell, all of mine were "hand-me-downs" from firms I have worked for
[03:08] <crfripper> did you try toggling IDE/AHCI
[03:08] <UberSlackr> TheToff I have a Ubuntu Server running does that count
[03:08] <aarossig_> there is nothing like a free computer that kicks ass :)
[03:08] <TheToff> lol I actually liked working with Server, but nah
[03:09] <TheToff> aarossig: You said it
[03:09] <TheToff> Nothing beats free
[03:09] <TheToff> except for kick ass AND free
[03:09] <UberSlackr> Well this is a Hand-Me-Down Dell - trying to install Ubuntu on it for my Son. but its stuck on the Loading screen. And no Keyboard commands are working
[03:09] <UberSlackr> so I can not enter Command Screen
[03:10] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: Can you boot the live usb or cd?
[03:10] <TheToff> @UberSlackr: Which version are you installing, and also what aarossig said
[03:10] <UberSlackr> aarossig_ no clue. I downloaded the Install .iso
[03:10] <crfripper> yeah I can't ping my VM from ubuntu machine, this is messed uop
[03:10] <aarossig_> my problem is that I can boot the live usb but not when it is installed...
[03:11] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: yeah, so did you put it on a cd then?
[03:11] <UberSlackr> yes
[03:11] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: did you boot into recovery mode?
[03:11] <UberSlackr> Well I already had it on a CD because I used the same CD for many other installs
[03:12] <UberSlackr> aarossig_ The keyboard is not responding to any input. When PC is powered on, its goes straight to boot from CD, then the Ubuntu install screen comes up (Splash) and it stays there
[03:12] <UberSlackr> has been there for 1hr 20min now
[03:12] <UberSlackr> the little dots are chaning colors but nothing else has happened yet
[03:13] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: I'm not sure.. what dell do you have?
[03:13] <aarossig_> how much ram?
[03:13] <UberSlackr> Dell Demension 2350
[03:13] <UberSlackr> like 512 i think
[03:14] <aarossig_> 512 should be fine... <UberSlackr
[03:14] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: I'm not sure what you could do...
[03:14] <ultimatepower> hi i lost my user password for ubuntu 11.10. can anyone help me to reset it . its urgent.
[03:15] <UberSlackr> I install Ubuntu Server on it just fine. No problems. I wiped the HDD and now Ubuntu Desktop will not install
[03:15] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: so it is probably an issue relating to the graphics card then
[03:15] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: maybe... but that is a total guess
[03:16] <UberSlackr> idk, might be. Machine was running Windows XP so I dont see why it wouldnt handle Ubuntu
[03:16] <UberSlackr> Never ran into the conflict before
[03:17] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: you could start with the base ubuntu (ie.. 20MB iso) and gradually build it up
[03:17] <UberSlackr> Im downloading a Older copy of Ubuntu Desktop (8)  and will try that.
[03:17] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: I've fone it before, it's quite fun :)
[03:17] <aarossig_> s/fone/done/
[03:17] <UberSlackr> Point to a link of the base iso download?
[03:18] <TheToff> @UberSlackr: assuming that the hardware previously worked, and the disk works in other computers... perhaps you could try one of the alternate downloads for your dell
[03:18] <crfripper> I need to be able to ping the VM first of all
[03:18] <TheToff> http://www.ubuntu.com/download/ubuntu/alternative-download
[03:19] <UberSlackr> crfipper there is no Windows Version of the software you are using? Why the Virtual Machine?
[03:19] <crfripper> this seems to indicate you can setup a server in windows itself
[03:19] <crfripper> ubuntuforums.org/archive/index/php/t-791643.html
[03:20] <CacheMoney1> I'm trying to setup GitHub on my new Ubuntu install.  I created a repository, made a directory and file on my local machine, went to $ git push origin master but received "Permission denied (publickey)."
[03:20] <Fyodorovna> UberSlackr, any release before 10.04 is not supported any more and 10.10 is done in april
[03:21] <chrislustic> Hey there , anyone know a good room for web design html/css advice ?
[03:21] <escott> CacheMoney1, you need to setup and ssh authorized keyfile
[03:23] <waxstone> chrislustic, #html , #css
[03:23] <crfripper> no idk whether to go the VM route or windows binaries route
[03:23] <UberSlackr> Fyodorobna just because Ubuntu doesnt support it, doesn mean it can be downloaded and used
[03:23] <Fyodorovna> UberSlackr, sure but you will get no support here for a eol.
[03:24] <UberSlackr> crfripper I would go windows route. that way the networking is done for you and you will not have to use system resources running a virtual machine
[03:25] <UberSlackr> Fyodorobna And your point is? If the Ubuntu 8 release does not work. then I will look into trashing the Computer and getting a different one. Not a problem
[03:25] <phunyguy> does anyone know if there is a way to import music to rhythymbox and have it actually copy the music to your library folder from within rhythymbox?
[03:25] <Fyodorovna> UberSlackr, no point just giving you a heads up and by the way love your attitude. :)
[03:26] <UberSlackr> aarossig_ im not finding a 20MBish ISO for a basic install. I've found an "Alternative" install iso, but its 600+MB
[03:30] <Jordan_U> !minimal | UberSlackr
[03:30] <lauratika> the option in the right click menu to publish via ubuntu one my folder is grayed out, what can be wrong?
[03:31] <CacheMoney1> what's the command to remove a folder (and all subsequent folders)?
[03:31] <soreau> CacheMoney1: rm -r
[03:32] <UberSlackr> Jordan_U thnx
[03:32] <webnet> anyone know anything about eggdrop?
[03:32] <Jordan_U> UberSlackr:  Note that the minimal installer downloads packages from the internet and is only as minimal in what it installs as the options you choose in the installer.
[03:32] <soreau> webnet: You might try their channel
[03:33] <Jordan_U> UberSlackr: You're welcome.
[03:33] <webnet> i have soreau no one has been able to help
[03:33] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: well.. it finally booted after a 5 minute hang
[03:33] <webnet> they sugested i check here
[03:33] <aarossig_> UberSlackr: sorry for not getting back to you re the minimal cd, my irssi screen session was on the other computer
[03:34] <soreau> ! anyone | webnet
[03:34] <crfripper> well I extracted the binaries and cd to them in command line, but idk what to do from here to get it installed
[03:34] <crfripper> this stuff is over my head me thinks
[03:35] <webnet> soreau, i know. lol. i wasnt sure if anyone knew anything about it. lol. anyways the problem i am having is that i have installed it from repos and it refuses to load a config file
[03:36] <UberSlackr> crfripper whats the name of the program you are using again?
[03:37] <crfripper> pulseaduio.exe results in - failed to get entropy failed to allocate shared memory pool secure directory creation not supported in win32
[03:37] <crfripper> etc. etc.
[03:37] <crfripper> pulseaudio
[03:37] <soreau> webnet: Perhaps you're doing it wrong ;)
[03:37] <crfripper> I have no doubt about that
[03:38] <crfripper> I'm flaining my arms, windmill style here
[03:38] <lauratika> anyone know how to restart ubuntu one
[03:39] <UberSlackr> crfipper http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=791643
[03:39] <UberSlackr> crfripper
[03:40] <webnet> soreau, i figued that much :P
[03:40] <crfripper> ahh yes, I had seen that but only followed the cendio link
[03:40] <crfripper> I'm getting too frustrated, I gotta go for a smoke break
[03:41] <UberSlackr> Heres a whole Ubuntu Wiki on it https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PulseAudio
[03:41] <UberSlackr> http://gleamynode.net/articles/2228/
[03:41] <happyface> typing in ubuntu 2D feels more responsive than 3D
[03:43] <soreau> webnet: There are plenty of eggdrop guides out there, or you can try reading the source
[03:44] <webnet> soreau, i have been reading alot of them and they all say what im doing should be working
[03:44] <shaun-ak> any to chat?????????????????/
[03:44] <webnet> eggdrop -m ~/eggdrop.conf
[03:44] <soreau> webnet: What makes you think it can't read the config file?
[03:45] <webnet> i recieve thie error:  * CONFIG FILE NOT LOADED (NOT FOUND, OR ERROR)
[03:45] <JackShephard> am I connected?
[03:45] <webnet> JackShephard, yes
[03:45] <soreau> nope
[03:46] <Jordan_U> webnet: Can you pastebin your eggdrop.conf?
[03:46] <happyface> libreoffice soo bad at file formats :/ sad
[03:47] <aarossig_> happyface: which file format? (just curious... I also had a problem a few months ago)
[03:47] <webnet> Jordan_U, absolutly! here is a pastebin of the error i get as well: system@system-Aspire-5734Z:~$ eggdrop eggdrop.conf
[03:47] <webnet> Eggdrop v1.6.19+SSL (C) 1997 Robey Pointer (C) 2008 Eggheads
[03:47] <webnet> [21:17] --- Loading eggdrop v1.6.19+SSL (Sat Mar 10 2012)
[03:47] <webnet> [21:17] * CONFIG FILE NOT LOADED (NOT FOUND, OR ERROR)
[03:47] <soreau> webnet: Does this help? http://forum.egghelp.org/viewtopic.php?t=18318
[03:47] <FloodBot1> webnet: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:47] <happyface> aarossig_: if you're editing docx files or something, libre will COMPLETELY mess the files up
[03:47] <happyface> aarossig_: same with RTF
[03:47] <aarossig_> happyface: ahh okay
[03:47] <JackShephard> webnet: ok thanks!
[03:47] <soreau> ! paste | webnet
[03:48] <aarossig_> happyface: I had some morons create a purchase order "database" using a spreadsheet
[03:48] <aarossig_> happyface: once they had more than 255 sheets openoffice crashed
[03:48] <webnet> soreau, yes sorry i meant to. lol. i pasted to pastebin, but i forgot to copy the link. haha
[03:48] <damo22> lol
[03:48] <happyface> aarossig_: holy
[03:49] <JuanTheBurro> Hola. Mi llamo Juan
[03:49] <JuanTheBurro> \I am a burro
[03:49] <JuanTheBurro> Join me, and together we can rule Ubuntu from Mexico
[03:50] <webnet> http://pastebin.com/Qe7VErnk  | Jordan_U soreau
[03:50] <Jordan_U> !ot | JuanTheBurro
[03:50] <JuanTheBurro> Damn, I was just trying to get someone around here to mildly chuckle
[03:51] <JuanTheBurro> It's a bit slow in here. I am looking for someone well versed in the new 12.04 beta version
[03:51] <damo22> #ubuntu+1
[03:51] <macBdog> this morning I installed tightvncserver and I think I got hacked... hundreds of spam emails sent from my box, can anyone help me find out what happened?
[03:52] <damo22> unity is such a pos i am considering moving to debian
[03:52] <rypervenche> damo22: Do it!
[03:52] <happyface> damo22: yes plz
[03:52] <happyface> damo22: but seriously, just use gnome 3 or something
[03:52] <macBdog> damo: why switch distros just because of the window manager? just install gnome
[03:52] <JuanTheBurro> @damo22: Have you considered other derivatives that do not use Unity
[03:53] <rypervenche> Xfce <3
[03:53] <JuanTheBurro> Kubuntu
[03:53] <DinoMuffin> ^
[03:53] <DinoMuffin> and by that, I mean xfce4
[03:53] <JuanTheBurro> Hell, try Bodhi Linux
[03:53] <JuanTheBurro> It uses Enlightenment lol
[03:53] <JuanTheBurro> Everyone should feel Enlightened
[03:54] <damo22> i am using 10.04
[03:54] <atubuntu> why does adobe flashplayer eat up so much of cpu
[03:54] <icedtea> I switch to kubuntu
[03:55] <damo22> kde is too bloated for me
[03:55] <JuanTheBurro> Because flash is a resource hog that adobe needs to trim down or get rid of
[03:55] <DinoMuffin> atubuntu: because flash is designed to be the worst piece of software in the world
[03:55] <atubuntu> then why is ubuntu still using it .should it not package its own flashplayer
[03:56] <szal> !info gnash
[03:56] <szal> @ atubuntu
[03:56] <JuanTheBurro> Ubuntu uses it because 90% of the world still uses it
[03:56] <JuanTheBurro> An alternative, supposedly, is HTML5, which is a resource hog as well
[03:57] <atubuntu> szal: will gnash work on firefox
[03:58] <ActionParsnip> atubuntu: its been a thing forever. if you are watching youtube then switch to html5 and its a little better
[03:58] <crfripper> I'm just digging myself further and further in a hole
[03:58] <ActionParsnip> atubuntu: flash is a proprietary product to Adobe. There are equivelants but they do lack some features in the Adobe flash
[03:59] <ActionParsnip> atubuntu: swfdec, gnash and lightspark are all in the repos
[03:59] <Fyodorovna> atubuntu, when someone makes a statement like that take it with a grain of salt, it is a personal opinion.
[03:59] <atubuntu> ActionParsnip: how do i fit them as browser plugins
[04:00] <szal> Fyodorovna: in the case of gnash it isn't; gnash is on par w/ Flash 9 at best
[04:00] <crfripper> pulseaudio device chooser is old
[04:00] <Fyodorovna> szal, I was not referring to your posts. :0
[04:00] <ActionParsnip> atubuntu: most will add themselves into the plugins folder. You should always remove the standing flash plugin first, so that you do not have more than one flash plugin
[04:01] <Fyodorovna> szal, this one was what I meant "worst piece of software in the world"
[04:02] <DinoMuffin> yeah, that was just my opinion
[04:03] <DinoMuffin> even though adobe seems to be really trying to fit that description from what I've seen
[04:03] <lcc> how do I play a dvd with mplayer? mplayer dvd://1 is not working
[04:04] <crfripper> thre is no option to enter an server IP in any of the current pulseaudio tools
[04:05] <rhin0> "There can be no doubt that socialism is inseparably interwoven with  totalitarianism and the abject worship of the state. Socialism is in its  essence an attack not only upon British enterprise, but upon the right  of the ordinary man or woman to breathe freely without having a harsh,  clumsy tyrannical hand clasped across their mouth and nostrils. (Labour)  would have to fall back on some form of Gestapo, no doubt very humanel
[04:05] <amazingrando> anyone have experience with ati drivers on ubuntu server?
[04:05] <JelloPop> can u install a bin file in linux??
[04:05] <rhin0> oops
[04:05] <rhin0> wrong channel
[04:06] <atubuntu> ActionParsnip: i removed adobe .and now it asks for a flashplayer when i select gnash and next it says failed
[04:06] <lcc> I need libdvdcss
[04:06] <dannel> socialism still gives too much to corporations.. but people say it's great, like "wow, OUR government threw us a bone, /pat on back"
[04:06] <crfripper> I think the VM way is the only way
[04:06] <JelloPop> trying to install dofux? in ubuntu
[04:06] <CacheMoney1> rhin0: who you talking with / what are you disussing?
[04:07] <_Marcus> CacheMoney: He said he posted it in the wrong channel
[04:07] <crfripper> I believe I have the windows side working correctly, but I can't make the ubuntu client send to that IP
[04:07] <ActionParsnip> atubuntu: i'm sure there are guides around, you may need tomanually like the plugin into your browsers plugins folder
[04:07] <_Marcus> CacheMoney1: Happens to me all the time. Except I think IRC is my terminal.
[04:07] <MK`> What file system do I use for a /boot partition?
[04:07] <JelloPop> this is the file install http://dl.ak.ankama.com/games/dofus2/setup/DofusInstall.run
[04:07] <ActionParsnip> MK`: I'd use ext2 or ext3
[04:07] <MK`> not ext4? :o
[04:07] <Pikkachu> hi all, can you all see the degree Celsius symbol here ℃? If not, are you using pidgin/gtk+ with Ubuntu font?
[04:08] <dannel> Pikkachu, affirmative
[04:08] <ActionParsnip> MK`: why is that a bad thing?
[04:08] <MK`> I was just wondering why
[04:08] <Pikkachu> dannel: what client, OS, font?
[04:08] <ActionParsnip> JelloPop: cd; wget http://dl.ak.ankama.com/games/dofus2/setup/DofusInstall.run; chmod +x ./DofusInstall.run; sudo ./DofusInstall.run
[04:08] <CacheMoney1> _marcus:  I saw that... i wanted to find out which channel he was on.  Sounded kinda interesting
[04:08] <ActionParsnip> MK`: ext2 and ext3 are tried and tested. Ext3 is as old as the hills with few issues.
[04:09] <_Marcus> CacheMoney1: Message him with /query
[04:10] <Amin2> afqans are terrorists
[04:10] <MK`> same for / and /home then ActionParsnip ?
[04:10] <CacheMoney1> _Marcus: how do I send a message?
[04:11] <JelloPop> ActionParsnip: Why is the install for this package different for .deb packages or compiling  tar.gz?
[04:11] <ubuntu> anyone know about media test falure check cable error in bios 1.70 for a stupid toshiba from satans layer
[04:11] <crfripper> doing it from commandline
[04:11] <_Marcus> CacheMoney1: I like /query because it shows me the window, but you can just do "/msg user message goes here". Replace the user and the message with the approperiate information though.
[04:11] <ubuntu> im trying to install ubuntu
[04:11] <_Marcus> ubuntu: You just said your name in that sentance :D
[04:11] <ubuntu> how to change nick
[04:12] <_Marcus> ubuntu: type /nick newnick
[04:12] <orion> so can anyone help
[04:12] <_Marcus> orion: What's the matter?
[04:13] <CacheMoney1> _Marcus:  I agree, /query is better
[04:13] <crfripper> idk what port to use?
[04:13] <crfripper> 80?
[04:13] <Guest2466> media test falure check cable    error in bios 1.70 in toshiba sattelite trash
[04:13] <Amin2> are theee
[04:13] <Amin2> are there any terrorists in here?
[04:13] <crfripper> ahh, 4713
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> JelloPop: because they have provided a binary you run to install it
[04:14] <_Marcus> Amin2: Two things. first off, that's off-topic. Second, define "terrorist"
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> JelloPop: it can be used in any Linux distro then :)
[04:14] <Guest2466> hello bios issue
[04:14] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: how is a bios issue related to ubuntu?
[04:14] <Guest2466> trying to install ubuntu
[04:15] <namoamitabuddha> What's the upbound of the number of DNS supported in /etc/resolv.conf?
[04:15] <Amin2> i hate Justin Bieber
[04:15] <_Marcus> Guest2446: Tell us, exactly, what is wrong.
[04:15] <JelloPop> First time in yrs. Ive had to use .bin file??
[04:15] <_Marcus> !ot | Amin2
[04:15] <ActionParsnip> JelloPop: adobe and nvidia are 2 I can think of quick that use them
[04:15] <namoamitabuddha> 3?
[04:16] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: state your issue and we can advise
[04:16] <ActionParsnip> namoamitabuddha: yes, 3
[04:16] <Guest2466> well the laptop was freezing so i tryed to install ubuntu cd and it wouldent boot
[04:16] <crfripper> what do I put for mount=?
[04:16] <Guest2466> and then it did and then shut down
[04:16] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: what happens whem you try to boot?
[04:16] <JelloPop> ActionParsnip: sinces its a game I guess that explains the use for bin file...
[04:16] <atubuntu> gnash is also as cpu consuming
[04:16] <Guest2466> and now it wont boot anything
[04:16] <ActionParsnip> JelloPop: there may be the game on playdeb :)
[04:17] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: I'd ask in ##hardware then
[04:17] <Guest2466> i get media test falure check cable error
[04:17] <Amin2> am I the only one who hates that fag, Justin Bieber?
[04:17] <JelloPop> playdeb?? explain?
[04:17] <_Marcus> Amin2: No.
[04:17] <Pikkachu> Amin2: I like Michael Jackson more
[04:17] <_Marcus> !ot | Amin2
[04:17] <Guest2466> ive been asking in hardware for three days
[04:17] <Guest2466> they are alot of jerks son
[04:17] <Amin2> lol
[04:18] <ActionParsnip> JelloPop: search and you will find
[04:18] <Guest2466> so what shall i do
[04:18] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: is it a laptop or a desktop?
[04:18] <Reedyseth> hellow guys
[04:18] <_Marcus> Hello Reedyseth
[04:18] <DinoMuffin> Guest2466: when was the laptop freezing. Randomly? or was there any type of pattern?
[04:18] <Guest2466> its got to be a bad bios i think
[04:18] <JelloPop> ActionParsnip: k apt-cache search thanks :)
[04:18] <Guest2466> boot order dont help
[04:18] <ActionParsnip> JelloPop: no, search the web, using a browser
[04:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: is it a laptop or a desktop?
[04:19] <JelloPop> oh
[04:19] <Guest2466> no pattern
[04:19] <Guest2466> laptop
[04:19] <crfripper> WARNING: erroneous pipeline: no element "audio"
[04:19] <Amin2> _Marcus why you treat me so bad? are u a Justin Beiber fan?
[04:19] <sacarlson> Guest2466: did you try boot a usb flash instead of a cd rom?  or is that not an option?
[04:19] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: remove the battery and the power, also remove cmos battery if you can and leave it out for an hour. Then put it all bnack together
[04:19] <DinoMuffin> Guest2466: was it a complete lock up? As in no response at all from the mouse or keyboard?
[04:19] <Guest2466> it does all kinds of crazy stuff but now the media test falure check cable is pretty constant
[04:20] <Reedyseth> does anyone know how to set the default sqlite version on the terminal ? I get this error svnadmin: SQLite compilado para 3.6.22, pero corriendo con 3.6.13
[04:20] <Guest2466> yes a complete losk up
[04:20] <Guest2466> and what i think is the battery is soldered in tight
[04:20] <Reedyseth> it says that sqlite is compile to version 3.6.22 but running 3.6.13
[04:21] <Amin2> one does not simply poest non english in this channel
[04:21] <Guest2466> i tryed to pull battery but its soldered in it wont just pop out
[04:21] <Reedyseth> i know
[04:21] <Guest2466> toshiba sattelite m45-s625 trash
[04:21] <armence> Hello all. There are two packages that are now obsolete but which I must install nonetheless. I need libavformat52 and libavcodec52. Or at least I need the library files. How can I get them?
[04:21] <HelloWorld321> How do I get firefox to open IE .url shortcuts?
[04:21] <Guest2466> laptop
[04:21] <Amin2> http://brazzers.com
[04:21] <Reedyseth> does anyone know how to set the default sqlite version on the terminal ? I get this error svnadmin: SQLite compile for 3.6.22, but running with 3.6.13
[04:22] <Mkay-iPhone> Lol Amin2
[04:22] <Amin2> lol
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: it wont be, batterys degrade over time so will need to be eventually replaced
[04:22] <Fyodorovna> !op | Amin2
[04:22] <_Marcus> Amin2: No, but I like Ubuntu. The conversations here should be kept on-topic. If you want to talk about how much you hate him, go to #ubuntu-offtopic
[04:22] <ActionParsnip> Fyodorovna: beat me to it
[04:22] <Fyodorovna> ActionParsnip, :)
[04:22] <Reedyseth> does anyone know how to set the default sqlite version on the terminal ? I get this error svnadmin: SQLite compile for 3.6.22, but running with 3.6.13
[04:22] <Guest2466> little help???
[04:23] <Reedyseth> yeap
[04:23] <Amin2> ok :(
[04:23] <crfripper> I think I just need to get a 3.5mm male/male stero cable.. I've been defeated
[04:23] <Reedyseth> yeap
[04:23] <Reedyseth> does anyone know how to set the default sqlite version on the terminal ? I get this error svnadmin: SQLite compile for 3.6.22, but running with 3.6.13
[04:23] <Guest2466> it round and pink it looks like the battery but thier is no way to remove
[04:23] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: I think you might look into pin or pinning that enables setting the version that synaptic and/or apt-get installs
[04:24] <Guest2466> toshiba has no tech info on it
[04:24] <Amin2> _Marcus she's not a "him"
[04:24] <_Marcus> Amin2: Leave this channel please
[04:24] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: let me try that
[04:24] <unkr> can any one help me  regarding proxychain ??/
[04:24] <Guest2466> someone doesent want me to fix it very bad
[04:25] <Guest2466> i actually paid for this trash
[04:25] <DinoMuffin> Guest2466: are you able to boot from a livecd?
[04:25] <JuanTheBurro> Guest2466: What's the problem?
[04:25] <Guest2466> cause i thought ohh ill just install os and it will be good to go
[04:25] <Guest2466> it wont boot cd or hdd
[04:26] <Guest2466> no matter the order
[04:26] <Guest2466> it wont boot cd or hdd
[04:26] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: this looks like what your looking for http://askubuntu.com/questions/23578/how-do-i-pin-a-particular-mysql-version-to-avoid-unnecessary-upgrades
[04:26] <_Marcus> Guest2466: Did you contact the manufacturer? That seems like hardware problems.
[04:26] <Guest2466> keep getting media test falure check cable
[04:26] <JuanTheBurro> Guest2466: What was the last thing you changed before it died?
[04:27] <JuanTheBurro> Hardware AND software
[04:27] <Guest2466> wtf doesent anyone read above or is everyone new
[04:27] <JuanTheBurro> I've been busy on other things
[04:27] <JuanTheBurro> so no
[04:27] <JuanTheBurro> I did not read
[04:27] <Guest2466> i bougt it with this issue
[04:27] <JuanTheBurro> If you would like help, let me help you
[04:27] <JuanTheBurro> If not, go find a toshiba cunt and get it from them
[04:28] <pangolin> !language | JuanTheBurro
[04:28] <Guest2466> ok its a toshiba sattelite m45-s265
[04:28] <Guest2466> laptop
[04:28] <JuanTheBurro> Ok
[04:28] <sacarlson> Guest2466: if it gets that far maybe it will boot a usb flash drive
[04:28] <JuanTheBurro> Good laptop, for the most part
[04:28] <_Marcus> Guest2466: So it's like buying something on ebay to find they light it on fire first. Why not ask the people you bought it from? Or even Toshiba?
[04:28] <high-n-tight> so, ubuntu people. Why should I choose ubuntu over linux mint? (im new to linux as a whole and need guidance)
[04:28] <zyzhang12> help! i can't change the The notebook screen brightness ,and the power management does not work.  who have the similar experience?
[04:28] <unkr> can any one help me  regarding proxychain ??/
[04:28] <Guest2466> now it will not boot cd or hdd it says in bios media test falure check cable
[04:28] <_Marcus> high-n-tight: What do you want to use your system for?
[04:28] <DinoMuffin> Guest2466: if it's been like that the entire time you've had it, it's likely theres a hardware problem
[04:28] <high-n-tight> media
[04:29] <JuanTheBurro> Guest246: When you bought it, was it like this, or no?
[04:29] <Guest2466> toshiba has been very poor help son
[04:29] <high-n-tight> and im already finding that silverlight/moonlight doesn't really fly on any linux system :(
[04:29] <JuanTheBurro> Guest246: How old is it? Is it under warranty? Has it functioned at all since you got it?
[04:29] <JuanTheBurro> These are relevant questions I don't see an answer for
[04:29] <DinoMuffin> Guest2466: well, I don't know what else to tell you. If you're not able to boot from any device, it likely means that the bios is either misconfgured or theres a hardware issue
[04:30] <Guest2466> ok so ive tryed to eliminate bios issue
[04:30] <Fyodorovna> Guest2466, try a f12 tapping at boot to get the boot from menu.
[04:30] <Guest2466> i need to figure how to flash bios
[04:30] <JuanTheBurro> Guest2466: Do you have a spare hard drive to slip in and try?
[04:30] <Fyodorovna> Guest2466, sorry at powering on.
[04:30] <Guest2466> no hdd
[04:31] <JuanTheBurro> No hdd at all, or no spare?
[04:31] <DinoMuffin> Guest2466: make sure you're not trying to boot off the network first either
[04:31] <Guest2466> i dont even have the capability to burn the boot cd to flash bios
[04:31] <JuanTheBurro> Then Guest, you got screwed
[04:31] <JuanTheBurro> Where did you buy it?
[04:31] <JuanTheBurro> Or from whom?
[04:32] <JuanTheBurro> And how recently?
[04:32] <Guest2466> a friend that did not know the hell he was giving me
[04:32] <Guest2466> i figure a mb will definately fix it
[04:33] <JuanTheBurro> Sounds like a hammer would work too
[04:33] <Guest2466> but i want to try bios flash somehow
[04:33] <JuanTheBurro> hmmm
[04:33] <blag> is there a gui for ptppconfig
[04:33] <Guest2466> eeeprom is to expensive
[04:33] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: what make and model is this thing?
[04:33] <DinoMuffin> You might want to check the bios for a easy flasher. It can normally work with USB drives
[04:33] <Guest2466> toshiba sattelite m45-s265
[04:33] <Guest2466> laptop
[04:34] <Guest2466> its got insyde software rom
[04:34] <Guest2466> bios 1.70
[04:34] <patriot> whats the name of python program that installs gfx drivers
[04:34] <JuanTheBurro> Guest2466: http://www.google.com/webhp?rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS471US471&sourceid=chrome-instant&ix=sea&ie=UTF-8&ion=1#hl=en&safe=off&rlz=1C1CHFX_enUS471US471&output=search&sclient=psy-ab&q=toshiba%20bios%20recovery%20usb&oq=&aq=&aqi=&aql=&gs_sm=&gs_upl=&gs_l=&pbx=1&fp=95e6f5d098e4da22&ix=sea&ion=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.r_qf.,cf.osb&biw=1366&bih=677
[04:34] <sacarlson> Guest2466: you should only flash bios as a last resort, try boot from a usb pen drive
[04:34] <Guest2466> i cant call insyde untill monday
[04:34] <wutdo> whats the name of python program that installs gfx drivers - jumpy or something
[04:35] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: http://www.irisvista.com/tech/laptops/ToshibaM45/Satellite_M45_disassembly_1.htm
[04:35] <Guest2466> where do i get file for pen drive what site and file
[04:35] <JuanTheBurro> You should check out the info here
[04:35] <ActionParsnip> JuanTheBurro: thats one of the reasons i dont use google search
[04:35] <JuanTheBurro> Same, but in a quick pinch, it works
[04:35] <JuanTheBurro> I wanted him to see the whole page
[04:35] <JuanTheBurro> Rather than a specific link
[04:36] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: my link shows how to remove the battery
[04:36] <JuanTheBurro> footwork is the name of the game, that is why we are all here
[04:36] <sacarlson> Guest2466: you use the standard iso download file and another working system that can install the ubuntu.iso file onto the usb pen drive
[04:36] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: 2 little sliders on the bottom unlocks the battery
[04:36] <JuanTheBurro> using YUMI may work to get it on there
[04:37] <JuanTheBurro> or grub4dos
[04:37] <JuanTheBurro> maybe
[04:37] <JuanTheBurro> Guest2466: http://ask.metafilter.com/191475/Corrupted-BIOS-Toshiba-L305D
[04:37] <JuanTheBurro> take a look at that
[04:37] <JuanTheBurro> Not the same model, but the principle should be the same
[04:37] <Guest2466> i need to remove bios mb little battery son
[04:38] <Guest2466> tiny round one
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: it may be under the battery
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: http://www.ehow.co.uk/how_8334690_locate-battery-toshiba-satellite-m45.html
[04:38] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: all i'm doing is searching dude
[04:39] <JuanTheBurro> Also, think about this: http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=304332
[04:39] <webnet> Guest2466, sorry if anyone else asked this, but why do you need to remove it?
[04:39] <webnet> im a bit late to this game
[04:40] <JuanTheBurro> Scheisse.... I can't remember... does the Sattelite have the little jumper next to the battery?
[04:40] <DinoMuffin> webnet: His bios is either misconfigured/corrupted or he has a major hardware problem
[04:40] <DinoMuffin> webnet: he can't boot from any device
[04:40] <webnet> DinoMuffin, gotcha thx :)
[04:40] <DinoMuffin> reguardless of setting
[04:41] <DinoMuffin> At least, that's what I've gathered
[04:41] <webnet> thats a crappt situation to be in
[04:41] <Guest2466> the cmos batt removal tips dont show where it is and the only thing that looks like a batt wont come out
[04:41] <JuanTheBurro> I've been there, done that, with an older Satellite, but damned if I can't remember how to get out of it. The general question is this: Have you tried to remove your hard drive, and run it attached to another machine?
[04:42] <Guest2466> i need to remove batt to reset bios
[04:42] <webnet> Guest2466, does it look like a watch battery?
[04:42] <Guest2466> i think it does look like a watch batt
[04:42] <JuanTheBurro> @Guest2466: When you remove the bottom cover, you should see a flat round battery, possibly with an orange tape on it
[04:42] <Guest2466> its pink
[04:42] <JuanTheBurro> It is held together with basically plastic
[04:42] <JuanTheBurro> Still
[04:42] <webnet> about between a nickel in size? Guest2466
[04:42] <JuanTheBurro> Same stuff
[04:42] <Guest2466> and its soldered solid
[04:42] <JuanTheBurro> ok, it isn't
[04:42] <Guest2466> dime size
[04:42] <JuanTheBurro> There is no way it would be
[04:43] <webnet> oh that wont be it Guest24
[04:43] <webnet> * Guest2466
[04:43] <Guest2466> its the closest think to a batt
[04:43] <JuanTheBurro> It should be flat as a pancake
[04:43] <webnet> Guest2466, it wil be silver shiny and between nickel and quarter sized
[04:43] <JuanTheBurro> as big around as an american nickel
[04:43] <Guest2466> yep its the only little round part on the thing
[04:43] <JuanTheBurro> and it will be held in place either with plastic or tape, even
[04:44] <JuanTheBurro> You should be able to pluck the tape
[04:44] <webnet> could also be in there with a tiny metal clasp
[04:44] <JuanTheBurro> And therefore get the CMOS out
[04:44] <Guest2466> and it will not come out without breaking it they really made this atough fix son
[04:44] <JuanTheBurro> True, webnet
[04:44] <JuanTheBurro> @Guest2466 then tape the sucker
[04:44] <Guest2466> plus i cant get any good info
[04:45] <webnet> Guest2466, sorry to bug but idk the model, its too far back in chat for mwe to see
[04:45] <webnet> what is the model?
[04:45] <Guest2466> im thinking getting the propper bios flash files on my usb pen drive migt do the trick
[04:45] <JuanTheBurro> Guest2466: Are you Rickwireman on the forums?
[04:45] <JuanTheBurro> Guest2466: Are you Rickwireman on the forums?
[04:45] <wutdo> man fuk yall
[04:45] <webnet> wutdo !cuss
[04:45] <Guest2466> yes i am rick
[04:46] <webnet> !cuss wutdo
[04:46] <JuanTheBurro> ok, just checking
[04:46] <JelloPop> wutdo what was that !
[04:46] <Guest2466> toshiba sattelite m45 -s265 laptop
[04:46] <webnet> wutdo | !language
[04:46] <webnet> hmm ubottu doesnt seem to be responding
[04:46] <webnet> whats that aboot?
[04:47] <Guest2466> no botts allowed
[04:47] <sacarlson> webnet: wutdo already left
[04:47] <Guest2466> stupid botts lol
[04:47] <webnet> Guest2466, we have one on here for informational purposes.
[04:47] <webnet> sacarlson, gotcha
[04:47] <tlaffoon> test
[04:47] <webnet> !ubottu
[04:47] <Guest2466> ok then this is what ive got to work with houston
[04:48] <tlaffoon> aw man thought I successfully changed my nick to HughGRection
[04:48] <tlaffoon> its taken already =/ .
[04:48] <webnet> tlaffoon, HAHAHAHAHA!
[04:48] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: pinning didn't work
[04:48] <Guest2466> ive got a mass storage device configured to install clearwire connection manager how do i make it a bootable bios flasher
[04:49] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: I'm configuring my ubuntu server
[04:49] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: bummer, did you do a full purge and reinstall to pin it?
[04:49] <webnet> Guest2466, what is the model of the lappy?
[04:49] <Guest2466> usb mass storage device
[04:49] <Guest2466> toshiba sattelite m45-s265
[04:49] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: nop is not even in my repositories or installed
[04:49] <webnet> Guest2466, cool thx
[04:50] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: atp-get purge mysql ,  oh not in repository,  maybe pull it from an older repository?
[04:50] <Guest2466> what files do i need to down load for bios 1.70 flashing
[04:50] <Guest2466> does any one know what to do to that clearwire pen drive
[04:50] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: or what about upgrading the compiled app?
[04:51] <ActionParsnip> Guest2466: you could take out the hard drive, install to it then put it back in the lappy
[04:51] <Guest2466> to allow the files on it
[04:51] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: wait but is not mysql is sqlite
[04:51] <Guest2466> already tried
[04:51] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: sorry I forgot, sqlite
[04:51] <Guest2466> ive tryied booting withh hdd in and out and rand r still no luck
[04:52] <satyanash> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu with Grub2 on a Lenovo Thinkpad. Grub detects 2 Windows7 Operating systems, when there is only one installed.
[04:52] <Guest2466> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[04:52] <HelloWorld321> How do you do the Oceric Ocelot equivalent of going to Applications -> System Tools -> File Types Editor
[04:52] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: what is the name of the compiled app that needs sqlite?
[04:53] <satyanash> If it is of any concern, there are also some OEM partitions like Lenovo_recovery and SYStem_DRv or something..
[04:53] <webnet> Guest2466, i fear you still wont be able to. thats for flashing bios that work to put on custom ones
[04:54] <Guest2466> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[04:54] <webnet> Guest2466, i see no cmos battery anywhere on it
[04:54] <satyanash> It says Windows7 is installed on sda1 and Windows7 is installed on sda2.
[04:54] <satyanash> Both of them start the same copy of windows ?
[04:54] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: I using svn
[04:54] <Guest2466> me niether im telling you pal its satans creation
[04:55] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: ok on what application?
[04:55] <vice> hello! i have got a problem with blueray discs. my BD-drive doesnt detect the disc. i would be able to watch it (dumphd, makemkv, lxBDplayer) but the drive doesnt detect the disc. any idea? would be great if anybody could help!
[04:55] <Guest2466> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[04:56] <ubuntuuser> hi
[04:56] <vice> btw: libbluray is installed too
[04:56] <webnet> Guest2466, is this the mobo you are looking at? http://i.ebayimg.com/t/Toshiba-Satellite-M45-S265-Intel-Motherboard-V000053740-ASIS-/00/s/MTYwMFgxNjAw/$(KGrHqEOKn!E6tY!ms-cBOvGBpF-)Q~~60_3.JPG
[04:56] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: the thing is that I install manually svn and didn't work so I tried apt-get install subversion and that install the subversion, but I install(compile) sqlite 3.6.13 and then have that error
[04:57] <ubuntuuser> how can i disable the unity sidebar?
[04:57] <Guest2466> that is the board on the back
[04:57] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: when I run svnadmin create i have the error
[04:57] <Guest2466> thier is little round pink thing it looks like cmos batt but its soldered in and it will break very easy
[04:58] <ubuntuuser> quit
[04:58] <Guest2466> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[04:58] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: so the aplication you want to compile is sqlite?  can't you just apt-get install that?  I'm looking for the root app that is the goal here
[04:59] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: I'm personally more into git, I havn't use svn in years
[04:59] <Guest2466> how do i meessage a specific person
[05:00] <Guest2466> what command
[05:00] <webnet> command is: /msg <nick>
[05:00] <webnet> command is: /msg <nick> <messgae> that will open a private chat
[05:00] <webnet> !pm
[05:01] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: I tried apt-get install sqlite3
[05:01] <JuanTheBurro> hey, Guest2466: Go to the toshiba website and input your product info
[05:02] <murlidhar> am not able to tether my android to my desktop. usb tethering
[05:02] <Guest2466> the toshiba website has no info son
[05:02] <murlidhar> my phone supports USB tethering
[05:02] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: but I did that after compile for 3.6.13, the compilation of sqlite 3.6.13 was succesful but it seems i didn't gave the correct parameters on the ./configuration
[05:02] <Guest2466> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[05:03] <satyanash> Hi, I just installed Ubuntu with Grub2 on a Lenovo Thinkpad. Grub detects 2 Windows7 Operating systems, when there is only one installed. If it is of any concern, there are also some OEM partitions like Lenovo_recovery and SYStem_DRv or something.. It says Windows7 is installed on sda1 and Windows7 is installed on sda2 and both the entries start the same copy of windows?
[05:04] <Guest2466> i need a snickers lol
[05:04] <murlidhar> i can see the option off USB tethering in settings > wireless and networks
[05:04] <Guest2466> and a monster
[05:04] <cdnjay> Hi, where can I find the download for the ARMv6 compatible Ubuntu distros?
[05:04] <Guest2466> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[05:04] <ActionParsnip> satyanash: if you select the option, does windows boot?
[05:04] <JuanTheBurro> hey, Guest2466: http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/product/pdf_files/detailed_specs/satellite_M45-S265.pdf
[05:04] <ActionParsnip> !arm | cdnjay
[05:04] <JuanTheBurro> The product manual
[05:04] <satyanash> ActionParsnip, yes.
[05:04] <ActionParsnip> cdnjay: ubuntu is a distro
[05:05] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: I have sqlite 3.6.22 installed on my ubuntu 10.04 ;  so what app is it that need your sqlite 3.6.16 ?
[05:05] <ActionParsnip> satyanash: who cares then :)
[05:05] <Guest2466> i already looked at that juan its of no use
[05:05] <cdnjay> ActionParsnip: Sorry, meant version. I think 9.04 was the last version to support ARMv6? Not sure if 8.04 had a version that supported ARMv6?
[05:06] <satyanash> ActionParsnip, aah.. I wouldn't, but the laptop is not mine. Not that it really matters, but I wanted Ubuntu to be as less confusing as possible.
[05:06] <CFHowlett> satyanash   more than likely 1 win7 is your recovery, one is the active win7 partition.  If you kill the recovery partition, you cannot reset your windows to factory fresh settings.
[05:06] <LoggedIt> any ddns fu here?
[05:06] <Guest2466> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[05:07] <JuanTheBurro> Guest2466: also here is the .exe for the BIOS
[05:07] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: none i just that i install that version, do you have the server to download your version ???
[05:07] <scientes> systemd?
[05:07] <scientes> i need multiseat
[05:07] <LoggedIt> i got this thing here where the RRs that the dhcp server creates totally ignore all the TTLs in the zone
[05:07] <JuanTheBurro> http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/sm45v20.exe
[05:07] <LoggedIt> http://pastebin.com/NnSEd9bv
[05:07] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: or how to remove sqlite3 that i compile and did make install ??
[05:07] <JuanTheBurro> how to boot that from usb, or whatever, I got no clue
[05:08] <ActionParsnip> cdnjay: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/oneiric/release/  mentions arm...
[05:08] <LoggedIt> the leases are 24 hours, the zone's TTL is 24 hours, but the dynamic dns updates only get a ttl of 3600
[05:08] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: I would hope that compile package would also include a remove script
[05:08] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: me too but it didn't :S
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> scientes: http://www2.userful.com/products/userful-multiseat-linux
[05:09] <satyanash> CFHowlett, how come both of them boot to the same copy of Windows?
[05:09] <ActionParsnip> scientes: multiseat goodness :)
[05:09] <CFHowlett> JuanTheBurro   during post, you'll see the screen show "press fsomething for boot options".  do that, change teh priority to boot USBb before anything else.
[05:09] <scientes> ActionParsnip, thats non-commercial only
[05:09] <Guest2466> that was another butthole file
[05:09] <JuanTheBurro> Also, Guest2466, try reading this: http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/jsp/bulletinDetail.jsp?soid=627009&pf=true
[05:09] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: well it's the ld command that links the libs so there must be some manual method to override link loader
[05:09] <CFHowlett> satyanash   the restore doesn't boot - it's actually hidden by default iirc.  It's only active during the win7 restore process
[05:10] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: what version of ubuntu is this your now running?
[05:10] <JuanTheBurro> CFHowlett: This is for Guest2466, regarding how to boot a flashable BIOS file from a USB to recover his toshiba laptop
[05:10] <ActionParsnip> scientes: its free for 2 user version, is that enough?
[05:10] <scientes> ActionParsnip, free for non-commercial use only
[05:10] <Guest2466> no help there juan
[05:11] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: is ubuntu server 10.04
[05:11] <scientes> and systemd supposedly is doing the advancement in the multi-seat world
[05:11] <scientes> it auto-gens xorg.confs
[05:11] <satyanash> ActionParsnip, LTSP ?
[05:11] <Guest2466> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[05:12] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: oh cool so you should have access to all I have then,  but you couldn't install sqlite3  with apt-get ?
[05:12] <Guest2466> sorry if im bieng repetitive but i need that anser
[05:12] <Guest2466> ive looked many places and cannot find it
[05:12] <bapu> hello..i m trying to install pear..i did wget http://pear.php.net/go-pear.phar and then php go-pear.phar ......and after this when i m type pear in terminal..it is asking me to install php-pear..
[05:13] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: I think the install of sqlite3 package will auto run the link loader and put all apps that use sqlite onto it
[05:13] <bapu> i intstalled it and again it type pear..it is again asking to install php-pear......y so???
[05:14] <ActionParsnip> satyanash: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultiseatX
[05:14] <webnet> bapu, what are you planning to use pear for?
[05:14] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: yeap i can install like that but i did the other way, my bad :S
[05:14] <researcher123> is it possible to set root password after new install?
[05:14] <webnet> researcher123, yes but its not recommended
[05:14] <CFHowlett> researcher123   don't see why not
[05:14] <webnet> use sudo onstead
[05:14] <ActionParsnip> Guest35143: you may need a windows OS. If you cannot boot anything how do you expectto flash the bios exactly?
[05:14] <ActionParsnip> researcher123: there is no root pass, the account is disabled
[05:14] <webnet> ActionParsnip, thats what i tried to tell him
[05:15] <researcher123> CFHowlett: how to give command?
[05:15] <bapu> hello webnet..i want to use phpunit test...for that i need pear
[05:15] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: compile is only needed when you have speceal apps that aren't in your present repository and not already in ppa
[05:15] <CFHowlett> !passwd|researcher123
[05:15] <ActionParsnip> researcher123: just prefix any command you want to run as root with: sudo    and it will be fine
[05:15] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: I know now xD !!!}
[05:15] <researcher123> !passwd
[05:15] <CFHowlett> researcher see passwd command
[05:16] <researcher123> ok
[05:16] <ActionParsnip> researcher123: your user is in a group called 'admin' which gives it the ability to use sudo and gksudo
[05:16] <bapu> http://www.phpunit.de/manual/3.7/en/installation.html i m following this to install phpunit
[05:16] <researcher123> !passwd
[05:16] <ActionParsnip> researcher123: ubottu doesn't have a factoid for !passwd
[05:16] <CFHowlett> researcher123   ubottu doesn't know.  see the man or info pages from your terminal
[05:17] <webnet> !root
[05:17] <webnet> ^^^^
[05:17] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: ok so I guess if you look at what the install script did in the compile at the point it copies into the libs and stuf you can just rm instead, or just live with what you did and install apt-get install sqlite3 and see what happens
[05:17] <webnet> !root researcher123
[05:18] <ubuntu> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[05:18] <JuanTheBurro> @webnet, you need to do the | between them
[05:18] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: I will try to do that
[05:18] <JuanTheBurro> !root | researcher123
[05:18] <webnet> JuanTheBurro, THANK YOU! lol. been a few weeks since i was on irc. haha
[05:19] <JuanTheBurro> lol
[05:19] <webnet> couldnt figure out why it wouldnt do it. :P
[05:19] <JuanTheBurro> !porn
[05:19] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: you can't do it
[05:20] <JuanTheBurro> apparently, ubottu knows nothing about porn
[05:20] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: if you cannot boot anything how are you intending to actually do it. Lets assume you have the files needed. What next?
[05:20] <JuanTheBurro> it is missing out
[05:20] <ubuntu> put it on pen drive\
[05:20] <pangolin> !guidelines > JuanTheBurro
[05:20] <JuanTheBurro> ubuntu: How do you expect to run it?
[05:20] <ubuntu> i have not tryed pen drive apparently thier is chance it will boot fronm pen drive
[05:21] <bapu> how to install pear??
[05:21] <JuanTheBurro> What type o file is it?
[05:21] <JuanTheBurro> ubuntu
[05:21] <ubuntu> i need to know what file
[05:21] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: have you tried with an Ubuntu ISO, or some other bootable ISO etc, to test
[05:21] <ubuntu> no
[05:23] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: dont you think you should ratherthan spamming the channel
[05:23] <webnet> ActionParsnip, oh ubuntu ! haha i was like woah when did ubottu become an AI. haha im losing it
[05:23] <webnet> :P
[05:23] <ubuntu> i need the right bios flashing files
[05:24] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: your issue isn't even ubuntu related. Its hardware related
[05:24] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: so is offtopic here
[05:24] <webnet> ubuntu, ActionParsnip is correct
[05:24] <ubuntu> hardwre guy s are buttholes son
[05:24] <ubuntu> its about installing ubuntu son'
[05:24] <webnet> ubuntu | !offtopic
[05:24] <webnet> !offtopic | ubuntu
[05:24] <ubuntu> im trying to install ubuntu
[05:25] <ubuntu> dang botts !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
[05:25] <webnet> ubuntu, but we cant really help you with a cmos issue here... cmos isnt controlled by ubuntu
[05:25] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: the channel subject is still to be respected. You can't defect here just because you get no responce
[05:26] <ubuntu> you people on this channel seem to be the only helpfull ones
[05:26] <ubuntu> hardware is overun with jerkoffs i can t get help there any other channel
[05:26] <ActionParsnip> ubuntu: again, thats not how it works
[05:26] <ubuntu> ????
[05:26] <scientes> http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=xul-ext
[05:26] <ubuntu> other channel???
[05:26] <scientes> WHY DID UBUNTU DROP ADBLOCKPLUS!!!!
[05:26] <webnet> ubuntu, :) we try. though i must agree, i frequent a few other channels and everyone here is by far the coolest
[05:27] <ubuntu> exacly
[05:27] <scientes> http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/changelogs/pool/universe/a/adblock-plus/adblock-plus_1.2.2-3ubuntu0.10.10.1/changelog
[05:27] <ubuntu> the fewer botts here the better
[05:27] <webnet> scientes, so add it on manually...
[05:27] <scientes> webnet, but i want it system-wide
[05:27] <bkerensa> !ask | scientes
[05:27] <ubuntu> i got somthing for u ubottu
[05:28] <webnet> ubuntu, yeah. we have 4 to my knowledge the flood bots and ubottu our info bot
[05:28] <scientes> bkerensa, i did ask
[05:28] <tensorpudding> scientes, it still exists, they changed the name
[05:28] <ActionParsnip> scientes: kill the caps pleas
[05:28] <ubuntu> you would not beleave the botts i deal with
[05:28] <ActionParsnip> !ops | ubuntu asking for hardware support
[05:28] <scientes> tensorpudding, really, i can't find it, its still in debin
[05:29] <tensorpudding> wait no i lied, apparently it's in debian but not ubuntu
[05:29] <scientes> but ubuntu dropped the seperation between firefox and xulrunner
[05:29] <tensorpudding> very strange
[05:29] <bkerensa> ubuntu: if you have a question please ask it
[05:29] <ubuntu> so where to find files to flash bios 1.70
[05:29] <ActionParsnip> scientes: surely you can add it at addons.firefox.whatever...
[05:29] <pangolin> ubuntu : you have been told by many of our great helpers here that your issue is not supported in this channel. Please stop asking for hardware help. We don't help with that.
[05:29] <webnet> ActionParsnip, is that necessary to report him to ops?
[05:29] <scientes> ActionParsnip, yes, sorry for all-caps, but its much nicer to have it system-wide
[05:29] <ActionParsnip> scientes: you do realise the ads get revenue for the site owners..
[05:29] <dax> scientes: Ubuntu dropped Adblock Plus because they upgrade to new major versions of Firefox when they're released, and keeping addons up to date as part of this process was considered an unneccessary burden given that they can be downloaded easily.
[05:29] <ubuntu> ok a channel like hardware please
[05:30] <ubuntu> do tell
[05:30] <webnet> ubuntu, may i PM?
[05:30] <pangolin> ubuntu : ##hardware
[05:30] <dax> scientes: Debian does not upgrade to new major versions of Firefox (or Iceweasel, as it's called there), and thus do not have this problem.
[05:30] <scientes> dax, yes they do, just not in their stable release
[05:30] <ActionParsnip> scientes: ads keep websites free
[05:30] <dax> scientes: In both cases, I mean in stable releases.
[05:31] <atubuntu> my grub fails to halt .how do i fix it
[05:31] <ActionParsnip> atubuntu: hold shift at boot
[05:31] <webnet> ubuntu, may i pm?
[05:31] <ubuntu> yup
[05:32] <atubuntu> ActionParsnip: what does that do
[05:32] <atubuntu> ActionParsnip: i mean when i type halt on grub prompt it fails to halt
[05:33] <ActionParsnip> atubuntu: oh, i thought you wanted to see the grub prompt
[05:33] <atubuntu> so i also think that is the problem why my 11.10 fails to hibernate or sleep
[05:34] <atubuntu> how do i reinstall grub so that it picks up things properly
[05:38] <ubuntu> webnet check pm
[05:40] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: Is there a way to set default version to use with sqlit3 ??
[05:41] <kion> I have a fresh new install of ubuntu 11.10 can anyone tell me how to install Flash for my firefox browser?
[05:42] <ubuntu> kion
[05:42] <atubuntu> how do i reinstall grub so that it picks up things properly
[05:42] <ubuntu> go to software center
[05:42] <ubuntu> and type adobe and it will pop up
[05:42] <kion> Thanks Ubuntu!
[05:42] <ubuntu> its the bag looking icon
[05:43] <kion> ubuntu: seems that now it is easier than a year ago!
[05:43] <ubuntu> the software center is very nice
[05:43] <asapien> what would happen if ubuntu left #ubuntu :O
[05:44] <kion> ubuntu: thanks, I found it!
[05:44] <ubuntu> i recomend only installing fromm software center
[05:44] <ubuntu> its quality stuff son
[05:45] <ubuntu> can i execute floodbott 1-3
[05:45] <ActionParsnip> kion: is your OS 64bit?
[05:47] <kion> ActionParsnip: yes it is an Alienware with core i7 64 bit
[05:47] <ActionParsnip> kion: then you will need to enable the partner repo, you will then get 64bitt flash. Just installing as is now you will get 32bit flash
[05:48] <kion> ActionParsnip: how do I enable that repo?
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> kion: its under the extra sources and such
[05:48] <ubuntu> anyone care to join me on #bios
[05:48] <ActionParsnip> kion: just because your CPU is 64bit doesn't automatically mean your OS is 64bit. You can run 32bit OS on 64bit CPU
[05:49] <kion> ActionParsnip: I just installed Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> kion: its worth checking :)
[05:49] <ActionParsnip> kion: but you sound confident so its cool
[05:49] <varatep> Can anyone help me in connecting to my school's VPN? They don't do tech support for linux... pathetic.
[05:50] <kion> ActionParsnip: my uname -a result:
[05:50] <kion> ActionParsnip: Linux HPg32 3.0.0-12-generic #20-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 7 14:56:25 UTC 2011 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[05:50] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: sqlite3 is just a lib,  it would depend on what applictions are linked to use it (link loader)  so I guess you will have to research link loader (command ld) for  that
[05:50] <ActionParsnip> kion: you can also uncomment the partner repo lines in /etc/apt/sources.list if you want to do it manual style
[05:50] <ActionParsnip> kion: sweet
[05:52] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: ok let me see that
[05:54] <kion> ActionParsnip: yes I rather do it through the terminal
[05:54] <ActionParsnip> kion: no problem
[05:56] <oooaaaooo> hi guys, i have a general computing question; I have a multifunction printer with a modem port... can i use it over  network as a network scanner?
[05:56] <ActionParsnip> oooaaaooo: you can setup ubuntu to be a scanner server
[05:57] <ActionParsnip> oooaaaooo: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ScanningHowTo#Sharing_a_Scanner_Over_a_Network
[05:58] <oooaaaooo> ActionParsnip: thanks
[05:59] <Parham> Hello. Yesterday I got a prompt in Ubuntu to download new updates. I did, but then my power supply got disconnected after the upgrade. Now, when I click on "Linux 3" (in the Grub menu) my computer restarts. How can I fix this?
[06:00] <oooaaaooo> ActionParsnip: so basically for a non-ethernet enabled device I need to have a server setup
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> oooaaaooo: the connection media is moot, as long as there is a logical connection to the server, it can be used
[06:01] <ActionParsnip> oooaaaooo: could even share it over WAN if you wanted
[06:01] <dj_segfault> Hey, I just had something really weird happen to me.  It's happened a few times before.  I'm running Ubuntu 10.04LTS with a TV hooked up as screen 2, running two separate X sessions so each monitor has different apps.  I was running Firefox/Thunderburd/Pidgin on screen 0 (built in LCD) and Mythfrontend on screen 1 (TV).  After a little while instead of my mouse going to screen 1 after I moved it above screen 0 it starte
[06:01] <kion> ActionParsnip: I uncomented two lines!
[06:01] <CFHowlett> Parham   can you boot an older kernel?
[06:02] <kion> ActionParsnip:should I now go to Ubuntu software center?
[06:02] <ActionParsnip> kion: ok then close software centre and run:  sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install adobe-flashplugin
[06:02] <oooaaaooo> ActionParsnip: well i would prefer to have it connected directly without an intermediary to my network switch , but that isnt possible, according to the article...or are you implying that it is?
[06:02] <satyanash> dj_segfault, how did you get two different things running on different screens ? I am trying to exactly that ?
[06:02] <Parham> CFHowlett: When I click on "Previous version" (which is 2.6.x something), Ubuntu comes up with what I think is the Gnome 2.0 desktop.
[06:03] <satyanash> dj_segfault, I want to run Fvwm2 on one screen and Xmonad on the other.
[06:03] <ActionParsnip> oooaaaooo: if you have a wireless and a wired connection you could do it in an ad-hoc network but if you have a router then you may as well go via that to make the networking easier
[06:03] <dj_segfault> Using the nvidia proprietary driver it lets you choose to mirror or run two different X sessions.
[06:03] <oooaaaooo> i have a scanner that only has a fax modem port(rj11)/usb
[06:03] <ActionParsnip> oooaaaooo: the guide never says you can't do it without a switch...
[06:04] <CFHowlett> Parham   suggest you boot a previous version - recovery.  sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[06:04] <albo> How do I download files with an IRC client?
[06:04] <ActionParsnip> oooaaaooo: then connect and set it up on a PC then you can share it with the guide
[06:04] <satyanash> dj_segfault, yes, but in my case both screens run the same type of environment, How did you get mythfrontend on one screen and normal ubuntu unity on the other ?
[06:04] <oooaaaooo> ActionParsnip: so it has to have an intermediary
[06:05] <ActionParsnip> oooaaaooo: you will need a controlling PC, there is no intelligence in the device
[06:05] <Parham> CFHowlett: Wouldn't it cause the same problem again? Isn't this a problem with the new files I have downloaded?
[06:05] <oooaaaooo> ActionParsnip: yeah thats what i was getting at
[06:05] <Osmond> Hello everyone, I have a question...
[06:05] <oooaaaooo> ActionParsnip: oh well
[06:05] <dj_segfault> satyanash: First of all this is 10.04LTS, pre-unity (and unity is why I haven't upgraded.  No flame wars please).   Also, mythfrontend is just an app running on the second screen.  Nothing special
[06:05] <CFHowlett> Parham   I'd guess a kernel update, but I also suspect your previous upgrade didn't complete.  thus the do-over
[06:06] <satyanash> dj_segfault, so both screens run Gnome2.x. and mythfrontend is just an app?
[06:06] <dj_segfault> satyanash: Yes.
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> dj_segfault: you do realise that if you install xubuntu, you won't get unity?
[06:06] <Parham> CFHowlett: Ah. So if something fails, I will still have this previous version to fall back to, correct?
[06:06] <satyanash> dj_segfault, oh. okay.
[06:06] <ActionParsnip> dj_segfault: not all oneiric based releases have unity. Infact only ONE of the four has it...
[06:06] <CFHowlett> Parham   exactly.  (hint: ALWAYS keep one previous kernel version in reserve...)
[06:07] <mylove> krish
[06:07] <ActionParsnip> dj_segfault: so not upgrading to avoid unity is nonsense
[06:07] <Parham> CFHowlett: How can I "keep one kernel version in reserve"? Do I need to run a command to preserve this kernel or something?
[06:07] <kion> ActionParsnip: Thanks!! :) it is downloading now
[06:07] <satyanash> ActionParsnip, Any thoughts on how I can run Xmonad one screen and fvwm on the other ? I know I can use fvwm -s option. I also have made an .xsession file for that purpose, but it does not get listed in the login selection menu...
[06:08] <Osmond> I am running a laptop with Ubuntu (newest version, just updated the kernel) and I am having black screen issues on boot.  My graphics card is an Intel HD 3000.  I have combed the forums and google and I have been told to use Additional Hardware tool to install drivers, but all I get from that is There are no proprietary drivers on this system.  I have read on google that HD 3000 cards arent very well supported.  To get around the blac
[06:08] <dj_segfault> ActionParsnip: I thought about it, but the barrier is I have four machines running Mythtv, so I have to upgrade all 4 machines at the same time, because one version of mythtv won't work with the other.  So basically it will take the better part of a weekend.  I'll probably consider it when the next LTS comes out soon.
[06:08] <Osmond> quiet splash with nomode set in grub.  Anyone have any ideas?
[06:08] <CFHowlett> Parham   no special commands needed.  I'm suggesting you don't go out of your way to immediately purge obsolete kernels everytime an upgrade is offered.
[06:09] <Parham> CFHowlett: Ah. Thank you!
[06:09] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: So how do i ask about sqlite3 with ld ??
[06:09] <Parham> Osmond: I'm having the same problem, but my graphics card is supported. I get a black screen and then my computer reboots -- maybe this is not a graphics card issue?
[06:09] <mylove> i am unable accses my desktop
[06:10] <Osmond> Im pretty sure mine is a graphics card problem.  As long as I use the GRUB go around, everything seems to work fine.
[06:10] <albo>  /attach irc.rizon.net/nibl
[06:10] <Osmond> I dont get resets or anything
[06:10]  * Parham ahs at Osmond. "That makes sense."
[06:10] <Osmond> Though the login screen looks a little funky
[06:10] <Parham> Hehe.
[06:11] <Parham> Well, let me try and see if I can solve this problem...
[06:11]  * Parham waves.
[06:11] <ActionParsnip> dj_segfault: well thats different to not upgrading because yuo dislike unity isn't it ;)
[06:11] <ActionParsnip> satyanash: i've not used dual screens. I only have 1 screen for 4 systems
[06:11] <satyanash> ActionParsnip, ahh.. okay, sorry to disturb you then. :)
[06:12] <ActionParsnip> satyanash: np man
[06:13] <oooaaaooo> ActionParsnip: whatabout a rj11->45 adapter can it be used with some kind of software on client machine to receive scans via fax over ethernet?
[06:14] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: as I tried to say before the package installer script auto runs the link loader, so I wouldn't worry about it unless you have to
[06:14] <ActionParsnip> oooaaaooo: the device will need to be able to catchthe data and compute it. I doubt  it will have intelligence to do this which is why you need a pc
[06:15] <dj_segfault> ActionParsnip: True, but I would have gone through that pain and upgraded a long time ago if I felt there were more compelling reasons to do so.  10.04LTS was a super solid release and has served me well, but it would be nice to get newer versions of some apps.  So I'm getting there.
[06:15] <CFHowlett> dj_segfault   I think LTS to LTS is best; my lucid still suits me fine.
[06:15] <webnet> dj_segfault, i have maverick because i cant move on.
[06:15] <dj_segfault> I am starting to have some problems with the packages (eg: two machines with the same release, one has a newer version of unity so they won't talk to each other)
[06:16] <dj_segfault> webnet: Why not?
[06:16] <kion> ActionParsnip:  Yeeeiii my Flash worked!! is there any reason now to comment back those two lines in my /etc/apt/sources.list ??
[06:18] <ActionParsnip> kion: not really, it will allow you to install other apps
[06:18] <webnet> dj_segfault, no clue the cause, but everything past kernel 2.6.35 my display doesnt operate regardless of distro
[06:18] <webnet> dj_segfault, picture works, b ut the lcd backlight doesnt operate
[06:18] <kion> ActionParsnip: ok thanks!
[06:18] <dj_segfault> You have an ATI card?
[06:18] <webnet> nope
[06:19] <oooaaaooo> ActionParsnip: alright... I guess it would be a better solution anyways to have an intermediary print/scan server to manage jobs
[06:19] <webnet> i worked for weeks to figure this out on here and forums etc to no avail dj_segfault
[06:22] <Osmond> What file do I need to edit to permanently edit boot info?
[06:23] <saburo> hello guys
[06:24] <CFHowlett> saburo   greetings
[06:25] <saburo> Do someone know the solution for the bug described in this forum https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=120973&p=1      ?
[06:29] <dj_segfault> So no takers on my question about the mouse not going to the second screen and not being able to switch apps?
[06:33] <ico> Q
[06:35] <satyanash> dj_segfault, there is an app called SwitchScreen
[06:36] <satyanash> dj_segfault, which can be used to escape mouse jails, if that is what might be stopping your mouse from going to the other screen
[06:36] <satyanash> dj_segfault, However, it has its details on the Gentoo forums.. you could check this link--> http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Switchscreen
[06:43] <bapu_> pear is not getting install on ubuntu??what should i do
[06:43] <satyanash> dj_segfault, However, it has its details on the Gentoo forums.. you could check this link--> http://en.gentoo-wiki.com/wiki/Switchscreen
[06:46] <dj_segfault> satyanash: That looks interesting.  Thanks.  Don't know if it would have helped in this situation because EVERYTHING was FUBAR, but it looks useful.
[06:46] <satyanash> dj_segfault, sure..
[06:46] <WilsonB_> How is everyone?
[06:47] <dj_segfault> Mellow
[06:47] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: tired
[06:47] <WilsonB_> Was going to use Xchat, but had probs in Ubuntu so am now using Mozillachat
[06:48] <rambo> sup all
[06:48] <WilsonB_> installed Pigin but cant figure out how to connect to server
[06:49] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: you add an account, select irc, add nick,password and set the server as irc.freenode.net  done
[06:49] <WilsonB_> irc.freenode.net server
[06:49] <WilsonB_> let me try again
[06:52] <rambo> sup all, small question
[06:52] <CFHowlett> rambo   ask away
[06:53] <rambo> QTsixA package cannot be installed adding ppa, manual install ends up with an error "sixad-jack.c:25:23: fatal error: jack/jack.h: No such file or directory"
[06:53] <rambo> any clues ?
[06:54] <WilsonB_> ActionP. - Do I make up a password or do I have to create an account/?
[06:56] <rambo> any clues about it ?
[06:57] <Reedyseth> sacarlson: thanks ihave to go, tomorrow will be another day, thanks again for ya help
[06:58] <sacarlson> Reedyseth: ok good luck
[06:58] <WilsonB_> Ok, I created an IRC account on Pigin .. how do I go to specific channels?
[07:00] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: file -> join chat
[07:00] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: then type:  #ubuntu
[07:00] <thea2rn> test
[07:00] <thea2rn> hello everyone
[07:00] <CFHowlett> thea2rn   ICU
[07:00] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: you can then click file -> add in the chat window and you can add itto your favourites
[07:01] <thea2rn> what is ICU?
[07:01] <ActionParsnip> thea2rn: sound out the letters ;)
[07:01] <CFHowlett> thea2rn   *ahem* ...
[07:01] <thea2rn> ok
[07:01] <CFHowlett> say it with me
[07:01] <thea2rn> ahem
[07:02] <CFHowlett> ICU
[07:02] <thea2rn> ICU
[07:03] <thea2rn> can someone tell me what software in ubuntu i can use to create code for DSP
[07:04] <thea2rn> hello :o
[07:05] <thea2rn> CFHowlett
[07:05] <CFHowlett> thea2rn   sorry IDK ...
[07:06] <thea2rn> ok,anybody else?
[07:06] <thea2rn> DSP programming in linux?
[07:08] <thea2rn> i've try google it but no good anwer..
[07:09] <WilsonB_> where is the option file-> ? I dont see it under Pigin menu
[07:10] <sacarlson> thea2rn: like sound filtering?
[07:11] <thea2rn> sacarlson something like that but in programming
[07:11] <CacheMoney1> does this look like a good machine to run Ubuntu on?  http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Toshiba+-+15.6%22+Satellite+Laptop+-+8GB+Memory+-+750GB+Hard+Drive+-+Platinum/4693106.p?id=1218509073324&skuId=4693106
[07:11] <sacarlson> thea2rn:   http://www.ladspa.org/
[07:12] <CFHowlett> CacheMoney1   should have no problems running ubuntu
[07:12] <thea2rn> sacarlson ok,something like synthmaker?
[07:13] <WilsonB_> How do I add #ubuntu to Pigin ?
[07:13] <ActionParsnip> CacheMoney1: if you can find out the wireless chip and sound info it will help, the overall spec is ok
[07:13] <sacarlson> thea2rn: you can use ladspa plugins on many synths
[07:14] <ledzep> hi
[07:14] <thea2rn> sacarlson i know but i want to make the code from linux
[07:14] <thea2rn> sacarlson like synthmaker
[07:15] <ledzep> can anybody help me to learn bash
[07:15] <ledzep> h
[07:15] <sacarlson> thea2rn: heres a list of 7 open coded synth http://www.linuxlinks.com/article/20101014143915926/Synthesizers.html
[07:15] <Lisass> "I wish I could circumcise every uncircumcised man in the world, so they'd all be like me. I don't have a foreskin and no one else should have one either."
[07:15] <sacarlson> thea2rn: you can learn from example
[07:16] <CFHowlett> ledzep   this is ubuntu support.  plenty of bash tutorials are available with a bit of searching
[07:16] <CFHowlett> Lisass   wrong channel for that stuff
[07:16] <Fyodorovna> !op | Lisass
[07:17] <thea2rn> sacarlson ok,thank you very much :)
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> not seen that for a while
[07:18] <WilsonB_> Hello?
[07:18] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: hi
[07:18] <CFHowlett> WilsonB_   greetings
[07:18] <WilsonB_> Hi
[07:19] <WilsonB_> greetings
[07:19] <WilsonB_> How do I add #ubuntu to Pigin ?
[07:19] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: under conversation menu click add
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: you can even check to have the room be joined immediately after connection :)
[07:20] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: I always block nickserv and chanserv too :)
[07:21] <WilsonB_> conversation menu?
[07:21] <sacarlson> WilsonB_:  buddy list>Buddies>add chat>  fill in boxes> add
[07:21] <WilsonB_> I added IRC account Pigin
[07:21] <CacheMoney1> is an i7 processor much better than an i5?  Can anyone explain the difference?
[07:23] <dax> CacheMoney1: Most users won't see much difference. i7 tends to have more cores and cache, and are targeted for workstations rather than consumers.
[07:23] <sacarlson> CacheMoney1:  I think that might mean the i7 has 7 cores as compared to i5 having 5 cores so like 7 computers running at the same time might be faster than only 5
[07:23] <dax> CacheMoney1: ##hardware may know more.
[07:23] <dax> sacarlson: the number doesn't relate to the number of cores
[07:23] <sacarlson> dax I didn't know that
[07:23] <WilsonBradley1> Ahhh... Im now typing in Pigin
[07:24] <CacheMoney1> dax: what's the deal with ##?
[07:24] <WilsonBradley1> ;-)
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: https://itservices.stanford.edu/sites/default/files/images/2009/12/10/pidigin_chat_invite.png
[07:24] <WilsonBradley1> :-*
[07:24] <ActionParsnip> WilsonB_: if you click add in that menu it will appear in the main window when you connect
[07:24] <dax> CacheMoney1: freenode's naming policy specifies that #channels should be created by groups with a legal or informal claim to the name they're using. ##channels are used for discussion on a particular topic by other people.
[07:24] <dax> CacheMoney1: since "hardware" isn't really a claimable name, the channel for discussion of it goes in the ##channel namespace
[07:25] <CacheMoney1> dax: gotcha.  thanks for explanation
[07:25] <WilsonBradley1> Im now using Pigin
[07:25] <WilsonBradley1> ;-)
[07:25] <WilsonBradley1> Let me see If I can add more channels
[07:26] <sacarlson> dax: your correct an Core i7-2xx0M  has only 2 cores
[07:28] <bastidrazor> it'd be weird to have an odd number of cores.
[07:36] <WilsonBradley1> Ok, it's a little hidden but think I go t it..
[07:38] <WilsonBradley1> Ok, you have to select from drop down first and select the IRC account.. Man, they should make this easier..
[07:39] <ircnode0> can I redirect stdout and stderr separately in bash? like redirect stderr to error_log and stdout to success_log?
[07:42] <WilsonBradley1> Ok, I succesfully added the other channels(groups) to IRC account in Pigin, but when I go under that tab(channel) theres' no place for me to type
[07:43] <dj_segfault> ircnode0: Yes.  To redirect stdout you use >  to redirect stderr you use 2>  So you can do   "mycommand > stdoutfile.txt 2> stderrfile.txt"
[07:44] <dj_segfault> ircnode0: So what you want is mycommand > success_log 2> error_log
[07:44] <WilsonBradley1> Does that make sense?
[07:45] <blendedbychris> https://launchpad.net/~brianmercer/+archive/php  << anyone if there is an official lucid package of php5-fpm?
[07:45] <Drathe> Howdy
[07:45] <Drathe> anyone up?
[07:45] <dj_segfault> Barely
[07:45] <CFHowlett> Drathe   greetings.
[07:47] <Drathe> =) how are you this evenin CFHowlett?
[07:47] <CFHowlett> Drathe   suckin' up the last hour of free wifi B4 safeway kicks me off the channel.  You?
[07:48] <Drathe> ntm, bored looking for a good cheap mouse
[07:48] <Drathe> reliable one =P
[07:48] <CFHowlett> Drathe   staples has nice blue tooth mice for $20 ...
[07:48] <ircnode0> dj_segfault: thanks I will try that out. Is that equal to mycommand 1> success_log 2> error_log?
[07:48] <dj_segfault> Logitech has been pusing features down from the more expensive mice to the cheaper ones.  And they rule.
[07:49] <dj_segfault> ircnode0: Yes.
[07:49] <Drathe> Desktop PC so doesnt matter if its corded =P just need one that isnt going to die like this LS1 Laser mouse
[07:49] <Drathe> guess i game too much and the LMB gave out
[07:49] <qwy> hello , sir . which is better usage  ,   ubuntu graphic mode  or ubuntu text mode ?
[07:49] <CFHowlett> qwy   better depends on your preferences
[07:49] <dj_segfault> "better usage"???? What does that mean
[07:49] <WilsonBradley1> Using Pigin & IRC channel, when I click on the channel tab on top, I don't get the bottom place to where I type.. Does this make sense?
[07:49] <CFHowlett> qwy   for new users, graphic is easier
[07:50] <sacarlson> blendedbychris: looks like it starts being supported at maverick  http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/php5-fpm
[07:50] <dj_segfault> WilsonBradley1: No it does not make sense.
[07:51] <qwy> can i  setup ubuntu as a server , or Centos is a better choice ?
[07:51] <jussi> qwy: cetrtainly, there is even an ubuntu server variant
[07:51] <dj_segfault> qwy: None of our answers can have any validity unless you tell us about what your goals and limitations are.  What are you trying to do?
[07:51] <blendedbychris> sacarlson: indeed… i guess a backport is due
[07:51] <jussi> qwy: you may want to join #ubuntu-server for more :)
[07:51] <CFHowlett> qwy   ubuntu server LTS is supported for 5 years.  current Long Term Support version is 10.04.  12.04 comes out next month
[07:52] <CanadaWhy> everytime I run a bash script installer (of ANY sort) I get the message "gzip: sfx_archive.tar.gz: not in gzip format I am sorry, but the installer file seems to be corrupted." Any reason as to why this happens? Thanks
[07:52] <sacarlson> blendedbychris: that seems to be the only option if you want to run on lucid
[07:52] <unkr> there is a problem when ejecting the external harddisk  error is this   "Error detaching: helper exited with exit code 1: Detaching device /dev/sdc
[07:52] <unkr> USB device: /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.7/usb2/2-2)
[07:52] <unkr> SYNCHRONIZE CACHE: OK
[07:52] <unkr> STOP UNIT: OK
[07:52] <unkr> Unbinding USB interface driver: OK
[07:52] <FloodBot1> unkr: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:52] <dj_segfault> CanadaWhy: What is the output of "file "
[07:52] <peterrooney> CanadaWhy: what does file report it as?
[07:53] <qwy> thank you
[07:53] <WilsonBradley1> DJ_seg. trying to send you a snapshot of window
[07:53] <CanadaWhy> dj_segfault peterrooney $ chmod 700 yEd-3.9_setup.sh $ bash yEd-3.9_setup.sh --> " gzip: sfx_archive.tar.gz: not in gzip format I am sorry, but the installer file seems to be corrupted."
[07:53] <dj_segfault> I know dinno where it went wrong
[07:54] <CFHowlett> !paste|canada PLEASE read
[07:54] <dj_segfault> WilsonBradley1: Please try again.
[07:55] <CanadaWhy> CFHowlett: Read, sorry, I thought the general rule was anything three lines or under is fine
[07:55] <unkr> there is problem while ejecting my external hardisk
[07:55] <unkr> here is the error   http://pastebin.com/W7y33Wm0
[07:55] <CFHowlett> CanadaWhy   no worries.
[07:55] <unkr> can anyone help  ?
[07:55] <peterrooney> CanadaWhy: what does running `file sfx_archive.tar.gz'  tell us?
[07:55] <WilsonBradley1> Ok, trying to send again
[07:56] <phpserver> I want to set up an email handling server.Basically i want only to receive email and i should get my mail in text form in $HOME/Maildir
[07:56] <dj_segfault> WilsonBradley1: It said you canceled the transfer
[07:58] <WilsonBradley1> Dj_s. trying again
[07:58] <mike-w> 有用gnome3
[07:58] <mike-w> 的吗？
[07:58] <CFHowlett> !cn|mike-w
[07:59] <mike-w> 怎么在桌面添加图标==！
[07:59] <zro> has anyone installed 10.04 w/ encrypted LVM? i just tried (actually a fork, XBMC) and it doesnt prompt for the passphrase at boot, and fails.
[07:59] <xiewanchen> who can help me to understand what is system utilities ?
[07:59] <mike-w> oh,mygod, i join the wrong chanel, terribly sorry
[08:00] <mike-w> #join ubuntu-cn
[08:00] <CFHowlett> mike-w   type /join #ubuntu-cn
[08:00] <dj_segfault> WilsonBradley1: Picture got corrupted.  Do you see anything below the line with font insert and smile?
[08:00] <mike-w> thx
[08:01] <xiewanchen> who can help me ?
[08:01] <WilsonBradley1> no , not able to type anything in other channels below font/insert/smile
[08:01] <dj_segfault> xiewanchen: Ask a more specific question
[08:01] <xiewanchen> Please land me a hand
[08:01] <CFHowlett> xiewanchen   what are you trying to accomplish
[08:01] <dj_segfault> WilsonBradley1: But do you see a space to do so?
[08:02] <WilsonBradley1> No, in this window #Ubuntu tab I can
[08:02] <waxstone> !zh | xiewanchen
[08:02] <xiewanchen> I only want to understand what is system utilities
[08:02] <mi3> can anyone suggest how can I modify plymouth script?
[08:02] <WilsonBradley1> in the private chat I can
[08:02] <WilsonBradley1> but in the other channels I added #ubuntuforums I cant
[08:02] <dj_segfault> WilsonBradley1: How are you typing this then
[08:03] <dj_segfault> xiewanchen: Your question doesn't make sense.  Please provide more information about what you want to know.
[08:03] <WilsonBradley1> WilsonBradley1 No, in this window #Ubuntu tab I can
[08:03] <xiewanchen> i see
[08:04] <dj_segfault> WilsonBradley1: If you right click in that area and choose "input methods" which one is chosen?
[08:05] <CFHowlett> xiewanchen   better questions >>> better answers.  :)
[08:05] <Guest16662> how do i setup a samba share to allow group sambashare to rwx files? the problem i'm having is i create folder1 when logged in as user1 and i log in as user2 and try to create a subfolder folder2 inside of folder1, but i do not have permission to do so… can anyone help?
[08:06] <xiewanchen> The other software include system utilities ,applications,shells,libraries of common functions,and so on
[08:06] <Guest16662> when logged in as user1 and i log in as user2 and try to create a subfolder folder2 inside of folder1, but i do not have permission to do so… can anyone help?
[08:06] <dj_segfault> Guest16662: You can add both to a group and set the group of that file to that group, and set write permissions for group to it
[08:06] <CFHowlett> xiewanchen   other software meaning what?  windows?  BSD?
[08:06] <xiewanchen> I don't know what are the system utilities
[08:07] <CFHowlett> xiewanchen   *think* I understand.  Wait 1
[08:07] <Guest16662> all users have been added to sambashare group
[08:07] <waxstone> xiewanchen,  Ubuntu Software centre?
[08:07] <xiewanchen> I copy this sentence for the book
[08:08] <xiewanchen> advanced programming in the unix
[08:08] <iceroot> Guest16662: change the permissions of folder1
[08:08] <CFHowlett> xiewanchen ah.  ubuntu is not linux.
[08:08] <iceroot> Guest16662: so that you are able to write inside that folder
[08:08] <iceroot> !permissions | Guest16662
[08:08] <CFHowlett> xiewanchen  http://fullcirclemagazine.org/downloads/  loads of articles, tutorials, explanations.
[08:09] <iceroot> CFHowlett: correct, ubuntu is not linux, ubuntu is GNU/Linux :)
[08:10] <xiewanchen> I see ,thank you CFHlett
[08:10] <Guest16662> i would be able to change permissions to folder 1 to give user 2 access to modify, but that would mean i have to do that for every new folder created by user 1?
[08:11] <iceroot> Guest16662: why not create the folder as user2? directly?
[08:11] <Guest16662> i wanted to know if its possible to have it automatically give permissions to group sambashare to be able to rwx for all folder created by any user
[08:12] <Guest16662> ice root..i would like to use it as a public share
[08:12] <Guest16662> but not open to everyone to modify
[08:12] <iceroot> Guest16662: why not put the users in the sambashare group and give that group wirte-permissions?
[08:12] <Guest16662> just owner of file/folder and group
[08:13] <iceroot> Guest16662: by default a new folder/file has write-permissions for "group"
[08:13] <Guest16662> ice root…i have put all users in the sambashare group..and modified the share access rwx for sambashare group
[08:13] <iceroot> Guest16662: so put them all in the sambashare group and everything is fine
[08:13] <iceroot> !tab | Guest16662
[08:14] <dj_segfault> xiewanchen: I want to help you.  Can you post the whole sentence in the book you're seeing that phrase in?
[08:14] <xiewanchen> CFHowlett Would you like to recommend me a channel to talk about linux ?
[08:14] <Guest16662> haha..thanks for that tip
[08:14] <Guest16662> iceroot: i'm new to this
[08:14] <iceroot> xiewanchen: #linux
[08:14] <Guest16662> ubottu:  thanks
[08:15] <iceroot> xiewanchen: or the main kernel channel (ofc.net or something like that)
[08:15] <xiewanchen> dj_segfault please wait for a while.
[08:15] <CFHowlett> xiewanchen   I believe dj_segfault can advise you better than I.  AND he's offered to do so  ;)
[08:15] <iceroot> xiewanchen: but i would not suggest the main kernel channel until you know what "linux" is
[08:15] <geek_> hi all, im new here is there a "xubuntu" chat only?
[08:15] <iceroot> Guest16662: #xubuntu
[08:15] <CFHowlett> geek_   yes but it
[08:15] <blendedbychris> sacarlson: is there an easier way to backport rather than compiling?
[08:15] <iceroot> Guest16662: sorry wrong nick
[08:15] <Guest16662> iceroot: um..yeah so back to the problem i get..is i have everyone added to sambashare group already, but that will only give them rwx to the share folder
[08:15] <iceroot> geek_: #xubuntu
[08:15] <Guest16662> every other folder created by users under the share folder is off limits
[08:15] <geek_> thanks is that on ubuntu?
[08:15] <iceroot> Guest16662: no
[08:16] <Guest16662> to the sambashare group users.
[08:16] <iceroot> Guest16662: because every new folder has rw for "group"
[08:16] <Guest16662> so say.../srv/samba/share is accessible to all sambashare group
[08:16] <CFHowlett> geek_ ?  the #xubuntu channel is on the ubuntu irc servers
[08:16] <Guest16662> and is able to write to it.
[08:16] <iceroot> Guest16662: but you want also "x"?
[08:16] <Guest16662> i login as admin and create folder1 in that share
[08:16] <sbarcteam> hi.
[08:17] <iceroot> Guest16662: admin? like root?
[08:17] <CFHowlett> sbarcteam   greetings
[08:17] <Guest16662> i would ike user 2 to be able to login to that share and can add files/folders to folder1..but it say i don't have permission
[08:17] <sbarcteam> I've just upgraded my machine with the latest kernel, and for some reason my X doesn't identify native resolution any more.
[08:17] <geek_> ty :)
[08:17] <iceroot> Guest16662: because user1 and user2 are not part of that group
[08:17] <sbarcteam> (oneiric, kernel: 3.0.0-16-generic)
[08:17] <dj_segfault> sbarcteam: Were you using the proprietary nvidia or ati drivers?
[08:17] <iceroot> Guest16662: what is the output of "id user1" and "id user2"?
[08:17] <sbarcteam> neither.
[08:17] <sbarcteam> I am on intel.
[08:18] <xiewanchen> In a broad sense ,an operation system is the kernel and all the other software that makes a computer useful and gives the computer its personality .This other software include system utilities ,applications,shells,libraries of common function,and so on
[08:18] <Guest16662> iceroot: how do i find that?
[08:18] <sbarcteam> 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 12)
[08:18] <Guest16662> iceroot: i have put user1 and user 2 in sambashare group
[08:19] <iceroot> Guest16662: type in "id user1" and "id user2" in the shell and paste me the output
[08:19] <sbarcteam> my first expression of this experience was: WTF?!
[08:19] <sbarcteam> now, is it possible there are changes in the intel related FW?
[08:21] <blendedbychris> when you backport something you are pretty much stuck with that version until you backport it again aren't you?
[08:21] <xiewanchen> dj_segfault I have type this sentence above
[08:21] <ledzep> programming expert
[08:21] <ledzep> ???
[08:21] <dj_segfault> xiewanchen: Ah OK now I understand.  What they are saying is that "the operating system" is not everything that gets installed on your machine.  The operating system is the kernel (the main process) and the boot stuff.  On top of that, you get a whole bunch of programs (commands you can run from the command line) which come with the operating system but are not really part of the operating system.  For instance the shel
[08:21] <iceroot> blendedbychris: depending what you mean with "backport"
[08:21] <sbarcteam> hmmm....
[08:21] <Guest16662> iceroot: uid=1003(user1) gid=1003(user1) groups=1003(user1),118(sambashare)
[08:22] <dj_segfault> ledzep: If you type in a request like that you need a mind reader not a programming expert
[08:22] <dj_segfault> xiewanchen: Does that make sense?
[08:22] <Guest16662> iceroot: uid=1004(user2) gid=1004(user2) groups=1004(user2),118(sambashare)
[08:22] <blendedbychris> iceroot: i'm just trying to get php 5.3.3 on lucid … i'm looking at http://blog.dmitryleskov.com/web-development/php/backport-php-5-3-3-from-maverick-to-lucid/ which says use apt-src and build your own local repo
[08:22] <iceroot> blendedbychris: public server?
[08:22] <blendedbychris> local
[08:22] <iceroot> Guest16662: and what are the permissions of the main sambasharefolder where you want to put other folders in?
[08:22] <blendedbychris> iceroot: what do you mean?
[08:23] <iceroot> !backports | blendedbychris
[08:23] <dj_segfault> xiewanchen: So the "system utilities" would be commands like chmod, chown, cat, mkdir, etc.  They are essential, but they are not part of the operating system
[08:23] <ikonia> !info php lucid
[08:23] <iceroot> !info php5 lucid-backports
[08:23] <iceroot> !info php5 lucid
[08:23] <ikonia> 5.3.2 ? why do you need 5.3.3
[08:23] <iceroot> blendedbychris: and why not 5.3.2?
[08:23] <blendedbychris> php5-fpm
[08:23] <ikonia> blendedbychris: what about it
[08:24] <blendedbychris> not included in 3.2
[08:24] <sbarcteam> I need some help.
[08:24] <blendedbychris> stay on topic guys :)
[08:24] <xiewanchen> sorry dj_segfault  your explain  are perfect  ! I have understood !
[08:24] <dj_segfault> sbarcteam: You never answered my question
[08:24] <ikonia> blendedbychris: it doesn't seem to be in php itself it's an external package
[08:24] <ikonia> blendedbychris: who is not on topic ?
[08:24] <dj_segfault> xiewanchen: Excellent.
[08:25] <iceroot> blendedbychris: use php5.3.2 from the repos and install php5-fpm as external package
[08:26] <sbarcteam> dj_segfault: you never READ it.
[08:26] <ikonia> iceroot: I think 5.3.2 needs a patch
[08:26] <sbarcteam> :)
[08:26] <ikonia> iceroot: (reading the docs)
[08:26] <blendedbychris> iceroot: php5-fpm is php compiled with the process manager option… 5.3.2 needs to be recompiled with that option
[08:26] <ikonia> iceroot: 5.3.3 appears to be the first one php5-fpm is included by default
[08:26] <sbarcteam> dj_segfault: unless you asked me other questions than this one: >> sbarcteam: Were you using the proprietary nvidia or ati drivers?
[08:27] <sbarcteam> I answered: neither.
[08:27] <blendedbychris> i'm just saying getting 5.3.3 would solve the ultimate issue
[08:27] <iceroot> php sucks and is insecure like hell (and yes sorry for the language but its true)
[08:27] <blendedbychris> iceroot: stop talking out of your butt
[08:27] <iceroot> blendedbychris: building such an insecure software from source is not good
[08:27] <ikonia> blendedbychris: it would also be a large problem on your machine
[08:27] <ikonia> blendedbychris: drop the attitude
[08:28] <iceroot> blendedbychris: no problem, i will stop the talking
[08:28] <sbarcteam> iceroot: to tell somebody "I don't like cats" is just an invitation for a response "you simply don't know how to cook them properly".
[08:28] <xiewanchen> dj_segfault Are 't chmod is not a shell command ?my teacher told me it is a shel command .
[08:28] <dj_segfault> sbarcteam: Yes, sorry I did miss that response.  I'm flipping between three different channels.  I was concerned that if you were using a proprietary driver that needed to be compiled for each new kernel that it may not have been compiled, but intel should be in the kernel
[08:28] <iceroot> sbarcteam: cve.org
[08:28] <ikonia> blendedbychris: a lot of things depend on the php packages on your machine (if you are running a web environment) so putting a "from source" or not well thought through package may cause a lot of problems on your machine
[08:28] <blendedbychris> well that's why my original question is how do i backport it… so dependencies are upgraded as well
[08:29] <blendedbychris> not just … hey how do i install php 5.3.3
[08:29] <ikonia> blendedbychris: you'll need to learn about the debian packaging process
[08:29] <iceroot> !ppa | blendedbychris
[08:29] <iceroot> blendedbychris: but as we said, its not a good idea
[08:29] <ikonia> there isn't a PPA for it, I've just been looking
[08:29] <bellman> is unity development still in progress or is it basically replaced by Mint
[08:29] <bilegt> What kernel version will be used in new version of Ubuntu?
[08:30] <ikonia> bellman: mint is a distro - not software
[08:30] <iceroot> bilegt: #ubuntu+1  kernel 3.2
[08:30] <ikonia> bellman: unity is the desktop shell for uubntu for the future
[08:30] <CFHowlett> !mint|bellman
[08:30] <blendedbychris> ikonia: ppa for what?
[08:30] <blendedbychris> 5.3.3 ?
[08:30] <ikonia> blendedbychris: php-fpm
[08:30] <sbarcteam> dj_segfault: now, that we're past your concerns, any new input/ideas (except writing my own xorg.conf)?
[08:30] <blendedbychris> there's not a ppa for it because it's distributed with php5.3.3
[08:31] <blendedbychris> it's no longer a standalone package
[08:31] <ikonia> blendedbychris: yes, but as I see it there are patches needed for pre-5.5.3 branches which is what you are using
[08:31] <dj_segfault> xiewanchen: It depends what you mean by "shell command".  It's a command you can execute in a shell, but when most people say "shell command" they mean "a command processed by the shell itself", not an external program executed by the shell.  If you type "which chmod" you will see that chmod is an external program in the /bin directory. If you type "which cd", it won't find it because it's a command interpreted by the s
[08:31] <sbarcteam> iceroot: I am sure the vulnerabilities in php are a result of: 1) new bugs discovered elsewhere, 2) bad programming skills of the developers, 3) new version of php released
[08:31] <ikonia> blendedbychris: that's why I checked if there was a PPA hosting this for you already so you didn't have to do it
[08:32] <sbarcteam> iceroot: I agree neither is an excuse for sec.vulns, but ... this is life :)
[08:32] <iceroot> sbarcteam: 4. bad concept
[08:32] <dj_segfault> sbarcteam: I'm sorry I don't have much experience with intel
[08:32] <sbarcteam> iceroot: bad design you mean.
[08:32] <OldOneEye> if im gonna host shells on my box do i need to run a dns server
[08:32] <iceroot> sbarcteam: yes
[08:32] <sbarcteam> dj_segfault: I'm sorry I don't have much experience with rejection. HELP ME!!!!!
[08:32] <sbarcteam> :)
[08:32] <sbarcteam> kidding.
[08:32] <ikonia> OldOneEye: up to you
[08:32] <ikonia> OldOneEye: if you are asking questions of that nature, I'd advise not hosting shells
[08:32] <blendedbychris> ikonia: for all i care i can go straight to 5.3.5
[08:32] <iceroot> blendedbychris: https://launchpad.net/~fabianarias/+archive/php5
[08:33] <OldOneEye> only to close friends for eggdrops
[08:33] <sbarcteam> iceroot: there's a nice hebrew idiom, but it rhymes only in hebrew.
[08:33] <dj_segfault> PHP had a bad *INITIAL* design.  They've made huge improvements, but the old security problems are there if you configure it wrong and code badly.
[08:33] <ikonia> blendedbychris: ok - good luck then, you clearly don't need my help
[08:33] <sbarcteam> (related  bugs in design)
[08:33] <blendedbychris> ikonia: i'm not being rude in that last sentence… i just was saying ;)
[08:33] <OldOneEye> what would i need a dns server for
[08:34] <WilsonBradley1> Has anyone tried to add channel #ubuntu-beginners to Pigin for example?
[08:34] <iceroot> blendedbychris: but as we said already, using a ppa (no software from the official repos) is not a good idea, especially on a server
[08:34] <ikonia> blendedbychris: yeah, I was just saying too, you don't need my help if you are smart enough to understand making the jump to php 5.3.5 on an older system
[08:34] <blendedbychris> obviously i feel like a ppa is not the right way to go… but my only other option is compile myself
[08:34] <ikonia> blendedbychris: good luck with it then
[08:34] <blendedbychris> or rather ppa might be the lesser of two evils
[08:34] <iceroot> blendedbychris: ppa will give you (maybe) sec updates
[08:34] <iceroot> blendedbychris: compiled by hand not
[08:35] <iceroot> blendedbychris: and it may break dependencies
[08:35] <blendedbychris> iceroot: if you were stuck in this pickle what would you do?
[08:35] <iceroot> blendedbychris: so please use it at your own risk, issues are not supported here
[08:36] <iceroot> blendedbychris: 1. i would never use ubuntu as a server 2. i would try to avoid php 3. i would use apt-pinning with a newer repo (very bad idea)
[08:37]  * dj_segfault has the sudden realization that it's 4:36AM after DST adjustment.  Must go to sleep.  Best of luck xiewanchen.  Hope I answered your last question.
[08:37] <blendedbychris> 1. strong words for #ubuntu ?
[08:37] <iceroot> blendedbychris: no
[08:37] <iceroot> blendedbychris: as i said "I"
[08:38] <blendedbychris> what's your poison then?
[08:38] <iceroot> blendedbychris: ubuntu is a great desktop-system but not my first choice for a server (but i think that is getting offtopic)
[08:39] <mosno> there's always #ubuntu-offtopic
[08:39] <blendedbychris> I've just never used anything other than ubuntu
[08:40] <sbarcteam> ok. how do I re-configure Xorg from command line ?
[08:43] <waxstone> sbarcteam, sudo gedit /etc/X11/Xorg.conf ??
[08:43] <Mikero> sudo nano /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
[08:43] <waxstone> =)
[08:45] <kevo> Anybody here
[08:45] <CFHowlett> kevo   greetings
[08:46] <kevo> I'm new to Ubuntu and I have to say this is WAY Better than Windows
[08:46] <CFHowlett> kevo   glad you're enjoying it.  what can we help you with this day...
[08:48] <geek_> yes im new to linux 2 it's awesome... bye bye win7 :)
[08:48] <geek_> got life in my laptop now
[08:49] <geek_> what is command 2 see hd info?
[08:50] <geek_> like how much space is here
[08:50] <CFHowlett> geek_   df -h or du
[08:50] <geek_> hey thanks
[08:50] <geek_> let me try
[08:50] <CFHowlett> *df -h* NOT du
[08:50] <geek_> ty
[08:53] <OldOneEye> if i got additional ips from my isp could my shell use them as vhosts?
[08:55] <ejv> of course
[08:56] <sk3ptic_1ne> so gdm2setup will never have login theme enabled for 10.04 right ?
[08:58] <WilsonBradley1> Can someone try and add #ubuntu-beginners to Pigin and able to actually type something?
[08:59] <bluefrog> geek_, palimpsest
[09:06] <OldOneEye> can the eggs on my system bind to my additional ip addresses
[09:08] <ikonia> OldOneEye: this is not an eggdrop support channel
[09:09] <sumit> hi
[09:09] <sumit> Is anyone here is a mentor for gsoc ??
[09:11] <geek_> hey all new here i put xubuntu 11.10 on laptop will i be able to upgrade when 12 is avail. or i gotta re-install?
[09:12] <SuperTuan> alo
[09:12] <SuperTuan> co ai khong
[09:13] <jerme1> hello
[09:13] <SuperTuan> where are you from
[09:14] <klawd> o hai!
[09:14] <Mikero> geek_: afaik you can, as long as you have not installed the lts version.
[09:14] <jerme1> any1 intrest to try help me with problem to ubuntu 11.10?
[09:14] <klawd> my pc sometimes suddenly reboots, the last entry in syslog is blueman-mechanism: Exiting
[09:14] <GEagle> hi everyone
[09:14] <klawd> anyone know whats going on here?
[09:14] <ubuntu> yup ask away pal
[09:15] <Mikero> jerme1: I'm sure some here is, don't ask to ask ;)
[09:15] <Mikero> *someone
[09:15] <GEagle> i'd lie to update my qt 4.7.3 to 4.8 and i couldn't find in repos is there any repo to update qt or should i just download from qt web site
[09:15] <jerme1> when i open dash home ubuntu logs me out. Re-intalling dash or resetting it will not help. This only happens ubuntu-2d
[09:15] <jerme1> oops i mean resetting unity
[09:15] <typo234> first time using irssi, this is pretty cool
[09:16] <ubuntu> ive never heard of that
[09:16] <banxi1988> hi,who knows  if there is any remote  desktop software to view ubuntu in android.
[09:16] <ubuntu> what have you done since the last time it worked ok  jermel
[09:16] <typo234> banxi1988: I've used androidviewer, which is a vnc kind of deal
[09:17] <banxi1988> typo234:thank you.
[09:17] <jerme1> not much suddently after playing wine it stops.
[09:17] <typo234> banxi1988: np, it might be called "androidvnc" on the android market, I don't remember exactly.
[09:17] <ubuntu> whatis wine
[09:18] <psycho_oreos> !wine > ubuntu
[09:20] <ubuntu> ok pal useing toes dang windows programs is the issue ill bet i hate windows with a great deal of passion my friend you need to get weined off of you windows addiction
[09:20] <ubuntu> if unix linux dont makit you need to make it your self or not even touch it
[09:20] <jerme1> can wine "broke" my dash home?
[09:21] <ozw1z5rd> is here any tech-guy for tech-question about plymouth ?
[09:21] <Broheim> what's plymouth?
[09:21] <ozw1z5rd> software for ubuntu startup
[09:22] <ubuntu> windows can be screwed up so easily
[09:22] <jerme1> is there any log or something where i can see why my dash home logs me out when i start it?
[09:22] <arnsa> why I can't connect to the skype anymore? :|
[09:22] <ozw1z5rd> handles splash screen and other stuff at boot time.
[09:22] <jerme1> or do i need re-install whole ubuntu?
 same thing
[09:23] <arnsa> micro$oft f**ked it up
[09:23] <jerme1> i have tried to solve this problem too long :(
[09:23] <The_BROS> anybody has problems with Skype?
[09:24] <ozw1z5rd> does skype hangs ?
[09:24] <ubuntu> well me not into debugging yet i would just reinstal it i actually like to set up my system so i can store data off the system so i can start over the minute i feel ive been infected with the enemys crap
[09:25] <gorski> ozwlz5rd: delete shared.xml file
 PSP connect failed - that what I see
[09:25] <gorski> in .Skype
[09:25] <jerme1> ok i try to uninstall wine
[09:25] <ubuntu> just wipe it all
 do u mean skype folder?
[09:26] <ubuntu> get A WHOLE NOTHER SYSTEM IF YOU MUST RUN god awful windows
[09:26] <ubuntu> trying to mesh the two to me is to much of a hassel
[09:27] <jerme1> ok :)
[09:27] <The_BROS> Is 12.04 faster then 11.04?
[09:28] <derpladee> hey guys, what should i look at if i want to load web pages?
[09:28] <Broheim> um ... a .... a browser?
[09:28] <derpladee> woops
[09:28] <ubuntu> mozzila
[09:28] <derpladee> wrong channel
[09:28] <derpladee> sorry :P
[09:29] <derpladee> but thanks anyway!!!
 LOL
[09:29] <ubuntu> that globe and fox son icon
[09:29] <Broheim> :)
[09:30] <geek_> what is command for "bleachbit" seems it's now working?
[09:30] <geek_> not*
[09:30] <geek_> sudo apt-get install ?
[09:31] <gorski> bleachbit
[09:31] <geek_> i tried
[09:32] <gorski> bump
[09:34] <geek_> i just came from win7, when i get this linux down "wow" this gonna rock :)
[09:34] <geek_> love it :)
[09:34] <Broheim> less complementing
[09:36] <hoshi411> is there any way to get the xchat tabs on the bottom instead of on the side?
[09:36] <ubuntu> use smuxi x chat sucks butt
[09:36] <hoshi411> just a tiny pet peeve but....
[09:37] <hoshi411> smuxi?
[09:37] <hoshi411> ok
[09:37] <ubuntu> its in the software center
[09:37] <Ssn> can someone test this for me, go to a folder contains HD video files in nautilus, and zoom in to 400%, see if the thumbnails blurs
[09:37] <hoshi411> installing smuxi now thanks
[09:37] <jerme1> ubuntu: no success totally removed wine. unity-2d logs me out normal unity works
[09:38] <ubuntu> i said wipe it all startover freash and ditch windows software
[09:38] <hoshi411> really liking unity : ) now that it is a little more customizable
[09:39] <jerme1> ubuntu: you mean clean ubuntu install?
[09:39] <ubuntu> probably a windows ubuntu compatability issue cause of some stupid windows crap
[09:39] <geek_> is xubuntu off of unity?
[09:39] <ubuntu> yep new os
[09:40] <ubuntu> new os is easy fix to alot of things
[09:40] <ubuntu> really
[09:40] <pfifo> !xubuntu | geek_
[09:40] <ubuntu> lol
[09:41] <ubuntu> if you get sick of racking brains its a good alternative
[09:41] <geek_> hey thanks
[09:41] <Toni> what version of ubuntu you have?
[09:42] <geek_> lol "xubuntu" always dead
[09:42] <Toni> xubuntu sux
[09:43] <Toni> ubuntu 11.10 rules
[09:43] <geek_> i love xubuntu
[09:43] <Toni> version?
[09:43] <geek_> for new user here
[09:43] <hoshi411> whoever suggexted smuxi to me, thank you
[09:43] <geek_> 11.10
[09:44] <lifestream> Hi, does anyone know if I can pick one gtk3 AND a different gtk2 theme? Basically I don't want to be forced to use the gtk3 theme in gtk2 apps. My favorite gtk2 theme hasn't been ported to gtk3 yet.
[09:44] <geek_> fast and nice on my laptop
[09:44] <hoshi411> geek_: im about to use xubuntu for a liveusb system right now : D
[09:45] <geek_> i tried ubuntu, mint 12, but xubuntu been really awesome here
[09:46] <geek_> lubuntu just 2 simple for me
[09:46] <Toni> but what differences have?
[09:47] <geek_> im new here, not sure i just didn't like ubuntu set-up
[09:47] <r4y> I want to flip my screen upside down so I can play video games upside down so I can stretch my belly
[09:47] <geek_> lol :)
[09:47] <r4y> How?, I am using nvidia-setting
[09:47] <pfifo> the only difference between the *ubuntus is the desktop enviroment
[09:48] <Broheim> no belly stretching talk please. Thank you
[09:48] <geek_> lol
[09:48] <Toni> yeah the nvidia setting was default
[09:48] <Toni> it's easy and automatic
[09:48] <r4y> I looked, what did I miss?
[09:49] <Toni> put the settings right and enjoy
[09:49] <geek_> and xubuntu on my laptop uses 3%cpu and 9% memory
[09:49] <Toni> lol
[09:49] <r4y> Please explain
[09:49] <Toni> yeah
[09:49] <Toni> ehm
[09:49] <Toni> you have the 11.10 version of ubuntu right?
[09:49] <Guest60279> why
[09:50] <r4y> No, 10.04
[09:50] <Toni> okay
[09:50] <pfifo> r4y, nvidi-settings doesnt have the ability todo that
[09:50] <Guest60279> i can not setup vmware server on ubuntu
[09:50] <r4y> OK, TY for helping me
[09:50] <Toni> i open you private chat r4y
[09:50] <r4y> I think mame can though
[09:50] <pfifo> !xrandr | r4y
[09:50] <Guest60279> ok
[09:55] <ganimede> morning
[09:55] <blendedbychris> does ubuntu have an upgrade path to each version?
[09:55] <blendedbychris> i guess major release\
[09:55] <pfifo> blendedbychris, no
[09:55] <ganimede> how can i change the titlebar icon horizontal spacing in ubuntu 11.10, please?
[09:56] <bazhang> blendedbychris, from what version to what version
[09:57] <blendedbychris> bazhang: well i'm contemplating using standard ubuntu now instead of lts
[09:57] <bazhang> blendedbychris, 10.04 now?
[09:57] <bazhang> blendedbychris, what version di d you want to use
[09:57] <blendedbychris> well sure but i'd just be starting over… i'm just wondering if i can deal with the 18mo support
[09:58] <pfifo> blendedbychris, the next lts (12.04) is about a month away from release
[09:59] <blendedbychris> ubuntu server 11.10 i guess
[09:59] <ubuntu> ive got issues installing ubuntu on cd i cant get it to boot its a bios issue anyone that can help follow me to #talkbios
[09:59] <blendedbychris> where's that fancy chart on release times
[09:59] <blendedbychris> on the website
[10:00] <blendedbychris> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
[10:00] <blendedbychris> 	pfifo eol on server is like in 2 ears
[10:02] <timothy> i need some help with linux
[10:02] <pfifo> !ask | timothy
[10:03] <ozw1z5rd>  
[10:03] <bazhang> timothy, which version of ubuntu
[10:03] <blendedbychris> pfifo: okay can you go from lts 10 to 12?
[10:03] <pfifo> blendedbychris, yes you can
[10:03] <bazhang> blendedbychris, lts to lts is a one-step upgrade yes
[10:04] <blendedbychris> cool
[10:04] <blendedbychris> is there a way to check out the packages for lts 12?
[10:04] <timothy> well i have linux mint 22
[10:04] <timothy> 11
[10:04] <bazhang> blendedbychris, check the version numbers you mean?
[10:04] <blendedbychris> yes
[10:04] <bazhang> timothy, then get mintsupport
[10:05] <bazhang> !mintsupport | timothy
[10:05] <blendedbychris> what's all this mint hype
[10:05] <blendedbychris> bazhang: nevermind :) http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/
[10:05] <bazhang> blendedbychris, /msg ubottu info packagename precise
[10:06] <cosmo2005> !list
[10:07] <blendedbychris> bazhang: just gotta hang in there for lts 12 for fpm :)
[10:07] <blendedbychris> (centos seemed like a pain in the a having to add all the repos)
[10:08] <blendedbychris> is there an upgrade path from beta lts to lts?
[10:09] <bazhang> !final | blendedbychris
[10:09] <Toni> viva espà
[10:09] <Toni> viva españa
[10:09] <blendedbychris> cool!
[10:09] <bazhang> Toni, english here
[10:10] <da__> test
[10:10] <bazhang> !test > da__
[10:10] <SuperTuan> !test
[10:11] <SuperTuan> !test
[10:11] <bazhang> SuperTuan, /msg ubottu please
[10:12] <sisar> so i noticed this on my friends computer, pressing the down arrow key in the terminal makes a 'dang' sound, but i don't have any such sound in my terminal, what is the problem ?
[10:13] <pfifo> sisar, are you sure your PC actually has a bell?
[10:13] <sisar> pfifo: i don't know. how can i find out?
[10:14] <pfifo> sisar, try `sudo modprobe pcspkr`
[10:15] <pfifo> sisar, then press ctrl+g in a terminal, it might trigger the bell
[10:16] <sisar> pfifo: no bell sound heard
[10:16] <sisar> what is 'ctrl+g' for ?
[10:17] <tumppu> ascii code for bell
[10:17] <pfifo> it insters the bell ascii character, or atleast its supposed to
[10:18] <pfifo> sisar, you may be in the same position as me, I dont have a bell connected to my system so it triggers it, but theres no hardware to actually play the sound. Have you ever heard a bell come out of your computer? Like on boot up?
[10:19] <sisar> pfifo: i don't think so. Actually i have Windows dual boot, maybe i can find out there if I actually have a bell or not ?
[10:20] <calico> Guys, I need help, my wireless connection is complete $#!^. It is OK some of the time, and some of the time is just slow as hell, and some point dies. It goes thru that 20min cycle and then again it goes back to normal. I can't watch youtube videos or browse the web normally. On a windows machine the connection is perfect.
[10:20] <pfifo> sisar, well all computers have a place to hook the bell, but since most people find the bell annoying, some manufacturers wont install one. the only way to know for sure is to open your case and look for one
[10:21] <sisar> anyway i can trigger the bell in Windows XP ?
[10:22] <pfifo> sisar, I have no Idea how windows implements the bell
[10:23] <sisar> pfifo, oh, ok, no problem. Not a big deal anyway :)
[10:24] <pfifo> sisar, if all else fails, there are softbells available that will play a bell sound through your soundcard
[10:25] <sisar> pfifo, how would i use softbells ?
[10:26] <pfifo> !info beep
[10:26] <pfifo> !info softbeep
[10:26] <pfifo> !info softbeep lucid
[10:27] <pfifo> those are 2 options, there may be more packages if you search in the software center
[10:27] <namoamitabuddha>  % cat /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness
[10:27] <namoamitabuddha> 0
[10:27] <namoamitabuddha> why?
[10:27] <sisar> pfifo, ok. thanks :)
[10:27] <pfifo> !gq | namoamitabuddha
[10:27] <sisar> pfifo++
[10:28] <namoamitabuddha> The brightness is zero.
[10:30] <pfifo> namoamitabuddha, is that a problem?
[10:31] <namoamitabuddha> pfifo: yeah, because this is a laptop. I don't know why.
[10:32] <pfifo> namoamitabuddha, then you should increase the brightness
[10:32] <calico> Guys, I need help, my wireless connection is complete $#!^. It is OK some of the time, and some of the time is just slow as hell, and some point dies. It goes thru that 20min cycle and then again it goes back to normal. I can't watch youtube videos or browse the web normally. On a windows machine the connection is perfect.
[10:33] <namoamitabuddha> pinnen: no, it's with full of brightness.
[10:34] <namoamitabuddha> pfifo: no, it's with full of brightness.
[10:34] <pfifo> namoamitabuddha, ahh well if its too bright, then you should decrease the brightness
[10:34] <gordonfreeman> hey guys, for some reason my wireless is not working...just install ubuntu 10.04
[10:35] <namoamitabuddha> pfifo: No, I wonder why the /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness == 0
[10:35] <gordonfreeman> can anyone help me?
[10:35] <Mikero> How can I share the contents of my external household(windows machines) like I did on windows?
[10:35] <ubuntu> gordon more detail
[10:35] <pfifo> namoamitabuddha, perhaps thats not the interface to you backlight hardware
[10:36] <ubuntu> is network detected
[10:36] <gordonfreeman> ubuntu: no
[10:36] <bosong> does it matter if i run 32 bit OS on a 64 bit machine ?
[10:36] <ubuntu> no what
[10:36] <gordonfreeman> ubuntu: no, network devices are not detected
[10:36] <ubuntu> ok then do you have a good aircard
[10:36] <namoamitabuddha> pfifo: There's only one directory and Display controller: Intel Corporation
[10:37] <gordonfreeman> ubuntu: aircard?
[10:37] <gordonfreeman> ubuntu: my wireless worked when i had windows
[10:37] <ubuntu> the circut board that picks up signal
[10:37] <pfifo> namoamitabuddha, then perhaps 0=fullbright and higher numbers represent dimmer levels
[10:37] <gordonfreeman> ubuntu: im not sure, i dont know the command to check. this is a pretty new computer
[10:37] <ubuntu> the ubuntu package should have drivers for it allready
[10:38] <cosmo2005> hi
[10:38] <gordonfreeman> ubuntu: how do i find the driver i need?
[10:38] <ubuntu> wait how did you install without internet connction
[10:38] <gordonfreeman> ubuntu: i had an ethernet cord plugged in, but opted out of the 3rd party installs/upgrades
[10:38] <ubuntu> i think its sudo -lmsh
[10:39] <ubuntu> in terminal
[10:39] <gordonfreeman> ubuntu: command did not work
[10:39] <bosong> does it matter if i run 32 bit OS on a 64 bit machine ?
[10:39] <bazhang> ubuntu lshw , but for cards its lspci or lsusb
[10:39] <ubuntu> sudo-lmsh
[10:39] <bazhang> bosong, go for 64
[10:39] <bazhang> ubuntu thats not correct
[10:39] <ubuntu> sudo-lshw
[10:39] <bazhang> ubuntu see above
[10:40] <gordonfreeman> ubuntu: http://pastebin.com/uARLkiay
[10:40] <bazhang> sudo lshw  bu t not what he wants. its lspci ubuntu
[10:41] <ubuntu> ok then lspci im still learning and still forgetting at the same time lol
[10:41] <bosong> bazhang my bro is running vista 32 bit on an 64 bit hp laptop
[10:41] <gordonfreeman> so, I have the intel device 0885
[10:41] <bazhang> bosong, so? use 64 if you wish
[10:41] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, pastebin of lspci please
[10:42] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: http://pastebin.com/uARLkiay
[10:42] <OerHeks> gordonfreeman, use lspci or lsusb like bazhang suggest.
[10:42] <ubuntu> gordon you got to find a way to test card
[10:42] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, what about lsusb
[10:42] <ubuntu> you should have driver
[10:43] <bazhang> ubuntu, please dont help if you dont know what you are saying
[10:43] <ubuntu> fine3
[10:43] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: http://pastebin.com/1XpQ9A8H
[10:44] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, what laptop make and model is this
[10:44] <gordonfreeman> uhm
[10:44] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: i know its an asus, how do i find the make
[10:45] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: i bought it around christmas
[10:45] <SHOVELL> my partition table seems to be broken or corrupt HELP i would like to fix this with out reinstall
[10:45] <calico> Guys, I need help, my wireless connection is complete $#!^. It is OK some of the time, and some of the time is just slow as hell, and some point dies. It goes thru that 20min cycle and then again it goes back to normal. I can't watch youtube videos or browse the web normally. On a windows machine the connection is perfect.
[10:46] <SHOVELL> nevermind
[10:48] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: are you there?
[10:49] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, seems to be the intel 6150, just checking forums now on how to get working
[10:49] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: thank you so much haha
[10:49] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: wifimax 6150 is correct btw, it was intel driver install on win
[10:51] <mi3> hello!
[10:51] <bazhang> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/886231
[10:51] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, that seems to be it^
[10:52] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, you are on 11.10 correct?
[10:52] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: 10.10
[10:53] <gordonfreeman> is there a driver install on here?
[10:53] <OerHeks> gordonfreeman, is it a laptop?
[10:53] <gordonfreeman> OerHeks: yes
[10:53] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, thats odd. there is a fix for up through 11.04
[10:54] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: do i just need to download a driver or something?
[10:54] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11362436&postcount=42
[10:54] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, correction, its just 11.04 , the issue is both before and after 11.04
[10:55] <pfifo> as is the nature of 'regression'
[10:56] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: so how do i fix this?
[10:56] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: sorry, that was a bit forward haha
[10:57] <bobweaver> see how I have the boxs here for the admin pannel that is how I want it but that is just client side php is making the page I think any one know any thing about that ? http://postimage.org/image/fmuh5gm1d/
[10:58] <bobweaver> wrong channel sorry
[10:58] <piglit> what is the name of the libre or open office channel?
[10:58] <bazhang> #openoffice.org
[10:59] <piglit> thanx
[10:59] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, the only way currently is the ubuntuforums link with 11.04
[10:59] <r4y> It works: http://tuxtweaks.com/2010/05/ubuntu-enable-rotation-nvidia/
[10:59] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, the 11.10 bug has been filed
[10:59] <r4y> It's alive, ha ha ha!
[10:59] <bazhang> r4y, what works
[10:59] <r4y> flipping the screen upside down
[11:00] <bazhang> r4y, ubuntu support issue? please use the nick of the person you are addressing
[11:00] <r4y> No
[11:00] <bazhang> r4y, pardon?
[11:00] <r4y> I don't have a problem
[11:00] <gordonfreeman> jeu sprry
[11:00] <gordonfreeman> hey sorry, i was gone
[11:00] <bazhang> r4y, so why paste that here
[11:01] <r4y> I came asking how to flip my screen upside down
[11:01] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: this isnt 11.10 though haha, ive said twice that im using 10.10
[11:01] <r4y> People were here, or maybe it was the beginner channel
[11:01] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: sorry for not being clearer
[11:01] <bazhang> gordonfreeman, yes, and the bug affects both before and after 11.04
[11:01] <iHarp> Good morning/evening
[11:01] <giu> ciao a tutti
[11:02] <giu> list
[11:02] <gordonfreeman> bazhang: ohhhh haha, i thought you thought that i was talking about later versions
[11:02] <gordonfreeman> i was about to be like, dont cause a panic for a dead bug haha
[11:02] <Naphatul> is it possible to upgrade from ubuntu 8.10
[11:02] <Naphatul> ?
[11:02] <bazhang> !eolupgrades | Naphatul please read
[11:03] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=11362436&postcount=42   gordonfreeman this was the fix  with 11.04
[11:08] <gordonfreeman> gah this is going to irritate me
[11:08] <AminosAmigos> ??
[11:09] <gordonfreeman> i cant connect to my wireless network, or even detect wireless networks
[11:10] <AminosAmigos> hello
[11:10] <lancelot> turn off and turn it on, then try it again
[11:10] <AminosAmigos> i am trying to help translating UBUNTU to arabic
[11:11] <AminosAmigos> i am using Virtaal
[11:12] <lancelot> me too
[11:12] <lancelot> i m using vmware player
[11:13] <harish_> hi
[11:16] <dr_willis> Moo!
[11:16] <elky> AminosAmigos, you could try in #ubuntu-translators as they'll know more about translating
[11:17] <bobweaver>  -v
[11:17] <AminosAmigos> ok thnks
[11:17] <elky> i don't know how active they are now though
[11:17] <elky> you might need to check back occasionally until you see someone :)
[11:17] <AminosAmigos> will do
[11:20] <hoshi411> wow... im really liking unity on precise
[11:20] <miaoge> hello everyone.I want to learn kernel of linux .do you have any good ideas to learn it?
[11:20] <hoshi411> good job canonical
[11:20] <miaoge> thank you
[11:21] <hoshi411> natty and oneiric versions notally turned me off to it but
[11:21] <hoshi411> im really starting to see and like how it works
[11:21] <dr_willis> miaoge,  check the kernel.org site? there used to be some kernel guide/ebooks out. but they were a bit old.  theres also a #kernel channel i thiunk
[11:21] <dr_willis> I havent needed to do much with the kernel in ages. :)
[11:22] <miaoge> thanks dr_willis
[11:22] <miaoge> my job needs to know kernel well
[11:22] <miaoge> but i don not know it well
[11:22] <Guest67513> hello...
[11:23] <dr_willis> i have to wonder how you got the job in the first place. :)   but its always good to learn.
[11:23] <dr_willis> with the kernel 3.x  being so new.. guess its a good time to dive in. but watch out for version differances in the older kernels.
[11:23] <miaoge> i was adjusted to that job
[11:23] <dr_willis> adjusted = it got dumped on you. :)
[11:24] <miaoge> no
[11:24] <dr_willis> !kernel
[11:24] <miaoge> they need people have good programming skill
[11:25] <dr_willis> but do they need actual kernel programers? thats a whole special area.
[11:25] <oCean> miaoge: this channel is ubuntu support only. There is a ##linux channel for linux/kernel discussion and for general chit chat /join #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:25] <dr_willis> the urls given above should give you a good start.
[11:25] <miaoge> ok  thanks all of you
[11:26] <dr_willis> I guess it shows how much Linux and Ubuntu have progressed - that i havent had to mess with the kernel in perhaps 6+ years...
[11:26] <SteveBell> hi all. I was checking for updates with update center or "aktualisierungsverwaltung" in german. now I see "zwischenspeicher wird aktualisiert" or cache is being updated. that seems to be hanging and repeating it self without progress. using latest stable ubuntu 64bit.
[11:26] <Ca11um> I've just installed Ubuntu (dual-booted with W7), but my screen has a massive border around it.
[11:26] <SteveBell> any way I can finish this task or fix this problem?
[11:26] <r4y> Toni
[11:26] <Ca11um> On Windows I resolved this by disabling the scaling
[11:26] <dr_willis> Ca11um,  whats yur video card/chipset. and what kind of monitor?
[11:26] <Ca11um> But I can't find such settings on Ubuntu
[11:26] <Ca11um> BenQ G2420HD
[11:27] <Ca11um> 24"
[11:27] <oooaaaooo> hi guys , is it possible to create a startup disk with multiple versions of ubuntu on it?
[11:27] <SteveBell> e.g. it keeps saying "sources - idle".
[11:27] <dr_willis> for my low end ati box i have. I have to install the fglrx drivers, then use the ati control panel to tweak the 'overscan' setting. since i am running at the native res of the monitor (well a hdmi tv in my case)
[11:28] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  you can make a multi-booting cd/dvd or flash drive via using grub2 to boot iso files rather easially.
[11:28] <sacarlson> oooaaaooo: I've seen some usb boot info about having a single usb pen drive boot about 7 different linux
[11:28] <OerHeks> oooaaaooo, sure, use pendrive >>> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/multiboot-create-a-multiboot-usb-from-linux/
[11:28] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  the pendrive linux site above makes that task rather easy :)
[11:28] <Ca11um> Ah...
[11:28] <Ca11um> There are updates in Additional Drivers
[11:29] <oooaaaooo> OerHeks: thanks!
[11:29] <SteveBell> hi all. I was checking for updates with update center or "aktualisierungsverwaltung" in german. now I see "zwischenspeicher wird aktualisiert" or cache is being updated. that seems to be hanging and repeating it self without progress. using latest stable ubuntu 64bit.
[11:29] <dr_willis> Ca11um,  normally the scaleing setting would be to how to scale  resolutions that are less then the monitors native res.  id hope you are running your desktop at the native res.
[11:30] <Ca11um> It can't get any higher than 1920x1080
[11:30] <dr_willis> SteveBell,  try the classic 'sudo apt-get update' from a terminal and see if any error messages are mentoned
[11:30] <Ca11um> Can it?
[11:30] <dr_willis> Ca11um,  if you have borders at that res. i would think its an overscan setting. but it may be some quirk in the moniotr/drivers
[11:31] <oooaaaooo> OerHeks: will this mess with my mbr?
[11:31] <dr_willis> You can get monitors that can go higher. :)
[11:31] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  if you boot a cd.. it wont mess with your system.
[11:31] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  or a pendrive.
[11:31] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: oh ok
[11:31] <dr_willis> unless we are confused as to what you are wanting.
[11:32] <dr_willis> I made a 8gb pendrive into a 6+ differnt disrto installer :)
[11:32] <Ca11um> Overscan setting?
[11:32] <dr_willis> You could even set up grub2 on your installed system to boot iso files for a super fast fallback/testing method.
[11:32] <dr_willis> Ca11um,  thats what its called in my config panels.
[11:33] <dr_willis> most montors ive seen have a few % of overscan they can do.
[11:33] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: so this thing installs grub 2 on the flashdrive ?
[11:33] <Ca11um> Is this in System Settings?
[11:33] <OerHeks> oooaaaooo, grub2 method & pendrive are 2 different ways
[11:33] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  the pendrive linux tools can install grub2 to flash or i think they can set up syslinux
[11:34] <dr_willis> pendrivelinux has numerous tools
[11:34] <dr_willis> Ca11um,  for my ATI card - its in the ati config tool. Never noticed it in the nvidia-settings tool. never needed it on my nvidia box.
[11:34] <nodie> hi
[11:34] <nodie> for some reason my unity stopped showing the menu bar and the lateral bar
[11:35] <nodie> when I execute "unity --reset" on a terminal (I read that somewhere) I got a core dump
[11:35] <dr_willis> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overscan
[11:35] <nodie> I've read about this problem in some forum
[11:35] <nodie> how can I solve it?
[11:35] <dr_willis> nodie,  as a test.i would make a new user and see if the problem affects them also
[11:36] <nodie> ok
[11:37] <SteveBell> dr_willis thanks for the tip. getting several error messages. how can I copy paste them? cmd + c seems to trigger a virtual box command rather than copying the selected terminal output.
[11:38] <dr_willis> !pastebin
[11:39] <dr_willis> i dont think cmd-c is copy :)  (whatever the cmd key is)
[11:39] <killbott> hello
[11:39] <Ca11um> What software package do I need to install for the ATI control panel, dr_willis?
[11:39] <level09> if i want to set an environment var, where is the best place to do so ?
[11:39] <dr_willis> Names of unitys parts  - worth reading. --> http://askubuntu.com/questions/10228/whats-the-right-terminology-for-unitys-ui-elements
[11:39] <SteveBell> cmd key is a standard os x key.
[11:39] <theadmin> dr_willis: cmd = ctrl
[11:39] <dr_willis> Ca11um,  they got installed when i installed the ati drivers.
[11:39] <theadmin> (methinks)
[11:40] <Ca11um> I am trying to install the drivers atm....
[11:40] <Ca11um> I can install 1
[11:40] <dr_willis> sounds like its the apple/special key.. but i got rid of all my apples.
[11:40] <SteveBell> now I still don't know how to copy from the terminal.
[11:40] <Ca11um> But the second errors
[11:40] <theadmin> SteveBell: Right-click and "Copy"
[11:40] <dr_willis> SteveBell,  select and right click?
[11:40] <dr_willis> :)
[11:40] <AminosAmigos> dont you just select the right click copy ???
[11:40] <theadmin> SteveBell: Or just use X11 selection buffers if you don't mind them
[11:40] <dr_willis> guess apple users dont think of right clicks...
[11:40] <Ca11um> Ah cool
[11:40] <Ca11um> Linux has Catalyst Control Center
[11:41] <dr_willis> Ca11um,  that sounds like it.. they keep changeing its name.. the actual binary has some weird name.
[11:41] <AminosAmigos> you don't right click in apple ?:!
[11:41] <dr_willis> AminosAmigos,  apple mice have 1 button (well used to ) last i looked
[11:41] <SteveBell> @all: thx. isn't it strange that cmd copy does not work? no I really don't think of right clicks. I think of keyboard shortcuts. alyways faster...
[11:41] <AminosAmigos> :o
[11:41] <SteveBell> here#s the pastie: http://pastebin.com/7Z0fqhtV
[11:41] <dr_willis> but the new mice they have - have a special button just to show the widgits - or somthing. :)
[11:42] <SteveBell> I have a normal to click mouse. still keyboard shortcuts are faster and easier.
[11:42] <dr_willis> menu shouls show the proper keyboard shortcut
[11:42] <SteveBell> *two
[11:42] <Ca11um> Working perfect, thanks dr_willis.
[11:42] <dr_willis> I just select, and middle click... im old skool. :)
[11:42] <AminosAmigos> i think the keyboard shortcut is CTRL+shift+c
[11:42] <SteveBell> the right click menu does not contain any keyboard shortcut info.
[11:42] <theadmin> SteveBell: Ctrl+C is a special terminal combination (break)
[11:42] <theadmin> SteveBell: Meaning "stop whatever you're doing"
[11:42] <theadmin> SteveBell: Been so before GUIs appeared, so...
[11:42] <AminosAmigos> good to know
[11:43] <SteveBell> ok, sry I'm a total terminal noob. ok thx for explaining
[11:43] <dr_willis> ctrl-c i thought only did that in the terminal, not in the gui/desktop. but im not on ubunti right now. :P
[11:43] <SteveBell> could someone have a look at the pastie?
[11:43] <SteveBell> here it  is: http://pastebin.com/7Z0fqhtV
[11:45] <SteveBell> if you need anything translated to eng pls tell me...
[11:46] <theTroy> Hi, I am using disk utility to create a RAID array. It worked allright, but I cannot find how to delete it now, am I blind or is there a special way to delete raid arrays?
[11:47] <theadmin> Bah... Sorry, a crash
[11:47] <airtonix> SteveBell: the gnome convention for displayin keyboard shortbuts is to never display them in right click context menus, only menubar accessed menus do.
[11:47] <SteveBell> ok, sorry. I falsely assumend cmd + c was global but it is not.
[11:48] <SteveBell> what about the error msgs?
[11:48] <ironm> good morning. I hope you can give some hints ;) I try to create ubuntu live images (oneiric) using live-builder 3.0-a45 but even in the simplest possibe configuration I am getting an error like: E: Unable to locate package console-common
[11:48] <airtonix> SteveBell: in macosx can you cmd + c to copy text from terminal.app?
[11:48] <ironm> the config is like: [2012-03-11 12:14:05] lb_config noauto --mode ubuntu --bootloader syslinux --architectures amd64 --linux-flavours generic --distribution oneiric --debian-installer live --iso-preparer ironm --iso-publisher IT-infrastrukturen.org --iso-application debian-live-databases-awesome --iso-volume oneiric-amd64-2012-03-11 --hostname oneiric --username sql --bootappend-live locales=en_GB.UTF-8 utc=no timezone=Europe/Zurich keyboard
[11:48] <ironm> -layouts=en --bootappend-install locales=en_GB.UTF-8 utc=no timezone=Europe/Zurich keyboard-layouts=en
[11:48] <r4y> I wonder if some of you use 2 computers at the same time so you can try out things on one and use the other for irc so if one computer needs to restart and so forth. I don't because I don't have the money and space
[11:48] <ironm> I run it on oneiric (11.10)
[11:49] <ironm> any idea? thank you in advance for any hints ;)
[11:50] <airtonix> SteveBell: the only error message i see there is a DNS issue? hostname not found?
[11:50] <theadmin> r4y: You can IRC on a phone nowadays :P
[11:50] <SteveBell> r4l I sometimes wish I had a second computer which I could leave running as an skype answering machine while I'm on the run with my laptop. but currently only have a laptop
[11:50] <r4y> Cool
[11:50] <SteveBell> airtonix which means the update is taking like 40 minutes?
[11:50] <airtonix> SteveBell: perhaps you should find out if your ISP provides a local ubuntu mirror then
[11:50] <theadmin> r4y: Or just grab a raspberry pi, those are $35 for god's sake, and you can use them for IRC for sure :D
[11:51] <airtonix> SteveBell: most ISPs do, and you can find out with the software sources application
[11:51] <SteveBell> airtonix: have no experience with that. would I have to do?
[11:51] <airtonix> SteveBell: i believe you start by opening the Software Center.
[11:51] <SteveBell> should I cancel the temrinal update?
[11:52] <SteveBell> it's at 16%.
[11:52] <airtonix> SteveBell: or ... even better: press the Command Key, type : Software Sources
[11:52] <SteveBell> since I started posting...
[11:52] <SteveBell> where?
[11:52] <airtonix> SteveBell: yeah cancel it
[11:52] <SteveBell> how?
[11:52] <airtonix> SteveBell: Command Key will initiate a "spotlight like " popup
[11:52] <alteregoa> darmok and jalad at tanagra
[11:53] <airtonix> SteveBell: cancel it by clicking in the terminal, and press : ctrl shift c
[11:53] <theadmin> SteveBell: ctrl-c
[11:53] <airtonix> SteveBell: yeah ctrl c
[11:53] <airtonix> a few times
[11:53] <SteveBell> kk, thx. sorry for being such a terminal noob. mostly used to guis...
[11:53] <airtonix> (assuming you are performing a sudo apt-get update in a terminal)
[11:54] <r4y> That's neat to know
[11:54] <airtonix> SteveBell: what happens when you press the command key now?
[11:54] <SteveBell> ok, the spotlight like feature is cool. i enter "Software sources" hit enter - noghting happens.
[11:54] <airtonix> SteveBell: don;t hit enter. do you see an entry called "Software Sources" show up?
[11:54] <airtonix> SteveBell: you have to actually have it highlighted before pressing enter does anything meaningful
[11:54] <SteveBell> now. just a little box in the low right corner
[11:54] <atengesdal> Hello, running 12.04 and I can't get inSSIDer to work, can anyone help?
[11:55] <atengesdal> Unhandled Exception: System.TypeLoadException: Could not load type 'MetaGeek.inSSIDer.Extensions.Graphs.View.ChannelView' from assembly 'MetaGeek.inSSIDer.Extensions.Graphs, Version=0.1.1.429, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null'.
[11:55] <theadmin> atengesdal: Precise is not supported here
[11:56] <airtonix> SteveBell: http://imagebin.org/202851
[11:56] <SteveBell> airtonix hmm. I press cmd > software sources > nothing. then again cmd > software sources > highlight the text > enter > nothing happens...
[11:56] <r4y> Toni
[11:56] <theadmin> SteveBell: It's not a separate app eh... Search for it in the control center
[11:57] <r4y> I guess Toni is not currently on his computer. Sorry guys
[11:57] <SteveBell> airtonis ah interesting. this field is not triggered by cmd for me. I get a little box in the right low corner: http://cl.ly/0y2i2h1l0H3w2r3L2r1n
[11:57] <airtonix> SteveBell: http://imagebin.org/202852
[11:57] <SteveBell> yes I can do that.
[11:57] <atengesdal> anyone? help with inSSIDer?
[11:58] <airtonix> SteveBell: then that is not the same tool i get when i press the equivilant  of your  macosx command key (the windows key on non mac computers)
[11:58] <theadmin> atengesdal: 12.04 is NOT supported here. #ubuntu+1
[11:58] <atengesdal> oh, sorry :-) thanks! I'll move over :-)
[11:58] <SteveBell> I assume software paketquellen is then right? http://cl.ly/1l1R1M0H2v2L0x253x46 not sure why the icon differs though?
[11:59] <SteveBell> so in there what do I do? should I switch the server from germany to main server?
[11:59] <SteveBell> airtonix: switch the server?
[12:00] <airtonix> SteveBell: yeah possibly find your ISP there?
[12:00] <SteveBell> airtonix no. just main server and german server
[12:01] <airtonix> SteveBell: in my screenshot i have my isp selected. http://imagebin.org/202853
[12:01] <airtonix> SteveBell: click "other"
[12:02] <SteveBell> I have plenty of server entries there.
[12:02] <airtonix> SteveBell: under germany i see quite alot os mirrors, maybe on of those is your isp
[12:02] <airtonix> of*
[12:02] <SteveBell> I am at o2 alice hansenet
[12:03] <airtonix> SteveBell: is that the name of your ISP ?
[12:04] <SteveBell> basically yes.
[12:05] <SteveBell> hm, ok, very complicated all this. I have an appointment now. might try later.. agin
[12:05] <loop_> hi
[12:09] <inaayat> Hello everyone,
[12:09] <loop_> hi inaayat
[12:10] <inaayat> loop_ hi !
[12:10] <inaayat> FloodBot1
[12:10] <loop_> means
[12:11] <inaayat> Did anybody know how to uninstall ´Cairo-Dock´ on Xubuntu ?
[12:11] <inaayat> ......./....../....../
[12:11] <loop_> no
[12:11] <inaayat> if i use sudo apt-get remove cairo-dock it doest not work :( !?
[12:12] <inaayat> CTRL ALT F1 Doest not work
[12:12] <inaayat> I CANNOT UNINSTALL PROGRAMS !!! :@@@@@
[12:12] <inaayat> inaayat
[12:12] <inaayat> inaayat
[12:12] <inaayat> inaayat
[12:12] <FloodBot1> inaayat: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:12] <inaayat> OK,
[12:16] <Osmond> When i boot up I have to enter the grub menu, hit E on the kernel, and edit that text.  Where do I find that file once I'm logged on? I would like to make the changed permanent
[12:16] <szal> Osmond: what change exactly?
[12:17] <r4y> Does anyone know what the network is called that firefox users use for irc?
[12:17] <szal> r4y: huh?
[12:17] <Osmond> Im having to use nomodeset instead of quiet splash, I guess linux isnt too friendly with Intel HD 3000 graphics cards
[12:18] <r4y> What I mean is even though firefox is on freenode, freenode is not the network most firefox gurus use from what I was told
[12:18] <r4y> Or rather
[12:19] <r4y> it's not the channel and network they use the most
[12:19] <szal> Osmond: 'nomodeset' and 'quiet splash' have nothing to do w/ each other, they can be used concurrently.. and the file you want to edit for making that change is /etc/default/grub, after which you run 'sudo update-grub'; you don't edit the grub.cfg directly as that change would be lost after e.g. a kernel upgrade
[12:19] <_raven> 11.10 - i have some ssl problems - seems that every cert has vanished - how to find out the problem and how to solve it?
[12:19] <szal> r4y: irc.mozilla.org
[12:19] <r4y> oops, sorry, I just said the same thing twice, lol
[12:19] <Osmond> Thats weird, the tutorial I saw online told me to replace quiet splash with nomodeset
[12:20] <Osmond> so i can just append nomodeset right after quiet splash?
[12:20] <szal> Osmond: iirc, yes
[12:20] <Osmond> Sweet, well thank you man!
[12:22] <Fonzie> Can anyone suggest any software for resizing partitions from the command line?
[12:22] <Fonzie> (not system partition)
[12:23] <OerHeks> Fonzie, use parted, or gparted ( with Gui )
[12:23] <Fonzie> hm, ok. Didnt know there was any gparted without GUI. Thanks
[12:23] <OU818> can i find help for hannahmontanna linux here?
[12:23] <_raven> 11.10 - i have some ssl problems - seems that every cert has vanished - how to find out the problem and how to solve it?
[12:24] <theadmin> OU818: Nope. Only Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, Lubuntu and Ubuntu Studio are supported here
[12:25] <dr_willis> OU818,  i suggest you check out 'fuzzy linux' as an alternative to HannaMontannaLinux
[12:26] <oooaaaooo> hi guys, i am booting an old laptop from a usb with 11.04 on it and ubuntu loads but NOT the gui. WHen I type in dmesg into the session the last message says "lp: driver loaded but no devices found" Does this mean the gfx card is dead?
[12:26] <theadmin> dr_willis: Do not suggest unsupported distributions in this channel, please.
[12:26] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  try 'startx' and look for error messages. also check what video card/chipset  you have.
[12:26] <dr_willis> theadmin,  both are Joke disrtos. Hopefully he gets the joke.
[12:27] <dr_willis> I cant seriously belive hes using HannaMontannalinux.
[12:27] <theadmin> dr_willis: I hope so...
[12:27] <dr_willis> Now Fuzzy Linux.. i had to hide that from the wife.. :P She so loves PINK..
[12:28] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: it says fatal server error: no screens found
[12:28] <_raven> 11.10 - i have some ssl problems - seems that every cert has vanished - how to find out the problem and how to solve it?
[12:28] <theadmin> !patience | _raven
[12:28] <calico> Guys, I need help, my wireless connection is complete $#!^. It is OK some of the time, and some of the time is just slow as hell, and at some point dies. It goes thru that 20min cycle and then again it goes back to normal. I can't watch youtube videos or browse the web normally. On a windows machine the connection is perfect.
[12:28] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  and whats your video chipset?  'lspci' should show mention of it.
[12:29] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: im sure its a nvidia 6400 gs. let me do a quick grep
[12:29] <theadmin> calico: Search for any restricted drivers for your wireless card.
[12:30] <calico> theadmin, how do I do that
[12:30] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  you may want to install the 'nvidia-current' package, or run the jockey-cli (i think) app to install the nvidia drivers
[12:31] <theadmin> calico: Search for "Hardware Drivers" in the dash, open that
[12:32] <calico> theadmin, I'm with xfce, btw. I can't find a "device manager" in Ubuntu? Is there one
[12:32] <dr_willis> !info hwinfo
[12:33] <dr_willis> calico,  depends on what you are wanting to do exactly. :)  theres several hardware info tools in the repos.
[12:33] <oooaaaooo> nvidia corporation g86 geforce 8400m gs
[12:33] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  its possible the open sourced nevou driver has issues with that card. id try installing nvidia-current and reboot and see if it works
[12:34] <calico> dr_willis, well, for example I want to disable my webcam. Also how do I find out what is my wireless hardware so I could find these restricted drivers
[12:34] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: it says in the startx error : "(EE) Failed to load module "nvidia"(module does not exist,0)" does that mean i have a bad gfx card?
[12:34] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  if you can see any output at all.. that implies your card is working..
[12:35] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  install the proper Nvidia drivers for it. its possible the Open sourecd drivers do not like that old a card.
[12:35] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: how do i make sure it isnt some onboard gfx chip?
[12:36] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: ok how do i go about doing that in cli from a boot usb?
[12:36] <dr_willis> You just showed it has a nvidia gpu. lspci would show all of them it finds.
[12:36] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  boot to the console/rescue mode. no need to do  a usb boot.
[12:36] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  theres also numerous grub options that might get it to a working desktop
[12:36] <dr_willis> !nomodeset | oooaaaooo
[12:37] <dr_willis> oooaaaooo,  is this just a test box? or is it going to do some real work?
[12:40] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: im just trying to revive an old laptop.
[12:40] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: ive taken the harddisk out of it
[12:41] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: i was thinking of using it as a fulltime desktop/print server as alli have is a netbook
[12:42] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: i dont even see the bios splash screen, is this normal?
[12:43] <_raven> 11.10 - i have some ssl problems - seems that every cert has vanished - how to find out the problem and how to solve it?
[12:46] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: oh wait it works now
[12:46] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: im in the bios...could have sworn it wasnt showing up
[12:48] <dr_willis> bbl
[12:49] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: wthell now i see the ubuntu splash screen
[12:51] <calico> ohhhh, I can't even download this Hardware identification system stuff with such slow and constantly stalling connection. dr_willis where can I find these restricted drivers anyway, and  do you think it is certain that it is the drivers
[12:54] <oooaaaooo> dr_willis: are you still here?
[12:55] <Erealz> what the name of the pdf reader that come with ubuntu?
[12:55] <MonkeyDust> evnce
[12:55] <MonkeyDust> evince
[12:56] <_raven> 11.10 - i have some ssl problems - seems that every cert has vanished - how to find out the problem and how to solve it?
[12:56] <fromage> hi all. Can anyone help me with the dual subtitling on vlc player?
[12:57] <fromage> I downloaded the extension and put it in the folder but it's not working
[12:58] <Erealz> im sorry can some on tell me the defoult pdf reader in ubuntu
[12:59] <theadmin> Erealz: evince
[12:59] <calico> theadmin, where can I find these restricted drivers anyway, and  do you think it is certain that it is the drivers
[12:59] <theadmin> calico: As I said, this tool comes with Ubuntu, just run it
[12:59] <theadmin> calico: It's called simply "hardware drivers"
[13:00] <auronandace> calico: may be called additional drivers
[13:00] <rocker> Hi!
[13:00] <SlothScripts> I installed 11.04 alongside Windows7 using the recommended partition; the boot loader does not appear on start-up; is there someway to correct this without restoring my computer in general?
[13:01] <st1> 11.04?
[13:01] <st1> do you have windows 7 installation disc?
[13:01] <calico> theadmin, I opened it it says No properietary drivers are in use
[13:02] <SlothScripts> I do not. It came pre-loaded;
[13:02] <_raven> 11.10 no ssl access possible any more - what could be wrong?
[13:02] <eichi_> hello. which ubuntu server version should I use, if I want to upgrade as soon as posible to 12.04 LTS? the 11.10 or the 10.04 LTS (to make LTS to LTS update)
[13:02] <rocker> I accidentally change my screen aspect ratio from 16:9 to 4:3, now whenever I start my pc, my monitor always displays 4:3 aspect ratio right from the beginning, i.e. from the grub loader. Can you suggest how can I revert back to my original settings? I have a dual boot configuration. Please suggest .
[13:03] <st1> SlothScripts:  do you have another computer that you can make a liveusb?
[13:03] <freeman__> salut tlm
[13:04] <OerHeks> SlothScripts, hold shift @ boot to enter the grub menu, there you can choose windows
[13:04] <nikolja> SlothScripts: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling_GRUB2
[13:05] <st1> he said bootloader doesn't come up
[13:05] <nikolja> There you have 5 different ways to reinstall grub
[13:06] <bmoez_> #join #ubuntu-fr
[13:06] <SlothScripts> Thank you very much! I'll try it and get back to you all :)
[13:08] <rocker> ??
[13:08] <rocker> I accidentally change my screen aspect ratio from 16:9 to 4:3, now whenever I start my pc, my monitor always displays 4:3 aspect ratio right from the beginning, i.e. from the grub loader. Can you suggest how can I revert back to my original settings? I have a dual boot configuration. Please suggest .
[13:10] <nikolja> rocker: what graphic card do you have? Check out in settings
[13:11] <st1> wouldn't that be a hardware setting on the monitor?
[13:12] <nikolja> why in monitor? Monitor just display what graphic card tell him
[13:12] <rocker> nikolja, I dont have any gfx card, and the aspect ratio option from the monitor window in ubuntu is not there[in short my screen resolution option has been wiped out]
[13:12] <nikolja> :D
[13:12] <nikolja> you don't have graphic card
[13:12] <nikolja> integrated?
[13:13] <rocker> nikolja, st1, yes, its integrated
[13:13] <rocker> onboard gfx nikolja
[13:13] <st1> I have a button on my monitor changes ratio from 16:10 to 4:3
[13:14] <bosong> does ubuntu automatically sync time with a remote server ?
[13:14] <_raven> 11.10 no ssl access possible any more - what could be wrong?
[13:14] <rocker> st1 i dont have that button
[13:14] <nikolja> rocker: did you try to google it?
[13:15] <st1> rocker do you mean 4:3 that has black bars on left and right, or 4:3 image stretched to 16:9
[13:15] <rocker> yeah i did, nikolja, but with no result
[13:15] <rocker> no
[13:15] <rocker> st1, no
[13:16] <st1> rocker no black bars?
[13:16] <rocker> st1 I dont get black bars
[13:17] <st1> top right buttom on unity panel, go to display, choose your resolution
[13:19] <_raven> 11.10 no ssl access possible any more - what could be wrong?
[13:19] <rocker> st1one more thing, i am only able to open gnome classic, not unity[i use ubuntu 11.04] and the the 16:9 option in monitor window is not there!
[13:19] <rocker> st1 one more thing, i am only able to open gnome classic, not unity[i use ubuntu 11.04] and the the 16:9 option in monitor window is not there!
[13:20] <rocker> sorry for flooding
[13:20] <st1> system setting - display, don't look for 16:9 look for the resolution of your monitor
[13:21] <theTroy> Hi, I have assembled a RAID0 array, but it seems the write speed is lower than any of single devices being used. I am also unable to "check raid" in Disk utility, since it says that /dev/md0 is not idle
[13:21] <ssiie> who know any media play that has fast forward feature ?
[13:21] <theTroy> ssiie: vlc
[13:21] <ssiie> thetroy how fast it support ?
[13:21] <theTroy> ssiie: as fast as your hdd can read the media... 20x 40x etc
[13:22] <Mikero> Hi. Is there a general conventions or rule on where to install applications (like Program Files on Windows)?
[13:22] <ssiie> that's great
[13:22] <ssiie> thaks
[13:22] <rocker> st1 i think i resloved my issue
[13:22] <rocker> thanks for the time st1
[13:22] <MonkeyDust> Mikero  /usr/bin/
[13:22] <__Alex_> Mikero: yes, there is: /usr/local/bin
[13:22] <mosno> MikeH, FHS
[13:23] <theTroy> Mikero: normally you tend to install applications with software centre, or apt-get, they install automatically and do not provide you with choice of location
[13:23] <mosno> Mikero, ^
[13:24] <MonkeyDust> Mikero  start here http://mybroadband.co.za/news/software/32474-a-windows-users-guide-to-linux.html
[13:24] <_raven> 11.10 no ssl access possible any more - what could be wrong?
[13:24] <__Alex_> Mikero: But if you want to manually install a script or somthing, put it in /usr/local/bin. You must do this as root, and you must make it executable
[13:25] <MonkeyDust> __Alex_  too scary for a beginner
[13:25] <Mikero> I do use software center en apt-get mostly. But PhpStorm is just a pile of files.
[13:25] <theTroy> Mikero: do you want to install it for all users, and have it accessible via terminal? or just run it locally from one user?
[13:25] <__Alex_> Mikero: Is there a "Makefile"?
[13:26] <theadmin> Mikero: Is there "README", "INSTALL", "Makefile", "configure" or "configure.ac" (or a combination of those) among em?
[13:26] <theTroy> __Alex_: doesnt need to have makefile if it is a source code rather than binary
[13:26] <__Alex_> I know, i'm just asking, theTroy
[13:27] <mi3> !cookie | st1 nikolja
[13:27] <Mikero> Instructions on the website are "- Unpack the PhpStorm-*.tar.gz file using the following command: tar xfz PhpStorm-*.tar.gz - Run PhpStorm.sh from the bin subdirectory"
[13:28] <theadmin> Mikero: Uh, just do that then?
[13:28] <Mikero> Which works but I want to keep things neat and organized ;) So I'd figured I'd ask.
[13:28] <theTroy> Mikero: that will depend on what the file does, does it run the phpstorm, or does it compile it and install it on the system?
[13:28] <theadmin> Mikero: Oh, you mean a universal place to put it to? Try /opt, that's what it's intended for (binary packages which unpack as one folder)
[13:29] <theTroy> anyone here can help me out with RAID0 setup?
[13:29] <theTroy> having issues with write speeds*
[13:30] <ye> what is RAID0?
[13:30] <diego> Dino
[13:30] <_raven> 11.10 no ssl access possible any more - what could be wrong?
[13:30] <theadmin> ye: If you don't know answers, don't try to help
[13:30] <MonkeyDust> ye  if your system is installed on more then 1 drive, it's called RAID
[13:30] <MonkeyDust> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SoftwareRAID
[13:31] <diego> DIDSKO
[13:31] <veleno> hello. what is the suggested way to install openssl >1.0.0 on a ubuntu 10.10 LTS ?
[13:32] <oCean> theadmin: surely ye can ask questions that pop up when he reads the channel?
[13:33] <theadmin> oCean: I guess so, yeah, but it looked to me he was trying to help -_- Sorry, I'm in a state of deep... depression and madness right now so I can act a bit weird.
[13:33] <oCean> theadmin: might consider a break from IRC in that case.
[13:34] <theadmin> oCean: Rather not... Would feel even worse without helping people or people to talk to. Just... point it out if I do something strange.
[13:34] <theadmin> oCean: (like you did)
[13:34] <kitkat> hi I cant update or install program, when I try to install it says check your connection and when I try to upgrade It says something about untrusted sources
[13:35] <theadmin> kitkat: Any third-party repositories? Which Ubuntu version?
[13:36] <kitkat> theadmin, 10.4 and no third-party repositories
[13:36] <theadmin> kitkat: mk, try changing your server to main from the software sources tool
[13:37] <locsmif> Hi all. I put r8169 into /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf, but it's still loaded. How come?
[13:38] <rad_daemon> how do I mount a home directory from another ubuntu version? the home directory is encypted. I'm moving to another vm and I want to copy the files.
[13:38] <jrib> !encrypt | rad_daemon
[13:38] <oliphant> hi everyone.
[13:38] <rad_daemon> jrib, thanks
[13:39] <lancecherry> hi there
[13:39] <giu> ciao a tutti!!!
[13:39] <giu> !list
[13:39] <oliphant> How do I delete all the print-jobs in queue? I'm using cupsd and am a normal user.
[13:40] <oliphant> *from the command line that is.
[13:40] <carl-eric> How do I get Skype to use PulseAudio in oneiric? Under sound devices it only gives me a list of ALSA devices and Skype itself doesn't even show up in pavucontrol
[13:41] <MangledBody> Hi everyone, I have problem with nVidia GPU on Ubuntu LTS. It seems, that all games that need 3D acceleration experience problems, anybody can help me solve this?
[13:41] <carl-eric> MangledBody, have you installed nvidia-current?
[13:41] <MangledBody> carl-eric: Yes, latest version, last I tried before I came here
[13:42] <theTroy> MangledBody: I had an issue with xonotic nvidia and LTS version, it seems if I close all windows (close most, and minimise remaining) the game performs much better. Sadly I do not know an actual fix
[13:43] <MangledBody> theTroy: I tried it and looked on RAM and CPU, both about 90%
[13:44] <almoxarife> MangledBody: what is using up the ram and cpu, process?
[13:44] <theTroy> MangledBody: what game btw?, but as I said, I dont have a fix, I do have the same issue though
[13:45] <MangledBody> theTroy: Savage 2, Heroes of Newerth, Scorched 3D, Nexuiz is running without any problem
[13:45] <MangledBody> almoxarife: Just games, Savage 2 and Heroes of Newerth has problems on my PC
[13:45] <ETronik> Hi all, I'm in need of serious support :-) I'm setting my Mum's PC with Ubuntu, now, what's the best way to enable remote assistance from either another Ubuntu and from Windows ?
[13:45] <theadmin> MangledBody: Have you tried disabling compiz for the time the game runs (i.e. running it from unity-2d)? This seems to help with 3D applications quite often
[13:46] <theadmin> ETronik: Try TeamViewer, really easy to use, will get you going in no time at all :D
[13:46] <MangledBody> ETronik: I would try TeamWiever
[13:46] <almoxarife> MangledBody: what theadmin says is a good idea
[13:46] <carl-eric> ETronik, I'd love to use some open source things but I've found that TeamViewer (www.teamviewer.com) is just about the easiest
[13:46] <Trigger> good morning
[13:46] <MangledBody> theadmin: I had also issues with compiz, so I have disabled it for good
[13:46] <ETronik> 3 out of 3
[13:46] <ETronik> checking it uot
[13:46] <ETronik> out
[13:47] <almoxarife> MangledBody: can you pastebin your Xorg.0.log?
[13:48] <petrov> hello, i need help. I got a Ubuntu 11.10 with Gnome shell, my Ubuntu Software Center doesnt work. here is a terminal log:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/878901/
[13:48] <MangledBody> almoxarife: Can you tell me way please?
[13:48] <ETronik> do I install teamviewer from their website or... is there alternative way from software center or such
[13:48] <ETronik> ?
[13:48] <almoxarife> MangledBody: sure, open a terminal and first install 'pastebinit', do you know how to in terminal?
[13:48] <theadmin> ETronik: The website, it's not in the repos
[13:48] <petrov> PLEASE HELP WITH MY PROBLEM, UBUNTU 11.10 WITH GNOME SHELL AND SOFTWARE CENTER DOESNT WORK - http://paste.ubuntu.com/878901/
[13:48] <MangledBody> almoxarife: Yes
[13:49] <oliphant> What directory contains the printjobs queue? Is I cannot find anything that is humanly readable in /var/spool.
[13:49] <bazhang> petrov, no caps
[13:49] <theadmin> !patience | petrov
[13:49] <locsmif> petrov: please
[13:49] <ETronik> theadmin: thans
[13:49] <rad_daemon> petrov, don't shout
[13:49] <petrov> ok, i am sorry :)
[13:49] <MangledBody> almoxarife: Done
[13:49] <almoxarife> MangledBody: so once its installed, sudo pastebinit -i /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[13:49] <skypce> hello
[13:50] <skypce> i have troubles with mouse pointer, sometimes it moves very very slow , can you helpme please?
[13:50] <locsmif> petrov: I'll have a look at mu own lists
[13:50] <skypce> i am using ubuntu 11.10 and compaq cq56-126la
[13:50] <MangledBody> almoxarife: http://paste.ubuntu.com/878905/ This is it?
[13:50] <petrov> locsmif,  ok, i am waiting for your answer
[13:51] <almoxarife> MangledBody: should be,
[13:51] <MangledBody> almoxarife: Quite long... :)
[13:52] <locsmif> petrov: put the output of this command into a pastebin: ls -l /var/lib/apt/lists/
[13:52] <ETronik> re teamviewer, any particular security issue I should be aware of regarding setup ? will I need firewalls and such ?
[13:53] <petrov> locsmif, http://paste.ubuntu.com/878909/ here
[13:53] <theadmin> ETronik: Nah it's fine, maybe configure a permanent password though (so that you don't have to ask for the randomly generated password every time you need to connect)
[13:54] <ETronik> theadmin: ah good! thanks
[13:54] <almoxarife> MangledBody: are you running in this mode Setting mode "800x600_60" ??
[13:55] <synaptix> o/
[13:55] <MangledBody> almoxarife: Yes now, I changed it (habbit from Windows) I thought it would ease GPU load
[13:55] <locsmif> petrov: hmm, curious
[13:56] <almoxarife> MangledBody: so once its installed, sudo pastebinit -i /var/log/syslog
[13:56] <ye> i cannot help asking .... Is the MBR's code structure  like formal ELF32 program ?
[13:56] <MangledBody> almoxarife: But it didn't have any effect. I also cut the details to lowest
[13:56] <locsmif> petrov: ah, I think I get it
[13:57] <petrov> locsmif, oh, great !
[13:57] <ye> Is the MBR's code structure  like *normal* ELF32 program ?
[13:57] <MangledBody> almoxarife: http://paste.ubuntu.com/878915/ here
[13:58] <locsmif> petrov: there is an error inside security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_oneiric-security_universe_binary-i386_Packages regarding a single package where its metadata is missing a field, and software-center is breaking on it
[13:58] <carl-eric> Does anyone here know how to install 32bit libpulse on a 64bit oneiric system?
[13:58] <locsmif> petrov: that's what I would guess
[13:58] <petrov> locsmif, can you help me out to fix it?
[13:58] <locsmif> petrov: this might be a bit dangerous, but I would rename security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_oneiric-security_universe_binary-i386_Packages to security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_oneiric-security_universe_binary-i386_Packages.old (as root) and then try apt-get update
[13:58] <szal> carl-eric: any reason to do so?
[13:59] <almoxarife> MangledBody: not much to see on syslog
[13:59] <petrov> locsmif,  paste please a righ command
[13:59] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  you may need ia32-lib something
[13:59] <MangledBody> almoxarife: Any help?
[13:59] <almoxarife> MangledBody: you got issues with pulseaudio?
[13:59] <MangledBody> almoxarife: No, I don't experience any issues with sound
[13:59] <locsmif> petrov: sudo mv /var/lib/apt/lists/security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_oneiric-security_universe_binary-i386_Packages /var/lib/apt/lists/security.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_oneiric-security_universe_binary-i386_Packages.old && apt-get update
[14:00] <locsmif> petrov: then try software-center again
[14:01] <mneptok> locsmif: files in ls -l /var/lib/apt/lists/ should never be edited manually.
[14:01] <almoxarife> MangledBody: I don't see anything abi-normal :)
[14:01] <petrov> locsmif, i have a pproblem http://paste.ubuntu.com/878918/oblem
[14:02] <mneptok> petrov: what is the error you get when running updates?
[14:02] <locsmif> petrov: err: sudo apt-get update
[14:02] <MangledBody> almoxarife: So how is it possible? :D
[14:02] <almoxarife> MangledBody: when a game a playing look at gnome-system-monitor or 'top' for what is eating up cpu
[14:03] <carl-eric> szal, the reason is I'm trying to get Skype to work with pulseaudio
[14:03] <carl-eric> MonkeyDust, good idea, i'll try that
[14:03] <theTroy> anyone can help out with RAID 0 setup issues? (slow resulting speeds)
[14:03] <locsmif> petrov: how's it going?
[14:03] <MangledBody> almoxarife: 7011 frames in 5.0 seconds, 6652 frames in 5.0 seconds - glxgears
[14:03] <almoxarife> MangledBody: I use nvidia on my htc, I have seen some gnome apps spike cpu to the 100% and I never figured it out, nothing to do with xbmc where I would of thought the cpu would have had the most usage
[14:03] <locsmif> Has your PC developed China Syndrome yet?
[14:04] <Sidewinder1> mneptok,  This is the error that petrov is getting: http://paste.ubuntu.com/878901/
[14:04] <MangledBody> almoxarife: Are you sure, I thought the main problem would be with GPU...
[14:05] <almoxarife> MangledBody: nope, cpu, the gpu was at 12-18
[14:05] <MangledBody> almoxarife: Oh, so the CPU is making trouble...?
[14:05] <szal> carl-eric: why do you think that that makes a difference?
[14:05] <almoxarife> MangledBody: I don't know, you would have to look while a game is going
[14:05] <carl-eric> the guys over in #pulseaudio suggested I install a 32bit libpulse for skype
[14:06] <MangledBody> almoxarife: OK
[14:06] <almoxarife> carl-eric: don't
[14:06] <carl-eric> almoxarife, why not? or rather, what else then? :-)
[14:06] <MangledBody> almoxarife: It's AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core
[14:06] <almoxarife> carl-eric: skype is crap-ware, google-chat?
[14:06] <MangledBody> almoxarife: 5600+
[14:07] <almoxarife> carl-eric: it may have more to do with skype than anything else
[14:07] <carl-eric> almoxarife, I can't get all my contacts on google chat (plus I'd rather avoid having a google account)
[14:07] <carl-eric> almoxarife, I know Skype is crap. but its's the only somewhat-reliably encrypted video call software I know
[14:07] <szal> almoxarife: not much of a use questioning people's choice of software
[14:08] <MonkeyDust> and google is big brother ;)
[14:08] <almoxarife> carl-eric: I don't see how 32pulse is going to solve it, skype loads all the 32bit stuff it needs anyway
[14:09] <ye> anyone know what is " impure executable"?
[14:09] <locsmif> petrov: ?
[14:09] <locsmif> ye: non-Arian
[14:09] <petrov> locsmif,  sorry i had dinne
[14:09] <almoxarife> carl-eric: pidgin runs skype, once skype is installed
[14:10] <carl-eric> almoxarife, after installing ia32-libs skype finally shows pulseaudio
[14:10] <ye> locsmif: what?
[14:10] <almoxarife> carl-eric: didn't they get loaded during install?
[14:10] <skypce> hi guys
[14:11] <carl-eric> almoxarife, apparently not
[14:11] <skypce> i have problems with mouse
[14:11] <skypce> when the notebook are many time power on the mouse response is very slow
[14:11] <almoxarife> carl-eric: so what you didn't have before I assume was 'multi-arch'
[14:11] <petrov> locsmif,  unfortunately it worked
[14:11] <petrov> locsmif,  * fortunately :)
[14:12] <locsmif> petrov: great
[14:12] <locsmif> I is vindicated
[14:12] <MangledBody> OK, thanks everyone, bye
[14:13] <petrov> locsmif,  thanks a lot~
[14:13] <petrov> locsmif, bb !
[14:13] <locsmif> ye: text and data segments non-separated
[14:14] <carl-eric> almoxarife, what is multi-arch?
[14:14] <roasted> Hello!
[14:14] <almoxarife> carl-eric: what you did, added 32bit libs to your 64bit machine
[14:15] <ye> locsmif: OK thx a lot
[14:15] <ye> i got it
[14:16] <carl-eric> almoxarife, oh, right. thanks :-)
[14:16] <almoxarife> carl-eric: initially I was thinking you were wanting to toss your installed pulse and somehow go to 32pulse
[14:16] <roasted> What all goes into samba speed transfer? Samba is crazy fast with my other laptop, but with my Macbook running Ubuntu, it's craz slow....
[14:19] <carl-eric> almoxarife, understood. in any case, skype works now.
[14:19] <almoxarife> carl-eric: cool
[14:19] <carl-eric> I'm open to suggestions to replace Skype of course - what i need is video chat that should be encrypted, so no simple SIP VoIP
[14:20] <cypr1nus> hello, is anyone using gedit + gSqlClient (plugin to psql) ? I cannot connect to database in any way...
[14:20] <none> hello
[14:20] <almoxarife> carl-eric: didn't know that it also scrambled the video
[14:20] <carl-eric> almoxarife, that's what they claim. Of course it's all proprietary so there's no real way to check that.
[14:21] <almoxarife> carl-eric: true, why would they lie?
[14:21] <none> hello my frieds
[14:21] <almoxarife> :)
[14:21] <zandt> removing vim-tiny removes ubuntu-minimal... looks like it might be important. installing vim-full/vim-nox without uninstalling vim-tiny... any conflicts I need to be aware of ?
[14:22] <carl-eric> almoxarife, as soon as I find an open source program that does encrypted video chat (most likely something doing ZRTP) i'll leave skype behind forever
[14:22] <none> what do you think about gnome 3
[14:23] <MonkeyDust> !polls| none
[14:24] <almoxarife> carl-eric: I am not a open-source zelot, I found that google-video did beat the pants off of skype, that's all, my dear mother insisted on having it installed so I did, I talk to her on google-video, I saw the difference, a big one
[14:24] <carl-eric> almoxarife, I don't trust Google anymore.
[14:25] <bull> New here...anybody got quick tips for dual booting with windows
[14:25] <almoxarife> carl-eric: me either, they are officially 'evil' but the rest were 'evil' first
[14:25] <bull> aside from live USB
[14:25] <ryannathans> what do you people suggest for ZFS on ubuntu?
[14:25] <carl-eric> Does anybody have any experience with Jitsi? That's supposed to do ZRTP for video
[14:27] <carl-eric> and while I'm at it getting used to Unity - is there a way to have the blinking notifications in the launcher (when an app needs attention) to be always visible and not disappear after half a second during which i wasn't looking?
[14:27] <MonkeyDust> bull  start here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DualBoot
[14:27] <belphy> Does anyone know how to connect ubuntu to the net without using wvdial??
[14:27] <none> ok
[14:28] <bull> Thanks...I'm also considering just blowing away an old MAC and install there
[14:28] <none> but im study about the preferences of user
[14:28] <belphy> Does anyone know how to connect ubuntu to the net without using wvdial??
[14:28] <none> im from colombia
[14:28] <belphy> :(
[14:29] <belphy> :(
[14:29] <spaceneedle> How do I disable the pop up messages at the bottom of the screen on Gnome Shell? Reminds of Vista.
[14:29] <prasys> ryannathans, i am using zfs-fuse
[14:29] <prasys> ryannathans, its not an efficient solution but it gets its job done nevertheless
[14:29] <ryannathans> prasys: okay, what's involved with getting it set up and updating it?
[14:30] <theTroy> having issues with RAID 0 write speeds, slower than even the speed of a single component of the set up. Using software RAID and disk utility with stripe size of 1MB.
[14:31] <ryannathans> theTroy: why such a massive stripe size?
[14:31] <airtonix> ryannathans: don't use a marvel 88SE6145 SATA II PCI-E controller
[14:31] <auronandace> !zfs | ryannathans
[14:31] <airtonix> ryannathans: you will have nothing but rage
[14:31] <theTroy> ryannathans: SD cards are in RAID setup
[14:31] <theTroy> setting lower stripe size should only slow it down more
[14:31] <ryannathans> airtonix: err, i'm plugging directly into the motherboard :D
[14:31] <airtonix> ryannathans: doesn't matter
[14:31] <airtonix> ryannathans: just make sure it isn't that controller
[14:32] <airtonix> 88SE6145
[14:33] <ryannathans> airtonix: it's a 88SE9172
[14:33] <airtonix> i had this problem on older versions of ubuntu, where the kernel keeps loading pata_marvel as the driver instead of the ahci one i need in order to get all my 4 2TB sata drives usable in zfs native mode
[14:33] <ryannathans> airtonix: owait, http://www.gigabyte.com/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3892#sp that's it, i'm not sure
[14:34] <airtonix> ryannathans: installing zfs-native is supposed to be easier on 12.04, but it's also not that hard to compile the dkms drivers for 10.10 (we have it running in native mode on a 10.10 server at work)
[14:35] <airtonix> but zfs-fuse seems to be extremely easy to install
[14:35] <ryannathans> airtonix: awesome, when you upgrade kernel, does it break?
[14:36] <airtonix> ryannathans: you mean the zfs pool?
[14:36] <veleno> anyone knows how to install openssl (and libs) on a ubuntu 10.10 LTS ?
[14:36] <ryannathans> airtonix: the ZFS ubuntu kernel, on upgrade does anything for ZFS need reinstalling?
[14:36] <mneptok> ryannathans: FUSE is integrated into the kernel. ZFS support is not. that's why you get ABI problems using native ZFS when updating a Linux kernel.
[14:37] <airtonix> hence you'll have to recompile unless you use dkms
[14:37] <ryannathans> so when doing a regular apt-get dist-upgrade will there be any issues?
[14:37] <ryannathans> ajhh
[14:37] <ryannathans> ahh
[14:37] <mneptok> ryannathans: more precisely, the plumbing for FUSE is in the kernel by default.
[14:37] <airtonix> which does the compiling for you
[14:38] <st1> is there anything else documenting system activity other than syslog?
[14:38] <Shubham> hi
[14:39] <ryannathans> I'm off for tonight
[14:39] <ryannathans> bye.
[14:39] <Shubham> anybody there?
[14:39] <st1> hi
[14:39] <sacarlson> airtonix: my guess you can still install with sudo apt-get install openssl
[14:40] <airtonix> so is mine, must be the weather
[14:41] <st1> if system crashes without any sign in syslog, where can I look for the problem
[14:43] <sacarlson> st1: hardware crashes may not always leave behind as many clues as software bugs
[14:43] <auronandace> st1: overheating? power cut?
[14:44] <st1> I switched back to windows for a long time, and that didn't happen once
[14:45] <auronandace> st1: what were you doing when it crashed?
[14:45] <sacarlson> st1: over what time frame does your crash happen?  1 time per day, 1 time per hour, 1 time per month........?
[14:45] <st1> could be anything browsing web, watching tvrip or waiting for download
[14:45] <st1> 1 or twice per month average
[14:46] <st1> and I spend almost whole January in windows 7
[14:46] <auronandace> st1: was flash in use during the crashes?
[14:46] <st1> not everytime, I've set opera to not active plugin until I click it
[14:46] <sacarlson> st1: wow that far apart last problem I had like that was dram mem sim,  took me 6 months or more to isolate
[14:47] <st1> I've stressed ram under windows using memtest, no error found
[14:47] <Culiforge> running a minimal headless system on 11.10  for xbmc and xorg is pulling 85% of cpu.. I've reinstalled xorg, my ati drivers, turned off compositing (I think) through xorg.conf.... I'm kinda stumped.. anyone?
[14:47] <wilhart> what's wrong when nvidia flickers in my lcd tv second display?
[14:48] <sacarlson> st1: I tried mem test,  it was to far apart to detect,  but just random remove one and then the other the problem disapered
[14:48] <st1> well, I guess I'm stuck, I only have one piece 4G ram...
[14:49] <sacarlson> st1: swap with a friend that has 2gig sim?
[14:49] <st1> it's just a weird problem, in natty it was crash due to compiz, but in oneiric it's just black screen
[14:50] <st1> haven't tried that, it's too long time to wait for it to happen
[14:50] <sacarlson> st1: oh so how do you know it's crashed if the screen just goes black?  can you ssh in?
[14:50] <auronandace> st1: try running without compiz (i find compiz rather buggy so i use xfce)
[14:51] <st1> sacarlson network activity disappears, and keyboard mouse light disappears
[14:51] <optraz> how to run exe in ubuntu if possible?
[14:52] <auronandace> !wine | optraz
[14:52] <sacarlson> st1: that's a good sign in fact when mine crashes at times the keyboard light blinks
[14:52] <auronandace> optraz: better to find native alternatives if possible
[14:52] <optraz> !AppDB
[14:52] <st1> auronandace: yeah, I think I'll try that, never used 2d though, a lot of compiz feature I can live without
[14:52] <optraz> !AppDB
[14:53] <auronandace> st1: also are you using nvidia? if so are you using the nouveau driver?
[14:53] <st1> sacarlson: if having no clue can be a good sign ;)
[14:53] <st1> auronandace:  no, integrated ati, default driver
[14:54] <calico> Guys, I need help, my wireless connection is complete $#!^. It is OK some of the time, and some of the time is just slow as hell, and at some point dies. It goes thru that 20min cycle and then again it goes back to normal. I can't watch youtube videos or browse the web normally. On a windows machine the connection is perfect.
[14:54] <DanielAndarde> cant i via terminal open a VNC server for the screen which is already opened? I mean the X?
[14:54] <auronandace> st1: oh ok, i don't use ati
[14:55] <auronandace> optraz: what exe file are you trying to run?
[14:55] <sacarlson> st1: well I mean it sounds like it really crashed as the keyboard lights seem to become unresponsive in a real crash and sometimes blink
[14:55] <st1> auronandace: I just remembered I crashed once under gnome shell too, does that use 3D rendering?
[14:55] <auronandace> st1: yes
[14:55] <optraz> auronandace: it is a applicatino from vworker.com
[14:56] <auronandace> optraz: what does it do? can you find a native alternative?
[14:56] <carl-eric> calico, what hardware is it?
[14:56] <st1> well thanks you two, I think I'll try unity-2d, maybe precise beta
[14:57] <auronandace> st1: expect bugs in beta
[14:57] <st1> but kernel should be newer right? auronandace
[14:58] <wabs> Hey guys, do you help with Kubuntu in here or is that another channel?
[14:58] <optraz> auronandace: it is a application to track the time, idont think there is any alternative as it is made and from vworker.com
[14:58] <Shubham> when ubuntu 12.04 going to be released?
[14:58] <auronandace> st1: yes, and 12.04 is supported in #ubuntu+1 untill its released
[14:58] <sacarlson> calico: maybe dns?  can you ping google.com at time of failure does it at least return an ip number?
[14:58] <st1> Shubham:  end of april
[14:58] <oCean> Shubham: when it's finished (planned in april (year 12, month 04 = 12.04))
[14:58] <auronandace> Shubham: clue is in the name, 2012 4th month
[14:58] <tsimpson> Shubham: (20)12/04(April)
[14:59] <calico> carl-eric, atheros
[14:59] <Shubham> cant i use it before release date? just excited to use it.. :)
[14:59] <carl-eric> calico, then i don't know - i know from my own experience that some centrino and other intel chipsets don't like -N
[14:59] <sacarlson> calico: I think atheros is quite well supported and is that wired or wifi?
[15:00] <arunkumar413> hi, i want to install windows xp alongside ubuntu 11.04. Also i have other linux partitions. please help to install windows without affecting my ubuntu OS
[15:00] <auronandace> Shubham: yes you can but help and support in #ubuntu+1
[15:00] <calico> sacarlson, well ye I guess I'd be able to ping a site, there is connection but very slow and 90% doesn't load anything, 10% it downloads
[15:00] <calico> sacarlson, wireless
[15:01] <Shubham> #auronandace ok can u give me link to download it?
[15:01] <auronandace> !12.04 | Shubham
[15:01] <sacarlson> calico: oh ok wireless and is it encrypted or not?  still could be slow dns I guess
[15:02] <auronandace> Shubham: the link should be in #ubuntu+1
[15:02] <calico> sacarlson, what is it encyprted? the wireless has got no password if that's what youre asking
[15:03] <bullkram> i have lxde and i added a right click "open with" custom command line entrty.. how do i delete it?
[15:03] <sacarlson> calico: at time of failure you can also try ping your router to see if you have stable lan connection
[15:03] <Shubham> #auronandace ok thanks
[15:03] <auronandace> Shubham: no worries :)
[15:03] <sacarlson> calico: no password mean not encrypted
[15:03] <auronandace> arunkumar413: where are you stuck?
[15:04] <arunkumar413> auronandace: intial stage
[15:04] <auronandace> arunkumar413: made a partition for it yet?
[15:04] <calico> sacarlson, I had this problem even when I was trying different distros in vbox?
[15:04] <arunkumar413> auronandace: please help me to install windows along side ubuntu 11.04.
[15:04] <sacarlson> calico: you might look up your atheros device on your ubuntu version you now run and see if any others are having problems with it
[15:04] <prashant_123456> how to access ssh server behind adsl router ??
[15:04] <bullkram> install windows first
[15:05] <arunkumar413> auronandace: no, I'm a bit noob. tell me some commands so that i'll tell u the partition table. with that info u may suggest me a good partition to install
[15:05] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: you can posibly login to your adsl router and setup virtual host port for ssh port you us to come into your static ip ubuntu
[15:06] <oCean> prashant_123456: you have to setup port forwarding from the router to the machine behind it (PC?) Then you can have remote access
[15:06] <auronandace> arunkumar413: open gparted and show us a screenshot
[15:06] <prashant_123456> oCean, i did it
[15:06] <auronandace> !screenshot | arunkumar413
[15:06] <prashant_123456> oCean, but cannot connect
[15:07] <prashant_123456> oCean, i forwarded port 22 on router but still no help
[15:07] <Whiskey> anyoneon good on bash trap?
[15:07] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: maybe your isp doesn't pass port 22?
[15:07] <auronandace> Whiskey: the guys in #bash?
[15:07] <Whiskey> neee :D
[15:08] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: oh and you are running ssh-server on that system?
[15:08] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, by setting up dial up connection i can do it but with username and password saved on router cant do it
[15:08] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, yep
[15:09] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, do i need reverse ssh tunelling
[15:09] <arunkumar413> auronandace: i don't have the ubuntu live cd and my internet connection is a dial up. Still can we install windows along side ubuntu
[15:09] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: so if dialup works and present isp doesn't I guess your ISP filters port 22
[15:10] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: ya reverse ssh tunnelling or what I've also used is vpn
[15:10] <bullkram> in lxde is there a way to edit the right click menu? i accidentally added a custom command line entry and cannot figure out how to delete it.
[15:10] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, dial up means when i dial from pc and get a internet address
[15:11] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, dont understand
[15:11] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: I'm still not sure your running ssh-server then,  can you do a sudo netstat -pant  and verify you listen on port 22?
[15:11] <auronandace> arunkumar413: if you need to move/resize your ubuntu partitions you will need a livecd (i tend to use partedmagic)
[15:11] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, o
[15:12] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, ok
[15:12] <mi3> HI!
[15:12] <arunkumar413> auronandace: i don't want to resize/move any partition. i want to create a new partition and install windows xp
[15:13] <sacarlson> arunkumar413: so you have an unused partition to put it on then?  or add a disk
[15:13] <auronandace> arunkumar413: until i know your setup i can't tell if you need to resize/move partitions to make room for a windows partition
[15:14] <ayaka> http://paste.debian.net/159316/ ,how it come
[15:14] <mi3> AchlysEpithet?
[15:14] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, port 22 ok
[15:15] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: ok and port is forwarded and no firewall setup on ubuntu to stop it?
[15:15] <mi3> umm anyone seen AchlysEpithet?
[15:15] <dannel> No
[15:16] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, actually when i port forward popup a message
[15:16] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, since port 22 is used the dsl router ssh server port will be moved to 2222
[15:16] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: port 22 ok ?  I assume means you see a line like tcp        0      0 0.0.0.0:80              0.0.0.0:*               LISTEN      3907/apache2
[15:16] <prashant_123456> yep
[15:16] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, yep
[15:17] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, since port 22 is used the dsl router ssh server port will be moved to 2222
[15:17] <arunkumar413> auronandace: this is my partition table: http://imagebin.org/202884
[15:18] <auronandace> arunkumar413: you already have 4 primary partitions, you'll need to get rid of one of them to install windows
[15:18] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: ok as long as port 2222 is forwarded then and also you are listening on port 2222
[15:18] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, that means
[15:18] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: so you do know how to setup the client side to talk on port 2222?
[15:18] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, please explain
[15:19] <calico> sacarlson, it turns out that the ubuntu doesn't like my wifi card, the only guy who said he resolved the issue said he installed this package and it worked: linux-backports-modules-wireless-maverick-generic      Do you know which package should I install, as there are like 8 of them all the same        http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/818/screenshot0311201205153.png/
[15:19] <arunkumar413> auronandace: which one is the primary partition. the 70GB one is the common to all my linux based distros. i don't want to touch it
[15:19] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: from what you said above is that you have moved ssh to port 2222 no?
[15:19] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, actually when i do port forward on router since port 22 is used the dsl router ssh server port will be moved to 2222
[15:20] <arunkumar413> auronandace: Also i'm not sure which partition is ubuntu 11.04
[15:20] <auronandace> arunkumar413: sda1 sda2 sda3 and sda4 are the primary partitions, sda4 is an extended partition inside which you have several logical partitions
[15:21] <auronandace> arunkumar413: sda7 is your 11.04 install
[15:21] <sacarlson> calico: no I'm not sure what works and what doesn't , sounds like you might of found someone with a solution, backport ppa isn't hard to try if available
[15:21] <arunkumar413> auronandace: sure?
[15:22] <calico> sacarlson, whats backport ppa
[15:22] <auronandace> arunkumar413: if this gparted picture is run from 11.04 then yes
[15:22] <ayaka> http://paste.debian.net/159316/ ,how it come
[15:22] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: oh ok so maybe with that conflict you should try manualy pick one that isn't auto moved
[15:22] <arunkumar413> auronandace: ok, i'm going to clear the sda1 and install windows xp. After installing how to make the boot loader detect the windows xp
[15:23] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, what to do?
[15:23] <auronandace> !grub2 | arunkumar413
[15:23] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: well before moving you could try wireshark monitor and see if your outside trafic even attempts to come in, if not try move to another port like 3333
[15:24] <arunkumar413> auronandace: i'm not sure which boot loader i'm using since installed various distros
[15:24] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, i need to install wireshark ?
[15:24] <auronandace> arunkumar413: sda1 is only 13gb, i don't think thats big enough for win xp
[15:24] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: ya that's just a package
[15:24] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, ok
[15:25] <airtonix> i'm kinda mad. can't disable pata_marvel
[15:25] <arunkumar413> auronandace: i'll clear other primary partitions and create a big single partition to accommodate xp
[15:26] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, i can see my port 22 forwarded to my server address on router
[15:26] <belph3g00r> hellllllllllo\
[15:26] <arunkumar413> auronandace: help to detect my bootloader. In which partition is the boot loader located
[15:27] <belph3g00r> u cant
[15:27] <belph3g00r> easy,destroy ur cpu
[15:27] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: oh ok and maybe can see the light blink on the ethernet port of your ubuntu box also when attempting to come it
[15:27] <theTroy> Hi, can someone help with RAID0? having issues with write speed, and if I do check array, it reuturns error that md0 is not idle
[15:27] <auronandace> arunkumar413: i'm guessing its in sda7 (your ubuntu 11.04 partition)
[15:27] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, wait while i do it again
[15:28] <auronandace> arunkumar413: unless its sda5 but that doesn't seem to mounted as /boot
[15:28] <arunkumar413> auronandace: how to be sure that the boot loader is in sda7 and it is of ubuntu 11.04
[15:28] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: if the light blinks at attempted ssh in from outside then the port forward on the router must be ok
[15:28] <auronandace> type mount
[15:29] <Pickleface_> hi
[15:29] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, on client : the remote host is actively refusing a connection
[15:29] <arunkumar413> auronandace: sda1 flag is boot. does it mean that bootloader is in sda1
[15:29] <Pickleface_> I can only login the guest account my normalaccount does not load properly?
[15:30] <auronandace> arunkumar413: not necessarily
[15:30] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: ok at the attempt time was any light on your ubuntu box blinking,  assuming no other trafic to that box at the time
[15:30] <Pickleface_> can anyone help me......
[15:31] <auronandace> arunkumar413: what is the output of: mount
[15:31] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, router blinks
[15:31] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: router blinks all the way to your ubuntu?
[15:32] <calico> "Unfortunately, acer laptops are not well-supported by the linux kernel." And why the F is that? When they're so popular? What does that mean, should I ditch the ubuntu now
[15:32] <sacarlson> prashant_123456: or do we have to run wireshark to verify?
[15:32] <prashant_123456> sacarlson, no need to verify
[15:32] <arunkumar413> auronandace: http://paste.ubuntu.com/879043/
[15:32] <dr_willis> calico:  it depends more on the chipset used than the compsny brand
[15:34] <auronandace> arunkumar413: ok, if you open a file manager and navigate to /boot, how much space does it say i free?
[15:34] <sacarlson> calico: and also seems even if they worked in older versions of ubuntu they don't always continue to work in newer versions
[15:34] <auronandace> is
[15:35] <calico> god damn, I spent the last 10 days installing, reading, trying unbelievable shit and what not to get this to work, but I think this is over the top now
[15:35] <arunkumar413> auronandace: 3.1GB
[15:35] <calico> the best part is that I can't start my windows now
[15:35] <ledzep_> has can sombody sent me the invite for linux channel
[15:35] <auronandace> arunkumar413: excellent, then yes your boot loader is in sda7
[15:36] <sacarlson> calico: wow 10 days I hope on more than one verison of ubuntu or even other linux destro
[15:36] <MonkeyDust> calico  i have an acer, what's the prob?
[15:36] <arunkumar413> auronandace: ok, now can i clear the sda1 though the flag is bootable
[15:36] <ledzep_> please sombody invite me for linux channel
[15:37] <auronandace> arunkumar413: you can but 13gb is rather small if you are going to put an ntfs partition there for xp
[15:37] <calico> MonkeyDust, https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-nettool/+question/139022
[15:37] <arunkumar413> auronandace: ok, now how to make bootloader detect my windows xp after installation
[15:38] <arunkumar413> auronandace: as i don't have the live cd
[15:38] <auronandace> arunkumar413: the /boot flag doesn't really mean much in linux, usually a windows partition is given the /boot flag
[15:38] <sacarlson> arunkumar413: grup-update should auto detect any bootable partitions and add them to the boot list
[15:38] <MonkeyDust> calico  wifi is not always stable, that's right, it's the reason why i don't use it
[15:39] <sacarlson> arunkumar413: opps grub-update
[15:39] <arunkumar413> sacarlson: after installing windows xp I'll not be able to boot to ubuntu
[15:39] <auronandace> sacarlson: after he has installed windows how is he going to boot ubuntu to run grub-update?
[15:40] <calico> MonkeyDust, I guy said "I was experiencing exactly this bug.
[15:40] <calico> I simply installed the package "linux-backports-modules-wireless-maverick-generic" and the problem was gone." do you think this could solve it
[15:40] <eemet> Use grub4dos to boot
[15:40] <sacarlson> arunkumar413: oh well normaly you install windows first then ubuntu as windows will comonly erase any other partitions
[15:40] <MonkeyDust> calico  no idea, doenst ring a bell
[15:40] <MonkeyDust> doesn't*
[15:41] <elijah> When using the "top" command, how can I scroll down/up?
[15:41] <sacarlson> auronandace: arunkumar413: you will need a bootable usb pen drive or cd disk or pxe boot or ??
[15:41] <calico> MonkeyDust, do you have an idea which one of these should I try http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/818/screenshot0311201205153.png/
[15:42] <auronandace> sacarlson: yes i agree but he said he doesn't have a livecd and its not really practical to get one
[15:42] <arunkumar413> sacarlson: no usb pendrive, cd disk, or anything
[15:42] <sacarlson> auronandace: and usb flash drive or pxe are those posible?
[15:42] <MonkeyDust> calico  maybe someone else knows, i don't use wifi
[15:42] <xsaidx> Hello guys
[15:43] <sacarlson> arunkumar413: no other computer system to setup a pxe boot server from?
[15:43] <auronandace> sacarlson: i wouldn't know about pxe, but he just said no to cd or usb
[15:43] <arunkumar413> auronandace: can we do this way. Install windows inside ubuntu.
[15:43] <bastidrazor> calico: install the 4th one down.
[15:43] <auronandace> arunkumar413: sure, vbox is great for that
[15:43] <iLogical> I am trying to emigrate from debian to ubuntu. I am using Unetbootin, how do I know that my usb stick is slash dev slash something or something?
[15:44] <antonello> hello
[15:44] <MonkeyDust> iLogical  plug it in and type mount
[15:44] <antonello> everyone
[15:44] <sacarlson> auronandace: at that point I would go to the store and get a new $3 usb flash disk then, or maybe a spare hard disk?
[15:44] <auronandace> arunkumar413: but if you look at your partitions you've only got 3gb free
[15:44] <arunkumar413> auronandace: not virtualization. just we do the opposite of install ubuntu inside windows. Install windows inside ubuntu
[15:44] <MonkeyDust> iLogical  or plug it in and type sudo fdisk -l
[15:44] <auronandace> arunkumar413: no thats not possible
[15:45] <antonello> i use ubuntu in virtual box
[15:45] <antonello> without problems
[15:45] <arunkumar413> auronandace: my RAM is just 1GB cant go for virtualization
[15:45] <auronandace> sacarlson: i don't know his circumstances sorry, usbs are cheap here in the uk too
[15:46] <antonello> i use it with 2gb of ram in virtualization
[15:46] <iLogical> /dev/sdb on /media/PENDRIVE type vfat  ?
[15:46] <iLogical> /dev/sdb?
[15:46] <antonello> and other 3 for windows
[15:46] <antonello> ???
[15:46] <cotterall> I've installed a lot of libs lately to compile different programs, can installing lots of libs (via apt-get) slow down my system?
[15:46] <iLogical> MonkeyDust,
[15:46] <MonkeyDust> iLogical
[15:46] <iLogical> yes?
[15:47] <auronandace> arunkumar413: well, like sacarlson says, i'd recommend getting a cd or usb then
[15:47] <arunkumar413> auronandace: thanks for the help. I'm leaving. bye
[15:47] <sacarlson> cotterall: I can't imagin how extra libs can slow anything down
[15:47] <cotterall> iLogical: /dev/sdb sounds right to me, I think unetbootin should only show usb devices in the dropdown list by default as well
[15:47] <arunkumar413> auronandace: ok, i'll come back here later
[15:47] <atchalak> hi
[15:47] <auronandace> arunkumar413: no worries, have fun :)
[15:48] <cotterall> sacarlson: thank you, I'm from Windows where installing lots of stuff sometimes seems to bloat the system and slow it down with time
[15:48] <atchalak> do smb see me ??
[15:48] <ledzep_> can somebody help me to lean BASh script
[15:48] <iLogical> cotterall, MonkeyDust  thanks
[15:48] <sacarlson> auronandace: even if pxe boot off lan is posible it can get more complicated on the first run
[15:49] <sacarlson> cotterall: well installing stuf is not libs,  if you run more apps and services at the same time that can start slowing things down
[15:49] <calico> bastidrazor, k i installed, rebooting, i pray to god this works
[15:49] <curiousx> salut a tout le monde
[15:49] <oCean> !fr | curiousx
[15:50] <curiousx> lol xD soy Argentino =P
[15:50] <oCean> atchalak: we can read you, welcome to ubuntu support
[15:50] <sacarlson> cotterall: you can monitor what is taking your cpu cycles and mem space with something like top
[15:50] <curiousx> i'm, Argentinan
[15:50] <curiousx> *i'm from...
[15:50] <oCean> curiousx: welcome. There is spanish support in #ubuntu-es
[15:51] <curiousx> i'm connected in ubuntu-es as well
[15:52] <carl-eric> Is there a way to keep flashing icons in the Unity launcher flashing, instead of them stopping after a few seconds?
[15:52] <cotterall> sacarlson: thanks again, so far it's all stuff like libffi-dev, libatasmar-dev so it sounds like I'm not bloating my system out with these.
[15:53] <elijah> When using the "top" command, how can I scroll down/up?
[15:53] <sacarlson> cotterall: no just using more disk space the -dev just adds some header files
[15:53] <MonkeyDust> elijah  use htop, not top
[15:53] <ouyes> when I am trying to use this command sudo modprobe rt5370sta I get an error FATAL: Error inserting rt5370sta (/lib/modules/2.6.
[15:53] <ouyes> net/wireless/rt5370sta.ko): Device or resource busy
[15:53] <ouyes>  does anyone know what is that?
[15:53] <curiousx> yep htop is color full
[15:54] <sacarlson> ouyes: maybe try sudo rmmod rt5370sta ; first
[15:55] <ouyes> sacarlson, thanks but ERROR: Module rt5370sta does not exist in /proc/modules
[15:55] <sacarlson> ouyes: or maybe the other driver that uses it is still running
[15:55] <ouyes> sacarlson, ? then do you know how to stop it?
[15:55] <sacarlson> ouyes: there is the non sta version that might also still be running
[15:56] <sacarlson> ouyes: modprobe -l | grep rt53 ; see what we might see
[15:56] <atchalak> do somebody knows how to install warcraft 3 on ubuntu with wine please ??
[15:56] <infernal> Hello. Can anyone tell me how can i optirun boinc?
[15:56] <auronandace> !appdb | atchalak
[15:57] <ouyes> sacarlson, kernel/drivers/net/wireless/rt5370sta.ko output
[15:57] <atchalak> ok thanks
[15:58] <sacarlson> ouyes: I guess it's running then why can't sudo rmmod rt5370sta ; stop it then?
[16:00] <auronandace> sacarlson: isn't rmmod used to remove a module from the kernel? and modprobe to load/unload it?
[16:01] <sacarlson> auronandace: that sound about write, but some devices need more time to settle
[16:01] <tenbill> yes rmmod it's to remove a module from kernel
[16:03] <sacarlson> ouyes: auronandace: since modprobe told him it was still busy I was looking to free the device
[16:04] <ouyes> sacarlson, thanks I get to reboot
[16:04] <sacarlson> ouyes: why?
[16:04] <ouyes> sacarlson, some other things, not about this problem
[16:05] <auronandace> sacarlson: i think the manpages say to use modprobe -r to unload it
[16:05] <sacarlson> ouyes: oh ok,  and mybe it's a blacklist thing as I've had with other rt devices
[16:05] <ouyes> sacarlson, should I blacklist something or?
[16:06] <kaNNib^L> hi i can not burn cds on my ubuntu it says it can not change from mp3 to wav it was all gud and suddenly it stops working i burt couple of cds before now i cant can u help me out please how can i solve this issue
[16:07] <sacarlson> auronandace: yes I also see that recomended in the man rmmod page,  but it's worked for me in the past, don't recall myself ever using the modprobe -r
[16:08] <auronandace> sacarlson: can't say i have much experience with modprobe myself (yay, i'm learning)
[16:08] <sacarlson> auronandace: ya modprobe -r looks better since it also pulls other modules that depend on the one you remove
[16:08] <curiousx> kaNNib^L: make a directory and put all the archives you want to burn
[16:08] <auronandace> sacarlson: ah, cool
[16:09] <Hopsyy> hey, how do I mount my HDD?
[16:10] <Fyodorovna> Hopsyy, can be done in a terminal but it may show in the left panel of home or look in the disk utility
[16:10] <Hopsyy> Fyodorovna: how do I do that in terminal?
[16:10] <sacarlson> Hopsyy:  mkdir /mnt ; mount /dev/sdx /mnt ;  or if it's in fstab you can mount with nautilus
[16:10] <Hopsyy> my HDD has some bad sectors Fyodorovna
[16:11] <Fyodorovna> Hopsyy, 666
[16:11] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: if it has bad sectors you don't want to mount it you want to run fsk on it
[16:11] <Fyodorovna> Hopsyy, doh I meant ^^^
[16:11] <Hopsyy>  /mnt/ is empty
[16:12] <kaNNib^L> curiousx: bro the thing is it says it can not change the mp3 to wav it want wave file it cant convert k3b
[16:12] <curiousx> ok, make a directory and put all the stuff you want to burn
[16:13] <kaNNib^L> ok
[16:13] <Hopsyy> I cant find anything in /mnt/, disk utility shows 2 HDD
[16:13] <kaNNib^L> i will checl
[16:13] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: what should I do now :(
[16:13] <auronandace> Hopsyy: most stuff is automatically mounted under /media
[16:13] <curiousx> let sey, do: mkdir $HOME/burn
[16:14] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: you said it had a bad sector, so what is the partition of interest?  /dev/sd??
[16:14] <kaNNib^L> and another thing is in skype my cam is upside down how to fix it?
[16:14] <elijah> MonkeyDust: thanks for the suggestion
[16:14] <mirco>  /EXEC rm -vf /home/mirco/.xchat2/buduscript/tmp/budus_XDCC_2312.query
[16:15] <Hopsyy> disk utility says /dev/sdb sacarlson
[16:15] <Hopsyy> and /media is also empty
[16:15] <Hopsyy> what is /dev/sdb for a thing?
[16:15] <Hopsyy> is it a file?
[16:15] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: sdb is a disk what partition on that disk is of interest?  could be like /dev/sdb1 or /dev/sdb2 or X
[16:16] <curiousx> so, do you made the directory?
[16:17] <curiousx> about skype, i dont have idea, never insalled it
[16:17] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: disks are nomally setup in partitons,  so maybe you can see with sudo fdisk -l ;
[16:17] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: sorry I dont get the question, I dont know what is interest of that disk
[16:17] <Hopsyy> I will try
[16:17] <Hopsyy> nothing appears in terminal
[16:18] <ayaka> http://paste.debian.net/159316/ ,how it come
[16:18] <Hopsyy> ow wait
[16:18] <auronandace> Hopsyy: did you use sudo?
[16:18] <Hopsyy> yes it was slow responding
[16:18] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: what did you type in the term?    sudo fdisk -l  where -l = lower case L
[16:19] <Hopsyy> its working, wait I will do pastebin
[16:19] <SlothScripts> I am having trouble; my system is dual-booted (Windows 7 / Ubuntu 11.10), however, I cannot boot into Windows.
[16:19] <iLogical> I was having this problem on debian and now I am experiencing it on the ubuntu live when trying to install. Sometimes on debian screen would turn black and nothing would work out to exit, the numlock light would still turned off. Now when I fill my wireless password for a wifi network in ubuntu live from a usb stick screen goes dark and the computer goes unresponsive. what do I do to install ubuntu?
[16:20] <sacarlson> SlothScripts: was a window 7 added to the grub menu at boot?  do you know how to get into grub2 menu at boot?
[16:20] <auronandace> ayaka: you'll need to be a little more verbose so people know what you need help doing
[16:21] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: http://pastebin.com/ZQ56Vu5H
[16:21] <sourcerer> Hello! I need help with Ubuntu 11.10 and Windows 7 dual-boot
[16:21] <SlothScripts> I do not, how do you access the menu at boot?
[16:21] <sourcerer> Can anybody help me? If so, I can describe my problem.
[16:21] <Siarom> hen-files e hud are redundant operations? hud can find files also! or not?
[16:22] <hans_> hello, my graphics apps are running fine under debian, but extremely slow under ubuntu, even with proprietary drivers installed they are much slower than under debian (no special drivers). can you give me a hint for the reason or where to look ?
[16:22] <Hopsyy> I have one SSD (samsung 64 gb) and one HDD (160 gb). The HDD is my laptop hdd that doesnt works anymore for some reason..
[16:22] <Hopsyy> the ssd is working
[16:23] <elijah> I am on Ubuntu 11.10 w/Unity, which I really like. My question is when I do an alt+`, it looks like I do an alt+tab but shows the current application in a more expanded view but if I continue to press alt+` it does not advance like alt+tab does. Does anyone know what alt+` does out of the box or what it is called so I can research it more?
[16:23] <Hopsyy> @ sacarlson
[16:23] <curiousx> hans_: nvidia or ati?
[16:23] <hans_> ati
[16:23] <auronandace> elijah: likely a feature in compiz
[16:23] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: I don't see any unix partitions on it but I guess you could try mount one like sudo mount /dev/sda1
[16:23] <sacarlson> opps
[16:24] <curiousx> driver version 12.1 ? 12.2 ? or older
[16:24] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[16:24] <sourcerer> So. First problem was I installed Ubuntu 11.10 to ThinkPad laptop, it installs, but then can't boot. Only windows 7 booted, not GRUB. I found out that it's because of EFI. So, I created EFI-partition on my drive, after it GRUB2 boots and Ubuntu too. But Windows 7 (which is 32-bit) can't boot, writing "Invalid path to EFI" or something like it
[16:24] <auronandace> elijah: perusing through the settings in ccsm might help you find what it is
[16:24] <Hopsyy> it says: mount: can't find /dev/sda1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[16:24] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: oh maybe it's a wubi install?
[16:25] <hans_> i don't know, newest distros, all updates, out of the box
[16:25] <elijah> auronandace: k, thanks, if anyone knows just mention my name, thanks!
[16:25] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: you need sudo
[16:25] <Hopsyy> my ubuntu? no I am running through my usb :p
[16:25] <hans_> distris of course
[16:25] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
[16:26] <auronandace> sourcerer: efi on a thinkpad?
[16:26] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: okay, that one worked. And now?
[16:27] <sourcerer> auronandace: yup
[16:27] <Hopsyy> Its not listed in the devices
[16:27] <auronandace> sourcerer: wow, what thinkpad model?
[16:27] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: now you can explore the /mnt dir and see what's in it
[16:27] <Hopsyy> ah okay
[16:27] <curiousx> ok, the default driver in ubuntu's repos has some troubles with gnome-shell and other issues, you should download and install http://download.softpedia.ro/dl/7664412cedfcb731247767868b7ed91f/4f58be74/500006719/linux/amd-driver-installer-12-2-x86.x86_64.run
[16:27] <sourcerer> auronandace: e320
[16:27] <curiousx> i lost the direct link from ati =P
[16:28] <sourcerer> auronandace:e325*
[16:28] <iLogical>  I was having this problem on debian and now I am experiencing it on the ubuntu live when trying to install. Sometimes on debian screen would turn black and nothing would work out to exit, the numlock light would still turned off. Now when I fill my wireless password for a wifi network in ubuntu live from a usb stick screen goes dark and the computer goes unresponsive. what do I do to install ubuntu?
[16:28] <biopyte> flash is constantly crashing my firefox sessions on  11.10 ... is there any solution for this very annoying problem?
[16:29] <hans_> curiousx: thank you very much.
[16:29] <auronandace> sourcerer: oh, edge series
[16:29] <Fyodorovna> biopyte, try the FF addon flash aid
[16:29] <curiousx> your wellcome
[16:29] <sourcerer> auronandace: so, can I boot Windows 7 32-bit using grub-efi?
[16:29] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: this are the 4 files/dirs inside mnt:   Boot  bootmgr  BOOTSECT.BAK  System Volume Information
[16:30] <auronandace> sourcerer: i've never used efi sorry
[16:30] <biopyte> Fyodorvna, i once tried with 11.04 ... but it didnt help. sure, i can try with 11.10 ... maybe this time it helps.
[16:30] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: I'm not sure, what is your goal?
[16:30] <sourcerer> :(
[16:30] <auronandace> sourcerer: any reason it needs to be efi?
[16:30] <iLogical> system freezes on a live session
[16:30] <Hopsyy> to backup my lost data sacarlson  :'(
[16:31] <iLogical> I have had several linux distros installed in this desktop
[16:31] <Hopsyy> the hdd gave up suddenly
[16:31] <iLogical> all worked fine
[16:31] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, you have a apple set up or  gpt partitioning.
[16:31] <sourcerer> auronandace: GRUB2 won't boot without EFI.
[16:31] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: well if the data you want isn't on that partition then you will have to umount that and look in the others
[16:31] <iLogical> should I fill a bug report?
[16:32] <SlothScripts> At boot, if holding down shift to bring up GRUB, a message comes up that says "GRUB Loading" and then it continues with normal booting.
[16:32] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: How is it? I have Windows 7 pre-installed and wouldn't to lose it!
[16:32] <Hopsyy> aha I will try that sacarlson
[16:32] <auronandace> sourcerer: that doesn't really make sense, i'm using grub2 fine and i have msdos partition (no efi here)
[16:32] <dagerik> I have a windows partition on a really old pc, and I would like to boot into uubntu and copy the entire partition over the lan so I can browse the files in my laptop*(ubuntu).How sould this be done? Can I simply copy the partition as if it were a folder?
[16:32] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, you didn't answer my questions
[16:33] <auronandace> Fyodorovna: ah, i didn't think of gpt
[16:33] <Hopsyy> hmm how do I unmount?
[16:33] <auronandace> Hopsyy: umount /whatever
[16:33] <auronandace> Hopsyy: sorry, don't forget sudo
[16:34] <kuprende> what is the evil in running cron jobs every too often,5 minutes apart for a whole day
[16:34] <Hopsyy> auronandace: unmount should be installed first, nevermind
[16:35] <auronandace> Hopsyy: what?
[16:35] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: I have usual partiton table, as I can see. /dev/sda - is one existing drive (but GRUB somehow writes that there are hd0 and hd1), sda1 - efi partition, sda2 - windows 7, sda5 - linux ext4, sda6 - swap, sda7 - Lenovo Recovery
[16:35] <sacarlson> dagerik: do you hope to restore the partition at some point or you just want the user file in it?   cp -a /source/path  /destination/path  might work but I havn't tested that from a ntfs windows partition
[16:35] <auronandace> Hopsyy: mount and umount are basic commands, you don't need to install anything for them
[16:35] <Hopsyy> auronandace: sudo: /unmount: command not found
[16:35] <Hopsyy> ow wait
[16:35] <Hopsyy> my backslash
[16:35] <dagerik> sacarlson: I just want to browse the files on linux instead of windows.
[16:35] <auronandace> Hopsyy: umount, not unmount
[16:36] <Hopsyy> ah yes its working
[16:36] <Fyodorovna> !bootinfo | sourcerer run this script and pastebin the results.txt
[16:36] <MonkeyDust> dagerik  mount the windows partition (ntfs) and read the files in ubuntu
[16:37] <sacarlson> dagerik: then there's a good chance that should work oh over lan so maybe with sshfs
[16:37] <niklasfi> hi, how do i cut h264 in an avi container with a console application?
[16:38] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: I have mounted sda, sda1 and sda2 it wasn't located there. Sdb gave some error: mount: /dev/sdb: can't read superblock
[16:39] <cancer> how to install Nvidia drivers on kubuntu (first time install).
[16:39] <auronandace> Hopsyy: you mount partitions not disks
[16:39] <curiousx> niklasfi: for example: mencoder -ovc copy -oac copy -ss 0 -endpos 4mb -o parte_1.wmv video_original.wmv    #In mb
[16:39] <curiousx> or: mencoder -ovc copy -oac copy -ss 1:10 -endpos 8:00 -o parte_1.avi video_original.avi    #In minutes/seconds
[16:39] <Hopsyy> ah hmm
[16:39] <sacarlson> hopssy I don't see any sdb disk on the fdisk list
[16:39] <cancer> auronandace: hey, how r u?
[16:40] <auronandace> Hopsyy: sda = 1st disk, sda1 = 1st partition on 1st disk
[16:40] <sacarlson> hopssy I do see a /dev/sdc1 you might try
[16:40] <niklasfi> curiousx: thanks. that seems to do the trick
[16:41] <auronandace> cancer: hi, not bad, tried the additional drivers gui?
[16:41] <curiousx> your welcome
[16:41] <Hopsyy> auronandace and sacarlson when I check disk utility, my hdd has a unkown volume of 160 gb with device /dev/sdb
[16:41] <auronandace> Hopsyy: yes, sdb is the whole disk
[16:42] <cancer> auronandace: good to hear, i have installed kubuntu. i haven't tried additional drivers.
[16:42] <cancer> auronandace: i don't want to messed up, so i'm here.
[16:42] <auronandace> cancer: thats the official way to do it
[16:42] <till_> is there a channel dedicated to upstart?
[16:42] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: uhm, I cant do that, it says ubuntu@ubuntu:/mnt$ sudo umount /mnt/ umount: /mnt: device is busy.    (In some cases useful info about processes that use          the device is found by lsof(8) or fuser(1))
[16:43] <tsimpson> Hopsyy: cd out of /mnt first
[16:43] <Hopsyy> aha :p
[16:43] <just187> hi .. when im opening more then 3 xsessions (switch users) my ubuntu doesnt respond anymore. The log says Out of memory and starts killing processes ... what can i do?
[16:43] <auronandace> cancer: you can also use the package manager, be it through synaptic or just apt-get (not sure what gui kde uses though for package management)
[16:43] <MonkeyDust> just187  add memory to your pc
[16:43] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: please, wait a minute...
[16:44] <Hopsyy> hmm and this tsimpson : ubuntu@ubuntu:/$ sudo mount /dev/sdc /mnt mount: /dev/sdc already mounted or /mnt busy
[16:44] <zykotick9> till_: i'm unaware of a dedicated Upstart channel.  i think you'll find the documentation rather "thin" as well.  Good luck.
[16:44] <just187> ok .. but it worked fine for about a year
[16:44] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, cool
[16:44] <curiousx> just187: buy more memory ram
[16:44] <cancer> auronandace: i'm not sure about which drivers to install
[16:44] <Hopsyy> its still saying its bussy
[16:44] <till_> zykotick9: just found #upstart ;)
[16:44] <cancer> auronandace: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV30GL [Quadro FX 1000] (rev a2)
[16:44] <SlothScripts> Okay, I am having boot troubles; bootinfo pastebin: http://pastebin.com/TAhgnSyT .. Basically, on startup, if shift is held to bring up GRUB2 it says "Grub Loading.." and then boots regularly into Ubuntu. I cannot access the Windows7 boot at all.
[16:44] <tsimpson> Hopsyy: "mount" is not "umount"
[16:44] <curiousx> cancer 295
[16:45] <CacheMoney> Yesteday I had trouble connecting to wifi, installed a package to update a driver, but today I was prompted by Ubuntu to 'install driver' to make my wireless card run better.  However, when I attempted to install it it immediately cut me off from the internet.  How do I get back on?
[16:45] <tsimpson> Hopsyy: first umount, then mount
[16:45] <sacarlson> SlothScripts: maybe grub2 is not responding to your usb keyboard?
[16:45] <Fyodorovna> SlothScripts, have you run sudo update-grub in ubuntu?
[16:45] <cancer> auronandace: http://paste.ubuntu.com/879132/ Check this please
[16:45] <curiousx> cancer: you can install it by adding this PPA: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates ; sudo apt-get update
[16:46] <weiyang> how could i create a crontab bi weekly?
[16:46] <Hopsyy> tsimpson: I did, but anyway, it mounted sdc1 now
[16:46] <tsimpson> Hopsyy: ok :)
[16:46] <Hopsyy> and that is my usb pendrive @ sacarlson
[16:46] <weiyang> i search the net, but not find a good one
[16:46] <MonkeyDust> weiyang  type man crontab
[16:46] <SlothScripts> @sacarlson - I did not think of that; is there any way to tell? I mean; I may have another keyboard around somewhere. @Fyodorovna - I have not. I'll run the command now; anything particular I should be looking for?
[16:46] <Fyodorovna> SlothScripts, you also have two swaps opu need just one.
[16:46] <Hopsyy> so It should be sdb :(
[16:46] <Fyodorovna> you*
[16:46] <weiyang> MonkeyDust, yes, i tried
[16:47] <CacheMoney> Bodsda:  I'm having trouble again with my internet :/   Ubuntu prompted me to install a drive to make my hardware (wireless card) run better.  Naively, I accepted and instantly I was cutoff from the internet.  Can you remind me which commands I need to run?
[16:47] <weiyang> MonkeyDust, i think man 5 crontab
[16:47] <Fyodorovna> SlothScripts, the update-grub command rewrites the grub menu basically.
[16:47] <MonkeyDust> weiyang  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CronHowto
[16:47] <sacarlson> SlothScripts: If you do run from a usb keyboard you can enable it in bios for grub to respond to it
[16:47] <cancer> auronandace: commands in process> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates ; sudo apt-get update
[16:47] <auronandace> cancer: i don't use ppas and don't recomend them
[16:48] <Hopsyy> sacarlson & auronandace: mount sdb1 doesnt exist and mount sdb cant read superblock
[16:48] <cancer> auronandace: you don't, but they are installed. now what should i do?
[16:48] <weiyang> MonkeyDust, weekly is easy, just specify, for example Sunday is 0
[16:48] <SlothScripts> Fyodorovna - I ran it; what was your comment about swaps? I see what you're referring to, however, my ignorance in partitioning and what not is huge. How would that be fixed; in general.
[16:48] <Fyodorovna> SlothScripts, windows is showing in the script in the os-prober so it may just be need that command run to align.
[16:48] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: as I said I don't see any sdb drive so maybe there isn't one?
[16:48] <weiyang> MonkeyDust,  i tried 2/2, but couldn't work
[16:48] <elijah> I need to fully uninstall my apache so I can follow instructions here - http://groups.drupal.org/node/6266, how do I go about completely stripping apache2 from my environment?
[16:49] <Fyodorovna> SlothScripts, you have two swaps open gparted and look at the hd, install gparted if needed.
[16:49] <auronandace> cancer: up to you, i can't help you further if you are using ppas
[16:49] <auronandace> !nvidia | cancer
[16:49] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: how many disks should we see?
[16:49] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: my hdd has some bad sectors, thats maybe why its not listed?
[16:49] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: so, http://pastebin.com/ejKJznxU
[16:49] <cancer> !ppa | cancer
[16:50] <Code_Factory> hi all.. I have an issue, I've lost a db schema of an ubuntu server
[16:50] <auronandace> !ppa-purge | cancer
[16:50] <Code_Factory> The only solution I think that i can perform is to try and restore the deleted data files
[16:50] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: I'm not sure, maybe if it's a strange partition fdisk -l will fail to detect it?
[16:50] <Code_Factory> does anybody think that will help
[16:50] <Fyodorovna> SlothScripts, you have to use a live cd to remove the extra swap I believe as the partition number is lower then others.
[16:50] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: well, my samsung 64 gb (this was listed as sda), my notebook hdd that isnt working (should be sdb) and sdc is my usb where I am running ubuntu
[16:51] <Hopsyy> I cant try one more time
[16:51] <cancer> auronandace: now what about those commands i have now installed. do i have to restart my pc?
[16:51] <carl-eric> Is there a way to make the Unity switcher ignore windows that are on other workspaces? The whole point of a workspace is to not have to deal with one huge list of running applications
[16:51] <zykotick9> Fyodorovna: on LiveCD/USB running "sudo swapoff -a" will also be required.  (the LiveCD will automount any swaps it finds).  SlothScripts
[16:51] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: ok so is sdb seen from within diskutilty?
[16:51] <gdoteof> i am using 11.10 mostly out of the box.  can i make alt-tab work only within a workspace?
[16:51] <auronandace> cancer: i suppose so, since x11 is involved
[16:51] <Hopsyy> no, sdb is still not located here
[16:52] <gdoteof> i am on a netbook and its nice to have maximized terminals based on wohat i am working on
[16:52] <curiousx> cancer: restart your PC
[16:52] <gdoteof> within a workspace
[16:52] <snickers_> RMS is going to be interviewed byt the LinuxActionShow now
[16:52] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: well it's got more than a bad sector then it's not registering at all,  maybe try sudo lshw ;  see if that detects it
[16:52] <Hopsyy> yes sacarlson I can see it, and its my notebook hdd
[16:52] <auronandace> !ot | snickers_
[16:52] <gdoteof> and can i turn off super+number opening applications in the .. uh bar or whatever it is called?
[16:52] <snickers_> sorry, just thought id get the wrd out
[16:53] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: well if you can see it from within diskutilty then run fsk in there
[16:53] <gdoteof> i have ccsm installed
[16:53] <lina> hello
[16:53] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, is the computer a apple computer you have NTFS / exFAT / HPFS partitions
[16:53] <lina> please help me to disable the start of LOGIN SCREEN in Xubuntu 11.10
[16:53] <lina> i'm the only one user and i wont to be automaticaly log in, without pressing Login :)
[16:53] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: or within diskutility it's called check disk
[16:54] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: no, it's usual Lenovo Thinkpad Edge E325, using EFI
[16:54] <niklasfi> curiousx: and how would i combine two of those h264 avi files?
[16:54] <gnulo> a question: i have to build an ubuntu's network into my small company, i need an "active-directory-like" management of lan, with centralized user credential (and users that can use all the pc with their credentials), lan shared folder (with permission) and (nice-to-have) centralized management of ubuntu update. can someone give me some information/link/guide about that?
[16:54] <auronandace> sourcerer: i don't understand why you are using efi though
[16:54] <sinkosy> \server irc.oltreirc.net
[16:54] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, MS also used HPFS as well, I'm not at al familiar with fixing this though and few on here are ethier, post that bootscript in a thread at the ubuntu forums for best help really.
[16:54] <Fyodorovna> al*
[16:55] <SlothScripts> I guess my primary concern is would the two swaps be preventing grub, or windows, from booting properly? If they are two separate problems, I'll tackle one at a time, otherwise, I'll look further into what you are talking about now,.
[16:55] <dagerik> MonkeyDust: alright I can mount and simply tar all the folders, and then send it over the LAN. thanks :)
[16:55] <SlothScripts> primary question*
[16:55] <curiousx> niklasfi: mencoder -oac copy -ovc copy -idx part_1.avi part_2.avi part_3.avi -o entire_video.avi
[16:55] <niklasfi> curiousx: ok. thanks didn't find that
[16:56] <curiousx> your welcome
[16:56] <staniki> hi guys, my computer won;t actually turn off when I hit suspend, the screen stays on and it periodically goes to the locked screen until I unlock it again
[16:56] <gdoteof> or is there a better room to get support for compiz/gnome stuff on 11.10 ubuntu?  i have changed some things but its still a pain
[16:56] <sourcerer> auronandace: i tired to install simple GRUB, but it won't work. Then I found that this PC uses UEFI
[16:57] <auronandace> sourcerer: ahh, uefi is different to efi
[16:57] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: http://pastebin.com/e1aW3su4  lshw was a complete list, I have selected this part
[16:57] <elijah> gdoteof: This room should be fine since compiz is part of Ubuntu. But there is #compiz I believe
[16:57] <auronandace> sourcerer: i thought uefi was only introduced with win8, do they do uefi with win7?
[16:57] <curiousx> sourcerer: you have to disable it, in order to install a dualboot
[16:57] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, opps sorry I missread HPFS I have it to you have no grub in the mbr not sure about any efi where do you see that?
[16:57] <curiousx> going to the bios setup
[16:58] <curiousx> then category "security" or some like that
[16:58] <sourcerer> auronandace: this laptop is amd64, and Windows 7 64 has support for EFI. But the problem is ... Windows 7 32-bit was preinstalled O_o I can't understand how it was booted at all
[16:58] <carl-eric> Is there a way to keep flashing icons in the Unity launcher flashing, instead of them stopping after a few seconds?
[16:58] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: I can see /dev/sdb there so did you say you an see it in diskutility?  did you try check disk there?
[16:59] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, you are missing files in the ubuntu grub files you need to chroot in and purgr and reinstall grub2 and put it in the mbr.
[16:59] <sourcerer> curiousx: oh, how I should install then?
[16:59] <Fyodorovna> purge*
[16:59] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: diskutility will also provide s.m.a.r.t results if the disk is healthy
[16:59] <auronandace> sourcerer: strange, i'd wipe it and reinstall everything on msdos partition table, unless you have a pressing need for uefi
[16:59] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: I dont see an option check disk, I see those 3 buttons: smart data, format drive, benchmark and format volume
[17:00] <curiousx> then, to install ubuntu, is the same way
[17:00] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: i have folder /boot/efi and my grub isn't grub-pc, it's grub-efi
[17:01] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: smart data has one warning value, ID 197, current pending sector count
[17:01] <sourcerer> auronandace: i tried to disable uefi in bios. After it i can't boot ubuntu neither from usb stick, nor from hd
[17:01] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: I wonder if you ran checkdisk without sudo?  you should see check bellow mount
[17:02] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: opps diskutility should provide checkdisk look down lower maybe it's off your screen?
[17:02] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, where is this folder, and is it your install of a grub-efi?
[17:03] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: "EFI" folder at /dev/sda1, mounted at /boot/efi. Also, grub-efi installed by ubiquity (or how is it called?)
[17:03] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: how do I start disk utility with sudo?
[17:04] <MonkeyDust> Hopsyy  gksudo
[17:04] <auronandace> !gksudo | Hopsyy
[17:04] <subz3r0> gksudo...
[17:04] <Jonii_> Is there a way to make the ubuntu to not stay indefinitely long up after it randomly wakes up from sleep mode in the bag no one has touched for hours?
[17:04] <gdoteof> What I am trying to do is make it so that alt-tab only works within a viewport/workspace
[17:04] <subz3r0> sure u can use sudo,too. but dont get mad if it fucks up somethin ;)
[17:04] <Fyodorovna> zykotick9, yeah. :)
[17:04] <Jonii_> I mean, like, could it be that it just shut down if no one touched it for 5 minutes or so?
[17:05] <auronandace> !language | subz3r0
[17:05] <subz3r0> ...
[17:05] <Jonii_> Or, even better, is there a way to make Ubuntu not wake up from sleep randomly when its put to sleep?
[17:05] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, are you sure a ubuntu install will not instll grub-efi.
[17:05] <Anastasius> subz3r0: This is a family friendly channel~
[17:05] <smittix> Any had any experience with SSL OpenVPN Connections? is there a client out there for fedora?
[17:05] <smittix> and Ubuntu?
[17:06] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, sda1 looks to be a lenove firmware partition.
[17:06] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: i installed ubuntu few times, grub-efi was installed, but it won't  boot until i created efi partition
[17:06] <Hopsyy> auronandace: what should I run :s
[17:07] <wisnia> who can help me i want to change system font
[17:07] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: seems it should ask you when needed, but I looked closer and see that the check disk is in the volume section so if there is no volume detected on that disk it won't be seen, can you see checkdisk on the other disk /dev/sda1 ?
[17:07] <auronandace> Hopsyy: if it is a graphical app, put gksudo  in front of it
[17:07] <henux> Anastasius: im here
[17:07] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, I would post theat script at the ubbuntu forums.
[17:07] <Anastasius> henux: Hi!
[17:07] <Fyodorovna> *ubuntu
[17:07] <Anastasius> henux: How's the weather over there today??
[17:08] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: no, it isn't. It's created by ubuntu. I backed up original sda1 partition, though
[17:08] <gdoteof> ok.  how about another question.  is it possible to leave Super as the button that brings up the HUD for choosing applications; but NOT have super+number open applications from the taskbar
[17:08] <gdoteof> i prefer to have super+# for switching viewports
[17:08] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, and if you mess with it repost a new script, there are daily helpers there that will probably get you fixed.
[17:08] <gdoteof> but like just pressing super to search for files/programs
[17:08] <henux> Anastasius: its cloudy
[17:08] <MonkeyDust> gdoteof  12.04?
[17:08] <ronankde> how to unlock gnome-keyring automatically in kde
[17:08] <gdoteof> MonkeyDust: 11.10
[17:08] <Anastasius> gdoteof: You should probably just use a window manager that isn't Unity.
[17:09] <Anastasius> Nobody uses it, they just want you to think they do.
[17:09] <sify_> can somebody provide me a working link to the file http://media.cdn.ubuntu-de.org/forum/attachments/2814031/angepasster-DPO_RT3562_3592_3062_LinuxSTA_V2.4.1.1_20101217.tar.gz?
[17:09] <gdoteof> Anastasius: its not ideal but its almost fine
[17:09] <auronandace> Anastasius: unity uses compiz as the window manager, unity is a shell
[17:09] <Anastasius> auronandace: Thanks for the clarification.
[17:09] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: I will do that in a moment, when I figure out how to run disk utility in sudo mode
[17:09] <MonkeyDust> Anastasius  unity = gnome3 + compiz
[17:10] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: so, I should register at ubuntuforums?
[17:10] <ronankde> ?
[17:10] <gdoteof> i need two things still and its fine.  first (low priority) is to allow super to bring up the unity menu but not have super+# select applications from the task bar
[17:10] <gdoteof> and second (high priority) is to have alt-tab work only within viewport
[17:10] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: gksudo palimpsest
[17:11] <Anastasius> pangolin: Hi!
[17:11] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, you have standard mbr partitioning not sure why a sda1 is need I see no efi  or guid partitkons
[17:11] <Anastasius> Oh whew, I thought that one was for me again.
[17:11] <Whiskey> Anyone good on bash i have a trap i can´t get work http://codepad.org/lMNgO6RJ
[17:11] <auronandace> gdoteof: i think all these shortcuts can be configured with ccsm, but i don't know how that affects unity  as i don't use either (happy xfce user here)
[17:11] <ronankde> how to unlock gnome-keyring automatically in kde
[17:11] <pangolin> Anastasius : Hello. Follow our channel guidelines and it won't need to be for you :)
[17:12] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: thanks, uhmm yes I see the option of check filesystem on the other disk
[17:12] <MonkeyDust> Whiskey  there's the  #bash channel
[17:12] <Whiskey> them refuse to help me
[17:12] <gdoteof> ok.  i have it close enough using 'ring switcher' and just turning off the unity switcher short cuts
[17:12] <gdoteof> thanks
[17:13] <MonkeyDust> Whiskey  if they refuse, it must have a reason: what do you want to do
[17:13] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: ok so I guess the partition table is corupted,  I'm not sure you can run fsk on a disk only on partitions
[17:13] <Whiskey> whit the bash script?
[17:13] <Whiskey> or what do you mean want to do?
[17:13] <Anastasius> pangolin: Oh, I always try to do so.
[17:13] <MonkeyDust> Whiskey  why do the refuse to help you
[17:13] <MonkeyDust> they*
[17:14] <Hopsyy> auronandace: can I run fsk only on partitions?
[17:14] <Whiskey> naa just tell me to read a damn documenation on 100 pages
[17:14] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: I selected sda1 as efi partition in installer when installed ubuntu recently, only after i booted into Ubuntu
[17:14] <auronandace> Hopsyy: yes
[17:14] <Whiskey> for fixing a small function, i don´t feel searching for it
[17:14] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: I guess its possible
[17:14] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, bad choice you don't need it as far as I can tell.
[17:15] <Whiskey> and if you watch the script. both is exactly the same, so how it can fails are relly strange :D
[17:15] <Anastasius> This is our fearless leader: http://i.imgur.com/xIwRO.png
[17:15] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: i read it out from ubuntuforums at "Lenovo thinkpad Ubuntu 11.10 install manual"
[17:15] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, efi is for gpt uuid partitions as far as I know, are you going to try the ubuntu forums?
[17:16] <henux> Anastasius: He looks horribly disfigured
[17:16] <Anastasius> henux: It's the space radiation.
[17:16] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, you have a link to that lenovo ubuntu wiki?
[17:17] <Anastasius> master_of_master: Do you ever slave yourself just for kicks?
[17:17] <ra1ndr0p> Can someone help me to get ndiswrapper working, already have all of the files
[17:17] <Fyodorovna> or forum page sourcerer
[17:17] <auronandace> !ot | Anastasius
[17:17] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: looking for it
[17:17] <pangolin> Anastasius : Please stop with the off topic
[17:17] <Anastasius> auronandace: Are you one of those tattletales?
[17:18] <auronandace> Anastasius: do you have a support issue?
[17:18] <ra1ndr0p> Can someone help me get ndiswrapper working?
[17:18] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna; http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1867367
[17:18] <uskerine>  hi, i have installed LTSP in lubuntu, but dhcp3 seems to fail to start, i am getting "no subnet declaration for eth0". I attach syslog output, dhcpd.conf and ifconfig info, could someone please help? thanks in advance; http://pastebin.com/dmH9itz3
[17:19] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, I found it thanks the problem is you do not have that type of partitioning you have a standard mbr set up.
[17:19] <Hopsyy> auronandace: is it fsdk? or fsck
[17:19] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: erm, and what I should do?
[17:19] <auronandace> Hopsyy: fsck
[17:20] <Hopsyy> woow the manual is complicated
[17:20] <niklasfi> curiousx: and would you know how to do -ss but for a certain frame?
[17:21] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: I see there is an application called testdisk  that you might have to install to try
[17:22] <curiousx> no i dont, just only hours, minutes, seconds, megabytes
[17:22] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: it looks like I should format everything and reinstall? But I won't to lose installed Windows 7 :(
[17:22] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, psot that script and explain what you have done with a link to that forum page, let the experts look at it. :)
[17:22] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, at the ubuntu forums.
[17:22] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: isnt just fsck -yvf /dev/sdb  ?
[17:23] <auronandace> Hopsyy: you can't do that, you can only fsck partitions, not whole disks
[17:24] <sacarlson> Hopsyy: I'm not sure I thought that only tested file systems,  testdisk will do sector by sector test and recovery
[17:24] <Hopsyy> auronandace: I see, terminal also gave the same error: Could this be a zero-length partition?
[17:25] <osse> In Firefox when I middle click I see a "ball" of sorts and I can move my mouse to scroll (autoscroll = true or some such). How can I get this in Chromium?
[17:25] <auronandace> Hopsyy: fsck isn't going to know what to do if it can't read the filesystem
[17:25] <YohanMeister> I really need some help with this. Until I can get this part sorted out I'm at a standstill in my Ubuntu install. I'm booted with the ubuntu-11.10-alternate-amd64.iso. I'm installing on a uefi system (Asus M5A99X Evo motherboard). The plan is to install a cli only system and build up from there. Post #7 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11757072#post11757072  contains my situation and question at the end of the post in a section l
[17:25] <YohanMeister> abeled "Edit:". There are also screenshots attached to that post. Post #1 contains system information about my partition layout and such. Is there anyone here who can help me understand what I need to do at this point?
[17:25] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, I think it is a fairly straight forward fix, relax post the info at the forums, it is the weekend a little slower there, but your best move really.
[17:27] <Hopsyy> sacarlson: should testdisk fix this problem?
[17:28] <Persona24> Hey guys so simple question. I should know this but I don't. how do I change the time in the terminal?
[17:29] <MonkeyDust> Persona24  what do you mean "change the time"?
[17:29] <Fyodorovna> Persona24, you using a server?
[17:30] <YohanMeister> Persona24: I think it may be "date (Format is MMDDhhmmYYYY)"
[17:30] <YohanMeister> you can type "date" and it will display the date/ time
[17:30] <Persona24> I just want to change the time on my computer
[17:30] <Persona24> The time change was yesterday
[17:31] <MonkeyDust> change the time?
[17:31] <Fyodorovna> Persona24,  open date and time and turn the network time on
[17:31] <MonkeyDust> sounds "back to the future" to me
[17:32] <YohanMeister> is anyone able to help me with my install? I'm stuck...
[17:32] <carl-eric> how can I switch between the windows of one application in Unity? e.g. between several open Pidgin windows. Alt-Tab alwas takes me to the next application, which is utter nonsense.
[17:32] <subz3r0> try ddate
[17:32] <subz3r0> ;D
[17:33] <subz3r0> Today is Setting Orange, the 70th day of Chaos in the YOLD 3178 :p
[17:33] <Persona24> for some odd reason my date and time settings won't open. That's why I need the command for it
[17:33] <slothscripts> Can someone help me with my boot loader. Nothing I have tried thus far has worked: I have a dual-boot Windows 7 / 11.10 and grub doesn't come up on boot (i.e. I can only boot into Ubuntu.) If shift is held a message is displayed "Grub is loading" after that it just boots as if I had not done anything.
[17:35] <Manis> anyone here with experience on Ubuntu for PowerPC?
[17:37] <YohanMeister> Persona24 " I think it may be "date (Format is MMDDhhmmYYYY)"
[17:39] <Persona24> That worked, thanks!
[17:40] <carl-eric> Is there a way to disable Unity's switcher (and use one of compiz's switchers) until Unity's gets more sane behavior?
[17:41] <itaylor57> !nounity | carl-eric
[17:41] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  there's a PPA available for MyUnity
[17:42] <carl-eric> I don't want to get rid of Unity entirely, since it looks like that's going to be the only choice at some point. I'm trying to make it usable.
[17:42] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  there's MyUnity and CCSM
[17:42] <carl-eric> Does MyUnity have anything that CCSM doesn't?
[17:43] <slothscripts> Is anyone available to try and debunk why my grub menu isn't loading on start-up?
[17:43] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: so, I created topic on ubuntuforums. Hope, somebody will help me. Thank you
[17:43] <MonkeyDust> carl-eric  dunno, you may want to try it
[17:44] <carl-eric> okay, I'll give it a shot. thanks MonkeyDust
[17:45] <Roj> i need link ubuntu 11.10 full dvd pack include must soft like opensuse dvd
[17:45] <waxstone> slothscripts, have you tried holding shift during bootup?
[17:46] <slothscripts> Yup. That brings the message "Loading Grub" but then it just boots as if I hadn't held it.
[17:46] <MonkeyDust> Roj  http://www.ubuntu.com/download
[17:46] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, cool I could help maybe but I have a do no harm policy, sometimes it is better to refer than try and fix somebodies set up. :)
[17:47] <waxstone> slothscripts, I would try repeatedly pressing both shifts, failing that try esc
[17:47] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, you have dual or single boot?
[17:47] <slothscripts> It's a dual-boot with Windows 7.
[17:48] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, is it a wubi install, which means ubuntu installed from windows.
[17:48] <Roj> http://www.ubuntu.com/download but this is cd version
[17:48] <xangua> Roj: yes, ubuntu fits in One cd
[17:48] <slothscripts> Uhmm.. Windows was installed first; then installed from there so I suppose so.
[17:49] <xangua> Roj: dvd only contains extra language packages
[17:49] <Roj> i need full pack
[17:49] <MonkeyDust> towerk  http://shop.canonical.com/index.php?cPath=17
[17:49] <zykotick9> Roj: the DVD is basically the CD with more language packs i believe, there is no DVD set with ubuntu
[17:49] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, you should be getting the windows boot menu with a choice for ubuntu.
[17:49] <xangua> Roj: besides extra language packages, dvd is the same that cd
[17:49] <LL2|Android> So apparently when installing VMware tools on a ubuntu VM
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> wrong nick
[17:50] <LL2|Android> all I had to do for default settings was 'echo || ./vmware-install.pl'
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> Roj  http://shop.canonical.com/index.php?cPath=17
[17:50] <Fyodorovna> !bootinfo | slothscripts run this script from a live ubuntu cd and pastebin the results.txt
[17:50] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: don't worry. If nothing helps, I just format Windows 7 partition (i already backed up Recovery Tool for some weird garanty-loss cases), and install XP + Ubuntu
[17:50] <SoCo___> I'm running an Ubuntu derivitive, Linux Mint LXDE, and I'm having trouble using dual NICs with static IPs by specifying them in /etc/network/interfaces, I think the GUI network manager applet (and/or whatever it is a front end too) maybe conflicting with it. I can't get it to work right in the GUI and would like to use the file based.
[17:50] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, ew XP lol. :)
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> !mint| SoCo___
[17:50] <slothscripts> I do not get any boot menu; It is a black screen with a flashing cursor (if shift is held it will display "Loading Grub") and then boots to Ubunutu; I will run that, one moment.
[17:51] <SoCo___> bah...its the same network manager .
[17:51] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, do you have a recovery or install disc for windows?
[17:51] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna:  I need Windows, because P-CAD, Mathcad and Multisim (which we use in university :( ) doesn't work in Wine
[17:52] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, strange the script is our best look at the hd for sure.
[17:53] <Fyodorovna> sourcerer, I understand I'm a 99% open source user but need MS word in college as well.
[17:53] <slothscripts> I do not have a recovery disc for windows, it was pre-installed. http://pastebin.com/GKcv8QHW Is the results of the script.
[17:54] <raven> hi
[17:54] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: I'm trying to replace P-CAD with Ki-CAD though, but can't find replacement for Multisim :'(
[17:54] <raven> how to get tightvncserver to maimum compresion?
[17:54] <webnet> !hi | raven
[17:54] <sourcerer> Fyodorovna: may be I should to write it from scratch :D
[17:54] <raven> maximum
[17:54] <zykotick9> Fyodorovna: 99% open source eh?  what percentage free software?  vrms to see ;)
[17:54] <raven> how to get tightvncserver to encode with maximum compression?
[17:55] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, you do not have a wubi, have you run sudu update-grub in ubuntu when you get there?
[17:55] <Fyodorovna> zykotick9, OS I started in open source.
[17:56] <slothscripts> I have yes;
[17:56] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, sorry sudo update-grub
[17:56] <slothscripts> Fyodorovna: I figured you meant :P But I did run it, it was suggested earlier; still the same results.
[17:57] <raven> how to get tightvncserver to encode with maximum compression?
[17:57] <christoffer> Does anyone in here have a good "HowTo" on the gnome-keyring/seahorse software? What's best practice on how to use it?
[17:58] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, you have 3 swaps as well.
[17:59] <Fyodorovna> zykotick9, all software is free except the MS stuff, not sure I understand the question. I'm not a diehard RS fan.
[18:00] <slothscripts> Fyodorovna: How can I go about fixing that? I'm quite new to the whole partitioning game. I have yet to change anything myself, all the installation has been done based on recommended settings on the disc or whatever.
[18:00] <zykotick9> Fyodorovna: i was just joking with ya ;)  it was a one liner.  take care.
[18:01] <YohanMeister> do you have to be special or something to get anyone to talk to you here? Just wondering cause... errr....
[18:01] <vtmng> new to ubuntu
[18:02] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, tghe bootscipt basically looks like you should be getting a grub menu with W7 in it not sure why. To remove the swaps you need to boot a like ubuntu cd and turn all swaps off and just have one equal to your ram. If it was me I would purge grub and reinstall it from the cli in the desktop.
[18:02] <YohanMeister> Maybe what I'm posting isn't even appearing on anyone elses  screen - I see it on mine though... hmm...
[18:02] <vtmng> is there an instructional or how to section on navigating the desktop?
[18:02] <Fyodorovna> zykotick9, I figured as such. :)
[18:02] <AviD> hi friends i recently switched from win p to ubuntu oneiric
[18:03] <vtmng> to learn how to make shortcuts/launchers, customize panels, etc
[18:03] <MonkeyDust> YohanMeister  maybe nobody knows the answer to whatever your question was
[18:03] <AviD> @vtmng hi i am also new to ubuntu
[18:03] <Fyodorovna> zykotick9, I bought a toshiba a205 two days ago it had the vista oem discs had to reinstall it to see how bad vista is. It actually runs very fast without much of the toshiba junk, would not really use it just wondered.
[18:04] <slothscripts> Fyodorovna: For removing swaps, is that reinstalling it, with custom partition this time instead?
[18:04] <YohanMeister> MonkyDust: I suppose it's conceivable but I would think that out of all these people there's one other parson with a uefi system and ubuntu on it.
[18:04] <milen8204> I can record troug my microphone but I have it as device and it`s volume is max waht should I do ?>
[18:04] <AviD> can anyone suggest some good online resource to learn terminal commands and other useful things for ubuntu?
[18:04] <vtmng> AviD: kinda of weird desktop
[18:04] <AviD> dont think so
[18:05] <AviD> i am kind of loving it
[18:05] <AviD> i have installed gnome desktop
[18:05] <raven> how to get tightvncserver to encode with maximum compression?
[18:05] <vtmng> doesnt seem like there is much i can do with it, as in customize it
[18:05] <YohanMeister> It's kinda frustrating just sitting here in the middle of an install, you know?
[18:05] <AviD> its easier
[18:05] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, your question is two fold here removal is not installing. I would use the something other option which is a custom install in the ubuntu gui, that asks where you want the install.
[18:05] <vtmng> AviD: i have default one, whatever that is
[18:06] <vtmng> a big bar on the side
[18:06] <raven> how to get tightvncserver to encode with maximum compression?
[18:06] <raven> tightvncserver howto maximum compression?
[18:06] <MonkeyDust> YohanMeister  maybe this link helps https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UEFIBooting
[18:06] <AviD> yes actually default one was slow i surfed a few websites and and installed gnome
[18:07] <slothscripts> Fyodorovna: Okay! Thanks very much, I'll start to work with this and see where it gets me! Thanks for your help!
[18:07] <AviD> its fast and easy i think for those who migrated from windows
[18:07] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, you could reinstall, but your setup may be easily fixed especially since you can get to the ubuntu desktop.
[18:07] <YohanMeister> MonkeyDust: I'll look at it again - maybe I missed something...
[18:07] <YohanMeister> thx
[18:07] <vtmng> yeah im going to look for something different too
[18:07] <HelloWorld321> How do you associate a file type with a shell script?
[18:08] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, good luck, knowing some basic grub stuff is helpful if you dual booting, so you don't have to reinstall.
[18:08] <Fyodorovna> you're*
[18:08] <slothscripts> Fyodorovna: The liveCD you are talking about, it is the same as the installation one correct? and you mean to say boot from it and fix it through the custom option there?
[18:08] <taylanub> will the latest nvidia drivers work with 10.04 (it's LTS) ?  the card is geforce gt 520
[18:08] <ibiwor> Hello! I usually connect to internet only after inputting username and password. How do I configure my network manager in that way?
[18:10] <samra83> a7a
[18:10] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, there is alternative=no desktop text install. There is the live cd=desktop. You are mixing things up I'm not sure by what you mean by fixing it I gave you a remove the swaps option, and fixing grub, and instructions on a custom install to what are you referring
[18:11] <raven> tightvncserver howto maximum compression?
[18:11] <CacheMoney> where do you typically save new software programs on Ubuntu?  For example, I just downloaded Sublime Text 2, and I'm not sure where's the best place to extract the files
[18:12] <Shred00> anyone know of a ppa that tracks the latest nouveau driver for the oneiric kernel?
[18:12] <slothscripts> Fyodorovna: Sorry for my ambiguity. Fixing grub, I will take the suggestion of purging it and reinstalling; in reference to the swaps, and fixing that, I am slightly lost as for that fix. That is what I was referring to.
[18:12] <Shred00> the nouveau that's in oneiric's kernel seems pretty buggy around suspend/resume
[18:13] <itaylor57> CacheMoney, i think that is in the repo
[18:14] <CacheMoney> itaylor57: where do I find that?  You know on WIndows there is a programs folder within C:/, what is the equivalent on Ubuntu?
[18:14] <AviD> can anyone suggest some good online resource to learn terminal commands and other useful things for ubuntu?
[18:14] <itaylor57> CacheMoney, go to software center, enter sublime text2
[18:14] <infernal> Hey can any help me take out BOINC from startup
[18:15] <tensorpudding> AviD, there are classic guides to bash, the default shell, but they are old and possibly misleading
[18:16] <xangua> !terminal | tensorpudding AviD
[18:17] <AviD> tensorpudding,  I am new to ubuntu and want to learn as i have heard its a far more flexible and powerful OS than windows, so pls suggest some guide or website which gives step by step lessons ; I have tried ubuntu forems but they are too complex
[18:17] <infernal> i tried update-rc.d boinc-client remove, but it didnt work
[18:17] <tensorpudding> AviD, check out the link that xangua posted
[18:17] <HelloWorld321> I've setup a script that works just fine, that opens IE7 .URL files with firefox.  I'm trying to use "mime-open --ask-default" to run it, and it asks, and then it says it's doing it, and then ... nothing.  How do I associate .URL files with my .sh script?
[18:18] <YohanMeister> infernal: what about "System > Preferences > Startup Applications"  ?
[18:18] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, the purge and reinstall of grub can be done from the ubuntu desktop of the install if you can get in or a live cd, just make sure you know what your doing.
[18:18] <infernal> Fyodorovna: the only thing on there is gnome sound
[18:19] <Fyodorovna> slothscripts, the script did not look like you needed a purge I suspect more user error here really.]
[18:19] <Fyodorovna> infernal, what?
[18:20] <storyteller_> man of rpm looks like "rpm(8)" ,what does that 8 represent ?
[18:20] <AviD> thnx tensorpudding , xangua, ubottu
[18:20] <bastidrazor> http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Oneiric   AviD
[18:20] <itaylor57> CacheMoney, http://www.webupd8.org/2012/03/sublime-text-2-ppa-separate-development.html
[18:20] <infernal> Fyodorovna: i lounched startup applications, and the only thing on the list is  "GNOME login sound", Ubuntu 11.04
[18:20] <itaylor57> !ppa | CacheMoney
[18:21] <Fyodorovna> infernal, unless you have changed yhour nic we have not communicated
[18:21] <AviD> thnx bastidrazor , I have already read that whole wiki
[18:21] <electroshock_> damn ubuntu is getting nice
[18:21] <storyteller_>   
[18:21] <infernal> Fyodorovna: i'm sorry, My mistake :)
[18:22] <Fyodorovna> infernal, no biggeie. :)
[18:22] <infernal> YohanMeister: The only thing in there is "GNOME login sound", Ubuntu 11.04
[18:23] <YohanMeister> infernal: then I'm not sure. There should be a way to do it through the command line but I don't know what it is - sorry.
[18:25] <fga> storyteller_: it's the section (such as 1: for user commands, 8 for system admin commands etc) - you can pass that as a parameter with -S option
[18:26] <peppe__> ciao a tutti
[18:26] <peppe__> !list
[18:26] <sharkmap> hello. I am trying set the default runlevel so when I boot it does not start xserver. I have googled everything I can think of, but results seem to be very old or not specific to 11.10. Can someone point me to an up to date website that will explain simply changing the runlevel so I can boot to console, no x-server, so I can install the nvidia drivers? I have googeled this for 4 hours with no sucess. please help. thanks in adance.
[18:26] <fga> storyteller_: it's useful in case you have commands that can appear in different sections
[18:27] <bastidrazor> !nox | sharkmap
[18:27] <CacheMoney> ubottu:  I downloaded Sublime Text 2 from their website www.sublimetext.com/2   Was that the wrong approach?  If not, where should have I stored that file?
[18:27] <sharkmap> thank you bastidrazor I will try that now.
[18:28] <storyteller_> @fga:thank you, Got it now :)
[18:28] <bastidrazor> sharkmap: you could drop to a tty, ctrl alt F1, then sudo service lightdm stop, then install your driver then restart lightdm, sudo service lightdm start, then go back to tty7 with ctrl alt F7
[18:28] <CacheMoney> itaylor57: I downloaded Sublime Text 2 from their website www.sublimetext.com/2   Was that the wrong approach?  If not, where should have I stored that file?
[18:28] <sharkmap> thank you bastidrazor I will try that also
[18:32] <itaylor57> CacheMoney, it is best to get new software from the software center (official repo) then use a ppa if not in the official, find a deb, and last compile/run your own
[18:32] <CacheMoney> itaylor57:  thanks for the info.  I'm brand new to Linux, so trying to figure out the basics.  thanks
[18:33] <MonkeyDust> CacheMoney  you're a windows user?
[18:34] <CacheMoney> *was a Windows user
[18:34] <MonkeyDust> http://mybroadband.co.za/news/software/32474-a-windows-users-guide-to-linux.html
[18:34] <CacheMoney> MonkeyDust:  Thanks!
[18:34] <itaylor57> CacheMoney, also be careful it looks like they want a fee to run sublime according to the website
[18:35] <andyland> How do I add multiple shared folders in /etc/samba/smb.conf?
[18:35] <andyland> whats the syntax
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[18:35] <infernal> Hey, is 12.04 fully out?
[18:35] <CacheMoney> itaylor57: yeah I think they want you to pay for it after 30 days.  I'm okay doing so, unless you know of a better text editor to use when dev Rails
[18:35] <ssta> infernal: nope, next month sometime
[18:36] <infernal> Ye so i tought, i'm just wondering why is update manager offerint to upgrade to 12.04LTS
[18:36] <itaylor57> CacheMoney, i know nothing of rails development, i am a java programmer so i work in eclipse
[18:37] <webnet> itaylor57, eclipse?!? lol netbeanz ftw :P
[18:37] <jacksparrow> lol
[18:37] <itaylor57> webnet, its the tool we use at work so I go with what i know
[18:38] <webnet> :) thats what matters
[18:38] <webnet> its what works for you
[18:38] <majorzed> sorry, do you guys know how to hide join notifications from mIRC?
[18:38] <majorzed> Just realized today I don't know how to.
[18:39] <webnet> majorized
[18:39] <bastidrazor> sharkmap: yes?
[18:39] <sharkmap> bastidrazor: thank you so much. I googled everything I could think of, and couldn't find this info. But your directions worked perfectly.
[18:39] <bastidrazor> sharkmap: you're welcome.
[18:39] <webnet> majorized try #mirc
[18:39] <majorzed> t
[18:39] <majorzed> *ty
[18:39] <sharkmap> bastidrazor: if I could ask one more thing...how do I verify that unity is running in 3D mode?
[18:40] <subz3r0> majorzed, --> /help
[18:41] <webnet> majorized np
[18:42] <bastidrazor> sharkmap: when you login did you choose Ubuntu or Ubuntu 2D.. also you can check in terminal with ps aux|grep -i unity-2d  .. if you get no results then you're in 3D
[18:43] <Guest59626> hi
[18:44] <webnet> Guest59626, hello do you have a question
[18:45] <sharkmap> bastidrazor: i chose unity. my grep only returns the grep entry, no others. i assume this means it is working correctly? again thanks for your help.
[18:45] <bastidrazor> sharkmap: you're using 3D yes.
[18:45] <sharkmap> happy dance!
[18:46]  * bastidrazor does the penguin
[18:47]  * majorzed slap
[18:47] <webnet> ^how do you do tht?
[18:47] <majorzed> :facepalm:
[18:47]  * majorzed shows webnet
[18:47] <majorzed> type /me
[18:47] <webnet> oh ok. lol
[18:47] <majorzed> well, /me <whatevr>
[18:47]  * webnet now knows how :P
[18:47]  * webnet ty majorized
[18:51] <CacheMoney> I installed Ubuntu (32-bit) on an old laptop yeterday and it went fairly smoothly (after setting up the wireless card).  However, I'd like to now dual-boot with my new laptop but I'm unsure if I should go with the 32-bit or 64-bit version.  On the Ubuntu page it says 32-bit (recommended)
[18:51] <majorzed> np np
[18:51] <subz3r0> CacheMoney, well it depends on the cpu
[18:52] <CacheMoney> subz3r0:  I have AMD dual-core with 4gb of RAM
[18:52] <webnet> CacheMoney, 32 bit. the site tells you recommended accoring to the processor type accessing it
[18:53] <subz3r0> CacheMoney, well so i would choose the 64bit version
[18:53] <Seven_Six_Two> ever since the 3.* kernel, I haven't been able to record sound with my built in mic. I've played with alsamixer and the pulse settings, but nothing fixes it.
[18:53] <bastidrazor> CacheMoney: grep lm /proc/cpuinfo   ..if you get a result you have a 64bit processor and could use the amd64 version
[18:53] <CacheMoney> i was viewing the page on my old laptop, I'm going to visit the page on my new laptop and see what they recommend
[18:54] <Bulbasaur> hi everyone
[18:54] <diego> help
[18:54] <bastidrazor> CacheMoney: its going to say the same thing. it does not check anything on your computer to determine that.
[18:54] <subz3r0> CacheMoney, it doesnt matter what the manufacturer recomment. its matters which cpu is used
[18:54] <webnet> diego | !ask
[18:54] <webnet> !ask | diego
[18:54] <diego> !ask
[18:54] <Bulbasaur> I really need your help... I just installed Ubuntu in this computer but the system is ridiculously slow, what can I do to improve it?
[18:54] <webnet> !ask | Bulbasaur
[18:54] <CacheMoney> I have a 64-bit CPU... just wondering if I will run into more challenges using Ubuntu 64-bit (I'm new to Linux and want to reduce the friction for adoption)
[18:55] <Seven_Six_Two> CacheMoney, I don't think so. I have 64, and haven't had any problems related to it.
[18:55] <apasdnom> CacheMoney: No, using a 64bits version of GNU/Linux is as easy as a 32bits version
[18:55] <davide> ciao
[18:55] <webnet> CacheMoney, shouldnt all major software runs 64 bit and 32 bit apps will run fine on a 64 bit os, if you have a cpu and mobo thats 64 bit you should be fine
[18:55] <CacheMoney> okay.  I'll go with 64bits then
[18:55] <bastidrazor> CacheMoney: the only thing to think about is the 32bit version will see only 3.2GB of RAM. the 64bit will see all you have. there is no real difference other than that.
[18:56] <webnet> !lfs
[18:56] <webnet> hmm. what is the ! thing for the 32 bit kernel that can run more ram...
[18:56] <webnet> i always forget
[18:57] <elijah> Should phpmyadmin be installing into /usr/share/ or /var/www/?
[18:57] <Bulbasaur> I just installed Ubuntu on a P4 3Ghz, 1GB RAM, 120GB hard drive, etc, but it seems to be running extremely slow. Any idea on what I can do to speed it up?
[18:57] <Zaitzev> the former
[18:58] <webnet> Bulbasaur, what are you running on it?
[18:58] <webnet> anything open
[18:58] <webnet> installed etc that is sucking ram/proc pwr up?
[18:58] <bastidrazor> Bulbasaur: you may want to use Ubuntu 2D at login
[18:58] <webnet> ^^ that as well
[18:58] <elijah> Bulbasaur: It could be your video drivers
[18:58] <Bulbasaur> webnet, I just have the basic installation + xchat
[18:59] <binger> Hi all, am having an issue in ubuntu 11.10 whereby I can't get the wired connection to work.  Wireless is ok.  Wired was working until I was forced to shutdown the PC with the power button because even alt-sysrq=reisub wouldn't work.  I suspect that there is an issue in the routing table but am not sure how to resolve. When I try to ifup eth0 I get rtnetlink answers file exists.  See the routing
[18:59] <binger> table info here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/878250/  Please advise.
[18:59] <elijah> Bulbasaur: Do you know what video card you have?
[18:59] <Bulbasaur> bastidrazor, how can I do that?
[18:59] <webnet> ok Bulbasaur, tyr seeing what is eating up juice in the system monitopr
[18:59] <Bulbasaur> elijah, not really sure, but probably an old one.
[18:59]  * webnet is leaving for a few minutes
[19:00] <bastidrazor> Bulbasaur: when you're asked to enter your password at login click the circle in the top right corner of that dialog window.
[19:00] <elijah> Bulbasaur: Can you search for the app called "system info" from unity launcher?
[19:00] <binger> also note that the wired connection works fine in windows 7
[19:00] <elijah> Bulbasaur: It should tell you your graphics/video card model
[19:00] <Bulbasaur> elijah, I found system monitor, is ythis it?
[19:00] <the-penguin> Anybody have trouble logging in with LighDM after an upgrade to Ubuntu 12.04 Beta 1?
[19:00] <elijah> Bulbasaur: No
[19:00] <ved_> hello to all
[19:00] <binger> and have tried setting it up with a static ip address with no luck
[19:01] <ved_> i am on 11.10
[19:01] <the-penguin> sorry, wrong channel :3
[19:01] <o0ps> Bulbasaur: in terminal type lspci | grep Display
[19:01] <ved_> cairo dock is amazing
[19:02] <ved_> when i want to install kate in gnome it shows 59 mb to download why
[19:02] <tenbill> it' better to make a fresh install of ubuntu instead an upgrade,alaways
[19:02] <ved_> agree
[19:02] <pangolin> ved_ : it also needs to download and install some qt libs
[19:02] <Bulbasaur> o0ps, that did nothing, apparently
[19:03] <ved_> and it is same with ktorrent
[19:03] <tenbill> ...ubuntu restricted extras.....maybe
[19:03] <danboid> I'm getting errors like this under 11.10 -  libqt4-dev: Depends: libqt4-dbus (= 4:4.7.4-0ubuntu8) but 4:4.7.4-0ubuntu8.1 is installed.
[19:03] <Bulbasaur> so, basically, the speed may be due to an old graphics card?
[19:04] <o0ps> Bulbasaur: in terminal type lspci | grep VGA
[19:04] <elijah> Bulbasaur: when you press the super/windows key does a search menu come up?
[19:04] <pangolin> ved_ : correct, there are dependencies that are needed.
[19:04] <Bulbasaur> o0ps, "VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV34 [GeForce FX 5200] (rev a1)
[19:04] <Bulbasaur> "
[19:05] <o0ps> Bulbasaur: so there is your video card
[19:05] <elijah> Bulbasaur: Great, next step is to install the Nvidia drivers
[19:05] <ved_> why my laptop got freeze somtime it happen with all gnome Os but not with  KDE
[19:05] <Bulbasaur> from the "Aditional Drivers" option?
[19:05] <elijah> Bulbasaur: yes
[19:05] <elijah> Bulbasaur: choose recommended
[19:05] <elijah> Bulbasaur: that should have a great deal
[19:05] <bastidrazor> Bulbasaur: install nvidia-current but that card is really old and may not be up to par to run Unity in 3D. i have that same card in an old box and it could not do 3D Unity.
[19:05] <elijah> Bulbasaur: *help
[19:05] <Guest59626> dang how do i send a message to specific user
[19:06] <CacheMoney1> I downloaded XChat through the Ubuntu Software Center but in order to verify my license I need to copy the license file into the same folder as the xchat.exe file.  Where is this file located?
[19:06] <Guest59626> \nick orion
[19:06] <bastidrazor> CacheMoney1: xchat is free in Ubuntu.
[19:06] <Bulbasaur> elijah, currently doing it...
[19:07] <g0th> hi
[19:07] <g0th> how do I change the number of desktops?
[19:07] <CacheMoney1> bastidrazor:  I didnt know that.  I was forced to buy a license on Windows
[19:07] <elijah> Bulbasaur: K, that should help but as bastidrazor is saying maybe you will have to downgrade the 3d environment somehow, I don't know how to do that though
[19:07] <danboid> As you can see, 4:4.7.4-0ubuntu8.1 is newer than  4:4.7.4-0ubuntu8 in this example so why is stuff no installing?
[19:07] <ved_> why my laptop got freeze somtime it happen with all gnome Os but not with  KDE
[19:07] <ved_> please
[19:07] <tenbill> anyway ,what does a windoz user in a ubuntu chat :))
[19:07] <Guest59626> \nick orion
[19:08] <binger> anyone have a few minutes to look at my issue above?
[19:08] <tenbill> maybe you have a issue with xorg
[19:08] <elijah> Hey guys, I have a folder somehow named "~" in root. Is this supposed to be there?
[19:08] <Bulbasaur> elijah, no problem there, I just want to use the system, "looks" aren't all that important to me.
[19:08] <tenbill> what graphiccard do you have?
[19:09] <elijah> Bulbasaur: I had a laptop the other day that was slow even with nvidia drivers, the suggestion I got was to put Xubuntu on it, it was way faster running Xubuntu, so you may try that also.
[19:09] <Bulbasaur> elijah, what's the difference between the two?
[19:10] <elijah> Bulbasaur: xubuntu is ubuntu with xfce as the GUI, it looks and behaves very differently graphically
[19:10] <iLogical> I've had installed several different GNU/Linux distros that worked very well and fast in this computer, a desktop. Recently I've installed Debian, it was slow, sensibly slower than any other distros. I did already use Debian on this machine having a normal speed. I recall Debian being the fastest distro I've ever used, and that was indeed strange, the turning point to change to Ubuntu was when I started
[19:10] <iLogical>  to get black screens that wouldn't go away, the keyboard with lights off, not being possible turning on numlock or CTRL+ALT+F1-2,3,etc. Only rebooting could make the problem go away. So I installed Ubuntu, thing that was complicated, several times I would get a black screen or blank screen, but I got it through after trying several times. The problem persisted, and I sometimes get this problem.
[19:10] <sda1986> hi all, i'm starting using python to do same simple tools, online i found my solution but i cannot understand it! can you explain me what this line does? vcmd = (e.register(validate), '%P')
[19:10] <iLogical> The problem is much more prevalent on Ubuntu. It occourred with its Live USB thing many times. It occourred in Debian too, but much less.
[19:11] <iLogical> Working logs:
[19:11] <iLogical> http://pastebin.com/dhDbJ7LM
[19:11] <iLogical> http://pastebin.com/qPHhstrb
[19:11] <Bulbasaur> elijah, I may try that later, but I really would prefer to stick to Ubuntu
[19:11] <elijah> Bulbasaur: but is the same core, packages install the same. Kinda like a car that has the same engine and transmission but the controls to operate it are a bit different and it has a different body on it
[19:11] <y0om4> is chrome os as popular as ubuntu now?
[19:11] <Guest59626> how do i highlight message for person
[19:12] <elijah> Bulbasaur: yeah, i hear you there. I like the new Ubuntu quite a bit and Xubuntu is a completely different environment
[19:12] <Bulbasaur> elijah, it's just that I don't know much about Linux, so I'd rather stick to the basics, since I'm a member of a translation team
[19:12] <elijah> Bulbasaur: good idea
[19:13] <binger> nvidia drivers..that reminds me is there a video driver that will let me set dual monitors?
[19:13] <binger> the ones suggested in additional drivers don't seem to do it
[19:14] <binger> tenbill were you talking to me re: xorg?
[19:14] <o0ps> binger: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/dual-monitors-with-nvidia.html
[19:15] <Bulbasaur> well, apparently I have to reboot
[19:15] <Bulbasaur> elijah, thanks for your help, I'll probably brb
[19:15] <binger> o0ps: thanks for the link
[19:18] <binger> Need help with the wired connection.  see http://paste.ubuntu.com/878250/ for routing tables.  It works under windows and was working in ubuntu.  I've looked at etc/network/interfaces and etc/resolv.conf.  Tried static ip too.  Anyone see anything odd with the route table.  I'm not real keen on this.  Thanks.
[19:19] <binger> I get rtnetlink answers file exists when I do ifup eth0 so I suspect there's a conflict that I need to resolve but not sure.
[19:20] <Bulbasaur> hey everyone
[19:20] <Bulbasaur> apparently, having installed the NVidia drivers sped up the system a bit
[19:21] <ironm> hello. Please allow me one question. I am getting an error (s. pastebin) when I try to create an  ubuntu live image on oneiric (11.10) using live builder 3.0-a45 ... details: http://paste.debian.net/159351/
[19:21] <webnet> Bulbasaur, good!
[19:21] <Bulbasaur> now, does anyone know how to disable effects, etc?
[19:21] <ironm> I have the same error also on ubuntu 12.04 beta1 (precise)
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Bulbasaur: log into unity2d
[19:22] <Bulbasaur> ActionParsnip, no idea on what that is :\
[19:22] <Bulbasaur> or how to do that...
[19:22] <webnet> Bulbasaur, log out of unity. at the login scren select unity 2d instead of unity
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> Bulbasaur: log off and click the cog near your username
[19:23] <Bulbasaur> but will I have to do that every time? Because I set this account for automatic logon
[19:23] <Bulbasaur> brb
[19:23] <ActionParsnip> Bulbasaur: the last session is remembered
[19:25] <ActionParsnip> !rootirc | Guest70802
[19:25] <Guest70802> ok. i will leave
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Guest
[19:26] <iLogical_> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11757426
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Just a friendly warning, looking after your security
[19:26] <Seven_Six_Two> What is the best way to go back to a 2.6 kernel? Ever since 3.0 I haven't been able to use my mic. I've gone through lots of forums to no avail. I've been using ubuntu since 7.10, so it's not that I just don't understand. Before the 2.6 kernel was taken out of the repos, sound worked when using 2.6, but none of the 3.0.* work at all. I have nvidia mcp77/78 sound
[19:27] <webnet> Seven_Six_Two, there isnt one. at least not an easy one.
[19:28] <ved_> any one can help me about sqlmap
[19:28] <webnet> !ask | ved_
[19:28] <ved_> waht are the sytax to use sqlmap
[19:28] <Seven_Six_Two> webnet, seriously? I guess I could try Precise, but if that doesn't work, I'm going distro shopping. It's been a while.
[19:28] <carl_> lu
[19:28] <ved_> i am on ubuntu
[19:29] <Bulbasaur> back, once more
[19:29] <root_> ubottu i use openbsd which default is root. i am now in another directory
[19:29] <ved_> any one
[19:29] <ved_> please
[19:29] <Bulbasaur> ActionParsnip, I selected "Ubuntu classic (no effects)", is this it?
[19:30] <ved_> [WARNING] GET parameter 'start' is not dynamic whats that?
[19:30] <root__> salut
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> Bulbasaur: sure
[19:30] <Bulbasaur> it is still sort of slow :\
[19:30] <Bulbasaur> any more ideas?
[19:30] <root__> hello word
[19:30] <root__> how are you
[19:30] <root__> i am
[19:31] <root__> hack attck
[19:31] <webnet> Seven_Six_Two, i have issues with everything past 2.6.35...     27.6.38+ and  my display dont work, tried to go back without reinstall...
[19:31] <FloodBot1> root__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:31] <webnet> system was fubared
[19:31] <scarleo> Hi, where is my private key stored when I generate it with Seahorse?
[19:31] <pangolin> !fr | root__
[19:31] <Whiskey> and if you watch the script. both is exactly the same, so how it can fails are relly strange :D
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> root_: running stuff as root when not needed isn't smart
[19:32] <Seven_Six_Two> webnet, that's too bad. This is the first serious problem that I've had since having to install video drivers manually (pre-jockey)
[19:32] <Seven_Six_Two> webnet, I've heard good things about Suse and laptops. That might be my next stop.
[19:32] <webnet> Seven_Six_Two, 12.04 yes?
[19:32] <pangolin> scarleo : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto should have the answer
[19:32] <Seven_Six_Two> webnet, yeah, I'm going to try that first. I know it's still beta.
[19:33] <Seven_Six_Two> webnet, it's brutal. no mic for months now. no skype, no google chat, no sound recorder
[19:34] <webnet> Seven_Six_Two, yeah. in 10.10 where i am stuck i cant use webcam
[19:34] <psusi> Seven_Six_Two, if you can narrow it down to which kernel version it broke in, and file a bug report, that would help get it fixed.  You can try each mainline kernel version here: http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[19:34] <Bulbasaur> I heard about something called prelink, can this really help me here?
[19:34] <Seven_Six_Two> webnet, the worst part is that I can't even see anything wrong. the hardware is detected and appears exactly as it always has.
[19:34] <root_> i understand and not root as far as i know. i am in my home directory. i am not well versed in openbsd and the default root.
[19:34] <scarleo> pangolin, thanks but I have been through that page many times without finding where the private key is
[19:35] <Seven_Six_Two> psusi, it broke with the first 3. kernel that made it in to the repo. and every kernel after that.
[19:35] <psusi> Seven_Six_Two, right, but if you could narrow it down more precisely to which mainline version, it would help
[19:35] <velko> Seven_Six_Two, you can check in synaptic if you have package named "linux-image-2.6-686" and install it if it's there
[19:36] <Seven_Six_Two> velko, there haven't been any 2.6 in the repos for a while.
[19:37] <Seven_Six_Two> psusi, I might do that, but those are very very vanilla, without the ubuntu patches, and won't work with binary drivers...
[19:37] <velko> Seven_Six_Two, tough luck
[19:37] <Seven_Six_Two> psusi, I was reading about the mainline ppa, and I was wondering, should I add it as a ppa, or just grab the debs that I require?
[19:38] <psusi> Seven_Six_Two, true... but the more specific you can nail down where it broke, the more likely it is to get fixed, and then you can go back to running the normal kernel
[19:38] <psusi> Seven_Six_Two, if you add it as a ppa you will only be able to install versions for your current ubuntu release... so I'd say just download 'em
[19:39] <psusi> Seven_Six_Two, of course, if you are still running oneiric, and think it worked some time after 2.6.39, then adding it as a ppa should be good enough
[19:39] <ra1ndr0p> is this the right place to come to get help with ndiswrapper
[19:39] <ra1ndr0p> ?
[19:41] <Seven_Six_Two> psusi, I'm on oneiric, but unfortunately I don't remember the exact version. There was a time when there was 2.6.** in the repo at the same time as the new 3.0.**. That's when it worked last. The latest 2.6.**. I went back and forth between the two versions, and only the older one worked.
[19:43] <psusi> Seven_Six_Two, then I'd say try that 2.6.39-oneiric mainline build and see if it works, then try more recent ones until it breaks... if you can get it down to works in X, breaks in X+1, that would really narrow down the set of changes that could have caused the problem, making it much easier to find
[19:43] <Seven_Six_Two> psusi, thanks for the advice. I'll give that a try.
[19:44] <Bulbasaur> people, how can I put an icon for Firefox in my desktop? Is it possible? Because this computer will be for my mom, and she is used up to that sort of thing.
[19:45] <Zizzu> gnome-tweak-tool
[19:45] <psusi> Bulbasaur, the big firefox icon sitting on the left side of the screen isn't obvious enough?
[19:46] <ubuntu> can sombody pls help me repair grub?  I have tried the steps on several web pages including installing "boot-repair". still not working.  I have my partiton map written on paper
[19:46] <Bulbasaur> psusi, it's not :P
[19:46] <psusi> Bulbasaur, I mean, whether it is there, or an inch further to the right doesn't make any difference
[19:47] <SHOVELL> my partition table seems to be broken or corrupt HELP i would like to fix this with out reinstall
[19:47] <diego> xddc send #file
[19:47] <pangolin> !warez > diego
[19:47] <psusi> ubuntu, google "boot info script", download and run it, and pastebin the results
[19:48] <ubuntu> ok psusi
[19:48] <diego> !warez
[19:48] <Danielino> salve
[19:48] <Danielino> !list
[19:48] <diego> salve
[19:50] <Bulbasaur> btw, I just installed unity-2d, how can I actually use it?
[19:50] <SHOVELL> !msgthebot
[19:50] <pangolin> Bulbasaur : log out and at the login screen select Unity 2d
[19:50] <Bulbasaur> ok, brb
[19:50] <diego> #ubuntu-bots.
[19:51] <superdave321> diego: /join #ubuntu-bots
[19:52] <frnasani_attotec> hi
[19:52] <frnasani_attotec> can any body help me
[19:53] <superdave321> goahead and ask. you don't have to ask to ask...
[19:53] <frnasani_attotec> i wont stop mouse auto click on ubuntu 11.10
[19:53] <subz3r0> !ask frnasani_attotec
[19:53] <frnasani_attotec> how i can do that
[19:54] <superdave321> !ask | frnasani_attotec
[19:56] <frnasani_attotec> ok i asked my question  and i wait for answer
[19:58] <frnasani_attotec> no answer !!
[19:58] <SHOVELL> hey i cant see any partitions in gparted and i want to make partitions help
[19:59] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  can you see them if you type sudo fdisk -l in a terminal?
[20:00] <Slasher`> does anyone know how i can make kvkbd come up automatically on the ubuntu login screen please?
[20:00] <Fonzie> Does anyone have a tip for an application that can generate and push serious ammounts of TCP/UDP traffic?
[20:01] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust, yes but i dont think it look=s correct
[20:01] <frnasani_attotec>  
[20:01] <frnasani_attotec> hey i wont stop mouse auto click on ubuntu 11.10 any help to do that
[20:02] <slackin> Good afternoon everyone! What a rainy day, perfect for updating the systems and watchin sometin on the telli!
[20:02] <velko> frnasani_attotec, your question does not make sense
[20:02] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  use pastebin to show us what sudo fdisk -l looks like
[20:04] <SHOVELL> http://pastebin.com/us59WELt
[20:04] <SHOVELL> sda is what i am having issues MonkeyDust
[20:05] <esad_> my wireless card doesn t work can you help me?
[20:05] <wolfmitchell> Can I make an actual desktp environment like Gnome completely in Bash? Or do I have to learn other languages?
[20:06] <wolfmitchell> *desktop
[20:06] <MonkeyDust> ambitious plans, wolfmitchell ?
[20:06] <wolfmitchell> Maybe >.<
[20:06] <wolfmitchell> But is it possible?
[20:06] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  and gparted does not show any?
[20:07] <Guest78512> how do i send message to others in this channel
[20:07] <webnet> !offtopic | webnet
[20:07] <Guest78512> web net go to #talk bios please
[20:08] <hiro89> hello!
[20:08] <superdave321> Guest78512: what are you trying to do?
[20:08] <devish> hi i have successfully installed tomcat on ubuntu but unable to deploy a site on it , i copied my war file into webapps but locahost/myproject is not visisble
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> Guest78512: you can use    /msg nick message    be sure to ASK first. if you simply want to address them in the channel you can tab complete their nick and it will highlight for them
[20:08] <Guest78512> send webnet a message
[20:08] <devish> is some additional settings are required
[20:08] <hiro89> !list
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> Guest78512: try:  /msg webnet hi
[20:08] <subz3r0> ---> /query nick
[20:08] <subz3r0> :)
[20:09] <SHOVELL> corret and the diskutility shows that there is a giant partition at the end of the drive
[20:09] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust,
[20:09] <Guest78512> it did not work son
[20:09] <esad_> how can i use my wireless card on ubuntu 10.04
[20:09] <esad_> it is broadcom
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> !broadcom
[20:09] <subz3r0> what chipset?
[20:09] <MonkeyDust> !bcm| esad_
[20:09] <CFHowlett> esad_   with effort but it can be done ...
[20:09] <subz3r0> ActionParsnip, thx ;)
[20:10] <YohanMeister> If anyone knows, I need to find out the exact name of the selection you make in the "Use as" area of the installer. This is for the system partition on a uefi install. What I need to know is what selection you are supposed to make in that area for a uefi install.
[20:10] <binger> i tried to follow http://ubuntugeek.com/dual-monitors-with-nvidia.html but am getting an error with it not being able to find/install nvidia-glx package.
[20:11] <wolfmitchell> Is it possible to make a desktop environment completely in bash?
[20:11] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  same issue if you boot from a live cd / usb ?
[20:11] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: how do you mean?
[20:11] <velko> wolfmitchell, no
[20:12] <Trigger> How can I change the hostname of my pc without reinstalling linux
[20:12] <akkadico> vi saluto
[20:12] <akkadico> !list
[20:12] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust,  yes
[20:12] <Tynach> Can anyone here me? Is my Internet working?
[20:12] <wolfmitchell> Eg. use Bash to make a desktop environment like Gnome 2 (Or 1)
[20:12] <subz3r0> Tynach, no your inet is not working
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> Trigger: open /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts for editting with: gksudo gedit    and edit BOTH at the same time, then save both and reboot
[20:12] <forevis> Tynach, no ;/
[20:12] <velko> Trigger, change /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts
[20:12] <superdave321> 1hi | tynach
[20:12] <superdave321> !hi | tynach
[20:13] <Tynach> Good, people are responding to me. Thanks, that's all I needed to know :)
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: bash is a scripting language, so no. You can compile code in a bash shell to build the environment
[20:13] <wolfmitchell> Dangit.
[20:13] <subz3r0> velko, any chance to change it temporaly?
[20:13] <Trigger> thanks
[20:13] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  what does gparted look like use http://imagebin.org/index.php?page=add
[20:13] <wolfmitchell> I only know bash. Too lazy to learn other languages.
[20:13] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  what does gparted look like? use http://imagebin.org/index.php?page=add
[20:13] <subz3r0> "temporarily"
[20:13] <wolfmitchell> Other than PHP >.<
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> wolfmitchell: if you want Gnome2 there are forks but they are not supported here
[20:14] <velko> subz3r0, the hostname? just change it back after you're done
[20:14] <wolfmitchell> Ok
[20:14] <Hopsy> can someone help me please? what can I do witch this? http://gyazo.com/8f7b44df167427bf7c7646a513478249.png?1331496676
[20:14] <MonkeyDust> wolfmitchell  but not lazy enough to invent and create a complete new DE ?
[20:14] <antivirtel> Hi! I've added a PPA, because of the beta GIMP (http://ppa.launchpad.net/matthaeus123/mrw-gimp-svn/ubuntu/) lib dependency: http://ppa.launchpad.net/ricotz/testing/ubuntu/ - unfortunately, it upgrades my unity and a lots of other packages. I'm looking for a method, how to prioritize it goodly, because I can pin the host only(ppa.launchpad.net), and I don't want it. I've other LP PPAs. The second question is, how can I downgrade (expect the required l
[20:14] <antivirtel> ib)?
[20:14] <subz3r0> velko, should work with a shell script too, doesnt it?
[20:14] <velko> subz3r0, i don't see any reason why not. haven't tried it though
[20:14] <wolfmitchell> I mean I don't like learning new scripting languages...
[20:15] <subz3r0> velko, thx :)
[20:15] <MonkeyDust> antivirtel  you won't find much support for PPAs here
[20:15] <robson> xir
[20:15] <robson> swdckwjcnqw
[20:15] <robson> cqwc
[20:15] <robson> qwc
[20:15] <robson> q
[20:15] <FloodBot1> robson: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:15] <robson> wedcw
[20:15] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust, http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-03112012-031442pm.php
[20:16] <antivirtel> MonkeyDust, it is just repo management..., I could write repo A, and repo B...
[20:16] <outro> quit
[20:16] <Hopsy> SHOVELL: what happened?
[20:17] <bouzbou> hi, I've installed ubuntu near windows, but I'm I launch my computer, I'm not asked if I want to go to ubuntu or winfows, it goes directly to windows, do you know why?
[20:17] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  i guess /dev/sda is simply not used and your system is installed on /dev/sdb or so
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> bouzbou: did you install ubuntu to a seperate physical drive?
[20:18] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust, nope i am running off sda right now
[20:18] <bouzbou> no I chose the split option
[20:18] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  idd, fdisk -l says that
[20:18] <ActionParsnip> bouzbou: boot to the liveCD and install grub to the drive. You can use this guide: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/09/live-usb-sticking-grub-2-video/
[20:18] <velko> Hopsy, according to this link it could be a sign for bad sectors. http://smartmontools.sourceforge.net/badblockhowto.html
[20:19] <Hopsy> velko: and what to do now :(
[20:19] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust, what idd?
[20:19] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  idd, /dev/sda is being used, is what i mean
[20:20] <wolfmitchell> In bash is there a way to perminently store a variable (that updates) on every run? And the value it holds?
[20:20] <velko> Hopsy, make a backup as fast as you can. get a new drive. this may continue to work but creeping data corruption is a real danger.
[20:20] <Hopsy> velko: how to make bakeup? I cant reach it
[20:20] <MonkeyDust> wolfmitchell  better ask that in #bash
[20:20] <Hopsy> back up *
[20:20] <wolfmitchell> MonkeyDust: Thanks.
[20:20] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust,  i am running ubuntu from sda1
[20:21] <pythonsnake> hi
[20:21] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  yes, it shows, I wonder why gparted shows something else
[20:21] <pythonsnake> is it ok to have a cpu at max frequency but low load?
[20:21] <velko> Hopsy, if you have enough free space on a bigger drive you can copy every bit from the old one via "dd". later you can attempt recovery on this image
[20:21] <bouzbou> ActionParsnip: do I need to do it with an USB or I can  use the CD I have instead?
[20:22] <superdave321> velko: Ooh, I've been needing something like that...
[20:23] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  the only thing that comes on my mind, is that you didn't start gparted as root, but i'm not sure if that's even possible or makes a difference
[20:23] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust,  \that image i showed has the disk utility in it on the bottom right ant is shows a huge partition at the end that doesnt exits
[20:23] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust, i am running gparted as root
[20:24] <binger>  i tried to follow http://ubuntugeek.com/dual-monitors-with-nvidia.html but am getting an error with it not being able to find/install nvidia-glx package.  Any ideas?
[20:25] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  the Windows Trick: have you restarted your pc to see if it changes something?
[20:25] <oldos2er> binger: That article is from 2007. Which version of Ubuntu are you using?
[20:25] <binger> oldos2er ubuntu 11.10
[20:25] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust, yes
[20:26] <oldos2er> binger: Do you have the Nvidia proprietary drivers installed?
[20:26] <superdave321> MonkeyDust: "Hello, IT. Have you tried turning it off and on again?"
[20:26] <MonkeyDust> SHOVELL  the strangest thing, no further advice, maybe somebody else can help
[20:26] <SHOVELL> MonkeyDust,  ok thanks
[20:27] <binger> Not at the moment.  Hmm...should install the recommended ones from additional drivers and then follow that web page???
[20:27] <oldos2er> binger: Don't follow that article, it's out of date
[20:28] <jefinc`> SHOVELL; what was the question?
[20:28] <binger> oldos2er what do you suggest I do?
[20:28] <terryd> #list
[20:28] <terryd> help
[20:28] <terryd> ?help
[20:28] <SHOVELL> my partition table seems to be broken or corrupt HELP i would like to fix this with out reinstall
[20:28] <binger> oldos2er I was following it because someone else posted earlier. :)
[20:28] <oldos2er> binger: Once you install the proprietary drivers, run gksu nvidiaa-settings to enable twin view
[20:28] <oldos2er> *nvidia
[20:28] <SHOVELL> jefinc`,  gparted shows no partition table
[20:29] <Mavrik> guys, what gives with slow desktop performance when using nVidia proprietary drivers?
[20:30] <SHOVELL> jefinc`, but fdisk does for sda and i do not want to loose the information
[20:30] <binger> oldos2er ok will give that a shot.  There are several drivers listed there.  Should I stick with the recommended one?  I've had it installed but it does seem to slow the system down.
[20:30] <oldos2er> binger: which nvidi card you have?
[20:30] <oldos2er> *nvidia
[20:31] <MonkeyDust> jefinc`  this is SHOVELL 's situation http://pastebin.com/us59WELt http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-03112012-031442pm.php
[20:31] <oldos2er> binger: yes, i would go with the recommended ones
[20:31] <guntbert> terryd:  Do you have an ubuntu support question?
[20:32] <binger> oldos2er geforce something.  Is there a way to look within ubuntu?  I am running it dual boot with win7, not sure how to see hardware in ubuntu
[20:32] <subz3r0> Terryd, /help , /list
[20:34] <oldos2er> binger: lspci | grep VGA
[20:34] <oldos2er> binger: run that in a terminal, it should show which card you have
[20:34] <makara> in the hit TV series Dallas, who played the part of Bobby's wife Pamela Ewing?
[20:36] <guntbert> !ot | makara
[20:36] <binger> oldos2er: geforce 7150M/nforce 630M (rev A2)
[20:37] <oldos2er> binger: that's an older card? install the recommended drivers (from additional drivers)
[20:38] <visof> hello
[20:39] <subz3r0> makara, the mum of cpt. kirk
[20:39] <binger> oldos2er laptop is probably 3 or 4 years old, will try the recommended ones.
[20:39] <oldos2er> binger: hopefully you should be good to go
[20:40] <binger> thanks
[20:40] <oldos2er> binger: you're welcome
[20:40] <ed__> im
[20:41] <makara> subz3r0: hmmm, not that I know of. It was Victoria Principal
[20:41] <aperson> When using @weekly in my crontab, when does the week start?
[20:42] <guntbert> makara: please keep your comments here to ubuntu support only
[20:42] <devish> does copying the war files and then running localhost:8080/project do not run project in linux
[20:42] <devish> in tomcat
[20:42] <dicannamas> i have a webcam that works fine when i use it to take pictures but i had tryed use it in a messenger like amsn and skype and the webcam does not load...what should i do?
[20:44] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: can you pastebin the output of:  lsb_release -a; uname -a; lsusb
[20:44] <guntbert> aperson: @weekly creates an entry with day 0 = sunday - see man 5 crontab
[20:44] <aperson> guntbert➽ thanks, so it starts on sunday
[20:45] <ActionParsnip> aperson: if you have a desktop UI, you can use gnome-schedule :)
[20:45] <velko> dicannamas, try starting skype from the command line like this "LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype" if it works - put it in a script and start that script instead of skype directly
[20:45] <aperson> ActionParsnip➽ this is for a cron job on my server that makes automated reddit posts
[20:45] <ActionParsnip> aperson: gotcha
[20:46] <sbarcteam> hi.
[20:46] <sbarcteam> I've ran do-release-upgrade from hardy to lucid.
[20:46] <binger> oldos2er well the gksu nvidia-settings brought up the gui but it's not detecting the external monitor
[20:47] <sbarcteam> When running lsb-release -a I am still getting a printout of "Hardy".
[20:47] <sbarcteam> what did I do wrong ?
[20:47] <velko> dicannamas, since onecric the command is actually "LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype" and if you are using 64-big "LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib32/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype". make sure you have installed libv4l-0 (or lib32v4l-0 if you are on 64-bit)
[20:47] <dicannamas> velko, ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[20:48] <ubuntu> Can sombody please help me?  I have nuked grub and can't seem to reinstall it.  I have tried several walkthrus even installed "boot-repair" still no dice. I am on an xubuntu live cd and I have a partition map writtin down.
[20:48] <ubuntu> when I type "sudo grub-install dev/cciss/c0d0" I get "/usr/sbin/grub-probe: error: cannot stat `aufs'."
[20:48] <oldos2er> binger: it doesn't show in 'Xserver Display Configuration'?
[20:48] <tony__> h
[20:49] <antivirtel> http://askubuntu.com/questions/112142/prioritize-ppa-repos-with-the-same-host
[20:49] <antivirtel> MonkeyDust - see above!
[20:50] <pythonsnake> does cpu frequency affects its temp?
[20:50] <webnet> anyon eknow a way to look up th epid for a proicess from command line?
[20:50] <webnet> i was going to use pgrep
[20:50] <pythonsnake> change*
[20:50] <webnet> but i donnt want to install anything
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> webnet: ps -ef | grep something | awk '{print $1}'
[20:51] <webnet> cool thanks
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> webnet: or:  pidof processname
[20:51] <webnet> oh that's be faster
[20:51] <webnet> :D
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: sudo apt-get install libv4l-0
[20:51] <webnet> ActionParsnip, thanks worked great! :D
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> webnet: both are fairly instantaneous, pidof requires you to get the processname spot on
[20:52] <binger> oldos2er actually i think that it detects it but there's no option for "twinview" or similar that I can see. Maybe need a different driver? I'll do some more googling.
[20:52] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip,  already instelled
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: what is the output of: uname -m
[20:53] <oldos2er> binger: you clicked the dropdown menu next to 'configuration'?
[20:53] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, i686
[20:53] <binger> oldos2er: it shows as an option in a dropdown menu on the display configuration but the gui is only showing one monitor at a time and the second as "disabled"
[20:53] <ActionParsnip> pythonsnake: a CPU running slower will generate less heat, it can also use less power
[20:54] <us12> hello. can anybody help me with dualboot please ?
[20:54] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: and the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[20:54] <pythonsnake> :(
[20:54] <binger> oldos2er got it i think :):):)
[20:55] <oldos2er> binger: click the disabled monitor, then the configuration dropdown menu for twin view
[20:55] <binger> that's what i just stumbled on.
[20:55] <oldos2er> binger: it's confusing, i know
[20:55] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, oneiric
[20:55] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: try:    LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so skype
[20:55] <binger> thanks again.  am now a happy camper
[20:55] <oldos2er> binger: cool, glad you got it going
[20:56] <MonkeyDust> webnet  try pgrep -l
[20:56] <us12> anyone?
[20:56] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, ERROR: ld.so: object '/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[20:57] <MonkeyDust> !dualboot| us12
[20:57] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: tab complete the file names in terminal, you get the idea
[20:57] <nfm> Hi all, I want to use the 'beep' program to let me know when dvdbackup is finished, but it doesn't make any sound. I have loaded the pcspkr module, and I can't figure out what else I'm missing. I'm on 11.10 64-bit
[20:57] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, what?
[20:58] <MonkeyDust> nfm  in a Terminal, type alsamixer, if you see MM, go there and press M
[20:58] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, one minute i go verify the names in the folders
[20:59] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: does the /usr/lib/libv4l exist? if so what files are in there, do they sound like the ones in the commands given so far?
[20:59] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: bit of fuzzy logic speeds things up
[21:00] <nfm> MonkeyDust: Yep, it was muted! It works now. Thanks!
[21:00] <us12> MonkeyDust: read it but, dont think that fully understand what to do :(
[21:01] <us12> *i
[21:02] <Macaroni> i'm on Ubuntu 10.04 and i've just installed spotify, but it crashes after i type in my username and password, does anyone else experience this problem?
[21:03] <ActionParsnip> Macaroni: spotify as in the native app or via wine
[21:03] <us12> MonkeyDust: i found something like this - http://www.supergrubdisk.org/category/download/supergrub2diskdownload/  is this is good idea to use this?
[21:04] <Macaroni> ActionParsnip, the native app
[21:04] <MonkeyDust> us12  what was your question again?
[21:04] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, the folder is there but with a luck on it...does it make any difference?
[21:04] <ActionParsnip> Macaroni: run it in a termnal, the output may help
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: its owned by root, you should be able to enter it
[21:05] <Macaroni> ok, i'll give it a try, thanks
[21:05] <ActionParsnip> Macaroni: did you install it with the PPA?
[21:05] <Macaroni> yes
[21:05] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, doesnt show at first but qhen i search it show with a luck which i could open no problem
[21:05] <us12> MonkeyDust:  i cant start use dualboot after resizing win7 partition
[21:05] <Macaroni> the one from spotify site
[21:06] <ActionParsnip> Macaroni: you may want to contact the ppa maintainer. I use the same app in precise and its fine
[21:07] <fga>  /leave goodnight
[21:07] <Macaroni> ActionParsnip: i ran it in terminal and it said "segmentation fault" upon crashing
[21:08] <ActionParsnip> Macaroni: is there a config folder in $HOME or $HOME/.config    for the app?
[21:08] <Macaroni> ActionParsnip: lemme check
[21:08] <pedrito> Hello. I am running Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit and I having problems with libopenal. The library is requested to run a app called X-plane. The App is requesting the 32 bit library. I have install libopenal with synaptic package manager. Although installed the x-plane can't find the lib. Can you check the following terminal outputs in http://paste.ubuntu.com/879517/
[21:09] <Macaroni> ActionParsnip: yes there is
[21:10] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, are you still with me?
[21:11] <Trigger> Trigger: open /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts for editting with: gksudo gedit    and edit BOTH at the same time, then save both and reboot .....I don't understand still how to do this at the same time. Can you give me a path?
[21:12] <PairyHussy> hello
[21:13] <bouzbou> I've installed ubuntu, I'm on the test version with the liveCD, I'm trying to install grub but with no success, how can I do that?
[21:14] <MrCraig> I have a problem with my keyboard, short-cuts such as ctrl+c/v/x/z don't work. The keys themselves function, but it seems the scan-codes are different or incorrectly mapped. Is there a tool I can use to test different layouts to find one that works?
[21:14] <aperson> bouzbou➽ you need to chroot and install grub from there
[21:15] <bouzbou> aperson: chroot: failed to run command `/bin/bash': No such file or directory
[21:15] <aperson> bouzbou➽ https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling_GRUB2
[21:16] <ikonia> silverlion
[21:16] <ikonia> oops
[21:16] <ikonia> sorry
[21:16] <wolfmitchell> Is there ar
[21:16] <bouzbou> aperson: ah thank you I'm going to try the graphical tool, I don't know anything yet about the terminal
[21:16] <wolfmitchell> Wth
[21:16] <hajar> How to transfer phone dictionary  contacts to iphone 4s using ubuntu 11.10
[21:16] <wolfmitchell> Nvm
[21:16] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: sup
[21:16] <ActionParsnip> Macaroni: delete it, then rerun the app
[21:16] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, stock still
[21:16] <wolfmitchell> Is there a program that captures command line input and puts it in a pastebin?
[21:17] <dicannamas> help me out
[21:17] <wolfmitchell> (I said wth as my enter key is bugging me)
[21:17] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: not sure then dude, if you run:  lsusb   you can search for guides for the device
[21:18] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, the cam works fine with picture taker
[21:18] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: maybe there are bugs reported....
[21:18] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, skype shows the name on the cam but the test dont work
[21:19] <Macaroni> ActionParsnip: didn't work :/
[21:19] <ra1ndr0p> Is there a place where i can get ndiswrapper 1.56 deb's and ALL of there dependencies?
[21:19] <MaxHr_> Hello, looking for an editor that will take an existing pdf, use it as a canvas and let me put editable text fields on-top of it, leaving them fillable and editable, any suggestions?
[21:19] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, must be something i am missing on the platform itself as amsn has the same problem
[21:19] <pedrito> wolfmitchell: select text with mouse and then midbutton click on pastebin.
[21:19] <storyteller> can we trace availability of secondary dns through dig command
[21:19] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, thanks man..i go search around
[21:19] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: the 8 character hex id will help find guides
[21:20] <wolfmitchell> pedrito: I mean a program that runs in command line to post to a pastebin. Eg. Piping a command through it.
[21:20] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, whats that?
[21:20] <wolfmitchell> I need it for a VM.
[21:20] <ssta> wolfmitchell: pastebinit?
[21:20] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: in the lsusb output...
[21:20] <wolfmitchell> ssta: Thats the one I was looking for,
[21:21] <ActionParsnip> storyteller: you could ping the secondary dns I guess...
[21:21] <sbarcteam> hi.
[21:21] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, Bus 002 Device 002: ID 041e:4052 Creative Technology, Ltd Live! Cam Vista IM
[21:21] <pedrito> Hello. Need help. I am running Ubuntu 11.10 64 bit and I having problems with libopenal. The library is requested to run a app called X-plane. The App is requesting the 32 bit library. I have install libopenal with synaptic package manager. Although installed the x-plane can't find the lib. Can you check the following terminal outputs in http://paste.ubuntu.com/879517/
[21:21] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: ok use the: 041e:4052    bity and find guides..
[21:21] <storyteller> @ActionParsnip:even for that i`ll need to know its IP atleast :P
[21:22] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, i dont know what you mean
[21:22] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, bugs reported?
[21:22] <storyteller> @ActionParsnip:that means i`ll need to know its presence.
[21:23] <storyteller> @storyteller:test
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> dicannamas: the ID identifies the device. If you searchj for it youu will find how tos and bugs
[21:25] <ActionParsnip> storyteller: the IP will be in /etc/resolv.conf
[21:26] <dicannamas> ActionParsnip, thanks man, really appretiate it...i go check...later
[21:26] <SHOVELL> my partition table seems to be broken or corrupt HELP i would like to fix this with out reinstall
[21:27] <SHOVELL> situation http://pastebin.com/us59WELt http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-03112012-031442pm.php
[21:27] <storyteller> @ActionParsnip:I am testing a remote machine.Just wondered if any one trace presence of secondary ns.
[21:28] <mtrd`> hello. i'm trying to stop x server as i want to install some nvidia driver, i tried a lot of solutions, but all i can get is nothing or a console comming up (with no prompt) and various checks on pulseaudio, etc... what do you recommend as a sure way to disable X ?
[21:29] <ActionParsnip> mtrd`: you can install the nvidia driver from the desktop
[21:29] <MonkeyDust> !nox| mtrd` you mean this?
[21:29] <mtrd`> it tells me i'm running X and that i should stop it ActionParsnip
[21:29] <mtrd`> MonkeyDust, didn't try that, thank you :)
[21:30] <ActionParsnip> mtrd`: if you install:   sudo apt-get install nvidia-current   then reboot it will be installed
[21:31] <tasuja> hello need help, cant install build-essential
[21:32] <OU818> where can i go to bs/
[21:33] <ActionParsnip> tasuja: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install build-essential    not work?
[21:33] <SHOVELL> !offtopic
[21:33] <tasuja> ActionParsnip, no
[21:34] <szal> tasuja: define 'cant install'
[21:34] <tasuja> build-essential : Depends: libc6-dev but it is not going to be installed or
[21:34] <tasuja> libc-dev
[21:34] <tasuja> Depends: g++ (>= 4:4.4.3) but it is not going to be installed
[21:34] <tasuja> E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[21:34] <OU818> shovell. where can i go to learn passive agressive bot commands/
[21:34] <ActionParsnip> tasuja: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[21:34] <SHOVELL> OU818, not a clue
[21:34] <bastidrazor> ubottu: tell OU818 about factoids
[21:35] <tasuja> ActionParsnip, oneiric
[21:35] <ActionParsnip> tasuja: have you added any PPAs?
[21:35] <SHOVELL> my partition table seems to be broken or corrupt HELP i would like to fix this with out reinstall  situation http://pastebin.com/us59WELt http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-03112012-031442pm.php
[21:35] <tasuja> ActionParsnip, dont thinks so dont know what these are
[21:36] <szal> sounds strange to me; I thought Oneiric had gcc 4.6.1 or so
[21:36] <tasuja> i have Lubuntu
[21:37] <Jacruth>  Hello, how could I setup to no start the Apache daemon at the system start?
[21:37] <Rodrigo> Hello!!
[21:38] <saquib> hi
[21:38] <Rodrigo> HellO!
[21:38] <calloc> i just installed 11.10 and then first thing it asked me was to download 300 megabytes of updates
[21:39] <Rodrigo> Somebody here?
[21:39] <Guinness2702> Hi there.  Can anybody tell me how to stop NetworkManager from clobbering my resolv.conf?  I've told it network is disabled, and it still keeps doing it :(
[21:39] <meerkats> how do I edit the name of an icon in unity? compiz?
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> calloc: yes, the release was out in October, so you have 6 months of updates...
[21:48] <mtrd`> hi again.
[21:48] <mtrd`> where should i type the 'text' argument ?
[21:48] <mtrd`> on grub choice page?
[21:51] <bel3atar> anyone upgraded to KDE 4.8.1 ?
[21:54] <n0sq> i don't know what changed but the sidebar menu won't autohide anymore - how do i fix this?
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> tasuja: are there any bugs reported?
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> bel3atar: there is a backports ppa with it on
[21:56] <bel3atar> ActionParsnip: I upgraded already and my quicklaunch just disappears all the time
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> bel3atar: I'd contact the PPA maintainer then
[22:01] <slothscripts> Has anyone dealt with an issue, on boot-up a message "Input Signal out of Range / Changing to XXXXX" before prior to the log in screen appearing?
[22:04] <ActionParsnip> slothscripts: do you use nvidia gpu, or amd by any chance?
[22:04] <mtrd`> Hello. I'm trying to boot in console mode, i tried : sudo /etc/init.d/xdm stop, it finds no service, stop lightdm and init 3 hangs on checking battery state, i messed with grub and tried to ad "single" to the kernel which leads to a too low runlevel
[22:04] <mtrd`> how can i boot in my usual user and runlevel without X ?
[22:05] <slothscripts> I do belief I am running an nvidia gpu.
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> slothscripts: with the proprietary driver?
[22:05] <ETronik> Just finished migrating my Mum from Windows7 onto Ubuntu !! yay! :-D let's see how see fares....
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> mtrd`: hold shift at boot, select recovery mode, select root, then use su to change to your user
[22:05] <mtrd`> ActionParsnip, trying that, thanks ! :)
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> slothscripts: thats can happen as the driver doesn't get loaded fast enogh before plymouth loads, so you get the message
[22:07] <slothscripts> ActionParsnip: I will look into it; I believe I was though.
[22:08] <zamba> i have lots and lots of files i need to transfer over the net.. i ahve a very good connection, but the overhead due to the number of files makes it very slow to transfer.. how can i speed this up?
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> slothscripts: I wouldn't worry about it personally
[22:09] <velko> zamba, tar them together first into one big file "tar cvf mybigfile.tar mydir/" and transfer it over the net
[22:09] <zamba> velko: the problem is that i don't have available disk space for that :p
[22:10] <slothscripts> ActionParsnip: I am only worrying because my Grub will not load; and that message appears directly after "Grub Loading..." and then from there it boots to Ubuntu. I'm dual booting with windows 7, however, I cannot actually boot into windows 7.
[22:10] <ActionParsnip> slothscripts: if you hold shift at boot, does it show?
[22:10] <Guest38150> How do i cd to /home/mike/cc It says no such file or directory?
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> Guest38150: is the case correct?
[22:11] <slothscripts> no if I hold shift it only displays the grub loading; otherwise nothing.
[22:12] <Guest38150> ActionParsnip,  yes /home/mike also says no such file or dir
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> slothscripts: you can modify /etc/default/grub and set the res there. You can see the screen res you use with:  xrandr
[22:12] <calloc> what is a good compact mp3 player?
[22:12] <ssta> zamba: tar zc . | ssh user@host -c cat > foo.tar.gz
[22:12] <CFHowlett> calloc   audacious
[22:12] <zamba> ssta: sweet
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> calloc: mplayer
[22:12] <calloc> ty
[22:13] <ssta> zamba: test that before you trust it BTW...
[22:13] <slothscripts> ActionParsnip: will you be around in a little? I have to run quickly, but I had not been suggested that yet.
[22:13] <CFHowlett> ActionParsnip   *right!* didn't even think of mplayer.
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> slothscripts: sure
[22:13] <zamba> ssta: it's a bunch of jpegs, so i guess the z option won't do much
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> CFHowlett: mplayer is the daddy
[22:13] <ssta> zamba: fair enough
[22:15] <Guest38150> mplayer is the same as movie player?
[22:16] <CFHowlett> Guest38150   no
[22:16] <chiggins> Anyone know how I can svn checkout even when my SSL cert doesn't fully validate?
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> Guest38150: movie player == totem
[22:17] <mtrd`> ActionParsnip, thank you, it worked :)
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> mtrd`: sweet
[22:17] <CFHowlett> Guest38150   mplayer is a different player launched from terminal.  Most users are unaware of it, so you may consider yourself better informed than most.
[22:17] <Guest38150> ActionParsnip, you like mplayer over vlc?
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> mtrd`: did the drivers in the repos not work?
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> Guest38150: for me, yes :)
[22:17] <tasuja> finnaly got installing, updated sources.list
[22:18] <ActionParsnip> Guest38150: but for remote controlled media player, vlc all the way
[22:19] <chiggins> Any help with this SVN checkout and SSL? http://pastebin.com/sTKLC2wd
[22:19] <mtrd`> ActionParsnip, it's a developper driver for CUDA, not sure it's in repos
[22:20] <Trigger> been trying to change my hostname and now I cannot bring up the terminal by doing a ctrl alt T. Something is really screwed up.
[22:22] <Trigger> by not doing a ctrl, alt, T I cannot get into the gksudo and gedit. What can i do
[22:24] <vallor> is there a graphical front-end to generating live Ubuntu images?
[22:25] <vallor> live usb images, that is
[22:26] <binger> I accidentally rm'd sudo so now get meesage :  The program 'sudo' can be found in the following packages:
[22:26] <binger>  * sudo
[22:26] <binger>  * sudo-ldap
[22:26] <binger> Try: sudo apt-get install <selected package>
[22:26] <binger> how to fix?
[22:26] <OerHeks> vallor, yes, usb-creator, standard installed in your ubuntu
[22:26] <CFHowlett> binger   dang - I didn't even know that was possible.
[22:27] <vallor> OerHeks: thank you! :)
[22:27] <ssta> download the sudo package by hand, boot to single user, and dpkg -i it
[22:27] <Spyro2> binger, su
[22:27] <rypervenche> binger: Log in as root to run those commands. If you don't have a root password, then you'll have to go into recovery mode and make a password there.
[22:28] <wolke> q
[22:28] <binger> rypervenche,  dumb question but how do I get to root?
[22:28] <ghatak> How do I prevent X from starting up upon booting of computer? I already tried to add the override in /etc/init.d/lightdm and it did not work
[22:30] <webnet> remove x?
[22:30] <rypervenche> binger: When you start Ubuntu in recovery mode, it will log you in as root automatically. Give root a password with "passwd root" then restart your computer as normal. Afterward, do "su -" and use root's new password. Then run "aptitude install sudo" and when you're done, log out of root with "exit" and remove root's password with "sudo passwd -d root"
[22:30] <binger> rypervenche, thank you will try that
[22:31] <ghatak> webnet: that is not right, i need X for other stuff, just don't want it running all the time
[22:31] <ssta> umm, use passwd -l root, -d removes the password
[22:31] <ubuntunobody> hi, is there a good alternative to unetbootin to create an ubuntu live usb?
[22:32] <CFHowlett> ubuntunobody   startupdiskcreator
[22:32] <trism> !text | ghatak
[22:32] <ubuntunobody> CFHowlett: thank you
[22:32] <ghatak> trism: ha my man
[22:32] <ghatak> that is it
[22:32] <webnet> ghatak, oh ok
[22:35] <theTroy> I understand that linux caches files, but is it possible to force-load a file or folder into the RAM on start or on demand?
[22:35] <ssta> theTroy: you could put it into /dev/shm maybe?
[22:35] <Guest38150> That startup disk creator looks as easy to use as unetbootin
[22:36] <Guest38150> never knew that program was there
[22:36] <technel> Using 11.10 with a brand new $1500 desktop (Radeon 8950). When I alt+tab, the windows all disappear for a second, then reappear. Sometimes this happens and I can't use my keyboard anymore and Unity crashes. Any ideas?
[22:36] <theTroy> ssta: could you clarify? wouldnt that mean that any changes would be lost?
[22:36] <ssta> theTroy: yes, it would.
[22:36] <ssta> theTroy: I'm not really sure what it is you want...it was just a suggested path
[22:37] <theTroy> I wanted to simply load a file into memory. When you copy a large file over, ubuntu caches it, so if I copy it again, it will take much less time (since it doesnt read from HDD anymore)
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> theTroy: sure, add the command to copy the folder in /etc/rc.local above the 'exit 0', to copy to a ram drive and it will be in RAM. You will need to copy back to the hard storage before power off to retain changes
[22:37] <theTroy> I simply want to force-cache a file or folder
[22:38] <ssta> not sure you can do that
[22:38] <theTroy> ActionParsnip: I do not want to operate on a file in RAM, I want to to be cached, as linux caches any other file (I explained above)
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> ssta: why not?
[22:38] <ubuntunobody> Guest38150: yes worked much better for me
[22:38] <stracqua> http://xdcc_10
[22:38] <ssta> ActionParsnip: I don't know of any way to force a file into cache.  Whether or not the kernel decides to cache something is up to the kernel, not userspace
[22:39] <ActionParsnip> theTroy: how is it different?
[22:39] <theTroy> ActionParsnip: actions performed on the file will be performed on the HDD image, while any read action will be taken from RAM
[22:39] <theTroy> since that is what linux cache does, as far as I understand
[22:40] <stracqua> http://xdcc_9
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> theTroy: you could work on the file in the ram drive and you could cron an rsync to copy the file to the drive periodically. This would achieve the same
[22:40] <OerHeks> stracqua, what are you trying to tell us?
[22:40] <ActionParsnip> theTroy: i can't think of another way to do it. maybe others have alternatives
[22:42] <leetbit> +I
[22:42] <technel> Anyone know why I would lose my title bars and the ability to type after alt+tabbing in 11.10?
[22:42] <theTroy> ActionParsnip: Hmm, yeah, I might not be explaining correctly. Am I correct to say that linux caches file (i.e. reads it into RAM) if I use nautilus copy function? But at the same time if I change the file that has been copied, the cache is freed (I can see it happening on system monitor). But from your words there is no way to manually act on this behaviour?
[22:43] <ssta> theTroy: you could (maybe) cp the files to /dev/null, which MIGHT put them in the read cache...and the kernel MIGHT leave them in the cache until you need them...
[22:43] <theTroy> ssta: this is closer to what I wanted :)
[22:43] <ssta> theTroy: it's far from certain though...really manipulating the cache isn't something that can be reliably done from userspace
[22:44] <theTroy> ssta: thanks for explanation, Ill try to search further :)
[22:44] <_amoeba> is there a way where I can set the icon for mp3 files ? When I try to change it for one mp3 icon it just changes it for that file not all mp3 types
[22:44] <ssta> why do you want to do it anyway?
[22:45] <velvetpixel> I am looking for the md5 checksum file for the 64-bit download found here: http://www.ubuntu.com/start-download?distro=desktop&bits=64&release=latest
[22:46] <CFHowlett> velvetpixel   http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/11.10/release/
[22:47] <OerHeks> or https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[22:47] <velvetpixel> @CFHowlett Thank you! Would be nice to have alink to it from the main downloads page :)
[22:51] <zarafiq> hello fellow ubuntu users
[22:51] <zarafiq> looking for some help with installing a package
[22:51] <OerHeks> zarafiq, ask away
[22:51] <Benkinooby> zarafiq, a bit more info would be useful ;)
[22:51] <CFHowlett> zarafiq   more details ...
[22:52] <zarafiq> of course :) just checking if I'm in the right place
[22:52] <hypn0> in ubuntu 10.04 the swap partition is practically zero (252bytes) - it isnt being used, how can i get it working again?
[22:52] <binger> Still having trouble with sudo.  I did this:When you start Ubuntu in recovery mode, it will log you in as root automatically. Give root a password with "passwd root" then restart your computer as normal. Afterward, do "su -" and use root's new password. Then run "aptitude install sudo" and when you're done, log out of root with "exit" and remove root's password with "sudo passwd -d root
[22:53] <zarafiq> trying to install amazonmp3 app - reguires some libs but it seems older versions that I can get using synaptic
[22:53] <ActionParsnip> theTroy: that's how i'd do it otherwise not sure. Maybe others can advise
[22:53] <CFHowlett> hypn0   what is the swap partition size?
[22:53] <jrib> binger: umm, why are you doing that?  What was the original issue?
[22:53] <Vinnie_win> Whats a good channel for soliciting help in writing a simple Makefile?
[22:53] <binger> was able to set root password, exited root, tried to install sudo: apt-get install sudo
[22:53] <binger> Reading package lists... Done
[22:53] <binger> Building dependency tree
[22:53] <binger> Reading state information... Done
[22:53] <binger> sudo is already the newest version.
[22:53] <FloodBot1> binger: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:53] <hypn0> CFHowlett, abt 400+mbs, its only recently happened
[22:53] <jrib> Vinnie_win: if you are using autotools, #autotools
[22:54] <theTroy> ActionParsnip: ssta actually, found an interesting tool here fcoretools and fadvise Seems if I write some code I will be able to force-cache files :)
[22:54] <Vinnie_win> jrib: I would really like to avoid autotools
[22:54] <Vinnie_win> jrib: I just need a little help putting together a Makefile that compiles all the .cpp, links, with the appropriate switches for the needed libraries and thats it (I think)
[22:54] <ssta> binger: apt-get install --reinstal sudo
[22:54] <zarafiq> e.g. requires libboost-thread1.34.1
[22:54] <ssta> binger: and use "passwd -l root", not "passwd -d root"
[22:54] <FusionX> how do I update flash?
[22:55] <jrib> Vinnie_win: don't know of such a channel.  Maybe ##programming
[22:55] <FusionX> all the youtube videos say, an error occurred
[22:55] <binger> ssta: will give that a try thanks
[22:55] <ssta> oops... binger: apt-get install --reinstall sudo
[22:55] <ssta> two "l"s in reinstall
[22:55] <velvetpixel> is there any difference between ubuntu-11.10-desktop-amd64.iso which is downloaded from the main Ubunu download page (when 64-bit drop down and the Mac radio button is selected) and ubuntu-11.10-desktop-amd64+mac.iso available here: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/11.10/release/
[22:56] <binger> how do I get back to root in terminal?
[22:56] <CFHowlett> velvetpixel   if you got mac, get mac .iso
[22:56] <haz3lnut> binger: su
[22:56] <velvetpixel> @CFHowlett K Thanks!
[22:57] <zarafiq> synaptic has libboost-thread1.40.0
[22:57] <Benkinooby> hypn0, i'm not a pro, but ifrst of all you should make it bigger
[22:57] <CFHowlett> velvetpixel   good luck
[22:57] <Benkinooby> hypn0, and then you have to mount it as swap...  i don't know how to check if it is use though :(
[22:57] <wamicho> how do i get ipod nano g5 to work with gtkpod
[22:57] <binger> scratch that,
[22:58] <velvetpixel> I run unstall and manage Ubuntu all day long in our DC on dell servers. Thought I would finally give it a shot on my iMac at home as a desktop :)
[22:58] <velvetpixel> Install not unstall :)
[22:58] <haz3lnut> ActionParsnip: thanks for help yesterday. re: apt-get problems.  I finally nailed it down to bad ram.  all is smooth now.
[22:58] <ssta> Benkinooby: swapon -s
[22:59] <hypn0> Benkinooby, _, it worked fine days ago, there is nothing wrong with the size, its just not being recognised, its mounted fine (i think)  /dev/sda3: UUID="33c821e8-2d4b-4b0e-9ea7-3f4a8aec9973" TYPE="swap"
[22:59] <wamicho> how do i get ipod nano g5 to work with gtkpod ?
[22:59] <ssta> hypn0: how do you know it's not recognised?
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> haz3lnut: sweet :). RAM does break :)
[22:59] <Benkinooby> hypn0, did you see the comment of ssta ?  it's  swapon -s
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> wamicho: could install rockbox :)
[23:00] <scientes> anyone have a systemd for ubuntu more recent thatn v 15?
[23:01] <SHOVELL> my partition table seems to be broken or corrupt HELP i would like to fix this with out reinstall  situation http://pastebin.com/us59WELt http://www.zimagez.com/zimage/screenshot-03112012-031442pm.php
[23:02] <wamicho> ActionParsnip: Does it allow to add music to ipod g5 ?
[23:02] <vallor> well shoot, I'm doing something wrong -- this is the screen I'm getting:  http://ponzo.net/newshawk/wrong2.png
[23:02] <ActionParsnip> wamicho: its an alternate OS for your devcie
[23:02] <SHOVELL> i really would like to not have to repartition the whole drive
[23:03] <hypn0> ssta, Benkinooby, i checked /etc/fstab and its there correctly, the uuid is correct, it seems to be mounted, just not used : /dev/sda3                               partition       417680  252     -1
[23:03] <vallor> do I need to partition the usb drive to do a live install?
[23:03] <haz3lnut> SHOVELL: try testdisk
[23:03] <CFHowlett> vallor   just format it and install
[23:03] <ssta> hypn0: that is used...
[23:03] <ssta> hypn0: what makes you think it's not?
[23:03] <haz3lnut> wamicho, throw a way that ipod and get a real music player.
[23:03] <vallor> CFHowlett: if I click "erase disk", it disappears from the list of disks to use
[23:03] <SHOVELL> haz3lnut, i did and that got the partition table readable but gparted still cant recognize anything
[23:03] <vallor> lemme try this again
[23:04] <hypn0> but it isnt being used, i get out of memory error, and is stays at zero (just abt) ssta
[23:04] <ssta> how much RAM do you have?  You only have 400M of swap which feels smallish
[23:04] <OttifantSir> How do I remove scopes and lenses from Unity?
[23:05] <OerHeks> hypn0, d you have an encrypted home
[23:05] <haz3lnut> SHOVELL: then use testdisk to save everything savable and repartition.  That's the best I can offer.  I've been there before, it's the easiest way.
[23:05] <hypn0> OerHeks, no
[23:06] <SHOVELL> ok well i figured i would ask one last time
[23:06] <vallor> ah, I see now -- the erase is failing with this:
[23:06] <vallor> org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or the network connection was broken.
[23:06] <netprince> Hey Everyone, I'm trying to install ubuntu server in a hyperv VM, but I keep getting the error 'Your installation cd-rom couldn't be mounted'.  Any clues?
[23:08] <OttifantSir> How do I remove scopes and lenses in Unity?
[23:08] <SHOVELL> well my drive is sol so ill see you all later as i have to re install everything
[23:08] <plato101a> whatever
[23:08] <haz3lnut> see ya
[23:09] <zarafiq> trying to install amazonmp3, error message "Package libboost-thread1.34.1 is not installed" installed libboost-thread1.40.0 but it seems that dpkg or apt-get want older version
[23:09] <OttifantSir> How do I remove scopes and lenses in Unity?
[23:10] <GR44> IS there a better way to customize unity than CompizConfig?  I just keep crashing my GUI everytime I change something
[23:11] <Anonnuke> irc.anonops.pro
[23:11] <haz3lnut> GR44 Unity killed me 2 days ago.  I am only able to use my system through gnome shell, which I don;t like.  Am in the process of installing kde 4.8 right now. hopefully I will have good luck.
[23:12] <GR44> I keep resetting compiz to defaults everytime it crashes, trying to figure out which options are stable but it seems hit or miss
[23:14] <haz3lnut> yep.  In a few minutes I will be rebooting into kde.  hopefully all will go well <fingers crossed>
[23:16] <miles__> Hello. How can I launch Totem in safe mode (no plugins)?
[23:17] <dylan_> ActionParsnip: Hey, I am sorry to have taken so long. Thanks for staying around; do you remember what your advice was?
[23:17] <OttifantSir> How do I remove scopes and lenses from Unity? After apt-get removing them, they're still there.
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[23:19] <jen_> where is a site that I can get awesome screensavers?
[23:19] <pythonsnake> >> videos are slow
[23:19] <CFHowlett> jen_   http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/07/install-extra-screensavers-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx/
[23:20] <bobtheblueberry> does canonical have any plans to fix compiz and nautilus in their next downgrade versions
[23:20] <jen_> thanks CFHowlett! I rmember now
[23:20] <Kotus> jen_, http://opendesktop.org/index.php?xcontentmode=30x187x2120
[23:22] <lya> salut
[23:22] <Eruadan> hi, is there a command to install xampp ?
[23:22] <CFHowlett> !it|Lya
[23:22] <lya> il y a des francais
[23:23] <CFHowlett> !fr|lya
[23:23] <sup3rj33n00s> hi i am new and where isstart button??
[23:23] <slothscripts> Eruadan: Are you looking for XAMPP merely for the PHP + MySQL + Apache packaging?
[23:23] <Eruadan> yes
[23:23] <dicannamas> i did create a executable file with a chmod command but now i want to revert what i did and delete the file i creat but i dont know how
[23:23] <lya> by by
[23:23] <lya> thank you
[23:23] <synaptix> o/ @ #ubuntu
[23:23] <slothscripts> Eruadan: You can install the three individually quite easily using the terminal. Let me grab some links for you.
[23:24] <Eruadan> k
[23:24] <itaylor57> !lamp | Eruadan
[23:24] <jen_> hold the phone...I cant find where I CAN put a screensaver on, is it suppose to be under appearence?
[23:24] <slothscripts> http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/installing-php5-and-apache-on-ubuntu/ => That will show how to install PHP5 & Apache2 ; a few simple terminal lines.
[23:25] <Eruadan> k
[23:25] <CFHowlett> jen_   system>preferences>screensaver
[23:25] <slothscripts> https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/mysql.html => MySQL | https://help.ubuntu.com/11.10/serverguide/C/phpmyadmin.html => PHPMyAdmin
[23:26] <jen_> well shoot I dont have preferences X_X or am I just ignorant?
[23:26] <jen_> I dont have screensaver app either
[23:26] <CFHowlett> jen_ 11.10?
[23:26] <jen_> umm all I know is ocelot
[23:27] <jen_> i forgot what it is~
[23:27] <jen_> 11.11
[23:27] <Eruadan> oneric
[23:27] <CFHowlett> jen_   yup, 11.10.  sorry, I'm still on 10.04 so it's different.  ask the channel about screensavers
[23:27] <thor8561> Hi all
[23:27] <CFHowlett> thor8561   greetings
[23:28] <jen_> screeeeensavers please ^^ I have no idea how the heck to put it on because there is no screensavers app
[23:28] <nikBojo> can someone give me pointers for bsd
[23:28] <thor8561> Thanks CF Howlett
[23:28] <CFHowlett> nikBojo   ask on the BSD irc channel ...
[23:28] <thor8561> I have an issues with 11.10
[23:28] <Airtreck> hi ActionParsnip
[23:29] <CFHowlett> nikBojo   go to #bsd
[23:29] <Robyekatia2007> ciao
[23:29] <Jimmio> nikBojo: 0xFFFFFF, 0xDEADBEEF, 0xDEADBEA7, 0x11FE1E55.
[23:29] <Robyekatia2007> !list
[23:29] <Kotus> jen_, i don't know but try puting something in /usr/share/xscreensaver/config or find the gnomescreensaver directory ;)
[23:30] <jen_> yeah that
[23:30] <slothscripts> Can anyone tell me how I can change the permissions of editing files. I am currently trying to edit the grub file.
[23:30] <CFHowlett> jen_   search software center for screensavers - those should configure automatically
[23:31] <zarafiq> anybody?
[23:32] <Kotus> what was it zarafiq ?
[23:32] <jen_> is it KrandRtray?
[23:32] <Airtreck> yeah, zarafiq , we didn't see you post any question
[23:33] <zarafiq> Kotus   trying to install amazonmp3, error message "Package libboost-thread1.34.1 is not installed" installed libboost-thread1.40.0 but it seems that dpkg or apt-get want older version
[23:34] <Kotus> can you force a version? i can do it through synaptic with packet/force CTRL+E
[23:34] <dicannamas> i did create a file with gedit to have a one line command and chmod to make it executable but i did not succed with my goal so i need to delete what i did and i dont know how...could someone help e please?
[23:36] <tannerste> Kotus, you have to install the older versions of libboost.  Check out this post, it worked perfect for me.  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1478214
[23:36] <zarafiq> Kotus    force older version of the lib or force amazon to use new lib?
[23:37] <Airtreck> dicannamas: type rm "name of file.file's extension"
[23:38] <Kotus> zarafiq, did you read the post
[23:38] <Eruadan> slothscripts, thanks, i just installed apache and php.if i go to localhost i got the message it works. i see that apache is looking for that file at var/www, but that folder i have permissions issues cauze i'm not root. how can i change that to it makes easier to drop files for apache?
[23:39] <dicannamas> Airtreck, thanks...i was trying to work around with skype to use the webcam but the solution was on the net cratch my computer
[23:40] <zarafiq> Kotus trying to do it now
[23:41] <Airtreck> dicannamas: cratch? you mean crash?
[23:41] <dicannamas> Airtreck, crash yes sorry
[23:42] <Airtreck> i see
[23:42] <dicannamas> Airtreck, the command work just find but when i try use it as was explained to integrate it with the launch then my computer crash
[23:43] <Airtreck> what command?
[23:43] <Eruadan> i installed lamp stack, i see i have stuff all over where only root has acess, how can i own all the dev folders to local user?
[23:44] <zarafiq> Kotus, tannerste - worked like a charm, thanks!
[23:44] <binger> Have been having problems using java jdk6 to install/run properly in ubuntu 11.10.  I was wanting to uninstall it so that I can try a fresh install.  I used "apt jdk" to find both openjdk-6-jdk and openjdk-7-jdk.  How do I uninstall?
[23:44] <Kotus> ^_^
[23:44] <jeremiah_gatong> Hello, got an idea how can I download Youtube Playlist on my Debian Squeeze install on my NAS?
[23:44] <tannerste> zarafiq, good to hear
[23:45] <boolean> binger: apt-get remove <package> ... do a man apt-get for more info
[23:45] <zarafiq> bye
[23:46] <Airtreck> Eruadan: you want to change the "lamp stack" into user ownership?
[23:46] <Eruadan> well, tomake development easier
[23:46] <claudio> Hi
[23:46] <binger> thanks boolean
[23:47] <Guest10168>  I have a problem about zoneminder. Anyone can help me?
[23:47] <hammommah> does anyone know why i keep getting Hostname errors? ncclient wont loggin, and just tried to add new repo and it gets bad hostname error too?
[23:47] <Eruadan> i mean, i need acess to apache files. also, i need acess to var/www
[23:47] <Eruadan> i don't want to sudo everytime
[23:48] <hammommah> where should i look? dns server? and what do i set search domain to in network settings?
[23:49] <binger> boolean, is there a way to test if jdk is installed properly?
[23:49] <teh3picn00bswifd> #magicpigsex
[23:49] <jen_> problem #2 I installed xscrensavers, now it has a bunch that are missing...
[23:49] <boolean> hammommah: modify your /etc/resolv.conf for domain searches ... do a man resolv.conf for additional inro
[23:50] <boolean> binger: outside of running a java program ... a simple java -version should suffice
[23:50] <CFHowlett> jen_  run updates ; sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[23:50] <CacheMoney> I'm being prompted to install drivers for my graphics card.  However, after finally setting up my wireless card I was prompted to install drivers for my wireless card and it undid the installations I needed to get it to work.  So, should I install the drivers in the 'Addictional Drivers' prompt?
[23:50] <hammommah> boolean ty bud might be back with more questions hopefully no :)
[23:50] <Claudio_Renan> Hi I have a problem abou zoneminder. Anyone can help me?
[23:51] <Airtreck> Eruadan:  you could type: chown <your user> <file name>
[23:51] <whoisthis> hello, I realise it's off-topic...but anyone here on yahoo! mail?
[23:51] <jen_> thats all CFHowlett
[23:51] <jen_> ?
[23:51] <CFHowlett> jen_ try it and see ...
[23:51] <whoisthis> I need to find out if they have tagline advertising in outgoing messages....and there's no specific channel for mail hosting, I'm afraid ;)
[23:53] <jen_> it just says the screensavers are not installed. where can I fin them?
[23:53] <CFHowlett> jen_   installed via software center?
[23:53] <jen_> and why was this weird hypno guy harassing me about turning my monitor off to save the earth...I do NOT appreciate that because its our electric bill
[23:54] <jen_> yes I did
[23:55] <jen_> oh and another problem
[23:55] <jen_> whenever i take my charger out it says my battery is critically low, but its at 100%
[23:55] <CFHowlett> jen_   one issue at a time
[23:55] <jen_> then it shuts off for a second until I -okay lol
[23:55] <ActionParsnip> jen_: what make and model system ?
[23:55] <jen_> acr aspire
[23:55] <jen_> aver*
[23:56] <jen_> acer*
[23:56] <Airtreck> jen_:  type locate <name of your sreensaver> and you shouldn't keep your battery in the laptop while you're charging
[23:56] <ActionParsnip> jen_: what model aspire?
[23:56] <jen_> ehhh what? why not?
[23:56] <jen_> umm lemme check
[23:56] <Airtreck> the battery's life span progresively drops if you're charging while using it
[23:57] <jen_> well no its just a glitch, it stays on for hours
[23:57] <jen_> its just that little thing, but maybe its my charger because my mom stole mine so im using hers.
[23:58] <Airtreck> might be, confront mom :)
[23:58] <jen_> haha heck no she can keep my charger :P
[23:58] <ActionParsnip> jen_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acer_Aspire    as you can see, saying its an acer aspire isn't very accurate
[23:58] <slothscripts> Does anyone have time right now to try and work through my boot problems?
[23:59] <jen_> oh its 5552-sorry ActionParsnip
[23:59] <ActionParsnip> jen_: thanks, let me search