[02:16] if I blacklist a module like snd_emu10k1 do I have to also blacklist kernel modules that depend on that or just the base one I don't want it to load? [02:23] if you blacklist that, all the modules which depend on it won't load [02:54] ah [02:55] * ianorlin gave up on getting sound to work on desktop === ianorlinlaptop is now known as ianorlin === wizonesolutions_ is now known as wizonesolutions === Pici` is now known as Pici [16:35] help nubee can get lubuntu install to boot [16:37] using lubuntu 12.10 alternet on a Toshiba sattelite 3000 === IAmNotThatGuy is now known as Mohi === Mohi is now known as DarkLord [18:54] hi folks [18:56] I've just installed lubuntu onto a usb stick (I'm trying to actually install lubuntu onto the usb stick - not just as a live image) the install has finished but grub only gives me the option to boot memtest86 [18:56] the installer didn't seem to install the oprion to boot lubuntu [18:57] anyway I can edit grub on this disk now? I installed boot-repair but wasn't sure how to use it, the laptop I'm installing it on has an existing windows install that I don't want to loose [18:57] incredibly strange [18:58] yes you can try to use boot repair to fix it... even though I've never tried to do that on a USB-loaded linuxbox [19:49] hello, how can I know if my lubuntu is using my i3 core [19:50] n-iCe: so you're running lubuntu on this machine with an i3 core and you want to know if it's using it? [19:50] * wxl is thoroughly confused [19:51] all the proccesor [19:51] I used to have a intel core duo [19:51] and was just using one core [19:51] not all [19:51] you get me? [19:52] well htop will give you by processor usage fairly easily [19:53] installign the package, thanks. [23:07] htop one of the first things I install