[00:10] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> I just installed ubuntu-desktop with no install recommends
[00:10] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> on my 14.04 server
[00:11] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> do i need to install x2go or vnc now/
[00:12] <A_beekeeper> gueriLLaPunK|MBP: You may want to, esp. if your server is a headless machine.
[00:12] <neurot> gueriLLaPunK|MBP look up webmin
[00:12] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> neurot - i have webmin installed
[00:12] <neurot> cool
[00:13] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> SonikkuAmerica - yeah i figured i might have to do that. i never installed x2go before
[00:13] <neurot>  That's how I run my server is webmin
[00:14] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> webmin is a great tool
[00:14] <SonikkuAmerica> gueriLLaPunK|MBP: How about xvnc or something?
[00:14] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> i just want a desktop to play around with
[00:14] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> ive installed vncserver years ago, but i didnt like the quality of it. ive used x2go and it was nice; it was almost like rdp on windows
[00:15] <UserUS> Where would I find the xchat file to add a theme?
[00:15] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> check out #xchat or #hexchat here, UserUS
[00:15] <UserUS> Ok, thanks
[00:17] <Zerkalerka> if I have / and /home on 2 different partitions, can I reinstall/format to a different distro without disturbing /home and when i boot up it will auto transfer over to the new install?
[00:18] <Zerkalerka> answered my own question
[00:18] <Zerkalerka> which is what I thought possible, nice ok
[00:19] <neurot> lol
[00:38] <canne> helpful hint (i hope) do not! /list *buntu* on this network unless you have a LOT of time lol
[00:38] <Ben64> !alis | canne
[00:38] <canne> ty :)
[00:39] <canne> anyhow hi all
[00:40] <yangm> I have a spigotmc/bukkit server and I would like to run it on ubuntu 14.04. what control panels are available? or how do I run it on boot?
[00:43] <canne> any chrome users had issues with install from .deb (d/l from google) on Lubuntu vs other flavors of Ubuntu ?
[00:44] <canne> in my case, it has worked/installed np until today when i tried on a (up to date) lubuntu 14.04 machine
[01:05] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> Is there a way to install GNOME without using an iso? I have 14.04 server installed
[01:05] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> http://ubuntugnome.org/download/
[01:07] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> Or do I ant gnome flashback?
[01:08] <gueriLLaPunK|MBP> want*
[01:12] <xangua> so you want to run a server with gnome desktop¿
[01:13] <xangua> sudo apt-get install gnome gueriLLaPunK
[01:15] <gshmu> I'm Using kernel 3.16, but after update kenel 3.13, I neet to restart my compulter?
[01:25] <Guest945> Can someone help me to get 2 monitors working on new graphics card Gigabyte GeForce GTX 960 WindForce OC 4GB on Ubuntu Studio 14.04?
[01:30] <tiox> Hey guys. Flash from Ubuntu's repos seems really freakin' laggy when in full-screen, and I read it had something to do with lack of hardware acceleration in the non-Windows builds?
[01:31] <tiox> Is there a third-party PPA that has a better / more featured version available?
[01:32] <vixterra> flash for linux hasn't been supported for like two years tiox
[01:32] <vixterra> you're either stuck with a really old version or using chrome's build in flash
[01:33] <tiox> Stuck with an old version then I guess.
[01:34] <tiox> That's super-lame, considering Flash works way better than HTML5 for me.
[01:35] <tiox> Trust me, I wish I could ditch Flash, but video runs way better on my PC using it vs. HTML5 no matter what OS I am on.
[01:39] <neonixcoder> Do Kernel have capability to fix hwclock with huge difference with actual system time?
[01:53] <Travisty> This is a bit off topic, but I’m trying to set up openssh so that I can connec to my desktop at home when I’m out and about. I installed openssh and within my LAN I can ssh into the machine no problem. I’ve also set up port forwarding on my router, but when I try to connect using the WAN address it times out. I’ve tried changing the port from 22 to 2222 to see if my ISP is somehow blocking traffic on port 22, but now I’m a
[01:53] <Travisty> Does anyone have some tips that might be helpful?
[01:56] <Craigwell> man oh man oh man
[01:57] <Craigwell> i'm going to take another crack at clonezilla. Anyone familiar enough with it to help me pull this off, as far as command line parameters go?
[01:59] <Craigwell> cloning a disk with the following: linux swap, ext4 (ubuntu 14.04 boot), ntfs (win 7 home premium 64 boot) upsizing to larger drive
[02:01] <EriC^^> Craigwell: screw clonezilla
[02:03] <Craigwell> EriC^^,  What would you prefer?
[02:03] <EriC^^> Craigwell: i was thinking about something but i don't know anymore, i think it won't work
[02:04] <EriC^^> if you dd it as it is, and it's smaller on the new drive and then resize it with gparted, so it doesn't mess up windows, but i guess when you dd it the partition table just extends to where it was and you can't extend the individual partitions beyond that?
[02:05] <Craigwell> i haven't tried dd yet
[02:06] <EriC^^> i guess it's the same thing, when you used clonezilla earlier you ended up with the same size as the smaller disk right?
[02:06] <Craigwell> the only hint of the error i've seen refers to sector info in mbr, conflicting with start sector of partition on new drive, which is understandable
[02:06] <Craigwell> i did yes
[02:07] <EriC^^> maybe you could modify the partition table so that it is larger, and shows the unallocated free space?
[02:07] <EriC^^> what did it look like before? like 100gb disk, and partition table extends over 40gb and it didn't mention unallocated space 60gb?
[02:08] <Craigwell> EriC^^, I have been able to resize the file system successfully and mount
[02:09] <Craigwell> i don't seem to have an issue getting the partitions to size up proportionally and expand file systems
[02:09] <Craigwell> seems to be a conflict in mbr cloned info vs what fdisk reports sector wise
[02:09] <EriC^^> then why did windows not work?
[02:10] <Craigwell> i tried windows boot disk repair,  bootrec.exe /fixmbr and all that, it reports sucessful, but no change
[02:10] <Craigwell> i'm convinced one of the clonezilla parameters will affect the outcome, I just don't know what one
[02:11] <EriC^^> http://clonezilla.org/show-live-doc-content.php?topic=clonezilla-live/doc/03_Disk_to_disk_clone
[02:13] <EriC^^> By deafult, Clonezilla will clone the "same" size of source disk to target disk. i.e. in this example, only 8 GB will be cloned to target disk, so the rest of 12 GB on the destination disk will be unallocated. If you want to make use all of the target disk size, remember to enter "Expert" mode and choose option "-k1".
[02:13] <EriC^^> it's on that website
[02:14] <Craigwell> yes, I did do that, along with -r to resize filesystems
[02:15] <Craigwell> I'm starting to think my issues involve how i'm handling mbr / grub etc
[02:16] <Craigwell> ...but i will read around on that site
[02:16] <Craigwell> thank you for pointing it out, i may find my solution there
[02:16] <Craigwell> sometime i have blinders on for some reason
[02:17] <Craigwell> i've doubled down my effort though, have my other laptop out now so i can take the time to try and ensure the next attempt is the last!
[02:21] <EriC^^> Craigwell: hmm, there's no -k1 option http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live/doc/03_Disk_to_disk_clone/advanced/05-advanced-param.php
[02:21] <EriC^^> Craigwell: maybe they meant q1?
[02:22] <EriC^^> sector-by-sector copy
[02:22] <EriC^^> oh i see it later in the page
[02:23] <EriC^^> Craigwell: do you have a gpt or mbr partition table?
[02:26] <sallu> Ubuntu
[02:26] <sallu> Software center is not downloading anything
[02:27] <Craigwell> EriC^^, yes to q1, assumed that's what you meant. MBR yes
[02:28] <Craigwell> I'm reading on that page as well
[02:28] <EriC^^> Craigwell: it says somewhere that sometimes if you resize windows it won't boot properly unless you reboot into it before installing ubuntu
[02:28] <Craigwell> wondering if I should disable -e2
[02:28] <sallu> Craigwell: i just installed new ubuntu
[02:28] <Craigwell> unsure about e1
[02:28] <sallu> Eric
[02:28] <sallu> Help me
[02:28] <EriC^^> no
[02:29] <EriC^^> j/k what's up?
[02:29] <Craigwell> yeah, what's wrong?
[02:29] <sallu> Ubuntu software center is not downloading anything
[02:29] <Craigwell> sallu, you say you just installed.. have you ran software update yet?
[02:29] <Craigwell> sallu, might be part of the issue
[02:29] <sallu> Do u guys think . Is it any issue with servers
[02:29] <EriC^^> Craigwell: maybe you can have windows control the bootloader, then clone the disk, then boot into it a couple times then reinstall grub
[02:30] <EriC^^> http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/141219/windows-7-not-working-correctly-after-partition-resize
[02:30] <Craigwell> sallu, "software updater" that is
[02:30] <EriC^^> sallu: try sudo apt-get update
[02:30] <EriC^^> in a terminal
[02:30] <sallu> Craigwell yeah software updates begin automatically when i was asked to choose option to yes
[02:30] <sallu> Terminal k
[02:30] <Craigwell> sallu, i'm with EriC^^ , try terminal
[02:31] <sallu> Ok
[02:31] <Craigwell> it should be about 250 -300 mb of updates, assuming 14.04
[02:31] <sallu> Craig exactly it was around 250
[02:32] <sallu> I already did that updates and then restarted
[02:32] <sallu> Where is terminal
[02:32] <Craigwell> sallu, ctrl+alt+t
[02:32] <Craigwell> or type it in dash, icon top left corner
[02:32] <sallu> Damn damn damn linux mint is so cool with searching without even going to use mouse touch pad
[02:33] <Craigwell> i tried mint once. about 2008
[02:33] <sallu> K craig its open
[02:33] <Craigwell> stayed with ubuntu
[02:33] <Craigwell> type "sudo apt-get update"
[02:33] <Craigwell> without quotes
[02:33] <Craigwell> enter password, see what comes back
[02:34] <sallu> Craig i did that
[02:34] <Craigwell> if it's updated, then try a reboot and try software center again. I just used it myself about 20 minutes ago, so I don't think it's a ubuntu server issue lol
[02:34] <sallu> Mostly failed to fetch
[02:34] <sallu> May be our regional server issue
[02:34] <Craigwell> i just tried a couple things in mine again, seemed to work
[02:35] <Craigwell> it could be. not sure how you would go about mapping to another server
[02:35] <Craigwell> have you googled about it?
[02:35] <Craigwell> or search engine of your choice, of course
[02:35] <sallu> i am going to system setting then software & updates
[02:36] <EriC^^> sallu: type sudo apt-get update | nc termbin.com 9999
[02:36] <sallu> It says a lot. And download from server for pakistan
[02:37] <sallu> Updating cache
[02:37] <sallu> Download from main server
[02:37] <sallu> Lets see what happen
[02:37] <sallu> Eric
[02:38] <sallu> Hey you guys using which irc client
[02:38] <sallu> I am using android irc from my mobilephone
[02:38] <reisio> mmm
[02:38] <reisio> I'm using HexChat, because one can only be unlazy enough to use irssi so often
[02:38] <sallu> Difficult to type
[02:38] <reisio> I know what you mean
[02:38] <sallu> Hexchat
[02:39] <sallu> Is it preinstalled
[02:39] <reisio> mmmm, don't know, it's easily installed
[02:39] <reisio> old version is named xchat
[02:39] <Craigwell> I'm using xchat
[02:39] <reisio> Craigwell: copycat
[02:39] <Craigwell> downloaded from software center
[02:39] <Craigwell> lol
[02:39] <reisio> s/from/via/
[02:40] <neurot> I'm running hexchat
[02:41] <Craigwell> EriC^^, Only thing of note I see on that page involves loading clonezilla to ram, instead of using liveusb, I don't think it makes a difference
[02:41] <Craigwell> I might try changing to windows bootloader before clone though, that seems interesting
[02:41] <sallu> Hmmm
[02:41] <neurot> whats cool is hexchat has a ppa
[02:42] <sallu> Craig its working
[02:42] <Craigwell> reisio, in 1999, it was mIRC. In 1990 it was a vax account
[02:42] <sallu> I choose main server
[02:42] <Craigwell> reisio, now, i guess xchat will do lol.
[02:42] <sallu> Not united states nor pakistan but main server
[02:43] <sallu> But its damn slow slow slow
[02:43] <reisio> mmm, mIRC is Windows silliness :p
[02:43] <sallu> Be right back
[02:43] <EriC^^> Craigwell: it's odd that running /fixmbr and what not didn't fix it though
[02:43] <Craigwell> sallu, you may have EriC^^ to thank more so than I ;-) Glad it's working
[02:43] <EriC^^> Craigwell: i'm reading here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreUbuntu/XP/Vista/7Bootloader
[02:43] <Craigwell> EriC^^, yes, especially seeing it changed to the windows bootloader when it did
[02:43] <sallu> Eric use easybcd
[02:43] <sallu> Be right back
[02:45] <EriC^^> Craigwell: what did it say when it tried to load windows?
[02:46] <Craigwell> EriC^^, says nothing,
[02:46] <Craigwell> blinking cursor upper left immediately
[02:46] <Craigwell> no splash etc
[02:46] <Craigwell> i did try boot repair
[02:47] <docmur> I mounted a zfs volumn as a passthrough into my VM, I have the fileshare mounted at /mnt/mxtemp, but when I try to copy from it I get premission denied, even as the root user
[02:47] <docmur> is there a proper way to do this
[02:48] <reisio> hrmmm
[02:48] <reisio> zfs, vm
[02:48] <reisio> me smells silly
[02:49] <EriC^^> Craigwell: did you try pressing f8 immediately?
[02:49] <Craigwell> yes, it doesn't even get that far
[02:49] <docmur> Well the host has a zfs tank and in this tank is a folder I need to copy to the vm, so I mounted the zfs fileshare inside the vm and mounted it to /mnt/mxtemp
[02:49] <Craigwell> as soon as option pressed in grub, or after boot screen, it accesses hd for a split second, and then - blinking cursor and no other action
[02:50] <Craigwell> EriC^^, see the notes about sda3 here
[02:50] <Craigwell> http://pastebin.com/xu9EA7es
[02:51] <Craigwell> i think I'm going to try another clone now,
[02:51] <Craigwell> turning off "grub install" parameter,
[02:52] <Craigwell> will allow automatically adjust filesystem geometry for ntfs boot partition,
[02:52] <Craigwell> but i don't know what " sfdisk uses chs of hard drive from edd (for non-grub boot loader) is all about
[02:52] <Craigwell>  think i'll turn that off
[02:53] <Craigwell> i think if i go -q1, that might bring dd into it.
[02:53] <Craigwell> i can also tell it to NOT clone boot loader,
[02:54] <EriC^^> Craigwell: this might be relevant http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1695733
[02:54] <Craigwell> long story short, i think there are several parameters i can toggle off
[02:57] <EriC^^> Craigwell: also seems relevant http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-grub/2012-05/msg00017.html
[02:58] <Craigwell> that first link was interesting, i have exactly same issue
[02:58] <Craigwell> moving on to the next link now
[03:00] <Craigwell> hmmm  boot info script. I'll give that a whirl
[03:00] <Matthew_Kim> hello~
[03:00] <EriC^^> Craigwell: he said he fixed his issue using UBCD http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-grub/2012-05/msg00021.html
[03:01] <Craigwell> on it
[03:10] <Craigwelll> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/YOsBjiAz/IMG_1575.JPG
[03:10] <Craigwelll> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/cCB4EnuY/IMG_1549.JPG
[03:10] <Craigwell> sorry, second link shows my choice of parameters in clonezilla.
[03:12] <Craigwell> that is the default options that are toggled, i think i might change some of them and try again
[03:12] <Craigwell> not sure making a ubcd boot usb is worth the effort, seems quite dated
[03:14] <x2f> hey, what do i do if a hacker puts a backdoor trojan on my computer, and the mouse starts moving by itself
[03:14] <x2f> it's really weird, like one time
[03:14] <x2f> i went to use the bathroom, and when i came back, they opened up paint and drew a square
[03:14] <zorbsOne> Does anyone know why my wifi would disconnect randomly after a few days of being connected?
[03:15] <x2f> ?
[03:15] <Craigwell> x2f, reminds me of the script kiddies about 20 years ago lol
[03:15] <Craigwell> when mIRC was all the rage
[03:15] <x2f> what do i do, can they turn on the computer in the middle of the night if i don't unplug the network cable?
[03:15] <reisio> because: wifi
[03:15] <Craigwell> x2f, go into bios make sure wake on lan is disabled lol
[03:16] <x2f> Craigwell did script kiddies actually do that?
[03:16] <x2f> take over a computer with backdoor orifice, open notepad and type weird stuff
[03:16] <x2f> 20 years ago
[03:16] <neurot> only in windows right
[03:16] <x2f> Ya
[03:17] <Craigwell> x2f, yes windows lol
[03:17] <x2f> tataye's Beast
[03:17] <zorbsOne> reisio: that's not very encouraging.
[03:17] <Craigwell> neurot, yes windows lol
[03:17] <reisio> zorbsOne: what's the adapter?
[03:17] <zorbsOne> reisio: Atheros?
[03:17] <neurot> lol cool
[03:18] <Craigwell> zorbsOne, i know the broadcom adapter in my dells is finicky at times. wake from suspend, it won't connect. suspend it again, it will connect.. about 1 in 20 times
[03:18] <Craigwell> ubuntu and broadcom: problematic
[03:18] <zorbsOne> craigwell: well, I don't have a suspend setup or anything...
[03:18] <Craigwell> proprietary
[03:19] <Craigwell> zorbsOne, if you have broadcom wireless, it can be random, is all i'm saying
[03:19]  * zorbsOne nods
[03:19] <x2f> Don't pirate software
[03:19] <x2f> because next thing you know, you have a backdoor trojan and a script kiddie is typing creepy stuff in your google search bar
[03:20] <x2f> right in front of you
[03:20] <SchrodingersScat> !ot
[03:20] <x2f> happened to me
[03:20] <reisio> zorbsOne: internal?
[03:20] <zorbsOne> reisio: yep.
[03:20] <zorbsOne> reisio: I don't wanna mess around with ndiswrapper.
[03:21] <zorbsOne> :(
[03:21] <reisio> hey a frownie
[03:21] <reisio> and here I was in #babysitchildren
[03:22] <zorbsOne> lol
[03:22] <Craigwell> :-(
[03:23] <Craigwell> i feel the frownie bro
[03:23] <Lildirt> So, I'm looking to switch from normal Ubuntu to Kubuntu (I prefer KDE), can I just format the current Ubuntu partition and then install Kubuntu on it or do I need to do something special?
[03:23] <Lildirt> I'm asking because I have Windows 7 installed alongside Ubuntu right now.
[03:23] <Lildirt> I'm aware that formatting Ubuntu will remove GRUB and I'll just kinda have to wait for it to be reinstalled with Kubuntu.
[03:23]  * zorbsOne is a lil old frownster.
[03:25] <Ben64> Lildirt: sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[03:25] <Craigwelll>  /join #windows
[03:26] <Craigwelll> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/I382NVP6/1432178772.JPG
[03:26] <Lildirt> wait I can do that?
[03:26] <xubuntu_> TEM ALGUEM AI
[03:26] <Lildirt> I did not know it was a package.
[03:27] <Lildirt> What do I do about ubuntu-desktop then? It's safe to just make it gtfo at that point?
[03:27] <xangua> !pt | xubuntu_ please no caps
[03:28] <Craigwell> oops. ignore doppelganger
[03:37] <smokeless> I have an HP stream 13 notebook, and it came with a 4g card in it. I can't seem to get it working, any help would be appreciated.
[03:40] <Craigwell> smokeless, can you identify the hardware?
[03:40] <Craigwell> i.e., who makes the 4g card?
[03:41] <smokeless> craigwell, probably with lsusb but I'm not really sure what I'm looking for
[03:43] <Kartagis> trying to copy files to my phones result in operation unsupported
[03:43] <Craigwell> smokeless, process of elimination.
[03:43] <Craigwell> shouldnt be too bad
[03:43] <Craigwell> once you know hardware maker, go from there
[03:43] <Kartagis> how can I fix it?
[03:44] <ElGatoSaez> ¿Anyone knows if i can run Ubuntu TV on Trusty Tahr?
[03:45] <smokeless> craigwell, HP hs3114 HSPA+ Mobile Broadband Device
[03:47] <Craigwell> smokeless, hmmm looks like an issue https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-nettool/+question/178817
[03:49] <smokeless> craigwell, hmmm. http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.linux.usb.general/111692 seems to think that it can be made to work with usbserial
[03:49] <smokeless> craigwell, unfortunately that's a little beyond my linuxing
[03:49] <Craigwell> smokeless, read this.. reminds me of when i was using a sony ericsson 3g stick back in the day..... https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/modemmanager/+bug/838757
[03:49] <Hilikus> my update got stuck doing this:
[03:49] <Hilikus> run-parts: executing /etc/kernel/postinst.d/initramfs-tools 3.19.0-18-generic /boot/vmlinuz-3.19.0-18-generic
[03:49] <Hilikus> update-initramfs: Generating /boot/initrd.img-3.19.0-18-generic
[03:50] <Hilikus> any ideas how to recover from that?
[03:50] <Craigwell> smokeless, i've been down that road.. a bit of tinkering and then ..voila.. it's not so bad
[03:51] <Craigwell> smokeless, start with getting usbserial,
[03:51] <chipmadness> Guys i have a quick question. I am running the new Ubuntu 15 (Kernel 3.9 *I think*) and back in Ubuntu 14, i had video drivers, but now when i go into additional drivers, my wireless card is only there. No video drivers. does the new kernel do something with the video?
[03:52] <Craigwell> vendor/product is nothing beyond the code at the top of the page
[03:52] <chipmadness> Kernel 3.19*
[03:52] <Craigwell> i.e. 03f0:521d
[03:52] <Craigwell> lsusb can tell you that, or device manager in windoes
[03:53] <ElGatoSaez> ¿anyone knows if i can run Ubuntu TV on TRUSTY TAHR?
[03:54] <smokeless> craigwell let me lsusb again
[03:55] <smokeless> craigwell, idvendor 0x03f0 product 0x541d
[03:57] <Craigwell> smokeless, this is what i used before
[03:57] <Craigwell> http://www.draisberghof.de/usb_modeswitch/
[03:58] <Craigwell> i believe it will work for you
[03:58] <sallu> AnyOne here
[03:59] <Craigwell> yup. still here
[03:59] <sallu> i am having serious issues ubuntu
[03:59] <reisio> nope
[03:59] <sallu> craig thanks GOd
[03:59] <sallu> reisio thanks
[03:59] <sallu> i was about to make some changes to grub 2
[03:59] <sallu> actually i made some changes
[04:00] <sallu> but now i am afraid i am having some issues in the grub. i am so much afraid of not restarting the laptop
[04:00] <reisio> nothing to be afraid of
[04:00] <reisio> can fix most anything from the live OS
[04:00] <sallu> because if i restart and something wrong in the grub then i will not be able to use windows or ubuntu anyway
[04:01] <reisio> sure you will, after you fix it
[04:01] <sallu> reisio ok i tell you what i did
[04:02] <neurot> grub customizer a see if it all looks good
[04:02] <sallu> reisio, actually i was searching the option of having windows 7 by default selected
[04:02] <sallu> and i saw a post who says to make changes
[04:03] <Craigwell> hahah
[04:03] <sallu> sudo update-grub
[04:03] <sallu> sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
[04:03] <Craigwell> sallu: before you do anything, make sure you have a liveusb and know how to boot from it
[04:03] <Craigwell> * anything else
[04:03] <sallu> GRUB_DEFAULT=”Windows 7 (loader) on /dev/sda1″
[04:04] <sallu> Craigwell, yeah definetly . you reminded me. thanks. actually i installed ubuntu few hours ago from flash drive. i still have that one
[04:05] <sallu> Craigwell, did you see that. only three commands to make few changes to grub. do you think i might have the chance of corrupt grub now?
[04:06] <Craigwell> always a chance, but the restore is very easy
[04:06] <Craigwell> it's not a big deal.
[04:06] <Craigwell> hang on a sec
[04:06] <sallu> i am afraid so
[04:07] <Craigwell> this will work from liveusb:
[04:07] <Craigwell> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Boot-Repair
[04:07] <Craigwell> write down that link
[04:08] <Craigwell> if you reboot and grub doesnt work, use the liveusb and follow those commands to install boot-repair
[04:08] <sallu> Craigwell, from the flash drive i installed ubuntu few hours ago. do you refer this to as Live USB too? right?
[04:08] <Craigwell> takes only a couple minutes
[04:08] <Craigwell> sallu: correct
[04:08] <sallu> ahan
[04:08] <Craigwell> flash drive is the liveusb yes
[04:08] <sallu> Craigwell, i am going to again run the command
[04:09] <sallu> sudo update-grub
[04:09]  * Craigwell wishes grub was his only problem
[04:09] <Craigwell> my clone almost finished.
[04:10] <sallu> that was the error /usr/sbin/grub-mkconfig: 6: /etc/default/grub: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
[04:10] <sallu> oh my God
[04:11] <Craigwell> didn't like the parenthesis?
[04:11] <Craigwell> i didn't bother looking up the syntax of your changes lol
[04:11] <reisio> Craigwell: makes me want to watch sixth day
[04:12] <sallu> :(
[04:12] <Craigwell> reisio, hahaha
[04:13] <Craigwell> did you see this ? allow my doppelganger to present this image:
[04:13] <sallu> this error was not coming before running GRUB_DEFAULT=”Windows 7 (loader) on /dev/sda1″
[04:13] <sallu> now i got the error
[04:13] <sallu> how am i gonna face this
[04:13] <Craigwelll> https://usercontent.irccloud-cdn.com/file/oEbyYmpw/IMG_1575.JPG
[04:13] <Craigwell> reisio, i cloned the computer, instead of the hd :-(
[04:14] <sallu> i already saw the link of Craigwell regarding boot repair
[04:14] <sallu> do you think i should restart :(
[04:14] <reisio> dunno what you're even saying :p
[04:14] <reisio> just stop
[04:14] <Craigwell> yes sallu, if in doubt, restart. if it doesn't work, boot from flash drive and boot-repair. you can google it
[04:15] <sallu> ok i do it
[04:15] <Craigwell> or write down that link i posted to you above
[04:18] <Craigwell> starting to wonder if the d630 should be the daily driver over the d620
[04:18] <Craigwell> hmmm
[04:20] <Craigwell> meh
[04:22] <leonic> hello  can you tell me a emulator for play one ..>>??
[04:23] <Craigwell> hmm dual core 2ghz vs 1.66
[04:25] <Craigwell> 800 bus vs 666
[04:25] <Craigwell> sounds like a loaded k-car vs a plain jane one
[04:26] <rockstar_> Tried using Process Builder java to run sort. But I got this, any suggestion? - /usr/bin/sort: /usr/bin/sort: cannot execute binary file
[04:26] <Craigwell> 1985 lebaron vs a 1985 reliant?
[04:28] <SpeedrunnerG55> Hello, I am using ubuntu 14.04, and am havving troubble logging in after installing updates. After rebooting as required it won't let me login. I'll enter the password and itl look like its about to login but the login pages comes back. Same thing happens for guest login. Also ctrl alt f1 does nothing but freeze the screen
[04:33] <SpeedrunnerG55> I don't know what to do >.<
[04:50] <ironhoof> Is there a way to copy from an external drive (finding say all *.jpg) on that drive and move them to a local folder on the main drive
[04:52] <somsip> ironhoof: adapt this http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/94767/how-to-find-certain-files-and-move-them-to-a-new-directory-in-the-same-command
[04:52] <ironhoof> Cool tries
[04:55] <locksmith2> heeeey
[05:00] <ironhoof> Success cool thanks!
[05:00] <somsip> ironhoof: np
[05:25] <xrmx56> Would a question about installing SteamOS in Ubuntu, specifically related to unzip, be related on-format for this channel?
[05:25] <bagginsDK> Hello, how can i disable all these ads on dash?
[05:25] <ARYAN1488> xrmx56: what would you like helo with?
[05:25] <ARYAN1488> help*
[05:26] <xrmx56> I downloaded the SteamOS beta installer and have a FAT32 stick, then I run this command in my downloads folder: unzip SteamOSInstaller.zip -d /dev/sdb1
[05:27] <xrmx56> and receive this error: "checkir: cannot create extraction directory: /dev/sdb1 File exists"
[05:27] <xrmx56> /dev/sdb1 is my USB
[05:27] <xrmx56> Not sure how to google this problem or where to go next
[05:28] <dipatiukur35> hi
[05:28] <xrmx56> @bagginsDK: check out: http://lifehacker.com/5953180/how-to-remove-amazon-ads-from-ubuntu-1210
[05:29] <somsip> !adlens | bagginsDK
[05:30] <bagginsDK> Will it remove also google drive search?
[05:31] <neurot> xrmx56 can you just unzip and drag and drop it into the USB
[05:33] <xrmx56> @neurot great question - I tried extracting to the usb with archive manager, and it seemed to work. But when I tried to boot it said the USB was not bootable
[05:33] <xrmx56> so I'm kind of mystified, I would think this would be a simple USB installation
[05:33] <neurot> its FAT32-formatted?
[05:34] <xrmx56> Yep, I just reformatted it to be sure.
[05:34] <Ben64> xrmx56: steamos is a distribution, you can't install a distribution on a distribution. you can install steam if you want by opening the ubuntu software center
[05:36] <neurot> xrmx56 Do you want steam OS the operating system or steam the program
[05:36] <xrmx56> @ben64, sorry wasn't clear. Using Ubuntu to download SteamOS beta, then put it on a FAT32 stick. Was going to install alongside Ubuntu. But this simple task is proving elusive
[05:36] <xrmx56> @neurot I was going to do SteamOS - there's a cool article in Linux Format on it this month and thought it would be cool to dual boot
[05:36] <ARYAN1488> why would you get steamos?
[05:36] <ARYAN1488> don't support steam they're evil and corrupt
[05:37] <neurot> cool
[05:37] <Ben64> xrmx56: then you should find steamos support for that
[05:37] <xrmx56> wait why
[05:37] <xrmx56> @ben64 yeah I think I'm starting to deviate from #ubuntu
[05:37] <ARYAN1488> i've had my account deactivated for no reason
[05:37] <ARYAN1488> i had bought 160 games
[05:37] <xrmx56> ah. well Stallman is "cautiously" for it
[05:37] <ARYAN1488> they're all gone
[05:37] <xrmx56> merde 160 games lost? i would hate it too
[05:37] <Ben64> ARYAN1488: not really on topic here
[05:38] <ARYAN1488> so don't use steam... buy physical games
[05:38] <ARYAN1488> Ben64: we're talking about steam os
[05:38] <Ben64> which isn't on topic here
[05:38] <xrmx56> yeah sorry guys
[05:38] <Ben64> xrmx56: but steamos is basically just a customized version of ubuntu, so i'm not sure why you'd need both?
[05:39] <xrmx56> because I'm addicted to installing linux flavors, basically
[05:39] <dipatiukur35> wow this channel is pretty active
[05:40] <dipatiukur35> i'm looking for an online multiplayer game, native to ubuntu. does anyone here have any suggestion?
[05:42] <yclingid> hi
[05:42] <dipatiukur35> hi
[05:42] <yclingid> anybody knows how to complete remove wine using terminal?
[05:42] <xrmx56> @dipatiukur35 - here's a thread: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1455706
[05:42] <yclingid> to completely remove
[05:43] <yclingid> thanks you
[05:43] <Ben64> yclingid: sudo apt-get purge wine
[05:43] <xrmx56> never played many games on ubuntu except wesnoth and nethack
[05:44] <dipatiukur35> i'm learning wesnoth atm
[05:44] <zefyr> dude, team fortress
[05:44] <zefyr> thats my game
[05:44] <neurot> yclingid did you install wine from the software Center?
[05:44] <yclingid> hi neurot just tried the command line given by Ben64, it works like a charm
[05:45] <yclingid> thanks Ben64
[05:45] <dipatiukur35> i'm actually looking for games that can be played with old hardware
[05:45] <dipatiukur35> i'm on a 2008 laptop
[05:45] <ARYAN1488> wanna hear a cool song?
[05:45] <xrmx56> 2008 gives you tons of options
[05:46] <neurot> sorry i did not see Ben64 post :-)
[05:46] <zefyr> only the video card should be say.... last 5 years
[05:46] <dipatiukur35> i'll stick to wesnoth for now, but i'm still open for suggestions
[05:47] <xrmx56> @dipatiukr35 actually come to think of it, your best bet is the Humble Bundle
[05:47] <xrmx56> They have lots of great games
[05:47] <zefyr> i bought a bundle. love that gears game
[05:47] <xrmx56> not native to ubuntu, although I'm not really sure what you mean by that anyway, definitely runs on linux
[05:47] <dipatiukur35> what's humble bundle?
[05:48] <dipatiukur35> a software package?
[05:48] <gavmatic> i recently processed a kernel upgrade/ubuntu, and it seems it has caused issue with my LVM crypt swap, as the previous password does not work, is this a known issue?
[05:48] <xrmx56> Humble Bundle groups together a bunch of indy games, and it's usually linux friendly: https://www.humblebundle.com/
[05:48] <zefyr> a bundle of software for a great price. basically what you want to pay
[05:48] <zefyr> usually they a a couple of great games in the bundle
[05:48] <dipatiukur35> i'll have a look at it
[05:48] <zefyr> have^
[05:49] <ARYAN1488> ask yourself... if other races were as good as white people then how come white people are better than them intellectually... how come niggers haven't contributed to society since inventing the spear?
[05:49] <zefyr> omg
[05:49] <zefyr> hitler iz dat you?
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[05:50] <dipatiukur35> lol
[05:50] <zefyr> that eli whitney, boy
[05:50] <xrmx56> ok, going to try to reboot w this Usb now, later
[05:50] <neurot> xrmx56 good luck
[05:51] <dipatiukur35> xrmx56: good luck
[05:51] <zefyr> man, it was all nice and then Boom
[05:51] <neurot> hitler Ubuntu topics only
[05:51] <ARYAN1488> i wish i was hitler... that man has so much integrity
[05:51] <xrmx56> See you guys later, thanks for the great convo (minus that last trolling part) see ya
[05:52] <neurot> sweet
[05:52] <dipatiukur35> zefyr: are you somewhat related to the ubuntu help team?
[05:52] <yclingid> anybody knows c language here?
[05:52] <ARYAN1488> yclingid: i do :)
[05:53] <zefyr> no no
[05:53] <ARYAN1488> what do you need help with?
[05:53] <zefyr> I use Ubuntu. but Im a retired programmer
[05:53] <yclingid> hi aryan1488, i learned all the c basic, from a to z, but i don't know where should i go from here
[05:53] <zefyr> feel bad that Ive never contributed
[05:53] <ARYAN1488> that's simple :)
[05:53] <dipatiukur35> zefyr: so you're just a normal person who happens to stumble upon this channel?
[05:53] <dipatiukur35> lol
[05:53] <ARYAN1488> yclingid: you'd like to start solving programming puzzles :D
[05:54] <zefyr> no, i come here often but usually dont say anything
[05:54] <yclingid> i heard people said you can do anything with c , but after i spent like 3 days learning c from the book by denny ritchie, all i can do is the basic c command, that's it
[05:54] <dipatiukur35> that's one step towards being a stalker, lol
[05:54] <yclingid> i still can't feel the power of c language
[05:55] <zefyr> C is ugly, but God the powah!
[05:55] <ARYAN1488> yclingid: http://www.lix.polytechnique.fr/~liberti/public/computing/prog/c/C/PROBLEMS/problems.html
[05:55] <ARYAN1488> that should give you some fun stuff to do
[05:55] <yclingid> i'll check it out ARYAN1488
[05:55] <ARYAN1488> 23/16 brother!
[05:56] <gavmatic> shh haie son, anyone care to look at my question
[05:57] <dipatiukur35> gavmatic: what question?
[05:57] <gavmatic> i recently processed a kernel upgrade/ubuntu, and it seems it has caused issue with my LVM crypt swap, as the previous password does not work, is this a known issue?
[05:57] <dipatiukur35> oh, sorry can't help you with that
[05:58] <zefyr> the encryption, the kernel, these questions matter
[05:58] <zefyr> were you hasty?
[05:58] <yclingid> Today is the first day where I completely replace windows 8 with ubuntu, bye bye windows
[05:58] <gavmatic> 3.16, crypt (LUKS) container
[05:59] <PANDU> HI HOW TO UPDATE KERNEL IN UBUNTU
[05:59] <zefyr> sounds like it should all work.
[05:59] <gavmatic> alright thanks, i'll look around, probably just an older key
[06:00] <dipatiukur35> what irc clients do you guys use?
[06:01] <abaddon> Does anyone know how to get Nvidia drivers to keep its settings? It seems to ignore xorg.conf even thnough it is being written to it....
[06:01] <eebrah> dipatiukur35: irssi
[06:01] <abaddon> dipatiukur35, I'm using xchat. but weechat is cool too. weechat is a terminal based irc client
[06:01] <PANDU>  HOW TO UPDATE KERNEL IN UBUNTU
[06:02] <dipatiukur35> i'm on irssi
[06:02] <abaddon> dipatiukur35, in windows i use hexchat
[06:02] <dipatiukur35> still trying to get the hang of it though
[06:02] <Ben64> PANDU: stop yelling, just open the software updater
[06:03] <dipatiukur35> do you know how i can get irssi to notify me whenever someone mentions my nick?
[06:03] <dipatiukur35> or is there no such feature?
[06:04] <dipatiukur35> i imagine there's only a highlight feature
[06:05] <yclingid> quit
[06:05] <yclingid> q
[06:07] <somsip> dipatiukur35: it works when someone does this
[06:08] <dipatiukur35> yeah it lights up with a yellow color
[06:08] <dipatiukur35> someone previously used @dipatiukur35 though, and it didn't work
[06:08] <dipatiukur35> maybe i'll have to go through the settings a bit deeper
[06:09] <somsip> dipatiukur35: irc is not twitter. But it is ubuntu support, so no more offtopic chat please
[06:09] <vlt> dipatiukur35: I’m sure among the hundreds of (perl) scripts available for irssi there’s somethingthat does that.
[06:09] <dipatiukur35> okay, thanks
[06:12] <azizLIGHT> what things should i backup before i run this kind of update involving linux headers and image? http://i.imgur.com/B5T3jkL.png
[06:15] <anil_> i am having a trouble in opening hard drives in ubuntu...
[06:16] <anil_> it is showing Failed to mount "ani........."
[06:16] <anil_> please help
[06:16] <vinod777> hi
[06:17] <somsip> anil_: post the full command you are using and the full error message
[06:17] <vinod777> can I install the same Ubuntu 15.04 on two separate partitions? I am thinking of one being for testing purposes
[06:17] <somsip> vinod777: if you boot independently from them, yes
[06:17] <vinod777> ok, thanks
[06:18] <tom_> can anyone give the name of a good app for ripping dvds?
[06:18] <anil_> i am ubuntu studio and it has gui..when i double click on drive i am getting error mounting /dev/sda7 at /media/anil/ani..........
[06:21] <anil_> anyone help me..?
[06:22] <dipatiukur35> sorry anil_ can't help you
[06:22] <dipatiukur35> i have a question though:
[06:22] <Seveas> anil_: it helps if you show the actual error...
[06:22] <anil_> why buddy?
[06:22] <Seveas> tom_: dvdrip
[06:22] <anil_> ok then i am posting full error message..
[06:23] <anil_> Error mounting /dev/sda7 at /media/anil/ani.........: Command-line `mount -t "ntfs" -o "uhelper=udisks2,nodev,nosuid,uid=1000,gid=1000,dmask=0077,fmask=0177" "/dev/sda7" "/media/anil/ani........."' exited with non-zero exit status 14: The disk contains an unclean file system (0, 0).
[06:23] <anil_> Metadata kept in Windows cache, refused to mount.
[06:23] <anil_> Failed to mount '/dev/sda7': Operation not permitted
[06:23] <anil_> The NTFS partition is in an unsafe state. Please resume and shutdown
[06:23] <anil_> Windows fully (no hibernation or fast restarting), or mount the volume
[06:23] <Ben64> !paste | anil_
[06:23] <dipatiukur35> i am connected to the internet using a mobile broadband usb stick. i would like to share this connection with my phone using my wireless adapter. how can i do that? using xubuntu 15
[06:23] <Seveas> azizLIGHT: notwithstanding the regular advice of always having backups, there's no special need to back up things for that upgrade, kernel upgrades are safe.
[06:23] <Seveas> anil_: well, the solution is right there in the error.
[06:24] <azizLIGHT> Seveas: if you had to backup stuff, what else would you backup, besides grub.cfg
[06:24] <Seveas> azizLIGHT: I back up everything
[06:24] <Seveas> (well, modulo some useless caching bits)
[06:25] <anil_> thogh i didn't understand friend..
[06:25] <azizLIGHT> i think what im asking is what configuration files is the update going to mess with that will prevent a boot. grub.cfg being one of them, are there others?
[06:25] <azizLIGHT> ive had problems purging old kernels and not being able to boot
[06:25] <azizLIGHT> id rather not go through that again
[06:25] <Seveas> anil_: boot windows and shut it down (don't hibernate, don't suspend)
[06:27] <oal_> I've rebooted my computer 10 times now, and it doesn't ever get to the desktop. The screen is black, with a white bare at the top. No mouse pointer or anything. I think it's the Nvidia driver. How can I disable it from a Live USB by accessing my harddrive from there?
[06:29] <Hacktheplanet> hi
[06:29] <Hacktheplanet> who r there?
[06:29] <azizLIGHT> hi
[06:29] <Hacktheplanet> want to do some hacking...
[06:29] <somsip> Hacktheplanet: this is a support channel. Do you have a question?
[06:29] <Hacktheplanet> ohh sorry
[06:30] <anil_> thank you seveas......
[06:30] <anil_> i am able to open now....
[06:35] <action09> hi ! on LTS with virtuablox repos, i've got: "Trying to register the VirtualBox kernel modules using DKMSError! Bad return status for module build on kernel: 3.13.0-53-generic (x86_64)
[06:35] <action09> "
[06:36] <action09> :(  Do i need to uninstall vbox repos and get back to ubuntu repos for vbox ? as a starting point ?
[06:36] <yclingid> test
[06:37] <action09> yep :)