[06:45] <lunver> When I'm booting my asus eee pc from an usb stick with the latest lubuntu iso on it i get prompted by grub saying "possible commands are: background blocklist boot cat cdrom chainloader checkrange checktime etc etc etc and i dont know what command to write to execute/commence the install of lubuntu. Any ideas? thanks a million!
[06:54] <kanliot> lunver, sounds like a bug
[06:54] <kanliot> how did you create the usb stick
[06:54] <lunver> with sardu, hang on ill get you the exact version
[06:55] <kanliot> don't bother
[06:55] <lunver> ah
[06:55] <lunver> ill try with yumi? or is there a better way?
[06:55] <kanliot>  using linux?
[06:55] <lunver> right now in on my desktop win win7
[06:55] <lunver> im* on my desktop
[06:55] <kanliot> usb disk creator works great
[06:56] <lunver> ah, sweet, ill try that, thank you!
[06:56] <kanliot> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[06:56] <kanliot> imho it's the best one
[06:56] <kanliot> how much ram on your netbook? you dual booting?
[06:57] <lunver> however, at the moment i have a 16gb usb pen drive with some avira rescue cd/avg rescue cd etc i will likely lose all my stuff on the usb when using usb disk creator?
[06:57] <lunver> 1gb ram in my netbook
[06:57] <lunver> no dualboot
[06:57] <lunver> or well, at the moment i have slackware and a failed windows xp installation that does not work :P
[06:57] <kanliot> i can't remember man if it does a format
[06:58] <kanliot> i think it doesn't require it
[06:58] <lunver> whatever, im on a pretty decent connection at the moment so its not a big deal to download the isos again. just want to install my netbook atm :)
[06:58] <kanliot> using 12.04 desktop?
[06:58] <lunver> the lubuntu iso?
[06:58] <lunver> i think so yes
[06:58] <kanliot> yeah
[06:58] <kanliot> okk cool
[06:58] <kanliot> just checkin :)
[06:59] <lunver> :
[06:59] <lunver> is there a 10.10 atm?
[06:59] <kanliot> yes and i would never recommend it
[07:00] <lunver> haha ok, thanks for the warning!
[07:00] <kanliot> :)
[07:01] <kanliot> if you have any questions/comments about the wiki please let me know
[07:01] <lunver> will do mate, thanks for the help :)
[07:06] <lunver> ofcourse im on the 12.04 and not the 10.04, sorry i was confused earlier. :)
[07:07] <kanliot> :)
[07:07] <lunver> making the usb atm, and i didnt have to format, which is good!
[07:07] <lunver> thanks again :)
[07:21] <lunver> the boot is stuck on "SYSLINUX 4.06 EDD 4.06-pre1 Copyright derp derp etc"
[07:21] <lunver> dont know... :P
[07:25] <kanliot> http://askubuntu.com/questions/142728/how-to-fix-syslinux-error-creating-a-bootable-usb-stick-in-windows
[07:25] <kanliot> do you have anti-virus?
[07:26] <lunver> on my desktop?
[07:26] <lunver> yes, avg some shit out of date crap
[07:26] <kanliot> yeah on the pc making the usb
[07:26] <lunver> yes
[07:26] <kanliot> lemme keep looking
[07:26] <lunver> avg 2012 something something
[07:27] <lunver> thanks mate :)
[07:27] <kanliot> well nobody said it worked, so i'm only guessing
[07:28] <kanliot> can you type in the exact errror
[07:29] <lunver> im not getting an error
[07:29] <lunver> SYSLINUX 4.06 EDD 4.06-pre1 Copyright (C) 1994-2011 H. Peter Anvin et al"
[07:29] <lunver> nothing more
[07:30] <lunver> and i get the blinking coursor thingi, like the machine is waiting for something :>
[07:33] <kanliot> uh try it again, this time get unetbootin for windows, and format the usb
[07:33] <kanliot> (still guessing)
[07:33] <kanliot> http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/
[07:33] <lunver> its fine, thanks mate, will try it :)
[07:34] <bioterror> or dd for windows!
[07:34] <bioterror> unetbootin just sucks
[07:34] <kanliot> well it does
[07:34] <kanliot> but
[07:34] <Unit193> http://www.linuxliveusb.com/ Windows. :P
[07:34] <kanliot> btw what model laptop
[07:34] <bioterror> Unit193, yeah, with that better and working results
[07:34] <lunver> asus eee pc 1000H
[07:35] <lunver> its shit but, what the fuck, its the one i got atm
[07:35] <bioterror> watch your language ;)
[07:35] <bioterror> we are family friend channel
[07:35] <lunver> sorry
[07:35] <lunver> will do
[07:42] <kanliot> lunver is it possible your usb was partitioned as GPT and not MBR?
[07:43] <lunver> no
[07:43] <lunver> :)
[07:46] <kanliot> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1746359
[07:46] <kanliot> this guy solved it by formatting his usb
[07:47] <lunver> sweet, will probably work for me too then i hope!
[07:48] <lunver> soon done with making the drive. will report back, thanks mate :>
[07:58] <lunver> it worked like a charm Kanliot, thank you :)
[07:58] <kanliot> cool
[07:58] <lunver> booted up to the splash screen with language options in 1 second. installing atm :)
[08:19] <mhm> how can iconfigure grub
[08:20] <mhm> how can i configure grub
[08:21] <kanliot> !grub
[08:21] <begineer> hello.
[08:22] <kanliot> hi
[08:22] <begineer> I just installed Lubuntu on Mk802 device. does anybody knows what the default password is? this is my first time to useing L(U)buntu.
[08:23] <begineer> I was searchng and applied ubuntu for password and lubuntu, but seems not working.
[08:23] <begineer> Hi kanliot BTW
[08:23] <mhm> isnt there grub configure application on lubuntu 12.04?
[08:23] <kanliot> http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/resetpassword/
[08:24] <kanliot> mhm not 100% sure but i think it's command line
[08:24] <kanliot> begineer, or you could just reinstall if those instructions are difficult]
[08:25] <begineer> hanks.
[08:26] <begineer> Thanks. I was follwing this instruction. http://liliputing.com/2012/06/how-to-run-ubuntu-linux-on-the-mk802-74-pc-on-a-stick.html
[08:27] <kanliot> begineer, it gives the password on that page
[08:27] <kanliot> ubuntu
[08:27] <bioterror> quite expensive that mk802
[08:27] <mhm> but when i update lubuntu, grub is change default os, everytime.
[08:28] <bioterror> kanliot, Thu11:23 <begineer> I was searchng and applied ubuntu for password and lubuntu, but seems not working.
[08:28] <kanliot> so you can't login?
[08:29] <kanliot> could it be a non-english keybaord?
[08:29] <begineer> unfortunately, no I cant not
[08:30] <begineer> ubuntu / lubuntu for password is not working
[08:30] <kanliot> where did you get the image file from
[08:30] <kanliot> and your username should be ubuntu also
[08:30] <begineer> I only can login with guest account.
[08:30] <bioterror> begineer, did you grab that miniand lubuntu?
[08:31] <begineer> it'sminiand lubuntu.
[08:31] <begineer> I thik.
[08:31] <begineer> bioterror.yes. it is.
[08:32] <bioterror> password should be "miniand"?
[08:32] <bioterror> if that works, I'll make you buy yourself a pair of glasses ;)
[08:33] <kanliot> yup
[08:33] <begineer> OMG, I am such a loser. I thoghtu, it's just lubunt. so i didn't try that.
[08:33] <begineer> Thanks all, I just loged in.
[08:34] <bioterror> begineer, why did you endup with that one instead of rasbpi?
[08:35] <mhm> i love you topunuzu ak
[08:35] <mhm> :D
[08:45] <J0BI> how to make TP-Link Wireless USB Adapter N150 TL-WN723N to work in lubuntu
[08:49] <kanliot> J0BI, you might ask on the networking section in the forum
[08:54] <J0BI> i'll try our forum first ubuntu-gr, thanks anyways
[09:04] <bioterror> if it doesnt work out of the box, I would suggest to look into ndiswrapper direction
[09:08] <coldjack_> hello i installed lubuntu on my netbook
[09:08] <coldjack_> now i want some change in my terminal
[09:08] <coldjack_> but the terminal window is empty
[09:08] <coldjack_> can anybody help me
[09:08] <bioterror> I do not understand
[09:08] <coldjack_> no cursuor in my terminal
[09:08] <coldjack_> i cannot write anything
[09:09] <bioterror> sounds weird
[09:09] <coldjack_> *cursor
[09:10] <bioterror> install rxvt-unicode and grab this to your ~/   http://ricecows.org/configs/X11/.Xdefaults
[09:10] <bioterror> then you should get black urxvt -terminal ;)
[09:10] <coldjack_> ah wait i can show you my problem
[09:13] <coldjack_> https://www.dropbox.com/s/r2nlovcoqwv96bk/IMG_20120816_111045.jpg
[09:14] <kanliot> type, alt-f2 ....lxterminal
[09:14] <kanliot> same?
[09:15] <bioterror> ofcourse, uses same configurations :D
[09:15] <coldjack_> on alt f2 its okay
[09:15] <bioterror> really? :D
[09:16] <coldjack_> ja
[09:16] <coldjack_> yes
[09:16] <bioterror> quite weird
[09:17] <coldjack_> i think anything with my graphics is wrong
[09:17] <coldjack_> but i don't know what;)
[09:18] <kanliot> you running it from pcmanfm>
[09:18] <kanliot> ?
[09:24] <psichas> What are the system requirements for lubuntu sosftware center?
[09:26] <kanliot> no requirements
[09:27] <psichas> qt d-bus?
[09:27] <psichas> nothing?
[09:27] <kanliot> i thought you meant hardware
[09:28] <psichas> srry :) i asked about software
[09:28] <kanliot> should tell you if you do apt-get install
[09:29] <kanliot> i have to guess, but you aren't running lubuntu?
[09:29] <psichas> no i ranning lubuntu
[09:29] <psichas> i use it
[09:30] <kanliot> the bugfixed version of LSC is in 12.03
[09:31] <psichas> i use 12.04
[09:32] <kanliot> it should be already installed
[09:35] <psichas> wtf errors after errors :)
[09:36] <psichas> reported and reported
[09:36] <psichas> :D
[09:37] <kanliot> you new to linux psichas?
[09:40] <psichas> oh yes :D
[09:40] <kanliot> use synaptic
[09:40] <psichas> i had ubuntu xubuntu fedora centos hmm and i think that's all :D
[09:41] <psichas> from this os's i think one of the best is centos 6.2 and lubuntu 12.04 :D
[09:43] <kanliot> welcome to lubuntu
[09:45] <psichas> i just love long time support os, centos was really cool, and long time support, but, it's still only with gnome :) so my old pc with amd sempron 1.8ghz and 512MB ram run it not so fastly like lubuntu :)
[09:46] <kanliot> i run lubuntu at 4Ghz
[09:47] <psichas> awsome :)
[09:48] <psichas> cpu name?
[09:48] <kanliot> yup.  if you find any more bugs please report them
[09:48] <kanliot> amd 4100
[09:48] <kanliot> fx
[09:49] <J0BI> i run lubuntu in a compaq laptop with celeron and 256mb ram
[09:49] <J0BI> :)
[09:49] <psichas> lol :D
[09:49] <J0BI> psichas: why you lol??
[09:50] <psichas> what's so awsome that just funy :)
[10:40] <lamogo> Hello, I am wondering if there is a command I can run to reconfigure my hardware on my Lubuntu pen drive. I installed it at home and on another computer at work which I will normally use it for.
[10:41] <bioterror> what hardware?
[10:41] <bioterror> mostly you only get tons of network connection names
[10:42] <lamogo> Network is fine. I installed on virtual box, now running on a P4. The cpu meter is pegged 100% non-stop.
[10:44] <kanliot> pkill lxpanel
[10:44] <kanliot> see if that fixes it
[10:46] <lamogo> is the pkill command for me?
[10:47] <bioterror> yes
[10:47] <kanliot> yup
[10:47] <lamogo> ok let me try
[10:48] <lamogo> That seem to help. Do I need to do it every boot?
[10:49] <kanliot> so it's fixed really?
[10:49] <lamogo> well I brought the panel back by running lxpanel. But it seems to be using the wrong settings, cause it came back black and different icons.
[10:50] <lamogo> I also ran hwinfo but not sure if that did anything.
[10:50] <kanliot> control+alt+delete
[10:50] <bioterror> lamogo, lxpanel --profile Lubuntu
[10:50] <kanliot> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxpanel/+bug/906825
[10:51] <kanliot> lxpanectl restart
[10:51] <lamogo> That brings up task manager which I had been observing. It isn't at 100% even if I open a dialog or load program
[10:51] <kanliot> might work also
[10:51] <kanliot> ok fixed it
[10:51] <lamogo> Is it permanent?
[10:51] <kanliot> yeah that must've fixed it
[10:51] <kanliot> no
[10:52] <kanliot> hopefully it will be fixed in 12.10
[10:52] <kanliot> just do a lxpanelctl restart when it goes to 100
[10:52] <lamogo> ah it's a bug. Well I have this install on another USB, and I have no issues.
[10:52] <kanliot> you use a lot of libreoffice?
[10:54] <lamogo> I'm not using it ATM. I use this mainly for Skype cause I teach on-line lessons. The computers here at my work are sub-par and running Windows XP. I just have been using my USB to work with cause the speed is much greater. I bought a bigger USB stick and made it more permanent. Since I switched to this USB it has had a problem
[10:55] <livingdaylight> greetings
[10:55] <kanliot> might be pulseaudio then
[10:55] <kanliot> i donno
[10:55] <kanliot> hi
[10:56] <lamogo> I just tried running lxpanelctl restart and no panel comes up.
[10:57] <livingdaylight> what's lubuntu like?
[10:57] <lamogo> I uninstalled pulseaudio and just use alsa
[10:57] <leszek> hi
[10:57] <kanliot> lxpanectl restart should work if lxpanel is running
[10:57] <livingdaylight> Is it more or less resource-efficient than Enlightenment WM ?
[10:58] <bioterror> E17 was horrible
[10:58] <bioterror> I tried it couple of days ago
[10:58] <lamogo> Still coming up with wrong settings
[10:58] <livingdaylight> bioterror, which one? bodhilinux?
[10:58] <kanliot> o/ leszek
[10:58] <bioterror> livingdaylight, on arch ,)
[10:58] <bioterror> lamogo, remember the profile
[10:58] <livingdaylight> bioterror, maybe the wrong combination ;)
[10:59] <bioterror> livingdaylight, I have too slow laptop
[10:59] <livingdaylight> bioterror, and lxde serves you better?
[10:59] <bioterror> more or less
[10:59] <leszek> bioterror: its definitely a problem of arch then :P because I also tested it and it worked flawlessly :P
[10:59] <livingdaylight> there is openbox too, which should be even lighter
[11:00] <bioterror> livingdaylight, lxde is mostly used on top of the openbox
[11:00] <leszek> livingdaylight: yeah but it isn't a desktop environment
[11:00] <leszek> its a window manager
[11:00] <livingdaylight> ok ok... my bad
[11:00] <lamogo> sorry, still not working...
[11:00] <bioterror> but I forgive you this, Timothy Dalton ;)
[11:00] <livingdaylight> good distinction to remember, but still, the fact remains openbox is 'lighter' yes?
[11:00] <lamogo> bbl
[11:01] <livingdaylight> Do we have a openbox buntu derivative?
[11:01] <bioterror> livingdaylight, no
[11:01] <bioterror> becouse openbox is not a environment
[11:01] <bioterror> it's just window manager
[11:01] <livingdaylight> crunchbang is nice but debian based and miss ubuntu apps. Their wine is still v 1.1 in repos
[11:01] <bioterror> why not just install LXDM, and configure openbox to your liking?
[11:01] <bioterror> nothing stops you to do it
[11:02] <bioterror> what you need is xfce4-power-manager and network-manager-applet
[11:05] <livingdaylight> I have Voyager (xubuntu) on Desktop which isn't too light, but still looking for something on the laptop. Bodhi is nice - nice looking and configurable and seems on the surface a nice balance between eyecandy and efficiency, but not 100% sure. For instance on xubuntu installing gnash my .swf files just played flawlessly but not in bodhi where I had to go to command line to get it working. Feels a little fragil
[11:05] <livingdaylight> e and/or quirky i guess?
[11:06] <leszek> gnash has problems all over the place. Which browser did you try that on ?
[11:06] <livingdaylight> no browser
[11:06] <livingdaylight> gnash is a stand-alone swf player
[11:08] <livingdaylight> I've realized i'm more prepared to trade off eyecandy for functionality and stability than I had realized. Hadn't considered lxde much before coz I feared it would be a bit too on the minimalist [read 'boring' ] side
[11:09] <kanliot> firefox+ flash works well for me
[11:09] <livingdaylight> I am not talking about youtube
[11:10] <livingdaylight> I'm talking about lots of files like avi files but made in swf format
[11:10] <livingdaylight> for those need gnash afaik
[11:11] <leszek> livingdaylight: ah now I understand you simply didn't have gnash assigned to swf as mimetype
[11:11] <livingdaylight> point being that in Voyager it plays those files flawlessly and in bodhilinux nothing happened when I hit them files with gnash, even though they'reboth supposed to be ubuntu underneath
[11:11] <livingdaylight> leszek, hrmm, maybe that's it!
[11:11] <leszek> livingdaylight: you have to simply assing the mimetype
[11:12] <livingdaylight> leszek, i see i see
[11:12] <leszek> open with -> and then set gnash as default there
[11:12] <leszek> bodhi to my knowledge uses also pcmanfm which is used by lubuntu aswell
[11:13] <livingdaylight> leszek, in a terminal when I gnash <myswfile.swf> it did play it.
[11:13] <kanliot> i'm running swf files right now in firefox
[11:13] <livingdaylight> kanliot, you can use ff to open swf files on your computer?
[11:13] <leszek> kanliot: yeah that works also
[11:13]  * kanliot loves firefox
[11:14] <leszek> livingdaylight: yes then in the open with dialog just assign the gnash application to the swf file
[11:14] <leszek> livingdaylight: so let me give you a detailed explaination
[11:14] <livingdaylight> leszek, wonder though, why, when I hit the file with Open with Gnash it did not respond? and In xubuntu i didn't have to assigm mime type or anything
[11:14] <livingdaylight> kanliot, ?
[11:15] <leszek> xubuntu seems to did it on their own. I think bodhi is still based on an older version of ubuntu so it uses an older gnash version
[11:15] <kanliot> yes
[11:15] <kanliot> should be easy to install firefox, flash
[11:15] <leszek> :)
[11:15] <kanliot> ubuntu-restricted-extras
[11:18] <livingdaylight> http://www.enlightenment.org/ss/e-502cd6ceb39de8.15038361.jpg
[11:18] <livingdaylight> it appears when I go to properties gnash IS assigned
[11:18] <livingdaylight> kanliot, have FF, just never opened files on my computer with it
[11:19] <kanliot> i can't think of a reason to install gnash when flash is working 100%
[11:19] <livingdaylight> kanliot, well, that's not actually the point discussed
[11:20] <kanliot> you said swf files
[11:20] <livingdaylight> gnash has always and is working fine for me, on another *buntu distro, just wondered why not in bodhi, when it will play it from command-line. It was just an example of the sort of thing which has me feeling a little suspicious of it. Its nice to have and feel 100% confidence in the computer one is using
[11:21] <livingdaylight> kanliot, no, i was comparing gnash working in xubuntu vs not working equally easily and flawlessly in bodhi ,)
[11:22] <livingdaylight> However, I'm interested, of course, in options and how you use FF exactly to open swf files saved to the computer
[11:22] <leszek> livingdaylight: I really thing its not an bodhi issue but more of an filemanager issue maybe
[11:23] <leszek> what happens if you assign it manually to gnash by typing in gnash in the open with dialog ?
[11:23] <livingdaylight> leszek, did you seee screenshot?
[11:23] <leszek> yes I see it
[11:24] <leszek> but you should try it anyway
[11:24] <leszek> because this one in the screenshot is the assigned *.desktop file which ships with gnash. Maybe its broken or simply does not work well with pcmanfm
[11:24] <livingdaylight> leszek, sorry, I meant I had already; hence the screenshot. And no, that doesn't make gnash open the file
[11:25] <leszek> livingdaylight: if you had tried that the screenshot would look different
[11:25] <livingdaylight> ok, maybe thunar>pfmanfm
[11:25] <leszek> the open with optionbox should only show gnash then and not the describtion of the *.desktop file which is Gnash SWF Viewer
[11:26] <livingdaylight> leszek, i did try it, and now again, it doesn't change the properties dialog that I show you, which shows that file to be opened with gnash
[11:26] <leszek> ok than this is an error
[11:26] <livingdaylight> ok
[11:27] <leszek> livingdaylight: ok I tried it here. It works :P
[11:28] <livingdaylight> regarding version. I'm using 0.8.10 installed from synaptic
[11:28] <livingdaylight> leszek, so its not the file manager :)
[11:28] <livingdaylight> hehe
[11:28] <leszek> Open With -> Command line tab -> gnash %f -> save it as default - >hit ok
[11:28] <livingdaylight> sorry, pcmanfm
[11:29] <leszek> it works here
[11:29] <leszek> maybe the pcmanfm version is too old that bodhi ships, which version is it ?
[11:30] <livingdaylight> leszek, tried to copy your steps, but no result
[11:31] <livingdaylight> but its the little things like this that make a difference in user-experience
[11:31] <leszek> hmmpf... ok I will download bodhi right now to test this :P I know that this must work
[11:31] <livingdaylight> leszek, WoW
[11:31] <livingdaylight> hehe... I like it!
[11:32] <livingdaylight> before you do
[11:32] <leszek> livingdaylight: its because you will have the same issues with lubuntu maybe, as it is the same filemanager :P
[11:32] <leszek> or uses the same
[11:32] <livingdaylight> just to be sure I am following correct
[11:32] <livingdaylight> right-click
[11:32] <livingdaylight> Open with
[11:32] <livingdaylight> command tab
[11:32] <livingdaylight> gnash %f
[11:33] <livingdaylight> there is no 'save' just 'OK' at the bottom, correct?
[11:33] <leszek> there should be make this the default association or something like that
[11:33]  * livingdaylight thinks its funny he's in #lubuntu getting bodhi support , lol
[11:33] <leszek> ah its not bodhi support. Its support for gnash + pcmanfm, because thats the main problem here
[11:34] <livingdaylight> yes, of course. I saw it as a bodhi issue, but maybe you're right about gnash+pcmanfm being the issue
[11:34] <leszek> btw. while I am downloading it. Did you try installing thunar and opening the swf files there ?
[11:34] <livingdaylight> another way to test it would be for me to dl and install Thunar here, coz that is what xubuntu is using where it works
[11:35] <leszek> yeah please try that
[11:35] <livingdaylight> haha,,, I was typing the same thought before I read what you said
[11:35] <livingdaylight> Ok
[11:36] <livingdaylight> btw, like this: http://www.enlightenment.org/ss/e-502cdb196a73a3.27281978.jpg
[11:37] <leszek> yes exactly
[11:37] <livingdaylight> ok, nah... :(
[11:38] <leszek> livingdaylight: what if you type in gnash-gtk-launcher %f instead of only gnash %f ?
[11:39] <leszek> ah livingdaylight I think I might found the problem
[11:39] <leszek> just copy one of the swf files directly to your home directory and then doubleclick it
[11:39] <leszek> if its working than the path you are currently have stored the swf is not correctly given from pcmanfm to gnash
[11:40] <kanliot> spaces in the filenames?
[11:41] <leszek> kanliot: no in the path
[11:41] <lamogo> Hello again. I rebooted my computer and the problem is no longer there. Thanks for the help.
[11:41] <leszek> see his first screenshot, there you can see the path were those files are stored
[11:41] <leszek> it has lots of spaces in it
[11:42] <leszek> Nice
[11:42] <leszek> bug found
[11:42] <kanliot> %s is without the path
[11:42] <kanliot> someone should document that
[11:43] <leszek> livingdaylight: I can reproduce this in Lubuntu when I put a swf file in a folder (or a path which has spaces in his name)
[11:43] <leszek> kanliot: exactly this one works
[11:43] <leszek> livingdaylight: so please try opening those swf files with : gnash %s . It should than work
[11:46] <leszek> *then
[11:56] <livingdaylight> leszek, YES!
[11:56] <livingdaylight> sorry, multi-tasking; putting pizza in oven
[11:57] <livingdaylight> gnash %$ works
[12:01] <leszek> :)
[13:49] <lunver> I just installed lubuntu 12.04 on my asus eee pc 1000h and it works like a charm, howeverthe computer refuses to boot without my usb key in the machine and with it set as the 1st boot device.However im fairly certain i didnt install the linux on to my flash drive. Is there a way to fanagle with the mbr to get my computer to boot without the flashdrive? thanks a million!
[13:52] <head_victim> !mbr
[13:52] <head_victim> If you look at the "lost grub" part it should be able to help.
[13:52] <lunver> thanks guys <3
[14:06] <lunver> thanks, worked perfectly :)
[14:06] <lunver> smashing, id say.
[15:39] <livingdaylight> hi
[15:39] <bioterror> howdy
[15:40] <livingdaylight> running lubuntu live-usb
[15:40] <livingdaylight> :)
[15:40] <livingdaylight> got chrome and xchat open. Htop is reading 600+ ram being used. Is that normal? seems high
[15:41] <livingdaylight> 643 in fact [right now]
[15:41] <bioterror> quit htop
[15:41] <bioterror> and say: free -m
[15:43] <livingdaylight> okay?
[15:43] <livingdaylight> what am I looking for?
[15:43] <bioterror> your memory usage
[15:44] <livingdaylight> in the used column?
[15:44] <livingdaylight> =625
[15:44] <bioterror> how of it is cached?
[15:46] <livingdaylight> sorry, cached is probably 625 and used = 1705
[15:46] <bioterror> :-)
[15:46] <livingdaylight> not sure how that corresponds to htop. 625 is similar to 643 reading of htop...
[15:47] <livingdaylight> is it low? I know bodhilinux was using less, even on a live-cd/usb
[15:47] <livingdaylight> bioterror, thought you said earlier enlightenment was causing too much issues on your old machine?
[15:48] <bioterror> htop probably tells you buffers/cache
[15:49] <livingdaylight> my question is whether those are normal readings, as it seems kinda high. Expected it to be on par if not lower than Enlightenment
[15:49] <Sentynel> under default settings, htop's memory bar has a green section for used, blue for buffers and orange for cache
[15:50] <Sentynel> the numbers are used/total
[15:51] <Sentynel> the used number in htop should correspond to the used +/- buffers/cache figure in free -m
[17:41] <leszek> re
[17:56] <psichas> hi
[18:08] <psichas> removed crash and error reports, too much errors... that's ... :/
[18:14] <psichas> luciole
[18:14] <psichas> 2012-08-16 21:13:50,922 - luciole - INFO - MainThread - (luciole.py, 123) - Starting luciole
[18:14] <psichas> Traceback (most recent call last):
[18:14] <psichas>   File "/usr/lib/luciole/luciole.py", line 143, in <module>
[18:14] <psichas>     sys.exit(main(sys.argv))
[18:14] <psichas>   File "/usr/lib/luciole/luciole.py", line 127, in main
[18:14] <psichas>     app_ctrller = lucioLib.Luciole_controller()
[18:14] <psichas>   File "/usr/lib/luciole/lucioLib/luciole_tools.py", line 91, in __call__
[18:14] <psichas>     instance.__init__()
[18:14] <psichas>   File "/usr/lib/luciole/lucioLib/luciole_controller.py", line 97, in __init__
[18:14] <bioterror> !paste | psichas
[18:14] <psichas>     self.sound_player = LSOUND.Lcl_gst_sound('./sounds/camera.ogg')
[18:14] <psichas>   File "/usr/lib/luciole/lucioLib/lcl_gst/lcl_gst_play_sound.py", line 52, in __init__
[18:14] <psichas>     self.sink = LG.element_factory_make('alsasink')
[18:14] <psichas> gst.ElementNotFoundError: alsasink
[18:14] <psichas> help?
[19:15] <pthek> guys, does anyone have a SIMPLE working conkyrc script for lubuntu?
[19:15] <pthek> the default conkyrc doesnt work
[19:18] <pthek> it says WARNING: gnome-keyring:: couldn't connect to: /tmp/keyring-HDQHjT/pkcs11: No such file or directory and just doesnt display
[19:18] <bioterror> pthek, http://ricecows.org/conkyrc
[19:20] <pthek> bioterror: quite a few errors with that one --> http://pastie.org/4523077 <-- and it doesnt work
[19:21] <average_guy> here is one pthek http://pastebin.com/PXhU2fXJ.  I do have xcompmgr installed and running.
[19:21] <bioterror> then you fix it
[19:22] <pthek> ok will do
[19:22] <pthek> bioterror: thanks for the script :)
[19:23] <bioterror> conky is quite easy to configure
[19:23] <bioterror> even readable lines for me
[21:35] <rtidd> Can someone point me in the right direction?  I PXE boot lubuntu to a RAM disk, I really would like to also do a preseed or kickstart to load specific packages and auto start a program or two.  Is this doable from a livecd standpoint?
[22:01] <silverarrow> hi
[22:01] <silverarrow> can anyone help me with logs on mplayer
[22:01] <silverarrow> how to find or generate on
[22:08] <silverarrow> someone here?
[22:10] <silverarrow> hei