=== IAmNotThatGuy is now known as M0hi | ||
superkuh | So, the torrent http://cdimages.ubuntu.com/lubuntu/releases/precise/release/lubuntu-12.04-alternate-amd64.iso.torrent actually downloads "lubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386" and not the alternate install CD. | 03:56 |
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superkuh | Or, at least it is named that. I'm downloading the alternate install via HTTP to compare. | 04:01 |
superkuh | Yup. The torrent does actually download the wrong iso. | 04:23 |
=== rastamouse is now known as nothingspecial | ||
furycd001 | Hey can anyone help me :? I have installed lubuntu & created a custom openbox session. can anyone tell me how to remove the lubuntu session, login manager & boot straight to openbox :? | 08:34 |
test123 | Hi all. | 14:11 |
Jef91 | Does Lubuntu 12.04 use a PAE only kernel like Ubuntu 12.04 does? | 15:21 |
Sentynel | Jef91: lubuntu uses the same software repositories as ubuntu, and thus the same default kernel | 15:26 |
Jef91 | Ahh so Lubuntu 12.04 doesn't install to non-PAE systems then? | 15:27 |
Sentynel | as far as I'm aware pae is not the default in 12.04 | 15:27 |
Sentynel | https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EnablingPAE/ suggests PAE only becomes default in 12.10 | 15:27 |
Sentynel | ah, the PAE kernel is provided by the installer if >3GB of system memory is detected | 15:28 |
Sentynel | I don't know if that feature is included in lubuntu's installer, though I would guess so, but I can't see it defaulting to PAE before ubuntu does | 15:29 |
Jef91 | thanks | 15:30 |
smile | bye :) | 18:27 |
silverarrow | hi | 19:20 |
silverarrow | is there a way to connect to the internet with a laptop to laptop connection | 19:21 |
silverarrow | I have a laptop running wireless fine, and one with only wired connection | 19:21 |
silverarrow | hi | 19:22 |
silverarrow | has anone manage laptop to laptop internet connection? | 19:23 |
silverarrow | when I connect the wire from my lubuntu laptop to my windows laptop, nothing happens | 19:24 |
silverarrow | maybe it doesn't work with wired connection | 19:25 |
silverarrow | I have no access to the modem | 19:25 |
silverarrow | which is silly I know | 19:25 |
silverarrow | but there you are | 19:25 |
silverarrow | ...or I am | 19:25 |
Unit193 | Did you try http://askubuntu.com/questions/129579/creating-a-hotspot-in-lubuntu ? | 19:26 |
silverarrow | i don't know why, but the power pc lubuntu is really anoying with wireless | 19:27 |
silverarrow | neither of my usb wireless adaptors works either | 19:27 |
silverarrow | no, I haven't asked there Unit193 | 19:28 |
silverarrow | seems there are no direct answer either | 19:28 |
gomiboy | silverarrow: are you using direct connection, without a hub/switch? | 19:29 |
silverarrow | so, it's called a hotspot? | 19:29 |
silverarrow | ...hmm... | 19:29 |
silverarrow | ...some futher googeling... | 19:30 |
Unit193 | There was a link to a guide, and the reason why the user couldn't get it. | 19:30 |
Unit193 | ad hoc. | 19:30 |
silverarrow | well, yes, it seems I have to have buntu on both computers | 19:31 |
silverarrow | thanks for the link | 19:33 |
silverarrow | i shall get to it | 19:33 |
silverarrow | gomiboy: not sure, I just have a windows laptop connected to the modem with a usb wireless, and a cable from the lubuntu laptop to the windows laptop | 19:35 |
silverarrow | I need a regular modem connection, should be less fuzz then | 19:36 |
silverarrow | hi zleap | 19:38 |
zleap | hi | 19:38 |
silverarrow | I have come as far as installing lubuntu on the ibook | 19:39 |
silverarrow | seems to run fine, but I have to fix the wireless to get connected, and some booting issue | 19:39 |
silverarrow | I have to give a blacklist comand at boot up for it to work | 19:40 |
silverarrow | it might sort it's self out as soon as I get the updates | 19:40 |
silverarrow | the old ibook behaves, silent, smooth... | 19:41 |
silverarrow | I like lubuntu | 19:41 |
silverarrow | no need for more ram it seems, though I might get some | 19:41 |
silverarrow | isn't 1GB a must these days? | 19:42 |
SkippersBoss | if you want a stable sytem it seems to be the case | 19:42 |
silverarrow | oh, I do | 19:42 |
silverarrow | unfortunately a lot of dismateling on the ibook I think, but it is a onetime thing | 19:43 |
silverarrow | luckily I found a guide | 19:43 |
silverarrow | I think there a two slots in this one, one is emtpy, and max is 1.5GB | 19:44 |
silverarrow | do anyone of you know what a "Linux b43.blacklist=yes" command is? | 19:45 |
silverarrow | I don't think I will fuzz with it until I have done the updates | 19:45 |
silverarrow | hoping it might sort it's self out then | 19:46 |
zleap | i have lubuntu with 2gb works great | 19:47 |
zleap | the black list is something to do with drivers so they are not loaded | 19:48 |
zleap | i think | 19:48 |
zleap | try man <command> | 19:48 |
silverarrow | I have been looking at this neat Samsung laptop | 19:49 |
silverarrow | much like the mac pros, very nice, light and solid | 19:50 |
silverarrow | i mean, firmware seems well put together, both internal parts and casing | 19:50 |
silverarrow | back later | 19:57 |
silverarrow | ;-) | 19:57 |
silverarrow | oh, smilies | 19:57 |
silverarrow | on irc | 19:57 |
zleap | k | 19:58 |
zleap | anyone here from canada ? | 20:30 |
=== nut is now known as Guest78978 | ||
Guest78978 | hi yall | 22:23 |
Guest78978 | how do u sign in on the irc i got it registered but dont know how to sign in or what ever | 22:24 |
pv2b | /msg nickserv identify <your nickname> <your password> | 22:25 |
Unit193 | Or you could set it up for your client to do it for you, what client? | 22:25 |
Guest78978 | xchat gnome | 22:41 |
Unit193 | There should be a server password input box, put username:password in there. | 22:42 |
=== harddisk_ is now known as lubuntuHDD | ||
lubuntuHDD | hello | 22:51 |
kanliot | hi | 22:52 |
lubuntuHDD | I've tried installing lubuntu 12.04 about 5 times now, and each time, the installer fails during the "copy files" portion -- I suspect hardware problems | 22:52 |
kanliot | lemme guess you have 512 mb ram | 22:52 |
lubuntuHDD | I'd like to test the hdd | 22:52 |
lubuntuHDD | I have 512 or less, but alternate install fails as well | 22:53 |
kanliot | did you try test disc? | 22:53 |
lubuntuHDD | I don't know how to test the HDD, or what other components could be causing it to fail | 22:53 |
lubuntuHDD | kanliot: yes | 22:53 |
kanliot | and how did the alt install fail? | 22:53 |
lubuntuHDD | It gave a red screen and said, "sorry, X package could not be installed" or something like that, and then asked me if I wanted to continue from a previous part of the installation | 22:54 |
lubuntuHDD | but it would always fail, but the package it failed at varied randomly | 22:54 |
lubuntuHDD | The CD drive would also eject randomly | 22:55 |
lubuntuHDD | so I got a liveUSB instead, and used PloP boot manager to boot it | 22:55 |
kanliot | how is your internet connection? | 22:56 |
kanliot | i'm just guessing here | 22:56 |
lubuntuHDD | I didn't set it up during the alt install | 22:56 |
lubuntuHDD | but it worked in graphical | 22:57 |
lubuntuHDD | when I tried that way | 22:57 |
kanliot | did you try alternate from the liveusb? | 22:57 |
kanliot | i mean alternate from the usb? | 22:57 |
lubuntuHDD | yeah I understood -- not yet | 22:57 |
lubuntuHDD | I really suspect a hardware problem though | 22:58 |
kanliot | on the livecd | 22:58 |
kanliot | there is a memory test | 22:58 |
kanliot | that works pretty well | 22:58 |
kanliot | but you should be using alternate from the usb | 22:58 |
lubuntuHDD | I can do that -- but what if the memory is ok and something else is wrong | 22:58 |
kanliot | yeah could be | 22:59 |
kanliot | on my system i run systemtester it calculates pi | 22:59 |
kanliot | to test the cpu | 22:59 |
kanliot | and my hard drives have smart monitoring | 22:59 |
kanliot | and if that doesn't work, i repleace the ide cables | 22:59 |
lubuntuHDD | that could be the issue | 23:00 |
lubuntuHDD | mine are very old | 23:00 |
lubuntuHDD | and about a month ago, lubuntu was already installed on this computer, but just crashed and wouldn't boot up after that. | 23:00 |
kanliot | that sounds pretty bad | 23:02 |
kanliot | make sure cpu isn't overheating | 23:02 |
kanliot | i guess that's obvious | 23:02 |
kanliot | but chekc anyhow | 23:02 |
kanliot | like with a clogged heat sing | 23:03 |
kanliot | sink | 23:03 |
lubuntuHDD | I can check -- and nothing is obvious... :p | 23:03 |
lubuntuHDD | I just know enough about computers to be a danger to them lol | 23:04 |
kanliot | should i turn my pc off? are you that dangerous? | 23:06 |
genoobie | hey all | 23:07 |
kanliot | hi | 23:08 |
genoobie | trying to install "minecraft" on ubuntu so my kids can play | 23:09 |
genoobie | but I think i am missing java virtual machine | 23:09 |
genoobie | when I type this "java -Xmx1024M -Xms512M -cp Minecraft.jar net.minecraft.LauncherFrame" | 23:09 |
genoobie | I get an error "Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: net/minecraft/LauncherFrame" | 23:10 |
genoobie | "Could not find the main class: net.minecraft.LauncherFrame" | 23:10 |
genoobie | is that because of an absent JVM? | 23:10 |
kanliot | i'd ask in the minecraft channel | 23:10 |
genoobie | ok, tx | 23:11 |
kanliot | i'm sure there's one somewhere | 23:11 |
Unit193 | It's not -cp, it's -jar | 23:15 |
kanliot | he left | 23:15 |
Unit193 | I know, but now so do you. :P | 23:16 |
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