[03:26] <realaradio> hi guy
[03:27] <realaradio> s
[03:27] <holstein> o/
[03:27] <realaradio> I've recently installed a fresh 13.04
[03:27] <realaradio> howto can setup usb automount?
[03:28] <holstein> realaradio: usb automount?
[03:28] <realaradio> yep, all my USB pendrives can't mount automatically
[03:28] <holstein> realaradio: you can just click on them in the file manager
[03:29] <realaradio> can't see that units... :/
[03:30] <holstein> realaradio: units?
[03:30] <holstein> http://www.mentby.com/Group/xubuntu-users/usb-drives-automount-issue-on-1204.html
[03:31] <holstein> Did you check Settings > File Manager > Advanced > Volume managed checked :  Yes
[03:33] <holstein> those settings are in the file manager
[03:35] <holstein> http://askubuntu.com/questions/142804/nautilus-does-not-mount-usb-storage-automatically
[03:53] <realaradio> thnx holstein , but don't work :/
[03:55] <len-1310> realaradio, should be settings manager -> Removable drives and media
[03:56] <len-1310> But if you are not seeing the drive in the file manager that is odd.
[03:56] <realaradio> yes, i check first three boxes
[03:57] <len-1310> in a terminal -> dmesg |tail
[03:57] <realaradio> [  308.741154] sd 8:0:0:0: Attached scsi generic sg2 type 0
[03:57] <len-1310> right after inserting your usb stick
[03:58] <len-1310> Its missing the rest.
[03:59] <len-1310> There should be about 5 lines after that. with [sde] in the line some where (or sdc or whatever)
[03:59] <realaradio> len-1310, http://pastebin.com/0A6aNSHL
[04:00] <len-1310> Ya that looks about right
[04:01] <len-1310> if you open (or have open ) the file manager ( I have thunar) it should be there on the left bar
[04:01] <len-1310> Mine is called G16
[04:01] <len-1310> single click opens
[04:01] <realaradio> thunar don't show the devices...
[04:02] <len-1310> have you tried logout and back in?
[04:02] <realaradio> yep,
[04:02] <len-1310> it sounds like a BG process isn't running.
[04:03] <len-1310> have you changed anything in Session and Startup?
[04:03] <realaradio> it's a fresh copy (not upgrade)
[04:04] <len-1310> I don't see anything in there that turning off would do that anyway...
[04:05] <len-1310> can you mkdir mnt;mount /dev/sdb1 mnt?
[04:06] <len-1310> (thats really two commands)
[04:09] <realaradio> yep, works manually... but the drives not appear in thunar or that desktop :/
[04:09] <len-1310> I was just making sure there was no permitions problem or something like that...
[04:12] <len-1310> I'm not sure which app does that... ps x on my system shows xfce4-volumed, gvfs-udisks2-volume-monitor, some other gvfs ones too.
[04:14] <len-1310> I would think it would be the gvfs backend that thunar uses to detect new drives.
[04:15] <len-1310> If it can't see the drive though, it can't automount it either.
[10:12] <Jeevan> hai
[10:13] <Jeevan> is there any software like ubuntu wubi to install ubuntustudio inside windows?
[10:13] <Jeevan> if yes please do mail me: jeevanus@live.com
[10:13] <Jeevan> thank you
[10:13] <Jeevan> bye
[10:33] <kamlesh> i want drivers for rme 400 fireface
[10:33] <kamlesh> ??
[14:03] <iorec> helo..i've a problem with jack. it says: "D-Bus: Jack server cannot be started." any ideas?
[14:03] <iorec> this is on ubuntu 13.04 with an (old) maudio usb interface.
[14:03] <iorec> and it used to work before on that machine (with an earlier ubuntu)
[14:03] <iorec> any steps to go through and test?
[14:27] <kamlesh> wave plugins
[14:27] <kamlesh> wave plugins?
[16:20] <iorec> hm..i can start jack via qjackctl when using the builtin soundcard
[16:21] <iorec> but when setting the maudio quattro usb external card as interface jack says: "D-Bus: Jack server cannot be started." any ideas?
[16:37] <zequence> iorec: That's a special card
[16:38] <zequence> I don't think you can run jack with it using all channels, as it's not usb2.0 compatible
[16:38] <zequence> (and I haven't heard of special drivers for it)
[16:38] <zequence> iorec: Try setting input and output to only two channels each
[16:55] <iorec> zequence: great, now it seems to start..
[16:56] <iorec> but strangly the sound still comes out of the builtin card..
[17:02] <zequence> iorec: I need to get going, but you can read more about the audio systems, here..
[17:02] <zequence> !proaudio
[17:02] <ubottu> For information on professional audio tools in Ubuntu, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuStudio/ProAudioIntro
[17:05] <iorec> uk, danks.
[19:15] <studio-user621> Hi!
[19:15] <studio-user621> Anyone here?
[19:40] <oslt> Hello
[19:40] <oslt> Need help again with Jack Audio Server
[19:41] <oslt> Hello
[19:41] <oslt> My Platform is Ubuntu Studio 13.04
[19:41] <oslt> Like it a lot.
[19:42] <oslt> Tried musescore, great!
[20:19] <oslt> Nobody talking?
[22:03] <sery> installation de openoffice
[22:06] <Unit193> You can install libreoffice, sudo apt-get install libreoffice libreoffice-gtk
[22:06] <Unit193> !libreoffice
[22:06] <ubottu> LibreOffice is a Free and open source office suite that includes word processor, spreadsheet, presentation, vector drawing and database components. To install: "sudo apt-get install libreoffice". User help available in #libreoffice.
[23:14] <antivapor1> hi, how do you make a script out of a bunch of terminal commands?