[00:01] tomreyn: the thing i am having trouble understanding is why do these errors keep taking place when nothing is wrong with the disk or the drive? [00:02] hey [00:02] how do i get rid of ubuntu after installing it using wubi.exe [00:02] UltimaKR: because optical media sucks even more than magnetism based media. [00:03] it may work on one drive but not the other [00:03] in fact this is pretty common [00:03] tomreyn: so my only option really then is to try to use a program to allow the PC to boot from USB, so that I can use lubuntu from there? [00:04] would i need to burn it somehow or just copy the iso to a flash drive? [00:04] that or a tftp / etherboot you could still try the chainloading approach, or to boot from network [00:05] UltimaKR: i'm not terribly keen on carrying on with this [00:05] joggers: we can talk here [00:05] i would just put the hd in a usb enclosure, install to it from a differnt pc.. then put the hd back [00:06] or set it up with grub2 to boot an iso file from small partion at the front. ;) [00:07] netbooting may be a easier solution. [00:07] evening Dr_Willis_. You don't have any experience getting hdmi audio to work for radeons do you? [00:08] !pm > joggers [00:08] joggers, please see my private message [00:08] nashant: i rarely use ati video cards. [00:08] joggers: please see the private message from ubottu, I've asked you to stop pm'ing people earlier [00:08] Yeah, I thought that might be the case [00:08] nashant: run that pavucontrol tool and twiddle with it would be step 1 ;) === luckman212_ is now known as luckman212 [00:09] joggers: no need to msg me.. and ive no idea what you are asking abut Templets [00:11] the line sudo mv drupal-7.18/* drupal-7.18/.htaccess /var/www/drupal isn't working. [00:11] smkatz: you need to give info as I keep telling you [00:11] smkatz: "it's not working" tells us nothing [00:11] Since upgrading to 12.10 from 12.04, GNOME 3 is constantly freezing or crashing, which either requires a restart or a switch to a tty and a gnome-shell --replace. I tried upgrading GNOME using the official PPA, still same issue. Occurs on two computers, both with different graphics drivers. [00:12] it says no such fiile or directory [00:12] for both of then [00:12] tomreyn: Hmm. Just reinstalled and gave it the 128MB video from the start [00:12] *them [00:12] Same thing [00:12] smkatz: then the files don't exist in the directory you are in [00:12] don't worry -- I do expand on it's not working, it just takes me a while to type [00:12] except that when I do an ls [00:12] it says the directory drupal-7.18 does exist [00:12] in var/www [00:13] smkatz: please show me the output of this command "pwd" [00:13] How do i make a shortcut to show desktop? [00:14] bdi_: are you using unity? [00:16] I'm in var/www [00:16] smkatz: I asked you for the output of the command "pwd" [00:16] and there is a drupal-7.18 directory [00:16] smkatz: please give me what I ask you - not what you think I want [00:16] jrib, yes [00:17] Hmm. Fresh install, 12.10 VM, first login. I say remind me later to the updates, and then I get "The application Compiz has closed unexpectedly." [00:17] slash var slash www [00:17] What might be wrong? WOuld any of the details shown there be useful in diagnosis? [00:17] smkatz: do you mean /var/www [00:17] (My IRC client won't send that output because it interprets it as a command.) [00:17] yes [00:18] michagogo: the xorg and compiz logs wouldbe the virst place to check [00:18] smkatz: type /var/www [00:18] smkatz: now please show me the outpuf of the command "ls dru*" [00:18] ikonia: There are all the problem details in the "closed unexpectedly" box -- would any of them be helpful to you? [00:19] michagogo: to me...no, to a bug report yes [00:19] Okay [00:19] michagogo: I'd also consider your trying to run a 3d desktop in a virtual machine [00:19] compiz may not be happy with that [00:19] Can I tell it not to do that? [00:19] michagogo: unity depends on it [00:20] Wait, there was a checkbox for enabling 3d acceleration. [00:20] Should I power off and tick that? [00:20] in what format would you like that output [00:20] try it [00:20] smkatz: pastebin if it's long [00:20] smkatz: actually - wait [00:20] smkatz: do "ls | grep -i dru" pastebin the output of that [00:21] michagogo: that's why i brought up 3d earlier. but i doubt it works without the vbox guest utils installed. on the other hand, i think some of them got mainlined, so it could. === luckman212 is now known as luckman212_ [00:21] Well, if it does need those it'll be a catch-22 [00:21] michagogo: i suggested you run in recovery mode earlier (the stuff about pressing shift on boot), did you ever do it? [00:22] tomreyn: Must have missed that, sorry [00:22] recovery mode doesn't require 3d === luckman212_ is now known as luckman212__ [00:22] can I ask you another question? [00:22] Halp me please? After installing ubuntu, my laptop reboots to unknown filesysytem, grub rescue [00:22] when I did the previous command [00:22] I can see install.php now [00:22] but yes, I'll pastebin both those outputs [00:22] hang on [00:23] smkatz: just the last one [00:23] smkatz: not both of them [00:23] tomreyn: Under advanced options for ubuntu? [00:23] ok [00:24] Anyone? [00:24] michagogo: shut down the hard way, then start it again and hold doen left shift key while it's booting. this should bring up the boot menu, where you can select the recovery option. [00:24] tomreyn: I'm going to try to do it again [00:24] make sure you (mouse) click on the ubuntu VM before holding down shift. [00:24] n00bz: saying anyone is pointless [00:24] I figured it out === sharky1 is now known as sharky [00:24] the directory is not in the right place [00:24] thank you for your time [00:24] if you'd like to walk me more, feel free [00:25] Understood ikonia, i'm just desperate, cos i dunno how to fix it === luckman212__ is now known as luckman212_phone [00:25] tomreyn: Resume, clean, dpkg, failsafeX, fsck, grub, network, root, system-summary? [00:25] n00bz: if its a fresh install you could always try again [00:26] michagogo: umm, that's not the options i expected but try failsafeX [00:26] What did you expect? [00:26] wNz: i've no idea how to do anything from the screen im at [00:26] michagogo: something like "Ubuntu Linux 3.5.xxx", "Ubuntu Linux 3.5.xxx (Recovery)" [00:27] Yeah, I chose recovery there [00:27] Then I got those choices after a bunch of verbose boot stuff [00:27] i see, i guess that's new then or i haven't run into it, yet [00:27] well failsafex should help [00:28] tomreyn: Now it looks stuck: http://i.imgur.com/dHfdr.png [00:28] Or is it supposed to take a while? [00:29] michagogo: this can take up to 2 minutes [00:29] k [00:29] possibly more if it needs to check larger file systems [00:30] but since it's a VM i assume you only have one smaller partition there [00:31] anyone running ubuntu on the pi? [00:31] IIRC it's a dynamic vhd, max 100gb [00:32] Magoogle: yes [00:33] Still at that same view [00:33] michagogo: no new lines printed on screen? [00:33] Nope [00:33] Magoogle: Ubuntu wont work on the raspberry Pi - untill they get it ported to the arm 6. [00:34] Well, other than the ^[ from me forgetting to hit the host key before alt-tabbing [00:34] I just updated and my wifi nolonger connects, any help would be great. [00:34] michagogo: is it busy on the virtual hdd? the should be an access indicator on the bottom right [00:34] DOesn't seem to be doing anything, no [00:35] michagogo: hmm that's not good. reboot again, and select the fsck option this time [00:35] why fsck ? [00:36] tomreyn: Seems like this might be relevant: http://i.imgur.com/Rmc2X.png [00:36] ikonia: because his file system can be corrupt, having powered down uncleanly a couple times. [00:36] am i in the right place for help with ubuntu? [00:37] where did he say it powered down unclear (am I missing text) [00:37] michagogo: so when the blue platters icon, the most left one is blue instead of grey it means there is HDD activity. [00:37] No, it's always blue [00:37] All: Where is a good channel for PHP OOP? [00:37] ikonia: i suggested that he should close the guest window earlier, which means an unclen shutdown [00:38] Activity is indicated by a green circle on the bottom-right corner [00:38] so i made an install of ubuntu alongside win8, but after reboot it wont offer me a chance to start ubuntu, it will just start win8 immediately. what could have gone wrong? how do i boot ubuntu instead? [00:38] cexpert1: we are not a yellow pages of irc channels [00:38] Of the HDD icon, that is [00:38] cexpert1: #freenode will teach you how to use irc [00:38] michagogo: oh okay, i think you'Re right, the platter icon just indicates that a HDD is connected [00:38] Yep [00:39] hey [00:39] That's the blueness, I think, since there's a greyed out cd next to it [00:39] ikonia: Just asking, sure someone know, been searching and can't find one. [00:39] im trying to boot ubuntu off a usb flash drive i just bought [00:39] I'm a n00b with ununtu. i just did a fresh install of 10.04, and I am unable to connect wirelessly. Any dieas? [00:39] Anybody in here using crashplan.com? Are they good? [00:39] chewspam: depending on the network card. you may need to install some addatona drivers/firware [00:39] should i use unetbootin.exe? [00:39] firmware [00:40] lordnaz: unetbootin, or the many tools at the pendrivelinux site. [00:40] !ot | bdi_ [00:40] bdi_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, for all Ubuntu-related support questions. Please use #ubuntu-offtopic for other topics (though our !guidelines apply there too). Thanks! [00:40] cexpert1: #freenode will teach you how to search/use irc [00:40] lordnaz: or the various 'image' tools to put the iso straight to the flash [00:40] Dr., I can't seem to find any linux drivers for my Atheros AR8132 [00:40] Dr_Willis_, should i use the pendrive the way it is? [00:40] way it is? [00:40] it has the .exe's and everything on it [00:40] i just bought it [00:40] lordnaz: what exes? [00:41] ubuntu.exe [00:41] RunSanClubDisk.exe [00:41] etc... [00:41] You bot a Ubuntu flash? [00:41] i made a n ubuntu install but i want to replace it with an arch install, i can just overwrit that part of the harddrive with arch right? [00:41] mdma: not at all [00:41] ikonia: Already been there and no room search available nor instructions on search. Also Room search on IM client only showing first result, not able to see all! [00:41] i took it out of the box and ran unetbootin.exe using the ubuntu iso [00:41] go to the #archlinux room and tell them about your plan, get your flame shield ready [00:41] lordnaz: You used Unetbootin to put the ISO file image onto the flash? or how did that ubuntu stuff get there? [00:41] all the linux stuff is on theree [00:42] cexpert1: no you've not [00:42] cexpert1: you have not been in that channel [00:42] but the flash drivee stuff is still on there too [00:42] cexpert1: the people in #freenode will teach you how to user IRC / search / find channels [00:42] cexpert1:you can search for channels with alis, see /msg alis help list. /msg alis list *searchterm* looks for channel names containing searchterm. /msg alis list * -topic *searchterm* looks for channel topics containing searchterm. [00:42] Dr. Willis yea sorry its xbmc thats running on PI but thats the previous version before the mmade it run off of 1q2.10 [00:42] 12.10* [00:42] hello.. what kernel version does the latest ubuntu have? [00:42] hello guys, i looked alot for drivers for nvidia optimus and workarounds, does anyone know how i can use nvidia optimus on my laptop? [00:42] tomreyn: It's been 4-5 minutes that it's been showing this:tomreyn: [00:43] Erm [00:43] http://i.imgur.com/worRS.png [00:43] /msg alias list *php* [00:43] lordnaz: try to boot it up and see if it works. :) if not use some other tool to put the ISO onto the flash. backup any stuff that came with the flash if you want to keep it.. but ive never seen them come with anything worth keeping [00:43] I just updated and my wifi nolonger connects, any help would be great. [00:43] cexpert1: alis, not alias, and with no leading space [00:43] Magoogle: what was the question? I ant remember [00:43] ;) [00:43] k cool [00:43] no longer* [00:44] Any idea where I can find linux drivers for an Atheros AR8132 wireless card? [00:44] my ubuntu 23.20 has 3.5.0-21-generic [00:44] michagogo: that's after rebooting with the "fsck" option? [00:44] 12.10* [00:44] tomreyn: Rebooting, choosing recovery, and then fsck from the pink menu [00:44] 3.5 kernel.. ok, thanks [00:45] Does anyone know how i can use NVIDIA Optimus on my Acer Laptop? [00:45] michagogo: How do I pipe to .txt file? [00:45] apt-get update > ./text.txt or apt-get update >> ./text.txt [00:45] cexpert1: That's a client thing, I don't know [00:45] michagogo: can you just hit ctrl-c a couple times (after clicking the window so it grabs your keyboard input) [00:46] so i made an install of ubuntu alongside win8, but after reboot it wont offer me a chance to start ubuntu, it will just start win8 immediately. what could have gone wrong? how do i boot ubuntu instead? [00:46] michagogo: if this makes a difference it will show instantly [00:46] It did [00:46] Booted to ubuntu login screen [00:46] Can somebody help me with NVIDIA Optimus support on Ubuntu 12.10? [00:47] MDMA do you have secure boot turned on? [00:47] Maybe u dont install the grub [00:47] Should I go ahead and log in? [00:47] MDMA, just turn off uefi in your BIOS [00:47] if he turn off UEFI then he cant boot the OS because he probably installed both in UEFI mode === dankest is now known as dankest|away [00:47] =) [00:48] Costanza: dont know. // what is UEFI? [00:48] michagogo: weird. maybe there's a pause there on purpose so one can read the output. now see if you can select a different session type on the login screen [00:48] I had the same issue and it worked for me then [00:48] michagogo: i.e. not "Ubuntu / Unity" but something else [00:48] Erm. [00:48] Landi: did you talk to me? [00:48] Virtualbox just crashed [00:48] michagogo: whoops. which version? [00:49] Or rather, the VM did [00:49] same thing [00:49] tomreyn: The latest -- updated it today [00:49] MDMA, ya [00:49] i should install the grubn before i installed ubuntu? [00:49] does ubuntu boot using grub2-efi or does it boot to uefi using kernel? [00:50] Is there somebody that can help me with NVIDIA Optimus on Ubuntu 12.10? [00:50] michagogo: that would be 4.2.6. it says on the help menu, "about" option [00:50] Yeah, that [00:50] tomreyn: Okay, booted again [00:50] The only other option is Guest session or remote login [00:50] michagogo: do the failsafe again [00:50] Okay [00:51] Let me guess -- ^C that? [00:51] MDMA, When u are installing Ubuntu, he question u if u want install grub in MBR, u need say yes [00:51] michagogo: yes i guess [00:51] MBR? [00:51] LanDI: ifi didnt, how can i start it? [00:52] michagogo: my goal is for you to update ubuntu to the latest version, after which i hope booting with default settings will be flawless === smithkm_lunch is now known as smithkm [00:52] tomreyn: I downloaded and installed today [00:52] I am having a really hard time setting up my wireless network. I have no ssid showing up when I try to connect. Is there a way to see all of the available networks?? [00:52] rawr! [00:52] MDMA, MBR = Master Boot Record [00:52] michagogo: i was referring to patches. [00:52] do i have to compile kernel with CONFIG_EFI_STUB=y myself??? [00:53] Okay, at the logon screen [00:53] Though it looks the same [00:53] Entered password... [00:53] let's se [00:53] e [00:53] michagogo: we'll see [00:53] i've rebooted after install of ubuntu, and have a black termail screen that says grub rescue... what can i do? [00:54] i don't even know how to safely power off from here [00:55] the system dident boot properly n00bz you an just hit the reset/power buttons === dankest|away is now known as dankest [00:56] n00bz: you are not in the OS - but you are in the Grub Boot loader 'emergancey' type fallback command line [00:56] but it keeps bootiing to that Dr_Willis_ [00:56] So you need to reinstall/fix grub. [00:56] n00bz: you can safely pull the plug or rather switch off your PDU there, or hit reset button. you should download an ubuntu live/install cd for your version, boot off it (burn to cd or write it to a usb key) and run the recovery option [00:56] !fixtryb [00:56] !fixgrub [00:56] GRUB2 is the default Ubuntu boot manager since 9.10 (Karmic). Lost GRUB after installing Windows? See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub - For more information and troubleshooting for GRUB2 please refer to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 - See !grub1 for releases before Karmic (9.10) [00:56] right, i got the power off bit [00:56] tomreyn: Haven't gotten a dialog yet, but nothing else either. Just the wallpaper image [00:57] Oh, wait -- there's the Compiz crash [00:57] :-/ [00:57] tomreyn, i've still got the cd, but how do i even load it? [00:57] !kernel [00:57] The core of Ubuntu is the Linux kernel: see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel - You shouldn't have to compile your own, and if you need to troubleshoot issues, you can try a !Mainline kernel instead, but if you insist, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile (see also !Stages) [00:58] michagogo: :-/ i'm not sure what is wrong, but something is very wrong. if your host system was linux i'd recommend you to inspect the system log, as well as VirtualBoxs' log [00:58] !Mainline kernel [00:58] and Dr_Willis_ is it safe for me to mess around with grub if i don't know what i'm doing? [00:58] Is there some kind of keyboard shortcut that will bring up a terminal or something? [00:58] n00bz: you place it in the cdrom by and configure your bios to boot off it. [00:59] you make it sound so easy :P [00:59] n00bz: often there is some F key you can hit to access the boot menu when powering up the system [00:59] n00bz: live cd + that boot-repair tool is where i would start [01:00] n00bz: if there is not, you need to access your biod and then look for startup/boot options and change the boot order so that cdrom is before HDD === hmm is now known as Guest65540 [01:00] tomreyn: Okay, it's 3 am here [01:00] I'm giving up for now [01:00] hi.. can anyone help me out? I am trying to get the open source ati drivers to work under xubuntu 12.10, but I can't seem to get them to recognize the card. 12.04 recognizes the card with the opensource drivers. [01:01] n00bz: also have a look at what Dr_Willis made ubottu tell you earlier [01:01] i am! [01:02] Guest65540: which model do you have there? [01:02] i know my questions are retarded, but i do listen [01:02] 6290. It's a cheap netbook amd c-60 processor [01:02] n00bz: alright, sorry ;) people are often too lazy [01:02] or overwhelmed [01:03] I can get the properiety drivers working but they don't work so well with mythtv [01:03] tomreyn, i appreciate the help. my only other option is to take it locally to someone who offered to remove my HD save my files and reinstall windows [01:03] Guest65540: 6290? which brand? [01:03] ati [01:03] it's an apu [01:04] n00bz: i'd spend my night here, then, too ;) [01:04] heh [01:04] i reckon [01:04] how is ubuntu for wathcning movies? [01:04] Guest65540: so ati is the brand of the netbook, right? [01:04] <[snake]> can I tell ubuntu not to activate the screensaver while I am watching a video? [01:04] ZOMG EVERYONE GET OUT [01:04] THE WORLD IS ENDING [01:04] HURRY [01:04] cakeboss: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation. [01:04] <[snake]> with flash that is [01:04] it's a cheap acer 722 [01:05] i see [01:05] MDMA: just fine [01:05] the other option is to try helping me upgrade the kernel of 12.04 to 3.3+.. can't seem to get that to work [01:05] keeps using 3.2 for some reason [01:06] [snake]: try caffeine [01:07] [snake]: thats a software, not a bad joke [01:07] Guest65540: give me a mnute, i need to look stuff up [01:07] no problem [01:07] is it possible to re install a Ubuntu server over ssh? [01:07] <[snake]> tomreyn, that's awesome, I'll check it out :P [01:08] what's up n00bz? [01:08] Guest65540: you want to upgrade to linux 3.2? ubuntu 12.10 should come with linux 3.5 if i'm not mistaken. [01:08] it's broken septima :) [01:09] vlc [01:09] it does .. it uses 3.5 [01:09] SNAFU :) [01:09] XMLnewbi__, "reinstall"? not really, since SSH implies the server remains on and connected... [01:09] but that doesn't work correctly with the open source drivers or something [01:09] how's it broken? [01:09] XML nope, but what type of server is it? a VPS? [01:09] Guest65540: so you downgraded your kernel?! [01:09] so that's why I was going to just upgrade 12.04 3.3 [01:10] no I didn't [01:10] I have two installations of linux .. [01:10] well, my startup screen is grub error, and i don't know what to do... [01:11] n00bz: have you ran boot-repair on it? [01:11] is it possible using a VPS to start from scratch and switch to cpanel's [01:11] Guest65540: okay, can you please list the installations of linux and other operating sstems you have on this cetbook, including the linux kernel versions for me? [01:11] *netbook [01:11] septima if i knew how, i might [01:12] but what will boot repair do? [01:12] ok.. I have mythbuntu 12.04 installed it's using 3.2 35 I think [01:12] XML yes you can install cpanel on a VPS if your host OS is supported (ex CentOS) [01:12] i need windows at the moment, to run a VM to be able to use ubuntu, because my internet doesn't work with it [01:12] and I have xubuntu 12.10 and it's using 3.5 0.21 [01:13] I want to try upgrading the mythbuntu to 3.3. [01:13] I am having problems connecting to the internet. When I initially ran the setup, it connected fine. But now I cant see the ssid of any network and I cant connect if I do it manually, I have the right driver and everything though. [01:13] n00bz if you have moderatly powerful system virtualizing ubuntu as a guest in a windows host is fine [01:13] n00bz: well if ubuntu's in the VM, you can do one of two things: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair [01:14] n00bz: either mount the boot-repair disk image or mount the ubuntu install iso [01:14] noobz, if you have the cash using vmware + vmware tools makes the ubuntu vm management a lot easier [01:14] vmware player is free [01:15] yes, workstation is much improved but not worth the cash for average users [01:15] * n00bzz kicks her ISP [01:16] n00bzz: you can use boot repair one of two ways: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair the difference with a VM is that you load the iso up in the vm instead of burning it to a cd [01:17] Guest65540: alright, gotcha. if you don't mind, can you pick a different nickname, this would make adressing you easier for me. [01:17] how do you change again? /nick "username"? === SudoKing_ is now known as SudoKing [01:17] i have it on my HD as well septima, it's just useless to me without internet === Guest65540 is now known as ATI [01:17] there we go [01:17] haha [01:18] ATI: okay, cool, i hope this nickname isn't taken, yet. [01:18] n00bzz: you had the usb modem didn't you? [01:18] yesh septima [01:18] n00bzz: did that setup page not work for you? [01:18] i've 48 hours experience with linux, i'm still trying to understand [01:18] nothing works out of the box >.< [01:19] ATI: okay, let's concentrate on getting the drivers work on xubuntu 12.10 for now, i need yet to read up more, brb [01:19] oh ok.. no problem. [01:19] n00bzz: honestly, usb modems are just an odd thing [01:20] i struggled septima, since i could only make changes to ubuntu in my VM, while i look at the instructions [01:20] dumb question, how can I find which files are using my boot drives space? [01:20] like the biggest files/directories. I have other hdd's mounted that I don't care about, they're nearly empty [01:20] n00bzz: well doing it in the VM won't work.. because your VM is getting it's connection routed through your host (windows) [01:21] n00bzz: i'd print the instructions and use your other install [01:21] kevinch: you can do this in the terminal with (du or find or ls) and you can try in the gui with 'disk usage analyzer' [01:22] yeah this is ubuntu server so i'll have to use du or something [01:22] i'd need to dload usb_switchmode for that septima? [01:22] tomreyn: not sure if this info is needed. Under 12.04 when I hit glxinfo render reads Gallium 0.4 on AMD PALM while on 12.10 it stats LLVMpipe. [01:22] n00bzz: with apt-get? i'd try it.. if it already has it, it'll say so and won't bother downloading it again [01:23] kevinch: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/how-do-i-find-the-largest-filesdirectories-on-a-linuxunixbsd-filesystem/ [01:23] good start up article [01:23] thanks [01:23] blah, wont work without internet septima :P [01:23] yw [01:23] n00bzz: yeah, i realized that after i said it [01:23] heh [01:24] du just hangs sometimes [01:24] n00bzz: looks like it's already pre-installed on ubuntu 12.10 [01:25] i also have 0 bytes free so that could be a problem [01:25] excellent, finally some good news septima :D [01:25] kevinch: yea possible 0 space causes odd issues with applications === bridie_ is now known as brucet927 [01:25] time to go deleting [01:25] Is this the right place to ask a simple question about ubuntu one? [01:25] kevinch: is this a remote server? [01:27] brucet927: #ubuntuone is the place [01:27] cheers Idle0ne [01:27] home media server SolarisBoy [01:28] can someone help me figure out my wireless situation? I am using a netbook and cant figure out why the connection went out [01:28] ATI: okay, thanks. now start with the instructions in the firts answer here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/68306/how-do-i-restore-default-video-drivers [01:29] kevinch: boot the live cd and run the du's find's from there if needed [01:29] ATI: that's until the reboot, do not install the ati drivers afterwards. [01:29] i found a few to delete [01:29] 30gb may be too small for a boot drive and temp download folder eh? [01:29] ok give me a second. [01:30] 30gb for boot is huge unless you plan on having a *lot* of kernels [01:30] unless you mean boot=root.. [01:30] how do i setup a second monitor in 12.04? [01:30] then something is taking up my disk === luckman212_phone is now known as luckman212 [01:30]