[02:01] <meet> i was able to play a  game on ubuntu some time back.. but its not opening on lubuntu
[04:16] <souliaq> Hi, I need a channel for general linux programming questions.
[04:18] <EvilResistance> ##programming ?
[04:18] <EvilResistance> or ##linux ?
[04:19] <souliaq> C++ programming
[04:19] <souliaq> in Linux, I missing some components in Windows like Windows Registry
[04:20] <souliaq> I need put per user config in some POSIX way
[04:44] <meet> how to remove lubuntu and install ubuntu?
[04:45] <mysteriousdarren> meet: is this a clean install? lubuntu install? ubuntu install? other>
[04:45] <mysteriousdarren> ?
[04:45] <EvilResistance> meet:  depending on what you want specifically, either clean install Ubuntu over the partition, if you dont want the programs that're bundled with Lubuntu, or just sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop  if you dont mind the leftovers from Lubuntu remaining
[04:45] <EvilResistance> but yeah, we do need more info, whats its current setup, what're you wanting, etc.
[04:46] <meet> no i dont want lubuntu completely. on my computer i got 3 partitions. c,d,l. c=winxp and l=lubuntu
[04:46] <meet> i want to remove lubuntu from l and replace with ubuntu
[04:46] <EvilResistance> that'd require some advanced partitioning, which can be tricky
[04:46] <EvilResistance> (semi-advanced, rather)
[04:46] <meet> will loggin to winxp and writing the mbr using easybcd and formating l drive help?
[04:47] <EvilResistance> not really, the semi-advanced partitioning was in reference to installing Ubuntu to "L" without overwriting the entire disk (including C and D)
[04:50] <meet> i did that with lubuntu
[04:51] <meet> in winxp i can see three partitions with l: for lubuntu.. so will not formating the partition and writing the windows bootloader remove lubuntu?
[04:51] <meet> will this not help?
[04:51] <kanliot> go into windows xp
[04:52] <kanliot> format the lubuntu partiton
[04:52] <kanliot> you're done
[04:52] <kanliot> installing ubuntu will fix grub
[04:53] <meet> so after i format the parition and restart will booting from ubuntu cd work?
[04:53] <meet> @ kanliot
[04:53] <kanliot> yeah
[04:53] <kanliot> actually you can also format in the ubuntu cd
[04:53] <meet> thats easy.. so need to write the windows bootloader using any software?
[04:53] <kanliot> nope
[04:53] <meet> thanks kanliot
[04:54] <kanliot> you can hang out here if you have any questions
[05:06] <AquaGirlLove> Hi.
[05:06] <bioterror> morning
[05:06] <AquaGirlLove> I am having some trouble installing Lubuntu onto my HP Pavilion Slimline.
[05:07] <AquaGirlLove> I am trying to dual boot the computer with Win 7 and Lubuntu.
[05:07] <AquaGirlLove> I go through the entire installation process, but when I reboot after it is done, I keep starting in Win 7.
[05:08] <AquaGirlLove> For some odd reason, Grub does not start up.
[05:08] <bioterror> okay
[05:08] <bioterror> wait a sec
[05:08] <AquaGirlLove> Okay. :)
[05:09] <bioterror> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[05:09] <bioterror> there you go
[05:09] <bioterror> that should help you to fix it
[05:09] <AquaGirlLove> Thank you. :)
[05:10] <bioterror> you can use 2nd option to get boot-repair
[05:10] <bioterror> if you use your lubuntu live media which you created
[05:12] <AquaGirlLove> hmm...
[05:14] <AquaGirlLove> I will try that.  Thank you so much! :D
[05:14] <kanliot> girllove is it possible you messed up when you installed lubuntu?
[05:14] <bioterror> kanliot, hardly
[05:15] <AquaGirlLove> I just bought the computer today.
[05:15] <kanliot> for example there is an option to select which disk to install grub 2
[05:15] <kanliot> you selected the right disk?
[05:15] <AquaGirlLove> I selected /sda and not any of the /sda1 or /sda2
[05:16] <bioterror> haha
[05:16] <bioterror> as I said, hardly ;)
[05:17] <AquaGirlLove> I thought maybe Microsoft started to impose that BIOS lockdown.
[05:18] <AquaGirlLove> I have never had an issue like this in the past with other comptuers when installing Lubuntu.
[05:18] <bioterror> and you can disable that from the BIOS
[05:18] <bioterror> and it' not Microsoft
[05:18] <bioterror> it's the hardware vendors ;)
[05:18] <AquaGirlLove> Ahh...
[05:18] <bioterror> Microsoft just uses the possibility to use that feature to secure their operating system
[05:18] <bioterror> and I see nothing wrong in it
[05:19] <AquaGirlLove> Let me try the boot repairto see how that goes.
[05:19] <AquaGirlLove> Again, thank you for your help. :)
[05:20] <bioterror> I believe this was not the last time we see her ;)
[06:20] <AquaGirlLove> Hi.  Just wanted to thank you, bioterror.  The boot-repair did the trick. :)
[06:21] <bioterror> you're welcome
[06:21] <AquaGirlLove> Have a wonderful night. :)
[06:21] <AquaGirlLove> Bye. :)
[06:21] <bioterror> it's morning :D
[06:22] <AquaGirlLove> Have a wonderful day! :D
[06:22] <bioterror> but hope you like your lubuntu on your new laptop
[06:22] <AquaGirlLove> Bye. :)
[06:22] <bioterror> I will!
[06:22] <AquaGirlLove> I like it!
[06:22] <AquaGirlLove> I have been using it since 10.04.
[06:22] <AquaGirlLove> Or was that 10.10...
[06:22] <bioterror> 10.10 was a great release
[06:22] <AquaGirlLove> I really like the speed of LXDE.
[06:24] <AquaGirlLove> Anyway, you have a wonderful day, and thank you for your help. :)  Bye bye for now. :)
[06:40] <kanliot> i don't get it
[06:40] <kanliot> with her laptop
[06:40] <kanliot> why would grub not install in the first place?
[06:42] <bioterror> becouse 0 was 1 and 1 was 0
[06:42] <kanliot> is that binary for sarcasm?
[06:42] <kanliot> i can't tell
[06:42] <kanliot> ;)
[06:43] <bioterror> have you seen the movie Magnolia
[06:43] <kanliot> no
[06:43] <bioterror> well, in the end it has a good explanation for things ;)
[06:45] <kanliot> man i'm actually kind of happy they fixed one bug annoying me
[06:46] <kanliot> transmission would always show new windows behind existing windows.... and they fixed it... in transmission
[08:23] <smile4love> hi :)
[08:24] <NQTropic> hi
[08:27] <smile4love> NQTropic: how are you? :)
[08:28] <NQTropic> not bad, Saturday evening, having a few drinks
[08:29] <NQTropic> u?
[08:29] <smile4love> NQTropic: i'm fine! :D
[08:29] <smile4love> Very sleepy however 9.9
[08:30] <NQTropic> 9.9?
[08:30] <NQTropic> oh that's the eyes right
[08:30] <smile4love> yes! that are the eyes (chatzilla)
[08:31] <NQTropic> I'm listening to some mp3's before some mates come get me in about 45min
[08:31] <smile4love> NQTropic: they will kidnap you :o
[08:31] <NQTropic> to drink, talk shit and play poker
[08:32] <NQTropic>  smile4love: what version of lubuntu are you running?
[08:33] <smile4love> NQTropic: i was running 11.10 a month ago :)
[08:33] <NQTropic> and now?
[08:33] <smile4love> nothing. Linux Mint Debian Edition (Xfce)
[08:33] <smile4love> :)
[08:34] <smile4love> handles printing (cups & samba) better :)
[08:34] <smile4love> however, i'm using some lxde components (lxterminal, pcmanfm)
[08:34] <NQTropic> oh I see
[08:37] <NQTropic> not sure that I like the idea of a rolling release distro
[08:48] <smile4love> NQTropic: I like it :)
[08:48] <smile4love> I enabled debian sid repository's :)
[08:49] <smile4love> Just a few packages that stuck to and old version because of package dependencies :)
[08:49] <smile4love> * an
[08:52] <NQTropic> I like to install a system and keep it the same and stable, only add security updates if I decide
[08:56] <smile4love> NQTropic: I want to recieve improvements over time :)
[09:00] <NQTropic> I do a clean install with a new version if I want that
[09:09] <smile4love> :)
[16:12] <saint33> hi folks
[16:17] <saint33> does anyone have any tweaks for Lubuntu to make it better ?
[16:18] <bioterror> another's better is others not so bettre
[16:18] <bioterror> better
[16:18] <saint33> that's true :)
[16:18] <bioterror> but if you have anything in mind, let us know
[16:18] <bioterror> maybe we can help you
[16:19] <bioterror> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Documentation/FAQ maybe there is something
[16:19] <saint33> I already have a few drive and swap tweaks, and the chromium no-cache setup to make things faster
[16:19] <bodhi_zazen> better is in the eyes of the beholder, you will need to be more specific in what you want of lubuntu
[16:19] <saint33> looking to make things faster or use less memory, that's all really
[16:20] <bodhi_zazen> Are you using swap ?
[16:20] <saint33> nope, 2gb memory and using tmpfs instead, works perfectly
[16:20] <bodhi_zazen> If not, then it is a long run for a short slide to use "less memory"
[16:21] <bodhi_zazen> Who care if you are using 60 mb (openbox) or 300 mb (Unity), firefox is not going to run any faster or slower
[16:21] <saint33> and noatime by default to speed up drive access
[16:21] <bodhi_zazen> Unused RAM is wasted RAM
[16:21] <saint33> heh yeah, agreed.
[16:22] <saint33> am onl tweaking so I can have things running on ancient tech
[16:22] <bodhi_zazen> I used to do a lot of that sort of stuff, but honestly it does not make that big a difference unless you are benchmarking or doing a disk intense task
[16:23] <bodhi_zazen> Write 10,000 1K files to disk -> now overwrite them with /dev/zero , sure it will be faster
[16:23] <bodhi_zazen> but firefox is not going to run *that* much faster
[16:24] <saint33> many little tweaks add up though...
[16:24] <bodhi_zazen> yea, but many of them also risk data loss
[16:25] <saint33> true, depending on tweak...  I'll stick with the current one's for now... was just curious to see what was available to try
[16:25] <bodhi_zazen> Your system is going to cache writes to disk , and perform them in the background
[16:25] <bodhi_zazen> so firefox is not going to run any faster while you read what I am typing on IRC
[16:25] <bodhi_zazen> so unless you run benchmarks ...
[16:26] <saint33> I use chromium and opera, no firefox here
[16:26] <bodhi_zazen> OK, same applies to those
[16:26] <bodhi_zazen> Most of the firefox slow downs are due to extensions
[16:27] <bodhi_zazen> FF w/o extensions is fast enough
[16:27] <saint33> yeah seen a few setups with tonnes installed...
[16:27] <saint33> that's why I like OPera, it's all included already
[16:28] <saint33> what do you normally do after a fresh install ?
[16:28] <bodhi_zazen> You can do a few kernel tweaks, but, it is hard to beat the defaults
[16:28] <bodhi_zazen> to do so you need to have a firm understanding of the kernel and your hardware
[16:28] <saint33> yeah, I dont wanna end up compiling a new kernel each time
[16:29] <bodhi_zazen> In general, if there were a magic tweak that would boost your performance, it would already be enabled
[16:30] <bodhi_zazen> You need to balance speed with data integrity
[16:30] <saint33> agreed...  the main one's I do are the noatime, no chromium cache and tempfs
[16:30] <bodhi_zazen> and if you are not using swap, memory tweaks are not going to get you anywhere
[16:30] <saint33> and since 10.04 my system has run stable...
[16:32] <saint33> you know how lxde uses blackbox themes for the titles...  have you ever found a theme engine to allow blackbox themes on the actual controls as well ???
[16:33] <bodhi_zazen> I do not think it uses blackbox, not sure about that one
[16:33] <bodhi_zazen> openbox
[16:33] <saint33> *box themes for the titles only... for openbox...  am kinda looking to get a gtk engine that lets you use the same theme for standard controls to tie in the look/feel/colours
[16:35] <Gege71> hello
[16:35] <saint33> hi Gege71
[16:35] <saint33> wb bodhi_zazen
[16:35] <saint33> *box themes for the titles only... for openbox...  am kinda looking to get a gtk engine that lets you use the same theme for standard controls to tie in the look/feel/colours
[16:37] <bodhi_zazen> doh -) wrong button
[16:37] <saint33> :)
[16:38] <bodhi_zazen> lxappearance ?
[16:39] <saint33> here's an example...  I find a really nice openbox theme that I like, it changes the windows nicely but now I have to find a GTK theme to match the windows...
[16:39] <bodhi_zazen> yep
[16:39] <bodhi_zazen> gtk is separate from openbox
[16:39] <saint33> what I would like is a gtk engine that lets you use the actual openbox theme for the buttons as well, windows etc.
[16:40] <saint33> a gtk theme that changes as your openbox windows change.. so they match :)
[16:40] <bodhi_zazen> http://zenix-os.net/screenshots/openbox.html
[16:42] <bodhi_zazen> I do not know a front end that changes gtk themes and openbox theme at the same time
[16:43] <saint33> am dreaming too much probably :)
[16:43] <saint33> although I do like this one: http://cache.gawkerassets.com/assets/images/lifehacker/2009/09/3899654049_7eb94a24ff_o.png
[16:47] <bodhi_zazen> I prefer dark themes
[16:48] <saint33> like this: http://fc00.deviantart.net/fs22/f/2007/337/b/f/Zenner_by_thrynk.png
[16:48] <saint33> same theming only inverted for wallapper
[16:49] <bodhi_zazen> http://bodhizazen.net/img/gentoo.png
[16:49] <saint33> ahh very nice, using tint2 ?
[16:50] <bodhi_zazen> saint33: my gentoo install uses 60 Mb at login
[16:50] <bodhi_zazen> yea, I prefer tint2 to the lxde panel
[16:50] <saint33> am using Lubuntu for simplicity and 108mb at desktop
[16:53] <bodhi_zazen> http://bodhizazen.net/img/gma500/preview_blog.png
[16:53] <saint33> http://i44.tinypic.com/1591eb.jpg my desktop
[16:53] <bodhi_zazen> http://bodhizazen.net/img/gma500/gma500_2.png
[16:53] <saint33> nice, I love the minimal look
[16:53] <saint33> and faenzxa icons :)
[16:53] <bioterror> my lubunt installation uses all the ram I have on this laptop :D
[16:54] <bodhi_zazen> It is a custom 12.04 remix
[16:54] <bioterror> so doesnt matter how much I have when this logs to desktop since starting chromium eats all
[16:54] <bodhi_zazen> 'lo bioterror
[16:54] <saint33> havent updated just yet... 11.10 for now with a few added repo's and virtualbox for testing
[16:54] <bioterror> evening bodhi
[16:55] <saint33> hi bio...  yeah, I want my apps to use the available memory, not the OS (like windows)
[16:58] <saint33> may i see your desktop bioterror
[16:59] <bioterror> lubuntu?
[16:59] <saint33> yeah, I like to see how ppl have it setup :)
[17:05] <bioterror> saint33, quite like this: http://ricecows.org/lubuntu-11.10.png
[17:06] <saint33> nice...  I like your ocnky setup
[17:06] <saint33> lol, and the hostname :)
[17:07] <saint33> lemmie ask you something tho, is reiserfs worth using ? compared to ext4 ?
[17:08] <bioterror> not that much
[17:08] <bioterror> but stay away from the btrfs ;)
[17:08] <saint33> lol, [phoronix] keep saying it's getting better, but not that much...  I like ext4 for now
[17:08] <bioterror> ext4 is a golden path
[17:09] <bioterror> I've been experimenting with jfs, MurderFS and others ;)
[17:09] <saint33> yeah I tried jfs and xfs once and wasn't impressed...  ext4 with noatime and tmpfs works well enough for me
[17:12] <saint33> am looking forward to testing noveau more than anything else with 12.04
[17:15] <bioterror> xfs is solid!
[17:15] <bioterror> I have my video files on xfs
[17:16] <saint33> my external HD is ext2...
[17:16] <saint33> and any flash drive I boot from is ext2 as well...
[17:17] <bioterror> you can use ext4 without journaling :P
[17:19] <saint33> I have ubuntu 11.10 on a flash drive so i can repair windows machines and formatted to ext2 so it cant get a virus incase I dont hit that boot from usb key quick enough :)
[17:24] <saint33> thx for the advice guys, laters :)
[18:33] <Osmodivs_> Hello. My multiple card reader device detects my CF and SD card, but cant open it, not even mount it
[18:33] <Osmodivs_> sudo mount /dev/sdc1
[18:33] <Osmodivs_> mount: can't find /dev/sdc1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[18:33] <Osmodivs_> How can I read my cards?
[18:33] <smile4ever> Osmodivs_: try sudo mkdir /dev/sdc1
[18:33] <smile4ever> and then sudo mount /dev/sdc1
[18:33] <smile4ever> but you have to specify what you want to mount
[18:34] <smile4ever> :p
[18:37] <Osmodivs_> smile4ever, Well, in the Disk Utility, cards are detected as EOS_DIGITAL and CANON_DC and the first is detected in /dev/sdb and /dev/sdb1 and the second card in /dev/sdc and /dev/sdc1
[18:37] <Osmodivs_> But I'll try what you suggested
[18:38] <Osmodivs_> sudo mkdir /dev/sdc1
[18:38] <Osmodivs_> mkdir: cannot create directory `/dev/sdc1': File exists
[18:38] <Osmodivs_> Hm...
[18:40] <Osmodivs_> The Disk Utility tells me this: Error mounting: mount: /dev/sdc1 is not a valid block device
[18:46] <Osmodivs_> How can I make Lubuntu read my CF and SD cards? They can't be mounted or read
[18:47] <Osmodivs_> Well, the system detects them, Lubuntu just won't show it's contents
[18:51] <maximoto> hey i now can use the browser plus i now run ubuntu
[18:51] <Osmodivs_> maximoto, Nice. Do you know how to solve this problem? Error mounting: mount: /dev/sdb1 is not a valid block device
[18:53] <maximoto> osmodivs: what is it for? a diver you are trying to detect
[18:53] <Osmodivs_> maximoto, No, I want to read my CF and SD memory cards
[18:53] <Osmodivs_> I can see them on the Disk utility, but can't mount them
[18:55] <maximoto> i believe you have to use a multi card reader
[18:55] <maximoto> usb port end
[18:55] <Osmodivs_> maximoto, I have one...
[18:55] <Osmodivs_> Ah, USB port end...hm...
[18:56] <maximoto> and it's not working?
[18:56] <Osmodivs_> Like, what do you think is wrong with the one I have on my PC?
[18:56] <Osmodivs_> Well, it is reading my cards, but Lubuntu won't show its contents, because can't mount them
[18:57] <maximoto> try file manager
[18:57] <Osmodivs_> df -h
[18:57] <Osmodivs_> Filesystem            Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
[18:57] <Osmodivs_> /dev/sda1             145G   74G   64G  54% /
[18:57] <Osmodivs_> udev                  2.0G  4.0K  2.0G   1% /dev
[18:57] <Osmodivs_> tmpfs                 792M  852K  792M   1% /run
[18:57] <Osmodivs_> none                  5.0M     0  5.0M   0% /run/lock
[18:57] <Osmodivs_> none                  2.0G  312K  2.0G   1% /run/shm
[18:59] <maximoto> file manager normally works for me when i use the multi card reader, you will see your device at the left
[18:59] <Osmodivs_> maximoto, Yes, I can see them, but can't read its contents
[19:00] <maximoto> does your card has a switch on it that reads lock
[19:06] <Osmodivs> Had to rebbot cause Lubuntu crashed... Anyway! Where was I?
[19:07] <Osmodivs> maximoto, Yeah, I can see the green LED, it is ON, but, can't mount it
[19:11] <Osmodivs> Thanks anyway
[21:25] <silverarrow> hi
[21:26] <silverarrow> anyone clever with lubuntu install that resist a bit
[21:26] <silverarrow> ?
[21:26] <silverarrow> I have trouble booting lubuntu on a HP laptop
[21:26] <gordonjcp> silverarrow: don't ask to ask
[21:27] <silverarrow> I boot up to a terminal like state
[21:28] <silverarrow> I get the initial boot choices, "try with no change to system" "install lubuntu" etc...
[21:28] <silverarrow> but after that, the terminal like state, which only says something about commands and "sudo" commands
[21:29] <silverarrow> I haven't found anything on this type of trouble googeling
[21:29] <silverarrow> any ideas?
[21:29] <silverarrow> gordonjcp: ?
[21:30] <silverarrow> I tried puppy linux and it boots fine
[21:30] <silverarrow> however I like something more stable like lubuntu or ubuntu
[21:31] <silverarrow> I have dual core cpu and 3GB ram
[21:31] <silverarrow> came originally with Vista
[21:31] <gordonjcp> silverarrow: really you'd need to give the actual error messages
[21:31] <silverarrow> laptop  has hardly been used though, until now
[21:31] <silverarrow> I shall have to boot lubuntu and write down message
[21:32] <silverarrow> I thought it might be a known issue
[21:32] <silverarrow> I boot into a shell that states it allows for sudo comands
[21:32] <silverarrow> and I get no further
[22:49] <Osmodivs> Hello. How do I mount my CF memeory card? All I get is this message: mount: can't find sdc1 in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[22:50] <gordonjcp> Osmodivs: from the command line?
[22:50] <gordonjcp> you'd need to specify the device *and* the mount point
[22:50] <Osmodivs> gordonjcp: Yes, that's what I've been doing, but I can't
[22:50] <Osmodivs> gordonjcp: Can you tell me how?
[22:50] <gordonjcp> okay, are you sure that /dev/sdc1 is a valid filesystem?
[22:51] <Osmodivs> gordonjcp: That's what the Disk utility says, When I insert the CF card
[22:51] <gordonjcp> Osmodivs: you want something like "sudo mount /dev/disk /path/to/mountpoint"
[22:52] <Osmodivs> What is the "path to mount point?
[22:52] <Osmodivs> All I know is the /dev/sdc path
[22:52] <Osmodivs> I did not know of any other paths
[22:53] <gordonjcp> the path to the mount point
[22:53] <gordonjcp> wherever you want that to be
[22:54] <Osmodivs> gordonjcp: This is what I got:
[22:54] <Osmodivs> http://www.pasteall.org/pic/30186
[22:56] <gordonjcp> I can't see that
[22:56] <Osmodivs> sudo mount /dev/sdc1 /media
[22:56] <Osmodivs> mount: /dev/sdc1 is not a valid block device
[22:57] <gordonjcp> well that suggests that /dev/sdc1 is not really a partition on the card
[22:57] <gordonjcp> are you sure it says /dev/sdc1 and not /dev/sdc ?
[22:57] <Osmodivs> gordonjcp: Strange, my CF is FAT
[22:58] <Osmodivs> gordonjcp: I've had tried both with no success
[22:58] <gordonjcp> hm
[22:58] <gordonjcp> same error both times?
[22:58] <Osmodivs> sudo mount /dev/sdc /media
[22:58] <Osmodivs> mount: /dev/sdc is not a valid block device
[22:58] <gordonjcp> weird
[22:59] <Osmodivs> An I really need this 64GB CF for backup my files
[22:59] <Osmodivs> dang!
[23:01] <Osmodivs> trying to remove it safely says:
[23:01] <Osmodivs> Error detaching: helper exited with exit code 1: Detaching device /dev/sdc
[23:01] <Osmodivs> USB device: /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1a.7/usb1/1-4)
[23:01] <Osmodivs> Cannot open /dev/sdc: No such device or address
[23:04] <gordonjcp> wow
[23:04] <gordonjcp> that doesn't sound great
[23:05] <Osmodivs> What could be wrong?
[23:06] <gordonjcp> I don't know, maybe you could check the output of dmesg when you plug the card in
[23:08] <Osmodivs> I have no idea on how to do that...
[23:08] <gordonjcp> open a terminal, type "dmesg"
[23:08] <gordonjcp> plug the CF card in, do it again
[23:08] <gordonjcp> see what it says
[23:10] <Osmodivs> [   55.477478] sd 6:0:0:1: Device offlined - not ready after error recovery
[23:10] <Osmodivs> [   55.477488] sd 6:0:0:1: [sdc] Unhandled error code
[23:10] <Osmodivs> [   55.477491] sd 6:0:0:1: [sdc]  Result: hostbyte=DID_ABORT driverbyte=DRIVER_OK
[23:10] <Osmodivs> [   55.477496] sd 6:0:0:1: [sdc] CDB: Read(10): 28 00 07 57 fc ad 00 00 01 00
[23:10] <Osmodivs> [   55.477507] end_request: I/O error, dev sdc, sector 123206829
[23:10] <Osmodivs> It's gotta be that
[23:10] <gordonjcp> yowch
[23:10] <gordonjcp> sounds like your card is stuffed
[23:12] <Osmodivs> Stuffed?
[23:12] <Osmodivs> Like, no more room left?
[23:12] <gordonjcp> broken
[23:12] <Osmodivs> Oh, broken...
[23:12] <Osmodivs> BROKEN!?
[23:12] <gordonjcp> if you've got a different card reader or USB cable, give that a go
[23:13] <Osmodivs> Hm... perhaps my card reader is stuffed physically
[23:14] <Osmodivs> gordonjcp: Maybe, yes. I need another card reader, well, $30USD more to spend
[23:14] <gordonjcp> Osmodivs: a 64M CF card is probably quite old
[23:14] <gordonjcp> and they do have a finite lifespan
[23:15] <Osmodivs> gordonjcp: It is only 2 years old