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loopz | hi people | 02:55 |
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loopz | can someone help me in sudo for ubuntu? | 02:58 |
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shivang | hey maulik | 05:51 |
maulik | hello | 05:51 |
maulik | at KDE meetup India with @shivang | 06:06 |
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vbgunz | does anyone here know how I can burn some files onto a usb live iso? | 08:22 |
vbgunz | I want to put some files onto the disk I can have access to do during a session | 08:22 |
tsimpson | vbgunz: you can partition the USB device and put files in a separate partition, or you could remaster the ISO and add files to it (which is more complex) | 08:31 |
vbgunz | tsimpson: hey thanks, I swear I think the partition idea is smoother. This is for a Redo Backup. Pretty bad ass project, so badass I'm honestly thinking about donating something to them. Anyhow, I just want one stick with Redo Backup and the actual backup image on the stick. Not as easy but think I am going to go for the partition trick | 08:32 |
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root____ | dasf | 09:41 |
hyper_ch | hi there, is htere no alternative version of rary for download? | 09:53 |
tsimpson | hyper_ch: no, precise was the last release to supply an alternate CD | 10:00 |
hyper_ch | tsimpson: how would I then encrypt during install? | 10:00 |
tsimpson | hyper_ch: that's handled by the GUI installer now | 10:00 |
hyper_ch | it seems I need to setup my computer anew as I accidentally wiped my partition scheme | 10:00 |
hyper_ch | it can do it now? | 10:01 |
tsimpson | yes, I believe that's why the alternate image was dropped | 10:01 |
tsimpson | that and LVM begin supported (I think) | 10:01 |
hyper_ch | :) | 10:02 |
hyper_ch | have you got any idea how to recover partition layout? | 10:02 |
hyper_ch | system's still up and running | 10:02 |
hyper_ch | but won't survive reboot | 10:02 |
tsimpson | I don't, but I heard gpart helps with that | 10:05 |
tsimpson | I'm always _really_ sure when I write the partition table ;) | 10:05 |
* tsimpson finds something wooden to knock on | 10:05 | |
Torch | hyper_ch: testdisk or gpart (NOT to be confused with gparted) will restore partition tables. | 10:08 |
hyper_ch | tsimpson: can the live cd also setup an encrypted system? | 10:08 |
hyper_ch | Torch: gpart didn't find anything :( | 10:08 |
hyper_ch | http://paste.ubuntu.com/5557641/ | 10:09 |
tsimpson | hyper_ch: yes, though I haven't done a live install in a while (just upgrades) so I haven't tried it personally | 10:09 |
FlameReaper | Torch: can testdisk or gpart restore partition tables on a disk image? | 10:09 |
Torch | FlameReaper: i'd assume yes, but i have no idea honestly | 10:10 |
FlameReaper | because I have a partition backed up | 10:10 |
FlameReaper | and keeping it in case I can recover the partition table | 10:11 |
FlameReaper | apparently files seem to be intact but the partition table is damaged | 10:11 |
Torch | FlameReaper: partition backed up? you mean you have an image of the file system? then you wouldn't need the original partition table to restore it, right? | 10:11 |
FlameReaper | i don't know about that | 10:12 |
FlameReaper | it's just that I can't access it | 10:12 |
FlameReaper | diagnostics seem to indicate files are fine | 10:12 |
FlameReaper | but photorec doesn't seem reliable enough for me | 10:13 |
hyper_ch | tsimpson: the encryption selection gives an error | 10:24 |
tsimpson | hyper_ch: hmm, I haven't use it so I don't think I know how to help with it | 10:33 |
hyper_ch | well, setting up manually the encrypted system doesn't work | 10:33 |
hyper_ch | tsimpson: do you know if rary has LO 4? | 10:48 |
tsimpson | hyper_ch: no idea, sorry | 10:49 |
hyper_ch | tsimpson: it has :) and why do I keep calling it rary instead of raring | 10:50 |
tsimpson | I think it sounds better that raring :) | 10:51 |
hyper_ch | yeah, same here | 10:51 |
tsimpson | rary ringtail | 10:51 |
jayzeegp | hello everyone | 11:31 |
kbana | hello | 12:01 |
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tomte | hi there! | 12:28 |
tomte | I tried installing kubuntu 11.10 on my old laptop but the installer crashes at the hardware configuration | 12:29 |
tomte | unfortunatly there is no error message in the nice popup window, so I don't know what's going on | 12:30 |
MsCourtney | tomte: Can you try with a newer version like 12.10? | 12:30 |
tomte | is there any way to see the error message another way? | 12:30 |
tomte | MsCourtney: no, since those kernels don't support non-pae cpus | 12:31 |
MsCourtney | tomte: What about lubuntu then install Kubuntu-desktop or the ubuntu mini iso? | 12:32 |
tomte | the latest version have the same non-pae problem, I tried the mini iso as well | 12:33 |
tomte | it would help a great deal if I could see what is going on, can I follow the process on a console? | 12:35 |
yofel | tomte: what happened to trying 12.04? | 12:36 |
tomte | yofel: the 12.04 kernel doesn't support my cpu since it doesn't have pae support | 12:37 |
yofel | 11.10 will reach end of life in about 2 months, so maybe not the best choice | 12:37 |
tomte | yofel: I'm not scared about end of life, as long as I can install I can take care of updates later on | 12:38 |
yofel | tomte: there is a non-pae version of the precise kernel | 12:43 |
yofel | did the 12.04 image not boot at all? | 12:43 |
tomte | yofel: no it didn't | 12:43 |
tomte | and I couldn't find an option to use another kernel | 12:44 |
yofel | which image was that? 12.04.2? | 12:45 |
yofel | tomte: then again, installing 11.10 and upgrading that would indeed be another option | 12:46 |
yofel | 12.04 shouldn't be failing though... | 12:47 |
tomte | it does and it was the one from the kubuntu page, so 12.04.2 | 12:47 |
ovidiu-florin | hello world :D | 13:01 |
ovidiu-florin | I'm trying a kubuntu 12.10 installation from a USB drive made with unetbootin, but the installer crashes all the time | 13:02 |
yofel | ovidiu-florin: try starting it from a live session. The logs would be in /var/log/installer/ | 13:31 |
aspirantux | Is there someone inhere? | 13:40 |
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_JuJuBee | I can't get my dhcp server (isc-dhcp-server) to start. syslog shows.. http://pastebin.com/HgpuSfmp I have set eth1 in /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server as the listen interface and have a subnet in my dhcpd.conf file similar to a different server config that IS working. | 14:07 |
ikonia | _JuJuBee: looks like you are trying to serve a network that is outside the range of your eth1 interface address | 14:12 |
_JuJuBee | ikonia: my eth1 is 192.168.6.1/24 and dhcpd.conf subnet is http://pastebin.com/cpYkBReA | 14:18 |
BluesKaj | Hey all | 14:18 |
ikonia | _JuJuBee: how did you tell it to listen on eth1 ? | 14:20 |
_JuJuBee | ikonia: /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server has a line INTERFACES=eth1 | 14:20 |
ikonia | _JuJuBee: very odd, | 14:23 |
ikonia | _JuJuBee: what is the default parameter for the INTERFACES= option | 14:23 |
_JuJuBee | ikonia: "" | 14:24 |
_JuJuBee | empty | 14:24 |
ikonia | _JuJuBee: reset it to that for a test, as that is "all interfaces" | 14:24 |
ikonia | _JuJuBee: then restart dhcp | 14:24 |
_JuJuBee | I tried | 14:24 |
ikonia | _JuJuBee: same error ? | 14:24 |
ikonia | _JuJuBee: where is your dhcpd config located ? | 14:25 |
_JuJuBee | ikonia: /etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf | 14:25 |
ikonia | _JuJuBee: is that the right place ? | 14:26 |
_JuJuBee | It is where it is located on my other server | 14:27 |
_JuJuBee | ikonia: in /etc/default/isc-dhcp-server I have DHCPD_CONF=/etc/dhcp3/dhcpd.conf | 14:29 |
ikonia | so that should be sane | 14:29 |
_JuJuBee | However, I copied config to /etc/dhcp/ and now it starts... strange | 14:29 |
ikonia | interesting | 14:29 |
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_JuJuBee | ikonia: everything working now. Sorry for the cross post... :( | 14:40 |
ikonia | no problem | 14:40 |
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the_raven | just did an upgrade to KDE 4.10 on Kubuntu 12.04 x64 and lightdm was added? so now x doesnt seem know what display manager to use and it only opens shell and i have to type startx everytime, so is there a way to disable lightdm? | 15:01 |
the_raven | doesnt seem to work to run 2 display managers at the same time... | 15:01 |
the_raven | so does it work to use the old display manager on KDE 4.10 to make the loginscreen work again? | 15:03 |
BluesKaj | the_raven, lightdm is the default DM now , try removing KDM to see if that helps . Also ,reinstalling lightdm might also work . | 15:05 |
the_raven | but i use a custom theme on kdm from kde-look.org does it work with lightdm? | 15:06 |
the_raven | but yeah i can try to remove kdm... | 15:07 |
BluesKaj | you have to reset your theme for lightdm , the_raven | 15:08 |
the_raven | ok. but while running apt-get purge kdm the terminal said: Following packages will be removed: kdm* kubuntu-desktop* ? | 15:12 |
the_raven | it seems to drag kubuntu-desktop with it when remove kdm... | 15:16 |
hyper_ch | tsimpson: system restored (most of it).... running now 13.04 | 15:50 |
hyper_ch | hi there, in dolphin you have the places panel - where are the files stored for it? I jsut re-setup my computer and copied the .kde folder back but the places in dolphin weren't restored | 16:05 |
BluesKaj | hyper_ch the places are links to drives and folders etc , just right click on the folder and choose "add to places" | 16:54 |
hyper_ch | BluesKaj: no, where is the config located | 16:55 |
BluesKaj | dunno , never bothered to look for it | 16:55 |
hyper_ch | BluesKaj: I copied all of .kde back and the places list is empty | 16:56 |
hyper_ch | well, empty as in default entries and no custom ones that I made | 16:56 |
Ginder87 | hy all | 17:01 |
BluesKaj | hyper_ch, the only conf file i can locate in ~/.kde is , ~/.kde/share/config/ , but i don't see any reference to places there | 17:02 |
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robzye | hey guys im having some problems installing catalyst (amd) on ubuntu 12.10. running a 5xxx card with a i5 (intel). i've checked the web but everytime i find an answer there is always a little step that goes wrong which they don't explain :/ | 17:17 |
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hyper_ch | BluesKaj: I just have to search then for the file in the whole home folder | 17:18 |
BluesKaj | yeah , then just chosse add to places, or you could right click in the places area and choose add entry and type in the path to the folder | 17:22 |
BluesKaj | or look here , hyper_ch http://userbase.kde.org/Dolphin/File_Management#Places | 17:24 |
hyper_ch | BluesKaj: I need to know where Dolphin saves the config file that contains all the custom places that I added before | 17:24 |
hyper_ch | BluesKaj: so that I don't have to re-add them again | 17:24 |
BluesKaj | yes hyper_ch I know that but i haven't found a reference to a confifg filke with settings for dolphinb places | 17:26 |
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Guest90002 | hello | 17:41 |
* genii-around makes more coffee | 17:43 | |
* L3top steals genii-around grounds | 17:43 | |
hyper_ch | BluesKaj: I found the file | 17:47 |
hyper_ch | but I wonder why it wasn't applied | 17:47 |
BluesKaj | hyper_ch, what's the file path | 17:47 |
BluesKaj | ? | 17:47 |
hyper_ch | .kde/share/apps/kfileplaces/bookmarks.xml | 17:47 |
hyper_ch | when I copied the .kde folder back - including this file - I wasn't logged in in kde.... all works but that one | 17:48 |
BluesKaj | dunno how xml bookmarks link to dolphin places | 17:51 |
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hyper_ch | BluesKaj: well, it's the file for the dolphin places since it has entries that I only used in there.... still weird.... thx anyway | 17:53 |
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BluesKaj | hyper_ch, open dolphin and put that file in the path in "add entries" | 17:55 |
mandoguit | dolphin > find > more options totally greyed out and doesn't seem to be any way, afaics, to toggle any of the options on. anyone confirm this at their end? Kernel: 3.8.0-7-generic x86_64 (64 bit) | 18:25 |
mandoguit | Desktop: KDE 4.10.00 Distro: Ubuntu Raring Ringtail (development branch) tnks. :) | 18:25 |
genii-around | mandoguit: #ubuntu+1 for Raring | 18:26 |
mandoguit | oops yes thanks :) | 18:27 |
laffytaffy | Hi all im new to Kubuntu :) | 20:01 |
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pjdamws | how do you like it so far laffytaffy | 20:15 |
johnflux | I have my laptop plugged in and when I try to decrease the screen brightness, it decreases for a moment than increases back to full brightness | 20:19 |
johnflux | any ideas why? | 20:19 |
away | johnflux, you went into battery monitor settings -> energy savings and adjusted the brightness properly? | 20:21 |
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johnflux | away: yes | 20:39 |
johnflux | away: using the battery applet in the systray | 20:40 |
johnflux | away: it dims for about 10 seconds, then increases in brightness again - most strange! | 20:41 |
Walex | johnflux: there are zillions of little power management applets and scripts that manage power levels for you... | 21:00 |
Walex | johnflux: whether you like it or not. | 21:00 |
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tomas__ | hi | 22:10 |
mr-rich | How do I completely disable the idle lock screen so I don't have to enter a password? 12.04.2 | 22:24 |
AbhiK | mr-rich: System Settings>Display 'n Monitor>Screen Locker | 22:31 |
mr-rich | AbhiK: I have "Require password after:" unchecked ... always have ... still need to put in a password ... frustrating ... | 22:34 |
AbhiK | actually u hv to uncheck "start automatically" | 22:35 |
AbhiK | it's like the master setting | 22:35 |
AbhiK | for "require passwd" | 22:35 |
AbhiK | or u can even increase time | 22:35 |
AbhiK | watever suits u | 22:36 |
mr-rich | AbhiK: I want my wife to be able to use this box when she needs ... I still want to have the Screen Saver kick in, though ... | 22:37 |
mr-rich | AbhiK: but not the screen locker w/password ... | 22:37 |
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mr-rich | AbhiK: just a blank screen ... save wear & tear on the monitor ... | 22:38 |
AbhiK | yyeaa | 22:38 |
AbhiK | u can change simple locker | 22:39 |
AbhiK | to screen saver | 22:39 |
mr-rich | I have that selected ... always have ... didn't require a password until the last couple of updates ... | 22:39 |
AbhiK | Ohhkay! | 22:40 |
AbhiK | i hv so less idea on updates | 22:40 |
AbhiK | what's ur version anyways | 22:41 |
AbhiK | ? | 22:41 |
mr-rich | AbhiK: should be that if I uncheck "Require password", it shouldn't require a password ... | 22:41 |
mr-rich | 12.04.2 | 22:41 |
AbhiK | ummm | 22:42 |
AbhiK | actually simple locker is the thing | 22:42 |
AbhiK | which locks the screen | 22:42 |
mr-rich | I don't want to lock the screen with a password ... just have a screen saver kick in ... move the mouse and you're in ... | 22:43 |
AbhiK | errm | 22:43 |
AbhiK | in screen saver mode | 22:43 |
AbhiK | u would have to prrn to home-screeness a key to retu | 22:43 |
AbhiK | press* | 22:44 |
mr-rich | That's fine ... press a key ... no password ... | 22:44 |
AbhiK | u would have to press a key to return to home-screen | 22:44 |
AbhiK | yeaa | 22:44 |
mr-rich | do I leave "Start automatically" unchecked? | 22:45 |
AbhiK | not exactly | 22:45 |
AbhiK | i had it checked | 22:45 |
AbhiK | and selected screen saver | 22:45 |
mr-rich | That's what I have ... always have ... | 22:46 |
AbhiK | ahh, if it's unchecked, ur screen saver won't load | 22:46 |
AbhiK | ummm | 22:46 |
mr-rich | it's only since the last 2 updates that it's requiring a pasword ... | 22:46 |
mr-rich | even though I have "require password" unchecked ... | 22:47 |
AbhiK | i suggest u to wait for some other persoon's reply! | 22:48 |
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aliasneo | Hi, I have run out of space on /dev/sda1 partition. It is mounted to /boot , the HD device is 600 GB but I am not able to increase the /dev/sda1 partition size | 23:27 |
aliasneo | the /dev/sda1 partition size is 250 mb | 23:28 |
aliasneo | I have installed Gparted | 23:28 |
aliasneo | I would like guidance on the method to increase the space] | 23:28 |
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