[00:00] <_____> that computer does not have the internet
[00:00] <ikonia> then how are you installing packages ?
[00:00] <_____> its on a seperate computer
[00:00] <bwayne> Vivekananda: there's also ubuntu-tweak, but I'm not sure sure if you'd like to install a ppa.
[00:00] <_____> I think its fine now
[00:00] <_____> im just unsure how id uninstall samba3
[00:00] <ikonia> _____: how are you installing packages without internet
[00:00] <vida-loca> hi everyone, quick question: compiling an old bash-2.05b with gcc-4.7 on Ubuntu 13.04 3.8.0-19-generic running on QEMU, I am getting these errors: "bash-2.05b/lib/readline/terminal.c:634: undefined reference to `tputs'". I am pretty sure that all the deps are met...
[00:01] <_____> it came with the OS
[00:01] <Vivekananda> okay
[00:01] <ikonia> _____: what version of ubuntu is this ?
[00:01] <_____> it isnt ubuntu
[00:01] <ikonia> _____: then please don't ask in here
[00:01] <vida-loca> Kubuntu sorry
[00:01] <mrrcp> how can i backup my laptop
[00:02] <mrrcp> and reinstall the image
[00:02] <Vivekananda> weird things are happenning
[00:02] <_____> its still bash
[00:02] <ikonia> _____: this channel is not for non-ubuntu support
[00:02] <ikonia> _____: what OS is this ?
[00:02] <_____> well just pretend I am in ubuntu
[00:02] <bwayne> mrrcp: i use clonezilla livecd.  it's very easy to use.
[00:02] <ikonia> _____: no, what OS is this
[00:02] <Vivekananda> my letters are getting deleted and hidden eg now after choosing large on the universal I only see " vivekana" and lost the rest of the name in htere
[00:02] <_____> how do I check
[00:02] <ikonia> _____: you don't know what OS you are using ?
[00:02] <_____> linux mint
[00:02] <loa> how i can install older version of chrome on my ubuntu?
[00:03] <_____> thats all I know
[00:03] <ikonia> _____: ok, so there is a mint channel on spot net
[00:03] <loa> i dont' like current version.
[00:03] <ikonia> !mint | _____
[00:03] <ikonia> spotchat sorry
[00:03] <loa> some plugins are broken for current version
[00:03] <bwayne> Vivekananda: over your entire desktop?
[00:03] <Vivekananda> bway I lost you sentence
[00:03] <Vivekananda> I can just see over your e....
[00:03] <bwayne> Vivekananda: undo
[00:04] <Vivekananda> done
[00:04] <Vivekananda> undo done
[00:04] <Vivekananda> now looking for
[00:04] <linuxuz3r> google is not on linuxcon
[00:04] <Vivekananda> this video -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfdZvPCgAr8
[00:04] <Vivekananda> I will watch this
[00:06] <david_> I would like to know how to install xamp in ubuntu 12.04 but I dont know if this is the right channel for it?
[00:07] <ikonia> david_: use lamp instead
[00:07] <david_> xamp is lamp
[00:07] <ikonia> david_: no it's not
[00:07] <ikonia> david_: it's a selfcontained version that can cause a lot of problems
[00:07] <ikonia> david_: hence why I said use lamp
[00:07] <david_> why is that?
[00:08] <ikonia> david_: why is what ?
[00:08] <Heeeeelp> I still get the unmount cd drive error ikonia
[00:09] <david_> why would xamp cause problems
[00:09] <david_> ?
[00:09] <f00bar80> anybody can point me on how to automate servers' ssh remote access without using keys?
[00:09] <ikonia> because it's not controlled by the package manager, it can cause conflicts with the ubuntu installed packages/services, it's totally self contained for "generic" linux, it's not aware of the init system
[00:10] <ikonia> I can go on.....
[00:11] <bwayne> f00bar80: you want to be able to log in automatically without using a key?
[00:11] <david_> so what is the website to install lamp, im just learning all this for the first time and just want to set my self up so I can start learning PHP.
[00:11] <ikonia> !lamp | david_
[00:13] <david_> wow theres a lot of information in that link, do i really need to go through all of that ?
[00:18] <daftykins> david_: "website to install LAMP" what do you mean exactly?
[00:19] <ikonia> david_: yes, if you want to understand it properly, you need to do that
[00:19] <ikonia> david_: you only need to install the components you need
[00:20] <jmgk> For Wine
[00:20] <ikonia> david_: if you actually read the first section, you'll see the short cuts
[00:20] <jmgk> Will Ubuntu 10.04 support it?
[00:20] <jmgk> Not sure if its still supported
[00:20] <ikonia> david_: first fiew lines gives you the 1 command you need
[00:23] <codercotton> hello, I'm adding a script to the end of my preseed, like "d-i preseed/run string celeste-network-config.sh" - where would I put this file?
[00:23] <codercotton> 5:01 PM
[00:26] <geoffmcc> .quit
[00:26] <Reiserfs> !ops
[00:26] <ikonia> Reiserfs: ?
[00:26] <Reiserfs> sorry
[00:34] <zippo^> Which desktop envoriment of Ubuntu is most use? Unity, KDE, Gnome Classic , etc. ?
[00:37] <Dr_feelgud> Gnome is the most popular.
[00:38] <zippo^> Gnome (3 version) or Gnome Classic (as 2 version), Dr_feelgud ?
[00:40] <Dr_feelgud> Gnome 3
[00:40] <zippo^> ah ok, but I don't like Gnome 3 :-P
[00:41] <Dr_feelgud> I use lubuntu
[00:42] <zippo^> I like Gnome Classic very much
[00:46] <linuxuz3r> hi ho hello
[00:47] <linuxuz3r> how do i delete a package and its dependencies
[00:47] <linuxuz3r> remove even
[00:49] <linuxuz3r> anyone
[00:49] <auscompgeek> linuxuz3r: `sudo apt-get remove <package>`?
[00:50] <wilee-nilee> linuxuz3r: sudo apt-get purge 'package' generally works, and additionally a autoclean and autoremove can do this, depends really onwhat its attached to.
[00:50] <ttyS1> how can i check at what speed cp can cp a file ?
[00:50] <linuxuz3r> ok
[00:50] <linuxuz3r> wilee-nilee, thanks
[00:51] <jmgk> hm
[00:53] <LinuxGuy2020> Is there a better way to download a bundle of all the gnome shell extensons for an offline machine or another way other than one by one and backing them up with an online machine?
[00:54] <jmgk> hi
[00:54] <mrrcp> hi
[00:54] <mrrcp> !hi
[00:55] <jmgk> hey aditya
[00:58] <ttyS1> how can a benchmark read and write files and directories speed to a disk ?
[00:59] <Deepfriedice> LinuxGuy2020, are those installed though a package manager? if so, I believe Synaptic can produce download scripts instead of downloading things directly.
[01:02] <knoppix246785> Hello?
[01:03] <knoppix246785> I need some help
[01:03] <knoppix246785> Floodbot1
[01:03] <Deepfriedice> knoppix246785, No point asking to ask. What do you need?
[01:04] <knoppix246785> Well I know this is an ubuntu chatroom but I have knoppix, can I download certain games for knoppix?
[01:04] <linuxuz3r> how do i install kde?
[01:05] <knoppix246785> I looked on youtube and there's not much on it about knoppix 6.4
[01:07] <Deepfriedice> linuxuz3r, "sudo apt-get install kde-standard"
[01:07] <reisio> linuxuz3r: or kubuntu-desktop
[01:08] <yoojin> Hello. Ubuntu GNOME 13.04 does not work out of the box with my laptop sound card, based on a Realtek ALC889 chip. This is actually a regression, but I am not sure how to fix it. Attatched is a link which is unintelligible to me, myself, but may be related or no. Will follow directions to resolve this issue if ANYBODY is willing to help!! https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2013-February/026143.html
[01:08] <Deepfriedice> linuxuz3r, Actually, read this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingKDE
[01:09] <linuxuz3r> Deepfriedice, ok
[01:09] <nevyn> yoojin: what kernel are you running?
[01:10] <yoojin> nevyn: How can I determine that, easily?
[01:11] <yoojin> nevyn: I believe 3.11.0-8-generic... But need verification.
[01:12] <yoojin> nevyn: Okay, nevermind, that is correct - 3.11.0-8-generic
[01:13] <Heeeeelp> can someone assist me in installing ubuntu on my new build
[01:13] <yoojin> nevyn: I've thought of going into the bios and changing modes to the older AC'97 as a fallback plan...
[01:14] <Deepfriedice> Heeeeelp, Are you trying to dual boot or running into problems?
[01:15] <Heeeeelp> just problems
[01:16] <yoojin> This is my precise problem. How can this solution be implemented? http://www.spinics.net/lists/stable-commits/msg19502.html
[01:16] <Deepfriedice> Heeeeelp, Specifically?
[01:16] <phunyguy> yoojin: you can compile your own kernel with the patches applied, or file a bug report on Launchpad
[01:17] <yoojin> phunyguy: This isn't something I've done before so I may need to do both. Can I trouble you for a little more assistance? I'm sure the linux community needs the bug report.
[01:18] <phunyguy> unfortunately I think your best course of action would be to let Ubuntu handle it.  The turnaround time shouldn't be too bad.
[01:18] <phunyguy> compiling your own kernel isn't for the faint of heart.
[01:18] <yoojin> Well, I would love the opportunity to learn.
[01:18] <yoojin> Do you think there is a guide which may help?
[01:19] <phunyguy> !kernel | yoojin
[01:21] <phunyguy> yoojin: see the special sections labeled: "Reasons for NOT compiling a custom kernel" and "Reasons for compiling a custom kernel"
[01:22] <phunyguy> and make your choice. :)
[01:22] <linuxuz3r> why whats the reason
[01:22] <phunyguy> linuxuz3r: he has a special case that was fixed with a patch for 3.5
[01:22] <nevyn> yoojin: you could just set a model parameter by hand on the audio driver
[01:23] <phunyguy> if that patch isn't in Ubuntu......
[01:23] <phunyguy> that too.
[01:23] <yoojin> Woah. Yeah, that does look foreboding. So, the patch I linked earlier from http://www.spinics.net/lists/stable-commits/msg19502.html -- Let me get this straight. That link contains C code. a modified portion of the source files to the linux kernel?
[01:23] <phunyguy> yoojin: indeed.
[01:23] <nevyn> so that code just autodetects the pci id and configures the widget -> dac map based on a special set of rules because the acpi tables lie.
[01:24] <phunyguy> that page also says it has been added to the stable tree
[01:25] <yoojin> So the hardware doesn't get identified and it's an uphill struggle to maintain compatibility on the part of the kernel programmers due to the quirks of various hardware manufacturers?   ...great. So, I did read that it was fixed in 3.5, however there has since been a regression that isn't documented on google as far as I can tell.
[01:25] <phunyguy> however I am not sure what "Stable tree" refers to in this context
[01:26] <yoojin> The stable tree of the Linux kernel, I 'think'.
[01:27] <nevyn> phunyguy: umm that it's been merged by linus (hopefully via takashi)
[01:27] <phunyguy> hopefully.
[01:27] <phunyguy> bbiab.
[01:27] <phunyguy> hope I helped.
[01:28] <yoojin> Well, yes. In theory you told me it's fixed or I can wait. I feel that there must be some kind of action I could be taking and don't know what to do, so that's a bit frustrating in and of itself.
[01:28] <nevyn> yoojin: you could just set a model parameter by hand on the audio driver
[01:29] <yoojin> nevyn: I'll run with that and come back and thank you if you're still on.
[01:29] <nevyn> so in /etc/modules.d/audio.conf put the line options snd-hda-intel model="insertcorrectmodelhere"
[01:29] <nevyn> then reboot
[01:31] <yoojin> WOW, you mean Like with a text editor? I'm on it. Thank you so much, much hope now.
[01:31] <yoojin> I wish the reasoning behind where to find these files was self-evident. I feel like an idiot at times.
[01:31] <nevyn> 11:30 < yoojin> Woah. Yeah, that does look foreboding. So, the patch I linked earlier from http://www.spinics.net/lists/stable-commits/msg19502.html -- Let me get this straight. That link
[01:31] <nevyn>                 contains C code. a modified portion of the source files to the linux kernel?
[01:32] <nevyn> 11:31 < phunyguy> yoojin: indeed.
[01:32] <nevyn> oops
[01:32] <FloodBot1> nevyn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:32] <nevyn> the correct  model btw...
[01:32] <nevyn> is no-primary-hp
[01:33] <yoojin> there is no  /etc/modules.d/audio.conf
[01:33] <yoojin> Is is possible my sound card is configured without modules?
[01:33] <yoojin> I'll work around getting it to a module if you think it's right.
[01:33] <nevyn> /etc/modprobe.d mybad
[01:34] <deezed> #wine
[01:34] <linuxuz3r> well i installed kde
[01:34] <linuxuz3r> now im stuck at booting ubuntu
[01:34] <reisio> yoojin: lsmod would tell you if the module is loaded... as a module :)
[01:34] <linuxuz3r> im stuck at line firewire_ohci
[01:34] <deezed> isn't there a wine channel?
[01:34] <yoojin> okay, nevyn!
[01:35] <reisio> deezed: /msg alis list *wine*
[01:35] <wylde> deezed: #winehq
[01:35] <deezed> ;msg alis list wine
[01:35] <yoojin> Thank you reisio, it is, I am lacking as nevyn has told me the correct parameters, but the card shows up.
[01:35] <deezed> ok
[01:35] <deezed> ty
[01:35] <reisio> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[01:35] <yoojin> nevyn: alsa-base.conf, for the insertion of the previously mentioned line?
[01:36] <nevyn> yoojin: so the patch automates this by checking the pci id
[01:36] <yoojin> like, lspci does?
[01:37] <linuxuz3r> im stuck with booting ubuntu after installing kde im stuck at loading initrd.img
[01:38] <nevyn> yoojin: so.. you just need to set the option model=no-primary-hp and it should work
[01:38] <hualet_deepin> hi, there, what's palm detection in touchpad settings?
[01:38] <nevyn> hualet_deepin: what it says on the box
[01:38] <linuxuz3r> can someone help
[01:39] <hualet_deepin> nevyn, what box?
[01:39] <deezed> anyway guys, my thing is, I cant configure wine. Just if I use playonlinux. I can't just launch 'configure wine'. Do you know why is that?
[01:40] <yoojin> yes, I have done that.
[01:40] <reisio> hualet_deepin: if it can detect your palm, then it can distinguish it from a finger or stylus, and potentially ignore it
[01:40] <yoojin> modprobe reload it or restart my computer?
[01:40] <reisio> hualet_deepin: quite useful for, for example, being able to write on a tablet naturally (with your palm resting on the surface as well)
[01:40] <reisio> also frequently useful just for typing with a touchpad under "hand"
[01:41] <linuxuz3r> im stuck with booting ubuntu after installing kde im stuck at loading initrd.img
[01:41] <linuxuz3r> can someone help
[01:41] <what`s_my_line> how would kde mess up your init
[01:42] <nevyn> hualet_deepin: it's automatic detection of when the palm of your hand touches the touchpad and ignoring it.
[01:42] <nevyn> it has a sensitivity parameter...
[01:42] <linuxuz3r> well i dont know
[01:43] <hualet_deepin> nevyn, reisio, thanks a lot, i think it's clear for me now..
[01:45] <nevyn> yoojin: you need to unload and reload the snd-hda-intel module
[01:45] <yoojin> nevyn: after reboot, no discernible change.
[01:45] <yoojin> I'll try reloading it, double checking my bios settings, and if you're around i'll be back.
[01:45] <nevyn> can you pastebin the contents of alsa-base?
[01:46] <yoojin> yoojin@Chrononaut:~$ sudo modprobe --remove snd-hda-intel
[01:46] <yoojin> FATAL: Module snd_hda_intel is in use.
[01:47] <nevyn> yeah you'll need to stop pa.. most likely
[01:47] <yoojin> dunno whachya mean. restarting anyways, as that's just as good.
[01:47] <nevyn> echo "autospawn = false" > ~/.pulse/client.conf && pactl exit
[01:47] <nevyn> then it should unload
[01:51] <hualet_deepin> iceleaf, hi buddy.
[01:52] <hualet_deepin> iceleaf, hi buddy.
[01:54] <yoojin> nevyn: still no luck.
[01:54] <mrdeb> what
[01:55] <yoojin> I wonder if there is a way to confirm parameter settings have been passed from the .conf file to the module at boot or not.
[01:55] <yoojin> some verbose module command that'll tell me if it's operating in the mode I tried to select.
[01:55] <mrdeb> in terminal
[01:55] <MrKB> can I take a hard drive that has Ubuntu installed on it and put it on another computer with similar hardware?
[01:56] <MrKB> temporarily
[01:56] <mrdeb> MrKB: yes
[01:56] <mrdeb> MrKB: what graphic card
[01:57] <MrKB> current comp is integrated
[01:57] <MrKB> comp it's going to has an NVIDIA GeForce 4 or something like that
[01:57] <mrdeb> nvidia, ati, or intel
[01:57] <MrKB> (both are old P4s, yes)
[01:57] <mrdeb> ok
[01:57] <mrdeb> both nvidia 7 series or before?
[01:57] <MrKB> one is integrated, so Intel
[01:57] <MrKB> the one I'm putting it on a NVIDIA one
[01:57] <linuxuz3r> my ubuntu wont boot
[01:58] <linuxuz3r> how do i fix this
[01:58] <mrdeb> then it will work, other way it wouldnt
[01:58] <mrdeb> bec intel loads auto, and it will load nouveau on other
[01:58] <nevyn> yoojin: can you paste the line you added in here?
[01:59] <yoojin> nevyn: it is passing as far as I can tell. Uno momento.
[02:00] <yoojin> File: /etc/modprobe.d/sound.conf
[02:00] <yoojin> options snd-hda-intel model="no-primary-hp"
[02:01] <nevyn> oh.. no quotes I don't think
[02:01] <yoojin> It is a Vaio Z - nice laptop, always a headache with compatibility though. http://us.generation-nt.com/patch-1-3-alsa-hda-workaround-silent-output-sony-vaio-vgc-ln51jgb-alc889-help-210404062.html This website shows the pci and everything.
[02:02] <yoojin> quotes were ignored ((   Parameter: model --> no-primary-hp,(null),(null),(n    )))
[02:03] <yoojin> I used this nifty bash script to obtain output to determine whether it had taken effect. http://serverfault.com/questions/62316/how-do-i-list-loaded-linux-module-parameter-values
[02:04] <nevyn> yoojin: and it is card 0?
[02:04] <nevyn> in /proc/asound/cards ?
[02:05] <yoojin> yes followed by an nvidia card for hdmi passthough.
[02:05] <yoojin> nevyn: yoojin@Chrononaut:~$ cat /proc/asound/cards
[02:05] <yoojin>  0 [MID            ]: HDA-Intel - HDA Intel MID
[02:05] <yoojin>                       HDA Intel MID at 0xb9120000 irq 44
[02:06] <kriskropd> TIL, I can just use 7z to extract iso files instead of using such an interactive process as mounting the iso and copying the files
[02:06] <yoojin> nevyn: don't stress too much, I'll keep on trying to find information for MY problem. I'm already indebted to you quite a bit, SIR.
[02:08] <mwallacesd> Hi there
[02:08] <yoojin> Who is takashi?
[02:15] <snayth> Any suggestions on a distro that is best suited to run VirtualBox but you could also watch an occasional Netflix movie or youtube.  Hardware is: 4x Intel(R) Core(TM) i5 CPU 650 @ 3.20GHz ~ 8GB's ram, ~ 1TB Sata drive ? ? ?
[02:17] <ubuntuisgreat> Anyone knows the real reason Intel reject Mir?
[02:18] <Dr_feelgud> snayth, try lubuntu
[02:19] <kirashi> anyone know how I can enable my second core?
[02:19] <jmgk> hi AdityaRaj
[02:19] <neurom4nc3r> kirashi are you using virtualmachine?
[02:19] <ubuntuisgreat> @kirashi try BIOS
[02:19] <yoojin> Hello, I would like to apply http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/patch/224017/ to my computer. Will this be compatible per chance with 3.11?
[02:19] <kirashi> ubuntuisgreat,  I tried bios but it isn't listed and neurom4nc3r nope
[02:21] <kirashi> it tells me I have two cores but theres no way to enable it in BIOS
[02:21] <snayth> Dr_feelgud: Thanks
[02:24] <nevyn> yoojin: takashi is one of the main alsa maintainers.
[02:26] <mwallacesd> Hi there, I installed glassfish manually on ubuntu 12.04; but I cant run my webproject properly on netbeans (ERROR: GlassFish Server 4.0 Server cannot start)
[02:26] <nevyn> yoojin: does your device pciid match that pciid specification
[02:27] <mwallacesd> The point is, how can I remove a software installed into /opt directory
[02:27] <mwallacesd> =???
[02:27] <mwallacesd> rm -rf?
[02:27] <wilee-nilee> mwallacesd, Any read file?
[02:27] <mwallacesd> I dont have any idea wilee-nilee
[02:28] <mwallacesd> where it could be stored?
[02:28] <mwallacesd> at /opt too?
[02:28] <mwallacesd> Sorry, I am newer using linux
[02:29] <wilee-nilee> mwallacesd, Many times there is a read text take a look it may have remove info, you will want to describe the manual install type to the channel to.
[02:29] <yoojin> nevyn: pciid, i'll check with lspci in one moment.
[02:29] <kirashi> So can anyone help me with the 2nd core? :(
[02:30] <MangaKaDenza> watwat
[02:30] <yoojin> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset High Definition Audio (rev 05)
[02:30] <yoojin> \
[02:30] <yoojin> nevyn: ???
[02:30] <MangaKaDenza> I Got ubuntu
[02:30] <MangaKaDenza> but I want it to look like Win7
[02:30] <nevyn> yoojin: umm might need some switches.
[02:31] <nevyn> yoojin: try -nn
[02:33] <MrKB> ok so this is trange
[02:33] <MrKB> strange*
[02:33] <Dr_feelgud> MangaKaDenza: Try one the ubuntu themes that look similar to windows
[02:33] <MrKB> I swapped out CPUs and now the clock speed is wrong
[02:33] <MrKB> on the other computer it was reporting 2.8GHz and on this one it's saying 1.60GHz
[02:34] <MrKB> could this be a multiplier issue?
[02:34] <DrManhattan> where the heck is the DirectoryIndex variable for Apache2 in 12.04?
[02:34] <yoojin> nevyn: gdm crashed when I unplugged HDMI, lol, now i'm lspci -nn'ing
[02:34] <MrKB> Ubuntu boots though
[02:34] <DrManhattan> Im trying to make index.php get served before index.html
[02:34] <yoojin> yoojin@Chrononaut:~$ lspci -nn | grep Audio
[02:34] <yoojin> 00:1b.0 Audio device [0403]: Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series Chipset High Definition Audio [8086:3b56] (rev 05)
[02:35] <yoojin> MangaKaDenza, try gnome-look.org
[02:35] <DrManhattan> never mind I got it - thank you guys for the distro
[02:37] <yoojin> MangaKaDenza, http://www.pcworld.com/article/2028896/how-to-make-ubuntu-linux-look-like-windows-7.html
[02:37] <yoojin> MangaKaDenza, You can try that but in my experience anything but the default interface leaves little glitches here and there. Try it out though, it's fun what you can do!
[02:38] <yoojin> MangaKaDenza, If you don't mind me saying so though, you're headed in the wrong direction buddy! Using the terminal can be hard at first but it puts the entire system closer to your fingertips without having to dig through menus.
[02:39] <yoojin> MangaKaDenza, If theres anything you're having trouble with try the [[ $anycommand -help  $anycommand --help, or $man anycommand ]]
[02:39] <MangaKaDenza> oh no...
[02:40] <MangaKaDenza> its not that the terminal is hard
[02:40] <MangaKaDenza> its that i'm not supposed to have linux on this comp
[02:40] <MangaKaDenza> so I need to hide it
[02:41] <yoojin> MangaKaDenza, I used to have to do that. Anything you can do can be undone. No matter how scary you feel it is, or whoever paid for your computer, or work / parents/ etc. It can be fixed. Period. Just look at it that way and you'll be okay.
[02:42] <yoojin> MangaKaDenza, One thing, though, you can do, is Dual Boot install your computer, and make windows the Default choice to boot up, hide the GRUB menu, and make it so you have to hold a key to boot into linux. Bam, you're own, secret lab for anything you want to do.
[02:50] <nevyn> yoojin: so that doesn't match
[02:50] <nevyn> 12:40 < Dr_feelgud> MangaKaDenza: Try one the ubuntu themes that look similar to windows
[02:50] <nevyn> 12:41 < MrKB> I swapped out CPUs and now the clock speed is wrong
[02:50] <nevyn> 12:41 < MrKB> on the other computer it was reporting 2.8GHz and on this one it's saying 1.60GHz
[02:50] <nevyn> 12:41 < MrKB> could this be a multiplier issue?
[02:50] <nevyn> 12:41 < DrManhattan> where the heck is the DirectoryIndex variable for Apache2 in 12.04?
[02:50] <FloodBot1> nevyn: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:51] <nevyn> oops sorry.
[02:51] <nevyn> yoojin: that doesn't seem to be related to 0x104d, 0x9043, "Sony Vaio VGC-LN51JGB", ALC882_FIXUP_NO_PRIMARY_HP),
[02:52] <nevyn> the numbers don't match.
[02:52] <nevyn> [8086:3b56]
[02:52] <nevyn> is what you have.
[02:53] <nevyn> and the patch is for  0x104d, 0x9043,
[02:55] <hiyo> I have a Ubuntu desktop with an RDP server at school for development of a school project we have but it lags when people don't log out when disconnecting from RDP, how can I have it log people off of Ubuntu after they disconnected from the RDP connection?
[02:58] <Al3xG0> how to disable You have new mail /var/mail/root ???
[02:58] <kirashi> internet is going to become censored... :(
[02:58] <kirashi> "For the first time, actual Presidents and Prime Ministers of 12 powerful countries will meet behind closed doors to seal an extreme Internet censorship plan called the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP).1"
[02:59] <kostkon> kirashi, wrong channel
[02:59] <kirashi> kostkon?
[02:59] <kostkon> kirashi, this is a support channel
[03:00] <kirashi> kostkon what's the normal chat one then?
[03:00] <kostkon> kirashi, #ubuntu-offtopic
[03:00] <kirashi> I apologise but I didn't know :( thanks for the link to this channel though kostkon :)
[03:00] <kostkon> kirashi, np
[03:00] <dr_willis> Al3xG0:  thats a feature/setting of bash i recaall
[03:02] <dr_willis> bbl
[03:05] <Hw4ng3r> 1
[03:06] <nevyn> yoojin: can you run the alsa info script please? wget http://alsa-project.org/alsa-info.sh if it's not included already...
[03:10] <yoojin> nevyn, permission denied?!
[03:21] <nevyn> when you try to run it? or download it?
[03:21] <yoojin> run
[03:25] <yoojin> nevyn, brb.
[03:25] <yoojin> nevyn, 1-2 min.
[03:26] <sacrelicious> hey question guys: i'm running ubuntu and recently downloaded some new desktop and have been playing around, and Cinnamon disappeared from my boot menu. and I get an error message when I try to reinstall it from the terminal
[03:27] <sacrelicious> any idea what might be going wrong here?
[03:30] <yoojin> nevyn, am I supposed to move that script into my bin/bash?
[03:31] <fahadash> Besides /proc/version, which other file contains distro specific information ?
[03:31] <reisio> fahadash: /etc/*release*
[03:31] <fahadash> thanks
[03:31] <fahadash> ls: /etc/*release*: No such file or directory
[03:33] <ha_ns> hey anyone knows where can I find help for icedtea java webstart
[03:33] <reisio> fahadash: what'd you run?
[03:33] <fahadash> ls /etc/*release*
[03:33] <yoojin> nevyn, GOT IT.
[03:33] <fahadash> Its apparent from the output :)
[03:35] <fancyfetus> Hey guys
[03:35] <fancyfetus> I have a logitech G700 gaming mouse
[03:35] <fancyfetus> But ubuntu does not even recognize the extra buttons
[03:35] <fancyfetus> running xinput
[03:36] <fancyfetus> returns two id's for the mouse. One with 7 buttons, and one with 24.
[03:36] <fancyfetus> The mouse does not have that many.
[03:36] <yoojin> nevyn, http://pastebin.com/RNrQMju1 this is the output
[03:36] <fancyfetus> if you cound scrolling, it has 15
[03:36] <EvilBlob> With Easystrokes I was able to bind to the extra buttons on my G400
[03:36] <timmm42> fahadash: less /etc/os-release
[03:37] <EvilBlob> xinput lists 2 inputs with 11 and 14 buttons
[03:37] <fancyfetus> EvilBlob, I have easystroke, but it doesn't recognize the other buttons.
[03:37] <EvilBlob> Hmm
[03:37] <fancyfetus> If i run xev, i get no output when clicking the extra buttons.
[03:38] <fahadash> I did ls -R *release* from the / and nothing found
[03:38] <EvilBlob> I do. That's odd
[03:38] <yoojin> nevyn, brb. (5min)
[03:38] <fahadash> Its a NAS Media server, May be I should ask it on generic linux channel
[03:38] <fancyfetus> Did you have the buttons mapped in logitech Gaming Software on a windows computer?
[03:39] <EvilBlob> Yea, that may have something to do with it
[03:39] <EvilBlob> Do you have a Windows install?
[03:39] <fancyfetus> What did you map them too?
[03:39] <fancyfetus> Nah, just ubuntu
[03:39] <fancyfetus> I have access to windows though.
[03:40] <EvilBlob> I have one set to ctrl+w and one set to a back button
[03:40] <EvilBlob> The back button works without Easystrokes, but ctrl+w does not
[03:40] <fancyfetus> hmm
[03:41] <EvilBlob> Does your mouse have DPI increase/decrease buttons? Do those work?
[03:41] <fancyfetus> I guess I could set the buttons to increase and decrease dpi
[03:41] <fancyfetus> But I've unassigned all buttons.
[03:42] <fancyfetus> in hopes of assigning them in linux instead
[03:42] <nrdb2> I have created an icon in the launcher, but I can only start one copy of the program :-(  how can I setup so I can start the program multiple times?
[03:43] <EvilBlob> nrdb2, can you right-click the icon and hit 'New window', or something to that effect?
[03:43] <spanther> hello there. I have a big issue :'( I recently removed ubuntu-desktop and installed xubuntu-desktop. it removed cryptsetup by this and now I can't boot up anymore. it can't boot or find the root device it says with a timeout :(
[03:43] <spanther> how to fix this_
[03:44] <nrdb2> EvilBlob, no ... its a custom python script
[03:44] <spanther> I can boot from usb stick to ubuntu live mode and use the passphrase to open the harddrive. but it can't get opened while booting natively anymore since i accidentally removed cryptsetup ;(
[03:47] <rostam> please help I have installed ubuntu 12.04, and after apt-get update I get too many hash sum mismatch error. Please help to resolve this thx
[03:48] <nrdb2> EvilBlob, found out what looks like a good hint.... it looks like I need a more complex <app>.desktop file plus modifications to the script.
[03:52] <wilee-nilee> rostam, run the update in the terminal and pastebin all of it
[03:59] <rostam> wilee-nilee,  paste.ubuntu.com/6161406
[04:00] <nrdb2> EvilBlob, I found out how :-) are you interested?
[04:02] <asdasd_> im trying to access my android device via elementaryOS but my device isn't being recognized
[04:02] <wilee-nilee> rostam, Can you paste all of it?
[04:02] <asdasd_> anyone know any steps i could take, i don't know if its because the program to view files isn't available on linux or what
[04:02] <reisio> asdasd_: use wireless transfer, it's simpler
[04:02] <reisio> sftp, bluetooth, whatever
[04:03] <asdasd_> the phone isn't operable
[04:03] <SonikkuAmerica> !info virtualbox saucy
[04:03] <wilee-nilee> airdroid
[04:03] <asdasd_> screen is broken
[04:03] <asdasd_> trying to wipe it before i send it back
[04:03] <asdasd_> and i have no idea what to do
[04:04] <rostam> wilee-nilee, The only parts that are missing is "Hash Sum mismatch" for failure.  I am using pastebinit.  apt-get update | pastebinit  and this is all the output it produce for me... Please help
[04:05] <wilee-nilee> asdasd_, for ubuntu there is a PPA with mtp stuff, you are not running ubuntu, you might ask in #elementary
[04:05] <asdasd_> there's no one in there
[04:05] <asdasd_> active at least
[04:06] <asdasd_> but yeah i don't know what my options are
[04:06] <asdasd_> considering i can't use the phone
[04:07] <asdasd_> it seems to not be completely broken though, i get a prompt when i plug it in via usb
[04:08] <wilee-nilee> rostam, Did you run a partial upgrade?
[04:11] <asdasd_> any ideas?
[04:16] <rostam> wilee-nilee, I am not familiar how do you do partial upgrade please.
[04:17] <wilee-nilee> rostam, On your pastebin at the end are two errors, here is a google search using one. https://www.google.com/search?hl=en&output=search&sclient=psy-ab&q=http://us-west-1.ec2.archive.ubuntu.com+precise-updates/main+&btnG=&gbv=1&sei=NAZFUorjF8GligLA74HYDQ
[04:18] <wilee-nilee> rostam, At this point without any real info we can't really help, this looks like a wrong server or a proxy or something I can't tell.
[04:18] <rostam> wilee-nilee, thank you I will look into the info you provided. Thanks
[04:19] <wilee-nilee> rostam, I suspect the answers are there the askubuntu link has some info.
[04:31] <pandaroot-gama> in debmirror should i give the option --no-cleanup option ?
[04:32] <pandaroot-gama> --nocleanup*
[04:32] <pandaroot-gama> i don't know why downloading gets disconnected after some interval.
[04:39] <dr_willis> after a random time? or does it seem a set time between disconnects?
[04:42] <Fervicus_> how can I add this ppa? https://launchpad.net/~pi-rho/+ppa-packages
[04:44] <wilee-nilee> Fervicus_, Thats a list of ppa's not a ppa it looks like.
[04:45] <dr_willis>  !ppa
[04:45] <wilee-nilee> ppa's where specific packages are it seems
[04:46] <Fervicus_> wilee-nilee: http://superuser.com/questions/578934/tgetent-not-found-while-compiling-vim
[04:46] <Fervicus_> I was reading that and someone mentioned to add some ppa. I know how to add a ppa, but which one should I add exactly?
[04:46] <dubone> good evening
[04:47] <wilee-nilee> Fervicus_, This channel works on you stating your problem, that is where it should start.
[04:48] <dubone> can someone help me figure out chroot'
[04:48] <Fervicus_> Well in this case my problem was knowing which ppa to add from that list and how to do it.
[04:48] <Fervicus_> My original problem was finding a way to grab the latest vim
[04:48] <dr_willis> i think there should be a ppa for the latest vim.
[04:49] <dubone> whoops ... can someone help me figure out chroot'd sftp? I am able to login with my new user but not able to upload files nor view mount -bind directories.
[04:49] <dr_willis> Or to install all pacakges needed to compile vim you can use the 'sudo apt-get build-deps vim' command (if vim is the package name)
[04:49] <wilee-nilee> dubone, does the new user have admin access?
[04:50] <dubone> wilee-nilee>no, they are a standard user and in a group named sftpusers
[04:50] <dubone> wilee-nilee>I am in the admin group and can access the entire directory structure
[04:50] <wilee-nilee> dubone, I'm not familiar with that however a chroot needs a root access.
[04:51] <Fervicus_> dr_willis: do you know which ppa I should use? I want the latest gvim
[04:51] <pandaroot-gama> dr_willis, after random time
[04:51] <dubone> wilee-nilee>the users home dir is owned by root and then I created /home/user/home/user to give the appearance of a standard ~ structure
[04:52] <wilee-nilee> dubone, beyond me really helping sorry.
[04:52] <dubone> wilee-nilee>thank you ;)
[04:54] <dubone> Has anyone here done SFTP with OpenSSH? I guess I could try with VSFTPD like the ubuntu docs recommend. I figured if OpenSSH had it built in there was no reason to add another layer of "muck" to get the job done.
[04:55] <Ari-Yang> lets say I run uname -r && lspci | grep VGA in terminal... how do I get it to print the output on one line instead of 2 separate output lines?
[04:56] <chaz68> dubone:  I installed SSH on my Raspberry Pi running debian.  SFTP with Filezilla worked right out of the box....
[04:56] <chaz68> Once you have SSH, I think SFTP pretty much just works as it just uses your SSH key.  Someone more technical may be able to describe more.
[04:57] <chaz68> I found if I could ssh into a box, I could SFTP.
[04:57] <dubone> chaz68>SFTP works great with the basic install. I need to chroot a guest user. With the basic config the user can move around the file system at will.
[04:58] <reisio> Ari-Yang: | tr '\n' ' '
[04:59] <Ari-Yang> reisio, huh? how would the command look like?
[04:59] <Ejemy> I got a wd passport external hard drive 1T and I'm not sure how to boot ubuntu from the external hard drive on my windows 8.
[04:59] <Ari-Yang> reisio, like that?: uname -r && lspci | tr '\n' ' ' grep VGA
[04:59] <reisio> Ari-Yang: uname -a && lspci | grep VGA | tr '\n' ' '
[05:01] <Ari-Yang> reisio, still separate lines
[05:02] <dr_willis> Ejemy:  you just tell the bios to boot the external deviuce, same as if it was a flash drive
[05:02] <reisio> Ari-Yang: it's wrapping in your terminal
[05:03] <Mangode> moin
[05:03] <PrideAndSorrow> wilee-nilee: i ran boot-repair ,here is the report   http://paste.ubuntu.com/6151697/
[05:04] <Ejemy> I'm on an ASUS and on my lenovo it was pretty straightforward but now with windows 8 I can't find how to change my bios priorities. There's something with a legacy boot and everything
[05:05] <chaz68> dubone:  If it's beyond administrative access and you're giving access to standard users / guests, I may suggest a more robust setup using FTP with Explicit Security.  Lots of guides on the net for that.
[05:05] <dubone> chaz68: thank you
[05:06] <reisio> Ejemy: probably UEFI
[05:06] <chaz68> I have a setup at work (Windows shop) that uses CrushFTP.  They have built-in implicit, explicit, and SFTP capabilities.  Pretty slick if you're lazy and if you don't want to edit a whole bunch of config files and install big load of keys and stuff.
[05:07] <Ejemy> Yeah, this is the first I'm hearing of UEFI and I'm not sure what I'm doing when messing around with that.
[05:07] <irssi-mike> Ejemy: my asus after i change the priority requires me to hold esc at bios to choose the device i want regardless of order
[05:07] <chaz68> CrushFTP works with linux, mac, windows and is pretty cheap.  But it does require Java.
[05:07] <wilee-nilee> PrideAndSorrow, neither mint nor arch or a pirated windows are supported here.
[05:08] <irssi-mike> Ejemy: tap esc rather
[05:08] <ImQ009> Is there a way to pause updating? :P
[05:08] <reisio> ImQ009: why
[05:08] <ImQ009> Because I'm gonna have to go and shut down the lappy
[05:09] <reisio> ImQ009: shut down or suspend?
[05:09] <irssi-mike> Ejemy: before it boots i mean
[05:09] <xangua> ImQ009: you don't wanna do that
[05:09] <ImQ009> xangua, I have to :P That is the whole point
[05:09] <Ejemy> I can try that. This will be the 12th time I'm restarting my laptop.....  haha
[05:09] <ImQ009> I'm gonna need to take the laptop with me, because I'm gonna need it
[05:09] <reisio> ImQ009: why not just close the lid
[05:10] <ImQ009> Because I don't know how long it's gonna take and how much of the battery it will drain
[05:10] <reisio> seem like things you'd want to know when owning a laptop :p
[05:11] <reisio> you can probably suspend the process
[05:11] <ImQ009> The update process is already taking 40 minutes
[05:11] <ImQ009> And it's about 60% done
[05:11] <reisio> just hibernating the device (suspend to disk) would probably be fine, though, but don't quote me on that
[05:11] <irssi-mike> Ejemy: I hear ya, asus has some hidden options. I bought mine used and apparently i can recover by tapping f9 but that's not on the splash screen anywhere
[05:12] <ImQ009> How do you susped to disk though?
[05:12] <ilcondor20> win vista
[05:12] <reisio> you would have to have known the answer to that question ahead of time :)
[05:12] <reisio> if you have ever suspended your laptop / put it to sleep
[05:12] <reisio> and the disks stopped spinning
[05:12] <reisio> that probably is enough
[05:12] <ilcondor20> cerco win vista
[05:13] <Ejemy> irssi-mike: well I'm trying to install ubuntu on my harddrive currently through wubi (I think) and I'll see how that turns out.
[05:13] <ImQ009> reisio, I run Ubuntu from an USB, I have no HDD :D
[05:13] <reisio> ImQ009: you got your install media?
[05:13] <ImQ009> It's pretty freaking slow
[05:13] <ImQ009> install media? You mean the thing I installed the OS from?
[05:14] <reisio> yes
[05:14] <ImQ009> Yes, I have it
[05:14] <reisio> then even if turning off the box breaks something, you can fix it
[05:14] <ImQ009> Shit. I pressed something and HexChat made a new window
[05:14] <ImQ009> I hate that because I don't know what I pressed
[05:14] <irssi-mike> Ejemy: wubi shouldnt require you to change boot priority i don't think
[05:14] <reisio> ImQ009: ctrl+i
[05:15] <ImQ009> Oh, thanks
[05:15] <reisio> everyone hates that
[05:16] <ImQ009> I don't know how suspend to disk is gonna work though :D It's quite a slow pendrive
[05:16]  * reisio shrugs
[05:18] <wilee-nilee> Ejemy, There is excellent help on the ubuntu forums with uefi ans ubuntu install, I would do a internal install, a wubi on a external is well not the best idea.
[05:21] <mydog2> hey.. morn..
[05:21] <mydog2> i've got two systems.. and i ping a site.. and get different target urls..
[05:21] <mydog2> anyone have a sec to help debug this?
[05:22] <mydog2> both systems are using the same (i think) external ip address..
[05:22] <mydog2> although, the systems are wire/wireless...
[05:28] <irssi-mike> the router clones the mac of the wired machine?
[05:28] <irssi-mike> i'm not saying it matters but i'd try that first
[05:37] <Samuel> anybody here wanna chat with me...i am new here i need someone to enlight me please
[05:38] <cfhowlett> !OT|Samuel, step one: this is a support channel not general chitchat/social
[05:39] <danny> I installed Wine, which i guess installed ttfmstcorefonts or whatever that is, which installs Arial and the other basic web fonts, but i'm noticing Arial is vertically smushed compared to other operating systems.
[05:39] <danny> I confirmed that this is Firefox and Chrome.
[05:39] <danny> Any ideas?
[05:40] <cfhowlett> danny, wine doesn't install fonts ...
[05:40] <danny> i must have installed the microsoft fonts myself cfhowlett
[05:40] <ampysphr> Guys whats the easiest way to install Kdesktop on 12.04
[05:40] <cfhowlett> danny, indeed
[05:40] <cfhowlett> ampysphr, sudo apt-get install kdxe
[05:41] <danny> any ideas as to why arial is "vertically smushed". i dont know how else to phrase that cfhowlett
[05:41] <ampysphr> cfhowlett: seriously thats it ... awesome thanks
[05:41] <cfhowlett> danny, in firefox preferences: content: advanced :   monospaced     effects the display of fonts
[05:41] <danny> i use chrome cfhowlett
[05:42] <cfhowlett> danny similar settting in chrome somewhere
[05:42] <kostkon> wine has msttcorefonts are a dep i think
[05:42] <kostkon> as*
[05:42] <cfhowlett> kostkon, you might be right!
[05:43] <kostkon> y
[05:47] <danny> cfhowlett, im not sure which one it is http://ubuntuone.com/4tfqwHR3i99rIZW8KhnaBD
[05:49] <cfhowlett> danny, ask on the chrome support site.  I use FF.
[05:52] <Samuel> someone please teach me how to get ssh so that i scan smtps
[05:52] <danny> so you're saying changing the monospace font to the one os x and windows uses will display arial the way i want it to in Firefox, cfhowlett ?
[05:53] <cfhowlett> danny, try it and see.  where ever the setting is, it's definitely font display related.  could be a system setting, but seems more likely that it's a browser specific setting
[05:55] <chull> my ubuntu desktop ( Ubuntu 12:04) is trying to identify my monitor as a LAPTOP, how do i tell it the truth?
[05:56] <uronu> Hello guys, I got so many TCP_MISS 200 on my squid access log. What is the solution to avoid this? -thanks
[05:58] <uronu> Hello guys, I got so many TCP_MISS 200 on my squid access log. What is the solution to avoid this? -thanks
[06:00] <Samuel> someone please teach me how to get ssh so that i can upload and download files very faster
[06:00] <cfhowlett> !ssh
[06:01] <Samuel> !ssh
[06:03] <danny> changing the monospace font to courier definitely didnt work cfhowlett
[06:03] <Samuel> hello cfhowlet please can you teach me how to scan for ssh
[06:04] <Samuel>  please can anyone teach me how to scan for ssh
[06:05] <wylde> Samuel: you're making it sound like you want to do something that is NOT supported here. Explain please.
[06:05] <Samuel> oh...am sorry
[06:06] <Samuel> what i mean is how can get ssh for uploading and download
[06:07] <Samuel> i mean free ssh
[06:07] <wylde> Samuel: did you read any of the links from the !ssh factoid?
[06:07] <Samuel> no
[06:07] <wylde> Samuel: Then I'd suggest you start there
[06:07] <Samuel> where?
[06:08] <chull> my ubuntu desktop ( Ubuntu 12:04) is trying to identify my monitor as a LAPTOP, how do i tell it the truth? seriously, please? i just brought it home from another place, now  it thinks it's a laptop?
[06:08] <wylde> Samuel: following the links and reading.
[06:08] <reisio> chull: what's the problem?
[06:08] <cfhowlett> !ssh|Samuel, sent you the link.  do the reading.
[06:09] <chull> reisio, pretty much what i said, we click 'identify' but it says 'laptop'
[06:09] <reisio> chull: what does it matter?
[06:10] <chull> reisio, i don't know, it never did that before, it's an almost new acer lcd?
[06:11] <reisio> chull: if there isn't a problem, there isn't a problem
[06:11] <chull> reisio, the resolution is incorrect, not high enougih
[06:11] <reisio> ah
[06:11] <reisio> chull: what does 'xrandr' in a terminal say?
[06:11] <reisio> chull: is the * symbol next to the top-most item?
[06:13] <PrideAndSorrow> i ran boot-repair,here is the report    http://paste.ubuntu.com/6151697/
[06:13] <Samuel> i have putty on my system...but i dont know how to get ssh account to logon on it...anyone please elight me on how to geh ssh
[06:13] <abelskov> #diku13
[06:14] <reisio> Samuel: you want to ssh from your system or to it?
[06:15] <chull> reisio, http://pastebin.com/V3BxV59Y
[06:15] <Samuel> i want to ssh to it
[06:15] <reisio> Samuel: use name of your user
[06:16] <reisio> chull: 1280x1024 isn't large enough?
[06:16] <Samuel> name of my user?
[06:16] <chull> reisio, it needs more (husband can't recall what)
[06:19] <Rory> !ssh | did you read this?
[06:19] <Samuel> i have putty on my system...but i dont know how to get ssh account to logon on it...anyone please elight me on how to geh ssh so that i can login to upload and download anyfiles faster
[06:19] <wylde> Samuel: I think you have seriously misunderstood what ssh is and what it's used for. Have a read ---> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH
[06:19] <cfhowlett> Samuel, ssh has nothing to do with upload/download speed
[06:20] <linuxuz3r> i installed kde but when i click on the start kde menu it does not seem to activate it
[06:20] <linuxuz3r> plus it seems like kde runs slow
[06:20] <linuxuz3r> i have a mac book pro can someone help
[06:20] <cfhowlett> linuxuz3r, logout.  click the gear icon and choose KDE as desktop environment.  login
[06:21] <linuxuz3r> cfhowlett, i have to hard boot to restart ubuntu
[06:22] <linuxuz3r> when i log in i can click and run the kickoff launcher
[06:22] <cfhowlett> linuxuz3r, LOGOUT not restart
[06:22] <linuxuz3r> but nothing else
[06:22] <linuxuz3r> cfhowlett,
[06:22] <linuxuz3r> it does it again
[06:23] <cfhowlett> linuxuz3r, BEFORE  you login, choose the other desktop environment.  You
[06:23] <cfhowlett> linuxuz3r, you're running what version of ubuntu?  13.04?
[06:23] <linuxuz3r> i chose gnome its running perfectly
[06:23] <linuxuz3r> i have 12.04
[06:24] <cfhowlett> linuxuz3r, if gnome runs well, live with it.
[06:28] <Seltox> I'm trying to make a custom LiveCD using Ubuntu Mini Remix, but I can't seem to get Gnome working with it.  Which packages do I need to install on it for a minimal Gnome desktop?
[06:30] <linuxuz3r> how do i reconfigure kernel
[06:30] <linuxuz3r> and the ubuntu boot logo
[06:32] <chalcedony> chull, he's not here
[06:33] <wylde> !plymouth | linuxuz3r
[06:33] <chalcedony> [02:16:35] * reisio has quit (Remote host closed the connection)
[06:34] <chalcedony> hmm so how do we get the ubuntu 12.04 to see the correct monitor?
[06:36] <aeon-ltd> chalcedony: only have one monitor?
[06:36] <chalcedony> aeon-ltd, yes
[06:37] <chalcedony> aeon-ltd, it thinks it's a laptop - its a nearly new Acer desktop monitor
[06:44] <helmut_> hi
[06:59] <greenut1> hey i need help to change brightness on my iMac.... its 100%!
[06:59] <greenut1> i cant change it.
[06:59] <linuxuz3r> me too im on kde
[07:00] <greenut1> hey i need help to change brightness on my iMac.... its 100%! I cant change it. I clicked on my keyboard to change.... it does show up brightness thing on edge of my screen but it doesnt alter brightness itself... just stay 100%. How to do change it correctly?
[07:01] <Mocque> ubuntu?
[07:01] <greenut1> advise me pls
[07:01] <greenut1> yes ubuntu last version
[07:01] <Wiz_KeeD> good morning fellas
[07:01] <kristal> How do I configure Qt font rendering? GTK things looks fine but Qt fonts are fuzzy
[07:01] <aeon-ltd>  greenut1 have you tried holding fn then using the f keys?
[07:01] <greenut1> hmm ok will try now
[07:01] <Mocque> try sudo apt-get update first
[07:02] <greenut1> ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
[07:02] <greenut1> ops
[07:02] <me-1> hi...can you please provide me torrent link from where I can download latest LTS version
[07:02] <aeon-ltd> wrong f?
[07:03] <aeon-ltd> me-1: it's on the site
[07:03] <Mocque> If that wont help you try use this in terminal
[07:03] <Mocque> sudo setpci -s 00:02.0 F4.B=xx
[07:03] <Mocque> where xx = brightness level
[07:03] <Mocque> from 00 to 100
[07:03] <Mocque> eg : sudo setpci -s 00:02.0 F4.B=60
[07:03] <greenut1> i did... its already updated.
[07:03] <aeon-ltd> me-1: find the one you want http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads
[07:03] <Calinou> greenut1: ls /sys/class/backlight
[07:04] <Calinou> tells me what appears
[07:04] <me-1> aeon-ltd,  thank you
[07:04] <greenut1> which one lol
[07:04] <greenut1> mocque or Calinou? heh
[07:05] <linuxuz3r> !grub
[07:05] <linuxuz3r> !grub2
[07:05] <Mocque> choose any lol
[07:05] <Mocque> try both
[07:05] <Calinou> setpci is last resort I guess
[07:05] <greenut1> haha okay very funny :)
[07:05] <greenut1> ok
[07:05] <Mocque> Coz i had the same problem before, and I overcome with that code
[07:05] <Calinou> did backlight control work already, greenut1
[07:06] <greenut1> ok lol will try Calinou method first
[07:06] <linuxuz3r> how do i reconfigure grub
[07:06] <wilee-nilee> linuxuz3r, what is the end goal with grub?
[07:06] <Calinou> it won't work, greenut1
[07:06] <greenut1> Calinou: it says ale@ale-iMac:~$ ls /sys/class/backlight
[07:06] <greenut1> acpi_video0
[07:06] <Calinou> it only tells me which backlights are available
[07:06] <Calinou> oh ok then
[07:07] <Calinou> try this: echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness
[07:07] <greenut1> ok
[07:07] <aeon-ltd> Calinou: wouldn't the value 0 be off?
[07:07] <greenut1> Calinou: i did... it said nothing
[07:08] <varunendra> Calinou, 0 is not necessarily the correct value for all cards as far as I know
[07:08] <Calinou> no, not off
[07:08] <Calinou> but it's just quite lowered
[07:08] <Calinou> (usually to a decent value :P)
[07:08] <greenut1> it didnt change anything
[07:09] <aeon-ltd> ahh yeah iirc imacs don't have an off brightness settings, only macbooks
[07:09] <Calinou> :/
[07:09] <greenut1> its on 100%... even it shows up that its increasing or decreasing brightness but i see on my screen very bright like at 100% like before
[07:09] <greenut1> oh seriously? it sucks man
[07:09] <greenut1> poor my eyes... lol
[07:10] <Calinou> they do have brightness settings
[07:10] <aeon-ltd> you just can't have it off
[07:10] <varunendra> greenut1, what does this tell you - "cat /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/max_brightness"
[07:10] <aeon-ltd> as in no power going to leds
[07:10] <greenut1> ok but how to decrease brightness at least?
[07:10] <greenut1> ok hd on varunendra
[07:10] <Wiz_KeeD> what dos sudo apt-get update first do?
[07:11] <greenut1> i did....
[07:11] <Calinou> it updates repository lists
[07:11] <greenut1> says nothing.
[07:11] <Calinou> it should say something... just a number
[07:11] <Calinou> aeon-ltd: on any screen, you can't
[07:11] <greenut1> varunendra: nothing.
[07:11] <Calinou> but 0 should be pretty low
[07:11] <varunendra> greenut1, and this - "ls /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/" ?
[07:12] <cfhowlett> !who
[07:12] <greenut1> actual_brightness  brightness  max_brightness  subsystem  uevent
[07:12] <greenut1> bl_power           device      power           type
[07:12] <greenut1> varunendra: it said that
[07:13] <varunendra> greenut1, then probably you (or I) did some mistake in the previous command
[07:13] <greenut1> oh? ok, what previous command do you refer?
[07:13] <cfhowlett> y
[07:14] <varunendra> greenut1, once more please - "ls /sys/class/backlight"
[07:14] <greenut1> ok
[07:14] <varunendra> greenut1, is there only one object in the output?
[07:14] <varunendra> acpi_video0 ?
[07:14] <greenut1> acpi_video0
[07:14] <greenut1> said that
[07:14] <greenut1> yes
[07:16] <varunendra> greenut1, the max_brightness file not having any value and no other videos indicate a possible acpi issue. Hold on, or try the other suggestion that was offered previously
[07:16] <greenut1> when i execute this "cat /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/max_brightness" it says nothing.
[07:16] <greenut1> hmmm
[07:17] <greenut1> ok
[07:17] <varunendra> greenut1, try another one - "cat /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/actual_brightness" - does it return anything?
[07:18] <greenut1> ok hd on
[07:19] <greenut1> it said 1
[07:20] <greenut1> sorry and when i run this: cat /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/max_brightness it said 15
[07:20] <linuxuz3r> ok
[07:20] <greenut1> but on my screen it stick on 100%
[07:20] <greenut1> very bright like before
[07:20] <greenut1> it doesnt change anything
[07:23] <greenut1> when i use mocque method sudo setpci -s 00:02.0 F4.B=60 it says " setpci: Warning: No devices selected for "F4.B=60".
[07:23] <greenut1> "
[07:23] <varunendra> greenut1, try Calinou's suggestion, with a slightly different value - "echo 8 | sudo tee /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness" - any change ?
[07:23] <greenut1> k
[07:24] <greenut1> it said 8
[07:24] <Calinou> all the PCs I had used brightness values 0-10
[07:24] <Calinou> 10 being default
[07:24] <Calinou> so I'm used to using 0
[07:24] <greenut1> hmm will try 0 then
[07:24] <greenut1> same thing
[07:24] <greenut1> nothing happenned
[07:25] <varunendra> greenut1, your is not within 0-10 range, as you saw - max_brightness is 15, not 10
[07:25] <bindi> so, my system disk got filled, removed some files, and modified iptables rules (just changed a port, its a working config) but sudo /etc/init.d/iptables-persistent reload doesnt work "[fail]", tried rebooting the system,
[07:26] <greenut1> will throw this iMac lol
[07:26] <bindi> but same problem. any ideas? it seems that iptables isnt doing any work at all, every port seems to be open
[07:26] <greenut1> maybe i shuld change monitor drivers?
[07:26] <pandaroot-gama> i am creating an customized ubuntu live cd, following the guide creating ubuntu live cd from scratch.
[07:27] <Calinou> greenut1: lspci | grep VGA
[07:27] <Calinou> tells your graphics card
[07:27] <greenut1> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Whistler [Radeon HD 6600M/6700M/7600M Series]
[07:27] <greenut1> that what said there
[07:27] <pandaroot-gama> i want to customize ubuntu server, can i create the customized server using that guide ?
[07:29] <greenut1> i forgot where can look up at my graphics drivers
[07:29] <greenut1> and it has options to select graphics
[07:30] <bombev> Hello
[07:30] <varunendra> greenut1, what does this say - grep "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=" /etc/default/grub
[07:30] <bombev> I was wondering
[07:30] <bombev> How can I protect given folder with password under ubuntu 12
[07:31] <greenut1> ok brb
[07:31] <greenut1> it says GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
[07:31] <aeon-ltd> bombev: truecrypt?
[07:31] <greenut1> varunendra: it says GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
[07:32] <varunendra> greenut1, are you on default Ubuntu? What version?
[07:32] <greenut1> latest i think its 13....
[07:32] <bombev> aeon-ltd how truecrypt works
[07:32] <greenut1> let me check brb
[07:32] <Calinou> latest is 13.04
[07:32] <Calinou> 13.10 will be released in end of october
[07:32] <Calinou> greenut1: lsb_release
[07:32] <greenut1> right that one 13.04
[07:32] <greenut1> oh ok
[07:33] <Calinou> err, that doesn't work for me
[07:33] <greenut1> it doesntw ork:  lsb_release
[07:33] <varunendra> greenut1, please install a utility first, we'll need it - "sudo apt-get install gksu"
[07:33] <greenut1> No LSB modules are available.
[07:33] <greenut1> ok
[07:33] <varunendra> Calinou, the correct command is lsb_release -a
[07:34] <greenut1> it already had
[07:34] <varunendra> or just "lsb_release -d"
[07:34] <varunendra> greenut1, gksu?
[07:34] <greenut1> yep
[07:34] <greenut1> i had gksu
[07:34] <Calinou> varunendra: thanks :)
[07:35] <greenut1> btw i checked its 13.04
[07:35] <pandaroot-gama> what is the difference between ubuntu server 12.04 and desktop edition ?
[07:35] <Calinou> server does not have GUI
[07:35] <varunendra> greenut1, then let's do some experiments with boot parameters. Open your grub file - "gksu gedit /etc/default/grub"
[07:36] <greenut1> doing gksu it said Reading state information... Done
[07:36] <greenut1> gksu is already the newest version.
[07:36] <greenut1> 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.
[07:36] <greenut1> "
[07:36] <FloodBot1> greenut1: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:36] <greenut1> ops
[07:36] <greenut1> ok
[07:36] <varunendra> greenut1, open the file with gksu ^^
[07:36] <Dr_Feelgud> Hi all, any good ubuntu software for downloading youtube?
[07:37] <greenut1> it opened gedit
[07:37] <varunendra> greenut1, with a file with some text in it?
[07:37] <cathode> hi there
[07:37] <cfhowlett> Dr_Feelgud, there are several firefox add-ons that will do that
[07:37] <greenut1> yep
[07:37] <greenut1> i can post pastebin for u
[07:37] <varunendra> greenut1, find the line that says - "GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=" "
[07:38] <smw94> Dr_Feelgud, youtube-dl
[07:38] <greenut1> ok
[07:38] <greenut1> yes i found, varunendra.
[07:38] <varunendra> greenut1, change it to - GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi_backlight=vendor"
[07:38] <cathode> have a bit of a quandry here... i am deploying two virtual machines that will be accessed by fairly old HP thin clients in my house. The thin clients ONLY support RDP as a connection protocol... the VMs are running ubuntu 12.04 LTS and i installed xrdp which works fine except that xrdp doesn't support sound output
[07:38] <greenut1> ok
[07:39] <Dr_Feelgud> cfhowlett, smw94: thanks, i have that already, i need something like miro
[07:39] <cathode> what other options are there for making a linux box act as a RDP server?
[07:39] <varunendra> greenut1, don't forget the double quotes around "acpi_backlight=vendor"
[07:39] <greenut1> fyi there is two lines: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
[07:39] <greenut1> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
[07:39] <greenut1> im changing that as u said hd on....
[07:39] <Dr_Feelgud> but miro is not good with flash
[07:39] <varunendra> greenut1, only the one that is blank at present - GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""
[07:40] <greenut1> ok
[07:40] <greenut1> changed. should i save it?
[07:40] <varunendra> greenut1, please show us the current line so we can be sure it is correct
[07:40] <aeon-ltd> bombev: it lets you create a file which is an encrpyted container for storing files
[07:40] <greenut1> ok
[07:40] <greenut1> GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi_backlight=vendor"
[07:41] <greenut1> copied it from there
[07:41] <varunendra> :)
[07:41] <varunendra> greenut1, ok, save and close it
[07:41] <pandaroot-gama> what is the difference between ubuntu server 12.04 and desktop edition ?
[07:41] <greenut1> saved, closed it. brb
[07:41] <varunendra> greenut1, now do - "sudo update-grub"
[07:41] <smw94> Dr_Feelgud, i think youtube-dl is good enough for me
[07:41] <greenut1> ok
[07:41] <cfhowlett> pandaroot-gama, desktop is for normal, everyday users.  server is for backend server deployment
[07:42] <cfhowlett> !ubuntu-server|pandaroot-gama,
[07:42] <greenut1> varunendra: it said /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: 12: /etc/default/grub: ok,: not found
[07:42] <greenut1> after " sudo update-grub"
[07:43] <Dr_Feelgud> smw94: does youtube-dl has a good features? like rss channels?
[07:43] <greenut1> fyi remember i have OS X and this Ubuntu dual boot.
[07:43] <greenut1> and reefind instaled as bootloader
[07:43] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, i want to create customized ubuntu server disk, i am using this guide->https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomizationFromScratch
[07:43] <cfhowlett> pandaroot-gama, can't help with --- no experience to draw from.
[07:44] <pandaroot-gama> but how can i create ubuntu server disk as there is nothing mention that following will help in creating desktop or server disk ?
[07:44] <varunendra> greenut1, is it directly booting Ubuntu or have you installed grub on Ubuntu's partition?
[07:44] <cfhowlett> pandaroot-gama, do you actually need  a server?
[07:44] <me-1> hi...does Ubuntu 12.04.3 supports dula booting using wubi...?
[07:44] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, i have a server but i need to customized it from scratch.
[07:45] <cfhowlett> !mini|pandaroot-gama,
[07:45] <smw94> Dr_Feelgud, no it doesnt, i dont use rss much
[07:45] <greenut1> hmmm i installed first reefind, then i did install ubuntu along side with OS X
[07:45] <cfhowlett> pandaroot-gama, mini might be worth a look then
[07:45] <greenut1> then when i restarted it did boot on reefind... with both OS
[07:45] <greenut1> OS X and Ubuntu
[07:45] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, that can be helpful.
[07:45] <Dr_Feelgud> smw94: thanks
[07:45] <varunendra> greenut1, do you get grub menu at any stage? If not you'll need to find a way to add the above "acpi_backlight=vendor" line in the kernel boot line.
[07:46] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, for desktop the name of the installer is ubiquity what's the name of the installer for server installations ?
[07:46] <greenut1> oh yes it shows up grub menu
[07:46] <pandaroot-gama> i just know that it's debian based.
[07:46] <greenut1> then i click Ubuntu... to boot after reefind
[07:46] <prp-e> Hi guys. When Ubuntu 13.10 Beta1 is released ?!
[07:46] <me-1> Does Ubuntu12.4.3 has Wubi dual-boot option
[07:46] <cfhowlett> !ubuntu_server|pandaroot-gama, as you're doing server things ... best to ask in the #ubuntu-server channel
[07:47] <greenut1> hmmmm i see
[07:47] <cfhowlett> !when|me-1,
[07:47] <pandaroot-gama> may be d-i.
[07:47] <cfhowlett> !isitiout|me-1,
[07:47] <greenut1> varunendra, i see what u mean.
[07:47] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, ok
[07:47] <cfhowlett> me-1, next month
[07:47] <me-1> cfhowlett,  Please explain
[07:47] <cfhowlett> me-1, you can download wubi separately ... if you must.  bear in mind that wubi is for TESTING not for long-term installation
[07:48] <smw94> me-1, why use wubi instead of live booting ?
[07:48] <cfhowlett> me-1, when is 13.10 out?  In 2013 (13) Octobe (10)
[07:48] <greenut1> vanunendra: looks like i messed up it, right?
[07:48] <greenut1> should i have used refit instead?
[07:49] <varunendra> greenut1, it should be fine. What does this show - "cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg | grep acpi_backlight"
[07:49] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, thanks for the help
[07:49] <cfhowlett> pandaroot-gama, best of luck
[07:49] <greenut1> vanunendra: it said nothing there.
[07:49] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, thank you sir :)
[07:50] <me-1> cfhowlett,  A friend of mine is very innterested in Ubuntu and asking to install it on his windows 7 laptop but I am not sure he would like it so I want to dual-boot so he can remove if he does not like
[07:50] <varunendra> greenut1, and "cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg" - does it return anything? Or is the entire file is missing?
[07:50] <cfhowlett> me-1, better option: install virtualbox in windows.  put ubuntu inside a virtualbox.
[07:51] <greenut1> brb
[07:51] <prp-e> !stfu
[07:51] <me-1> I have 2 options Virtualbox or wubi . but virtualbox will give false impression of being ubuntu slow
[07:51] <greenut1> oh yes it said many things fulfillling that screen
[07:52] <aeon-ltd> me-1: wubi is not much better with it's fake filesystem
[07:52] <greenut1> varunendra: yes, said many things on the screen.
[07:52] <cfhowlett> me-1, and wubi is way more trouble than it's worth ... but if he's got at least 4 gigs of ram, he shouldn't notice it.  that said, try lubuntu or xubuntu in virtualbox.  both are lightweight alternatives to ubuntu
[07:52] <babinlonston> How can i access my PC from remote Via VNC , Im Using Ubuntu 13.04
[07:53] <cfhowlett> !samba|babinlonston,
[07:53] <aeon-ltd> babinlonston: with a vnc client?
[07:54] <babinlonston> I want to access my PC Graphically from remote
[07:54] <me-1> cfhowlett, He has got 2GB of ram , I will grant 1 GB to Ubuntu in virtual box and if he likes it I will do a clean install of ubuntu
[07:54] <varunendra> greenut1, did you copy-paste this - "cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg | grep acpi_backlight" - without the last quote mark ?
[07:54] <cfhowlett> me-1, 2 gigs is low.  I'd suggest l/x/ubuntu instead
[07:55] <greenut1> varunendra: yes i did. it showed many lines... a long line.
[07:55] <babinlonston> My Home is Far From were im working , Now MY PC is On there in home but how can i  connect to my PC ?
[07:55] <me-1> cfhowlett,  well they are not as good-looking
[07:55] <greenut1> oh with that last you asked it didnt show nothing.
[07:56] <aeon-ltd> me-1: it can be
[07:56] <greenut1> varunendra: oh with that last you asked it didnt show nothing.
[07:56] <varunendra> greenut1, what does this say - cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg | grep quiet
[07:56] <aeon-ltd> babinlonston: if it is running a vnc server, then get a client and log in
[07:56] <babinlonston> aeon-ltd: but my IP is not an Static IP :)
[07:57] <greenut1> it said: linux	/boot/vmlinuz-3.8.0-30-generic root=UUID=b59bd4b4-5a17-41cd-9120-79a740392a1c ro   quiet splash $vt_handoff
[07:57] <greenut1> 		linux	/boot/vmlinuz-3.8.0-30-generic root=UUID=b59bd4b4-5a17-41cd-9120-79a740392a1c ro   quiet splash $vt_handoff
[07:57] <greenut1> 		linux	/boot/vmlinuz-3.8.0-19-generic root=UUID=b59bd4b4-5a17-41cd-9120-79a740392a1c ro   quiet splash $vt_handoff
[07:57] <me-1> thats why I was saying wubi was good to have a look
[07:57] <aeon-ltd> babinlonston: then you'll need to find it out everytime you want to connect
[07:57] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, the only difference between ubuntu 12.04 server and desktop is the kernel right ? the packages are same for both versions ?
[07:57] <greenut1> varunendra: said linux	/boot/vmlinuz-3.8.0-30-generic root=UUID=b59bd4b4-5a17-41cd-9120-79a740392a1c ro   quiet splash $vt_handoff
[07:57] <greenut1> 		linux	/boot/vmlinuz-3.8.0-30-generic root=UUID=b59bd4b4-5a17-41cd-9120-79a740392a1c ro   quiet splash $vt_handoff
[07:57] <greenut1> 		linux	/boot/vmlinuz-3.8.0-19-generic root=UUID=b59bd4b4-5a17-41cd-9120-79a740392a1c ro   quiet splash $vt_handoff
[07:58] <varunendra> greenut1, got it :)
[07:58] <greenut1> oh lol :)
[07:58] <cfhowlett> pandaroot-gama, no no and no.  server will install only what you tell it.  if you don't specify, say, office apps .. no office apps.
[07:59] <varunendra> greenut1, if you get the grub menu, you can try to manually edit the boot line at boot time by pressing "E" --> add the parameter --> Ctrl-X to boot
[07:59] <dr_willis> i thought the server and desktop use the same kernel these days also. ;)  but i rarely mess with server
[07:59] <greenut1> varunendra: how to get the grub menu?
[08:00] <Calinou> there are some patches for battery optimization on desktop
[08:00] <varunendra> greenut1, you said you see grub menu at booting time?
[08:00] <greenut1> ohhh yes
[08:00] <greenut1> varunendra: right on, but to edit it... hmmm will try.
[08:01] <jacobtapp> Is there a special channel for help or is this it?
[08:01] <Myrtti> this is it
[08:01] <cfhowlett> jacobtapp, this is it.
[08:01] <greenut1> varunendra: u mean after reefind bootloader, right?
[08:01] <greenut1> then get that grub menu..?
[08:02] <greenut1> that shows the following line: Ubuntu, Something else with 3 lines which i dont recall. wow Im getting old!!! lol
[08:02] <jacobtapp> So, I installed 13.04 and 13.10 just fine but heard 12.04 had better nvidia driver support since it was LTS. Only problem is that after it installs in normal GUI it boots to a black screen with the drum sound
[08:02] <Calinou> no, it does not, jacobtapp
[08:03] <Calinou> 13.04 has newer drivers
[08:03] <Axylus> is there a good reason why the Ubuntu installer creates the swap partition as a logical partition?
[08:03] <Calinou> what's your graphics card, jacobtapp?
[08:03] <cfhowlett> jacobtapp, and 13.10 is still in beta ...
[08:03] <jnhghy> I'd like to remove the closing button for a specific aplication only (the x from top bar) for rdesktop, first of all I'd like to know if this is possible, if it is...some search query for google that will give me this type of info will defenetly help.
[08:03] <jacobtapp> GTX 780m
[08:03] <varunendra> greenut1, we can try directly editing the grub.cfg file, but adding that parameter temporarily at boot time would be safer (for testing)
[08:03] <Calinou> jacobtapp: don't install the driver normally for optimus
[08:03] <Calinou> you have to use bumblebee
[08:04] <varunendra> greenut1, basically, you have to add "acpi_backlight=vendor" (without quotes) before "quiet splash" in the line that starts with "linux /boot....." and ends with "quiet splash"
[08:04] <aeon-ltd> Axylus: so it doesn't use up the limit of primaries?
[08:04] <jacobtapp> Well it won't even boot
[08:05] <aeon-ltd> Axylus: honestly i have no real idea
[08:05] <jacobtapp> Or X doesnt startup out of the box
[08:05] <greenut1> varunendra: i was looking at Software & Updates....  there is a options to change it.... Using Z.Org X server.... or Using Video driver for the AMD graphics accelerators ...Using Video driver for the AMD graphics accelerators from fglrx-updates.... if i change those options will it help?
[08:05] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, yeah i understood that, what i meant was in apt/source.list the repos are same in server as well as desktop edition ? so the only main difference would be the tweaked kernel of the server edition.
[08:05] <Axylus> aeon-ltd, hmm… I'm not  sure either. I was just curious :)
[08:05] <Calinou> it's X.org not Z.org
[08:06] <greenut1> varunendra: ok, will do it.
[08:06] <cfhowlett> pandaroot-gama, repos are the same
[08:06] <Calinou> varunendra: don't edit grub.cfg
[08:06] <greenut1> Calinou: I'm getting old... remember. lol
[08:06] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, so that means only the kernel is different.
[08:06] <cfhowlett> pandaroot-gama, that's my understanding.
[08:06] <greenut1> was trying to type fast because the pace here is crazy.
[08:07] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, ok, than let me research more into it.
[08:07] <jacobtapp> Any other suggestions?
[08:07] <abdel> abdul
[08:07] <Calinou> jacobtapp: reinstall ubuntu, don't install the nvidia driver normally, use bumblebee
[08:07] <Calinou> alternatively: go to the BIOS, disable the IGP
[08:07] <jacobtapp> Calinou: it didnt start up without nvidia installed
[08:07] <Calinou> (can reduce battery life)
[08:07] <Calinou> ah
[08:08] <greenut1> Ok, will do it, Varunendra. Will contact you when i back, maybe tomorrow? will you be around?
[08:08] <Calinou> well you should try disabling the IGP in the BIOS if possible
[08:08] <jacobtapp> not an option
[08:08] <Calinou> bumblebee will be better for your battery life, but performance will be quite lower than directly using the card
[08:09] <jacobtapp> I understand that but I cant even get 12.04 to boot with or without nvidia. 13.04 worked fine out of the box
[08:10] <Calinou> then use 13.04
[08:10] <jacobtapp> But 13.04 doesnt offer as much support for nvidia drivers. I dont even see 319 on apt-get
[08:11] <greenut1> varunendra: my wife is mad at me... i need to go. will contact with you tmrw if you're around.
[08:12] <greenut1> varunendra, thank you for trying to help me.
[08:12] <greenut1> Calinou: thank you too.
[08:12] <Calinou> jacobtapp: you can use PPAs
[08:12] <Calinou> xorg-edgers
[08:13] <DarkLord> lssfdsa
[08:13] <DarkLord> sry friends.
[08:13] <Calinou> it's ok
[08:14] <jacobtapp> Calinou: what does that mean?
[08:15] <Calinou> Personal Package Archives
[08:15] <Calinou> basically, it adds more installable packages, but these are unsupported
[08:15] <jacobtapp> This is why people dont use linux lol
[08:15] <jnhghy> is there a way to change the button layout for a specifc app in gnome 3?
[08:15] <jacobtapp> Ive been trying to get simple stuff to work for 6 hours now
[08:16] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, prob solved :D
[08:16] <cfhowlett> pandaroot-gama, yeah?  Congrats!
[08:16] <Calinou> jacobtapp: they do
[08:16] <Calinou> you're doing things wrong, that's all :P
[08:16] <linuxuz3r> later guys
[08:16] <pandaroot-gama> cfhowlett, thanks :)
[08:16] <jacobtapp> Im following guides
[08:16] <Calinou> it's not hard to install a PPA and install a more updated driver
[08:16] <Calinou> however don't install the driver by hand. it breaks everything
[08:17] <jacobtapp> That didnt come up once in my googl searches
[08:17] <jacobtapp> Also, is this because im on 64 bit. I remember that use to be a big pain
[08:18] <survietamine> hello
[08:18] <Calinou> it isn't anymore :P
[08:18] <jacobtapp> Anyway is there a way to upgrade to 13.04 from 12.04 in command line
[08:18] <penos> hello
[08:18] <survietamine> on a 10.04 LTS, I cannot understand how to restart nfs/nis services correctly on a server
[08:19] <Calinou> I'd advise reinstalling :P
[08:19] <survietamine> on previous versions with only systemV, it was easy with nfs-common and nis in /etc/init.d/
[08:19] <jonascj> jacobtapp: besides Calinou's advice: sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:19] <alex_dolby> hi all.. i have an apt-mirror repo configured with system side packages
[08:19] <cfhowlett> jacobtapp, sudo apt-get dist-release to 12.10 then again to 13.04    clean install is recommended instead
[08:19] <Calinou> that works, yeah
[08:19] <alex_dolby> how will i create a new repo branch to put my customized debs in it
[08:20] <jacobtapp> well i dont have access to a computer besides this one with command line or w/e its called
[08:20] <alex_dolby> i know how to do in yum repo .. but i am new to apt mirror stuff
[08:21] <penos> hello
[08:21] <alex_dolby> any apt-repo experts
[08:22] <alex_dolby> or is there anyother channel/ room to ask apt relatd query
[08:23] <bazhang> how many packages alex_dolby
[08:24] <alex_dolby> bazhang: i have tow set of packages.. one is a bunch of customized openstack packages
[08:24] <alex_dolby> and another a bunch of dependencies to them
[08:24] <bazhang> alex_dolby, and the total number is...
[08:24] <alex_dolby> so i want to add two branch in my existing apt-mirror server
[08:24] <alex_dolby> 89 = Openstack debs
[08:24] <InFlames> anyone had luck getting netflix to recognize pipelight?
[08:25] <survietamine> on NFSv3, I've got this  kernel: [ 2595.765627] statd: server rpc.statd not responding, ti
[08:25] <bazhang> alex_dolby, create several PPA and split them up I suppose
[08:25] <survietamine> does anyone has any hint for me, please ?
[08:26] <alex_dolby> and 177 = dependency packages
[08:26] <bazhang> survietamine, what version of ubuntu, what are you trying to do exactly give us the very complete details
[08:27] <InFlames> when i try to connect to netflix with pipelight i get a drm error""N8156-6003", any ideas?
[08:27] <penos> no idea
[08:27] <dr_willis> InFlames:  might want to see if pipelight has a homepage/forums/irc channe;l
[08:27] <penos> google maybe
[08:27] <jacobtapp> well dist-ugpgrade didnt work
[08:28] <InFlames> it's pretty new, not sure it has anything yet
[08:28] <penos> sudo
[08:28] <jacobtapp> anyone have a good idea for how to download and burn the 13.04 .iso to a usb thumb drive via terminal
[08:28] <penos> no
[08:28] <survietamine> bazhang: it's 10.04 LTS
[08:28] <penos> read wiki
[08:29] <Ben64> !behelpful | penos
[08:29] <aeon-ltd> jacobtapp: iirc there is a method using dd to do this
[08:29] <gordonjcp> jacobtapp: download the iso, then use dd to stick it onto a USB drive
[08:30] <gordonjcp> jacobtapp: this works far better than all that unetbootin nonsense
[08:30] <survietamine> bazhang: this server provides nis/nfs service since years, but recently statd/lockd stopped responding, even after server reboot :/
[08:31] <PLMg> hey, trying to install ubuntu server 10.04 from flash diskand I run into a bit of trouble
[08:31] <Ben64> PLMg: you really should be installing 12.04, 10.04 is ancient
[08:31] <InFlames> PLMg, what kind of trouble
[08:32] <PLMg> I got this message Your installation CD-couldn't be mounted, so I am trying to follow this link http://www.mattkowalczyk.com/blog/?p=169
[08:32] <varunendra> jacobtapp, for downloading, torrents are recommended : http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads
[08:32] <survietamine> bazhang: when I do `restart portmap` the pid is the same :/
[08:32] <PLMg> but I have issues with this step: mount -t iso9660 -o loop /media/usb/ubuntu-12.04-server-amd64.iso
[08:32] <gordonjcp> PLMg: I'm not surprised
[08:32] <gordonjcp> PLMg: none of that makes sense
[08:32] <PLMg> ok...
[08:33] <Ben64> it makes some sense, but installing 10.04 doesn't make sense
[08:33] <gordonjcp> PLMg: have you got a second USB stick, with the iso on it *as a file*?
[08:33] <gordonjcp> Ben64: that's just one of the things that makes no sense
[08:33] <penos> u need mount point
[08:33] <gordonjcp> PLMg: why aren't you installing 12.04?
[08:33] <PLMg> I have only one usb stick atached
[08:33] <PLMg> mounted /dev/sdb1
[08:34] <PLMg> sadly I need it for bigbluebutton that works only with 10.04
[08:34] <nathanbz> sudo apt-get install --reinstall mod-security
[08:34] <nathanbz> shouldn't that force reinstall mod-security ?
[08:35] <nathanbz> it's not remaking the /etc/modsecurity folder with files in it :/
[08:35] <InFlames> PLMg, it claims that bigbluebutton has simply not been tested on later, it's possible it's stable...
[08:35] <PLMg> I did try it, failed a lot
[08:35] <dr_willis> why are you mounting the iso image anyway?
[08:35] <gordonjcp> PLMg: what's bigbluebutton?
[08:36] <PLMg> Your installation CD-couldn't be mounted. This probably means that the CD-ROM was not in the drive. If so you can insert it and try again
[08:36] <InFlames> gordonjcp, voip server looks like
[08:36] <gordonjcp> PLMg: and, are you okay with it only working until next month?
[08:36] <PLMg> if u refer to security issues its fine
[08:37] <PLMg> bbb is a voice conference server
[08:38] <PLMg> so you are saying that following the guide in the page I linked earlier is a bad idea?
[08:38] <dr_willis> best idea may be to run it in a virtualbox vm on a supported  release.
[08:39] <PLMg> sadly that is not possible
[08:39] <PLMg> need x64 arhitecture
[08:39] <Ben64> virtualbox does x64...
[08:39] <wylde> PLMg: you can run 64 bit VMs
[08:39] <PLMg> hmm, now I fee lsilly
[08:39] <PLMg> but anyway, this pc is a bit limited, so I would like to install ubuntu on a real machine
[08:40] <InFlames> well at least that might make your life easier
[08:41] <PLMg> if I do ls /dev/sd* I get 5 drives
[08:41] <PLMg> in the pc there is only one hdd with 2 partitions
[08:41] <PLMg> I do not need the data from the hdd
[08:41] <dr_willis> !blkid
[08:42] <dr_willis> 'sudo blkid' may give better info PLMg
[08:42] <PLMg> ok, now I know I need sdb1
[08:43] <PLMg> but doing mount -t iso9660 -o loop /media/usb/ubuntu-12.04-server-amd64.iso  should not work for me
[08:43] <PLMg> like stated it the guide
[08:43] <PLMg> *in
[08:43] <dr_willis> PLMg:  whats the exact command you are using?
[08:44] <dr_willis> if its the above.. you did a typo
[08:44] <PLMg> trying to do this http://www.mattkowalczyk.com/blog/?p=169
[08:44] <penos> u need mount point
[08:44] <dr_willis> you got no space.  after the  /media/usb      /path/to/the/iso
[08:44] <penos> in ur command
[08:44] <dr_willis> !iso
[08:45] <dr_willis> i still dont know why you are mounting the iso file
[08:45] <PLMg> it said so in the guide :)
[08:45] <gordonjcp> PLMg: the instructions on that page make no sense
[08:45] <gordonjcp> PLMg: just create a USB stick and install off that
[08:46] <PLMg> I am using a usb stick :(
[08:46] <dr_willis> the pendrivelinux web site has dozens of guides and tools to make a bootable usb flash drive
[08:46] <gordonjcp> PLMg: then you haven't created it correctly
[08:46] <gordonjcp> PLMg: download the iso, dd it onto the stick and boot
[08:46] <gordonjcp> it can't be any simpler
[08:46] <PLMg> I used the one from ubuntu, using lili to make a bootable flash drive
[08:46] <dr_willis> if hes uising 10.x  can he use dd?
[08:47] <PLMg> and since it booted, it works :)
[08:48] <PLMg> sry, brb, bio
[08:53] <nurvxx> is ubuntu nsa backdoored ?
[08:55] <PLMg> back, so what would I need to do? mount -t iso9660 myimage.iso /mnt/cdrom -o loop   according to linuxquestions.org
[08:55] <nurvxx> is ubuntu nsa backdoored ?
[08:55] <Ben64> nurvxx: no
[08:55] <dr_willis> you mount the iso to a folder PLMg  the folder must exist beforhand.
[08:56] <ActionParsnip> nurvxx: no, where did you read that?
[08:56] <dr_willis> PLMg:  that command looks correct to me... try it and sdee
[08:56] <PLMg> ok, how do I determine myimage.iso
[08:56] <nurvxx> http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1538770/pg2 it says here
[08:56] <nurvxx> it is
[08:56] <dr_willis> PLMg:  err  its the file name/path to your iso file
[08:57] <ActionParsnip> PLMg: sudo mkdir /mnt/cdrom
[08:57] <dr_willis> PLMg:  you dont understand  linux paths and file names?
[08:57] <Ben64> nurvxx: its not, and its offtopic here
[08:58] <PLMg> basicly yes, but I am confused since I made a bootable usb stick from a iso file
[08:58] <PLMg> I think that the iso file is unpacked into the usb stick
[08:58] <dr_willis> PLMg:  i dont really get what you are trying to do-- if you allready have a bootable usb made
[08:58] <ActionParsnip> nurvxx: that doesnt say anything about a backdoor
[08:58] <dr_willis> you dont just unpack an iso to a usb and  have it 'be' a bootable system
[08:59] <PLMg> following the installer i get: Your installation CD-couldn't be mounted. This probably means that the CD-ROM was not in the drive. If so you can insert it and try again
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> PLMg: if you wnat to make a bootable USB stick you need an app like unetbootin
[08:59] <gordonjcp> or just use dd
[08:59] <gordonjcp> since unetbootin doesn't work very well
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> or usb-creator-gtk
[08:59] <dr_willis> or any of the dozen tools/guides on the pendrive linux site.
[08:59] <ActionParsnip> or 1 2 3 creator from pendrivelinux
[09:00] <ActionParsnip> lots of options :)P
[09:00] <gordonjcp> I've never had usb-creator-gtk work for me at all
[09:00] <PLMg> ok... but since I already have a bootable usb stick, can I not continue from here?
[09:00] <gordonjcp> you don't have a bootable USB stick
[09:00] <gordonjcp> you have some random thing that doesn't work
[09:00] <PLMg> k, I will remake it
[09:00] <dr_willis> PLMg:   you got one thats bbootalbe.. so whats the issue?   i think we are missing somthing. ;)
[09:01] <dr_willis> Oh - its  a broken-bootable usb ;)
[09:01] <dr_willis> make it with a better tool
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> Fli-c: also remember to
[09:01] <ObrienDave> nurvxx... another government conspiracy idiot heard from LMAO
[09:01] <ActionParsnip> Fli-c: MD5 test the ISO you downloaded
[09:02] <dr_willis> I like that Multi-system tool from pendrivelinux - lets me put a lot of bootable cd's on a single usb ;)
[09:02] <phillipshum> can I ask a question please?
[09:02] <gordonjcp> !ask | phillipshum
[09:02] <PLMg> so just to make sure I follow the best steps, I have this iso file ubuntu-10.04.4-server-amd64
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> phillipshum: you just did :)
[09:02] <phillipshum> !patience
[09:02] <PLMg> what tool should I use to make a bootable flash drive
[09:02] <phillipshum> :3
[09:02] <ActionParsnip> PLMg: any particular reason for Lucid?
[09:02] <Ben64> i use unetbootin
[09:02] <nurvxx> ok
[09:02] <nurvxx> tysm
[09:03] <PLMg> ActionParsnip not really, jsut got it from ubuntu archives
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> PLMg: Precise is also LTS and supported tilApril 2017...
[09:03] <PLMg> ok, making it with unetbootin then
[09:03] <dr_willis> PLMg:  theres been known issues in the past putting a server iso on to usb.
[09:03] <ActionParsnip> dr_willis: really?
[09:04] <dr_willis> i definatly recall  server on usb  installers not being able to see the  usb to do the install. i forget the fix
[09:04] <dr_willis> not seen it in the last few releases however. ;)
[09:04] <PLMg> ok, confused again :) do I use my curent file and unetbootin?
[09:04] <Ben64> works for me, but i haven't done it on 10.04
[09:05] <dr_willis> PLMg:  you use unetbootin and whateer .  .iso file you want to put on the usb
[09:05] <PLMg> ok, doing it now
[09:05] <dr_willis> pendrivelinux site has tools that can put several iso files on the same usb
[09:07] <wzin_> Omg guys - xen-tools on precise does not allow you to create virtual machine with precise guest. This seems to be a concious feature but in my opinion it's a bug. Does it qualify for bugreport?
[09:09] <damel> Hey all :)
[09:09] <damel> I have a wifi problem
[09:09] <damel> looks like the driver is installed but I do not see any way to connect with a wifi connection
[09:09] <damel> almost like it is not installed
[09:11] <damel> I have a Qualcomm Atheros AR8151, and I installed the propriatary drivers in software updates->additional drivers (now I dont see it listed there anymore)
[09:11] <prp-e> Is Ubuntu 13.10 beta released?!
[09:11] <damel> yup
[09:11] <wilee-nilee> no
[09:11] <wilee-nilee> doh beta
[09:12] <damel> yes...beta 2
[09:12] <damel> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-gnome/releases/13.10/beta-2/
[09:12] <Ben64> support and discussion of 13.10 in #ubuntu+1 until actual release
[09:13] <damel> for me I'm talking about 13.04 for the wifi problem
[09:13] <toxic_gamer> someone posted a graphic some time back showing the overlaps and lengths of LTS releases where can i find an updated one of those?
[09:13] <Ben64> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Ubuntu_releases
[09:13] <dr_willis> perhaps hit up the google images search feature?
[09:14] <dr_willis> its only with the last release that theres been any changs hasent it?
[09:15] <kassy>  bonjour
[09:16] <varunendra> damel, I think AR8151 is an ethernet card, not wireless. Are you sure?
[09:16] <Alice-99> hi, can I use Tor/vidalia such that all connections to outside is through tor
[09:17] <varunendra> damel, yup, definitely an ethernet card. Not wifi
[09:17] <damel> varunendra : I think your right...shoot
[09:18] <damel> that would explain why it seems installed...it is and it works !!
[09:18] <varunendra> damel, what does this say - "lspci -nn | grep 0280"
[09:18] <damel> sorry about that
[09:19] <varunendra> damel, the full output, it'll be a single line
[09:19] <toxic_gamer> if 13.10 is in beta how much time is left before we see 14.04 beta?
[09:19] <dr_willis> toxic_gamer:  the version # is the date of release.. year/month
[09:19] <dr_willis> so 2014, 4th month for 14.04
[09:19] <DJones> toxic_gamer: Probably about 6 months before a 14.04 beta comes out
[09:20] <toxic_gamer> that's brilliant
[09:20] <damel> varunendra : Network controler [0280]: Broadcom Corporation Device [14e4:43b1] (rev03)
[09:20] <dr_willis> the whole  alpha/beta thing is slowly getting less and less   of a  'thing' it seems with each new release.  even the term 'beta' seems  rather vague these days. ;)
[09:21] <varunendra> damel, and what is your kernel version? (output of "uname -r")
[09:22] <damel> varunendra : 3.8.0-30-generic
[09:24] <varunendra> damel, a shot in the pitch black - does it return any output - "modprobe -c | grep -i 14e4.*43b1" ??
[09:24] <Aakanksha> arvnd. ping
[09:25] <arvnd> ping
[09:25] <damel> varunendra : no, returns nothing
[09:26] <varunendra> damel, This card seems to be very new, apparently no linux driver exists for it. It seems "ndiswrapper" maybe your only hope (or a cheap usb dongle..)
[09:27] <dr_willis> gotta love usb dongles that work out of the box.. with no effort. ;)
[09:28] <damel> varunendra : ok...I just was checking out a link for that. Thanks for you help :)
[09:28] <varunendra> someone told me you have a bunch of 'em dr_willis ;P
[09:28] <varunendra> np :)
[09:29] <damel> s/you/your
[09:29] <damel> ;)
[09:29] <dr_willis> got about 3 ive tested from amazon last year.  had to get some for my raspberry pi.. some are even bigger then my Pi.
[09:30] <varunendra> lol !!
[09:31] <dr_willis> gotta love a usb dongle thats in a huge massive  satalight-dish-looking plastic anteanna - and it does get good range. ;)
[09:31] <dr_willis> it just looks like one of those old TV-antenaas from the 70's
[09:32] <dr_willis> works out of the box with my Pi. and every linux disrto ive tried. and even several Linux based Media-player-devices
[09:32] <Eduard_Munteanu> Could someone run 'dpkg-source --help' and tell me if the --require-valid-signature abomination is present in Ubuntu too? :)
[09:32] <varunendra> damel, just found this post, talks of a success story with this card and ndiswrapper (read the wifi part, ignore the rest) : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2058444&p=12728021#post12728021
[09:32] <Eduard_Munteanu> Unless you make that a default somehow.
[09:32] <damel> hehe...perfect..thx :)
[09:33] <axtheb> Eduard_Munteanu: --require-valid-signature abort if the package doesn't have a valid signature
[09:33] <Eduard_Munteanu> axtheb: thanks. :(
[09:33] <Eduard_Munteanu> The problem is apt-get source will warn and *continue* if it can't check the sig.
[09:34] <Eduard_Munteanu> At least on Debian Wheezy.
[09:35] <varunendra> dr_willis, sometimes some devices work out of 'fear', not out-of-box (keep workin' buddy, who knows wut else this guy can do..)
[09:36] <Ben64> varunendra, dr_willis: i got a super tiny one for like $7, works perfectly on linux, and raspberry pi... http://i.imgur.com/FMbPvPa.jpg
[09:36] <damel> gonna go try this out...bbiaf
[09:37] <Eduard_Munteanu> I might report that as a bug, should be tagged as a security issue probably.
[09:38] <dr_willis> ben64 got an edimax  here.  it works. but i noticed its a lot slower and shorter range then the big boys i got. ;)
[09:38] <dr_willis> bbl
[09:38] <varunendra> Ben64, dr_willis will fit 4 of them in his 'antenna' alone :P
[09:39] <varunendra> looks like a BT dongle to me, ben6
[09:39] <Ben64> except for the "wifi" and the big N
[09:40] <k1ngpunk> hi. it's been a long time since ive been here. or even since i've used irc. i've resurrected an old old pc. (amd 1.3ghz 1.5g ram, 80g hdd, geforce fx 5500) .. any reccommendations as to what varriant of ubuntu to use?
[09:40] <varunendra> Ben64, judging by the size of it, I thought the "N" means "Not (wifi)"... ;)
[09:41] <vlt> k1ngpunk: Maybe lubuntu
[09:42] <k1ngpunk> vlt: would that be more suggested than say, xubuntu? or is that no longer 'lightweight' anymore either?
[09:42] <k1ngpunk> man, it's been a long long time. lol
[09:43] <cfhowlett> k1ng, lubuntu and xubuntu are optimized for older/lower spec machines.  xubuntu is slightly more mature and has an LTS version; 12.04
[09:45] <kingpunk> thanks for the help guys!
[09:47] <ObrienDave> I would recommend Xubuntu. But then again, I'm partial ;))
[09:48] <vlt> kingpunk: I didn't know the differences between l- and xubuntu well. Maybe you should listen to cfhowlett and go for xubuntu ;-)
[09:51] <pandaroot-gama>  NO_PUBKEY 40976EAF437D05B5
[09:51] <pandaroot-gama> gpgv: Can't check signature: public key not found
[09:51] <pandaroot-gama> i am getting this error, how can i get rid of them ?
[09:52] <dnsak> as root I execute passwd to change the root password and type the new password. However, the next time when I do sudo -s, it turns to root with the old password. what am I doing wrong?
[09:52] <Wiz_KeeD> what is the recommended video player for ubuntu?
[09:52] <Wiz_KeeD> The default one seems to not be able to play a lot of file types
[09:53] <DJones> Wiz_KeeD: I use VLC that plays pretty much everything
[09:53] <ObrienDave> Wiz_KeeD... most people like VLC
[09:53] <Ben64> dnsak: you really shouldn't set a password for root
[09:53] <cfhowlett> !root|dnsak,
[09:54] <Wiz_KeeD> I see, I pretty much hate the interface but other than that it's a really good player, even in windows
[09:54] <cfhowlett> dnsak, what're you doing wrong?  running as root
[09:54] <wilee-nilee> dnsak, giving root a password is where you are going wrong.
[09:54] <dnsak> Ben64, if I use passwd as a normal user, it does not allow me to change the password
[09:54] <wilee-nilee> that to
[09:54] <dnsak> how should I change my user's password
[09:54] <wilee-nilee> paswd without a root password
[09:55] <wilee-nilee> passwd
[09:55] <Ben64> dnsak: look at what ubottu says. you don't need a root password ever, use sudo for getting root access
[09:56] <dnsak> thank yu
[09:56] <dnsak> you
[09:56] <Wiz_KeeD> pfff
[09:56] <Wiz_KeeD> tried running it and it crashed :))
[09:56] <ObrienDave> pandaroot-gama... sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com 40976EAF437D05B5
[09:57] <ObrienDave> a few seconds of Google would have found this fix
[09:57] <flxmmr> try installing the gstreamer bad-plugins wiz_keed, might help
[09:58] <Ben64> Wiz_KeeD: i use mplayer2
[09:59] <Wiz_KeeD> mplayer2, i'll look into that too
[09:59] <Wiz_KeeD> brb now guys!
[09:59] <ActionParsnip> dns42_: boot to root recovery console and change it there
[09:59] <pandaroot-gama> ObrienDave, still the prob persist
[10:01] <pandaroot-gama> ObrienDave, it says  gpgv: Can't check signature: public key not found, ERRSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 17 10 00 1366890879 9
[10:03] <BOJJOFILO> ciao
[10:03] <BOJJOFILO> !list
[10:06] <tziOm> I have problems with networkmanager and wifi in 13.04... need-auth -> failed (reason 'no-secret') ..
[10:06] <tziOm> The wlan card works perfect if I set up in wpa_supplicant.conf..
[10:07] <ObrienDave> pandaroot-gama...  try        gpg --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv 437D05B5
[10:08] <varunendra> tziOm, by default, wpa_supplicant.conf does not exist in Ubuntu. Have you done some manual configuration?
[10:09] <tziOm> varunendra, yes, to see if I got it working at all, and I did
[10:12] <varunendra> tziOm, so what is the problem now? Do you want to make Network Manager work instead?
[10:13] <lagerpc> Does anyone know which nVidia drivers will be present in Ubuntu 13.10, and will it solve the issues with Optimus?
[10:13] <DJones> lagerpc: Probably best asking in #ubuntu+1 The people there will have been using 13.10 and may know
[10:14] <ObrienDave> lagerpc... afaik, optimus laptops needs bumblebee drivers anyway, so normal nvidia drivers wouldn't work
[10:14] <MrJones_> hi
[10:14] <MrJones_> I'm just trying to install ubuntu on a machine with the minimal network install. however, at the download installation components stage, I'm just presented with a blank purple screen. is this normal? should I just wiat?
[10:14] <sharpshooter> hi friends, when I use ssh to connect my system in localnetwork via wlan it says Connect to host nikhil-Inspiron-N4010.local port 22: Connection refused
[10:14] <MrJones_> *wait
[10:15] <MrJones_> I'm installing 12.04 lts for non-pae 32bit on a pentium m laptop
[10:15] <nevyn> ObrienDave: bumblebee works with nouveau or the nvidia driver
[10:15] <lagerpc> Ohh, ok. I though new nVidia drivers and kernel 3.9+ would solve that. But even with Bumblebee I get issues. Will ask in the other channel. Beta 1 does still not recognize the card.
[10:15] <pandaroot-gama> ObrienDave, still the same errors
[10:15] <ObrienDave> pandaroot-gama... hmm, out of ideas. sorry
[10:16] <wylde> sharpshooter: is openssh-server installed and running on the system you're trying to connect to? If so you may have to check your router settings as the wlan may be blocked from accessing devices on the "wired" lan.
[10:17] <MrJones_> as soon as I pick download installer components it blanks out to the purple background with no information to what is happening at all... what should I do? TTY access works fine, but I'm not sure how to unhang this thing. also it happens every time, I tried again and same blankness when attempting "download installer components"
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> MrJones_: what GPU do you use?
[10:18] <flxmmr> ubuntu 13.10 wants to introduce mir, which should translate in nonexistent driver support afaik (at least for the unfortunate ones getting a mir installation)
[10:18] <ActionParsnip> flxmmr: ask in #ubuntu+1 pre-releases are not supported here
[10:18] <MrJones_> ActionParsnip: no idea, why would the text mode install care? let me google.. intel 885 gme apparently
[10:19] <MrJones_> it's a samsung p35 with a pentium m
[10:19] <ActionParsnip> MrJones_: try the boot option: nomodeset
[10:19] <MrJones_> how can I specify boot options for the usb minimal boot? do I need to pick command line install?
[10:20] <ActionParsnip> !nomodeset | MrJones_
[10:21] <MrJones_> ActionParsnip: I don't have a live cd or an installed os
[10:22] <albert_> download it from the web
[10:22] <sharpshooter> wylde, openssh-server is installed in my system and am using ssh over wifi
[10:23] <MrJones_> albert_: I'm intentionally using the mini network iso
[10:23] <MrJones_> because this computer is non-pae
[10:23] <MrJones_> so does download installer components fire up the X server? or why would it hang exactly at that stage
[10:24] <MrJones_> anyway for nomodeset, I'm just not sure where to specify this on a minimal text install..
[10:24] <MrJones_> the post just covers livecd and installed systems
[10:25] <MrJones_> if there is a live cd for non-pae, I might use that one. a blog post pointed me to the mini iso because there is one for non-pae systems
[10:27] <irssi-mike> MrJones_: i used the alternate CD then hit i think f5 to specify the base system only, is that hel?
[10:27] <irssi-mike> *help
[10:28] <platzhirsch> I unlocked my second HDD from the Unity Launcher, rebooting did not make it reappear, how can I add it?
[10:28] <MrJones_> irssi-mike: at which point did you hit f5
[10:28] <wylde> sharpshooter: can you ping the machine you want to connect to?
[10:28] <MrJones_> I cannot even download the installer components, I doubt I can specify that I just want the base system or anything else
[10:28] <MrJones_> also I just tried command line expert install, same thing: blanks to violet when I pick download installer components
[10:29] <MrJones_> please note the TTY still works and so does ctrl+c (brings me to black blankness instead), it doesn't look like a graphics driver hang
[10:29] <MrJones_> also I still got a text cursor as if I'm still in text mode
[10:29] <MrJones_> it just doesn't show anything, so I can't continue with the install
[10:29] <wylde> sharpshooter: try both with hostname and ip to see if you get the same result.
[10:29] <irssi-mike> MrJones_: before install ubuntu
[10:29] <sharpshooter> wylde, ok
[10:31] <irssi-mike> MrJones_: No, I think it was f4, sorry
[10:31] <platzhirsch> Found it, nvm
[10:31] <mael> ciao
[10:31] <mael> !list
[10:32] <MrJones_> irssi-mike: f4 or f5 don't do anything at the boot screen or inside the text install. please note I'm using the mini iso install, NOT the graphical live install
[10:33] <bing0719> 大家好！
[10:33] <geros> server phobos.irc.gr
[10:33] <bing0719> 这里有中国人吗？
[10:34] <OerHeks> !cn | bing0719
[10:34] <MrJones_> so is someone familiar with the text install around? I would really love to continue, but with the download installer components stage blanking out (TTY still works, I'm still in text mode, doesn't look like graphics mode/gpu hang!) I'm unable to proceed... command line install doesn't work either
[10:34] <OerHeks> !nomodeset
[10:35] <MrJones_> OerHeks: you did read what I said, right?
[10:35] <irssi-mike> MrJones_: the alternate cd is a text mode isntall
[10:35] <MrJones_> I don't think it applies because I'm still in text mode. if it DOES apply (nomodeset), I don't know how to set it because there is no point in text mode where it allows me to specify kernel options (or I can't find it).
[10:35] <bing0719> think you
[10:36] <OerHeks> nomodeset is only needed when your gui does not come up
[10:36] <MrJones_> I'm in text mode install, there is no graphical gui
[10:36] <MrJones_> or at least I don't think there is supposed to be one at any point
[10:36] <bing0719> ubottu: think you!
[10:36] <MrJones_> I picked command-line install, same thing. I don't think command line install has a clicky shiny gui
[10:37] <nearzt> hello
[10:37] <OerHeks> one way to work around non-PAE is to install Lubuntu, and add ubuntu-desktop afterwards
[10:37] <OerHeks>  Lubuntu does not use PAE kernel @ install
[10:37] <MrJones_> I'm in the installation, I can pick the language, the keyboard, the network settings... but when I get to the "download installer components" stage, it just blanks out. the computer is still responsive, I'm still in text mode (text cursor is there and I can type stuff which appears on screen), but there is simply no dialog box on screen. nothing. blank. TTY still works.
[10:38] <nearzt> oh i love tty
[10:40] <MrJones_> OerHeks: is there a 12.04 lts lubuntu?
[10:43] <OerHeks> MrJones_, sure, but you can use 13.04 too
[10:43] <irssi-mike> MrJones_: even in the mini iso, before you chose install you can f4 and choose install a minimal system
[10:43] <irssi-mike> i think
[10:43] <MrJones_> irssi-mike: at which point? I tried and nothing happens when I press f4
[10:43] <MrJones_> in the boot menu with the install option, nothing happens when I press f4 or f5
[10:43] <ObrienDave> MrJones_... there is a 12.04 Lubuntu. not sure if it's LTS
[10:44] <MrJones_> well I would use a regular ubuntu 12.04 lts if someone can tell me how to get through the installation :P
[10:44] <MrJones_> in command-line install, ctrl+c does successfully bring me back to the install main menu
[10:44] <MrJones_> but another try at downloading installer components just blanks out again, so I can try infinitely and ctrl+c back to the menu
[10:45] <MrJones_> I can netcat and successfully get a response from google.de
[10:45] <MrJones_> so network is working just fine
[10:46] <MrJones_> OerHeks: I'm configuring this laptop for someone who doesn't need the most up to date software, so going with something that has support up to 2017 with no need to upgrade seems like a better idea
[10:46] <MrJones_> so I'm not really interested in a non-LTS version
[10:47] <nearzt> well... i still use karmic
[10:49] <irssi-mike> I would say it has to be LTS, it's the same version with a different Desktop and Display manager
[10:50] <lordzett> lo
[10:50] <irssi-mike> at the same time the support isn't desktop and display support
[10:50] <jeremy5189> Hello, I'm teacher at school, I'm going to teach my student about installing ubuntu on VirtualBox, but I'm having problem deploying Ubuntu ISO in the computer classroom ... It's too slow, any suggestion?
[10:55] <PLMg> jeremy5189 maybe copy the ubuntu iso on each individual machine before class?
[10:56] <linuxbaby> hi guyz.. i am new to apt stuff.. whats the best method to create a local apt repo server to host some debs i have
[10:56] <wylde> jeremy5189: configure a PXE server for the vm's to boot from :)
[10:56] <linuxbaby> its customized debs..
[10:56] <linuxbaby> i tried apt-mirror.. but i do not know where to put my debs
[10:56] <jeremy5189> @PLMg I don't have a lot of prepare time for that...
[10:57] <linuxbaby> in ubuntu .. i am seeing lots of options .. like apt-mirror, apt-cache, ppa etc.. i am a bit confued :)
[10:57] <linuxbaby> in RHEL: / CentOS the yum repo .. i was able to create withing 10 mts
[10:57] <linuxbaby> any pointers . please.
[11:01] <wylde> linuxbaby: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Offline/Repository  ...all I've got heh
[11:02] <wylde> linuxbaby: or perhaps https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Personal
[11:03] <linuxbaby> wylde, thanks you .. let me check this one..
[11:04] <BluesKaj> hiyas all
[11:06] <Rewol> hi
[11:08] <damel> I'm back...go figure ;)
[11:09] <damel> anyone have an idea what to do if "sudo modprobe ndiswrapper" hangs ?
[11:09] <Dr_Willis> look in dmesg for errors
[11:10] <loa> how i can read dconf parameter?
[11:10] <loa> for example com.canonical.Unity.Launcher
[11:10] <jrib> loa: you should probably use gsettings
[11:10] <loa> i tried different ways but always dconf is sillent
[11:10] <loa> jrib, i want command line
[11:10] <jrib> loa: gsettings is command line
[11:10] <loa> for example dconf read /com/canonical/Unity/Launcher
[11:10] <damel> ndiswrapper seems to load the drivers just fine...
[11:11] <loa> what is wring with it?
[11:11] <faugusztin> loa: you mean get, no ?
[11:11] <damel> Dr_Willis : dont see anything in the dmesg
[11:11] <damel> if that was for me ;)
[11:11] <jrib> loa: for example:  gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Launcher favorites
[11:11] <Dr_Willis> damel:  no idea then. I dont use  ndiswrapper
[11:11] <damel> lucky you..hehe
[11:12] <damel> if anyone else has any ideas they are more than welcome :)
[11:12] <loa> jrib, hm it work, but why dconf fails?
[11:12] <loa> dconf-editor works fine
[11:12] <faugusztin> damel: is there a reason to use ndiswrapper ? :)
[11:13] <damel> faugusztin : no linux drivers for my wifi card
[11:13] <jrib> loa: maybe it is not stored in dconf?
[11:13] <loa> jrib, i see it in dconf-editor
[11:13] <damel> faugusztin : aparently the only way to make it work is with ndiswrapper
[11:13] <jrib> loa: maybe dconf-editor looks at more than just dconf, i don't know
[11:14] <loa> jrib, dconf read /com/canonical/unity/launcher/favorites
[11:14] <faugusztin> damel: what device it is (what chip does that card have?)
[11:14] <loa> now works good)
[11:14] <jrib> loa: ok
[11:14] <MrJones_> so.. anyone around who knows what to do if the text mode install (mini iso) hangs at the "download installer components" stage? I can still go to the TTY and do stuff, so the system isn't frozen, and ctrl+c brings me back to the install main menu. however, "download installer components" will just show blank purple, no dialog box or anything, no progress indicator. I waited for several minutes with nothing happening
[11:14] <jrib> loa: but use gsettings, it's higher-level
[11:15] <damel> faugusztin : Broadcom Corporation Device [14e4:43b1] (rev 03)
[11:15] <loa> jrib, maybe you now about this issue, i want add unity://desktop-icon to my unity launcher it appears well when i add it from gnome settings or in dconf-editor
[11:15] <loa> but after relog or reboot it dissapear from unity launcher and from setting too
[11:16] <loa> why i can see so strange behaviour?
[11:16] <jrib> loa: could be a permissions issue
[11:16] <loa> jrib, how i can check this?
[11:16] <jrib> loa: but I have no experience with adding to the launcher
[11:17] <loa> jrib, my idea is to write my favorites on startup using dconf or gsettings
[11:17] <Rewol> lucky for me i have no idea what you're talking about
[11:17] <jrib> loa: it is a good work-around but it's kludgy.  I would recommend figuring out what's wrong instead
[11:18] <loa> jrib, if i know how...
[11:18] <jrib> loa: try this: find ~ ! -user $USER
[11:18] <carbo> i have to chance server..
[11:19] <faugusztin> damel: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1173761 seems like there is a driver in development, did you tried that one ?
[11:20] <cristian_c> !ppa-purge
[11:22] <damel> faugusztin : non I did not see that yet...I'll check out the link...thx :)
[11:23] <Guest3617> 嗨，大家好！
[11:23] <DJones> !cn | Guest3617
[11:23] <loa> jrib, another moment i forgot to mention, i can add icons of programs on launcher, but not desktop icon
[11:24] <loa> jrib, so i think it is more crazy problem then just permissions =/
[11:24] <Guest3617> oh~~ok,i get it
[11:24] <loa> but i run your command but don't see any problems with permissions
[11:28] <root32> what is the best Video editing software for ubuntulog ?
[11:30] <koleS320> What ubuntu versions are in debian 6 ?
[11:31] <root32> koleS320: ubuntu version 12.4
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> root32:  depends on the kind of video editing you want to do
[11:31] <koleS320> root32: and newer?
[11:31] <Dr_Willis> theres a few videos editors mentioned at the omgubuntu and webupd8 site that are not in the normal repos also.
[11:32] <italian-cruncher> root32, tried openshot?
[11:33] <root32> Dr_Willis: I want to edit 2h long video
[11:34] <Dr_Willis> root32:  and  the kind of editing is?
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> !info kino
[11:35] <root32> Dr_Willis: Our university party
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> root32:  not what the video is of.. but what sort of Edits are you trying to do?
[11:35] <Dr_Willis> i 'edit' videos - but all i do with them is basically convert them to differnt formats. :) i use winff, ffmpeg, mencoder, arista, handbreak  and other tools fo rthat
[11:37] <MrJones_> inside the mini iso "ash", is there a way to download & use dpkg/apt-get so I could possibly bootstrap a system from there?
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> theres perhaos 4 or 5 other liner and nonliner video editors out (not all are in the repos)
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> !debootstrap
[11:37] <Dr_Willis> MrJones_:  debootstrap. but good luck with it. ;)
[11:39] <MrJones_> Dr_Willis: command not found :p
[11:40] <Dr_Willis> MrJones_:  i suggest reading the guide.
[11:40] <Dr_Willis> all i know on the topic is that the factoid exists
[11:40] <MrJones_> ok
[11:41] <Dr_Willis> and from what ive seen in here about it..  'good luck'  is going to be needed. ;)
[11:43] <MrJones_> Dr_Willis: well I'll probably try debian stable first and see if that one has a working installer..
[11:43] <damel> um...I forgot...who was just helping me ?
[11:44] <faugusztin> damel: you mean with the driver ?
[11:44] <damel> yup
[11:44] <damel> faugusztin : it works !!!
[11:44] <faugusztin> damel: technically broadcom added your chip in their latest drivers, but not your PCI ID btw, so maybe few months later your PCI ID will be included too
[11:45] <damel> faugusztin : thank you SO much :)
[11:45] <damel> cool...good to know
[11:45] <faugusztin> damel: :D http://www.broadcom.com/docs/linux_sta/README.txt <-- you got BCM 4352, but with different PCI Device ID, my best guess is that that patch just adds your PCI Device ID to the list
[11:45] <damel> in the mean time...every new kernel I will loose my wifi right ?
[11:45] <faugusztin> damel: yep, you will have to rebuild it over and over again unfortunately
[11:46] <damel> better to have to do that, and have linux than winblows ;)
[11:46] <damel> even if it is kinda anoying
[11:47] <damel> thanks again :)
[11:48] <nitish> Hello,
[11:50] <nitish> I have Ubuntu in one partition and Windows in other.
[11:50] <nitish> What happens if I run wubi again?
[11:50] <nitish> Will it remove old version of Ubuntu and install new one?
[11:50] <Dr_Willis_> wubi installs inside windows.. ojn a windows partion nitish
[11:50] <Dr_Willis_> it dosent instgall to its ownb partion
[11:50] <Dr_Willis_> Wubi is best avoided. and ran away from
[11:51] <ObrienDave> dropped like a hot rock
[11:51] <chalcedony> Dr_Willis_, *hugs* and good morning :)
[11:53] <nitish_> Yeah, I installed Ubuntu through wubi and I need a fresh copy now
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> nitish_: then uninstall using Windows using Programs and Features
[11:57] <ActionParsnip> nitish_: then clear out the C:\Wubi folder, then reinstall
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> nitish_: Wubi is not a long term solution, I recommend a proper install after resizing your NTFS using Windows
[11:58] <nitish_> I installed Ubuntu in a different partition other than that of Windows. Now, programs and features is not showing Ubuntu
[11:58] <ActionParsnip> nitish_: there is a manual removal method
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide
[11:59] <nitish_> yeah, I checked those, I don't see any uninstall-ubuntu.exe file
[11:59] <ActionParsnip> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How_do_I_manually_uninstall_Wubi.3F
[12:03] <nitish_> I installed Ubuntu in F partition. Do I need to look for boot.ini in C or in F?
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> nitish_: boot.ini will be in C:
[12:04] <ActionParsnip> nitish_: can you see how much of a headache Wubi is now...
[12:04] <nitish_> Will uninstalling Wubi also delete Ubuntu?
[12:05] <ActionParsnip> nitish_: yes, wubi is the system to hold ubuntu in your (junk) NTFS
[12:05] <nitish_> there is nothing called boot.ini. There is something called bootinfo.ini
[12:06] <nitish_> OK,anyway I want to install Ubuntu again. So, can I download wubi in the same partition and install Ubuntu again?
[12:07] <nitish_> will the previous version of Ubuntu be removed?
[12:07] <OerHeks> nitrile_, no, first remove wubi/ubuntu in windows softwarecenter.
[12:07] <nitish_> No, Ubuntu is not showing up in installed programs
[12:08] <OerHeks> it should.
[12:08] <nitish_> Ubuntu is in different partition than Ubuntu
[12:08] <ActionParsnip> nitish_: why use wubi again, can't you see how much headache it causes?
[12:08] <OerHeks> if ubuntu is installed in wubi, it should.
[12:08] <nitish_> How to install Ubuntu then without wubi?
[12:08] <nitish_> I don't know the details. But, Ubuntu is not there in installed programs lis
[12:09] <ObrienDave> nitish_... they're trying to get you to abandon Wubi altogether. Use the Live DVD
[12:09] <nitish_> Is there any alternative method?
[12:10] <Dr_Willis_> wubi has basically been killed off.
[12:10] <Dr_Willis_> if you want to test Ubuntu in a safe way. install to a usb flash drive or external hd. or test it out in virtualbox
[12:11] <Dr_Willis_> theres has really NEVER been a good need for wubi
[12:11] <mansyur> ada yang tahu cara instaling tools backtrack di ubuntu 12.04
[12:11] <nitish_> How to download ubuntu in external hd
[12:11] <Dr_Willis_> mansyur:  backtrack has its own support channels
[12:11] <nitish_> ?
[12:12] <mansyur> repo ya saya udah tambahin di sorce list...
[12:12] <Dr_Willis_> nitish_:  install it as you would install to a internal hd.. use the Ubuntu desktop cd, or live-usb
[12:12] <Jpmh> I do: echo hello|sed -r s/\(ll\)/xx\1/ - I expected hexxllo but get hexxlo - why did the () not capture the second l?
[12:12] <mansyur> saa mau tanya cara instal tools backtrack ajj di ubuntu 12.04
[12:12] <mansyur> help
[12:12] <Dr_Willis_> !backtrack | mansyur
[12:12] <ActionParsnip> mansyur: #backtrack-linux or #kali-linux
[12:13] <mansyur> backtrack-linux thankx
[12:13] <Dr_Willis_> Jpmh:  wasent you asking this same question. like last week?
[12:13] <mrrcp> whats the best way to configure a stfp to auto mount
[12:13] <mrrcp> sftp
[12:13] <ActionParsnip> mrrcp: there is no single best way
[12:14] <Dr_Willis_> mrrcp:  down and dirty. put the command in /etc/rc.local  ;)
[12:14] <Jpmh> Dr_Willis: I have asked in the past ane received no answer so I thiught I would ask again, yes
[12:14] <llutz> Jpmh: don't escape the () if you use -r
[12:14] <ActionParsnip> mrrcp: one way is to add it in /etc/fstab   then add:  mount -a    in /etc/rc.local  above the 'exit 0' line
[12:14] <nitish_> then, first I want to uninstall Ubuntu.
[12:14] <nitish_> how can I do this?
[12:15] <Dr_Willis_> Jpmh:  i belve it has to do with regular expressions and how they are 'greedy'  but i cant recall  more then that i read a paragraph or twon on that in the 'mastering regular expressions' book. id suggest asking in #bash
[12:15] <BluesKaj> !id | mansyur
[12:15] <Jpmh> llutz: if I don't escape I get: syntax error near '('
[12:15] <Dr_Willis_> nitish_:  if its a wubi install. find the files and delete them>
[12:15] <OerHeks> nitish_, just uninstall in tru softwarecenter > http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/images/wubiprecise06.jpg
[12:15] <llutz>  echo hello|sed  -r 's/(ll)/xx\1/' Jpmh
[12:15] <nitish_> then grub also will be uninstalled.
[12:16] <Dr_Willis_> wubi dosent use grub - as far as i know.
[12:16] <Jpmh> llutz: ty - realized as you were typing that the shell was seeing the ( - but ty - you got it
[12:16] <Dr_Willis_> well  the windows bootloader -> then loads grub. ;)
[12:16] <nitish_> so, can delete ubuntu filed completely?
[12:16] <Dr_Willis_> nitish_:  as a test.. try just renameing it?
[12:17] <nitish_> "it"?
[12:17] <Dr_Willis_> nitish_:  you will notice this about wubi.. MOST people in here dont use wubi.. so know very littl3e about it
[12:17] <nitish_> I too don't want to use wubi anymore
[12:17] <Dr_Willis_> nitish_:  rename the wubi instlled directoryu or file or whatever it is. or try the manual uninstall guide mentioned above
[12:19] <damel> anyone get grub to work with window 8 ?
[12:19] <tribal> hi
[12:21] <damel> for me it sees it window 8, but when it tries to start it I get some time of error / warning about how it can not start like that
[12:21] <damel> something with the security
[12:22] <OerHeks> damel, sounds like an UEFI issue
[12:22] <OerHeks> !uefi
[12:22] <Jpmh> damel: I am by no means an expert on Windoze - haven't touched it for years - but doesnt 8 require a secure boot loader?
[12:23] <damel> have no clue...got get grub to work I changed the boot loader in my bios
[12:23] <damel> I think I can change it back to windows to make windows boot
[12:23] <damel> I just find it wierd
[12:23] <damel> i'm sure its a UEFI think
[12:23] <damel> just have not figured out why yet ;)
[12:23] <Dr_Willis_> if windows was instllwed in uefi mode. i think  the bios has to be in uefi mode
[12:24] <Dr_Willis_> if you disabled uefi mode - and then reinstalled windows... it might work.
[12:24] <Dr_Willis_> but  I dont use uefi. and dont plan on it.. any time soon. ;)
[12:24] <Dr_Willis_> im just repeating what i seem to recall seeing in here.
[12:24] <Dr_Willis_> Ubuntu CAN work in uefi mode also i belive.
[12:25] <damel> actually..it does just fine in UEFI mode
[12:25] <damel> I'm using it right now to boot
[12:25] <damel> at least I think I am..hehe
[12:25] <damel> ;)
[12:25] <Dr_Willis_> Im in raspberry-pi mode ;) on my Pi. :)
[12:25] <Vermoot-iPad> Hi ! Bit of a dumb problem here. I was in VMWare, and for the mouse to work in the VM it had to disconnect it from my ubuntu host. Now I can't move my mouse. What can I do ?
[12:26] <Dr_Willis_> night all
[12:26] <damel> nice..you running ubunut on your Pi ?
[12:26] <Dr_Willis_> ubuntu cant run on a Pi. wrong ARM cpu.
[12:26] <damel> gotcha
[12:26] <damel> nite :)
[12:26] <Dr_Willis_> but rasbian is close enough.
[12:34] <Jpmh> does anyone know if Canonical has a backup plan now it looks like MIR is dead before it starts?
[12:34] <Eduard_Munteanu> I reported dpkg-source's behavior as a bug to Debian: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=724744
[12:34] <Eduard_Munteanu> Ubuntu might want to track this as well.
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> Jpmh: its not dead at all.
[12:35] <ActionParsnip> Eduard_Munteanu: then run:  ubuntu-bug apt-get    and report the issue
[12:36] <Jpmh> ActionParsnip: I read that MS, Nvidia, and ATI have all withdrawn their support for it - is that not true?
[12:36] <Eduard_Munteanu> ActionParsnip: I'm not running Ubuntu at the moment
[12:37] <Eduard_Munteanu> I'll have to file it manually.
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Eduard_Munteanu: then you can use the web interface and report it manualy: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+filebug/?no-redirect
[12:37] <ActionParsnip> Jpmh: who are MS?
[12:37] <Eduard_Munteanu> Alright.
[12:38] <foxyfox> hello all
[12:39] <Jpmh> ActionParsnip: MS=MicroSoft - I assumed - did not really worry too nuch about them when I saw ATI and NVIDIA, and as I re-read I see Intel too.  So, basically almost all of the video makers
[12:40] <foxyfox> i need some thing that is similar to apache virtual host but for e.g when some one try to connect to voip.domain.com it redirects to public ip > 192.168.1.2  if games.domain.com it goes to public ip > 192.168.1.3
[12:40] <foxyfox> what do i need to achieve that ?
[12:40] <ActionParsnip> Jpmh: why would Microsoft be interested in Mir?
[12:41] <Jpmh> ActionParsnip: lets ignore them, then, isn't the fact that Nvidia, Intel and Ati have bailed enough to cause concern ?
[12:41] <foxyfox> but i dont what it for webserver i want it for other services
[12:44] <llutz> Jpmh: there still will be wayland, so what
[12:45] <loa> jrib, is there some kind of documentation for gsettings?
[12:45] <Jpmh> llutz: can you explain that to me - this I suspectr is what I am missing - what is the relationship between Wayland and MIR?
[12:46] <llutz> Jpmh: well, to me: wayland will be supported, MIR was a stillborn child and canonical has to decide wether to drop it or run into a lonely future. but this is OT here
[12:48] <Jpmh> llutz: so you are basically agreeing with my original premise that was denied by ActionParsnip that Mir is "dead"?
[12:48] <llutz> Jpmh: yes
[12:49] <Jpmh> llutz: ty so much - I am pleased that I am not mis-reading this - and I agree Cannonocal needs to chose
[12:50] <Jpmh> llutz: I was begining to think I had missed something - but you seem to feel the same way as I do - Unity almost drove us off Ubuntu till we realized how to avoid it
[12:59] <jcgs> hi guys
[13:01] <jcgs> i'm having a bit of trouble with something... i've written a program, but bash keeps telling me "file not found" when i try to execute it, even though it exists. also, all the help on forums deals with 32-bit binaries on 64-bit system, but this is a 64-bit binary, and ldd confirms all the libraries are there. Does anyone know what's going on?
[13:02] <MrJones_> jcgs: is the execute flag set? try: chmod +x pathtofile
[13:02] <jcgs> MrJones_: it's definitely executable... it came out of the linker that way
[13:04] <MrJones_> hm then I would suggest a filesystem check. someone else might still have a more insightful idea though
[13:04] <llutz> jcgs: and you run it from the directory where is was built? "./yourprogram"
[13:05] <jcgs> llutz... yup
[13:05] <jcgs> if i run it with gdb, it says "program exited during shared library load with status 127"
[13:05] <fudus> did you set up prefix correctly?
[13:05] <Eduard_Munteanu> Timeout error at launchpad.net. *sigh*
[13:05] <jcgs> fudus: what does that mean?
[13:06] <Eduard_Munteanu> And back button takes me to the beginning, I hope I don't need to rewrite my report.
[13:06] <Eduard_Munteanu> Good, it's a POST and I can refresh to resubmit, I think.
[13:07] <bhavesh> I am trying to install Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS on HP Pavillion g6, I made a bootable usb pen drive with windows USB Installer 123, I can boot from it, it shows a menu to run Ubuntu from USB or install Ubuntu, When I select Run Ubuntu, it shows messages for a couple of minutes and then there'
[13:07] <bhavesh> there's black screen\
[13:07] <bhavesh> how do I debug it?
[13:09] <fudus> if you did a configure/make thing, you need to do --prefix=~/name as it will look under /usr/local by default
[13:10] <jcgs> fudus: when? i just did this: as -o test.o test.s && ld -lc -o test test.o
[13:11] <fudus> nevermind then, missed beginning of conversation
[13:12] <freannrak> hello. I cannot decide which 4G usb stick should I get for Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. My choices are Huawei E3276 or ZTE MF823D, but I really would like to avoid any complicated setup. By googling those I can't really find any solid information if they are supported or not...
[13:15] <fudus> Aleksander Morgado (aleksander-m) wrote on 2013-07-08:	 #2
[13:15] <fudus> MM 0.7.x should handle this properly.
[13:16] <fudus> the Huawei
[13:16] <uestcsjw> hello everyone
[13:16] <fudus> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/modemmanager/+bug/1198283
[13:16] <fudus> Mixed messages whoo :P
[13:17] <bhavesh> I get a black screen while installing ubuntu..
[13:17] <bhavesh> pressed tab and typed nomodset, still nothing
[13:18] <mplex> hmm so I have two sources for some packages and I'm getting undefined symbols, one is deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise main restricted and the other is deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ precise-updates main restricted, some packages show up in the apt-cache twice with slightly different versions, is this correct? should I only have one of those?
[13:18] <fudus> unplug the notebook from mains until you get into the main desktop, then you can plug it in
[13:18] <fudus> (ACPI operates differently on battery than mains for some notebooks)
[13:19] <freannrak> fudus: so I guess ZTE would be a better fit? there's even less information about that on google
[13:19] <fudus> freannrak: http://www.ztedevices.com/product/data_card/2568654e-c0d9-479d-a77f-17c340ff211d.html doesn't list linux at all, so i'd take the huawei then
[13:20] <freannrak> hmm, okay
[13:20] <varunendra> mplex, seeing more than one version in apt-cache is perfectly normal. But what do you mean by "undefined symbols"?
[13:20] <freannrak> but the HUWAI will definitely require some heavy configuration before I can actually use it :(
[13:20] <linuxbaby> hi guyz.. i am doing apt-get install keystone in a fresh install of ubuntu 12.04 server
[13:21] <linuxbaby> its fetching and installing the packages..
[13:21] <fudus> http://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/ModemManager/SupportedDevices/ another list
[13:21] <linuxbaby> whats the method to know where this package is being installed
[13:21] <mplex> varunendra: I having a libglib2.0 issue where certain packages on 12.04 LTS are failing to run due to undefined symbols and can't figure out why
[13:21] <bhavesh> how do I enable nomodset in Ubuntu 12.04?
[13:21] <bhavesh> while installation
[13:21] <linuxbaby> afaik: it should not be fetched unless i configure to a grizzly or havana repository
[13:22] <mplex> varunendra: I've got a thread open at this point just trying to figure out why I see two copies in the apt-cache, guess that's normal: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2176695&p=12800426
[13:22] <varunendra> mplex, I think I've seen your thread. Is "sanderj" handling it?
[13:22] <mplex> heh yep thanks
[13:23] <freannrak> fudus: MF823D isn't even listed there. Although 'other ZTE devices' -> 'will probably work' :D.
[13:23] <linuxbaby> whats the method to know which repo a package is being installed
[13:24] <fudus> so huawei it is
[13:24] <freannrak> i guess so, thanks fudus
[13:24] <linuxbaby> in rhel/centos i can use yum repolist
[13:24] <linuxbaby> whats the method in ubuntu
[13:24] <varunendra> mplex, I get those kind of errors while compiling drivers that are not compatible with latest kernels. The fix is usually to define some blank structs or other variables
[13:24] <mrrcp> ok LibreOffice 4.1 isnt working properly with launcher in 12.04
[13:24] <mrrcp> anyone else have this issue?
[13:25] <mplex> varunendra: I haven't rebooted to update the kernel in almost a year, guess I should definitely try that?
[13:25] <linuxbaby> anyone has a pointer ..
[13:25] <linuxbaby> whats the method to know from which apt repo a particular  package is being installed
[13:25] <fudus> apt-cache policy
[13:26] <linuxbaby> fudus, let me check
[13:26] <fudus> the one with *** is the one being chosen by default
[13:27] <alfonso> hi
[13:27] <mrrcp> how can i remove the 4.1 libre office update and re-install the original
[13:27] <varunendra> mplex, I'm not very familiar with building stuff or compiling, only have *some* experience with some drivers. But it seems to me that such errors are a result of discrepancies between kernel header & program source code
[13:28] <alfonso> i can't get despotify to work on ubuntu
[13:28] <mplex> ok well I'll at least try a reboot to the latest kernel, the only time I've had this issues is where a binary was compiled against a different library than the one installed
[13:28] <varunendra> mplex, as such, I think you should keep the kernel header version (and other 'build' essentials too) close to the release version of the program you are having problem with
[13:29] <mplex> here I'm just also having a problem with tshark from the repository, I can't build wireshark either due to other library issues which are probably related but its a different issue
[13:30] <mplex> somehow I think I have a bad version of libglib installed but I don't know to figure out what happened, I certainly haven't done any installs by hand
[13:30] <prp-e> Is there any packages of psiphon3 ?!
[13:30] <kostkon> !find psiphon
[13:31] <kostkon> !find psiphon3
[13:31] <varunendra> mplex, I think you should try upgrading the headers and build-essential :)
[13:31] <prp-e> Oh ok
[13:33] <shahar> hey
[13:38] <mrrcp> how do i get apt-get to not install the libreoffice 4.1
[13:38] <mrrcp> i want to put the original libreoffice back on
[13:39] <miaqinas> need u help..how to burning files DVD?
[13:40] <Rory> miaqinas: A movie to watch in a DVD player? or just files?
[13:41] <axelm7> hi guys, I have a desktop box running Fedora and I'd like to switch it to Ubuntu. Will current 13.10 betas be updatable when 13.10 final comes out?
[13:42] <toughlama> no ?one
[13:42] <DJones> !final | axelm7
[13:43] <miaqinas> to dvd player
[13:43] <jalusava> can someone help me switch from linux mint BACK toy Ubuntu please? I don't want to loose my files? Any suggestions would be great!
[13:43] <kostkon> miaqinas, try with devede
[13:44] <mrrcp> whats the default version of libreoffice for 12.04?
[13:45] <kostkon> !info libreoffice precise
[13:45] <jalusava>  can someone help me switch from linux mint BACK toy Ubuntu please? I don't want to loose my files? Any suggestions would be great!
[13:46] <mrrcp> kostkon: how do i remove the repo for 4.1!
[13:46] <mrrcp> and get 3.5.7 back
[13:46] <kostkon> !ppa-purge | mrrcp, use this:
[13:47] <kostkon> mrrcp, did you use the ppa or downloaded the deb from the libreoffice site?
[13:47] <mrrcp> ppa
[13:47] <kostkon> ok
[13:49] <deibuji> hello. does anyone have any experience with using the cloud init tools? I'm trying to setup a vm on a kvm host and i'm trying to use the meta data to setup the vm's networking. anytime i include the meta data into the seed image, the vm cannot establish a network connection.
[13:52] <axelm7> DJones, thanks
[13:52] <axelm7> now I just need to find the right ISO
[13:52] <jalusava>  can someone help me switch from linux mint BACK toy Ubuntu please? I don't want to loose my files? Any suggestions would be great!
[13:52] <DJones> axelm7: You're welcome
[13:52] <UrielVigilante> Good afternoon, how to install bcm 4311 on ubuntu 13.04 . I already tryed the software sources , and add aditioanl drivers - STa .... , but it dont work. Can any one help me ?
[13:54] <loa> hello, i am trying to switch off icons on desktop using this command gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background show-desktop-icons false
[13:54] <scottj> What program will easily allow me to display my webcam in a window on my screen?
[13:54] <loa> icons dissapear yes, but after that all going unstable and unity halt
[13:55] <ActionParsnip> scottj: cheese
[13:55] <jhutchins> scottj: cheese
[13:55] <loa> for example when trying ti minimize application which cover desktop i recieve freez
[13:55] <scottj> ActionParsnip: jhutchins: thanks
[14:00] <mrrcp> kostkon:
[14:00] <mrrcp> kostkon: i removed the ppa
[14:00] <UrielVigilante> Good afternoon, how to install bcm 4311 on ubuntu 13.04 . I already tryed the software sources , and add aditioanl drivers - STa .... , but it dont work. Can any one help me ?  Could be a solution, remove bcmwl-kernel-source on terminal, then try install again trought software source-add sta driver, and then tye command on terminal to chek if it is on blacklist and if it is , edit and change...
[14:00] <UrielVigilante> ... and reboot ?
[14:00] <mrrcp> but now it will not install
[14:06] <Ejemy> I tried installing ubuntu from a usb pendrive to my wd passport external hard drive and there was an error at the end, something about grub not successfully installing. Well, now my computer won't recognize the external hard drive so I can't format it and try again. Whats going on?
[14:07] <bkfitz> Anyone know how to get a usb tv-tuner working with ubuntu?
[14:08] <bkfitz> I have a haupauge wintv aero-m
[14:08] <bkfitz> downloaded tvtime but no dice
[14:08] <bkfitz> 'frames too short from uvcvideo'
[14:09] <SamSagaZ> hey guys is possible to know in some website the versions of the pkg that have ubuntu?
[14:10] <SamSagaZ> pkg version are the same as debian distro?
[14:13] <rkrishna> Hi, I am trying to install a video card, and I see this "BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at 00000000117d4300" error in the kernel.log. Any Ideas?
[14:14] <ActionParsnip> rkrishna: have you tested RAM from Memtest86+ in Grub?
[14:15] <Rory> What Ubuntu version are you using, rkrishna ?
[14:18] <rkrishna> ActionParsnip: Yaa, the mem test is all done and  I am using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS as recommended by the card vendor.
[14:18] <rkrishna> Rory: I am using Ubuntu 10.04 LTS as recommended by the card vendor.
[14:19] <Rory> rkrishna That version is no longer supported on the desktop, have you tried a more up-to-date edition?
[14:23] <DJ_Unibob> 13.04 has been running pretty stable for me so far. :)
[14:23] <rkrishna> The driver would not compile in any of the other Ubuntu versions, the card vendor says its certified on 10.04
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> rkrishna: is this for server or desktop?
[14:24] <rkrishna> I was just wondering if it is related to some kernel memory configuration we can change
[14:24] <rkrishna> its no a server
[14:24] <rkrishna> **its for a DVR server
[14:24] <ActionParsnip> rkrishna: there are no desktop package updates for Lucid, nor is it supported by the community in any way
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> rkrishna: it is only supported in server in CLI
[14:25] <bluedarma> halo
[14:25] <rkrishna> Right, its server version of Ubuntu
[14:25] <ActionParsnip> rkrishna: i thought you said it was "no a server"?
[14:26] <rkrishna> :) sorry it was a typo...."its on a server"
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> rkrishna: i see
[14:26] <ActionParsnip> rkrishna: then it will be supported
[14:33] <UrielVigilante> I created a root password for first time on my ubuntu 13.04, and now its says that is not my password. how can i recover it ?
[14:33] <Rory> !root | UrielVigilante
[14:33] <UrielVigilante> Iam in usb peristent mode
[14:33] <ActionParsnip> UrielVigilante: can you log in at root recovery console?
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> UrielVigilante: you can chroot to the installed OS and set the password there to
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> too*
[14:34] <SuperLag> I'm confused as to why the menus for Terminal don't show up in the menu bar, in Unity. All I see are the window controls. What gives?
[14:34] <ActionParsnip> SuperLag: what is the output of:  cat /etc/issue
[14:35] <UrielVigilante> iam newby, my terminal appear like this : ubuntu@ubuntu
[14:35] <MrQuist> SuperLag, its probably in the upper left corner of unity
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> UrielVigilante: thats fine and normal
[14:35] <MrQuist> OSX style
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> MrQuist: hardly
[14:35] <SuperLag> *sigh*
[14:35] <SuperLag> Ubuntu Saucy Salamander (development branch) \n \l
[14:35] <ActionParsnip> SuperLag: then your support is in #ubuntu+1 til release day
[14:35] <UrielVigilante> but when i tested it , it says my password is wrong !
[14:35] <Rory> SuperLag: You know that.
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> UrielVigilante: why set it in the first place?
[14:36] <ActionParsnip> UrielVigilante: what were you hoping to gain exactly?
[14:36] <UrielVigilante> i write .. reboot and it says now i dont have engouht privelges to do it , for example
[14:36] <theJeremy> Raring running VirtualBox guest with NAT networking: guest can only intermittently ping default gateway. I can't find anyone else on the interwebs complaining about this. What gives? How do I troubleshoot this?
[14:37] <ActionParsnip> UrielVigilante: sudo reboot      job done
[14:37] <NoiseEee> so my ubuntu's "Update Manager" just stopped when "Configuring linux-headers-3.2.0-54-generic".  Computer is fine, depmod has been at 100% CPU for about 20 minutes now, process is clearly hung.  Will I be able to reboot successfully?
[14:38] <JoeyJoeJo> How can I change my hostname without rebooting? I edited /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname and ran /etc/init.d/hostname restart but the hostname doesn't change
[14:38] <SunTsu> JoeyJoeJo: use "hostname <hostname>"
[14:38] <theJeremy> NoiseEee: use the grub menu to select previous version if you have problems booting, then retry the update.
[14:38] <NoiseEee> thanks theJeremy
[14:39] <SunTsu> without the quotation marks and replace the tag with the real hostname, of course
[14:40] <JoeyJoeJo> SunTsu: No luck. It didn't give me any errors but the hostname is still the same
[14:40] <whoever> hava a question about making distilled water: since the collected wattr is distilled can't you achieve distilled water by placing a bowl in a pot of water with the lid on , let the water boile and the steam that drains down off of the lid distilled or do i have to make the cold barrier to get distilled water
[14:41] <SunTsu> JoeyJoeJo: it is not. Your prompt doesn't change dynamically. run hostnae without an argument or/and run a new shell
[14:41] <theJeremy> whoever: Are you using Ubuntu Linux to distill water?
[14:41] <linuxearth> is there any website in which can i annominously surf the website, i mean to surf any website annomynously always...?
[14:42] <styler2go> Hey Guys, i have a little problem with my Apache2 on Ubuntu 12.04, could someone help me? This is my error message i get: http://pastebin.com/vD9h6VHY
[14:42] <theJeremy> linuxearth: some people can, but not you. It's very hard to do, and you have a lot to learn.
[14:42] <JoeyJoeJo> SunTsu: Ah, thanks. After I logged out and back in I saw the updated hostname in my shell
[14:42] <ActionParsnip> styler2go: I'd ask in #httpd or #apache  I forget which it is
[14:42] <bost> Could anybody explain me what happens when a message "update-initramfs: Generating /boot/..." appears during apt-get update / upgrade?
[14:43] <linuxearth> theJeremy: you are true dude, but the people like you can only let me know
[14:43] <ActionParsnip> bost: you installed a new kernel and it is being setup as part of postinst
[14:43] <whoever> theJeremy: ah, thx
[14:43] <SunTsu> bost: it updates your initramfs - which contains everything the kernel will need during boot time
[14:43] <theJeremy> linuxearth: you might need to pay a tutor to get good instruction. It's hard work to learn, and hard work to teach.
[14:44] <susususuhuh33> ciao a tutti
[14:44] <susususuhuh33> !list
[14:44] <styler2go> #apache is only by invite :-/
[14:44] <theJeremy> linuxearth: try googling "Tor NSA"
[14:44] <bazhang> styler2go, its #httpd
[14:45] <bazhang> !google | theJeremy
[14:45] <bost> ActionParsnip: SunTsu: Hmm thats what I thought. So it means that I need to reboot in order to "use" the upgrade/update. Right?
[14:45] <linuxearth> theJeremy: ok i try that search but you can let me know here itself a little a little so that i can know better
[14:45] <theJeremy> ubottu: not even for off-topic questions?
[14:46] <bazhang> theJeremy, if you dont know, dont say anything
[14:46] <theJeremy> linuxearth: yuo have to unsderstand HTTP proxy first, then you can learn about anonymizing proxy networks.
[14:47] <bazhang> !tor | linuxearth
[14:47] <pression> hello guys, somebody know how to benefit a graphic card? without using in games
[14:47] <theJeremy> Is there a better place to get help with Ubuntu problem with -gt noob folks?
[14:48] <bazhang> theJeremy, what are you talking about. what is -gt
[14:48] <theJeremy> pression: ATLAS libraries do matrix arithmetic in GPUs if you have supported drivers
[14:48] <linuxearth> theJeremy: thanks man
[14:48] <linuxearth> i try that way
[14:48] <bost> pression: http://threejs.org/ launch some of the examples there
[14:48] <linuxearth> http proxy?
[14:49] <ActionParsnip> bost: yes the only real time you need t reboot in Linux is to load a new kernel
[14:49] <theJeremy> bazhang man test(1)
[14:49] <linuxearth> even i don't know a proxy network!
[14:49] <bazhang> !noob > theJeremy
[14:49] <theJeremy> linuxearth: before HTTP proxy, there is HTTP.
[14:49] <baltazor> Hello , I try install ubuntu (12.04.3 , 12.10 or 13.04 desktop amd64) , when need edit disk, there empty, but in list for install grub , disk detected
[14:49] <linuxearth> well thanks anyways, i wuld try that way. thanks theJeremy and even I have to learn the Http. :0-
[14:50] <baltazor> if try use livecd , disk detected and i can edit with help cfdisk
[14:50] <baltazor> How i can fixed that? thanks
[14:50] <theJeremy> linuxearth: Wikipedia has good introductions to HTTP and stuff like that.
[14:52] <theJeremy> linuxearth: study hard or risk being fooled into thinking you are anon, when your identity is leaked, and you get the worst kind of consequences.
[14:52] <ActionParsnip> linuxbaby: obsurity is not a security measure
[14:53] <theJeremy> ActionParsnip: but anonymity --> impunity, and impunity is an element of security.
[14:53] <bost> ActionParsnip: yea u r sort of right. My real question if is it possible to explicitly display a message "You need to reboot to activate this upgrade" when update-initramfs changes the kernel?
[14:54] <seba_> hola
[14:54] <seba_> alguien habla español?
[14:54] <bost> ActionParsnip: that would make my first question kind of obsolete
[14:54] <seba_> spanish?
[14:54] <seba_> only spanishh
[14:54] <seba_> aaj
[14:54] <SamSagaZ> guys, recommend me to install ubuntu using encrytion option ON?
[14:54] <seba_> bye
[14:54] <seba_> chau
[14:54] <FloodBot1> seba_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> theJeremy: its a very poor attempt at securty
[14:55] <theJeremy> OK I can probably assume there is nobody here that can even direct me to help on an advanced question about Ubuntu 13.04 VirtualBox NAT. Good luck all!
[14:55] <ActionParsnip> bost: yes this will happen in the top right of the desktop
[14:56] <ActionParsnip> bost: or when you ssh in as well :)
[14:56] <bost> ActionParsnip: actually it does not appear when I update && upgrade from console
[14:56] <styler2go> Maybe i could ask something offtopic here... Do you Guys know where i could get help setting up a gameserver in Ubuntu?
[14:59] <SamSagaZ> oh, found that the encryption performance is lower than without that option will install it using encryption off
[15:00] <ActionParsnip> bost: seems that /var/run/reboot-required will exist
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> bost: /usr/share/update-notifier/notify-reboot-required   ran with sudo can also tell you
[15:01] <ActionParsnip> bost: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1012637.html
[15:01] <bost> ActionParsnip: ls: cannot access /var/run/reboot-required: No such file or directory
[15:01] <bost>  
[15:03] <bost> ActionParsnip: it's the /usr/share/update-notifier/notify-reboot-required
[15:04] <bost> ActionParsnip: THX - good to know it
[15:04] <mrwappie> good afternoon
[15:06] <bost> ActionParsnip: anyway i consider it to be a kind of flaw that a reboot indication isn't obvious. What do you think?
[15:11] <faeroe> join #salt
[15:16] <karab44> Hi all!
[15:16] <Rory> Hi karab44
[15:22] <atoui> Hi how are you
[15:23] <swaagie> so my razer mouse (regardless of surface) seems to be skipping 300-400px up or down occasionally (while if move in any direction), what can I check to find the cause behind this? All interwebs stuff seems to be related to laptops etc..
[15:25] <swaagie> ow also the behaviour is non-existant in windows
[15:25] <loa> swaagie, maybe this help http://superuser.com/questions/259216/disabling-mouse-acceleration-in-x-org-   linux
[15:25] <loa> i think i am not 100% got question.
[15:26] <styler2go> One simple Question: How can i create a file like a *.bat file on Windows? Something that executes a simple command line
[15:26] <swaagie> loa: well actually that could be the case
[15:27] <swaagie> those razers got firmware on the mouse which may be causing issues with drivers in linux
[15:27] <swaagie> ill try it out
[15:28] <Rory> styler2go: The process is identical on Linux, just put the commands you want to run in a file, and execute it
[15:28] <styler2go> no matter whats the file-extension?
[15:28] <swaagie> loa: although on windows this video is the exact same thing i'm getting on ubuntu 13 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olF_x48bVEY
[15:28] <swaagie> i'll try that link first though
[15:28] <Rory> styler2go: File extensions have no special meaning in Linux, they're just a filename that happens to include a dot
[15:29] <llutz> styler2go: file-extensions are for humans, not for computers :) linux-systems don't care about them
[15:29] <styler2go> okay thanks :)
[15:29] <Rory> styler2go: http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2010/03/introduction-to-bash-scripting/
[15:29] <loa> swaagie, lol
[15:29] <styler2go> and... if i want to write something like a script where i can chose what to start.. something like: ./start teamspeak  or ./start apache, how could i do that?
[15:30] <loa> swaagie, looks like very big trying to do pee very carefully lol
[15:30] <loa> but he can't get it
[15:30] <dakotawulfy> did they change the xorg.confin ubuntu  with the nvidia?
[15:30] <Hanumaan> time is not getting synchronized in my ubuntu 13.04 machine ..
[15:31] <dakotawulfy> xorg.conf sorry
[15:31] <Rory> !ntp | Hanumaan
[15:31] <Wiz_KeeD> guys
[15:32] <lana> hi
[15:32] <Wiz_KeeD> When shopping for a new laptop, how can I quickly check the driver support on ubuntu for it? I wouldn't want to wake up to another "broadcom" sitiuation, any advice?
[15:32] <gordonjcp> Wiz_KeeD: take a bootable USB stick, and try it out?
[15:32] <Wiz_KeeD> in the shop gordonjcp ?
[15:32] <gordonjcp> yes
[15:33] <gordonjcp> if they won't let you try it out, don't buy it
[15:33] <lana> :-P
[15:33] <lana> :-9
[15:33] <lana> :-(
[15:33] <Rory> lana: Do you have an Ubuntu support question?
[15:34] <styler2go> nobody who could help me? :-/ I want to write a batch file with an if parameter is... statement....
[15:34] <Wiz_KeeD> haha, nice
[15:34] <Rory> styler2go: Please ask #bash for help with bash scripting they will point you towards some beginner resources
[15:34] <Dau`gone> Whats a good application for editing pdf files?
[15:34] <mrwappie1> hi
[15:34] <styler2go> oh ok
[15:34] <Rory> Dau`gone: Libreoffice Writer
[15:34] <mrwappie1> \who
[15:35] <Dau`gone> Thanks Rory
[15:35] <pixelshuck> Hello, I have an Issue booting ubuntu:  "Gave up waiting for root device.", (initramfs) | http://paste.ubuntu.com/6163190/ <- fdisk -l ; that's freshly installed ubuntu.
[15:35] <pixelshuck> Google suggests that it is because of encrypted /home
[15:36] <mrwappie1> hi
[15:36] <pixelshuck> But I don't have encryption
[15:36] <Dau`gone> Libreoffice writer doesnt open the file in a legible fashion...??
[15:36] <raub> pixelshuck: check if what grub things is your root device is indeed the right partition
[15:37] <raub> then check if you can mount it manually
[15:37] <raub> can do that from restore cd
[15:38] <pixelshuck> raub, from the recovery menu thingie, I can see that /dev/sd* don't exist
[15:39] <pixelshuck> raub, Simply _erasing_ whole drive, and then installing clean ubuntu shows same error. Both BIOS and UEFI. and it DID work before.
[15:40] <Lesley> Just did 'Check for updates' on my system, and got these errors: http://pastebin.com/9PtqdJ6K  What do they mean?
[15:40] <pixelshuck> Everything went up in flames, when upon downgrade (13.10 -> 13.04), I've accidentally checked to encrypt my home partition
[15:41] <Rory> Lesley: it means the PPA you added called "ronmi/wallbox" doesn't have a repository for your Ubuntu version
[15:42] <Lesley> Rory: ok.  how do I delete tha particular PPA ?
[15:42] <Rory> Lesley: sudo rm /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ronmi-wallbox-precise.list
[15:42] <swaagie> loa: hmm fiddling around with device parameters didn't work, so thats a no go
[15:43] <loa> swaagie, don't help?
[15:43] <loa> you switched off acceleration?
[15:43] <Hanumaan> Rory, actually I tried both those links and still the time is not getting changed.. I could change the time manually but does it not change with server ?
[15:43] <swaagie> loa: didn't help indeed, tried -1, 0 (default), (1 is not support) and 2
[15:44] <SuperLag> How do you find out what your system's fixed width font is? I figured that'd be in the Appearance settings... but no dice.
[15:44] <loa> swaagie, strange problem)
[15:44] <Rory> Hanumaan: can you try the command: ntpdate -s ntp.ubuntu.com
[15:44] <loa> i thought mouse have standarts or something
[15:44] <Lesley> Rory: thanks.  that line seems to have helped.  what exactly does it do?
[15:44] <Rory> Lesley: It deletes the PPA from your list of repositories. Run "sudo apt-get update" for it to take effect
[15:45] <Rory> Lesley: And please be careful running commands from strangers on the Internet that you don't know what they do ;)
[15:45] <SuperLag> haha
[15:45] <SuperLag> Rory: because you're sinister, right? :)
[15:45] <swaagie> loa: yeah, although razer is doing some funky stuff with their mices. Changing the velocity scaling also doesn't help
[15:45] <Hanumaan> Rory, I tried still it did not changed and showing wrong time for some reason ..
[15:46] <swaagie> ah well its no major issue, I can still work decently enough somehow you learn to adept
[15:46] <Rory> Hanumaan: if you run the command "cat /etc/timezone" does it show a result you expect?
[15:47] <Hanumaan> Rory, yes it shows correct ..
[15:47] <Lesley> Hanumaan: that name created lots of pressure and surely gives you a lot to live up to! :-p
[15:48] <Hanumaan> Lesley, yes you are correct ..
[15:49] <paulens> hello
[15:50] <paulens> i want to create a portable ubuntu workspace (a.k.a. Live USB), but the maximum persistency is 4GB, which is too small for me. is there any chance it would work with full install, while installing it on external USB3 HDD?
[15:53] <Rory> paulens: It should work how you expect if you install to your external hard drive
[15:55] <styler2go> Hey Guys.. i have another big problem.. I can't install software using apt-get. I am getting the error message: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6163283/
[15:59] <paulens> Rory, thanks
[15:59] <paulens> but i already tried that, and it hung up at loading screen
[16:00] <paulens> tried debug mode, but it showed something about hardware..
[16:00] <ddr_> hello, i am unable to edit the icon size of the unity, i have the ubuntu 12.04 lts and i use the gconf-editor from this page: http://askubuntu.com/questions/29553/how-can-i-configure-unity/101415#101415
[16:00] <paulens> i think it was "couldn't determine current hardware" or something like that
[16:00] <ddr_> ...
[16:00] <neobyte> yoyooyo
[16:01] <Nooooooob> Hi guise... how can I setup a route on ubuntu for the following. I am using OpenVPN client but once that it is connected I am unable to connect from any other external PC to the public IP on the computer.
[16:01] <Nooooooob> so I want to have openvpn + Access to the public IP
[16:03] <fox-> hello, could someone please tell me the solution to this error: http://i.imgur.com/9RNi6rH.png
[16:04] <ActionParsnip> fox-: disable the install CD as a package source in software centre or /etc/apt/sources.list
[16:04] <OerHeks> fox-, open softwarecenter, edit sources and disable CD-rom
[16:04] <fox-> i have done that to no avail
[16:05] <fox-> is a reboot required?
[16:06] <OerHeks> fox-, no, just close softwarecenter, and open terminal: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[16:06] <styler2go> Someone an Idea how to fix this? I can't install new software... http://paste.ubuntu.com/6163283/
[16:07] <fox-> OerHeks, thank you
[16:07] <Rory> styler2go: What ubuntu version are you using? use: "cat /etc/issue" to check
[16:07] <styler2go> Ubuntu 12.04.3 LTS
[16:08] <Rory> styler2go: wget rory.sh/fixpackages; sh fixpackages
[16:09] <styler2go> Rory: http://paste.ubuntu.com/6163338/
[16:09] <styler2go> :-/
[16:09] <Rory> styler2go: wow... when did this start happening? Is there anything you're not telling me?
[16:09] <styler2go> I...i told you everything! I am not the bad guy!
[16:09] <tux_> the recent kernel update today has borked my X, running acer 725
[16:09] <styler2go> Ok..i am.. its everytime the user :D
[16:10] <Rory> styler2go: So one day it was working and then it stopped?
[16:10] <styler2go> The server is brand new, i never tried it before
[16:10] <styler2go> but yes, it worked once... i have downloaded more using wget..
[16:11] <Rory> styler2go: have you tried rebooting?
[16:11] <Nooooooob> Anyone with knowledge on routes and openvpn?
[16:11] <ddr_>  hello, i am unable to edit the icon size of the unity, i have the ubuntu 12.04 lts and i use the gconf-editor from this page: http://askubuntu.com/questions/29553/how-can-i-configure-unity/101415#101415
[16:11] <tux_> 3.8.0-31 is evil !
[16:11] <Rory> ask your real question, Nooooooob
[16:11] <styler2go> Rory: lets try :D
[16:11] <ActionParsnip> fox-: no but you will need to run:  sudo apt-get update
[16:12] <paulens> Rory, he already asked it...
[16:12] <Nooooooob> Rory...   I am tunneling through SSH to a VPS with ubuntu.  on the VPS I setup the OpenVPN client. It connects properly but once that it connects, the SSH tunnel drops.. I get disconnected and I am unable to access the public ip.
[16:12] <ActionParsnip> Rory: that will need sudo ;)
[16:12] <paulens> Rory, he wants to access his public IP while connected to VPN. i think it's impossible
[16:12] <medo> I have setup a working l2tp/ipsec vpn server - but none of my clients can use static ip's, they all seem to get overwritten by the address issued by ppp. Any help?
[16:12] <foureight84> what happens when you run crontab without any flags?
[16:12] <Nooooooob> paulens: it is not impossible... it has to do with policy routing
[16:13] <Rory> paulens: It's not impossible at all, you can set a VPN up to use only certain routes. I'm not sure of the syntax though
[16:13] <Nooooooob> but unfortunally I have little knowledge on policy routing
[16:13] <paulens> Rory, oh, that would be useful for me too xD
[16:13] <styler2go> Rory: ouh yeah
[16:14] <styler2go> it also wont restart
[16:14] <ice9> I compiled the latest kernel version and installed it, when I boot in it, it crashes showing errors about ecrypt and /dev/urandom
[16:14] <Rory> Try also asking in #openvpn Nooooooob
[16:14] <ActionParsnip> ice9: i'd ask in #linux or #kernel
[16:14] <Nooooooob> I did but they showed me a 1000 page document lol with no help at all
[16:14] <Rory> styler2go: You might have to do an actual hardware reset
[16:14] <Nooooooob> Rory:  they are not helpful when it comes to advance setups
[16:14] <paulens> Rory, remember i asked about live usb? well, it shows some weird error about not recognizing hardware
[16:14] <paulens> and my mouse and keyboard stop working
[16:14] <Rory> paulens: Could you be more specific about the error?
[16:15] <paulens> sorry, idk how to access logs or anything like that
[16:15] <styler2go> i killed linux...
[16:15] <styler2go> lets have a moment of silence
[16:15] <pixelshuck> Hello; http://i.imgur.com/7LDzBoi.jpg
[16:15] <foureight84> what happens when you run crontab without any flags?
[16:15] <paulens> Rory, i can try to take a picture of the screen with my phone camera though... but i'll need to log off this channel
[16:16] <paulens> Rory, if i run it normally, it just loads up and hangs up with a blank pink-ish screen
[16:16] <Nooooooob> so no one that could help me? :(
[16:16] <ActionParsnip> pixelshuck: boot to liveCD and chroot in then reinstate grub
[16:17] <tux_> anyone update with 3.8.0-31 today?
[16:17] <ActionParsnip> pixelshuck: omgubuntu has a guide called: sticking it to grub
[16:17] <pixelshuck> ActionParsnip, No. It is Clean install. 7-th.
[16:17] <paulens> Rory, but if i run it in debug mode, it shows some weird warnings which basically consist of numbers, and then the menu appears. when i click boot normally, it says something about unrecognized hardware and my mouse and keyboard won't work from that point
[16:17] <hs366> is Samba installing by default with 13.04  ?
[16:18] <styler2go> Rory: It's dead. won't restart.
[16:18] <paulens> Rory, there is an option to troubleshoot, but as my keyboard doesn't work, i can't access it...
[16:18] <Rory> styler2go: Pull the plug if necessary
[16:18] <paulens> Rory, shall i send you a screenshot?
[16:19] <styler2go> Rory: It's a rent server :D
[16:19] <Rory> paulens: No, just because I have to go home in a minute
[16:19] <styler2go> I have to reinstall it...
[16:19] <Rory> styler2go: That was my second suggestion
[16:19] <styler2go> Oh no :(
[16:19] <paulens> Rory, oh.. sad xD
[16:19] <ActionParsnip> pixelshuck: still may need doing
[16:19] <Rory> styler2go: Try rebooting it first, your provider should provide a way to do this
[16:20] <Rory> paulens: I'm not sad, it's Friday and I'm going home :P
[16:20] <paulens> Rory, yes, but I AM sad xDDD
[16:20] <Nooooooob> I am way more sad
[16:20] <Nooooooob> lol
[16:20] <paulens> Nooooooob, tried #openvpn?
[16:21] <styler2go> Rory: I tried, it is not reacting
[16:21] <hs366> !Samba
[16:21] <styler2go> now i have to reinstall everything.. damn...
[16:22] <hs366> !Samba 4
[16:22] <hs366> !Samba4
[16:22] <paulens> oh, here's the only output of the console in WORDS, not numbers (partially): '/sbin/modprobe -bv pci:(some random numbers)' [365] terminated by signal 9 (Killed)
[16:22] <hs366> paulens, thx
[16:22] <Rory> styler2go: Open a ticket with your provider, they'll probably reboot it quite quickly
[16:22] <paulens> hs366, for what?
[16:23] <Rory> styler2go: So it *isn't* a brand new server? What did you install?
[16:23] <hs366> paulens,  i thought you replied me :D
[16:23] <paulens> hs366, oh xD though i didn't :P
[16:23] <styler2go> Maybe... i copied the backup of the old Server wrong.. :D
[16:23] <hs366> hahaha..! cool bro
[16:24] <paulens> ok brb
[16:24] <paulens> i'll be back with my dumb problems soon
[16:24] <ddr_> so, nobody wants to help me?
[16:24] <hs366> ddr :(
[16:24] <Rory> ddr_: You say you're "unable" to but you haven't said anything anyone could use to help you.
[16:24] <Rory> !details | ddr_
[16:26] <styler2go> Rory: Reinstallation almost done...
[16:27] <styler2go> Rory: Thanks for your help anyway :)
[16:28] <wilee-nilee> ddr_, The instructions are for dconf-editor
[16:29] <Rory> styler2go: Np, going home now all
[16:30] <sinus_> hi, how do I disable the announcement of "has joined" and "has quit"?
[16:30] <theJeremy> sinus_: that depends on your IRC client.
[16:30] <sinus_> oh, I have xchat
[16:31] <wilee-nilee> sinus_, most likely in the preferences of the app you are using, which help to like share at the least.
[16:31] <wilee-nilee> sinus_, In the prefrences of xchat
[16:31] <theJeremy> sinus_: those are notice messages, and you may find some configuration options on their disposition, or not, in your IRC client docs. You may want to try a different IRC client.
[16:32] <ddr_>  i am unable to edit the icon size of the unity, i have the ubuntu 12.04 lts and i use the gconf-editor from this page: http://askubuntu.com/questions/29553/how-can-i-configure-unity/101415#101415
[16:32] <ddr_> and i want to know why, and i want to be able to edit it
[16:32] <wilee-nilee> ddr_, IT SAYS dconf-editor.
[16:32] <ddr_> Rory,
[16:32] <ddr_> ubottu,
[16:32] <ddr_> wilee-nilee,
[16:33] <ddr_> wilee-nilee, yes, but in that page i also have for the gconf-editor
[16:33] <sinus_> TheJeremy hmm, there are alot of settings can't find it. Ill check if it is in the advanced settings
[16:33] <ddr_> i use the gconf
[16:33] <baphomet1> hey guys, I have sort of an odd question (maybe).  I have a drive mounted in the fstab, but I believe the drive is failing, this is part of a pool.  What I would like to do is pull the drive from the system, remount it using a USB drive dock.  but I want it to be mounted as it is in the fstab and not in /media.  what would be the proper syntax for accomplishing this?
[16:35] <mrwappie1> hi dos some one know a place were i can find info about kevin mitnick?
[16:35] <theJeremy> baphomet1: you can plug it in, let it mount, then unmount it manually, and remount it however you want.
[16:35] <wilee-nilee> !fstab | baphomet1 all over the web
[16:36] <wilee-nilee> baphomet1, If its failing I would not have it in fstab.
[16:36] <baphomet1> theJeremy, not sure of the proper syntax to mount it as it appears in the fstab.
[16:36] <baphomet1> wilee-nilee, I know, but to properly remove it from the greyhole pool I need to at least have it there temporarily
[16:37] <baphomet1> wilee-nilee, right now the system is shutdown until I can figure out the best course of action that will minimize data loss
[16:37] <theJeremy> baphomet1: the hard way is to delve into udev(7) rules.
[16:37] <wilee-nilee> baphomet1, The bot has fstab info and multiple links at the bottom of the wiki.
[16:37] <baphomet1> wilee-nilee, my question is not about the fstab.  my question is about how to remount the USB drive so that it is in the same location as the drive currently resides in the fstab
[16:38] <medo> I have setup a working l2tp/ipsec vpn server - but none of my clients can use static ip's, they all seem to get overwritten by the address issued by ppp. Any help?
[16:38] <theJeremy> baphomet1: if you do "mount <mountpoint>" mount(8) will look up the device node in the fstab using "<mountpoint>" as a key.
[16:39] <baphomet1> theJeremy, in the <mountpoint> am I to put the actual mount point or do I leave that command as is?
[16:39] <skinux> Where do we set position windows are opened at?
[16:40] <theJeremy> baphomet1: but /etc/fstab is for persistent device usage. Don't use it for temporary stuff, unless you will need to remount it a lot of times for maintenance. Instead, just "mount <device> <mountpoint>".
[16:41] <theJeremy> baphomet1: whenever I said <mountpoint> you need to use your intended mountpoint.
[16:41] <baphomet1> theJeremy, once the data is moved out of the greyhole pool and off the device I will have it removed from the fstab.  it is only temporary because of how the pool is seeing it.  good to know the syntax :D.  just hoping the drive will live long enough to actually move data off.
[16:42] <baphomet1> theJeremy, thank you for the assistance!
[16:42] <theJeremy> baphomet1: YW. I'm payin' my dues to try and get some help with a hard one.
[16:44] <baphomet1> theJeremy, just one more question for clarification.  you first suggested using "mount <mountpoint>" indicating that it would look up the device node (this means the USB device?) in the fstab using the <mountpoint> as the key.  you then suggested using "mount <device> <mountpoint>".  would you say the second method is more 'fool proof' as it were?
[16:44] <hs366> anyone updated Eclipse to new R2 version today ? if any experiences you have
[16:45] <theJeremy> baphomet1: the second form of mount command is explicit. That makes it less ambiguous, not fool-proof, but in that direction, yes.
[16:45] <hs366> R2 = SR1
[16:45] <baphomet1> theJeremy, thanks!  I will run with that one.
[16:45] <theJeremy> baphomet1: good luck!
[16:46] <baphomet1> theJeremy, so it would be like "mount /media/usb1 (example) /dev/sdb1 (or however it appears in the fstab)" just want to make sure I have it correct
[16:47] <theJeremy> baphomet1: more like "mount /dev/sdb1 /media/usb1"
[16:47] <wheatthin> baphomet1, you might have to specify the filesystem type
[16:47] <baphomet1> theJeremy, why the reverse?
[16:48] <sinus_> Any gamers here?
[16:48] <mrwappie> daf
[16:48] <wheatthin> cause mount point always goes second
[16:48] <mrwappie> das
[16:48] <sinus_> Like soldat or Liero x?
[16:48] <baphomet1> wheatthin, ah.  ok
[16:48] <mrwappie> DA
[16:48] <mrrcp> is there a package to install all the MS OFFICE fonts so that libreoffice can display windows presentations properly?
[16:48] <theJeremy> baphomet1: note what whaeatthin said, and you might want to "man mount."
[16:48] <mrrcp> !msoffice
[16:48] <mrwappie> D
[16:48] <mrrcp> hmm
[16:48] <hs366> !eclipse update
[16:49] <hs366> !eclipse
[16:49] <baphomet1> theJeremy, checking it now :D
[16:49] <theJeremy> baphomet1: "mount [-fnrsvw] [-t vfstype] [-o options] device dir" <-- straight from the manpage.
[16:49] <baphomet1> theJeremy, thanks again!
[16:49] <baphomet1> wheatthin, thank you too!
[16:49] <ddr_> so, nobody knows the solution to my problem?
[16:49] <hs366> ! Eclipse
[16:49] <hs366> !IDE
[16:49] <baphomet1> ddr_, please restate the problem?
[16:50] <theJeremy> baphomet1: what wheatthin is talking about is the "-t vfstype" option.
[16:50] <hs366> ! eclipse
 Sorry, I don't know anything about eclipse
[16:50] <hs366>  duuuhhhhhh!!!
[16:50] <mrrcp> anyone
[16:50] <theJeremy> ddr_: have you tried any UI tweak tools?
[16:51] <isasha> Yo
[16:51] <isasha> is sshuttle secure enough for home use?
[16:51] <baphomet1> theJeremy, noted.  I would hope it would pick up on the fact that it is ext4, but if not it's no biggie to specify it
[16:53] <theJeremy> baphomet1: YMMV, but you *may* want to try using dd to pull the raw blocks off the drive if it won't mount. dd if=/dev/sdb1 of=/your_bigstorage/broken_drive.img
[16:53] <johey> When using linux-lowlatency kernel, my ThinkPad X1 Carbon does not boot. I hangs at "Loading linux-lowlatency-3.8.31". When switching back to generic, it continues with loading ramfs and so on.
[16:53] <johey> Anyone has an idea on how to track this down?
[16:54] <baphomet1> theJeremy, that was also on the table.  if DD fails safecopy is next. http://sourceforge.net/projects/safecopy/
[16:55] <tux3> hello
[16:55] <Markus_> The ext4 file system creation in partition #1 of SCSI2 (0,0,0) (sdb) failed.
[16:56] <Markus_> Trying to install
[16:56] <Markus_> 12.04
[16:56] <Markus_> Anyone can help_
[16:56] <Markus_> ?
[16:56] <sinus_> visst
[16:56] <Markus_> Okej skicka pm
[16:57] <theJeremy> baphomet1: if you get a dd img file, use mount -o loop /yr_directory/blahblah.img /media/usb1
[16:57] <mrrcp> Markus_: ?
[16:57] <Markus_> How do i answear pm_
[16:57] <Markus_> ?
[16:57] <sinus_> gah, hur?
[16:57] <Markus_> ja?
[16:57] <Markus_> Lite noob ?
[16:57] <Markus_> <3
[16:57] <sinus_> Ja? Jag är van vid mirc
[16:57] <sinus_> har xchat nu
[16:57] <baphomet1> theJeremy, having never used DD and just speculating what that command does...does that expand the img file created by DD to the attached USB drive?
[16:58] <tux_> test
[16:58] <wheatthin> baphomet1, it copies the hard drive bit by bit
[16:58] <baphomet1> theJeremy, checking the man pages for DD now too.
[16:58] <DJones> !se | sinus_
[16:58] <Tausen> Hey everyone! I'm having some issues making my profilic usb to parallel device work - am I not supposed to see a device for this in /dev?
[16:58] <theJeremy> baphomet1: dd copies the raw drive (partition) contents, block by block, to a file
[16:59] <wheatthin> baphomet1, usually used in data rescue
[16:59] <baphomet1> wheatthin, is it possible to go from a larger capacity drive to a smaller capacity drive?  the larger capacity drive is not using more than the smaller capacity drive can hold.
[16:59] <wheatthin> yup
[16:59] <baphomet1> theJeremy, how can I expand that file back out to a new hard drive?
[16:59] <mrwappie> d
[16:59] <wheatthin> dd*
[16:59] <wheatthin> :P
[16:59] <baphomet1> theJeremy, brb
[16:59] <baphomet1> wheatthin, brb
[16:59] <mrwappie> dsfs
[17:00] <mrwappie> faasf
[17:00] <mrwappie> sadsa
[17:00] <wheatthin> you can do it to a file, or to a completely new hard drive baphomet1
[17:00] <tux3> hello
[17:00] <theJeremy> baphomet1: you are getting in really deep now. resize2fs(8) is yr friend.
[17:01] <Markus_> The ext4 file system creation in partition #1 of SCSI2 (0,0,0) (sdb) failed. How to fix_?
[17:02] <tux3> im a new ubuntu user
[17:02] <theJeremy> baphomet1: if you want to resize the fs, you should definitely dd it off the flaky hardware onto a file, and work with that until it's less than a partition on the smaller target drive, then you can dd the file onto the target drive partition device node.
[17:02] <DJones> tux3: Well welcome to the support channel
[17:02] <Markus_> Any1 has a idea?
[17:02] <tux_> e//quit
[17:03] <tux3> im using lubuntu but how can to fix the repository? wich good serrver can i use fora efficent upgrade?
[17:03] <theJeremy> Markus_: that means your hardware is b0rk3d.
[17:03] <ddr_> theJeremy, nope, but why the gconf-editor is not working?
[17:03] <wheatthin> Markus_, did you try unmounting, and manually partitioning?
[17:03] <theJeremy> ddr_: hard to say.
[17:03] <ddr_> baphomet1,  i am unable to edit the icon size of the unity, i have the ubuntu 12.04 lts and i use the gconf-editor from this page: http://askubuntu.com/questions/29553/how-can-i-configure-unity/101415#101415
[17:03] <tux3> someone can tell me??
[17:04] <jhutchins> Markus_: Is that the installer?
[17:04] <tux_> anyone know of a way to create usb boot disk via terminal ?
[17:04] <TheSov> morning all! i just updated my ubuntu and now im getting an nvidia api mismatch, verion is XXXX kernel has XXXX error
[17:04] <yokobr> hey guys, i`m getting an error message while it tries to update intramftools
[17:04] <yokobr> initramftools
[17:04] <wheatthin> Markus_, also, make sure you're not using GPT partitioning
[17:04] <tux_> ThsSov my X is borked, join the club
[17:04] <jhutchins> TheSov: If you're using the proprietary drivers they need to recompile against the new kernel.
[17:04] <DJones> tux3: I don't use lubuntu myself, you may get an answer in this channel, it might also be worth joining #lubuntu and asking there about the reporistory issue
[17:05] <TheSov> jhutchins, how would i do this?
[17:05] <yokobr> ubuntu asks me to do apt-get -f install
[17:05] <Markus_> How do I respond to pms_
[17:05] <yokobr> but get the same error
[17:05] <Markus_> ?
[17:05] <Calinou> Markus_: by going in their tab
[17:05] <jhutchins> !nvidia
[17:05] <TheSov> thanks!
[17:05] <tux3> ok thanks for your reply:)
[17:05] <jhutchins> TheSov: Hope it helps, I haven't done it myself.
[17:05] <wheatthin> yokobr, It'll do that if you had an incomplete install and it needs to fix
[17:06] <yokobr> initramfs-tools depends on initramfs-tools-bin (<< 0.99ubuntu13.1.1~); but:   initramfs-tools-bin is  0.99ubuntu13.2.
[17:06] <wilee-nilee> yokobr, Do you have a stopped install, or is this from ppa or 3rd party?
[17:06] <yokobr> some jerk just turned the server off while updating
[17:06] <TheSov> im a noob so most of this is greek to me
[17:06] <jhutchins> tux3: Do you have an iso, like the one you used to install?
[17:06] <TheSov> is there any way i can just revert
[17:06] <SonikkuAmerica> yokobr: [ sudo dpkg --configure -a ]
[17:07] <jhutchins> TheSov: Did the update create a new boot entry when it updated the kernel?
[17:07] <wilee-nilee> yokobr, run apt-get update and pastebin it.
[17:07] <TheSov> no idea
[17:07] <TheSov> can i simply remove the nvidia driver?
[17:07] <TheSov> i need my work station up 3d acceleration be damned
[17:08] <Tausen> With a parallel-to-usb cable, am I not supposed to see an entry for it in /dev ?
[17:08] <wheatthin> TheSov, if you remove the driver, you won't have 3d accelleration
[17:08] <TheSov> thats fine really
[17:09] <Markus_> The ext4 file system creation in partition #1 of SCSI2 (0,0,0) (sdb) failed. pm me.
[17:09] <wheatthin> all you have to do is generate the xorg.conf file and have it use "nv" as the driver instead of nvidia
[17:09] <tux3> i got a cd with iso that i have downloded
[17:09] <jhutchins> TheSov: I don't know which driver you have, but yes, you can use the OS nvidia driver.  The exacct steps should be in that link above, or just reverse the process they use.  I believe you have to un-blacklist the OS driver.
[17:10] <jhutchins> TheSov: Ah, so according to wheatthin, just make a copy of the file for when you later want to go back to nvidia and update it to use nv.
[17:10] <jhutchins> wheatthin: Do you have to do anything for the kernel kms module?
[17:10] <TheSov> ok if i find out what version of the driver i was using can i reinstall that?
[17:10] <Markus_> The ext4 file system creation in partition #1 of SCSI2 (0,0,0) (sdb) failed. on an ultrabook samsung 900x model.
[17:11] <Markus_> 12.04 install
[17:11] <JohnVonNeumann> i wanna change the installation point  of /dev/sdb3
[17:11] <TheSov> because i know it was 304.88
[17:11] <frank-lnx> Quick logging question.  I've added cron.* -/var/log/cron.log to /etc/rsyslog.conf in an attempt to keep the main log file from being "flooded" by cron messages.  It is now updating the /var/log/cron.log file, but the updates are also going to /var/log/messages as well.  Is there a way to stop this duplication?
[17:11] <tux3> jhutchins are you there?
[17:11] <jhutchins> tux3: If you need to get the iso file off of the CD it's just dd if=/dev/cdr of=debian.iso
[17:12] <JohnVonNeumann> i wanna change the mount  point  of /dev/sdb3
[17:12] <jhutchins> tux3: Then you should be able to dd if=debian.iso of=/dev/<usb drive>
[17:12] <tux3> but from wich path?
[17:12] <wheatthin> tux3, it would help if you were in the current iso directory for that to work
[17:13] <a7i3n> In the opinion of everyone here: What is the best way to upgrade Ubuntu to a new release?
[17:13] <wheatthin> jhutchins, Ummm kms kernel modules could be loaded via modules.d or something alike
[17:13] <tux3> also in my home directory?
[17:13] <hs366> if i remove the Eclipse folder from my   /opt , does it remove completely ?
[17:13] <wheatthin> where did you create the iso at? :)
[17:13] <tux3> or from terminal?
[17:14] <TheSov> is there any way to reinstall nvidia driver 304.88?
[17:14] <wheatthin> from terminal
[17:14] <wheatthin> TheSov, indeed you can always use the apt-get reinstall <nvidia driver>
[17:15] <TheSov> yes but the heck would the package name for that driver be?
[17:15] <TheSov> heh
[17:15] <wheatthin> TheSov, you can search for it    apt-cache search nvidia
[17:16] <BluesKaj> a7i3n:  the common response is a clean install after backing up your data, but an internet OS release upgrade can be done with : sudo do-release-upgrade
[17:16] <TheSov> yes found it!
[17:16] <TheSov> thanks!
[17:16] <wheatthin> yup
[17:17] <TheSov> hopefully this wokrs
[17:17] <TheSov> works
[17:17] <tux3> hi pepee
[17:17] <TheSov> hmm says i have a different driver in dkms
[17:17] <TheSov> remove all dkms modules?
[17:18] <wheatthin> it means you already have the newest version
[17:18] <wheatthin> otherwise it would have updated
[17:18] <TheSov> its asking me if i want to remove dkms modules?
[17:18] <wheatthin> Sure.
[17:18] <TheSov> cool
[17:19] <TheSov> works!
[17:19] <TheSov> thanks so much
[17:19] <TheSov> im going download that deb and keep it, i dont want this happening again
[17:19] <hs366> Q: if i remove the Eclipse folder from my   /opt , does it remove completely ?
[17:20] <hs366> thx
[17:20] <baphomet1> theJeremy, back
[17:21] <baphomet1> wheatthin, back
[17:21] <Calinou> hs366: normally yes
[17:21] <hs366> i just installed it by DL the package from Eclipse.org , not from package manager
[17:22] <hs366> so i thought maybe i should do more ,
[17:22] <baphomet1> wheatthin, if I use DD and move it to a file, am I able to then expand that file out onto a new drive at a later date?
[17:22] <a7i3n> Thanks BluesKaj... I usually do a clean install, just checking to see if anyone knew a better way. I think I'd like a rolling release model...
[17:22] <baphomet1> theJeremy, IC.  so I could go to a larger drive, but smaller would be bad?
[17:23] <hs366> Calinou,  thx , i will try it :)
[17:24] <BluesKaj> a7i3n:  I've done it successfully using both methods , but I prefer the internet upgrade , because there's no fooling around with reinstalling stuff
[17:24] <wheatthin> baphomet1,  yup
[17:25] <tech11> hi all
[17:26] <blabli> hello
[17:26] <blabli> is it possible to mount /usr with --bind option ?
[17:26] <blabli> on an ubuntu system
[17:27] <baphomet1> wheatthin, and DD doesn't care about the drive size used to pull down an img file?  the drive that is going out is 2TB, but maybe only a couple hundred gigs are in use.  I have a spare 1TB drive that I can DD it to tonight, but I want to be sure that wouldn't cause problems
[17:27] <baphomet1> wheatthin, judging by what theJeremy said, it looks like DD may panic if I do that
[17:28] <yokobr> hey guys, solved. I was out of free space on /boot
[17:28] <yokobr> thank you all
[17:28] <wheatthin> yeah the drive it will panic, cause it'll also try to copy the empty bits
[17:28] <wheatthin> so you must have the same size drive, or larger, never smaller
[17:29] <baphomet1> wheatthin, that is why he brought up the resizefs thing.  so I could DD it to a larger drive without issue then.  hmm.  I think my first step (read as the easiest step) is to have the drive mounted after boot to pull it out of the drive pool.
[17:29] <baphomet1> wheatthin, sorry to be a n00b, but at this point we are far beyond my own Linux knowledge.  so I just want to be sure I do things correctly.
[17:31] <baphomet1> wheatthin, so it looks like if I do the "mount /dev/sdb1 /media/usb1" that will mount the possibly failing drive I have pulled and put in a USB dock to the same location that it used to reside in the fstab, short of possibly having to tell it the file system type, am I missing anything there?
[17:31] <wheatthin> it's not needed to be in fstab
[17:32] <paul424> is kubuntu binary compatible with ubuntu ?
[17:32] <baphomet1> wheatthin, the background here is that I am using greyhole (a samba storage pooling solution) and I need it in the fstab until I can remove the drive from the greyhole pool.
[17:32] <wheatthin> I see
[17:32] <baphomet1> wheatthin, so will the above command accomplish what I am trying to accomplish?
[17:33] <wheatthin> as long as /media/usb1 exists, if not create the directory
[17:33] <sandertje> how can i prevent Zeitgeist from eating all my RAM?
[17:34] <xangua> paul424: kubuntu and ubuntu use the same repositories, bot are Ubuntu
[17:34] <chaotic_good> tryign to find 'spotter' a python script to spot files, it says its managed by udate???
[17:34] <chaotic_good> I dont see in /etc/init.d
[17:34] <paul424> ok
[17:34] <baphomet1> wheatthin, I used /media/usb1 as an example, but I understand.
[17:34] <Myrtti> paul424: well deep down they're nearly the same thing, a bit like tea is still tea if it's poured from a teacup to a tea mug
[17:34] <baphomet1> wheatthin, so all that command is doing is pointing the mount point listed in the fstab at a different location, correct?
[17:34] <tech11> i have problem with make step install gammamoo server. can people help me install it in my server, ubuntu?
[17:35] <wheatthin> ooh this is fstab entry
[17:35] <wheatthin> You have to also specify filesystem type
[17:35] <Myrtti> paul424: looks different from the outside - the repositories are same and the basic stuff is the same underneath the hood
[17:35] <wheatthin> and user permission
[17:36] <baphomet1> wheatthin, ok.  is user permission one of the flags you append to the mount command or is it something that I should write into the fstab?
[17:36] <wheatthin> in fstab
[17:36] <paul424> http://www.ogre3d.org/tikiwiki/Ogre+Meshy I wante to install kubuntu on ubuntu desktop
[17:37] <tech11> i have problem with make step install gammamoo server. can people help me install it in my server, ubuntu?
[17:37] <jhutchins> wheatthin: usb drives tend to mount automatically via udev, which usually creates the appropriate mount point in /media/ - fstab entries are useful for setting options but not necessary.
[17:38] <jhutchins> paul424: No need, just install KDE.
[17:38] <wheatthin> rgr.. I'll remember that jhutchins
[17:38] <jhutchins> !kde
[17:39] <baphomet1> wheatthin, so the command should look something like this on my system "mount /dev/disk/by-uuid/UUID_OF_FAILING_DRIVE /media/USB_DRIVE_LOCATION -t ext4" again noting that the device UUID that is being provided is the same device that is going to be mounted as a USB device.  does this seem correct?
[17:39] <paul424> to install an KUBUNTU program* ...
[17:39] <Myrtti> paul424: but you don't have to install kde to install that app, no
[17:39] <paul424> on ubuntu system
[17:39] <tech11> i have problem with make step install gammamoo server. can people help me install it in my server, ubuntu?
[17:39] <paul424> :)
[17:39] <wheatthin> baphomet1, no sir.. partition type should go right after mount
[17:40] <baphomet1> wheatthin, "mount -t ext4 /dev/disk/by-uuid/UUID_OF_FAILING_DRIVE /media/USB_DRIVE_LOCATION" ok.  this is just strange to me because we are pointing something that already exists at itself in a different location hehe.
[17:41] <wheatthin> no uuid for /dev
[17:41] <wheatthin> just the device.... /dev/sda or whatever
[17:41] <wilee-nilee> tech11, 3rd party, not technically a ubuntu support install, you might also try #ubuntu-server
[17:42] <wheatthin> UUID will be just for fstab
[17:42] <jhutchins> tech11: There should be a README file and possibly an INSTALL file with instructions in the package.
[17:43] <jhutchins> tech11: If there isn't one, or if it's not clear, you should reconsider using that package.
[17:44] <wheatthin> baphomet1, check this out   http://askubuntu.com/questions/232790/automount-ext4-partition-with-user-permission-ownership-fstab
[17:44] <JoeLinux> Can someone help me out with screen/byobu configuration on Ubuntu EC2 instance? Specifically, handling login and logout of sessions.
[17:45] <kirkland> JoeLinux: what are you looking for?
[17:45] <JoeLinux> I need to support multiple connections to the same byobu session on login (so multiple connections mirror the display). For teaching/observation purposes.
[17:45] <kirkland> JoeLinux: are using the screen or the tmux backend?
[17:46] <jboii> hi
[17:46] <JoeLinux> kirkland: Eh, it doesn't matter. I have both installed and can switch to whichever is more suited for this purpose.
[17:46] <kirkland> JoeLinux: do you care if your students have write access inside of the session?  or do you need to protect yourself by making that read-only?
[17:47] <jboii> can someone help me add a podcast to rhythmbox?
[17:47] <jboii> http://tunein.com/topic/?topicId=49578202
[17:47] <jboii> im tryin to get this one to work
[17:47] <JoeLinux> kirkland: Don't need that protection. To be more specific, I'm having another developer login to make his application work, and he's going to run through it step-by-step while I watch, basically.
[17:48] <kirkland> JoeLinux: okay, great
[17:48] <JoeLinux> He's in NYC, I'm in Miami. So, need to mirror display across SSH sessions.
[17:48] <baphomet1> wheatthin, should I not use the entry as it appears in the fstab?
[17:48] <kirkland> JoeLinux: just enable byobu to launch by default, by running "byobu-enable"
[17:48] <kirkland> JoeLinux: do that once;  now both of you ssh into the system, and you'll both be looking/typing in the same byobu session
[17:49] <wheatthin> baphomet1, not for the initial mount.. just in fstab
[17:49] <HerbertWest> Hello there I need a little help with this http://askubuntu.com/questions/350845/how-to-embed-a-new-window-on-gtk-quickly-glade
[17:49] <JoeLinux> kirkland: I don't need to enable multiuser or anything?
[17:49] <wheatthin> so if you're trying to manually mount it it's   mount -t ext4 /dev/<device> /media/<mount point>
[17:50] <JoeLinux> kirkland: Well I'll be damned. It works that way right out of the box... lol. I feel stupid.
[17:50] <wheatthin> when doing it in fstab, it's by UUID
[17:50] <kirkland> JoeLinux: enjoy ;-)
[17:50] <baphomet1> wheatthin, ok.  I am going to have to figure out what the entry for it is as /dev/device.
[17:50] <baphomet1> wheatthin, ic.
[17:50] <JoeLinux> kirkland: One more... how do I make this "override" the regular session, so you're always in byobu?
[17:50] <kirkland> JoeLinux: that's what byobu-enable does
[17:50] <dinesh__> i m facing brightness problem in ubuntu 12.04 in sony vaio e- series
[17:51] <baphomet1> wheatthin, I am having a look at that link now
[17:51] <JoeLinux> kirkland: I have another EC2 server that was built on another Ubuntu AMI, and it seems that when I type exit, it exits the SSH session instead of just ending the byobu session.
[17:51] <dinesh__> plz help me i m trying from a year today i came to know this irc channel
[17:51] <JoeLinux> kirkland: Which is great because I always pick up where I left off, and don't kill the session by mistake.
[17:51] <kirkland> JoeLinux: so you want to exit byobu, and then remain in a shell on the remote system?
[17:51] <JoeLinux> kirkland: Nope. End the session by typing "exit" once.
[17:52] <kirkland> JoeLinux: you want to type exit, thereby killing byobu AND logging out of your ssh session?
[17:52] <baphomet1> wheatthin, still makes my head spin thinking that we are pointing a drive at itself in a different location haha.  I never would have thought it possible.
[17:52] <dinesh__> any one here to solve my prob ?????
[17:52] <JoeLinux> kirkland: Ugh, nevermind again. It seems that's also the default behavior. Please ignore my... uh... ignorance.
[17:53] <kirkland> JoeLinux: yep, that's exactly the default
[17:53] <wheatthin> baphomet1, well the UUID is basically a shortcut to specifying the device
[17:53] <JoeLinux> kirkland: Thanks.
[17:53] <tech11> i have problem with make step install gammamoo server. can people help me install it in my server, ubuntu?
[17:53] <dinesh__> i m facing brightness problem in ubuntu 12.04 in sony vaio e- series plz help me i m trying from a year today i came to know this irc channel is any one here to solve my prob ?????
[17:53] <gmachine_24> Greetings. Can I add a line to /etc/fstab so an external USB hard drive will mount to the same place every time I boot the computer? I created the mount point, etc., and have the UUID for the drive but adding a standard line to /etc/fstab doesn't seem to work.
[17:53] <bazhang> !blkid | baphomet1
[17:54] <kirkland> JoeLinux: no problem, always glad to see new Byobu users
[17:54] <baphomet1> wheatthin, yeah.  again as we are way out of the scope of my knowledge at this point, is there a reason why using the dev/by-uuid....wouldn't work?
[17:54] <wheatthin> baphomet1, when specifying the mount point, all you're doing is giving you a physical place to access the device
[17:54] <JoeLinux> kirkland: I've been using Screen for years, but never really played with Byobu.
[17:54] <baphomet1> bazhang, thanks for the suggestion, at this point we are far beyond that.
[17:54] <JoeLinux> kirkland: Good stuf
[17:54] <tech11> i have problem with make step install gammamoo server. can people help me install it in my server, ubuntu?
[17:54] <jhutchins> dinesh__: I'm running xfce, but unders Settings/Desktop I have "Brightness" and "Saturation" sliders.
[17:54] <dinesh__> ??
[17:55] <baphomet1> wheatthin, yeah, still bakes my brain though ahah.
[17:55] <dinesh__> jhutchins : then plz help me
[17:55] <wheatthin> baphomet1, it does take some getting used to. :) I've been involved with linux since 2000 or somewhat
[17:56] <jhutchins> dinesh__: How?
[17:56] <dinesh__> idk :P
[17:57] <dinesh__> if u can solve then plz let me know
[17:57] <baphomet1> wheatthin, yeah.  I mean I have been using it for a while now and I love how I continue to learn more about it and how really powerful it is, just scared to break something :D.  so yeah, just curious why using the UUID wouldn't work?
[17:57] <dinesh__> jhutchins: plz help me i m facing problem
[17:57] <tech11> i have problem with make step install gammamoo server. can people help me install it in my server, ubuntu?
[17:57] <wheatthin> baphomet1, if you  'man mount' you might get more insite
[17:57] <wheatthin> insight* lol
[17:58] <baphomet1> wheatthin, I was reading through it, keep getting side tracked with stuff coming up :O.  let me get back to it.  be back in a bit (maybe with more questions :D).
[17:59] <dinesh__> i m facing brightness problem in ubuntu 12.04 in sony vaio e- series plz help me i m trying from a year today i came to know this irc channel is any one here to solve my prob ?????
[18:00] <jhutchins> dinesh__: You said you had a brightness problem, use the control panel to adjust the brightness.
[18:00] <jhutchins> dinesh__: Settings/Desktop.
[18:00] <dinesh__> i did this already
[18:01] <dinesh__> and i m also search too many websites
[18:02] <dinesh__> jhutchins: ???
[18:03] <jhutchins> dinesh__: Is it possible the backlight is failing?
[18:03] <OerHeks> dinesh__, maybe you need to make a Xorg.conf > http://askubuntu.com/questions/23907/changing-brightness-on-a-sony-vaio-laptop
[18:03] <OerHeks> "EnableBrightnessControl=1"
[18:04] <jhutchins> dinesh__: Basic formula here is tell us what you wanted, tell us how you tried to do it, tell us what you expected, and tell us what happened instead.
[18:05] <dinesh__> i i did this
[18:05] <dinesh__> ls /sys/class/backlight
[18:05] <dinesh__> o/p is
[18:06] <dinesh__> plz wait a while
[18:06] <dinesh__> ya
[18:07] <dinesh__>  acpi_video file is shown  after that i did this command sudo bash -c "echo 2 > /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness" then nothing is happened also function key is working , it is showing the brightness is decreasing/increasing but actually it is not working
[18:07] <tech11> i have problem with make step install gammamoo server. can people help me install it in my server, ubuntu?
[18:07] <tylertwo> Hey, I wanted to reformat my USB stick (it's read-only), so I tried to unmount it first using "sudo umount /dev/sdb1", but I get the message "device is busy". I then entered "fuser -m /dev/sdb1" to see what processes were using it, and around 25 process came up, such as Gnome 2d and Notification Daemon. Any idea why so many processes are using the device?!
[18:08] <dinesh__> jhutchins: read my msg and plz try to reply
[18:08] <styler2go> Hello. I have some trouble creating a new user and i am a linux-"noob". I created the user using "useradd steam -d /home/hlds" and now, if i want to change to the user there is only a simpe $ on the beginning of every line, not like root one
[18:09] <bazhang> !helpme | dinesh__
[18:09] <tech11> i have problem with make step install gammamoo server. can people help me install it in my server, ubuntu?
[18:10] <tech11> i have problem with make step install gammamoo server. can people help me install it in my server, ubuntu?
[18:11] <BluesKaj> !patience | tech11
[18:13] <jhutchins> tech11: We're just fellow users here, it's possible nobody herer has ever heard of gammamoo.
[18:13] <jhutchins> tech11: If it's not part of Ubuntu we probably don't know much abou tit.
[18:15] <jhutchins> whois tech11
[18:15] <Nooooooob> whois jhutchins
[18:15] <Nooooooob> lol
[18:15] <JonathanD> whoami
[18:16] <Nooooooob> whoisgod
[18:16] <Nooooooob> jhutchins: use /
[18:16] <jhutchins> Yeah, yeah, left off the /.
[18:16] <jhutchins> It's a pitty he logged out, the developer is part of my LUG and is logged in to our channel.
[18:17] <bazhang>  /whowas works
[18:19] <jhutchins> bazhang: Actually, freenode server will fall back to whowas if someone logs out.
[18:19] <jhutchins> s/serer/servers/
[18:19] <bazhang> nice to know thanks
[18:19]  * jhutchins considers a new keyboard - or maybe new fingers.
[18:20] <IsntFunny> Is there a simple command to convert all file names to lowercase in a folder?
[18:23] <Calinou> ;-;
[18:26] <tylertwo> ok, i figured it out
[18:26] <baphomet1> wheatthin, sorry about that, just had a minor disaster happen :D.  back now.
[18:41] <niee> Hi folks :)) anyone to help me pls? afrer install phpmyadmin in my Ubuntu and try to opern localhost/phpmyadmin or Applications>Programming>phpMyAdmin my browser download some file. not open admin and password login ]; any ideas how to fix the problem (Ubtunto 11.04).
[18:42] <sketch_> hello all i need some help with getting a much needed .sh to run
[18:43] <shahin> hi every one
[18:43] <shahin> i'm gong to configure kerio vpn
[18:43] <shahin> but i can't
[18:43] <wilee-nilee> !11.04 | niee
[18:43] <shahin> any help?
[18:44] <wizardd> anyone know why the catalyst driver offered by ubuntu doesn't work with amd apu e2-2000 cpu's radeon hd7340?
[18:44] <wizardd> only the open source driver works, and it has poor performance
[18:45] <wizardd> 3.8.0.30 kernel
[18:45] <shahin> any help?
[18:45] <niee> ubottu: not inposible to update!!!
[18:45] <wizardd> 00:01.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI Wrestler [Radeon HD 7340]
[18:46] <OerHeks> niee, you need "Include /etc/phpmyadmin/apache.conf" in apache2.conf, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/phpMyAdmin
[18:46] <niee> tnx OerHeks :)
[18:46] <sketch_> anyone have teamviewer that can help me?
[18:48] <OerHeks> sketch_, ./filename.sh will do
[18:48] <Heeeeelp> good afternoon
[18:49] <Heeeeelp> I just installed ubuntu and  all seemed well until the very end when it said it had failed to install GRUB. I tried selecting different partitions to try in, with the same result. I can proceed without installing GRUB, but then it tells me I have to manually install the boot loader
[18:50] <smO3000> Can anyone provide me direction on a web based IT Ticketing freeware that can be hosted on linux server
[18:50] <smO3000> I wouldnt mind paying out of pocket most of what I could find was for large scale business and I just cant afford it currently
[18:52]  * knox_ sup peeple
[18:52] <Heeeeelp> hello
[18:52] <sketch_> OerHeks i tried that and it still wont work
[18:53] <sketch_> hence why i asked if anyone has teamviewer
[18:53] <DJones> smO3000: Not something I've used but may give some hints https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OTRS
[18:53] <OerHeks> sketch_, did you restart apache ? sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[18:53] <sketch_> no but im doing so now
[18:54] <Heeeeelp> i was installing ubuntu 12.04 and  All seemed well until the very end when it said it had failed to install GRUB. I tried selecting different partitions to try in, with the same result. I can proceed without installing GRUB, but then it tells me I have to manually install the boot loader
[18:54] <Heeeeelp> how do i solve this problem.. it is annoying
[18:54] <LennyJr> getting messages on shutdown screen, who knows what thats about?
[18:55] <sketch_> command not found
[18:55] <compdoc> LennyJr, can you read them? must be in a log somewhere
[18:55]  * knox_ lennyJr read them
[18:56] <LennyJr> cant find them becuase i know nothing about computers
[18:56] <LennyJr> the machine is running fine
[18:56] <LennyJr> but why the messages?
[18:56] <imthenachoman> hey guys. im confused about one thing with lirc. how do i find out ir receiver I have?
[18:57] <knox_> ./me if you read them lenny you will know why
[18:57] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: You don't want it installed to a partition, you want it installed to the default boot device (/dev/hda).
[18:57]  * knox_ if you read them lenny you will know why
[18:57] <smO3000> DJones : Thanks for the heads up
[18:58] <LennyJr> i cant read that fast knox, so not sure what to do
[18:58] <LennyJr> they are red messages
[18:58] <compdoc> LennyJr, try looking at the file  /var/log/kern.log
[18:58] <LennyJr> ok
[18:58] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, This a dual boot say with W8?
[18:59] <LennyJr> yeah, its full of stuff i dont understand
[18:59] <Heeeeelp> no
[18:59] <Heeeeelp> no dual
[19:00] <Heeeeelp> only ubuntu
[19:00] <compdoc> LennyJr, copy it and paste it into pastebin.com, then give us the url
[19:00] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, Okay how about a fdisk -l pastebinned
[19:01] <LennyJr> think its something to do with being connected to net on shutdown
[19:01] <Heeeeelp> not sure what you mean by that
[19:01] <LennyJr> but it does it when not connected too
[19:01] <wilee-nilee> !pastebin } Heeeeelp, run in the terminal fdisk -l
[19:01] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Did you not see my message?
[19:02] <wilee-nilee> !pastebin | Heeeeelp, run in the terminal fdisk -l
[19:02] <wilee-nilee> jhutchins, could easily be a wiped uefi setup, we should really find out.
[19:03] <jhutchins> wilee-nilee: If he installed grub to a partition it wouldn't work either.
[19:03] <Heeeeelp> no
[19:03] <wilee-nilee> right neither will the mbr, unless setup correctly
[19:03] <wilee-nilee> if uefi
[19:03] <Heeeeelp> i didnt insatll anything it wouldnt let me
[19:03] <shahin__> hi i'm not able to configure vpn
[19:03] <shahin__> any help
[19:03] <Heeeeelp> it asked and i pressed sda
[19:04] <Heeeeelp> then upon reboot all i got was a flashing line
[19:04] <powerranger> hi I?ve got a little trouble with anacron i added a backup script to run once every but now anacron starts at every bootup: Sep 27 20:43:13 Irondatagrave anacron[1270]: Will run job `cron.daily' in 3 min. and then again Sep 27 20:55:34 Irondatagrave anacron[1323]: Will run job `cron.daily' in 3 min. any ideas ?
[19:05] <shahin__> any help
[19:05] <jhutchins> powerranger: Where did you add this script?
[19:05] <LennyJr> it says src=then what looks like an IP then it says DST=then what looks like my IP
[19:05] <shahin__> any help
[19:05] <shahin__> ?
[19:05] <Heeeeelp> i typed fdisk -1 and it just returned
[19:05] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, run the fdisk -l so we can see what is there refer to the bots info on pastebin for help.
[19:05] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: That's a lower-case L
[19:05] <Heeeeelp> i know
[19:06] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: for list.  Not one.
[19:06] <Heeeeelp> i know
[19:06] <Heeeeelp> i did
[19:06] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Well there's your problem, you don't have any hard disks!
[19:06] <powerranger> its in /etc/cron.daily/
[19:07] <Heeeeelp> i have a sda
[19:07] <powerranger> also my logwatch is sending me mails every bootup
[19:07] <shahin__> ?
[19:08] <jhutchins> Sometimes I don't see /msg windows for days.  In-channel works much better.  There are people here who know much more about current ubuntu than I do.
[19:08] <shahin__> help?
[19:08] <LennyJr> guess i need to learn how to fix broken packages then :(
[19:08] <Heeeeelp> this ubuntu thing is a hassel
[19:08] <wilee-nilee> shahin__, If someone knows they will answer, don't spam the channel with helps.
[19:08] <jhutchins> powerranger: The idea of anacron is that it can do "catch up" and run jobs that were scheduled to run when the system was down.
[19:09] <jhutchins> shahin__: We don't know how you tried to configure it, what you expected to happen, and what actually happened instead.  Try posting that.
[19:09] <Heeeeelp> how do i not have any hard rives... one is intalled
[19:09] <shahin__> thank u
[19:10] <shahin__> it says connection faild
[19:10] <grafdiffuzor> how to navigate pdf contents in evince 3.x?
[19:10] <shahin__> a'm trying configure kerio vpn
[19:10] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, Open gparted take a screen shot and imagebin it.
[19:10] <mrrcp> kerio vpn?
[19:10] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Seriously, fdisk -l returns NOTHING?
[19:10] <wilee-nilee> !imagebin | Heeeeelp
[19:11] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: As root, in a console.
[19:11] <Heeeeelp> i am not on that computer
[19:11] <LennyJr> so when i shutdown like that, it has some data not written to somewhere, in a buffer, breaking my internet config?
[19:11] <imthenachoman> hey guys. im confused about one thing with lirc. how do i find out ir receiver I have?
[19:11] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Please try what we've suggested then and come back when you have the answers.
[19:12] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: If you can't access that system it's going to be very difficult for us to help you.
[19:12] <grafdiffuzor> how to navigate pdf contents in evince 3.x? I mean seems like there's no f9 anymore
[19:12] <powerranger> my /var/spool/anacron/cron.daily says 20130927 so it should not run today but it does
[19:13] <shahin__> any idea?
[19:13] <Heeeeelp> have access but no internet and i have to keep switching mouses and keyboards so it take a while to do small tasks that you asks one at a time
[19:13] <jhutchins> shahin__: Are you trying to configure the server?  The client?  A connection?  Don't make us guess.
[19:14] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Have you read the install guide?
[19:14] <shahin__> i'm trying to configure a connection
[19:14] <shahin__> to connect to vpn server
[19:14] <powerranger> its 12.04 LTS fileserver headless running only when woken by WOL thats why i?m using anacron
[19:14] <Heeeeelp> yes it does not solve issues.. just how to install
[19:16] <powerranger> its was working until i added the backup script and maybe did sth. else but i?ve got no idea whats causing anacron to start cron daily at every bootup
[19:16] <LennyJr> one more thing, the var/log/kernel just changed while i was looking at it, i noticed the SRC=ip number changed after it warned me, is that normal?
[19:16] <Heeeeelp> 272107
[19:17] <shahin__> jhutchins i'm waiting?
[19:17] <jhutchins> powerranger: Did the daily  maintenance run before you shut the system down?
[19:18] <Heeeeelp> imagebin.org/272107
[19:18] <jhutchins> shahin__: We don't know how you tried to configure it, what you expected to happen, and what actually happened instead.  We don't know where you got the information to configure the connection, or if that was complete or not.  We don't know what kind of VPN you'
[19:19] <jhutchins> re trying to connect to.  You can't expect us to know these things unless you tell us.
[19:19]  * jhutchins goes for coffee.
[19:19] <shahin__> i've downloaded kerio connection package from software manager then installed it
[19:20] <powerranger> i guess so anacron started today at 02:00 i rebootet at 20:43 and anacron started again my cron.daily
[19:20] <shahin__> i'm going to pass filters websites
[19:20] <Heeeeelp> did the link work
[19:20] <shahin__> but i'm not able
[19:21] <powerranger> Sep 27 02:03:01 Irondatagrave anacron[13078]: Job `cron.daily' started
[19:21] <powerranger> Sep 27 02:08:45 Irondatagrave anacron[13078]: Job `cron.daily' terminated (mailing output)
[19:21] <powerranger> Sep 27 02:08:45 Irondatagrave anacron[13078]: Normal exit (1 job run)
[19:22] <powerranger> and 20 hours later: Sep 27 20:46:13 Irondatagrave anacron[1270]: Job `cron.daily' started
[19:22] <powerranger> (after reboot)
[19:24] <LennyJr> k bye
[19:24] <borphos-> exit
[19:27] <Heeeeelp> the security is all disabled
[19:28] <jhutchins> powerranger: Interesting.  It should have flagged completion from the nightly maintenance run and not run it again on reboot.  You might have a problem with your clock.
[19:28] <jhutchins> powerranger: Or there might be some other reason for that behavior.
[19:29] <zomgdocker> hello awesome people. does anyone know how to make a filesystem in one 'file' so i can mount it with LXC?
[19:29] <zomgdocker> and that i can afterwards just zip it up
[19:30] <ezra-s> zomgdocker, you an create an iso and mount it read-write, then unmount and zip, probably there are better ways
[19:30] <powerranger> the clock seems ok: just terminated and started again Sep 27 21:29:51 Irondatagrave anacron[6978]: Will run job `cron.daily' in 3 min. WTF ?
[19:30] <italian-cruncher> zomgdocker, you can use the dd command
[19:30] <zomgdocker> italian-cruncher dd?
[19:30] <zomgdocker> and than mkfs over it?
[19:31] <italian-cruncher> zomgdocker, exactly
[19:31] <zomgdocker> italian-cruncher: alright, so first dd and alocate x size and then mkfs and then mount it normally?
[19:31] <Heeeeelp> no no ideas on the bootloader or grub
[19:32] <italian-cruncher> zomgdocker, yes, this should work
[19:32] <moes> heeee
[19:32] <zomgdocker> italian-cruncher: ace. you are a star
[19:32] <italian-cruncher> zomgdocker, I know. cheers ;)
[19:33] <zomgdocker> Hahha. u are not by any chance hanging out in Tarifa, spain right? im here on holiday but couldnt stay away from my mac
[19:33] <Heeeeelp> how do i install bootloaded or grub after the installation
[19:33] <moes> Heeeeelp, Did you run fdisk -l and copy to pastebin
[19:34] <Heeeeelp> yes
[19:34] <Heeeeelp> posted a link earlier
[19:34] <Heeeeelp> 272107
[19:34] <italian-cruncher> zomgdocker, I'm not ;)
[19:34] <moes> Heeeeelp, need complete url
[19:34] <Heeeeelp> i opend gpartitioner and screen shot it
[19:35] <BlueProtoman> How come I can't run .jar files by double clicking on them, even after installing jarwrapper?
[19:35] <Heeeeelp> imagebin.org/272197
[19:35] <Calinou> BlueProtoman: what error message do you get?
[19:35] <powerranger> somehow anacron ignores my timestamps:
[19:35] <powerranger> Sep 27 21:33:35 Irondatagrave anacron[7127]: Updated timestamp for job `cron.daily' to 2013-09-27
[19:35] <powerranger> Sep 27 21:33:35 Irondatagrave anacron[7127]: Updated timestamp for job `cron.weekly' to 2013-09-27
[19:35] <powerranger> Sep 27 21:33:35 Irondatagrave anacron[7127]: Updated timestamp for job `cron.monthly' to 2013-09-27
[19:35] <powerranger> Sep 27 21:33:45 Irondatagrave anacron[7134]: Anacron 2.3 started on 2013-09-27
[19:35] <FloodBot1> powerranger: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:35] <powerranger> Sep 27 21:33:45 Irondatagrave anacron[7134]: Will run job `cron.daily' in 3 min.
[19:35] <Calinou> you may need to chmod +x the jar file
[19:35] <Calinou> what is +Z?
[19:35] <Calinou> +z*
[19:35] <italian-cruncher> BlueProtoman, if you right-click on them and check Properties, is the file marked as 'executable'? is the default app for opening set right?
[19:36] <jboii__> someone know bout a ftp application for ubuntu?
[19:36] <BlueProtoman> Calinou, None.  When I double click the jar, it just opens in Archive manager.  And italian-cruncher, yes, it's executable.  I ran "sudo chmod +x" on it.
[19:36] <Heeeeelp> imagebin.org/272107
[19:36] <jboii__> that is easy to use?
[19:36] <italian-cruncher> BlueProtoman, change the default app for it by using 'open with...'
[19:36] <BlueProtoman> italian-cruncher, the Java runtime doesn't even appear on the application list.
[19:36] <Calinou> BlueProtoman: right click > open with > java
[19:36] <italian-cruncher> BlueProtoman, does it work if you sue command line'
[19:36] <Calinou> alternatively: java -jar jarfile.jar
[19:36] <Calinou> in command line
[19:36] <BlueProtoman> italian-cruncher, Calinou, yes, it does work via command line.
[19:36] <Heeeeelp> the fdisk -l doesnt say anything... it just returns
[19:36] <smw94> usb_modeswitch not affecting my usb modem, anyhelp ?
[19:37] <Calinou> then use it
[19:37] <Calinou> make a .sh script ;)
[19:37] <BlueProtoman> Calinou, I don't want to.  It worked the way I wanted it to before I nuked my computer.
[19:37] <Calinou> it still works
[19:38] <italian-cruncher> BlueProtoman, the sh script is executable by double click, but I get your point
[19:38] <Calinou> normally, you can change default program for .jar files
[19:38] <Calinou> right click > open with > Other... > choose java
[19:38] <Calinou> and set it as default
[19:38] <italian-cruncher> he said that java doesn't show up in there...
[19:38] <BlueProtoman> Calinou, yes, but Java doesn't appear on the list.
[19:39] <italian-cruncher> BlueProtoman, did you install java from repos?
[19:39] <italian-cruncher> the openjdk?
[19:39] <BlueProtoman> italian-cruncher, yes, but I also installed Sun java via the PPA set up by WebUpd8.
[19:39] <italian-cruncher> if yes, then you have to search for 'OpenJDK' in that list
[19:39] <BlueProtoman> italian-cruncher, I know.  Still not there
[19:39] <havv> Can anyone help me: http://askubuntu.com/questions/350390/set-a-static-ip-to-lubuntu-on-virtualbox ? :(
[19:40] <JuneaGirl> Hi all
[19:40] <italian-cruncher> havv, is that your question?
[19:40] <italian-cruncher> BlueProtoman, tried to log off and in again?
[19:40] <havv> italian-cruncher: yes
[19:40] <BlueProtoman> italian-cruncher: Yes.
[19:40] <JuneaGirl> Wanting to get info on system backups and upgrades
[19:40] <italian-cruncher> JuneaGirl, just ask
[19:41] <italian-cruncher> havv, did you set up port forwarding in your router? you have to
[19:41] <mvk> i'm using 13.10, but screen dim does not work with FN -keys, i also tried xbacklight, and through setpci
[19:41] <mvk> non of it working
[19:41] <mvk> any tips?
[19:42] <italian-cruncher> BlueProtoman, are you using Ubuntu with Unity?
[19:42] <Calinou> mvk: ls /sys/class/backlight
[19:42] <Calinou> what does this give
[19:42] <BlueProtoman> italian-cruncher: No, GNOME 3.
[19:42] <mvk> Calinou: acpi_video0
[19:42] <italian-cruncher> BlueProtoman, so, Nautilus? did you use Nautilus when it used to work before you nuked your system?
[19:42] <havv> italian-cruncher: ummm no, it wasn't stated anywhere, can you refer me to what should I do exactly?
[19:42] <BlueProtoman> italian-cruncher: Yes, I did.
[19:43] <JuneaGirl> NEED to upgrade from current version IMMEDIATELY (running MAV), I only have 16gigs available on a physical drive. What options do I have for backup? (300gig main drive, 54 gigs of junk)
[19:43] <AdityaRaj> hi
[19:43] <AdityaRaj> can anyone suggest what kind of external drive is good for running ubuntu?
[19:43] <italian-cruncher> havv, google for 'how to set up port forwarding in router'
[19:43] <AdityaRaj> i cannot change the existing os on my laptop and want to run ubuntu on a stick?
[19:43] <Calinou> mvk: try this:
[19:44] <havv> italian-cruncher: yeah, but which port should I forward?
[19:44] <italian-cruncher> AdityaRaj, any drive will do as long as you can boot from it (depends on BIOS)
[19:44] <havv> italian-cruncher: O'
[19:44] <BlueProtoman> italian-cruncher: Also, Ubuntu 13.04.  Before and now.
[19:44] <Calinou> echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/class/backlight/acpi_video0/brightness
[19:44] <havv> italian-cruncher: I'm using bridged adapter, not NAT
[19:44] <AdityaRaj> italian-cruncher, i have been using a hdd which was great.. but then later i used a pen drive but the performance was quite poor in comparison any idea what might be the reason?
[19:45] <AdityaRaj> could it be the usb transfer rate supported by different devices ?
[19:45] <italian-cruncher> havv, http://www.howtogeek.com/122641/how-to-forward-ports-to-a-virtual-machine-and-use-it-as-a-server/
[19:45] <italian-cruncher> AdityaRaj, is the Hard disk USB2 or 3?
[19:45] <AdityaRaj> i am not sure.. i think the hdd is dead now that is why i need to use a pen drive now
[19:45] <Heeeeelp> How do I install a bootloaded or GRUB to a system to get ubuntu running after insatallation
[19:46] <JuneaGirl> hello
[19:46] <mvk> Calinou: it doesnt seem to change anything
[19:46] <italian-cruncher> AdityaRaj, hard disks are usually faster than USB sticks as far as i know
[19:46] <Calinou> :/
[19:46] <Heeeeelp> i posted my screenshot on imagebin.org/272107
[19:46] <AdityaRaj> italian-cruncher, ok
[19:46] <havv> italian-cruncher: it's relevant to NAT, I'm using a bridged adapter
[19:47] <AdityaRaj> italian-cruncher, i have made a bootable pen drive and it is running ubuntu on my laptop.. can i continue to just use that.. will i be able to store date while using it?
[19:47] <italian-cruncher> havv, did you check that you aren't using an IP already used on the network?
[19:48] <italian-cruncher> AdityaRaj, it depends on where you installed it. If you are running it as a live CD then no, it won't save anything unless you explicitly save files on another partition, but any changes to the OS will be lost if you are using it live (Live: just boot and no install)
[19:48] <havv> italian-cruncher: yeah
[19:49] <moes> Heeeeelp, That imagebin does not show a complete gparted image
[19:49] <Heeeeelp> how not
[19:49] <AdityaRaj> but while creating a startup disk i saw an option for specifying space for retaining data across boots, italian-cruncher  what is that for?
[19:50] <italian-cruncher> havv, is the gateway correct? tried with 192.168.0.1?
[19:50] <italian-cruncher> AdityaRaj, if you did that then you are fine
[19:50] <havv> italian-cruncher: yeah, I copied it from ipconfig /all
[19:50] <AdityaRaj> italian-cruncher, should i be able to install softwares as well and not lose them across boots?
[19:50] <italian-cruncher> havv, seems like you will have better odds on askubuntu ;)
[19:51] <Siidis> upgrade questions!!n
[19:51] <Heeeeelp> what do you need in the picture
[19:51] <italian-cruncher> AdityaRaj, I don't really know, but you can try by installing a package or changing wallpaper, rebooting and seeing if changes are kept. so you can be 100% sure you had set it up correctly
[19:51] <AdityaRaj> yeah i am testing that out
[19:51] <moes> Heeeeelp, Partitions
[19:52] <AdityaRaj> i tried creating a file in documents folder in home directory and it remained there
[19:52] <AdityaRaj> not i am installing ruby
[19:52] <Heeeeelp> sda1 5 that all it shows me
[19:52] <AdityaRaj> lets see if it is still there after reboot
[19:52] <AdityaRaj> thanks italian-cruncher
[19:53] <Siidis> Want minimal backup before crucial upgrade. Only have 16G hd to play with. File compression, disk imaging, manual backup?? (300G system)
[19:53] <Heeeeelp> it shows dev/sda1,2,5
[19:53] <moes> Heeeeelp, But it should have info about paritions
[19:53] <havv> :(
[19:54] <Heeeeelp> i dont know how to get that info
[19:55] <john_jcteacher> Hello all - bcmwl had previously generated a blacklist-bcm43 file that I could comment out. Now however, it keeps updating itself so my comments don't stick around
[19:55] <john_jcteacher> is there a way to lock that file down or stop bcmwl?
[19:55] <italian-cruncher> Siidis, I'd manual backup all your data that sits on /home and just write a text file with a list of packages to be reinstalled if things go bad. Using such checklist a reinstall is a breeze. Nothing better comes to mind with such limited storage room
[19:56] <italian-cruncher> moes, for info about partitions just write sudo lsblk
[19:56] <italian-cruncher> in a terminal ofc
[19:56] <john_jcteacher> i'm in 12.04 lts
[19:57] <Siidis> italian-cruncher, is there a way to compress files that I want to keep to minimize the space it takes up on backup drive??
[19:57] <italian-cruncher> Siidis, ofc you can use compression, you are you really trying to backup 300 gigabytes into 16? noway
[19:59] <Siidis> Gotcha! No, but 30G of stuff I want to keep lol. Thanks <italian-cruncher>
[19:59] <moes> Heeeeelp, From ternminal  sudo lsblk and pastebin
[19:59] <italian-cruncher> Siidis, no compression can make 30G fit into 16 :) unless you store text files all made up with zeros
[19:59] <italian-cruncher> compression usually means getting 5-15% less usage
[20:00] <italian-cruncher> you can achieve 99% compression but not on 'real' data
[20:01] <Territoriojoven> what is jokey-backend?
[20:03] <italian-cruncher> Jockey is a tool for installing third-party hardware drivers.
[20:05] <giorgos> Good evening. I am trying to boot with linux version 3.5.0-41 but all I take is a "You need to load the kernel first" error... Could anyone help?
[20:06] <Heeeeelp> Imagebin.org/272109
[20:06] <wilee-nilee> giorgos: This a download of your own?
[20:07] <giorgos> wilee-nilee: No, through Update Manager
[20:08] <wilee-nilee> giorgos: thsi install till this update, was it a partial upgrade?
 did you see my imagebin linl
[20:09] <wilee-nilee> giorgos: sorry worked tiill thi.
[20:09] <giorgos> wilee-nilee: No
[20:09] <JohnVonNeumann> i get this message at restart:"continue to wait,press S to skip mounting or M for manual recovery"
[20:09] <kampiyo> HI
[20:09] <wilee-nilee> giorgos: no for 2 questions?
[20:09] <kingplusplus> please how do i use my ssh as VPN
[20:10] <giorgos> wilee-nilee: I dont understand your second one.
[20:10] <wilee-nilee> giorgos: has this install worked?
[20:10] <Heeeeelp> i couldnt put it in a pastebin only imagebin moes
[20:10] <giorgos> wilee-nilee: Of course
[20:12] <skinux> Curious, are files of tarballs (e.g. Firefox) meant to be placed in appropriate locations by users or are tarballs intended to be extracted to ~/Apps or /opt/<app> or similar?
[20:12] <wilee-nilee> giorgos: sometimes the update manager will offer a partial upgrade, not good to run is all, have you tried the previous kernel, might be a bad imstall.
[20:13] <moes> Heeeeelp, what ububuntu version
[20:13] <giorgos> wilee-nilee: Update Manager didn't prompted for partial upgrade. I am runnin' with the previous kernel now.
[20:13] <Heeeeelp> 12.04
[20:13] <moes> Heeeeelp, Did you burn to cd or dvd
[20:13] <Heeeeelp> dvd
[20:15] <moes> Heeeeelp, Did you md5sum your download before burn
[20:15] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp: Try this app, save the url from the pophp when run to lost here if it does not set you up. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[20:15] <wilee-nilee> popup*
[20:15] <kingplusplus> anyone one know how i can use my dedicated server as a VPN on my local computer... some command similar to ssh user@ip:port -D please i need the full command
[20:15] <Heeeeelp> md5sum?
[20:15] <kingplusplus> please anyone  know how i can use my dedicated server as a VPN on my local computer... some command similar to "ssh user@ip:port -D" please i need the full command
[20:16] <italian-cruncher> Heeeeelp, reboot again from CD and select 'verify CD'
[20:16] <Heeeeelp> i verified it with ubuntu already
[20:16] <Heeeeelp> said no errors
[20:17] <wilee-nilee> giorgos: On occaison a kernel is a bad install or is missing something.
[20:17] <u3> what is going on here
[20:17] <u3> who needs help
[20:18] <wilee-nilee> u3: this issuport on what ypu recognize,
[20:20] <giorgos> wilee-nilee: Thanks
[20:22] <MoPac> Hello; I have a question about the files in sources.list.d . I'm a bit confused about the meaning of extra copies of the repository files whose filenames end in ".distupgrade" or ".save". Could anyone shine a light for me?
[20:22] <gregor3005> hi, does anybody use a sony dualshock3 controller with ubuntu?
[20:24] <trism> MoPac: http://askubuntu.com/questions/82825/do-files-at-etc-apt-sources-list-d-need-to-have-an-extension-list
[20:25] <MoPac> trism: I've seen that page, but it doesn't really answer my question: what are they for? (And I don't think it mentioned the distupgrade versions)
[20:25] <Heeeeelp> i enteredc the boot repair sudo code and it says to check my internet access
[20:26] <moes> Heeeeelp, !md5sum
[20:26] <moes> md5sum
[20:27] <moes> !md5sum
[20:27] <blastermaster> hi everybody
[20:27] <trism> MoPac: I believe .save are created when you disable a source, and .distUpgrade are likely from upgrading between distributions, since ppas are automatically disabled (because they will likely cause issues with the upgrade)
[20:28] <trism> MoPac: the idea is that you don't want to delete the user's config, so you save them for later, even though they are currently ignored
[20:28] <blastermaster> I just finally install a variant of the easycap capturecards the one with the somagic chipset i got video no audio, but how to i record the video?
[20:28] <MoPac> trism: ah
[20:29] <Heeeeelp> at does !md5sum mean
[20:29] <Heeeeelp> i typed it into the terminal
[20:29] <MoPac> I'm trying to clean up my sources.list.d folder, since some of them seem to be unused or otherwise out of whack (old distro names in the filenames, need for some lines in the sources.list file to be files in sources.list.d ,etc)
[20:29] <trism> Heeeeelp: that just tells ubottu to display the message above about md5 sums
[20:30] <trism> MoPac: yeah you can delete those, I usually clean them up every few upgrades
[20:30] <Heeeeelp> i typed it and it says event not found
[20:31] <trism> Heeeeelp: you don't type !md5sum in the terminal, moes was sending you this link to read: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
[20:31] <trism> Heeeeelp: see ubottu's message above
[20:34] <jhutchins> powerranger: Good work finding the problem.
[20:36] <AcidRain2012> if winXP to win8 allows any program to have total access to the file system, whey is run as admin an option?
[20:37] <[K]MagixKiller> hi all
[20:37] <[K]MagixKiller> does somebody knows how to auto-login to Q bot on Quakenet IRC servers with XChat plz?
[20:38] <g1rl1nt3rrupted> hello
[20:38] <Calinou> [K]MagixKiller: I did it on my desktop
[20:38] <Calinou> I think you need to add a command on log in
[20:38] <Heeeeelp> AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
[20:38] <Calinou> probably /msg <something> <something>
[20:38] <Calinou> /msg Q won't work
[20:38] <Heeeeelp> i am tired of ubuntu
[20:38] <Calinou> you need to use the exact hostname for some reason
[20:39] <[K]MagixKiller> I tried but no field to do that anywhere in the user interface
[20:39] <[K]MagixKiller> right?
[20:39] <Heeeeelp> if i cant get past installation how am i supposed to learn to use the whole program
[20:39] <faugusztin> [K]MagixKiller: X-Chat>Network List, find the network, Edit, Connect command
[20:40] <[K]MagixKiller> no "connect command" in the Edit network window :/
[20:40] <[K]MagixKiller> maybe my xchat version is out to date?
[20:40] <faugusztin> [K]MagixKiller: X-Chat or X-Chat Gnome ?
[20:40] <[K]MagixKiller> Gnome
[20:40] <g1rl1nt3rrupted> hello
[20:40] <[K]MagixKiller> but is there a difference?
[20:40] <[K]MagixKiller> Hello
[20:41] <g1rl1nt3rrupted> :
[20:41] <faugusztin> [K]MagixKiller: yes, there is, xchat-gnome is a "dumbed down" version of xchat
[20:41] <[K]MagixKiller> so what should I do? \o/
[20:41] <faugusztin> [K]MagixKiller: install xchat :)
[20:41] <[K]MagixKiller> from ubuntu repository?
[20:42] <faugusztin> [K]MagixKiller: yes, just apt-get install xchat xchat-indicator
[20:42] <italian-cruncher> faugusztin, just like the whole gnome, just sayin; )
[20:42] <[K]MagixKiller> ok thx faugusztin, cya soon then :)
[20:42] <faugusztin> [K]MagixKiller: it will look same, you will just get more options
[20:43] <dewdsen> hi all
[20:44] <Heeeeelp> can i get some private help for a couple of minutes. It would be VERY appreciated. I cannot solve this issue
[20:45] <gregor3005> hi, can anybody help with an ps3 sixaxis controller. i followed the guide but "sixad --start" does not find the controller and all controller led flashes. guide: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sixaxis
[20:45] <dewdsen> Trying to set up a lenovo G580 on precise, apparently there still is a bug regarding the power management. getting "0:02" as a charging time estimate, regardless of the current charge level on the battery. this leads to quick shutdowns when removing the ac cord ;) all the solutions i found pointed to replacing the battery indicator with an alternative, but none of them are supported on 13.04. I also tried upgrading to
[20:46] <[K]MagixKiller> Hi again :) yes it looks nicer
[20:47] <dewdsen> does anyone perhaps know a battery indicator alternative that is 13.04 compatible? i just need a workaround for workable battery estimates :-/
[20:48] <italian-cruncher> Heeeeelp, can you briefly re-state the problem?
[20:48] <Heeeeelp> can i Private you
[20:49] <italian-cruncher> Heeeeelp, you can private me but you have 1730x more chances of getting an answer if you just re-state the problem here, very briefly
[20:50] <Heeeeelp> I have checked my cd for errors already I am trying to install ubuntu 12.04 and at the end of installation it gives me a GRUB bootloader issue
[20:51] <Heeeeelp> now when i load ubuntu my computer has a black screen whith a blinking bar
[20:51] <italian-cruncher> Heeeeelp, are you dual booting?
[20:51] <Heeeeelp> no
[20:51] <asdas> ggg
[20:51] <italian-cruncher> Heeeeelp, did you have multiple hard drives?
[20:52] <Heeeeelp> no
[20:52] <Heeeeelp> just one sata
[20:52] <italian-cruncher> Heeeeelp, did you set up manual partitioning or automatic one?
[20:52] <jhutchins> !fixgrub
[20:53] <Heeeeelp> manual at first then I had it auto
[20:53] <JohnVonNeumann>  i get this message at restart:"continue to wait,press S to skip mounting or M for manual recovery"
[20:53] <Heeeeelp> let me check out that link real quick
[20:53] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: How old is this system?  What OS did it come with?
[20:53] <Heeeeelp> brand new
[20:53] <italian-cruncher> Heeeeelp, I don't think that link will help
[20:53] <Heeeeelp> i just built it
[20:54] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Did not come with an OS?
[20:54] <italian-cruncher> sounds like something went wrong during install
[20:54] <Heeeeelp> no
[20:54] <Heeeeelp> i built this computer from scratch
[20:54] <italian-cruncher> how big is the hard drive in total?
[20:54] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Do you know if it has UEFI?  Did the motherboard say anything like Windows 8 ready?
[20:54] <italian-cruncher> might be a GPT vs MBR issue
[20:55] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Actually, if you built it, what make and model motherboard?
[20:55] <Heeeeelp> i believ so
[20:55] <italian-cruncher> also size of the hard disk pz
[20:55] <Heeeeelp> 320gb
[20:55] <italian-cruncher> ok so its not a MBR vs GPT issue
[20:55] <italian-cruncher> Heeeeelp, can you boot that pc into a live machine
[20:55] <Heeeeelp> MSi
[20:55] <Heeeeelp> yes
[20:55] <italian-cruncher> I mean, start the live CD and have a terminal?
[20:56] <Heeeeelp> yes
[20:56] <italian-cruncher> do it and do a sudo lsblk
[20:56] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Which model too...
[20:56] <jhutchins> msi has made hundreds of different motherboards...
[20:56] <Heeeeelp> 970A-G46
[20:57] <Heeeeelp> i did and posted it earlier
[20:57] <dewdsen> Restated Issue: 13.04 Battery Charge Indicator on Lenovo G580 Notebook stays on "0:02" while charging via AC, leading to immediate shutdown after unplugging AC. Time estimate is incorrect and shown regardless of actual (higher) charge. Going to sleep, unplugging, waking <- is a workaround that gets me correct estimates. Any ideas on how to solve the issue?
[20:57] <jhutchins> It's uefi.
[20:58] <jhutchins> !uefi
[20:59] <Heeeeelp> let me look at that link
[21:00] <jhutchins> Heeeeelp: Item 5 under install might help, but I'd read the whole thing.
[21:02] <mmazing> i have a laptop with 12.04 on it, i've recently started using a secondary monitor when at the office, when i get home and am using a single display again, everything is all sorts of jacked up until i get in nvidia control panel and set it back to one screen
[21:03] <mmazing> well, it shows one screen anyway, but i have to save everything and reboot
[21:03] <tux3> hello guys im back
[21:03] <mmazing> hello tux3
[21:04] <mmazing> anyone else ever have any trouble switching between multi monitors and single display?
[21:04] <tux3> hi
[21:04] <tux3> mmazing nice to meet u
[21:04] <mmazing> i was thinking i could have two separate x.org conf files and switch them out before x starts
[21:05] <mmazing> nice to meet you as well
[21:05] <tux3> thanx
[21:05] <mmazing> i wonder if i could detect in /dev/ or something how many monitors are connected and replace xorg.conf with the correct one
[21:06] <tux3> where u come from?
[21:08] <ice_qb> "i wonder if i could detect in /dev/ or something..." Hi, you can try with lspci | grep VGA I guess
[21:08] <dinosaurvskitten> how can I get xlock on 13.04? The xlockmore package doesn't seem to exist anymore.
[21:09] <tux3> anyway i would like to how can i choose a good server to make upgrates for lubuntu
[21:09] <mmazing> ice_qb, i think that will only tell me how many video adapters are connected, not monitors
[21:10] <tux3> mmazing pls let me know as u can
[21:10] <faugusztin> mmazing: maybe you should play with xrandr ? i know these are examples for arch, but still, the point is the same: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Xrandr#Scripts
[21:11] <helpmeplease> hey guys, how do I stop a service on ubuntu 12.04?
[21:11] <faugusztin> mmazing: eample 2 i mean
[21:11] <mmazing> helpmeplease: sudo service <servicename> stop
[21:12] <mmazing> tux3: sorry im not sure what your question was
[21:12] <mmazing> faugusztin: thanks ill check it out
[21:12] <Heeeeelp> during the boot manager it says recv failed
[21:13] <hanner> hi, i am trying to install ubuntu using ubiquity, but it fails to install the bootloader. could an old GRUB from oneiric be the cause?
[21:13] <tux3> my question was about the lubuntu's update
[21:13] <dewdsen> issue: battery indicator completely inaccurate while charging on AC, doesn't anyone have any experience whatsoever regarding this issue?
[21:14] <JohnVonNeumann>  i get this message at restart:"continue to wait,press S to skip mounting or M for manual recovery"
[21:14] <tux3> mmazing: wich server can i set to make system's upgrade??
[21:15] <Heeeeelp> hey itialian cruncher
[21:15] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, you should tell us more
[21:15] <mmazing> tux3: i haven't used lubuntu, but i'm still not sure what you are trying to do, are you trying to update your install?
[21:16] <tux3> how can i update my installation?
[21:16] <italian-cruncher> tux3, update from what to what?
[21:16] <wylde> tux3: to the next release?
[21:16] <wylde> tux3: do-release-upgrade
[21:17] <tux3> ok i go to the release update?
[21:17] <ohnoesaltnick> i need a little help with ubuntu
[21:17] <italian-cruncher> tux3, next release isn't ready yet. when it will be ready you will receive a popup. don't upgrade now unless you know what you are doing
[21:17] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher: /sdb3 can't b mounted using disks which returns an error message, http://dpaste.com/1398347/
[21:17] <ohnoesaltnick> i am on ubuntu live, tried to click "Allow executing file as program"
[21:18] <ohnoesaltnick> everytime i click it unclicks
[21:18] <ohnoesaltnick> help!
[21:18] <tux3> ok so i will wait the next rease..?
[21:18] <Heeeeelp> hey italian cruncher-- boot repair not loading for me now
[21:18] <italian-cruncher> tux3, are you on ubuntu 13.04 and want 13.10 right?
[21:18] <tux3> release i mean
[21:18] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher:  here is the fstab line concerned :   /dev/disk/by-uuid/002d3ce8-abd5-436b-89aa-d03d9241604c /media/deepblue/002d3ce8-abd5-436b-89aa-d03d9241604c auto nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show 0 0
[21:18] <wylde> !upgrade | tux3
[21:18] <tux3> im on lubuntu 13
[21:18] <italian-cruncher> tux3, then yeah just wait two weeks
[21:19] <italian-cruncher> tux3, you can in theory already upgrade, but its not stable yet
[21:19] <ohnoesaltnick> italian-cruncher, can you help please?
[21:19] <tux3> ok italian-cruncher i will wait
[21:19] <tux3> but are u italian?
[21:19] <italian-cruncher> tux3, yeah. are you a tux?
[21:19] <italian-cruncher> ohnoesaltnick, can you use terminal?
[21:19] <ohnoesaltnick> yes
[21:20] <ohnoesaltnick> lemme open one
[21:20] <tux3> yah iim a tux from 1 year ago about
[21:20] <ohnoesaltnick> opened
[21:20] <italian-cruncher> ohnoesaltnick, try to get into the folder of the executable and execute it by typing its name and ./ before it without a space. like ./executable
[21:20] <ohnoesaltnick> should i use .jar at the end?
[21:21] <italian-cruncher> fullname
[21:21] <ohnoesaltnick> (because it is a jar)
[21:21] <italian-cruncher> use autocomplete
[21:21] <tux3> di dove sei italian-cruncher
[21:21] <hanner> is there a way to get more info from ubiquity? all i know is grub-install fails somehow..
[21:21] <italian-cruncher> ohnoesaltnick, actually, a jar requires another syntax, ./ is for binaries
[21:22] <ohnoesaltnick> then what do i use?
[21:22] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher:  /sdb3 is an ext4  fileststem with Antergos(Arch) in it
[21:22] <dewdsen> is dconf something like a successor to dconf? do they edit the same stuff?
[21:22] <italian-cruncher> ohnoesaltnick, try this http://www.java-forums.org/awt-swing/11673-executing-jar-double-click-style-linux.html
[21:23] <italian-cruncher> dewdsen, dconf == dconf
[21:23] <dewdsen> argh, i meant conf and dconf, sorry ;)
[21:23] <dewdsen> i found a possible solution to my battery woes
[21:23] <dewdsen> "gconftool-2 --type bool --set /apps/gnome-power-manager/general/use_time_for_policy false"
[21:23] <dewdsen> but its from 2010
[21:23] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, I am reading your fstab now
[21:24] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, the paste wasn't fstab, can you post fstab?
[21:26] <skinux> What exactly does this error mean? :  error while loading shared libraries: libdbus-glib-1.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[21:26] <Krustyklimber> hi... I was wondering if somebody can help me do a restore, I'm running 12.04
[21:26] <skinux> Maybe it is trying to tell me dbus-glib is somehow corrupt??
[21:26] <mobilemeyhem> If xchat doesn't seem to be running a gui but is running in the background. Does that mean I have problems?
[21:27] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher: here it is , http://dpaste.com/1398387/
[21:27] <italian-cruncher> mobilemeyhem, check tray
[21:27] <mobilemeyhem> Why would xchat have 5 processes running the sh command?
[21:27] <Krustyklimber> I tried using the back-up, but get an error
[21:29] <mobilemeyhem> I have 3 processes with the xchat logo running under the process name "sh"
[21:29] <mobilemeyhem> This looks very bad to me
[21:29] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, the fstab says that the / is sdb2... why you said Antergos is on sdb3?
[21:29] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, are you dualbooting with Ubuntu?
[21:30] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher:  yea
[21:30] <uli> what about 13.10
[21:30] <JohnVonNeumann> it
[21:31] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher:  trial booting
[21:31] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, I am trying to sort out your mess :)
[21:31] <twobitsprite> I'm trying to get a usb-to-serial adapter to work but I'm having some problems... do I need to install any packages (other than minicom) to get this to work?
[21:32] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher:  i also have windows7 in /sdb1
[21:32] <otak> italian-cruncher: is auto really an fstype, in the first 3 disk/by-uuids
[21:32] <Krustyklimber> can some one tell me how to boot to the restore function?
[21:32] <italian-cruncher> otak, isn't auto autodetect?
[21:33] <otak> i think auto is for automount in options
[21:33] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, so you have 1) sdb1 win7 2) sdb2 Ubuntu,  3) sdb3 Antergos, why is your ubuntu trying to mount Antergos partition? is it what you want?
[21:33] <Heeeeelp> i am having Terminal issues.... I type in sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair and it returns with recv failed
[21:34] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, That computer have net access?
[21:34] <Heeeeelp> yes
[21:34] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher:  i wanna get lsdb3 mounted at startup at /media/My4Files
[21:35] <Heeeeelp> its plugged in and im searching the web
[21:35] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, run sudo apt-get update, then that command
[21:35] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, Live cd right?
[21:35] <jboii> hi
[21:36] <jboii> can someone help me with something?
[21:36] <Heeeeelp> yes
[21:36] <wilee-nilee> jboii, Maybe, state it.
[21:36] <italian-cruncher> jboii, yeah we answer things
[21:36] <jboii> i am tryin to make an ftp server with folders to show others
[21:37] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, can you re-check the uuid of lsdb3?
[21:37] <Heeeeelp> i typed that in and returned with nothing
[21:37] <Heeeeelp> then i added my code
[21:37] <Marlenee> how i run file name with space like 'nano readme imp'
[21:37] <jboii> i want to have a server up to show others how simple things can be
[21:37] <jboii> ftp
[21:37] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher:  i did ,it's correct
[21:37] <wylde> Marlenee: quote it "comm and" or escape it comm \and
[21:38] <mobilemeyhem> jboii: open ftp is a great product
[21:38] <mobilemeyhem> It's what I use
[21:38] <Krustyklimber> can anyone tell me how to boot to the black screen with the option to restore to the last running configuration?
[21:39] <Heeeeelp> ----o----
[21:39] <Krustyklimber> my computer was running fine last night, no internet today
[21:39] <Heeeeelp> no go
[21:39] <chet`> .seen rapt0rjezuz
[21:39] <wilee-nilee> Krustyklimber, There is not one in ubuntu
[21:39] <wilee-nilee> thats windows
[21:39] <jubale> How do I install 32b version of libdbus-glib-1.so.2 on a 64-bit machine?
[21:40] <Krustyklimber> lol it has opened to a similar screen before, when hard booted off
[21:40] <Viproz> Hi
[21:40] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, You can download a iso with the boot repair on it. Did you buy this computer yourself?
[21:40] <Krustyklimber> I don't have windows... just ubuntu 12.04
[21:41] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher: i think there is something wrong with  /sdb3  line in fstab  bscause i tried 2 edit it
[21:41] <toshiba> friends..want to install mysql
[21:41] <toshiba> on ubuntu 13.04
[21:41] <Heeeeelp> i bought the part and built myself
[21:42] <David-A> Krustyklimber: there is a key to get a (grub) menu of which kernel to boot, (if a new kernel prohibits boot but an old kernel works (which problem I have never had))
[21:42] <toshiba> root@toshiba-Satellite-C640:~# sudo apt-get install mysql-server
[21:42] <toshiba> Reading package lists... Error!
[21:42] <toshiba> E: Encountered a section with no Package: header
[21:42] <toshiba> E: Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/in.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_raring_multiverse_i18n_Translation-en%5fIN
[21:42] <toshiba> E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[21:42] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, I guessed it
[21:42] <Heeeeelp> i downloaded it but it is just the files
[21:42] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, Have you answered whether this is a uefi computer setup?
[21:42] <Heeeeelp> does not load the actuall program
[21:42] <jboii> can you please link me to download?
[21:42] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, got it
[21:42] <jboii> open ftp?
[21:42] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, you have an error in that line, remove the auto,
[21:42] <Heeeeelp> no i am not sure i thought someone said it was
[21:42] <David-A> Krustyklimber: i think it is ESC but not sure
[21:43] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, who is someone?
[21:43] <zykotick9> jboii: <ot> sidenote - ftp must die... </ot>  don't reply.
[21:43] <JohnVonNeumann> italian-cruncher:  and replace it with ..?
[21:43] <Viproz> I have trouble with Ubuntu, when I launch it, it have wird visual bugs
[21:43] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, just remove the auto, from that line, leaving all of it the way it is
[21:43] <Viproz> It is the first launch
[21:43] <Heeeeelp> yes it is uefi
[21:44] <italian-cruncher> JohnVonNeumann, the new line should look like this: /dev/disk/by-uuid/002d3ce8-abd5-436b-89aa-d03d9241604c /media/My4Files ext4 nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show 0 0
[21:44] <Krustyklimber> ok thanks David
[21:44] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, Is the bios set to legacy and does the HD have a msdos partition table?
[21:44] <mmazing> xrandr didn't work for detecting monitors as i need to do it before x11 starts at all, anyone have any ideas for detecting how many monitors are connected before x starts ?
[21:44] <Heeeeelp> i have no idea
[21:45] <wilee-nilee> Heeeeelp, Those are key parts for the install, uefi is not really needed with ubuntu.
[21:46] <Krustyklimber> restore fails with an "unknown error" if I try to run it from the systems icon
[21:46] <faugusztin> mmazing: why do you need to do it before X starts ?
[21:47] <Heeeeelp> i hadubuntu do all the partitioning itself
[21:48] <Viproz> http://hpics.li/3d1f572 what shoud I do ?
[21:48] <italian-cruncher> Heeeeelp, do a re-install with manual partitioning and do 3 partitions, a swap area, a / area and a /home area
[21:50] <mmazing> faugusztin: i want to switch out my xorg.conf file before it starts
[21:50] <Krustyklimber> David-A now it's just stuck with a purple screen... didn't boot at all
[21:51] <faugusztin> mmazing: the point of xrandr stuff is that you don't need to have any xorg file at all, you just dynamically enable/disable displays according to what is detected via that script
[21:52] <wylde> Viproz: did you try unity --replace
[21:53] <Viproz> How do I do it ?
[21:53] <Viproz> I am totally new to linux
[21:53] <wylde> in terminal. If you can't get to terminal hit ctrl+alt+f2 login to the tty and do it there
[21:54] <Krustyklimber> ok now I'm in the recovery menu, any suggestions?
[21:54] <Guest61397> ?
[21:54] <jab416171> anyone ever seen this? http://i.imgur.com/EIhe4Ep.png
[21:55] <David-A> Krustyklimber: ESC may be used by bios to enter bios settings or its boot menu. check the bios and grub manuals to see what key it really is.
[21:55] <Guest61397> hi
[21:57] <jubale> I believe it's solved. Seems there were a few dbus-glib packages I needed to install.
[21:59] <Krustyklimber> I don't know how to do that David-A
[22:00] <niee> hi boys :) i follow this steb here =>https://help.ubuntu.com/community/phpMyAdmin, but after try to open http://localhost/phpmyadmin the browser download some text file (name: download))
[22:01] <ViaNocturna85> niee, do you have apache installed?
[22:02] <niee> how to chek?
[22:02] <niee> give me the command pls.
[22:02] <Krustyklimber> aww as usual I'm not smart enough to be helped... thanks anyways... still can't access the internet
[22:03] <niee> ViaNocturna85: http://pastebin.com/QYBnc2bx may be i have
[22:03] <ViaNocturna85> niee, hmmm you appear to, give me a moment
[22:04] <ViaNocturna85> niee, try this command: sudo apt-get install libapache2-mod-php5
[22:04] <dinosaurvskitten> welp, this is a wasteland
[22:04] <niee> oks
[22:05] <Arpad2> hello, I am stuck at low resolution, there is no driver installed. any help? thank you
[22:05] <Heeeeelp> im in bootloader now but i cant enter thecode into terminal
[22:06] <niee> ViaNocturna85: http://pastebin.com/gYqsSmW2 yes, now?
[22:06] <David-A> Krustyklimber: the manual for your bios should come with you computer, and should be available as a pdf on the manufacturers website. the manual for grub should be on a website too.
[22:06] <Heeeeelp> terminal does not exist it says
[22:06] <ViaNocturna85> niee, i would restart the server with sudo service apache2 restart
[22:06] <ViaNocturna85> niee, after that, see if it fixed it
[22:07] <ViaNocturna85> Arpad2, try this link http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=690760 especially Step 2
[22:07] <italian-cruncher> Arpad2, nvidia?
[22:08] <niee> hmm ViaNocturna85 tnx :)
[22:08] <ViaNocturna85> niee, that work?
[22:08] <niee> may be this is fix the problem
[22:08] <niee> yes ViaNocturna85 :)
[22:08] <Arpad2> italian-cruncher: yes, nvidia-intel optimus laptop
[22:08] <ViaNocturna85> niee, when a php file downloads instead of displays it means php5 isnt running
[22:09] <italian-cruncher> Arpad2, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/Nvidia you should be able to do it graphically
[22:09] <ViaNocturna85> Arpad2, same as me, do you have bumblebee installed?
[22:10] <Arpad2> ViaNocturna85: I don't think I have it insy
[22:10] <Arpad2> talled
[22:10] <niee> ViaNocturna85: give me more info pls. my english is not good ]; need to install php5? or to create some file.
[22:11] <ViaNocturna85> Arpad2, its designed for optimus, first you need to add the ppa with this command: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bumblebee/stable
[22:11] <Arpad2> italian-cruncher: thank you, I look into that
[22:11] <ViaNocturna85> niee, the command I gave you set php5 up ;) it's now installed
[22:12] <Arpad2> ViaNocturna85: ok
[22:12] <Guest3831> Hello. I'm on an Ubuntu live cd and I'm trying to recover my data from a dying harddrive. I got a new one so I'm cloning it over with "(g)ddrescue -f -r 1 -v /dev/sda /dev/sdb clone.log". Thankfully it's going quite well and is nearly done with only 2 errors. What should I do after it finishes? I think it's possible to continue trying to recover the errors but from googling I'm having trouble working out the correct fl
[22:12] <Guest3831> ags. Should I just do the same thing again with -r -1 or are other flags needed. Sorry for the long post. Thank you.
[22:13] <ViaNocturna85> if you done that you use command: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install bumblebee primus (then restart)
[22:16] <axelm7> Just installed 13.10 on an AMD 64 x2 with nVidia 6300 video. nouveau is really screwing up the screen
[22:16] <wilee-nilee> !13.10 | axelm7
[22:17] <axelm7> wilee-nilee, so this channel is not for development versions?
[22:17] <David-A> Guest3831: if you have run it with retries you don't need to do it again, unless the recovery percentage is too low or a specific photo that you really want is still corrupted in the recovered copy
[22:17] <wilee-nilee> axelm7, you got it.
[22:18] <axelm7> what's the right channel for 13.10?
[22:18] <italian-cruncher> axelm7, type /join #ubuntu+1
[22:18] <SonikkuAmerica> axelm7: #ubuntu+1
[22:18] <axelm7> ok, thanks guys
[22:18] <David-A> Guest3831: but more than 1 or a few retries are unlikely to recover anything more, i think
[22:19] <Guest3831> David-A, well I'm going to leave my computer on overnight so I'd like to get as much back with ddrescue as I possibly can.
[22:19] <Guest3831> Thank you though.
[22:50] <DonMagus> http://magizian.freeshell.com    <- The Latest stuff               http://grex.org/~pan  <- pan-user linux shell
[22:52] <arayaq> Can I ask something related to Kernel 3.11 (Saucy install) here?
[22:53] <Tex_Nick> !saucy | arayaq
[22:54] <arayaq> Tex_Nick: thank you
[22:54] <Tex_Nick> arayaq: you're welcome ;-)
[22:56] <whoever> hi all , is there a keyboard shortcut to scroll the consol
[22:56] <whoever> oops
[22:56] <TJ-> Shift+PgUp/PgDn
[22:57] <praka> Hello does anybody knows how to reconfigure tilda console without open it?
[23:04] <praka> hello
[23:07] <ham1> hi
[23:21] <ghozt> :X
[23:29] <Dr_Willis> wow - a quiet friday night? ;)
[23:31] <wilee-nilee> my hd is brokeen heeeeelp me
[23:31] <wilee-nilee> ;)
[23:32] <Dr_Willis> get out the super clue
[23:32] <Dr_Willis> glue
[23:32] <wilee-nilee> ooohh a fruedian slip, lol
[23:32] <TJ-> Only quiet because we're busy fixing our own problems :) encrypted GRUB, anyone?
[23:33] <Dr_Willis> brb - got a staff meeting.. ;P
[23:37] <jmgk> hiya Dr_Willis
[23:39] <snayth> Is there a way move applets in the panel to the left or the right ? ? ~ Running 10.4LTS Lucid Gnome2
[23:41] <zykotick9> praka, <you've left> check ~/.config/tilda/ for the config file
[23:46] <Rory> !eol | snayth AFAIK there isn't without just using spacers
[23:55] <Vivekananda> hey everyone I have set the unity launcher to hide but it shows up and overlaps with the screen
[23:55] <Vivekananda> I dont want that behaviour
[23:55] <Vivekananda> how do I control it ?
[23:56] <kxtwo> hey guys I want to get the total size of all my home directory I was wondering how I could do that while I was IN my home directory?
[23:56] <snayth> Rory: Thanks, found the word "Move" in context menu. Works great.
[23:57] <TJ-> kxtwo: "du -s $HOME"
[23:57] <kxtwo> oh ok I just tried du -c | grep total lol
[23:58] <kxtwo> such a scrub lol.  It is the home folder of my old school and I was debating zipping everything up and getting it with sftp.  Just hpoing its not too big
[23:59] <kxtwo> nice du -s is actually faster, will have to remember that