[01:26] One of these days, being an Ubuntu certified technician will mean something in the US! [03:01] good evening gents (and ladies?) [03:02] I was reading about trying to add a new SATA HDD without rebooting the PC, I saw to initiate a scan by echo "- - -" > /sys/class/scsi_host/host0/scan (where host0 is the host you need to rescan)... but I get permission denied (I am running it using the sudo command). Is there anything else I need to do? I'm running 12.04 server [03:23] nvm, found the solution [03:23] sudo sh -c "echo "'- - -'" > /sys/class/scsi_host/host0/scan" [03:52] Hi ShawnR [03:52] Oh okay [03:52] I don't know the solution tho [03:57] hi Nothing_Much [03:57] it's ok, i figurd it out (well, google and some russian site helped out) [03:57] oh nice [03:57] I had to encapsulate the entire command in a sudo by doing the sudo sh -c command [03:57] whatever that means lol [03:59] That's a bit advanced for me [04:00] it helps that I carry over a pretty good knowledge of batch scripting in windows [04:00] oh my [04:01] I have no knowledge on languages and stuff lol [04:01] Man I wish there was an alternative to Impress [04:01] well, scripting, at the most basic form, is just the exact same thing you'd type in the terminal or at the command prompt... [04:01] Really big lack of sounds during a slideshow [04:01] ohh [04:02] it's ok, MS PowerPoint on Windows 7 can't even properly play embedded WMV files (but plays mp4 fine) [04:02] oh wow [04:02] yeahbut [04:02] It works on WIndows [04:02] Not Ubuntu [04:02] :( [04:02] I've been obsessing over this bug [04:03] good time to learn to code a bit :P [04:03] the best way i learned stuff is in time of need and using the reverse engineering trick [04:03] nah, not too interested, it's that and I have a learning/social disability [04:05] not to make light of that, but i've seen many times where some random situation has been able to overcome that, with the right amount of interest and determination about a certain project (I have a cousin with mild autism) [04:05] Asperger's? [04:06] yeah, but it's not full on... but i think they still technically classify it as so [04:06] i get kinda confused when they talk about what it actually is [04:07] ah, well I got Asperger's