[03:14] in love.... http://c9.io/ [03:14] Title: Cloud9 IDE | Online IDE Your code anywhere, anytime (at c9.io) [05:27] JonathanD: I don't think I managed to get a decent picture of the actual bears we saw. [05:28] JonathanD: Any plans for another geeknic++ on a weekend I can make it? [05:28] (Typically the third weekend of any given month is bad.) [09:43] Morning [10:09] andrew: trying. [10:09] I haven't been able to gather much interest yet.. [10:25] Good morning. [10:40] o/ [11:00] hey rmg51 [11:23] bye JonathanD [11:23] off to work [12:03] *YAWN* [12:32] * InHisName #Yawns# Too [13:13] Installing 12.04. Wish me luck. [13:13] no luck needed, just pae [13:15] My laptop caught on fire! [13:15] Not again [13:20] you still own one of those FLAMING laptops from several years ago ? You never claimed the replacement battery offered during the recall ? [13:21] install failed. [13:22] well its toast now [13:23] lets try that again... [13:23] didja use a fire extinguisher or just toss it out in the street till it exhausted the fire? [13:23] I spit on it. [13:29] fail #2 [13:29] thats enough for this morning. [14:10] so it's not really totaled into toast yet, JonathanD? [14:10] right. [14:27] I got a problem with my 11.10. When it tries the updates, every thing goes well until the end when it gives me an error. It's pasted here: http://pastebin.com/8Haw1wk4 [14:27] Title: ubuntu update failed but all updated ? why? - Pastebin.com (at pastebin.com) [14:28] InHisName, line 108: gzip: stdout: No space left on device [14:28] there's your problem right there [14:29] that's /boot [14:30] what can I remove from /boot that I wont be needing ? how many older versions of kernels do I need for 11.10 ? [14:36] InHisName, if the latest kernel works for you then you can remove all the older ones [14:37] How to view the boot options screen without booting ? viewing text ok. [14:38] Maybe there are older ones than in boot options [14:39] InHisName, /boot/grub/grub.cfg has the list. every line that starts with menuentry is an entry on that screen [14:40] ok I'll look [14:45] I got bunches of them. about 11 diff ones. [14:47] what is best way to trim out and keep last 4 or so. rm 26.28.* etc. or some grub way ? The rm....wouldn't fix grub [15:03] InHisName, you want to remove the kernel packages [15:07] sup turkey [15:10] InHisName, the easiest way to get rid of the old kernel packages is probably to use synaptic and look for the 'local or obsolete' status === Resistance is now known as EvilResistance [15:41] sup [15:42] you feel like crap [15:42] yep [15:42] basically [15:42] head colds + probably ear infection sucks [15:42] i hope you're not typing that all out [15:42] rather inefficient? [15:42] terrible headache as well [15:42] and finals tomorrow -_- [15:43] how else would i do this? [15:43] imagine if I copied you [15:43] then we'd have some sort of recursion [15:44] you asked sup [15:44] i answered [15:45] you asked sup [15:45] i answered [15:45] :-) [15:47] this is why boredom is important [15:52] yes [15:55] trying to install deb file for ubuntu-tweak, get error -- dpkg: dependency problems prevent configuration of ubuntu-tweak:python-lxml and gir1.2-unique-3.0 are not installed ===> how to fix [15:57] ppa? [16:02] IDK [16:03] InHisName: install those packages? [16:03] EvilResistance: are they really packages and not libs or something else ? [16:04] PASTE: [16:04] <EvilResistance> !info python-lxml precise [16:04] <ubottu> python-lxml (source: lxml): pythonic binding for the libxml2 and libxslt libraries. In component main, is optional. Version 2.3.2-1 (precise), package size 599 kB, installed size 2000 kB [16:04] <EvilResistance> !info gir1.2-unique-3.0 precise [16:04] <ubottu> gir1.2-unique-3.0 (source: libunique3): GObject introspection data for the Unique library. In component main, is optional. Version 3.0.2-1 (precise), package size 3 kB, installed size 67 kB [16:04] those're packages :) [16:04] so's can I use apt-get for them ? or do I need to use a xx.deb ? [16:04] InHisName: and of course those are packages, if you're installing from a .deb you downloaded, then dpkg is returning that the Required: line's packages aren't installed [16:04] APT-GET [16:05] how many years have you been using Debian/Ubuntu again? [16:05] ok, will go for it. [16:05] (also, when you do !info [package] precise, it checks the current repos :P [16:05] ) [16:06] (sorry if i seem overly defensive, Precise is giving me all sorts of crap) [16:40] managed to get all the parts installed and run ubuntu-tweak --> now have freed 21MB from /boot lunch first. [17:51] Ok, I now have space on /boot again. [17:52] BUT, I am not booting with 3.0.0.17 but with 2.6.38.11 or whatever that last digit was. [17:54] I have 3.0.011 thru 17 but none are booting only the old one is. How to fix all are in /boot. I did ->sudo update-grub before rebooting. [18:34] tried running sudo update-grub again and rebooted STILL shows 2.6.38-11 [19:10] I'm trying to get qtel to work, but when I start it from the cli I'm getting a "no such file or directory" error. I googled the problem, and set alsa as my default sound device, but still no go, ideas? [19:13] is grup v1.99 NOT same as grub2 ? [19:13] s/grup/grub/ [19:19] i believe that is correct [19:20] no it is the same [19:20] https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 [19:20] Title: Grub2 - Community Ubuntu Documentation (at help.ubuntu.com) [19:40] hi ssweeny [19:40] hi ChinnoDog [19:46] On bootup, I see at top: 1.99 13ubuntu3 ===> grub-install -v produces grub-install (GRUB) 1.99-12ubuntu5 [19:46] Do I have 2 boot areas. One that boots and other that is seen by grub-install ? [19:50] that sounds like a reasonable hypothesis [19:58] so how to have grub-install etc operate on the bootable one instead ? [19:58] tell it where to install to? [19:59] or change which partition has the boot flag === EvilResistance is now known as Resistance [20:02] I'm trying to setup a voip app, and I think I may have a conflict with another app using the audio device, how can I trouble shoot this? [20:38] hi lamalex [21:11] Now I'm booting with 3.0.0-18 but sounds stopped. [21:12] used to go to system>sounds>etc to fix how to go there in Unity ? [21:14] InHisName: type in system preferences, perhaps you can find a method to get there [21:14] been a while, since I've been using KDE [21:14] (or gnome-shell)O [21:18] found an 'all settings' sound in there. Test speakers,,,, silence [21:28] can someone respond with my nick? Haven't solved my voip issue, but maybe I have sound in xchat-gnome now? [21:29] n2diy_: BOOM GOES THE DYNAMITE! [21:29] :P [21:30] Resistance, thanks, but no joy. [23:57] If I say -- n2diy_-- does it make a sound on your computer ? [23:59] i think his sound is broken [23:59] So's mine, I just fixed my boot and now its busted