[00:00] <linusBD> good evening
[00:00] <linusBD> i1ve got s problem,
[00:00] <usr13__> linusBD: Sure is.
[00:00] <husker> Jordan_U, ... Save it and copy it into the same directory as the chan.c file. Mine was is ~/compat*/net/wireless but you can do a search with somthing like the below to find it. ...
[00:00] <[snake]> Is there a GTK tutorial for noobz? I know C, I just can't follow the normal tutorial too well. :(
[00:00] <linusBD> initiating my system
[00:00] <Jordan_U> husker: Please link to the full tutorial / guide you're following.
[00:01] <usr13__> linusBD: Say it all on one line so that it doesn't get fragmented....
[00:01] <akr> I had problems with Dash in 12.04LTS so I deleted my user account and created it over, now if I login automatically when I logout it doesn't ask me for the password which it will do, if during the installation of Ubuntu if you pick to login automatically it will do, so how can I login automatically, but when I logout and back in have it ask for the password to log in?
[00:01] <husker> Jordan_U, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1493073
[00:01] <husker> Jordan_U, #8
[00:01] <linusBD> error: no such partition
[00:01] <linusBD> it goes to grub rescue
[00:01] <husker> Jordan_U, Article 8
[00:01] <linusBD> what can  i  do?
[00:02] <Jordan_U> linusBD: Do you have more than one hard drive?
[00:02] <Dr_willis> akr,  not sure you can. its a lightdm/login manager setting to auto login the user after a set amount of time.
[00:02] <linusBD> no
[00:02] <beandog> [snake]: wrapping my head around gtk and window placement breaks me
[00:02] <Dr_willis> akr,  or else im conrused as about what you are asking.
[00:02] <linusBD> i have 7 and and ubuntu on my driv
[00:03] <Jordan_U> !enter | linusBD
[00:03] <Dr_willis> akr,  could be theres a seperate setting for that. but i havent looked into lightdm miuch.. and as for your dash/unity issue.. you could have just reset your settings back to defauilt.
[00:03] <linusBD> just formatted the ubuntu drive to reinstall
[00:04] <linusBD> it do not boot even the windows
[00:04] <Dr_willis> if you formated the Ubuntu Install.. then the grub data is gone. so you need to reinstall the window  boot loader. or reinstall ubuntu and grub linusBD
[00:04] <akr> Dr_willis: sorry my bad, I was saying, when you install Ubuntu for the first time and you pick to log in automatically for the user account, then when you log out of an account and want to log back in it will require the password to log in, so as I mentioned I had problems with Dash in Unity and deleted my account  now I set it to log in automatically which it does on bootup/reboots, BUT If I log out of Unity the login prompt now doesn't ask for a password
[00:05] <Jordan_U> linusBD: What do you mean by "formatted the ubuntu drive"? What exactly did you do, and please keep in mind that "drives" and "partitions" are very different things.
[00:05] <linusBD> i must get the windows cd again?
[00:05] <Dr_willis> akr,   You made a new user with the same name as the old?
[00:05] <Dr_willis> linusBD,  theres  other ways to reinstall the windows mbr. #windows will know more.
[00:06] <linusBD> i had windows in one partition and ubuntu in another,  i've formatted the ubuntu partition
[00:06] <Dr_willis> akr,  you say 'login prompt' you mean the LightDM Login screen?
[00:06] <beandog> akr: a command line prompt or a graphical image
[00:06] <linusBD> now it doesn't even boot windows
[00:06] <akr> Dr_willis: created a test account, loged into that account, deleted the old/problem account, rebooted, logged back into the test account, created the new account, but I used the same username and password, rebooted again then also noticed I could add in a password in the GUI so I did it at the CLI now this problem...
[00:07] <Jordan_U> linusBD: By "format" do you mean that you deleted the partition? Or did you create a new filesystem on the partition, or something else?
[00:07] <media> hi all, I'm having a problem with connecting to a plasma tv, can anyone suggest a channel to get help?
[00:07] <Dr_willis> linusBD,  if you had ubuntu installed, it had grub it was using.. the boot menu. When you removed ubuntu. it removed the configs fo4r grub. but left grub in the MBR. so either fix the MBR to boot just windows. or reinstall ubun tu, or some linux and let it use GRUB again to handle it.
[00:07] <linusBD> wiped it out
[00:07] <Dr_willis> wiped it out.. could mean format.. or delete the partition...
[00:07] <linusBD> it's now part of the windows partition
[00:07] <beandog> akr: wait, backup ... what do you mean you used the same username and password ....
[00:07] <akr> Dr_willis: I'm talking about in  Unity when you logout, you are then placed at the login prompt in order to get back in to the desktop....
[00:08] <beandog> akr: oh, creating a new one with the OLD name?
[00:08] <Dr_willis> linusBD,  if you no longer want Ubunt/Linux - then you need to fix the windows boot loader.
[00:08] <akr> yes
[00:08] <Jordan_U> linusBD: OK. Were you planning to install Ubuntu again, or do you just want Windows?
[00:08] <Dr_willis> akr,  thats the LightDM Login Screen.
[00:08] <akr> but I rebooted before making it
[00:08] <beandog> akr: okay, um
[00:08] <akr> yes the login screen
[00:08] <linusBD> i wanna install it again, but i must fix the windows bootloader
[00:08] <beandog> akr: sorry I missed part of that .. what's the problem you're having
[00:08] <linusBD> do i need the cd?
[00:08] <beandog> akr: oh, you probably locked yourself out of root access
[00:08] <Jordan_U> linusBD: Just install Ubuntu again. That should fix grub.
[00:08] <Dr_willis> linusBD,  Why?   If you need to fix the windows MBR. you need some cd to boot to fix it.
[00:08] <akr> beandog: when you install Ubuntu for the first time and you pick to log in automatically for the user account, then when you log out of an account and want to log back in it will require the password to log in, so as I mentioned I had problems with Dash in Unity and deleted my account  now I set it to log in automatically which it does on bootup/reboots, BUT If I log out of Unity the login prompt now doesn't ask for a password
[00:09] <beandog> linusBD: what happens when you try to boot windows
[00:09] <media> hi all, I'm having a problem with connecting to a plasma tv, can anyone suggest a channel to get help?
[00:09] <beandog> akr: that is mildly confusing. o.O
[00:09] <Dr_willis> akr,  so it auto-relogs the user back in?
[00:09] <beandog> akr: oh I see.
[00:09] <linusBD> i does not boot, it goes directly to grub rescue
[00:09] <beandog> akr: yah, what he said ... does it auto relogin or just let you login once you put user
[00:10] <usr13__> media: Just go to the video settings, (the GUI menu), and it should be obvious what needs to be done.
[00:10] <Dr_willis> linusBD,  whats the 'prompt' it goes to in this 'grub rescue' ?
[00:10] <beandog> linusBD: can you boot into u buntu though?
[00:10] <linusBD> just that grub rescue>
[00:10] <linusBD> i have no boot by now
[00:11] <akr> beandog: Let me say it this way, hehe; 1. Install Ubuntu, 2. Pick for the user account to login automatically during the install, 3. Install over, boot up Ubuntu, 4. Logout and then you are now at the login screen, it will then ask you for a password, 5. After I deleted and recreated my account it will not ask me for a password when I logout and I'm at the login screen, that's the PROBLEM :)
[00:11] <Dr_willis> linusBD,  if you no longer have any linux files/partitions. then you need to either.. reinstall linux/ubuntu to fix grub.. or find some way to reinstall the windows boot loader.
[00:11] <beandog> linusBD: so when you boot, ALL you get is grub rescue?
[00:11] <psusi> linusBD, if you are going to reinstall Ubuntu, then just do so
[00:11] <husker> Jordan_U, can you say me what chan.c?
[00:11] <beandog> akr: okay, so part of the problem is that the user you recreated, will still own the files in /home, which is where your configuration resides.
[00:11]  * Dr_willis thinks the automatic login setting should be taken out of the installer.....
[00:11] <beandog> akr: so, deleting / recreating users isn't going to help.   You need to fix your login preferences.
[00:12] <beandog> Dr_willis: eh, I could go either way.  It is nice.
[00:12] <Jordan_U> linusBD: Re-installing Ubuntu will fix the problem. As you plan to do that anyway, it also seems like the easiest and best way to solve the problem.
[00:12] <akr> beandog: I deleted everything as the GUI asked me if I wanted to delete all the files, there was nothing in the HOME all gone
[00:12] <linusBD> is there any command on the grub rescue to boot up?
[00:12] <beandog> akr: did you delete /home/user or /home/user/*
[00:12] <Dr_willis> akr,  just deleteing the FILES in the users home - is not the same as deleteing the user..
[00:12] <Jordan_U> linusBD: No.
[00:12] <akr> Dr_willis: I know, I used the User Account gui to delete the account and all files
[00:12] <linusBD> k thanks
[00:12] <beandog> akr: oh okay
[00:12] <beandog> now that is weird.
[00:13] <psusi> linusBD, just boot the Ubuntu cd and reinstall
[00:13] <Jordan_U> linusBD: You're welcome.
[00:13] <usr13__> akr:  You deleted a user account?  How many users did you have at the time?
[00:13] <akr> I've played with the User preferences don't use a password and use a password in the User GUI nothing works
[00:13] <beandog> I think he was just trying to fix one
[00:13] <Terman> Q: I have created a bridge interface in /etc/networking/interfaces. The interfaces works almost as expected. As a last tweak, I need to do an "echo 0 >/sys/path/to/param". How do I do that? It looks there are only pre-up routines but no post-up routines
[00:13] <akr> usr13__: I already explained it :)
[00:13] <beandog> akr: dunno, you could force reinstall lightdm, but I really DOUBT that'd change anything
[00:13] <akr> this appears to be a bug
[00:13] <beandog> You need a config file reset, somewhere
[00:14] <akr> one sec
[00:14] <beandog> Hmm
[00:14] <beandog> akr: pastebin /etc/lightdm/users.conf
[00:14] <usr13__> akr: But it is not making sense. If you have only one user, you would not be able to delete that user.  I must be confused about what you did.
[00:14] <beandog> akr: actually pastebin all three of the conf files in there
[00:14] <Zyewni> Hey all, thanks for the help. I'm out
[00:14] <beandog> usr13__: he made a temporary user
[00:15] <usr13__> beandog: O
[00:15] <beandog> usr13__: original -> temp -> deleted original -> temp -> recreated original -> back to new (original)
[00:15] <beandog> yah
[00:15] <beandog> don't worry, I'm following him. :)
[00:16] <beandog> akr: if your config  isn't affiliated with the user account, it's with the display manager
[00:17] <akr> beandog: this is the problem the GUI doesn't work like the Install Process does is all I'm saying if you follow me, what I mentioned before...
[00:17] <akr> http://postimage.org/image/70brwbixh/full/
[00:17] <media> hi all, I'm having a problem with connecting to a plasma tv, can anyone suggest a channel to get help?  Plz PM
[00:17] <beandog> akr: yah I'm following you.  You deleted your user configs, so it's a problem with the DM.  Pastebin those files.
[00:18] <beandog> akr: nopaste /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
[00:18] <beandog> etc.
[00:18] <usr13__> beandog: pastebinit ....
[00:19] <beandog> or that, I guess
[00:19] <usr13__> akr: pastebinit /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf   #And show us the resulting URL
[00:20] <Terman> ah, nevermind - there is the up keyword in the interface settings that does what I need
[00:20] <akr> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1090778/
[00:20] <brent_> Anyone know if CS4 works in Wine? If only Adobe would get their ---- together.
[00:21] <beandog> akr: okay now we're getting somewhere
[00:21] <akr> k
[00:21] <beandog> akr: what version are you on
[00:21] <jrdnn> brent_: I thought Adobe products were ported to Unix for OSX support? Why need Wine?
[00:21] <akr> 12.04LTS
[00:21] <beandog> Okay
[00:22] <beandog> akr: make a copy of that file somewhere, then edit it (with sudo) and delete *all* the lines except for the last 2 and the first 1
[00:22] <|Long|> hi folks, i need some help plz...i has scheduling crontab's jobs under root account and it does not executed from the time scheduled, is there any log or somewhere i can look for it error?
[00:22] <beandog> akr: then do sudo /etc/init.d/lightdm restart and see what that does (which will kill your login X11 session)
[00:22] <brent_> Your saying the osx versions will work under 12.04?
[00:22] <Jordan_U> jrdnn: Porting to OSX is nowhere close porting to any *NIX, especially with a GUI heavy program. You can't run OSX apps in GNU/Linux.
[00:22] <jrdnn> Jordan_U: Aww :(
[00:22] <Jordan_U> brent_: ^^
[00:22] <brent_> *snap
[00:23] <beandog> OS X is BSD
[00:23] <beandog> So you can run BSD apps on there, if you enjoy pain I suppose ...
[00:23] <brent_> lol
[00:23] <akr> beandog: ok done; http://paste.ubuntu.com/1090782/
[00:23] <jgrevich> Is there a reason that I should install two eSATA cards with the same chipsets?
[00:23] <beandog> akr: kk, now restart it
[00:24] <beandog> jgrevich: uh, because you want to?
[00:24] <katronix> Hi all can anyone recommend a good web based system for 12.04? recently upgraded my dedicated to it and now OpenPanel doesn't work :-(
[00:24] <beandog> and it will only use one driver?
[00:24] <akr> beandog: sudo /etc/init.d/lightdm restart or log out?
[00:24] <jgrevich> either one works by itself, but when both are installed they seem to interfere with each other
[00:24] <beandog> akr: first one
[00:24] <akr> k
[00:24] <jgrevich> beandog: sorry, should should be "should not"
[00:24] <beandog> jgrevich: oh, no, no reason.  It's a good thing.
[00:25] <beandog> I hope he realized that was gonna kill his session ...
[00:25] <beandog> oh well, easier to ask for forgiveness and all
[00:25] <jgrevich> beandog: any idea why they seem to be conflicting?  I have pre-existing mdadm raids that fail (e.g. drives are missing) when both cards are present, but work fine with one card at a time
[00:25] <beandog> jgrevich: really.  well.  hmm.  that sucks.
[00:25] <katronix> or is it better to just manually edit all of the files?
[00:25] <jgrevich> i've been through 4 different esata cards with PM capabilities and have only gotten the si3132 to work reliably
[00:26] <beandog> jgrevich: which one is giving you problems?
[00:27] <media> hi all, I'm having a problem with connecting to a plasma tv, can anyone suggest a channel to get help?  Plz PM
[00:28] <jgrevich> beandog: I need to test the other by itself more, they are both the same chipset (si3132) but of different brands (and firmware versions)
[00:28] <beandog> jgrevich: hmm.  that is odd.
[00:28] <beandog> you would think it'd be the same
[00:28] <beandog> *work the same
[00:29] <jgrevich> beandog: i've had one card that's worked great for a long while. I have been meaning to expand the setup. In doing so I've been through 3-4 other types of eSATA cards all that had problems.  I finally went back to get the same exact card (chipset at least, couldn't find the same brand) and am still seeing errors.
[00:29] <jgrevich> beandog: at least this get's past the post screen, others were worse :)
[00:29] <Garr255_> Hey can anyone help me out with this? https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9542654/damnyouscreen.png It looks like screen/byobu is malfunctioning, so I tried to do an apt-get remove screen, and rebooted and tis still there.
[00:29] <jgrevich> beandog: right. they should be the same. I guess I need to test the other card by itself to make sure it's as stable and functional as the prievious one
[00:29] <Generic> Hello Ubuntu users?
[00:30] <beandog> jgrevich: okay so it could be a couple of things.  How many PCI slots do you have in the box?  How many are you using?  Are you tweaking the BIOS of these raid cards at all?  What do you have your BIOS set to to recognize the onboard SATA as?  IDE? AHCI? RAID?
[00:30] <jgrevich> then i'll start again with both cards present
[00:30] <jgrevich> beandog: there is another pcie slot that I can try with it.  I am currently using 2 of the 3or4 avail
[00:30] <Ziber> So I've just made a new parition (from within the try-run of the ubuntu installer), and I want to format it with some format so I can install Linux to it. How do I do that again?
[00:31] <jgrevich> beandog: no bios tweaking, i'm only using them as controller cards and am using mdadm to handle the raid
[00:31] <jgrevich> beandog: bios is set at AHCI
[00:31] <beandog> jgrevich: okay.
[00:31] <beandog> jgrevich: so they are just SATA cards, not fake RAID SATA cards?
[00:31] <jrdnn> Ziber: The Ubuntu installer should ask you which filesystem to format the installation partition with from quite a list of options
[00:31] <Generic> I JUST HACK NETFLIX IF ANY ONE WANN FREE ACC
[00:32] <bazhang> !ot | Generic
[00:32] <Generic> ?
[00:32] <Generic> Alright got it im ubunty user
[00:32] <Ziber> it comes up with a window asking for the device which has boot loader information. the only option in the dropdown menu is /dev/sdb, but there's no information about it.
[00:32] <bazhang> Generic, wrong network, let alone channel
[00:32] <jgrevich> beandog: I feel like there was some sort of clash that occurred with both drives were present.
[00:33] <beandog> jgrevich: this is gonna sound weird, but try different PCI slot configurations ... if they are next to each other, move one one slot to the right ... strangely enough, that really does make a difference on some mobos.
[00:33] <beandog> jgrevich: I don't see how the firmware on the cards being different should affect things ... I mean .. hmm.  I dunno.
[00:33] <Ziber> "no root filesystem is defined."
[00:33] <jgrevich> beandog: cool, I'll give that a try. Like I said, I need to do more troubleshooting with the new card by itself to make sure it's as durable as the previous one
[00:33] <highfever666> hi everyone!
[00:34] <jrdnn> highfever666: Hello
[00:34] <brent_> I have a dual boot system and need to mount my windows filesystem to cp a file to my home. Will mounting it cause and issues to my windows installation?
[00:34] <jgrevich> beandog: I figure it can't hurt to upgrade them to the latest version, although I'm a bit worried since the card that works best is currently a few versions back
[00:34] <beandog> jgrevich: well, you're gonna have to try something, eventually. :T
[00:34] <beandog> jgrevich: I would bet on having the same firmware, in both cards.
[00:34] <Jordan_U> Ziber: 1: I would gnerally recommend letting the installer create partitions rather than doing it manually before hand. It gains you nothing but complexity. 2: If you're going to do manual parititoning then you need to tell the install which partition is going to conatain the root filesystem. You do this by setting its mountpoint as '/'.
[00:34] <jgrevich> beandog: one is 7.5.0.7 (9/2008), the other is 7.7.03 (9/2009)
[00:34] <beandog> jgrevich: I know this is a shot in the dark as well, but you could check on getting a bios upgrade for your mobo if it has one as well
[00:35] <jgrevich> beandog: right, I guess I'll follow the path of least resistance/invasion :)
[00:35] <jgrevich> beandog: mono bios is worth a try too, good idea, haven't upgrade it since i built the system 1-2 years back
[00:35] <jgrevich> beandog: thanks for the tips!
[00:35] <beandog> jgrevich: yah, sorry ... things like that are just finicky sometimes ... I'm going to say with surety that the kernel drivers are probably not the ones that are misbehaving
[00:36] <beandog> jgrevich: seriously though, FIRST thing I would do is play the shell game with the PCI slot configuration ..... it does work sometimes
[00:36] <jgrevich> beandog: I concur, I have far more faith in ubuntu than all these bios and shotty 3rd party vendors
[00:36] <beandog> jgrevich: also go into the BIOS and make sure you're not turning on anything optimized.
[00:36] <jgrevich> beandog: I'll give that a try. it takes the least amount of work too
[00:36] <jgrevich> beandog: optimized as in?
[00:36] <beandog> jgrevich: and while you're in there, disable things like serial port, parallel port, etc.
[00:36] <beandog> jgrevich: anything that would mess with the IRQs
[00:37] <jgrevich> beandog: good idea, i did not do that
[00:37] <beandog> jgrevich: chances are you haven't, but if you're a ricer, you'd know what I meant. :)
[00:37] <beandog> jgrevich: you can safely disable stuff you KNOW you are not going to use .... fex, if it's a headless box, go ahead and disable the sound card.  The whole point behind that is buggy BIOSes.  They generally work better if you're using less features.
[00:37] <beandog> Well, in theory.
[00:37] <beandog> Don't quote me on that last one.
[00:38] <Dr_willis> In theory the theory is theoritically sound. ;)
[00:38] <beandog> jgrevich: but yah, at the very least (or most) you'll be completely safe disabling serial and printer ports.
[00:38] <beandog> jgrevich: be really careful, of course, if you're going to upgrade mobo bios
[00:38] <beandog> good luck :)
[00:38] <Dr_willis> Im not even sure if my current desktop box has serial or pararallel ports. ;)
[00:39] <beandog> Dr_willis: regardless, almost every BIOS ships with the features, and enabled
[00:39] <beandog> BIOS is one piece of software that neeeeeever changes
[00:40] <genii-around> Dr_willis: You can always get usb->serial/parallel
[00:40]  * Dr_willis wonders whatever happened to that Mini-Linux on the MB/bios feature from a few years back.
[00:40] <beandog> Dr_willis: its still around.
[00:40] <Garr255> anyone: Hey can anyone help me out with this? https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9542654/damnyouscreen.png It looks like screen/byobu is malfunctioning, so I tried to do an apt-get remove screen, and rebooted and tis still there.
[00:41] <Dr_willis> genii-around,  not even sure what id do with it if i had one. :)  I thossed out my "Serial Terminal" a few years back..
[00:41] <jgrevich> beandog: I''m not a ricer, btu I think i know what you mean :)
[00:41] <beandog> Dr_willis: http://www.coreboot.org/Welcome_to_coreboot
[00:41] <Chamunks> hows fglrx and Gnome 3 on percise?
[00:41] <Chamunks> i'm thinking of making the switch.
[00:41] <Dr_willis> Chamunks,  fglrx depends on the exact chipset.
[00:41] <beandog> I probably shouldn't even flash that URL in here ...
[00:41] <Chamunks> is it still horribly glitchy
[00:41] <jgrevich> beandog: that makes sense, I never thought of turning such things off in the bios like that
[00:41] <Chamunks> Dr_willis, I'm running dual saphire radeon hd6850's
[00:41] <beandog> jgrevich: could help.  It won't hurt.
[00:41] <genii-around> Dr_willis: They're good to have around to test old external modems, managed switches, etc
[00:42] <beandog> jgrevich: just document what you change
[00:42] <Dr_willis> Chamunks,  i have to wonder.. whats the point. :) well with using them on linux at least...
[00:42] <beandog> and read the manual on how to reset bios if you need to. :)
[00:42] <jgrevich> beandog: mono bios is usually fairly straight forward, it's just usually a pain in the ass to make a boot disk. i used to just use a windows drive to boot from and install it
[00:42] <Chamunks> Dr_willis, with an amd 6core bla bla bla
[00:42] <Chamunks> Dr_willis, its a dual boot machine.
[00:42] <jgrevich> beandog: well, I got a plethora of ideas to try. thanks, I appreciate the help
[00:42] <Dr_willis> genii-around,  i had it set up ages ago for a shell over serial port.
[00:42] <MakMam> hi
[00:43] <beandog> jgrevich: good luck!
[00:43] <MakMam> anyone using new 12.10 without unity?
[00:43] <jgrevich> beandog: thanks, always in need of it :)
[00:43] <bazhang> MakMam, that'd be in #ubuntu+1 not here
[00:44] <bretth> been using ubuntu12.04 for 2 days now, X has crashed on me twice.  Compare to linuxmint, was using that for 2 weeks, not a single X crash.  Same machine.
[00:44] <Jordan_U> Garr255: Are you able to use the terminal at all? What happens when you run "reset"?
[00:45] <Jordan_U> bretth: What GPU?
 yes, and when I do a reset it just clears the screen and repeats, with those lines scrolling up again
[00:45] <Chamunks> Dr_willis, so any thoughts or just wanted to say about the picky chipset bit.
[00:45] <Garr255> is there a way to kill to byobu process?
[00:45] <Chamunks> How stable do ya think precise is by now?
[00:45] <Dr_willis> Chamunks,  i avoide ati at all costs.. ;)
[00:46] <Chamunks> i usually try to hold out updating to a new ubuntu until about two or so months after the initial release.
[00:46] <beandog> Dr_willis: amen
[00:46] <Dr_willis> Chamunks,  i have very few issues with 12.04 on my Nvidia desktop machine.  Its about a year old now. so not that cutting edge
[00:46] <brent_> I have ATI card 5770 with three monitors and its been nothing short of a nightmare
[00:46]  * beandog finds little sympathy for someone with three monitors
[00:47] <Dr_willis> I got 3 monitors here.. but 2 are in the closet. :) not used.. ;P
[00:47] <Jordan_U> brent_: Are you using the proprietary drivers?
[00:47] <beandog> oh, gotcha
[00:47] <Chamunks> Dr_willis, brent_ beandog  I'll tell ya i never usually go for ati the only reason i did this time is my asus crosshair iv mobo boasted support for ati's crossfire.
[00:47] <Dr_willis> using a 40 Inch TV as my main monitor.
[00:47] <IdleOne> Dr_willis: How was that comment helpful?
[00:47] <brent_> haha.. well the pain was worth the setup.. kind of
[00:47] <Chamunks> Dr_willis, well i've spent about 600$ on these cards im pretty stuck with them for at least another couple years.
[00:48] <Dr_willis> Chamunks,  im not sure if crossfire is supported at all in the FGLRX drivers.
[00:48] <Chamunks> Dr_willis, somewhat its not great at all.
[00:48] <Dr_willis> Chamunks,  but i imagine you are not going to be doing any gaming that will need that much power under linux.
[00:48] <Chamunks> but the thing is i just want to be able to decypher whats going on in my gnome3
[00:48] <Chamunks> i really want to like unity but ...
[00:48] <Dr_willis> Chamunks,  gnome3 seems to work decently well. if you can get used to it
[00:48] <Chamunks> i want to screen record in webm and gtkrecord defaults to some other crap.
[00:49] <beandog> Chamunks: ogv?
[00:49] <Chamunks> well im currently in a linux mint variant of
[00:49] <Chamunks> beandog, ahh well its not crap but i still prefer webm
[00:49] <Chamunks> i dont have to transcode it to upload to youtube in webm.
[00:49] <beandog> Chamunks: I don't blame you
[00:49] <beandog> Chamunks: wait, what?
[00:49] <beandog> Chamunks: youtube will transcode it for you
[00:49] <brent_> the CCC barely works for me.. My biggest problem was the fan speed on the card. It was running at 100% with the stock drivers
[00:50] <Chamunks> yes but if i upload in webm my videos are supported automatically in html5
[00:50] <beandog> Chamunks: gotcha.
[00:50] <Chamunks> where as if its in any other format than webm its stated to not be as such.
[00:50] <JasonF> Is there a known issue with accessing ubuntu repositories over IPv6?
[00:50] <JasonF> or IPv4?
[00:50] <Chamunks> Dr_willis, well I just hope that the screen output doesnt look like this anymore... Pending link.
[00:50] <Canadian1296> Is there a way to read from another terminal when I'm logged in via ssh.
[00:50] <JasonF> I'm getting a bunch of 404s while trying to update.
[00:51] <JasonF> I just verified it's only happening over IPv6.
[00:52] <Chamunks> brent_, I should bug you about my multi monitor multi card setup :P
[00:52] <Chamunks> in an hour or so when i get precise installed.
[00:52] <brent_> yeah let me know.. be prepared for war
[00:52] <Chamunks> brent_, oh i know
[00:52] <brent_> :D
[00:52] <Chamunks> I've tried about 10 timex already
[00:52] <Chamunks> times
[00:53] <Chamunks> I've reinstalled my gdm about 4 times per try.
[00:53] <Garr255> kline: anyone: Hey can anyone help me out with this? https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9542654/damnyouscreen.png It looks like screen/byobu is malfunctioning, so I tried to do an apt-get remove screen, and rebooted and tis still there.
[00:53] <Chamunks> run many different repos cutting edge or otherwise.
[00:53] <Chamunks> blah blah pain and suffering.
[00:53] <beandog> Garr255: run reset
[00:54] <Garr255> reset == clear in this case
[00:54] <brent_> Yeah I went back and forth instal / uninstall about 5 versions then one worked. I think it 12.01 ccc
[00:54] <beandog> Garr255: no go?
[00:54] <Garr255> still does the same thing
[00:54] <trism> Garr255: byobu uses tmux in 12.04 by default I believe
[00:54] <Garr255> yes it does
[00:54] <beandog> hmm
[00:54] <beandog> Garr255: echo $PS1
[00:54] <Chamunks> brent_, well im just waiting on a torrent im getting for my ungreatful relative to finish than im gonna get to the reinstall.
[00:54] <beandog> and paste that
[00:55] <Chamunks> in fact im gonna start blanking my rw now.
[00:55] <Garr255> ${debian_chroot:+($debian_chroot)}\u@\h:\w\$
[00:55] <beandog> that looks right
[00:55] <Fed44> is there a way to generalize ubuntu so that you can simply copy an installation to many different machines and have it auto generate things like aptitude machine id, certificates etc?
[00:55] <beandog> Garr255: dunno
[00:56] <beandog> Fed44: yah it's called imaging a hard drive
[00:56] <IdleOne> !ot | Chamunks beandog
[00:56] <Garr255> I think its a tmux error, beandog
[00:56] <beandog> IdleOne: wth?  I'm not ot
[00:56] <Fed44> Fed44 the cloning is not the issue
[00:56] <beandog> oh, just building an image?
[00:57] <IdleOne> beandog: I may have mis-tabbed
[00:57] <Fed44> just the getting it to perform the steps of regenrating the aptitude machine id and certificates
[00:57] <delac> would anyone happend to know  which class:hover is responsible of lit up icons in nautilus?
[00:57] <beandog> IdleOne: heh, okies
[00:57] <IdleOne> but, keep it in mind anyway :)
[00:57] <beandog> heh, ok
[00:57] <beandog> I'm leaving soon anyway
[00:58] <Fed44> beandog basically windows has the sysprep util to generalize a system
[00:58] <Chamunks> im sorry why am i getting offtopic harrassment again?
[00:58] <Chamunks> sometimes i fucking hate this irc channel.
[00:58] <bretth> Jordan_U, i have no idea what GPU i have, the point is LinuxMint is not crashing, and i have Fedora installed on this machine and its not crashing.  Where is the quality Ubuntu?
[00:58] <bazhang> Chamunks, lose the attitude
[00:58] <genii-around> Chamunks: Please watch the foul language
[00:58] <IdleOne> Then stay out
[00:59] <bazhang> whoopsie
[01:01] <mikkel> im currently having linux on a 16gb SSD on a laptop. Along with this i have 500gb hdd. I'm looking for a clever way to manage this, e.g. having less important packages on hdd? Thanks
[01:03] <escott> mikkel, a couple of approaches. (a) put / on the SSD so boot is fast (b) put documents in /home on the SSD so they load faster (c) bcache
[01:06] <beandog> mikkel: install SSD as /home
[01:06] <beandog> wait ...
[01:06] <beandog> yes?
[01:06] <beandog> maybe.
[01:09] <taime1> hello. i have a new laptop with nvidia card. i installed the nvidia drivers (185) and now i am stuck at "checking battery state"  how can i get the system to boot into a graphical environment?
[01:13] <IAmThatGuy> Since 12.04 is going to be supported for 5 years, does that mean that all lenses made for Unity will automatically work under 12.04?
[01:13] <IAmThatGuy> I don't want to upgrade Ubuntu over and over just to be able to use yet another slightly newer addition / feature.
[01:14] <coreyo> I am trying desperately to ubuntu dual booting in my new zenbook prime uefi gpt laptop.  Can someone help me build the grub.efi file and get the bios pointed to it?
[01:15] <genii-around> taime1: try ctrl-alt-f1 , login, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install linux-headers-generic &&sudo apt-get install nvidia-current .... then sudo modprobe nvidia-current and sudo restart lightdm
[01:15] <ingo86> hello, i have big problem compiling a package because of the CFLAG format-security. Is there a way to disable it?
[01:15] <IAmThatGuy> genii-around: Did you mean modprobe nvidia?
[01:16] <genii-around> IAmThatGuy: No, nvidia-current will load the actual module nvidia
[01:16] <bretth> everybody is having graphic card issues in here.
[01:16] <IAmThatGuy> genii-around: Nice.
[01:17] <delac> is the unico engine somehow responsible of the highlighting of the icons in nautilus (when hovering)?
[01:18] <mike_sun> hey guys, I'm trying run quake 4 on ubuntu 12.04 64bit and I got the message: Fatal error, no tech support email configured in this setup
[01:18] <mike_sun> any idea what can be?
[01:19] <taime1> genii-around: ive installed nvidia-current and the headers for 185... could it be that 11.04 is too old and doesnt have the newest nvidia drivers?
[01:20] <hbx> Anyone know how to fix unmet dependencies in Lubuntu 12.04
[01:20] <genii-around> taime1: 185 is very very old
[01:20] <LuiX> hey people, got a question in askubuntu, if you want to help, feel free: http://askubuntu.com/questions/163328/more-than-four-minutes-to-boot-up-my-ubuntu-12-04-what-could-be-the-problem
[01:21] <genii-around> taime1: The current drivers are up to 295 and 302
[01:21] <taime1> hmm..
[01:21] <ncp> reasons to switch to ubuntu from debian (server) except ubuntu has newer software (not thinking about X only server)
[01:22] <crazySDman> How do I increase the RAM available to an Ubuntu (Precise Pangolin) live boot?
[01:23] <escott> crazySDman, buy more ram
[01:23] <crazySDman> escott: I think not all of the hardware RAM is being utilized.
[01:24] <escott> crazySDman, what does free -m say?
[01:25] <genii-around> !info nvidia-current natty
[01:25] <genii-around> taime1: Even 11.04 should have 270 as bot indicates
[01:25] <crazySDman> escott: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1090828/
[01:25] <taime1> genii-around: ill look for them
[01:26] <taime1> genii-around: thank you
[01:26] <crazySDman> escott: Note the ~2000 free cache
[01:26] <escott> crazySDman, looks like you have about 4gigs
[01:26] <taime1> genii-around: i think i should upgrade tho.. its a brand new laptop and im sure the drivers in 11.04 are still too outdated
[01:26] <crazySDman> escott: yes, total
[01:27] <smithw> Hi, I'm having instability issues with my bluetooth mouse on Ubuntu. I can get it to connect for a few seconds (after I remove and pair the device again), but then it suddenly stops. On the same machine, on windows, it works normally. I have no idea how to debug it since I don't know what to look for on dmesg. Can someone please help?
[01:27] <genii-around> taime1: Yes, probably better to go to 12.04 with the 295 stock driver and see if that works.. if the card is even newer you may need the 302.17 version from xorg-edgers
[01:27] <escott> crazySDman, im not sure why you would be worried about the cache?
[01:28] <crazySDman> escott: I'm hoping to make more RAM available to the live-booted operating system so I can install more stuff into it
[01:28] <crazySDman> escott: so can I decrease the cache (or something else) to increase the amount of RAM the live-booted operating system has available?
[01:28] <escott> crazySDman, the cache will automatically adjust as memory pressures dictate
[01:30] <crazySDman> escott: Hmm. Asides from buying more RAM, what are my options for manipulating the way it responds to memory pressures?
[01:31] <escott> crazySDman, there are various tunables for the VM subsystem in /sys, but none of them will create RAM that doesn't exist. your only option to increase usable memory is a swap disk
[01:31] <crazySDman> escott: like, on a thumbdrive or a hard drive or an sd card?
[01:31] <escott> crazySDman, sure
[01:32] <knois> hola
[01:33] <jrdnn> !es knois
[01:33] <crazySDman> escott: are there any other options? :\
[01:34] <knois> si
[01:35] <escott> knois, #ubuntu-es
[01:37] <paulo> algum brasileiro?
[01:38] <Logan_> !br | paulo
[01:38] <paulo> obrigado
[01:41] <md_5> How may I use a screen recorded such as recordmydesktop (which I have used to great success) to record the sound coming from my application(s)
[01:41] <md_5> *recorder
[01:43] <Logan_> md_5: http://recordmydesktop.sourceforge.net/rug/p1_2c.php
[01:45] <md_5> didnt really help me Logan_
[01:45] <Logan_> md_5: "Wave" should be your speaker output.
[01:45] <smithw> Rephrasing my question: As stated, my Bluetooth mouse drops its connection a few seconds after connection. http://i.imgur.com/KUJiY.png <- this is the dmesg of the event, the connection drops right when the xhci_hcd messages show up.
[01:46] <sirriffsalot> FORCE_BUGGY_GRADIENTS=1 where do I do this in Ubuntu?
[01:46] <sirriffsalot> This is in relation to an ardour bug
[01:46] <paulo> oi
[01:46] <md_5> Logan_ I havent even installed gnome-mix since it doesnt appear to be in the repos
[01:46] <paulo> me falaram nesta sala que a sala para brasileiros é #ubuntu-pt mas não achei
[01:46] <escott> sirriffsalot, in the environment prior to running ardour. FORCE_BUGGY... ardour
[01:47] <paulo> quero tirar dúvidas no terminal
[01:47] <Logan_> md_5: hmmm
[01:47] <paulo> alguém pode me ajudar?
[01:47] <sirriffsalot> escott, in the environment? How..?
[01:47] <Logan_> paulo: Only English support here.
[01:47] <sirriffsalot> escott, in a terminal you mean?
[01:47] <escott> sirriffsalot, yes. type it then "ardour" same line. no ; between
[01:48] <md_5> Logan_ I  just managed to do it, but it wasnt pretty
[01:48] <sirriffsalot> escott, how do I run ardour version 3.4a?
[01:48] <Logan_> md_5: oh, how?
[01:48] <md_5> I used Pulse audio volume control to switch the stream AFTER starting to record
[01:48] <md_5> pavucontrol I think is the package
[01:48] <escott> sirriffsalot, i dont know what ardour is. presumably the executable is something like "ardour" so type ard[TAB]
[01:48] <Logan_> md_5: ah
[01:49] <paulo> como fazer ir root@paulotenorio:/# para paulo@paulotenorio:~$
[01:49] <sirriffsalot> escott, ardour is a DAW... and no it doesn't show up when I do the tab thing
[01:49] <paulo> entrei no root mas não consigo voltar como estava antes no terminal
[01:49] <Logan_> sirriffsalot: The latest version of ardour in the Ubuntu repository appears to be 2.8.12.
[01:49] <md_5> Logan_ according to the site I followed the setting appears to be persistant
[01:50] <md_5> I have closed pavucontrol and it still records fine
[01:50] <Logan_> md_5: interesting, good to know
[01:50] <sirriffsalot> Logan_, This fix is for a beta version..:)
[01:50] <md_5> It will probably go away after reboot, but works for now
[01:50] <Logan_> sirriffsalot: ah
[01:50] <sirriffsalot> FORCE_BUGGY_GRADIENTS=1 Ardour-3.0beta4a_12406
[01:51] <sirriffsalot> That command gives : command not ofund
[01:51] <sirriffsalot> found
[01:52] <mike_sun> where can I add a user to a group on ubuntu 12.04?
[01:52] <mike_sun> Used to have a screen to do that,
[01:52] <escott> mike_sun, sudo usermod -a -G GROUP USER
[01:52] <escott> mike_sun, DO NOT FORGET the -a
[01:53] <Jagst3r15> any way to make the toolbar stay visible in ubuntu? like so it always shows
[01:53] <mike_sun> escott: thanks
[01:53] <trism> mike_sun: or: sudo adduser username group;
[01:54] <Daekdroom> Jagst3r15, the launcher?
[01:55] <Jagst3r15> i mean the bar at the top
[01:55] <Jagst3r15> like file, edit, view, help
[01:55] <Daekdroom> You mean the menu.
[01:55] <Daekdroom> It's not possible.
[01:55] <Daekdroom> Not officially, and if there's any non-official way to do it, I haven't read about it anywhere.
[01:55] <Jagst3r15> ya
[01:56] <Jagst3r15> k
[01:56] <Jagst3r15> it just annoys me, does not really hinder performance/navigability
[02:00] <myhero> how to install diff. environments on ubuntu 12.04 ??
[02:00] <myhero> !desktop-environment
[02:00] <mpwd> myhero: What do you mean by different environments?
[02:01] <myhero> kde lxde xfce gnome
[02:01] <mpwd> Oh, like KDE vs. GNOME vs. XMonad or whatever
[02:01] <myhero> openbox and any other gud de\
[02:01] <Logan_> !flavors | myhero
[02:01] <mpwd> myhero: For KDE - http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/kde
[02:01] <myhero> mpwd: yes...
[02:02] <myhero> mpwd: any commands from terminal......like sudo apt-get install kde or xfce
[02:03] <mpwd> myhero:  For the instructions I gave, you can just use apt-get or aptitude instead of synaptic
[02:03] <mpwd> And the instructions are the same
[02:03] <mpwd> Here's XMonad (my favorite): http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Xmonad/Using_xmonad_in_Gnome
[02:03] <myhero> ohhh the pshyco-cat
[02:04] <mpwd> Here's some other alternatives: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/5-alternatives-unity-ubuntu-users-linux/
[02:04] <mpwd> (although the instructions are for v11)
[02:04] <unodx> seriously, i understand trying to look like ms but default of nautilus is to hide the hidden files...
[02:04] <myhero> mpwd: how about lxde and openbox.....and which is the best de for ubuntu.....
[02:05] <mpwd> IDK I just use XMonad and Unity
[02:05] <myhero> mpwd: ok
[02:05] <mpwd> Depending on my mood/what I am doing
[02:05] <trism> unodx: ctrl+h
[02:05] <myhero> mpwd: is it any diff in performance if one installs other de on ubuntu.........
[02:06] <unodx> trism, default should be to show everything...security 101
[02:06] <myhero> mpwd: ??????
[02:06] <unodx> just like alias for ls should be ls -a
[02:07] <mpwd> myhero:  Most things are faster than Unity
[02:07] <mpwd> And take less memory
[02:07] <myhero> mpwd: then why ubuntu comes with unity ass default ?
[02:08] <mpwd> Myhero:  Well, it has a lot of features that are nice
[02:08] <mpwd> Unity is similar to OS X in some respects
[02:08] <unodx> mpwd, unity sucks and you know it
[02:09] <mpwd> unodx:  Yeah, but it's shiny and makes newcomers to the OS feel better about themselves
[02:09] <myhero> mpwd: so which de has maximum or enough or much needed features.....and do other de's have less features then unity.....????
[02:09] <unodx> mpwd, it sucks for previous users and we are jumping ship
[02:10] <myhero> mpwd: yea i agree unity sucks big time
[02:10] <unodx> mpwd, so you never really gained anything except loosing self respect for trying to imitate another os which we used to look down upon
[02:10] <unodx> unodx, no ubuntu users are the laughing stock of mac fan boys...which is a big insult
[02:10] <myhero> mpwd: yesterday i ran quantal 12.04 and it doesn't has my computer or computer place in it....???
[02:10] <unodx> *now
[02:11] <unodx> infact I read a comment on slashdot a couple of days saying that ubuntu users are not really linux users...which is a new low
[02:12] <myhero> mpwd: yesterday i ran quantal 12.04 and it doesn't has my computer or computer place in it....???
[02:12] <mpwd> unodx: Well… I frankly just run ubuntu in VirtualBox on my mac.  Mostly for grad school stuff.
[02:12] <mpwd> myhero: I don't understand your question
[02:13] <mpwd> unodx: Mind you, I'm not a mac fanboy… but… netflix :(
[02:13] <myhero> any1....yesterday i ran quantal 12.04 and it doesn't has my computer or computer place in it....??? also it didn't boot on my hp g6 series laptop and got stuck while ubuntu loading screen
[02:13] <myhero> srry i mean quantal 12.10 alphha-2
[02:14] <unodx> mpwd, yea, i'm not a fan of ubuntu either...i have no loyality, i use whatever gives me the most secure and efficient platform
[02:14] <trism> myhero: #ubuntu+1 for quantal
[02:14] <mpwd> unodx: ditto
[02:14] <myhero> any1....yesterday i ran quantal 12.10 alpha-2 and it doesn't has my computer or computer place in it....??? also it didn't boot on my hp g6 series laptop and got stuck while ubuntu loading screen
[02:14] <myhero> trism: ok
[02:15] <myhero> mpwd: so which de has maximum or enough or much needed features.....and do other de's have less features then unity.....????
[02:17] <myhero> how to save this irc chat session ?
[02:20] <dulio> hello,weekends
[02:20] <myhero> how to save this irc chat session ?
[02:21] <myhero> anyone.....how to print or save this chat.........??????
[02:22] <escott> !logs | myhero
[02:24] <kantian> unodx hi
[02:26] <kakkin> holaa
[02:27] <kakkin> no hablo ingles
[02:27] <coreyo> does anyone happen to know the grub syntax for referencing a disk by its uuid?
[02:28] <ultrixx> kakkin: no problem just talk german
[02:28] <kakkin> mmm
[02:29] <escott> !es | kakkin
[02:29] <kakkin> es que no conosco nada de Xchat, es la primera vez que entro
[02:30] <Bronze> whuh?
[02:31] <kakkin> A muchas gracias, ya me conecté a Ubuntu-es
[02:31] <katronix> Hey all, somehow I got rid of InnoDB in my mysql, how do I replace it?
[02:34] <IMEI_Unlockitfre> http://pastebin.com/8w4xL7nA I have one  dvd that gives me this what the heck does this mean and what is causing this
[02:35] <IMEI_Unlockitfre> it is a blank dvd it should still show up and mount it with an icon like the others whats the reason why not.
[02:36] <DigitalWarrior> I am trying to update the kernel of the Ubuntu 12.04 livecd and things are not nearly as simple for me as I think the documentation says it is.  It probably means I have missed something.
[02:36] <DigitalWarrior>  Does Ubuntu publish the build scripts to create the ISO somewhere I can get at them?
[02:36] <DigitalWarrior>  I am installing Ubuntu ISO files on /dev/sda1 and using grub2 to boot them.
[02:36] <DigitalWarrior>  I have no problems with released versions (been doing it since 11.04)
[02:36] <DigitalWarrior>  however, I need to get new wireless card drivers into the thing.  The drivers are included in Compat-Wireless 3.3
[02:36] <DigitalWarrior>  I cannot apt-get install the modules in the chrooted enviornment (unlike all of my other custom packages) because the system is not aware opf the funny locations of stuff.
[02:36] <FloodBot1> DigitalWarrior: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:45] <hdafeasd> hi
[02:45] <hdafeasd> can i ask questions here?
[02:49] <ultrixx> yes
[02:51] <W4sp> hdafeasd: Yes, just go ahead.
[02:53] <usr13__> coreyo: hd0 0  is sda1  hd0 1 is sda2  etc...
[02:53] <usr13__> coreyo: sd1,0  is sdb1   etc..
[02:53] <katronix> Hey all, somehow I got rid of InnoDB in my mysql, how do I replace it?
[02:53] <usr13__> coreyo: hd1,0  is sdb1   etc..
[02:53] <usr13__> typo
[02:54] <coreyo> usr13__, I need to reference them by UUID, not by  number.  On the newer machines, when you insert a USB stick before boot, the usb drive becomes hd0, shifting the previous hd0 to hd1, and so on, then shifting back when you remove the usb drive
[02:55] <coreyo> usr13__, this breaks your grub .efi file
[02:55] <usr13__> coreyo: I've never done it that way.
[02:55] <coreyo> usr13__, you are probably on a bios-based system
[02:55] <usr13__> yea
[02:57] <coreyo> usr13__, got a new laptop today, literally spent 14 hours just trying to get linux to boot.  Never even know what a uefi system was or a gpt partition label was until today ... after a lot of googling and tearing my hair out
[02:57] <coreyo> usr13__, bios will be dead by the end of the year, with the advent of windows 8, so everyone will have to deal with it very soon
[02:57] <usr13__> coreyo: sudo blkid  #Tells you about the drives, so...
[02:57] <usr13__> coreyo: Bios won't be dead.
[02:58] <usr13__> coreyo: Legacy computers are abundant.
[02:58] <coreyo> usr13__, yes, I know the uuid of my device, I just don't know how to tell grub to look by UUID rather than number
[02:59] <usr13__> coreyo: I dono either... let me look...
[03:00] <usr13__> coreyo: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/GRUB2
[03:00] <usr13__> coreyo: Even better: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingUUID
[03:03] <usr13__> well, I dono if it's better, but...
[03:07] <coreyo> usr13__, I've been to all of those pages, but unfortunately I do not see what I need.  When you create a portable .efi file with grub-mkimage -p, you have to specify the root "i.e. point to /boot/grub" using an absolute path that can be established at boot.
[03:07] <coreyo> usr13__, I can use (hd0,gptX)/boot/grub   , but that breaks if I plug in a removable disk before I turn the computer on because of the numbering shift
[03:08] <coreyo> so finding a way to replace the () with a UUID would be ideal
[03:09] <scranchy> Hi all, loving my new ubuntu install but lost my admin pw.  Any easy ways to get it back other than booting into recovery mode?
[03:10] <Jordan_U> coreyo: Don't bother trying to build a grub.efi manually. Mount your EFI System Parititon to /boot/efi/ and run "sudo grub-install" or for a removable drive (or if you don't want efi variables modified) "sudo grub-install --removable".
[03:15] <coreyo> Jordan_U, ahh ... someone with experience!  I've been trying similar tactics, but my /efi directory is always empty after a grub-install
[03:15] <coreyo> Jordan_U, I installed grub-efi-amd64 and its associated packages, replacing the defaults.  Is there something more that I need to do?
[03:16] <mimi_> I have a laptop dual booting win7 and linux mint 11 ...I'd like to change linux install to latest Ubuntu (of course)....
[03:17] <mimi_> I have 3 partitions for /, swap and data ....would I need to delete everything or can I just install ubuntu in root partition and preserve my swap and data partitions?
[03:21] <mimi_> can anyone help with installation questions? ...doesn't seem to be much chatting going on in here??
[03:22] <genii-around> !ask | mimi
[03:22] <mimi_> With a dual boot laptop (win7 and Linux mint11) I want to update/change mint to latest ubuntu ...can I install that in the root partition without disturbing the separate data partition?
[03:23] <psusi> mimi_, yes
[03:23] <RedSocrates> mimi_, you can do that, but you will have stray config files lying around in the data partition that you may want to clean up or get rid of, depending on details
[03:24] <psusi> mimi_, choose manual partitioning, and DON'T choose to format the data partition
[03:24] <mimi_> psusi: thanks ....yes, I think I remember that from a previous time
[03:24] <mimi_> psusi: do you think i'm likely to have issues with grub?
[03:25] <mimi_> psusi: at worst I might just need to reset that via windows like I did last time?  (something to do with large drives, from memory?)
[03:26] <marun> Hello, how do I add windows clients to ldap server and add them as clients to the linux domain?
[03:27] <marun> Any idea folks?
[03:35] <Jordan_U> coreyo: Where exactly did you mount your EFI System partition? It needs to be in /boot/efi/, not /efi/.
[03:35] <PineappleCLock> Hello I am having problems installing ubuntu server- the installation goes fine and then once I reboot I get "video mode not supported" on 3 different monitors I've tried
[03:35] <PineappleCLock> how do I just get a regular command line?
[03:36] <wormmd> I'm using lightdm with Lubuntu to launch the awesome window manager, and I have a script that I want to run whenever I login, specifically to control theming issues. Placing it in .xinitrc breaks the theme. Can I safely place it at the end of my .profile?
[03:37] <marun>  how do I add windows clients to ldap server and add them as clients to the linux domain?
[03:39] <kanliot> wormmd, this is an alternative you might try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Lubuntu/Documentation/FAQ/Guides#How_I_can_autostart_a_program_when_logging_into_Desktop
[03:40] <BWMerlin> I am trying to install plugins for keepass under Lubuntu 12.04 but I do not know where to find the plugin directory
[03:42] <alien1> Hi
[03:45] <excalibr> http://askubuntu.com/questions/163363/shadow-window-setting-in-compiz-ccsm-isnt-working
[03:46] <excalibr> ^ bugs or by design?
[03:46] <bwat47> lots of things in ccsm dont work right
[03:46] <excalibr> yea i notice that
[03:46] <Spectacle_K> I installed KDE desktop environment on my Ubuntu 12.04. To be honest, I don't like and when I remove it via the software centre, all the programmes that were installed with it (Amarok, Ark, Kmail, etc.) are still installed on my system. How do I remove the Kubuntu desktop AND the programmes as well?
[03:47] <kanliot> BWMerlin, i think it's /usr/lib/keepass2
[03:48] <sluh> who wants to jerk off together to 3 Guys 1 Hammer while we listen to: Duran Duran - girls on film
[03:49] <bwat47> Spectacle_K: http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/pureubuntu
[03:50] <Spectacle_K> bwat47: And this is for the current version of the Kubuntu plasma?
[03:50] <nathan708> what program or cd can you use to restore (ext4) partitions
[03:50] <bwat47> the page says it applies to 12.04 so it should work
[03:50] <nathan708> Mageia some how destroyed some of my partitions
[03:50] <PineappleCLock> Hello I can't shut my system down it says "killing all remaining processes [fail]"
[03:51] <PineappleCLock> this is a fresh install of ubuntu server
[03:51] <PineappleCLock> should I just hold the power button down?
[03:52] <sluh> someone use elite google skills and find a free d/l of Juvenile - Back That Ass Up.mp3
[03:53] <PineappleCLock> oh nevermind i got it
[03:53] <Spectacle_K> bwat47: It seems to be working. I don't need to get back the Ubuntu desktop because it's all already installed. The programmes from the KDE environment were present in the Unity environment. I couldn't find a way to keep the two sets of programmes separate so it became cluttered in Unity. :( Kubuntu looked nice though.
[03:55] <bwat47> yeah i hate it when the menus get all cluttered, kde comes with a lot of apps
[03:55] <Spectacle_K> If I could install KDE but keep my Unity programmes to use there I'd be just fine lol. Thanks anyway. It's working.
[03:57] <ra4king> heyo!
[03:57] <ra4king> How do I install FTP or FTPS on my Ubuntu Server?
[04:00] <kanliot> ra4king add the openssh-server package for sftp
[04:01] <ra4king> kanliot: wordpress doesn't support sftp unfortunately
[04:01] <ra4king> it only supports ftp and ftps
[04:02] <kanliot> vsftp?
[04:03] <kanliot> i mean vsftpd
[04:06] <yydamienyy> Hey is there a way for removing this unity tick with dual screens that stops my mouse for a second in the middle?
[04:06] <yydamienyy> i dont really know what to call what that is so that I can disable it or look up how.
[04:06] <ra4king> kandinski: yeah, i saw that
[04:10] <yydamienyy> Seems the mouse gets stuck moving from one monitor to the other unless i acelerate the mouse quickly towards the side thats extended to the second screen.
[04:10] <yydamienyy> it seems like an intentional thing
[04:11] <imetallica> yydamienyy, do you autohide the lateral tab?
[04:11] <bwat47> yydamienyy: http://askubuntu.com/questions/109338/how-do-i-disable-mouse-magnet-on-middle-edge-with-multi-monitors
[04:11] <L3top> yydamienyy: check sticky corners... it is a compiz thing which unity inherits by default which causes this behavior.
[04:11] <yydamienyy> imetallica:  I've only got the tab on the left monitor and removed it from the second on the right
[04:11] <yydamienyy> thanks bwat47
[04:11] <yydamienyy> i appreciate your help
[04:12] <yydamienyy> bwat47: haha wow i cant believe i missed that /facepalm
[04:12] <yydamienyy> thanks again.
[04:12] <excalibr> does anyone know any gnome3 theme that draws shadow under gtk3 tooltips?
[04:14] <skulltip> anyone try hitting F1 to bring up the Help menu and find you can't close it?
[04:17] <Fallzy> Hi all, Im trying to cp a file or mv a file which has open and closed brackets in it eg : 21 Jump Street (2012) DVDRip XviD-MAXSPEED. Each time it gives me a syntax error   # bash: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[04:17] <Fallzy> Can this be done
[04:17] <kanliot> Fallzy, use tab expansion
[04:18] <dwakar> skulltip no, try killing the process killall yelp
[04:18] <L3top> Fallzy: yes. try escaping the brackets with \
[04:18] <RAMKUMAR> hi
[04:19] <Fallzy> Could you please expand your answer im not sure what you guys mean
[04:19] <L3top> mv 21\ Jump\ Street
[04:19] <elementary-site1> I updated my drivers using "sudo apt-get install nvidia-current" and then rebooted, now I can't get to the login screen, just a black screen with "acpid: 1 client rule loaded". Any ideas?
[04:19] <L3top> \ \(2012\)
[04:19] <RAMKUMAR> I am using Ubuntu and I needed help with an issue
[04:20] <L3top> blah blah.
[04:20] <Fallzy> Thabks guys ill try it out
[04:20] <L3top> Sorry for the break... hit enter instead of \
[04:20] <lotuspsychje> !ask RAMKUMAR
[04:21] <lotuspsychje> !ask | RAMKUMAR
[04:21] <RAMKUMAR> When I try to shut down the Ubuntu, the screen goes blank and could still see the power light on !
[04:21] <RAMKUMAR> The Ubuntu is not shutting down properly
[04:22] <lotuspsychje> RAMKUMAR: try to press F1 at shutdown to see what hangs, or check /var/log for any errors
[04:22] <boshco> who knows how i can activate the visual efectos from the terminal?
[04:22] <delac> Fallzy: did you try autocompleting the filename with tab?
[04:22] <boshco> who knows how i can activate the visual efects from the terminal?
[04:23] <lotuspsychje> boshco: maybe try man compiz
[04:23] <RAMKUMAR> I will switch to ubuntu now
[04:24] <elementary-site1> anyone know why I cant log in after updating my drivers?
[04:24] <boshco> uhmm i cant activate by compiz
[04:26] <L3top> !details | everybody.
[04:26] <lotuspsychje> boscho: compizconfig-settings-manager
[04:27] <wols> he's gone
[04:27] <Fallzy> ! delac  Yes thanks I think I have it sorted
[04:27] <lotuspsychje> oh
[04:27] <wols> elementary-site1: try to log in at a console. ctrl+alt+f2
[04:27] <Fallzy> :P
[04:28] <ramkumar_> Ubuntu cannot be shutdown properly . The power light stays on and the screen goes blank
[04:29] <L3top> ramkumar_: please check /var/log/dmesg  for possible problems.
[04:29] <L3top> ramkumar_: might also check out /var/log/syslog
[04:29] <ramkumar_> just a moment...
[04:29] <L3top> ramkumar_: these will probably be very large files.
[04:30] <wols> ramkumar_: probelms at the shutdown time. also try to shutdown from textmode
[04:30] <rahul_korman> Please, Can anyone tell good download manager like IDM(win) for ubuntu.?
[04:30] <skulltip> dwakar only thing is, the help program grabs the focus, i close it and it pops back up. i can't get to a terminal and type because it loses focus
[04:30] <rahul_korman> which can download youtube
[04:31] <lotuspsychje> rahul_korman: many firefox addons for video downloads
[04:31] <L3top> rahul_korman: these are typically plugins. Check your browser addons, especially firefox
[04:31] <Toggi3_> Hello all.  Really in a bind.  I am unable to get VLC to open an audio capture device and dont want any video device
[04:32] <rahul_korman> L3top: Thanks i will check it for
[04:32] <Toggi3_> it complains of /dev/video0 not existing when I try v4l2
[04:32] <L3top> Toggi3_: what is your capture device?
[04:33] <Toggi3_> line in on a sound blaster Live!
[04:33] <Toggi3_> pci
[04:34] <scooterpit> Anyone have any insight on ATI Drivers? I have the proprietary binaries installed and desktop effects and everything works swimmingly (12.04 x64) but trying to play enemy-territory gives libGL errors (ia32 installed) and Quake4 ruins my screen resolution and crashes... Any ideas?
[04:34] <L3top> How are you trying to do this Toggi3_. I understand the underlying architecture, but have not used VLC to try and capture.
[04:34] <ramkumar_> ramkumar19890
[04:34] <yydamienyy> can someone point me towards where to get the latest google chromium build ubuntu repository?
[04:34] <L3top> scooterpit: lspci -nn | grep VGA
[04:35] <lotuspsychje> scooterpit: you running the game from wine or something?
[04:35] <L3top> second question^
[04:35] <scooterpit> nope, native installs of linux clients
[04:35] <scooterpit> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Barts LE [AMD Radeon HD 6700 Series] [1002:673e]
[04:35] <Toggi3_> L3top: I have been trying to open capture device > set video device to nothing, set audio device to hw:0,0 > hit play
[04:35] <elementary-site1> why am I stuck on a blank window after updating my nvidia drivers and rebooting?
[04:36] <deper29> is it possible for me to update grub on a harddrive while I'm booted into a live CD?
[04:36] <lotuspsychje> yydamienyy:goto software-center and choose 'show all technical files' and search chrome
[04:36] <lotuspsychje> !info playonlinux | scooterpit
[04:36] <yydamienyy> lotuspsychje: awesome thanks alog.
[04:36] <yydamienyy> alot
[04:37] <scooterpit> sweet, thanks
[04:37] <scooterpit> I'll go give it a try! Thanks guys
[04:37] <ramkumar_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1090967/  [syslog]      http://paste.ubuntu.com/1090965/ [dmesg]
[04:39] <L3top> deper29: I think you will have to chroot into the partition after mounting it and binding dev at the least.
[04:39] <lotuspsychje> ramkumar_:you got any sd crads, usb sticks or any other devices plugged in at shutdown?
[04:39] <L3top> gimme a min Toggi3_.
[04:40] <Toggi3_> no problem thanks for your help thus far L3top
[04:40] <Toggi3_> I get the feeling if I could create a fake video0 or just got a dumb webcam I could then stream
[04:40] <Toggi3_> but I have no use for video content at all
[04:41] <L3top> Toggi3_: just as a "wonder what it will do" try putting /dev/null in instead of leaving video blank (which is obviously defaulting to /dev/video0)
[04:41] <deper29> L3top: okay, i'll give that a shot
[04:41] <deper29> thanks
[04:41] <lotuspsychje> Toggi3_:is that blaster got the right ubuntu drivers installed?
[04:41] <Toggi3_> L3top: I tried this
[04:41] <Toggi3_> lotuspsychje: I assume, whatever it is its default for 12.04
[04:41] <Toggi3_> alsamixer sees it
[04:42] <lotuspsychje> Toggi3_:not all devices got the latest drivers by default
[04:42] <Toggi3_> L3top: if you were curious what it says
[04:42] <Toggi3_> v4l2 error: cannot get video capabilities: Inappropriate ioctl for device main error: open of `v4l2:///dev/null' failed
[04:43] <Toggi3_> lotuspsychje: I am pretty certain the device is functional in that it outputs sound and takes it in, but I am open to updating anything
[04:43] <Toggi3_> I think my problem is somewhere between VLC and V4L
[04:44] <Toggi3_> though more likely PEBKAC
[04:44] <lotuspsychje> Toggi3_:did you try any other software like webcamstudio perhaps
[04:44] <Toggi3_> I havent, will it help in my situation having no video capture device?
[04:45] <yydamienyy> lotuspsychje: i'm unable to find it in software center
[04:45] <Toggi3_> oh thats interesting
[04:46] <lotuspsychje> !info chromium-browser | yydamnienyy
[04:46] <L3top> !pm | ramkumar_ I do not do email for support issues. I can't imagine the spam/questions I would get if I did with the amount of people who ask.
[04:47] <yydamienyy> lotuspsychje: so just enable the repository ubuntu universe.
[04:48] <lotuspsychje> yydamienyy: its in software center by default mate, try from terminal sudo apt-get install chromium-browser
[04:48] <porfis> alguien habla español
[04:48] <porfis> ?
[04:48] <lotuspsychje> !es | profis
[04:48] <tking> i uploaded a folder say "site" to my host it has 500pages in various folders and images css all in different folders packed in the site folder but can't access them online http://intin.in/test/content.html is an example... i need a way to set permission before upload lot of file
[04:48] <yydamienyy> lotuspsychje:  wow its in the bottom left corner of the window that was way more obvious than i was expecting sorry.
[04:49] <L3top> Toggi3_: http://forum.videolan.org/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=97027  any help?
[04:51] <L3top> tking, it probably has to do with the user pushing these files. If you do so as root, I expect they might end up at their destination as root ownership.
[04:51] <lotuspsychje> !info enlightment
[04:51] <lotuspsychje> hmm maybe enlightment is dead?
[04:51] <tking> L3top, nice one, how do i change the permission to that folder and content
[04:52] <tking> L3top, like in windows everything works normal
[04:52] <tking> without changing permission
[04:52] <L3top> chown -R user: /path/to/folder
[04:52] <L3top> yes tking... that is why windows is so terribly exploited. It has no security.
[04:53] <lotuspsychje> !info e17
[04:53] <yydamienyy> so if theres more than one version in the repos how do i switch the version in ubuntu software centre
[04:53] <lotuspsychje> aha not dead lol
[04:53] <andrew> join #ebooks
[04:53] <lotuspsychje> andrew: no advertising here
[04:55] <L3top> yydamienyy: what are you referring to sorry...
[04:55] <yydamienyy> L3top:  i've got an older more stable version of Chromium-browser and i want the most recent dev build.
[04:56] <yydamienyy> well the most recent possible within the means of some repository somewhere.
[04:56] <lotuspsychje> ..
[04:56] <yydamienyy> !ubuntu-universe
[04:56] <L3top> the most recent is not in the official repos yydamienyy... but simply apt-get installing it will get the most recent available in repos unless it is pinned or something
[04:58] <yydamienyy> L3top:  fair well i have to look for a dev repository i guess is there a ppa somewhere on launchpad?
[04:58] <L3top> yes yydamienyy. What exactly are you looking to improve?
[04:59] <tking> L3top, thanks
[04:59] <L3top> yydamienyy: this ppa specifically causes conflicts with certain packages. Be forewarned.
[04:59] <yydamienyy> L3top: just a security thing that is awesome but annoying to explain with two factor authentication with the google accounts.
[04:59] <L3top> np tking.
[05:00] <tking> !next
[05:03] <yydamienyy> !chromium-browser chamunks
[05:03] <yydamienyy> !chromium-browser yydamienyy
[05:04] <lotuspsychje> yydamienyy:http://askubuntu.com/questions/89058/how-to-install-the-latest-stable-version-of-chromium
[05:04] <L3top> yydamienyy: /msg ubottu !info chromium-browser
[05:05] <yydamienyy> L3top: lotuspsychje thanks
[05:05] <yydamienyy> almost pasted that add-apt code in irssi woops
[05:06] <lotuspsychje> yydamienyy: remember that chromium isnt the safest browser out there
[05:07] <yydamienyy> lotuspsychje: i usually run with the web of trust plugin which helps
[05:07] <lotuspsychje> ok
[05:09] <lotuspsychje> anyone knows if there an ubuntu community for new innovations for society?
[05:12] <Dailycomputing> hi im trying to format a sc card with ubuntu in gparted and i keep getting error
[05:12] <Dailycomputing> cd*
[05:13] <Dailycomputing> sd*
[05:13] <Dailycomputing> lol
[05:13] <bipul> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091006/ what does 4096 indicate here
[05:13] <L3top> that it is a directory I am guessing
[05:13] <L3top> without looking
[05:13] <vith> bytes?
[05:13] <Dailycomputing> can someone please help me?
[05:14] <nicklecoder> @Dailycomputing: Which version of ubuntu?
[05:14] <Dailycomputing> 12.0.4 or the newest 1
[05:14] <bipul> vith: total byte consume for the files right
[05:15] <L3top> Dailycomputing: lsb_release -sc
[05:15] <Dailycomputing> what?
[05:15] <vith> bipul: not of all the files contained within the directory, no
[05:15] <L3top> No bipul... it is a container... all directories equal 4096
[05:15] <Dailycomputing> 12.04 desktop
[05:15] <L3top> Dailycomputing: in a terminal... I wanted you to type that.
[05:15] <vith> just the amount of space it takes to store a directory entry
[05:16] <Dailycomputing> ok
[05:16] <nicklecoder> You should be able to format an sd card by right-clicking on it's icon in the launcher in this release.  If not, you could install ubuntu tweak and set the setting that makes the sd card appear on the desktop as an icon and right click there and select format.
[05:16] <bipul> you mean spaced taken my files and folder in my desktop
[05:16] <bipul> spaces*
[05:16] <ki4ro> Why is my wife's Compaq on Linux 3.0.27 while my Toshiba is still at 3.0.26?
[05:16] <L3top> No bipul. ALL DIRECTORIES = 4096
[05:17] <Dailycomputing> it says error no such option
[05:17] <bipul> L3top:  can you have details document's on thistopic
[05:17] <L3top> if you want to know the size of its contents bipul... dh -h /path/to/directory
[05:17] <nicklecoder> ki4ro: run "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[05:18] <rinzler> when using the stable release of chrome from google's repositories, it takes up the remaining time on my CPU until I close out. I don't have this problem on a similar machine while using chrome in the same capacity. Any ideas of how to troubleshoot this?
[05:18] <Dailycomputing> L3top, it says error no such option
[05:18] <ki4ro> nicklecoder: Will give it a go...thanks
[05:18] <L3top> er... bipul du -h   sorry
[05:18] <chapo> k
[05:19] <monitoring> hi
[05:19] <Dailycomputing> still not working
[05:19] <rinzler> ki4ro: usually doing "sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get update" will update the kernel, but I don't know for sure if that works all the time
[05:20] <nicklecoder> @rinzler: you may consider re-installing Chrome and see if that changes anything.
[05:20] <L3top> ki4ro: because she has run sudo apt-get dist-upgrade and you haven't perhaps?
[05:20] <ki4ro> rinzler: It did not work this time
[05:20] <rinzler> nicklecoder: mmkay. Sounds like a good idea. thanks
[05:20] <rinzler> ki4ro: mmkay. Jus checkin...
[05:21] <monitoring> I have 4 Cameras into different rooms .. I just want to connect these cameras to my Computer and monitor all the rooms at a same time. Which software i need please?
[05:21] <Dailycomputing> someone please help me? sorry i really need this
[05:21] <nicklecoder> monitoring: zoneminder.  Works like a charm and last time I checked, it's in the repositories.
[05:21] <L3top> !patience | Dailycomputing
[05:22] <ki4ro> nicklecoder: rinzler  it says W: GPG error: http://linux.dropbox.com precise Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY FC918B335044912E
[05:22] <monitoring> nicklecoder, Thanks,,, Let's check it
[05:22] <nicklecoder> Monitoring: don't use LinuxMCE though.  It's ubuntu based but doesn't work well and it's out of date.
[05:22] <Dailycomputing> lol i love ubottu but anyway i need to format a sd card
[05:24] <rinzler> what's the command to make apt-get reinstall something?
[05:24] <ewook> Dailycomputing: Does the SD Card show on your desktop? unmount it first.
[05:24] <ewook> rinzler: dpkg --reconfigure [packet] should work.
[05:25] <ewook> Dailycomputing: Please also specify the error Gparted gives you.
[05:25] <nicklecoder> @rinzler: apt-get remove xyz && apt-get install xyz
[05:25] <Dailycomputing> ewook, wow do i unmount? and it dont say a error it just says error lol\
[05:26] <L3top> nicklecoder: linuxmce is not ideal for cameras to be sure... but it certainly works... and it is not "out of date".
[05:26] <L3top> ki4ro: gpg --keyserver pgp.mit.edu --recv-keys 5044912E; gpg --export --armor 5044912E | apt-key add -
[05:26] <ewook> rinzler: sorry, dpkg-reconfigure [packet]
[05:27] <monitoring> nicklecoder, How i work with it...
[05:27] <ewook> Dailycomputing: you unmount by right clicking it. you might even get the option to format right there.
[05:27] <ki4ro> L3top: You want me to put that in at a terminal?
[05:27] <L3top> yes ki4ro
[05:27] <rinzler> would using apt-get remove --purge xyz work, or is --purge not an option...
[05:27] <L3top> then sudo apt-get update and then do whatever it was you are doing.
[05:28] <ewook> nicklecoder: that does not reconfigure it, simply removes and re-adds it. if the conf's already there - it skips config.
[05:28] <ewook> rinzler: --purge would be the long and bothersome whay.
[05:28] <ewook> way
[05:28] <ewook> geh
[05:29] <Dailycomputing> ewook, i dont even see my card and i only found it in gparted im new to ubuntu
[05:29] <L3top> rinzler: to answer your question sudo apt-get install --reinstall
[05:29] <L3top> package
[05:29] <rinzler> L3top: ahh. That's what I was looking for. Thanks!!
[05:29] <ewook> Dailycomputing: You don't see your SD card, but in Gparted you get an error trying to format it?
[05:30] <ewook> L3top: thanks, that would be the apt version of dpkg-reconfigure
[05:30] <Dailycomputing> ewook, it will come up in gparted is that wfere im supposed to right click?
[05:31] <L3top> correct ewook. I prefer the dpkg method personally... but sometimes reinstall is required.
[05:31] <ewook> Dailycomputing: please open up a terminal and type mount - paste the output on http://paste.ubuntu.com and give the link in here please.
[05:31] <Dailycomputing> im on a diffrent pc
[05:31] <Dailycomputing> hang on
[05:31] <ewook> L3top: word.
[05:31] <ewook> Dailycomputing: np.
[05:33] <qwebirc21991> ewook: this is daily
[05:34] <ewook> Dailycomputin: gotcha.
[05:35] <Metzee> hello can help me all?
[05:35] <ewook> Metzee: Not all sadly in a timely fashion. Pop the Q.
[05:36] <Dailycomputing> ewook, it wont let me type it says cannot send to channel ubuntu
[05:36] <L3top> !pastebin | Dailycomputing
[05:36] <Metzee> I`m use Asus A43s but.....Vga in my laptop is not.......How all?
[05:36] <ewook> thanks L3top
[05:37] <L3top> Metzee: you are going to have to do a little better than that.
[05:37] <Metzee> help me please
[05:37] <ewook> Metzee: We can't understand your question mate.
[05:38] <L3top> Metzee: I understand that English may not be your primary language, and I am not poking fun... I need a bit more information, a bit clearer, to help you. Please take your time.
[05:38] <jayan> how to enabel wirednetwork in diffalt ?
[05:38] <ewook> Metzee: there might also be a channel in your native tounge.
[05:38] <auronandace> tongue
[05:39] <Dailycomputin> ewook: did i do it right? http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091029/
[05:39] <ewook> auronandace: :D, not my native language either ;)
[05:39] <ewook> Dailycomputin: yes, thank you.
[05:40] <Dailycomputin> np
[05:40] <Metzee> I can`t install my Vga........How?
[05:40] <jayan> ubuntu 12.10 open with network disable how to fix it ?
[05:40] <auronandace> !ubuntu+1 | jayan
[05:40] <Metzee> jayan: why?
[05:41] <L3top> Metzee: that isn't much better. In terminal please type: lspci -nn | grep VGA      and place the output here.
[05:42] <ewook> Dailycomputin: the line "gvfs-fuse-daemon on /home/ubuntu/.gvfs type fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon (rw,nosuid,nodev,user=ubuntu)" (could) indicate that your SD card is mounted.
[05:42] <ewook> Dailycomputin: do you know where the file explorer is ?
[05:42] <ewook> (I'm not a gui person ...)
[05:42] <jayan> Metzee:  that computer is using by peron not no to enble it in each time i try to set is enabel in on startup though he can do it easly
[05:42] <pretender> playing avi forces a logout on ubuntu 12.04.  How do i fix this problem
[05:42] <Dailycomputin> um...no
[05:43] <Dailycomputin> ewook: can we do this in pm ? im cnnfused with all these people
[05:43] <ewook> Dailycomputin: I need to fetch a laptop with 12.04 on it, hold ;)
[05:43] <Dailycomputin> ok
[05:48] <ewook> Dailycomputin: there we go. So, on your left hand side, you got the menu bar, second icon is a folder - hover over it and it should state "home folder".
[05:48] <ewook> Dailycomputin: Click it, and a file explorer interface will open up.
[05:48] <Dailycomputing> ok
[05:49] <ewook> Dailycomputin: in the interface, to the left, you've got "Devices", your SD-card should be listed there.
[05:49] <ewook> Dailycomputin: please right-click it and tell me the options you see.
[05:50] <Dailycomputing> no i see hd system.. and floppy disc
[05:50] <DarwinSurvivor> When Update Manager asks if I want to replace a system config file or keep the old one, is there any way to "merge" the two?
[05:50] <Dailycomputing> ewook, its not there
[05:50] <ewook> Dailycomputin: mkay.
[05:51] <Dailycomputing> idky i mean gparted detects it
[05:51] <DarwinSurvivor> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091038/ I want it to add the 3 with +'s, but keep the 4 google earth ones with -'s
[05:51] <auronandace> DarwinSurvivor: backup the old, let the update manager replace it, then manually merge it afterwards
[05:51] <DarwinSurvivor> auronandace: I was afraid of that :(
[05:52] <Dailycomputing> wait there we go it came up
[05:53] <Dailycomputing> ewook, what do i do now?
[05:54] <ewook> Dailycomputing: what options did you get right-clicking it?
[05:55] <Dailycomputing> ewook, it says open.....  eject safely remove drive properties
[05:57] <Dailycomputing> ewook,
[05:58] <Dailycomputing> ewook, u there?
[05:58] <ewook> Dailycomputing: w8
[05:59] <Dailycomputing> k
[06:01] <ewook> Dailycomputing: try safely remove drive, and refresh the interface on gparted.
[06:01] <Dailycomputing> ok
[06:02] <Dailycomputing> ewook, it doesnt even show up now
[06:03] <shadowfios> hello :)
[06:04] <ewook> Dailycomputing: sorry mate, have to run. pop out your q again, and give indication what we've established so far and I'm sure someone more into the GUI side of life can help you :).
[06:04] <Dailycomputing> ugg ok
[06:04] <Dailycomputing> I need help!! lol i need to format a sd card and i cant!
[06:04] <pskeshu> Hi, I'm not able to install any shell extensions from extensions.gnome.org.
[06:05] <Dailycomputing> someone please help me i need it for in the morning
[06:05] <eppa> hey! I threw together a RAID1 device, using mdadm, to remporarily store some data…turned out all the data “fit” (space–wise) on a single device, so I'd like to now remove the second device from the array.  I'm re–jigging my LVM setup, so shuffling a lot of data around.  How can I be sure removing the second RAID1 device won't be destructive?
[06:06] <pskeshu> Dailycomputing - Have you tried the disk utility ?
[06:06] <Dailycomputing> no?
[06:06] <pskeshu> search for disk utility in unity
[06:06] <pskeshu> or for disks if you are using gnome 3.4
[06:06] <Dailycomputing> it wont even detect it now :(
[06:07] <Dailycomputing> i clicked on safely eject media
[06:07] <L3top> Dailycomputing: sudo fdisk -l   in pastebin please.
[06:08] <eppa> *ARGH sorry, I mean RAID0…;so two disks in RAID0, now want to remove the second disk since all the data is small enough to fit on the first device
[06:09] <Dailycomputin> L3top: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091056/
[06:09] <L3top> sudo not sudu
[06:09] <Dailycomputing> oh
[06:10] <eppa> OK, so typing it out here just pushed my brain to finding the solution itself: convert to RAID1, then “fail” the second disk
[06:10] <Dailycomputin> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091057/    L3top
[06:11] <DarwinSurvivor> eppa: how do you plan to convert a 2-disk raid0 to raid1...?
[06:12] <L3top> Dailycomputing: -l not -1
[06:13] <Dailycomputin> ugg
[06:13] <Dailycomputin> lol
[06:13] <siva4080> in C language , I want to create a file (using fopen) along with any not existing parent directories.. is there any api in linux??
[06:13] <eppa> DarwinSurvivor: OK, so mdadm man page doesn
[06:14] <eppa> 't mention it
[06:14] <eppa> hmm
[06:14] <iceroot> siva4080: ##c
[06:14] <DarwinSurvivor> eppa: As far as I understand, the only way to modify a raid0 (in ANY way) is to copy the data to another filesystem and destroy the raid.
[06:15] <pskeshu> when I try to update, I get the following error http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091059/
[06:15] <DarwinSurvivor> eppa: you may be able to "shrink" the raid0, then create regular (non-raid) filesystems on the remaining parts of the disks and copy the data there
[06:15] <pskeshu> Please tell me whatto do.
[06:15] <eppa> DarwinSurvivor: good idea, ok thanks
[06:15] <Dailycomputin> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091060/ L3top lol
[06:16] <DarwinSurvivor> eppa: that's assuming you are using partition-level raid and not disk-level (or hardware) raid
[06:16] <bencc> in what file can I run commands for a user on login? .profile or something else?
[06:16] <DarwinSurvivor> bencc: what type of command is it?
[06:17] <DarwinSurvivor> eppa: My *recommended* recommendation however would be to make a backup of all your data anyways (no important data should *ever* be stored in only 1 place)
[06:17] <bencc> DarwinSurvivor: xsetwaccom to configure a tablet
[06:17] <eppa> DarwinSurvivor: yeah backing up 20TiB is hard…
[06:18] <L3top> Dailycomputing: remove and reinsert the drive, and give run the command again.
[06:18] <Dailycomputin> i did
[06:18] <Dailycomputin> the light dont even comeon now
[06:19] <DarwinSurvivor> bencc: ah, then .profile (or similar) is probably the best solution (not sure if .profile or .inputrc or etc is best though)
[06:20] <bencc> DarwinSurvivor: thansk
[06:20] <DarwinSurvivor> eppa: good grief, I hope you have the *important* stuff backed up at least (most people don't bother backing up music/etc as it's replaceable).
[06:20] <L3top> Dailycomputing: I find your hardware suspect, or your OS itself is flakish. Remove the drive, reboot the machine plug the drive in, do not open it if prompted.
[06:21] <Dailycomputin> ok
[06:21] <L3top> Dailycomputing: once the machine is up pastebin sudo fdisk -l    and pastebin sudo mount
[06:21] <DarwinSurvivor> L3top: did he try the drive in another machine?
[06:21] <DarwinSurvivor> L3top: he's gone
[06:21] <L3top> He has two nics in here.
[06:21] <L3top> Dailycomputing: did you try this drive in another machine
[06:23] <Dailycomputing> yes
[06:23] <Dailycomputing> i tried to format it says its read only
[06:23] <DarwinSurvivor> L3top: Ah, I didn't notice that
[06:24] <DarwinSurvivor> Dailycomputing: what filesystem does (did) it have?
[06:24] <joscha> hi
[06:25] <L3top> Dailycomputing: not to be incredibly elementary... but... is the lock tab switched?
[06:25] <eppa> DarwinSurvivor: all the truly important stuff fits in a Dropbox…this other data is important but changes rapidly so there's no good way to make it off–site
[06:25] <L3top> Dailycomputing: on the sd itself
[06:26] <Dailycomputing> L3top, in windows
[06:26] <DarwinSurvivor> Dailycomputing: if the drive is ntfs (or fat32) and detects that it is corrupted, it will mark it as read-only to prevent further corruption. Since NTFS and Fat32 are not properly documented, the only way to fix it is to format the whole drive or repair it using a windows machine
[06:27] <Dailycomputing> ok i need to do that
[06:27] <DarwinSurvivor> Dailycomputing: "if Ubuntu detects that it ....."
[06:27] <wols> Dailycomputing: fat32 is documented just fine. it's so primitive, there is nothing special to it.
[06:27] <wols> ntfs you have to use windows chkdsk tho
[06:27] <DarwinSurvivor> wols: ah, sorry, you are correct
[06:28] <Metzee> please bring me to indonesia channel
[06:28] <L3top> !id | Metzee
[06:28] <Dailycomputing> idk i just want to format it so i can use it
[06:28] <DarwinSurvivor> eppa: have you seen the "cp -al" + "rsync" system for backup? for very well for me (full backups with the space saving of incremental backup)
[06:29] <L3top> Dailycomputing: please give me the output of the commands I gave you, and we will do just that.
[06:29] <Metzee> Can help me?
[06:29] <Dailycomputing> L3top, ubuntus still booting
[06:29] <DarwinSurvivor> !ask | Metzee
[06:29] <DarwinSurvivor> Metzee: oops, just a sec
[06:30] <birdinatux> Metzee Saya tidak bisa bicara bahasa indonesia   /j #ubuntu-id
[06:30] <eppa> DarwinSurvivor: I'm in the process of setting up the groundwork for something like that…but first have to shuffle around the array/LVM configuration
[06:31] <Metzee> there girl here?
[06:31] <DarwinSurvivor> !offtopic | Metzee
[06:31] <lubu> Anyone know how to register a username?
[06:31] <L3top> !register | lubu
[06:32] <Dailycomputing> ubottu,
[06:32] <lubu> thanks, ubbotu
[06:36] <L3top> Dailycomputing: I am tired. It has been over ten minutes since you set to reboot. When it comes up, check sudo fdisk -l   and I expect that it will be /dev/sdb1 where it lives. Then check in mount and make sure it is not there (mounted). Then mkdosfs -I -F32 /dev/sdb1       assuming it is where I expect it.
[06:37] <L3top> night
[06:45] <applematt> hello
[06:49] <lubu> hello applematt
[06:52] <joubin> Does anyone here know how I can get the system usage information that 12.04 server prints at login to print in
[06:52] <joubin> in that format
[06:53] <joubin> looks something like this
[06:53]  * joubin  System load:  0.57                Processes:           105
[06:53] <joubin>   Usage of /:   64.7% of 145.85GB   Users logged in:     0
[06:53] <joubin>   Memory usage: 7%                  IP address for eth0: 192.168.1.142
[06:53] <joubin>   Swap usage:   0%
[06:53] <FloodBot1> joubin: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:57] <ClientAlive> does anyone happen to know exactly what program ubuntu 12.04 uses for system logging?
[06:59] <ClientAlive> or what is a good program to use for logging?
[07:10] <L3top> joubin: While you are logging in, the processes are going to be unusually high loading your DE. It would not likely be beneficial to knowing what is going on.
[07:11] <arzuhuseyn> hey isn't there anyone ?
[07:12] <L3top> arzuhuseyn: What is your question?
[07:15] <arzuhuseyn> I have just downloaded a game . Alien Arena 7.60. but it is not .deb file . How I can install it to my Ubuntu 12.04 ?
[07:15] <BHSPitMonkey> Very often on this computer, I'll go to do something with sound and there will be none. When I go into Sound settings, there are no devices shown to choose from.
[07:15] <BHSPitMonkey> Anyone experienced with this, and who might have some insight into why the heck this happens?
[07:16] <lubu> .
[07:16] <BHSPitMonkey> Woah.  After 5 minutes of having the sound preferences up, my sound cards just magically re-appeared. Ugh.
[07:16] <lubu> applause
[07:16] <Marzata> wow!
[07:16] <Marzata> only in ...?
[07:16] <BHSPitMonkey> At least there's no measurable rhyme or reason for why it dies or comes back.
[07:16] <BHSPitMonkey> Makes it really easy to troubleshoot...
[07:21] <arzuhuseyn> ??
[07:22] <L3top> arzuhuseyn: that isn't much to go on. It isn't a deb, what is it?
[07:24] <Metzee> give me channel indonesa
[07:24] <Metzee> give me channel indonesia
[07:24] <L3top> !id | Metzee: for the 4th time.
[07:25] <medenn1x> So, this may be something of an odd question, but I'm trying to use Ubuntu 10.04 LTS in a system rescue capacity for a non-distro Linux setup...
[07:25] <arzuhuseyn> L3top: it isn't a package just a folder. I think we must do something from terminal but I have no any idea.
[07:26] <medenn1x> Specifically, trying to get some RAID arrays going. (The system was on 3.1.1 so I'm pretty sure it wasn't hit with the known bug there)
[07:26] <Spectacle_K> I recently uninstalled KDE environment from my computer and it took a few programmes from my Unity environment with it (Clementine and Chromium as far as I can tell). I re-installed Chromium without issue. But now that Clementine is reinstalled, I can no longer play from Sky FM or other radios. I get an error saying 'unable to decode stream'. Can someone help with that?
[07:26] <medenn1x> They were basically set up for Linux raid autodetect, but Ubuntu from livecd at least didn't attempt to automatically start arrays from them
[07:27] <L3top> arzuhuseyn: typically if it is something that needs to be compiled there is  a README file telling you how.
[07:28] <arzuhuseyn> L3top: ok there is README file.. I'm going to look it. if I will not find anything from there I will come back =D thank you
[07:28] <Spectacle_K> Why won't Clementine stream Sky FM any more? It did it before the incident. Now it won't.
[07:29] <L3top> !codec | Spectacle_K hopefully this will help.
[07:30] <medenn1x> Is there a methodology for trying to probe the raid membership manually? (for that matter, anyone happen to know the right params to do an offset mount to try to get at the underlying fs? the important stuff is all RAID1)
[07:30] <Spectacle_K> Clementine and decoding stream issue.
[07:31] <Spectacle_K> Will any of those tell me why Clementine is not decoding the streams from Sky FM?
[07:31] <L3top> One way to tell.
[07:31] <L3top> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[07:33] <Spectacle_K> I'm not sure if it has anything to do with restricted extras. It worked fine five hours ago. But it stopped when it uninstalled along with my KDE desktop environment.
[07:34] <Sefid_par> When I try the command "sudo /etc/init.d/networking stop" The ubuntu GUI ends! Do anybody know what the problem is?
[07:35] <L3top> Spectacle_K: did you uninstall either clementine or chromium? I see no reason why codecs might not have gone as well... but... I do not know if this needs a codec.
[07:36] <Spectacle_K> I uninstalled KDE using a terminal command I was directed to from this chat. It was supposed to uninstall KDE along with the programmes that came with it.
[07:36] <L3top> the cannot decode error seems to indicate it might.
[07:36] <Spectacle_K> When I checked it had uninstalled Chromium and Clementine
[07:37] <L3top> You miss my point.
[07:37] <Spectacle_K> I guess I do.
[07:37] <Spectacle_K> Sorry. I'm not in my right mind it's really early in the morning here.
[07:37] <L3top> Here as well. If it uninstalled those programs without asking, there is  no reason to assume it didn't chunk the codecs as well.
[07:38] <medenn1x> ...I suppose it would help if I installed mdadm >_<
[07:38] <Spectacle_K> So... reinstall KDE?
[07:38] <L3top> No...
[07:38] <L3top> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[07:39] <Spectacle_K> Ubuntu restricted extras are already installed it says.
[07:40] <L3top> Ok... that was my best guess.
[07:41] <Spectacle_K> That's OK, I'll just find a different music player for now and check into it later. I can always listen to Sky FM on their website.
[07:41] <Spectacle_K> :) thanks for the effort anyway.
[07:42] <Spectacle_K> I appreciate it.
[07:50] <medenn1x> Oh, hell yes. I have an old root backup from before the jump to root-on-raid, it has /etc/raidtab
[07:50] <padi999> Hi all
[07:51] <padi999> Where can I find a channel that copes with rooted android (my problem is just: What ROM should I choose) :)
[07:52] <tapas> i have a mac book pro here and try to boot from an usb stick with linux on it..
[07:52] <tapas> according to google this is a very complicated process
[07:52] <tapas> threads are outdated, etc..
[07:53] <tapas> does ubuntu bring any tools with it to make this easier? e.g. the startup disc creator
[07:53] <iceroot> !mac | tapas
[07:53] <tapas> iceroot: thanks
[07:53] <iceroot> padi999: #android
[07:55] <medenn1x> Okay, I'm going to try booting to the ancient backup root...
[07:58] <TheVoid> Filesystem           1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted on
[07:58] <TheVoid> /dev/sda5              8150968   7410972    325944  96% /
[07:59] <TheVoid> quick question: what are 1K-blocks?
[08:02] <TheVoid> nvm
[08:04] <gadago> hi guys, I wonder if someone can help
[08:06] <gadago> my my ubuntu does not boot and get stuck at fsck from util-linux-ng 2.16
[08:06] <gadago> /dev/sda2: clean, etc
[08:06] <gadago> I have booted into resuce disk to see if I can repair an mounted the filesystem but I cannot ls or anything
[08:07] <gadago> I just get /bin/sh ls: not found
[08:07] <gadago> any ideas?
[08:11] <drenek> Hi, I don't use Ubuntu but I would like to ask my fellow tux users a little favor. Could somebody please download the last file from this (http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9706035) post for me and upload it somewhere so I don't need to register. I would be really grateful.
[08:15] <soft01> 大家好
[08:16] <szal> !cn | soft01
[08:17] <soft01> AWAY: Bye
[08:18] <Endafy> few queries
[08:18] <Endafy> I have an old G5 Powermac, will every app work?
[08:19] <Endafy> or will I have compatibility issues
[08:20] <wols> anything in the repos will work. some stuff is x86 only tho and therefore you can't even install it on your PPC Mac
[08:21] <wols> mainly closed source software
[08:21] <Endafy> screw it ill keep leo on it thanks for the info
[08:21] <tking> pls anyone here know how to fix firefox problem? I opened about 5 pages in tabs from google... but now i cant even right click to open any more even after closing 4 tabs
[08:22] <bekks> tking: Did you restart firefox already?
[08:22] <szal> .oO( impatient kiddies.. )
[08:22] <tking> bekks, i hv but after a while it does it again
[08:23] <bekks> tking: So whfirefox version do you have exactly?
[08:25] <mah454>  can config like oxygen-transparent in gnome 3 ?
[08:25] <bekks> tking: So which firefox version do you have exactly?
[08:26] <DarwinSurvivor> tking: try starting firefox in safe-mode to rule out buggy extensions and corrupted user settings http://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/troubleshoot-firefox-issues-using-safe-mode
[08:27] <crazySDman> What cipher does palimpsest use by default to "Encrypt underlying device" ?
[08:27] <Lucidium> Can anyone tell me if i should upgrade cpu?
[08:27] <StarryNight> anyone uses centurylink isp?
[08:27] <DarwinSurvivor> tking: also try running firefox under a different account to see if the issue is confined to your account or if it is system wide
[08:27] <bekks> Lucidium: Without that little information, no one can guess.
[08:28] <Lucidium> 512mb ram, everything i try and run is slow. It's just an old laptop I want to save
[08:28] <bekks> Lucidium: And basically, thats more a hardware consultancy, for which #ubuntu-offtopic would be better.
[08:28] <DarwinSurvivor> Lucidium: ram != cpu
[08:28] <Lucidium> Obviously
[08:28] <szal> Lucidium: or ##hardware
[08:28] <Lucidium> Thanks
[08:32] <tking> DarwinSurvivor, bekks  version13.0.1
[08:32] <bekks> tking: Running on which Ubuntu?
[08:32] <tking> yes
[08:33] <bekks> tking: Yes, on which Ubuntu?
[08:33] <tking> bekks canonical 12.04LTS
[08:33] <tking> 32bit
[08:33] <himsin> javaws runs terribly slow on ubuntu 12, it used to run fine on ubuntu10.04. I need help
[08:34] <cfhowlett> himsin, ram??
[08:34] <himsin> cfhowlett, 4gb
[08:35] <cfhowlett> himsin, should be more than enough ...  assuming you're running firefox, check our add-ons
[08:35] <wols> himsin: which java version exactly?
[08:36] <himsin> I tried all sun-java-6, oracle-java-7, openjdk-7 and 6
[08:37] <tking> bekks, how do i check the one u are referring to
[08:37] <bekks> tking: I didnt refer to anything you havent answered already. :)
[08:40] <uno1> hola
[08:42] <himsin> anyone?
[08:44] <tking> bekks will check it for a while, thanks
[08:45] <vetal> my unity shell was crashed rcently
[08:48] <kevinlu310> I installed ubuntu 12.04 on my Asus N56VZ. How can I enable the Fn+f3 and Fn+f4 for backlit keyboad light on and off?
[08:53] <pratham> hello im running xubuntu 12.04 i cant see my usb drives
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[08:54] <pratham> i cant see my usb drive on xubuntu
[08:54] <pratham> any help ?
[08:56] <pratham> i cant see my usb drive on xubuntu any help ?
[08:57] <bekks> !patience | pratham
[08:57] <dwakar> pratham you couldn't see your usb in the desktop?
[08:57] <pratham> yes
[08:57] <neronin> How can I find out the hash value of the bin file "sudo" in my dist's repository? The thing is rkhunter sent me an alert that the hash value of that file changed and I would like to double check so it's actually ubuntu that updated/changed it
[08:57] <dwakar> pratham try lsusb
[08:57] <pratham> even in filemanager
[08:58] <pratham> its seen in lsusb
[08:58] <pratham> but not on desktop
[08:58] <Guest69103> when you put your harddrive into another pc , must i manually change the videocard of it ?? (because in xorg file i still see ATI but this pc has a INTEL GRAPHIC ONBOARD)
[08:58] <pratham> i cant see it in disk uility too
[08:58] <dwakar> pratham: and in nautilus
[08:59] <pratham> i use pcmanfm ... no i cant see in filemanager also
[08:59] <dwakar> oh soryy you said xubuntu
[08:59] <pratham> yes
[08:59] <tking_> hi guys
[09:00] <dwakar> pratham odd..
[09:00] <pratham> i can see them in disk utility and gparted but not in filemanager and desktop
[09:01] <pratham> is ther anyway to mount them manually ??
[09:01] <tking_> i copies some new pictures to /usr/share/backgrounds but cant see them when i try to change desktop wallpaper
[09:02] <MonkeyDust> pratham  create a folder with an easy name, type sudo mount /dev/blah [that name]       blah is the device name
[09:02] <pratham> hmm k ill try
[09:02] <Guest69103> if INTEL drivers are open source and already installed , that means i hav to change only the xorg file right.
[09:03] <MonkeyDust> is intel open source?
[09:03] <bekks> Guest69103: Why do you want to touch the xorg.conf?
[09:03] <MonkeyDust> Guest69103  type !xorgconf
[09:06] <nikos_> hello
[09:08] <Guest69103> bekks, well my xorg.conf it says ATI , but that is of my old pc . now my pc get stuck at battery check , i don't get any gui login screen.
[09:09] <nikos_> I'm running tasksel on Ubuntu 12.04 and shows βββ for borders
[09:09] <nikos_> also the same ββββ shows in gcc warnings & errors
[09:09] <nikos_> any idea?
[09:09] <Guest69103> bekks, shoudnt it say INTEL of what i got right now in my pc ?
[09:11] <bekks> Guest69103: You have 12.04 running, right?
[09:11] <Guest69103> MonkeyDust, well am not on my ubuntu right now , but what does it do . bc i can only login in terminal ..no gui
[09:11] <neronin> How can I find out the hash value of the bin file "sudo" in my dist's repository? The thing is rkhunter sent me an alert that the hash value of that file changed and I would like to double check so it's actually ubuntu that updated/changed it
[09:11] <MonkeyDust> Guest69103  type it here in the channel, it's a factoid
[09:13] <bekks> Guest69103: You can rename that file to xorg.conf.ati and reboot again. You should get a gui again.
[09:14] <oooaaaoooo> hi guys im trying to install a timer via apt-get and am getting the following error: http://pastebin.com/X2bML1sv Can someone help me?
[09:16] <MonkeyDust> oooaaaoooo  try sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get -f install
[09:18] <oooaaaoooo> MonkeyDust: force install?
[09:18] <MonkeyDust> oooaaaoooo  -f means fix
[09:19] <oooaaaoooo> MonkeyDust: oh ok so -f install [appname] ?
[09:19] <MonkeyDust> oooaaaoooo  no just -f install
[09:21] <oooaaaoooo> MonkeyDust: nope still same problem
[09:22] <nikos_> tasksel and gcc when outputs warnings or errors show βββββ (tasksel for borders) in Ubuntu 12.04 . can someone help?
[09:23] <Witewolf> I installed Ubuntu via windows installer, but there is not network connection. Any ideas?
[09:24] <Witewolf> is no*
[09:24] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  wubi?
[09:24] <Witewolf> Yes, it runs and everything seems to be working fine, except for the network connection.
[09:25] <Witewolf> I am currently downloading the iso to burn it onto a disk and replace the OS with that. To see if that works.
[09:26] <Guest69103> bekks, THANKS , IT WORKED !!! lol . changing the name did it . thanks
[09:27] <bekks> Guest69103: you're welcome :)
[09:27] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  that will most probably solve the problem
[09:27] <MonkeyDust> !yay
[09:28] <Witewolf> Thanks MonkeyDust I am downloading the 698meg one. If that doesn't work I will have to try a different approach.
[09:28] <tking_> bekks sorry to bother u, do u know how i can make pictures added to the usr/share/backgrounds show in the wallpaper options?
[09:29] <bekks> tking_: I have no clue about that, sorry. I always just choose a custom wallpaper from the appropriate settings dialog.
[09:29] <MonkeyDust> no wallpaper here, just charcoal black :)
[09:29] <bekks> MonkeyDust: Every color, as long as its black. :)
[09:30] <nikos_> guys any ideas about the βββββ's?? :-)
[09:32] <oooaaaoooo> hi guys im trying to install a timer via apt-get and am getting the following error: http://pastebin.com/X2bML1sv Can someone help me?
[09:36] <MonkeyDust> oooaaaoooo  what's the exact command, the exact package name you typed
[09:36] <MonkeyDust> oooaaaoooo  timer-applet is not in the repos
[09:38] <nikos_> oooaaaoooo  I found this when searching it -> http://askubuntu.com/questions/155514/unmet-dependencies-in-ubuntu-12-04
[09:38] <biopyte> hi, i'm running sun (oracle) java 6 here. what do you think about upgrading to version 7?or is it still an issue on ubuntu?
[09:39] <MonkeyDust> biopyte  start here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[09:39] <biopyte> ok, thx
[09:48] <bekks> biopyte: Thats the wrong question - not every java application by far is coded in way to be able to run on java7 without problems.
[09:49] <bekks> biopyte: In fact, all java applications I am using arent able to run on java7.
[09:50] <biopyte> bekks, hmm ... just started the java7 install ... you think its likely that many apps wont run on 7 ...
[09:51] <biopyte> thats akward ... there should be backward compatibility
[09:52] <biopyte> actually i try 7 becaus some of my apps dont run properly on 6 ... maybe now they wont run at all  .... hahaha
[09:53] <bekks> biopyte: "should" - that doesnt enforce it :)
[09:53] <biopyte> correct
[09:57] <magpie> i have a problem with  every flash-stick usb i plug in, it doesnt matter the format (fat, ntfs etc) every time i throw in some movies and delete them afterwards the capacity remains full and i am unable to erase  it clean
[09:58] <cvr> magpie: trash folder on the flashdrive?
[09:58] <magpie> unable to erase it, it wont let me
[09:58] <MonkeyDust> magpie  there's a hidden file called 'trash' after you deleted someting, delete that too
[09:58] <magpie> however, if i plug it in a windows machine everything is fine
[09:59] <biopyte> magpie, i always use mc or terminal interacting with flash-sticks
[09:59] <magpie> monkeydust it wont let me delete the trash
[09:59] <magpie> biopyte how do i do that?
[09:59] <magpie> MonkeyDust it says invalid argument
[09:59] <biopyte> start xterm, cd to your stick in /media and rm the files
[09:59] <MonkeyDust> magpie  hard to believe, just hit the delete key after you selected the hidden trash file
[10:00] <magpie> MonkeyDust, still says invalid argument
[10:00] <biopyte> or start xterm and mc and browse
[10:00] <magpie> Biopyte you have to be more specific, i dont recall the last time i cd something
[10:00] <magpie> :(
[10:01] <biopyte> magpie, learn the basics of the unix command line
[10:01] <magpie> okie dokie
[10:01] <magpie> biopyte how about telling how to rm the files? i did cd media
[10:02] <biopyte> type 'ls' and find your stick
[10:02] <biopyte> then cd stick
[10:03] <biopyte> ls again
[10:03] <biopyte> find the trash-folder or whatever
[10:03] <biopyte> rm trash-folder
[10:03] <biopyte> rm -r
[10:04] <biopyte> no guarantee
[10:04] <magpie> trash-folder no such or directory
[10:04] <magpie> cannot remove
[10:04] <magpie> found it
[10:04] <biopyte> you listed the stick content
[10:04] <biopyte> you can see the files?
[10:05] <magpie> all of them, the ones that i threw in, but .trash-1000 is not visible at least in terminal
[10:05] <biopyte> probably its ./trash
[10:05] <MonkeyDust> magpie  type ls -la in the pendrive
[10:05] <magpie> though when i type rm .trash-1000 it says cannot be removed  its  a directory
[10:05] <biopyte> rm -r
[10:05] <MonkeyDust> magpie  it's rm -r
[10:05] <cvr> magpie: man rm
[10:06] <biopyte> for directories
[10:06] <magpie> MonkeyDust your command shows all files as well as .trash
[10:06] <mhahe> dont get why def fxn(1) keeps adding 1 to my list that is define within function... is the life time of function or method variables until reaching the end of that function or method? fxn(i, lst=[]): lst.append(i); return lst #fxn ends here
[10:06] <biopyte> be careful with rm -r   otherwise
[10:06] <mhahe> oops
[10:06] <mhahe> wrong chan lol
[10:07] <magpie> guys i did rm - .trash-1000 it cannot be removed, it says is a directory
[10:08] <cvr> magpie: did u read the man page?
[10:08] <magpie> sorry mate i just saw your command advice, let me check
[10:08] <magpie> cheers
[10:08] <MonkeyDust> magpie  please , it's rm -r .trash-1000
[10:08] <magpie> sorry mate
[10:08] <magpie> that helped
[10:08] <chu> `/24
[10:10] <biopyte> magpie, alternatively install "mc" and start it in the terminal ... its self explanatory
[10:16] <itsbroken> hi there. my X just froze and "[drm:drm_mode_getfb] *ERROR* invalid framebuffer id" appeared in dmesg twice. what's broken there?
[10:16] <MonkeyDust> magpie  even better: learn the CLI basics, cd, rm, ls etc
[10:17] <magpie> its ok guys,thanx for the help, MonkeyDust's advice worked like a charm
[10:17] <dr_willis> learning bash is a handy skill.
[10:18] <dr_willis> itsbroken: what's your video chipset?
[10:18] <itsbroken> dr_willis: intel hd 3000
[10:19] <dr_willis> itsbroken:  so it worked for a while. then froze? or has it ever worked?
[10:20] <itsbroken> dr_willis: it worked for months. happend a few times in the last week.
[10:20] <magpie> i got another question, i just plugged in another flash stick and i run check filesystem and the reply is: File System is NOT clean
[10:21] <dr_willis> thats not a question ;)
[10:21] <magpie> hehe
[10:22] <dr_willis> what fs is on it?
[10:22] <magpie> the usb was working fine couple of hours ago, i messed around cause i wasnt able to delete it clean and eventually i format it which leads to this
[10:22] <magpie> ntfs, fat it doesnt matter, i tried a couple, usually i choose ntfs cause i use it on windows machine
[10:23] <MonkeyDust> magpie  same: type ls -la and delete all
[10:23] <magpie> MonkeyDust its empty, i tried your advice, though it says 8 files i can only see .  and ..
[10:23] <dr_willis> you are unmounting it befor you unplug it?
[10:23] <magpie> unmount and safe remove from the disk utility
[10:24] <dr_willis> you can unmount from the file manager. right click in the  left most column
[10:24] <magpie> and eject?
[10:25] <magpie> so basically the only way to delete everything and bring it back to its total capacity (8gb) is via the terminal with MonkeyDust's advice (ls -la and rm -r)
[10:26] <dr_willis> eject is for optical. i think. i normally see umount and one other
[10:26] <dr_willis> magpie: what have you done to it in the past?
[10:27] <Super_Man> hi
[10:27] <magpie> however if i plug it in windows pc and delete everything then the capacity shows 8gb, but if i do the same thing in linux then the opposite happens, the files are shown deleted but the capacity shows occupied
[10:27] <dr_willis> ls just shows files.. dosent delete
[10:27] <biopyte> magpie, try hot water and soap
[10:27] <Super_Man> im new
[10:27] <magpie> biopyte i painted it blue and threw it in the sea
[10:27] <Super_Man> hello
[10:27] <magpie> dr_willis ls -la and the rm -r
[10:28] <magpie> and i delete everything
[10:28] <dr_willis> shows ocupied?
[10:28] <magpie> its 8gb capacity, if i throw in some movies lets say 4  gb and then delete them then the files are gone and not showing but the capacity is still 4gb
[10:28] <magpie> instead of 8gb
[10:28] <haylo> do people ever sneeze when they are asleep ?
[10:29] <MonkeyDust> haylo  wrong channel
[10:29] <haylo> oops
[10:29] <magpie> haylo try REM channel
[10:29] <dr_willis> magpie: on ubuntu you mean? clean  the trash before unplugging or unmounting it.
[10:30] <dr_willis> empty the trash i mean.
[10:30] <Witewolf> So I tried running Ubuntu off of an installation disc and it still won't connect to the router. Windows is working perfectly fine on the same computer. On Ubuntu, it keeps trying to connect but never actually does. Any ideas?
[10:30] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  you're in a live session?
[10:30] <haylo> usb have weird trash folders. its part of how they work. its an essential part of the solid state drive, im pretty sure
[10:31] <magpie> dr_willis my  bad, i have xubuntu and i use the flash stick with ntfs format in windows machine at work. And yes, after monkeydust told me how i am able to delete the trash via terminal cause it wouldnt let me delete the trash with right click-delete
[10:31] <Witewolf> I have tried a live session and a fresh install right off the disc, where it asks if you want to connect to the internet to install drivers blah blah.
[10:31] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  wireless or cable?
[10:31] <Witewolf> Wireless
[10:31] <dr_willis> file manager/desktoos trash empties all trash. on usb and the systems
[10:31] <magpie> Witewold open additional drivers and let it search for them
[10:32] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  type !wifi for instructions
[10:32] <Witewolf> !wifi
[10:32] <Witewolf> woops
[10:33] <magpie> dr_willis how do i do that? sounds stupid sorry again
[10:38] <dr_willis> right click trash icon.. empty trash..
[10:39] <dr_willis> delete files. empty trash. unmount..
[10:40] <Super_Man> h
[10:40] <Super_Man> hj
[10:40] <Super_Man> hj
[10:40] <Super_Man> hj
[10:40] <FloodBot1> Super_Man: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:40] <Super_Man> gj
[10:40] <Super_Man> h
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[10:40] <dr_willis> some filemamageres have a delete dont send to trash.. option
[10:42] <johhnn> Hello, I am using GtkEntry to get user input in my app. Is it possible to remember this input and set it to entrybox when the app is closed and launched again?
[10:43] <dr_willis> id think  it should be possible johhnn
[10:48] <Witewolf> !wifi
[10:54] <loris> ciao
[10:55] <loris> !list
[10:55] <Witewolf> MonkeyDust I am going to try installing via windows installer again so I can access the terminal and try to troubleshoot the wifi problems from there using the !wifi guide.
[10:55] <xmint9> hello, everyones ... :)
[10:55] <green_> can anyone tell me why ultimate edition 2.6 logs out occasionally?
[10:55] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  i would advice a 'real' install, not wubi
[10:56] <xmint9> how to install modem driver trough linux directly...? anybody knows..? thanks before for the answer..
[10:56] <xmint9> my modem is smart telecom AC2627 from Indonesia..
[10:57] <CAZ_au>  /msg ubottu !alis
[10:57] <CAZ_au> damn space
[10:57] <xmint9> hmm...
[10:58] <Witewolf> This may seem like a dumb question MonkeyDust but I partitioned my drive. While installing ubuntu, should I just install inside of Windows or "other"... it's been a while since I did a clean install with Ubuntu. I want Ubuntu to use the partition that I seperated from my main drive which is currently windows
[10:58] <xmint9> !help me
[11:00] <CAZ_au> How do i run programs from the terminal. ive allowed executing file as a program and tried CD'ing into its directory but from memory the terminal will default commands to another directory and not the current directory im in.. any ideas, should i move it to /usr/bin and then try running?
[11:00] <unrar> Hi.
[11:01] <abnorm> Hi! I made a fool of myself for a few days ago. I would link me up at a friends house but there was a problem with network-manager and his router. It just said "wrong password". So I installed wicd but had to uninstall nm because it would work together. When I got home, wicd cant find my mobile broadband  = (I've tried downloading the "libs" and reinstall nm but it is difficult, at all times is the "libs" are missing or have one for
[11:01] <abnorm> what to do?
[11:02] <oCean> CAZ_au: the shell (bash) tries to find executable programs in the directories listed in your PATH variable (echo $PATH)  You can move programs into one of those directories, or modify the PATH variable
[11:08] <CAZ_au> $PATH echos /usr/bin so i moved it there and tried running but..
[11:08] <CAZ_au> "bash: /usr/bin/bsb: No such file or directory" but 'ls /usr/bin' shows it exists, maybe the download was corrupt and isnt executable any more.
[11:11] <MonkeyDust> CAZ_au  type ls -l /usr/bin/ | grep bsb    does it show something?
[11:11] <sidvee_> what does each column in output of "ls -l" represents?
[11:12] <CAZ_au> MonkeyDust: "-rwxr-xr-x 1 root   root     2669473 Jul 14 20:52 bsb"
[11:12] <bkocev> how I can to join in same irc client
[11:13] <sidvee_> what does the 3rd and 4th column in ls -l represents?
[11:14] <MonkeyDust> sidvee_  the owner and group
[11:16] <sidvee_> MonkeyDust: Thank you. check from "info ls " too. :)
[11:17] <Thornvale> Hi
[11:17] <Witewolf> I think my luck has given up. I can't install Ubuntu using the disc. I go to click on the Install Inside of Windows 7, and wham. Asks me to take out installation media and it just restarts the computer.
[11:18] <Thornvale> I'm having a problem with ubuntu studio 12.04, can anyone help me?
[11:18] <Thornvale> When I play an mp3 file, the sound is messed up
[11:18] <Thornvale> It does play, but it gets interrupted and loops back and generally plays wrong
[11:19] <CAZ_au> Witewolf: Why not just boot from the CD or use a USB?
[11:20] <Witewolf> I did boot from the cd, trying to install it. It goes through the whole loading screen, select language, blah blah. But when I select install inside windows 7... it just shuts it down and ejects the disc
[11:21] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  that's wubi, don't use that
[11:21] <Witewolf> I downloaded the Ubuntu file, it's a 698meg file in iso, I burned it as a bootable image and it boots off of it just fine... just won't install
[11:22] <wols> Witewolf: error message?
[11:22] <Witewolf> No error message, just a crap ton of text flies through the screen then it asks me to take the disk out, and hit enter... I do what it tells me and reboots my whole machine.
[11:22] <CAZ_au> Witewolf: Dont "boot" it while windows is running.
[11:23] <Witewolf> CAZ-au I am not....
[11:23] <Thornvale> no one can help me with my mp3 problem?
[11:24] <CAZ_au> okay... when you reboot it should boot into Ubuntu, weird. maybe the bootloader wasnt set up properly
[11:25] <oCean> Thornvale: it has been 5 minutes since you asked. Have some patience, help is not always immediately available. Try asking again in maybe 15 minutes
[11:25] <MonkeyDust> Thornvale  dfine "messed up"
[11:25] <Witewolf> Yeah, it doesn't install anything. Maybe I should try downloading an older version of Ubuntu and worry about updating it later.
[11:26] <zixxy> Thornvale, I've never used it. Maybe try #ubuntustudio
[11:26] <Thornvale> Well, basically when I play a file it gets interrupted with noise or loops back to a earlier part.
[11:27] <delac> Witewolf: propably not necessary. just describe how you did the installation process
[11:27] <CAZ_au> Witewolf: I think its the partition thats screwing up on install. Best bet while installing is let the install use your entire harddrive, or manually partition it if you know what your doing. But i gather you want to dual boot along side WIN 7 and not destroy it
[11:28] <MonkeyDust> Thornvale  what media player?
[11:28] <Thornvale> all of them, vlc, totem, rythmbox, audacious, movie player...
[11:29] <Witewolf> Aye, I partitioned my hardrive earlier. Each partition has 500Gb. I installed wubi on it before, but then uninstalled it. I am now trying the disc... I boot up the machine, put the disc in, shut down... turn on... go into the boot menu then boot off of the CD-Rom drive.
[11:29] <MonkeyDust> Thornvale  other formats too, .ogg .flac etc or mp3 only
[11:31] <Thornvale> haven't tried yet with .ogg or .flacs, let me download a .ogg file and I'll tell you
[11:31] <Thornvale> But youtube videos seem to work just fine
[11:31] <MonkeyDust> Thornvale  .mp3 is not free or open, that's why i'm asking
[11:31] <delac> Witewolf: do you start the installation right after the boot menu or from the desktop icon after bit of testing?
[11:31] <Thornvale> I know
[11:31] <Thornvale> But it's the format the files are in
[11:33] <MonkeyDust> Thornvale  maybe you need an additional codec for mp3
[11:33] <Witewolf> When I put in the CD the GRUB menu asks, Try Ubuntu or Install Ubuntu... I just click install... takes about 5 minutes on the Ubuntu Loading screen, then I select my language, select to connect to the internet *which isn't working for some weird reason* then click Install Inside of Windows 7. Before clicking anything I always make sure the CD-Rom drive isn't reved up, so it's not a matter of doing anything to quickly.
[11:33] <Thornvale> I'm trying to isntall the one directly from the fluendo website, maybe it'll work better
[11:35] <Thornvale> nop, still the same problem, I'll as over at #ubuntustudio
[11:36] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  do *not* install inside windows, it'll go better :)
[11:36] <CAZ_au> huh, from memory i only remeber there being an Install 'Along side Windows 7' option for me. Either way it should have set up a dual boot of WIn 7 and Ubuntu. Mayby the boot partition is still being defaulted to the Windows boot loader and ignoring GRUB
[11:37] <delac> Witewolf: Inside of Windows7? Sounds like you are using wubi. You could try using the "test without installation" option and then starting the installation from the desktop icon. That is what I always do. You would also be able to get the internet to work beforehand.
[11:37] <bigjoe> hi
[11:38] <Witewolf> I try clicking on the "Other" button, select the partition I want and it comes up with an error about root menu isn't setup or some crap like that lol.
[11:38] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf
[11:38] <delac> You would need to assign one of the partitions with "/"
[11:38] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  do you have space left on your hdd, where you can install ubuntu?
[11:39] <delac> The one you want to install the ubuntu on
[11:39] <Witewolf> Yes, each partition has 500GB
[11:39] <CAZ_au> Partiotn should look like this, you need to set up a / (called root) partition and a SWAP partition, and then set it up to boot from / or make a separate /boot partition.
[11:40] <delac> Witewolf: yes, swapt too. Should usually be as large as your total ram amount
[11:40] <CAZ_au> there should be a box to set where to boot from and you need to select the right drive
[11:41] <Witewolf> Let me try trying ubuntu without installing, see if i can fix the network issue then try installing from there.... haven't had this many issues trying to install ubuntu ever lol
[11:41] <CAZ_au> personally i have 1tb set up with separtate partitions for /, /home and /boot plus SWAP.
[11:41] <Thornvale> seems no one answers me at #ubuntustudio
[11:41] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  http://imgur.com/a/rw1r2#3    read this, to get an idea
[11:41] <Thornvale> and .oggs play just fine
[11:41] <delac> Witewolf: you can chip that little swap partition off the 500gb partition.
[11:41] <MonkeyDust> Thornvale  great, so it's most probably a codec issue for mp3
[11:42] <delac> Witewolf: but do it before you start the installation process
[11:42] <Thornvale> probably
[11:42] <delac> easier that way
[11:42] <_PanzerSajt> Hy! I have installed Ubuntu on an omap 4460board but I was unable to install 3d drivers. "depmod -a" gives this output: "FATAL: Could not open /lib/modules/3.0.21+/modules.dep.tmp for writing: Read-only file system"
[11:43] <MonkeyDust> Thornvale  type !mp3 for instructions
[11:43] <Thornvale> in the terminal?
[11:44] <MonkeyDust> Thornvale  no here
[11:44] <Thornvale> !mp3
[11:45] <_PanzerSajt> can someone help me with omap4 driver installation?
[11:45] <Witewolf> So should I go back, unpartition the drive using the software I partitioned it with... then partition it using the ubuntu installer?
[11:46] <bigjoe> i have this problem: until the latest system update ubuntu 12.04 worked fine on my laptop. Yesterday was an update, since i can't see icons on the startpanel (on the left). I can run apps from it, just can't see icon. Yesterday i did a clean 12.04 install, worked fine until the latest updates again.
[11:46] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  launch the live session, use gparted to partition
[11:47] <Thornvale> weird
[11:47] <Thornvale> it still has problems when turned to.ogg
[11:47] <delac> Witewolf: you dont need to "unpartition" anything if you already got a partition. Any partition is as good as other. You just need to do bit more partitioning to get the swap partition
[11:47] <MonkeyDust> Thornvale  just renaming won't solve the issue
[11:48] <Thornvale> no, exported it with audacity
[11:48] <delac> Witewolf: do you know how to use gparted?
[11:50] <Witewolf_> I am messing around with it to see if I can partition it the right way, maybe I didn't partition it correctly and it funked it all up
[11:51] <Witewolf_> Should it be ext2 or NTFS for the file system?
[11:51] <Thornvale> Must be a sound car problem then
[11:51] <Thornvale> if there is still trouble after exporting to .ogg
[11:52] <delac> Witewolf_: ext4 for the partition you use as installation partition. swap for the swap
[11:52] <Witewolf_> hmm
[11:53] <wols> Witewolf_: do you have windows on that disk already?
[11:53] <delac> Witewolf_: it is good idea to format the swap aprtition before installation process. Then on the custom partition selection screen on installation, it will automatically recognixe the swap and you dont have to worry about it. Just note that there is one partition with swap label nad it will use it
[11:54] <delac> Witewolf_: you only need to select the installation partition, assign it with "/" and mark it with formatting with ext4
[11:54] <Mattias> I'm using ubuntu server, and I was wondering. I made a service called znc. now, it works and all, but how do I add it to system startup? I'm used to archlinux which has a DAEMON list in rc.conf -.- anything similar on ubuntu?
[11:55] <delac> Witewolf_: just make sure you are selecting the empty partition and not the one with your windows on it :)
[11:55] <Witewolf_> Well, I am partitioning it right now as ext4... now what?
[11:55] <|Long|> hi folks, i need some help plz...i has scheduling crontab's jobs under root account and it does not executed from the time scheduled, is there any log or somewhere i can look for it error?
[11:55] <Witewolf_> ^ did
[11:56] <ikonia> |Long|: root is disabled
[11:56] <wols> !upstart
[11:56] <wols> Mattias: ^^
[11:56] <delac> Witewolf_: it doesnt matter how you do the partitionong now with the grub. It is still advisable to mark it for formatting on the installation
[11:56] <Mattias> thanks
[11:56] <dr_willis> Mattias:  how did you make ut a service. i run znc as a user here.
[11:56] <|Long|> ikonia, how can i turn it on?
[11:56] <ikonia> |Long|: you don't
[11:56] <ikonia> |Long|: it's locked for a reason
[11:56] <Mattias> dr_willis: http://wiki.znc.in/Running_ZNC_as_a_system_daemon
[11:56] <delac> Witewolf_: but the actual partitioning is always good to do before installation process
[11:57] <killer_> hi...i installed ubuntu on usb ...now how do i start it?
[11:57] <|Long|> ikonia, so is there away i can re-schedule it for different user?
[11:57] <Witewolf_> Yeah, just finished it... now I am going to start the ubuntu installer via desktop and see what happens lol
[11:57] <Mattias> dr_willis: also make sure the file is in unix fileformat :P apparently I got it as dos somehow and then it didn't work (file not found)
[11:57] <ikonia> |Long|: is there a reason you're not using your own user ?
[11:58] <|Long|> ikonia, well, i tried that but it doesnt run on scheduled time
[11:58] <delac> Witewolf_: but if you now have ~500gb partition and swap partition and working internet. then you can go on with the installation from the desktop icon.
[11:58] <ikonia> |Long|: right, so if it doesn't work on your scheduled time, it's most likley a problem with your cronjob setup, rather than the account, so resolve it as you, rather than trying to make it run as root
[11:58] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf_  partitioning is the hard part
[11:58] <Witewolf_> well thats the problem... i can't get the internet to work... shall I work on that before I actually start the installer?
[11:59] <|Long|> ikonia, is there a error log or where i can check to see why it is not run?
[11:59] <delac> Witewolf_: might be good idea. It should work on the live cd if it is going to work at all.
[11:59] <Mattias> dr_willis: ooh, don't forget to use mosh too! http://mosh.mit.edu/  it's awesome. (^^♪
[11:59] <Thornvale> gahh no matter what I do the sound is still fucke dup
[11:59] <ikonia> |Long|: why don't you pastebin a.) your crontab entry b.) the script (if you are calling a script) you are trying to run
[12:00] <delac> Witewolf_: what kind of connection you should have?
[12:00] <Witewolf_> Well lets address that issue then... It seems to see the router, but it gets caught up in a loop and won't actually connect.. .just keeps trying
[12:00] <delac> Witewolf_: so normal wthernet?
[12:00] <Witewolf_> wireless
[12:00] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf_  use a cable to start, not wireless
[12:01] <Witewolf_> Unfortunately I can't.
[12:01] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf_  now you have to try and install, AND configure wireless
[12:02] <delac> Witewolf_: does ubuntu give you the jockey driver manager?
[12:02] <Witewolf_> Well, majority of the issue would be wireless for right now. I can always troubleshoot the install later.
[12:02] <aaa801> How can i mount a yaffs2 image dump?
[12:02] <Witewolf_> Applications/Additional Drivers?
[12:02] <delac> Witewolf_: I mean, does the wireless adapter on the machone need closed source drivers?
[12:02] <izumu> hello
[12:03] <delac> Witewolf_: yes, additional drivers
[12:03] <Witewolf_> I doubt it, whats the command to check wlan in the terminal?
[12:04] <Witewolf_> delac: nothing comes up in the additional drivers window
[12:04] <MonkeyDust> aaa801  i had never heard of it, but there's this http://yaffs.net/howto-incorporate-yaffs-linux
[12:04] <delac> Witewolf_: on the other hand, you did say it does see the router? just gets in to loop?
[12:05] <Witewolf_> Yes... it sees the router, and attempts to connect.. but it can't successfully connect.. just keeps trying over and over
[12:05] <delac> Witewolf_: in that case it's propably not missing driver, but could still be some driver problem...
[12:06] <|Long|> ikonia, here is it http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1091399/
[12:07] <Witewolf_> Yeah, thats what I'm thinking but I can't seem to figure it out lol.
[12:07] <delac> Witewolf_: or it mighthave something to do with the connection encryption. You do have encrypted connection?
[12:08] <Witewolf_> WPA
[12:08] <sacarlson> Witewolf_: wifi encrypted by any chance?  if so did you try unencrypted if it's your AP to test?
[12:09] <Witewolf_> let me see...
[12:09] <Mattias> wols: thanks, rebooted the server to try.. apparently it already started on boot now when the file is in unix format.
[12:10] <Witewolf_> that's weird.. while in ubuntu live I can't access the router...
[12:10] <delac> Witewolf_: propably because you cant connect to the wireless router :)
[12:11] <Witewolf_> Aye lol
[12:11] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[12:11] <delac> Witewolf_: you need to do the setting up of the router from windows or get the cable
[12:12] <delac> Witewolf_: also, if you can, use wpa2 rather than just wpa
[12:12] <Witewolf_> Yeah, I am trying to remember where I wrote down the router info... since I can never remember the sequence lol.. this day is just getting better and better :D
[12:13] <|Long|> ikonia, i tried chown user /u /etc/crontab it give me premission denied, eventhought i has it on 777
[12:13] <ikonia> |Long|: that's not what I said to do
[12:14] <ikonia> |Long|: I can't see much of that working
[12:14] <|Long|> ikonia, i know, i just tried to see if there is other way around
[12:14] <ikonia> |Long|: do any of those cronjobs run
[12:15] <ikonia> I can't see any of them working
[12:15] <|Long|> none of them run as that scheduled time
[12:15] <ikonia> maybe get the scripts working, but the first two no
[12:15] <|Long|> it will run if i do manually and individually
[12:16] <ikonia> |Long|: yes, but thats not how crontab works, the first two will not work
[12:16] <Witewolf> Well I am stuck until I can figure out how to get a million other things working lol, thanks for all the help guys.
[12:16] <|Long|> ikonia, what eles can i do to make it to work bud?
[12:17] <ikonia> |Long|: the first two - no chance, you'd have to approach it totally different, the scripts, I suspect that's a simple matter of quoting the the job so it knows about the argument (and making sure the scripts are executable)
[12:18] <|Long|> ikonia, ok
[12:18] <Witewolf> I can mess with wireless later, but the error I get when I choose which partition I want to install Ubuntu on is... "No root file system is defined. Please correct this from the partitioning menu."
[12:18] <|Long|> all those jobs are has +x and 755
[12:19] <mobhero> hi
[12:19] <blackshirt> choose your root partition
[12:19] <blackshirt> Hi mobhero
[12:19] <mobhero> how to install GITHub server in ubuntu 10.04 server, pls help me..
[12:19] <delac> Witewolf: yes, you need to assign the ~500gp partiton with the root "/" tag. That way the installer knows where you want to install ubuntu
[12:19] <blackshirt> mobhero, install git-core packages
[12:20] <mobhero> blackshirt- then how can i configure. pls suggest any website to setup
[12:20] <Witewolf> How do I assign that partition with the root "/" tag?
[12:21] <ikonia> |Long|: ok, so execpt for the chroot jobs - they are wrong, try properly quoting the script as a string so it knows the second option is an argument to the first
[12:22] <Witewolf> also, do I want it to have a boot flag?
[12:22] <delac> Witewolf: no need to mess with the boot flag as far as I know.
[12:23] <delac> Witewolf: http://www.muktware.com/sites/default/files/images/manual/ubuntu-11-04/fresh_install_root.png
[12:23] <delac> Witewolf: so just select the partiton, get that window to show up somehow :) and select ext4 and mount point /
[12:24] <Witewolf> got ya, doing that now
[12:25] <Witewolf> Came up with a window saying something about Swap?
[12:26] <Witewolf> do I have to have swap space?
[12:26] <wols> yes
[12:27] <Witewolf> Which partition should I make Swap Area as?
[12:27] <delac> Witewolf: yes, it is advisable. didnt you already do the ram sized swap aprtiton with the gparted?
[12:27] <Witewolf> hmmm i think i skipped that part lol.. knowing me i completely forgot... mind helping me on that really quick before I start the installation?
[12:29] <delac> Witewolf: well, open up the gparted and chip off the ~500gb partition a smaller partition with the size of your ram and format that as swap
[12:29] <Qualia> hey how can i use usenet ?
[12:30] <usr13__> Qualia: Ask your ISP
[12:30] <Benkinooby> is it safe to modify ntfs partitions with gparted?
[12:30] <Witewolf> unfortunately i already have 4 partitions....
[12:30] <MonkeyDust> Benkinooby  modify?
[12:30] <delac> Witewolf: but you still propably should get the wireless fixed before you actually start the installation. No use to have os with no network connection :)
[12:30] <Benkinooby> MonkeyDust, extends the partition to unformated space
[12:31] <MonkeyDust> Benkinooby  sure, but make sure you don't lose data, backup first
[12:31] <delac> Witewolf: any of the about the size of your ram and empty?
[12:31] <Benkinooby> MonkeyDust, thx
[12:31] <delac> Witewolf: them*
[12:32] <Witewolf> none that are empty... System/OS/HP Recovery/Linux
[12:32] <usr13__> Qualia: http://sabnzbd.org/ may be of interest to you.
[12:33] <delac> Witewolf: then you need to split up the linux partition
[12:34] <Witewolf> how can I split it up if I can't create another patition for the swap?
[12:34] <delac> Whiskey: why cant you create another partiton?
[12:34] <usr13__> or http://usenetreviewz.com/best-usenet-clients/
[12:34] <Witewolf> Says it is impossible to have more than 4 partitions
[12:35] <bekks> Witewolf: Having four primary partitions, you have to delete at least one to create an extended partition for containing logical partitions.
[12:35] <usr13__> Witewolf: Not true
[12:35] <Witewolf> Thats what the pop-up windows says....
[12:35] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  in a terminal, type sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit and paste the url here, so we can see
[12:35] <bekks> usr13__: You cant create more than four primary partitions on a MSDOS disk label
[12:36] <usr13__> bekks: Witewolf http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disk_partitioning
[12:36] <bekks> usr13__: Then please read that again, and leran what primary partitions are, and why you cant create more than four primary partitions on a MSDOS disk label.
[12:37] <stef1a> hi. I'm using ubuntu 12.04, and whenever I plug in any headphones or earbuds (via USB or jack), I can't get any sound. Help?
[12:37] <bekks> usr13__: Having at least one extended partition, you can create more than four partitions.
[12:37] <Witewolf> *sigh* can't install pastebinit, or get it because I have no internet lol
[12:37] <usr13__> bekks: Correct
[12:37] <MonkeyDust> Witewolf  find a cable and 95% of your problems are solved
[12:38] <elspuddy> question , is there anying to make an iphone see a network printer useing ubuntu ?
[12:38] <usr13__> Witewolf: bekks Of course, there's the option of adding another HDD.
[12:39] <Witewolf> Well, they don't make a long enough cable to reach from the router to my machine lol. And I am not going to move all my equipment up and down stairs all day.
[12:39] <Witewolf> guess I am SOL heh
[12:39] <delac> Witewolf: maybe you should put the internet connection as priority one :)
[12:39] <mala> hi
[12:39] <usr13__> Witewolf: Who is they?
[12:39] <mala> someone use irssi here?
[12:39] <MonkeyDust> mala  me
[12:39] <Witewolf> usr13_: -_-
[12:40] <usr13__> Witewolf: (I can make a cable <300'
[12:40] <mala> MonkeyDust i am trying to connect to the freenode with it
[12:40] <Witewolf> Haha, aye but I am not going to spend hundreds of dollars on a cable
[12:40] <bekks> mala: And whats the problem?
[12:40] <MonkeyDust> mala   irssi -c irc.freenode.org -n mala
[12:41] <MonkeyDust> mala  -c means channel   -n means nick
[12:41] <usr13__> Witewolf: It doesn't cost that much.  And there is always wireless.
[12:41] <bekks> start irssi, type "/connect irc.freenode.net"
[12:41] <Witewolf> really now? thats the damn issue I have been trying to solve... is on how to get wireless to work.
[12:42] <delac> Witewolf: try opening up the Network Connections manager and from the wireless tab, open up the connection you are using for the router. Then check the encryption tab from there.
[12:42] <Layke> How do I change the location that terminal windows open at?
[12:42] <usr13__> Witewolf: O
[12:42] <mala> MonkeyDust hey i got it
[12:42] <Layke> bashrc?
[12:42] <usr13__> Witewolf: What seems to be the problem?
[12:42] <bekks> Layke: No. Bash doesnt have anything to do with the location an X application opens at.
[12:42] <usr13__> Witewolf: Too far? Too many walls?
[12:43] <matheus> MonkeyDust how i can create a channel to talk with you?
[12:43] <Witewolf> delac: from which computer, the one that is connected with internet access, or the soon to be linux machine?
[12:43] <MonkeyDust> matheus  you are talking to me right now, if you mean pm, i don't like that
[12:43] <usr13__> Witewolf: If you have trouble with encryption, just go into router settings and turn it off.
[12:43] <matheus> MoneyDust: i know, only to learn to do that with irssi
[12:44] <Layke> Any ideas bekks Where I could set it?
[12:44] <bekks> Witewolf: Dont do that. That will enable all your neighbors to use your wifif.
[12:44] <Layke> (Have tried Googling already)
[12:44] <delac> Witewolf: soon linux, the one you cannoct connect with
[12:44] <matheus> i don't know the commands here
[12:44] <usr13__> bekks: Witewolf Don't be so paranoid.
[12:44] <bekks> usr13__: I am realistic, not paranoid.
[12:44] <stef1a> hi. I'm using ubuntu 12.04, and whenever I plug in any headphones or earbuds (via USB or jack), I can't get any sound. Help?
[12:44] <usr13__> bekks: Call it what you want  :)
[12:45] <Layke> bekks, Ah. I can do it from the Settings, under "Initial Directory"
[12:45] <fox4> hello
[12:45] <matheus> MoneyDust: do you know to auto-start the linux with irssi ?
[12:45] <matheus> in tty ?
[12:45] <MonkeyDust> matheus  simply type /help
[12:45] <fox4> !list
[12:46] <usr13__> bekks: Witewolf Looks like you guys are unable / unwilling to solve problems. Oh well, I'm outta here...
[12:46] <matheus> nothing happens
[12:46] <Witewolf> well, it is unencrypted...
[12:46] <Witewolf> and still won't connect
[12:46] <sawyer_> what is the suggested manner of installing php-fpm on ubuntu 10.04?
[12:46] <MonkeyDust> matheus  first learn the basics, then learn how to automate things
[12:47] <sawyer_> i saw either compiling php manually or installing the packages from brian mercer's apt repository
[12:47] <matheus> MonkeyDust i am mala
[12:47] <BluesKaj> Witewolf, you probly need to reset the router
[12:47] <matheus> w8 a minute
[12:47] <delac> Witewolf: you set up your router to be unencrypted?
[12:47] <BluesKaj> matheus, speak english please , not IM
[12:47] <matheus> ok
[12:48] <matheus> i am doing this =)
[12:48] <Witewolf> Nope, now it is encrypted.... I don't need to reset it because this computer I am using for this IRC channel is using the same router perfectly fine.
[12:48] <BluesKaj> Witewolf, ok , wasn't sure of your setup
[12:48] <delac> Witewolf: what is unencrypted then?
[12:49] <Witewolf> Nothing apparently lol
[12:49] <mankoff> Hi. Brand-new clean Ubuntu 12.04 install. How do I get 'nvidia-detector' to return something other than 'none'?
[12:49] <mankoff> computer has GT-650M card...
[12:50] <delac> Witewolf: ok, so it says wpa on the wireless security tab in the network connections window?
[12:50] <matheus> sorry ask that, but how i change the name?
[12:51] <matheus> i already ahve anothe nickname and i am using irssi
[12:51] <BluesKaj> mankoff, have you checked out restricted drivers ?
[12:51] <mankoff> BluesKaj how do I do that?
[12:51] <Witewolf> It's WPA2
[12:51] <tesserakt> is it safe to run fsck on a mounted drive?
[12:51] <bekks> tesserakt: NO.
[12:51] <mankoff> BluesKaj I've seen mention of Bumblebee, etc. Is that what you refer to?
[12:51] <Mattias> mankoff: http://www.linuxcandy.com/2012/06/the-nvidia-fiasco.html
[12:51] <Mattias> Kept me from using linux on the laptop :/
[12:52] <tesserakt> bekks, so that can only be done before boot automatically by ubuntu? or can I manually unmount a drive and then check it? the thing is that I have a computer that manages quite some files, and it does not restart very often. I want to ensure the integrity of the files
[12:52] <Witewolf> delac: WPA2
[12:52] <delac> Witewolf: which one does your router use, WPA or WPA2?
[12:53] <matheus> someone knwo?
[12:53] <bekks> tesserakt: Then unshare it, unmount it and run fsck on it.
[12:53] <Witewolf> WPA2 lol
[12:53] <mankoff> Mattias: Ugh. Ok. I've been aware of this, but thought Nvidia supporte 650M. Maybe not. Is Bumble 64-bit? I tried that with another install, and got the impression it might be 32 bit only...
[12:54] <bekks> mankoff: Do you mean bumblebee?
[12:54] <Mattias> mankoff: no idea. try here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee
[12:54] <Mattias> should be both -.-
[12:54] <bekks> mankoff: Actually it doesnt matter wether it is 32 or 64bit.
[12:55] <BluesKaj> mankoff, bumblebee is for laptops that use 2 levels of graphics that uses 2 different graphics chips and drivers, is that your setup?
[12:56] <mankoff> BluesKaj I'm not sure. I have purchased a laptop *specifically* for CUDA work I need to do, but am having trouble getting it set up...
[12:56] <mankoff> Optimus seems different than CUDA?
[12:56] <mankoff> In which case, bumblebee might not help?
[12:56] <Witewolf> delac: WPA2 if you didn't see my message before
[12:56] <bmtahimik> Hello
[12:57] <delac> Witewolf: Not sure what to do. Try messing around with the settings there to see if anything helps. You could also delete that connection and let ubuntu create a new one.
[12:57] <bekks> mankoff: In every other case.
[12:57] <lnxslck> anyone uses banshee?
[12:57] <merp_> Hi guys, I have a Toshiba Satellite, it has precise pangolin on it at the moment. I can't seem to get my built-in microphone to be recognized by ubuntu. I go to the sound settings ad under input nothing is listed.
[12:57] <Mattias> mankoff: you mean this? http://samiux.blogspot.se/2011/05/howto-nvidia-cuda-toolkit-40-on-ubuntu.html
[12:58] <bmtahimik> I just installed and dual booted my lenovo notebook that currently has win7 ultimate 32 bit
[12:58] <Mattias> mankoff: you might want both :) better battery life then
[12:58] <mankoff> Mattias: I'll try that last link. Thanks. FYI I have this laptop: http://usa.asus.com/Notebooks/Multimedia_Entertainment/N56VZ/
[12:58] <bmtahimik> and I cant find the files that I have in drive d
[12:58] <mankoff> Mattias: Not sure if that has the 2 levels you refer to.
[12:58] <bekks> lnxslck: Please just ask what you really want to know.
[12:59] <bmtahimik> sorry for being such a noob
[12:59] <Mattias> GT650M has optimus tech
[12:59] <mala> i am trying to auyto-start irssi when i do the login with a name, its possible ?
[12:59] <lnxslck> how to change the UI language in banshee?
[12:59] <Mattias> most new nvidia mobile cards do
[12:59] <bmtahimik> Can anyone help out?
[12:59] <katronix> I somehow turned off support for InnoDB in MySQL/MariaDB can anyone suggest how I turn it back on? it does appear to be turned on in the my.cnf file
[13:00] <M4Fia> Hi All FreeBSD Is Better Or UbunTu?
[13:00] <Mattias> M4Fia: Whatever you feel comfortable with.
[13:00] <katronix> M4Fia, depends on what you use it for
[13:00] <OerHeks> mankoff, Mattias with Optimus please take a look @ bumblebee https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee  and there is also a #bumblebee irc channel here on freenode
[13:00] <M4Fia> Server
[13:00] <mankoff> OerHeks ok I will. Thank you.
[13:00] <merp_> bmtahimik, can you outline the problem further? Can you find drive D, or is it just the files that seem to be missing?
[13:01] <Mattias> M4Fia: I'm actually setting up an ubuntu server right now :) I never liked BSD before
[13:01] <BluesKaj> mankoff. look for additional drivers , dunno which desktop you're using so...
[13:02] <merp_> As a reminder.... Hi guys, I have a Toshiba Satellite, it has precise pangolin on it at the moment. I can't seem to get my built-in microphone to be recognized by ubuntu. I go to the sound settings and under input nothing is listed. ???
[13:02] <bmtahimik> Thanks merp, I cant find Drive D when Im logged in using WIn7. But when I log in using Ubuntu, I can see my files in C drive, I can open them. But I cant see the folders & files that I have in drive D
[13:02] <M4Fia> tnx Mattias
[13:03] <MonkeyDust> merp_  in a terminal, type alsamixer, use the arrows to navigate, if you see MM, go there and press m
[13:03] <merp_> Thank you, MonkeyDust
[13:03] <Mattias> M4Fia: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/index.html  And use this :)
[13:04] <Mattias> M4Fia: Will you use Raid?
[13:04] <merp_> MonkeyDust, all I see is mic boost, could that have anything to do with it?
[13:04] <bmtahimik> When I open up File system in Ubuntu it says it lists 262GB File System under Devices
[13:04] <Mattias> Because ubuntu server couldn't manage to install a bootloader on my Raid1 when I ran the installation.. had to boot the system with a rescuecd and install grub2 manually
[13:04] <M4Fia> Mattias Yeh
[13:04] <MonkeyDust> merp_ yeah, try it
[13:05] <ericccsaysss> I AM FINALLY A NEW UBUNTU USER!  ...sorry, excited...
[13:05] <Mattias> M4Fia: http://www.sysresccd.org/SystemRescueCd_Homepage this iso (make it a liveusb with http://www.linuxliveusb.com/ ) can boot the system without a bootloader
[13:05] <mala> MonkeyDust to put the irssi to auto-start i need to put the command irssi inside the cron, yes?
[13:05] <MonkeyDust> !yay| ericccsaysss
[13:05] <Mattias> M4Fia: so in the installation, you pick the "no bootloader" option if grub won't install :P
[13:06] <MonkeyDust> mala  no, cron is for scheduling tasks
[13:06] <M4Fia> very very very tnx Mattias
[13:07] <tking_> can i ask kubuntu questions here?
[13:07] <mala> MonkeyDust: ou have dome idea of how do that?
[13:07] <bekks> mala: in a tty, there is no way to automatically run things at login.
[13:07] <nannes> tkingOf course, this is *ubuntu channel
[13:07] <mala> :(
[13:07] <merp_> MoneyDust, nothing happend. Ubuntu can't seem to see I have a mic.
[13:07] <nannes> tking_: Even if there's also the #Kubuntu one
[13:08] <Layke> Man that was a nightmare. I just hit alt shift + f1, and had no idea how to get x back. I tried,  startx, service kdm start, ctrl + alt + (all the fkeys).
[13:08] <mala> bekks: or i can use that in the terminal at GUI interface
[13:08] <Layke> Had to restart in the end.
[13:08] <merp_> bmtahimik, is Drive D and external harddrive or an internal hard drive?
[13:08] <bekks> Layke: ctrl+alt+f7
[13:08] <merp_> Well then
[13:08] <mala> bkks: in GUI interface is possbile to auto-start the irssi?
[13:09] <Layke> I thought I tried that one. Thanks for confirmation though. I saw that in some guide, I lynxed to. I'll try it now anyway
[13:09] <lafon> merp_: Can you see the mic in another OS or in the BIOS?
[13:09] <bekks> mala: It is possible to autostart applications, yes. But get familiar with the basics first, before automate things.
[13:09] <merp_> I don't have another os, and what is BIOS?
[13:10] <nannes> (15:07:26) <bekks>: mala: in a tty, there is no way to automatically run things at login.
[13:10] <nannes> I don't think so, bekks! ~/.bash_login is for that exact purpose!
[13:10] <nannes> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/97137/how-do-you-run-a-script-on-login-in-nix
[13:10] <bekks> merp_: BIOS is the thing that starts immediately after turning on your PC.
[13:10] <merp_> Oh. How do I look for a microphone there?
[13:10] <bekks> nannes: What if someone doesnt use bash? :)
[13:11] <etsw> hi, my "battery icon" dissapered
[13:11] <nannes> Almost everyone uses bash. And I think that the others shells have that feature, too
[13:11] <etsw> how can I turn it back ?
[13:11] <merp_> etsw, could you be clearer on "battery icon"?
[13:11] <mala> bekks: i am familiar i use ubuntu for  more than 6 mounths
[13:11] <lafon> merp_: When the computer boots press the button on your keyboard that enters setup (with toshiba I believe it
[13:12] <lafon> it's F2*
[13:12] <etsw> merp_: icon at right top, I use gnome-session-fallback. classic gnome view.
[13:12] <bekks> mala: At least, you should configure irssi before autostarting it.
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> hey guys, how can I define the folder that VLC uses for the 'media library' in the web interface. Thanks
[13:12] <merp_> Then what when i reboot?
[13:12] <tightwork> why is cups a dep of doxygen?
[13:12] <mala> bekks: now u get me i started irssi today :)
[13:13] <merp_> etsw, go in to power settings.
[13:13] <lafon> merp_: No then go look in devices (or whatever is similarly named.) If your device isn't showing there it means that the hardware isn't being recognised.
[13:13] <tking_> cant find wireless nework on the kubuntu task bar
[13:13] <merp_> Ok.
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> tightwork: for printing maybe, you can report a bug if you find it surplus
[13:13] <etsw> merp_: it's not there.
[13:13] <lafon> My BIOS has it listed as Peripherals
[13:14] <bekks> mala: You could refer to this as a starting point: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Irssi
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> tking_: if you run:  sudo iwlist scan
[13:14] <merp_> as in system settings then power settings...?
[13:15] <mala> bekks: i am at the irssi site now, thank you a lot =)
[13:16] <Mattias> mala: Wait what? irssi? Why not weeChat? :D
[13:16] <merp_> etsw, as in when you go in to system settings the power icon is not there?
[13:17] <etsw> merp_: yes =(
[13:17] <merp_> etsw, have you recently upgraded or downgraded or installed anything?
[13:18] <merp_> or for that matter, removed anything, etsw?
[13:18] <laporte> Hi all. I have trouble viewing flash video with firefox. If I open any video I have a black square and the  video doesn't play. I'm using firefox 13.0.1 and flash plugin version 11.2.202 is install and detected by  firefox ...
[13:19] <laporte> I have absolutly no idea of where the problem comes from. By the way it used to work before the lubuntu 12.04  upgrade.
[13:19] <laporte> There are no information in the console if I start firefox from there and I haven't found anything on the  internet that worked.
[13:19] <etsw> merp_: I think I remove gnome-battery control thing but I cant remember it's name =( I try to install battery-stataus but couldnt. https://live.gnome.org/BatteryStatus
[13:19] <merp_> laporte, what page are you viewing the videos?
[13:20] <ActionParsnip> laporte: can you give a pastebin of the output of:  lsb_release -a; uname -a; dpkg -l | egrep 'flash|gnash|swf|spark'
[13:20] <MonkeyDust> laporte  try right clicingon the video, enable or disable accelleration
[13:20] <Layke> Where do I set my shorts so that I can quickly open a terminal window?
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Layke: ctrl+alt+t
[13:21] <ActionParsnip> Layke: if you use terminal a lot, I suggest you install guake
[13:21] <laporte> ActionParsnip: result is at http://pastebin.com/B13NYHHY
[13:21] <Layke> Thanks. Yeah I seem to be using it a lot.
[13:22] <merp_> derp go around an steal my name >.>
[13:22] <tking_> how do i kill skype cos it wont exit from the task bar
[13:23] <MonkeyDust> tking_  pkill skype
[13:23] <ActionParsnip> laporte: you could uninstall the package named there, enable the partner repo and install the adobe-flashplugin package, may help
[13:23] <Layke> Or xkill and click on it
[13:23] <laporte> MonkeyDust: This is weird, I can't right click on the video (I mean I can but nothing happen :) )
[13:23] <BluesKaj> Layke, or drag it to  a panel launcher
[13:24] <MonkeyDust> xkill just kills the gui, not the process
[13:24] <laporte> merp_: On dailymotion for exemple but on youtube it is the same except that I doesn't have a black square but a white one
[13:25] <merp_> odd.
[13:25] <merp_> well guys, imma go into bio nd find my mic now, bye!
[13:25] <merp_> BIOS, i mean
[13:25] <derp> Hi, is there a way to install 64 bit packages in winetricks like dotnet automatically? cause it download only 32 versions
[13:26] <Layke> ActionParsnip, Any way to change the shortcut from f12? on guake?
[13:27] <mankoff> Mattias: That link (http://samiux.blogspot.se/2011/05/howto-nvidia-cuda-toolkit-40-on-ubuntu.html) is for 11.04 and doesn't work for precise pangolin... :(.
[13:27] <Layke> ActionParsnip, Found it.
[13:27] <Fanshawe> Hello all, I have a simple question today. How do I 'cd' to a folder on an external drive? I have a separate drive called 'laptop storage' and I can't cd through '/media/laptop storage', as it says the folder does not exist
[13:28] <bastidrazor> Fanshawe: cd /media/laptop\ storage
[13:28] <bastidrazor> Fanshawe: also, you can use tab completion to complete the filenames and folder names
[13:29] <Fanshawe> 'bash: cd: /media/laptop: No such file or directory'
[13:29] <Fanshawe> I'm returned with that, even with the backslash
[13:29] <Fanshawe> oh wait, I've got it, yes tab completion works a treat
[13:29] <MonkeyDust> Fanshawe  do you see the external drive when you type mount ?
[13:30] <Fanshawe> it was my mistake, capital letters
[13:30] <Fanshawe> thank you very much bastidrazor, MonkeyDust
[13:30] <bastidrazor> Fanshawe: you're welcome.
[13:31] <BluesKaj> mankoff, did you locate the additional drivers ?
[13:31] <Mattias> mankoff: dunno, that was the link the 12.04 bumblebee page provided at the bottom
[13:31] <mankoff> I see "Additional Drivers (jockey-gtk). Is that what you mean?
[13:32] <BluesKaj> mankoff, yes
[13:32] <mankoff> BluesKaj I'll try those now...
[13:32] <BluesKaj> choose the recommended driver , mankoff
[13:33] <BluesKaj> activate it actually
[13:33] <mankoff> BluesKaj: It says "No proprietary drivers are in use on this system" and I can't do anything other than "Close".
[13:33] <BluesKaj> mankoff, so it's already installed if you followed that CUDA tutorial
[13:34] <derp> is there a way to prevent Skype quit unexpectedly?
[13:34] <tking_> MonkeyDust, pkill didnt work
[13:35] <mankoff> BluesKaj which tutorial? The only Mattias linked doesn't work on 12.04 Do you mean the bumblebee tutorial?
[13:35] <Mattias> mankoff: What was it that didn't work?
[13:35] <MonkeyDust> tking_  type ps -e | grep skype     do you see skype?
[13:35] <mankoff> Mattias: "W: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/aaron-haviland/cuda-4.0/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/binary-i386/Packages  404  Not Found"
[13:36] <mankoff> Mattias: The "apt-get add-repository" line is this:  sudo add-apt-repository ppa:aaron-haviland/cuda-4.0
[13:36] <Mattias> yeah
[13:36] <mankoff> Mattias: But must tweak itself for my system, precise pangolin.
[13:36] <MonkeyDust> mankoff  mind: a ppa is a non-official software source, use at own risk
[13:37] <mankoff> MonkeyDust: Yes. But there *aren't* official sources that seem to get CUDA working, as far as I can tell...
[13:37] <BluesKaj> mankoff, your laptop doesn't need bumblebee
[13:37] <Mattias> mankoff: http://d.hatena.ne.jp/iRiE/20120309/1331303439 for cuda 4.2
[13:38] <Mattias> ah 4.1*
[13:39] <MonkeyDust> mankoff  did you see this http://www.nvidia.com/content/cuda/cuda-downloads.html
[13:39] <MonkeyDust> mankoff  12.04 is not in the list, tho
[13:39] <Mattias> was just going to post that :P
[13:39] <Mattias> no support for 12.04
[13:39] <laporte> I've activated partner repo and install adobe-flashplugin but the problem with firefox is still there.
[13:40] <mankoff> MonkeyDust & Mattias: Right... Maybe I should install 11.04...
[13:40] <MonkeyDust> nvidia and thorvalds are not the best of friends
[13:40] <Mattias> mankoff: but according to the japanese blog above, they got it installed
[13:40] <Mattias> on 12.04
[13:40] <mankoff> Mattias: OK I will try that. Also seems to be similar instructions here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtPAJ9BR1W8
[13:40] <Mattias> just follow the commands :)
[13:40] <mankoff> Right :).
[13:41] <tking_> MonkeyDust, yes i see skype
[13:42] <Mattias> mankoff: if you need anything translated I happen to know Japanese :P
[13:42] <shom> Newcomer to Xchat, my 1st question! The right hand panel with the list of users does not seem to be here?  Which setting needs to be changed
[13:42] <MonkeyDust> tking_  kill the pid, the nulber you see there
[13:42] <MonkeyDust> number*
[13:42] <Aitor> help
[13:42] <bazhang> shom this is xchat, or xchat-gnome
[13:43] <Aitor> hel
[13:43] <bazhang> Aitor, with what
[13:43] <Aitor> help*
[13:43] <MonkeyDust> Aitor  start with a question
[13:43] <Aitor> im install ubuntu 12.04 and wifi :S
[13:43] <mankoff> Mattias: Ok thank you. I'll try with cut-and-paste and google, but will ask if I need more help.
[13:43] <Aitor> wifi no
[13:43] <maks232> hi! I have somehow misconfigured my ubuntu profile and wanted to ask how I can narrow down the failure... I was playing with the advanced settings & gnome extensions... after rebooting and trying to login i alwas get back to the login screen
[13:43] <Calinou> shom, Ctrl+F7
[13:43] <bazhang> !enter | Aitor
[13:43] <MonkeyDust> Aitor  first install ubuntu, then wireless
[13:44] <shom> Calinou, Thanks a lot
[13:44] <Aitor> wireless not work
[13:44] <tking_> !help
[13:44] <bazhang> !details | Aitor
[13:44] <maks232> i created a 2nd acc via the guest acc.
[13:44] <Calinou> np
[13:45] <tking_> !help
[13:45] <Aitor> install ubuntu 12.04 and wireless not work, solution?
[13:45] <maks232> the 2nd acc works
[13:46] <MonkeyDust> Aitor  type !wifi for instructions
[13:46] <Aitor> !wifi
[13:46] <Aitor> ok
[13:48] <BluesKaj> mankoff, your graphics card will run perfectly fine on 12.04 with the right driver ...this cuda app is merely an enhancement. You should really just get the proper graphics driver first , then if you want more fancy stuff run the cuda thing
[13:49] <ubuntu__> hello hej
[13:49] <ericccsaysss> dangit, i think i just murdered my hdd :(
[13:49] <mankoff> BluesKaj: OK, how do I get the right driver? I'm not sure about even that... :( But I *need* CUDA for a specific app I want to run.
[13:49] <ubuntu__> hmm not good mate
[13:49] <JoyRideAlpha>  /msg NickServ identify
[13:50] <JoyRideAlpha>  /msg NickServ identify j
[13:50] <ubuntu__> im new att this ubuntu xubuntu thing
[13:50] <oikeestientajuu> I'm nwe too.
[13:50] <ubuntu__> i think i need help ..can enyone help me
[13:51] <MonkeyDust> ubuntu__  start with a question
[13:51] <BluesKaj> mankoff, oh ok , then I'll stop interfering ..didn't realize that  ,my apologies
[13:51] <ubuntu__> i need to get the text in swedish and i dont  know were to find it
[13:52] <mankoff> BluesKaj thanks, you have been helpful.
[13:52] <ericccsaysss> text for what?
[13:52] <ericccsaysss> do you mean characters?
[13:53] <djzylex657> i cannot mount my cdrom but i can burn cds with it?
[13:53] <tking_> MonkeyDust, i saw this 4587 ?        00:25:20 skype and did pkill 4587 did work :) funny skype i guess
[13:53] <ubuntu__> when i write here it is eng and thats fine but i have friends that cant write or speak eng s[ i have to text them in swedish
[13:54] <ubuntu__> iand i dont know were to find to chanse it
[13:54] <ghostchick> ubuntu__,  you mean having the keyboard in swedish ?
[13:54] <ubuntu__> yes
[13:55] <MonkeyDust> tking_  glad to help :)
[13:55] <MonkeyDust> ubuntu__  it's called language-pack-sv-base
[13:55] <DarsVaeda> hi, trying to recover ubuntu / grub after a installation of win7, this time it seems to have been pretty fatal, I tried to go to rescue a system in the alternate install cd then choose my partition where I find my /boot folder (/dev/sda5) and select that then I try to reinstall grub boot loader to /dev/sda5 but that fails with exit code 1
[13:56] <DarsVaeda> what can I do?
[13:56] <tking_> MonkeyDust, sorry i mean didnt ....
[13:56] <MonkeyDust> DarsVaeda  type !grub for instructions
[13:56] <DarsVaeda> !grub
[13:56] <DarsVaeda> I know that page
[13:56] <ubuntu__> ok thx MonkeyDust i will try to find it
[13:56] <djzylex657> When i click the cdrom it says failed to mount..I can open K3B and burn cds thought or i have been at least anybody have any ideas on how to get this cdrom to show up in the gui and mount
[13:56] <DarsVaeda> not helpful for me, sorry
[13:57] <DarsVaeda> I do not even know if I have grub or grub2
[13:57] <ryl> hi having a problem, just installed 12.04 and the additional drivers page is empty, there is stuff that should be there wifi bluetooth et all but nada
[13:58] <ghostchick> ryl, are the wifi and bluetooth  out of the box working?
[13:58] <TuxyThePenguin> Is the Raspberry Pi Supported here
[13:58] <ryl> nope wifi aint working, nothing shows in iwconfig
[13:58] <wokko> djzylex657: Try installing pmount
[13:59] <IdleOne> TuxyThePenguin: no, it isn't.
[13:59] <TuxyThePenguin> IdleOne where is it
[13:59] <TuxyThePenguin> IDleOne not being forum
[13:59] <IdleOne> I don't know but I would think they have some sort of forum or you can try /msg alis help
[14:00] <ryl> there are lots of warnings in the jockey log, but the solutions largely resolve around nvidia drivers
[14:00] <wokko> I like apple pie haha
[14:00] <ubuntu__> i have one more question for you all
[14:00] <TuxyThePenguin> alis not telling me anything
[14:01] <ghostchick> ryl, lets see sh -c "test -e /var/cache/jockey/check || exec jockey-gtk --check"
[14:01] <ubuntu__> can i have windows 7 and chanse desktop whit keyboard so i can see both _
[14:01] <TuxyThePenguin> Vmware on Ubuntu?
[14:01] <IdleOne> TuxyThePenguin: try #raspberrypi
[14:02] <MonkeyDust> ubuntu__  no, not the way you want it, but you can use a virtual machine
[14:02] <TuxyThePenguin> Vmware on Ubuntu?
[14:02] <IdleOne> TuxyThePenguin: what about it?
[14:02] <TuxyThePenguin> is it availible
[14:02] <ryl> just returns, without result
[14:03] <IdleOne> TuxyThePenguin: it is a lot simpler if you just ask your actual question, if someone knows the answer or a better place to ask for help they will tell you.
[14:03] <TuxyThePenguin> Ok, How do i install VMware (not virtualbox) In Ubuntu
[14:03] <ghostchick> ryl,  verify is jokey is installed
[14:03] <MonkeyDust> TuxyThePenguin  not in the repos, virtual box is
[14:04] <TuxyThePenguin> il have to make do with Vbox
[14:04] <MonkeyDust> TuxyThePenguin  it's easier and better supported than vmware
[14:04] <TuxyThePenguin> any other good repos anyone?
[14:04] <bekks> TuxyThePenguin: But manually installing it, and by manually searching all patches needed to even being able to compile the kernel modules.
[14:05] <ubuntu__> monkeyDust  thx for the help
[14:05] <juboba> how can I change the global keyboard shortcuts in gnome shell 3?
[14:05] <juboba> it doesn't seem to work when I change them
[14:05] <ryl> i have checked "/usr/lib/nux/unity_support_test -p" all comes back ok
[14:05] <TuxyThePenguin> where is the onscreen keyboard located in XFCE
[14:05] <ubuntu__> all i have to do now is find skype *s*
[14:05] <juboba> I want to maximize with super + enter
[14:06] <ryl> as it looks like things arent displaying correctly
[14:06] <TuxyThePenguin> can you overclock CPU in linux
[14:06] <juboba> anyone?
[14:06] <MonkeyDust> ubuntu__  activate the partner repos, you can then easily install it
[14:06] <bekks> TuxyThePenguin: Yes.
[14:06] <TuxyThePenguin> bekks how
[14:07] <bekks> TuxyThePenguin: The same way you would do in windows - by adjusting your hardware.
[14:07] <OerHeks> TuxyThePenguin, overclocking is done in your bios, join #hardware for that.
[14:07] <Calinou> ubuntu__, skype sucks anyway ;P
[14:07] <MonkeyDust> Calinou  be nice
[14:08] <DarsVaeda> any help on getting grub back on 12.04 installation with alternate cd please? desperately needed
[14:08] <IdleOne> !grub2
[14:08] <Calinou> TuxyThePenguin, can't you overclock from bios, no?
[14:09] <DarsVaeda> -.- as said that does not work
[14:09] <TuxyThePenguin> How do i install chrome ubuntu
[14:09] <bekks> DarsVaeda: What exactly "does not work"?
[14:09] <MonkeyDust> TuxyThePenguin  chromium-browser is in the repos
[14:09] <DarsVaeda> neither the graphical way nor the terminal way
[14:09] <system055> an error occurred while accessing  USB the system responded: mount: wrong fs type, bad option , bad superblock on /dev/sdb1. missing codepage or helper program or other error
[14:09] <bekks> TuxyThePenguin: By selecting it in the software center and installing it.
[14:09] <system055> how can i fix this
[14:09] <mala> some one use irssi here?
[14:10] <mala> someone*
[14:10] <DarsVaeda> there is not even a "grub-install" when I am in terminal as described
[14:10] <bazhang> mala, whats the question
[14:10] <bekks> system055: By telling us more details when exactly that error occurs.
[14:10] <bekks> DarsVaeda: Did you uninstall grub2 completely?
[14:10] <system055> wen i try to use my usb flash drive
[14:10] <DarsVaeda> I just installed win7 in another partition
[14:10] <DarsVaeda> and I do not think I have grub2
[14:11] <bekks> system055: What does "use" stand for? thats an error message from the "mount" command, I guess.
[14:11] <bekks> DarsVaeda: grub2 is the default bootloader in Ubuntu.
[14:11] <system055> i mean connect the usb
[14:11] <bekks> system055: And where do you see that error?
[14:12] <DarsVaeda> is grub2 still textual on standard installation or graphical?
[14:12] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: the boot sector for any OS is normally written to the master boot record of the primary/booting disk
[14:12] <system055> when i try to get acces to the flash drive
[14:12] <mala> bazhang : i'm newb using irssi and i want to automatic connect to freenode with him( and my user)
[14:12] <bekks> DarsVaeda: Still text based.
[14:12] <bekks> system055: What exactly are you doing. Please be more precise.
[14:12] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: it doesn't matter where you install the OS, the boot loader normally goes on the MBR of the primary disk
[14:12] <bazhang> mala, better try in #irssi
[14:12] <mala> bazhang : thanks
[14:13] <system055> i mount a usb drive but i dont have acces to the data
[14:13] <bekks> system055: So you get that error when mounting it?
[14:13] <DarsVaeda> so how do I install it then? with the graphical way of the alternate cd I tried all partitions available, that did not succeed
[14:13] <TuxyThePenguin> which linux distro should i choose
[14:13] <DarsVaeda> and with the terminal way there is not even grub-install
[14:14] <system055> when i try to get asses to the information inside the flash drive
[14:14] <bazhang> !ot | TuxyThePenguin
[14:14] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: what exactly are you looking to do, achieve ?
[14:14] <bekks> system055: HOW do you try that? Please describe what you are doing.
[14:14] <bazhang> TuxyThePenguin, this is ubuntu support only. please don't ask that here
[14:14] <DarsVaeda> I installed win7 over a running multiboot environment to one of the partitions, after that only windows started -> I need to get grub back
[14:14] <root> hi
[14:14] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: ok,
[14:14] <ikonia> !grub2 > DarsVaeda
[14:15] <system055> file manager
[14:15] <DarsVaeda> grrrrr....
[14:15] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: ubottu has just sent you a link that will walk you through (if you actually read it) re-applying grub
[14:15] <Guest83990> could anyone help me ,please?
[14:15] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: remember to apply grub to the boot sector of the booting disk, NOT where ubuntu is.
[14:15] <TuxyThePenguin> Firefox is not installing flash?
[14:15] <DarsVaeda> yeah but I can't
[14:15] <bekks> system055: I am sorry, I cant get those fragments into an understable context for me. Maybe someone else can help you.
[14:15] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: why ?
[14:16] <bekks> Guest83990: Without asking a detailed question - no. :)
[14:16] <TuxyThePenguin> !ot bekks
[14:16] <ikonia> TuxyThePenguin: he's not offtopic
[14:16] <bekks> TuxyThePenguin: Stop it.
[14:16] <system055> i insert the usb flash drive i can,t get acces to the files
[14:17] <system055> i have a superblock how to unblock
[14:17] <DarsVaeda> because there is no grub-install and the graphical way of the alternate cd does not work "exit code 1"
[14:17] <bekks> system055: The superblock of a filesystem contains the basic information needed to mount it. You cant "unblock" it.
[14:17] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: if you follow the instructions (after actually reading them) on the link ubottu sent you, it will work
[14:18] <bekks> system055: And your error states that you are using a wrong command, option, etc. when trying to mount it.
[14:18] <Guest83990> mh
[14:18] <DarsVaeda> than that article is too complicated for me, I missed that part
[14:18] <system055> is other way to try mount it
[14:19] <Guest83990> i can't decrypt files with seahorse - i've got some '.pgp' files
[14:19] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: it's not if you read it, and walk through it
[14:19] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: if you have specific questions on that articles steps, just ask
[14:19] <system055> i can be the usb drivers?
[14:19] <TuxyThePenguin> Firefox is not installing flash?
[14:19] <bekks> TuxyThePenguin: No.
[14:20] <bekks> TuxyThePenguin: You have to install it yourself.
[14:20] <TuxyThePenguin> How bekks?
[14:20] <bekks> TuxyThePenguin: By searching for "flash" in the software center, select the variant you want to use, and install it.
[14:20] <DarsVaeda> ikona: sorry what? not one of those steps even mentions the alternate cd?
[14:20] <DarsVaeda> it is only about the liveCd and I do not posses one of them
[14:21] <DarsVaeda> also I have no working ubuntu
[14:21] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: the process is still the same, selecting the recovery enviornment
[14:21] <DarsVaeda> so I can not find any point that is suitable for me
[14:21] <TuxyThePenguin> Can i boot ubuntu of an USB, and how
[14:21] <ikonia> DarsVaeda: if you are not comfortable applying those steps to the alternative CD install (even though it's the same) I suggest you download a desktop CD
[14:21] <ryant5000> how do I build the 'virtual' flavour of kernel from the git sources? I can't seem to find anything on that
[14:22] <bazhang> !unetbootin > TuxyThePenguin
[14:22] <ikonia> ryant5000: you can't do that for amazon cloud services
[14:22] <TuxyThePenguin> ubottu understood
[14:23] <|Long|> ikonia, u still here bud?
[14:23] <ikonia> |Long|: on and off, just doing a few things
[14:23] <ryant5000> ikonia: oh, that's too bad; is there any way to run 3.4 or later on aws?
[14:23] <ikonia> ryant5000: no
[14:23] <|Long|> ikonia, can u help me bud
[14:23] <ikonia> ryant5000: contact amazon if you want to change their image/hosted image
[14:23] <ikonia> |Long|: depends what the question is
[14:23] <|Long|> crontab issue same one this morninig
[14:24] <ikonia> |Long|: what have you done to try to resolve them after we spoke ?
[14:24] <system055> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1, missing codepage or helper program, or other error In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try dmesg | tail or so
[14:24] <|Long|> i ran idiviadually and it work, but not on scheduling time
[14:24] <ryant5000> ikonia: hm, alright; so basically they are in charge of all the kernel releases?  i thought this pv-grub thing allowed you to run a custom kernel
[14:24] <ikonia> |Long|: yeah, you said that last time and I explained that's not valid testing, and gave you suggestions on how to resolve the issues
[14:25] <ikonia> |Long|: did you do any of them ?
[14:25] <|Long|> ikonia, yes those jobs has +x and 755 on
[14:25] <ikonia> |Long|: I gave you more than that
[14:26] <|Long|> i must be missed those ley me scrow up
[14:27] <bekks> system055: Did you try dmesg | tail or so?
[14:27] <system055> no how i do that
[14:27] <bekks> system055: By opening a terminal and typing "dmesg" with "" e.g.
[14:28] <TuxyThePenguin> How do i update my bios
[14:28] <ikonia> TuxyThePenguin: you don't though linux
[14:29] <bazhang> TuxyThePenguin, thats a hardware question
[14:29] <TuxyThePenguin> ok
[14:29] <|Long|> ikonia, i lost your last msg, can u plz repeat where to check one more time
[14:30] <system055> EXT4-fs (sdb1): VFS: Can't find ext4 filesystem
[14:30] <ikonia> |Long|: give up on the chroot ones, they will not work as you want, the script ones, quote the whole argument so that it sees the second option as an argument
[14:30] <|Long|> ok
[14:31] <Darkened> BluesKaj, hey after a few days of tinkering I have found out that the OS is outputting sound but stil no sound so making progress.... slowly :>
[14:32] <|Long|> ikonia, done, now all i do is wait for the time
[14:33] <ikonia> |Long|: change the time to test
[14:33] <|Long|> ok
[14:33] <katronix> if bind9 fails to start is there a way of finding out why?
[14:33] <system055> m
[14:33] <system055> [ 8538.885226] EXT4-fs (sdb1): VFS: Can't find ext4 filesystem
[14:33] <system055> [ 8539.590688] EXT4-fs (sdb1): VFS: Can't find ext4 filesystem
[14:33] <system055> [ 8540.086206] EXT4-fs (sdb1): VFS: Can't find ext4 filesystem
[14:33] <system055> [ 8541.976144] EXT4-fs (sdb1): VFS: Can't find ext4 filesystem
[14:33] <FloodBot1> system055: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:33] <system055> root@bt:~# "dmesg"
[14:33] <ikonia> katronix: yes, read the log
[14:34] <katronix> ikonia, which log would have it? I don't see one called bind9.log in /var/log
[14:35] <ikonia> look in the syslog
[14:37] <katronix> hmmm, its trying to load a file owned by root:root and getting permission denied, should it be owned by root:bind ?
[14:38] <mankoff> Mattias: This page seems to be very similar to the japanese one: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Cuda And claims CUDA on 12.04. I followed the intsructions. Everything built, but the tests won't run...
[14:38] <TuxyThePenguin> How do i install metasploit in ubuntu
[14:38] <mankoff> ./nbody says "Error: only 0 Devices available, 1 requested.  Exiting."
[14:38] <TuxyThePenguin> How do i install metasploit in ubuntu
[14:39] <MonkeyDust> what's metasploit?
[14:40] <TuxyThePenguin> metasploit framework (its in backtrack5)
[14:40] <bekks> TuxyThePenguin: The same way you install other software, the same way I told you twice already.
[14:41] <bazhang> TuxyThePenguin, are you using backtrack?
[14:42] <TuxyThePenguin> no, its not in software center, and no im not in bcktrck
[14:42] <MonkeyDust> TuxyThePenguin  old link (2007) http://www.howtoforge.com/installing-metasploit-3.0-on-ubuntu-7.10
[14:42] <bipul> Metasploit is Open source pentesting tool MonkeyDust
[14:42] <bazhang> !info metasploit | TuxyThePenguin
[14:42] <mrdabs> I am wondering which ubuntu version i should play with I have a macbook 3,1 (late2007 white model 2.2ghz 1 gb) is there a place I can look to see what ideal specs are for ubuntu
[14:42] <TuxyThePenguin> !info metasploit
[14:43] <TuxyThePenguin> What dows that mean
[14:43] <bazhang> TuxyThePenguin, its not there.
[14:43] <bipul> and By Default it is in Backtrack5 as backtrack 5 is one of the part of ubuntu i think 8 version MonkeyDust
[14:43] <MonkeyDust> mrdabs  type !mac
[14:43] <mrdabs> !mac
[14:43] <mrdabs> <3 ty
[14:46] <zixxy> TuxyThePenguin, http://bit.ly/M8X4vh
[14:47] <IdleOne> zixxy: Please don't use lmgtf links it is rude and might get you banned from here
[14:48] <benjamingwynn> How would I remove a ppt?
[14:48] <TuxyThePenguin> zixxy :P
[14:48] <ikonia> benjamingwynn: ppa ?
[14:48] <benjamingwynn> Example, to add one I would: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:merlwiz79/cinnamon-ppa
[14:48] <system055> how to give pastebin URL?
[14:48] <benjamingwynn> pastebin.com
[14:48] <benjamingwynn> click
[14:48] <guest29445> i want to know if anyone has formated the C drive with windows 7 on it to install Ubuntu 12.x
[14:49] <zixxy> IdleOne, oh no.
[14:49] <ikonia> benjamingwynn: depends if you want to remove the PPA or remove the PPA and the software the PPA has installed
[14:49] <IdleOne> benjamingwynn: install ppa-purge and sudo ppa-purge ppa:merlwiz79/cinnamon-ppa
[14:49] <ikonia> guest29445: windows has nothing to do with ubuntu
[14:49] <ikonia> guest29445: when you install ubuntu it will put the correct non-ntfs file system on the partition you want to use
[14:49] <guest29445> i know that ikonia, but this is the latest machine with all the bells and whistles i guess. i do have the driv er disk
[14:50] <ikonia> guest29445: if you know that, why are you asking ?
[14:50] <guest29445> i want to use virtual box after
[14:50] <benjamingwynn> what does ppa perge do
[14:50] <guest29445> i want to know if i format the c drive will the windows back up leav e
[14:50] <benjamingwynn> I should normally ask that before I run the command lmao
[14:50] <ikonia> benjamingwynn: tries to remove the software installed by the PPA
[14:51] <benjamingwynn> Ah okay, I see. Clever :)
[14:51] <IdleOne> benjamingwynn: it will rmeove that ppa from the sources.list and also remove the software installed from the PPA
[14:51] <ikonia> guest29445: if you format the c:\ drive, you have formatted the c drive, nothing more
[14:51] <benjamingwynn> That's good.
[14:51] <DJones> !ppa-purge | benjamingwynn
[14:51] <ikonia> benjamingwynn: it may / may not succeed
[14:51] <guest29445> thanks ubottou i am there now
[14:51] <benjamingwynn> PPA purged successfully
[14:52] <TuxyThePenguin> make me admin
[14:52] <oCean> TuxyThePenguin: stop it now
[14:53] <benjamingwynn> Um
[14:53] <benjamingwynn> What just happened?
[14:53] <ikonia> benjamingwynn: a user was removed from the channel
[14:53] <benjamingwynn> lol that a bunch of commands.
[14:54] <IdleOne> benjamingwynn: it wasa bunch because two of us issued very similar commands
[14:54] <benjamingwynn> Haha
[14:54] <benjamingwynn> Great minds think alike :P
[14:55] <guest29445> what is this?  http://www.frihost.com/forums/vt-100976.html
[14:56] <guest29445> i have the ubuntu 12.xf live cd here. do i need to do all that also?
[14:57] <IdleOne> guest29445: put the cd into the drive, reboot, click Install Ubuntu.
[14:57] <guest29445> that is what i thought. thanks idleonw
[14:57] <guest29445> idleone
[14:58] <Mattias> guest29445: those instructions are just if you want to format a hdd, not to install ubuntu.
[14:58] <Mattias> probably format a hdd on a system without OS on -.-
[14:59] <guest29445> it will be awhile but i will come back and let you know how i do. I am going to install ubuntu and then a virtualbox and put windows 7 on it
[14:59] <ikonia> guest29445: we don't need to know if it works
[14:59] <ikonia> guest29445: we know it works fine
[15:06] <benjamingwynn> Personally. Do you guys like unity?
[15:06] <ryant5000> ikonia: I just tried the Quantal daily AMI, and it's running 3.5.0-4
[15:07] <oCean> benjamingwynn: this channel is for technical support questions only. /join #ubuntu-discuss for discussions on ubuntu topics
[15:07] <benjamingwynn> oCean, :(
[15:07] <ikonia> ryant5000: great, so that's amazon updating it, but quantal is not stable, so I wouldn't use it
[15:08] <ryant5000> ikonia: yeah, i agree; however, it's nice to see that things are moving at least somewhat quickly with getting newer kernels on amazon
[15:08] <OerHeks> benjamingwynn, unity is fun, tweak it with my-unity, and take your time to discover it, press the windows key for smart help for shortkeys
[15:09] <benjamingwynn> I've used unity for a while now. Doesn't feel... fluid. I do a lot of Android-based development so I need to switch between apps like *click fingers* that.
[15:09] <oCean> benjamingwynn: please read my previous message
[15:10] <benjamingwynn> oCean, It is technically related though :)
[15:10] <MonkeyDust> benjamingwynn  ctrl-tab is easy enough, no?
[15:11] <oCean> benjamingwynn: in the #ubuntu-* namespace there are several channels, each with it's own purpose. This channel is strictly for technical support issues
[15:11] <benjamingwynn> MonkeyDust, talk in ubuntu-discuss or ocean will rip my head off.
[15:11] <benjamingwynn> lol
[15:11] <benjamingwynn> brb all
[15:13] <drrfrost> Using 12.04, audio usb codecs have disappeared
[15:14] <MonkeyDust> drrfrost  the question being?
[15:18] <drrfrost> I had been using them (input and output) for connection to ham radio interface. They aren't listed in systems/sound. Do I need to do a reinstall?
[15:20] <jyg> I was running 64-bit 11.10 amd switched to 32-bt.  About a month after the switch, when I would log in, the wireless would not connect.  So after trying a bunch of thinks, I thought I'd just jiggle the LKM, so I'd 'sudo rmmod iwlagn; sleep 3; sudo modprobe iwlagn'.  This fixed the problem every time.  Any idea how I might have to keep from doing this?
[15:21] <jyg> er, like how to fix it permenantly?
[15:21] <wN> you could put it in a crontab xD
[15:22] <jyg> that makes no sense
[15:22] <CAZ_au> Just wondering, whats the current state of Ubuntu Updates breaking a system, specifically with new kernal updates and nvidia drivers. Ive read old articles about new kernals being updated and the driver not compiling to the new kernal thus rendering the user to a shell at boot. is that a problem these days, if i download the new kernal in update manager will my nvidia driver still likely work (ive only ever got the nvidia-current driver, not any post release
[15:22] <CAZ_au>  'current-updates'). I did have "proposed updates" turned on (hey why not, lol) but i turned that off now.
[15:22] <wN> jyg, it was a joke.
[15:23] <jyg> i figured by the 'xD' hah... but still, it makes not sense, hah
[15:23] <ikonia> CAZ_au: you don't compile the nvidia drivers, those articles are nonsense
[15:23] <ikonia> CAZ_au: ubuntu has (for years) shipped supported nvidia kernel drivers pre-compiled as part of the distro's repos
[15:23] <jyg> caz, system settings has the Additional Drivers section
[15:25] <marzin> Is possible to configure Unity searching to search a whole file system,not only home catalog?
[15:28] <taowa> What is the channel for loco teams
[15:29] <ikonia> taowa: depends which logo
[15:29] <ikonia> loco
[15:29] <taowa> The general IRC channel
[15:30] <MonkeyDust> taowa loco.ubuntu.com
[15:30] <DJones> taowa: There is #ubuntu-locoteams or #ubuntu-irc that may be able to help
[15:30] <oCean> taowa: #ubuntu-locoteams probably
[15:32] <TheM4ch1n3> Pie!
[15:32] <TheM4ch1n3> I mean Pi!
[15:33] <asmonaut> Need a test. Can someone just open the page http://chessgoogle.com please? Thanks.
[15:34] <asmonaut> thanks :)
[15:34] <MonkeyDust> asmonaut  fine here
[15:34] <DJones> asmonaut: What is it first? You're not likely to get people randomly opening a website
[15:34] <IdleOne> asmonaut: loads fine, what did you need tested. Also #test is a good channel for testing stuff
[15:34] <Darkened> Hey people is there anything that vsn test hardware because my OS is outpuitting sound yet nothing can be heard..
[15:34] <asmonaut> oh thanks you so much!! I was wondering if such a chan existed :D
[15:35] <asmonaut> just wanted to check if i set permissions right... this is killing me, but in the end iĺl learn :P
[15:37] <drounse> should i download the ubuntu server cd if i want to build ubuntu from CLI up to a DE for a desktop, without all of the extra stuff
[15:37] <antukin> get the mini.iso
[15:38] <oCean> !minimal | drounse
[15:38] <Icarus_> Is there a way i can access wireless networks via command line?
[15:39] <huamm> how to make my ubuntu smaller size ?
[15:39] <huamm> my hdd just 4gb
[15:39] <huamm> im installing with wubi
[15:39] <ikonia> huamm: you are out of luck then
[15:39] <Icarus_> nothing you have said makes me happy
[15:40] <ikonia> Icarus_: iwconfig will allow you to configure your wirless card from the command line
[15:40] <Icarus_> huamm: sorry but the default install is too large for you, try going for a smaller linux like pupy or damn small linux
[15:40] <huamm> i think remove some package?
[15:40] <huamm> im newbie on linux
[15:40] <huamm> can you suggest me?
[15:40] <ikonia> huamm: you can remove any software you don't want/need
[15:40] <Icarus_> ikonia i was wondering about network username and password
[15:41] <ikonia> Icarus_: you can set that with iwconfig
[15:42] <huamm> @ikonia hmm , if i remove all gnome and change with lxde or xfce , can?
[15:42] <Icarus_> huamm may as well get lubuntu or xubuntu
[15:42] <Icarus_> but it still wont be small enough
[15:42] <wN> i think the alternate install cd gives you a list of packages you can add/remove, but i may be mistaken
[15:42] <ksbalaji> how to install glx 1.3 in lucid? My new firefox is dead (:
[15:42] <wN> ikonia: ^
[15:42] <ikonia> wN: not by default no
[15:42] <wN> hmm
[15:43] <ikonia> wN: the alternative install is the same install, just a different installer routine
[15:43] <huamm> if im using ubuntu server / terminal mode , can be smaller?
[15:43] <ikonia> huamm: it will be smaller as it will have no desktop packages
[15:43] <wN> ikonia: right. i thought it gave you an option to add/remove packages before final install. perhaps that was a different distro
[15:43] <ikonia> huamm: but obviously you will have no desktop
[15:44] <ikonia> wN: you can do things like use the "lamp" package set install, but the base component is the same
[15:44] <huamm> @ikonia , can i install desktop with us?
[15:44] <huamm> sorry bad english
[15:44] <ikonia> huamm: you already have a desktop
[15:44] <ikonia> huamm: you can't say "can I remove the desktop to save space, then install a desktop" - that is pointless
[15:45] <huamm> no no no
[15:45] <huamm> i think its true
[15:45] <Icarus_> huamm you make no sense
[15:45] <huamm> how about it?
[15:45] <ikonia> huamm: how about what ?
[15:46] <Icarus_> seriously huamm it hurts to read what you are writing, please into sense
[15:46] <huamm> no
[15:46] <huamm> sorry2
[15:46] <ikonia> Icarus_: he's trying, English isn't his first language
[15:47] <Icarus_> you might want to consider a smaller linux distro, i know we aren't suppose to advert others here but ubuntu doesn't really do small sizes like 4 gigs
[15:47] <huamm> so, can I remove all the desktop, then make it into the terminal mode, and tried to install the desktop back to a different Window Manager
[15:47] <ito> does anyone here use an ncurses irc client like weechat? I have a question about channel discovery
[15:48] <ito> specifically sorting of channels
[15:48] <ikonia> huamm: you won't see a benefit to that
[15:48] <Icarus_> huamm it wont work, you'll save alot of room when you remove the DE but when you try to reinstall it will say "no space on disk"
[15:49] <huamm> what i do now
[15:49] <huamm> change distro?
[15:49] <ikonia> huamm: install a smaller distro, buy a bigger hard disk
[15:49] <huamm> can you suggest me?
[15:50] <ikonia> not really, as it depends a lot on your needs.
[15:50] <olio> month=$(date +%m)    .Why i use '+' ? why not '-'
[15:51] <ikonia> olio: it's just the syntax
[15:51] <huamm> forget about it , thanks
[15:51] <huamm> :D
[15:51] <Duality> hi
[15:52] <Duality> i was wondering if it would be possible to run a virtual machien on a server (i know that is possible) but what i want is to have the graphics of that virtual machine output to the physical screen.
[15:52] <ikonia> Duality: yes and no
[15:52] <olio> ikonia: http://pastie.org/4255977  , in man its not mention .
[15:52] <Duality> ikonia: i need X for that?
[15:52] <ikonia> Duality: yes it can display output to the screen, thorugh the virtual machine manager console
[15:52] <chiques> g
[15:53] <ikonia> Duality: it can't directly output to the screen as if it was a native device
[15:53] <Duality> hmm
[15:53] <ikonia> olio: yes it is "+ format"
[15:53] <Duality> so only way to acces would be vnc?
[15:54] <olio> ikonia: ops ! Aha ! thanks and bye
[15:54] <ikonia> Duality: something like that, yes
[15:55] <MonkeyDust> Duality  is this what you mean http://www.zimbio.com/Ubuntu+Linux/articles/xzM4lSp2U-k/Install+Manage+Virtualbox+4+headless+Ubuntu
[15:55] <TheM4ch1n3> local teams ?
[15:56] <TheM4ch1n3> nm
[15:56] <Duality> MonkeyDust: kinda but then the vnc on the same machine
[15:57] <ito> hi. how do i list channels in alphabetical order using the /list command in irc?
[15:57] <Fuchs> ito: that depends on your IRC client, note that /list is not recommended on big networks such as freenode.
[15:57] <Mattias> MonkeyDust: For virtualization, would you recommend the above or just going with kvm?
[15:58] <bekks> I'd recommend virtualbox.
[15:58] <MonkeyDust> Mattias  not every hardware supports kvm, IIRC
[15:59] <Duality> MonkeyDust: like running the os ontop of the ubuntu server,
[15:59] <bekks> Not every hardware supports virtualization at all.
[15:59] <L3top> kvm also has a particular problem with vesa
[15:59] <Mattias> I have intel vt-d
[16:00] <MonkeyDust> Mattias  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KVM/Installation
[16:01] <Mattias> MonkeyDust: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/libvirt.html
[16:02] <MonkeyDust> Mattias  see, it says "it is best to make sure your hardware supports the necessary virtualization extensions for KVM"
[16:03] <Mikato> witam, mam do sprzedania http://allegro.pl/k3805-z-14-mbps-aero2-os-x-gwa-12m-bez-locka-i2491059390.html
[16:03] <nannes> !pl | Mikato
[16:04] <Mikato> to czemu odpisales po polsku?
[16:04] <Mikato> :D
[16:04] <ikonia> !pl | Mikato
[16:04] <bekks> !pl | Mikato
[16:04] <bekks> :)
[16:04] <Mattias> MonkeyDust: well, I know it supports it because I enabled Intel VT-d in the bios and got a cpu which supports it, and kvm-ok has said it works. Only issue is if it is as full featured as virtualbox which I've previously used. but I haven't used vb in a server environment without gui
[16:05] <Mikato> :D
[16:05] <SoulRaven> hello
[16:05] <SoulRaven> plase help me with something
[16:05] <SoulRaven> i have made a little script to restart tomcat from cron
[16:06] <MonkeyDust> Mattias  from what you say, i understand you're more familiar with it than i am
[16:06] <SoulRaven> but the problem is that the script is working fine when i execut from teminal
[16:06] <Mattias> MonkeyDust: seems kvm supports ssh access without problems. Not sure about virtualbox though ^.^
[16:06] <SoulRaven> but when i execut the script from cron is not working, just stops after the kill -9 comand inside the script
[16:07] <SoulRaven> anyone?
[16:07] <Mattias> ssh access to the virtual machine*
[16:07] <ikonia> SoulRaven: be aware that cron does not have an active "shell" enviornment so you have to set all that up in your script
[16:07] <bekks> SoulRaven: Then show the script please, in a pastebin.
[16:07] <SoulRaven> ikonia: how, can you give me a example
[16:08] <SoulRaven> ok
[16:08] <SoulRaven> beeks: ok
[16:08] <ikonia> SoulRaven: for example if you do " mv /tmp $HOME/new place" on the command line, your shell has a $PATH setup, so it knows mv is in /usr/bin, and that $HOME is /home/youruser, cron does not have any of that
[16:09] <SoulRaven> ikonia, beeks: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/2123053700
[16:09] <SoulRaven> this is the script
[16:09] <sajimon> hi, i have built software from source and installed it in home dir. this program have its own .desktop file under $prefix/share/applications  but its not showing in dash menu, my guess is gnome isnt looking for .desktop files in that dir, how to fix it?
[16:09] <ikonia> SoulRaven: can you show me your crontab line too please.
[16:10] <bekks> SoulRaven: Typo in line 5, missing =
[16:10] <ikonia> bekks: good spot !
[16:11] <MonkeyDust> keen eye :)
[16:12] <MonkeyDust> same type in line 6 then
[16:12] <MonkeyDust> typo*
[16:12] <ert3go> hello , how to get source-completion plugin in gedit . I am on ubuntu 12.04
[16:13] <SoulRaven> bekks: this is line 5: startScript=$CATALINA_HOME/bin/startup.sh
[16:13] <SoulRaven> where is the typo?
[16:13] <ikonia> there is no =
[16:13] <ikonia> look again
[16:13] <bekks> SoulRaven: In your script, you dont need the export statements at all, since they are global in the script, and not needed anywhere else.
[16:15] <SoulRaven> where must be the second =
[16:15] <SoulRaven> ?
[16:15] <ikonia> SoulRaven: there isn't 1
[16:15] <ikonia> SoulRaven: line 5 looks like this
[16:15] <ikonia> startScript=$CATALINA_HOME/bin/startup.sh
[16:15] <Mikato> why all of you talking in english not polish?
[16:15] <ikonia> startScript=$CATALINA_HOME/bin/startup.sh
[16:15] <ikonia> that's odd the pastebin shows it missing the =
[16:15] <Mikato> is this a polich channel?
[16:15] <ikonia> but cut and paste the line and it's there
[16:15] <bekks> Mikato: Because this is the english channel :)
[16:15] <ikonia> Mikato: #ubuntu-pl
[16:15] <ikonia> Mikato: join #ubuntu-pl
[16:16] <Mikato> or just you want to learn english :)
[16:16] <SoulRaven> i have the = between startScript = and CATALINA
[16:16] <ikonia> Mikato: this channel is for English level support
[16:16] <ikonia> SoulRaven: yes, but the pastebin doesn't show that
[16:16] <ikonia> SoulRaven: the pastebin shows it missing the =
[16:16] <SoulRaven> strange
[16:16] <Mikato> ok, i just kidding :)
[16:16] <Mattias> ikonia: I can see the =
[16:16] <Mattias> odd :P
[16:16] <ikonia> SoulRaven: yes, it's very odd
[16:17] <SoulRaven> my problem is that after kill -9 the script stops
[16:17] <ikonia> SoulRaven: you've not put an exit in
[16:17] <bekks> SoulRaven: Obvious.
[16:17] <SoulRaven> after kill?
[16:17] <bekks> You cannot execute a variable.
[16:18] <ikonia> bekks: that line is fine
[16:18] <ikonia> there is just no exit to exit the script
[16:18] <arulmozhi> I have formatted my whole system form ubuntu 12.04 to ubuntu 12.04. I have backed up all my downloaded packages using APTonCD. and using APTonCD i have restores all my packages to /var/cache/apt/archives but when I try to install any software thro synaptic or ubuntu software center it against start downloading. how do I inform the system that "these packages are already present in the system so do not try to download." help me out please
[16:18] <bekks> There is no exit needed to exit after the last instruction.
[16:20] <SoulRaven> i have put exit in on the last row of the script
[16:20] <arulmozhi> I have formatted my whole system form ubuntu 12.04 to ubuntu 12.04. I have backed up all my downloaded packages using APTonCD. and using APTonCD i have restores all my packages to /var/cache/apt/archives but when I try to install any software thro synaptic or ubuntu software center it against start downloading. how do I inform the system that "these packages are already present in the system so do not try to download." help me out please
[16:21] <SoulRaven> but still not change in script when i run from cron
[16:21] <ikonia> arulmozhi: you've said that, please give people time to respond before re-asking
[16:21] <IdleOne> arulmozhi: sudo dpkg -i *.deb
[16:21] <IdleOne> arulmozhi: that should do it
[16:21] <SoulRaven> i get only this: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1099096108
[16:22] <ikonia> SoulRaven: ok, so it's not working as that process ID isn't valid
[16:22] <ikonia> SoulRaven: what makes you think it's not exiting
[16:23] <pushpop> HI all I installed ubuntu on an LVM but the /boot partition is not lvm it's /dev/sda1.  I can get ubuntu to boot.  This is my fstab www.pastebin.com/n4S1YTUj
[16:23] <pushpop> any help
[16:23] <ikonia> pushpop: define won't boot
[16:23] <Simonious> I am a total novice at video editing, I would like to put the first 858 seconds of an AVI into one file and the remaining seconds into another file - ffmpeg looks like it should be up to this, but thus far my efforts have failed - help?
[16:23] <SoulRaven> because i don't have reach that yet, there is one more instruction to execute, $startScript, echo ""
[16:23] <SoulRaven> echo "Attempting to start Tomcat via $startScript . . ."
[16:23] <pushpop> ikonia it doesnt see the partition when I boot
[16:23] <ikonia> pushpop: what's the error
[16:23] <SoulRaven> this line are not show in the terminal
[16:24] <pushpop> ikonia i forget hte exact wording something about cant see partition
[16:24] <ikonia> SoulRaven: ok, I see what you are saying
[16:24] <ikonia> pushpop: get the exact words
[16:24] <pushpop> i have to reboot =/
[16:25] <bo_> I I
[16:25] <pushpop> ikonia: reboot now standby
[16:25] <bo_> I'm trying to install the Android sdk onto ubuntu 8.04
[16:26] <bo_> But not having any luck
[16:26] <bo_> I'm troubleshooting my kindle fire
[16:26] <decci_> Need suggestion for this http://pastebin.com/kwbt7b1a
[16:26] <gsr> where can I get a list of dpkg error statuses and their meanings? - getting error code 10 with dpkg (and apt-get install -f, apt-get autoremove, apt-get purge uq-imapd)
[16:27] <pushpop> ikonia: error: no such partition
[16:27] <DJones> !eol | bo_ 8.04 is no longer supported,
[16:27] <ikonia> pushpop: for which partition is it complaining
[16:27] <pushpop> ikonia: GNU GRUB comes up it boots then I get error: no such partition 3 times
[16:27] <pushpop> ikonia: it doesnt specify
[16:28] <ikonia> pushpop: can you get the grub menu ?
[16:28] <pushpop> ikonia: yes
[16:28] <ikonia> pushpop: then you select the boot option, does the kernel start to boot, or is the error imediate ?
[16:28] <pushpop> if I get disconnect from IRC ill join back
[16:29] <ikonia> SoulRaven: still working on your script
[16:29] <pushpop> it boots to Ubuntu, with linux 3.2.0-23-generic
[16:29] <pushpop> then gives theerror
[16:29] <pushpop> error immediate
[16:29] <ikonia> pushpop: what do you mean, it boots to ubuntu ?
[16:29] <pushpop> from the grub menu
[16:29] <ikonia> pushpop: listen carefully
[16:29] <ikonia> pushpop: you get the grub menu, yes/no
[16:29] <SoulRaven> ikonia: thx:)
[16:29] <pushpop> ok
[16:29] <pushpop> yes
[16:30] <ikonia> pushpop: you press enter to select boot, is the error straight after that, or does the machine start to boot (lots of text scrolling first)
[16:30] <slj180> hello
[16:30] <pushpop> ikonia: no errors right away
[16:30] <ikonia> pushpop: so it's not looking at the correct partition fo /boot then
[16:30] <slj180> need help trying to set up a direct connection between two virtual machines, running ubuntu each
[16:30] <bo_> I have 8.04 but would like to upgrade. Currently running Ubuntu on Dell mini
[16:31] <pushpop> it has to be
[16:31] <slj180> they are already connected, but i need to set static IPs and stuff
[16:31] <bo_> Is this possible?
[16:31] <raidghost> Why wont my sda drive show up in the latest ubuntu installer? When i use ctrl alt and f1, and use fdisk -l or cfdisk all 3 shows. but the installer only shows 2 drives
[16:31] <pushpop> is there a way to check what grub is looking for
[16:31] <bekks> slj180: Minutes ago you had backtrack and initiated a support discussion in #ubuntu-de
[16:31] <slj180> ...
[16:31] <ikonia> pushpop: if you press "e" on the grub menu, you can see where grub is looking
[16:31] <bo_> This is great!
[16:32] <bo_> Real info
[16:32] <bo_> and help
[16:32] <raidghost> bo_: irc is not what it onces use to be.
[16:32] <pushpop> ikonia: linux /vmlinux-3.2.0-23-generic root=/dev/mapper/vg0-root ro quiet
[16:32] <pushpop> is that the line
[16:32] <pushpop> that is supposed to be boot
[16:32] <OerHeks> !upgrade | bo_
[16:32] <bo_> raid: I havent used this since the 90's
[16:33] <ikonia> pushpop: well, /vmlinux doesn't look like the right place.
[16:33] <raidghost> bo_: i see.
[16:33] <bo_> raid: It was a totally different experience before unlimited www
[16:33] <OerHeks> bo_  and after 8.04 to 10.04 you can upgrade to 12.04
[16:33] <olio> which one better ? 1.bash 2.zsh
[16:33] <ikonia> olio: personal preference
[16:34] <olio> ikonia: hmm... for learning
[16:34] <ikonia> olio: personal preference
[16:34] <JenniferB2> Hi folks. I am ( still ) trying to install debian ... what is a good partion table if you enter the manual mode ? I have 150 GB ext4 on "/" with boot flag on ... and 600 GB ext4 on "/home" ... and 20 GB Swap ... and the rest is unmounted ( 250 GB ) ... will this work fine? should I be considering something else?
[16:34] <ikonia> JenniferB2: ask in #debian
[16:35] <bo_> Oer: You're kidding me?
[16:35] <olio> ikonia: which one has more functionality ?
[16:35] <ikonia> olio: pretty much the same
[16:35] <bo_> ! upgrade
[16:35] <OerHeks> bo_ no.
[16:35] <bekks> JenniferB2: This is no debian support :)
[16:35] <bo_> ?
[16:35] <JenniferB2> bekks: the partion tables are the same ...
[16:35] <olio> ikonia: whats your favorite ?
[16:35] <raidghost> ikonia: why does the ubuntu installer not diplaying sda as a option in the partitional installer of latest ubuntu?
[16:35] <ikonia> JenniferB2: you're already asking in #debian, let the guys in #debian help you please
[16:35] <ikonia> raidghost: sorry what ?
[16:35] <JenniferB2> ikonia: they are not responding :(
[16:35] <ikonia> olio: doesn't matter what I like
[16:36] <SoulRaven> back
[16:36] <raidghost> ikonia: the installer wont show me the sda drive as a option for install
[16:36] <ikonia> JenniferB2: then wait for them to respond please.
[16:36] <ikonia> raidghost: for some reason it can't see your disk
[16:36] <bo_> Oer: Where do I enter the ! upgrade command?
[16:36] <ikonia> raidghost: disk controller? fakeraid setup ?
[16:36] <raidghost> fakeraid maybe. i check some bios settings
[16:36] <ikonia> raidghost: ahhhh
[16:36] <ikonia> raidghost: fakeraid is not something I suggest using
[16:36] <raidghost> ikonia: the weird thing is that it shows up with fdisk -l and cfdisk
[16:36] <JenniferB2> ikonia: how long? is there a rule ? :)
[16:37] <DJ-BadBoy> hey @ all
[16:37] <ikonia> JenniferB2: just wait in #debian until someone is available to help
[16:37] <OerHeks> bo_ it is all there > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LucidUpgrades#Upgrade_from_8.04_LTS_to_10.04_LTS
[16:37] <ikonia> raidghost: that sounds like your fakeraid device isn't supported in linux
[16:37] <raidghost> ikonia: why does the sda show up with fdisk -l then
[16:37] <ikonia> raidghost: (based on what you are saying)
[16:37] <raidghost> when i use ctrl alt f1
[16:37] <bo_> Oer: Thanks!
[16:37] <ikonia> raidghost: because that's the physical device,
[16:37] <ikonia> raidghost: rather than the raid device
[16:38] <raidghost> so the installer uses another thingy to see the drive?
[16:38] <raidghost> if the installer doesnt sees it, the fdisk -l and cfdisk should not see it
[16:38] <ikonia> raidghost: not quite, how the installer sees the disks depends on the raid controller
[16:38] <raidghost> but they do
[16:38] <raidghost> not a raid controller
[16:38] <raidghost> normal ide
[16:38] <ikonia> raidghost: that's not how it works
[16:38] <ikonia> raidghost: I asked if it was fakeraid....you said possible
[16:38] <ikonia> raidghost: how many disks are in your system (physical devices)
[16:38] <raidghost> 3
[16:39] <DJ-BadBoy> hey, i need 1 to help me ^^ but my english is not the best ^
[16:39] <anjar> Hi. I'm trying to install Audiveris on Ubuntu, but I'm quite unsure about how to to it. Someone who knows a bit about java?
[16:39] <raidghost> sda sdb and sdc
[16:39] <ikonia> raidghost: are you using any sort of raid/striping/mirroring/
[16:39] <raidghost> Not as i know
[16:39] <ikonia> raidghost: what is on the disks, any other OSes ?
[16:39] <raidghost> no os
[16:39] <raidghost> was debian until i figured out i wanted ubuntu
[16:40] <raidghost> so i did clean the partitions and inserted the installer for ubuntu
[16:40] <silverarrow> does developers get to test smaller versions like powerpc iso?
[16:40] <Mattias> raidghost: Raid1? I had a problem with the grub bootloader. the installer couldn't install grub on Raid1 + lvm. Had to use a rescuecd to boot into the system and manually install grub2 -.-
[16:40] <silverarrow> I`m thinging of media players in browser mostly, nothing seems to work
[16:40] <raidghost> i have not set any raid, cause i dont know much aboute it
[16:40] <ikonia> raidghost: ok,
[16:41] <ikonia> raidghost: as a test, could you please boot a livecd, and create a partition using gparted on /dev/sda
[16:41] <raidghost> i find it weird that the debian installer finds the drive with no problem.
[16:41] <CAZ_au> Why is Ubuntu so intent on not letting you have "about:home" as your homepage in Firefox. Seems they much rather you have "about:startpage" which i can understand for any ad revenue if they do that but it seems a bit weird when you try and put about:home the settings window blanks out the faild (but you can force it by visiting the page and then going t settings, enter it and click the drop down menu item)
[16:42] <ikonia> CAZ_au: log a bug
[16:42] <raidghost> ikonia: i will take a look in the bios. and see if there is some options i should change. thanks for some usefull information<(
[16:43] <CAZ_au> good idea
[16:43] <raidghost> bbl
[16:44] <SoulRaven> iconcur: i have find my first problem, but i don't know how to fix it: http://bin.cakephp.org/view/1708370523
[16:44] <SoulRaven> if i run the script from terminal i get only one pid, but if i run from cron, i get 4 pid's
[16:44] <bo_> Oer: My version of 8.04 is missing the following: n the Updates tab, set Show new distribution releases: to Long term support releases only,
[16:44] <ikonia> SoulRaven: what did you change
[16:45] <tking_> ok
[16:45] <bo_> Oer: Step 2 of the tutorial
[16:45] <SoulRaven> the script i try to run from webmin, meaby this is the problem?
[16:45] <raven> do you know about a software vision mixer for ubuntu?
[16:46] <wohnpc> hi!
[16:46] <Amorris> hello
[16:47] <wohnpc> I am trying to install a program using configure make make install... the packages I need do not seem to be installed, I use kubuntu 12.04... which packages do I need?
[16:47] <ikonia> wohnpc: why are you not using software from the repo ?
[16:48] <OerHeks> bo_ i am not sure how to help you further, 8.04 is 4 years old and i joined with 9.04, maybe someone else?
[16:48] <wohnpc> because this piece of software is not in it.. I got libdvdcss from videolon over subversion and now I have a dir with files
[16:49] <haylo> doesnt at least one partition have to be marked bootable with a flag form the partitioner ?
[16:49] <anjar> Could somebody be very kind and make a deb package for Audiveris?
[16:50] <wohnpc> because this piece of software is not in it.. I got libdvdcss from videolon over subversion and now I have a dir with files
[16:51] <ki4ro> anjar: Already built....https://launchpad.net/~falk-t-j/+archive/lucid/+build/2043768
[16:51] <ikonia> !info libdvdcss
[16:51] <ikonia> that package does exist,
[16:51] <ki4ro> anjar: Sorry  https://launchpad.net/~falk-t-j/+archive/lucid/+build/2043768
[16:51] <anjar> ki4ro: Thank you so much!
[16:51] <ki4ro> anjar: Look lower left
[16:53] <duhamel> i am running ubuntu studio 12.04 i have a brother mfc j615w all in one. i have the printer working and want to get the scanner to go. i have Xsane installed and and downloaded the drivers and skan key from Brother webpage. the drivers were installed with package manager or whatever but i received a awrning message that file was not to be trusted because it didn't give a package size. now when i click Xsane it says Failed to open devic
[16:53] <duhamel> e 'brother3.bus9;/dev1': Invalid argument. what do i do
[16:53] <duhamel> please.
[16:54] <manners13> hi everyone
[16:54] <nathan708> What is $vt_handoff  in the kernel line
[16:54] <manners13> dont know if anyone can help
[16:54] <MonkeyDust> manners13  start with a question
[16:54] <anjar> ki4ro: I'll ask the Audiveris team to link to it from their page. Will make it much easier for people using Ubuntu. Again, thanks!
[16:54] <ki4ro> anjar: Very welcome...have a good day
[16:55] <nathan708> what is $vt_handoff
[16:55] <manners13> im trying to find a 3 specific lines in a text file and edit them, but the first and second lines will be in the text file several times so has to be all 3 lines need to match
[16:56] <duhamel> i am running ubuntu studio 12.04 i have a brother mfc j615w all in one. i have the printer working and want to get the scanner to go. i have Xsane installed and and downloaded the drivers and skan key from Brother webpage. the drivers were installed with package manager or whatever but i received a awrning message that file was not to be trusted because it didn't give a package size. now when i click Xsane it says Failed to open devic
[16:56] <duhamel> e 'brother3.bus9;/dev1': Invalid argument. what do i do?
[16:56] <duhamel> sorry to post again just hoping someone who just came in might be able to help.
[16:56] <ki4ro> nathan708: Maybe this will help http://ircanswers.com/ubuntu/771423/grubs-vt_handoff-exactly-virtual-terminals
[16:57] <manners13> if i can get grep to match all 3 lines then tell me the last line number then i can edit the lines under it
[16:57] <Amorris> hey ya'll. currently have Windows 7. trying to install ubuntu. When I boot from the disk and select install ubuntu I get a message ending in "terminated by signal 9 (killed)" any ideas?
[16:57] <AlbireoX> Hi, I am unable to get sound working on Ubuntu 12.04. In my sound settings for output underneath "Play sound through" there are no spound options listed.
[16:58] <wohnpc> I already got it to work
[16:58] <wohnpc> thanks guys!
[16:58] <duhamel> Amorris: do a Md5sum on the iso and compare it with ubuntus hashes on the website.
[16:58] <nathan708> ki4ro: i dont think the question was ever answered on there
[16:58] <duhamel> which ubuntu is it?
[16:58] <wohnpc> I couldn't have done it without you
[16:59] <Amorris> mine is 11.10
[16:59] <ki4ro> nathan708: Sorry just an idea
[16:59] <nathan708> just trying to make sure the option is suppose to be there
[16:59] <tornado369> Hi guys. I got some problems with my Brother dcp-197c. The printer works very well but scanner not. Can anyone help me?
[16:59] <nathan708> Mageia's partitioner bombed my drive, had to recover it
[16:59] <ki4ro> Amorris: Have a look http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1922852
[17:00] <nathan708> boot seems a little slow now
[17:00] <nathan708> and i dont remember $vt_handoff being an option in the kernel line before
[17:00] <duhamel> You can do a Md5sum check from terminal when you run ubuntu without installing.
[17:00] <Amorris> yeah i responded to the thread that that links to.
[17:01] <ki4ro> Weird....I must be the only one that can look things up on Google
[17:01] <manners13> damn iv tried
[17:01] <manners13> lol
[17:01] <manners13> everything is for finding 1 line of text
[17:01] <manners13> i need to match 3 lines
[17:02] <duhamel> Amorris: if the numbers don't match Ubuntus hashes then try downloading a different iso. i also prefer using Unetbootin to install iso's to a USB it's quick and no wasted disks
[17:02] <duhamel> i am running ubuntu studio 12.04 i have a brother mfc j615w all in one. i have the printer working and want to get the scanner to go. i have Xsane installed and and downloaded the drivers and skan key from Brother webpage. the drivers were installed with package manager or whatever but i received a awrning message that file was not to be trusted because it didn't give a package size. now when i click Xsane it says Failed to open devic
[17:02] <duhamel> e 'brother3.bus9;/dev1': Invalid argument. what do i do?
[17:03] <jihedamine> Hi, Is there a good tutorial on how to make wine work with ubuntu 12.04 64 bits please ?
[17:03] <wohnpc> duhamel: scanners under linux is very difficult
[17:03] <duhamel> yes. I am having a difficult time.
[17:04] <Amorris> okay. im reading about how to do an md5sum check. it seems i need to do it in terminal, but i dont have ubuntu installed.
[17:05] <ki4ro> jihedamine: This might get you started http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/wine
[17:05] <duhamel> You could run Ubuntu live without installing. If you use Unetbootin it is very quick and easy, right in the start menu.
[17:05] <jihedamine> ki4ro thanks
[17:05] <LukeNukem> Hi
[17:05] <wohnpc> amorris: so get a windows tool to do it for you... but if you are installing from an .iso you can just burn it and let check the disc from inside the install programm
[17:05] <LukeNukem> on my ubuntu 11.10, after a while it just starts lagging
[17:06] <LukeNukem> how can i fix this?
[17:06] <Amorris> i tried that but it spits back the same error message
[17:06] <|Long|> when u edit crontab do I need to restart something to take effect?
[17:06] <Amorris> ill try checking it in windows
[17:06] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: Maybe increase your swap space...had to do that on mine...runs much better now
[17:07] <subhadip> Hi
[17:07] <subhadip> I installed Ubuntu 12.04 on my friend's computer with an Ecs motherboard. Everything worked fine except the audio. I had to install ATI/AMD proprietary graphics driver for it, but even after that, there was no sound. But on the other partition, there's a Windows XP installation, after installing the driver supplied with the motherboard, the audio was functioning normal. Any suggestion?
[17:08] <duhamel> Amorris: have you tried other iso's or distrobutions?
[17:08] <LukeNukem> ki4ro, how do i go about doing that
[17:08] <duhamel> i am running ubuntu studio 12.04 i have a brother mfc j615w all in one. i have the printer working and want to get the scanner to go. i have Xsane installed and and downloaded the drivers and skan key from Brother webpage. the drivers were installed with package manager or whatever but i received a awrning message that file was not to be trusted because it didn't give a package size. now when i click Xsane it says Failed to open devic
[17:08] <duhamel> e 'brother3.bus9;/dev1': Invalid argument. what do i do?
[17:08] <Amorris> nope. im downloading the latest one now to try it  (i burned this distribution a few months ago)
[17:09] <duhamel> do you have a usb stick ?
[17:09] <bo_> how can i utilize ubuntu for network troubleshooting or forensics?
[17:09] <LukeNukem> ki4ro, ?
[17:10] <bharath> I fetched depot_tools from git clone https://git.chromium.org/chromium/tools/depot_tools.git and typed export PATH="$PATH":`pwd`/depot_tools ,but it gives the error /usr/bin/env: bash: No such file or directory
[17:10] <duhamel> bo_ dd rescue and dd are very powerful forensics tools. Gparted is good to.
[17:10] <LukeNukem> i've also heard ubuntu is slow in general
[17:10] <bo_> duh: are these tools free?
[17:11] <duhamel> ubuntu is 10x faster than any windows.
[17:11] <duhamel> yes bo
[17:11] <solpeth> duhamel: and 10x slower than any other Linux.
[17:11] <duckxx> i just installed "ack-grep" .. but i want to run the command with just "ack" how and where do i change this?
[17:11] <duhamel> they are in the repositories. also clonezilla is gfood.
[17:11] <|Long|> ikonia, u here bud?
[17:12] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: Let me check
[17:12] <bharath> I fetched depot_tools from git clone https://git.chromium.org/chromium/tools/depot_tools.git and typed export PATH="$PATH":`pwd`/depot_tools ,but it gives the error /usr/bin/env: bash: No such file or directory
[17:12] <LukeNukem> ki4ro, i hear 11.10 is quite laggy in general
[17:13] <duhamel> bo_: try downloading parted magic. it is a super powerful live distro that runs from ram so the footprint it leaves on systems you are trying to examine is minimal.
[17:14] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: I'm on 12.04 now.  This is probably where I read on how to do it since I am a noob  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwapFaq/
[17:14] <LukeNukem> ki4ro, how do you feel on 12.04 from 11.10
[17:14] <ubuntu__> trest
[17:14] <ubuntu__> test
[17:14] <ubuntu__> test
[17:14] <captine> hi all.  prob a silly question, but just managed to get 12.04 installed and me /etc folder doesnt have a fstab file?  has a empty fstab.d directory?  needing to change my  /home partition so need to know where to do this?
[17:14] <ubuntu__> :
[17:14] <FloodBot1> ubuntu__: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:15] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: I like it...still getting lots and lots of updates but it does seem stable to me
[17:15] <bharath> I fetched depot_tools from git clone https://git.chromium.org/chromium/tools/depot_tools.git and typed export PATH="$PATH":`pwd`/depot_tools ,but it gives the error /usr/bin/env: bash: No such file or directory
[17:15] <LukeNukem> what about the lag issue ki4ro
[17:16] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: I
[17:16] <duhamel> captine: I've had success moving /Home with Gparted..
[17:16] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: That seems to have gone away
[17:16] <captine> thanks duhamel.  let me try with that.
[17:16] <duhamel> or dd... I don't remember now actually. sorry.
[17:17] <LukeNukem> ki4ro, since the upgrade, did you lose your data, apps and so on?
[17:17] <Zelator> hey there guys
[17:17] <LukeNukem> did you upgrade or a clean instal
[17:17] <Zelator> one firend of mine has tried installing Ubuntu like 7 times and it always fails with the same symptomes
[17:17] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: Not that I've noticed
[17:17] <Zelator> the installer window at some point just dissappears
[17:17] <Zelator> and that's it
[17:18] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: Not what you would call a power user though
[17:18] <Zelator> no errors, no message windows, nothing
[17:18] <duhamel> i am running ubuntu studio 12.04 i have a brother mfc j615w all in one. i have the printer working and want to get the scanner to go. i have Xsane installed and and downloaded the drivers and skan key from Brother webpage. the drivers were installed with package manager or whatever but i received a awrning message that file was not to be trusted because it didn't give a package size. now when i click Xsane it says Failed to open devic
[17:18] <LukeNukem> have you considered learning linux and moving onto better distros such as redhat or debian or arch ki4ro ?
[17:18] <duhamel> e 'brother3.bus9;/dev1': Invalid argument. what do i do?
[17:18] <Zelator> the installation just never finishees
[17:18] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: Nah, getting too old for that stuff LOL   Be 63 in a week LOL
[17:18] <captine> duhamel: still interested to know where my partition mount points are being stored, as unless i am blind, nano /etc/fstab opened an empty file
[17:19] <LukeNukem> ki4ro, plenty of time sir :)
[17:19] <cknox> is it possible to tell apt to only upgrade packages that will not require a restart?
[17:19] <Zelator> actually he managed to install it normally just one time... but then he screwed it up and had to reinstall it again, and since then he couldn't install it
[17:19] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: LOL thanks
[17:19] <bharath> bharath@ubuntu:~$ $PATH bash: /usr/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/bin/gedit:/usr/bin/env:/home/bharath/depot_tools:/home/bharath/depot_tools: No such file or directory
[17:19] <LukeNukem> ki4ro, mind if i PM?
[17:19] <bharath> can anyone help in this issue
[17:20] <xangua> cknox: normally only the kernel and hardware related updates requite restart, and even then you are not forced to restart
[17:21] <ki4ro> LukeNukem: Not at all
[17:21] <manners13> can anyone point me in the right direction for matching 3 lines in a text file
[17:22] <manners13> should i be using grep awk or sed
[17:23] <duhamel> captine: i had the same problem when i was moving my /home. my fstab was empty too. sorry, but i don't remember how i figured it out or if i just gave up and said whatever... as long as it works.
[17:24] <duhamel> I'm not helpful. I'm a useless!
[17:24] <Lcawte> Hi, my Ubuntu server seems to be operating in some sort of local only mode, I can connect to it but anyone else on the outside can't, I can't host / ping gogole either...
[17:25] <duhamel> goodbye all. thanks for the wonderful memories.
[17:25] <cknox> captine: what happens when you nano /etc/mtab?
[17:26] <captine> cknox:  it looks like I would expect my fstab to look
[17:26] <captine> with the drives and mount points and permissions
[17:27] <solpeth> captine: not sure if this will help, but it's something: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/ubuntu-linux/72200-missing-etc-fstab-ubuntu-how-rescue.html
[17:30] <fuzzeh> .
[17:32] <ericus> Hello all
[17:32] <Rhombix> hi
[17:33] <ericus> I'm running a full disk encryption system (except for /boot). Would it be possible to encrypt another drives and have them auto-mounted when I log in?
[17:33] <Rhombix> I'm looking for help installing Ubuntu on a USB hard drive
[17:33] <ericus> Rhombix: is there a problem?
[17:34] <Rhombix> I have tried installing it, but I seem to be unable to boot it.
[17:34] <Rhombix> When I try to boot from the drive, I get the message "Partition nor found"
[17:35] <ericus> Rhombix: Are you sure that it is the USB stick that you are booting from?
[17:35] <Rhombix> It's not a stick, but a 320GB hard drive
[17:35] <ericus> Oh
[17:36] <Rhombix> But, yes, that is what I'm booting from
[17:36] <ericus> How did you install it to the USB drive?
[17:36] <ericus> from what OS etc
[17:36] <Rhombix> I booted Ubuntu from a CDr drive
[17:36] <Rhombix> From the prompt, "Try Ubuntu/Install Ubunutu"
[17:37] <ericus> Okay
[17:37] <Rhombix> I don't understand much about partitions
[17:38] <anaim> hi, can anyone help me with an ubuntu one problem please?
[17:39] <ericus> Are you sure your BIOS let's you boot from USB?
[17:39] <ericus> anaim: shout
[17:39] <Rhombix> I'm not 100% sure, how would I ensure that?
[17:39] <ericus> Rhombix: by looking into boot order in BIOS for example
[17:39] <cyb3rd0rk> Hey guys can someone help me for second?
[17:40] <MonkeyDust> Rhombix  a part-ition is a part of your harddisk, linux uses such parts to be installed
[17:40] <solpeth> ericus: if it wasn't enabled in bios it should just ignore the usb device anyway
[17:40] <Rhombix> I don't really know how to change stuff in the BIOS...
[17:40] <ericus> cyb3rd0rk: whats up?
[17:40] <Rhombix> ok
[17:40] <|Long|> what is the cmd to restart desktop sharing?
[17:42] <Greg> moin
[17:42] <Rhombix> so if I opened the BIOS, what would I have to change to be able to boot Ubuntu?
[17:42] <kevin_> i
[17:42] <anaim> hi can anyone help with an ubuntu one problem please?
[17:42] <zimbres> hi folks, does the command "cat file.iso > /dev/my-usb" generates a bootable usb stick?
[17:42] <MonkeyDust> anaim  i use it too
[17:44] <ericus> I'm running a full disk encryption system (except for /boot). Would it be possible to encrypt another drives and have them auto-mounted when I log in?
[17:44] <solpeth> zimbres: that won't work, you'll have to use something like dd. A quick google search should show you how to do it
[17:44] <MonkeyDust> anaim  cyb3rd0rk keep it in the channel please
[17:45] <anaim> just wondering if you could help me with ubuntu one, all my files/folders will sync except my public_html folder, is this a permission problem?
[17:45] <cyb3rd0rk> @MonkeyDust I need script to search on html file and find urls with .mp4 in the end and insert it into textlist
[17:45] <MonkeyDust> cyb3rd0rk  that's beyond me
[17:45] <Amorris> hey yall. trying to install 12.04 from a cd. when boot from the disc and try to install I get "(initramfs) Unable to find a medium containing a live file system" can't find a working solution. Any help?
[17:45] <cyb3rd0rk> @MonkeyDust what do you mean?
[17:46] <zimbres> solpeth: ok, thanks, can you point me?
[17:46] <anaim> @MonkeyDust just wondering if you could help me with ubuntu one, all my files/folders will sync except my public_html folder, is this a permission problem?
[17:46] <MonkeyDust> cyb3rd0rk  cant help with that, maybe someone else can
[17:46] <Rhombix> I'm going to try altering the BIOS. I may be back soon after rebooting.
[17:46] <cyb3rd0rk> @MonkeyDust Okay thanks anyway
[17:46] <Rhombix> Thanks everyone
[17:47] <MonkeyDust> anaim  where is that folder located?
[17:47] <cyb3rd0rk> @MonkeyDust can you make such a script on bash? or is there already made up script on the net?
[17:47] <anaim> @MonkeyDust /home/public_html
[17:48] <MonkeyDust> anaim  i'll try what it does here
[17:48] <solpeth> zimbres: I googled this, it's from Arch but it's largely distribution-agnostic. Just pay attention to the documentation. You only need the 'Overwrite the USB drive' section https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/USB_Installation_Media
[17:49] <anaim> @MonkeyDust sorry, i didnt understand that last message, try what?
[17:49] <Greg> Hallo
[17:49] <Greg> aha
[17:49] <MonkeyDust> anaim  try if it syncs on my pc
[17:50] <Greg> du schreibst englisch das verstehe ich nicht
[17:50] <anaim> @MonkeyDust oh ok thanks
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> !de
[17:50] <Greg> a
[17:50] <MonkeyDust> anaim  works here, it syncs
[17:50] <Greg> ja
[17:50] <L3top> I can't mount this sd. Camera uses it, win sees it. Ran chkdsk without issues and unmounted cleanly. This is still the result. http://pastebin.com/aMiGmKum
[17:51] <Greg> Wieso sind da engländer
[17:51] <anaim> @monkeyDust hmmm, must a permission problem then, what permissions you running on your public_html?
[17:51] <MonkeyDust> anaim  i didnt change them, just created a folder
[17:52] <fuzz> .
[17:52] <xjohnthomasx_> Hey, question.. If I just accidentally deleted my boot partition, to expand my root partition, from a live usb cd instance of Ubuntu.. Do I have to re-download the current kernel to the new boot partition/folder in the root partition in order to boot into my previous linux setup?
[17:52] <dagroves> Can someone please help me get my wireless working
[17:52] <anaim> @MonkeyDust ok thanks alot, i think i know what it is
[17:53] <avais> hey, I'm trying to use MagicSetEditor but I get an error "error while loading shared libraries: libwx_gtk2u_richtext-2.8.so.0: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64" Help?
[17:54] <avais> I'm running 11.04 64bit
[17:54] <xjohnthomasx_> Anyone know? I just accidentally deleted my /BOOT partition.. Do I have to redownload the current kernel to the new Boot folder ?
[17:55] <dagroves> I have a TP-LINK TL-WN727N Wireless Adapter and I am trying to get it to work. Here is 'lsusb': http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091899/ and I have also tried this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1902715 and this worked one time, but after a reboot my wireless was off again. What do I do?
[17:58] <RanX> Salut
[17:58] <RanX> Hi
[18:01] <dagroves> anyone?
[18:02] <djzylex657> Need Help: I have 2 user accounts and i cannot take my music from one and put it in the other user home directory. Can anyone help me?
[18:02] <ant-man> buy netgear :P
[18:03] <djzylex657> would if i had money
[18:03] <djzylex657> lol
[18:03] <amews_aj-study> What is the number shown when using "wipe" ? It says 14823232 on a 243 GB partition - isn't something wrong ?
[18:04] <L3top> djzylex657: use terminal. sudo mv /home/user1/Music/* /home/user2/Music
[18:04] <Mattias> djzylex657: sudo cp ~/folder /home/otheruser -R  ? after that, sudo chown user:group /home/otheruser/folder
[18:04] <Mattias> or mv, yes.
[18:06] <IdleOne> L3top: this may be a silly question but wouldn't it be more efficient to link /user2/Music/ to /user1/Music/  ?
[18:06] <snakes33> i wonder if anyone of you runs ubuntu as a server
[18:07] <IdleOne> snakes33: ask your actual support question, you might actually get an answer you need
[18:07] <L3top> I don't think it is at all a silly question, and really a better idea, unless they do not want the original user to have access, which would be silly if this were actually music and not pron.
[18:08] <european_guy> Guys, I installed the additional drivers for my ATI graphics card but I still have the VESA: M92 drivers, is there a way I can get the proper driver working for my computer, I tried to go through the forums but they were a bit confusing to me..
[18:08] <dagroves> Can someone please help me get my Wireless working?
[18:08] <Mattias> snakes33: I am currently setting up an ubuntu server :)
[18:09] <snakes33> which book on ubuntu as a server do you find most recommendable@mattias?
[18:09] <Mattias> snakes33: it's pretty much done, just a few more configurations for fine-tuning
[18:09] <Mattias> snakes33: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/index.html
[18:09] <perlmonkey> hi can anyone tell me if there's a keyboard combo I can use to reset all windows, as some of my apps are off the desktop screen, if you see what i mean (the menu at top is off the screen)
[18:09] <perlmonkey> dagroves you need to be a more specific in what you're asking, there's wifi howtos available for ubuntu
[18:09] <european_guy> anyone had the same problem?
[18:10] <snakes33> Mattias thanks
[18:10] <dagroves> perlmonkey: I have a TP-LINK TL-WN727N Wireless Adapter and I am trying to get it to work. Here is 'lsusb': http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091899/ and I have also tried this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1902715 and this worked one time, but after a reboot my wireless was off again. What do I do?
[18:10] <perlmonkey> ok
[18:10] <bo_> my imagewriter doesnt see the .iso image my desktop
[18:10] <BTIT> can anyone here help me install the tor browser bundle?
[18:11] <Mattias> snakes33: Only issue I had during install was getting grub to install. Since I used raid1 + lvm it wasn't possible and I had to install without a bootloader. then use a rescue cd to boot into the install and install grub2 manually
[18:11] <home> what is x chat
[18:11] <IdleOne> home: xchat is an irc client
[18:11] <snakes33> ah ok!
[18:11] <IdleOne> home see xchat.org for more info
[18:12] <sid1monu> jennie?
[18:12] <perlmonkey> dagroves: have you checked the chipset is supported in your version of ubuntu by the kernel? this link may prove helpful: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1800178
[18:12] <perlmonkey> dagroves you may need to install a driver
[18:13] <dagroves> okay let me check out the link first then I will get back to you
[18:13] <bo_> try to burn .iso image to a usb drive but image writer doesn't see the .iso on my desktop
[18:13] <zimbres> Hi, how can  I get a netbook to boot from a usb stick, I change boot priority in bios but it always boot from hdd?
[18:14] <L3top> I can't mount this sd. Camera uses it, win sees it. Ran chkdsk from windows without issues and unmounted cleanly. This is still the result. http://pastebin.com/aMiGmKum   It is not of any real importance... but it annoys me.
[18:14] <blueskies> is there a way to run a cron.hourly straight away?
[18:14] <L3top> zimbres: does your post screen have an f12 option or anything to address boot order?
[18:14] <perlmonkey> dagroves ok seems others have had issues with that chipset, so it probably wont work "out of the box" without driver installing
[18:14] <zimbres> L3top: It has F2 option only
[18:15] <dagroves> perlmonkey: I have no idea how to install the driver though, I found the Ralink driver for it, but it is in a bz2 file and I have no idea what that is
[18:15] <perlmonkey> wifi can be a nightmare to setup, i had probs getting my built-in wifi to work on my toshiba laptop, had to mess around a bit to get it working and install a driver
[18:16] <perlmonkey> bz2 is a compressed file, you would need to uncompress it, what i would suggest first is check to see if any package exists for your hardware/chipset as sometimes you might get lucky
[18:16] <perlmonkey> start ubuntu software center and do a search
[18:16] <L3top> zimbres: in bios you are selecting boot to usb hd, and changing its priority? Do you have another machine you can try to confirm you have a good burn image? How did you create this USB btw?
[18:16] <zimbres> L3top: than I go Boot -> Boot device priority ->
[18:17] <dagroves> pearlmonkey: what would I search for? My device?
[18:17] <perlmonkey> dagroves try the device name and the chipset if that doesn't work
[18:17] <blueskies> hi, just wondering if anyone could help me with a problem?
[18:17] <dagroves> okay
[18:18] <perlmonkey> dagroves there is a page somewhere for ubuntu which lists all wifi hardware and status/drivers needed/supported etc, see if you can find that too
[18:18] <european_guy> Here's my Question guys, it's a short video and please watch it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UojVwjpOUUw&feature=youtu.be
[18:18] <blueskies> thanks i want to run a python script over ssh but i want it to stay on when i exit.
[18:18] <zimbres> L3top: dd if=ubuntu.iso of=/dev/sdc1
[18:19] <perlmonkey> if all else fails, try installing that driver you downloaded, then do a modprobe (drivername) to load it
[18:19] <dagroves> pearlmonkey: There is nothing in the software center. I have the driver but I have no idea how to install it, I have it extracted, but no idea what to do
[18:19] <jgmdev> blueskies, you can use screen
[18:19] <perlmonkey> check dmesg and see the devices does
[18:19] <zimbres> L3top: that should work right? I burned it from debian, for which i do not have any grafical program to burn images, at least I did not find any
[18:19] <perlmonkey> *see what
[18:20] <perlmonkey> dagroves that link i posted explains how to install it
[18:20] <L3top> yes zimbres... I believe it should have. Did you check the md5sum of the iso?
[18:20] <dagroves> pearlmonkey: okay I will check it out
[18:20] <zimbres> L3top: I did not, how can I do this check?
[18:21] <perlmonkey> dagroves if you save it into a folder, then open your file manager, click on it, it should automatically ask you if you want to uncompress/extract files somewhere
[18:21] <perlmonkey> then you can do the..make... make install
[18:21] <perlmonkey> to compile it
[18:21] <please_help_meee> Here's my question: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UojVwjpOUUw&feature=youtu.be
[18:22] <please_help_meee> it's about drivers and graphics
[18:22] <L3top> !md5sum | zimbres  btw with your dd you might specify the bs. I do not use dd a lot, but that might be an issue.
[18:22] <L3top> please_help_meee: most people do not want to read links to try and help you. Just give a brief summary please.
[18:24] <perlmonkey> can anyone tell me how to get my windows back on my desktop, they keep going off the screen? is there a cascade windows keyboard combo or something?
[18:24] <please_help_meee> I installed the additional FGLRX graphics driver but when I go to Details in my system I see that I have the VESA: M92 driver
[18:24] <ito> i need to change my xterm so that meta send escape equals true. how do i do this?
[18:24] <perlmonkey> i.e. i can't access the top of the windows/menu on apps, they're off the top off the screen and i have no idea how to resize windows back
[18:24] <L3top> please_help_meee: lspci -nn | grep VGA
[18:25] <dagroves> pearlmonkey: I am assuming it worked, there were no errors, so I am going to restart and see if it worked.
[18:25] <tajamul> can anyone help me set my tata photon plus in pinguy(ubuntu)
[18:25] <MonkeyDust> tajamul  pinguy is not supportted here
[18:26] <please_help_meee> L3top: I get this: http://pastebin.com/zjDDPgER
[18:26] <L3top> perlmonkey: Is this by any chance on a TV? Was this working before and did it change?
[18:26] <please_help_meee> I mean, L3top: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI RV710 [Mobility Radeon HD 4500/5100 Series] [1002:9553]
[18:26] <perlmonkey> l3top no its on my laptop... not sure why its happening but just started, several apps i start up appear off the screen!
[18:27] <L3top> please_help_meee: apt-cache policy fglrx | grep stalled
[18:27] <L3top> please_help_meee: this assumes your language is set as English
[18:27] <pckchem> @pearlmonkey alt+f7 will activate arrow key move for a window
[18:27] <please_help_meee> L3top: I get this:   Installed: 2:8.960-0ubuntu1
[18:28] <decci> Anyone who have worked on Ulteo Virtual Desktop
[18:28] <perlmonkey> pckchem: thank you!!! you're a star. I knew there must be some alt keyboard combo... i'll make a note for future reference as it happens often ;-) cheers
[18:29] <pckchem> @perlmonkey cheers
[18:30] <L3top> please_help_meee: does aticonfig --list-adapters   return a result? I do not need that result... I just need to know it does not cry about no suitable adapter.
[18:30] <please_help_meee> L3top: * 0. 01:00.0 ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4500 Series
[18:30] <please_help_meee> * - Default adapter
[18:31] <L3top> ok... please_help_meee Are you running a single monitor?
[18:32] <please_help_meee> L3top: yes, it's a laptop
[18:32] <ufrgs> Hello, how do I check my disk partitions size ?
[18:32] <bekks> ufrgs: By looking at sudo fdisk -l
[18:32] <please_help_meee> ufrgs: gparted
[18:32] <perlmonkey> if dagroves returns will someone tell him it might be worth installing ndisgtk to get his wifi driver working
[18:32] <n2deep> ufrgs: parted mike work as well
[18:32] <L3top> please_help_meee: aticonfig --initial --input=/etc/X11/xorg.conf          and reboot. I will be here.
[18:32] <OmegaLimit> perlmonkey: will do
[18:33] <please_help_meee> ok
[18:33] <perlmonkey> cheers
[18:33] <please_help_meee> L3top: I get this result: Uninitialised file found, configuring.
[18:33] <please_help_meee> Using /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:33] <please_help_meee> Saving back-up to /etc/X11/xorg.conf.original-0
[18:33] <please_help_meee> aticonfig: Writing to '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' failed. Permission denied.
[18:33] <ufrgs> bekks, if my current partition starts at 2048 and ends at 206847, does it have 2Gb more or less ?
[18:33] <L3top> please_help_meee: do not put more than one liners in here. Please use sudo before the command.
[18:34] <bekks> ufrgs: 2048 does not mean 2GB.
[18:34]  * Guest49797 waves hello
[18:34] <n2deep> Does anyone know where /run on 12.04 gets its size parameter from? Mine is set at 10% and I want to make it bigger.
[18:35] <manners13> wheres all the script kings out there
[18:35] <bekks> ufrgs: and those units are blocks, and their size is given in the output too.
[18:35] <ufrgs> bekks, 2048 means it start at byte 2048 but it end at byte 206847
[18:35] <bekks> ufrgs: No.
[18:35] <please_help_meee> L3top: http://pastebin.com/G0vZ9qmB. Is it what you expected?
[18:35] <bekks> ufrgs: The units are _blocks_ not _bytes_
[18:35] <L3top> please_help_meee: please pastebin your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[18:36] <fellayaboy> i have a question...why does bittorrent traffic halt all network traffic in time in ubuntu...idk if its every linux system but i know in ubuntu wiether its transmission or some other client internet traffic is halted and a restart is mandated. i tried resetting the networkmanager daemon starint/stopping it, logging out and in but to no avail any ideas why this happens?
[18:36] <ufrgs> bekks, and how do I figure the partition size then ?
[18:36] <manners13> im trying to find a 3 specific lines in a text file and edit the lines under them, but the first and second lines will be in the text file several times so has to be all 3 lines need to match
[18:36] <bekks> ufrgs: By looking at the blocksize of the device given in the output of fdisk -l for that device.
[18:36] <bekks> ufrgs: And a bit mathemagical arts :)
[18:37] <please_help_meee> L3top: http://pastebin.com/WiKRPFW4
[18:37] <ufrgs> bekks, the Blocks on this partition I am interested on have the number 102400
[18:37] <bekks> ufrgs: Pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l please.
[18:38] <fellayaboy> aaahh another person with an ati problem
[18:38] <ufrgs> /dev/sda1   *        2048      206847      102400    7  HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
[18:38] <ufrgs> /dev/sda2          206848   312578047   156185600    7  HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
[18:38] <bekks> !paste | ufrgs
[18:38] <L3top> ok please_help_meee please reboot and see whats what
[18:38] <please_help_meee> ok
[18:38] <bekks> ufrgs: Pastebin the COMPLETE output.
[18:39] <fellayaboy> how do u pastebin directory from the commandline i wanna know
[18:39] <fellayaboy> directly*
[18:39] <MonkeyDust> fellayaboy  add a pipe .... blah | pastebinit
[18:40] <ufrgs> bekks, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1091980/
[18:40] <|2ump|2oast> hello, I'm getting the following error on 12.04 Jul 14 14:34:39 fileserver kernel: [ 2670.940174] ata3: exception Emask 0x10 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x90200 action 0xe frozen
[18:40] <fellayaboy> niiice thank u
[18:41] <please_help_me> L3top: I'm back
[18:42] <newb2> grub-md5-crypt is missing on quantal? I'm unable to find the utility
[18:42] <ufrgs> bekks, it means 102400 Blocks * 512 bytes = 50GB
[18:42] <dagroves> Yeah installing that Driver for Wireless did not work at all. Now I cannot access the internet on my Linux drive.
[18:42] <MonkeyDust> newb2  quantal questions in #ubuntu+1
[18:43] <fellayaboy> how do i copy and paste without using the mouse in a terminal/console
[18:44] <ufrgs> bekks, you there ?
[18:45] <newb2> MonkeyDust: thanks
[18:45] <please_help_me> fallayaboy: if you're on Ubuntu 12.04, click on the ALT key and then write paste or copy. The press enter
[18:45] <please_help_me> L3top: you here?!?
[18:46] <newb2> MonkeyDust: can you give me the output of apt-file search /sbin/grub-md5-crypt on precise?
[18:46] <L3top> Yes I am here please_help_meee.
[18:47] <please_help_meee> L3top: What do I do now?
[18:48] <MonkeyDust> newb2  it says "E: The cache is empty. You need to run 'apt-file update' first." - doing that now
[18:48] <L3top> please_help_meee: you said that previously it was listing the vesa driver. you could lspci -nnk | grep VGA -A2 and see which module is loaded now.
[18:48] <e33> i add new menu "service" to my main menu (ubuntu 12.04 gnome), how can i change the icon of this folder, anyone can advice please?
[18:49] <newb2> MonkeyDust: ok :)
[18:49] <MonkeyDust> newb2  yeah, a lot of technical stuff, percentages and such
[18:49] <please_help_meee> L3top: on the terminal it says this http://pastebin.com/aeXEpZif But on he system Details it still says VESA: M92
[18:49] <L3top> manners13: Almost done.
[18:50] <burrito_> I would like to broadcast the contents of my lamp server over my lan.  What would I need to read up on to figure this out?  I can't find much on google that is entirely relevant.
[18:50] <MonkeyDust> newb2  hope you didnt make me ruin my system ;)
[18:50] <newb2> MonkeyDust: this is the cache update, ignore it :)   At end you can run again the first try
[18:50] <newb2> MonkeyDust: hehe :D
[18:50] <MonkeyDust> newb2  now have i done this?
[18:51] <MonkeyDust> why*
[18:51] <L3top> then system Details is wrong please_help_meee. lsmod | grep -E '(fglrx|vesa)'
[18:51] <timothyjr> How can I tell if Sun Java installed properly.  Or maybe the better question to ask, if I got this message when doing the install from a terminal, should I be concerned:
[18:51] <timothyjr> Stopping update-sun-jre 1.2.4 etc etc etc
[18:52] <timothyjr> then took me a command prompt
[18:52] <please_help_meee> L3top: http://pastebin.com/imPguiFK
[18:52] <newb2> MonkeyDust: apt-file search the packages where the asked file is. To do this apt-file download the file list from repositories to finde the file in each package.
[18:52] <rhizmoe> why wouldn't i be able to delete files on a (auto) mounted drive? permissions are kosher, but permission denied.
[18:52] <MonkeyDust> newb2  and how are helped, now i have done it?
[18:52] <MonkeyDust> you*
[18:52] <rhizmoe> timothyjr: might be just teh update. try `java -v`
[18:53] <newb2> MonkeyDust: the download ended?
[18:53] <rhizmoe> timothyjr: java -version i mean
[18:53] <timothyjr> ok rhiz
[18:53] <Raph5> Hi, I wanted to install ubuntu on a sd card, realized half way that my sd slot is not boot-able, I tought of creating a small patition(1or2 gb) on the hard drive and use the sd card for the rest of the system, is that possible?
[18:53] <MonkeyDust> newb2  please explain why you made me do this
[18:54] <e33> any advise how to change the icon for a folder in main menu (ubuntu 12.04 gnome)
[18:54] <rhizmoe> Raph5: usb thumbdrive is more likely to be bootable
[18:54] <jgmdev> burrito_, you just need to give your servers lan ip to the other computers on the lan
[18:54] <rhizmoe> depending on the mobo of course
[18:54] <please_help_meee> L3top: http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=91cd93&s=6
[18:54] <timothyjr> I got Java version 1.7.0_05, java (tm) se runtime environment etc etc.
[18:54] <timothyjr> I take that it was successful?
[18:55] <rhizmoe> successful enough!
[18:57] <duckxx> where do i store my global .vimrc file ?
[18:57] <ant-man> should I fake my orgasms?
[18:57] <ant-man> wrong room, sorry
[18:58] <newb2> MonkeyDust: If you give me the output, I can know the package name in precise who have the file I'm finding for. Then I know ehere I can find into my files too
[18:59] <rhizmoe> duckxx: man vim ...skip to the bottom
[18:59] <please_help_meee> L3top: but my problem is that 720p YouTube videos really lag a lot and I think my graphics card is lacking compatibility with Ubuntu.. What is wrong? Because My Graphics card shouldn't lag with video playback, I used to play Black Ops Multiplayer on it and it did the job. Would updating my kernel get me better performance?
[19:00] <rhizmoe> youtube streams like crap at 720p
[19:00] <please_help_meee> rhizmoe: But even on my iPad it's Okay
[19:01] <Raph5> rhizmoe: thanks but it's more convenient fro me to do it from an sd card
[19:01] <ant-man> my slow phone streams HD youtube faster than my gaming PC...
[19:01] <MonkeyDust> newb2  http://paste.ubuntu.com/1092009/
[19:03] <burrito_> jgmdev thanks, that's gets it to work, but the stylesheet is not coming through for some reason?
[19:03] <jgmdev> burrito_, maybe you are not using a relative path on html code
[19:03] <ok_> anyone know what tools will generate deauth packets besides the unsupported aircrack suite?
[19:04] <ok_> in 12.04 this is
[19:04] <rhizmoe> ok_: gcc
[19:05] <ok_> rhizmoe, hehe yea any idea how i code it in c then?
[19:06] <burrito_> jgmdev actually I have a php function that creates an absolute path according to a url variable in the config file.. dang..  thanks
[19:09] <newb2> MonkeyDust: Thanks!!! It's at grub package, and I have grub2! :D
[19:10] <newb2> MonkeyDust: Thanks for your help :D
[19:10] <newb2> MonkeyDust: Going restart my computer
[19:10] <newb2> MonkeyDust: PS.: You can use this utility to find any missing file or the name of some package who have a needed file
[19:15] <rhizmoe> so, it appears i can delete files and dirs as long as i'm not in / of my automounted drive
[19:15] <rhizmoe> weird
[19:16] <pckchem> msg yea
[19:23] <nafoy> q
[19:24] <sleax> hi to all. Can you tell me how to use the "-w" flag  on openssh client? Please give me an example. The man tell "Requests tunnel device forwarding with the specified tun(4) devices between the client (local_tun) and the server (remote_tun)." , but i haven't understand the utility.
[19:27] <ntwrk_keith> Hello
[19:27] <ntwrk_keith> Trying to get my hp PSC 1310v thats connected via USB to my ubuntu server working and shared over the network
[19:27] <ntwrk_keith> sane-find-scanner does not recognize my scanner
[19:28] <ntwrk_keith> read through the man pages but I didnt see anything other than trying rmmod scanner that could help
[19:28] <ntwrk_keith> which didnt help
[19:28] <MonkeyDust> ntwrk_keith  does lsusb find it?
[19:29] <ntwrk_keith> lets see
[19:29] <ntwrk_keith> I know it find the printer part because printing works
[19:30] <ntwrk_keith> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[19:30] <ntwrk_keith> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[19:30] <ntwrk_keith> Bus 002 Device 002: ID 1532:000d Razer USA, Ltd
[19:30] <ntwrk_keith> doesnt even list the printer in there
[19:31] <h00k> ntwrk_keith: next time, please use pastebin for multi-line pastes :)
[19:31] <ntwrk_keith> I had some power issues, maybe the printer is off
[19:31] <ntwrk_keith> h00k, sorry about that
[19:31] <MonkeyDust> ntwrk_keith  type !xsane, see if it's helpful
[19:32] <ntwrk_keith> !xsane
[19:32] <ntwrk_keith> Think I've seen both of those documents
[19:32] <ntwrk_keith> well I cant print over the network anymore so that could be a problem :(
[19:34] <MonkeyDust> ntwrk_keith  is it a printer with a network card and ip address, or what do you mean?
[19:34] <omaid> hello
[19:34] <omaid> ldff
[19:34] <omaid> dkfsd
[19:34] <omaid> lf
[19:34] <omaid> sl
[19:35] <ntwrk_keith> MonkeyDust: It's connected via USB to my ubuntu server
[19:35] <ntwrk_keith> CUPS admin page shows: Processing - "Waiting for printer to become available."
[19:35] <ntwrk_keith> so it looks like there is a problem
[19:35] <sleax> !help
[19:36] <sleax> !patience
[19:36] <Zelator> !impatience
[19:36] <Zelator> !sex
[19:36] <sleax> !impatience
[19:36] <Zelator> :)
[19:36] <MonkeyDust> Zelator  wrong channel
[19:36] <Zelator> aha, i know
[19:37] <ntwrk_keith> So the jobs are making it to CUPS, because the jobs show up as pending
[19:37] <ntwrk_keith> but the communication between the printer and server isnt working
[19:37] <Chamunks> I'm looking to be pointed in the direction of installing Oracale java Jre6 64bit
[19:37] <Chamunks> is there a deb somewhere?
[19:37] <h00k> !java | Chamunks
[19:37] <Chamunks> its highly annoying having it removed from the repos.
[19:37] <Chamunks> thanks h00k
[19:37] <MonkeyDust> ntwrk_keith  ssh to the server and check settings from there
[19:37] <h00k> Chamunks:)
[19:37] <ntwrk_keith> I'm SSH'd
[19:38] <ntwrk_keith> settings havent changed
[19:38] <ntwrk_keith> a big power outage earlier this week did happen though
[19:38] <ntwrk_keith> 5 hour outage with a huge power surge
[19:38] <MonkeyDust> ntwrk_keith  then try to print directly from the server, first, so not over the network
[19:38] <ntwrk_keith> it actually killed a few outlets in the house
[19:41] <Nilyth> hi
[19:42] <davv3_> hello. i cannot assign keyboard shortcuts for moving windows to specific workplaces. to reproduce: system settings -> keyboard -> shortcuts -> navigation. hepl !
[19:42] <davv3_> workplaces = workspaces
[19:42] <ntwrk_keith> I'm getting a "scheduler not responding." error when trying to do lpr
[19:44] <MonkeyDust> ntwrk_keith  so it starts there, the issue is not the network
[19:44] <ntwrk_keith> I gathered that
[19:44] <ntwrk_keith> lol
[19:45] <ntwrk_keith> looks like unplugging/plugging back in the USB cable worked.. it's now recognized in lsusb
[19:45] <ntwrk_keith> and sane found the scanner
[19:46] <ntwrk_keith> doh
[19:46] <ntwrk_keith> but scanmage -L doesnt appear to work
[19:46] <k0nichiwa> hello in current ubuntu how do you start a terminal ?
[19:47] <ikonia> press the terminal icon on the launcher
[19:47] <k0nichiwa> wtf im looking at the icons on the left and i don't see it
[19:47] <k0nichiwa> ive got "dash home"
[19:47] <k0nichiwa> is that supposed to be cut e?
[19:47] <ikonia> k0nichiwa: "wft" - we know what it means and don't need to hear it please.
[19:47] <Mattias> k0nichiwa: ubuntu has this odd hud thingy, write terminal in the search and you'll find it
[19:47] <trism> k0nichiwa: or ctrl+alt+T
[19:48] <k0nichiwa> ive got an icon that says "ubuntu one" wtf could that be ?
[19:48] <Guest35005> q
[19:48] <ikonia> k0nichiwa: I won't ask you again about wtf
[19:49] <MonkeyDust> k0nichiwa  ubuntu one is a cloud service
[19:49] <Portugal> Guys, is this a good guide to install kernel 3.4.4 on Ubuntu 12.04: http://www.upubuntu.com/2012/06/how-to-install-linux-kernel-344-in.html
[19:49] <ikonia> Portugal: nope
[19:50] <Portugal> ikonia: any sugestions? I don't want to break anything but I really want to be on the latest kernel
[19:50] <Meris> I want to disable hard disk head-parking in software(!), not firmware persistenly. How can I achieve this?
[19:50] <ikonia> Portugal: why do you want to be on the latest kernel
[19:51] <MonkeyDust> Portugal  better test it on a non-productive system
[19:51] <ntwrk_keith> Looks like ubuntu supports it, but sane doesnt. Is there any other software out there that works with scanners?
[19:52] <Portugal> ikoina: Because Ubuntu is kinda slow for me and I have a pretty good computer. I wanted to see if this kernel update makes it better. And also to fix the crashes
[19:52] <ikonia> Portugal: the kernel won't "speed it up"
[19:52] <dagroves> Can someone help me with my Wireless?
[19:52] <dagroves> I am having problems.
[19:52] <hylian> i have a problem, I am stuck in chinese, and no matter what I do, I can't escape it. I have gone to settings to set it back to english, with no avail. this is the second time I have re installed, only to get this bug back, pleas help...
[19:52] <Portugal> ikonia: It might bring better ATI drivers support
[19:52] <ikonia> Portugal: it's better to isolate where hte performance issue is and resolve that, than trying such random thing as updating the kernel
[19:53] <ikonia> Portugal: sure, go random, do random things....it's only the kernel, it's only the core base component of your system that the whole OS is built around, why not randomly update it to different versions that are not provided from official sources
[19:53] <Portugal> ikonia: Ok, it is really slow and I have a decent graphics and 2GHz Dual-Core processor
[19:53] <captine> i have an issue.  tried changing some theme settings, and seem to have things looking like gnome3. the window icons are changed etc.  tried unity reset, but it doesnt complete. any ideas?
[19:54] <ikonia> Portugal: go for it
[19:54] <Meris> I'm using empathy and I see a picture of a user everytime someone types anything. How can I disable this, so the user pictures don't take up any space anymore?
[19:54] <Random832> Portugal: what's slow exactly?
[19:54] <kr3at0r> Will the switchable graphics thing ever make it 100% to linux?
[19:54] <kr3at0r> Nvidia/intel
[19:54] <ikonia> kr3at0r: ask nvidia
[19:54] <kr3at0r> #nvidia
[19:54] <kr3at0r> ?
[19:54] <ikonia> kr3at0r: email them
[19:54] <Random832> if you do web browsing try disabling flash. flash _always_ takes up 100% of my CPU if i've got any number of tabs open [i really need to figure out a way to make it click to play]
[19:56] <Portugal> Random832: It's frustrating if you compare Windows and Ubuntu on the same Machine. I hate Windows, but Ubuntu isn't just fast enough. I think it might be something about my graphics card because the animations are not smooth and Full-Screen youTube videos play like if I had a 500GHz single-core processor
[19:56] <xangua> Portugal: fullscreen flash video sucks...well flash sucks in general in linux
[19:58] <Portugal> xangua, ok. But about the performance after all, it's just not great. Ubuntu Software Center is always crashing, Firefox takes seconds to open and even the workspace switcher animation is lagging!
[19:59] <ratcheer> xangua: I have stopped using Flash, I don't even have it installed.
[19:59] <MonkeyDust> Portugal  maybe you want something lighter
[19:59] <Portugal> Random832: Then how am I going to watch YouTube?
[20:00] <ratcheer> Portugal: A lot of Youtube works with html5
[20:00] <ratcheer> But not everything.
[20:00] <Portugal> MonkeyDust: I tried installing Xubuntu through Wubi but it gives me the Error: Root FileSystem not 'something....' specified
[20:01] <MonkeyDust> Portugal  wubi....
[20:01] <Portugal> ratcheer: The most popular and best channels don't work. Basically all channels that are partnered with YouTube
[20:01] <amews_aj-study> Why does wipe show a size of 14823232 on a 243 GB partition ? Isn't the number the size of the partition? There is a difference of factor 16384 - maybe block size or something ?
[20:02] <Portugal> MonkeyDust: Wubi is my Only Shot... I tried Mint4Win but it also doesn't work
[20:02] <Random832> what is wipe amews_aj-study
[20:02] <Random832> Portugal: you can't properly partition it?
[20:02] <amews_aj-study> utility that can be used to wipe files, partitions or entire hdd
[20:03] <Random832> it's probably doing it in 16kb blocks
[20:03] <Meris> I'd like to disable head-parking on my WD Caviar Green HDD persistently. Not in firmware, but as a software setting. Does anyone know howto do this?
[20:03] <MonkeyDust> Portugal  is this slow video also with wubi?
[20:03] <Portugal> Random832: No. I don't understand the installer and it doesn't give me the option to install it alongside Windows...
[20:03] <drawmeat> Q: I just up graded and now wine wont full screen one of my old windows games (chuzzle)  Any ideas on how to fix this?
[20:03] <amews_aj-study> Can anyone confirm "wipe" is using 16 kb blocks ? I would like to be sure everything is fine. Can't find any documentation saying anything about it.
[20:04] <Random832> MonkeyDust: wubi does let you boot to linux, it's not just a virtual machine, and it shouldn't have performance problems for stuff that doesn't hit the hard drive
[20:04] <Meris> Is there anyway to disable any games (both in advertisements and in search results)?
[20:04] <Meris> Is there anyway to disable any games (both in advertisements and in search results) in the Software Center?
[20:04] <Portugal> MonkeyDust: I had Ubuntu 11.10 installed nativelly last Christmas and it had the same kind of slowness.
[20:05] <Lil> What is the command to update to the latest version via. shell
[20:05] <Random832> amews_aj-study: if you're worried, put something at the end of the disk and verify that it's gone after it runs
[20:05] <Random832> personally i think wipe is overkill unless you've got the NSA after you
[20:05] <MonkeyDust> Meris  i use adblock, flashblock and ghostery to that end
[20:05] <ratcheer> Portugal: Sorry for the slow response. I personally would just rather not watch Youtube than have Flash on my system.
[20:05] <Portugal> I have to keep Windows installed because I have my iTunes Library in there and I also have many iDevices that I need to manage
[20:06] <Portugal> ratcheer: Is there a YouTube video client besides MiniTube?
[20:06] <amews_aj-study> Random832, it does seem to be empty - but I would like to be sure, since the hdd might be sold to someone else afterwards.
[20:06] <MonkeyDust> Portugal  i guess vlc handles streaming media
[20:06] <Meris> MonkeyDust, afaik those add-ons are exclusive to Firefox, they are useless for the software center. I'm trying to kick a gaming habit and I want as less temptation as possible.
[20:06] <MonkeyDust> Meris  i use chromium
[20:07] <Portugal> MonkeyDust: I presume I would have a lot of work just to watch a YouTube video on VLC...
[20:07] <delac> anyone around who might know what style property does the orange border around active buttons?
[20:07] <Meris> MonkeyDust, again, Chromium is a browser, Software Center is not. My question topic was the Software Center, not a browser.
[20:07] <aleale97> hey hey :D
[20:07] <ratcheer> Portugal: I don't know. I don't use anything called Minitube.
[20:08] <Meris> MonkeyDust, thanks for trying to help though.
[20:08] <MonkeyDust> Meris  i missed a part of your initial question
[20:08] <brandon> help i cant mount my phone my pc
[20:08] <brandon> !
[20:09] <Random832> amews_aj-study: is that person an NSA agent?
[20:09] <Meris> Monkeydust, let me repeat my original question then:  Is there anyway to disable any games (both in advertisements and in search results) in the Software Center?
[20:09] <brandon> it wont show up in the file manager do any o u now why?
[20:09] <Random832> anyway, just put something in that space before running wipe - either wipe will run properly on that region or it won't touch it at all
[20:09] <Portugal> bradon: What phone is it?
[20:09] <brandon> samsung freeform 2
[20:09] <amews_aj-study> Random832, Random, but most likely not - but does that really matter? I don't want someone to be able to restore data that could contain passwords or other personal data.
[20:10] <brandon> port samsung freeform 2
[20:10] <amews_aj-study> I am not saying I want to run 42 wipes with different random write techniques, I just don't want to leave it simply reformatting the partition table.
[20:10] <delac> Meris: I tried to find the answer for the same propblem. Couldn't find. Same goes with the dashboard. I think Canonical is trying to make Ubuntu adware :)
[20:10] <Random832> amews_aj-study: just use dd if=/dev/zero of=disk
[20:11] <Random832> that's good enough for anyone who doesn't have an electron microscope
[20:11] <Portugal> bradon: sorry. I really don't know the answer. Maybe it requires a specific driver or software...
[20:11] <Random832> using if=/dev/urandom might be good enough even if they do - stuff like shred and wipe is for the super paranoid
[20:11] <brandon> no becouse it has mount before!
[20:12] <brandon> !myphone wont mount help!
[20:12] <Meris> delac, Canonical can certainly use the money. I just want to prevent  the adverts and more importantly, the search results itself from displaying any games whatsoever.
[20:12] <guntbert> Lil: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PreciseUpgrades#Network_Upgrade_for_Ubuntu_Servers_.28Recommended.29
[20:12] <brandon> ubotto i hate u
[20:12] <amews_aj-study> Random832, from what I read shred/wipe simply overwrites the hdd with random bits. I guess doing a single such pass is not paranoid ?
[20:12] <Portugal> haha
[20:13] <Portugal> What format is a Linux Hard Drive usually on. FAT32, right?
[20:13] <brandon> pooo
[20:14] <ratcheer> Portugal: No, usually ext3 or ext4
[20:14] <Meris> Portugal, You *are* kidding, right?
[20:14] <DJones> Portugal: No, not FAT32, Ubuntu is normally EXT2/3/4
[20:14] <brandon> ummmmmmmm !help!
[20:14] <Portugal> thanks ratcheer
[20:14] <gandhijee_> hey, what the heck happened to ubuntu 12.04
[20:14] <gandhijee_> why the hell is the crosscompile env so damn broken?
[20:14] <brandon> i cannot mount my phone!
[20:14] <guntbert> !please | brandon
[20:14] <Random832> amews_aj-study: well there are different degrees of paranoid - a single pass isn't that much more difficult than overwriting with zero, so it's not a big deal
[20:14] <Portugal> Meris: I don't go on the Ubuntu Support IRC chatrrom to joke
[20:14] <delac> Meris: yes, they could. Unfortunately I think they propably do not have any kind of preferences for the advertisement at the moment. They might be willing to do some  if someone would propose that.
[20:15] <Random832> but there are some people who insist on 25 of specific patterns and then multiple passes of randomness
[20:15] <guntbert> Portugal: no, the default file system is ext4 these days
[20:15] <brandon> guntburt please man just leave me alone
[20:15] <amews_aj-study> Random832, agreed, I wasn't looking for random bit overwrite. Zero would have been ok. I don't use linux as my primary OS, so I just searched for a way to wipe a disk in linux (livecd), and found the "wipe" utility.
[20:16] <kr3at0r> btrfs vs zfs
[20:16] <kr3at0r> which is fastest
[20:16] <DJones> !poll | kr3at0r
[20:16] <Portugal> Is there a way to create a Ext4 partition from Windows?
[20:16] <suprit_> hi
[20:16] <kr3at0r> a filesystem isn't an application
[20:16] <kr3at0r> retard
[20:16] <guntbert> Portugal: no, why?
[20:16] <suprit_> how to create a live cd in ubuntu
[20:16] <Random832> amews_aj-study: well the traditional way is dd if=/dev/zero of=disk
[20:16] <brandon> jr3ator hes just a bot ingore him
[20:16] <amews_aj-study> Random832,  Great to know :)
[20:16] <Random832> oh and bs=1M - default dd block size is slow as all hell
[20:17] <DJones> kr3at0r: Calling people names won't help you get questions asked
[20:17] <Portugal> Gunbert: Because I would like to Linux Mint or Xubuntu on it
[20:17] <guntbert> !attitude | kr3at0r no "what is better" discussions here please
[20:17] <brandon> krat0r *
[20:17] <kr3at0r> i know
[20:17] <kr3at0r> btrfs is buggy from what i hear
[20:17] <kr3at0r> zfs is more stable
[20:17] <brandon> guntbert STOP IT
[20:17] <Portugal> guntbert: The installer doesn't show me the option to install it alongside Windows
[20:17] <kr3at0r> btrfs is supposed to be pretty fast for I/O
[20:17] <ratcheer> suprit_: Right click the file in Nautilus, select "Write to disc"
[20:17] <MonkeyDust> kr3at0r  wrong channel
[20:17] <brandon> guntbert | !spam
[20:18] <ikonia> brandon: he's not spamming - stop it
[20:18] <amews_aj-study> Random832, The "wipe" completed hours ago - I guess it should be fine, right?
[20:18] <kr3at0r> is this not a linux channel
[20:18] <kr3at0r> where we discuss about linux
[20:18] <kr3at0r> OWNED
[20:18] <ikonia> kr3at0r: ##linux is
[20:18] <ikonia> kr3at0r: this one is #ubuntu, for ubuntu discussion
[20:18] <DJones> kr3at0r: This is an Ubuntu channel, not general linux chat
[20:18] <brandon> he keeps having the bot say stuff
[20:18] <baazigar> hello, how to prevent ubuntu from going on standby?
[20:18] <ikonia> brandon: yes, to help people
[20:18] <kr3at0r> stop flooding me with the bot
[20:18] <kr3at0r> im just here to chat
[20:18] <paxwell_> im here to chat
[20:18] <brandon> ikonia can u help me then
[20:18] <ikonia> kr3at0r: topic of this channel is Ubuntu, general linux is in the ##linux channel
[20:18] <paxwell_> can you help me
[20:19] <brandon> ik i cannot mount my phone
[20:19] <ikonia> brandon: just ask the channel, someone maybe able to help
[20:19] <suprit_> @ratcheer i have to install some packages on all the pcs during the time time of installatioin of linux so i want to create a bootable cd which will consist all the packages
[20:19] <kr3at0r> get me voice in inux
[20:19] <kr3at0r> plz
[20:19] <MonkeyDust> kr3at0r  try #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:19] <ikonia> !register | kr3at0r
[20:19] <kr3at0r> hahaha
[20:19] <Portugal> kr3at0r: This is a Support Channel for people who know answers to the people who need help, not a chatroom!
[20:19] <kr3at0r> i need help
[20:19] <kr3at0r> picking a file system
[20:19] <ikonia> kr3at0r: you need to resiger a nickname to chat in ##linux
[20:19] <kr3at0r> that is all
[20:19] <ikonia> kr3at0r: ubuntu supports ext4 as it's default
[20:19] <brandon> can someone please help me i need to mount my phone but the pc wont
[20:20] <h00k> brandon: can you give more details, Ubuntu version, Phone make/model, etc
[20:20] <guntbert> Portugal: if you start the installer inside windows you won't get a "real" ubuntu, download an image file, md5sum check it and burn it to a CD, boot from that
[20:20] <baazigar> Hello, how to prevent ubuntu from going on sleep automatically??
[20:20] <brandon> ubuntu 11.10 samsung freeform 2
[20:20] <ikonia> baazigar: power managment menu
[20:20] <baazigar> I am cloning a repo and it sleeps in between.
[20:20] <brandon> baaz
[20:21] <IdleOne> !tab | brandon
[20:21] <brandon> go to the battery
[20:21] <Portugal> guntbert: What you mean by that? So, Wubi doesn't give me the real Ubuntu or What?
[20:21] <brandon> then power setting
[20:21] <brandon> then chang it
[20:22] <timothyjr> Iḿ having a problem with both chrome and firefox displaying some webpages as completely blank.  I recently change network.http.accept-coding to true
[20:22] <brandon> Portugal, it is the real ubuntu
[20:22] <guntbert> Portugal: right, the whole installation is just inside one file in the windows file system - not too reliable :)
[20:22] <suprit_> i have to install some packages on all the pcs during the time time of installatioin of linux so i want to create a bootable cd which will consist all the packages
[20:22] <baazigar> brandon, ikonia , the options say do nothing when idle.
[20:22] <ikonia> baazigar: that's a bit worrying
[20:22] <brandon> ok
[20:22] <Portugal> guntbert: But I want to dual boot and the installer doesn't let me do that for some reason
[20:23] <plivent> elllop
[20:23] <brandon> well idle to all
[20:23] <Meris> I'm trying to reduce the speed that Load Cycle Count (SMART parking value) is increasing on my Western Digital Caviar Green HDD
[20:23] <brandon> i guess people arnt gonna awnser my qeastion
[20:23] <Meris> I only own the thing less then a week, but my LCC is already on 6899
[20:24] <guntbert> Portugal: sorry, I never tried the wubi path, why don't you download the iso  for the live CD to try it out and evetually install it along windows
[20:24] <pvssanjeev> hi.. need help in getting the HDMI to work on UBUNTU 1204
[20:24] <anders1138> installing from iso works better than wubi
[20:24] <anders1138> and faster
[20:24] <pvssanjeev> I am on DELL XPS L501X
[20:25] <Portugal> guntbert: I tried that but the installer doesn't give me the option to install Ubuntu along Windows
[20:25] <ikonia> Portugal: you need to have free/unallocated space on the disk
[20:25] <pvssanjeev> there seems be a problem with the nVIDIA drivers i guess
[20:25] <Portugal> ikonia, I have
[20:26] <Portugal> I have like 40GB and it would be 60 if I unninstalled Wubi
[20:26] <Portugal> ikonia
[20:26] <guntbert> Portugal: you booted the live CD and selected "install"?
[20:26] <Portugal> yes
[20:26] <pvssanjeev> hi
[20:26] <plivent> what do u recon is the best server os for a media server
[20:26] <Portugal> Then it only gave me 2 options: Erase all and install and Advanced Partition
[20:27] <Portugal> ikonia, I think that was it
[20:27] <pvssanjeev> anyone who can help with my HDMI issues
[20:27] <ikonia> Portugal: you have no unallocated space
[20:27] <anders1138> yeah
[20:27] <anders1138> boot a live session from a cd
[20:27] <Portugal> ikonia: NOOOO, I have 40 GB and it would be 60GB without Wubi
[20:28] <ikonia> Portugal: YEEEEEEES you're whole disk is allocated to the windows partition
[20:28] <anders1138> and use gparted to unlocate sme space
[20:28] <ikonia> Portugal: that is "no unallocated" space
[20:29] <Portugal> ikonia, but on previous Ubuntu releases it gave me the option to install it along Windows and It did the partitioning right there, I didn't need to unnallocate space at all
[20:29] <anders1138> yes
[20:29] <lJ6il> Hello there. My grub doesn't work correctly after a dual boot install ("no such partition"). I'd like to use boot-repair but it tells me this : "echoversion_or_g2slaunch: command not found"
[20:29] <lJ6il> does someone know what it is ? Google doesn't.
[20:29] <anders1138> but unallocated space means unpartitioned space
[20:29] <ikonia> Portugal: you can argue this all you want, I'm trying to help you, I'm explaining the problem and what you need to do to resolve it, quouting previous versions at me, or saying how much free space windows has won't change that
[20:30] <Portugal> ikonia: Ok. What do I need to do?
[20:30] <pvssanjeev> lJ6il : try running the live CD
[20:30] <ikonia> Portugal: exactly what I told you approx 20 lines up
[20:30] <lJ6il> ok thanks pvssanjeev
[20:31] <anders1138> you must shrink a partition from Windows
[20:31] <pvssanjeev> the bootconfig would have been corrupted
[20:31] <Portugal> Portugal: you need to have free/unallocated space on the disk: ikonia, this?
[20:32] <ikonia> Portugal: you need to shrink your windows partition from a liveCD so you have unallocated to space to install ubuntu to
[20:32] <pvssanjeev> Portugal: If  u have windows.. u can try logging and shrinking ur volume there as well
[20:32] <ikonia> pvssanjeev: he can't do it from within windows as the partition will be in use
[20:33] <Portugal> ikonia and pvssanjeev. After the install, will I have the Windows bootloader or grub?
[20:33] <ikonia> Portugal: grub
[20:33] <anders1138> ikonia: he can use Partition Manager in Win7, what Windows does he have?
[20:33] <pvssanjeev> Ikonia: i remember doing that in windows... i shall go with you
[20:33] <anders1138> Portugal: yes
[20:34] <bwat47> ikonia: with win vista/win7 its partition manager can resize/shrink ntfs partitions on the fly even when they are in use
[20:34] <ikonia> try it, it fails more often than not
[20:34] <bwat47> i've done it many times :)
[20:34] <Portugal> ikonia, I really want the Windows bootloader because I'm still finding the right Distro And I would want to delete partitions and create new ones until I find the right one
[20:34] <ikonia> I would not resize any partition that is in use from any os
[20:35] <pvssanjeev> Portugal: If u r installing within windows... it would be WINDOWS BOOT LOADER. If this is a parallel it would be grub
[20:35] <ikonia> Portugal: I don't care any more - you can either a.) accept the help and advice b.) find reasons not to do it as you are doing
[20:35] <bwat47> ikonia: trust me, I've done it MANY times. it does work
[20:35] <plivent> nonr
[20:36] <pvssanjeev> need some help on HDMI-UBUNTU-NVIDIA
[20:36] <Portugal> ikonia: c.) Install Linux Mint 13 Cinammon and keep the Windows Bootloader because I might not like that version and the LiveCD doesn't show me the real performance of the OS
[20:37] <ikonia> Portugal: linux mint uses grub
[20:37] <ikonia> Portugal: either way, I'm no longer interested, if you need help with mint the channel is on a different IRC network
[20:38] <HelloWorld321> Would you recommend proprietary nVidia drivers or default Ubuntu OpenSource drivers, for an nVidia card?
[20:38] <ikonia> HelloWorld321: depends on the card and the support / performance you requrie
[20:38] <ikonia> require
[20:38] <Portugal> HelloWorld321: try the proprietary onne first, if you like it: keep. If not go with the opensource one
[20:40] <HelloWorld321> I guess I'm most worried about stability, compatiblity and software upgrades.  I've got a Windows box for gaming, though really if one is to have a dedicated gaming box, that's what consoles are for.  But I digress.  I'm mostly thinking down the road, which will I have less hassle with?
[20:41] <ikonia> HelloWorld321: again, depends on your card
[20:42] <timothyjr> I dont get it, firefox is serving up completely blank pages for a number of different sites.  including ubuntuforums.org
[20:42] <bwat47> HelloWorld321: sometimes proprietary drivers do break with big kernel/xorg updates, but they should be fine for the most part regarding updates, since ubuntu generally doesn't update those until the next version
[20:42] <jasonbourne> can anyone shed some light on how to get Windoze games to run on Ubuntu 12.04LTS or where I can find info on how to do it??
[20:42] <Monkey_b> hey guys, what does it mean when i see a bunch of processes that say [fuser] defunct in my machine?
[20:42] <BluesKaj> i have an odd issue (to me at least) with grub , it appears to be installed on the boot (main HDD) priority , but grub always lists the 2nd HDD as the deafult drive to auto boot if no selection is made in grub , both drives are sata ..the main drive is the priority in th BIOS.
[20:42] <Monkey_b> i must have like 100's of these
[20:42] <ikonia> jasonbourne: 1.) it's called "Windows" not "windoze"
[20:43] <ikonia> jasonbourne: 2.) I'd advise you not to depend on Wine to run games on linux, my view is that Windows games are designed to run on Windows, and trying to use them on other operating systems/depending on a solution is just trouble
[20:43] <Monkey_b> correction, 1000's of processes that say: 30642 ?        Z      0:00 [fuser] <defunct>
[20:43] <jasonbourne> I like to call Billy  Boy Gates junk Windoze....
[20:43] <timothyjr> ikonia, when youŕe watching that little hourglass it feels like Windoze
[20:43] <Portugal> jasonbourne: PlayOnLinux, available at the Software Center
[20:43] <ikonia> timothyjr: it's called Windows
[20:43] <ikonia> jasonbourne: I'd advise you to stay clear of PlayOnLinux and Wine as a solution for games
[20:43] <jasonbourne> ikonia - sorry but your wrong because I know it's possible just don't know how to do it...
[20:43] <timothyjr> I know what itś called
[20:44] <ikonia> jasonbourne: what do you mean "I'm wrong"
[20:44] <jasonbourne> ikonia - you say its looking for trouble when I know that it's possible...
[20:44] <ikonia> jasonbourne: I didn't say it wasn't possible
[20:44] <jagginess> jasonbourne, whine on #wine
[20:44] <jagginess> ^
[20:44] <ikonia> jasonbourne: there are abstraction layers tools such as "wine" (playonlinux is a front end to that)
[20:45] <bwat47> it is possible via solutions like wine and playonlinux. games may or may not work well with them, check winhq for wine game compatability
[20:45] <ikonia> jasonbourne: however depending on them is not a solution as not all games work, games can work badly, games can work fine one day, then not work at all the next day, hence depending on the solution is "looking for trouble"
[20:45] <HelloWorld321> ikonia: It's an nVidia GT430     (VGA EVGA|01G-P3-1431-KR GT430 1G R)
[20:45] <ikonia> jasonbourne: the guys in #winehq can walk you through your wine journey should you choose to progress it
[20:45] <ikonia> HelloWorld321: you'll have to research it's compatability
[20:46] <jasonbourne> ikonia - exactly...so where do I go to get it running?? I had PlayOnLinux installed on this laptop when I had OpenSUSE on it but could not figure out how to get it running...
[20:46] <Rhombix> hi
[20:46] <jasonbourne> ikonia - I'll try there...
[20:46] <Rhombix> I've just installed Ubuntu and I'm unable to boot
[20:46] <Rhombix> The error messafe reads "partition not found"
[20:47] <jagginess> Rhombix, did you let grub do its install to the first harddrive?
[20:47] <jasonbourne> #winehq
[20:47] <Rhombix> I installed it to a 320GB USB drive
[20:47] <plivent> woh woh soh soh
[20:47] <auntieneo> so I'm having problems with booting ubuntu with an NFS root. the initrd mounts everything just fine, but then when init (upstart) starts, it goes for a while, then about 30 seconds later the system freezes and the screen displays garbage pixels
[20:47] <Rhombix> Just wanted to say, I've been working on this for 12 hours now, and any help would be much appreciated...
[20:48] <auntieneo> no blinkin' lights on the keyboard, idk if the kernel paniced or what but I can't ping the box at that point
[20:49] <OerHeks> HelloWorld321, : NVIDIA Corporation GF108 [GeForce GT 430] works fine with the additional 295.40 driver
[20:49] <auntieneo> I'm looking for ideas as to which upstart script might have caused that... I'm guessing it was some init script
[20:49] <Rhombix> I've read that my problem may be caused by the partitioning
[20:49] <plivent> went into mcdonalds today and ordered a big mac for her
[20:49] <plivent> and ordered 2 mcgrittles one for each kid. one had bacon one without
[20:49] <ikonia> plivent: stop
[20:49] <DJones> plivent: Wrong channel
[20:49] <Rhombix> It's possible that the boot info is written to a part of the drive that is innaccessible to my BIOS
[20:50] <Mattias> Anyone knows how to get windows to recognize hdds in kvm? I made the virtual machine 100gb, which should be plenty.. but the windows installation can't find anything, not a single hdd drive
[20:50] <Rhombix> So now I'm trying to copy the data to another part of the disk - any help?
[20:50] <Mattias> https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/libvirt.html <-- been following this
[20:51] <auntieneo> Rhombix: how did you install ubuntu?
[20:51] <sven2> Hi there
[20:52] <plivent> WOH OH
[20:52] <ikonia> plivent: please stop that
[20:52] <hector549> I am having a problem with my gcc install on Ubuntu Studio, is this the right place for some help?
[20:53] <kamiram> шэдд вшу
[20:53] <Rhombix> auntieneo: I installed it via CDr, using the prompt
[20:53] <auntieneo> Rhombix: do you have specific files you still want on the disk, or can you wipe it and try again?
[20:53] <kamiram> i'll die. about 5 yuears. what can i do ?
[20:54] <ikonia> kamiram: stop messing around please.
[20:54] <kamiram> i really  ill
[20:54] <Portugal> Kamiram, This is a support channel, not a High School Drama Club
[20:54] <bwat47> !ops kamiram spamming channel
[20:54] <ikonia> bwat47: he's not spamming
[20:55] <ikonia> bwat47: he's made one comment, it's under control
[20:55] <bwat47> 3
[20:55] <auronandace> kamiram: make yourself useful and post bug reports in the time you have left
[20:55] <kamiram> i can help somebody. i'm programmer
[20:55] <kamiram> cool programmer
[20:55] <plivent> anyone ROHing?
[20:55] <ikonia> auronandace: don't try to make a problem - he's been asked to stop, don't push him to start again
[20:55] <ikonia> kamiram: you're in an ubuntu support channel, do you need help with ubuntu
[20:55] <Portugal> ikonia, he's trolling. With Russian Characters and stuff That makes no sense
[20:56] <auronandace> ikonia: apologies
[20:56] <auntieneo> ikonia: kick kamiram too
[20:56] <kamiram> test
[20:56] <kamiram> i'm qa
[20:56] <ikonia> kamiram: do you need help with ubuntu yes/no ?
[20:56] <Portugal> c'mon, KICK HIM OUT!
[20:56] <ikonia> kamiram: we can see you
[20:56] <ikonia> Portugal: stop now
[20:56] <plivent> sorry oh
[20:56] <kamiram> i can give htlp
[20:56] <plivent> i was just asking about media server
[20:56] <plivent> LOH OH
[20:57] <ikonia> kamiram: ok, then please be quiet until you see someone you can help
[20:58] <kamiram> plivent? some fore mediaserver on lan?
[20:58] <ikonia> kamiram: he's left
[20:58] <lady_Bit> hey :)
[20:58] <Portugal> kamiram, someone banned him
[20:59] <kamiram> ikonia, sorry, i'm russian bear.
[21:00] <akashj87> lol
[21:00] <Portugal> ikonia, YEAH!! SHOW 'em who's boss!
[21:00] <ikonia> Portugal: I won't ask you again - stop with that sort of thing
[21:01] <Portugal> ikonia, Ok. I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
[21:01] <hector549> Not to nag, but anyone able to help out with gcc?
[21:01] <ikonia> hector549: just ask the question, if someone can help they will
[21:02] <alusion> Hey I was using unetbootin to boot a live usb, does unet not work?
[21:02] <Portugal> alusion: UNet does work with most of the distroes
[21:02] <hector549> I am compiling a test application which calls a method from libmath, despite a "-lm" argument on the command line, it errors out with undefined reference.
[21:03] <ikonia> hector549: why do you think that's a problem with gcc ?
[21:03] <bwat47> alusion: it should work, just used it the other day to make an ubuntu liveusb. if it doesn't work for you there are other methods to make liveusb's though
[21:04] <hector549> I don't think it is gcc, but the installation thereof.  The same file compiles fine on other machines, and I cannot get code from mature projects to compile either.
[21:04] <ikonia> hector549: ok, so it's either going to be an incompatability between dependencies, a missing dependency or a bug in the code
[21:04] <Portugal> If you are using it to create a LiveUsb of Ubuntu, you rather use Startup Disk Creator which comes pre-installed with Ubuntu alusion
[21:05] <trism> hector549: can you pastebin the command line you used? the placement of -lm matters in 11.10+
[21:05] <hector549> trism: http://pastebin.com/GkmBeHCM
[21:06] <pseudonymous> Where to get more help on command 'pacmd' ? I have no SINK for an otherwise detected CARD (ie. 'pacmd list-sinks' does not see my USB device, 'pacmd list-cards' does)
[21:06] <trism> hector549: gcc -o sintest sintest.c -lm
[21:07] <hector549> trism: You win 1000 kudos.  Thank you very much.
[21:07] <trism> hector549: no problem
[21:07] <ikonia> trism: slick
[21:07] <Portugal> I'm thinking of creating an App, I've done one before in XCode for Mac so I gotta learn a lot of stuff, which app do you guys recommend I use? I want something simple and super GUI-based
[21:08] <jagginess> Portugal, gambas2
[21:08] <Portugal> thanks
[21:08] <jagginess> Portugal, it's RAD-like
[21:09] <jagginess> Portugal, very gui oriented and uses BASIC
[21:09] <jagginess> (or some kind of "gambas" BASIC..)
[21:09] <jagginess> Portugal, I believe gambas3 is out.. i dont know if its in the repos
[21:10] <Portugal> jagginess: no, it's not
[21:12] <species> where have all the settings UI's gone in unity desktop?
[21:12] <Portugal> jagginess: Gambas 3.2 has been released on sourceforge
[21:12] <species> the screensaver pane has disappeared, cannot be navigated to from system settings
[21:13] <species> and the power pane is a joke; it has two configurables, and a tip regarding a brightness setting that isnt there
[21:14] <species> im trying to turn off display deactivation (how it turns off the display when its idle for a while)
[21:14] <guntbert> species: stop that ranting in a support channel - it will not help to improve anything
[21:14] <species> these things need to be added back in.
[21:14] <species> i appreciate that there's been an overhaul
[21:14] <bekks> Then create feature requests instead of ranting.
[21:15] <MonkeyDust> species  the system won't be altered for the needs of one individual
[21:15] <jagginess> Portugal, https://launchpad.net/~nemh/+archive/gambas3
[21:16] <species> i doubt that screensaver settings are the needs of just one individual
[21:16] <Portugal> jagginess: I already have it through SourceForge, but thanks
[21:16] <species> there must be issues filed already?
[21:17] <Portugal> species. Do you have any questions? If not, byebye
[21:17] <jagginess> Portugal, should avoid sf for the moment.. because it's not always an out-of-box readiness... you want PPA , that way you can simply apt-get install it
[21:17] <MonkeyDust> species  take a look at !brainstorm, maybe someone did
[21:17] <jagginess> Portugal, (it's 3.2 which is pretty recent in PPA)
[21:17] <species> right but these things used to be there
[21:18] <species> its not a new feature request
[21:18] <Portugal> ok
[21:19] <Guest61709> hey guys
[21:20] <Bijan588> I have a question
[21:20] <jagginess> Portugal, after you do an apt-get update (as instructions from the ppa site), you can do apt-cache search gambas, and find the package name (probably it's gambas3-- so it would be apt-get install gambas3)
[21:20] <Bijan588> what could cause consistant filesystem corruptions?
[21:21] <jagginess> Bijan588, which linux filesystem?
[21:21] <bekks> Bijan588: There are numerous causes for a filesystem to get corrupted.
[21:21] <Bijan588> EXT2
[21:21] <hector549> Bijan588: large magnets?
[21:21] <kanliot> bad cable, overheating cpu
[21:21] <Bijan588> Its a macbook g4
[21:21] <bwat47> you should consider a journaling filesystem if you are experiencing corruption
[21:21] <Bijan588> ibook*
[21:21] <jagginess> Bijan588, it could be hardware
[21:22] <Bijan588> After an fsdisk check the problem seems to go away, so its hard to day what the issue is.
[21:23] <jagginess> Bijan588, maybe the drive was overheating.. does the drive support s.m.a.r.t ?
[21:23] <Bijan588> No\
[21:23] <species> ooh heres a problem...
[21:23] <species> ive searched for "screensaver" in the untity interface and its run xscreensaver
[21:23] <species> which is now telling me it wants to disable gnome screensaver
[21:24] <auronandace> Bijan588: are you unmounting the filesystem properly?
[21:24] <DJones> species: http://askubuntu.com/questions/64086/how-can-i-change-or-install-screensavers
[21:25] <species> well, this is a defect i think
[21:25] <species> am i wrong in suggesting that the first search option for a term such as "screensaver" should not be xscreensaver?
[21:25] <species> given that gnome has moved over to gnome screensaver?
[21:26] <bekks> species: Why do you think that search results have to semantically in the order you want them or even sorted?
[21:26] <species> xscreensaver is no longer the default right>?
[21:27] <numberto> tmux shortcuts not working in my terminal, does anybody knows how to troubleshoot that?
[21:27] <species> bekks: actually, its the only result if you search for "screensaver"
[21:28] <bwat47> species: its only default in xubuntu, ubuntu uses gnome-screensaver by default
[21:28] <species> should there be a UI for it?
[21:28] <Eric_> Erm, anyone knows how do you solve the modem driver problem?
[21:28] <bwat47> species: there is in the gnome control center, doesn't show up in unity dash
[21:29] <species> i think that is a defect.
[21:29] <species> im new to unity, and I understand that its still in its early stages, but a lot seems to be missing
[21:30] <MonkeyDust> species  maybe it's you, not unity
[21:30] <bwat47> species: actually I don't see an entry for it in gnome control center anymore either
[21:30] <species> MonkeyDust: im certain im not the only one in the world who uses a UI to configure screensavers, for example
[21:30] <bwat47> think was settings for it there in either 11.04 or 11.10, but not in 12.01 i guess
[21:30] <pseudonymous> How in the nine hells do I get my damned USB soundcard working, PulseAudio is a damned PEST :(
[21:31] <bwat47> pseudonymous: usually all you should have to do is set it as output in the sound settings, unless something is weong
[21:31] <Dr_willis> if its supported by alsa
[21:32] <Mattias> pseudonymous: you install alsa :P
[21:32] <MonkeyDust> species  i, for one, don't use screensavers
[21:32] <jagginess> pseudonymous, i've used usb audio headset without problem.. same module may apply here.. sudo modprobe snd-usb-audio<enter>, then relogin
[21:32] <species> MonkeyDust: how do you turn them off with a fresh install of 12.04?
[21:32] <xangua> species http://shuffleos.com/3176/how-to-enable-screensavers-ubuntu-11-10-oneiric-ocelt/
[21:32] <Dr_willis> gnome has had very minimal screensaver/screensaver configs.. for some time now.. theres xscreensavers if you want more control
[21:32] <Mattias> I had to get PulseAudio because it was the easiest way to get both mic input together with "what you hear" on my usb headset
[21:32] <bwat47> species: do you just want to turn off screen blanking/locking?
[21:32] <bwat47> species: there are options for those under "brightness and lock"
[21:33] <species> bwat47: i found that yeah
[21:33] <Eric_> Everytime I connect my USB modem, the entry appears in the connection list for a second then dissapears again. A little later a system error dialog appears stating that 'modem' thingy has crashed
[21:33] <xangua> (16:25:46) species: given that gnome has moved over to gnome screensaver? - and gnome3 no loger has a screensaver, or at least not one that i am aware off
[21:33] <species> MonkeyDust: right now, getting basic settings changed requires command line usage and this means I cant honestly recommend 12.04 to my parents, for example
[21:33] <pseudonymous> how do I set it as output ? Regardless of which sound device I select from the list (btw, usb sound card shown twice...), whenever I click test it shows the test dialog as being from my INTERNAL sound card
[21:33] <eb_> I wondered if I might toss out a boot loader problem I'm having (that I brought on myself!).  I have a MacBook onto which I've installed rEFIt and Ubuntu 12.04.  Dual boots just fine.  I intentionally left open a 50GB section of free space for a third OS.  I installed Sabayon linux into that just now.  It finished and when I reboot I get the usual OS selector from rEFIt.  But whenever I pick a linux OS - Sabayon or Ubuntu, the OS halts, te
[21:34] <MonkeyDust> species  i'm not the right person, to me, the command line IS basic :)
[21:34] <species> MonkeyDust: not if you are my mother
[21:35] <bwat47> pseudonymous: have you tried rebooting or restarting pulseaudio? with my usb headset I've had that issue randomly crop up until I do that
[21:35] <bwat47> pseudonymous: try running pulseaudio -k and then selecting it again
[21:35] <species> im a programmer, i spend most of my time in vim or an IDE, so the DE is never visible to me anyway, but in the past ive set up machines running ubuntu for family members
[21:35] <species> with the current state of affairs it would be totally unsuitable for them
[21:36] <species> the last thing I need is for them to have to search google for what console commands to enter to get things done
[21:36] <species> because I will get non stop phone calls
[21:36]  * xurious hates that.
[21:36] <guntbert> species: and we get non stop ranting from you :-(
[21:36] <species> well, this ends my evaluation of 12.04 i think
[21:38] <pseudonymous> bwat47: lol - 'pulseaudio -k' actually worked, after some wrestling it ended up allowing me to select USB headset and then it worked
[21:38] <MonkeyDust> species  you could start a blog
[21:38] <tking_> this file  worked http://ideone.com/KDtWs  so i splitted to 3 files header and 2 cpp files like http://ideone.com/qy6tZ but it wudnt compile pls anyone know the probs?
[21:38] <bwat47> pseudonymous: yeah i've had that exact same issue! its a bug, and it seems to be fixed in pulseaudio 2.0. I had the same issue in other distros, including my archlinux install. it seemed to go away after arch got the pulse 2.0 update :)
[21:39] <species> im sure there are plenty of blog posts ranting about gnome3
[21:39] <pseudonymous> species: if you're a programmer, make some quick gui's to rectify the shortcomings you're dealing with ? (didn't read what the problem was, just passing on what I thought in relation to some problems of MINE)
[21:40] <species> pseudonymous: i was just asking a few questions, but i think my tone was disappointed sounding
[21:40] <tking_> !commands
[21:40] <pseudonymous> bwat47: well thanks, man. I can't believe how especially audio continues to foil me. It seems like yesterday that we switched to Alsa and I was compiling support for it in my kernel and these days I'm no less stupified when it fck's up
[21:40] <species> pseudonymous: context: i had my parents on 9.04 for a while, and they were fairly happy, and I was evaluating 12.04 as a replacement
[21:41] <tking_> !ubottu
[21:41] <MonkeyDust> species  there are, it's new and therefore controversial
[21:41] <species> MonkeyDust: im currently looking at 12.04 lts
[21:41] <pseudonymous> species: so what's the problem with it ? I just moved both my parents to 12.04 and they didn't seem stomped on Unity
[21:42] <Eric_> meh. Back to MINT!
[21:42] <delac> species: you might want to look at gnome classic. needs a bit setting up but is otherwise pretty  familiar
[21:43] <kvv> test
[21:43] <guntbert> kvv: use #test fo testing
[21:43] <MonkeyDust> species  i don't like unity, either, so i don't use it, i use classic
[21:43] <species> ive already looked at gnome classic, its actually a reimplementation of 2.0 like behaviour, but its not complete
[21:43] <species> MonkeyDust: does *anybody* like unity?
[21:43] <pseudonymous> species: the key is to take their familiar icons, and write .desktop files for that in ~/.local/share/applications - as to retain familiar icons and text, but aside from that, neither of my parents were stumped (and one of them isn't really that quick to pick stuff up in general)
[21:44] <pseudonymous> species: I actually like Unity as of 12.04. Sure it's canonical's pet-project and not that accessible to other distros (a SHAME!) but otherwise, it works quite well now.
[21:44] <delac> species: yes, but usable for most
[21:44] <kvv> #test
[21:44] <guntbert> kvv: no -- join the channel #test
[21:44] <HiddenKnowledge> kvv: You can use /join to join channels. Like this: /join #test
[21:45] <kvv> Ah, thanks. Sorry, I am new to IRC.
[21:45] <HiddenKnowledge> No problem :)
[21:45] <species> i might look at xubuntu
[21:45] <kanliot> lubuntu
[21:45] <delac> species: or mint mait
[21:46] <delac> species: or mint mate*
[21:46] <species> it makes me sad that canonical are pouring so much effort into unity when it sucks so bad
[21:46] <species> waste of talent
[21:48] <species> luckily, microsoft are in the middle of making an even bigger mistake
[21:48] <plbszr> :)
[21:48] <Pierreb> where is the setting file for vim in ubuntu?
[21:48] <species> tablet UI's should be the default on tablet PC's, and off by default on a desktop PC
[21:48] <pseudonymous> species: what is so bad about unity ? Sure it *was* horrible. The performance, stability etc was off-the-charts-bad.. But now it's quite alright, and the HUD made it better for power-users. What's your gripe ? And especially, what makes you think your parents won't grok it ?
[21:48] <Pierreb> can't find anything in ~/home/user/.vimrc it doesnt exist
[21:49] <kvv> Pierre: it's ~/.vimrc
[21:49] <kvv> @Pierreb: I don't think there is a default vimrc
[21:49] <Pierreb> kvv: it doesnt exist
[21:49] <kvv> You need to create it
[21:49] <Pierreb> asnd ubuntu dont read it if i create it
[21:50] <Pierreb> or more like vim doesnt read it
[21:50] <kvv> Oh even when you restart vim?
[21:50] <Pierreb> yepp
[21:50] <eb_> I have a MacBook onto which I've installed rEFIt and Ubuntu 12.04.  Dual boots just fine.  I intentionally left open a 50GB section of free space for a third OS.  I installed Sabayon linux into that just now.  It finished and when I reboot I get the usual OS selector from rEFIt.  But whenever I pick a linux OS - Sabayon or Ubuntu, the OS halts, telling me no system disk is installed.  The Mac OS boots fine.  What did I break and how do I f
[21:50] <delac> yes, trying to use same ui for mouse and touchscreen just doesnt seem to work well.
[21:51] <species> Pierreb: it should do
[21:51] <species> Pierreb: in vim, try :source ~\.vimrc
[21:51] <kvv> This maybe stupid but the file is /home/user/.vimrc
[21:51] <kvv> not ~/home/user/.vimrc
[21:51] <species> erm yes
[21:51] <species> Pierreb: ~ is an alias for /home/<username>
[21:52] <species> so you want ~/.vimrc
[21:52] <Pierreb> yes i know i jsut wrote wrong
[21:52] <guntbert> Pierreb: in vim issue :version to see where it is looking for the file
[21:52] <species> ok
[21:52] <species> Pierreb: :version
[21:52] <species> oh, beaten to it
[21:52] <Pierreb> user vimrc file: "$HOME/.vimrc"
[21:52] <species> Pierreb: http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Open_vimrc_file
[21:53] <ClientAlive> an someone please help me? I need xulrunner for another app to work and I've been working for the last 3 hrs to solve the problem  After unpacking, when I run "xulrunner --register-local" I'm told "command not found". Please. I need to get this working and I'm not finding the answers I need.
[21:54] <guntbert> Pierreb: so create a file .vimrc  in your home directory, it will be honored
[21:54] <ClientAlive> I read that ubuntu took xulrunner out of the repos
[21:54] <Pierreb> :source ~/.vimrc worked
[21:54] <species> well, so far so good
[21:54] <Pierreb> still strange that vim won't read it at the start
[21:54] <species> yeah
[21:55] <species> and :version tells you that it went through ~/.vimrc ?
[21:55] <guntbert> Pierreb: it does read it
[21:55] <species> Pierreb: could you paste the output from :version into http://paste.ubuntu.com/ ?
[21:55] <Pierreb> guntbert: impossible, otherwise it would load the colortheme
[21:56] <vansid> Anyone having a problem on 10.04.4 with flashplugin-nonfree packge dependancies?
[21:56] <MonkeyDust> !find xul
[21:57] <Pierreb> species: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1092245/
[21:57] <snakes33> how do i get xchat to give my a list of all room on this server?
[21:57] <species> Pierreb: well, it has found it then
[21:57] <guntbert> Pierreb: are you certain that you got the syntax right?
[21:57] <species> Pierreb: no errors on vim startup?
[21:57] <Pierreb> gaunif if i source the file it will change the colortheme
[21:57] <guntbert> snakes33: don't (over 10000), use alis to find what you need
[21:57] <Pierreb> so i guess it is right
[21:58] <Pierreb> but on startup it has the default one loaded
[21:58] <mdel> hey all - having a bit of a problem getting nvidia drivers to work with my Geforce 6600
[21:58] <HiddenKnowledge> guntbert: How does one use alis?
[21:58] <snakes33> guntbert thanks
[21:58] <mdel> i have the nvidia_current installed form the swat-X PPA
[21:58] <snakes33> guntbert - so its /alis?
[21:59] <mdel> sudo modprobe nvidia == No such device
[21:59] <mdel> any ideas?
[21:59] <guntbert> !alis | snakes33 HiddenKnowledge
[21:59] <snakes33> thanks
[22:00] <HiddenKnowledge> Thank you :)
[22:00] <guntbert> snakes33: you're welcome :)
[22:00] <dumnut_> hi, i have 2 ubuntu 12.04 computers. iwant to access the other's files. i went to wireless icon on top left and edited it, but still no connection. what more must i do?
[22:01] <vansid> mdel: try  to fully remove the PPA first "sudo ppa-purge ppa:<repository-name>/<subdirectory>"
[22:01] <snakes33> dumnut_ which wany do you want to transfer the files?
[22:01] <snakes33> *way
[22:01] <mdel> vansid: i just installed it...
[22:01] <mdel> im using the 302 drivers, latest
[22:02] <dumnut_> hi snakes33, i downloaded some movies in comuter 1, i want computer 2 to be a ble to access files in computer 1
[22:03] <JamezQ> dumnut_: If they are connected to the same network, that should not be hard. But did you say one had no connection?
[22:03] <dumnut_> hi JamezQ, both computers are connected to my router
[22:05] <vansid> mdel: do you see any files with the name nvidia* in "/etc/modprobe.d/" ?
[22:07] <JamezQ> dumnut_: Alright, there are many ways. For me I just can right click the folder, and then click properties->share->share this folder
[22:07] <Krenair> My Windows 7 partition is recognised and it mounted when I go to it in nautilus, but is there any way to have it auto-mounted when I log in?
[22:07] <JamezQ> dumnut_: I might have set up something before that, let me look. Other ways you can do with are a local ftp or sftp connection.
[22:07] <mrdeb> hello. i copied theme to /usr/sharethemes but cant change it with obconf. no permission
[22:08] <dumnut_> JamezQ: ok, how can i setup with ftp or sftp?
[22:08] <snakes33> alis is really helpful.
[22:08] <snakes33> @ the one who recommended it to me
[22:08] <trism> mrdeb: does obconf let you edit the theme? if so, try unpacking to ~/.themes/ instead
[22:09] <vansid> Krenair: you can have your Windows 7 partition mounted at boot if you add a line to your "/etc/fstab" file
[22:09] <mrdeb> trism: no it wont. i want it in usr/share/themes it worked before
[22:10] <trism> mrdeb: no idea then, either directory should work in general, but I haven't used obconf in a very long time, sorry
[22:10] <JamezQ> dumnut_: You would download a ssh server, "sudo apt-get install openssh-server" should be enough
[22:10] <mrdeb> i will fix it
[22:10] <vansid> Krenair: the man page "man fstab" will give you the correct syntax to mount your Windows drive
[22:11] <JamezQ> dumnut_: After that, you get the computers local ip, and select connect to server in nautilus. And choose ssh
[22:11] <dumnut_> JamezQ: will try that
[22:13] <JamezQ> dumnut_: The ssh server should start right after the install, so after that just do a "ifconfig" to find the local ip.
[22:15] <dumnut_> JamezQ: will do
[22:18] <mrdeb> i dont know i give up
[22:19] <ClientAlive> that makes 2 of us
[22:21] <ironhoof> Hello, I am installing linux on a computer system for a friend of mine, and he has a LogiTech quickcam camera with the ''cannot set freq 16000 to ep 0x86''  error, and will nearly make his machine crawl with it plugged in until its removed. Is there a patch or solution for this?
[22:23] <MonkeyDust> ironhoof  try cheese, it's a program name
[22:23] <ironhoof> Im familiar with cheese. This is also not just a webcam problem, its a problem with one of the usb drivers it seems. maybe snd-usb-audio
[22:24] <ironhoof> I did a modprobe -r snd-usb-audio and put it back, and it worked.
[22:24] <ironhoof> but it doesnt work everytime
[22:25] <ironhoof> It hasa built in microphone, he doesnt so much car about the webcam itself as much as the microphone
[22:26] <jcodybaker> I recently updated to Ubuntu 12.04 and am having issues with MySQL.  It seems to launch the two instances at once and I get "Can't start server : Bind on unix socket: Address already in use" as well as a lock reports on the innodb log files.  Both instances log the errors and then die.  There are no currently running processes.  I couldn't find any bug reports.
[22:29] <jcodybaker> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1092298/
[22:32] <ironhoof> Yea thats probably a good idea too: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1092303/
[22:33] <NastyNaz> how similar is the mac terminal to ubuntu? Why do so many people use macs?
[22:33] <HiddenKnowledge> 'Why do so many people use macs?' Lol.
[22:34] <NastyNaz> I don't *get* it. Besides the aesthetics what's so good?
[22:36] <MonkeyDust> NastyNaz  discussions in #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:36] <brontosaurusrex> NastyNaz, how can a terminal look like ubuntu?
[22:37] <jellow> I'm trying to run a minecraft server at boot , I have this script in /etc/init.d/ https://raw.github.com/marcuswhybrow/minecraft-server-manager/latest/init/msm , Yet it does not auto start as I hoped. Thanks
[22:38] <jellow> I should add I gave it 755 and ran sudo update-rc.d msm defaults
[22:39] <jcodybaker> jellow: does it work manually? /etc/init.d/msm start
[22:40] <jellow> jcodybaker: yes
[22:41] <Anxi80> I can run java from commandline but when I run a bash script it can't see java. How?
[22:42] <usr13_> jellow: I suppose you could put  /etc/init.d/msm start  in /etc/rc.local
[22:43] <jellow> usr13_: will try that
[22:44] <glebihan> usr13_, wow, that's ugly
[22:44] <usr13_> jcodybaker: Do you already have another mysqld server running?
[22:45] <vadi2> How can I install a 3.5 kernel that is being hindered by a "break" in wireless-crda?
[22:45] <jcodybaker> usr13_: Nope - http://paste.ubuntu.com/1092319/
[22:45] <superuser> is there a way to run 2 dpkg at once?
[22:45] <ikonia> no
[22:47] <species> NastyNaz: you might be confusing a few different principles
[22:47] <escott> Anxi80, you must have defined some java variables in your .bashrc
[22:47] <vadi2> This is what I'm getting: http://pastebin.com/ZEd7Z9SX apt-get -f install does not help, it breaks down as well: http://pastebin.com/icHSjEu2
[22:47] <speakon>   I have just installed my first ever Ubuntu! The first major problem is that my second graphics card is not registering.  I have 2 x Radeon HD 6800's connected with a crossfire attatchment. The triple monitors work fine in Windows 7, but not Ubuntu.  I have followed tutorials to install AMD drivers and still no luck.  Any ideas?  Thank you.
[22:48] <species> NastyNaz: the current Mac OS has its roots in BSD, which is basically unix; ubuntu is a linux distro, and is also basically unix. in these respects, they are similar.
[22:48] <species> NastyNaz: i.e. they are both sort-of-unix
[22:48] <kanliot> speakon did you install amd-cccle?
[22:48] <usr13_> jcodybaker: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1861136
[22:48] <species> NastyNaz: but there are too many differences beyond that to summarise easily unless you have more specific questions
[22:49] <ikonia> species: you are unlikley to get that working
[22:49] <dumnut_> snakes33 and JamesJRH: thank-you for your helps
[22:49] <jcodybaker> usr13_: Wow… i looked all over and didn't see that article.  Thank you
[22:49] <Anxi80> escott, thanks for taking time to help me. I have actually. I will provide the code in a sec
[22:49] <speakon> kanilot I have installed the AMD Catalyst Control Centre
[22:49] <species> ikonia: i think you meant to say that to speakon
[22:49] <ikonia> species: I certainly did, my apologies
[22:50] <species> ikonia: how can I tell that you're using xchat :P
[22:50] <jcodybaker> usr13_: Hrm… I'll investigate that further, but i had already edited my apparmor profile, and disabled it when i first noticed this issue.
[22:50] <ikonia> species: I'm not
[22:50] <species> oh
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[22:50] <Anxi80> escott, http://pastebin.com/mn4WaFK4
[22:51] <usr13_> jcodybaker: This is several months ago, but:  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mysql-5.1/+bug/876268
[22:51] <speakon> So there is no way to get 3 monitors running? :(
[22:52] <blubee> hello guys do you mind offering a somewhat new linux user some ubuntu advice
[22:52] <usr13_> jcodybaker: What version of mysql do you have installed?   How did you install it?
[22:52] <usr13_> blubee: yes
[22:52] <blubee> i have eclipse installed, i also use svn to clone a svn trunk
[22:53] <blubee> i import the cloned svn projects into eclipse
[22:53] <blubee> but say i do svn update and get a new update, how can i keep the eclipse workspace up to date w/ the latest pulled svn
[22:53] <usr13_> blubee: Use ,  instead of  Enter
[22:53] <blubee> usr13_ ok
[22:53] <superuser> dose anyone recomend a good dm?
[22:54] <usr13_> dm?
[22:54] <superuser> display manager
[22:54] <superuser> gdm lightdm kdm lxdm
[22:54] <superuser> xdm...
[22:55] <escott> Anxi80, the path bit you could set globably using update-alternatives. the others you need to move to ensure they are in the environment of your script in some fashion
[22:55] <jcodybaker> usr13_: You're exactly right… there was a dpkg merge file in apparmor directory.  I merged it with my existing file, restarted app armor and that that did the trick
[22:55] <usr13_> superuser: If you use KDE, kdm  if you use.... etc. etc.
[22:55] <blubee> any idea how to keep those two projects the same?
[22:55] <NastyNaz> species: will much of my linux knowledge transfer over to using a mac? Or should I just install ubuntu on it?
[22:55] <usr13_> jcodybaker: Awesome!
[22:55] <jcodybaker> usr13_: Any favor place I can donate $10?
[22:56] <vadi2> How can I remove a package that has unmet dependencies? http://pastebin.com/iWeXvDu0
[22:56] <usr13_> NastyNaz: A little... some cli but that's about it.
[22:56] <superuser> usr13_ im looking i use many diffrent desktop enviroments, so what display manager should i chose?
[22:56] <usr13_> jcodybaker: yes
[22:56] <ikonia> vadi2: it won't have installed if it's not got met dependencies
[22:56] <vadi2> Can you look at the paste? It is installed
[22:56] <hector549> blubee: Open the existing cloned directory, don't import.
[22:57] <usr13_> http://saint-annes.org/
[22:57] <MonkeyDust> vadi2  what ikonia says, but try sudo apt-get autoremove
[22:57] <ikonia> vadi2: ah, you're using a PPA that's messed you up
[22:57] <usr13_> jcodybaker: (Button is on right side)
[22:57] <John__K> Ubuntu is hard, can anyone help me?
[22:57] <vadi2> ikonia: yeah
[22:57] <ikonia> vadi2: then you should have paid attention when installing
[22:57] <MonkeyDust> John__K  that's called 'learning'
[22:57] <vadi2> ikonia: skipping that, how do I remove it?
[22:57] <usr13_> jcodybaker: Thanks in advance.
[22:57] <ikonia> vadi2: remove the crda package
[22:57] <blubee> hector549 thanks for the tip, but i just came over from windows and dont quite understand how to do that on ubuntu
[22:57] <superuser> if you think ubuntu is hard you should try slackware, its much easyer..
[22:58] <vadi2> Ahh
[22:58] <SkippersBoss> !ask | John__K
[22:58] <jcodybaker> usr13_: Thank you.  Have a good afternoon.
[22:58] <usr13_> U2
[22:58] <John__K> blah blah blah but there's this problem blah blah blah that won't let me blah blah I need you to be my help bitch.
[22:58] <vadi2> ikonia: I can't http://pastebin.com/J77uyYpf
[22:59] <ikonia> vadi2: remove wireless-crda
[22:59] <ikonia> vadi2: come on, it says what's going on in the output
[22:59] <vadi2> "sudo apt-get remove crda wireless-crda" failed..
[22:59] <usr13_> superuser: Correct
[22:59] <species> NastyNaz: some of it will; any unix stuff you have learned will, but apple have their own proprietary user interface
[23:00] <hector549> blubee: Versus something like VS, eclipse does not operate on a project file.  It just opens a set of directories and runs with it.  Easiest way, if you already have the project cloned, is to do 'ln -s /full/path/to/project/root' while in ~/workspace
[23:00] <ikonia> vadi2: I'm sure it said more than "failed"
[23:00] <speakon> kanilot - installed it and didnt help
[23:00] <vadi2> ikonia: yes, it said linux images depend on it, but it won't be installed
[23:00] <species> NastyNaz: you wont be able to run gnome or other X11 desktops on it without serious work
[23:00] <ikonia> vadi2: ahh so you've updated your kernel too
[23:00] <blubee> hector549 thank you, i will go attempt to do that
[23:00] <vadi2> That's what I'm trying to undo.
[23:01] <species> NastyNaz: although, you can dual boot; my experience has been that its somewhat uncertain to work well
[23:01] <vadi2> Yeah, I got the 3.5 kernel - the computer has a very, very slow HD and supposedly new drivers were to fix it. They didn't
[23:01] <ikonia> vadi2: I would suggest looking at ppa-purge, although I doubt it will work as you've altered quite a lot of the base system
[23:01] <NastyNaz> species: are there any real advantages to keeping the mac  os on it then? Is there any reason for me to try and learn to use it?
[23:01] <vadi2> I didn't add any ppa's, I've only run a script which installed kernel + that wireless.
[23:01] <ikonia> vadi2: I doubt your computer had a slow hard disk
[23:01] <vadi2> ikonia: ...
[23:02] <ikonia> vadi2: the io subsystem hasn't really changed in years
[23:02] <species> NastyNaz: there is not a lot to learn, its very simple
[23:03] <species> some people find it too simple for comfort
[23:03] <species> NastyNaz: but i think this conversation is off topic for an ubuntu channel
[23:03] <brontosaurusrex> NastyNaz, apps
[23:03] <bombay> ciao
[23:03] <superuser> what if i     sudo rm /
[23:03] <ikonia> superuser: you don't do that
[23:03] <ikonia> no-one should use that command
[23:04] <GeekSquid> !danger
[23:04] <species> superuser: you would DIE
[23:04] <MonkeyDust> superuser  a superuser should know what does
[23:04] <MonkeyDust> it*
[23:04] <usr13_> NastyNaz: I dont see much point in it.  To me, Linux is kinda like a Mac on steroids (so Mac not that exciting to me...).
[23:04] <usr13_> ... kinda limited..
[23:05] <superuser> i know what it dose im just testing you guys
[23:05] <ikonia> superuser: then don't
[23:05] <ikonia> superuser: people could see that and run it
[23:05] <species> NastyNaz: some years back I went with macs because i was having real trouble getting drivers to work; i was learning game programming at the time.
[23:05] <superuser> my apologizes to anyone who just broke there computer
[23:06] <vadi2> What a dumb "test".
[23:06] <ikonia> superuser: please don't mess around in here, suggesting that sort of thing or slackware
[23:06] <usr13_> superuser: Just don't say stupid stuff
[23:06] <species> NastyNaz: ive since switched to ubuntu for my job, web dev, using windows for game development (which is just my hobby)
[23:07] <superuser> dose anyone need help?
[23:07] <usr13_> no
[23:07] <ikonia> superuser: if they did, they would be asking
[23:07] <vadi2> Yeah, like I was. I've finally fixed the problem.
[23:07] <superuser> mabie there shy.
[23:07] <ikonia> superuser: please stop messing around, please.
[23:07] <vadi2> dpkg --force-depends --purge on both kernel and wireless-crda, then installed wireless-crda again, and now it's all fine
[23:07] <NastyNaz> species: I like ubuntu so I think I'll stick with it. Only reason I got the mac was because of the resolution so as long as it works with ubuntu I don't see a reason to use OSX.
[23:08] <species> NastyNaz: i dont yet know what you actually *do*
[23:08] <pckchem> It is very nice hardware.... over priced IMO.... but nice.
[23:08] <species> so I cannot really comment
[23:08] <species> pckchem: you get what you pay for; which for some reason is a machine carved out of a solid block of Aluminum
[23:09] <NastyNaz> species: sit around on IRC mostly. Bit of maths programming in C and excel when I have to work.
[23:09] <bluesrph85|afk> some of the hardware you can't find anywhere else, ive never used a better trackpad than on a mac
[23:09] <uskerine> hi, how can i enable xorg listening for other LAN hosts?
[23:09] <uskerine> ubuntu 12.04
[23:10] <MonkeyDust> offtopic: just tested that forbidden command with extra override-options in virtualbox: "rm ... cannot remove ... operation not permitted"
[23:10] <ikonia> MonkeyDust: it's core utils that has protection built in, but there are situations where it won't work
[23:11] <species> NastyNaz: my biggest issue with OS X compared to ubuntu (well, debian based distros in general) is the lack of a suitable package manager
[23:11] <ikonia> species: NastyNaz maybe you could take this discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:11] <species> yeah, probably
[23:12] <NastyNaz> ikonia: I'm done
[23:12] <magma> hi, how can I put my ubuntu installation on minimal?
[23:12] <magma> I don't want most of the packages
[23:13] <rzaar> How can I tell which MTA I am running on ubuntu?
[23:13] <usr13_> magma: Just start uninstalling stuff.
[23:13] <OneZeroOne> Test, test...
[23:13] <pckchem> magma, easy solution is to pop open software center, flip to installed tab, and start uninstalling anything that looks unnecessary.
[23:13] <OneZeroOne> Oh good. It wasn't letting me talk earlier.
[23:14] <magma> pckchem: thanks. I will do that :P
[23:14] <OneZeroOne> Hokay. So. I'm resurrecting an old desktop machine to play around with web stuff. Installed Ubuntu server, unaware that...well, it doesn't exactly have a GUI.
[23:15] <xjohnthomasx> Can anyone help me get my boot to work?? See http://paste.ubuntu.com/1092360/
[23:15] <pckchem> magma, feel free to come back and ask about anything that looks unfamiliar. You can do some damage there if you're not careful ;)
[23:15] <xjohnthomasx> Everytime I boot it dumps me to a grub cli
[23:15] <NastyNaz> OneZeroOne: lol
[23:15] <xjohnthomasx> But I know it's nearly correct and good
[23:15] <OneZeroOne> Tried burning nice, friendly vanilla Ubuntu to disc, tried booting to that hoping to just install regular Ubuntu instead
[23:15] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: Why would you expect a server to have a GUI?
[23:16] <OneZeroOne> I've never messed with servers before. I wasn't sure what to expect
[23:16] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: Ok, fair enough....
[23:16] <OneZeroOne> It's an OS. As far as I knew, OS's have had GUI's since the 90's. I'll be the first to admit I'm not SUPER-advanced.
[23:16] <pckchem> Haha, lesson one, they don't always have GUI's.
[23:16] <OneZeroOne> So I see.
[23:16] <microm> I cannot get the maven/eclipse plugin to work (m2eclipse), I install it but there is no Wizard to create a maven project. Any ideas?
[23:17] <OneZeroOne> Anyway, now I can't seem to make it boot to my nice, comfortable, regular Ubuntu boot disc.
[23:17] <pckchem> You should be able to stack a GUI on it though, let me hunt for a wiki article I'm pretty sure exists.
[23:17] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: So, how did you do with regular Ubuntu?
[23:17] <OneZeroOne> Oh?
[23:17] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: You got it all installed, right?
[23:18] <OneZeroOne> Nope. I can't seem to boot to the regular Ubuntu disc. Checked BIOS boot sequence and it looks fine, but it's like it's not seeing the optical drive anymore or somethning
[23:18] <NastyNaz> Is there anything cool I can do with an ubuntu server with loads of spare cpu cycles and bandwidth? Besides SETI of course :)
[23:18] <ikonia> NastyNaz: turn it off and save the planet
[23:18] <usr13_> OneZeroOne:  check the disk ... md5
[23:18] <NastyNaz> ikonia: I need it running for webserver/compiling
[23:18] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: md5sum
[23:19] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: Then google it.
[23:19] <OneZeroOne> usr13_: one sec.
[23:19] <ikonia> NastyNaz: right, so don't make it work harder and draw more power
[23:19] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: Google the checksum
[23:19] <na-utusan> OneZeroOne: just boot to the server and then add the GUI
[23:19] <tking> i have noticed this info stuff popping up like 2 times today https://dl.dropbox.com/u/46512205/show.png, i am english, from UK and dont know how to stop te arabic info https://dl.dropbox.com/u/46512205/show.png
[23:19] <na-utusan> install ubuntu-desktop
[23:19] <NastyNaz> ikonia: I don't want to get in to economics, but I pay for the power and also pay for the harm I'm doing to the environment. I don't mind.
[23:20] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: First off, what did you download?  Ubuntu 12.04?
[23:20] <pckchem> OneZeroOne: If you want to just install vanilla ubuntu, sometimes I have better luck with the alternate disk than the livedisk.
[23:20] <xjohnthomasx> I just tried this.. do you think it will work: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1092369/
[23:21] <GeekSquid> tking: you need to configure your locale ... /msg ubottu !locale for more info
[23:21] <OneZeroOne> usr13_:  just used the "Get Ubuntu now" link on the site, whichever version that is. I think it's 12.04 though
[23:22] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: checksum?  (show us..)
[23:23] <OneZeroOne> Working on it
[23:23] <GeekSquid> OneZeroOne: you could run sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop ... that would turn your server into a GUI
[23:24] <usr13_> GeekSquid: I think the server is history.
[23:25] <OneZeroOne> Not getting anything when I run that command. Just sits there.
[23:25] <usr13_> GeekSquid: Well, maybe not... OneZeroOne ?
[23:25] <HiddenKnowledge> Eeh, you don't install ubuntu-desktop on a server O_O
[23:25] <GeekSquid> HiddenKnowledge: you can too
[23:25] <HiddenKnowledge> You can.. But that defeats the purpose..
[23:25] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: It takes a little bit.
[23:26] <OneZeroOne> Okay. Waiting patiently.
[23:26] <GeekSquid> HiddenKnowledge: OneZeroOne doesn't want a CLI
[23:26] <rzaar> Hi, how can I tell which MTA I am running?
[23:26] <OneZeroOne> What's a CLI?
[23:26] <GeekSquid> OneZeroOne: command line interpreter
[23:26] <ikonia> rzaar: ubuntu uses postfix by default
[23:26] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: md5sum ubuntu-12.04-desktop-i386.iso  ?
[23:26] <HiddenKnowledge> GeekSquid: Then why would he even install it using the server installation?
[23:27] <rzaar> ikonia: but what if it was running exim, how would I know?
[23:27] <hats> Hi all. I'm having a hell of a time installing restricted nvidia drivers on a xbmcbuntu box, could someone point me toward a good step by step guide? I haven't installed them via ssh before.
[23:27] <HiddenKnowledge> And I would use xubuntu or kubuntu instead of ubuntu then, if it's for a server.
[23:27] <OneZeroOne> HiddenKnowledge: because I'm an idiot (read: n00b) and didn't know that servers don't have GUIs
[23:27] <ikonia> rzaar: you'd have installed exim....so you'd know you'd installed exim
[23:27] <ikonia> rzaar: you'd also see it in the process list, and you'd also see the open socket and the process connected to it
[23:27] <Anxi80> I tried setting update-alternatives for java but it says none are available
[23:27] <blubee> ok guys i created a systemlink from my eclipse workspace linking to the cloned svn trunk, but eclipse package explorer doesn't show any packages. Also if i attempt to import the projects w/o making a local copy, i get an error "Resource 'project name' already exists.
[23:27] <usr13_> Enough about server install, he wants a Desktop System.
[23:27] <HiddenKnowledge> Because the normal ubuntu uses gnome which is pretty bloated for a server
[23:28] <baazigar> hello, i get error when i try sudo apt-get build-dep scribus.<<<<Put some source URIs in sources.list.>>>>>
[23:28] <GeekSquid> HiddenKnowledge: normal ubuntu does not use GNOME ... Unity is the new Window manager .... you can install Gnome if you want
[23:28] <HiddenKnowledge> Ah, true. It's still bloated though.
[23:28] <OneZeroOne> Well, I know I'm about to get laughed out of the room, but the end target is just a Minecraft server to fart around in
[23:28] <HiddenKnowledge> For a server, that is.
[23:29] <Areckx> Has anyone tried using cinelerra?
[23:29] <baazigar> hello, i get error when i try sudo apt-get build-dep scribus.<<<<Put some source URIs in sources.list.>>>>>
[23:29] <Areckx> I have been using a bunch of video editors and they are all AGGRIVATING
[23:29] <OneZeroOne> Beyond "I'd like a Minecraft server and an OS that actually has a graphical interface," I'm pretty much open to whatever suggestions you guys want to throw at me
[23:29] <Areckx> I just want to be able to cut out clips from a video file and reorder them, but every editor I try to use is very annoying when I want to do that
[23:29] <ikonia> OneZeroOne: just install a gui, it's not a problem, whatever desktop you like, install it
[23:30] <Areckx> I'm trying to make an AMV
[23:30] <ikonia> OneZeroOne: simple solution
[23:30] <OneZeroOne> Works for me.
[23:30] <MonkeyDust> Areckx  have you tried openshot?
[23:30] <tking> hello community!
[23:30] <usr13_> OneZeroOne: I would suggest xfce  xubuntu-desktop
[23:30] <Areckx> MonkeyDust::  that one kept crashing
[23:30] <baazigar> hello, i get error when i try sudo apt-get build-dep . Put some source URIs in sources.list. How to solve this error? I cannot solve it.
[23:31] <GeekSquid> OneZeroOne: you might want to look at this http://minecraft.codeemo.com/
[23:31] <usr13_> baazigar: ON what package?
[23:31] <Areckx> MonkeyDust::  and was still very annoying when I just wanted to select two different time periods and cut out a simple clip
[23:31] <baazigar> usr13_, scribus.
[23:31] <HiddenKnowledge> OneZeroOne: If you need any help setting it up, you can pm me at any time :)
[23:31] <OneZeroOne> usr13_ Yeah, I know a little bit about xfce, and that seems to be what everyone recommends when you want the interface to take up as little system resources as possible
[23:32] <baazigar> usr13_, is it package base error?
[23:32] <glebihan> baazigar, in the software sources properties, check "source code" checkbox
[23:32] <SkippersBoss> OneZeroOne, you mentioned old destop. HiddenKnowledge  suggestion might have Some merit regarding the spec of this machine
[23:32] <usr13_> baazigar: Give the exact command you used.
[23:32] <baazigar> sudo apt-get build-dep scribus
[23:32] <Areckx> I am usually very patient with computer programs, but video editing seems to be really annoying. I just want to cut out clips and order them
[23:33] <baazigar> glebihan, where is software sources properties?
[23:33] <glebihan> baazigar, you can access it from the software center
[23:33] <GeekSquid> Areckx: use gopchop to cut them apart, then bring them into the editor... seems to work better for me
[23:33] <usr13_> on the phone...
[23:34] <glebihan> baazigar, or launch the "software-properties-gtk" command
[23:35] <baazigar> glebihan, i checked it, still i am getting this error.???
[23:35] <tking> i have noticed this info stuff popping up like 2 times today https://dl.dropbox.com/u/46512205/show.png, i am english, from UK and dont know how to stop te arabic info https://dl.dropbox.com/u/46512205/show.png
[23:35] <glebihan> baazigar, you need to run "sudo apt-get update"
[23:35] <GeekSquid> !locale > kting
[23:36] <GeekSquid> !locale | tking
[23:36] <blubee> does anyone have any idea how to solve the issue? I cloned my svn truck to a local directory, made a system link from eclipse workspace to that cloned directory. Eclipse package explorer is empty, but if i try and import the projects into eclipse, then i get an error "resource '....' already exists"
[23:37] <baazigar> glebihan, updating, and i get a feeling that it will work this time.
[23:37] <Areckx> GeeksOnHugs::  gopchop that sounds like a good idea
[23:37] <glebihan> baazigar, it will
[23:37] <Areckx> errr GeeksOnHugs  thanks I'll check out gopchop
[23:37] <Areckx> errr GeekSquid
[23:37] <Areckx> BWAH lol
[23:37] <GeekSquid> Areckx: no problem, ur, uh Hugs to you too
[23:38] <Areckx> GeekSquid::  lol and Cinerella looks really complex but looks fully featured, I best learn it now
[23:38] <hats> Would someone mind helping me install nvida drivers on an xbmcbuntu box?
[23:39] <ikonia> hats: there is an xbmc ubuntu channel
[23:39] <ikonia> hats: it's not an official ubuntu release.
[23:39] <pckchem> !nvidia | hats
[23:39] <pckchem> may help you
[23:40] <hats> alright, i will check that out.
[23:41] <MonkeyDust> hats  try #xbmc-pvr
[23:44] <hexadeEXC> niggers!
[23:44] <hats> thanks MonkeyDust
[23:47] <pckchem> !language ?
[23:48] <ag_> exit
[23:48] <ag_> quit
[23:48] <pckchem> !language | hexadeEXC
[23:48] <ag_> close
[23:48] <MonkeyDust> ag_  it's /part
[23:48] <pckchem> that actually made me lol.
[23:49] <Mattias> MonkeyDust: it's /close if you want to close the buffer too :P
[23:49] <HiddenKnowledge> Mattias: Eeh, I think that depends on your client.
[23:49] <Mattias> Might, I use weeChat so...
[23:50] <HiddenKnowledge> Mattias: While /part works across all clients. Atleast, it should.
[23:50] <Mattias> will try it now
[23:50] <Mattias> yeah, it only parted, but did not close my buffer
[23:51] <HiddenKnowledge> Mattias: On Irssi you use /wc to close the buffer
[23:51] <HiddenKnowledge> :P
[23:51] <pckchem> mattias: /buffer clear
[23:51] <Mattias> pckchem: but that only clears the buffer :P
[23:52] <Mattias> /close is the way to go
[23:52] <pckchem> mattias: sorry I joined half way through the ask, thought that was all you wanted.
[23:52] <HiddenKnowledge> Or /quit if you just want to get of the entire server. Lol >_>
[23:52] <HiddenKnowledge> off *
[23:53] <pckchem> mattias: try this: http://www.weechat.org/files/doc/stable/weechat_user.en.html
[23:53] <Mattias> pckchem: I was just explaining /part does not close the buffer :P
[23:54] <baazigar> glebihan, it worked , thanks.
[23:54] <glebihan> baazigar, you're welcome
[23:55] <pckchem> mattias: looks like irc.look.part_closes_buffer is what you want in the .conf
[23:56] <Fefefefe> Hey los3rz
[23:56] <Mattias> pckchem: /close is a much more logical command :P
[23:56] <Mattias> close buffer and channel
[23:56] <pckchem> Get a better client ;)
[23:58] <Mattias> weeChat is the best (^^♪
[23:58] <Mattias> kvm is just awesome
[23:58] <bwat47> i just use pidgin
[23:59] <Mattias> to think you could use a virtual machine on a headless server which does not have xorg, and connect to it so easily over the network :)