[00:00] <W4sp> bonez2046: I noticed it some time ago when you posted it the first time.
[00:00] <bonez2046> Pessimist: I did follow it and xrandr shows I have a zillion choices, yet only 800x600 shows up
[00:00] <bonez2046> oh, sorry w4sp
[00:00] <nasa01> W4sp, so what logs should I produce to troubleshoot this?
[00:01] <Pessimist> bonez2046, http://myit-solutions.blogspot.com/2010/09/how-to-add-and-set-custom-display.html
[00:02] <bonez2046> ok, thanks
[00:04] <tworkin1> useradd doesn't create a home directory?
[00:05] <W4sp> nasa01: syslog is already there. Sorry. You can find syslog* in /var/log. Search for the first occurence of the error and scroll up to see if there is anything suspicious. As said, it may be a dbus error and that would mean I cannot assist further as it is not in my league.
[00:05] <zykotick9> tworkin1: not unless you tell it to create one.  i'd suggest adduser though...
[00:05] <lnxslck> tworkin1, if you used the -D option it should create a home
[00:06] <W4sp> nasa01: Do you have sound and all that jazz working?
[00:06] <nasa01> W4sp, I will at syslog again -- but I do believe that is the 1st sign of an error.
[00:06] <nasa01> W4sp, Yes - but only after the system is fully booted up and I have started a sound app (such as pavucontrol)
[00:07] <tworkin1> anything else useradd woul dhave missed?
[00:08] <W4sp> nasa01: I see. When Ubuntu comes up and shows you the Light DM it plays normally a sound. Do I understand from your description that this is not the case? Instead, you need to login and start a sound application.
[00:09] <nasa01> Yes
[00:10] <W4sp> nasa01: <sigh> There's light at the end of the tunnel.
[00:10]  * nasa01 hopes its not a train
[00:10] <W4sp> nasa01: It's a train aproaching us fast. :-)
[00:11] <ali_> bonjour
[00:11] <benassi_> http://www.techhive.com/article/2000260/valve-makes-left-for-dead-2-faster-on-linux-than-on-windows.html :D
[00:13] <xangua> thinking about buying a bluetooth dongle, the bluetooth version is 1.2; do you think i could get issues in ubuntu?
[00:14] <Dr_Willis> xangua:  ive gotten several cheap dongles over the last 2 years.. rarely had issues
[00:14] <nasa01> brb
[00:14] <Dr_Willis> of course some times bluetooth is just a pain to get going. :) but its not the dongles fault
[00:15] <Dr_Willis> bluetooth is the sort of thing they really should have put in every desktop/laptop by default.. now a days. im seeing bluetooth removed from printers and other gizmos because wifi is becommng so commonplace.
[00:15] <raptornv> hi
[00:15] <raptornv> I have a problem with my server
[00:15] <raptornv> please help me
[00:16] <Dr_Willis> You have to state the actual problem first.. raptornv
[00:16] <raptornv> not run multimedia server
[00:16] <xangua> Dr_Willis: it was a pain in the ass to get the printer to use my wifi with ubuntu, i had to use the windows machine and the windows driver to do it
[00:17] <Dr_Willis> xangua:  my brother wifi, i just.. well went to the printers ip# with a browser. :)
[00:18] <Dr_Willis> bigger issue was decideing which of the services the printer offered to use in Ubuntu.  ipp: samba, and others id never seen befor. ;P
[00:18] <xangua> I couln't get the ip, felt frustrated and simply turned on windows XD
[00:18] <Dr_Willis> raptornv:  More details will help us help you...   so far you got some sort of 'server' that cant run some sort of 'multimedia'
[00:19] <Dr_Willis> xangua:  hmm.. printers 'test' page showed them here.
[00:19] <Tired_Old_Man> His waitress won't bring him a DVD,
[00:19] <raptornv> I use tomp
[00:19] <Dr_Willis> grandson is always pushing the printers test/power button he finds it funny when it spits paper out. :P 4 yr olds...
[00:20] <Dr_Willis> raptornv:  we can understand more then 3 words per line. Try to talk in complete sentances and give details.
[00:20] <Dr_Willis> !info tomp
[00:20] <raptornv> ok
[00:20] <raptornv> my english is bad
[00:20] <raptornv> i speak spanish
[00:20] <raptornv> you understand spanish?
[00:20] <raptornv> I novice
[00:20] <Dr_Willis> no hablo
[00:20] <raptornv> hahahah
[00:20] <raptornv> ok
[00:21] <Asad2005> I have a pool of mirrored 2 drives set up under ubuntu that i want to use for /home. What would be best to create zfs pool/home or use the whole pool mounted as /home
[00:21] <raptornv> first I learn more english
[00:21] <xangua> !es | raptornv
[00:21] <raptornv> thanyou
[00:21] <raptornv> very much
[00:24] <test2> Hi, I re installed ubuntu 12.04 because I upgraded my motherboard, processor and video card. However my /home is on another partition so I got to keep that. However, now when I log in to my old user account I get 1440x900 instead of 1650x1080. Once I am logged in I can change it to that but it resets everytime. I created a new account and tested it, no problem it went right to the correct resolution. Any idea what file is causing this i
[00:24] <test2> ssue?
[00:26] <Dr_Willis> theres a user setting to select the res. tried the monitors tool?  It could be the setting file for that setting is owed by root or somthing so you cant change it.
[00:26] <Dr_Willis> or is it called 'Displays' now.
[00:26] <test2> That is called displays now.
[00:27] <SolarisBoy> called Displays i think in settings
[00:27] <Dr_Willis> always annoying when they change the names of things. ;)
[00:27] <SolarisBoy> ++
[00:27] <Dr_Willis> and use more generic/vague terms that may not translate well..
[00:27] <test2> I have tried all sorts of things. I just found .compiz and .compiz-1 directories so I deleted them and will try that
[00:27] <monkers> Can i have 3 ip's pointed to the same host in resolv.conf and will it load balance like a dns server would ?
[00:27] <SolarisBoy> Dr_Willis: thats hitting the nail on the head =)
[00:27] <Dr_Willis> compiz does not set your res.. now stuff in .config/* might
[00:27] <monkers> (like using a dns server)
[00:27] <SolarisBoy> monkers: afaik no
[00:28] <SolarisBoy> you mean in /etc/hosts no?
[00:28] <jazzkovsky> what is the wine help channel. can't find it :/
[00:28] <Jordan_U> jazzkovsky: #winehq
[00:28] <jazzkovsky> thanks
[00:28] <Jordan_U> !alis | jazzkovsky
[00:28] <test2> I was just trying it according to an error in .xession_errors: I/O warning : failed to load external entity "/home/mike/.compiz/session/10fb5da61863f3c1d9134438496422900900000048220036"
[00:29] <Jordan_U> jazzkovsky: You're welcome.
[00:29] <Dr_Willis> test2:  you could just make some backup dir and move all your various .* type configs over - till you find the one that does it. ;)
[00:29] <benassi_> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IVpOyKCNZYw haha
[00:29] <benassi_> :D
[00:30] <test2> Dr_Willis, I will give that a try
[00:30] <Dr_Willis> test2:  or  compare whats in the new users dir with the problem users.. see what files exist in the problem users..
[00:31] <bazhang> benassi_, dont paste that here
[00:31] <Dr_Willis> If you dont specifically uise the displays tool.. it should use the system default. so finding the config file and removeing it should tell it to use the defaults
[00:31] <benassi_> bazhang sorry my bad
[00:31] <Dr_Willis> test2:  possible location .config/dconf
[00:32] <test2> There is something in .config that is causing a prob for sure I moved that dir and it works, now i just have to narrow it down
[00:32] <trism> test2: ~/.config/monitors.xml
[00:32] <jazzkovsky> msg lis help list
[00:33] <Dr_Willis> dident even see that xml file. ;P
[00:33] <bazhang> !alis > jazzkovsky
[00:33] <test2> trism, there is def a reference to 1440x900 in that xml file. Idk why a grep never turned it up when I search for 1440
[00:33] <arunkumar413> Dr_Willis, i want to select the conditions for text to find and the program should create the regular expression not that i have to hard code the regular expression and test it. I just want to select the logic and text and the program should create the regular expression'
[00:34] <SolarisBoy> they have regex generators online afaik
[00:34] <Dr_Willis> arunkumar413:  good luck.
[00:34] <nasa01> back
[00:34]  * Dr_Willis has a big book on regular expressions. :)  they are a amazing tool. and can be very.. picky
[00:35] <W4sp> nasa01: Good, did you try something?
[00:35] <SolarisBoy> regular expressions rock - saved my life on numerous occasions
[00:35] <delinquentme> Dr_Willis, used regex to solve a simple problem, now he has two. One of which isn't so simple
[00:35] <nasa01> no - I got called away...  What do you suggest I try?
[00:36] <SolarisBoy> arunkumar413: http://txt2re.com/
[00:36] <monkers> ty SolarisBoy, no round robin in the hosts file.
[00:36] <Dr_Willis> delinquentme:  :) one of the first things i learned to do with regular explressions was convert an old 'dice rolling' script from REXX. :)  took several dozen+ lines  into 1 regexp.
[00:36] <SolarisBoy> yea - no way
[00:37] <SolarisBoy> i generally just use re to pull some interesting data out of other data generally from output of some command or query - in many applications its awesome though - like input validation with web apps
[00:37] <delinquentme> Dr_Willis, at the cost of others understanding your jibberish <3
[00:37] <Dr_Willis> delinquentme:  i used the comment feature. ;P
[00:38] <W4sp> nasa01: I have not much to offer. I cannot simulate the issue. There are reported faults surrounding dbus and audio. That would match with our initial diagnosis. However, there are accepted bugs in upstream of dbus.
[00:38] <Dr_Willis> old silly 'test' we would run on all the new pcs, roll a few thousand random 'dice'  and see how fast they were.. then plot out the distribution.
[00:38] <delinquentme> O_o
[00:39] <nasa01> Yeah, I think I saw them -- though they seem to have been there a bit
[00:39] <Dr_Willis> good night all...
[00:40] <nasa01> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-driver/+bug/933209 is the closest to what I have seen.
[00:40] <nasa01> :{
[00:41] <W4sp> nasa01: Do you have Intel 82801I as well?
[00:41] <nasa01> W4sp, no I don't
[00:43] <W4sp> nasa01: Can't tell. I can check further - do you have a change to put the relevant part of the syslog onti pastebin?
[00:43] <W4sp> nasa01: Please check if it does not contain sensitive information.
[00:44] <W4sp> s/change/chance
[00:45] <nasa01> W4sp, I'm going to have to put that off for tomorrow night - as It's in my *car* (yeah, that's right a carpc running ubuntu)
[00:46] <W4sp> nasa01: np
[00:46] <nasa01> I really appreciate you taking the time to look into this
[00:46] <Starlight_> How do I connect to Ubuntu 12.04 Remote Desktop with win7?
[00:47] <Starlight_> I used to use VNC viewer, but the screen is not refreshed..
[00:47] <W4sp> nasa01: When you fetch the syslog it may be useful to see dmesg as well if that's OK with you.
[00:47] <nasa01> Works for me
[00:47] <W4sp> nasa01: OK, fine then.
[00:48] <nasa01> W4sp, you on about the same time tomorrow?
[00:49] <Asad2005> Anyone know of a dedicated channel for zfs under ubuntu or linux
[00:49] <W4sp> nasa01: I'm usually around, yes.
[00:50] <zykotick9> Asad2005: why would such a channel exist?  zfs isn't really gnu/linux compatible (legally speaking)...
[00:51] <Asad2005> i got it it does exist its #zfsonlinux
[00:52] <Starlight_> It worked until I updated to the new version of Ubuntu.. And the new version supports my graphics card..
[00:52] <W4sp> Asad2005: ZFS is default for FreeBSD, #freebsd. It's also Sun's fs. There is no ZFS Ubuntu channel.
[00:55] <compdoc> for me its ext4 or I go naked
[00:55] <FreezingCold> Is there anything similar to this for Ubuntu?  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFSGCRp0Dcg  It's basically a math OCR program that allows you to take notes using a tablet
[00:55] <Starlight_> How do I connect to Ubuntu 12.04 Remote Desktop (that uses 3d) with win7?
[00:55] <bazhang> !equivalents > FreezingCold
[00:56] <nasa01> W4sp, cool - hopefully we can figure this out then...
[00:56] <FreezingCold> bazhang: It's not a very common thing
[00:56] <FreezingCold> Trust me, I tried google
[00:56] <compdoc> ubuntu has an RDP package for remote control
[00:56] <compdoc> I use VNC
[00:57] <Starlight_> Yes I activated Remote desktop
[00:57] <Starlight_> What VNC application do you use on Win7?
[00:57] <Starlight_> I get a picture, but it freeze..
[00:57] <Sakorty> Hello
[00:58] <Sakorty> is there any way to install wine1.4 without using the terminal?
[00:58] <Starlight_> I can start programs and stuff, but I cannot see the changes in the VNC on win7
[00:59] <Starlight_> Anyone?
[00:59] <harris> how do i burn a .rar to disk
[01:00] <Starlight_> This channel is not very active it seems..
[01:01] <tech1> when you open a zip file and can see the files in there and open one, does that file get extracted somewhere? and if so does it get automatically deleted once you close the file
[01:03] <Starlight_> Cans omeone please tell me what VNC application to use to connect to Ubuntu from Win7??
[01:03] <Starlight_> Can someone'
[01:04] <Starlight_> I'm using RealVNC
[01:05] <tnk1> Can anyone help me with the commandline command to get my dvd phantom disc to unmount? For some reason, I unmounted and ejected the disc, but Nautilus still claims there is a cd there in devices.. but when you go to click it, it says error no disc in drive/etc..???
[01:05] <dudewhat> umount
[01:05] <tnk1> umount won't work.. i tried sudo umount /dev/sr0
[01:05] <tnk1> it says "not mounted"
[01:06] <dudewhat> umount -f /dev/sr0
[01:06] <tnk1> invalid arg/ not mounted
[01:06] <tnk1> but the devices list still lists the dvd there.. !
[01:06] <dudewhat> have you checked dmesg?
[01:07] <tnk1> http://pastebin.com/UEdTNqNB
[01:07] <tnk1> dudewhat: dmesg
[01:08] <OerHeks> try 'eject'
[01:11] <ki4ro_> .
[01:11] <blackshirt> tnk, what exactly your problems ?
[01:12] <W4sp> tnk1: As you said the DVD is already ejected. There's a lock for Nautilus that's read by Nautilus not relased. ;-)
[01:13] <itatitat> ey guys, trying to install Node js I've an error in the last step
[01:13] <itatitat> is this: Errno 2] No such file or directory: 'deps/uv/include/ares.h'
[01:13] <itatitat> I dont know.....
[01:13] <tnk1> W4sp: so what's the solution?
[01:13] <Starlight_> Can someone please tell me what VNC viewer application to use to connect to the new Ubuntu from Win7 (the Ubuntu Desktop has 3d drivers)??
[01:14] <tnk1> blackshirt: there's a phantom dvd being claimed in nautilus device list.. umount and umount -f do not get rid of it
[01:14] <Starlight_> I'm using RealVNC, and the picture is not refreshed.. It's just a static..
[01:15] <W4sp> tnk1: Check with mount what's actually mounted. Nautilus may be a display issue that will disappear after reboot.
[01:15] <blackshirt> ;-)
[01:16] <tnk1> reboot of computer is not a viable solution
[01:16] <powlsy> hello.  can anyone help me understand how to address an xorg error that logs me out every time i wake from suspend? 12.04
[01:16] <W4sp> tnk1: Fair enough. What does mount say? Is it mounted or not.
[01:17] <tnk1> nothing's mounted it says
[01:17] <tnk1> but i can't get anything to mount when inserting new dvd either
[01:17] <danes> hello, is there a ubuntu project for arm processors??
[01:17] <tnk1> so there is some lock that isn't releasing on nautilus/the sr0
[01:18] <W4sp> tnk1: Kill nauitlus and start it again with 'nautilus -c'.
[01:19] <OerHeks> !arm
[01:20]  * OerHeks would love to have an 8-core ARM
[01:20] <tnk1> W4sp: what's the -c for?
[01:20] <tnk1> running now
[01:20] <tnk1> doing checks
[01:21] <tnk1> W4sp: checks are taking a while
[01:22] <W4sp> tnk1: That's taking some time. Nautilus runs some self check.
[01:22] <tnk1> W4sp: yeah, still checking it is..
[01:22] <tnk1> should it take this long?
[01:22] <tnk1> it seems to be hanging, I'm guessing
[01:22] <tnk1> i can open another terminal and run some commands there to check
[01:23] <W4sp> tnk1: Did you kill nautilus adn then started it again with -c?
[01:24] <W4sp> tnk1: I mean, did you start N. from the terminal with the parameter?
[01:24] <tnk1> W4sp: yeah
[01:24] <tnk1> it's still checking.. not finishing..
[01:24] <tnk1> i'm assuming it's hung on something
[01:24] <W4sp> tnk1: OK, Cool then.
[01:24] <tnk1> i control c'd it
[01:25] <tnk1> W4sp: it was definitely hanging on something.. probably the sr0 error we are trying tos olve
[01:25] <tnk1> W4sp: I ran nautilus again without -c and the same phantom volume shows up in devices
[01:26] <W4sp> tnk1: I think so too. It's a good thing as it is an issue with nautilus, not with the fstabs
[01:26] <W4sp> brb
[01:27] <tnk1> any idea how to solve?
[01:28] <stormdude124> Can someone help me out with wubi?
[01:30] <zykotick9> stormdude124: doubtful.  the experienced users typically don't use wubi.  i really wish there was a specific #ubuntu-wubi support channel...
[01:31] <jeremiah_> I have received an error report, and now i can no longer update, open package manager, or synaptic. could someone help solve the problem? it says Error opening the cache (E:Encountered a section with no package: header, E:Problem with mergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/ ca.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_percise_main_i18n_Translation_en, E:The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.)'.
[01:31] <stormdude124> I would install normaly but on my laptop i dual boot windows 8 and 7
[01:31] <stormdude124> I have ubuntu on my desktop
[01:32] <zykotick9> stormdude124: saying what the problem is, might help though...  just sayin'
[01:33] <blob4000> hello! quick question. if my asus laptop doesn't show Wake On Lan in the bios, does that mean i don't have that capability?
[01:33] <stormdude124> @zykotick9 I was wondering if it wouldnt mess up the boot loader (Win 8 has a new GUI bootloader) windows 8 RP
[01:34] <zykotick9> stormdude124: lol - i have NO idea.  i don't use wubi... so you don't have to address me (i'm zero help!)
[01:35] <itatitat> guys im trying to install Node js, but the installation doesnt finde many files of "ares", like ares.h, ares_version.h.....why?
[01:35] <stormdude124> I was going to use wubi because i dont have any blank DVDs
[01:35] <itatitat> I dont know how to fix this
[01:37] <itatitat> someone can help me?
[01:38] <W4sp> tnk1: I'm back. Got a call.
[01:38] <stormdude124> Maby someone else can help me with WUBI installer?
[01:39] <W4sp> tnk1: Do you have root access to the box?
[01:40] <Starlight_> How do I disable desktop effects on the shared Ubuntu desktop?
[01:42] <Debolaz> Hmmm, can someone please go to https://berle.cc/ in Ubuntu and tell me if they see a valid certificate or not?
[01:44] <Sakorty> helo, can anyone here help me?
[01:44] <stormdude124> Can someone tell me that its possible to install WUBI on Windows 8?
[01:45] <IdleOne> stormdude124: probably not yet
[01:45] <powlsy> Debolaz: yes
[01:45] <IdleOne> least not till windows8 is released
[01:45] <tnk1> W4sp: of course
[01:45] <Debolaz> Hrmm…. Firefox keeps telling me the certificate is invalid due to the issuer not being recognized.
[01:46] <stormdude124> @IdleOne I dual boot windows 8 RP and windows 7 Was Just wondering if anyone has actually tried it
[01:47]  * killer thinks people should stop  using the virus named windows
[01:48] <D9J0M> +1
[01:48]  * bz thinks people should stop drinking pepsi and just switch to coke
[01:48] <W4sp> tnk1: I needed to answer a call. We nned to kill a process that requires root access. I assume you are familiar with it. Find the process ID of gvfs-gdu-volume (sudo ps -e | grep gvfs-gdu-volume), then kill it with 'sudo kill -9 <the PID>.
[01:49] <W4sp> tnk1: If you run nautilus again with no command line parameters the volume should have gone.
[01:51] <tnk1> it gave a gvfs owner volume monitor error
[01:51] <Sakorty> hi
[01:51] <W4sp> tnk1: When?
[01:51] <tnk1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1135339/
[01:51] <tnk1> W4sp: maybe itw orked
[01:51] <tnk1> let me check
[01:53] <David23400> Hi, how can i add Persian(Farsi) layout to my keyboard on lubuntu?
[01:54] <tnk1> W4sp: it also got rid of the automounted external hd's.. should i do sudo mount -a again?
[01:54] <W4sp> tnk1: OK, if you repeat the ps -e command it should be gone, just start nautilus and see if the volume isn't there.
[01:55] <W4sp> tnk1: No, the volumes are still there. It's N. that's causing confusion.
[01:55] <W4sp> tnk1: You can check with mount if that's correct.
[01:56] <tnk1> W4sp: I put a blank dvd in, and it won't mount or load auto on N
[01:58] <W4sp> tnk1: What does mount say? Is your DVD mounted?
[01:59] <UbuntuBoy> I want to reinstall Ubuntu and need to start it from inside Ubuntu. Any ideas?
[02:00] <David23400> Hi, how can i add Persian(Farsi) language layout to my keyboard on lubuntu?
[02:01] <tnk1> W4sp: dvd not mounted
[02:01] <tnk1> how do I check
[02:02] <Sakorty> Hello
[02:02] <W4sp> tnk1: You type in 'mount' in terminal.
[02:02] <UbuntuBoy> Nvm... I'll try something new.
[02:02] <Sakorty> does anyone here know how i can install tibia?
[02:03] <Ben64> I'm using screen, if I do CTRL+A 6 (which doesn't exist) screen gives me a list at the bottom of all the screens and which one I'm on. How do I bring that up without trying to go to a non existent screen?
[02:04] <iceroot> Ben64: ctrl + a +w
[02:04] <iceroot> Ben64: see als ctrl + a + ?
[02:04] <tech1> bug in nautilus, when extracting a zip that has only one folder(in zip'z root level), extracted folder is invisible until restarting nautilus
[02:04] <Ben64> iceroot: thanks!
[02:05] <iceroot> !bug | tech1
[02:05] <tech1> ok thanks
[02:05] <Sakorty> does anyone know how to install tibia?
[02:05] <iceroot> Sakorty: what should that be?
[02:06] <tnk1> W4sp: the phantom device is still there
[02:06] <Sakorty> iceroot: a game called tibia
[02:06] <iceroot> Sakorty: a windows game?
[02:06] <Sakorty> iceroot: well it has a linux version
[02:06] <Sakorty> iceroot: but i am new to linux so i dont really know what to do
[02:06] <W4sp> tnk1: But it was gone just before. What's now the output of your mount?
[02:07] <Sakorty> iceroot: when i downloaded it, the file was .tgz, should i extract it or what?
[02:08] <tnk1> W4sp: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1135348/
[02:08] <Ben64> Sakorty: tgz is a compressed file, so yes, you should extract it
[02:08] <Sakorty> ben64: but when i do i cant find an installation file
[02:08] <Ben64> what is in there
[02:09] <sandro_> hi
[02:09] <antuirno_> Is there a makefile?
[02:10] <Sakorty> all that is there is an executable file, i open it and it runs fine untill i pick the character, then the client gets blurry and i cant do anything in it
[02:10] <Ben64> you might want to contact the developer then
[02:11] <W4sp> tnk1: As per N., what is the name of the phantom device?
[02:11] <Sakorty> well my friends just downloaded it and its fine with them
[02:11] <W4sp> tnk1: I want to see if that matches the mount output.
[02:11] <playman> if I change my pc from intel to amd, (changing motherboard and stuff like that, but not the HDD) do I have to reinstall ubuntu?
[02:12] <Ben64> playman: no
[02:13] <playman> Ben64: so I just change the hardware and boot the PC, no settups or anything like that?
[02:13] <kanliot> if i edit /etc/xdg/lxsession/Lubuntu/autostart, why does all the commands have a @ in front?
[02:13] <Ben64> playman: correct. ubuntu is a lot nicer with hardware changes than windows
[02:14] <playman> Ben64: thank god for that :D thanks for the quick answer :)
[02:14] <Ben64> playman: no problem
[02:18] <mbeierl> I'm running ubuntu studio 12.04, and while suspend to ram works, the option for hibernate is greyed out.  I installed the hibernate package and can hibernate with sudo hibernate, but how do I get the power manager to hibernate on low battery?
[02:18] <iwan> tes
[02:21] <nejode> mbeierl, http://askubuntu.com/questions/94754/how-to-enable-hibernation-in-12-04
[02:23] <mbeierl> nejode, wow.  thanks.  That's an odd decision, but I guess they went that route instead of using TOI...
[02:23] <jaxdahl> http://pastebin.com/QDg1cFLq i don't know a lot about configure files but the logic on this seems backwards to me
[02:24] <nejode> mbeierl, here it's more graphical: http://www.howtogeek.com/113923/how-to-re-enable-hibernate-in-ubuntu-12.04/
[02:24] <eightieskhild> hello
[02:24] <eightieskhild> i'm having issues with my x server
[02:24] <mbeierl> nejode, got it already, thanks.  The howtogeek is a nice touch though.
[02:24] <eightieskhild> i have a multi screen display setup
[02:24] <eightieskhild> an ati 4670
[02:25] <eightieskhild> and it will only clone displays
[02:25] <eightieskhild> no multi display
[02:25] <eightieskhild> and the gfx are all goofy
[02:25] <rickb> hello
[02:25] <eightieskhild> alsoi ubuntu 11.10
[02:25] <eightieskhild> based
[02:25] <eightieskhild> (mint sent me here running mint 12)
[02:26] <rickb> weird issue with networking, i just loaded up ubuntu server 12.04 elected not to setup networking during install and then boom.. i get it up, manually set the ip using ifconfig, add some nameserver entries to /etc/resolv.conf (that work on any box) and i can ping the lan by ip but not the wan at all... route is setup properly, idk what the hell i did wrong...
[02:26] <rickb> that was a mistake.. i will always autoconfigure network.
[02:27] <servvs> can we petition canonical to remove unity and use gnome 3?
[02:28] <rahul_> please suggest: which one is better to run window application in ubuntu cingwn, mingwn or wine, or is their anyother better software?
[02:28] <servvs> wine is the one I use
[02:28] <mbeierl> nejode, thanks again - just completed a hibernate cycle!
[02:28] <sandro_> hi all
[02:29] <Sakorty> hey guys, what is a shell command prompt?
[02:29] <servvs> a terminal
[02:29] <servvs> like dos for window
[02:29] <servvs> windows
[02:29] <antuirno_> but, much better!
[02:30] <rahul_> servvs, can game runs on that properly?
[02:30] <Sakorty> i mean it sais here that in order to make the script executable i have to open the shell command prompt
[02:30] <Sakorty> so i should open the terminal?
[02:30] <servvs> it depends on which game rahul_ , and some of the require some configuring
[02:30] <mbeierl> rahul_, as far as I know, cygwin is a unix environment for MS Windows, not an MS Windows environment for Linux
[02:30] <servvs> just google the game name followed by wineHQ
[02:31] <servvs> and you will be presented with results of other people success or failure
[02:32] <sandro_> is this the main channel about ubuntu ?
[02:32] <eightieskhild> !ati
[02:32] <rahul_> ok, thanks.
[02:32] <Sakorty> "Make sure that X is running"   what does that mean?
[02:33] <antuirno_> what's problem with ati?
[02:33] <nejode> Sakorty, right click on the file, >properties> go to the permissions tab  and check the executable checkbox
[02:33] <servvs> x is basically your display driver
[02:34] <sandro_> I have not ever use the irc chat
[02:34] <servvs> I believe this is the main channel for ubuntu sandro_
[02:34] <Sakorty> nejode: now it says open a command prompt under X
[02:36] <nejode> Sakorty, if you're not comfortable with the command prompt, you can change permissions graphically
[02:36] <sandro_> someone speak italian ?
[02:37] <nejode> sandro_, #ubuntu-it
[02:37] <Sakorty> nejode: well i am trying to learn this stuff because i am getting a new laptop in a while, so i guess the more i use the commands now the easier it will be to set all this up on the new laptop
[02:37] <sandro_> yes but no talks...
[02:38] <mbeierl> What's the name of the meta-package to install the 12.04 gnome desktop with Unity?  Is it gnome-desktop-environment?
[02:38] <luftikuss> '~$ LANG=C man console-setup; No manual entry for console-setup' What is the associated command for console-setup?
[02:38] <Sakorty> nejode: how do i cd to the file?
[02:38] <lima> for some reason i can't boot solaris haha
[02:39] <lima> i installed windows first, solaris, then ubuntu 12.04
[02:39] <servvs> type cd /directory/path/to/file
[02:39] <luftikuss> lima, Is you question Ubuntu-related?
[02:39] <luftikuss> lima, Is your question Ubuntu-related?
[02:39] <servvs> I think its grub related
[02:39] <sandro_> can I ask ?
[02:39] <nejode> Sakorty, have you worked before with MS-DOS or the windows command prompt?
[02:40] <mbeierl> lima, what bootloader is being used?
[02:40] <Sakorty> nejode: no, thats my problem i guess  :/
[02:40] <lima> ubuntu's grub.. grub2?
[02:40] <sandro_> if i know the lodin accounts af a friend in facebook
[02:40] <luftikuss> !it | sandro
[02:41]  * HackerII reboot, brb
[02:41] <sandro_> li non parla nessuno
[02:41] <nejode> Sakorty, then stick to the graphical part for a while... then you can get your feet wet with the terminal
[02:41] <yj> what's nl80211
[02:41] <rickb> i setup a dhcp reservation and said screw it static iping a box is harder than i thought
[02:42] <Sakorty> nejode: uhm the problem is there is no tutorial for another way to open the game, the only way i found was through wine since it is a windows game
[02:42] <W4sp> luftikuss: setupcon
[02:42] <luftikuss> W4sp, Thank you for your help.
[02:43] <Sakorty> nejode: can you just give me an example for the cd
[02:43] <mbeierl> lima, did the grub install fail to find the solaris image, or is it that when you attempt to boot solaris from grub that it fails?
[02:44] <W4sp> lima: First threre was grub, GRUB2 is from FSF. GRUB2 is now commonly called GRUB, yet it refers to GRUB2.
[02:44] <nejode> Sakorty, cd is the command for "change directory"
[02:45] <Sakorty> nejode: that i know but when i try it says no such file or directory
[02:45] <nejode> Sakorty, where is you're file?
[02:46] <lima> solaris is located in /dev/sda3. this is what i have in my 40_custom: menuentry "solaris" { \ set root=(hd0,2) \ chainloader +1 }
[02:46] <lima> disregard the \
[02:46] <MoTec> Shouldn't this be telling me what port nessus is listening on?  What am I doing wrong?  james ~ $  sudo netstat -a | grep nessus
[02:46] <MoTec> tcp        0      0 *:nessus                *:*                     LISTEN
[02:46] <lima> and it simply boots windows
[02:47] <Sakorty> nejode: its supposed to be in    ~/.wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Tibia
[02:48] <lima> mbeierl: ubuntu failed to find solaris and add it to grub's entry
[02:48] <nejode> lima, http://sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair/home/Home/
[02:49] <mbeierl> lima, ok, and I see that you have the 40_custom, which is about the point where my knowledge would end, sorry.  You appear to have already tried what I would suggest.
[02:50] <nejode> Sakorty, press CTRL+ALT+T
[02:50] <mbeierl> lima, what does the windows boot entry look like?  does its (hd0,N) match its partition?
[02:50] <Sakorty> nejode: done
[02:51] <nejode> Sakorty, type: cd .wine
[02:51] <lima> mbeierl: i dont know where to check the windows boot entry
[02:51] <nejode> Sakorty, + enter of course
[02:51] <mbeierl> lima, random thought - did you try hd0,3?
[02:52] <lima> i did
[02:52] <lima> it wouldnt boot into anything
[02:52] <Sakorty> nejode: oh i get it, thanks a lot
[02:53] <nejode> Sakorty, ok
[02:54] <lima> mbeierl: :/
[02:54] <W4sp> MoTec: Can you find 'nessus' in /etc/services?
[02:55] <MoTec> W4sp: I found it with sudo netstat -plnt | grep nessusd
[02:55] <MoTec> It's listening on 1241
[02:56] <lima> i will try the program called grub-customizer.. maybe it will solve my problem
[02:56] <MoTec> W4sp: And yeah, it's in /etc/services on port 1241 also
[02:56] <MoTec> I just can't get the stupid client to connect, I guess.
[02:56] <yuda> hey guys
[02:56] <W4sp> MoTec: Great. If you have a similar thing... :nessus points to the port as specified in that file.
[02:56] <MoTec> I stop using the tool for like 4 years and they take away the client.. sucks, lol
[02:57] <yuda> i want to ask for operation linux
[02:57] <W4sp> MoTec: You want to connect a clinet to port 1241 of the machine you ran the netstat?
[02:57] <MoTec> W4sp: Yep
[02:57] <Amtrask> Hello all. I am hoping to get an issue resolved with installing the GRUB bootloader in the alternative CD. I want to install it to a partition [eg /dev/sda2] instead of the boot sector, but no version of Ubuntu succeeds when I try [either Ubuntu or Xubuntu, new or 10.04]
[02:57] <yuda> hem.. you must make os in usb or cd
[02:58] <yuda> what the function of ubuntu
[02:58] <mbeierl> lima, I'm out of my depth then.  I don't know why grub would boot into Windows instead of Solaris.  When is the last time you had Solaris booting?  Is it possible that the Windows boot loader overwrote the Solaris one?
[02:59] <yuda> oohh i see. thanks
[03:00] <W4sp> MoTec: You can check from the client with telnet if you get through. You're a network admin, aren't you?
[03:00] <yuda> oh yeah. why in the ubuntu not can plAY the game..?
[03:00] <MoTec> W4sp: Yeah.  It connects.  It looks like it's a problem with the client
[03:01] <jaxdahl> i want to get a newer version of a package that is in quantal into my precise install, what's the best way to do this?
[03:01] <W4sp> MoTec: That would be 'telnet <netstatbox> 1241
[03:01] <lima> if anything, the solaris bootloader overwrote the solaris one
[03:01] <lima> i will keep trying
[03:01] <lima> thanks mbeierl
[03:01] <mbeierl> lima, solaris overwrote solaris?
[03:01] <lima> windows
[03:01] <W4sp> MoTec: Glad to hear.
[03:02] <mbeierl> lima, ok, solaris overwrote the windows one is what you were saying then?
[03:02] <lima> mbeierl: yes
[03:02] <mbeierl> lima, but then ... just throwing ideas out ... once Solaris was installed, were you able to boot Windows still?
[03:02] <mikehaas763> How would I enable vim syntax highlighting on a default install of ubuntu 12.04?
[03:02] <nejode> Amtrask, can you be more specific
[03:02] <MoTec> W4sp: Ah, or likely I'm maxing out the memory on my limited little VPS.
[03:03] <W4sp> MoTec: to isolate the isseu you would need log files from the client perhaps.
[03:03] <mbeierl> mikehaas763, have you insalled vim instead of the default vim-tiny?
[03:03] <Amtrask> nejode when the installer gets to the part where it installs GRUB and bootloader, it asks if I want to install to the bootsector. I select no and specify the partition I want it on, at which point it fails. This has happened on two different computers too, I'm certain it's a problem in the installer itself
[03:04] <mikehaas763> mbeierl, I installed vim-runtime
[03:04] <mikehaas763> but still no highlighting
[03:04] <MoTec> W4sp: No, I can see I'm exceeding memory.  I just need a bigger box.
[03:04] <mbeierl> mikehaas763, try installing vim itself.
[03:05] <W4sp> MoTec: The smiling rackspace provider. ;-)
[03:06] <mikehaas763> mbeierl, thanks that did the trick
[03:06] <nejode> Amtrask, do you have another bootloader installed on the MBR?
[03:06] <mbeierl> mikehaas763, it's one of the first things I do in a new install :)
[03:06] <MoTec> Oh, ouch.. Yeah.  Nessusd was using 220mb.. I only have 256mb on this VPS
[03:07] <MoTec> Guess it's time to upgrade.
[03:08] <W4sp> MoTec: Yeah, that's a lot. Good luck with it.
[03:08] <MoTec> W4sp: Thanks.   That's what I get for being cheap and going with a tiny little VPS.. It's fine for IRC and such but nessusd slammed it.
[03:08] <Amtrask> nejode yes, one for Truecrypt for an encrypted install of Windows. I don't know how to configure chainloading so I'd prefer to keep it in-place
[03:09] <Amtrask> nejode normally I'd just install the GRUB loader on the partition, so I could escape out of the Truecrypt one and boot Linux
[03:10] <nejode> Amtrask, have you tried doing it manually?
[03:11] <Amtrask> nejode manually installing the booloader? I wouldn't know how
[03:12] <guest-36H0kd> Is there a terminal command to write a ISO image to a USB drive?
[03:13] <OerHeks> !info dd
[03:13] <nejode> Amtrask, booting into you're ubuntu instalation and running grub-install /dev/sda2
[03:13] <W4sp> OerHeks: It should be installed by default.
[03:14] <mint11111> howdy
[03:14] <mint11111> how do I create a partition from sector 1 to 254 when fdisk only let`s me create from 2048 on?
[03:16] <compdoc> mint11111, it does that to align the partition correctly, and if its not done that way for some drives, it kills performance reading/writing
[03:16] <compdoc> best to leave it alone
[03:16] <mint11111> compdoc: is there a way to override it?
[03:17] <mint11111> compdoc: only with parted?
[03:17] <compdoc> well, its built into gparted, and I think parted now
[03:18] <nejode> Amtrask, try this out: http://www.supergrubdisk.org/super-grub2-disk/
[03:19] <nejode> Amtrask, or this: http://sourceforge.net/p/boot-repair/home/Home/
[03:19] <jaxdahl> answered my own question: looks like i just simply add quantal to the sources file, edit /etc/apt/preferences and pin it at a low priority so precise packages are still the default, then if i want a newer package i do apt-get install foo/quantal
[03:19] <mint11111> compdoc: ok, thanks
[03:22] <Amtrask> nejode I will try those, thanks
[03:22] <cyphin> Anyone here using 12.10 daily without problems?
[03:23] <xangua> !12.10 | cyphin
[03:25] <g0ku> Hey I was wondering if there is a way to have ubuntu recognize NTFS drives?
[03:25] <SnapSnap> Is there a terminal command to write a ISO image to a USB drive?
[03:25] <cfhowlett> g0ku: what do you mean?  Ubuntu sees my windows drive without problem.  Are you talking read/write/save?
[03:26] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: DD
[03:26] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: *dd*
[03:26] <g0ku> My drive is also encrypted through bitlocker, its not showing up o_o
[03:26] <cfhowlett> g0ku: yeah, little details like that ...not sure you can make bitlocker/ubuntu/windows live in peace
[03:27] <SnapSnap> I tried that. Here's my situation: when I started my computer today, it froze as soon as I log in. I can only log in using the guest account. All of my stuff is in the cloud so I'm just going to create a new start-up disk. However, I can't use sudo, and unetbootin won't ask for authentication. I tried "dd" but needed to be root.
[03:28] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: are you dual booting or multi-HDD or something
[03:30] <SnapSnap> The only thing I can think is, I downloaded VirtualBox and tried to install Ubuntu to a virtual machine. I left it to work and when I came back the screen was black- presumably locked- but when I tried to wake it up it wouldn't respond. After several minutes I did a hard shutdown. That's when the problem started.
[03:31] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: windows host?
[03:31] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: windows host, ubuntu guest for virtualbox?
[03:31] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: Nope, Ubuntu host. Ubuntu guest
[03:32] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: shouldn't effect your booting in
[03:32] <SnapSnap> That's what I thought- but it's the only thing I've changed.
[03:32] <linelevel> Hi. When I try to change my screen brightness using the keyboard shortcut, it doesn't work. But if I switch to a different console (e.g Ctrl+Alt+F2), then the keyboard shortcut works, and the change remains when I switch back (Ctrl+Alt+F7). Can anyone explain why this might be occurring?
[03:33] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: suggest you reinstall grub.  assuming no other changes, your root system and data should be present and safe.  perhaps the bootloader scrambled somehow?
[03:33] <giiker> I'm trying to establish a communication between Pidgin running in Ubuntu, but I can't discover the other user on my LAN, I have opened ports and everything but nothing works, what am I doing wrong?
[03:34] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: The computer seems fine up until the login screen. I can even get into the account, but it locks completely up as soon as the desktop loads- so I think the problem is with Ubuntu rather than the bootloader. Does that make sense?
[03:35] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: you explained it quite well, and you're right.  forget my suggestion, it's not the bootloader.
[03:35] <bitfish> I have a quick question what dose the c do for cvlc? I just know I use this to run my vlc stuff with it.
[03:36] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: hey do you have an admin user account for managing your system and a normal user account for everyday use?
[03:36] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: No. My everyday account is an admin.
[03:37] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: It's the default setting and I never changed it
[03:37] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: oh.  ok.  *ahem*
[03:37] <searayman> test
[03:37] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: any other users touch your system?
[03:37] <searayman> is therey any reason why some irc channels will not let me post?
[03:37] <cfhowlett> searayman: you've been banned?
[03:37] <ultrixx> searayman: is your nick registered?
[03:38] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: Yeah... that's what I was worried about. No one else touched it.
[03:38] <searayman> ultrixx, i dont think so may have tried once. I am trying to get into #sql but it wont let me post and i just have a few quick simple sql questions
[03:38] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: ok, I don't know what's going on there, but you should at least be able to boot to the command line ...
[03:38] <searayman> ultrixx, no of any other channel that is appropriate to ask for sql help in?
[03:38] <SnapSnap> searayman: Some channels have their own rules. For example, some require you to register your nickname with NickServ before you can post.
[03:38] <ultrixx> searayman: just register.
[03:39] <ultrixx> searayman: no big deal, really
[03:39] <searayman> ultrixx, how do i register
[03:39] <ultrixx> just type /msg nickserv help
[03:39] <ivan__> hi everybody, I'd like to know if is possible install an emulator of Play Station on my ubuntu distro 10.04 LTS 64 bits?
[03:40] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: I tried sudo dd. This is what I got- "unable to change to sudoers gid: Operation not permitted sudo: setresuid() [0, 0, 0] -> [116, -1, -1]: Operation not permitted"
[03:41] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: version of ubuntu?
[03:41] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: 12.04
[03:41] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: and it was working fine, right?  recent updates maybe?  kernel update or something
[03:41] <dpr> ready, drp
[03:43] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: Oh! That reminds me. A few days ago my update manager told me it could only do a partial upgrade; didn't specify exactly why. It's been working just fine up until a few hours ago. I've rebooted it multiple times since I updated last.
[03:43] <ivan__> I want to play Play Station's games on my ubuntu distro. How could I do this? I tried to do it for long time...
[03:44] <SnapSnap> ivan_: This is relevant to my interests.
[03:44] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: yeah, THAT'S suspicious.  Partial/interrupted upgrades are cause for concern.  I think your best bet is reinstall.  Don't format your /home and your data should be retained...
[03:46] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: That's the thing. I can't reinstall because I can't create a startup disk on this computer, because I can't use sudo. I could use a different computer but this is good for learning how Ubuntu works.
[03:46] <ivan__> SnapSnap: Do you want play also?
[03:46] <SnapSnap> ivan_: Yes, but I have no idea how.
[03:46] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: bite the bullet you must.  suggest you create a live boot USB for future use.
[03:47] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: I'll do just that. Thanks for your help.
[03:47] <cfhowlett> ivan__: look in software center for playstation and install the emulator
[03:47] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: good luck.  have fun
[03:49] <ivan__> cfhowlett: I tried but unfortunately isn't work.
[03:50] <cfhowlett> ivan__: sorry your options are limited ...
[03:52] <hirsty_> morning all
[03:52] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: greetings
[03:52] <ivan__> cfhowlett: I feared... but always can I have nintendo games :)
[03:52] <cfhowlett> ivan__: indeed.
[03:52] <hirsty_> ie the ubuntu + windows 7 issue :(
[03:52] <hirsty_> ive*
[03:52] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: greetings
[03:52] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: details ...
[03:53] <hirsty_> lol sorry installed ubuntu now my windows 7 installation refuses to load just blinks at me
[03:53] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: installed windows first then installed ubuntu?  Dual boot NOT wubi?
[03:54] <hirsty_> windows then ubuntu - dual booot
[03:55] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: and windows appears in the grub menu, right?
[03:56] <hirsty_> well did until i tried reinstating the mbr with the WinRE
[03:56] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: ...
[03:56] <cfhowlett> :(
[03:56] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: why would you need to reinstate the mbr ...
[03:56] <_skpl> that was a mistake.
[03:57] <hirsty_> just doing a BootRepair on the MBR now will provide you with a link
[03:57] <hirsty_> what....windows is my main partition.....i installed ubuntu as a change of theme and hav ehad it lying around for a bit
[03:58] <hirsty_> sorry if i seem a tad snappy, 4am :D
[03:58] <phonebook_> why doesn't the ubuntu file chooser see jpg's spelled in upper case (JPG)?
[03:58] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: don't know enough about winRE to comment, but normal dual boot requires only that win7 be installed BEFORE ubuntu.  AFter that, absent weird configuration, ubuntu detects win7, configures grub and you're off to the races.
[03:59] <hirsty_> cfhowlett: would a bootinfo log help?
[03:59] <wilee-nilee> hirsty_, post the bootscript generated when using that bootrepair tool.
[03:59] <hirsty_> just creating a summary now
[03:59] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: paste the bootlog.  to fix?  As I said, never used winRE.  I'd suggest first boot your windows CDROM and running the repair function.  Yes, this WILL wipe out ubuntu, but then you live boot ubuntu cdrom and reinstall grub.  Fixed.
[03:59] <wilee-nilee> called botinfo I belive
[03:59] <wilee-nilee> bootinfo*
[04:00] <hirsty_> Windows recovery environment :D the one off the windows cd >.>
[04:00] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: ah.  of course.  OK.
[04:01] <hirsty_> blegh exited by accident....bare with me
[04:01] <irreverant> Wow... KDE has changed some!
[04:01] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: for the record, repairing windows only wipes out Ubuntu bootloading/grub.  Data and systems are still in place.
[04:01] <hirsty_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1135444/
[04:01] <hirsty_> its like a fight between the two loaders lol
[04:02] <phonebook_> why doesnt the file chooser see files with uppercase extensions? e.g. myPic.JPG doesnt show up but myPic.jpg does
[04:03] <TrollingForSoup> Linux is case-sensitive, maybe?
[04:03] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: indeed it is.
[04:03] <phonebook_> how do i fix that shortcoming?
[04:03] <TrollingForSoup> Change the extensions to be in the proper case?
[04:03] <cfhowlett> phonebook_: rename your files.  live with it.
[04:04] <phonebook_> :|
[04:04] <irreverant> I have to say I didn't enjoy kde as much as I used to!
[04:04] <TrollingForSoup> KDE's too... bloated for me.
[04:04] <irreverant> Can anyone tell me what metacity ui is?
[04:04] <hirsty_> even when i had grub installed on selecting windows it would still just blink at me lol
[04:04] <TrollingForSoup> Well, metacity is a compositor, I believe.
[04:05] <TrollingForSoup> The UI might be the GUI settings editor?
[04:05] <TrollingForSoup> I dunno, I use compiz.
[04:05] <irreverant> Is it like window maker or sawfish?
[04:05] <TrollingForSoup> Don't recognize those names...
[04:05] <TrollingForSoup> It controls window placement and things like that.
[04:06] <irreverant> I used to use those when I used Mandrake before it became Mandriva
[04:06] <hirsty_> any suggestions?
[04:06] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: Fix the windows boot first, then restore your ubuntu stuff.  I had WinRE but couldn't get any use from it.  The utilities on the win7 disk finally fixed my triple boot.
[04:06] <irreverant> How can I uninstall KDE? it's actually made my system unstable and I don't really feel like losing this vMachine.
[04:06] <TrollingForSoup> No, sorry hirsty_ , I've never had issues with GRUB
[04:06] <TrollingForSoup> Irreverant: Sudo apt-get autoclean kubuntu, or something similar?
[04:06] <cfhowlett> hirsty_: worst case; reinstall windows.  don't touch the ubuntu partition.  after windows is back, reinstall grub to pick up windows.
[04:07] <TrollingForSoup> What's the command to remove dependencies and the program?
[04:07] <irreverant> !man autoclean
[04:07] <irreverant> oops
[04:07] <irreverant> isn't the manual command man?
[04:07] <TrollingForSoup> Oops, it's kubuntu-desktop
[04:07] <TrollingForSoup> Yes.
[04:07] <TrollingForSoup> Autoclean is a subcommand for apt-get, though, so not sure how man works for it.
[04:07] <wilee-nilee> hirsty_, the Linux partition is not mounting in the script, and has this notation "Error: Can't have a partition outside the disk!" If you can't get an answer here start a thread at the ubuntu forums and post that script or one after trying any fixes, the script you posted is missing a whole lot without the linux mount.
[04:08] <Guest74245> hello
[04:08] <irreverant> brb
[04:08] <irreverant> gonna check out if the envi.... was wipred.
[04:09] <cfhowlett> Guest74245: greetings
[04:09] <irreverant> ubottu is a bot isn't it?
[04:09] <irreverant> I feel so stupid!
[04:09] <hirsty> stupid phone lol
[04:09] <hirsty> so what am i to do remove the ubuntu partition and get my windows working first or?
[04:09] <irreverant> hirsty what windows problems you having?
[04:10] <irreverant> I'm porting over from windows environment; if it's windows I can help you.
[04:10] <hirsty> unable to boot into it
[04:10] <irreverant> as long as it's to get back your ubuntu on your computer.
[04:10] <cfhowlett> hirsty: try win re-install without messing with the ubuntu partition.
[04:10] <TrollingForSoup> Irreverant: If you don't have a DE picked out, I recommend XFCE.
[04:10] <irreverant> first you need to make sure you have ntldr runninig
[04:10] <irreverant> What's XFCE?
[04:10] <hirsty> blegh thatll be a ball ache ill do it after work
[04:11] <TrollingForSoup> A desktop environment, like KDE.
[04:11] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, it does not look from the script that even if you just slipped grub back in the mbr that it would even boot, the W7 partition has the correct files to boot, did you resize it with the ubuntu install when installing
[04:11] <TrollingForSoup> But lighter-weight, and in my opinion better-looking.
[04:11] <TrollingForSoup> After a bit of customization.
[04:11] <hirsty> yes#
[04:11] <irreverant> hirsty can you boot into ubuntu? and what error message are you getting when your booting into windoze!
[04:12] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, with grub ubuntu does not look bootable is my point from the script at this point it will not mount.
[04:12] <irreverant> no if he messed with ntldr or any of the boot loader files his windows is going to take some doing to repair.
[04:12] <Grecoo> hey
[04:12] <Grecoo> i have a problem with asunder
[04:12] <wilee-nilee> irreverant, there is no ntldr it is W7
[04:13] <irreverant> Oh!
[04:13] <hirsty> will probs because ive been trying to get the mbr to recognize and boot my windows installation
[04:13] <irreverant> have you tried using fdsk?
[04:13] <Grecoo> the cdrom directory is /cdrom, but it dont recognise the cds
[04:13] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, you have nore problems then just that with a look at the script to be honest.
[04:13] <hirsty> i dont get any error messages just a cursor blinking at me
[04:14] <hirsty> probs just royally screwed it up lol
[04:14] <irreverant> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315261
[04:14] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, If it were me I would stop where you're at and post a thread at the ubuntu forums showing that script.
[04:15] <irreverant> Or you can do a parallel install for your windows installation and attempt to recover from there.
[04:15] <hirsty> lol how long for a reply you reckon?
[04:16] <hirsty> and where abouts?
[04:16] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, during the day US pretty fast I used to work in this area there with a few others, they are on every day.
[04:16] <hirsty> Sorry just tired, fed up and in a "Just want it to work" mood atm
[04:16] <irreverant> hirsty have you tried using fdsk?
[04:17] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, did you backup=clone any of the OS's
[04:18] <wilee-nilee> Or just backup the crucial info?
[04:21] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, if you have the W7 install disc I can give you the commands to reload its bootloader to the mbr to see if it will boot straight in.
[04:21] <wilee-nilee> and rebuild the bcd
[04:21] <hadees> how much swap space does a file server really need? I have a 30gig SSD bootdisk and 8gigs of ram.  Do I really need 16gigs of ram? The file server part of the machine is 18 terabytes mounted as ZFS
[04:21] <hirsty> -sigh-
[04:22] <hirsty> sorry tethering thru my phone
[04:22]  * hirsty kicks JuiceDefender
[04:23] <hirsty> if u said anything after i told u about my external i did not see it
[04:24] <root> root
[04:25] <root> hi alll
[04:25] <root> i need a small help
[04:25] <cfhowlett> root: greetings.  details.
[04:25] <Guest62377> i'm new to backtrack 5 can anyone plz tell me how to intsall any software which i'd downloaded ion my hard disk
[04:25] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, if you have the W7 install disc I can give you the commands to rebuild the bcd and reload its bootloader to the mbr to see if it will boot straight in.
[04:25] <cfhowlett> !bt|guest62377
[04:26] <cfhowlett> !backtrack|Guest62377:
[04:26] <hirsty> bootrec /fixmbr /rebuildbcd
[04:26] <hirsty> also tried replacing the whole BCD
[04:27] <hirsty> as well as just ran it throught a chkdisk /f last night
[04:27] <hirsty> chkdsk*
[04:28] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1135468/
[04:30] <hirsty> i already tried fixing the mbr once u want me do it again?
[04:30] <hirsty> well more than once actually but meh
[04:30] <cfhowlett> !who
[04:30] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, did you resize W7 with the ubuntu install?
[04:30] <hirsty> Yes
[04:31] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, that has been known to brick a MS OS, W7 has its own virtual partitioner, always use that to resize.
[04:31] <irreverant> Yeah
[04:31] <irreverant> That was a great size. Next time use the disk manager within windows
[04:31] <irreverant> To reduce the partition size.
[04:32] <phantomcircuit> how can i get full disk encryption?
[04:32] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, I would boot a Ubuntu live cd and see if Ubuntu will even mount, and if you have anything in windows, you can get it out from there.
[04:32] <phantomcircuit> home directory isn't gonna cut it
[04:32] <hirsty> on my live cd atm :)
[04:33] <hirsty> kinda corrupted my ubuntu or so it says but meh :P
[04:33] <cfhowlett> phantomcircuit: see http://www.google.com.hk/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=encrypt+full+disk+ubuntu+12.04&source=web&cd=6&ved=0CGQQFjAF&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.rationallyparanoid.com%2Farticles%2Fubuntu-12-lts-security.html&ei=AOwhUOzYAoSmrQGgmoGgCA&usg=AFQjCNF0TSFwvztN5zDoftBntS55m5lzCQ
[04:33] <cfhowlett> phantomcircuit: oops
[04:33] <irreverant> hirsty: you can do a parallel installation of windows and just rename your old installation to windowsbak
[04:33] <cfhowlett> phantomcircuit: see http://www.rationallyparanoid.com/articles/ubuntu-12-lts-security.html
[04:34] <phantomcircuit> oh the alternative install
[04:34] <hirsty> but would then need to reinstall all my programs?
[04:34] <irreverant> Yes.
[04:34] <irreverant> hirsty: Yes but you wouldn't have that much data loss.
[04:34] <zamn> hey how can i track what order things load up in ubuntu?
[04:35] <zamn> like i have programs that are *supposed* to run at startup but then get negated by something else. For example a program that adjusts my backgrounds for me
[04:35] <irreverant> hirsty: You'd have to change the boot.ini to reflect the new arc path.
[04:35] <wilee-nilee> hirsty, you might try the ##windows channel to get the windows fixed, I think the Ubuntu is bricked as well to be honest
[04:35] <hirsty> hmmm 279GB used gunna take a while but i guess its my best bet
[04:35] <SnapSnap> I'm having trouble uninstalling VirtualBox from 12.04
[04:36] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: sudo apt-get purge virtualbox will do it...
[04:36] <velociostrich> Anyone have any experience writing udev rules that could perhaps help me with some trouble I'm having?
[04:37] <velociostrich> Oh, nvm, it's working now
[04:37] <velociostrich> how strange
[04:37] <cfhowlett> velociostrich: linuxgremlins
[04:37] <velociostrich> Indeed. I tried restarting udev and plugging and unplugging the device, and all of the sudden, it begins working.
[04:38] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: Tried that. It said that virtualbox was not installed, therefore not removed.
[04:38] <Kynodontas> hello bots
[04:39] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: apt-cache policy virtualbox
[04:40] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: did you install via download from oracle or through software center?
[04:41] <SnapSnap> cfhowlett: via download. apt-cache says it's installed...
[04:42] <cfhowlett> SnapSnap: I dl'd from the site and my cache shows not installed.  Of course, the DL is a different version from the software center...  still even dpkg -l shows nothing.  weird.
[04:42] <b2coutts> Is there a way to pipe multiple files into one program without making a temp file? For example, I want to run X, giving it files Y and Z on stdin, like with cat Y | ./X
[04:43] <zamn> b2coutts: like ./X < Y ?
[04:43] <zamn> b2coutts: or you can do: ./X < `cat Y Z L`
[04:46] <danielfcc> saludos amigos ubunteros...
[04:46] <SnapSnap>  /quit
[04:46] <danielfcc> quisiera saber si alguien conoce como recuperar una configuracion anterior sobre todo del touchpad...estoy en ubuntu 11.10
[04:46] <cfhowlett> !sp|danielfcc
[04:47] <johnwerneken> hi
[04:47] <cfhowlett> !mx|danielfcc
[04:47] <zamn> hi
[04:47] <johnwerneken> windows user just installed ubuntu have questions
[04:47] <zamn> johnwerneken: whats up
[04:47] <cfhowlett> johnwerneken: ask
[04:48] <johnwerneken> thanks. First the multiple boot OS selector is now ubuntu's not win8 any more; that's fine but can I set the default for that to win8?
[04:48] <wilee-nilee> johnwerneken, Best practice is to just ask if it is support related basically. ;)
[04:48] <johnwerneken> (its one of the "sides" in DEV that the ubuntu multiboot manager displays)
[04:49] <johnwerneken> how to set default for multi-os boot manager is first question
[04:49] <wilee-nilee> johnwerneken, you would have to use easybcd, W8 has a little different setup, but easybcd should work, I would just use grub though if me much easier to deal with.
[04:50] <cfhowlett> johnwerneken: edit grub2
[04:50] <cfhowlett> !grub2|johnwerneken
[04:50] <wilee-nilee> johnwerneken, you can edit grub or use the grub customizer, it has a gui.
[04:51] <cfhowlett> !grub|johnwerneken
[04:51] <johnwerneken> I think with that url I canuse grub...
[04:52] <johnwerneken> second question within ubuntu i see how to use all the things on the default desktop its easy but how do i get to command line>
[04:53] <phonebook_> is there a step by step tutorial for ubuntu? i beyond basic command line and basic gui stuff
[04:53] <zamn> terminal
[04:53] <zamn> windows key -> type terminal
[04:53] <cfhowlett> phonebook_: yes.
[04:53] <zamn> phonebook_: what do you mean? you want to learn more about command line utilities/
[04:54] <phonebook_> just in general. i have it installed, got three monitors up, even connnected to a vpn with some help
[04:54] <cfhowlett> phonebook_: google "ubuntu guide" or "ubunt manual"
[04:54] <phonebook_> so i dont need super basics... but i want to learn more about ubuntu and dont know where to go
[04:54] <johnwerneken> windows key > "terminal" for command line, OK (I'm in win8 now lol)
[04:54] <roadfish> having trouble installing 12.04 on 3TB harddrive. at first, used Ubuntu on flashdrive and used its disk partitioned and got "error out of disk" and getting. Then, ran gparted in 11.10 from a 2TB harddrive and now failing in different way. Says "error: couldn't read file". ... Any tips on getting 12.04 on 3TB harddrive.
[04:54] <cfhowlett> phonebook_: what kinds of things do you want to accomplish.
[04:54] <johnwerneken> would man ubuntu, at the command line, bring up an over-all man page?
[04:54] <phonebook_> i want to have a general knowledge about ubuntu like i do with windows
[04:55] <phonebook_> for example
[04:55] <phonebook_> if i want to update java
[04:55] <phonebook_> the google for that yields a 20 step process!
[04:55] <zamn> phonebook_: so you just want to learn more about linux in general..not specifically ubuntu
[04:55] <halfalife> phonebook: I can walk you through some of it.
[04:56] <zamn> phonebook_: it is an easy process. sudo apt-get upgrade sun-java7-openjdk (or whateer the package is called)
[04:56] <halfalife> I have spare time and nothing to do.
[04:56] <cfhowlett> halfalife: can't help you with that ...
[04:56] <halfalife> Help me with what?
[04:56] <phonebook_> just some simple documention.... this is how you do this... oh, okay, this is how you do this, oh okay
[04:56] <johnwerneken> i have to take an on-line midterm pdq so unlimited time i don't have lol
[04:56] <phonebook_> ill just look on ubunuts site
[04:56] <cfhowlett> halfalife: spare time nothing to do
[04:57] <halfalife> I was telling phonebook that I could just teach him what I know about linux.
[04:57] <halfalife> I wasn't complaining about spare time.
[04:57] <cfhowlett> halfalife: LOL.  sorry my mistake.
[04:57] <johnwerneken> halfalife: glad to hear that
[04:57] <phonebook_> thx halfalife
[04:57] <johnwerneken> HOW do I log off, shutdown, or restart, from ubuntu?
[04:58] <halfalife> sudo shutdown -r now to restart.
[04:58] <halfalife> sudo shutdown -P to just turn off.
[04:58] <halfalife> -P now*
[04:58] <johnwerneken> sudo shutdown -P now     ???
[04:58] <halfalife> Yes.
[04:59] <johnwerneken> great!
[04:59] <johnwerneken> i think i know most of what i need to use it and start learning
[04:59] <halfalife> Anyways, phonebook, pm me and I can start explaining some stuff, at any rate.
[04:59] <halfalife> Out of curiosity, how do you log off from command line?
[05:00] <johnwerneken> Question the last: how do a run pico or nano AND can I at least temporarily set the default Ubutu text editor to one of those (pico or nano)??
[05:00] <halfalife> Just type nano (filename) to use it.
[05:00] <johnwerneken> it is logging off from ubunu gui that i was asking about...
[05:00] <halfalife> Oh, which Desktop Environment are you using?
[05:01] <johnwerneken> at command line?
[05:01] <johnwerneken> NOW win8 in linux boot Ubunu default whatever that is
[05:01] <johnwerneken> ubuntu default my typing is worse than my spelling and it's poor
[05:02] <decci> I read about secure boot
[05:02] <decci> What is ubuntu doing on this regard
[05:03] <Munz> hi! ... i have changed the default zoom level and now i cant go back to the default or '66%' ... can any one help me here plz?
[05:03] <cfhowlett> decci: google "ubuntu secure boot" see the top 3 hits
[05:03] <roadfish> I note that I'm getting "partition is misaligned by 3072 bytes" when I look at my 3TB harddrive in Disk Utility. Why do I get this message when using gparted or 12.04 to partition my 3TB harddrive?
[05:03] <Viking667> hello all.
[05:04] <cfhowlett> Viking667: greetings
[05:04] <slapkex> hey has anyone had experience with duplicate almost everything on the gnome GUI
[05:04] <Viking667> I've had duplicating shortcuts up on a panel...
[05:04] <slapkex> something like that
[05:04] <Viking667> i.e. I drag a shortcut up from the menu, then when I next log in, there's two of them.
[05:04] <roadfish> slapkex: what is this duplicate-everything supposed to do? copy files?
[05:04] <Viking667> (gnome in classic mode)
[05:05] <decci> cfhowlett: I have a plan of writing a blog on what open source OS doing in regards to Secure Boot
[05:05] <Viking667> hahahah.
[05:05] <slapkex> i have two menu's two of everything i open on the bottom taskbar
[05:05] <decci> cfhowlett: Can you suggest?
[05:05] <johnwerneken> THANK YOU guys for your lessons for this beginner; off to take midterm now, good night!
[05:05] <Viking667> anyhow, I have a different ... issue.
[05:05] <halfalife> If you need help in the future, feel free to ask here, or PM me.
[05:06] <Viking667> I have two screens connected to my ATI HD3450. I'm using the fglrx driver on 11.10.
[05:06] <cfhowlett> decci: search for "canonical secure boot" the top 3 - 5 hits.  pretty sure there's a LONG white paper in there somewhere...
[05:06] <johnwerneken> halfalife: Thank YOU!
[05:06] <johnwerneken> bye
[05:06] <Viking667> What I want to know is: how do I lock in screenmodes at a specific resolution? At the moment, both screens default to 60 Hz, and they're both CRTs.
[05:07] <X-tonic> is there a way i can find out if a given software is gtk3 or gtk2? I tried xprop but it didnt help..
[05:07] <Viking667> One screen is 17", and can do 85Hz. The other screen's a 15" and can sort of do 75, and definitely do 70Hz.
[05:07] <slapkex> roadfish, its not copying files, i just have two of everything on my panels
[05:07] <X-tonic> in any case is synaptic package manager gtk3 or gtk2?
[05:07] <cfhowlett> decci: link inside this article
[05:07] <cfhowlett> http://blog.canonical.com/2012/06/22/an-update-on-ubuntu-and-secure-boot/
[05:07] <Viking667> check what ldd turns up on the respective binaries.
[05:08] <Viking667> hm. maybe that won't work like I think it will.
[05:08] <Munz> hi! ... i have changed the default zoom level and now i cant go back to the default or '66%' ... can any one help me here plz?
[05:08] <Viking667> Munz: what program?
[05:09] <Munz> Viking667 : the file manager
[05:09] <Viking667> hm. Hold down Control key while scrolling the mousewheel?
[05:09] <Viking667> That's a guess, not an answer.
[05:10] <Munz> Viking667 : lolz :) that wored .... thanks ... i feel sorry for myself now lolz :) bye
[05:10] <Munz> worked
[05:10] <Viking667> heh.
[05:10]  * Viking667 shrugs
[05:13] <Resinator> hey dudes
[05:14] <Resinator> so i got xubuntu 12.04 installed
[05:14] <Resinator> broadcom BCM4311 wifi card
[05:14] <cfhowlett> Resinator: ... OK
[05:14] <Resinator> every time i boot the wifi isnt working
[05:14] <cfhowlett> Resinator: bcm4311 no work?
[05:14] <Resinator> BUT, if i type sudo modprobe b43
[05:14] <Resinator> it suddenly works
[05:14] <Resinator> but i have to do it every time i boot
[05:16] <no-name-> http://faq.i3wm.org/question/29/how-do-you-make-i3-pick-up-resizing-the-vmware/ <-- this solution involves editing ~/.xsession but my ubuntu doesn't have one. does anybody know what the ubuntu equivalent would be to doing this?
[05:16] <cfhowlett> Resinator: what's your hardware?
[05:16] <mlkushan> Hi All, I want a system call monitoring solution to be installed on Ubuntu 12.04. I found Systrace as a possible solution. But I got many errors while I am trying to compile Systrace source code. Please kindly suggest me an alternative solution or a method to successfully compile systrace.
[05:16] <no-name-> this is to get resizing working with vmware workstation and i3 wm
[05:16] <Resinator> System Info Distro:    Ubuntu 12.04 LTS  - CPU:   Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 1.73GHz - Memory:   160/993M [||||||||||] - Storage:   14.07G Free: 8.18G - Uptime:   2 hrs 27 mins 6 secs - Load Average:   0.64 0.60 0.62  - Processes:   116 - Graphic:   Intel Corporation Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller (rev 03)
[05:16] <Resinator> with BCM4311 wifi card
[05:17] <cfhowlett> Resinator: so you have not installed the broadcom STA driver then.  see:  http://turbolinux.org/2011/07/ubuntu-broadcom-bcm43xx-chipset-pci/
[05:17] <Resinator> the wifi is working fine
[05:18] <Resinator> i just have to type 'sudo modprobe b43' every time i boot to get it to work
[05:18] <Resinator> that ata driver package is in fact installed
[05:18] <Resinator> err, sta
[05:18] <Viking667> i.e. compare it to walking, vs running.
[05:18] <Resinator> im using the wifi right now
[05:18] <Viking667> you use way more energy running than walking.
[05:19] <Viking667> whoops...
[05:19] <cfhowlett> Resinator: try this.  iirc this blacklists the b43 and ssb then resets;  sudo modprobe -r b43 ssb && sudo modprobe b43
[05:20] <Viking667> sorry about that folks, wrong channel.
[05:20] <cfhowlett> Resinator: or just run your modprobe and be glad you've got wifi at all :)
[05:20] <alkisg> My ~/.ssh/.authorized_keys grew to 897Mb of junk data, any idea what could have caused this?
[05:22] <Resinator> guess we'll see upon next reboot
[05:22] <Resinator> :D
[05:23] <cfhowlett> Resinator: good luck.  fwiw, I installed STA no internet access and pulled the files directly from my liveboot media.  worked like a charm.
[05:23] <cfhowlett> Resinator: of course, YMMV ...
[05:24] <Resinator> meh
[05:24] <Resinator> if it doesnt work i'll just keep typing modprobe b43
[05:24] <Resinator> lol
[05:25] <Resinator> is it possible to make a liveusb that automatically installs the BCM drivers?
[05:25] <cfhowlett> Resinator: I supposed you could write a script that runs on autoboot...
[05:25] <cfhowlett> Resinator: sure but it'll only work on certain machines...
[05:26] <cfhowlett> gtg.  later y'all.
[05:26] <Viking667> there used to be /etc/modules, a file that contained modules to modprobe on boot. Does that still exist?
[05:26] <Froodle> Can anyone help me identify what's eating system resources?  Looking at system monitor: Xorg has >650 MiB and spikes up to 72% CPU.
[05:26] <Viking667> hmmm. What programs are running?
[05:27] <Viking667> pstree will tell you what Xorg has as children.
[05:27] <Viking667> (I think)
[05:27] <Viking667> hm. Seems I'm wrong.
[05:28] <Viking667> Do you have a web browser running?
[05:28] <Viking667> or a 3d game?
[05:28] <Froodle> Firefox.
[05:28] <Froodle> No games.
[05:28] <Viking667> Hm. What happens if you shut firefox down
[05:28] <Froodle> Firefox has its own process.  1.1 GiB.  (lolz)
[05:30] <slapkex> Hey, does anyone wanna help me out with a gnome issue
[05:30] <halfalife> What's the issue?
[05:30] <Froodle> Any ideas, Viking667?
[05:31] <X-tonic> is there a way i can find out if a given software is gtk3 or gtk2? I tried xprop but it didnt help..
[05:31] <slapkex> check out this screen shot
[05:31] <slapkex> http://www.flickr.com/photos/84502129@N04/7737938460/in/photostream/lightbox/
[05:31] <Viking667> As I said, what happens to Xorg's memory if you kill off firefox?
[05:31] <slapkex> there is a double of everything in the top and bottom bars
[05:31] <Viking667> hm.
[05:31] <Viking667> so I'm not the only one to have noticed it.
[05:32] <scientes> Viking667, in my experience xorg doesn't leak memory
[05:32] <Viking667> I'm not stating that.
[05:33] <Froodle> Xorg now about half.
[05:33] <Viking667> Because in the past, I've found xorg to do just that.
[05:33] <Viking667> hm. so firefox may have affected it some. What are you using to find out how much memory each process takes?
[05:33] <scientes> it grows big, but if you kill the client that is being wasteful, it reclaims it all
[05:33] <Froodle> Just System Monitor.
[05:34] <scientes> htop
[05:34] <scientes> htop
[05:34] <Viking667> hm.... that's (System Monitor) something like a front end to top
[05:34] <Viking667> ... or it does the same thing as top
[05:34] <scientes> but htop is a better top
[05:34] <scientes> and system monitor uses too much resource itsself to be useful
[05:34] <mlkushan> Hello all, Does anyone knows system call filtering solution for ubuntu?
[05:35] <scientes> mlkushan, its seccomp filter
[05:35] <scientes> and its  mainstream
[05:35] <Froodle> It's nothing like top.  System Monitor = gnome-system-monitor
[05:35] <scientes> prctl(PR_SET_SECCOMP, SECCOMP_MODE_FILTER, &prog); mlkushan
[05:36] <mlkushan> scientes: Yes I found seccomp as a solution. I need to sandbox solution using seccomp to prevent the execution of untrusted code.
[05:36] <slapkex> any ideas to my question earlier?
[05:37] <Viking667> sorry, I tend to see it as another hammer.
[05:37] <scientes> mlkushan, you can also just call prctl(PR_SET_SECCOMP, SECCOMP_MODE_STRICT, 1); and that will work on any semi-modern kernel (2.6.30), however its quite restrictive
[05:37] <scientes> mlkushan, man 2 prctl, i've submitted some more documentation to update it with SECCOMP_MODE_FILTER
[05:37] <mlkushan> scientes: One implementation of that is seccomp-nurse.  http://chdir.org/~nico/seccomp-nurse/ but its not a fully developed solution.
[05:38] <scientes> mlkushan, the seccomp developer makes libseccomp
[05:38] <scientes> that is in quantal, use that
[05:38] <maum> how can I change the tab space in vim terminal?
[05:39] <Viking667> :ts
[05:39] <Viking667> ... I think.
[05:39] <Viking667> hm. Nope.
[05:40] <scientes> mlkushan, Kees Cook, developer of seccomp filter mode
[05:40] <mlkushan> scientes: Sorry If I am asking silly questions. Is it possible to use libseccomp as a total sandboxing solution so that I can use to test untrusted codes.
[05:40] <Viking667> maum: I'll have to look that up. I'm sure it's easy, I use it myself.
[05:41] <scientes> mlkushan, if you are executing untrusted codes you should use SECCOMP_MODE_FILTER, which is really simple and highly portable
[05:41] <maum> Viking667, thanks. ts command is working
[05:41] <scientes> i.e. works on old linux and all arches, unlike the filter mode **SECCOMP_MODE_STRICT
[05:42] <Viking667> maum: ":set tabstop=4" is what I use.
[05:43] <slipper_l> xchat
[05:44] <maum> Viking667: ok, thanks
[05:44] <maum> Viking667: do you know the permanent way?
[05:46] <mlkushan> scientes: Thanks for the given intrusctions. I will first read more on seccomp to develop a solution for the execution of untrusted code. Thanks again and appreciate your support.
[05:47] <maum> Viking667: I found the way. thanks
[05:49] <X-tonic> Ubuntu seems interested in adopting wayland. However, where does that place xorg given that it has massive harware support which will be virtually impossible to build for wayland given that how new it is?
[05:50] <TJ-> X-tonic: http://www.markshuttleworth.com/archives/551
[05:51] <TJ-> X-tonic: Also, the Ubuntu status https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Wayland
[05:52] <Brandt_> Hello, i'm new and ignorant. wondering if someone would be willing to help me
[05:52] <halfalife> Sure.
[05:52] <bkerensa> !justask Brandt_
[05:52] <halfalife> \What do you need help with?
[05:52] <bkerensa> !justask | Brandt_
[05:52] <halfalife> If you just need Linux help in general (i.e. if you're new), PM me and I can walk you through the basics.
[05:53] <halfalife> But if it's something in-depth, I probably won't know :/
[05:55] <Viking667> maum: I take it you found the .vimrc file...
[05:57] <NetRunnerBlack> Hi folks. I was thinking of installing the program Back in Time, and noticed the PPA didn't have a version for my distro (I'm on precise, their last release is oneiric). Will it harm my computer or cause problems to just use oneiric until they release a new repository?
[05:57] <halfalife> Try installing; if it works, you're fine. If not, just clean up the failed install and wait XD
[05:57] <iHarp> Can someone tell me how I might be able to fix my cups system? I think I broke it.. :p
[05:58] <iHarp> I d/l the updated version in a tar ball and followed the install.txt.. However it now just says internal error when I go 127.0.01:631/admin
[05:58] <TJ-> NetRunnerBlack: It is possible that the dependencies of the package on other libraries might not be satisfied on Precise - but it won't hurt to try it
[05:58] <Eighteens> iharp: try 127.0.0.1:631
[05:59] <syst3mw0rm> git clone does not work on my local mchine using https protocol
[05:59] <syst3mw0rm> Error :  git-remote-http: error while loading shared libraries: librtmp.so.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[05:59] <syst3mw0rm> Any ideas?
[05:59] <doc|home> can anyone recommend a decent imap client? Claws and evolution have been too flakey
[05:59] <Viking667> syst3mw0rm: go find what rtmp is stored in, install the package.
[05:59] <RyanP> doc|home: Thunderbird?
[06:00] <NetRunnerBlack> halfalife Thanks bud! And thanks again TJ-
[06:00] <Viking667> syst3mw0rm: in my case, it's librtmp0
[06:00] <iHarp> Eighteens:  I already tried that. didn't work either
[06:00] <X-tonic> TJ-: Thanks...
[06:00] <syst3mw0rm> Viking667: How do I find the package ?
[06:00] <syst3mw0rm> Viking667: ok
[06:01] <syst3mw0rm> Viking667: librtmp0 is already the newest version.
[06:01] <syst3mw0rm> I tried to install it.
[06:01] <doc|home> RyanP: haven't they EOLd that?
[06:01] <Viking667> hm. Could be missing something.
[06:02] <RyanP> doc|home: As far as I know, it's still being developed.
[06:02] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: This could be one of the known issues with git and SSL connections... or not. What version of git is installed?
[06:02] <Viking667> ldd /usr/lib/git-core/git-remote-http
[06:02] <Viking667> see what that says.
[06:03] <Viking667> I will be back later after I finish the dishes.
[06:03] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: Viking667 That ought be "ldd /usr/lib/git-core/git-remote-https" if the connection is HTTPS
[06:04] <X-tonic> TJ-: However, I dont understand this: The major advantage of wayland lies in integrated compositor Weston working at Wayland level. Now in ubuntu's vision, compiz still exists and sits on top of wayland. So then how does this improve anything from X11, whose major flaw was a redundancy in compositor?
[06:04] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-: git version 1.7.5.4
[06:04] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-: I am getting same error using http connection as well.
[06:05] <NetRunnerBlack> Erm. While I'm on here, I just hit the check button for new updates and got this message: W:GPG error: http://archive.ubuntulinux.jp precise/ Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 058A05E90C4ECFEC, W:Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 12.04 LTS _Precise Pangolin_ - Release amd64 (20120425)/dists/precise/main/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM
[06:05] <NetRunnerBlack>  recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs, W:Failed to fetch cdrom://Ubuntu 12.04 LTS _Precise Pangolin_ - Release amd64 (20120425)/dists/precise/restricted/binary-i386/Packages  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to add new CD-ROMs, E:Some index files failed to download. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead. (mind you, I haven't installed
[06:05] <NetRunnerBlack> that new PPA yet)
[06:05] <FloodBot1> NetRunnerBlack: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:05] <doc|home> RyanP: hmmm, ok, thanks
[06:05] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: pastebin me the results of that command: "ldd /usr/lib/git-core/git-remote-https"
[06:06] <alkisg> X-tonic: I believe the major flaw of X is the protocol itself, it's too old and big to apply to modern devices, that's why they were looking for something new to replace it, not for some implementation details
[06:07] <TJ-> X-tonic: Westion is the reference implementation of a compositor, but Wayland is a protocol for *any* compositor
[06:07] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-: http://pastebin.com/eiX7vft6
[06:08] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: Did you notice: "librtmp.so.0 => not found"
[06:08] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: Try this: "sudo apt-get --reinstall install librtmp0"
[06:08] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-: Yup! that's the error..but how do I install it?
[06:09] <pseudonymous> For some reason, IBUS+Anthy (japanese) decided to up and die on me. That's very annoying. Usually I'd hit my keyboard shortcut and typing "ka" would produce a hiragana character. Also. Anthy would have a bar floating on screen. Neither happens
[06:09] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-: Something fishy is happening.
[06:09] <syst3mw0rm> Reinstallation of librtmp0 is not possible, it cannot be downloaded.
[06:09] <theadmin> syst3mw0rm: Run "sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" and try again.
[06:10] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: OK: try this first: "sudo apt-get update"
[06:10] <theadmin> syst3mw0rm: Also, which Ubuntu version are you at?
[06:10] <syst3mw0rm> theadmin: oneric
[06:11] <syst3mw0rm> TJ : I am updating the package repo using apt-get update
[06:11] <bond_> Where to report bug in ubuntu?
[06:11] <theadmin> bond_: Run "ubuntu-bug packagename"
[06:12] <TJ-> !bugs
[06:12] <theadmin> bond_: (e.g. if the bug is in Firefox, run "ubuntu-bug firefox")
[06:12] <bond_> thanks theadmin ubottu :)
[06:16] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-:  I think I don't have the required entry in my sources.list to install librtmp0
[06:16] <cha1tanya> hi http://pastie.org/4410317
[06:16] <syst3mw0rm> It still says that package cannot be installed.
[06:16] <cha1tanya> please help
[06:16] <syst3mw0rm> after apt-get update
[06:18] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: I *think* you may have at some point been tinkering with the software sources!?
[06:18] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-: Yes.
[06:18] <syst3mw0rm> I messed up badly last time...
[06:18] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: grrrr *spank* ! ... OK, can you copy /etc/apt/sources.list to pastebin for me please?
[06:18] <syst3mw0rm> I was using old sources.list which was not for my ubuntu version.
[06:19] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-: ###### Ubuntu Main Repos
[06:19] <syst3mw0rm> deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric main restricted universe multiverse
[06:19] <syst3mw0rm> deb-src http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ oneiric main restricted universe multiverse
[06:19] <cha1tanya> TJ-, hi
[06:19] <Gyro54> How can I keep settings and files on an OEM install that will stay there after the new user logs on.
[06:19] <syst3mw0rm> I have removed all entries and now it contains just these two lines.
[06:19] <cha1tanya> http://pastie.org/4410317
[06:19] <TJ-> cha1tanya: I've seen you your pastebin, I'll take a look in a few minutes
[06:20] <pseudonymous> Would anyone have a clue as to where I should start ? ibus is screwing up (as in, it just won't be activated) which prevents me from typing japanese characters. Very very annoying :(
[06:20] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: You missed out some vital lines... I'll figure out what they should be, give me a few minutes to check the package archives
[06:21] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-: that will be very helpful...
[06:22] <User> http://tinyurl.com/8vx47xv
[06:22] <Flumpy> Hey guys, I'm having trouble with wireless on every linux distribution I install on my laptop
[06:22] <Flumpy> I use the iwl4965 driver, and it consistently times out authenticating
[06:23] <Flumpy> I've tried disabling ipv6 and exhausted Google
[06:24] <Flumpy> Any ideas?
[06:25] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: Replace your /etc/apt/sources.list with the text from this pastebin http://paste.ubuntu.com/1135575/
[06:25] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: Then redo the "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[06:27] <TJ-> cha1tanya: Is that system 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (amd64) ?
[06:27] <cha1tanya>  64-bit (amd64)
[06:29] <TJ-> cha1tanya: I'm wondering if we can force-remove the 32-bit package temporarily. "sudo dpkg -r libkrb5-3:i386" then "sudo apt-get -f install" then if that works, "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[06:30] <cha1tanya> TJ-, whenever i remove that 32 bit package and sudo apt-get install -f then it installs it again
[06:31] <Golfgeo> Hi all
[06:31] <Golfgeo> is there is way to force the interface size of an application in X?
[06:31] <TJ-> cha1tanya: Ahh, good point. So we need to make sure the updated matching version of the 64-bit package is there first....
[06:32] <TJ-> cha1tanya: So, do the "dpkg -r" step and let me know if that is successful, then we can get the 64-bit package sorted out
[06:32] <cha1tanya> TJ-, dkg -r is successfull
[06:33] <canadiansissy> hey guys!! I just got Ubuntu! WAHOO!!!!!!
[06:33] <canadiansissy> what a breathe of fresh air ^_^
[06:33] <brandt4444> have root kits on system and need to purge them
[06:34] <Golfgeo> canadiansissy: good for you mate :)
[06:34] <TJ-> cha1tanya: OK ... the amd64 version of libkrb5-3 now... it's in the 'security pocket of the archive, so lets try "sudo apt-get install libkrb5-3:amd64=1.10+dfsg~beta1-2ubuntu0.3"
[06:34] <canadiansissy> brandt4444 on a windows OS? have you tried GMER?
[06:34] <canadiansissy> thanks Golfgeo :)
[06:35] <NetRunnerBlack> Congrats canadiansissy!
[06:35] <Indexphinger> hello
[06:35] <Viking667> syst3mw0rm: so, did the librtmp0 error get sorted?
[06:35] <canadiansissy> Hi Indexphinger, how are you?
[06:35] <Indexphinger> I'm having difficulty booting Ubuntu on my HP DV9000
[06:35] <cha1tanya> TJ-, but it doesnt install, it says you should ruby apt-get install -f first
[06:36] <TJ-> Viking667: He had modified his sources.list ... I sent him a correct one for oneiric, he ought to be doing a dist-upgrade by now
[06:36] <brandt4444> no, i lost windows when i installed ubuntu, but didn't mind until being a new person, couldn't figure much out, but trying to learn
[06:36] <Viking667> ahh, right.
[06:36] <TJ-> cha1tanya: that's OK ... we can install it manually. I need for you to download the amd64 package directly from the archive... I'll give you the URL in a momemnt
[06:37] <Indexphinger> Its the lastest amd64 release off the website. It goes to the menus then dumps me to a white screen
[06:37] <cha1tanya> ok
[06:37] <Indexphinger> but the DVD drive is still loading stuff it seems...
[06:37] <syst3mw0rm> TJ-: I am unable to reinstall after apt-get update..I am in middle of something so can't do dist-upgrade at the moment..
[06:37] <Indexphinger> perhaps wait a little longer?
[06:37] <TJ-> cha1tanya: On this page, lower-left corner, click on the "amd64" link to the download. This will end up fetching the .deb file you need manually, after which we can install it from the command line. http://packages.ubuntu.com/precise/libkrb5-3
[06:37] <syst3mw0rm> I will come back if the problem still persists after dist-upgrade.
[06:38] <samkan> Hi, I just compiled inkscape , at run time it gives me GDK warning.  Gdk-WARNING **: losing last reference to undestroyed window
[06:38] <TJ-> syst3mw0rm: OK, let us know
[06:38] <canadiansissy> brandt4444 it is tricky! I am just getting used to it myself
[06:38] <samkan> is this a gdk or inkscape bug?
[06:39] <cha1tanya> TJ-, got the deb file
[06:39] <TJ-> samkan: sounds like the application is freeing a reference before having destroyed it
[06:39] <samkan> @TJ- what will be the solution?
[06:39] <Indexphinger> It has an NVIDIA Graphics card and its known good
[06:40] <Indexphinger> it will boot XP and 7 No problem
[06:40] <TJ-> cha1tanya: OK, in terminal go to the Download directory ( usually "cd ~/Downloads") and do "sudo dpkg - libkrb5*.deb"
[06:40] <Indexphinger> I'm trying turning off ACPI
[06:40] <canadiansissy> Is there any IRC channel for ubuntu users that is just chat and not tech support?
[06:40] <TJ-> samkan: Contact the inkscape developers... is there a reason you had to compile it yourself rather than use the version in the Ubuntu archive?
[06:40] <pseudonymous> Narrowed a problem with Ibus to my config settings being absolutely screwed -- PLEASE someone.. I need some guidance in finding where these damned settings are hiding (verified by making a test user for which ibus/anthy worked nicely)
[06:41] <TJ-> canadiansissy: #ubuntu-social I think
[06:41] <cha1tanya> TJ-, sudo dpkg - libkrb5*.deb , it says dpkg: error: need an action option
[06:41] <canadiansissy> TJ- thanks! btw you people are awesome for doing tech support it is so nice that this the community is so warm :)
[06:41] <Viking667> pseudonymous: I'm wondering if the settings that have migrated from gconf into dconf are somehow responsible.
[06:41] <Viking667> However, I can't say.
[06:41] <Viking667> anyhow, I need to depart.
[06:42] <TJ-> cha1tanya: LOL I typoed ... it ought to be "... dpkg -i .... "
[06:42] <cha1tanya> :D
[06:42] <TJ-> cha1tanya: -i for 'install'
[06:42] <Indexphinger> I need to replace this laptop keyboard
[06:42] <Indexphinger> previous owner's parrot had some fun with it
[06:42] <pseudonymous> Viking666: would you know how I can start searching through dconf's settings ?
[06:43] <cha1tanya> TJ-, after that ? apt-get install -f ?
[06:43] <TJ-> cha1tanya: You got itQ
[06:43] <samkan> just wanted some customization
[06:44] <TJ-> samkan: Maybe the changes you made caused the issue? Or maybe you've built the bleeding-edge development version that is a work-in-progress
[06:44] <Viking667> bah. I know what I forgot.
[06:44] <TJ-> Viking667: To put the pots away? :p
[06:44] <Viking667> How do I lock in refresh rates on two monitors?
[06:44] <samkan> no, nothing changes ?
[06:44] <cha1tanya> TJ-, no it didnt work http://pastie.org/4410409
[06:44] <TJ-> Viking667: you mean same rate on both?
[06:45] <ruud> Goodmorning
[06:45] <Indexphinger> Hnnngh why doesn't it want to boot, this CD's hashes all check out,
[06:45] <Viking667> I have CRT monitors, they're both getting 60Hz. One can do 85Hz, the other can do 75hz
[06:45] <halfalife>  Can cards push monitors at different speeds?
[06:45] <Viking667> yes.
[06:45] <Viking667> happily.
[06:45] <JoseeAntonioR> Hello, guys! I want to know, if I have a Debian VPS, how can I install Ubuntu to replace Debian?
[06:46] <TJ-> cha1tanya: Interesting! You've really managed to get that system in a twizzle! ... give me a few minutes to figure it out
[06:46] <Viking667> JoseeAntonioR: hmm.. wipe and reinstall is the safest way to do it.
[06:46] <Viking667> but it's not the only way.
[06:46] <Viking667> but it IS the only way to be absolutely sure.
[06:46] <JoseeAntonioR> Viking667: I've only got SSH access to it :(
[06:46] <Viking667> ouch. That's an issue then.
[06:46] <Viking667> Why're you downgrading anyhow?
[06:47] <JoseeAntonioR> Viking667: because I prefer Ubuntu than Debian, and the VPS was provided to me with Debian
[06:48] <TJ-> cha1tanya: OK, you've got libgssapi-krb5-2 (version 2 note) which depends on libkrb5-3 (= 1.10+dfsg~beta1-2ubuntu0.2 - version 2 note) but it wants version 3.
[06:48] <Viking667> sigh.
[06:49] <Viking667> Personally, I'd have just installed the same packages and lived with it.
[06:49] <Viking667> so, any answers on setting specific refresh rates to be applied on Xorg startup?
[06:49] <cha1tanya> arr :P
[06:49] <Indexphinger> Its strange, my i386 boots up, but the AMD64 disk wont boot on this laptop
[06:49] <Indexphinger> even though its an Athlon X2 disk
[06:49] <Viking667> Indexphinger: weird.
[06:50] <Indexphinger> and it also boots on my little brothers AMD64 PC
[06:50] <Viking667> is the lappy EFI or old BIOS
[06:50] <Indexphinger> I think it has something to do with how the ACPI runs or the fact that it has an Nvidia card
[06:50] <Viking667> hm
[06:51] <TJ-> cha1tanya: OK, the packages that are failing to configure are the previous versions to the ones currently in the Oneiric archives, so we need to do the same as earlier and manually delete the problem ones
[06:51] <caixa> anyone ever try ubuntu mini remix?
[06:51] <TJ-> cha1tanya: Let's start with "sudo dpkg -r libgssapi-krb5-2:i386"
[06:51] <cha1tanya> ok
[06:51] <lotuspsychje> caixa:remix is dead i think
[06:52] <cha1tanya> dpkg: dependency problems prevent removal of libgssapi-krb5-2:i386:
[06:52] <cha1tanya>  libcurl3:i386 depends on libgssapi-krb5-2 (>= 1.10+dfsg~).
[06:52] <cha1tanya>  libcups2:i386 depends on libgssapi-krb5-2 (>= 1.10+dfsg~).
[06:52] <lotuspsychje> caixa:why you ask?
[06:52] <caixa> lotuspsychje, you sure?  they have 12.04 on their website
[06:52] <TJ-> cha1tanya: Grrr, we need to force it ... hang on a moment
[06:52] <caixa> lotuspsychje, just came across it and was wondering if anyone had any experience with it
[06:52] <lotuspsychje> oh
[06:53] <TJ-> cha1tanya: Let's try forcing it "sudo dpkg --force-remove-reinstreq -r libgssapi-krb5-2:i386"
[06:53] <lotuspsychje> caixa: cool never heard of that project b4
[06:53] <Indexphinger> I'm so used to rolling my own distros because I do custom arcade hardware and stuff for a hobbu
[06:53] <Gyro54> How can I setup an OEM version to keep settings and virtual machines when the new owner starts up?
[06:54] <lotuspsychje> caixa: ive just tested netbook remix, not the mini
[06:54] <caixa> lotuspsychje, yes, seems pretty cool, it essentially is like archlinux, but ubuntu based... comes with bare bones and lets you add what you need
[06:54] <cha1tanya> TJ-, still dpkg: dependency problems prevent removal of libgssapi-krb5-2:i386:
[06:54] <TJ-> Indexphinger: You could try adding "noacpi" or possibly "noapic" to the kernel command line from the bootloader menu
[06:54] <TJ-> cha1tanya: Grrrr try this then: "sudo dpkg --force-all -r libgssapi-krb5-2:i386"
[06:54] <lotuspsychje> caixa: you can finetune regular ubuntu to your wishes aswell of course
[06:55] <caixa> lotuspsychje, yes but the standard iso comes with a bunch of software/services that most dont need
[06:55] <cha1tanya> TJ-, yo
[06:55] <caixa> lotuspsychje, mini remix is like 133mb iso
[06:55] <cha1tanya> TJ-, its removed finally
[06:55] <lotuspsychje> caixa:thats tiny indeed
[06:56] <TJ-> cha1tanya: Great! try another "sudo apt-get -f install" now, lets see how we're doing. It ought to install the latest version of that package for us, now
[06:56] <caixa> lotuspsychje, oops, 180mb
[06:56] <Indexphinger> Is there a way to TTY into my laptop because the keyboard is a POS?
[06:56] <Indexphinger> for some reason my keyboard doesn't want to work when I plug it in
[06:56] <TJ-> Indexphinger: Using ssh, yes, if you've installed openssh-server on it
[06:57] <lotuspsychje> caixa: i think there are packages within ubuntu too for building own boot iso
[06:57] <Indexphinger> My escape key doesnt work :/
[06:57] <caixa> lotuspsychje, yes i think you use them to customize the 180mb iso to add what you need
[06:57] <caixa> lotuspsychje, apps like ubuntu customization kit
[06:57] <lotuspsychje> !info aptoncd | caixa
[06:58] <lotuspsychje> also interesting
[06:58] <caixa> lotuspsychje, cool
[06:58] <Indexphinger> Oh I have a question, If I'm building an arcade machine software for a LCD Slot machine, Can I use Ubuntu as a base instead of rolling my own linux from scratch?
[06:59] <lotuspsychje> caixa: you gotta love proffessional packages to make ubuntu life easy right
[06:59] <JoseeAntonioR> Any ideas on how to install Ubuntu on a VPS that currently has Debian and only SSH access to it?
[06:59] <caixa> lotuspsychje, yeah i think ubuntu is packaged with so much by default to just make everything easier and not having to have users go searching for things
[07:00] <gms> Indexphinger the easy answer is yes. you just remove everthing from ur desktop etc you dont need and start you app on it.
[07:00] <caixa> lotuspsychje, the most popular distros are always the easiest ones that come with the less work
[07:00] <gms> ie chrome fullscreen etc
[07:00] <lotuspsychje> caixa:they cant make everyone happy neither ofcourse
[07:01] <caixa> lotuspsychje, pff, which all the linux distros out there, there is something for everyone
[07:01] <Indexphinger> gms: I was wondering about the legality mostly, like with our previous XP Embedded releases we just plastered our Logo on the NTOSKrnl
[07:01] <TJ-> JoseeAntonioR: Usually I believe, if the versions aren't too far apart, you can change the /etc//apt/sources.list and do a dist-upgrade... but there *are* differences, so do research on that suggestion of try it out locally in a VM before doing it on the production VPS
[07:01] <gms> JoseeAntonioR your vps providor will prolly have some sort of interface for rebuilding your vps
[07:02] <TJ-> cha1tanya: How are you getting on?
[07:02] <gms> Indexphinger yeah you wont need to provide logos onscreen. as long as you prolly include proper compliance with the machine such as in its operating manual alog with other licenses ur glbl lgpl licenses
[07:03] <sonkralice> lol i forgot my password, i need the command for send pw to my email? help please :(
[07:03] <gms> gpl/lgpl ^
[07:03] <cha1tanya> TJ-, done that
[07:03] <lotuspsychje> sonkralice:root password?
[07:03] <TJ-> cha1tanya: So apt-get -f install has no errors?
[07:04] <Indexphinger> Yeah we have the full LGPL and GPL printed up, the machines are sold as empty shells with a basic linux on them
[07:04] <Izzo> Anybody using Quantal and Evolution? the evolution-ews package doesnt work for me
[07:04] <cha1tanya> no it has TJ- wait i am posting links
[07:04] <DJones> sonkralice: Freenode nick password? You should join #freenode and ask there, they're the only ones that can send that
[07:04] <cha1tanya> TJ-, http://pastie.org/4410476
[07:04] <sonkralice> ok
[07:04] <brandt4444> back up won't work and says, " will update when network established(?)", red triangle, but won't update
[07:04] <lotuspsychje> izzo:define 'dont work'?
[07:04] <Indexphinger> the people who buy them write individual software in each case and call us if anything doesn't work and we give them support with our hardware
[07:04] <JoseeAntonioR> gms: seems like they don't have one :(
[07:04] <Izzo> lotuspsychje, getting a library error and exchange isnt showing up in the list of supported accounttypes
[07:05] <JoseeAntonioR> TJ-: are there any other safer ways to?
[07:05] <TJ-> cha1tanya: Are you able to do "sudo apt-get update" at this point to get the up-to-date package list from the archives?
[07:05] <DJones> Izzo: Support for Quantal is currently in #ubuntu+1 until its released, that'll be the best place to ask that
[07:05] <Izzo> ah ok
[07:05] <sonkralice> #join freenode
[07:05] <sonkralice> dont work
[07:05] <lotuspsychje> Izzo: you can try thunderbird also
[07:06] <cha1tanya> ok trying it
[07:06] <TJ-> JoseeAntonioR: That's the safest I think; it's not something to do lightly though... better to backup the configuration and start afresh for a production server. What's wrong with using Debian on a VPS anyhow?
[07:06] <JoseeAntonioR> TJ-: Oh, just got an email from them saying I can re-install the distro. Thanks anyway!
[07:06] <rahul_> I installed wine from ubuntu software center, icon is created, but when i click on icon, it doesn't work.
[07:06] <JoseeAntonioR> TJ-: I prefer Ubuntu, never in my life used Debian before
[07:06] <TJ-> JoseeAntonioR: Cool!
[07:07] <Viking667> Frankly I can't see much difference. Shrug.
[07:07] <Viking667> I guess I just use it.
[07:07] <TJ-> JoseeAntonioR: not alot of difference! Ubuntu is Debian with some different choices and configurations... not so much difference at the server level
[07:07] <gms> JoseeAntonioR there is no problem using linux for any purpose comertial or not. the idea is if you use lgpl to compile against then you dont have to provide source for those dependands but if you use gpl then you do. so as far as that goes you can build a box install linux on it and package it in a keisk without dramas and the end user your customers writing software will negotite them issues
[07:07] <gms> your not charging for linux your charging for the box and support.
[07:08] <JoseeAntonioR> gms: Erm, nope, I'm not a provider.
[07:08] <lotuspsychje> rahul_:what you mean dont work?
[07:08] <Indexphinger> I use LGPL for our software so people can't just go hack our slot machines and make money pour out
[07:09] <Indexphinger> the Arcade hardware on the other hand is full GPL because I like seeing all the cool fixes my clients do for little problems I overlooked
[07:09] <rahul_> lotuspsychje,  when i click on wine it doesn't response
[07:10] <lotuspsychje> rahul_:did you try running a windows exe on with wine yet?
[07:10] <Indexphinger> is there a way to force verbose boot?
[07:10] <TJ-> Indexphinger: Yes, kernel command line option "debug" and remove "quiet splash"
[07:10] <Indexphinger> thanks
[07:10] <Indexphinger> I'm not used to using such a new kernel
[07:11] <rahul_> lotuspsychje,  not yet, first time using.
[07:11] <lotuspsychje> !wine | rahul_
[07:11] <gms> Indexphinger that wont work. wine is a api not a platform
[07:11] <lotuspsychje> rahul_:wine does not run on its own, its made for installing windows programs
[07:12] <gms> or virtualization i should say
[07:12] <rahul_> now i try to run from terminal its show error::: wine::cannot find L"C:\\windows\\system32\\PROGRAM.exe"
[07:13] <Indexphinger> gms: I was asking about the ubuntu boot process, I'm not used to seeing such shiny loading screens since upgrading all of my development stuff
[07:13] <lotuspsychje> rahul_:try right mouse click on program.exe and 'run with wine'
[07:13] <Indexphinger> Most of our ridiculously old machining equipment runs linux 2.4 with some really badly written korean GUI over it
[07:14] <rahul_> where can i found program.exe
[07:14] <gms> Indexphinger just a tryck of the eye. the boot screen is just normal customization  of what is in most distros. grub grub2 etc provide image loader. see customizing boot image.
[07:14] <lotuspsychje> rahul_:what exaclty are you trying to install on wine?
[07:14] <gms> rahul_ did you want explorer.exe wine dones come with programe.exe copy it over from windows and apply correct os to the settings for it
[07:15] <gms> dont ^
[07:15] <rahul_> my wine is not starting.
[07:15] <rahul_> when i click on wine icon.. it doesnt' respone anything
[07:15] <lotuspsychje> ...
[07:15] <rahul_> gms ok
[07:16] <gms> the prolly scary thing about uuntu for ppl used to say redhat is upstart. but you can go ahead with rc.d as usual
[07:16] <lotuspsychje> rahul_:is your windows exe a windows installer?
[07:16] <gms> mayby the dir layout is just a tad diff to another distro u been using but still works identical. int starts the rc.d script wich checks nd switches runlevels
[07:17] <Viking667> gms: actually, now we have systemd, it doesn't quite work that way any more.
[07:17] <rahul_> lotuspsychje,  i didn't try to install any exe, my wine is not starting.
[07:17] <Indexphinger> I'm going to go to my local computer store and obtain a new keyboard replacement, the boot issue precludes the fact I cant hit Esc :)
[07:18] <halfalife> I like my Model M...
[07:18] <lotuspsychje> rahul_:i just explained you wine does not start standalone...you need a windows installer exe to open with wine
[07:18] <Viking667> halfalife: yup. But that's missing the Windows key...
[07:18] <halfalife> True.
[07:18] <halfalife> I just bound right-alt to Super.
[07:19] <halfalife> Since I never use it otherwise.
[07:19] <rahul_> ok, i have to right run programe.exe
[07:19] <gms> Viking667 yeah true but it still remains fairly compatible in concept. and to many distros still for backwards compatibility very similar
[07:19] <rahul_> lotuspsychje,  when i try to run from terminal it says ::: error:: C:\\windows\\system32\\PROGRAM.exe
[07:20] <lotuspsychje> rahul_:what does program.exe do? is it an installer or just a windows system file?
[07:20] <gms> lotuspsychje its the old window manager before explorer.exe
[07:20] <Indexphinger> Thank you anyway I think I'll go tinker with the CNC arm, maybe I can teach it to throw a ball :D
[07:20] <Viking667> err, "progman.exe"... spell it correctly
[07:21] <gms> ^
[07:21] <rahul_> lotuspsychje, i don't have any idea about this.
[07:21] <lotuspsychje> gms:so he gotta install it not run it
[07:21] <gms> ahh that was it to. program manager
[07:21] <gms> yeap copy it from windows and set up its settings properly. tis waste of time realy.
[07:22] <rahul_> i am trying wine first time.
[07:22] <lotuspsychje> rahul_:can you tell us what this prgram do?
[07:22] <gms> rahul_ use wine ~/.wine/.../explorere.exe < have a look at the actual path it is.
[07:22] <gms> then fix the ...
[07:23] <gms> and fix my spelink misticalhaps
[07:23] <rahul_> gms ok. i try this.
[07:24] <rahul_> lotuspsychje,  which program?
[07:25] <gms> rahul_ this here is a mirc.desktop file (link for starting a wine exe. mirc.exe) env WINEPREFIX="/home/gary/.wine" wine C:\\windows\\command\\start.exe /Unix /home/gary/.wine/dosdevices/c:/users/Public/Desktop/mIRC.lnk
[07:28] <rahul_> where does ubuntu software center install wine or any other software?
[07:29] <auronandace> !fhs | rahul_
[07:29] <rahul_> thnks
[07:29] <loseyourgod666> I need some help I dual booted on an old widows vista laptop and when ubuntu finished installing it said something about boot something would have to be manually installed if i want to be able to reboot
[07:32] <loseyourgod666> can anyone help me out with explaing what i need to manually install???
[07:32] <auronandace> bootloader
[07:33] <auronandace> !grub | loseyourgod666
[07:35] <Viking667> I suspect I need to depart.
[07:38] <cronie2285> anyone know how to make a 32bit HD  boot on a 64bit MB with grub, because it just comes up to grub then just reboots instead of loading?
[07:40] <JoseeAntonioR> guys, I'm having problems while installing LXC containers: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1135634/
[07:43] <Indexphinger> Hmm
[07:43] <Indexphinger> something happened
[07:43] <irreverant> If I'm running ubuntu in VMware should I go with the recommended 32bit or 64bit? And why is the 32,bit recommended?
[07:44] <auronandace> irreverant: because if you are unsure 32bit works on both
[07:45] <chuck> irreverant: i wouldn't worry about what you chose..just remember if you set the memory allowed over 4, it wont detect it in 32
[07:45] <jaxdahl> irreverant, what cpu do you have?
[07:46] <cronie2285> anyone know why my 32bit OS won't start up on my new 64bit motherboard? It gets to grub then just reboots.
[07:46] <irreverant> 3rd gen Intel i7 dual core.
[07:46] <irreverant> the ivy bridge
[07:46] <jaxdahl> irreverant, vmware will warn you if hardware virtualization is disabled (in bios)
[07:46] <chuck> cronie2285: you check your grub install?
[07:46] <jaxdahl> if you try to install 64 bit
[07:47] <jaxdahl> i should also have asked what motherboard
[07:47] <cronie2285> chuck: yeah, do I need some param?
[07:47] <cronie2285> Asus Sabortooth.
[07:48] <chuck> cronie2285: i think it's like F8 or one of those that allows you to select what kernel you boot into
[07:48] <cronie2285> AMD 4 core.
[07:48] <chuck> cronie2285: have you tried the failsafe?
[07:49] <cronie2285> chuck: no failsafe option, It's a ferdoa OS
[07:49] <chuck> cronie2285: hmm let me look around
[07:49] <cronie2285> chuck: thanks
[07:50] <chuck> cronie2285: did this happen after an update?
[07:51] <cronie2285> chuck: no I just got the new MB, and now I would like to do dual boot with both OS's
[07:51] <chuck> cronie2285: have a look at this http://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/14/html/Installation_Guide/ap-rescuemode.html
[07:51] <cronie2285> chuck: K, thanks alot
[07:52] <chuck> cronie8825: also, which OS was installed first?
[07:52] <kelvinella> hi how do you modify the startup grub menu in ubuntu/xubuntu 12.04?
[07:52] <auronandace> !grub | kelvinella
[07:53] <chuck> kelvinella: you need to find your grub.conf file
[07:53] <cronie2285> chuck: neither, I got two drives, but if I select the fedora one it just don't boot on this new 64 bit MB.
[07:53] <kelvinella> how to find?
[07:53] <chuck> kelvinella: use the command locate, or find
[07:53] <Zmx> Hi, anyway to create a symlink on "Desktop" in any language ?
[07:54] <chuck> cronie2285: so these OS's were installed before you put in the new mobo?
[07:54] <cronie2285> Yes
[07:54] <Zmx> (In french the folder is "Bureau", in English Desktop. I Can't find the good variable)
[07:54] <kelvinella> locate grub.conf returns nothing
[07:54] <chuck> cronie2285: that could be a problem..not for sure..but it may be
[07:55] <auronandace> kelvinella: its /boot/grub/grub.cfg and it isn't meant to be edited directly
[07:55] <cronie2285> chuck: the old mobo was an ausu too, but was a 32bit dual XEON processors.
[07:55] <d0lphin_> Hello
[07:56] <kelvinella> auronandace, what if i want to edit it?
[07:56] <kelvinella> auronandace, i want to edit it so that it will choose windows7 as default instead of xubuntu
[07:56] <canadians1ssy> Hello! I'm having trouble installing the Berg manager
[07:56] <auronandace> kelvinella: you want /etc/default/grub then
[07:57] <canadians1ssy> Burg Manager rather http://www.sourceslist.eu/blog/linux-blog/burg-manager-installing-and-configuring-burg-has-never-been-so-easy/
[07:57] <canadians1ssy> Has anyone here successfully installed Burg on their PC?
[07:57] <shafi_> I installed squid3 on my server, and the syslog complaining about syn flooding on squipd port: TCP: Possible SYN flooding on port 3128. Sending cookies. anyone has a clue for this
[07:57] <kelvinella> auronandace, but what should i modify there?  its different from previous ubuntu
[07:57] <auronandace> !grub | kelvinella
[07:58] <chuck> cronie2285: it's like how when you have a copy of windows on a hardrive, and you replace the motherboard that is totally different. The windows install panics, and you have to re-install
[07:58] <chuck> cronie2285: this maybe the case with linux
[07:58] <elgaton> canadians1ssy: I did, no trouble
[07:59] <cronie2285> chuck: the new mobo is just the 64bit AMD FX series, and I just thought it should boot the 32 bit OS no problem, but it get up to Grub then just reboots again.
[07:59] <d0lphin_> I'm sorry about the question but every time o press "ctrl+alt+down" this ubuntu 14.04 it crash. Start to apears the windows compiz every white... white... white and te screen stays white i need to reboot. the only thing strage i see was i nede to install the ubuntu whith "[noacpi] - i think is like this we call.. clean install crash to
[08:00] <chuck> cronie2285: that grub install might possibly be seeing a configuration for the old motherboard, and not seeing the new one
[08:00] <cronie2285> I figured Grub needed some sort of option.
[08:00] <canadians1ssy> elgaton Will it work even though I'm already using grub to dual-boot Windows and Ubuntu?
[08:00] <chuck> cronie2285: you may have to re-install grub on the MBR of that drive
[08:00] <cronie2285> chuck: you are probably 100% ritght.
[08:01] <elgaton> canadians1ssy: if you install BURG, it will replace GRUB even on the MBR.
[08:01] <canadians1ssy> elgaton MBR? please speak simply I'm a n00b
[08:01] <canadians1ssy> I just installed ubuntu a few hours ago
[08:01] <chuck> Master Boot Record
[08:01] <studetnz> help my on update my nm-app does not show. How to connect to Mobile Broadband via CLI?
[08:01] <elgaton> canadians1ssy: BURG will replace GUB completely, in other terms.
[08:02] <elgaton> canadians1ssy: I just had to do a little tweak to use BURG though. What is the problem you're experiencing?
[08:03] <canadians1ssy> elgaton just trying to figure out how to install it...
[08:03] <shafi_> I installed squid3 on my server, and the syslog complaining about syn flooding on squipd port: TCP: Possible SYN flooding on port 3128. Sending cookies. anyone has a clue for this
[08:03] <cronie2285> chuck: thanks for your help, I guess Im going to have to learn grub.conf options.
[08:04] <elgaton> canadians1ssy: OK, open a terminal (it's among your applications)
[08:04] <chuck> cronie2285: anytime, good luck
[08:04] <d0lphin_> any ideia why "ctrl+alt+down" it crash me and need to reboot the pc "clean install ir keeps crash to"
[08:04] <chuck> canadians1ssy: http://www.unixmen.com/how-to-install-burg-in-ubuntu/
[08:05] <studetnz> how to connect to mobile broadband using CLI?
[08:05] <canadians1ssy> elgaton wait, sorry, i'm installing updates so I'll just have to try again later. whoops sorry to waste your time
[08:06] <elgaton> canadians1ssy: OK, I'll wait
[08:06] <canadians1ssy> I'm on a pretty slow connection so I might not be able to do it tonight :P
[08:06] <skav> studetnz: you have many choices: wvdial, pppd, pon...
[08:07] <chuck> lol modems...wow
[08:08] <elgaton> canadians1ssy: OK, I'll write the instructions and give you a link
[08:09] <canadians1ssy> elgaton, chuck sent me this: http://www.unixmen.com/how-to-install-burg-in-ubuntu/
[08:10] <cronie2285> Signing off, Going Down For a Reboot!!!  thanks all.
[08:11] <irreverant> What's so funny about modems?
[08:11] <kelvinella> do i have to use Grub Customizer to modify grub in xubuntu12.04?
[08:11] <auronandace> !grub | kelvinella
[08:11] <auronandace> where has ubottu gone?
[08:12] <elgaton> canadians1ssy: OK, right, there is just another tweak to make to let BURG update automatically when you install a new kernel
[08:12] <auronandace> kelvinella: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[08:12] <elgaton> canadians1ssy: I'll send an e-mail to the BURG packager to take care of it
[08:12] <canadians1ssy> ok!
[08:12] <d0lphin_> Ubuntu 14.04 it crash me after i press "ctrl+alt+down" any ideia? anyone have the same problem?
[08:13] <auronandace> d0lphin_: you mean 12.04
[08:14] <d0lphin_> auronandace yes 12.04 sorry
[08:14] <canadians1ssy> I'm having an error where the scroll bar does not appear when I go to my dash
[08:17] <Zmx> How can I find (in a shell?) the current desktop folder ?
[08:17] <lente> exit
[08:17] <llutz_> Zmx: ls -l ~/Desktop
[08:17] <Zmx> llutz_: ~/Desktop is only the "default" folder, and only for english install
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> Zmx: there is a config file
[08:18] <ActionParsnip> Zmx: you can set the desktop folder
[08:18] <Zmx> I don't want to set it, I want to know it's value
[08:19] <llutz_> Zmx: ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> Zmx: echo $XDG_DESKTOP_DIR
[08:19] <Zmx> (for adding link to desktop in a script, that work in maximum of case)
[08:19] <Zmx> ActionParsnip: Thx
[08:19] <ActionParsnip> Zmx: it's in the file llutz_ mentioned...
[08:19] <Zmx> llutz_: Thx too
[08:20] <baker> Yo ActionParsnip can you help me out on how to find PID number for a program
[08:20] <baker> ?
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> baker: pioff appname
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> baker: or:  ps -ef | grep appname | akw {'print $2'}
[08:20] <shafi_> anyone has experienced  TCP: Possible SYN flooding on port 3128. Sending cookies?
[08:20] <ActionParsnip> oops, $1  not $2
[08:21] <baker> i see the tutturial im usingg has only one f
[08:21] <baker> off
[08:21] <baker> baker@BaKeR:~$ pioff "League of Legends.exe"
[08:21] <baker> No command 'pioff' found, did you mean:
[08:21] <baker>  Command 'poff' from package 'ppp' (main)
[08:21] <baker> pioff: command not found
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> pidof  sorr
[08:22] <ActionParsnip> *sorry
[08:22] <baker> when i hit i do that command it goes through
[08:22] <baker> shows nothing
[08:22] <baker> goes back to main dir
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> baker: kill `ps -ef | grep -i league | awk {'print $2'}`
[08:23] <llutz_> boah what ugly
[08:23] <ActionParsnip> llutz_: it'll work :P
[08:24] <baker> ActoinParsnip what does that command do?
[08:24] <llutz_> pgrep/pkill to be prefered (imo)
[08:24] <ActionParsnip> baker: finds the PID of threads with 'league' in them and kills it
[08:26] <chuck> baker: i normally just kill the wineserver when a windows program freezes
[08:26] <chuck> baker: sudo killall wineserver
[08:26] <baker> Im not freezing
[08:26] <baker> im tring
[08:26] <chuck> baker: ah
[08:26] <baker> to improve fps
[08:26] <llutz_> chuck: don't use sudo to kill your own processes
[08:26] <baker> in a windows programe
[08:27] <baker> under wine
[08:27] <chuck> llutz_: yeah true
[08:27] <chuck> baker: yup
[08:27] <phonebook_> ubuntu is logging me out for n time
[08:27] <phonebook_> i dont like this
[08:27] <phonebook_> what do i do?
[08:27] <chuck> baker: it barely works, ive tried many times
[08:27] <ActionParsnip> phonebook_: what is 'n time'?
[08:28] <phonebook_> some period of time
[08:28] <sb_Newbie> I've a 2.0TB hard drive. It no longer boots from the hard drive, but I can see it from Gpart and it has a "boot" flag.
[08:28] <chuck> baker: so i play Heroes of Newerth, since they have a linux version
[08:28] <baker> im using playonlix with wine 1.5.3
[08:28] <sb_Newbie> How do I recover it?
[08:28] <baker> to play league of legends
[08:28] <baker> fps is shtt
[08:28] <ActionParsnip> sb_Newbie: the boot flag doesn't mean anything in Linux
[08:28] <chuck> baker: what is your system specs?
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> sb_Newbie: why do you not have a backup?
[08:29] <baker> amd64 ati radeon hd 4200 using ubuntu 10.10 32 bit
[08:29] <baker> good enough
[08:29] <baker> info
[08:29] <baker> spec
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> sb_Newbie: you can mount the partition in liveCD and access the data easily (assuming the partition is healthy)
[08:29] <ActionParsnip> baker: maverick is EOL (no longer supported)
[08:30] <Blazemore> baker: Are you using the AMD driver or the open-source one? And don't use line-breaks as punctuation
[08:30] <sb_Newbie> ActionParsnip: I have one hard drive for the moment (well, I don't count the 250GB drive) besides, I don't have two SATA cables
[08:30] <sb_Newbie> ActionParsnip: I will make a backup as soon as I get another nice sized hard drive and a SATA cable
[08:30] <baker> I know but cant give it up waiting for 12.10
[08:31] <sb_Newbie> ActionParsnip: And how do I find out if the partition is healthy?
[08:31] <baker> i manualy install my ati driver
[08:31] <chuck> baker:  from the ATI website?
[08:31] <baker> using 11.8 ati catalys
[08:31] <baker> t
[08:31] <baker> yeah
[08:31] <baker> wget
[08:31] <baker> exce
[08:31] <chuck> baker: they have an update "12.6"
[08:32] <rose7676> help
[08:32] <rose7676> tablet  usb not working
[08:32] <chuck> rose7676: what kind of tablet?
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> baker: its still dead
[08:33] <sb_Newbie> Sorry to be annoying, but I'm a newbie.  How do I determine if the partition is healthy or not and how do I get it to be bootable?
[08:33] <baker> whats dead?
[08:33] <ActionParsnip> baker: maverick
[08:34] <ActionParsnip> sb_Newbie: boot to ubuntu livecd and try and mount the partition
[08:34] <chuck> baker: no more updates and support
[08:34] <baker> hahhaha
[08:34] <sb_Newbie> ActionParsnip: Thx, I will try
[08:34] <baker> i know i hate the setup
[08:34] <chuck> baker: try gentoo
[08:34] <chuck> baker: then you hate the setup
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> chuck: from stage1 :)
[08:35] <chuck> haha build your own linux file by file..
[08:35] <baker> the panel is the best part not going to 12
[08:35] <rose7676> chuck, http://www.novitab.com/NoviTab-7/
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> baker: you can install gnome-panel in precise
[08:35] <sb_Newbie> ActionParsnip: From Gpart, it only gives me the option to unmount
[08:35] <ActionParsnip> !info gnome-panel | baker
[08:36] <ActionParsnip> sb_Newbie: use nautilus instead
[08:36] <kelvinella> does anyone know how to make firefox sync the bookmarks like chrome does?
[08:36] <chuck> rose7676: so it's not mounting to your computer
[08:36] <baker> application menu
[08:36] <baker> thanks
[08:36] <histo> sb_Newbie: then it's mounted use nautilus and browse the partition and make sure your files are there.
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> baker: yes, gnome-panel will replace Unity and make it look like Gnome2, or you can install Xubuntu and get the 2 panel look
[08:37] <ActionParsnip> kelvinella: which version of FIrefox?
[08:38] <chuck> rose7676: you can go into your settings, on the tablet, and go to SD Card & Phone Storage, and press Mass Storage Only.
[08:38] <kelvinella> newest one i guess?
[08:38] <baker> When is 12.10 going to be released
[08:38] <Ca11um> What package is required to use -m32 when compiling?
[08:38] <kelvinella> ActionParsnip, does the version matters?
[08:38] <ActionParsnip> baker: look at the version number, think about what yeart it is and have a guess
[08:38] <kelvinella> ActionParsnip, i think i have different version in my netbook and desktop
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> kelvinella: because older versions won't do it, obviously
[08:39] <chuck> baker: october 18th
[08:39] <baker> december
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> kelvinella: if you run: apt-cache policy firefox    what version is installed?
[08:39] <baker> dam lmao
[08:39] <sb_Newbie> histo: I looked at properties on the hard drive via nautilus and in the part "Contents", it says xxxxx items, totalling xx GB (some contents unreadable)
[08:39] <chuck> baker: http://www.noobslab.com/2012/04/ubuntu-1210-quantal-quetzal-release.html
[08:39] <kelvinella> ActionParsnip, they are pretty new
[08:39] <ActionParsnip> baker: well it's 20(12) and the (10)th month is Ovtober...
[08:39] <baker> i get it nice
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> kelvinella: I just want the version, you could have anything from 12 to 16 installed
[08:40] <kelvinella> ActionParsnip, 14
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> kelvinella: thanks
[08:40] <rose7676> chuck, how ?
[08:40] <ActionParsnip> kelvinella: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/xmarks-sync/
[08:40] <baker> So how come when i put in pidof "League of Legends.exe"  it takes to the main dir like nothing happend
[08:40] <kelvinella> ActionParsnip, will it be the same as chrome? in chrome i can share bookmarks between all my computers and iphone
[08:40] <baker> do i have to kill
[08:40] <baker> to see
[08:41] <histo> sb_Newbie: what are you trying to do with the drive just recover files?
[08:41] <llutz_> baker: because thats not the correct process name
[08:41] <chuck> baker: your trying to kill the process?
[08:41] <baker> no im tryin to find PID number for a program to change it on one core
[08:41] <llutz_> baker: ps aux |grep Leage
[08:41] <baker> to run faster
[08:42] <baker> fps possibly
[08:42] <llutz_> baker: pgrep League
[08:42] <sb_Newbie> histo: No, I have a hard drive that no longer boots.
[08:42] <sb_Newbie> I would like to boot from the partition, having lost no data if possible, rather than booting from Live CD
[08:42] <chuck> baker: all i know is that i have never heard of success stories with that game in wine
[08:43] <baker> i know but it going a good directon you can use pvp.net
[08:43] <chuck> baker: i like HoN alot more
[08:43] <baker> now
[08:43] <METIN> HAHAHAH
[08:43] <llutz_> sb_Newbie: what error when you try to boot?
[08:44] <baker> baker     2428  0.0  0.0   4008   752 pts/0    S+   02:44   0:00 grep --color=auto Leage
[08:44] <histo> sb_Newbie: can you define no longer boots? Do you get an error message etc...
[08:45] <llutz_> baker: so its prolly just  listed as a wine-process
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> sb_Newbie: you can reinstate the boot loader from the liveCD too
[08:45] <ActionParsnip> baker: the command I gave will kill it
[08:46] <baker> why would i have to kill it i just need the PID number
[08:46] <sb_Newbie> ActionParsnip: Could you walk me through or direct me to a source to "reinstate the boot loader"?  That won't make me lose the data, I hope
[08:46] <baker> 10. (Optional but recommend, if you have a multicore machine) Now, if a game is at loading screen or started, you will determine some minor FPS issues. Well, you can boost the game, with the following two steps:
[08:46] <baker> Run
[08:46] <baker>     pidof "League of Legends.exe"
[08:46] <baker> in a terminal (yes, you need the " ", so don't leave them out). This command will return you the pid (Process ID) of the running Game / League of Legends instance. After that enter
[08:46] <baker>     taskset -p 1 PID
[08:46] <FloodBot1> baker: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:46] <baker> where PID is the number which the pidof command gave you. The taskset command ensures, that League of Legends is only running on one core. For me, this gives me a stable 40 FPS instead of the unstable 25-35 FPS.
[08:46] <chuck> baker: this computer is a AMD phenom 2, six core, with 16 gigs of DDR3 1600, with a ATI 4670 1gig, and it doesn't run League in wine
[08:47] <baker> lmoa
[08:47] <baker> really
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> sb_Newbie: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/09/live-usb-sticking-grub-2-video
[08:47] <ActionParsnip> baker: or use top
[08:47] <amol> any one
[08:47] <chuck> baker: yeah use the top command
[08:48] <histo> !grub | sb_Newbie
[08:48] <amol> need one help
[08:48] <amol> ??????
[08:48] <baker> taskset -p 1 `pidof "League of Legends.exe"`
[08:49] <chuck> amol: you need help. or you asking people if they need help?
[08:49] <amol> i need help
[08:49] <ActionParsnip> amol: just ask
[08:49] <chuck> amol: what's the question?
[08:49] <amol> my msf is not getting updated
[08:50] <baker> alright ill try
[08:50] <amol> wht is de coomad inorder to update whole os
[08:50] <baker> I've tested now the new patch and must say that it looks like, that Riot does a really good job here!
[08:50] <baker> I getting 60 FPS + (everything on High, Shadow turned off), withouth any taskset tweak ... also, the PVP.Net Launcher feels more smoothly than before.
[08:50] <baker> I know that this are noticed in the latest Patch Notes, but I doubt, that it would really bring up the performance in WINE ...
[08:50] <baker> Does anbody also getting the same boost?
[08:50] <baker> Phenom II X4 here, with 8GB of RAM and an nvidia 450 GTS.
[08:50] <FloodBot1> baker: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:50] <baker> someone got it
[08:51] <amol> svn: Can't open file '.svn/lock': Permission denied
[08:51] <chuck> baker: i play HoN. it just works
[08:51] <amol> dis fucking eroor
[08:51] <baker> baker@BaKeR:~$ kill `ps -ef | grep -i league | awk {'print $2'}`
[08:51] <baker> bash: kill: (2432) - No such process
[08:51] <skav> how can i hide the 100 partition "system reserved" from *everywhere* in ubuntu 12.04. though i've succeeded to hide it in nautilus. but still it shows up in some other places
[08:51] <baker> so do i have to have it running
[08:51] <elgaton> amol: svn is not used to update the OS
[08:51] <baker> to seeee PID
[08:51] <baker> #
[08:51] <chuck> amol: you got a package manager open somewhere
[08:52] <s3r3n1t7> baker, search for wine, not league
[08:52] <elgaton> amol: To update Ubuntu use "sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[08:52] <baker> HON ill check it out
[08:52] <shogunrisk> Can I ask if you guys know any good places to learn python?
[08:52] <chuck> baker: same idea as League..just better graphics, and more characters
[08:53] <Blazemore> shogunrisk: Are you already a programmer?
[08:53] <amol> ya thanx its working
[08:53] <chuck> shogunrisk: they have some good tutorials on their website
[08:53] <Blazemore> shogunrisk: I was, but I found this really useful http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Non-Programmer's_Tutorial_for_Python_2.6
[08:53] <Blazemore> It has a load of good examples
[08:53] <shogunrisk> No but I am tryin to learn, thanks will check out link
[08:54] <amol> ?
[08:55] <amol> any one has zero dat fr wordpress
[08:55] <baker> Im not into the syle of the game im into the how the game is played
[08:55] <baker> league is one of a kind
[08:55] <ActionParsnip> baker: ps -ef | grep -i wine | awk {'print $2'}
[08:55] <baker> Hon looked cloes
[08:56] <chuck> baker: HoN plays like league
[08:56] <chuck> anyway..it's gaming time. bbl
[08:56] <Blazemore> baker: ps -ef | grep -i wine | grep -v grep | awk {'print $2'}
[08:56] <amol> any game gng on ?
[08:56] <baker> It plays like but the consept is not the same
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> amol: in what way?
[08:56] <Blazemore> When grepping ps, don't forget to grep -v grep
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> Blazemore: aye :)
[08:56] <llutz_> or just use pgrep
[08:57] <baker> League of legengs is Almost like chess
[08:57] <skav> anyone, how can i hide the 100 partition created by windows 7 "system reserved" from *everywhere* in ubuntu 12.04. though i've succeeded to hide it in nautilus. but still it shows up in some other places
[08:57] <baker> ok so i got PID of wine
[08:57] <amol> hey any one has zero day or not
[08:58] <llutz_>  Do you have any ubuntu support related question? amol
[08:58] <baker> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=19141
[08:58] <baker> scroll down to fps
[08:58] <sergiu[1]> had anyone tried to run dota 2 with wine
[08:58] <baker> Increasing FPS (from 2012.03.07)
[08:58] <amol> just now came on ubuntu . i got bored in backtrack
[08:59] <llutz_> !ot | amol
[08:59] <Ascavasaion> How do I import Outlook mailboxes into Evolution... any ideas please?
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> baker: then kill that PID
[08:59] <Ca11um> What's the difference between Terminal and XTerm?
[09:00] <Blazemore> Different terminal emulators
[09:00] <Blazemore> Terminal is gnome-terminal, which has more features than xterm
[09:00] <baker> ActionParsnip Read http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=19141
[09:00] <Blazemore> They both have the same actual shell (bash) though
[09:00] <baker> scrooll down
[09:00] <histo> amol: i'm not sure if the version of msf with ubuntu has the msfupdate command but you may want to try that.
[09:00] <baker> scoll down 2 percent you will see
[09:00] <baker> fps
[09:00] <histo> amol: the updates you'll receive from apt-get will only be bug and security fixes
[09:01] <Ascavasaion> Ca11um: Different versions of the same thing.  Terminal emulators.
[09:01] <_zoom_> hi, how to add virtual interface eth0:0 in network-manager?
[09:01] <Blazemore> Ca11um: There are also Konsole (for KDE) and my favourite, Terminator
[09:01] <MarKsaitis> when samba 4 stable is out, will ubuntu 12.04 be updated with it?
[09:01] <Blazemore> MarKsaitis: That's a backport. And almost certainly not
[09:02] <histo> amol: pretty sure you can sudo msfupdate
[09:02] <amol> ok bro
[09:02] <amol> thanx all
[09:02] <MarKsaitis> how sad, because 12.04 lts is gonna last for 5 years and I believe samba 4 will be out soon =)
[09:02] <histo> amol: that would be to gather the newest exploits that have been added.
[09:02] <baker> Wow should be a easy thing to do
[09:02] <baker> PID
[09:02] <superbbbfab> ciao a tutti
[09:03] <amol> i need to exploit iis 7.0 is der any way
[09:03] <Ca11um> Is there any lightweight software that keeps your computer clean and fast?
[09:03] <_zoom_> http://www.liberiangeek.net/2010/04/how-to-quickly-create-multiple-virtual-network-interfaces-in-ubuntu/
[09:03] <baker> You can get the PID with a proccess explorer or just with the command: pidof "League of Legends.exe"
[09:03] <Ca11um> I constantly worry about downloading loads of packages, some are massive - will they effect my computers speed?
[09:03] <Blazemore> Ca11um: No, but there is Bleachbit wihich will delete old temporary files and things
[09:04] <Blazemore> Ca11um: Linux tends not to suffer from the "startup-creep" of Windows, where more and more applications run themselves at startup
[09:04] <baker> ActionParnsip thats what is says nothing about killing anything to find PID
[09:04] <baker> ^
[09:04] <Ca11um> Blazemore: Is it more a case of running them when you want?
[09:05] <_zoom_> :)
[09:05] <Blazemore> Ca11um: It's more the case of the HP drivers don't ship with a metric crapton of "helper" applications
[09:05] <Ca11um> Oh yeah I always format after buying a PC...but I mean, on Windows I end up installing loads of random programs (my interests change a lot)
[09:05] <Blazemore> And all the apps update via the package manager, so they don't need to sit in your system tray checking for updates themselves
[09:06] <Ca11um> Eventually stuff gets slow in general
[09:06] <baker> aker    15329 72.3  7.9 1698896 225388 ?      Ssl  03:05   0:13 C:/Riot Games/League
[09:06] <Blazemore> Ca11um: That's probably too much running at once, then
[09:06] <Blazemore> Ca11um: Or, if your hard drive is REALLY full, fragmentation can cause poor performance
[09:06] <histo> amol: check with msf or you can check exploits-db.com and see if there are any that interest you.
[09:06] <histo> amol: sorry exploit-db.com
[09:07] <marccc> moin
[09:07] <gauravgrt1> i am using bluefish editor on 12.04 and when i press the alt key i want the search results specific to bluefish which is not happening....it used to work previously but not now
[09:08] <marccc> Q: is there a way to see on what CPU a specific process is running?
[09:08] <Ca11um> What does apt-get upgrade do?
[09:08] <Blazemore> Ca11um: Upgrades the packages on your system to the latest versions in the Ubuntu repositories
[09:08] <heisenmink> Ca11um: it upgrades all your packages
[09:08] <Ca11um> I thought packages were just constantly updated?
[09:08] <Ca11um> and you simply use Update Manager, or apt-get update
[09:08] <Blazemore> Ca11um: Not automatically
[09:08] <gauravgrt1> like when i press the alt key and search for lorem ipsum generator it shows no results ....it used to work previously
[09:09] <Blazemore> Ca11um: apt-get update gets a new list of what packages are ready to upgrade
[09:09] <Blazemore> Ca11um: "apt-get update" is like checking for Windows updates, and apt-get upgrade is like installing them
[09:09] <baker> ActionParnsip baker    10033  5.3  2.3 1661520 67924 ?       Ssl  03:05   0:06 LoLLauncher.exe  After ps aux command would that be it
[09:09] <baker> ?
[09:09] <Blazemore> Ca11um: You should just use the Update Manager
[09:09] <histo> Ca11um: installs updates
[09:10] <Blazemore> Ca11um: #ubuntu-beginners
[09:10] <gauravgrt1> i am using bluefish 2.2.3
[09:12] <superbbbfab> hi i've a problem with playonlinux
[09:13] <superbbbfab> someone can help me? please
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> baker: kill 10033
[09:13] <baker> baker@BaKeR:~$ taskset -p 1 10033
[09:13] <baker> pid 10033's current affinity mask: 3
[09:13] <baker> pid 10033's new affinity mask: 1
[09:13] <baker> well thanks
[09:13] <ActionParsnip> superbbbfab: without more details, no
[09:13] <FloodBot1> baker: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:13] <baker> anyways
[09:13] <baker> im using that
[09:15] <superbbbfab> ok i want to installa ssassin creed 1, but it wants (playonlinux) assassin 's setup file, where is it?
[09:16] <Ca11um> Are there any estimates for when the Steam for Linux Beta will be out?
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> Ca11um: it would be conjecture, could contact steam
[09:17] <khaos_> hi
[09:17] <ActionParsnip> superbbbfab: its on the install CD, surely...
[09:17] <khaos_> I have a problem with fn keys for brightness with my laptop and nvidia propertiary driver
[09:18] <histo> Ca11um: you might want to check the valve linux blog.
[09:18] <superbbbfab> i've no cd
[09:18] <Machtin> hey guys.. what was the name of the tool to configure pulseaudio (graphically)
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> khaos_: what make and model laptop?>
[09:18] <chuck> Ca11um: they want to release it for oktoberfest
[09:18] <ActionParsnip> superbbbfab: then how are you installing, you must've bought the game to be installing it...
[09:18] <chuck> ca11um so in october
[09:19] <Ascavasaion> How do I import Outlook mailboxes into Evolution... any ideas please?
[09:19] <histo> ActionParsnip: probably on steam
[09:19] <superbbbfab> ah
[09:19] <superbbbfab> ok
[09:19] <Ca11um> chuck: Are there any sources, or is that an estimate of your own?
[09:19] <skav> anyone, how can i hide the 100 partition created by windows 7 "system reserved" from *everywhere* in ubuntu 12.04. though i've succeeded to hide it in nautilus. but still it shows up in some other places
[09:19] <chuck> ca11um: no that is what i read from their site
[09:19] <ActionParsnip> Ascavasaion: I believe evolution can use PST files
[09:20] <Blazemore> skav: You can just delete the partition
[09:20] <Ca11um> October, damn, that's 2 months
[09:20] <Blazemore> skav: It's not actually needed for anything usually (YMMV)
[09:20] <skav> hmm
[09:21] <khaos_> ActionParsnip, sony vaio vgn fz31z
[09:21] <elgaton> skav, Blazemore: actually, it's needed for boot files (it is separate so that if the user decides to encrypt the disk, boot files are still unencrypted), much like /boot
[09:21] <elgaton> so don't delete it
[09:21] <superbbbfab> ok sorry
[09:21] <khaos_> ActionParsnip, and im using nvidia propertiary driver version current (recommended one)
[09:21] <Blazemore> If you deleted it right now, Windows would still work, unless you have full disk encryption
[09:22] <skav> this is the sda1 partition
[09:22] <ActionParsnip> khaos_: try the boot option: acpi_backlight=vendor
[09:22] <BM-Solid> how can I have multiple users whith GUI?
[09:22] <Blazemore> ^
[09:22] <skav> isnt the grub2 install on it
[09:22] <Blazemore> BM-Solid: What do you mean by that?
[09:22] <Blazemore> skav: No, grub is in /boot on Linux, not on the Windows partition
[09:22] <khaos_> ActionParnsnip in the grub setting that says: noacpi?
[09:23] <Blazemore> khaos_: Yes, at the end of that line
[09:23] <skav> so is it ok if i delete the partition?
[09:23] <khaos_> thanks ActionParsnip Blazemore i will try that
[09:23] <Blazemore> skav: http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/kb/article.php?id=409
[09:24] <Blazemore> I deleted mine and had no problems, but like I said, your milage may vary
[09:24] <BM-Solid> I have a user running a session with GUI
[09:25] <no-name-> ubuntu doesn't appear to have an ~/.xsession ... is there an equivalent?
[09:25] <jellow> how do I move programs and all their dependencies automatically ?
[09:25] <khaos_> one last question, I have tried non propertiary driver and the brightness worked with fn keys, but i got no plymouth splash screen (the screen has damaged graphics)
[09:25] <BM-Solid> I want to switch to another account with GUI but not logout the first one
[09:25] <elgaton> jellow: you mean between two Ubuntu installations?
[09:26] <histo> BM-Solid: <super>+k I think
[09:26] <jellow> elgaton: I have a chroot partition I've been using ldd and doing it manually but it is quite slow
[09:26] <histo> skav: you could try marking the parition as hidden in gparted
[09:26] <savio> hello
[09:26] <elgaton> jellow: If it's between two same Ubuntu versions, try this: http://overtag.dk/wordpress/2012/04/ubuntu-tip-save-a-list-of-installed-packages-for-reinstallation-purposes/
[09:26] <ActionParsnip> BM-Solid: use the switch user feature
[09:26] <BM-Solid> histo: it doesnt work
[09:27] <BM-Solid> where is it?
[09:27] <ActionParsnip> BM-Solid: in the cog menu in the top right
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[09:27] <FloodBot1> geosn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:28] <skav> found this to hide unwanted partition http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/too-many-partitions-showing-in-nautilus-and-disk-mounter-551569/
[09:28] <BM-Solid> are you sure?
[09:28] <BM-Solid> I can't really find that
[09:28] <baker_> ActionParnsip you get paid to help?
[09:28] <histo> BM-Solid: click your name in the upper right and "switch user"
[09:28] <chuck> BM-Solid: yeah switch user
[09:28] <skav> this post http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/too-many-partitions-showing-in-nautilus-and-disk-mounter-551569/#post2738811
[09:28] <savio> how to generate PGP key using terminal
[09:29] <BM-Solid> OK
[09:29] <savio> i try gpg --fingerprint
[09:29] <BM-Solid> thanks
[09:29] <savio> no output
[09:29] <heisenmink> savio: try googling it
[09:29] <Blazemore> savio: savio gpg --gen-key
[09:29] <Blazemore> savio: First result on Google for "create gpg key"
[09:29] <savio> --gen-key and --fingerprint is different
[09:30] <livingdaylight> hi, where are the default wallpapers kept?
[09:30] <elgaton> savio: Yes, the first command creates a key, the second one prints a hash of an already existing one for verification purposes
[09:31] <ActionParsnip> livingdaylight: /usr/share/doc/ubuntu-wallpapers    maybe
[09:32] <savio> what is idle time limit for key
[09:32] <Ca11um> chuck: What site was that? I can't find any dates whatsoever
[09:32] <elgaton> savio: You can use an unlimited key without problems
[09:32] <MonkeyDust> livingdaylight  try /usr/share/backgrounds/
[09:33] <chuck> livingdaylight: /usr/share/wallpaper
[09:33] <livingdaylight> ActionParsnip,  thank you. On the whole Linux is much more logical thanwindows, but in this respect I don't find navigating through the various /usr branches intuitive
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[09:33] <FloodBot1> geosn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[09:33] <livingdaylight> MonkeyDust, | chuck thank you
[09:33] <enchilado> Wow.
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[09:33] <FloodBot1> geosn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:33] <Blazemore> I'd like to see a vote-to-kick system
[09:33] <enchilado> That highlights me.
[09:34] <elgaton> Blazemore: there are always ops around :)
[09:34] <enchilado> "conscienchighway"
[09:34] <enchilado> Constains "enchi" :S
[09:34] <enchilado> Er, contains
[09:35] <ActionParsnip> Blazemore: could propose it in #freenode
[09:35] <savio> is passphrase need to be remeber
[09:35] <Blazemore> ActionParsnip: Probably best implemented as a bot
[09:35] <MonkeyDust> Blazemore  there's also /ignore
[09:35] <Blazemore> savio: If you give it a passphrase you will need to enter the passphrase in order to use the key
[09:35] <savio> like secret key
[09:36] <Blazemore> Exactly
[09:36] <savio> gpg only create public part og PGP
[09:36] <savio> is that so?
[09:36] <AXXXXL> ss
[09:37] <elgaton> savio: GPG creates both a secret (private) key and a public key, just like PGP.
[09:37] <savio> why is there passpharse
[09:38] <Blazemore> savio: In case someone steals your key
[09:38] <Blazemore> It's optional, but highly recommended
[09:38] <savio> ok
[09:38] <Blazemore> GNome Keyring can automatically unlock all these passphrases when you log in, so it's much easier
[09:39] <savio> there is two part "pub" and "sub"
[09:39] <savio> pub ---is for public
[09:39] <savio> and sub for
[09:40] <elgaton> savio: It's a subkey - each of them is associated with a specific e-mail address (so you can use a single key to encrypt e-mails for multiple accounts)
[09:41] <savio> you say specific email account elgaton
[09:42] <savio> what specific?  key is for specific account
[09:42] <elgaton> savio: For example, if you've got two accounts "1@email.com" and "2@email.com", and I want to use a GPG key to encrypt and/or sign e-mails coming from both of them, I can simply create a single key with two subkeys, one for "1@email.com" and "2@email.com".
[09:43] <savio> ok
[09:44] <khaos_> ActionParsnip, i have added acpi backlight for vendor i have updated grub but the keys are not working
[09:44] <Pessimist> Can someone point me to a tutorial to revert flash player to older version which supports acceleration with nvidia graphic cards?
[09:44] <savio> elgaton: mail from BugSqurd are PGP guard
[09:45] <elgaton> elgaton: Most of them are not, you will need a PGP key to submit patches though.
[09:45] <elgaton> savio: Most of them are not, you will need a PGP key to submit patches though.
[09:45] <khaos_> ActionParsnip, my grub cmd line linxu default : quiet splash acpi_backlight=vendor
[09:45] <ActionParsnip> khaos_: try the boot option: acpi_osi=LINUX
[09:48] <khaos_> ActionParsnip, ok i must remove the acpi_backlihgt/
[09:48] <Pessimist> Is there a addon on  Firefox which replaces YouTube videos with VLC window or something?
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> khaos_: I'd also report a bug
[09:48] <ActionParsnip> khaos_: could try Quantal liveCD to see if the newer kernel plays nicer
[09:48] <Pessimist> Like instead of Flash showing the video it should replace it with VLC showing the video
[09:48] <khaos_> ActionParsnip, I think that is a nvidia problem with the propertiary
[09:48] <mofaph> hi, all. I am using Ubuntu-10.10. Why 'cpp -D__USE_GNU /usr/include/sys/socket.h | grep ucred' output nothing? I saw ucred which was defined in /usr/include/bits/socket.h
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> khaos_: possibly, or it could be acpi based
[09:49] <ActionParsnip> mofaph: maverick is EOL (no longer supported)
[09:49] <khaos_> ActionParsnip, ok thank you i must remove the previous about the vendor ok?
[09:50] <mofaph> ActionParsnip: Yeah, I know.
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> mofaph: so why ask for support, when there is none...
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> khaos_: could try both and then just one
[09:51] <ActionParsnip> Pessimist:
[09:52] <ActionParsnip> Pessimist: http://askubuntu.com/questions/54379/vlc-for-flash-video
[09:52] <mofaph> ActionParsnip: OK. Could you just type the command I gave above? Any output?
[09:52] <khaos_> ActionParsnip, thanks for the help.Trying now.Is there any other same bug report for vaio/
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> khaos_: ubuntu-bug acpi    will start the process
[09:53] <ininin> hmm
[09:53] <ActionParsnip> mofaph: I don't have that installed, nor the space, sorry
[09:55] <mofaph> ActionParsnip: No /usr/include/sys/socket.h in the system?
[09:55] <chuck> John Carmack is annoying
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> mofaph: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1135821/
[09:56] <clappy> hey guys, how do I edit files in terminal?
[09:56] <clappy> like .asp
[09:56] <ActionParsnip> clappy: nano filename
[09:56] <clappy> thanks
[09:57] <mofaph> Ah, thanks anyway.
[09:58] <ActionParsnip> mofaph: install a clean install of Precise and you'll have support all the way to 2017
[09:59] <savio> what is sign-only and encrytion key
[09:59] <empt> Hi guys
[09:59] <argel> http://www.radiogaia.com.br/player_gaia/index.php
[09:59] <empt> is there anyone here familiar with cmake?
[10:00] <Pessimist> What is an easy way to install themes to Ubuntu 12.04?
[10:00] <Pessimist> Is there some kind of browser/installer app?
[10:00] <iceroot> savio: key for signing = private key, key for encryption = public-key (from the person you want to send the file)
[10:00] <iceroot> !anyone | empt
[10:01] <argel> saludos, soy nuevo con el sistema ubuntu alguien sabe como entro al canal en castellano o español
[10:02] <iceroot> !es | argel
[10:03] <argel> gracias iceroot as{i mismo a ubotu
[10:03] <empt> yea! i have a library called symbolicc++ in the readme file it is especified that you must compile your source using "g++ -o program program.cpp -lsymbolicc++" command i am wondering how can i enter this command in the cmakelists.txt file?
[10:04] <u1204> hello, I'm trying to mount remote dir via SSHFS with a BASH script. How should I write my password into it? I want the script to mount the dir automatically, so that I don't have to type in the password.
[10:05] <llutz_> u1204: you don't use a key for that (still dangerous)
[10:05] <xocolatl> hello, I'm having a problem running a liveusb version of 12.04. it seems to be the video card (nvidia geforce gt 620) because if I swap out an old vga monitor, it works.  this is a brand new machine. any ideas?  need more info?
[10:06] <Red_M> xocolatl: why not just install ubuntu into a HDD partition?
[10:06] <llutz_> u1204: you don't, you should use a ssh-key for that  *
[10:06] <TJ-> u1204: You should use "ssh-copy-id"  to copy your digital key to the remote server, after that, the key will be used to authenticate rather than asking for a password
[10:06] <xocolatl> Red_M, because I want to make sure it works first.  why would installing it to a drive make the video work any better?
[10:06] <u1204> llutz_: I know it can be done with a ssh-key, but I have a reason to use bash script with a password in it
[10:07] <llutz_> u1204: it won't work
[10:07] <Red_M> xocolatl: im a windows overlord. im sorta new to linux... 10 years with windows. 1 year with linux.
[10:07] <Red_M> xocolatl: also what could you lose?
[10:07] <u1204> llutz_: you mean there is no way bash can do it?
[10:07] <Red_M> xocolatl: most HDDs these days are MASSIVE!
[10:07] <xocolatl> Red_M, the point is, the boot hangs once it tries to switch to graphics mode
[10:08] <llutz_> u1204: i don't know if there is _no_ way, but none i know. ssh won't accept keys from commandline because it would be shown in processlist, which you really don't want
[10:08] <Red_M> xocolatl: try --- hmmm anyone want to take this? im stuck
[10:09] <llutz_> s/keys/passwords/ even
[10:09] <xocolatl> look, the liveusb does not work.  I am not interested in installing a broken os and bricking the machine.  I *am* interested in this being the only OS on this machine, but not until it works properly.
[10:09] <nightshade> xocolatl: laptop?
[10:09] <xocolatl> nightshade, dell vostro 470  (desktop)
[10:10] <nightshade> xocolatl: what's the issue? reading backwards hurt my head just now
[10:10] <Red_M> xocolatl: dual boot it with something else like windows
[10:10] <nightshade> oh i read your message just now, few lines above
[10:10] <u1204> llutz_: do you mean bash processlist can  be seen outside my home dir?
[10:10] <xocolatl> Red_M, once again IT DOES NOT BOOT.
[10:11] <xocolatl> nightshade, when booting, it hangs when going to graphics mode
[10:11] <Red_M> xocolatl: DO YOU HAVE A CD DRIVE?
[10:11] <nightshade> last line is "mdm something something" then panic ?
[10:11] <llutz_> u1204: the processlist has nothing to do with bash and homedirs, it can bee seen
[10:11] <xocolatl> nightshade, the crappy graphics mode that the initial "boot or install" menu works, but the actual graphics mode hangs
[10:11] <ActionParsnip> xocolatl: what GPU do you use?
[10:12] <savio> why we use gpg-agent?
[10:12] <nightshade> that was happening to me. older versions work wonderfully, but the latest one i ahve major troubles with when using the LiveUSB or CD
[10:12] <xocolatl> ActionParsnip, 1GB nvidia geforece gt 620
[10:12] <nightshade> it's a kernel problem
[10:12] <ActionParsnip> xocolatl: tried the boot option: nouveau.blacklist=1
[10:13] <xocolatl> ActionParsnip, I will try that.  where do I put in this option?
[10:13] <ActionParsnip> !bootoption | xocolatl
[10:13] <xocolatl> ActionParsnip, thanks, I'll go test it
[10:13] <u1204> llutz_: it is not a problem that it is visible, I would only need to make the script wok in the way that it can automatically mount a remote dir
[10:14] <llutz_> u1204: it is a problem, because openssh doesn't accept it by design for this reason
[10:14] <llutz_> u1204: iirc you cannot circumvent it
[10:14] <ActionParsnip> u1204: if you add the mount to /etc/fstab then run mount on the mount point as root and it will mount
[10:14] <llutz_> ActionParsnip: sshfs
[10:15] <ActionParsnip> llutz_: can stil be added :)
[10:15] <llutz_> ActionParsnip: not with password
[10:15] <carlosSan> ll
[10:16] <ActionParsnip> llutz_: gah
[10:16] <u1204> llutz_: does it mean my root password and the password in remote server should be the same in order to mount the remote dir without need to type in password
[10:16] <llutz_> u1204: no
[10:17] <llutz_> u1204: if you use ssh(fs) and no keys, it always will prompt your for the password
[10:17] <llutz_> you*
[10:17] <MonkeyDust> u1204  i use ssh too -- first you type the local sudo password, then the remote password to login
[10:17] <Blazemore> MonkeyDust: Why do you need sudo to run ssh?
[10:17] <MonkeyDust> Blazemore  for remote rsync
[10:18] <Blazemore> OK
[10:18] <u1204> llutz_: my problem is that the remote dir I'm trying to mount is encrypted partition, so I can't use ssh-key
[10:18] <llutz_> MonkeyDust: use forced-commands and a key for that
[10:18] <MonkeyDust> llutz_  i'm happy with the way i do it
[10:18] <llutz_> u1204: well sry then, cannot help you
[10:19] <u1204> llutz_: ok, but thanks for discussion anyway, I'm a bit smarter now
[10:20] <TJ-> u1204: Are you relying on autofs on the server to unlock and mount the encrypted file-system when the ssh connection occurs?
[10:21] <u1204> TJ-: yes
[10:22] <TJ-> u1204: For encrypted home directories, you can move the ~/.ssh/authorized_hosts file to /etc/ssh/$USER/  and amend sshd_conf to use that
[10:23] <TJ-> u1204: See this page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys#Troubleshooting
[10:26] <savio> what is use og gpg-agent?
[10:26] <u1204> TJ-: thanks, but I've tried it. I can automatically connect the server to my machine, but home directory remains unmounted and I still have to mount it manually and enter password
[10:27] <savio> what is use of gpg-agent
[10:27] <TJ-> u1204: I use that extensively on my servers with no problems whatsoever, and I use sshfs to mount remote servers into my local file-system that way
[10:28] <xocolatl> ActionParsnip, finally got it :) that allowed it to boot into a really crappy resolution, but it should allow me to figure out how to install the nvidia drivers and hope that works.  I'll go poke around now, thank you for your guidance
[10:29] <u1204> TJ-: interesting, are filesystems in your servers encrypted?
[10:29] <TJ-> u1204: Yes
[10:30] <TJ-> u1204: I had the same challenge as you; moving the authorized_keys to /etc/ssh/$USER/ was my solution
[10:30] <u1204> then I must try that again, it has been a long time since I did it
[10:30] <u1204> TJ-: I used Ubuntu 10.04 back then
[10:31] <TJ-> u1204: Also, ensure the authorized_keys does contain only ONE copy of your public key! That caught me out as well... more than one, and I was prompted for passwords until I figured that out!
[10:31] <TJ-> u1204: I use it on 10.04 and 12.04 servers
[10:32] <u1204> TJ-: thanks, TJ, I'll try it right away
[10:33] <jalexandru> hi,  a question about a nfs share mounted on ubuntu? here or in the ##networking channel??
[10:33] <TJ-> jalexandru: What's the question?
[10:34] <livingdaylight> using the 'cp' command what argument or what's it called? do I add so I can cp all the contents of a folder rather than just one at a time, please?
[10:35] <livingdaylight> cp -a (a for all) or * (for all) ?
[10:35] <jalexandru> I need to mount a nfs share at startup on a client, tried adding a line to mount the share in fstab but it's not lunching at start up, any reason? can anybody provide an example on how the line in fstab should look?
[10:35] <ActionParsnip> livingdaylight: cp -a folder /path/to/dest
[10:36] <livingdaylight> ActionParsnip, thx, i was on track with cp -a then :)
[10:36] <TJ-> jalexandru: Does the fstab entry refer to the IP of the NFS server, or the hostname? Sometimes that early there is no DNS resolution and so the mount fails but if you try it later on with "mount -a" it will work
[10:36] <compdoc> livingdaylight, the -r option means all the files in teh folder, but you have to be very careful
[10:37] <TJ-> jalexandru: Here's how mine is set here:   10.254.251.1:/Library /home/all/Library nfs4 _netdev,auto,user 0 0
[10:37] <compdoc>   -R, -r, --recursive          copy directories recursively
[10:39] <xocolatl> this is a pretty horrible experience :( I've been using ubuntu (as my only os) on my home laptops since edgy eft and I've never had the problems this desktop installation is giving me :(  I'm glad this isn't my first impression
[10:40] <superbbbfab> hi i've this problem
[10:40] <superbbbfab> Nautilus-Share-Message: Called "net usershare info" but it failed: «net usershare» ha restituito l'errore 255: net usershare: cannot open usershare directory /var/lib/samba/usershares. Error File o directory non esistente
[10:40] <superbbbfab> Please ask your system administrator to enable user sharing
[10:44] <HongKilDong> is anybody here ?
[10:44] <zabomber> yes
[10:44] <ActionParsnip> HongKilDong: nobody at all
[10:45] <cfhowlett> HongKilDong: yes.
[10:45] <HongKilDong> cool !!!
[10:45] <TJ-> It's debatable
[10:45] <HongKilDong> sorry, it's my first experience with irc )
[10:45] <zabomber> np
[10:45] <zabomber> irc is very old but very cool and still used today
[10:50] <JesusMcCloud> aloha! i want to change the behavior of a function key: i want it to just toggle bluetooth and not wifi. i have the same problem this guy has: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=131973 what am i missing?
[10:50] <ActionParsnip> !shortcut
[10:51] <JesusMcCloud> not even related
[10:52] <JesusMcCloud> it is all about acpi
[10:52] <ActionParsnip> JesusMcCloud: tried keytouch package?
[10:52] <JesusMcCloud> ActionParsnip, keytouch is about X keyboard shortcuts, right? if so then it does nto help
[10:54] <JesusMcCloud> ActionParsnip, when i boot wiht acpi=off the toggle stops working as expected, so i can narrwo it down to acpi and exclude a hardware switch.
[10:56] <JesusMcCloud> ActionParsnip, another proof that acpi is involved in some way ist that if i disable the toggleAllWiereless function in acpi-support the behavior changes -> oly wireless is toggled, which i do not understand
[10:56] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: What's your PC model, and can you pastebin the script and what you see in the system log when you press the key?
[10:57] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thinkpad edge e350, even if i disable all scripts i can think of, wireless is still toggled, so i am missing something. and i want to know what i am missing
[10:58] <BluesKaj> Hiyas all
[10:58] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, i also inspected the events using acpi_listen and there is only one event that is supposed to be triggered (the correct one) but this only adds additional functionality to the function key and does not remove the wifi toggleing function
[10:58] <susundberg> Hi!
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> JesusMcCloud: sure you but need to tell XOrg to interpret the input differently, acpi just makes the button work, not define its function
[10:58] <JesusMcCloud> ActionParsnip, acpid does
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> JesusMcCloud: the input is interpretted by th X server, so you can use an app to change what that signal generated by the button does
[11:00] <JesusMcCloud> ActionParsnip, and i am runnign xfce and xbindkeys to define keyboard shortcuts. but i do not need to define functions on a per-user basis. i need to invoke rfkill which requires root privilidges. that is why acpid should handle it
[11:00] <cfhowlett> susundberg: greetings
[11:00] <JesusMcCloud> ActionParsnip, but ok. i will try touchkey now
[11:00] <JesusMcCloud> s/touchkey/keytouch/
[11:03] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Have you considered/tested this method - using the rfkill interface? http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/How_to_setup_Bluetooth
[11:04] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, not the point. rfkill works but whenever the acpi event is triggered something else is invoked to toggle wifi and i dont know what!
[11:06] <xocolatl> okay, after installing to disk using only vga, it installed the nvidia drivers and I can now boot on the other screen.  however, it only detects one of them.  how do I get it to see both of my monitors?
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> xocolatl: try nvidia-settings
[11:08] <JesusMcCloud> ActionParsnip, keytouch is not helping. it can only add additional functionality, but not alter the functionality
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> JesusMcCloud: bah
[11:09] <JesusMcCloud> ActionParsnip, or am i missing something?
[11:09] <_skpl> bah@
[11:09] <ActionParsnip> JesusMcCloud: depends on the button really, if its wired right to the hardware then I'm not sure
[11:10] <JesusMcCloud> ActionParsnip, definetely not a hardware button. when booting with acpi=off the buttons stops working
[11:11] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I'm looking at the thinkpad_acpi.c, I've seen notes that indicate that by default it will act on all key functions unless disabled, and that using lsinput and input-events (from the input-utils package) might help
[11:11] <JesusMcCloud> so i have exactly THIS https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=131973 problem
[11:12] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: What kernel version are you using?
[11:12] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, well not really. because when i edit the acpi script for togling wireless i can remove the bluetooth toggling functionality, but not the wifi toggle
[11:12] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, 3.4
[11:12] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, but this seems to be kernel and distro independent
[11:13] <TJ-> The kernel version matters, since I'm reading the source code
[11:15] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thanks man! i also cannot fund out why toggleAllWireless() is invoked
[11:15] <itatitat> people why when I try to acces to a project, in apache, I have this message: You don't have permission to access to <address>
[11:16] <rocketmagnet> hi all
[11:16] <erchache2000> hi, im using alternate cd on ubuntu precise but i cant recover my system after try upgrade
[11:16] <cfhowlett> rocketmagnet: greetings
[11:16] <erchache2000> apt-get install -f doesnt run
[11:16] <erchache2000> dpk --configure -a not too
[11:16] <erchache2000> apt-get dist-upgrade -f not too
[11:17] <erchache2000> and i cant get dns resolution :-S
[11:18] <ActionParsnip> erchache2000: can you ping 8.8.8.8?
[11:18] <mao> I can't lock the number of virtual desktop of gnome-shell on ubuntu 12.04
[11:18] <erchache2000> yeah
[11:18] <erchache2000> but www.google.com not
[11:19] <erchache2000> resolv.conf is empty
[11:19] <ActionParsnip> erchache2000: thenrun:  echo "nameserver 8.8.8.8" | sudo tee /etc/resolv.conf > /dev/null
[11:19] <erchache2000> but i configure it correctly on
[11:19] <erchache2000> ok
[11:19] <feisar> hi does dump work with ext4 on 12.04?
[11:21] <ActionParsnip> erchache2000: ok now?
[11:22] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Yurg... lots of sub-driver code to get past
[11:23] <erchache2000> ActionParsnip: nope, its a linked file and cant edit it
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> erchache2000: i've ran that command before, works well
[11:23] <ActionParsnip> erchache2000: how do you define your network addressing?
[11:24] <erchache2000> im using alternate cd on rescue mode
[11:24] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, hmpf. i dont even get why stete-funcs (acpi-support) is in voked
[11:24] <erchache2000> im triying to repair a broken upgrade from ubuntu lucid to precise
[11:24] <JesusMcCloud> does not make any sense
[11:24] <ActionParsnip> erchache2000: you could always use /etc/network/interfaces file and set the DNS there
[11:24] <erchache2000> shit is ok!
[11:25] <erchache2000> ActionParsnip:
[11:25] <Guest33488> 'ello
[11:25] <cfhowlett> !language|erchache2000
[11:25] <cfhowlett> Guest33488: greetings
[11:25] <erchache2000> why apt-get update show me cant link to archive.ubuntu.com precise?
[11:25] <Guest33488> how goes it with y'all?
[11:26] <cfhowlett> erchache2000: check your software sources list in settings
[11:26] <erchache2000> cfhowlett: its ok
[11:26] <erchache2000> its a broken upgrade
[11:26] <cfhowlett> Guest33488: have you a specific ubuntu support question?
[11:27] <erchache2000> cfhowlett: precise, precise-updates, precise-security
[11:27] <cfhowlett> erchache2000: sorry.  my only sad experience with a scruffled upgrade led me to adopt a policy of LTS clean installs only.
[11:28] <erchache2000> cfhowlett: install without formatting... :-|
[11:28] <Guest33488> actually yes i do have a specific question for support
[11:28] <cfhowlett> erchache2000: also I have  dedicated /home partition so I retain my data
[11:28] <compdoc> clean installs is how I do it too, after backing up data and config files
[11:29] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: This suggests the firmware is switching the WWLAN and cannot be controlled: http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[11:29] <Guest33488> at the current moment, im actually trying to reformat to windows 7 *yuck*
[11:29] <cfhowlett> Guest33488: ask with details..
[11:29] <Guest33488> doing so so that i can have access to certain programs
[11:29] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, you forgot the uri of you paste
[11:29] <Guest33488> when i put in my dvd to reformat and install, i get nothing
[11:30] <Guest33488> a blank screen, then taken to the ubuntu splash screen before it shuts the computer off
[11:30] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: LOL ... amazingly, the pastebin isn't showing one in the browser address  bar!
[11:30] <Guest33488> does this with a newly burned ubuntu disc as well
[11:30] <cfhowlett> Guest33488: wait, you're using ubuntu to format for windows reinstall?
[11:30] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thanks for looking. but what does this mean? i can disable the acpi buttons by disabling acpi
[11:30] <Guest33488> nah im an ubuntu user
[11:31] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, the acpi keys that is
[11:31] <Guest33488> but temporarily switching to windows 7 to work with ableton live to finish some tunes with a friend
[11:31] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: It seems to suggest that you cannot stop the WWLAN being switched unless you disable it... as you do when disabling the ACPI buttons
[11:32] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, another problem: how can i tell blueman not to enable bluetooth when it starts? appending rfkill to rc.local does nto do the trick since blueman always enables it when i log in
[11:32] <cfhowlett> Guest33488: if your dvd won't boot, I'd suspect the iso first.  md5sum/checksum to verify a good iso
[11:32] <Guest33488> im thinking it may be the iso as well
[11:33] <Guest33488> and am checking into things
[11:33] <cfhowlett> Guest33488: also, liveboot usb is WAY less troublesome than burning a cdrom each and every time
[11:33] <Guest33488> however it is odd that a freshly downloaded iso of ubuntu would produce the same results
[11:34] <cfhowlett> Guest33488: due diligence.  checksum the iso to eliminate that cause of funky behavior
[11:34] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I seen to recall from a few years ago when I did some programming on blueman, there was then a way to configure it... I have to restart now though I've just found out my encrypted home directory of this session has somehow closed - which was why firefox went funny on me
[11:35] <TJ-> I'll be back
[11:35] <Guest33488> thanks for some info
[11:35] <Guest33488> im noobish as fuck, but i shall try my best
[11:35] <cfhowlett> Guest33488: good luck.  have fun.
[11:42] <rocketmagnet> i've a question about vstab: I#ve a second hd that is mounted automatically (not listed in /etc/fstab), how can i add the hd to fstab to add additional settings ????
[11:42] <JesusMcCloud> TJ- thanks for you efforts! now whom do i punch in the neck for fsck'ing up the wireless toggle?
[11:43] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: This is the link I tried to give you: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1135951/
[11:43] <iamtony> Hey all. What terminal command do I need to upgrade from 10.04.3 to 10.04.4?
[11:44] <cfhowlett> iamtony: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[11:44] <iamtony> @cfhowlett: Won't that go to 12.04?
[11:44] <Blazemore|Work> iamtony: No
[11:44] <KsM> no
[11:44] <cfhowlett> iamtony: nope.
[11:45] <iamtony> Awesome, thanks!
[11:45] <Blazemore|Work> iamtony: There's nothing special about a point release like that
[11:45] <cfhowlett> iamtony: good luck.  have fun.
[11:45] <Blazemore|Work> It's just to save people from needing to download 3 years of upgrades every time
[11:46] <savio> how could i know that my key is accepted by keyserver
[11:48] <Asad2005> I have installed ubuntu-zfs and moved my /home to myzfs/home, the only problem i have is that the myzfs/home doesnot automatically mount during boot. Do i need to put a startup script for sudo zfs mount -a . Is there a better solution?
[11:50] <ceil> Asad2005: can't put it in /etc/fstab?
[11:51] <shogunrisk> Do you guys know how to get the two finger scroll ona macbook working in ubuntu?
[11:53] <KsM> I'd guess messing with synaptic, but I've forgotten all about using that
[11:53] <Asad2005> ceil: its a zfs how can i put in fstab ?
[11:54] <ceil> Asad2005: i've never used zfs, i just didn't know it was all that special
[11:54] <ceil> maybe you can't
[11:54] <KsM> er, synaptic as in the touchpad controller even
[11:54] <crazydip> network-manager applet does not work after sleep: options are not clickable, VPN & More connections lists are empty. Any solutions?
[11:54] <ceil> KsM: heh i thought you were suggesting browsing some packages :p
[11:54] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: This sounds like the solution you want, but you'd have to translate it from OpenSUSE to Ubuntu http://www.conrad.id.au/2011/08/use-fnf5-hotkey-to-only-enable-disable.html
[11:54] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, sorry i accidentally unplugged my modem.
[11:54] <JesusMcCloud> !logs
[11:54] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: This sounds like the solution you want, but you'd have to translate it from OpenSUSE to Ubuntu http://www.conrad.id.au/2011/08/use-fnf5-hotkey-to-only-enable-disable.html
[11:55] <KsM> shogunrisk: this may also work http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/43097/how-to-get-macbook-style-finger-gestures-on-ubuntu-linux/
[11:55] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, this link does not work here... maybe my network is fubar...
[11:55] <shogunrisk> Thanks, just mananaged to get it working
[11:56] <ceil> JesusMcCloud: possibly. works here
[11:56] <JesusMcCloud> blessed be googel cache
[11:56] <ceil> heh
[11:57] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Hmmm... if you manually copy/paste it ... you'll also need to enable all javascripts! It uses about 3 sites to produce the page here
[11:58] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I think the line you'll enjoy is: "Fn+F5... bingo! Only bluetooth enables / disables. This will not survive a reboot, though, so let's make it permanent and create a new .rules file in /etc/udev/rules/:"
[11:58] <fayang> what's mean?
[11:58] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: The short summary is, it's being controlled by udev not acpi
[11:59] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thanks man. i suspected udev, but i could not fund anything... i hope i can "translate" this from suse to ubuntu
[11:59] <Machtin> hey guys.. I'm having a problem: I've got an encrypted home partition (as in used via the installer) - now I want to mount something in /home/user/somefolder automatically with fstab, which seems to happen before /home is mounted, of course. That results in me not being able to see the mounted fs after startup, because the /home-mount is later. How to fix?
[11:59] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: You can ... just create the udev file given at the end!
[12:00] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I was able to run the commands here unchanged... it doesn't, as I had thought, depend on which distro is in use
[12:01] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thnaks man. i will try it now! as for blueman do you have any idea on how to make bluetooth disabled upon login?
[12:01] <darraghb> is it possible to configure apt to use the option Aptitude::CmdLine::Ignore-Trust-Violations only against certain sources?
[12:02] <|Frederik> In OpenLDAP I have user entry defined like this: http://pastebin.com/C9JrqxFt . I have enabled pam_ldap, but when I try to log in as that user with ssh with the correct password, it closes the connection with "You are required to change your LDAP password immediately.
[12:02] <Bastian_B> Hello, since one week my ubuntu is quite slow to serve website, and find ssh/ftp servers too, its like there is a delay to fetch dns or something like that, I tried to to set dns on google ones but didn"t help. For example I hit: somewebpage.com and its loading for 8sec before getting the site responding. Anyone know what to setup to fix that?
[12:02] <|Frederik> Is there something wrong with my ldap entry, or is there some problem at the pam level?
[12:03] <|Frederik> Bastian_B: use the dig command to test your dns servers
[12:03] <fayang> i am a newer
[12:04] <Bastian_B> |Frederik, thanks but how can I check if its correct in the results?
[12:04] <fayang> hello,everyone
[12:04] <cfhowlett> fayang: greetings
[12:06] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, rebooting now...
[12:07] <W4sp> The 0x3050 part is of an IO BAR and it's not marked as such! It must have a type of '1' so it must be 0x3051.  Now 0x81b00000 is in fact a 32-bit address and must have a type '0'.
[12:08] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, i gotta get myself a paypal account or something to buy you a beer THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
[12:08] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: You can disable bluetooth at boot doing something like this:  echo "options rfkill master_switch_mode=0" > /etc/modprobe.d/rfkill.conf
[12:08] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Nothing a little Googling can't solve :p
[12:09] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Do the community a favour - write up the solution on the Ubuntu help wiki :)
[12:09] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, i already have rfkill block bluetooth in rc.local but blueman re-enables bluetooth it seems
[12:09] <JesusMcCloud> but i will try anyways
[12:09] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Ahhhh! Ask the maintainer of blueman... he's pretty good I recall
[12:10] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, will do, thanks!
[12:10] <bustacap> Anyone have any sort of exp getting sound working in backtrack?
[12:10] <cfhowlett> !backtrack|bustacap
[12:10] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: backtrack isn't supported here
[12:10] <bustacap> Kk. Ty cfhowlett
[12:10] <JesusMcCloud> !logs
[12:11] <bustacap> I'm banned from the backtrack channel o.O
[12:11] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: doesn't mean you can ask here, try seeing if you can get the ban lifted in #freenode
[12:12] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I'm looking at the blueman source-code now
[12:12] <Bastian_B> my dns is working good, I also cleared them. Delays still present
[12:13] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thanks man. really makes me feel bad. but i will get wiki account
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> Bastian_B: did you try disabling ipv6 with the boot option: ipv6.disable=1
[12:15] <DebolazW> My Firefox on Ubuntu will not recognize the validity of an SSL certificate I've set up on my homepage, claiming it does not recognize the authority (Which is listed in its list of authorities under preferences). The certificate is recognized in Firefox on Windows. What could be the problem?
[12:15] <Bastian_B> ActionParsnip, trying, can we make the disable function working without restarting?
[12:16] <ActionParsnip> Bastian_B: may be able to use sysctl but not sure
[12:16] <BluesKaj> Bastian_B, have you tried setting your dns addresses in your router ?
[12:16] <Bastian_B> BluesKaj, Its comming from my computer
[12:17] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, for whatever reason the wifi fix stopped working after another reboot... maybe the order of the udev rule is important... rebooting again
[12:17] <Bastian_B> BluesKaj 15 people using same router and they have no issues, also it happened recently, before it was ok
[12:18] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, rfkill was to blame fixed it
[12:18] <raven> graphical ubuntustudio install does not work: after splashscreen with selecting the language display stays black
[12:18] <fdr> hello. I'd like some help to troubleshoot my webcam, please! It's a logitech orbicam integrated into my acer aspire laptop. It works correctly when doing a google hangout from my browser. Very interestingly, the capture through flash (e.g. omegle, chatroulette) does not work: the cam is not detected. Skype for linux does not detect it. Cheese crashes on startup. What could I do to troubleshoot the problem?
[12:18] <raven> any ideas?
[12:18] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Good news... I'm still looking at blueman
[12:19] <JesusMcCloud> thanks!
[12:19] <BluesKaj> Bastian_B, yes but your router may have optional settings for dns which if not set to the same dns will override your network interface ...it's an option to consider
[12:19] <cfhowlett> raven: installed ubuntusutdio from iso or upgraded to ubuntu
[12:19] <bustacap> Which sound hardware device should I be using? "GF106 High Definition Audio Controller" or "Internal Audio"?
[12:20] <raven> cfhowlett its a dvd
[12:20] <cfhowlett> raven: did graphics work on the live boot?
[12:21] <Bastian_B> BluesKaj, My config is already set to the Router DNS in an automatic way.
[12:21] <porttux> any one no how to get ako with a catcard reader working? im having  certificates problems.
[12:21] <raven> cfhowlett no
[12:21] <cfhowlett> raven: also: you DID very your download via md5sum, right?
[12:21] <Machtin> hey guys.. I'm having a problem: I've got an encrypted home partition (as in used via the installer) - now I want to mount something in /home/user/somefolder automatically with fstab, which seems to happen before /home is mounted, of course. That results in me not being able to see the mounted fs after startup, because the /home-mount is later. How to fix?
[12:22] <aasu> aasu
[12:22] <raven> cfhowlett yes
[12:22] <cfhowlett> raven: I'm going to guess you need to use nomodeset.
[12:22] <aasu> my problum is i wanna paly call of duty game in ubuntu
[12:22] <cfhowlett> !nomodeset
[12:23] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: As it's written in Python, you will be able to patch the .py file yourself to fix this if there isn't an option
[12:23] <aasu> pl help me
[12:23] <cfhowlett> aasu: post the details.
[12:24] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, good. there is no option i know of
[12:24] <aasu> i wanna paly call of duty game in ubuntu
[12:24] <cfhowlett> !wine|aasu
[12:24] <cfhowlett> aasu: see the WINE entry.
[12:24] <cemil> hello
[12:24] <raven> cfhowlett ok nomodeset seems to be a solution - what is this doing and what is the problem?
[12:25] <cfhowlett> cemil: greetings
[12:25] <cfhowlett> raven: I don't fully understand it but it seems to be a graphics processor setting issue.  nomodeset is the workaround.
[12:25] <raven> ok tnx
[12:26] <auronandace> raven: it disables kernel mode setting (kms)
[12:27] <raven> ok
[12:28] <bustacap> I get this error: "cannot load mixer controls: Invalid argument" when I try to run "alsamixer". Anyone know the cause of this?
[12:28] <BluesKaj> install alsa-base and alsa-utils
[12:30] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: backtrack still isn't supported here
[12:30] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, this isn't backtrack. I'm having the same problem on ubuntu.
[12:30] <lattera> trying to add a static route, but I'm getting an error "No such process", what am I doing wrong? log: http://pastebin.com/40ZVJtBy
[12:30] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I've found the code required in plugins/applet/PowerManager.py
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: can you give the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh
[12:31] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: we can advise more precisely then
[12:32] <cemil> مرحبا
[12:32] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, nice, i'll look into it
[12:33] <cemil> أنا لا أعرف اللغة الإنجليزية
[12:33] <IdleOne> cemil: English only in this channel.
[12:33] <Machtin> where does ecryptfs mount the encrypted home partition? I need to add some mounts after that one happened
[12:33] <IdleOne> !arabic | cemil
[12:33] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: See the UpdatePowerState() method
[12:33] <cemil> thanks
[12:33] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thanks!
[12:33] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, http://pastebin.com/VmJ5vhj8
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: can you give the undoctored text please
[12:36] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: or can you give the output of:  sudo apt-get install pastebinit; clear; pastebinit /etc/lsb-release         Thanks
[12:36] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, ok it sets the state. is it called upon startup? (i am not much of  a python programmer
[12:37] <lattera> anyone know how to add a route in ubuntu?
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> lattera: use the route command
[12:37] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: You'll need to call RequestPowerState(self, state) from the end of the on_load() method I think
[12:37] <lattera> ActionParsnip: yup, I am
[12:37] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, ok...
[12:37] <lattera> getting an error on adding a route, and I'm not sure why
[12:38] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, I removed the line that says ubuntu 10.04lts -32bit because I already told you what it was.
[12:38] <susundberg> lattera: pastebin your command and pronlem
[12:38] <Machtin> where does ecryptfs mount the encrypted home partition? I need to add some mounts after that one happened
[12:38] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: So, I think this should do it: self.RequestPowerState(self.STATE_OFF);
[12:38] <lattera> susundberg: http://pastebin.com/40ZVJtBy
[12:38] <Blazemore|Work> /home/.ecryptfs Machtin
[12:38]  * DebolazW starts contemplating reinstalling ubuntu just to get ssl certificates to work. :-P
[12:39] <TJ-> Debolaz: Did you break them?
[12:39] <Machtin> Blazemore|Work: there's just a folder with my username in it.
[12:39] <TJ-> DebolazW: Did you break them?
[12:39] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: If you were using lucid, you would have kernel 2.6.32   your alsa info text shows 3.2.6  which is backtrack, which isn't supported here
[12:40] <DebolazW> TJ-: Well, Firefox for some reason decides I don't have a valid SSL certificate on my homepage.
[12:40] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, nice! i was going to try SetBluetoothStatus
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: you are using backtrack
[12:40] <Machtin> Blazemore|Work: basically what I'm trying to do is: move /home/username/folder from my fstab to AFTER my encrypted home-directory is mounted.. because if it's the other way around, I can't see the firstly mounted folder, of course.
[12:40] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, i'm running backtrack in a virtual machine.
[12:40] <bustacap> Ubuntu is my main os.
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: its not suported here, its that simple
[12:41] <cfhowlett> bustacap: don't matter.  BT is not supported here.  sorry.
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: missing sound in backtrack is not supported here
[12:41] <DebolazW> TJ-: It works in Firefox on Windows, and it works in Chrome on Ubuntu. But not the default Firefox on Ubuntu.
[12:41] <susundberg> lattera: did you google it? First hit: http://www.adminsehow.com/2011/09/gateway-on-a-different-subnet-on-linux/
[12:41] <bustacap> But I don't have sound in Ubuntu which is my real os.
[12:41] <bustacap> And that is what I am asking about.
[12:41] <bustacap> I'm not asking about my virtual machine.
[12:41] <DebolazW> TJ-: And Firefox on Ubuntu lists the certificate authority in its list of valid authorities, it just refuses to use this information to validate my certificate.
[12:41] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: then why run it in backytrack if the issue is in Ubuntu, it makes no sense
[12:42] <TJ-> DebolazW: That will likely be because the Ubuntu Firefox installation has revoked one of the CA certificates or doesn't have an intermediate cert
[12:42] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, does not work
[12:42] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, I didn't run it in backtrack...
[12:42] <TJ-> DebolazW: If you can let me know the URL I'l test it here
[12:42] <DebolazW> TJ-: https://berle.cc/
[12:42] <lattera> susundberg: 192.168.3.6 is not my default gateway
[12:42] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: drat! I knew it couldn't be that simple... let me look again
[12:42] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: the kernel in the alsa output it the backtrack one
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: you said you were using lucid which is a far earlier release of the kernel
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: so I KNOW it's backtrack
[12:43] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: the distribution isn't supported here
[12:44] <bustacap> DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
[12:44] <bustacap> DISTRIB_RELEASE=10.04
[12:44] <bustacap> DISTRIB_CODENAME=lucid
[12:44] <bustacap> DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 10.04.3 LTS"
[12:44] <FloodBot1> bustacap: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:44] <lattera> ah, got it, nvm
[12:44] <TJ-> DebolazW: When you use Firefox and look at the details of the certificate, does it show the StartSSL Intermediate certificate?
[12:44] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: yes, I can search the web too
[12:44] <bustacap> Lol...
[12:45] <bustacap> I'm running ubuntu 10.04.3 with a newer kernel.
[12:45] <bustacap> That kernel is not only for backtrack.
[12:45] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: then i suggest you boot to the official kernel and get sound there
[12:45] <IdleOne> bustacap: either you are not running Ubuntu or you are running ubuntu with a newer version of alsa which means we can't help you because that newer version was not meant to run on lucid.
[12:45] <DebolazW> TJ-: When looking at the certificate details, it shows the intermediate certificate listed as the authority.
[12:46] <TJ-> DebolazW: Yes, and openssl reports and error too. Try this "openssl s_client -host berle.cc -port 443"
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: also if you were running ubuntu, there would be an extra line in the alsa-info at the top stating lucid
[12:46] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: but yours doesn't as it is backtrack
[12:47] <bustacap> None of my alsa stuff works..
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=24f88debb60dce863c9e6ad02e3e69a50ff4feb2   see how mine styates the ubuntu release
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: ask in the backtrack chane
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> !ops | bus
[12:47] <IdleOne> bustacap: or you installed a newer kernel which is also not really an Ubuntu problem. Simply put we can't fixed your busted system :/
[12:47] <DebolazW> TJ-: It says unable to verify the first certificate.
[12:47] <ActionParsnip> IdleOne: its clearly backtrack
[12:47] <bustacap> It's clearly not backtrack.
[12:47] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: yup I see it.
[12:48] <IdleOne> bustacap: We can't help you. Please stop asking in here and ask the backtrack folks.
[12:48] <ThinkT510> bustacap: go ask in ##linux
[12:48] <IdleOne> or ##linux, good idea ThinkT510
[12:48] <bustacap> It is ubuntu 10.04.3.
[12:48] <bustacap> I'd like help with it.
[12:49] <ThinkT510> bustacap: stop it
[12:49] <IdleOne> bustacap: it is not a default 10.04 with supported kernel or alsa.
[12:49] <DebolazW> TJ-: Hmm, well, so it doesn't recognize one of the certificates. As I understand it then, I'm missing an intermediate certificate in the chain which I should be serving from the server. But why does it work everywhere else?
[12:49] <IdleOne> now, stop wasting ours and your time. ask in ##linux or #backtrack-linux.
[12:50] <TJ-> DebolazW: Maybe the other browsers install the Intermediate Cert? Here with the latest daily Firefox build for Ubuntu, your Certificate works. What version of Ubuntu and Firefox are you testing wirth?
[12:50] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: you are also running your irc client as root, which is the default username in backtack and is also a bad idea
[12:51] <IdleOne> ActionParsnip: Move on :)
[12:51] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Ooops! That code you were editing is the tray applet... I maybe jumped to a conclusion you're using that... maybe you're not?
[12:51]  * ActionParsnip moves on
[12:51] <cfhowlett> bustacap: well, guess I gotta quote The Wire so you'll understand...Imma need you to go back across the street and pack ya boys up....*Swinging golf club*...I'm being a gentleman about it at the moment.  (Swings golf club...)
[12:51] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, i am using the indicotor. but the coand line output looks liek the code is executed
[12:52] <JesusMcCloud> s/coand/command/
[12:52] <OldOneEye> can someone help me
[12:52] <OldOneEye> in private
[12:52] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: ask away
[12:52] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, I'm not running irc as root.
[12:52] <OldOneEye> private ok?
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> bustacap:  bustacap [~root@ool-182fba69.dyn.optonline.net]   you are
[12:53] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Hmm, so maybe the later call to UpdatePowerSate() sets it again from one of the other plugins
[12:53] <BluesKaj> bustacap, bustacap is ~root@
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: ask in the channel and you'll get more help
[12:53] <Pici> ActionParsnip: ident is not a definite way of determining username
[12:53] <bustacap> Lol
[12:53] <LjL> ActionParsnip: he might not be, the fact it says "root" doesn't automatically mean he's running as root, anyway what's the point arguing this
[12:53] <DebolazW> TJ-: I managed to dig up and install the intermediate certificate. Thank you for your help.
[12:53] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: Jordan Koch?
[12:53] <bustacap> Si senor
[12:53] <TJ-> DebolazW: Great!
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: your irc client tells a lot about a user :)
[12:54] <Pici> ActionParsnip: drop it
[12:54] <bustacap> Oh wow, you know my name!
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> can he be ejected please
[12:54] <ActionParsnip> Pici: sure
[12:54] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, seems that way. but i wonder, why does UpdatePowerState enable bluetooth...
[12:54] <boudiccas> how do i disable the kde screenreader in 12.04 please? i'm using xfce and some kde programs and this has been included in them with their dependenceis
[12:54] <OldOneEye> i installed gnome desktop on my server 12.04 and i wanna delete the desktop eviroments other than fall back classic
[12:54] <bustacap> ActionParsnip, Andy
[12:54] <bustacap> o.O
[12:55] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: It calls all the plugins and creates an array of all the states they request: rets = self.Applet.Plugins.Run("on_power_state_query", self)
[12:55] <ActionParsnip> bustacap: see
[12:55] <ceil> bustacap: also tells us you're using root on IRC. prolly shouldn't
[12:55] <LjL> ok enough
[12:55] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: So if you've got devices associated I'd guess it wants power enabled!
[12:55] <LjL> he's using root he's not using root, who cares anymore
[12:55] <ceil> ActionParsnip: bet my client won't tell you my name :p
[12:55] <shogunrisk> Do you guys know what port to use when connecting to other ubuntu irc chats?
[12:55] <LjL> can we just go back to the topic?
[12:55] <bustacap> Anywayyyyy
[12:55] <Pici> freenode offers access to IRC on the following ports: 6667, 6665, 6666, 8000, 8001, 8002.  SSL access is available on 6697, 7000 and 7070. shogunrisk
[12:55] <bustacap> I'm using backtrack.
[12:55] <JesusMcCloud> hmmm
[12:55] <bustacap> Lol
[12:56] <bustacap> Bye.
[12:56] <TuxOtaku> hey, I'm trying to get Steam to run under WINE. It installs fine and starts up okay...but there's no text in any of the windows.
[12:56] <FloodBot1> bustacap: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[12:56] <ceil> LjL: if he's 100% sure there are no exploits in xchat, go for it
[12:56]  * ceil shrugs
[12:56] <shogunrisk> thanks
[12:56] <cfhowlett> !wine|tux0taku
[12:56]  * ActionParsnip knew it
[12:56] <Fido> Hi
[12:56] <ceil> TuxOtaku: yeah, it does that to me, too... it still shows my games, and that's all i need :p
[12:56] <ceil> TuxOtaku: rly i'm just waiting for the native client :D
[12:56] <OldOneEye> i wanna delete ubuntu and ubuntu 2d and keep classic
[12:57] <OldOneEye> how do i
[12:57] <TuxOtaku> ceil, and there's no fix that you've heard of?
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: why didn't you just install gnome-panel on the minimal install?
[12:57] <OldOneEye> i didnt know i could
[12:57] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: then you wouldn't have any of that stuff
[12:57] <ceil> TuxOtaku: i haven't really looked all that hard, to be honest. i don't care about any of the 'news' or 'community' stuff on Steam, just my games, and the Library shows up fine :p
[12:58] <OldOneEye> what can i do
[12:58] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, so no way to disable it... that sucks...
[12:58] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I'm sure there is... I'm still looking
[12:58] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: probably easier to just reinstall rather than try and carve the guff out, you could search software centre for the word 'unity' and select them all for removal
[12:58] <boudiccas> how do i disable the kde screenreader in 12.04 please? i'm using xfce and some kde programs and this has been included in them with their dependenceis
[12:59] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, but what you said makes sense. on my laptop it was always disabled until i used a bt mouse ONCE. after that it was always on
[12:59] <OldOneEye> how i uninstall from command prompt
[12:59] <cfhowlett> OldOneEye: sudo apt-get purge foo
[12:59] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: sudo apt-get remove `dpkg -l | grep unity | awk {'print $2'}`
[12:59] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Check your ~/blueman/blueman.cfg file ... maybe there's something in there?
[13:00] <OldOneEye> while gnome is running?
[13:00] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: you are only removing the unity shell, so gnome can run all it likes
[13:00] <ceil> TuxOtaku: hmm... just launched Steam, and i now see that the Store is even blank :o that part used to work. dunno how i'm s'posed to get new games now, since my web browser can't use a steam: link to install them
[13:00] <ceil> troublesome indeed :O
[13:00] <ceil> like i said, though, waiting for the native client :) then i'll support them w/ all the tux-friendly games they can port ;)
[13:01] <OldOneEye> now what
[13:01] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, HAGH YES TANKS! InitiallyPowered=true in /etc/blueman/main,conf
[13:01] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: YayQ
[13:02] <OldOneEye> i wanna remove gnome and revert back to shell enviroment
[13:02] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I don't see that key in the source code though
[13:03] <Agamemnus> hello
[13:03] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: oh, you mean text only?
[13:03] <cfhowlett> Agamemnus: greetings
[13:03] <ceil> OldOneEye: Ctrl+Alt+F1 :)
[13:03] <ceil> (or F2-6)
[13:03] <Agamemnus> does anyone have centOS and maybe can help me with my program? It compiles and works in ubuntu, but it doesn't work in centos and I don't know what the problem is.
[13:04] <ceil> F7 gets you back to X
[13:04] <Agamemnus> it's a program that prints out "Hello World."
[13:04] <cfhowlett> Agamemnus: ask in #centos
[13:04] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, i'l reboot now and see if it works
[13:04] <Agamemnus> uhuh, except you can't talk there..
[13:04] <cfhowlett> Agamemnus: centos forums then.
[13:04] <ceil> Agamemnus: why not? i can :o
[13:05] <Agamemnus> I don't know... I'm also registered and identified
[13:05] <ceil> weird
[13:05] <Agamemnus> but I can't talk.
[13:05] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, well did not worky anyways...
[13:05] <Agamemnus> now i can, after re-entering.
[13:05] <prcIII> to create multiple local only domains such as local.development.com i need to just edit the hosts file and add a 127.0.0.# address correct?
[13:06] <prcIII> or do i need to create a sites avaialble clone for it also
[13:06] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I think that is a legacy setting that was removed at some point
[13:06] <Odra> Hello
[13:06] <ceil> World
[13:07] <timaaarrreee> ./helloworld Segmentation Fault
[13:07] <Odra> Dude, did you just forget to initialize the world?
[13:08] <timaaarrreee> Yeah, sorry I forgot to call the constructor
[13:08] <L`OscuroPassegge> error division by zero
[13:09] <OldOneEye> i wanna remove gnome and revert back to shell enviroment
[13:09] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: use the boot option: text    and X will not load at boot
[13:10] <OldOneEye> i want to free up diskspace by removing gnome
[13:10] <jeremiah_> I have received an error report, and now i can no longer update, open package manager, or synaptic. could someone help solve the problem? it says Error opening the cache (E:Encountered a section with no package: header, E:Problem with mergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/ ca.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_percise_main_i18n_Translation_en, E:The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.)'.
[13:10] <L`OscuroPassegge> .
[13:12] <ActionParsnip> jeremiah_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136081
[13:12] <jeremiah_> ActionParsnip, and, what do i do with it?
[13:13] <Odra> Guh D:
[13:13] <ActionParsnip> OldOneEye: if you remove xorg it should make the rest fail deps and get rebooted
[13:13] <Odra> I want to submit my app to the software center
[13:13] <jeremiah_> ActionParsnip, enter them all in term?
[13:14] <Odra>  But I'm not sure whether its good enough to enter :|
[13:14] <ActionParsnip> jeremiah_: one after the next,yes
[13:14] <jeremiah_> ActionParsnip, thanks!
[13:16] <LastVagrant> Hello all. I have a problem and I've tried various solutions offered on the net. It's quite long, should I paste it to pastebin or just ask here?
[13:18] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, semms the wifi fix is not perfect maybe i should change the filename to make to change the order/priority...
[13:19] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: what did you name it as?
[13:19] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, 71-....rules
[13:19] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I'd number to be the last file processed
[13:20] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, i only have 2 other fiels in there starting with 70. but ok. i wil name it 99something
[13:20] <bean1990> where am i
[13:20] <Luig1> IRC
[13:20] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Ahhh but *where* is *there* ? what path? because udev has a set of preconfigured files elsewhere too
[13:21] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Take a look in /lib/udev/rules.d/
[13:21] <swex> does anybody know how to pipe curses based program to pts without losing right output?
[13:22] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, /etc/udev/rules.d
[13:22] <swex> I mean line symbols become text symbols, for example vertical line become "q" symbol etc
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[13:22] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, nice. which path takes priority? of is it just the filename?
[13:23] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: filename ... /etc/udev/rules.d/ comes last - those are the overrides so number it 99xxxxx.rules in that directory
[13:24] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: As it says in the README:  1) Write your own rules in /etc/udev/rules.d that assign the name,
[13:24] <TJ->     symlinks, permissions, etc. that you want.  Pick a number higher
[13:24] <TJ->     than the rules you want to override, and yours will be used.
[13:24] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thank you!
[13:25] <shogunri1k> Know any good linux chat channels?
[13:26] <DJones> shogunri1k: ##linux and #ubuntu-offtopic for general chat
[13:26] <shogunri1k> DJones, thanks
[13:26] <LastVagrant> Sorry, got disconnected. I'm running ubuntu 12.04 on a Dell Inspiron 1525, wired connection works fine. Wireless says it is connected to my Wi-fi but pinging does not work. If I try and boot up without the ethernet connected I get a "waiting for network configuration message", but it does not work and when it eventually boots I have no network at all. (even if I reconnect ethernet)
[13:27] <trijntje> when installing ubuntu with the netboot image, is there a way to use an apt-cacher server on the local network?
[13:27] <manixrock> hi I have an ubuntu VM running with Virtual Box, but I can't ping it
[13:27] <manixrock> I'm pinging it at the ipv4 address on eth1 as shown by ifconfig
[13:27] <LastVagrant> I've tried reinstalling the broadcom drivers.
[13:27] <manixrock> what am I doing wrong?
[13:29] <TJ-> trijntje: preseed file: "d-i mirror/http/proxy string http://apt-cacher:3142/"
[13:30] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I'm giving up on Blueman power-off-at-start, but I suggest you contact Valmantas Paliksa, the developer, to ask how to do it
[13:31] <MonkeyDust> manixrock  use bridged instead of NAT
[13:31] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thank you very much for your effort! you did help me a great deal! also you are the first one to really understand the problem i was facing. kudos!
[13:32] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: you're welcome... it's a great learning experience for me, too
[13:32] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I'm trying out Blueman on Precise here, in case there's a GUI thing to do it
[13:32] <econdudeawesome> Howdy all. How do I unmute using amixer? amixer set Master unmute does not work anymore (as per reference: http://askubuntu.com/questions/26068/how-do-you-mute-from-the-command-line
[13:32] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, if you find it, call me stupid!
[13:32] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: :p
[13:33] <manixrock> MonkeyDust: ok i switched to bridged, what should I choose for Name?
[13:33] <manixrock> I have 2 options
[13:34] <BluesKaj> LastVagrant, in the terminal , sudo modprobe b43 , if there's no output then the driver loaded .
[13:34] <trijntje> TJ-: thanks, looking into preseed files now
[13:35] <econdudeawesome> actually, my problem appears worse than that. When I have gnome, I can use fn+soundup key on my laptop. But in openbox, everything is muted. No option to unmute in Alsamixer. And setting amixer sset Master ## doesn't work either
[13:36] <econdudeawesome> No mappings either I believe to fn+soundup key in openbox :/
[13:36] <uytytuyut> rv help
[13:36] <uytytuyut>  /query nickserv help
[13:37] <BluesKaj> uytytuyut, run that in the server textbox
[13:38] <LastVagrant> BluesKaj: No output. But right now I booted with my ethernet connected. Network manager sees my wifi and connects to it, but I'm not getting any internet through it. The moment I disconnect my ethernet I stop getting internet connection. Should I reboot without my ethernet cable and then try modprobe b43?
[13:38] <LastVagrant> BluesKaj: Thanks for trying to help, really appreciate it.
[13:38] <MonkeyDust> manixrock  name? what do you mean?
[13:39] <ethereal_> what's the package required for using sqlite3 async?
[13:39] <BluesKaj> LastVagrant,  yes  , do you have internet access with another machine so we can set up the wifi?
[13:40] <mauricio_miranda> Hi all
[13:40] <LastVagrant> BluesKaj: I do. I'll reboot now and get back to you. Thank you.
[13:40] <mauricio_miranda> Im trying to setup virtual server on apache
[13:40] <mauricio_miranda> but every subdomain is poiting to same reverse proxy
[13:41] <mauricio_miranda> can someone help-me
[13:41] <mauricio_miranda> :
[13:41] <mauricio_miranda> ?
[13:43] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Blueman 1.23 on Precise uses gconf for its settings .gconf/apps/blueman/* ... you can check them with "gconf-editor" - can't see anything about power in there though
[13:44] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thanks. will do in 10 minutes
[13:45] <bean__> wen
[13:46] <usr13> econdudeawesome: To un-mute in alsa hit the m key
[13:46] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, here on my arch machine it does not seem to be possible
[13:46] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, (also version 1.23)
[13:47] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Right or left arrows to move from channel to channel, the m key to toggle mute/un-mute, Up and Down arrows to raise or lower volume.
[13:48] <arabi> hello guys
[13:48] <manixrock> my networking isn't working
[13:48] <arabi>  i am new to ubuntu and linux
[13:48] <usr13> manixrock: What seems to be the problem?
[13:48] <manixrock> pinging my vm from the host doesn't work, nor does pinging the host from the vm
[13:49] <manixrock> im using Virtual Box
[13:49] <arabi> pls help me with downloading videos from the youtube
[13:49] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: What we need to do is find out what function is called when selecting the applet's "Turn Bluetooth Off" ... then have that same function called as soon as the applet starts and has entered the GTK main loop
[13:49] <MonkeyDust> arabi  use youtube-dl
[13:50] <arabi> can i download youtube videos directly?? just like using with IDM
[13:50] <d4gg3r> no answer from bluez channel
[13:50] <MonkeyDust> arabi  in a terminal, youtube-dl is the fastest and easiest
[13:50] <arabi> youtube-dl is a application or what??
[13:50] <arabi> how can i download?
[13:50] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, when the main loop is entered all plugins are checked id they want bluetooth enabled i eve tried setBluetoothState but o effect...
[13:50] <dsnyders> Hi all!  A while ago I stumbled across a network diagnostic tool that was kind of like traceroute, but it had better capabilities. I forget what it was now.  Does anyone know what it might be?
[13:51] <ThinkT510> arabi: may be easier to just use a browser extention
[13:51] <MonkeyDust> arabi  yes, install it and use it in a terminal
[13:51] <kurtwp_> dsnyders: nmap (or Zenmap for GUI)
[13:51] <arabi> how can i install and download videos @ Monkey
[13:51] <arabi> i am new to linux ... :(
[13:52] <usr13> arabi: sudo apt-get install youtube-dl
[13:52] <arabi> i am installing it
[13:52] <arabi> after that what i have to do
[13:53] <MonkeyDust> arabi  and then: youtube-dl http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_14L7avDMEo    or whatever you like
[13:53] <llutz> arabi: read "man youtube-dl"
[13:53] <arabi> ok
[13:53] <arabi> can i resume the downloads
[13:53] <arabi> ?/
[13:53] <arabi> man means manual right??
[13:53] <llutz> arabi: yes
[13:54] <arabi> llutz can i resume the downoads??
[13:54] <arabi> downloads**
[13:54] <usr13> manixrock: Do you have your network set to "bridged adapter" (rather than NAT)?
[13:54] <llutz> arabi: no idea, i don#t use it
[13:54] <arabi> what are you using llutz ??
[13:54] <usr13> manixrock: ... on the guest
[13:55] <arabi> IDM is very good .. but no IDM for ubuntu :(
[13:55] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: That menu item causes this: self.RequestPowerState(not self.CurrentState)   ... so we are calling the correct function... we just need to figure out where to call it from!
[13:55] <fishcooker> is there any mechanism that the linux will only boot on the spesific machine?
[13:55] <fishcooker> not on other machine even the hardisk is migrate
[13:57] <dsnyders> kurtwp_, nmap is nice, but it wasn't what I was looking for.  I finally found it again: mtr (my traceroute) is what I was looking for.  I'll be keeping nmap handy though.
[13:57] <SolarisBoy> dsnyders: thats Matts Trace route
[13:57] <SolarisBoy> tcptraceroute is cool too
[13:58] <d4gg3r> hey guys, I wanna predefine devices in the main.conf file, like we used to do it in hcid.conf, but the format is changed and I am confused... Can anyone help me find my way through with new main.conf format? anybody?
[13:58] <usr13> fishsponge: What?
[13:58] <dsnyders> SolarisBoy, It says My Traceroute on the title.
[13:58] <fishsponge> usr13, ??
[13:58] <SolarisBoy> must be an ubuntu thing
[13:58] <SolarisBoy> it's matts traceroute on anthing else
[13:59] <ThinkT510> fishsponge: i think he tab failed
[13:59] <Pici> SolarisBoy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MTR_(software)
[13:59] <SolarisBoy> ' It was started as a clone for the popular Matt's Traceroute (hence MTR) '
[13:59] <fishsponge> ThinkT510, i agree :-)
[13:59] <SolarisBoy> broken link
[14:00] <SolarisBoy> ahh renamed
[14:00] <Stevethepirate> Hi, I just restarted my machine and after the login loader appears, I get an error "/var/lib/gdm/.ICEauthority could not be loaded" and the only option is "Log Out". Clicking this just makes it wait for 30 seconds before doing th same thing again. I'm on via irssi atm, no easy access to Google, etc.
[14:00] <Pici> SolarisBoy: some terminals don't like the close paren at the end
[14:00] <SolarisBoy> true
[14:00] <ThinkT510> Pici: nor does xchat
[14:00] <SolarisBoy> or finch
[14:02] <dsnyders> SolarisBoy, Wikipedia says that it was Matt's traceroute, but another programmer has taken over maintenance and has renamed it.
[14:02] <SolarisBoy> (10:00:25) IRC: ahh renamed
[14:02] <econdudeawesome> usr13: I'm aware. However, the option is not even present, nor does the m key toggle anything. This is my usual approach for muting issues, but for whatever reason in openbox the option is not there
[14:02] <BluesKaj> LastVagrant, sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
[14:02] <usr13> Stevethepirate:  mv ~/.ICEauthority ~/.ICEauthority.old
[14:02] <econdudeawesome> usr13: hence my appeals to amixer
[14:03] <myk_robinson> stupid question.. I know how to use ntfs-3g to mount a Windows drive from console.. But how do I mount a Linux ext3 drive to a folder? using system resuce
[14:03] <Stevethepirate> usr13: attempted that, with no victory.
[14:03] <myk_robinson> rypervenche: morning
[14:03] <Stevethepirate> Oh wait, ~/.ICEauthority??
[14:03] <usr13> econdudeawesome: alsamixer
[14:03] <Stevethepirate> Why would it read that file in my home directory? (this is before I've even got the login box to put my username & password in)
[14:03] <SolarisBoy> myk_robinson: much the same way but without specifying the -t as ntfs-3g or the other related 3g options which may be there
[14:03] <LastVagrant_> BluesKaj, done, no output.
[14:04] <SolarisBoy> mount /dev/sdX /path/to/folder || if it's an ext3 that should work fine
[14:04] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Open a terminal, issue command  alsamixer
[14:04] <SolarisBoy> ofcourse with sudo if your not the root user myk_robinson
[14:04] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Right or left arrows to move from channel to channel, the m key to toggle mute/un-mute, Up and Down arrows to raise or lower volume.
[14:04] <econdudeawesome> usr13: Yes, alsamixer. I've used it. Doesn't work, that is what my previous comment reference. I'm fully and completely familiar with alsamixer
[14:04] <myk_robinson> SolarisBoy: thank you
[14:05] <econdudeawesome> usr13: I'm asking about the program "amixer"
[14:05] <SolarisBoy> myk_robinson: yw
[14:05] <econdudeawesome> usr13: they are different programs
[14:05] <myk_robinson> i was using mnt instead of the word mount
[14:05] <SolarisBoy> =)
[14:05] <BluesKaj> LastVagrant_, good , now do, sudo iwlist wlan0 scan|grep -i essid
[14:05] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Use alsamixer, (I just told you how to use it).
[14:05] <SolarisBoy> myk_robinson: my zsh would have fixed it hehe
[14:05] <econdudeawesome> usr13: the mute option is not available in alsamixer for whatever reason under OpenBox
[14:05] <SolarisBoy> did you mean mount? lolz
[14:05] <econdudeawesome> usr13: hence hte reason I want to give amixer a try
[14:06] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I've just used d-feet (Dbus introspection) on the session bus, and found we can use a dbus to control blueman applet
[14:06] <econdudeawesome> usr13: I've used alsamixer for 7 years now, fully familiar with its capabilities. But amixer is a new beast to me
[14:06] <LastVagrant_> BluesKaj: I get the essid of my wireless network
[14:06] <usr13> econdudeawesome: If alsamixer doesn't work neither will amixer.  Open alsamixer and see if your sound card is properly identified in the upper left corner.
[14:07] <econdudeawesome> usr13: identified
[14:07] <hFasdas> pyuic4 returns  error  RuntimeError: the sip module implements API v8.0 to v8.1 but the PyQt4.QtCore module requires API v7.1            any idea?
[14:07] <usr13> econdudeawesome: (If alsamixer does not work, your problem is more systemic than just changing volume...)
[14:07] <BluesKaj> LastVagrant_, now try to connect with network manager
[14:08] <econdudeawesome> usr13: why would things be fine and dandy in Gnome, but die in OpenBox?
[14:08] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: org.blueman.Applet.SetBluetoothStatus(0)
[14:08] <hFasdas> pyuic4 returns  error  RuntimeError: the sip module implements API v8.0 to v8.1 but the PyQt4.QtCore module requires API v7.1        any idea how to solve?
[14:09] <LastVagrant_> BluesKaj: I cannot see network manager.
[14:09] <usr13> econdudeawesome: I don't know.  But does alsamixer identify your sound card correctly? (In other words, it says the same as what is in the output of  /sbin/lspci |grep udio ).
[14:09] <daveo> is there an easy way to change the background highlight in terminal for such things as shared folders? it makes it hard to read for me, i would like colors, just not the highlight background
[14:10] <hFasdas> pyuic4 returns  error  RuntimeError: the sip module implements API v8.0 to v8.1 but the PyQt4.QtCore module requires API v7.1            any idea?
[14:10] <BluesKaj> LastVagrant_, alt+f2 type networkmanager
[14:10] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, sorry suspended. id i miss something?
[14:11] <WeThePeople> how do i delete a os in virtualbox?
[14:11] <stueng> !ot
[14:11] <Pici> WeThePeople: Please use #vbox for virtualbox support
[14:11] <econdudeawesome> usr13: no /sbin/lspci
[14:11] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: I've just used d-feet (Dbus introspection) on the session bus, and found we can use a dbus to control blueman applet
[14:11] <usr13> econdudeawesome: What happens when you run alsamixer?  (Do you get any errors? or.... can you describe the problem?)
[14:11] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: org.blueman.Applet.SetBluetoothStatus(0)
[14:12] <usr13> econdudeawesome: You don't have lspci?
[14:12] <stueng> oh no, I right clicked on a channel (in x chat) and said detaach how do I get it back
[14:12] <econdudeawesome> usr13: nope
[14:12] <stueng> I thought I was leaving a channel not getting rid of the list of channels
[14:12] <usr13> econdudeawesome: /lspci |grep udio
[14:12] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, this is nice. i wanted somethign like this
[14:12] <usr13> econdudeawesome: lspci |grep udio
[14:12] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, so i can use a simpel dbus-send
[14:12] <LastVagrant_> BluesKaj: Got it working. Prfect. Going to try and reboot and see if it works. Thanks a million for your help.
[14:12] <LastVagrant_> BluesKaj: Got it working. Prfect. Going to try and reboot and see if it works. Thanks a million for your help.
[14:12] <econdudeawesome> usr13: it's in /usr/bin--hang on
[14:12] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, though i still haven'T figured out the syntax of dbus-send
[14:13] <econdudeawesome> usr13: matches
[14:13] <usr13> econdudeawesome: lsb_release -r  #Tell us; what it says.
[14:13] <usr13> ... show us...
[14:13] <econdudeawesome> usr13: 12.04
[14:13] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: Yes to dbus-send ... and same here, I'm figuring it out now!
[14:14] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Fully updated?
[14:14] <usr13> econdudeawesome: sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get upgrade
[14:14] <econdudeawesome> usr13: well, not TODAY, but yes, updated Saturday
[14:14] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Just a sec...
[14:14] <econdudeawesome> usr13: problem has been around about a month now though
[14:15] <econdudeawesome> usr13: since I decided to switch over to openbox, really
[14:15] <Starlight_> Why do I get logged out of Ubuntu sometimes? And the computer freeze after I try to log back in? I have to reboot the computer.. I'm using Ubuntu 12.04
[14:15] <Odra> Hello
[14:15] <econdudeawesome> Starlight_: possible RAM issues?
[14:15] <Odra> Why my videos look blue?
[14:16] <econdudeawesome> Starlight_: does it reboot or just log out?
[14:16] <Starlight_> I don't think so.. Others have a similar problem..
[14:16] <Starlight_> It logs out..
[14:16] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, i figured it out
[14:16] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Ok, let's do a test:
[14:17] <usr13> econdudeawesome: play /usr/share/sounds/alsa/*
[14:17] <econdudeawesome> Starlight_: I'm not sure then. Others might know, however
[14:17] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, but now the laptop crashed
[14:17] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: show me? Mine returns OK but no change: dbus-send --session --dest=org.blueman.Applet /org/blueman/Applet org.blueman.Applet.SetBluetoothState boolean:false
[14:17] <econdudeawesome> usr13: tells me sox is not installed
[14:17] <Starlight_> I see Guest under the login menu..
[14:17] <usr13> econdudeawesome: install it.  sudo apt-get install sox
[14:17] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, i used string:0 but then the screen flickered and the system crashed
[14:18] <econdudeawesome> specifically: http://pastebin.com/BHCDsjm7
[14:18] <econdudeawesome> usr13: ok
[14:18] <econdudeawesome> usr13: just waiting for my apt-get upgrade to finish (another momenthere)
[14:18] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: d-feet shows the value is a boolean
[14:19] <Starlight_> From https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/980519
[14:19] <Starlight_> Ok, guys. There seem to be no reasonable solution to this problem.
[14:19] <Starlight_> Here I am giving an unreasonable one: install kde and use it (I did it and it works). If the problem is solved (what I doubt will happen soon) then u can move back to unity or gnome by simply choosing it in the menu. Maybe it is even better to reinstall and start using kubuntu.
[14:19] <Starlight_> In any case, it seems clear that solution to our problems in ubuntu will not happen soon.
[14:19] <Starlight_> Greetings!
[14:19] <FloodBot1> Starlight_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:20] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Meantime... when you ran alsamixer, did you see any channels muted?  ( mm at bottom? )
[14:20] <econdudeawesome> usr13: no channels muted
[14:20] <econdudeawesome> usr13: play is running, but no sound
[14:20] <Odra> :C
[14:20] <usr13> econdudeawesome: And they were turned up all the way? (especially Master and PCM )....
[14:21] <Odra> The videos on my HD and the videos on youtube are all blue
[14:21] <Odra> Why
[14:21] <econdudeawesome> usr13: I ONLY have Master and PCM, and yes, turned up all the way
[14:21] <econdudeawesome> usr13: alsamixer also gives no mute option--when I press m, nothing happens
[14:21] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Show us the output of lspci |grep udio]
[14:21] <econdudeawesome> usr13: (when on either of the channels)
[14:21] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Show us the output of lspci |grep udio
[14:22] <econdudeawesome> usr13: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[14:22] <Blazemore|Work> usr13: In future, know that you can perform a case-insensitive grep with "grep -i audio"
[14:23] <usr13> Blazemore|Work: Yes, I know. Thanks.
[14:24] <usr13> (just saving about 4 keystrokes
[14:24] <hFasdas>  pyuic4 returns  error  RuntimeError: the sip module implements API v8.0 to v8.1 but the PyQt4.QtCore module requires API v7.1            any idea?
[14:24] <iLogical> Spell check works for X-Chat, it doesn't work for gedit or kate.
[14:24] <iLogical> What do I do?
[14:24] <Blazemore|Work> hFasdas: What are you trying to do?
[14:25] <Blazemore|Work> iLogical: don't they all implement their own spellcheckers?
[14:25] <sambagirl> 我也會出現水泡在我的手指!
[14:25] <iLogical> I am considering that they have to underline with that red thing the wrong words, right?
[14:26] <iLogical> Thanks, I have to go now
[14:26] <BluesKaj> !cn | sambagirl
[14:26] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, renaming the udev rule did not help btw. still 50-50 chance it wrks as expected
[14:26] <hFasdas> Blazemore|Work:trying to make a python class file from qtdesigner ui file with pyuic4
[14:26] <vishnu> do you guys love Unity desktop or the classical gnome desktop?
[14:27] <Blazemore|Work> No
[14:27] <chmac> Is there somewhere on launchpad I can see the contents of a file that's included in a package?
[14:27] <Pici> hFasdas: Have you asked in #python ?
[14:27] <Blazemore|Work> But out of the two, I prefer Mate, a fork of Gnome 2
[14:27] <vishnu> I still love the classical gnome desktop.
[14:27] <jpds> chmac: No.
[14:27] <chmac> jpds: Ok, thanks.
[14:27] <Blazemore|Work> I only just installed Mate, actually, it feels like coming home
[14:27] <jasmina87SA__> hello guys
[14:28] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thank you for your help. but i have to go now.
[14:28] <jpds> chmac: You can see a listing of files, and #launchpad is a better place to ask.
[14:28] <jasmina87SA__> i have a prblem
[14:28] <TJ-> JesusMcCloud: There may be another udev rule in /lib/udev/rules.d/ that grabs that event. You'll need to use udevadm monitor --property --kernel --udev to spot it
[14:28] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, thnaks for hte hint
[14:28] <vishnu> does anyone have marlin filemanager with all dependency resolved?
[14:28] <chmac> jpds: Ok, thanks. I got the file already, but I want the contents, I'll download the .deb.
[14:28] <ActionParsnip> Blazemore|Work: you can install gnome-panel and get full support...
[14:28] <jasmina87SA__> i coonected second monitor 21 inch, but screen somehow overflows to the right
[14:28] <jasmina87SA__> how can i make so that the screen fits the visible area of the monitor
[14:28] <JesusMcCloud> TJ-, gtg now. thanks again, bye!
[14:29] <Blazemore|Work> ActionParsnip: It's not the same though
[14:29] <jasmina87SA__> ubuntu 12.04
[14:29] <Blazemore|Work> ActionParsnip: It's like, if your girlfriend died and someone put her clothes on the dog and said "there you go, it's just like before!"
[14:29] <ActionParsnip> Blazemore|Work: its pretty close, or install [XLK]ubuntu :)
[14:29] <Blazemore|Work> Whereas Mate is like... Have you seen Pet Semetary?
[14:30] <Pici> !offtopic
[14:30] <hFasdas> Pici:python-qt4 require a lower version of python-sip package..other wise it keeps return " the sip module implements API v8.0 to v8.1 but the PyQt4.QtCore module requires API v7.1"
[14:30] <econdudeawesome> ActionParsnip: what is [XLK]Ubuntu?
[14:30] <econdudeawesome> usr13: does my soundcard have particular issues with OpenBox?
[14:30] <Blazemore|Work> It's a regular expression... it means Xubuntu, Lubuntu and Kubuntu
[14:30] <ActionParsnip> econdudeawesome: its a regex for Xubuntu, Kubuntu and Lubuntu
[14:31] <Blazemore|Work> I'm actually using Lubuntu, that's what I installed Mate on. LXDE just wasn't cutting it, although it is very nice
[14:31] <econdudeawesome> ActionParsnip, Blazemore|Work ah :D. But Gnome2 was awesome in so many ways, and to ditch it was a poor choice for users. I loved Lubuntu for awhile, but dual screen support was poor when I was using it. OpenBox FTW, except my sound aint working right (usr13 has been helping me on this this morning)
[14:31] <bean__> I'm useing ubuntu
[14:31] <usr13> econdudeawesome: play /usr/share/sounds/alsa/*
[14:31] <Koppis> Are there any commands I can use to manipulate the volume of individual applications?
[14:32] <usr13> end_guy: Did you test?
[14:32] <econdudeawesome> usr13: I did. No sound was present, though the command line shows teh sounds were active with no reported errors
[14:32] <khaos> ActionParsnip, i talked to you this morning about sony vaio hotkeys (fn + 5,6 for brightness) that are not working. I ve tried all the solutions for the grub setting (acpi backlight) with no luck. Is something else that I must do?
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> econdudeawesome: it uses Gnome3 now, plus Gnome2 is dead (except forks)
[14:33] <usr13> econdudeawesome: And you have volume levels turned up?
[14:33] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Is this a Desktop Computer?
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> khaos: do you have the latest BIOS?
[14:33] <khaos> ActionParsnip, yeah
[14:33] <econdudeawesome> usr13: http://pastebin.com/ZrXxfsWk it is a laptop, and sound is maxed out in Alsa
[14:34] <einand> !ask
[14:34] <shazbotmcnasty> Does anyone here know how to change the resolution to three monitors 3072*1280 via cli? xrandr said it couldn't get the screen. I also noticed there is no xorg.conf
[14:34] <econdudeawesome> usr13: alsamixer shows my dB levels at 0.00 though
[14:34] <econdudeawesome> usr13: could that be the problem?
[14:34] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Make sure you have working speakers (with amp. plugged in and working), and that they are plugged into an active port, (plugged in all the way).  Also, try earphones
[14:35] <shazbotmcnasty> xrandr was suggested, but if that's the only way, could someone tell me the correct syntax?
[14:35] <shazbotmcnasty> I read the man pages, and what I'm doing isn't working.
[14:35] <econdudeawesome> usr13: the sound works perfectly in Gnome
[14:35] <econdudeawesome> usr13: and LXDE, and other DEs I have installed. Just openbox breaks
[14:35] <hFasdas> python-qt4 require a lower version of python-sip package..other wise it keeps return " the sip module implements API v8.0 to v8.1 but the PyQt4.QtCore module requires API v7.1" how to solve this
[14:36] <usr13> econdudeawesome: dB gain:  0.00?
[14:36] <econdudeawesome> usr13: yes indeed
[14:36] <usr13> econdudeawesome: That means it is turned up all the way.
[14:36] <econdudeawesome> usr13: ah
[14:36] <usr13> econdudeawesome: hit F6 to select sound card
[14:37] <TJ-> shazbotmcnasty: Are you using nvidia driver?
[14:37] <usr13> econdudeawesome: F5 to show all
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> econdudeawesome: can you give the output of: wget -O alsa-info.sh http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh && chmod +x ./alsa-info.sh && ./alsa-info.sh
[14:37] <econdudeawesome> usr13: selected the soundcard already, and looked at f5--only Master, PCM, and Capture channels
[14:38] <usr13> econdudeawesome: PCM [dB gain: 12.00 ?
[14:38] <TJ-> shazbotmcnasty: If not using a proprietary drive, see this: http://askubuntu.com/questions/107085/how-to-set-resolutions-with-xrandr-using-multiple-monitors
[14:38] <|thunder> !nounity
[14:38] <|thunder> !classic
[14:38] <usr13> econdudeawesome: lsmod |grep snd_intel8x0
[14:39] <usr13> econdudeawesome: lsmod |grep snd_intel8x0 | pastebinit
[14:39] <econdudeawesome> usr13, ActionParsnip: http://pastebin.com/5d6BhVSH is the results of the wget operation, let me run those commands usr13
[14:40] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Do you have your speakers plugged into an active port, and they are working and turned up?
[14:40] <econdudeawesome> usr13: no results
[14:40] <ActionParsnip> econdudeawesome: the command I gave will make a lot of useful data
[14:40] <econdudeawesome> usr13: lsmod |grep snd_intel8x0
[14:40] <econdudeawesome> usr13: lsmod |grep snd_intel8x0 no results
[14:40] <econdudeawesome> ActionParsnip: I pastebined the results
[14:40] <usr13> econdudeawesome: sudo modeprobe snd_intel8x0
[14:41] <usr13> *modprobe*
[14:41] <usr13> typo....
[14:41] <econdudeawesome> usr13: no results
[14:41] <usr13> econdudeawesome: sudo modprobe snd_intel8x0
[14:41] <usr13> econdudeawesome: lsmod |grep snd_intel8x0 | pastebinit
[14:42] <brandtone> I'm new to Ubuntu. I installed rkhunter and it seemed as if errors caused it to abort, but in my home files i found a file "back door ports" output by rkhunter and there were a lot of universal
[14:42] <usr13> econdudeawesome: You just did a round of updates, right?  I think maybe you should reboot and see if it works.  OK?
[14:42] <brandtone> rks, bots, etc. and I don't know what to do with it
[14:42] <econdudeawesome> usr13: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136229/
[14:43] <usr13> econdudeawesome: play /usr/share/sounds/alsa/*
[14:43] <econdudeawesome> also usr13: http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=ff8d5989634d876091178af7e04dcef9821cee55
[14:43] <usr13> econdudeawesome: (Test again...)
[14:43] <stueng> can anyone tell me what an "ubuntu install tree" is supposed to look like ?
[14:44] <econdudeawesome> usr13: nada
[14:44] <dream> hi
[14:44] <brandtone> hello
[14:45] <TrollingForSoup> Hello.
[14:45] <barti> Hi :)
[14:45] <barti> Did anyone have metods to make ubuntu 12.04 faster?
[14:45] <dream> Hehe
[14:45] <barti> My Unity runs smoothy
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> econdudeawesome: if you edit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf    and edit the line: options snd-hda-intel model=generic    to: options snd-hda-intel model=lenovo
[14:46] <jasmina87SA__> ubutnu 12.04 - my screen is going outside visible area - how do i fix it?
[14:46] <ActionParsnip> barti: install preload, can help
[14:46] <econdudeawesome> usr13: Fixed it. Used alsamixergui, had the option to unmute. For whatever reason, the command line alsamixer didnt have the option. Also, (ActionParsnip, so you know)
[14:47] <econdudeawesome> usr13, ActionParsnip: thanks so much for the help--learned a lot more about my soundcard than I expected.
[14:47] <ActionParsnip> econdudeawesome: if that doesn't work, try: options snd-hda-intel model=thinkpad
[14:47] <miniuser> hello! quick n00b question. what do i need to add in GRUB / during boot for ubuntu 12.04 so it boots into a terminal, the old *init 3*?
[14:47] <usr13> econdudeawesome: You mean it was muted all the time?  (I asked you if there were muted channels, with mm at the bottom)..... Wow... Really?
[14:48] <econdudeawesome> ActionParsnip: got it working now--used alsamixergui's unmute option. Why would alsamixer not have the ability to mute/unmute?
[14:48] <TJ-> miniuser: Remove "quiet splash" and add "single" to the kernel command line
[14:49] <usr13> econdudeawesome: I don't know, but I *asked* you if you saw mm  at the bottom of any channels.  You said no.  ?????
[14:49] <econdudeawesome> usr13: precisely. mm was not on any of the channels. Very weird, IMO.
[14:49] <TJ-> miniuser: then issue "runlevel X"
[14:49] <econdudeawesome> usr13: even though it was clearly just muted.
[14:49] <usr13> econdudeawesome: That IS wierd.
[14:49] <barti> i try preload, see what it makes )
[14:49] <barti> :)
[14:49] <miniuser> TJ-: okay, ty very much! every distro is different again *sigh*
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> econdudeawesome: not sure, weird
[14:49] <econdudeawesome> usr13, ActionParsnip: should I do a bug writeup?
[14:50] <TJ-> miniuser: yeah... I think you can put the runlevel you want on the kernel command line as well
[14:50] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Run alsamixer again and see if m does anything.
[14:50] <usr13> econdudeawesome: ... just out of curiosity .....
[14:50] <econdudeawesome> usr13: not a thing
[14:50] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Still cant'?
[14:50] <econdudeawesome> usr13: nope.
[14:50] <usr13> hummm... Something about openbox is a *lot* different I guess.  I don't know. ....
[14:51] <usr13> Thanks ActionParsnip !!!
[14:51] <econdudeawesome> usr13: I've never had this problem with OpenBox before. Weird tho
[14:51] <econdudeawesome> usr13, ActionParsnip: how do I go about writing up a bug report then?
[14:51] <ActionParsnip> usr13: I try :)
[14:51] <usr13> econdudeawesome: ActionParsnip Yea, I'd like to know what that is all about....
[14:52] <usr13> ActionParsnip: Can I PM you?
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> usr13: sure
[14:52] <econdudeawesome> usr13, ActionParsnip: *how* do I writeup a bug report then?
[14:52] <usr13> ActionParsnip: Sorry, I meant econdudeawesome
[14:52] <econdudeawesome> sure usr13
[14:52] <Relondo> I frequently get "extra" crash reports on Ubuntu 12.04. Sometimes I'm not doing anything at all, or something I've been doing for half an hour, and crash reports just pop up. I also get one on almost every startup, but I only have one program running at startup, Conky, and it always runs fine.
[14:52] <usr13> econdudeawesome: Can I PM you?
[14:52] <econdudeawesome> usr13: yes
[14:53] <Relondo> And it won't let me access the crash logs.
[14:53] <Lost_Cause> Relondo: what are you using for hardware and drivers
[14:53] <stealz> bye
[14:53] <TJ-> Relondo: there may be one 'stuck' that isn't being removed so it tries to report it again and again
[14:53] <Lost_Cause> i use to get those messages all the time but when i went back two versions on nvidia drivers they went away
[14:53] <Relondo> Lost_Cause: Do you want a list of all of my hardware?
[14:53] <aguitel> how i know in my  video card the perfomance ?
[14:54] <Lost_Cause> Relondo: no more just what your graphics card and what you are using for drivers
[14:54] <Relondo> TJ-: Same thing happens on my brother's comuter, though. And our computers are different brands, and have none of the same hardware.
[14:54] <TJ-> Relondo: Not sure then... check the system log files for clues I'd suggest
[14:54] <Relondo> Lost_Cause: I have a Radeon graphics card, and I'm using a proprietary driver.
[14:55] <Relondo> TJ-: Where are the logs?
[14:55] <Lost_Cause> Relondo: then it wasn't the same issue that i had, sorry
[14:55] <TJ-> Relondo: /var/log/   ... you can use "Log file viewer" to see them in the GUI
[14:55] <Relondo> Lost_Cause: Alright.
[14:55] <ki4ro_> .
[14:56] <Relondo> TJ-: Cool, thanks. But I gotta go. Later.
[14:56] <ArunY> Hi all
[14:56] <Bastian_B> exit
[14:57] <ArunY> Need help?Any one how to see pcap file are encriyptd or not??
[14:58] <brandtone> hello
[14:58] <brandtone> lost you
[14:58] <TJ-> ArunY: maybe use the "file <filename>" tool ?
[14:58] <brandtone> trolling for soup
[14:59] <ArunY> in wireshark is it possible?
[15:00] <om26er> !test
[15:03] <m2kolev> hello
[15:03] <Dr_Willis> howdy
[15:04] <m2kolev> I have been using ubuntu 12.04 for the last 20 or so hours (first time linux user)
[15:04] <icesword> ..
[15:04] <m2kolev> and everything seems very very slow
[15:04] <m2kolev> on a 2nd gen i3 2.6 with 6gb ram and 640gb sata3 drive
[15:04] <icesword> wubi?
[15:04] <m2kolev> firefox launch in ~5s... vlc player (with a 4gb mkv movie) takes around 10 seconds
[15:04] <aguitel> i need to install this nvidia drver :http://www.geforce.com/drivers/results/47133 but with debian way it install the serie 302 how to do that ?
[15:05] <usr13> m2kolev: Really?  Everything is slow?  hummm... compared to ________?
[15:05] <Dr_Willis> m2kolev: your video card is?
[15:05] <theadmin> I have Ubuntu 12.04 and icedtea-6-plugin installed (from the official repos), however Chrome complains it's out of date and refuses to run it even if I choose "Run this time". How to fix?
[15:05] <m2kolev> usr13, windows
[15:05] <m2kolev> Dr_Willis, Intel HD 3000
[15:05] <usr13> m2kolev: Win7?
[15:05] <m2kolev> usr13, yes
[15:05] <ThinkT510> theadmin: the problem is chrome isn't from the repos
[15:06] <usr13> m2kolev: That's weird...
[15:06] <icesword> !wubi
[15:06] <iLogical> Is gedit's spell check supposed to underline wrong spelling?
[15:06] <theadmin> ThinkT510: And...?
[15:06] <Dr_Willis> my ubuntu box boots in like 10 sec.. to the desktop in like 2 sec. ;) gotta love ssd's
[15:06] <usr13> m2kolev: Are you in Unity?
[15:06] <m2kolev> usr13, yes
[15:06] <theadmin> ThinkT510: If you suggest to try Chromium I can do that
[15:06] <ThinkT510> theadmin: didn't you say it works fine with chromium the other day?
[15:06] <usr13> m2kolev: Is this a wubi install?  or...?
[15:06] <icesword> !ssd
[15:06] <theadmin> ThinkT510: Never tried Chromium
[15:07] <m2kolev> yes wubi
[15:07] <NuSuey> meh.. why do i receive this error: required virtual size does not fit available size: requested=(2560, 1024), minimum=(320, 200), maximum=(1280, 1280)
[15:07] <icesword> willis, how much is ssd
[15:07] <Dr_Willis> a normal install would be faster then a wubi install
[15:07] <usr13> m2kolev: Oh ok.  Well, yea, I suppose wubi is a bit clunky.  I recommend a regular Ubuntu install.
[15:08] <Dr_Willis> icesword:  seen 128gb in the $100 range
[15:08] <compdoc> ssd is nice, but Ive read youre not supposed to have the PC power the drive down to save power or you get corrupted files. Thats happened to me
[15:08] <ThinkT510> theadmin: sorry about that
[15:08] <icesword> !virtualbox
[15:08] <m2kolev> usr13, ok
[15:08] <m2kolev> is that the only option?
[15:09] <theadmin> Well, the Chromium Ubuntu provides is quite old... I wonder if it will sync my stuff :/
[15:09] <icesword> ssd is expensive
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> theadmin:  it syncs fine for me
[15:09] <usr13> m2kolev: I do not think you'll get very much satisfaction out of wubi (I know I wouldn't..)  What do you mean only option?  I dono, there are lots of options.... What do you mean?
[15:09] <Dr_Willis> sdds are now in the affordable range
[15:10] <icesword> you can use virtualbox, very nice for starter
[15:10] <m2kolev> I mean other than doing a clean install is there anything else I can do to my current install to make it launch apps faster
[15:10] <usr13> m2kolev: One option is to set up a dual-boot system.....
[15:10] <m2kolev> usr13, I am with a dual boot right now
[15:10] <MonkeyDust> m2kolev  wubi :(
[15:10] <m2kolev> win7 on one partition and ubuntu on another
[15:10] <bluenemo> is it not a good idea to apt-get upgrade in normal chroot? i cant umount /dev/ after it as stuff like udevd and cups (which after the upgrade run twice) and so on is using it.. i can kill them but i thought i'd ask :)
[15:10] <Dr_Willis> wubi has hard drive speed issues because its on top of the windows ntfs..
[15:10] <usr13> m2kolev: Oh, I don't know.  I'm not a wubi user.  You'd have to ask someone else.  I've tried it but didn't think much of it so I ditched it....
[15:11] <MonkeyDust> wubi is like marines with airsoft weapons in afghanistan
[15:11] <icesword> you can use virtualbox
[15:12] <usr13> m2kolev: I think wubi is just to show you what Ubuntu looks like.
[15:12] <usr13> m2kolev: My preference is Xubuntu (FYI)
[15:12] <m2kolev> ok I will look it up
[15:13] <icesword> m2kolev, virtualbox
[15:13] <Dr_Willis> wubi is best avoided. ;)
[15:14] <usr13> m2kolev: I rather like xfce and thunar, very user friendly, kind of no-frills and no-nonsense type of Desktop Environment.  But.. that's just me...
[15:15] <icesword> !virtual
[15:15] <usr13> m2kolev: yea, as icesword suggests, virtualbox will give you a better experience than wubi, I'm pretty sure of that.  But having Win7 as host and Ubuntu as guest is upside, (in my opinion).
[15:15] <rustler770> Dr Willis: I have laptop still on warranty, wubi is good choice
[15:15] <icesword> !virtual
[15:15] <usr13> m2kolev: yea, as icesword suggests, virtualbox will give you a better experience than wubi, I'm pretty sure of that.  But having Win7 as host and Ubuntu as guest is upside-down, (in my opinion).
[15:15] <usr13> !vbox | m2kolev
[15:16] <Dr_Willis> rustler770:  running from a external flash may be better..
[15:16] <rustler770> Dr willis: Never tried it.
[15:16] <KeithWeisshar> I'm getting a blank screen when I boot from the Ubuntu 12.04 dvd after selecting try ubuntu without installing from the boot menu, i have a gtx 570 video card but i can still boot the same dvd fine under ubuntu but it doesn't work on my host pc
[15:16] <usr13> m2kolev: In other words, running Win7 as guest is my recommendation.
[15:17] <KeithWeisshar> all i get is a blank screen with a blinking underscore
[15:17] <icesword> vmware is very nice, but its not free
[15:17] <m2kolev> usr13, thanks
[15:17] <m2kolev> I dont need to have win7 running at all
[15:17] <m2kolev> if I figure out that ubuntu does everything I need it to
[15:17] <ThinkT510> !nomodeset | KeithWeisshar
[15:17] <usr13> m2kolev: Great, then just do a Ubuntu (or Xubuntu) install.
[15:17] <m2kolev> I will mess with that over the weekend
[15:17] <m2kolev> thanks
[15:18] <KeithWeisshar> why doesn't the default boot work with my gtx 570 video card
[15:18] <theadmin> Well, now, Chromium doesn't complain, but Java applets still don't run.
[15:19] <usr13> m2kolev: NP
[15:19] <m2kolev> btw supposively the file system is ext3
[15:19] <n2diy> I'm trying to backup a computer using grsync.  There is one file in a directory I've excluded, that I like to backup. I listed that file and it's path in the include file, but it doesn't over ride the exclude file, is it possibly to do this?
[15:19] <icesword> usr13, what time?
[15:20] <roberto_> hi !
[15:20] <endplease> hi im new to ubuntu and im trying to access my /dev/md2 to create a new folder but dont know how to
[15:20] <adrianoc> hi, anybody can help ? i can't install posgresql in ubuntu 12.04, http://pastebin.com/wv8zWqsR
[15:21] <m2kolev> and while im playing around how can I have unity remember the position/size of windows
[15:21] <bluenemo> n2diy, dont exclude it..?
[15:21] <m2kolev> its very annoying having to move/resize them everytime I launch them
[15:21] <n2diy> bluenemo, example?
[15:21] <bluenemo> endplease, you have to mount -v /dev/md2 /mnt first, then you can access your raid array.
[15:21] <roberto_> I need to rename 20 files wich finish with ".added". how can I remove the .added using cli ?
[15:22] <endplease> im using putty and i see drive /dev/md2 how do i access it i cant even see it with winscp
[15:22] <bluenemo> i dont know the tool, but from what i've read, you've put a file in the EXCLUDE list and now want to copy it.. why do you exclude it in the first place so you have to override?
[15:22] <roberto_> I mean remove in the name of the file
[15:22] <bluenemo> endplease, read my message above
[15:22] <roberto_> someone ?
[15:23] <endplease> i dont think i excluded it i barely setup ubuntu 12.04 to try a seedbox but it installed all files to my 9gb drive, and its placing files on that drive instead of my md2 with has a lot more
[15:23] <theadmin> And now half the extensions fail as well
[15:23] <TrollingForSoup> Roberto: cp ./*.added ./* maybe?
[15:23] <TrollingForSoup> Is that valied?
[15:23] <bluenemo> endplease,  you have to mount -v /dev/md2 /mnt first, then you can access your raid array.
[15:23] <TrollingForSoup> Don't do it until someone else checks.
[15:23] <TrollingForSoup> That's just a thought.
[15:23] <Dr_Willis> endplease: it has to be mounted somewhere to access it
[15:24] <iLogical> Is gedit's spell check supposed to underline wrong spelling?
[15:24] <endplease> i get this msg mount: /dev/md2 already mounted or /home busy
[15:24] <endplease> mount: according to mtab, /dev/md2 is already mounted on /home
[15:24] <endplease> maybe i just dont know how to access it or blocked it ?
[15:24] <bluenemo> endplease, /dev/md2 (raid array) is your home partition, mounted under /home
[15:24] <Dr_Willis> roberto_:  i find the qmv command handy. but its a little overkill for small chamges
[15:24] <bluenemo> you can access it via: ls -lha /home :)
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> endplease: if its at /home/ you are using it... at /home
[15:25] <bluenemo> endplease, all files you place in /home or in a folder inside it will be written to your raid array
[15:25] <bluenemo> lol :D
[15:25] <endplease> when i type that it sais 24k only
[15:26] <bluenemo> endplease, please paste: df -ha /home
[15:26] <endplease> ok that showed my drive how do i create a new folder in it
[15:26] <roberto_> TrollingForSoup, Yes It don't work ... would be toobeautiful
[15:26] <bluenemo> endplease, via: mkdir -v /home/test_directory
[15:26] <Dr_Willis> endplease:  your user stuff is in their /home/username dir.
[15:28] <endplease> ok it created folder so my user stuff is in home/username dir ?? but how to i access it to view the folder i created kind of like in windows
[15:29] <endplease> i basically want my jsconfig file from transmission to point to this drive instead
[15:29] <bluenemo> endplease, you can 'list' directories with the tool: ls
[15:29] <bluenemo> give it the path you want to list as first argument, like:  ls /home/new_folder/
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> endplease:  it may be a good idea to learn some fundamentals.. your user has stuff in their home you dont need to mess with /home/ scp in as the user and access the files in their home
[15:29] <bluenemo> endplease, no offense but your questions are quite basic. you might want to fly over some wikis first please
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> !manual
[15:30] <bluenemo> endplease, if you need support for your business i think one can actually rent some linux admins from ubuntu.com somewhere
[15:30] <MonkeyDust> endplease  tip: first learn the basics, then try RAID
[15:30] <endplease> i appreciate the help guys, yes i know these are basic and i apologize i was trying to setup seedbox and from what i read i was being confused on some stuff
[15:31] <endplease> i am very new to this just started yesterday
[15:31] <icesword> raid?
[15:31] <bluenemo> np man. it takes quite some time to get used to the cli. learn it and you'll learn to love it :)
[15:31] <TrollingForSoup> Yep.
[15:31] <MonkeyDust> endplease  yesterday is too soon to explore RAID
[15:31] <TrollingForSoup> command line is a good time.
[15:32] <icesword> !raid
[15:32] <rodj> you could not get this done in a GI:  tar cf - `find . -type f |egrep -v '\.svn'|egrep -v 'CustomTags|webservices|Servicer' | egrep '\.cfc|\.cfm'` | tar x -C ../../../comp/doug/
[15:32] <endplease> i will check out this stuff i just got server for a free period so i jumped on it with no knowledge
[15:33] <icesword> CLI sucks! i doubt when computer answers for my sound control!
[15:33] <bluenemo> endplease, you should consider several weeks (if you IQ is VERY high ;)before you can actually start to administrate something. linux takes time, but it is very much worth it. i started with books for beginners, there is the debian-administrators-handbook for example free for download
[15:33] <ErtanERBEK> Hi Everyone
[15:34] <roberto_> for my renoming PB anybody dont think I could do it using find ?
[15:34] <ErtanERBEK> I have one problem for Mozilla Thunderbird 15 beta 2 with ubuntu 12.04
[15:34] <ActionParsnip> ErtanERBEK: you will, it's beta
[15:34] <Dr_Willis> roberto_:  you can do it with 'qmv'
[15:35] <ErtanERBEK> if I use "thunderbird %u" on my thunderbird start link then thunderbird crashed
[15:35] <ddelrio1986> How can I tell if my machine has a fully qualified host name?
[15:35] <bluenemo> ddelrio1986, cat /etc/hostname; hostname; ping localhost
[15:35] <ErtanERBEK> but if I use thunderbird comment directly then workin properly
[15:35] <bluenemo> (and sth else..)
[15:35] <ErtanERBEK> ActionParsnip: yes I know
[15:36] <icesword> willis, do ubuntu has a  sound control technic?
[15:36] <ActionParsnip> ErtanERBEK: I suggest you report a bug
[15:36] <bluenemo> ddelrio1986, cat /etc/hosts
[15:36] <wilee-nilee> ErtanERBEK, Why are you making a launcher, one is provided already?
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> icesword: a what?
[15:36] <ErtanERBEK> anyone try ThunderBird 15 beta 2 with ubuntu 12.04 ?
[15:37] <MonkeyDust> ErtanERBEK  beta does not sound stable to me
[15:37] <ErtanERBEK> ActionParsnip: maybe that is only my problem, I don't know because of that I am asking
[15:37] <wilee-nilee> ErtanERBEK, been using it without problems for awhile
[15:37] <icesword> willis, i mean the answers for a  man,s voice
[15:37] <icesword> ..
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> icesword:  i have no idea what you mean
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> !tab
[15:38] <ErtanERBEK> wilee-nilee: I am not create any luncher. But luncher have %u option
[15:38] <icesword> willis, the computer answers for man,s voice
[15:38] <wilee-nilee> ErtanERBEK, Ah I see, what desktop are you using?
[15:38] <ErtanERBEK> MonkeyDust: I think very stabil only have that problem other all feature working properly and new gui very nice
[15:38] <MonkeyDust> ErtanERBEK  current stable version is 14 (just checked)
[15:39] <ErtanERBEK> gNome ( Unity 5 )
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> !info festival | icesword
[15:39] <MonkeyDust> ErtanERBEK  then try the beta and report bugs to the developers
[15:39] <Odra> Hello
[15:40] <ErtanERBEK> MonkeyDust: I know, thank you for your suggestion but cheat feature very nice because of that I am useng this beta :D
[15:40] <icesword> ok
[15:40] <Odra> Does anybody knows how complete must my app be for it to get on the software center? And if I can update it from the center?
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> Odra:  make your own ppa if you want
[15:41] <Odra> ppa?
[15:41] <endplease> while i readup i just need my seedbox to point to this download folder which i believe was told was created on main drive  mkdir -v /home/test_directory  what path do i type for all files to be placed on that directory
[15:41] <MonkeyDust> Odra  create a PPA and hope your app is picked and makes it to the repos
[15:41] <MonkeyDust> picked up*
[15:41] <Odra> PPA???
[15:41] <Odra> I didnt say PPA, I said APP
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> you got some learning to do  ;)
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> !ppa | Odra
[15:41] <Odra> Yes, most likely
[15:42] <Guest81298> hiii
[15:42] <MonkeyDust> Odra  you cannot make it to the repos, canonical and the community decide on that -- first create a ppa
[15:42] <Guest81298> DO VBA Macros of MS Excel work in LIbre Office??
[15:42] <freshmeat> I'm running the latest version of Xubuntu and want to exit xfce.
[15:42] <Guest81298> Also does Office in wine support VBA
[15:42] <Odra> MonkeyDust: But shouldnt I first send it for review?
[15:43] <MonkeyDust> Guest81298  bst way to find out is by trying
[15:43] <tking> hekki guys, when i do a print screen, my screen becomes blank in white, that i can't see my desktop or able to do anything
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> Odra:  anyone can make a ppa
[15:43] <Odra> Dr_Willis: But shouldnt I send it for review first?
[15:43] <MonkeyDust> Odra  no, a ppa is personal, if someone likes it, they will most certainly review it
[15:43] <Guest81298> OK
[15:43] <Odra> Wait
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> Odra:  no.. make a ppa first of the app.......
[15:43] <Odra> Does PPA have anything to do with the software center at all
[15:43] <MonkeyDust> Odra  no
[15:43] <Webhostbudd> Odra: not necessarily
[15:43] <roberto_> thks a lot for qmv !
[15:43] <Odra> Wtf
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> Odra:  ppas use the package manager tools
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> roberto_:  its handy
[15:44] <Odra> But I want to know how complete an app has to be to get past the review board
[15:44] <MonkeyDust> Odra  in short: what you want is simply not possible
[15:44]  * Dr_Willis wonders what review bord
[15:44] <Odra> MonkeyDust: But there is pacman in there
[15:44] <MonkeyDust> Odra  make it available somewhere, so people can test it
[15:45] <ddelrio1986> bluenemo, I know how to see the contents of my hosts file but I don't know how to tell if my hostname in /etc/hostname is considered fully qualified or not.
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> !motu
[15:45] <Odra> MonkeyDust: Its avaiable on google code
[15:45] <Webhostbudd> Odra: people who use the software center don't want buggy / unfinished code
[15:45] <Odra> MonkeyDust: But regardless of that I want to know how complete must be it be to... you know what. Nevermind.
[15:45] <Odra> That is why I am asking!
[15:45] <Webhostbudd> Odra: that's your answer
[15:46] <MonkeyDust> Odra  i'm not familiar with google code, but now you can hope someone picks it up and likes it -- maybe it will be accepted in the repos
[15:46] <Dr_Willis> put your software in a ppa. get people to test it. link to the ppa from the google code site
[15:46] <Odra> T___T
[15:46] <Odra> Why so complicated
[15:46] <Webhostbudd> Odra: if it has basic functionality and doesn't break often then it may be able to make it into the software center
[15:46] <MonkeyDust> Odra  security
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> Odra:  its not complex at all.
[15:47] <rodj> does anyone here run apt-get through a proxy?
[15:47] <Odra> Webhostbudd: Oh. Well, then I guess it might just pass
[15:47] <MonkeyDust> Odra  maybe you are a criminal who wants to put a vicious app in the repos
[15:47] <Odra> Yes.
[15:47] <Odra> Definitely.
[15:47] <Odra> My vicious stopwatch gadget will freeze your computer... IN TIME.
[15:47] <Dr_Willis> anything in the official repos needs an official maintainer also i belive
[15:48] <Webhostbudd> yes, but software center can have unofficial people push apps if they are approved
[15:48] <Dr_Willis> your ppa can be under your control
[15:49] <MonkeyDust> Odra  what i'm saying is: if you can do, vicious criminal can do it, too
[15:49] <tking> pls can some1 tell me how to solve problem with screenshot? when i hit the screenshot button, my screen bcomes blank in white, not allowing me to see what to save and any part. sometimes it goes blank for 1 minuthes and some times i cant wait cos it takes over 5mins and i hv to reboot
[15:49] <MonkeyDust> typos*
[15:50] <Odra> MonkeyDust: So, given that my stopwatch app is still far from what I want it to be, however it is still functional as a stopwatch, I should be able to get it on the repositories?
[15:52] <elijah> I setup an Ubuntu VM inside Ubuntu, I configured port forwarding in vbox for ssh to forward port 2222 to 22 then ran "ssh -lusername -p2222 localhost" and get a connection refused error. When I do -vvv for debugging I don't get much useful info. Am I doing this right?
[15:52] <MonkeyDust> Odra  no, because you may have put some vicious pieces of code in it
[15:53] <Odra> MonkeyDust: But isnt that why there is a review process in the software center?
[15:53] <Odra> So given that my stopwatch app is 100% legit and totally not vicious or suspicious at all will it get in?
[15:53] <zanberdo> is there a ppa for the latest firefox release for ubuntu 10.10?
[15:54] <tking> pls can some1 tell me how to solve problem with screenshot? when i hit the screenshot button, my screen bcomes blank in white, not allowing me to see what to save and any part. sometimes it goes blank for 1 minuthes and some times i cant wait cos it takes over 5mins and i hv to reboot
[15:54] <MonkeyDust> Odra  would you eat just anything, without knowing what it is?
[15:54] <zorael> What is the difference between /usr/lib and /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu ? What files go where?
[15:54] <Dr_Willis> zanberdo:  i think 10.10 is eol
[15:54] <Dr_Willis> !10.10
[15:54] <Odra> MonkeyDust: Well, I wouldnt eat a stopwatch, that is for sure. No matter how deliscious it might have been.
[15:54] <zanberdo> Dr_Willis, should still be live till Oct.
[15:54] <c4pt-otc> hello
[15:54] <zanberdo> Dr_Willis, I stand corrected
[15:54] <c4pt-otc> i am trying to use fglrxinfo from a terminal
[15:54] <c4pt-otc> DISPLAY=:0 sudo fglrxinfo
[15:55] <c4pt-otc> DISPLAY=:0 sudo fglrxinfo
[15:55] <c4pt-otc> Error: unable to open display (null)
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> c4pt-otc:  use gksudo for gui apps
[15:55] <c4pt-otc> Dr_Willis, X11 isnt running
[15:55] <zanberdo> c4pt-otc, are you ssh'd to the machine?
[15:55] <c4pt-otc> Dr_Willis, i killed gdm3 and X
[15:55] <zanberdo> c4pt-otc, nm
[15:55] <c4pt-otc> zanberdo, yes
[15:55] <Dr_Willis> c4pt-otc:  so where is it to display to then?
[15:56] <c4pt-otc> Dr_Willis, i am trying to run fglrxinfo without X11 running
[15:56] <zanberdo> c4pt-otc, ah, well, there you go... can't initialize display with no display.
[15:56] <Dr_Willis> ;)
[15:56] <Dr_Willis> fglrx tools may have a cli tool
[15:56] <c4pt-otc> zanberdo, Dr_Willis so there is no way to run this without some kind of X running?
[15:57] <jabes> trying to connect a vga to my laptop but no signal. what should I do?
[15:57] <zanberdo> c4pt-otc, you can run (if you ahve installled mesa-utils) glxinfo without X running...
[15:57] <Dr_Willis> fglrx tools may have a cli tool---- perhaps. i dont use ati
[15:57] <zanberdo> jabes, check out xrandr
[15:57] <c4pt-otc> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=9239.0
[15:57] <ActionParsnip> jabes: is there a shortcut key to change the display profile
[15:57] <c4pt-otc> Dr_Willis, zanberdo ^
[15:58] <notdan> Hi
[15:58] <jabes> ActionParsnip, I check the display setting already if that what your talking about
[15:58] <wiky> hi
[15:58] <zanberdo> c4pt-otc, hmm... as with Dr_Willis I haven't run an ATI driver for a long time.
[15:59] <c4pt-otc> zanberdo, Dr_Willis its ok i am just going to use gdm3 without logging into it just use ssh-server and run it
[15:59] <c4pt-otc> if gdm3 is working it seems to run from openssh
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> c4pt-otc:  if you are sshing from a box that has x.. you can use x forwarding.
[15:59] <DarkAceZ> error: file not found. Grub rescue:
[15:59] <Dr_Willis> but that may show the local box info ;)
[16:00] <DarkAceZ> now what?
[16:00] <DarkAceZ> on boot, or, before boot.
[16:00] <DarkAceZ> Ubuntu 12.04, or, it used to be.
[16:01] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, you see this at boot grub>
[16:01] <elijah> Is sshd running by default on Ubuntu desktop?
[16:01] <llutz> elijah: no
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> elijah:  not installed by default
[16:01] <Dr_Willis> runs if you install it. ;)
[16:02] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, yes: "Grub rescue:"
[16:02] <Dr_Willis> bbl
[16:04] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, couple of ways to fix this, what does this mean "Ubuntu 12.04, or, it used to be."
[16:04] <jabes> vga is not working and the display manager isn't showing anything. can it be a driver issue?
[16:05] <wilee-nilee> it used to be is what is confusing did you try a upgrade to 12.10? DarkAceZ
[16:05] <arrrghhh> hey all, i'm trying to scp some files between two ubuntu boxes.  i get 'write failed: broken pipe' then 'lost connection'.  immediately... it doesn't even start to transfer anything.
[16:05] <arrrghhh> i am able to copy stuff from my workstation to the server in question... but from ubuntu to ubuntu it's not workin.
[16:05] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, well, I thought my harddrive (flash drive, actually) went bad or something, wilee-nilee
[16:05] <arrrghhh> rsync errors out similarly - write failed broken pipe, connection unexpectedly closed
[16:05] <DarkAceZ> I didn't try upgrading or anything, it just happened.
[16:07] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, ah, okay, there is a gui tool that works well and generates a boot info script, try this and post the script if it does not repair the set up. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[16:07] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, The os can also be fixed with a live ubuntu cd as well.
[16:07] <DarkAceZ> run it from where?
[16:07] <DarkAceZ> I was hoping to use the live cd, actually :P
[16:07] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, look at the link please
[16:08] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, you will, with the tool or with commands
[16:08] <Guest42966> hi
[16:08] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, your choice if you want the commands to chrot in I can give you them
[16:08] <wilee-nilee> chroot
[16:09] <TristamWrk> Hello folks
[16:09] <notdan> Hi! Is there a particular reason why Wubi won't allow me to use more than 30gb for Ubuntu installation?
[16:10] <notdan> And can I expand the hdd space for Ubuntu after installing using Wubi?
[16:10] <DarkAceZ> I'll try this "Boot-Repair-Disk"
[16:10] <TristamWrk> I have a Precise server Xen DomU that's worked fine for months, but now freezes at "Begin: Running /scripts/init-bottom ... done."  Anybody have any ideas what might be the hangup?
[16:10] <ThinkT510> notdan: how much space do you have on your windows partition?
[16:10] <notdan> ThinkT510: I had around 115gb free
[16:10] <notdan> and then I installed Wubi using 30gb
[16:11] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, should I mess around with Advanced Options?
[16:11] <ThinkT510> notdan: i'd stay away from wubi
[16:11] <notdan> ThinkT510: really? Why so?
[16:11] <vikas_> hi
[16:11] <notdan> I thought it was a convinient way of installing system
[16:11] <vikas_> anyone there?
[16:11] <notdan> since I don't have any USB sticks/DVDs around
[16:11] <ThinkT510> notdan: it's meant to be a preview
[16:11] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, cool here are the chroot commands as well sdXX means the first X is the HD the second the partition. http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136396/
[16:11] <vikas_> hello
[16:11] <vikas_> ??
[16:12] <ThinkT510> notdan: not a long term solution
[16:12] <notdan> hello vikas_
[16:12] <notdan> ThinkT510: right. What do you recommend then?
[16:12] <vikas_> hi notdan
[16:12] <ThinkT510> notdan: i dual boot, but vms are awesome too
[16:12] <vikas_> can anyone sove my problem in ubuntu 12.04
[16:13] <notdan> Yeah, I dual boot too. Wubi is not different from "dual boot" it's just a different way of installing the system....
[16:13] <ThinkT510> notdan: i wouldn't trust a windows installer
[16:13] <notdan> Why exactly?
[16:13] <BluesKaj> vikas_, just tell us your problem
[16:14] <vikas_> i m not able to open ceratin websites in ubuntu.plz help me out
[16:14] <wilee-nilee> vikas_, give us one of the websites
[16:14] <ThinkT510> notdan: linux was never meant to be installed through windows, it's just very kludgy
[16:14] <BluesKaj> vikas_, which websites
[16:14] <halfalife> Yeah, manual dualboot erryday.
[16:14] <vikas_> yahoo,hotmail many more
[16:15] <notdan> ThinkT510: that's not a very technical reason, tbqh
[16:15] <notdan> halfalife: but how can I `manually' install ubuntu if I don't have any clean DVDs
[16:15] <vikas_> very slow browsing although downloading speed is fine
[16:15] <notdan> and I have only like a 256mb USB stick
[16:15] <NuSuey> anybody know why the fck.. do i have this whenever i wanna use the gui without the compiz? http://i49.tinypic.com/23kepfp.png
[16:15] <halfalife> Use a minimal install.
[16:16] <halfalife> If you wish very hard, it might fit.
[16:16] <NuSuey> it's REALLY weird
[16:16] <halfalife> You don't need compiz to run GUI>..
[16:16] <halfalife> It's just a compositor.
[16:16] <halfalife> It helps, but isn't actually needed.
[16:16] <elijah> thanks llutz and Dr_Willis, that was my issue
[16:16] <NuSuey> halfalife: i mean.. i will logon with the gnome.. without the effects..
[16:16] <NuSuey> halfalife: but i get this.. look at screenshot
[16:16] <wilee-nilee> !tab | please use nics folks
[16:17] <vikas_> slow browsing.plz help
[16:17] <halfalife> NuSuey, Yeah, that does look like a compositor issue.
[16:17] <DarkAceZ> grrrrrr, it won't notice the Live CD as an OS!!
[16:17] <halfalife> Try using compiz without any effects on.
[16:17] <NuSuey> halfalife: any idea how to fix it?
[16:17] <NuSuey> halfalife: how can i do that?
[16:17] <halfalife> I PMed you, Nu.
[16:18] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, try tapping f12 on booting the cd your computer may have another key set for getting to the out of the bios boot from menu though
[16:18] <halfalife> Go into CMOS and make CD/DVD your first boot option.
[16:18] <wilee-nilee> not booting but turning the computer on DarkAceZ
[16:18] <DarkAceZ> I did that, and it still says Operating System not Found
[16:19] <vikas_> not able to open certain websites like yahoo.com.tried many thing but wont work
[16:19] <DarkAceZ> It sees the DVD but not as an OS
[16:19] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, ah from the boot from menu? If you choose the HD do you get the grub> prompt
[16:20] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, yeah
[16:20] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, sometimes the computer will assign the dvd to another try them all
[16:20] <wilee-nilee> like usb
[16:20] <vikas_>  not able to open certain websites like yahoo.com.tried many thing but wont work
[16:20] <vikas_> plz help guyz
[16:21] <rokin> what browser you use ?
[16:21] <arrrghhh> vikas_, if it's only certain websites it has to be your provider or network...
[16:21] <vikas_> firefox.chrome many more
[16:21] <vikas_> same problem
[16:21] <vikas_> no many more websites
[16:21] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, DVD is the only option that shows up
[16:21] <arrrghhh> vikas_, what do you actually see on the screen when you try to go to yahoo.com
[16:21] <vikas_> very slow browsing
[16:22] <BluesKaj> btw wilee-nilee whoever supplied the infobot the that nick completion factoid should change the the spelling to nick , not nic
[16:22] <arrrghhh> very slow?  it's your network.
[16:22] <vikas_> it always loading
[16:22] <veiliance> lol trying to blame his OS for throttling :P
[16:22] <veiliance> xD
[16:22] <vikas_> but download speed is fine
[16:22] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, sounds like the HD is not being read, if it does not show, look in the bios to see if it shows
[16:23] <wilee-nilee> BluesKaj, that to confusing for you. ;)
[16:23] <wilee-nilee> BluesKaj, we are lucky it kis not in leet
[16:23] <vikas_> wat to do plz advice
[16:23] <wilee-nilee> is*
[16:24] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, oh, HD is not plugged in. (flash drive)
[16:24] <vikas_>  not able to open certain websites like yahoo.com.tried many thing but wont work
[16:24] <BluesKaj> wilee-nilee, not for me but it might be for some , wilee-nilee , afterall spelling is important to those whose english not as good as it could be.
[16:24] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, you running Ubuntu in a usb
[16:24] <arrrghhh> vikas_, it's your provider/network.  not ubuntu.
[16:24] <wilee-nilee> the install
[16:24] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, yes
[16:25] <ThinkT510> BluesKaj: the factoid's spelling is fine
[16:25] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, a full install? is it a flash or HD?
[16:25] <vikas_> its fine in window vista but not in ubuntu
[16:25] <DarkAceZ> flash, full
[16:25] <DarkAceZ> 16GB flash
[16:25] <BluesKaj> ThinkT510, take a look , closer this time
[16:25] <ThinkT510> !who | BluesKaj
[16:26] <ThinkT510> BluesKaj: what is wrong with that?
[16:26] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, and it does not show a usb in the boot from, does the computer normally boot from a usb without like plop
[16:26] <wilee-nilee> plop is for computer pre usb booting DarkAceZ
[16:27] <BluesKaj> !nic | ThinkT510
[16:27] <DarkAceZ> pre usb booting?
[16:27] <BluesKaj> oh it's changed
[16:28] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, computer up to about 5 years ago would not boot from a usb, plop allows them to do su.
[16:28] <DarkAceZ> All I know is that I have the USB Flash Drive unplugged until I can get my Live CD to boot
[16:28] <wilee-nilee> computers*
[16:28] <DarkAceZ> and it's not seeing the live CD as an OS
[16:28] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, it helps to say that or at least I missed it, that should make no difference  on booting the dvd
[16:29] <Lebby1> Hi DarkAceZ!
[16:29] <rokin> vikas_  clean your browser cache if it doesnt work restart your router
[16:29] <llutz> BluesKaj: you should look at the way ubottu was triggered, theres the "nic" coming from [18:16:50] <wilee-nilee> !tab | please use nics folks
[16:29] <BluesKaj> ThinkT510, NM , my mistake , it's not part of the factoiud , it was added to  the tab completion factoisd
[16:29] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, has the dvd booted in the past
[16:29] <DarkAceZ> Lebby, do I know you?
[16:29] <Lebby> DarkAceZ:  -.-' :(
[16:29] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, no, I used another CD to install that I can't find anymore :P
[16:30] <arrrghhh> hey all, i'm trying to scp some files between two ubuntu boxes.  i get 'write failed: broken pipe' then 'lost connection'.  immediately... it doesn't even start to transfer anything.
[16:30] <arrrghhh> i am able to copy stuff from my workstation to the server in question... but from ubuntu to ubuntu it's not workin.
[16:30] <arrrghhh> rsync errors out similarly - write failed broken pipe, connection unexpectedly closed
[16:30] <DarkAceZ> Lebby, no seriously! :P
[16:30] <wilee-nilee> llutz, I said this part  please use nics folks
[16:30] <BluesKaj> ok , wilee-nilee , my apologies ..was a mistake
[16:30] <llutz> wilee-nilee: yes, thats what i tried to show
[16:31] <NuSuey> guys.. im using "multi-display desktop with display(s) .." and whenever i start a game it works okay on the primary monitor, but the other monitor gets black and then it gets messed up.. what could be wrong?
[16:31] <BluesKaj> yes ..sorry gents , llutz , much ado about nothing :P
[16:32] <BluesKaj> time to take a break I guess ...run some errands
[16:32] <Lebby> NuSuey:  check settings on driver panel
[16:33] <NuSuey> Lebby:  what should i look for? or change? :o
[16:33] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, should I burn another copy?
[16:33] <sailboatofdoom> anyone know of any must-have software to secure your ubuntu box after a fresh install? Or is it secure enough already, lol?
[16:33] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[16:33] <Lebby> NuSuey:  what video device do you have?
[16:34] <NuSuey> Lebby: ati radeon 6850
[16:34] <NuSuey> *hd
[16:34] <Lebby> NuSuey: did you installed propetary drivers?
[16:34] <bluenemo> hey guys. i'm hacking on a 12.04 remaster (livecd) and i need to apt-gt install some stuff. after doing that and following the official ubuntu remaster page, i cant umount <chroot>/dev as it says it still has open files. is there a nice way to fix that besides killing all the programs by hand?
[16:36] <guest1> Anyone try the bufferbloat patch in Ubuntu 12.04? http://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/codel/wiki
[16:37] <guest1> I'd like to use Ubuntu Server as a Hardware Firewall with the latest AQM, Codel.
[16:37] <guest1> Anyone have any info how to start?
[16:37] <bluenemo> is there a channel for professional administrators of ubuntu systems and servers/
[16:37] <bluenemo> ?
[16:37] <wilee-nilee> bluenemo, could you explain that more clearly, at least for me, is it a remaster cd you are using to apt-get a install?
[16:38] <NuSuey> Lebby: yes sir..
[16:38] <wilee-nilee> ctrl d will unmount a chroot generally
[16:38] <wilee-nilee> at least the one I use
[16:38] <Lebby> NuSuey:  in adminitrastion or preference you have Catalyst control panel ... pls can you open it?
[16:38] <bluenemo> no i'm using the plain normal 64bit live cd for desktops. i extract that, chroot, apt-get install stuff, now it starts stuff like cupsd, cron, udevd inside the chroot. those processes keep running and i cant umount /dev of the chroot. i can kill them by hand but i need to script.
[16:38] <bluenemo> @ wilee-nilee
[16:39] <bluenemo> wilee-nilee, its all scripted, no user input at all.
[16:39] <NuSuey> Lebby: have it open..
[16:40] <guest1> **bump** "Anyone try the bufferbloat patch in Ubuntu 12.04?"
[16:40] <wilee-nilee> bluenemo, not sure really, not sure on your other question on channels.
[16:40] <Lebby> NuSuey:  good job! now is there monitor management or something of similar?
[16:40] <wilee-nilee> as well
[16:40] <NuSuey> Lebby: display manager..
[16:40] <Lebby> NuSuey:  ok
[16:40] <bazhang> !details | guest1
[16:41] <llutz> bluenemo: next time you install stuff to remaster an iso, read this before http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=5387067&postcount=7
[16:41] <Lebby> NuSuey:  now check settings in multiple monitor or something similar
[16:41] <bluenemo> AWESOME! llutz hope that works!
[16:41] <llutz> bluenemo: sure it works
[16:42] <bluenemo> :D
[16:42] <NuSuey> Lebby: o.O dude.. which setting? o.O have you read what i was asking for? yes i have it on that setting that i typed..
[16:42] <llutz> bluenemo: if not, file a bug report, then the package ignoring it is broken
[16:42] <dileep> automation error in wine ubuntu 12.04
[16:42] <bluenemo> ok awesome. thank you very much llutz :)
[16:43] <bazhang> !appdb | dileep
[16:43] <bazhang> dileep, /join #winehq for specific app help
[16:43] <NuSuey> i think it thinks that i wanna use BOTH monitors.. because it gives me the 2XXX resolution.. instead of maxing one the primary monitor resolution, Lebby
[16:44] <maze> Hello!
[16:44] <Lebby> NuSuey:  check multi-monitor settings
[16:44] <NuSuey> Lebby: for what?! i allready told you that i have the "MULTI DISPLAY DESKTOP WITH DISPLAY'S (2)" setup..
[16:45] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[16:45] <Lebby> NuSuey: then u can try xinerama support ...
[16:45] <NuSuey> Lebby: nope.. it's grayed out
[16:45] <NuSuey> btw. that's how it looks .. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-GVtjcRr0Jbk/UCKTXbgqnwI/AAAAAAAAt28/msSQXvfzB80/s1040/IMG_20120808_182623.jpg
[16:46] <NuSuey> first one should be the primary.. but the second display want to clone it or something.. instead of just being the secondary display.. which should be blank since i dont have no icons there
[16:47] <guest1> @ubottu I want to implement Ubuntu Server 12.04 as a hardware firewall with 2 hard nics, 1 wireless. Nic#1==WAN, NIC#1==LAN, WirelessNic=LANWireless.  I found tutorials for installing Squid Proxy (Web Cache), and a little about how to configure Ubuntu as a DHCP/DNS/Internet Server. My problem is that I have not found any info talking about how to implement Codel, the latest Active Que Management (AQM) system. Bufferbloat.net does have "Binar
[16:47] <Lebby> NuSuey:  wow! Good Job ... i'm inspecting ... wait ...
[16:47] <NuSuey> Lebby: ehm dunno what was that good job for..but okay :o
[16:48] <Lebby> NuSuey: relative the picture!
[16:48] <NuSuey> Lebby: oh :P
[16:48] <Lebby> NuSuey: than ... you want one Monitor with game and another with desktop?
[16:49] <NuSuey> https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-e7AC-vb6BQo/UCKYYk6OZfI/AAAAAAAAt30/9kBSSGPiXZc/s1040/IMG_20120808_184803.jpg another pic..so you see that i can use both monitors..when im not starting a game..
[16:49] <NuSuey> Lebby: i want to play something and have something else on the second monitor.. but something is wrong here
[16:50] <m2kolev> back :D
[16:50] <Sora> Out of curiosity, anyone know anything about GRUB and GRUB Legacy?
[16:50] <bazhang> !grub2 | Sora have a read
[16:51] <Lebby> NuSuey: i think that "the wrong step" is to play in fullscreen ...
[16:51] <NuSuey> heh, Lebby ? -.^
[16:52] <NuSuey> on my hackintosh.. windows.. i can fullscreen a game.. and alt tab to do other things on the second monitor..
[16:52] <NuSuey> it's a freaking common thing
[16:52] <Lebby> NuSuey:  mmm ... can you list me all option in multi-monitor?
[16:52] <NuSuey> btw.. the screen gets .f..ed up whenever i fullscren flash .. https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-MIndUgv0psw/UCKY8fYU7GI/AAAAAAAAt4E/_PtNzf0OETk/s1040/IMG_20120808_185041.jpg
[16:53] <Lebby> NuSuey:  is that lol?
[16:53] <Lebby> NuSuey: or dota 2?
[16:53] <Lebby> Lebby:  :D
[16:53] <NuSuey> a) disabled .. b) single display desktop (multi desktop) c) cloned display ..d) multi-display desktop with displays ..
[16:53] <NuSuey> Lebby: dota2
[16:54] <DarkSim> How could you interpret that as LoL
[16:54] <DarkSim> I want to say something bad, but I will refrain from doing so haha
[16:54] <Sora> Well, that's not quite what I was poking around for. But thanks anyway
[16:54] <Lebby> NuSuey:  you choosed d option ... isn't it?
[16:54] <NuSuey> yup
[16:54] <Lebby> NuSuey:  HoN is better ... however :D
[16:54] <DarkSim> Dota 2 is the best game imo
[16:54] <Lebby> NuSuey:  how many desktop did you have?
[16:55] <NuSuey> Lebby: played it for a long time :) btw i can fullscreen HoN without issues.. any other game gives me issues :D ha
[16:55] <NuSuey> Lebby: two
[16:55] <david__> anyone know how to get sound working on linux
[16:55] <NuSuey> Lebby: but hon gives me a resolution to choose from..
[16:55] <Lebby> NuSuey:  mmm ...
[16:56] <wilee-nilee> david__, you have gone to sound and made sure it is not on mute.
[16:56] <david__> ?
[16:56] <Lebby> NuSuey:  then you have problem only on wine?
[16:56] <Joelito> hello, I can't see terminal mode, because plymouth, how can I hide plymouth?
[16:56] <wilee-nilee> or sound is not coming up? sound is the control
[16:56] <NuSuey> Lebby: nope.. i run games which are native.. like braid.. or super meat boy
[16:57] <NuSuey> etc
[16:57] <wilee-nilee> david__, ^^^
[16:57] <Lebby> NuSuey:  ... mmm ... did u have compiz enabled?
[16:58] <Lebby> NuSuey:  sorry, but i'm trying to understand what it could be problem origin ... it's not easy ...
[16:58] <roadfish> I looked at the timestamps of some 12.04 ISOs and they are all April 23. Is there a directory with more current ISOs? Or is only 12.10 getting more recent ISOs?
[16:58] <wilee-nilee> david__, sound is an app, are you using that term as in general.
[16:58] <guest1> any thoughts on my buffer bloat question??
[16:58] <guest1> "I want to implement Ubuntu Server 12.04 as a hardware firewall with 2 hard nics, 1 wireless. Nic#1==WAN, NIC#1==LAN, WirelessNic=LANWireless.  I found tutorials for installing Squid Proxy (Web Cache), and a little about how to configure Ubuntu as a DHCP/DNS/Internet Server. My problem is that I have not found any info talking about how to implement Codel, the latest Active Que Management (AQM) system. Bufferbloat.net does have "Binary code 
[16:58] <david__> I installed pinguy 12.04 and plugged in my speakers and there is no sound at all.
[16:59] <bazhang> roadfish, 12.04.1 point release on or around 8/23
[16:59] <guest1> source: http://www.bufferbloat.net/projects/codel/wiki
[16:59] <compdoc> freaking right
[16:59] <bazhang> david__, pinguy is not supported here, check their forums
[16:59] <Lebby> NuSuey: what version of ubuntu do you have?
[16:59] <wilee-nilee> guest1, the is #ubuntu-server as well if needed
[17:00] <david__> it is based on ubuntu
[17:00] <bazhang> !alis | david__ search for pinguy with this
[17:00] <bazhang> david__, it's not supported.
[17:00] <david__> how do I find realtek for linux
[17:01] <NuSuey> Lebby: it's the linux mint .. (it's the latest version so it should be based on the latest ubuntu)
[17:01] <Lebby> NuSuey:  try do disable advanced effects ...
[17:01] <guest1> ah thanks, I'll try the #ubuntu-server. The buffer bloat fix I'm talking about is actually for either desktop/server Ubuntu 12.04, but yes this is more of a server question
[17:01] <NuSuey> Lebby: where?
[17:02] <wilee-nilee> david__, there is also #PinguyOS   only 14 users you never know you might get help there.
[17:02] <Lebby> NuSuey:  mmm ... logout and choose gnome no effect
[17:03] <david__> thank you wilee-nilee
[17:03] <WHAT_UP> is 12.04 the recommended version for running a webserver on ubuntu-server?
[17:03] <wilee-nilee> david__, no problem that OS is a nice setup, but the support is small, is all.
[17:03] <Dr_Willis> WHAT_UP:  its lts. so sure
[17:04] <NuSuey> Lebby: that will be much worse..
[17:04] <Lebby> NuSuey:  try it to check if compiz is the problem ...
[17:04] <bazhang> Lebby, MINT is not supported here. get mintsupport for that
[17:04] <NuSuey> Lebby: http://i49.tinypic.com/23kepfp.png
[17:04] <bazhang> !mintsupport | Lebby NuSuey
[17:05] <MindBomb> can you guys help me with ruby script, or is there a support channel for that on this network
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> MindBomb:  perhaps #ruby
[17:05] <NuSuey> ubottu: i was thinking about installing ubuntu today.. but the issues would be the same.. so.. if i get it to work i may reinstall finaly
[17:05] <Lebby> bazhang:  c'mon ... be flexible ... Ubuntu and Linux comunity is born to help people ;)
[17:05] <MindBomb> indeed :)
[17:05] <MindBomb> thanks
[17:05] <NuSuey> ah..
[17:05] <bazhang> Lebby, feel free to join him in that support channel
[17:06] <NuSuey> bazhang: i was thinking about installing ubuntu today.. but the issues would be the same.. so.. if i get it to work i may reinstall finaly
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> NuSuey:  what issues?
[17:06] <NuSuey> the issues which im talking about with Lebby
[17:06] <bazhang> NuSuey, come back when you do. its mintsupport as you are using MINT now
[17:06] <NuSuey> bazhang: jesus christ.. you need to be a dick now?
[17:06] <end_guy> usr13: You asked did I test? Test for what?
[17:07] <justin__> need help with ubuntu. can someone help?
[17:07] <NuSuey> it's freaking ubuntu
[17:07] <Dr_Willis> justin__:  details will help
[17:07] <NuSuey> what the..
[17:07] <Lebby> bazhang:  you're in right ... but this not right way to help people ...
[17:07] <bazhang> NuSuey, that is for MINT support NOT here.
[17:08] <NuSuey> do you realy think it's hard to reinstall another distro and have ubuntu installed? I HAD IT INSTALLED.. i had the same issues..
[17:08] <justin__> I opened miniclip in chrome, and noted that compiz started using almost 60% of cpu
[17:08] <NuSuey> till now i thought that good people are in here. jesus.. but if people like you bazhang are resonsible for the ubuntu community.. then f..k ubuntu..
[17:09] <Pessimist> yes, because flash is cpu hog aka no GPU acceleration
[17:09] <bazhang> NuSuey, thats enough. and stop with the cursing
[17:09] <NuSuey> im not so clever.. in ubuntu.. have no such experience like the people here do..
[17:09] <Dr_Willis> justin__:  miniclip does what? if you dont use miniclip the cpu load stays low?
[17:10] <justin__> miniclip is asite that hosts flash game.
[17:11] <Lebby> Ubuntu community is awesome like forum, support, filosophy , etc. like other linux community ...
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> justin__:  so its only an issue when you are on flash heavy sites?
[17:11] <Pessimist> justin__, closed source isn't supported by Ubuntu community but I can just say one thing: Flash Player on Linux has no acceleration whatsoever.
[17:11] <YokoBR> hey guys... i'm compiling a kernel.. is there anyway to put a driver there?
[17:12] <TJ-> YokoBR: Enable it in the .config
[17:12] <justin__> yes
[17:12] <Lebby> NuSuey: with effects disabled you have same issues?
[17:12] <digitalirony> I have been working on setting up an ubuntu workstation the last week. Today I did an update through apt, and when I try to login to gnome it kills the systems load....
[17:12] <YokoBR> TJ, i mean a wireless device driver
[17:12] <YokoBR> it's a pci wireless card driver
[17:12] <NuSuey> Lebby: i posted the screenshot.. http://i49.tinypic.com/23kepfp.png .. even worse..
[17:12] <YokoBR> it's not listed there
[17:12] <digitalirony> I am using automount and NFS for homedirectories, and I have ldap setup for authentication. If I change the WM to awesome instead of gnome, it doesn't not have this issue
[17:13] <digitalirony> Is anyone else seeing these issues?
[17:13] <digitalirony> ^ on 12.04
[17:13] <NuSuey> Lebby: something is being added to no effects thing.. every logon..
[17:13] <TJ-> YokoBR: All the kernel drivers are enabled using settings in the .config, which are drawn from the Kconfig files for each sub-system
[17:13] <Lebby> NuSuey:  sorry ... i missed it :/
[17:13] <TJ-> YokoBR: If you just want to build a driver as a module outside the kernel you can do that
[17:13] <YokoBR> TJ, sure, but i want to add a new driver there
[17:14] <digitalirony> NuSuey: are you seeing extreme lag when logging into gnome as well?
[17:14] <Lebby> NuSuey: mmm  ... i give up ...i don't know how to solve this issue ...
[17:14] <YokoBR> TJ, yes, that is what i want
[17:14] <NuSuey> digitalirony: nope
[17:14] <Lebby> NuSuey:  sorry ... i tried ... and I failed :/
[17:14] <YokoBR> TJ, build a kernel module of that driver to add to my distro
[17:15] <NuSuey> Lebby: doesn't matter.. you are awesome..for trying to help ..
[17:15] <hex20dec> Anyone speaks Hungarian here?
[17:15] <bazhang> !hr | hex20dec
[17:16] <TJ-> YokoBR: module-assistant package is possibly what you want
[17:16] <polygonz> Beszélek franciául
[17:16] <YokoBR> tj, but i'm building a kernel for another computer, not mine
[17:17] <YokoBR> tj, i just need to compile and add to the distro that will run on that computer
[17:17] <TJ-> YokoBR: As long as you have the kernel-headers (include files) for the kernel version you are building the module for, that's enough
[17:18] <digitalirony> Anyone have any ideas? Logging into gnome from lightdm/gdm just hangs. Logging into awesome is nearly instant. This started today after doing apt-get upgrade to update system. I am not sure what is the cause, I just see the load spike very high, and it sits there. Does not appear to be CPU load. I do see some IO, but I can't seem to find what is the cause of the IO
[17:19] <YokoBR> TJ, i have. My problem is that my computer has a dlink dwa-525 wireless pci adapter and a quadro nvidia 2000, and both are set as unknown devices
[17:20] <YokoBR> TJ, so as i am building a custom distro, with a custom kernel, i would like to add support to them
[17:20] <usr13> digitalirony: Look at  ls -ltr /var/lib/dpkg/info/  and find the dates that match the time you did the updated, (should be a clue...).
[17:21] <digitalirony> I know when I did the update
[17:21] <digitalirony> I did it today
[17:21] <usr13> digitalirony: Good, take a look at the list and see...
[17:21] <digitalirony> usr13: it was an update to gnome
[17:21] <jazzkovsky> precise pangolin, radeon hd 4650; trying to force  ST3 Texture compression.  installed DRIconf 0.9.1. clicked on "image quality tab". I have NO option to Enable S3TC Textures. any ideas?
[17:22] <roadfish> what is the difference between "daily" and "daily-live"?
[17:22] <roadfish> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/precise/daily-live/current
[17:22] <roadfish> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/precise/daily/current
[17:22] <digitalirony> usr13: nah, thats no help at all. I have lots of files i have since modified in there trying to 'fix' gnome
[17:24] <trism> roadfish: daily is the text mode installer, daily-live is the live cd
[17:24] <roadfish> are there "non-live" ISOs? is that something to only install Ubuntu but you can't use it as a "Live" CD?
[17:25] <trism> roadfish: yes the daily are not live cds
[17:25] <roadfish> trism: ok, thanks. So I guess average person would find daily-live more useful.
[17:25] <usr13> digitalirony: You can also run top on a secure shell (from another PC) as you log out and back in again.
[17:25] <TJ-> YokoBR: In which case, in the source-directory of the module, all you should need do is "make modules_prepare" then "make M=../<directory-name>"
[17:25] <bazhang> !alternate | roadfish
[17:25] <compdoc> roadfish, the alt cd
[17:26] <|Frederik> How do you report a bug in launchpad without using apport?
[17:26] <usr13> digitalirony: Or htop
[17:26] <YokoBR> after that where do i have to throw the compiled modules ?
[17:26] <digitalirony> usr13: yes, I know that....I can see the load spike, like I said its not CPU load. and it doesn't really show what is 'stuck'
[17:26] <jazzkovsky> perhaps that was poorly phrased. How to force  ST3 Texture compression without using driconf?
[17:26] <usr13> digitalirony: Maybe you can just switch back and forth from tty6 & 7
[17:27] <justin__> When my lap heats up, my screen starts flickering and the system shuts down (in ubuntu), this does not happen in windows  which is installed in a dual boot setup. Can anyone help?
[17:27] <TJ-> YokoBR: Put them under /lib/modules/<version>/kernel/drivers/  then run "depmod"
[17:27] <usr13> digitalirony: or /var/log/syslog
[17:27] <digitalirony> usr13: sure, but that doesn't resolve the issue, and yeah, nothing being logged that I can see
[17:27] <usr13> digitalirony: tail /var/log/syslog  .....
[17:28] <roadfish> I've been having trouble with a new 3TB harddrive and a fresh Ubuntu install. I install (as GPT) and the install looks ok. But then get GRUB "error: out of disk" after reboot. I have an October 2011 PC with updated BIOS and I _do_ see the 3TB.
[17:28] <YokoBR> tj, okay, but since i'll do that for another computer, i may just throw them there, and when i'll try to install that, it should do it right?
[17:28] <roadfish> google searches haven't been to helpful so far.
[17:28] <trism> |Frederik: all explained on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs but you should really use ubuntu-bug unless you have a good reason not to (since you will likely be asked to collect information for the bug with it later)
[17:29] <justin__> When my lap heats up, my screen starts flickering and the system shuts down (in ubuntu), this does not happen in windows  which is installed in a dual boot setup. Can anyone help?
[17:29] <roadfish> has anyone seen GRUB trouble when installing on 3TB harddrives?
[17:29] <TJ-> digitalirony: Have you inspected the log files for clues? I find looking at which were most recently touched useful with "ls -ltr /var/log/"
[17:29] <TJ-> YokoBR: As long as the ARCH and VERSION match, and you run depmod on the target machine so it learns about the new modules
[17:30] <YokoBR> sure they'll mach. TJ. Thank you!
[17:30] <L3top> roadfish: have you tried installing grub again and updating it? sudo grub-install; sudo update-grub ?
[17:31] <|Frederik> trism: I don't want to deal with this software, I have all necessary info + a patch, so I just want to submit it to launchpad
[17:31] <|Frederik> I simply cannot find a link in launchpad which sends me to a form where I can file a new bug
[17:31] <TJ-> |Frederik: There's a "Report a bug" link on the top-right of the bug search/results page usually on launchpad
[17:31] <trism> |Frederik: not really a good reason, you can still do: ubuntu-bug package_name; and add your info + patch
[17:32] <TJ-> |Frederik: top right of this page: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/
[17:32] <|Frederik> TJ-: that link brings me to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ReportingBugs
[17:32] <trism> TJ-: which redirects you (this is explained on the ReportingBugs page)
[17:33] <roadfish> L3top: I guess I could try that. So I would have to install GRUB from an older Ubuntu install?
[17:33] <TJ-> Not for me it doesn't
[17:33] <TJ-> It takes me to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug
[17:33] <|Frederik> ok found it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug/?no-redirect
[17:33] <L3top> roadfish: I assumed that it dropped you to grub rescue prompt
[17:33] <dileep> not open .idb file in wine
[17:34] <trism> TJ-: well it redirects most people
[17:34] <TJ-> trism: Must be because I'm a bug-control member
[17:36] <aleaxet55> My buddies!
[17:36] <aleaxet55> I just got ubuntu :D
[17:37] <aleaxet55> Hey
[17:37] <TrollingForSoup> Alright.
[17:37] <usr13> aleaxet55: Welcome aboard! :)
[17:37] <TrollingForSoup> Need help with anything?
[17:37] <dileep> not open .idb file in wine
[17:38] <aleaxet55> actually.. I just installed Dungeons of Dredmore via steam via wine, no sound..
[17:38] <usr13> aleaxet55: Do you have sound from other sources?
[17:38] <usr13> aleaxet55: Or have you tried yet?
[17:39] <aleaxet55> Not yet
[17:39] <roadfish> L3top: yes, it dropped me to grub rescue prompt. Ok, so I can install GRUB from this prompt.
[17:39] <usr13> aleaxet55: open a terminal and type   alsamixer
[17:40] <aleaxet55> sound works fine in OS and steam. Just not the game
[17:40] <usr13> aleaxet55: ... and hit enter.  Look particularly at master and pcm.  See that they are not muted or turned down. (Muted channels will have mm at bottom).
[17:40] <Jordan_U> roadfish: You may see the full 3 TiB within linux, but your BIOS doesn't.
[17:40] <gopostal> i got a problem with "chmod +x filename" the premissions wont change after that command without an error msg
[17:40] <OerHeks> dileep, you need visual studio in wine, to open .idb files and wineHQ says visual studio in wine is garbage >> http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=892
[17:40] <digitalirony> so TJ- this is what I found:
[17:41] <Jordan_U> roadfish: And your BIOS may be up to date, but it's still buggy :)
[17:41] <digitalirony> http://pastebin.com/q3mApXW5
[17:42] <roadfish> Jordan_U: hmm, my BIOS is 2012. And I did see someone else talk about using a 3TB harddrive. But it's best to not make any assumptions.
[17:42] <gopostal> if i try to change it through the gui i can change the permissions but they will flip back
[17:42] <Andy2113> hey guys, I have a problem. I installed windows XP on a computer that was dual boot before. After the install I wasn't able to load ubuntu, so I installed grub again via live CD and now when I chose the OS, (windows is there) it wont let me boot into it, even though the option for the OS is there. How can I fix it?
[17:42] <digitalirony> It looks like there are some issues with timeouts of some sort, not sure, maybe an NFS/automount issue. It seems to work fine for bash sessions, and for other window managers
[17:42] <Jordan_U> roadfish: You can work around this by making a separate /boot partition near the beginning of the drivete (note that this is *not* the same as the BIOS Boot Partition).
[17:43] <roadfish> Jordan_U: ok, sounds like something good to search on. thanks.
[17:43] <Jordan_U> roadfish: Grub works fine with 3+ TiB drives, as long as the firmware supports them properly. You can also use grub's native disk drivers, but creating a separate /boot partition is easier.
[17:43] <usr13> aleaxet55: You'll probably need to look at their forums and see if you find others with those issues.
[17:43] <Jordan_U> roadfish: You're welcome.
[17:44] <davis776> Hello, I'm having problem with 12.04 desktop installation... I cant pass Welcome screen (language select) - keyboard and mouse are not working (they are working just cannot click anything), any idea?
[17:44] <gopostal> i just find out that i can not change the permissions of files on one partition of mine. can this be because of ntfs?
[17:44] <usr13> aleaxet55: You might also check to see if your getting anything from the headphones port.
[17:44] <Andy2113> hey guys, I have a problem. I installed windows XP on a computer that was dual boot before. After the install I wasn't able to load ubuntu, so I installed grub again via live CD and now when I chose the OS, (windows is there) it wont let me boot into it, even though the option for the OS is there. How can I fix it? I have 11.04
[17:45] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: How did you install grub, and what happens when you select the Windows entry?
[17:45] <usr13> !grub | Andy2113
[17:45] <dileep> thex
[17:46] <aleaxet55> usr13: Yea, thought so. I just came on to check out the chat, troubleshooting little problems as they show up. So far I've been liking ubuntu a lot, learned how to use multiple workspaces effectively, I don't think I can go back to windows now.
[17:46] <usr13> aleaxet55: Yea, most of us are hooked right from the start.   :)
[17:47] <Andy2113> Jordan_U- I installed grub again via terminal on the HDD partition where ubuntu was installed. After I rebooted I had the grub OS selection screen and just used ubuntu, just now I tried to boot in windows and it was a black screen with text I can't remember, but something along the lines of mounting the hdd
[17:47] <Jordan_U> gopostal: Yes, ntfs doesn't support permissions the same way that most *NIX filesystems do. http://b.andre.pagesperso-orange.fr/permissions.html gives a good overview of the issues.
[17:48] <gopostal> Jordan_U, oke thanks
[17:48] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: The exact error message would be helpful, if needed you can take a picture of the screen with a camera.
[17:48] <Jordan_U> gopostal: You're welcome.
[17:48] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: Please also run boot info script and pastebin the RESULTS.txt which it produces.
[17:48] <Jordan_U> !bootinfo | Andy2113
[17:49] <Andy2113> Jordan_U, that would be possible, but I would have to restard. Would you be able to help after I come back with the info?
[17:49] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: I'll still be here. I can't guarantee I can give you a solution without knowing the problem yet though :)
[17:51] <davis776> what could be the cause of not working (moving but can't click anything) mouse + keyboard in 12.04 desktop installation
[17:55] <FloodBot1> !netsplit
[17:55] <compdoc> but netsplits make me so lonely
[17:56] <i7c> netsplits on freenode are fun :D
[17:56] <compdoc> you are a sick puppy
[17:57] <Aaton> is there a way to list out the licenses of all the installed packages I've installed?
[17:57] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, CD finally started... The drive it was looking for was the built-in one, and it wasn't detecting the USB one. The reason I was using the USB one was because the built-in one had stopped working... Apparently all it needed was a little lens-cleaning.
[17:57] <MonkeyDust> Aaton  they are all GPL
[17:57] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, cool.
[17:58] <MonkeyDust> !gpl > Aaton
[17:59] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, so I'm doing method 2, on here? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[17:59] <DarkAceZ> (it's what I prefer, I think I made a mistake and said 1 last time, my vad)
[17:59] <DarkAceZ> bad, too
[18:03] <calzifer> if i install something from software center, does it install the package with aptitude or apt-get?
[18:03] <wrapids> How would I go about editing files from mass in the cli? I'm wanting to cat * | python script >> originalfilename.somethingelse
[18:05] <Mentholait> test
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> wrapids: you'll need a:  for i in ls   or similar
[18:05] <Mentholait> on m'entend ?
[18:05] <ActionParsnip> !test | Mentholait
[18:05] <Mentholait> !test
[18:05] <MonkeyDust> calzifer  with apt, advanced package tool
[18:06] <wrapids> ActionParsnip: Went ahead and wrote a script up
[18:06] <wrapids> ActionParsnip: Yeah, looks like that's what you were saying though
[18:06] <MonkeyDust> calzifer  apt-get and aptitude are 2 different ways to use apt
[18:07] <calzifer> MonkeyDust: i know, but i dont know which one i should use
[18:08] <neoyoshi> bonsoir
[18:08] <neoyoshi> j'ai un souci avec read line
[18:08] <cemilmeral29> I have a trouble with ubuntu!
[18:09] <cemilmeral29> Do not have no one to help me
[18:09] <MonkeyDust> calzifer  in the terminal, better use apt-get, software center is simply a third way to use apt, synaptic a fourth
[18:09] <elgaton> !fr | neoyoshi
[18:09] <JoseeAntonioR> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Accomplishments/Creating/Guidelines is the Guidelines link
[18:09] <cemilmeral29> Do not have no one to help me
[18:09] <JoseeAntonioR> oops, wrong channel
[18:09] <JoseeAntonioR> !patience | cemilmeral29
[18:10] <cemilmeral29> Do not have no one to help me?
[18:11] <elgaton> cemilmeral29: Just ask your question, we will help
[18:11] <MonkeyDust> cemilmeral29  start with a question
[18:12] <calzifer> MonkeyDust: ok, thank you for the information
[18:14] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, sorry I was on the one so method 2 is basicall the recommended repair I believe that is where I would start, the script that is generated is the best help for me if you have a problem.
[18:14] <wilee-nilee> phone*
[18:17] <firas> anybody in the house???????????
[18:17] <elgaton> firas: just ask
[18:17] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, doing a grub reload or repiar is pretty easy once you know how to do it I never use this tool I just use a terminal, but ut is a good tool that has a lot of options.
[18:17] <wilee-nilee> it*
[18:18] <firas> how to change the default ubuntu wallpaper?
[18:18] <Psi-Jack> Right click on desktop.
[18:18] <ActionParsnip> firas: do you mean for new users?
[18:19] <firas> ActionParsnip: exactly
[18:19] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, it failed.
[18:19] <DarkAceZ> paste.ubuntu.com/1136645/
[18:20] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, thankx
[18:20] <lee_> houstonbofh
[18:20] <DarkAceZ> It won't even show Grub anymore, wilee-nilee
[18:20] <firas> how to change the default ubuntu wallpaper?
[18:21] <DarkAceZ> The error now is "Missing Operating system" then "Operating System not found"
[18:21] <Aaton> MonkeyDust: with 12.04 hasn't some  AGPL licensed software been included in the official release?  I know there is more than just GPL installed, BSD, Apache, LGPL...
[18:21] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, hold on I will look at the script
[18:21] <Psi-Jack> firas: Is there an echo in your head? Is there an echo in your head?
[18:21] <Aaton> MonkeyDust: just do this to see: find /usr/share/doc/ -name copyright -exec licensecheck {} \;
[18:21] <cemilmeral29> ğ
[18:21] <firas> Psi-Jack: what do you mean?
[18:21] <wolfgang_> Can i install a new os whale in ubuntu? and if so how?
[18:21] <Psi-Jack> firas: Repeating = Bad.
[18:22] <firas> Psi-Jack: no body is answering me
[18:22] <Psi-Jack> firas: I answered you, to the exact question you have asked.
[18:22] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, the script shows no grub as well no biggie as long as the OS is basically okay we can chroot in and take care of this let me write that up and pastebin it for you to use.
[18:23] <jazzkovsky> firas: did you try that: http://askubuntu.com/questions/134993/changing-backgrounds-in-ubuntu-12-04
[18:23] <firas> Psi-Jack: i mean for all users
[18:23] <VirtualBlackness> firas: Psi-Jack answered the question you asked, and actionparsnip asked for clarification as to whether or not you meant for all users.
[18:23] <Psi-Jack> firas: There you go, So include that in your question.
[18:23] <wilee-nilee> !pm | cemilmeral29
[18:23] <Psi-Jack> firas: http://askubuntu.com/questions/120345/what-is-the-file-name-of-the-default-background
[18:24] <wolfgang_> does any one know?
[18:24] <firas> OK THANX GUYS
[18:24] <Psi-Jack> wolfgang_: Your question makes no sense.
[18:24] <wolfgang_> i am trying to install a new os and dont know how
[18:24] <jazzkovsky> Firas: yw
[18:25] <Psi-Jack> !ops cemilmeral29 PMing multiple people.
[18:25] <DarkAceZ> wilee-nilee, thanks for helping so far! If it wasn't for this place, I would have assumed flash drive went bad, and wipe it or something
[18:25] <Starlight_> After upgrading to the new version of Ubuntu I have had nothing but trouble.. No logical menu systems and an incredibly ugly menu bar to the left.. I get error messages and there are crappy support for installing games and programs, and when ou do find a program it is several versions outdated.. This is ridiculous..
[18:25] <cemilmeral29> my bot
[18:25] <Psi-Jack> wolfgang_: That has nothing to do with Ubuntu.
[18:26] <cemilmeral29> my bot
[18:26] <cemilmeral29> my bot
[18:26] <cemilmeral29> my bot
[18:26] <FloodBot1> cemilmeral29: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:26] <wolfgang_> Psi-Jack, where do i go for that?
[18:26] <DJones> cemilmeral29: Stop that
[18:26] <cemilmeral29> my bot
[18:26] <Psi-Jack> wolfgang_: No clue. Never heard of "Whale OS"
[18:26] <wolfgang_> Psi-jack, no
[18:28] <null1024> Starlight_: try Xfce or Mate as your window manager if you liked the older style, as for the rest of that, I dunno, haven't had those problems
[18:28] <null1024> especially since Mate is a fork of Gnome 2, so it will look nearly identical to pre-Unity Ubuntu releases
[18:28] <DarkAceZ> hey, wilee-nilee, I gotta run. I'll be back in about 4 hours. I check logs, so I'll read whatever you send me while I'm going. bbl
[18:28] <wolfgang_> Psi-jack, Do you know how to install one?
[18:29] <jazzkovsky> Starlight_: You seem to be referring to unity on precise pangolin. If you don't like  unity, consider installing other shells such as gnome 3 or gnome classic.
[18:29] <wolfgang_> Psi-jack, i have the install disk
[18:29] <wilee-nilee> DarkAceZ, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136674/
[18:29] <ThinkT510> !virtualbox | wolfgang_
[18:29] <Psi-Jack> wolfgang_: Other OS != Ubuntu.
[18:30] <wolfgang_> Psi-jack, i dont wnt virtual box i just want to install another os......
[18:30] <wolfgang_> not enough ram for it
[18:30] <Psi-Jack> wolfgang_: Off topic./
[18:30] <Psi-Jack> Please discontinue.
[18:30] <trism> Aaton: AGPL seems to come up UNKNOWN here, so that may not be a good check (testing against the license from gnu.org)
[18:30] <wolfgang_> ok
[18:31] <andrewx> What is the best way to install Jave Runtime Environment?
[18:31] <Andy2113> hey guys, how do I install boot info script?
[18:31] <Psi-Jack> andrewx: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java
[18:32] <dylan> none of my windows have the exit minimize expand bar thign at the top
[18:32] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: sudo apt-get install boot-info-script
[18:32] <wilee-nilee> Andy2113, you don't install it but run it.
[18:32] <mdh> hi
[18:32] <wilee-nilee> as far as I know Jordan_U has an answer thiugh
[18:32] <dylan> wilee-nilee:none of my windows have the exit minimize expand bar thign at the top
[18:33] <jazzkovsky> dylan: complzconfig settings mnager -->effects --> window decoration
[18:33] <Andy2113> Jordan_U, It says "E: Unable to locate package boot-info-script"
[18:33] <dylan> complzconfig???
[18:33] <dylan> jazzkovsky: what is that?
[18:34] <VirtualBlackness> Andy2113: lsb_release -a
[18:34] <jazzkovsky> dylan: it's a toll for configuring your desktop settings. which ubuntu version re you using?
[18:35] <dylan> jazzkovsky: 12.04
[18:35] <wilee-nilee> Jordan_U, I did not know the bootscript could be installed how is it run after that.
[18:35] <Andy2113> VirtualBlackness: No LSB modules are available.
[18:35] <Andy2113> Distributor ID:	Ubuntu
[18:35] <Andy2113> Description:	Ubuntu 11.04
[18:35] <Andy2113> Release:	11.04
[18:35] <Andy2113> Codename:	natty
[18:35] <FloodBot1> Andy2113: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:35] <jazzkovsky> dylan: open dash home and type Comp
[18:36] <VirtualBlackness> !info boot-info-script
[18:36] <VirtualBlackness> !info boot-info-script natty
[18:36] <bigshawn> hey
[18:36] <Jordan_U> wilee-nilee: sudo boot_info_script
[18:36] <Andy2113> VirtualBlackness, so I'm basically SOL?
[18:37] <ThinkT510> !language | Andy2113
[18:37] <wilee-nilee> Jordan_U, thanks that is rather convenient. ;)
[18:37] <dylan> jazzkovsky: that did nothing
[18:38] <dankest> I have a 56gb tar file that I need to split into a bunch of 1.5gb files.  What's the best way to accomplish this?
[18:38] <Aaton> trism: interesting, guess that may be a new bug then.
[18:39] <VirtualBlackness> Andy2113: I am not finding it. you might try: apt-cache search boot | grep info
[18:39] <dylan> All of my windows still have no top bar
[18:39] <jazzkovsky> dylan: I'm not talking about the terminal, I#m talking about the "Dash Home (Icon bar on the left side of the desktop, upmost icon)" Typing Complz should point you to the CoplzConfig Settings Manager. If it isn't installed, you should be offered to install it.
[18:40] <VirtualBlackness> dylan: What did you do? Install something related to compiz? What desktop environment is this? Unity? KDE?
[18:40] <dylan> jazzkovsky: yes I have it open, and I unchecked window decoration.  It did nothing but pull up all my minimized window and freeze my cursor for a minute
[18:41] <jazzkovsky> dylan. strange. If that is checked, you should have the "X" and the minimize/maximize icons ...
[18:42] <dylan> also, everytime I start my computer I get a message about an internal error in the package "aptdaemon 0.43+bzr805-0ubuntu2"
[18:42] <dylan> it also appears every few minutes
[18:42] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: Follow the directions @ http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[18:46] <jazzkovsky> dylan: I can only scond the question of VirtualBlackness. What shell are you using. Unity?
[18:46] <Kroach> when copying a large file to an external USB drive copying hangs at the end, the same happens with the cp command, where should I report this?
[18:46] <akarshan> what is default path in linux?
[18:47] <moxieman> anyone here use vi?
[18:47] <akarshan> yes ..
[18:47] <Actress22> huh?
[18:47] <Jordan_U> !anyone | moxieman
[18:48] <moxieman> will do ubottu
[18:48] <jazzkovsky> lol. ubottu missed it :)
[18:48] <dylan> VirtualBlackness:jazzkovsky:I guess?  It's whatever the default is.
[18:49] <L3top> dylan: what did you do that casued this change?
[18:49] <jazzkovsky> dylan: default should be unity.
[18:50] <dylan> L3top:jazzkovsky: I dunno, I installed Bladurs Gate II in wine, but that's pretty much all I've done lately
[18:50] <Psi-Jack> Bladurs Gate, eh? Sounds smelly!
[18:51] <jazzkovsky> dylan: did you have the minimize/maximize icons before?
[18:52] <dylan> jazzkovsky: Yeah, it had only happened once before that, and they came back in a minute or two
[18:52] <jazzkovsky> dylan: and the box "Window decoration" in copizconfig manager is checked now?
[18:52] <moxieman> I'm at the end of a line in vim, having just switched from command mode to insert mode. the cursor is on the last character. I type, and the newly inserted characters are inserted /before/ the last characters. Is there a way to append to the end of a line without pushing the last character out with the cursor?
[18:52] <faryshta> Is there a ORACLE-client for Ubuntu?
[18:52] <cloudgeek> what is keyboard shortcut for accessing the the above tray on the desktop like sound, connections .etc on the topmost right side of the desktop
[18:52] <cloudgeek> !
[18:53] <dylan> jazzkovsky:L3top: they just came back when I turned window decoration back on.
[18:53] <tech1> i understand that this resizes all images in a folder(convert -resize 750×500 *.jpg)....... another website says to use (find . -iname "*.jpg" | xargs -l -i convert -resize 800x600 {} ../small/{} ) which is obviously a lot longer.. whats the difference?
[18:53] <jazzkovsky> dylon. good. that should do it.
[18:53] <Jordan_U> moxieman: 'a' rather than 'i'.
[18:54] <moxieman> thx Jordan_U
[18:54] <mdh> My computer has no monitor. How do I change the default desktop environment from Gnome/Unity to KDE without being able to see the GDM login menu? (My computer automatically logs into my account for me)
[18:54] <elgaton> tech1: the first command uses shell expansion, so the "*.jpg" gets replaced in place by the list of files before convert is invoked. The second gets the list of all files first and invokes convert one time for each file.
[18:54] <Jordan_U> moxieman: You're welcome. I highly recommend running "vimtutor".
[18:55] <jazzkovsky> dylan: it's rather strange that the icons vanished,but at lest now you know how tobring them back ;)
[18:55] <Jordan_U> mdh: If you explicitly log out then you should get back to the login screen.
[18:55] <adee> mdh: If you have no monitor, than you can't use a DE
[18:55] <mdh> Jordan_U, If I explicitly log out, it kills my VNC session and I have no way to see.
[18:55] <Jordan_U> mdh: Sorry, I missed the "no monitor" part. Why does your computer not have a monitor?
[18:55] <tech1> thanks elgaton. i see that the process of listing is different then... but functionally.. does it affect the output in any way?
[18:56] <mdh> Jordan_U, The computer does not have a monitor because I manage it with SSH and VNC to control desktop stuff
[18:57] <bluenemo_> hi guys, i'm not sure if this is a bug. when i write #!/bin/bash \ exit 101 into /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d and make it 766, i get for example for installing openssh-server: invoke-rc.d: policy-rc.d denied execution of stop.
[18:57] <bluenemo_> ssh start/running, process 24624
[18:57] <faryshta> Is there a ORACLE-client for Ubuntu you can recommend me?
[18:58] <yien> hello
[18:58] <xangua> !bluetooth
[18:58] <Andy2113> Jordan_U, I still wasn't able to get the boot info script to run, but I rebooted the PC and tried to boot into windows again, and (since the grub screen is kind of cut off) this is as much of the error message as I could get
[18:58] <bluenemo_> when i then ps aux for ssh get sshd -D, which can be killed via service stop ssh
[18:58] <elgaton> tech1: in this case, no; in other cases, yes. It depends on the arguments accepted by the program.
[18:59] <elgaton> tech1: The second variant is definitely safer.
[18:59] <Andy2113> Jordan_U "forrmat "dev/sda/msdos1" invalid: must be (f|h)dN, with 0 <=N < 182
[18:59] <Andy2113> disk
[18:59] <savio> hello
[18:59] <Cesur> help me
[19:00] <elgaton> Cesur: just ask
[19:00] <bluenemo_> ah damit its a bug :( works on debian squeeze M(
[19:01] <jazzkovsky> dylan: about your "aptdaemon 0.43+bzr805-0ubuntu2" thing. Can you post the exact error, please?
[19:01] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: What happens when you try to run boot info script?
[19:01] <Andy2113> Jordan_U nothing. It wont even let me unzip the tarball
[19:01] <tech1> ok thanks elgaton... ill write that bit down for future refrecne :)
[19:02] <Andril> just discovered the Gnome3 extensions -oh my!
[19:02] <mdh> When you pick a desktop environment at the GDM login screen, this choice is stored. The question is, where is this stored?
[19:02] <dork> anyone else experiencing RDP broken in remmina on ubuntu 12.04
[19:05] <trism> mdh: ~/.dmrc and in accountsservice
[19:06] <jazzkovsky>  How to force  ST3 Texture compression? Installed diconf and it doesn't show the option to force it.
[19:06] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: What happens when you try to untar it?
[19:06] <mdh> trism, where is accountsservice?
[19:06] <adee> jazzkovsky: forcing S3TC?
[19:07] <jazzkovsky> adee: exactly.
[19:07] <moxieman> Hi mdh, I also have a box which I don't have a screen for. I'd recomend, after you get vnc running, to install no-machine
[19:07] <moxieman> it runs on top of shh and is much more secure than vnc
[19:07] <adee> jazzkovsky: what? Why?
[19:07] <JessicaW> hi! Do you need to configure /etc/network/interfaces when setting up a DHCP server?
[19:07] <Andy2113> Jordan_U it says:  tar (child): bootinfoscript-061.tar.gz: Cannot open: No such file or directory
[19:07] <Andy2113> tar (child): Error is not recoverable: exiting now
[19:07] <Andy2113> tar: Child returned status 2
[19:07] <Andy2113> tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
[19:07] <mdh> moxieman what does no-machine do?
[19:07] <adee> jazzkovsky: How?
[19:08] <mdh> moxieman just vnc-like stuff?
[19:08] <moxieman> yes, except it doesn't use images
[19:08] <moxieman> it send X11 commands
[19:08] <mdh> ahhhh
[19:08] <mdh> cool
[19:09] <Jordan_U> !pastebin | Andy2113
[19:09] <mdh> is it free?
[19:09] <adee> jazzkovsky: S3TC is used by 3D stuff which requires it. There is no need/way to force it.
[19:09] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: What is the exact command you ran?
[19:09] <moxieman> there's an foss version called freenx
[19:09] <moxieman> and the propietary version is free for single users
[19:10] <moxieman> or, single sign-on
[19:10] <Andy2113> Jordan_U: tar -zxvf bootinfoscrip-061.tar.gz
[19:11] <jazzkovsky> adee: trying to get Knights os the old republic to work per wine on precise pangolin. however, i only get polygons without textures. on wine hq they suggest to force  ST3 Texture compression. http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2712 --> strg+f --> white polygons
[19:11] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: What is the output of "ls -l bootinfoscrip-061.tar.gz"?
[19:11] <bluenemo> can anyone confirm this bug please: when you write #!/bin/bash \ exit 101 into /usr/sbin/policy-rc.d and apt-get install openssh-server, it says invoke-rc.d: policy-rc.d denied execution of stop. ssh start/running, process 3658    and sshd -D is running.
[19:11] <moxieman> I had issues with freenx so i used no-machine
[19:11] <bluenemo> (yes i made it 766)
[19:12] <Andy2113> Jordan_ U ls: cannot access bootinfoscrip-061.tar.gz: No such file or directory
[19:12] <wild_oscar> in which package is the mail command?
[19:12] <trism> mdh: it is a dbus service
[19:12] <Andy2113> even though I'm at that directory...
[19:12] <wild_oscar> in which package is the mail command - aside from mailutils, which installs a bunch of stuff I don't need, like postfix and mysql
[19:12] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: How familiar are you with the terminal?
[19:13] <Andy2113> not very
[19:13] <bustacap> Whats the best image editor that will run in ubuntu?
[19:14] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: What is the output of "pwd"?
[19:14] <wild_oscar> bustacap: darktable; gimp
[19:14] <adee> jazzkovsky: ok, so use driconf and enable it, if not already (which is != forcing it)
[19:14] <mdh> quit
[19:14] <Psi-Jack> bustacap: "Best" is a matter of your own personal opinion of what you feel is best for your exact and specific opinionated needs.
[19:14] <bustacap> Well I'm a big fan of photoshop but would imagine it would run horrible through wine.
[19:14] <Andy2113> Jordan_U /home/user
[19:15] <Supermicro> Hello! Just installed Ubuntu and linux in general for the first time. Followed every tutorial and guide to set the fresh install and everything runs perfectly except fan keeps spinning on and off every 5-8 sec and both cpu and hdd run much much hotter. I've been reading and searching for problem whole afternoon..:( tried also mint 13 and xubuntu 12.04... but same problems occured. someone please help or point in right direction
[19:15] <ajnr> Hi
[19:15] <ajnr> Hi , may I know from where I can get the free ubuntu sticker , I am from india. is the System76 address is working for india?
[19:15] <wild_oscar> bustacap: photoshop won't run.
[19:16] <Psi-Jack> wild_oscar: Depends on which version.
[19:16] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: cd Downloads; ls boot*
[19:16] <bustacap> wild_oscar, didn't think so.
[19:16] <L3top> Supermicro: what gpu? lspci -nn | grep VGA
[19:16] <Andy2113> Jordan_U: bootinfoscript  boot-info-script_0.60-1.dsc  bootinfoscript-061.tar.gz
[19:17] <Tux_1> Supermicro: do you know any command line?
[19:17] <faryshta> is there a graphic client for oracle in ubuntu?
[19:17] <Supermicro> nvidia 540m 8optimus) but i already managed bumblebee
[19:17] <Supermicro> cpu is i3 2330m
[19:17] <L3top> ugh. I am sure it is related to that.
[19:18] <jazzkovsky> adee: installed driconf, clicked on the "Image Quality" tab. There should be an option to enable ST3 Texture compression even if software support is not available. Well, there isn't. Not even a similar option. That's my problem.
[19:18] <Tux_1> Supermicro: open a console and type top, then tell us what is using all the cpu
[19:19] <Jordan_U> Andy2113: sudo bash bootinfoscript
[19:19] <DanS> Hey all.  I'm trying to install Ubuntu 12.4 on an old POS machine.  I'm loading it up from a USB stick and getting so far into the installation before the screen goes completely black.  Which I assume is out of range.  Any ideas?
[19:19] <L3top> Supermicro: you might look at a program called fancontrol to try and make adjustments to temp ranges/fan cut on cut off etc.
[19:19] <Lost_Cause> faryshta: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Oracle%20Instant%20Client
[19:19] <Supermicro> i'm currently on win lap and came here for suggestions before i give it another try coz i thought maybe something went wrong while installing
[19:20] <L3top> !nomodeset | DanS
[19:20] <faryshta> Lost_Cause: thanks let me check.
[19:20] <DanS> Thanks! Reading it now.
[19:21] <Andy2113> Jordan_U: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136742/
[19:21] <Tux_1> Supermicro: my unity 12.04 installs have the same problem,  gnome-settings bug using all cpu
[19:21] <adee> jazzkovsky: well, I do have that. What card/driver?
[19:22] <swskillman> Hi all, i'm trying to install the 64-bit 12.04 on a MacPro4,1.  I get to the window that asks if you want to install updates and 3rd party software as it installs.  Once I click continue is just indefinitely hangs.  Any suggestions?
[19:23] <savio> is there any new kernel out there for lucid?
[19:24] <W4sp> swskillman: I suggest you try without and run that option later once your NICs are up and running.
[19:24] <savio> please provide me link
[19:24] <stueng> The location must be the root directory of an install tree <--- could someone please tell me what an install tree is ?
[19:24] <swskillman> W4sp: I've tried both
[19:24] <jazzkovsky> adee:  radeon hd 4650, but I'm not sure how to find out which driver I currently am using
[19:24] <RipTOrn> hello
[19:25] <adee> jazzkovsky: Did you install the proprietary one?
[19:25] <savio> anyone please
[19:25] <jazzkovsky> adee: definitively not
[19:25] <jazzkovsky> adee: I could do so
[19:25] <stueng> I found the driver from AMD website the most compatable
[19:25] <stueng> if thats what you are trying to do ? :P
[19:26] <W4sp> swskillman: I can't tell. The 4,1 has nvidia GPU, I'm surprised you got that far. ;-) I had nothing but bad luck with early 2008.
[19:27] <faryshta> Lost_Cause: is that a console client or does it have a GUI?
[19:27] <adee> jazzkovsky: I don't have an AMD card for a long time, so I can't recommend anything... But it may be useful to install that (or it may crash your system)
[19:27] <jazzkovsky> adee: :)
[19:27] <stueng> whats the problem jazzkovsky ?
[19:27] <swskillman> W4sp: hmm, that's unfortunate.  i was under the impression that this would be fairly straightforward.
[19:28] <andrewAndrew> Hello, I'm trying to install ubuntu, I downloaded the ISO and burned it to disk. Then I go to boot from the disk and nothing happens, a white underscore just blinks forever.
[19:28] <W4sp> swskillman: Don't give up so quickly. I'm not shy of a second opinion.
[19:29] <luftikuss> XChat shows in its third line 12 small, almost quadratic fields designated e.g. ."T","N","S".What are the names of these fields? What is their function?
[19:29] <stueng> andrewAndrew, do you not have a USB stick ?
[19:29] <andrewAndrew> No I do not.
[19:29] <BluesKaj> andrewAndrew, do other cds work ?
[19:30] <stueng> andrewAndrew, could be anything.. bad disk, bad iso burning software, bad luck, bad bios
[19:30] <Dr_Willis> luftikuss:  channel modes i belive. check xchat.org docs to be sure
[19:30] <swskillman> Thanks W4sp.  Anyone else out there have any luck with 12.04 on a MacPro4,1 ?  I can run ubuntu from the cd, but no luck once i hit the first continue after it verifies i have internet and enough free space.
[19:30] <andrewAndrew> Yea
[19:30] <andrewAndrew> One more piece of information
[19:30] <andrewAndrew> I mounted the iso and tried to run wubi.exe and it says that it is not a valid win32 program.
[19:30] <stueng> how can you not have a USB stick lol
[19:30] <andrewAndrew> I know i know.
[19:31] <Dr_Willis> swskillman:  run the installer from a terminal and look for eror messages. or logs in the home dir
[19:31] <jazzkovsky> stueng: using precise pangolin,  radeon hd 4650, trying to get Knights of the old republic to work per wine (latest stable version) however, i only get polygons without textures. on wine hq they suggest to force  ST3 Texture compression. http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=2712 --> strg+f --> white polygons; So Iinstalled driconf, clicked on the "Image Quality" tab. There should be an option to enable ST3 Texture 
[19:31] <swskillman> Dr_Willis: any documentation on how you do that?
[19:31] <Dr_Willis> andrewAndrew:  you can download just the wubi.exe from the ubuntu sites. and it will redownload the iso
[19:31] <elgaton> andrewAndrew: Looks like the CD is corrupted
[19:31] <stueng> jazzkovsky, ok, like I said I had most luck with the driver direct from AMD website.. so give that a go ?
[19:31] <andrewAndrew> I mounted the iso that i downloaded from the website.
[19:32] <andrewAndrew> Perhaps the downloaded file is corrupted?
[19:32] <flosseveryday> hello folks! my Dell laptop has 2 hard drives. On the C Drive, I have Windows 7. On the D Drive, I have Ubuntu 12.04. When I boot up my laptop, the Windows Boot Launcher loads. When I select Ubuntu in the Windows Boot Launcher, it switches over to the D Drive and boots up the GRUB booter. Is there any way I can replace the Windows Boot Loader with the Burg boot launcher, getting rid of GRUB on the D drive as well?
[19:32] <swskillman> Dr_Willis: or will it be obvious once i start poking around in there?  i'm rebooting now
[19:32] <jazzkovsky> stueng: k i'll give it  try
[19:32] <tech1> "convert -resize 750×500 *.jpg" is giving me an error(missing an imagefilename) should i put "convert -resize 750×500 *.jpg *.jpg" to keep the names the same?
[19:32] <Dr_Willis> Sw33NY:  use the try ubuntu mdoe. open a terminal, start the installer..  ubiquity i think
[19:32] <Salman> Sound problems
[19:32] <elgaton> andrewAndrew: Yes, I meant exactly that. Have you checked the hash?
[19:32] <Cantide> I can't seem to find the Tae kwon do ._.
[19:32] <Salman> 00:14.5 Multimedia audio controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI IXP SB400 AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02) 	Subsystem: Gateway 2000 Device 0301 	Flags: bus master, 66MHz, slow devsel, latency 64, IRQ 17 	Memory at d0503400 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=256] 	Capabilities: <access denied> 	Kernel driver in use: snd_atiixp 	Kernel modules: snd-atiixp
[19:32] <andrewAndrew> No, don't know how to do that.
[19:32] <DanS> Hmm.. I'm not sure how to run boot options on the USB stick as the launch screen looks nothing like this: http://img827.imageshack.us/img827/3509/dgfdgrunningoraclevmvir.png  There's no boot options, or anything.
[19:33] <Dr_Willis> DanS:  hit space when you see the man=keybord icon.. then f5 or f6
[19:33] <stueng> hold shift too
[19:33] <Salman> Help.
[19:34] <Dr_Willis> DanS:  or edit the syslinux configs :0 but thats harder
[19:34] <BluesKaj> !md5 | andrewAndrew
[19:34] <andrewAndrew> I'm going to download the iso again, I supposed.
[19:34] <DanS> I don't actually see a man/keyboard icon.
[19:34] <andrewAndrew> suppose*
[19:34] <andrewAndrew> thank you
[19:34] <stueng> get a usb stick :)
[19:34] <andrewAndrew> agreed stueng
[19:34] <Dr_Willis> DanS:  tap space like a tapdancer on caffine as it boots up.. ;)
[19:34] <Salman> anyone free yet?
[19:35] <Dr_Willis> !nomodeset shows you | dans
[19:35] <bustacap> Is there anything like photoshop for ubuntu?
[19:35] <DanS> Hahaha okay.
[19:35] <jazzkovsky> stueng: should i go for the version for linux x86? there is no version for ubuntu ...
[19:35] <Dr_Willis> !nomodeset  | dans
[19:35] <elgaton> bustacap: There is The GIMP
[19:35] <DJones> !anyone | Salman
[19:35] <stueng> jazzkovsky, yeah think so
[19:35] <stueng> one sec
[19:35] <genii-around> !info gimpshop
[19:35] <bustacap> Is gimp really that good now? When I last used it a few years ago it was more like mspaint lol
[19:35] <genii-around> Hm
[19:35] <amr_> hi
[19:35] <Dr_Willis> gimp works well for me
[19:35] <Dr_Willis> bustacap:  its never been like mspaint...
[19:35] <Salman> I'm having sound problems
[19:36] <amr_> may I ask a question
[19:36] <savio> latest kernel link for ubuntu anybody
[19:36] <bustacap> Well then I was using a fake gimp then.
[19:36] <MonkeyDust> amr_  if you're sweet
[19:36] <Dr_Willis> savio:  for what reason? latest is in the repos.
[19:37] <savio> for lucid
[19:37] <savio> Dr_Willis:
[19:37] <L3top> savio: to upgrade your kernel in ubuntu sudo apt-get dist-upgrade.
[19:37] <amr_> lolz, no I am not but I need support may I?
[19:37] <Dr_Willis> !lucid
[19:37] <xangua> So just bought a bluetooth dongle,  lsusb shows it's a Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode) and don't know how to enable it, How can i use bluez to do it or do you recomend blueman¿
[19:37] <Dr_Willis> savio:  you want toknow the version in 10.04? or what
[19:37] <elgaton> xangua: Should work out of the box, just plug it in
[19:37] <savio> i'm using 3.2.6
[19:38] <savio> i need next release
[19:38] <xangua> elgaton: i plug it but i don't see a bluetooth indicator or something
[19:38] <amr_> I am on ubuntu 12 on live flash drive, when I add new user I can't logint to the system now, any advices?!!!!!!!!!
[19:38] <Dr_Willis> savio: you should upgrade to the next release then
[19:38] <cloudgeek> how to access the right most side of the computer
[19:38] <stueng> The location must be the root directory of an install tree <--- could someone please tell me what an install tree is ?
[19:39] <cloudgeek> how to acees to the right most side desktop shortcut in ubuntu
[19:39] <cloudgeek> with keyboard
[19:39] <Dr_Willis> cloudgeek:  press and hold the super key to see common shortcuts
[19:39] <savio> Dr_Willis:  i just want kernal
[19:39] <Dr_Willis> for unity ;)
[19:39] <L3top> savio: what you have done is unsupported, and what you are wanting to do even moreso. Like Dr_Willis said... you should upgrade to 1204.
[19:40] <amr_> I am on ubuntu 12 on live flash drive, when I add new user I can't logint to the system now, any advices?!!!!!!!!!
[19:40] <jazzkovsky> stueng: i downloaded amd-driver-installer-12.6-legacy-x86.x86_64.run ... unfortuntely i have no idea how to open  .run file
[19:40] <savio> L3top: what did i do?
[19:40] <Jordan_U> stueng: What is the context?
[19:40] <stueng> jazzkovsky, chmod +x nameoffile.run
[19:40] <stueng> jazzkovsky, ./nameoffile
[19:40] <L3top> savio: you installed an unsupported kernel for your distribution version
[19:40] <stueng> infact
[19:41] <L3top> jazzkovsky: lspci -nn | grep VGA
[19:41] <stueng> jazzkovsky, sudo ../nameoffile
[19:41] <savio> L3top: :(
[19:41] <salman> Can someone help with sound problems?
[19:41] <adee> savio: build a kernel for yourself. Better build it from the -next tree :)
[19:41] <L3top> !anyone | salman
[19:41] <stueng> Jordan_U, Im trying to perform a netinstall from XEN
[19:42] <DJones> salman: YOu need to explain the problem more, what happens, what do you expect to happen and so on
[19:42] <amr_> any body can help me
[19:42] <salman> I can't get sound to work at all
[19:42] <salman> amr_ whats the problem?
[19:42] <amr_> I am on ubuntu 12 on live flash drive, when I add new user I can't logint to the system now, any advices?!!!!!!!!!
[19:43] <L3top> !details | salman
[19:43] <adee> salman is a troll
[19:43] <Dr_Willis> amr_: you can do full installs to flash drives if they are big enough
[19:43] <savio> adee: u mean kernel next
[19:43] <amr_> it's just 8GB
[19:43] <flosseveryday> hello folks! my Dell laptop has 2 hard drives. On the C Drive, I have Windows 7. On the D Drive, I have Ubuntu 12.04. When I boot up my laptop, the Windows Boot Launcher loads. When I select Ubuntu in the Windows Boot Launcher, it switches over to the D Drive and boots up the GRUB booter. Is there any way I can replace the Windows Boot Loader with the Burg boot launcher, getting rid of GRUB on the D drive as well?
[19:43] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  live usb setups are best for testing and light ussage
[19:43] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  8gb can work
[19:43] <salman> Problem sound, Lubutnu 12.04 sound not working at all 00:14.5 Multimedia audio controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI IXP SB400 AC'97 Audio Controller (rev 02) 	Subsystem: Gateway 2000 Device 0301 	Flags: bus master, 66MHz, slow devsel, latency 64, IRQ 17 	Memory at d0503400 (32-bit, non-prefetchable) [size=256] 	Capabilities: <access denied> 	Kernel driver in use: snd_atiixp 	Kernel modules: snd-atiixp
[19:44] <amr_> I work on it alrady
[19:44] <adee> savio: build one from the linux-next kernel tree
[19:44] <amr_> the problem now is when I add new user beside the live user I can't open the system at all
[19:44] <adee> savio: than you're bleeding edge
[19:44] <salman> adee how am i being a troll?
[19:44] <shazbotm1nasty> I am running ubuntu version 12.04, installed with wubi - I use three monitors, giving me a 3072*1280 resolution, using a device called a tripleHead2go. The screen when booting into ubuntu for the first time says "optimal resolution is 1024x1280" and nothing else. How do I change my resolution to the correct size? Or do I have to install drivers? etc..
[19:44] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  try the console see if they can login there
[19:45] <shazbotm1nasty> Also, I tried xrandr, but I don't think I was doing it right...
[19:45] <amr_> how?
[19:45] <savio> adee: bleeding age means
[19:45] <L3top> salman: can I see a pastebin of sudo aplay -l   what are you connecting to for sound, via what kind of cable etc... are you trying to get audio over HDMI... or are these laptop speakers etc...
[19:46] <adee> savio: I don't know, but that's now what I wrote...
[19:46] <Dr_Willis> shazbotm1nasty:  grub has some settings in /etc/default/grub to select the grub menu res. if thats making it look funny when it boots. does the system work after it does boot up?
[19:46] <DanS> Hmm.. Still nothing.  Should i be mashing space before or after selecting install from here? https://dl.dropbox.com/u/956557/SDC10059.JPG
[19:46] <shazbotm1nasty> Dr_Willis: I am not using grub, wubi set it up with windows boot loader.
[19:46] <shazbotm1nasty> I think o_O
[19:46] <savio> adee: still in question
[19:46] <adee> savio: *not
[19:46] <salman> L3top: Laptop built in speaker
[19:46] <salman> [sudo] password for salman:  **** List of PLAYBACK Hardware Devices **** card 0: IXP [ATI IXP], device 0: ATI IXP AC97 [ATI IXP AC97]   Subdevices: 0/1   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0 card 1: Modem [ATI IXP Modem], device 0: ATI IXP MC97 [ATI IXP MC97]   Subdevices: 0/1   Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
[19:46] <Dr_Willis> shazbotm1nasty:  no idea on wubi.. i run from wubi
[19:46] <adee> bleeding EDGE -> go Google
[19:47] <L3top> !pastebin | salman
[19:47] <shazbotm1nasty> well, it didn't /look/ like grub - looked like the windows boot loader.
[19:47] <savio> adee: what?
[19:47] <shazbotm1nasty> I suppose I could give that a try.. any other suggestions?
[19:47] <adee> savio: never mind...
[19:48] <salman> L3top: Laptop built in speakers http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136787/
[19:48] <jardelvdas> java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Could not load SWT library
[19:48] <jardelvdas> solutions?
[19:48] <savio> adee: that's not fair
[19:49] <DanS> also should I install grub seperately, or should it just be installed with ubuntu?
[19:49] <adee> savio: I just politely asked you to use Google to find out what _bleeding_edge_ means
[19:49] <amr_> my system just freeze when start to create the live user at each system start up
[19:49] <amr_> any help
[19:49] <L3top> salman: in a terminal type alsamixer  at the top, tell me which card is selected, and make sure your volume levels are all at an appropriate level... and that none say MM at the bottom (that means mute and press M to unmute again)
[19:50] <spartan2276> How can I install the ia32-libs multiarch on 12.04 64bit
[19:50] <spartan2276> How can I install the ia32-libs multiarch on 12.04 64bit?
[19:50] <spartan2276> as of right now I can't
[19:51] <salman> L3top: ATI IXP not muted
[19:51] <spartan2276> the funny thing is that it seems like there is something in my system referring to ia32-libs
[19:51] <savio> adee: no issue man
[19:51] <savio> just kidding
[19:51] <L3top> salman: ac97 or mc97
[19:51] <amr_> my system just freeze when start to create the live user at each system start up
[19:52] <salman> L3top where do see that?
[19:52] <elgaton> spartan2276: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs ia32-libs-multiarch:i386
[19:52] <L3top> alsamixer card/chip top left
[19:52] <stueng> The location must be the root directory of an install tree <--- could someone please tell me what an install tree is ?
[19:52] <L3top> salman: alsamixer card/chip top left
[19:53] <spartan2276> elgaton: not a chance
[19:53] <spartan2276> The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[19:53] <salman> L3top this is all it says
[19:53] <spartan2276>  ia32-libs-multiarch:i386 : Depends: gstreamer0.10-plugins-good:i386 but it is not going to be installed
[19:53] <salman> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136799/
[19:53] <spartan2276> E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
[19:53] <jazzkovsky> stueng: installed driver. rebooting.
[19:53] <brennan> how do you run programs that use java?????
[19:54] <spartan2276> elgaton: when I try to do sudo apt-get upgrade -f
[19:54] <elgaton> brennan: java -jar <name of the jar>, in general
[19:54] <L3top> salman: if you press f6 what are teh two options
[19:54] <spartan2276> elgaton: nothing happens
[19:54] <L3top> salman: other than "default"
[19:54] <brennan> elgaton, in the terminal?
[19:54] <elgaton> brennan: Yes
[19:54] <spartan2276> elgaton: also I can install other packages without receiving this msg
[19:54] <salman> L3top: ATI IXP and ATI IXP Modem
[19:55] <spartan2276> so something is wrong with that ia32-libs multiarch package
[19:55] <L3top> ok salman... I just wanted to make sure that alsa wasnt using the modem
[19:55] <spartan2276> I have google this thing to death and nothing, so if anyone has a fix for this please point me in the right direction
[19:55] <elgaton> spartan2276: have you added any custom repos?
[19:56] <L3top>  salman speaker-test -c 2 -t sine -l 1 -D hw:0      does this produce sound?
[19:56] <swskillman> DR_Willis: running ubiquity -d from the terminal.  once i get to the "Preparing to install Ubuntu" window where you select whether or not to download the updates/3rd party software, i choose to do neither, and hit continue.  a window pops up with "The installer has detected taht the following disks have mounted partitions: /dev/sda.  Do you want the installer to try to unmount the partitions on these disks before continuing?  … etc"
[19:56] <spartan2276> elgaton: no what are those repositories
[19:56] <kubblai> hi i have an issue with vpnc on 12.04. after i boot i dont see the vpn connections in the dropdown from the systray. i have to disable/enable the interface. anyone know a more permanent fix?
[19:56] <brennan> elgaton, it said unable to access jar file
[19:56] <Loseyourgod666> how do i cube the workspace switcher
[19:56] <elgaton> brennan: Which software are you trying to run?
[19:57] <brennan> An mmorpg called Drakensang
[19:57] <xangua> ok looks like my bluetooth donlge is recognized but i don't see a bluetooth indicator or something; bluez-test-discovery only shows a cellphone but doesn't show my bluetooth Headphone; how can i pair it?
[19:57] <elgaton> spartan2276: Never mind. You said "nothing happens" if you run "sudo apt-get install -f"? Nothing of nothing?
[19:57] <amr_> I am on ubuntu 12 on live flash drive, when I add new user I can't logint to the system now, any advices?!!!!!!!!!
[19:57] <salman> L3top: no and i get an error http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136806/
[19:58] <L3top> salman: are you playing audio on something
[19:58] <spartan2276> elgaton: yes nothing at all because there are no actual broken packages on my system that msg only comes up when trying to install the ia32-libs
[19:58] <L3top> salman: clearly you cant hear it... but the card is held by something... if you are not actively playing something, this is likely the root of the problem. We need to figure out what is tying that hw channel
[19:59] <jazzkovsky> adee: That actully made my day. Thank you very much!!
[19:59] <salman> L3top: well im on youtube but no sound. should i try again with yt closed?
[19:59] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  tone down the use of !!!! may help get you less ignored..
[19:59] <brennan> elgaton, is that enough info?
[19:59] <L3top> yes salman. We need to have NOTHING attempting to address that card
[19:59] <Loseyourgod666> how do you get the ubuntu desktop to cube
[19:59] <elgaton> brennan: open a terminal, type "sudo apt-get install icedtea-plugin", let the plugin install, restart the browser and go to http://www.drakensang.com/
[20:00] <felipe_Brz> what's the best/most widely used charting library for PHP?
[20:00] <brennan> thanks elgaton
[20:00] <felipe_Brz> my bad wrong channel
[20:00] <Dr_Willis> Loseyourgod666:  webupd8 and the omgubuntu blog sites had some guides on using unity and the cube togerther
[20:00] <elgaton> brennan: You're welcome
[20:01] <salman> L3top: Nothing is using the card and i am getting that error. is there a process i should kill?
[20:01] <swskillman> Dr_Willis: I've now attempted both, and both just leave me hanging
[20:01] <Loseyourgod666> thank you dr.willis
[20:01] <brennan> elgaton, your really smart
[20:01] <L3top> We will have to investigate salman. Lets logoff, and log back in... then try that command again.
[20:01] <DanS> Should it be on this screen that i'm pressing f6 to get nomodeset? https://dl.dropbox.com/u/956557/SDC10059.JPG as that just gives me a blank screen for a while..
[20:01] <Dr_Willis> swskillman: both what?
[20:02] <elgaton> spartan2276: OK, let's try a "manual override"... try to use "sudo apt-get install ia32-libs-multiarch:i386 gstreamer0.10-plugins-good:i386"
[20:02] <elgaton> brennan: Thanks
[20:02] <DanS> before returning to the same screen.  I wonder if there's some menu or something appearing off screen or something?
[20:03] <swskillman> Dr_Willis: sorry, running ubiquity -d after hitting continue on the preparint to install ubuntu screen gives an option to unmount /dev/sda
[20:03] <savio> if i install bleeding edge kernel in my lucid is that make system unstable
[20:03] <spartan2276> elgaton: The following packages have unmet dependencies:
[20:03] <spartan2276>  gstreamer0.10-plugins-good:i386 : Depends: libsoup-gnome2.4-1:i386 (>= 2.27.4) but it is not going to be installed
[20:03] <swskillman> but both yes and no just lead to it hanging after the choice
[20:03] <Salman_> L3top: can i have that command again?
[20:04] <elgaton> spartan2276: Just repeat with "sudo apt-get install ia32-libs-multiarch:i386 gstreamer0.10-plugins-good:i386 libsoup-gnome2.4-1:i386"
[20:04] <elgaton> spartan2276: (every time you encounter a new package which is not going to be installed, add it to the end of the line and repeat)
[20:04] <Dr_Willis> swskillman: i got no other ideas sorry. unless the logs say somthing
[20:04] <swskillman> where do the logs show up?  i'm getting no output
[20:04] <Dr_Willis> swskillman:  in the users home or /var/log
[20:05] <TJ-> spartan2276: Have you previously added then disabled any PPAs or other repositories?
[20:05] <Salman_> lol salman quit now
[20:05] <spartan2276> TJ-:I'm not sure
[20:06] <spartan2276> I think I disabled the Gnome 3.4 repositories
[20:06] <Salman_> L3top: What was that sound test again?
[20:07] <swskillman> Dr_Willis: looks like no luck.  though i'm getting 100% cpu usage in grub_mount (from top)
[20:07] <TJ-> spartan2276: What usually causes this is: you add a PPA or such, install newer packages from that repository than are in the Ubuntu archive, then disable that PPA. Later, when another package declares dependencies on particular versions of other packages some of them can't be satisfied since the system already has newer versions from the now-disabled PPA installed
[20:07] <xangua> How can i pair my bluetooth headset in ubuntu? bluez-test-discovery shows a phone but Doesn't show my headphones
[20:08] <L3top> speaker-test -c 2 -t sine -l 1 -D hw:0       Salman_
[20:09] <L3top> Salman_: People have just arrived, sorry... I am going to be afk
[20:09] <wrapids>  Having a particularly large amount of trouble trying to symlink some directories. I have a app/ directory with a large number of files and directories/subdirectories in it, that I am trying to symlink to another app/ directory that is similar. How can I go about doing this?
[20:09] <spartan2276> TJ-: so there is no way to fix this?
[20:09] <L3top> Salman_: if it still shows as being held... that is what you need to investigate... what is holding it.
[20:09] <TJ-> spartan2276: there is... but it's a hard slog
[20:09] <SnapSnap> When I boot my computer, right before it gets to the login screen I get the message "The disk drive for /dev/mapper/cryptswap/ is not present or is not ready yet. Continue waiting, press S to skip mounting or press M to attempt manual recovery." No matter what I do, the computer boots normally after about five seconds.
[20:09] <bjd> hello
[20:10] <spartan2276> TJ-: ok but the werid part is that I can install other packages without an issue and everything updates just fine
[20:10] <Dr_Willis> SnapSnap: check the /etc/fstab ?
[20:10] <bjd> anyone have knowledge on wine? the #winehg chat seems very quite.
[20:10] <shazbotm1nasty> quiet
[20:10] <TJ-> spartan2276: if those other packages don't depend on the 'newer' ones, then it will be okay
[20:10] <aguitel> gdebi is from gnome ,and for kde what is ?
[20:11] <TJ-> spartan2276: this might aid you http://askubuntu.com/questions/112865/how-do-i-revert-all-packages-to-their-official-versions/112878#112878
[20:11] <Dr_Willis> aguitel: gdevi will work in kde also
[20:11] <DanS> Dr_Willis: Sorry I know you're helping a lot of people at once here, but should I be hitting space / f6 before or after this to get the NOMODESET option? https://dl.dropbox.com/u/956557/SDC10059.JPG ? I've tried both to little avail.  Hitting f6 actually ON that menu takes me to a blank screen which dissapears after a short while.
[20:11] <Salman> L3top: i heard no sounds from left or right
[20:11] <SnapSnap> Dr_Willis: There's no folder "fstab" but there's an empty folder called "fstab.d"
[20:11] <bjd> anyone have knowledge on wine? the #winehg chat seems very quite.
[20:11] <aguitel> Dr_Willis, ok
[20:12] <swskillman> Dr_Willis: hmm, the empty partition i was hoping to install to isn't even showing up on sudo fdisk -l.  maybe need to mount it first?
[20:12] <L3top> Salman: but you did not get an error?
[20:12] <TJ-> spartan2276: I think I've found a GUI way for you to do it: http://askubuntu.com/questions/5976/how-can-i-list-all-packages-ive-installed-from-a-particular-ppa
[20:12] <K4k> How do you reset the acl permissions to match the parent?
[20:12] <Dr_Willis> DanS:  i cant see web sites - on my phone.  i just tap space from when the bios ends till the screen shows..
[20:12] <Salman> L3top: no
[20:13] <Dr_Willis> !fstab | SnapSnap
[20:13] <xangua> So do you recomend blueman over bluez for bluetooth devices management? bluez has only comand line tools?
[20:13] <spartan2276> TJ-: thanks but that is way too complicated for me I think I will just re-install my entire OS from Scratch because at home I'm running the same version of Ubuntu 12.04 64bit and I don't have this issue
[20:13] <L3top> Salman: darn... that would have been easier to diagnose. Again... I have company and have to leave. Hopefully someone else will be able to help you. http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136787/  is your aplay
[20:13] <TJ-> spartan2276: this looks like even better: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/29584/safely-remove-ppas-and-roll-back-to-stable-versions-in-ubuntu/
[20:14] <SnapSnap> Dr_Willis: Thanks
[20:14] <DanS> oh okay sorry. It's a the installer boot menu.  It says "Run Ubuntu from this USB", "install ubuntu on a hard desc" "test memory" "boot from first hard disk" "help".  The top two options lead to a black screen. and there's nothing in advanced options.
[20:15] <Jagst3r15> you know how there is github for windows with the good gui? Is there something similar for Linux/Ubuntu?
[20:15] <SnapSnap> !Partitions
[20:15] <Salman> L3top http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136830/
[20:16] <elgaton> Jagst3r15: There's giggle
[20:16] <hurdur> ZZZZ$Z$$$ZZ$$$$$77$777777777777777777777I77II7I?III?IIII???????+++????????++++++=++++++++++++++++++=++[20:16] <hurdur> ZZZZZZZZ$$ZZ$77777777777III777777I7777IIIIIIIII??IIIIII???????++++???????++++++++++++?????++++++++++[20:16] <hurdur> ZZZZZZ$$$$$$77777$$77I77777777III77IIIIII7IIIII????II????I7$ZZZ$$7I???????++?+++++++++++++++++++++++==+[20:16] <hurdur> $ZZ77$7$$$$$777777777777I7777IIII77I777III?III??????IDNNMNNNNNDDDNNNDDO7????+++++=++=++++++++=++++[20:16] <FloodBot1> hurdur: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:16] <wurble> What is the command that logs console input and output?
[20:16] <wurble> !ops hurdur
[20:16] <spartan2276> TJ-: oh I have Ubuntu tweak, so I can use that to clean the PPAs
[20:17] <wurble> !op hurdur
[20:17] <Mike9863> Somehow my Keyboard Layout changed to an Asian language. Can anyone tell me which option under Keyboard Layouts is English?
[20:17] <Jagst3r15> elgaton thanks ill take a look
[20:17] <amr_> I am on ubuntu 12 on live flash drive, when I add new user I can't logint to the system now, any advices?!!!!!!!!!
[20:17] <Dr_Willis> DanS:  youtubr may have videos of doing it
[20:18] <badabum> how can I set up a PPPoE connection in ubuntu 12.04? I can't find a way in network-manager, using pppoeconf does not work (even with network-manager stopped).
[20:19] <mango> how do I duplicate a folder in the same folder
[20:19] <Dr_Willis> mango cp -r or -R
[20:19] <wrapids> How can I recursively symlink a directory and it's subdirectories to an existing set of directories?
[20:19] <spartan2276> TJ-: ok I re-enabled the GNOME3-PPA
[20:20] <tech1> cp -r sourcefoldername clonefoldername  ... (i think)
[20:20] <Dr_Willis> wrapids: cp has a 'make links instead of copies' option i recall.. never needed it
[20:20] <spartan2276> TJ-: ok now the ia32-libs is installing along with a thousand other packes
[20:21] <wrapids> Dr_Willis: Oh nice, it does have a -s for symbolic links
[20:21] <wrapids> Dr_Willis: Thanks a gon
[20:21] <wrapids> ...er ton*
[20:21] <yatta> hi what ls\ does?
[20:21] <wrapids> Dr_Willis: lol, "can make relative symbolic links only in current directory"
[20:22] <Jordan_U> yatta: 'ls\' is not a valid command. Why do you ask?
[20:22] <Dr_Willis> wrapids:  as i said.. ive never needed the feature ;)
[20:22] <yatta> somehow it ran
[20:22] <yatta> showing >
[20:22] <yatta> to input
[20:22] <Dr_Willis>  \ wants to continue the input
[20:23] <Salman> L3top: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1136830/
[20:23] <badabum> how can I set up a PPPoE connection in ubuntu 12.04? I can't find a way in network-manager, using pppoeconf does not work (even with network-manager stopped).
[20:23] <Mike9863> Can anyone here go to Keyboard Layouts and tell me the number of the option that's English? My keyboard layout changed to an Asian language and I can't read it.
[20:23] <Dr_Willis> yatta:  hit ctrl-c to get out
[20:23] <Jordan_U> yatta: A '\' at the end of a line tells the shell to keep reading another line, treating it as if it were the same line.
[20:23] <badabum> Mike9863: try pressing shift and caps lock together
[20:23] <yatta> like in python?
[20:24] <Mike9863> badabum: That doesn't seem to do anything
[20:24] <Jordan_U> yatta: So 'ls\' on one line, followed by ' -l' on the next is equivalent to 'ls -l' (all on one line).
[20:24] <yatta> ok thanks
[20:25] <mango> sorry I got distracted
[20:25] <Jordan_U> yatta: You're welcome.
[20:25] <mango> how do I duplicate a folder in the same folder
[20:25] <mango> in bash
[20:25] <Jordan_U> mango: Please rephrase your question. What is your end goal?
[20:26] <mango> Jordan_U, to have a copy of the same folder in the same location
[20:26] <mango> I tried doing cp folder folder2 but didn't work
[20:26] <Jordan_U> mango: Please give example paths, your sentence is still ambiguous.
[20:27] <Jordan_U> mango: cp -r original_dir copy
[20:27] <swskillman> Dr_Willis: so i killed that grub process, which immediately advanced the install to the next windo
[20:28] <IdleOne> Jordan_U: wouldn't he have to rename the dir and the files also?
[20:28] <mango> Jordan_U, sorry for my poor explanation, but thanks that worked.
[20:29] <IdleOne> guess not
[20:29] <W4sp> Mike9863: What is your desktop environment?
[20:29] <Mike9863> W4sp: GNOME. I was able to fix it by just guessing. Thanks anyway.
[20:29] <Salman> L3top: well i got to go now
[20:29] <Jordan_U> mango: You're welcome.
[20:29] <yatta> installed python IDLE but it isn't associated with python files also there's no icon displayed on bar
[20:30] <W4sp> Mike9863: OK, next time mod your .dmrc. Just have a look.
[20:34] <xangua> i can see my phone and even use my pc to hear the music in my phone, but i can't use my headphone; it doesn't show in the blueman scan and can't even pair it; What can i do¿
[20:37] <designbybeck> Has anyone put Ubuntu on a newer HP EliteBook laptop?
[20:38] <designbybeck> a HP EliteBook 2760p
[20:38] <RyanP> designbybeck: I'm running it on an EliteBook 8560w
[20:38] <ezoe> help. I was playing with pppoeconf and somehow, I can't use these GUI connection on right side of menu bar.
[20:39] <ezoe> pon and poff works though.
[20:39] <designbybeck> RyanP:  We had Kubuntu running on her old one, but they got her a new one... 4GB RAM i7core 64bit SSD
[20:39] <designbybeck> pretty decked out, I'm about to try and put Ubuntu on there
[20:40] <i7c> designbybeck: damn. it's core i7.... not i7core
[20:40] <RyanP> designbybeck: I'm running regular Ubuntu 12.04 on it. Works fine for me. Not sure about the fingerprint sensor.
[20:41] <i7c> designbybeck: ;)
[20:41] <cloudgeek> USA Can laed the Talley need 2 golds only
[20:41] <cloudgeek> yeah
[20:41] <designbybeck> yes yes I can tell by your name I offended you! :P i7c
[20:41] <BluesKaj> designbybeck, I'm vurious as well ..A friend just purchased a new HP laptop with a lot of bells and whistles , but the KB and mouse freeze t the desktop after he logs in
[20:42] <BluesKaj> vurious=curious
[20:42] <Jordan_U> !ot | cloudgeek
[20:42] <designbybeck> it is booting ubuntu right now
[20:42] <designbybeck> like I said we had her older Elitebook working
[20:42] <designbybeck> and we were running kubuntu
[20:42] <designbybeck> RyanP:  I dont' think they setup her fingerprint sensor anyway on windows side
[20:42] <designbybeck> IT here that is
[20:47] <angrywombat> anyone in here using landscape?
[20:47] <benassi> hello
[20:48] <designbybeck> Well I booted into it
[20:48] <designbybeck> the touch screen isn't working out of the box
[20:48] <Therion> Is there a way to start Ubuntu installation from inside Ubuntu?
[20:49] <designbybeck> I am just doing the Try Ubuntu Live boot at the moment
[20:49] <designbybeck> but seems snappy enough
[20:49] <designbybeck> guess I can install
[20:49] <Therion> I need to reinstall it and I don't have a spare cd.
[20:49] <benassi> guys I have problem with setting up right keyboard.. I want to have normal type keyboard ... and want German letters next to the enter.... I found one... but it removes { [ from ordinary places
[20:49] <benassi> :(
[20:50] <Therion> Though I have 3G modem with a 2GB sd card... Tryed to boot Live Ubuntu from it, not working.
[20:51] <xangua> How can i pair my bluetooth headsets? i scan in blueman but they doesn't show up
[20:58] <systemd0wn> Driver Question, I'm running 12.04 but had to upgrade to kernel 3.5 because of a serious bug. When I did that my webcam stopped working. lsusb shows "Microdia" which appears to be my webcam. Thoughts?
[20:59] <designbybeck> Uh oh!... Right after the Webcam/picture selection on the install... everything went blank
[21:00] <amr_> I am on ubuntu 12 on live flash drive, when I add new user I can't logint to the system now, any advices?!!!!!!!!!
[21:02] <crilly> Has anyone here installed Ubuntu on a 2009 MacBook Pro (Intel)? I'm going to do it in a VirtualBox VM for now, but I want to install it bare metal on the machine as its out of warranty now anyway.
[21:02] <blake> The application switcher scrolls down really slow...is there an easy fix for this?
[21:02] <blake> Ubuntu 12.04
[21:03] <pencil> how can i restore my /etc/apt/sources.list   back to default, IM on ubuntu 12.04 and  everytime i use apt-get install xyz it errors
[21:03] <designbybeck> this isn't good
[21:04] <OerHeks> !mac | crilly
[21:04] <crilly> OerHeks: Thanks. I did the Google dance, but the results took me all around the houses abit.
[21:05] <amr_> hellooooooooooooooooooooooo
[21:06] <amr_> any body can help me please
[21:06] <amr_> I am on ubuntu 12 on live flash drive, when I add new user I can't logint to the system now, any advices?!!!!!!!!!
[21:07] <OerHeks> pencil, unless you have made a backup, you can generate a new one op http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/
[21:07] <crilly> amr_: How did you add the new user?
[21:07] <amr_> normally from the system settings user section
[21:08] <OerHeks> new user on the flashdrive?
[21:08] <crilly> And what issues are you facing when you try and login?
[21:08] <badabum>  how can I set up a PPPoE connection in ubuntu 12.04? I can't find a way in network-manager, using pppoeconf does not work (even with network-manager stopped).
[21:08] <amr_> yes this what I did and my system never start up
[21:08] <redheat> hi everyone, pardon me for asking this question, what is the channel for mint that provides support?
[21:08] <crilly> What errors do you get, amr_ ?
[21:08] <OerHeks> !mint
[21:08] <amr_> it freeze at the part where it try to generate/add/create the live user
[21:09] <amr_> ubuntu 12 live
[21:09] <redheat> thank you appreciate it..sorry for bothering
[21:09] <amr_> no errors but it never make it to the login screen
[21:09] <OerHeks> redheat, not on #freenode afaik
[21:09] <tech1> does the unity gui ubuntu uses have anything to do with the unity game engine?
[21:09] <OerHeks> tech1 no.
[21:09] <Jordan_U> tech1: No.
[21:10] <tech1> ok
[21:10] <centrelink> no
[21:10] <redheat> thank OerHeks, appreciate it..
[21:10] <Jordan_U> amr_: HOw big is your flash drive?
[21:10] <amr_> 8G
[21:11]  * ezoe solved the problem of NetworkManager doesn't manage the device.
[21:11] <Jordan_U> amr_: Then I would recommend that you do a normal installation of Ubuntu to the flash drive, rather than using a persistent live installtion.
[21:11] <amr_> does this make a diff?
[21:11] <amr_> and how this will work with my current system win7
[21:12] <Jordan_U> amr_: Yes. Among other things a persistent Live 'installation" can't be properly upgraded. If you really want to use the system like a normal installation, you need to do a normal installation.
[21:12] <amr_> now I can boot my sys from my flash any where I go
[21:13] <Jordan_U> amr_: You'll be able to do that with a normal installation to the flash drive as well.
[21:13] <redheat> folks, I'll give it a try around here, first of all does this channel offer support for Precise Pangolin?
[21:13] <amr_> can this normal installation goes fully on my flash drive ?
[21:13] <Jordan_U> amr_: Yes.
[21:13] <amr_> so it will be a bootable full system from the flash dirve, great
[21:13] <amr_> how I could do this
[21:14] <Jordan_U> amr_: The same way you install to an internal drive, but tell the installer to install to the flash drive.
[21:15] <MonkeyDust> redheat  yes, this is the support channel for precise
[21:15] <redheat> ok the problem is like this, I'm running Precise Pangolin, and before that I was running Mint-13 cinnamon, and since Mint is based on Ubuntu and I'm having a similar problem across the spectrum..I thought I should ask around here first
[21:15] <redheat> thank you
[21:16] <MonkeyDust> redheat  and the question is?
[21:16] <redheat> MonkeyDust, I have, like I said precise pangolin installed on my external harddrive which is attached to my HP Touchsmarttem tm2 that has Hybrid Graphic Cards, now I don't know what "mux" means, and I'm having a problem making the driver work, I mean the sys
[21:17] <redheat> the system is running fine without my video driver enabled, but the picture quality on some of the HD videos is bad, and so I was wondering if someone can help me with this issue..I just
[21:18] <mr_daniel> I want to setup a new init.d service, but don't understand "Requierd-Start" values. E.g. nginx uses the following values:
[21:18] <redheat> need to know how to get my system work with a video driver, MonkeyDust
[21:18] <mr_daniel> # Required-Start:    $local_fs $remote_fs $network $syslog
[21:18] <MonkeyDust> redheat  mux most probably means multiplex
[21:18] <mr_daniel> Are $local_fs predefined values in upstart or update-rc.d? I want to understand what they are good for
[21:18] <redheat> ok, and what's with the switchveroo?
[21:19] <Dr_Willis> mr_daniel:  for making a new service. you should be using Upstart not the  sysv stuff. its slowly being phased out.
[21:19] <redheat> my video card is HD Radeon 4550, it is supported like they posted on Ubuntu's website..
[21:20] <amr_> okay great but what about the boot?
[21:20] <MonkeyDust> redheat  unfortunately, i'm not familiar with such touchsmart
[21:21] <redheat> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HybridGraphics
[21:21] <redheat> so is there a way to make my video card work as it should be?
[21:22] <amr_> is there a way to install ubuntu 12 on a flash drive and let it be bootable?
[21:22] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  thats easy to do. I do it all the time.
[21:22] <Dr_Willis> install to the flash same as you would a HD.., be sure grub goes to the MBR of the flash.
[21:22] <amr_> great ,how?
[21:22] <atoi> Argh.
[21:22] <designbybeck> RyanP: are you on 32bit or 64 with your HP EliteBook?
[21:23] <Dr_Willis> exatly same as you install to a normal HD. Just make sure grub goes to the mbr of the flash
[21:23] <atoi> I type "java" ... it tells me to install openjdk-6-jre-headless. I install openjdk-6-jre-headless ... still no "java" command.
[21:23] <RyanP> designbybeck: 64
[21:23] <Dr_Willis> atoi:  try opening a new terminal, or log out/back in, or try the 'rehash' command then see if its seen
[21:23] <designbybeck> I crashed one me when trying to install RyanP... going to try again
[21:23] <atoi> I logged in/out...
[21:24] <redheat> amr_, if I may go to pendrive linux.com grab the universal installer, and it's install it for you in a second on a flash drive, pardon me Dr_Willis..
[21:24] <designbybeck> it was at the webcam part after you put in your username
[21:24] <atoi> there is no rehash command.
[21:24] <redheat> sorry, bad keyboard
[21:24] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  you want a FULL normal install to usb or a Live install.
[21:24] <YokoBR> hey guys, i'm gettint the error "failed to load session gnome", while i have fluxbox installed
[21:24] <Dr_Willis> if you logged out/back in then it should of rescanned the paths
[21:24] <redheat> so MonkeyDust, any workaround for my problem
[21:25] <MonkeyDust> redheat  no, it's beyond my knowledge and experience, never saw anything similar
[21:26] <YokoBR> Please, i'm getting "failed to load session gnome" message.. I have fluxbox installed
[21:26] <Dr_Willis> YokoBR:  you selected what session at the lightdm screen?
[21:26] <redheat> yeah, ok, no problem, thank you MonkeyDust and sorry for bothering,..
[21:26] <badabum> how can I set up a PPPoE connection in ubuntu 12.04? I can't find a way in network-manager, using pppoeconf does not work (even with network-manager stopped).
[21:26] <YokoBR> no, i get this message when i try to boot
[21:27] <Dr_Willis> YokoBR:  boot to the text mode perhaps and see if you can trouble shoot it..  or try alt-ctrl-f1 to see if you can get to a console.
[21:27] <Dr_Willis> YokoBR:  you have auto login to the desktop enabled?
[21:27] <YokoBR> Dr_Willies, yep. How can i change my session back to fluxbox?
[21:28] <Dr_Willis> YokoBR:  edit your .dmrc perhaps is one way.
[21:28] <pencil> I cant install libcurl4 please help me. Here is the console output : http://pastebin.com/T6bcK6ex
[21:28] <designbybeck> Fingers Crossed! 2nd attempt is farther than it was RyanP
[21:28] <Dr_Willis> YokoBR:  or get to lightdm and  select fluxbox. (sudo service lightdm restart) may give you time to change it.
[21:30] <Dr_Willis> YokoBR:  if all else fails. edit the lightdm configs to disable auto login, so you get to lightdm
[21:31] <YokoBR> Dr_Willis, and what if i want to change it to xdm?
[21:31] <Dr_Willis> YokoBR:  xdm just reads your .Xsession or .xinitrc i recall..
[21:31] <Dr_Willis> YokoBR:  may as well just boot to the console and use startx ;P
[21:31] <fede> HI, Is there a better alternative to xampp on ubuntu?
[21:31] <Dr_Willis> !xampp
[21:31] <pencil> lamp :P
[21:31] <genii-around> If you have any dm installed, usually sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm    lets you pick the default
[21:31] <YokoBR> Dr_Willis, okay.. Thank you
[21:31] <pencil> I cant install libcurl4 please help me. Here is the console output : http://pastebin.com/T6bcK6ex
[21:32] <Dr_Willis> pencil:  you added debian repos to your system?
[21:32] <Dr_Willis> libcurl4-openssl-dev : Depends: libcurl3 (= 7.21.0-2.1+squeeze2) but 7.22.0-3ubuntu4 is to be installed
[21:32] <fede> I'm not asking for xampp support, I asked a simple question. But thanks anyway
[21:33] <Dr_Willis> fede:  the answer is Lamp...
[21:33] <pencil> i am running ubuntu 12.04 i think i have messed up sources file
[21:33] <Dr_Willis> the only answer is lamp. :)
[21:33] <Dr_Willis> pencil:  looks like they are messed up Badly if you are using Squeeze stuff....
[21:34] <fede> xampp and lampp are the same, I'm looking for others because I'm having troubles with lampp
[21:34] <Dr_Willis> !lamp
[21:35] <pencil> Here is my sources.list : http://pastebin.com/sEz3dfRi
[21:35] <systemd0wn> Driver Question, I'm running 12.04 but had to upgrade to kernel 3.5 because of a serious bug. When I did that my webcam stopped working. lsusb shows "Microdia" which appears to be my webcam. Thoughts?
[21:35] <nur> hi, please someone help me,,,  i once installed ubuntu 10.4 but lost pass, so from windows 7 i deleted the ubuntu partition,,, now ive made a ubuntu 12.04 64 bit usb boot, and when i boot ubuntu from usb i get login prompt and password,,, i tried ubuntu as login and blank pass but i only get black screen for 0.5 ms and then login again
[21:35] <nur> someone who know the anwser?\
[21:37] <systemd0wn> nur, those two cannot be related. If it's the live version intalled to USB it would have nothing to do with your previous installation.
[21:37] <amr_> I have win7 on my pc, I want to install ubutnu 12 on flash drive as bootable system, but I don't want to have dual menu , is this possible and how?
[21:37] <nur> ok but why do i need to put login and pass
[21:37] <nur> for a usb bootable version
[21:37] <designbybeck> Now we're cookin'!
[21:37] <Dr_Willis> pencil:  like the first line mentions debian....
[21:37] <nur> i boot from usb and it ask login
[21:37] <designbybeck> That lil' sucker is FAST
[21:37] <nur> systemd0wn
[21:37] <designbybeck> First time installing on a SSD
[21:37] <pencil> i dont understand i am running ubuntu 12.04 why cant i use debian?
[21:38] <Dr_Willis> pencil:  debian is NOT ubuntu.
[21:38] <systemd0wn> nur, I'm not entirely sure. Are you positive you deleted those partitions?
[21:38] <L3top> as enthralling as the blow by blow of your install is designbybeck, it is off topic here.
[21:38] <nur> ye i deleted from diskmgmt.msc from windows 7
[21:38] <Dr_Willis> pencil: if you want to use debian repos. then well.. go use debian.
[21:38] <designbybeck> Yes yes Sire L3top
[21:38] <fede> Can you help me remove completely all apache and mysql packages and configurations?
[21:38] <pencil> i dont want to use debian
[21:38] <designbybeck> got a lil' to excited
[21:38] <systemd0wn> amr_, So you want to run everything from the USB drive at all times?
[21:38] <pencil> so all of my files are debian files now?
[21:38] <amr_> yes
[21:38] <pencil> so i have to clean wipe the system
[21:38] <Dr_Willis> pencil: No idea.. You definatly DONT want the debian lines in your sources.list
[21:38] <amr_> systemd0wn: yes Sir
[21:39] <pencil> wow i hate amazon ec2
[21:39] <nur> how can i delete it permanantly?
[21:39] <systemd0wn> amr_, nur, For all of my live drives I use this: http://www.linuxliveusb.com/
[21:39] <pencil> i am going to cry in a corner now thanks guys
[21:39] <pencil> for the help! I have alot to do now
[21:39] <amr_> systemd0wn: i don't want to use a live drive I want a full installation on my flash
[21:39] <systemd0wn> nur, if you need to delete the partitions they should be in your Disk Management
[21:39] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  use 2 flash drives.. one with a live setup on it.. boot it.. full install to the 2nd flash drive.
[21:40] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  or a cd.. or fancy virtualbox configuring...
[21:40] <nur> yes i deleted it in disk management
[21:40] <nur> now if i boot ubuntu from the usb
[21:40] <nur> and run ubuntu from usb
[21:40] <nur> i need to login
[21:41] <systemd0wn> amr_, using this tool you can set it to save files to the drive. make sense?
[21:41] <systemd0wn> nur, If I were you I would go into BIOS. DISABLE every boot device except your USB drive.
[21:41] <nur> and then >\
[21:41] <amr_> so if I made a live cd and boot from it then install on my flash drive I will have bootable system on my flash and my win7 will stay un-touched at all?
[21:42] <systemd0wn> nur, and then boot from the usb drive. If every other drive is disabled we can eliminate your past install from the equation.
[21:42] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  if you do it correctly  - yes.
[21:42] <amr_> I guss this solution will let my rest space on my flash be used by my ubuntu system automatically
[21:42] <nur> ur sure??
[21:42] <systemd0wn> amr_, correct. You will have to select your usb drive from boot options every time though.
[21:42] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  I  normally install to usb to test out new releases.
[21:43] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  i do manually partion my flash drives. with a / and swap, and i am SURE to put grub on the MBR of the flash drive.
[21:43] <systemd0wn> nur, yes. But make sure they are disabled in bios. Not just lower on the list of boot devices. Does this make sense?
[21:43] <amr_> how to but it?
[21:43] <nur> ill try now
[21:43] <amr_> the installation is not all what I need to do?
[21:43] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  the installer has a pull down menu/item to select where it goes.. it SHOULD default to the usb.. but it may not.
[21:43] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  double check that it does.
[21:44] <badabum> how can I set up a PPPoE connection in ubuntu 12.04? I can't find a way in network-manager, using pppoeconf does not work (even with network-manager stopped).
[21:44] <systemd0wn> amr_, You can certainly do as Dr_Willis says. It would be a bit more complex. I would try that link I sent you first and see if you can get that working. If you can and don't like it then try partitioning a usb drive out.
[21:44] <nur> disable boot device systemd0wn ?
[21:44] <systemd0wn> nur, are you asking how do you disable boot devices?
[21:44] <nur> yes
[21:44] <nur> im in bios
[21:44] <Dr_Willis> with the NEW usb-3 flash drives.. :) installing to USB-3-Flash will be my next trick.. when i get one.
[21:44] <nur> at boot devices
[21:44] <amr_> by this I will be able to create users on my system, not like the live system, correct?
[21:44] <nur> there i can disable is that the way
[21:46] <systemd0wn> Yes in bios. I was looking for a website to show you...
[21:46] <jimmy8888> hi there. does anyone have experience setting up 6in4 tunneling in ubuntu?
[21:46] <pooky2483> Ive got a PEAK 138508AGPK DVB-T Digital TV Hybrid PCI Card installed and I'm trying to get it to work with TVTime on Ubuntu 12.04LTS, I cant select an input as the only choice I get is 'Default'
[21:46] <systemd0wn> nur, You find the option in BIOS?
[21:46] <nur> no
[21:46] <nur> what do i need to look for
[21:46] <nur> boot devices???
[21:47] <jimmy8888> i am following instructions here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IPv6 for hurricane Electric tunnelbroker
[21:47] <systemd0wn> nur, something like that. It depends on your PC maker. But yes, look around. You should be able to find a list of "CD-ROM" "HDD" "USB" something like that.
[21:47] <amr_> so is it a fact that on ubuntu live we can't create a new user?
[21:47] <nur> ok ive done that
[21:47] <nur> what is next?
[21:48] <systemd0wn> nur, you have them disabled. All except the usb drive?
[21:48] <xata> hello
[21:48] <nur> yes
[21:48] <Guest56375> !themes
[21:48] <xata> guys, advice me com-port terminal programm, so that it will monitor what was sent to com by device. for linux.
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  live is ment as a simple setup, and not a full system. It can break if you try to do too much.
[21:48] <nur> except USB and CD/DVD
[21:48] <amr_> this is what happened with me :(((((((((
[21:48] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  i seem to recall adding users to a live-usb befor..
[21:48] <nur> it asks me for Login again
[21:49] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  but i normally just use a live-usb to install, or do specific tasks.
[21:49] <systemd0wn> nur, alright.  we know then that the usb drive has a password on it for some reason.
[21:49] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  NOT as a daily use os,
[21:49] <pooky2483> Anyone?... Ive got a PEAK 138508AGPK DVB-T Digital TV Hybrid PCI Card installed and I'm trying to get it to work with TVTime on Ubuntu 12.04LTS, I cant select an input as the only choice I get is 'Default'
[21:49] <systemd0wn> nur, can you re-make the usb drive?
[21:49] <designbybeck> Anyone have any Touchsceen problems with HP and Uubntu?
[21:49] <amr_> but the live default user is consedered as administrator or not?
[21:49] <nur> hmm ok
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  the default user on live cd  - has sudo rights..
[21:50] <systemd0wn> try that link I sent you.
[21:50] <xata> amr_: a sudoer, not root
[21:50] <nur> 64 bit or 32 bit?
[21:50] <nur> systemd0wn
[21:50] <amr_> can I make it root user?
[21:50] <systemd0wn> nur, depends on your hardware.
[21:50] <systemd0wn> nur, if you are not for sure stick with 32bit. It will work no matter what.
[21:50] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  thers no need to activate the 'root' account. Your initial user has full sudo rights.
[21:51] <nur> i have 64 bit
[21:51] <amr_> but it didn't work fine with me when I use eclipse to develop some thing?
[21:51] <systemd0wn> nur, then you should be fine to select 64bit. 32bit will work on a 64bit processor, just not the other way around.
[21:51] <xata> amr_: you better not. just add "sudo" before each command you need to run as root. but if you don't know such stuff - i doubt you need this
[21:52] <systemd0wn> amr_, I agree with xata
[21:52] <amr_> thank you all
[21:52] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  i dont know why you need sudo/root to deveop things with eclipse..
[21:52] <xata> Dr_Willis: maybe system-wide install
[21:52] <amr_> eclipse give me some errors related to my user priv. so I thought to make an admin user
[21:53] <samcoldham1> can blender 3d software do similar things to adobe effects
[21:53] <amr_> when I make it my system down :(((((
[21:53] <nur> ok usb is being created
[21:53] <nur> systemd0wn be right back :)
[21:53] <systemd0wn> nur, cool. let me know how it goes.
[21:53] <xata> amr_: error output to pastebin.org
[21:53] <xata> than link to me.
[21:53] <amr_> not sure now
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> samcoldham1: can adobe effects do this: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/08/blender-and-ubuntu-creating-tv-advert-magic-in-brazil
[21:54] <amr_> but I can't get my ubuntu up and runing any more
[21:55] <xata> amr_: as far as i remember eclipse is fully autonomous, and is just a seperate folder without installation stuff.
[21:55] <stueng> im trying to perform a XEN based network install over HTTP/NFS etc. What I need is "the install tree" but I do not know exactly what this is. I have tried using an extracted version of the ISO but receive: The location must be the root directory of an install tree
[21:55] <xata> amr_: what is error output?
[21:56] <xata> i reapeat: guys, advice me com-port terminal programm, so that it will monitor what was sent to com by device. for linux.
[21:56] <amr_> yes, I don't have problem in running eclipse the errors goes in developing android apps
[21:56] <amr_> xata: ubuntu didn't start and didn't run up, it just keep playing with this dots for ever
[21:57] <systemd0wn> Driver Question, I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 but had to upgrade to kernel 3.5 because of a serious bug. When I did that my webcam stopped working. lsusb shows "Microdia" which appears to be my webcam. Thoughts?
[21:57] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  once you start installing a lot of things onto a live-usb setup.. they can get flakey.
[21:57] <xata> systemd0wn: modprobe <elf_name> ?
[21:58] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  a full normal install would most likely be more stable and faster.
[21:58] <xata> oooh, that's a live-usb...
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> systemd0wn: does the webcam work in the officaial kernel?
[21:58] <amr_> then we can't depend on live ubuntu
[21:58] <akem> what was the serious bug for info?
[21:58] <systemd0wn> ActionParsnip, yes.
[21:58] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  it was never ment for  a full time desktop setup.
[21:58] <ActionParsnip> systemd0wn: then I suggest you report a bug to the kernel developer.
[21:58] <chuck> amr_ yeah live ubuntu on a cd works great. so yes we can depend on live ubuntu
[21:58] <amr_> okay, but when I ask before ppl said it is okay to use it forever but it will be slow
[21:59] <systemd0wn> akem, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1011914
[21:59] <Dr_Willis> amr_:  try installing things like the nvidia or ati drivers or other kernel stuff.. and the live-usb stuff quickly  fails.
[21:59] <amr_> no problem now I will reinstall every thing on my flash
[21:59] <amr_> great, thank you every body
[21:59] <chuck> amr_: it's easy and quick
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> systemd0wn: or better still, report a bug with the official kernel
[21:59] <amr_> see you
[21:59] <ActionParsnip> systemd0wn: or install a clean install of Quantal
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> systemd0wn: in short, we cannot support 3rd party kernels like the one you are using
[22:01] <nur> systemd0wn: i have mad usb
[22:01] <nur> i am rebooting pc now again
[22:01] <systemd0wn> nur, what?
[22:01] <nur> i am rebooting my pc with the usb again
[22:01] <systemd0wn> xata, modprobe what?
[22:01] <systemd0wn> nur, ah good.
[22:01] <akem> systemd0wn, ok, thanks, never had such bug / that's exactly why i don't like to update since all my HW works perfectly on my current Ubuntu.
[22:02] <nur> im running it and ubuntu 12.04 LST is asking for a login again
[22:02] <stueng> WTF is an install tree: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJSnb-eTNqU&feature=youtube_gdata_player
[22:02] <systemd0wn> ActionParsnip, I realize this. But obviously there is a kern module loaded in the normal kern that supports it. I just was curious how I could find that and include it into the mainstream one I'm running.
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> systemd0wn: yes, it needs alerting to the compiler to add the module etc
[22:04] <nur> hi, please someone help me,,,  i once installed ubuntu 10.4 but lost pass, so from windows 7 i deleted the ubuntu partition,,, now ive made a ubuntu 12.04 64 bit usb boot, and when i boot ubuntu from usb i get login prompt and password,,, i tried ubuntu as login and blank pass but i only get black screen for 0.5 ms and then login again
[22:04] <Guest56375> Whats a shortcut to see all workspaces?
[22:04] <Dr_Willis> Guest56375:  press and hold the super key to see UNITY shortcuts
[22:04] <Guest56375> ty
[22:05] <Dr_Willis> they REALLY need to make a wallpaper that says that about the super key - be the default. :P
[22:05] <Guest56375> very useful
[22:05] <systemd0wn> nur, sorry that didn't work. I have no idea how this is happening to you if you have all other drives disabled.
[22:05] <Dr_Willis> Or some sort of silly 'tips' of the day thing. ;p
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> nur: press CTRL+ALT+F1 and run:  passwd ubuntu   then press CTRL+ALT+F7 and log in as ubuntu with your new password
[22:05] <Guest56375> I agree, Dr_Willis
[22:05] <nur> changing password for ubuntu it says now
[22:05] <nur> ok
[22:05] <ActionParsnip> systemd0wn: what drives?
[22:06] <nur> it says
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> nur: yes,set the pass.....wasn't that obvious?
[22:06] <nur> ActionParsnip: it says Authentication token manipulation error
[22:06] <nur> password unchanged
[22:06] <ActionParsnip> nur: sounds like a read only file system then
[22:06] <nur> so what next?\
[22:06] <systemd0wn> actionparsnip, He just loaded a usb drive with the live cd. He thinks an old installation of ubuntu on his HDD is somehow messing with his live cd.
[22:07] <systemd0wn> I should get back to being productive. Cheers.
[22:07] <ActionParsnip> nur: when you made the USB, did you use unetbootin to make it?
[22:08] <nur> i used usb universal usb installer
[22:08] <nur> actionparsnip
[22:09] <systemd0wn> nur, so you didn't use the one I sent you a link to?
[22:09] <ActionParsnip> nur: did you MD5 test the ISO you downloaded?
[22:09] <nur> no i used the one from the ubuntu site
[22:09] <nur> no didnt md5 test
[22:09] <Jagst3r15> on ubuntu 12.04 using google chrome latest stable version my browser crashes every time I go to tools > extensions or sometimes when I hide the bookmarks bar, then click show the bookmarks bar it crashes
[22:09] <nur> i downloaded it from ubuntu site
[22:09] <Jagst3r15> the browser crashes that is
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> nur: then how did you know the data was consistant and complete?
[22:11] <nur> because its from ubuntu site
[22:11] <ActionParsnip> nur: source is irrelevant
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> nur: the data can get mangled in transmission, so you MD5 test to make sure the data is good
[22:12] <ActionParsnip> !md5 | nur
[22:12] <russellpool_> I have a question about ubuntu on my laptop
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> russellpool_: ask away
[22:13] <nur>   mount -o remount,rw /
[22:13] <nur> i am trying this
[22:13] <nur> but it says only root can do that
[22:13] <russellpool_> I updated to a newer version and the internet, both wired and wireless stopped working.
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> nur: then prefix with sudo
[22:13] <nur> ok
[22:13] <russellpool_> when I reverted back to the previous version internet started working again.
[22:13] <ActionParsnip> russellpool_: which version did you upgrade from and to?
[22:14] <nur> i did
[22:14] <nur> sudo passwd ubuntu
[22:14] <nur> and i entered new unix pass
[22:14] <nur> it wont go into ubuntu.. i try tomorrow
[22:14] <nur> bye
[22:15] <russellpool_> ActionParsnip: I used update manager, how do I determine what version I upgraded to?
[22:15] <ActionParsnip> russellpool_: lsb_release -sc
[22:16] <russellpool_> ActionParsnip: after inputing the text it returned the work "natty"
[22:16] <russellpool_> that is the version that worked.
[22:16] <ActionParsnip> russellpool_: ok reboot to the 'bad' version, what does the same command output?
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> !away | Aaton
[22:18] <stueng> im trying to perform a XEN based network install over HTTP/NFS etc. What I need is "the install tree" but I do not know exactly what this is. I have tried using an extracted version of the ISO but receive: The location must be the root directory of an install tree
[22:18] <code0ps1> Does anyone know anything about how well this operates?  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C64x
[22:18] <code0ps1> It runs:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_OS
[22:19] <code0ps1> Based on Ubuntu 10.10
[22:19] <TheWonderingGuru> Hello everyone
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> code0ps1: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/07/commodore-64-running-ubuntu
[22:19] <TheWonderingGuru> I was hoping someone could help me with an issue I am having.
[22:19] <code0ps1> Thanks.
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> TheWonderingGuru: ask and see
[22:19] <russellpool_> ActionParsnip: pardon the trouble sir, I can't get the system to boot anymore.  I will resolve and log back on when possible.  Thanks
[22:20] <code0ps1> ActionParsnip, have you played with one?
[22:20] <TheWonderingGuru> I am running Ubuntu Studio 12.04 LTS. Added the latest repo for xfce 4.10, did the upgrade through the terminal, went to check the status of the current version, still says 4.8, went to the update manager and it says that there are two updates available to get up to 4.10, but it wont allow me to select them and mark for an upgrade. Same goes for trying to upgrade to 4.10 in synaptic.
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[22:20] <FloodBot1> geosn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[22:21] <TheWonderingGuru> Is anyone familiar with my issue?
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[22:21] <FloodBot1> geosn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[22:21] <code0ps1> Is the Unicode ]^]13 to esc]225 acceptable.
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> TheWonderingGuru: can you give a pastebin of the output of:  sudo apt-get update; lsb_release -a
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> TheWonderingGuru: http://pastie.org
[22:24] <leadline> Hi guys I'm having trouble getting ubuntu to recognize my second monitor
[22:24] <leadline> it doesn't show up in the system panel but it shows up in the nvidia control panel
[22:25] <TheWonderingGuru> It just ran through a bunch of code, out of all that information do you want all of the ppas that were listed?
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> leadline: if you set the res of the extra monitor does it come to life?
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> TheWonderingGuru: the full text please, use the pastebin. Thanks
[22:27] <leadline> ActionParsnip, set it where? in the Nvidia X server settings?
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> leadline: yes
[22:27] <TheWonderingGuru> http://pastebin.com/UHmJ8uJ9
[22:28] <athan> hi
[22:28] <leadline> ActionParsnip, the Apply button is greyed out
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> leadline: then try:  gksudo nvidia-settings
[22:29] <code0ps1> Is Ubuntu 10.10 stable enough to go to LS, support for over 1 year?
[22:30] <TheWonderingGuru> Did that help actionparsnip?
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> TheWonderingGuru: run: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:xubuntu-dev/xfce-4.10; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade; sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[22:30] <ActionParsnip> code0ps1: maverick is no longer supported
[22:30] <code0ps1> Thank you.
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[22:30] <FloodBot1> geosn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:31] <genii-around> !rmv geosn
[22:31] <leadline> ActionParsnip, both displays are set to "disabled" when I look at the display configuration. Enabling them requires a restart. Where should I save the x configuration file to?
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> leadline: the default will go to /etc/X11 afaik
[22:32] <nasa01> Hi W4sp, as promised - I added the requested info to a pastebin page and asked a question on this here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/205302
[22:32] <linxon634> hello all
[22:33] <leadline> brb
[22:33] <TheWonderingGuru> So doing this will remove the ubuntu-studio desktop?
[22:33] <linxon634> )
[22:33] <linxon634> i from Russia
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> TheWonderingGuru: shouldn't do
[22:33] <linxon634> and you?
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> linxon634: do you have a support question?
[22:36] <leadline> ActionParsnip, I've got it sorted now. Thanks!
[22:39] <linxon634> ActionParsnip: no... thanks )
[22:40] <stueng> ok, let me try this question a different way: What is an installable distribution image ?
[22:40] <stueng> and where do I find it
[22:40] <TheWonderingGuru> Ok....well....I think that I may have removed ubuntu studio desktop from my computer and switched to xubuntu desktop, because I did it in synaptic.
[22:40] <TheWonderingGuru> Im just going to back everything up just incase
[22:41] <linxon634> xubuntu....
[22:41] <linxon634> xfce?
[22:43] <turntechTerminal> What are going to be the major changes in release 12.10?
[22:44] <ActionParsnip> turntechTerminal: ask in #ubuntu+1 for 12.10
[22:52] <blake> The application switcher scrolls down really slow...is there an easy fix for this? Ubuntu 12.04
[22:55] <Guest56375> blake, what do you mean? What GPU do you have (lspci | grep "VGA")
[22:56] <Guest56375> What Ubuntu 12.04 uses? GTK3?
[22:57] <Pulsar5271> What should I try if I can't get a 12.04LTS USB stick to boot?  It freezes on kernel messages after detecting the USB and ATA drives...
[22:58] <Guest56375> Pulsar5271, maybe your computer doesn't meet the minimal requirements? Try the alternate cd
[22:59] <Pulsar5271> It should.  It's a recent system, not a PS/2 or anything.  But I'll give the alternate image a shot, I guess.
[23:00] <Guest56375> Then probably there is something wrong with Xorg. What GPU do you use, Pulsar5271 ?
[23:00] <sambagirl> is anyone runnign opencart in ubuntu?
[23:00] <Pulsar5271> it's an nVidia GTX 580 448-core
[23:00] <Pulsar5271> i think those are the right numbers :D
[23:01] <Pulsar5271> nope, devmgmt says 560.
[23:01] <Guest56375> Pulsar5271, quick google showed that nouveau (opensource nvidia drivers) hang up with gtx 580: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libdrm/+bug/990411. Your best bet is to use the alternative cd and then from terminal install nvidia propertary drivers
[23:04] <Pulsar5271> aha.
[23:04] <Pulsar5271> grabbing the alternate image now, we'll see how that goes.  thanks :D
[23:14] <shiro> i am having trouble with lvm
[23:14] <shiro>   PV /dev/sda4   VG storage   lvm2 [2.46 TiB / 6.26 GiB free]
[23:14] <Supermicro> which is the last kernel i should update to 12.04 lts (current one is 3.2 default)?
[23:15] <shiro> i cant get that device to resize to full ount
[23:15] <caixa> anyone here ever use mini ubuntu
[23:15] <MonkeyDust> Supermicro  3.2.0-27
[23:16] <shiro> any ideas on where to ask?
[23:17] <zykotick9> caixa: do you mean "use the mini install"?  if so, yes... what is the question?
[23:17] <jilebedev> Hi - what does the "system load" of the ssh motd refer to? What does it measure? Where can I get more details on it?
[23:17] <zykotick9> jilebedev: load is CPU usage - load 1 = 100% cpu usage...
[23:17] <caixa> zykotick9, was referring to this - http://www.ubuntu-mini-remix.org/
[23:18] <Supermicro> MonkeyDust: What about 3.4 precise or 3.5 quantal? i'm new to ubuntu and linux in general and atm i have some issues with fan not working properly and also a significant increase in heating compared to win 7
[23:19] <samfisher> hi. i have a ATI Technologies Inc Device 9806 notebook video card and instal
[23:19] <digitalirony> question
[23:20] <zykotick9> jilebedev: i've currently doing a bunch of encoding, and my load is 9.89 (so if i have 10 identical systems, they would all be at 100% cpu usage)
[23:20] <digitalirony> /usr/share/desktop-directories/Office.directory: Icon=applications-office
[23:20] <digitalirony> where is that Icon actually located
[23:20] <digitalirony> what format is it in
[23:20] <digitalirony> where is this documented?
[23:20] <jilebedev> sykotick9: so ... does your machine have 10 chips or 10 cores? Or am I misunderstanding?
[23:21] <jilebedev> s/^s/z/
[23:21] <zykotick9> !tab | jilebedev
[23:21] <jilebedev> oooh, fancy. thank you.
[23:21] <zykotick9> jilebedev: you're misunderstanding.  load is very handy measurement of cpu usage (as cpu usage, as a percent, is actually a measure of time - as a cpu can only be 0 or 1)
[23:22] <zykotick9> jilebedev: if i had 10 core, by current load would be 1
[23:24] <WallFace> To just watch movies on netflix, is it not possible without Wine?
[23:24] <digitalirony> nevermind
[23:24] <jilebedev> zykotick9: reading up on systemload right now. thanks for attempting to dispel my newblet ignorance.
[23:24] <samfisher> hi. i have an ATI Technologies Inc Device 9806 (lspci -v) notebook vide card. I installed AMD Catalyst drivers but when i do aticonfig i get "no supported devices". I need to use KDE effects and w/o drivers they're very slow
[23:24] <digitalirony> that alacarte is soooooo stupid and unintutive
[23:24] <digitalirony> laters
[23:25] <Devvie> Hi, can anyone help me with a HardDrive problem?
[23:26] <WallFace>  To just watch movies on netflix, is it not possible without Wine?
[23:26] <joseph-soares> hi. I'm running python django on port 8000. How can I do anybody to access my comp like : MY_IP_MACHINE:8000
[23:29] <pedrocr> I can't seem to get unattended-upgrades to accept packages from http://apt.puppetlabs.com/dists/lucid/Release
[23:29] <calzifer> hi, how can i set up, that lightdm does load xinitrc after login?
[23:30] <pedrocr> the Release file doesn't have a "Suite:" line and I can't get an Unattended-Upgrade::Allowed-Origins line to match it
[23:30] <pedrocr> anyone know where to get an actual long-form documentation of Unattended-Upgrade::Allowed-Origins?
[23:32] <savage> how do i switch to a different file system in terminal?
[23:32] <savage> it is already mounted*
[23:32] <zykotick9> savage: cd
[23:33] <Jarrox26> Does ubuntu have a mascot ?
[23:33] <savage> zykotick9, i tried that
[23:33] <Blue1> Jarrox26: mark shuttleworth
[23:34] <zykotick9> savage: so either it's not mounted, or you aren't cding to the correct directory...
[23:34] <genii-around> bazhang is the unofficial mascot!
[23:34] <Jarrox26> Blue1: hahaha Mark Shuttleworth is not a fluffy animal :)
[23:34] <savage> do i cd from the root directory or is it in the dev folder?
[23:35] <calzifer> savage: check if your filesystem is really mounted "df -h"
[23:36] <savage> calzifer, zykotik9: i see now it is in the media folder thx for the df -h calzifer!
[23:36] <rustler770> Dr. Willis: tried to make startup for laptop, my Asus laptop won't configure to boot from USB or SD card.
[23:38] <Devvie> I'm having trouble with a hard-drive, have finally managed to boot up systemrescuecd but not sure how to go about recovering it now - any suggestions or where should I look for help? :x
[23:38] <calzifer> Devvie: what do you want to recover?
[23:38] <Sarouwoman> are you guys all working at the moment?
[23:39] <Devvie> calzifer: As much as I can, or at the very least my Ubuntu-wubi install so I can get my passwords and files back. :x
[23:39] <bazhang> Sarouwoman, ubuntu support question?
[23:40] <Sarouwoman> didn't know that actually.. i just log on.. for the first time.. i was wondering what all the chanel were about
[23:40] <calzifer> Devvie: i'm new to ubuntu (i used several different distr.) but i think you want to backup your /home/dvvie (example) folder
[23:40] <bazhang> Sarouwoman, ubuntu support. chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic
[23:41] <rustler770> anybody know the bios path for USB and/or SD Card to configure for booting?
[23:42] <calzifer> Devvie: whats your problem with your current ubuntu installation on your disk?
[23:42] <Sarouwoman> ok ..
[23:42] <Devvie> calzifer: The problem isn't with the installation itself, the disk has just become unopenable, and I'm trying to recover its data somehow.
[23:43] <calzifer> Devvie: is your home directory encrypted?
[23:43] <Devvie> calzifer: It doesn't even get to the OS-selection screen, just errors out and asks me to press CtrlAltDel to reboot. And it's not encrypted as far as I know.
[23:43] <ayi> bsr j'ai un probleme courant sur ubuntu 12.04LTS
[23:43] <zykotick9> !fr | ayi
[23:43] <elijah> I am having issues with my keyring not working. Is gnome-keyring the process I need to debug? Is there anything below that in the stack?
[23:43] <bazhang> ayi #ubuntu-fr for French please
[23:44] <mikehaas763> After re-installing ubuntu 12.04 because I changed my MOBO/Processor, the volume keys and middle scroll button click on my logitech mx 5500 no longer do anything. I was wondering if there is some way to see raw inputs from the devices? so I can at least see if ubuntu is even getting a signal from them?
[23:44] <calzifer> Devvie: mount for example a ubuntu-live-cd and check if you can access your hdd. if its possible, backup your /home/ folder to a different place, like a second hdd or usb-device
[23:44] <calzifer> !de calzifer
[23:44] <zykotick9> calzifer: livecd seeing a wubi install seems unlikely...
[23:45] <Devvie> calzifer: I tried accessing it with Linux Mint earlier, but it gave me "exit code 2" when trying to mount.
[23:45] <elijah> If I right click my passwords file in seahorse and "unlock" nothing happens. I also get logged out of Ubuntu One a lot. And sometimes when I SSH using key files it never prompts for a password and just hangs. I need to troubleshoot this issue, it has been getting worse, it is sporadic.
[23:45] <elijah> I am suspecting it is gnome-keyring but am not sure.
[23:45] <calzifer> zykotick9: ok, didnt know that, because i never used wubi. i thought it creates a second partition etc...like a normal install
[23:45] <zykotick9> calzifer: nope, wubi is inside windows...
[23:46] <calzifer> zykotick9: do you know where it install its stuff?
[23:46] <zykotick9> calzifer: ya - inside a file on the windows parition
[23:47] <calzifer> zykotick9: let me guess, the file is not openable...
[23:47] <calzifer> Devvie: do you know where you installed your wubi exactly?
[23:47] <zykotick9> calzifer: i doubt it - but don't "know"
[23:47] <Devvie> calzifer: Hm, probably in C:\ubuntu\ I think, not sure though. And just being able to copy the file itself would be great.
[23:49] <calzifer> Devvie: read the part "How can I make a backup of my Wubi install?" https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide/
[23:49] <Devvie> calzifer: Okay, thanks. I'll see if that helps, but I'm afraid I'll still have problems mounting my hard drive.
[23:50] <calzifer> Devvie: and backup wubildr.mbr wubildr wubildr.cfg
[23:51] <Devvie> calzifer: Thanks. I'll see if I can.
[23:51] <calzifer> how can i make lightdm load my xinitrc after successfull login?
[23:52] <zykotick9> calzifer: isn't xinitrc for "startx" only?
[23:52] <daslinkard> <---- Trying to get the flash to work on pbskids.org for my girls but cannot get the missing plug-in....I can watch videos on Youtube but cannot get flash games to load...can anyone help?
[23:52] <calzifer> daslinkard: which browser are you using?
[23:53] <daslinkard> FF
[23:53] <calzifer> zykotick9: ok, i'll try the .*profile thing
[23:53] <notdan> Hi! I am planning on migrating from Wubi to normal install and I was wondering if I can create partions for my installation from Wubi, using gparted
[23:54] <notdan> or I'll need some sort of livecd for this?
[23:54] <viper474> daslizard: just do this in the terminal (sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras) inside the parenthesis
[23:54] <viper474> should sold your problem
[23:54] <viper474> solve*
[23:55] <daslinkard> viper474: It says that ubuntu-restricted-extras is the newest
[23:55] <viper474> hmm, which game then?
[23:56] <daslinkard> viper474: just launching pbskids.org there is a flash plug-in with the games
[23:56] <daslinkard> it's showing on one pc but not the other
[23:56] <calzifer> daslinkard: install flashplugin-installer
[23:57] <calzifer> daslinkard: i cant test it, because the games are limited to USA
[23:57] <daslinkard> calzifer: Should I reboot the PC after the install?
[23:57] <viper474> can you give me a specific game, because I could play one
[23:57] <calzifer> daslinkard: just restart FF
[23:57] <daslinkard> k, will be right back on
[23:58] <calzifer> i should change from xmonad to awesome, i cant get xsession working with lightdm -.-'
[23:58] <calzifer> i mean xinitrc
[23:58] <calzifer> daslinkard: and?
[23:58] <daslinkard> I have a blank green page on the site
[23:59] <daslinkard> and down at the bottom says for grown ups
[23:59] <calzifer> daslinkard: do you have a flashplugin-blocker?
[23:59] <daslinkard> Not that I'm aware of
[23:59] <viper474> daslizard: maybe try deleting your cache on ff
[23:59] <Devvie> Hey, I finally got a readable warning on my HD. "MFT is corrupt, cannot read its unmapped extent record 17"