[00:00] <emery> Is there a customized desktop available for fluxbox like Gnome ?
[00:00] <H2O> i did the sudo apt-get update .... it listed the source list and then got black again :/
[00:00] <lelle> ldwingate: open a terminal which you can find in start menu somewhere and just write freedroidrpg then enter
[00:00] <H2O> Cryophile:
[00:00] <Cryophile> you need to do upgrade
[00:00] <H2O> upgrade? not update? ;)
[00:01] <hiku> LorgonJortle: did the file come with an md5sum file you could check to make sure the download is ok?
[00:01] <Cryophile> update will just update the package lists from your repo's
[00:01] <nsaw> hiku, maybe its offtopic now but may I ask you another question? Do you know if it is possible to slow down the fans in the sun machines during installation?
[00:01] <LorgonJortle> hiku: Negative.
[00:01] <dexi> Hey guys im having trouble finding a network printer. I'm not sure exactly how to search for it, but a blank search didn't find it
[00:01] <itsux2bu> i just did a    sudo apt-get update, then sudo apt-get upgrade ..  but three items "been keep back"  linux-generic-pae, linux-headers-generic-pae, linux-image-generic-pae.. anybody know why it didn't upgrade them?
[00:01] <H2O> oh ok...
[00:01] <H2O> and that froze my pc too... :/
[00:01] <ldwingate> Command No FOund
[00:01] <hiku> nsaw: during install? doubt it unless you have ipmi configured, then you could do it that way
[00:02] <H2O> i hope it works this time
[00:02] <LinuxGuy2009> Ok so I just tried installing "nvidia-current_195.36.15-0ubuntu2_i386.deb" and "nvidia-settings_195.36.08-0ubuntu2_i386.deb". And then I ran sudo '/usr/lib/nvidia-current/bin/nvidia-xconfig' in a terminal and it doesnt activate and I dont see the nvidia configuration tool in system, administration. What am I missing?
[00:02] <H2O> i rebooted it like a 1000 times now
[00:02] <lelle> write free then press tab and it should give you examples of any application starting with free
[00:02] <hiku> LorgonJortle: does vmware's website have an md5sum file for that file you could download then hash it to check the download?
[00:02] <UmlautBanana> Again, here's the forum link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9731516
[00:02] <nsaw> i have configured nothing yet but i see the server install cd has not much commands, so i am in doubt that it is possible
[00:02] <hiku> LorgonJortle: what do you get from $> file vmware-workstation-full-7.1.0-261024.x86_64.bundle
[00:02] <ldwingate> when i type free it just gives me discspace
[00:03] <LorgonJortle> Not sure. But I just tried another chmod +x and then running it and it said it "couldn't run the binary"
[00:03] <LinuxGuy2009> Im trying to install the nvidia drivers on an offline machine.
[00:03] <H2O> Cryophile: nope...the screen goes black as soon as i press enter to execute the command... what now?
[00:03] <hiku> LorgonJortle: ah...., run the command "file" on it and see what it says
[00:03] <LorgonJortle> hiku: vmware-workstation-full-7.1.0-261024.x86_64.bundle: data
[00:03] <ldwingate> lelle when i type freedroidrpg it says COmmand Not FOund
[00:03] <H2O> Cryophile: should i boot in in non-graphic mode?
[00:03] <Cryophile> if you can
[00:03] <H2O> is that even possible? ;)
[00:04] <emery> Is there a customized desktop available for fluxbox like Gnome ?
[00:04] <Cryophile> yes
[00:04] <H2O> what's the hotkey
[00:04] <LorgonJortle> ldwingate: Try typing "free" and hitting tab
[00:04] <hiku> LorgonJortle: hmm. usually vmware has .bin files for installation. Try a different download link?
[00:04] <LorgonJortle> hiku: Yeah, I'll redownload it. Thanks. :)
[00:04] <hiku> LorgonJortle: your welcome. good luck
[00:04] <lelle> ldwingate: hmm try edit the start menu, and there you will see name you will have to run freedriodrpg in terminal..
[00:04] <Cryophile> i have no idea, if someone else could help him with that?
[00:05] <ldwingate> Freedroid has encountered a problem:
[00:05] <ldwingate> In Function: set_video_mode_for_open_gl.
[00:05] <ldwingate> FreedroidRPG package and version number: freedroidrpg 0.12.1.
[00:05] <ldwingate> SDL reported, that the video mode mentioned above is not supported
[00:05] <FloodBot4> ldwingate: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:05] <ldwingate> it says the SDL reported that the video mode mentioned above is not supported
[00:06] <wilhart> what was channel for 10.10
[00:06] <LibertyZero> itsux2bu: try  sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[00:06] <lelle> ldwingate: dont know what to do.. i guess you need new drivers
[00:06] <hiku> wilhart: ?huh
[00:06] <H2O> Cryophile: dead end huh?
[00:06] <UmlautBanana> [20:35] * assoupis<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Quit ( Read error: Connection reset by peer )
[00:06] <wilhart> mean that is 10.10 nodays stable ?
[00:06] <UmlautBanana> um, sorry, icechat copied by itself
[00:06] <ldwingate> well when i got the game to open the first time i changed the resolution and ever since then i cant get it to work
[00:07] <hiku> wilhart: I don't believe 10.10 has been released as stable yet.
[00:07] <wilhart> hiku: what state is it?
[00:07] <wilhart> hiku: beta?
[00:07] <Quantum_Ion> Dont take it until its stable
[00:07] <wilhart> ok
[00:07] <ldwingate> im getting an error from Set_VIdeo_Mode_For_Open_GL
[00:08] <dexi> Can anyone tell me how to get my trash icon back on my task bar?
[00:08] <Cryophile> H2O: i think it's ctrl+alt+F1
[00:08] <hiku> wilhart: my bad, just checked ubuntu.com and I guess 10.10 out
[00:08] <ldwingate> anyway i can change the resolution back to default from terminal
[00:08] <H2O> Cryophile: nope ;)
[00:09] <hiku> wilhart: nope, nevermind.... my bad.... it's still 10.04
[00:09] <wilhart> hiku: ok i got a stick i need to burn iso on stick? is that same as burning for cd?
[00:09] <lelle> dexi right click any open space in panel and press add widgets or something like that, look for paperbin, trash etc it should be there
[00:09] <lov255> I can't sudo alpine?  Seems like I need root in order to add the folder
[00:09] <cfedde> dexi: gnome? right click on it and select 'add to panel'
[00:09] <oxidkor> zodiac: can I private message you?
[00:09] <Quantum_Ion> Is there a new release of Ubuntu about every 6 months ?
[00:09] <ldwingate> or anyway i can delete the game and all the data and just redownload the game....cause i tried doing it from the Software Manager and it just uninstalls the gam but eeps all the data
[00:09] <hiku> wilhart: hmm, do you want the stick to be bootable?
[00:09] <wilhart> yea
[00:10] <jpds> Quantum_Ion: Yes.
[00:10] <hiku> wilhart: I use unetbootin (it's an apt you can install) to do that. some of the more exp guys/gals here might know of a better app to do it tho.
[00:10] <Quantum_Ion> ty wilhart and jpds
[00:11] <H2O> Cryophile: what could be the problem? when i log in everything seems cool...whenever i leave the mouse idle for 20 sec. it goes black, whenever i do anything it goes black.... i turned off the screensaver and visual effects and still...
[00:11] <wilhart> hiku: hmm
[00:11] <H2O> anyone else got any ideas?
[00:11] <Cryophile> im not sure what it could be, but if there are any update available it could fix it.
[00:11] <H2O> there are...i'm sure of that...i just made a clean install
[00:12] <Cryophile> do you have the restricted drivers installed?
[00:12] <H2O> but i can't get the system to upgrade :( it freezes as soon as it starts
[00:12] <wilhart> ok hiku unetbootin
[00:12] <itsux2bu> LibertyZero, thx.. that worked.. i'm completely upgraded now
[00:13] <H2O> Cryophile: don't know...probably not...it didn't notify me about any restricted drivers on install or after
[00:13] <Coolwhoami> Hello, I am having an issue creating a file in /usr/share/doc/, apparently I don't have the ability to change root file properties despite being the only user on this computer. Any ideas?
[00:13] <dexi> lelamal, cfedde thanks
[00:13] <H2O> Cryophile: i'll check now
[00:13] <H2O> aaaaaaaaaaaa
[00:13] <H2O> !!!
[00:13] <Cryophile> H2O: with it being a fresh install, have you tryed installing again?
[00:13] <H2O> it froze again
[00:14] <ldwingate> how do i delete files permanently from Software Manager
[00:14] <H2O> maybe i installed it on a partition 2 small?
[00:14] <H2O> 14 gb
[00:14] <ldwingate> reove just Uninstalls it
[00:14] <Cryophile> that shouldn't matter
[00:14] <ldwingate> i want to delete it completely and redownload the file
[00:15] <H2O> i don't believe i will solve this problem just by reinstalling it
[00:15] <H2O> i didn't do nothing...no conf
[00:15] <hiexpo> than it don't matter
[00:15] <hiexpo> even if config
[00:16] <H2O> what do you suggest then?
[00:16] <H2O> to reinstall it anyway?
[00:16] <hiexpo> H2O,  why it did not work
[00:16] <H2O> i don't know? lol ;)
[00:17] <hiexpo> it told u
[00:17] <H2O> it installed with no problems
[00:17] <H2O> i log in
[00:17] <Cryophile> ctrl+alt+backspace should kill gdm or so this forum says
[00:17] <H2O> and then, as soon as want to do ANYTHING ... the screen goes black
[00:17] <wilhart> F
[00:17] <wilhart> EXIT
[00:17] <H2O> and the system freezes
[00:18] <H2O> can't do sheet anymore ;)
[00:18] <H2O> only hard reboot
[00:18] <hiexpo> what app missed that part
[00:18] <H2O> what?
[00:18] <hiexpo> what application
[00:18] <H2O> any application ;)
[00:18] <tarrant> ldwingate: apt-get remove --purge <file>
[00:19] <H2O> the update manager, the terminal
[00:19] <H2O> sound manager
[00:19] <H2O> doesn't matter...whatever i do...the system freezes
[00:19] <welinux> http://habrahabr.ru/blogs/webdev/49952/
[00:20] <H2O> i somehow managed to get in to xterm session on login
[00:20] <lilmonsta> hello all , apolagies for asking but is 10.01.1 still due today?\
[00:20] <H2O> i saw the option on the bottom of the screen
[00:20] <H2O> upgrading the system now...
[00:20] <lilmonsta> 10.04.1 i mean
[00:20] <H2O> .hope it'll help
[00:20] <C_Okie> hi
[00:21] <H2O> hiexpo Cryophile freeze again ;) phuck man
[00:21] <H2O> it's starting to eat my nerves
[00:22] <welinux> 10.10 - is development branch do not use it for everyday life for now
[00:22] <Cryophile> boot into the live disk and check the partition is healthy
[00:22] <C_Okie> How does journaling stop inconsistency if there is a crash in the middle of a write to the journal  like it could to an immediate write with non journaled FS
[00:22] <C_Okie> I realize the Inodes could be saved from being leaked with journaled
[00:22] <lilmonsta> welinux I meant the lucid update due today?
[00:22] <ARGGG> how do i get my
[00:23] <H2O> Cryophile: how do i know it's healthy
[00:23] <ThomasB2k> Natty Narwhal <_<
[00:23] <ARGGG> (s-video) tv to work on 9.10
[00:23] <AlanB> Does anyone aware of a possibility to install an older fglrx driver (like 8.24.8) to get my ati x1400 working (lucid)?
[00:23] <Cryophile> you can use the disk utility inthe system-administration list to run tests on the partition
[00:24] <H2O> Cryophile: actually now it froze even if i did nothing ;)
[00:24] <robertwall> AlanB: you'd need to install an old version of X.org. This has a very, very high chance of breaking your system completely and isn't supported.
[00:24] <Cryophile> with you doing nothing it sounds (to me at least) as if it's tripping over something in the hardware
[00:24] <AlanB> robertwall: god ... :(
[00:25] <lov255> okay I keep trying to add my inbox gmail server to alpine - it keeps coming back that it can not create the folder
[00:25] <progre55> hey guys, when you have exim installed on a server, where you co have your mails by default? how to see them on a terminal?
[00:26] <jim_Ubuntu> Hello everyone. Setting up firewire, is it me or does this seem harder then it should be?????? 4 cards installed and nothing works. external cdrom or hard drive...
[00:26] <C_Okie> How does a journal turn push MOV   AX,1234H  PUSH  AX  MOV   AH,09  INT   21H  POP   AX into one step that can't be intermediated anyway
[00:27] <H2O> Cryophile: maybe...
[00:27] <H2O> could it be the monitor?
[00:27] <H2O> ;)
[00:27] <H2O> i have a strange cable for it
[00:27] <H2O> it need's an adaptor to connect to a pc
[00:28] <C_Okie> ....
[00:30] <tomo> How can i get to instal empathy irc channels list?
[00:30] <ARGGG> what would cause ubuntu not seeing my s-video when i try to detect it in display?
[00:30] <coolwhoami> I am trying to add a file to a folder in /usr/share/doc/ but I do not have permissions, nor can I change them (only one account in computer), any ideas?
[00:30] <sifter_> "No network devices available" on my asus eee pc 900a with 10.04 netbook edition
[00:30] <BoltCS> NUGGUH
[00:30] <JamesVoss> I am running ubuntu-server and I am curious what program I can use to secure my server from normal users being able to ls / etc, I want them to only be able to see what is in there home directory
[00:30] <C_Okie> So journals have certain interpreted 1.) deleting a files director and 2.) deleting and reallotting the inode
[00:30] <sifter_> i think i have to install the drivers manually
[00:31] <sifter_> is this possible?
[00:31] <welinux> coolwhoami: man sudo_root
[00:31] <C_Okie> *interpreted commands"
[00:31] <pure_hate> sifter_, what wifi card is it?
[00:31] <C_Okie> with atomicity
[00:31] <sifter_> atheros
[00:31] <pure_hate> sifter_, try "modprobe ath5k"
[00:32] <JamesVoss> anybody have any ideas?
[00:32] <sifter_> error inserting cfg80211
[00:32] <sifter_> error iserting tah
[00:32] <sifter_> error inserting mac80211
[00:33] <C_Okie> Nevermind
[00:33] <sifter_> error inserting ath*
[00:33] <psyberpnk> anyone out there having trouble installing build-essential?  Synaptic says it cant find files on the server
[00:33] <hiku> JamesVoss: look into chroot-jail
[00:33] <coolwhoami> welinux: I am not really familiar enough with terminal commands to create a file in a folder using it, any help with that?
[00:33] <JamesVoss> thank you
[00:33] <C_Okie> I get it
[00:33] <hiku> JamesVoss: your welcome
[00:34] <welinux> coolwhoami: you will have to
[00:34] <hiku> JamesVoss: alot of ISP's use chroot-jails to restrict users from doing harmful things.
[00:34] <JamesVoss> thank you
[00:34] <H2O> Cryophile: i'll try installing it on a different partition
[00:34] <JamesVoss> i will look into it
[00:34] <H2O> Cryophile: although i doubt it'll help
[00:35] <H2O> i remember having the same issue with an older release of ubuntu
[00:35] <sifter_> error inserting cfg80211
[00:35] <H2O> with this same computer
[00:35] <sifter_> error inserting tha
[00:35] <sifter_> error inserting mac80211
[00:35] <sifter_> ath*
[00:35] <coolwhoami> welinux: So I will have to create the file using terminal. How do I do that (I apologize if this isnt really supported, if not give me a link to some basic terminal infos)
[00:35] <welinux> coolwhoami: open up Terminal. Type only two words ------------   gksu nautilus     ------ and use nautilus as administrator. But be careful.
[00:36] <C_Okie> About journal filesystems though, the wiki said "Instead of actually writing directly to the part of the disk where the file is stored, it first writes it to another part of the hard drive"...
[00:36] <sifter_> any other suggestion, pure hate?
[00:36] <welinux> coolwhoami: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[00:36] <moda> Olá
[00:36] <LinuxGuy2009> How do I manually install nvidia driver package on an offline machine and get it working?
[00:36] <hiexpo> gksu nautilus  hes toast
[00:37] <C_Okie> does it write a new file consisting of the changes so it's be a txt file with just "the end of the sentence" or does it copy the oldfile and write to it and note log changes
[00:37] <co> nick hyb
[00:37] <H2O> ext4 and ext3 ... what's the difference?
[00:37] <C_Okie> :P
[00:37] <hyb> clear
[00:37] <hyb> >_>
[00:37] <psyberpnk> is it possible for a file to be missing from the repo?
[00:37] <H2O> which is better? faster? more stable?
[00:37] <JamesVoss> in ubuntu-server does anybody know of a tool that say typing tlock it would lock the terminal and require the person to enter a password to use it again?
[00:37] <coolwhoami> welinux: Thank you!
[00:37] <welinux> coolwhoami: http://www.linfo.org/command_index.html
[00:37] <ectospasm> LinuxGuy2009: download the deb (see apt-get/aptitude --help), transfer it to the target machine, and run dpkg on the deb
[00:37] <powersurge> so uh... does anyone here know how to set up a wireless ad hoc network? I thought I had it but it continously connected disconnected :<
[00:38] <sifter_> "No network devices available" on my asus eee pc 900a (atheros card)
[00:38] <JamesVoss> nvm got it
[00:38] <sifter_> suggestions?
[00:38] <welinux> coolwhoami: glad to help you
[00:38] <hyb> Can anybody help me, i need to trim the first few chars from a tail output
[00:38] <C_Okie> ...'
[00:38] <thinkinginvain> Hi all, I have been reading up on and trying different media players in ubuntu. Rythmbox seems buggy, banshee sounds horrible, songbird has stopped l;inux development and amarok requires to many kde libraries. That leaves exaile which is sluggish. is there a media player/library management/playlist management tool for Gnome tahts solid, fast, feature rich and stable?
[00:39] <jamiewan> thinkinginvain: vlc player
[00:39] <ThomasB2k> Banshee is great
[00:39] <psyberpnk> vlc
[00:39] <thinkinginvain> vlc doesnt do good library mangement
[00:39] <hiku> hyb: what are you trying to do?
[00:39] <welinux> thinkinginvain: mpg123 or mocp :)
[00:39] <thinkinginvain> banshee sounds horrible, play the same track in banshee and then play it in exaile, very noticable difference
[00:39] <jamiewan> thinkinginvain: audatious
[00:40] <welinux> yes audatious
[00:40] <ThomasB2k> grammar nazi: *audacious i think
[00:40] <jamiewan> vlc eq setting wont stick sometimes but audatious works great
[00:40] <hyb> hiku, im running log files through tail and i need to trim some unnecessary chars from the beginning of each line
[00:40] <ePirat> sry.. i forgot how to auto run more than one command, was it like this: sh -c 'CMD1, CMD2, Lastcmd' ?
[00:40] <C_Okie> Am I asking a question that;s hard for you to understand what I am saying ( I am just wondering ) ?
[00:40] <C_Okie> *that's
[00:41] <sifter_> i'm having a problem with my wireless card (atheros) in ubuntu 10.04 netbook edition ("No network devices available"). does anyone have suggestions?
[00:41] <ThomasB2k> maybe GNOME Media Player. It's based on VLC
[00:41] <H2O> does it matter how much space you give your swap partition?
[00:41] <psyberpnk> sifter_, is your card enabled?
[00:42] <sifter_> how can i check? i never manually enabled it
[00:42] <H2O> how much should i give?
[00:42] <thinkinginvain> Thans all! any plugins recommended for audacious?
[00:42] <hiku> hyb: try using the "cut" command
[00:42] <hiku> hyb: man cut
[00:42] <ThomasB2k> sifter_ in the network applet in the panel, right click on it and choose "Enable Networking" and "Enable Wireless"
[00:42] <hiku> H2O: 2x the amount of ram is a good place to start.
[00:43] <jamiewan> H2O: 2 or 3 time ya ram be ample
[00:43] <LibertyZero> LinuxGuy2009: If you have an offline Ubuntu PC you might be interested in Keryx http://keryxproject.org/
[00:43] <H2O> so can it be i've been experiencing problems with freezing because i had it set to 1.5 GB only? .. have 4 gb of ram...
[00:43] <welinux> ThomasB2k: grammar nazi doesn't sleep you are right
[00:43] <sifter_> "enable wireless" is not on there
[00:44] <psyberpnk> sifter_, are you dual booting?  if so, you might need to enable the card from windows.  There is a walkthrough for connecting to the Internet in the help files that come installed with ubuntu
[00:44] <C_Okie> I mean the article I am reading ( the beginners article ) coulda told the answer to someones stupid question about ext2 and ext3 and I just dont undedrstand  one thing on the article : v
[00:44] <C_Okie> https://help.ubuntuacom/community/LinuxFilesystemsExplained
[00:44] <sifter_> only "enable networking" and "enable notifications"
[00:44] <ThomasB2k> H20, I have 4gb of RAM and my swap is 10 GB. Try that.
[00:44] <sifter_> i am not dualbooting
[00:44] <H2O> hiku jamiewan one more question...the swap partition type should be Logical - Beginning ... right?
[00:44] <H2O> or is it primary?
[00:45] <dschuett> Does anyone know the proper way to change the mysql root password on mysql 5.1.4 on ubuntu 10.04
[00:45] <Stale> Hello does anybody knows how a Ubuntu 7.04.4 installation would turn out?
[00:45] <Stale> I'm looking for some user experience
[00:45] <amr> is there a channel on here for ubuntu on netbooks? (not using nbr)
[00:46] <Brack10> Hey
[00:46] <jamiewan> H2O: i would imagine so mate
[00:46] <Stale> amr: netbooks are the same as laptops, right?
[00:46] <welinux> thinkinginvain: http://paste.ubuntu.com/479664/ - the best player ever
[00:46] <psyberpnk> anyone have any idea as to why linux-libc-dev cannot be found?
[00:46] <amr> Stale, essentially
[00:46] <Oer> dschuett, 7.04 Feisty is nolonger supported, current version is 10.04
[00:46] <Brack10> I'm trying to boot Ubuntu on different hardware and ethernet isn't working.  Tried to use modprobe to add e1000, but apparently I've got not business using that command.  Anyone got any advice?
[00:46] <welinux>  Stale: netbooks kinda laptops
[00:47] <dschuett> Oer: i said 10.04
[00:47] <hiku> Brack10: try sudo modprobe e1000
[00:47] <Stale> welinux: thanks for your input
[00:47] <Oer> sorry dschuett, i mistyped
[00:48] <Oer> Stale, 7.04 Feisty is nolonger supported, current version is 10.04
[00:48] <headkase314> psyberpnk, "apt-cache search linux-libc-dev" returns a listing for the package for me.  You should do "sudo apt-get update".
[00:48] <Brack10> hiku: then restart?
[00:48] <dschuett> so do you know how to change to root password on 10.04 in mysql?
[00:48] <eliezer> is this the help channel ?
[00:48] <dibs> Can anyone tell me where conky gets it's eth0 total up figures from?
[00:48] <Brack10> eliezer: yep
[00:48] <hiku> Brack10: no you don't need to restart for that command. it will load the network cards driver, then type dmesg to see if there are any errors etc. etc.
[00:48] <i2c> should I use openjre and open jdk or the standard java one?
[00:48] <headkase314> psyberpnk, update before checking apt-cache
[00:48] <eliezer> ok thanks
[00:48] <psyberpnk> headkase314, I can see it, but when I try to dl it (more specifically, try to install dev-essential) synaptic says it cant find the file
[00:49] <hiku> !hi | eliezer
[00:49] <Stale> Oer: that is true. My case scenario is that I still have a PC hold 128 RAM, and 7.04 is as low as it can go.
[00:49] <JamesVoss> Are there any programs out there for linux like this one? http://www.securecentos.com/basic-security/install-les/
[00:49] <eliezer> i think i made a mistake during installation and now i have no swap memory
[00:49] <eliezer> because i specifi partition in a new disk
[00:49] <jrib> !swap | eliezer
[00:49] <Stale> Oer: speaking for no minimal installation
[00:49] <KrowTen> hello, when i run virtualbox ose, is there a way to make the window larger, like maybe close to full screen, this little window is difficult to use effectively
[00:49] <jrib> psyberpnk: erm "dev-essential"?
[00:49] <i2c> yo yo openjdk/jre or java's jdk/jre!
[00:50] <jrib> KrowTen: yes, what is your guest os?
[00:50] <jamiewan> eliezer: just allocate some more
[00:50] <psyberpnk> jrib, yeah, that one too.  :-)
[00:50] <jrib> i2c: use what you want
[00:50] <eliezer> so i dont need swap,my computer neves sleeps
[00:50] <headkase314> psyberpnk, I get no apt-cache search result for dev-essential.  Are you trying to install build-essential?
[00:50] <jrib> psyberpnk: there's no such package
[00:50] <Brack10> hiku: so I did dmesg | grep e1000 and don't see any errors, but it fails when I run /etc/init.d/networking restart
[00:50] <i2c> which one is better jrib?
[00:50] <hiku> JamesVoss: that is a linux app
[00:50] <Brack10> eth0 not found
[00:50] <KrowTen> winxp
[00:50] <JamesVoss> does not work on ubuntu though
[00:50] <jrib> i2c: they each have their benefits
[00:50] <JamesVoss> RedHat/RPM based environments
[00:50] <eliezer> i dont undesrstand allocate ??jaimiewan
[00:51] <KrowTen> jrib: windowsxp
[00:51] <i2c> jrib: what about ap computer science in high school?
[00:51] <hiku> JamesVoss: really? it's a tar.gz file with a .sh script how is that an rpm?
[00:51] <eliezer> how can i do that ?
[00:51] <JamesVoss> do I just apt-get install rpm?
[00:51] <JamesVoss> and then I can use it?
[00:51] <Stale> so... you can say that I want to make my 128 RAM PC more usable as in it is in the times.
[00:51] <jrib> KrowTen: try #vbox, but you probably want to install guest additions and then you should be able to resize the window
[00:51] <hyb> hiku, thanks worked a treat :)
[00:51] <Oer> dschuett, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MysqlPasswordReset  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP
[00:51] <dibs> can anyone tell me where linux stores it's netowrk totals i.e. total upload etc..
[00:51] <hiku> JamesVoss: No, you download the tar.gz file and read the install howto on the link you just pasted
[00:51] <jamiewan> eliezer: gpart some space on disc and format it to swap
[00:51] <headkase314> !info build_essential | psyberpnk
[00:51] <hiku> hyb: oh great...congrats...
[00:51] <jrib> JamesVoss: why do you want it?  What is your goal?
[00:51] <headkase314> !info build-essential | psyberpnk
[00:52] <JamesVoss> secure my ubuntu server
[00:52] <KrowTen> jrib: thank you
[00:52] <eliezer> jaimiewan, thans
[00:52] <welinux> C_Okie: http://static.itmages.ru/i/10/0328/h_1269738388_29fe09e08c.png
[00:52] <Brack10> Wow Ubuntu boots in less than 30 seconds on my ESX server
[00:52] <hiku> jrib: he's trying to lock down all commands from normal users like ls, etc ,etc. I mentioned chroot-jail and he found http://www.securecentos.com/basic-security/install-les/ and doesn't know how to set it up
[00:52] <psyberpnk> jrib, no such package as what?
[00:52] <jrib> JamesVoss: erm, "secure" in what respect?
[00:52] <jrib> psyberpnk: as "dev-essential"
[00:53] <Brack10> of course this is without ethernet working
[00:53] <Brack10> hiku: still not there...
[00:53] <JamesVoss> make users not be able to view core system folders
[00:53] <C_Okie> welinux is this about the types of filesystems or journal filesystem
[00:53] <headkase314> psyberpnk, jrb, no such package as "dev-essential" are you instead looking for "build-essential"?
[00:53] <headkase314> !info build-essential | psyberpnk
[00:53] <p1und3r> can anyone help me get my mic working on a vaio with realtek ALC275
[00:53] <carandraug> I'm trying to create an ext4 filesystem in a device with a GPT partition table. I also want to change the reserved space for super user. I tried to use cfdisk and fdisk but they don't support GPT parition tables. I installed GNU parted but I can't specify the start and end correctly
[00:54] <welinux> C_Okie: it is modern journal filesystem of my Ubuntu now
[00:54] <hiku> carandraug: you need to use parted /dev/sdXXXX
[00:54] <jrib> JamesVoss: but that link you gave doesn't even mention that
[00:55] <psyberpnk> yes, I am looking for, and can find, build-essential.  The problem is that when I install through synaptic it cannot find one of the dependencies
[00:55] <JamesVoss> "enforcing root-only permissions on system binaries (binaries that have no place being
[00:55] <JamesVoss> executed by normal users)"
[00:55] <thinkinginvain> Hi, Thanks everyone for your tips on music players. Sadly audacious and gnome media player do not do what I want. I have a library of over 20,000 tracks i want a player that can track/monitor that library, manage playlists and is stable and reliable.  I did it. And I ttried to then use mkpart primary ext4 4big 0 100 (before that I used unit % to specify unit in percentage). However, that created me a partition but still left 120Gb out as free space
[00:55] <eliezer> and im downloading updates now
[00:55] <hiku> !languge | JamesVoss
[00:55] <C_Okie> so is the copy of the file an entire copy in the intermediate area that is written to?
[00:55] <psyberpnk> headkase314, I am working my way through the packaging tutorial
[00:55] <JamesVoss> !language | James Voss
[00:56] <headkase314> psyberpnk, do you have the link for the tutorial you are following?
[00:56] <jrib> JamesVoss: honestly, ubuntu is likely fine for what you want to do, I don't understand what exactly you want to accomplish
[00:56] <JamesVoss> okay
[00:56] <JamesVoss> nvm
[00:56] <welinux>  dibs: /var/cache/apt/archives --- for packages ; /tmp  ---- for flv video (YouTube and so on)
[00:56] <JamesVoss> thank you
[00:56] <chrisbuntunerd> ls 'yes' says ls: cannot access yes: No such file or directory
[00:56] <jrib> JamesVoss: maybe you want to chroot jail your users but that's just a hassle
[00:56] <headkase314> psyberpnk, I installed build-essential last night on this machine without errors.
[00:56] <JamesVoss> 10-4
[00:56] <psyberpnk> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/PackagingGuide/Complete
[00:56] <jrib> chrisbuntunerd: are you addressing that to someone?
[00:57] <chrisbuntunerd> anyone
[00:57] <Dr_Willis> chrisbuntunerd:  what are you even trying to do?
[00:57] <chrisbuntunerd> crash my system
[00:57] <hiku> chrisbuntunerd: you might want to stay in #ubuntu-offtopic unless you have a legit ubuntu support question
[00:57] <jamiewan> eliezer: and you will have to turn the swap on i think also after you set it up
[00:57] <eliezer> sorri i got it now,im creating Swap whats i Gb in Mb i want to create a 2G Swap ??
[00:57] <hayoo> bonjour tout le monde
[00:57] <hayoo> ah
[00:57] <chrisbuntunerd> lahran said to
[00:57] <C_Okie> like C:\foo.c would be just int main(char argv[]) { }  and if you wanted to write to it as main(char argv[]) { BST tree; tree.push(new tree); } to the file would it copy the old one save the changes and then note changes in the intermediate area
[00:58] <DARPA> hayoo: Siegsigev
[00:58] <eliezer> how can i run that swap partition ?
[00:58] <headkase314> psyberpnk, is there a specific point in that guide you have reached giving the error?
[00:58] <sifter_> when i try to run "sudo -C network" it simply displays "PCI (sysfs)" for several seconds and then disappears
[00:58] <sifter_> why is this happening?
[00:58] <eliezer> if i restart will that take effect con restart,,Swap partition
[00:58] <dibs> welinux: I am trying to get the total internet usage in a text format, is that stored somewhere in /var/cache/apt/archives?
[00:58] <psyberpnk> headkase314, hum looks like updating apt did the trick.  It worked this time.  thx.
[00:58] <jamiewan> eliezer: have you created it yet
[00:58] <jrib> sifter_: I'm guessing there should be a "lshw" in there?
[00:59] <Dr_Willis> eliezer:  2gb  about 2000mb +- rounding.. since it may want round up to the nearest cylinder
[00:59] <headkase314> psyberpnk, have you double-checked the lines entered?  Ok, glad it's working for good!
[00:59] <IdleOne> chrisbuntunerd: please do not troll here
[00:59] <welinux> dibs: it was about soft
[00:59] <carandraug> hiku, I don't know how to adjust the reserved space with parted but is the only that I see that creates partitions only when using GUID partition tables. I plan to then make the filesystem with mkfs
[00:59] <psyberpnk> headkase314, no, I am not having any problems, just trying to get the packages needed to start playing around with packaging
[00:59] <dibs> welinux: I'm not after soft?
[00:59] <welinux> ok
[00:59] <eliezer> not yet,im just a few clicks away,,im making sure,,thanks Dr_Willis
[00:59] <psyberpnk> headkase314, synaptic was just misbehaving.
[00:59] <chrisbuntunerd> Idleone:sorry
[00:59] <sifter_> yeah,jrib
[00:59] <headkase314> psyberpnk, ok good, done! ;)
[00:59] <dibs> welinux: Do you know where I can find the eth0 figures?
[01:00] <sifter_> i have been typing "sudo lswh -C network"
[01:00] <C_Okie> did I make that really complicated
[01:00] <jrib> sifter_: do you get network info if you don't include the -C?  Try typing "reset" first
[01:00] <welinux> dibs: ifconfig
[01:00] <dibs> ok cool, will see what I can find
[01:00] <wilhart> just installed new ubuntu, i have windows 7 but grub didnt ask for what to boot to
[01:00] <jamiewan> eliezer: gparted should give you option to turn it on or off the swap partition that is
[01:00] <wilhart> what is the filename to edit that?
[01:01] <thune3> dibs: "cat /proc/net/dev" has stats since boot
[01:01] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  you are in ubuntu now? you may want to rerun 'sudo update-grub' and reboot and see if it shows Windows in the grub menus then.
[01:02] <sifter_> sorry, i was booted
[01:02] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: trying that now
[01:02] <sifter_> what was your advice?
[01:02] <eliezer> jaimewan im using this   http://imagebin.org/110125
[01:03] <welinux> dibs: sudo aptitude install ettercap-gtk   ----- a lot of interesting net tools :)
[01:03] <eliezer> is the one it brings as default
[01:03] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: hmm
[01:03] <eliezer> im updating,,have to wait to get gparted
[01:03] <jamiewan> yep yep
[01:03] <eliezer> could this be done in terminal ?
[01:03] <vol7ron> what does that circle button do in the window ?
[01:03] <jamiewan> yes
[01:03] <vol7ron> is it just a close window?
[01:04] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: should there show windows after generating grub.cfg?
[01:04] <hiku> eliezer: jamiewan are you trying to turn on your swap partition?
[01:04] <Aemaeth> i've been having problems with the xbmc repositories
[01:04] <sifter_> when i type "sudo lshw -C network" all i get is  PCI sysfs for a few seconds and then nothing. what should i do?
[01:04] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  yes. I have windows in my grub menu..
[01:04] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: hmm
[01:04] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: it didnt say windows at all
[01:05] <jamiewan> hiku: hes creating some swap space
[01:05] <CT1> Hi all. Is it possible (if so, is it not advisable?) to have my home on an ntfs volume.  I dual boot (well, single boot now that W7 is broken) my OS('s) are on one partitioned disk. My "Data" is on a seperate, large drive.  Before windows "broke" I doctored the registry to see "My Documents"... etc... as folders/directories on my big disk.  Can I have Ubuntu see that as my home directory? Please point me to some documents describing how, or expl
[01:05] <eliezer> hiku , i just created a Swap partition,,need to run it
[01:05] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:   No idea. Try rebooting and see if it shows up.. or look in the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file.
[01:05] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: just linux image, initrd and memtest
[01:05] <hiku> eliezer: try swapon /dev/sdX
[01:05] <lax_> hey guys, where is my root password stored?
[01:05] <maco> CT1: very bad idea
[01:05] <hiku> lax_: there is no root password
[01:05] <hiku> !sudo | lax
[01:05] <jrib> CT1: do not put home on ntfs, you'll have permission issues
[01:05] <Gnea> lax_: the root password is stored nowhere
[01:05] <sifter_> i am troubleshooting my wireless connection. when i type "sudo lshw -C network" all i get is  PCI sysfs for a few seconds and then nothing. what should i do?
[01:05] <lax_> isint it in /etc/shadow?
[01:05] <jrib> lax_: no
[01:05] <maco> CT1: however you could have an NTFS partition that mounts at ~/Data  or something
[01:05] <hiku> lax_: !sudo > lax
[01:05] <jrib> !root | lax_
[01:05] <eliezer> no such file or directiry
[01:05] <lax_> what about sudo password?
[01:06] <Gnea> lax_: it can't store what does not exist. please to be using sudo.
[01:06] <Gnea> sudo uses your password
[01:06] <lax_> so where is my sudo password stored?
[01:06] <jrib> lax_: there's a hash of your password in /etc/shadow...
[01:06] <Gnea> it's your password
[01:06] <blet> how to add a user into sudo group?
[01:06] <sifter_> i am troubleshooting my wireless connection. when i type "sudo lshw -C network" all i get is  PCI sysfs for a few seconds and then nothing. what should i do?
[01:06] <lax_> yes, jrib can i encrypt my /etc/shadow?
[01:06] <jrib> blet: add the user to the admin group: System -> Administration -> Users and Groups
[01:06] <Gnea> blet: that website should explain it
[01:06] <jrib> lax_: erm, why...
[01:06] <Gnea> lax_: /etc/shadow is already encrypted.
[01:07] <hiku> lax_: that wouldn't be a good idea
[01:07] <lax_> hash can be broken
[01:07] <welinux>  blet: try to ad to *admin* group
[01:07] <Dr_Willis> lax_:  if they can get to the hash...
[01:07] <eliezer> hiku,i t says no such file or directory
[01:07] <jrib> lax_: really?  break it...
[01:07] <Gnea> lax_: only if the password is weak.
[01:07] <blet> ok
[01:07] <sifter_> i am troubleshooting my wireless connection. when i type "sudo lshw -C network" all i get is  PCI sysfs for a few seconds and then nothing. what should i do?
[01:07] <hiku> lax_: can anyone access your machine besides you like can they touch it?
[01:07] <lax_> md5 hash if u use a rainbow cracker.. takes a few hours to crack
[01:07] <lax_> def doable
[01:08] <hiku> eliezer: what is the /dev/ for your swap partition?
[01:08] <Gnea> if you use a weak password, you deserve to get pwned
[01:08] <jrib> you guys are silly
[01:08] <lax_> hiku yes, via ssh
[01:08] <DARPA> lax_ : md6
[01:08] <sifter_> i am troubleshooting my wireless connection. when i type "sudo lshw -C network" all i get is  PCI sysfs for a few seconds and then nothing. what should i do?
[01:08] <jrib> lax_: look at permission on /etc/shadow for starters
[01:08] <hiku> lax_: so, your saying that anyone with ssh can phycially touch your computer?
[01:08] <eliezer> u got me there,,i dont know what u mean
[01:08] <sifter_> i need help
[01:08] <lax_> well my ssh if its not updated can be vuln
[01:08] <DARPA> sifter_ type iwconfig
[01:08] <lax_> lots of ssh exploits out there
[01:09] <DARPA> lax_ : lol
[01:09] <McLinux> lax_: do you have top clearance data on your machine?
[01:09] <lax_> no
[01:09] <DARPA> ROFL
[01:09] <sifter_> "no wireless extensions"
[01:09] <hiku> eliezer: a partition of the disk will leave you with /dev(device/sda1 that would be partition 1 of the harddrive sda
[01:09] <thune3> Aemaeth: it looks like development has moved to https://launchpad.net/~team-xbmc-svn/+archive/ppa , but some are still having problems. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9730697
[01:09] <Gnea> lax_: lots of people who read them, too
[01:09] <eliezer> do i need to run it as sudo
[01:09] <eliezer> ok let me see
[01:09] <CT1> maco: I'm happy with my current setup. I know where things are. But I have siblings over from time to time that (I don't blame them) look in "Places>Music" for my music for example.  It seems logical to them, they instantly feel alienated from the entire linux scene because of my poor storage setup...
[01:09] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: is it possible linux removed windows boot sector ?
[01:09] <DARPA> sifter_ :  lsusb make
[01:09] <hiku> eliezer: yes, sudo swapon /dev/sd#
[01:10] <eliezer> http://imagebin.org/110125  see this
[01:10] <lax_> does anyone here enable root for their ubuntu?
[01:10] <eliezer> is a screenshot
[01:10] <linoge> is there any way for network manager to use /dev/ttyACM0 instead of /dev/ttyACM1 when using for usb modem?
[01:10] <DARPA> lax_: does a bear poop in the woods
[01:10] <maco> CT1: make symlinks
[01:10] <hiku> lax_: lol I do.... =) but that's just me.
[01:10] <lax_> yup
[01:10] <headkase314> lax_, root should be avoided completely.
[01:10] <eliezer> ok let me try as sudo
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  grub installs to the MBR of the first hard drive.. so Yes.. thast does remove the windows boot loader on the MBR and replaces it with GRUB - thats how it normally works,.
[01:10] <DARPA> lol
[01:10] <maco> CT1: ln -s ~/Data/My\ Music  ~/Music
[01:10] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  can you mount/access your windows partitions  at all from Linux?
[01:10] <lax_> gentoo and all the flavor distros use root
[01:11] <Gnea> lax_, hiku: doing so is not encouraged here.
[01:11] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: yea i can mount it.
[01:11] <sifter_> lsub make command not found?
[01:11] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: sdb1
[01:11] <maco> CT1: the goal is to keep things like .ssh, .Xauthority, .bashrc etc on your normal ext3 partition
[01:11] <Gnea> lax_: they also have sudo
[01:11] <lax_> gotcha
[01:11] <hiku> Gnea: hmm, yeah, I know. been using linux way before ubuntu was a twinkle in anyones eye
[01:11] <maco> CT1: or ext4... but... a linux filesystem
[01:11] <Gnea> so you don't HAVE to use su all the time
[01:11] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  you could try using the pc's boot menus/bios to tell it to boot the 2nd hd..  I have several systems set up that way.
[01:11] <sifter_> darpa, lsub command not found
[01:11] <CT1> jrib: sorry, I was going to reply/ask something but that simlink stuff caught my attention.
[01:11] <headkase314> lax_, if you're in the recovery console you end up as root and that is the proper place to be root.  Every other instance of needing elavation beyond being in a recovery console should use sudo.
[01:11] <Gnea> hiku: same
[01:11] <eliezer> i did like this,,,sudo swapon /dev/sda2,,,thats how my partition ends
[01:12] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: yep. i tried the other disc too
[01:12] <eliezer> is that how it is done on terminal
[01:12] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: have to try again or something
[01:12] <jrib> CT1: what maco says is good advice
[01:12] <McLinux> also, sudo lets you track who's using commands and such
[01:12] <hiku> eliezer: yes
[01:12] <Gnea> hiku: but, this channel being what it is, it is expected that such a concept be respected
[01:12] <maco> CT1: then the Places menu would still work and the permissions that dotfiles need to have inside ~ are available
[01:12] <lax_> thanks headkase314
[01:12] <McLinux> so you can easily see who's attempting to violate your system
[01:12] <hiku> eliezer: perfect
[01:12] <eliezer> ok i did and nothing seem to happend
[01:12] <DARPA> sifter_ lsusb
[01:12] <eliezer> just got another line
[01:12] <eliezer> to run another command
[01:12] <headkase314> lax_, you're welcome - that is how I see it and it works for me! ;)
[01:12] <eliezer> is that mean it is ok ?
[01:12] <hiku> Gnea: totally. and I didn't tell him how to do it. I only stated that I did it when replying to his question.
[01:12] <Gnea> hiku: :)
[01:12] <linoge> is there any way for network manager to use /dev/ttyACM0 instead of /dev/ttyACM1 when using for usb modem?
[01:13] <sifter_> darpa, it lists several options -v, -s, -d, -D, -t, -V
[01:13] <CT1> maco: I'm rather new-ish to this, but the symlink stuff sounds perfect for my situation.  /me thanks all and fires up google to research.  Thanks!
[01:13] <Gnea> linoge: can't you change it in the settings?
[01:13] <hiku> eliezer: yes, now add that to your /etc/fstab
[01:13] <eliezer> ooo yes is now o system monitor
[01:13] <DARPA> sifter_ : is your wifi usb or pci compliance ?
[01:13] <eliezer> ok how i do that ?
[01:14] <hiku> eliezer: it should look like - /dev/sda2 swap sw 0 0
[01:14] <sifter_> i believe it is pci, there is nothing external
[01:14] <maco> CT1: http://ubuntulinuxtipstricks.blogspot.com/2009/11/links.html
[01:14] <hiku> ok nite all.
[01:14] <sifter_> how can i check?
[01:14] <eliezer> run that on terminal,hiku
[01:14] <sifter_> it is  atheros
[01:14] <sifter_> on my asus eee pc 900a
[01:15] <hiku> eliezer: no, edit /etc/fstab and add that entry to the end of the file. sudo vi /etc/fstab
[01:15] <headkase314> !gksduo | lax_  Should be used for graphical applications.
[01:15] <CT1> maco: Thankyou!
[01:15] <sifter_> i am trying to troubleshoot the problem . . . "No network devices available"
[01:15] <kapipi> Hey, I am having intermittent issues with mouse and keyboard input. Keyboard input stops working in non-gtk (apparently) applications like Netbeans and Opera. Also mouse ceases to work normally at intervals (maybe 3 times a day), meaning that I can still move the pointer around, but clicking does nothing, or sometimes clicks are misplaced, so that if I click on the windows border it instead registers as a click inside the windows. The issue
[01:15] <billybigrigger> sifter_, iwconfig
[01:15] <billybigrigger> ?
[01:15] <DARPA> sifter_ : dunno look at the serial number and google it
[01:16] <billybigrigger> what does it say?
[01:16] <linoge> Gnea: where? There's no place to point ttyACM1 as the default device
[01:16] <linoge> *ttyACM0
[01:16] <sifter_> iwconfig "no wireless extensions"
[01:17] <billybigrigger> sifter_, lsmod | grep ath
[01:17] <billybigrigger> sifter_, will show you if any atheros modules are loaded
[01:17] <headkase314> !info gksudo
[01:17] <eliezer> how can i run the fstab editor,,on gedit
[01:17] <headkase314> !gksudo
[01:17] <headkase314> ^ lax_
[01:17] <sifter_> there was no output for lsmod | grep ath
[01:18] <billybigrigger> sifter_, btw what atheros card?
[01:19] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: ok it doenst ever show a grub i have 2 initrds
[01:19] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: jsut hops over grub and boots directly
[01:19] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: to the default kernel
[01:19] <sifter_> i'm looking for the specific name of the card
[01:20] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: i have 2 kernels there and memtest should be visible too
[01:20] <billybigrigger> sifter_, lspci | grep net
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  sounds like grub isent seeing the windows drives.. Time to check the grub2 docs.
[01:20] <billybigrigger> should display your wireless card
[01:20] <Dr_Willis> !grub2  | wilhart
[01:20] <doctorZeus> Is there an easy way to look at my hard drive usage (used/free) in GB?  In Nautilus it only shows it in 1.x TB
[01:21] <billybigrigger> doctorZeus, df -h
[01:21] <Dr_Willis> doctorZeus:  command line.. 'df -h'
[01:21] <thinkinginvain> anyone ever use gmusicbrowser?
[01:21] <sifter_> sifter_, lspci | grep net yields no output
[01:21] <sifter_> haha
[01:21] <sifter_> ther eis no sifter in there, i just copied it
[01:21] <eliezer> ok hiku,,is this how look like when done adding that line ?
[01:22] <sifter_> lspci | grep net yeilds no output
[01:22] <eliezer> http://imagebin.org/110133
[01:22] <doctorZeus> ty
[01:22] <eliezer> i havent save it yet
[01:22] <Aemaeth> thanks thun3 finally got it to recognize after a lot of updating
[01:23] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: should i boot with windows cd and go to console and type fixmbr ? or something
[01:24] <thune3> thune3: np, just to confirm: the ~team-xbmc-svn ppa is ok? (in case someone else asks)
[01:24] <RPG-Master> OK, I've been having this terrible problem, where my system will randomly freeze and my screen will be filled with this random jagged pattern. No amount of key pressing will fix it. I just have to hold down my power button and kill it.... is this an issue with my NVIDIA drivers? Or even the graphic chip it's self?
[01:24] <thune3> Aemaeth: np, just to confirm: the ~team-xbmc-svn ppa is ok? (in case someone else asks)
[01:24] <jrib> RPG-Master: I've had a grahics card fail like that...
[01:24] <Aemaeth> the page you gave me linked to the correct ppa yes
[01:25] <RPG-Master> jrib: D:
[01:25] <gravyface> I just installed Ubuntu 10.04 Server Edition and mistakenly choose "Mail Server" and would now like to remove it.  Is this possible?
[01:25] <jrib> RPG-Master: can you swap it or is that not really feasible?
[01:25] <RPG-Master> jrib: And then you can still turn it on  and it's fine for a little while?
[01:25] <jrib> RPG-Master: yep and when you put a new one it works fine forever :P
[01:26] <RPG-Master> jrib: Nope it's a laptop :(
[01:26] <jrib> RPG-Master: try the open source drivers and see if it still happens maybe.  Yep, mine was a laptop card too
[01:26] <RPG-Master> CRRRRRAAAAAAAAAPPPPPP
[01:26] <happyface1994> how do I enable screen compositing in unr 10.04?
[01:26] <djzn> any chances to see 10.04.1 released yet TONIGHT ?
[01:26] <ChogyDan> djzn: why?  Isn't it just updated ISOs?
[01:27] <headkase314> RPG-Master, at any time do you have a legible display like showing a proper boot-screen?
[01:27] <hunterm> yes
[01:27] <djzn> yes right
[01:27] <happyface1994> how do I enable screen compositing in unr 10.04?
[01:27] <dr3mro> plz where to download ubuntu 10.04.1 iso .... it should have been released today .17th aug 2010 ... but i can't find a link to it
[01:27] <djzn> however, when you do installation production, it is handy
[01:27] <djzn> i need to reinstall 50 machines
[01:28] <en1ac3r> woooo aaaa....us here !
[01:28] <RPG-Master> headkase314: I'm using it right now.
[01:28] <en1ac3r> have we any backtrack fans here tonight ?
[01:28] <Dr_Willis> en1ac3r:  not really.. they have their own support channel.
[01:29] <headkase314> RPG-Master, do you have a Live-CD you can boot the the desktop using and see if that temporary environment works as expected?  Come here from the Live-CD if you can?
[01:29] <en1ac3r> no backtrack 4 enthusiasts ?
[01:30] <Dr_Willis> en1ac3r:  not really.. they have their own support channel. <------------------- Not here.
[01:30] <djzn> dr3mro: you also want the .1 release
[01:30] <RPG-Master> headkase314: Well that problem is, I don't know what triggers it... Like, I'm doing fine right now, I can play videos and everything...
[01:30] <en1ac3r> im pissed off....milworm has finished...
[01:30] <djzn> 10.04.1, please!!!!!!!!
[01:30] <RPG-Master> *the
[01:30] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r: SUP
[01:30] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: can you help please
[01:31] <en1ac3r> milworm has left the building
[01:31] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r: RSA3 MD6
[01:31] <headkase314> RPG-Master, intermittent and not based on any specific program supports hardware failure as probable.
[01:31] <djzn> 0.04.1
[01:31] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  all i can say is check the grub2 forums and wiki pages. I have rarely had issues with grub2. You have not even mentioned what version of windows you are using.
[01:31] <dr3mro> djzn, yes ...
[01:31] <en1ac3r> rsa3 md6 ?
[01:31] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r: conflick3r
[01:32] <en1ac3r> conflick3r  ?
[01:32] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r: nvd hash
[01:32] <RPG-Master> headkase314: Once Again.... CCCRRRAAAAAPPPP
[01:32] <evon> anyone no where i can get some ubuntu wallpapers for dual monitors that are tall instead of wide?
[01:32] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: windows7
[01:32] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: should i install ubuntu again ?
[01:32] <dr3mro> where is the 10.04.1 ISO file ... it's not on the servers yet ? and it should have been released a month ago but postponed twice for yesterday 17th aug ..??
[01:33] <RPG-Master> evon: How about some beautiful photography? :D
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  ive not used GRUB2 with win7 yet either. My only win7 box has 2 hard drives. one for ubuntu one for windows.
[01:33] <headkase314> RPG-Master, ideally just let it run MemTest from the GBUB menu?  See if you can get that to loop a few times for display corruption?  Hold Shift while booting to get the mem-test diagnostic utility?
[01:33] <superjoe> is mod_ssl no longer the preferred way of supporting HTTPS connections with apache?
[01:33] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  you may have better luck learning/reading up and figureing out how to fix GRUB then just trying to reinstgall.. (thats windows thinking)
[01:33] <RPG-Master> headkase314: I'll try that
[01:33] <superjoe> looks like libapache2-mod-gnutls is the closest alternative
[01:34] <RPG-Master> evon: 'cus I can supply some of that ;D
[01:34] <suave> hello
[01:34] <headkase314> RPG-Master, if it never happens to corrupt as long as you keep Mem-Test looping then try another OS on it to rule out faulty-drivers.
[01:34] <evon> rpg-master: i'm down with that
[01:34] <en1ac3r> alpha six 3 : sweet3r my man..right on brother :)
[01:35] <Xearo> Question, I am running a rooted Android phone with Wireless Tether and I am not seeing the SSID pop-up on my Ubuntu 10.04 laptop but it will pop-up on one of my Windows 7 machines. I tried manually putting the SSID in for the setting but no luck. Tried googling it with no luck. Any ideas?
[01:35] <RPG-Master> evon: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rpgmaster94/
[01:35] <wilhart> hmmm
[01:36] <dr3mro> at least someone tell us it's delayed again ?? so we go away ??? ubuntu 10.04.1
[01:36] <evon> rpg-master: thanks i'll take a look
[01:37] <ubbuntu> what did  maco say that package was again?
[01:37] <RPG-Master> evon: I don't like how they hid the original size option for downloading... just ask if you need help finding it. :)
[01:37] <headkase314> RPG-Master, the period "never" is a few days of running MemTest and seeing if the graphics corrupt and it locks.  If it doesn't then try another os.  Whatever happens that machine just moved over from operating as normal to an "unstable" status so if you got stuff you want to save burn or backup data on that machine.
[01:38] <wilhart>    Device Boot      Start         End      Blocks   Id  System
[01:38] <wilhart> /dev/sdb1               1       30402   244196352    7  HPFS/NTFS
[01:38] <thune3> dr3mro, djzn: it'll drop when it's ready. to get 99.9% of the way there you could take your chances with http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/lucid/daily-live/ , though sometimes it doens't fit on a cd (though i think these actually do.
[01:38] <wilhart> how do i put in grub.conf to show this sector so i can boot to windows 7
[01:38] <RPG-Master> headkase314: Will do.... Thanks for delivering this sad news :(
[01:38] <headkase314> RPG-Master, Good luck!
[01:38] <evon> rpg-master: they look great. "Unreal" is one of my favourites
[01:39] <solow> what IM has webcam support?
[01:44] <en1ac3r> who,s backtracking tonight....
[01:44] <CT1> unbootable (PAID FOR!) w7 won't boot.  I'm happy, my siblings/room-mates are happy.  I've showed them where their files are (symlinks will come soon to make it even smoother) But I miss PCDJ Red and Cooledit Pro 2.1.  Are there REPLICAS (I say replica because when I'm in a "creative state of mind" relearning interfaces ruines the flow)
[01:45] <the20year> anyone know when they're going to update ubuntu for idiots?
[01:45] <eliezer> hiku,i can just use sawp on only for seccion then i tur it on wigh gparted,,when i restart is gone,,i dont see it on system monitor
[01:45] <headkase314> !skype | solow, Skype will have the most likely to work for you if you have Windows counterparts using it.
[01:45] <itsux2bu> can a gui be added to server version of ubuntu ?
[01:46] <en1ac3r> where can i get a fake ap script from...?
[01:46] <CT1> the20year:  No specific date so far. Waiting with as much anticipation as you.... Idiots unite? :p
[01:46] <eliezer> how cain i add Swap to fstab ?
[01:47] <borja_> cool
[01:47] <the20year> having an awful time installing a few games for ubuntu :(
[01:47] <bastid_raZor> !swap | eliezer :follow the guide here
[01:47] <eliezer> i created the partition,,just need to add it to fstad ?
[01:47] <thinkinginvain> sudo apt-get install zim
[01:47] <en1ac3r> anyone knows of a goosd fake ap script...?
[01:47] <thinkinginvain> soory, disregard, wrong window
[01:47] <corespee1xxx> I just change my umask in the /etc/profile, ideas what command to run to make changes take effect?
[01:48] <en1ac3r> fake ap script antone ?
[01:48] <headkase314> solow, my grammar really sucked on explaining that last line:  Skype is a good choice if you want to keep in contact with not only Linux users but also need Windows, and OSX users included.  It's proprietary but at the same time it is pragmatic.
[01:48] <wilhart> ok my GRUB does not load on reboot
[01:48] <wilhart> it just jumps over the selecrion screen
[01:49] <CT1> eliezer: Idioticly, after many format/reinstall cycles (windows based) I found I ended up with 2 swap partitions on one disk, which ubuntu uses automatically.
[01:49] <carlos111> RhythmBox wants text/html decoder plugin. Does anyone know witch package contains it? i tried several already
[01:49] <A|phA_SIX3> headkase314: skype is the worst choice ever
[01:49] <en1ac3r> i need scripts...i live for scripts....i must have scripts....woooooaghhhh
[01:49] <borja_> alternative to skipe?
[01:49] <headkase314> A|phA_SIX3, explain the better options?
[01:49] <en1ac3r> scripts !
[01:50] <solow> headkase314, thanks :)
[01:50] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r:  That is a 10-4 DUH
[01:51] <headkase314> solow, you're welcome - getting your web-cam and microphone set up can turn out to be further issues and if so just come back here, you're welcome!
[01:51] <solow> :)
[01:51] <arturo393> hi
[01:51] <en1ac3r> alpha..do you know of a good fake ap script
[01:51] <thune3> itsux2bu: you can add desktop to server version. depends on how much of the desktop you want installed, but ubuntu-desktop package will install everything with the trimmings.
[01:51] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r:  yea
[01:52] <eliezer> well i created a swap about 2G for a 51G Hard Drive,,im reading how to add to fstab
[01:52] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r:  L1
[01:52] <en1ac3r> :)
[01:52] <en1ac3r> l1 ?
[01:52] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r:  Bt4 r1
[01:52] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r:  tether a droid
[01:52] <arturo393> anyone knows how to improve the suspension time on start up?
[01:53] <cliff_> Does any1 know how to end an unresponsive terminal command? (not a running GUI program, but when you write a command in terminal and it never ends.)
[01:53] <en1ac3r> yes,seen that on there...
[01:53] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r:  goal
[01:53] <A|phA_SIX3> en1ac3r:  goal ?
[01:53] <bastid_raZor> cliff_: press ctrl C
[01:53] <en1ac3r> bingo,japs a gud un :)
[01:53] <arturo393> cliff_: ctrl+C or ctrl+D
[01:54] <borja_> red like mars is the color of my flag
[01:54] <itsux2bu> i have i have ubuntu 10.04 server.. how can i add a desktop to it? what the default gui for ubuntu?
[01:54] <A|phA_SIX3> borja_ : I like your status
[01:54] <cliff_> bastid_raZor, and arturo393: TY both!
[01:55] <rafazed> ubuntu 32 bits vs 64 bits?
[01:55] <rafazed> i will buy and amd athlon II x4 with 64 bits support, should I install Ubuntu 64bits version?
[01:55] <billybigrigger> itsux2bu, why did you download ubuntu 10.04 server and want to put a desktop on it?
[01:56] <billybigrigger> you should have just installed ubuntu 10.04
[01:56] <orion_Xorg> corespee1xxx,    'source /etc/profile
[01:56] <xangua> itsux2bu: why not better install the ubuntu desktop cd instead of server¿¿ sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[01:56] <arturo393> cliff_: you always can kill a process if it does not respond , try htop to perform it.
[01:56] <teejis> has anyone had issues with installing wubi 10 on an ibm thinkpad t41?
[01:56] <CT1> Oh! Cooledit<=Wine!  Perhaps. I hope so. The, full featured and superior open source (+cross platform) alternative has a vastly different interface.  I'm sure is far better and more intuitive, but I'm drunk... I mean, I want my inspiration to shine, rather than being clouded with new...  Wrong channel.  Drink distorts things.  I respect and love you collectively for your technical help whenever it's needed... again, a little drunk.... I'm off.
[01:56] <corespee1xxx> orion_Xorg: Yeah, I've changed it. How do I make changes come alive?
[01:57] <xangua> rafazed: how many ram does it have¿
[01:57] <itsux2bu> ok.. next question..
[01:57] <rafazed> what is the key combination to restar the computer, it was like REISUB or something like that
[01:57] <headkase314> A|phA_SIX3, please answer truthfully if you are a bot?  What was your favorite childrhood memory?
[01:57] <rafazed> 4gb
[01:57] <rafazed> 2x2
[01:57] <itsux2bu> is there a linux versuon of vlc ?
[01:57] <coz_> itsux2bu,  yes there is
[01:58] <orion_Xorg> corespee1xxx, the command line is 'source' As I have told you
[01:58] <A|phA_SIX3> headkase314: AIDS
[01:58] <coz_> itsux2bu,   sud apt-get install vlc
[01:58] <itsux2bu> sudo
[01:58] <coz_> yes
[01:58] <rafazed> xangua
[01:58] <coz_> itsux2bu,  yes sudo
[01:58] <itsux2bu> ok..
[01:58] <xangua> rafazed: try 64bit then, you can also use 32bit with no problem
[01:58] <headkase314> A|phA_SIX3, achieved !troll status! ;)
[01:59] <sharky> +1
[01:59] <A|phA_SIX3> headkase314: Wow can I become a wizard with mystical powers
[01:59] <rafazed> but i have heard of some problems on 64bit version
[01:59] <rafazed> first it takes more ram
[01:59] <xangua> rafazed: the only issue with 32bit is it doesn't detect 4gb of ram but you can detect them with !pae
[02:00] <rafazed> and second it isnt compatible with all of the programs
[02:00] <en1ac3r> anyone got anygood wpa password lists ?
[02:00] <rafazed> xangua: btw how do i send you a private message like u?
[02:00] <headkase314> A|phA_SIX3, this is a courtesy comment to say I will not be feeding you - I will haughtily proceed to ignore you now.
[02:01] <Guest69919> I suddenly can't boot into Lucid. It freezes at Logo. No key combination will get response inluding alt-prtscrn-reisub. I'm in CLI now.
[02:01] <dr3mro> please can any one help me with my laptop overheat
[02:01] <Guest69919> Previously was not doing anything I thought was suspect.
[02:01] <A|phA_SIX3> headkase314: Good because I bite the hand that feeds JIT
[02:02] <en1ac3r> dr3mro....proceed to the window and let go in a forward fashion
[02:03] <shawnboy> So, if anyone has advice on what to try to fix my freezing on boot, I'd appreciate help.
[02:03] <A|phA_SIX3> headkase314: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6Gt2D5mbrU
[02:03] <rafazed> xangua
[02:03] <coz_> shawnboy,  is this a fresh install... an upgraded previous version...or did this occur after updates?
[02:04] <shawnboy> coz_: no, been using it for quite some time. Latest updates I remember were seemingly insignificant lang_en updates.
[02:04] <itsux2bu> oh wait.. i need to install  guest additions in vbox..
[02:04] <coz_> shawnboy,  mmm that;s odd if they were just language updates...not sure they could have this effect
[02:05] <Tempus_Fugit> Hello all...........does anyone know a simple way to make my laptop a hotspot to share my eth connection with my android phone?
[02:05] <shawnboy> coz_: s'what I thought.
[02:05] <coz_> shawnboy,  and each attemtp to boot  freezes?
[02:05] <shawnboy> tried 4 times
[02:05] <shawnboy> locks hard.
[02:05] <shawnboy> at logo
[02:05] <rafazed> @xangua hi
[02:05] <coz_> shawnboy,  mm...at logon you mean ...yes??
[02:05] <itsux2bu> i am liking this vm stuff..  have my windows, while i learn ubuntu/linux
[02:05] <shawnboy> no, ubuntu Lucid logo. never get to logon gdm screen.
[02:06] <coz_> shawnboy,  at that point  can you hit ctrl+alt+F1 to get into text console?
[02:06] <coz_> shawnboy,  oh
[02:06] <xangua> rafazed: ¿¿
[02:06] <ChogyDan> shawnboy: can you check your logs?
[02:06] <coz_> shawnboy,  do you have nvidia card by chance?
[02:06] <rafazed> how do i send you a private message like your last message?
[02:06] <zkriesse> rafazed: /msg nick
[02:07] <shawnboy> ChogyDan: was only question I could think of.. but I've never done that, so would need some guidance (seeing what's going on when it freezes).
[02:07] <Tempus_Fugit> Looking to turn my laptop into a hotspot for wifi on my phone anyone know how I can do this with lucid ???
[02:07] <itsux2bu> does vlc need a gui?
[02:07] <AndrewMC> Tempus_Fugit~ right click network icon in menu>> edit connections>> edit eth0>> then ipv4 settings>> then shared with other computers
[02:07] <shawnboy> I'm basically familiar with CLI... nano et. in irssi now.
[02:08] <ChogyDan> shawnboy: I would check kern.log then Xorg.?.log or something   both in /var/log
[02:09] <coz_> ChogyDan,  ah  I thought he said it freezes with the  plymouth ubuntu theme...yes?
[02:09] <ChogyDan> coz_: yeah, it sounds like it is before gdm kicks in
[02:10] <Tempus_Fugit> AndrewMC: Not seeing the shared with other computers ...was with you all the way to ipv4 settings...a box at the bottom is checked that says available to all users ..however that is just for all users with an acct on the laptop
[02:10] <coz_> ChogyDan,  not sure he can access the logs without perhaps the live cd
[02:10] <AndrewMC> Tempus_Fugit~ its in the automatic(DHCP) dropdown menu
[02:10] <rafazed> what else, besides recognizing more than 3.2gb ram, the 64bit version can do?
[02:11] <coz_> ChogyDan,  and even then the logs would not have recorded anything at that point  I dont believe
[02:11] <the20year> is it possible that a program i've installed using ubuntu software center is stuck on my system? I'm trying to download a game off playdeb.net and for some reason every time i install it , i get the out of date version which i thought I removed from my system
[02:11] <Tempus_Fugit> AndrewMC: mine does not show a drop down menu for dhcp just an input box however there is a icon that says "routes"
[02:12] <shawnboy> ChogyDan: looks like last signif entry in kern.log is loading (or trying) kernel.
[02:12] <AndrewMC> Tempus_Fugit~ do you see a drop down next to something like "Method:"
[02:13] <xangua> rafazed: with !pae 32bit can detect more than 3.2bgof ram
[02:13] <the20year> anyone?
[02:13] <headkase314> the20year, playdeb and it's related getdeb both require a one-time install of a package from their respective web-sites to place their repository information into sources.list.
[02:13] <itsux2bu> what is dkms ?
[02:14] <the20year> is there a way to remove the getdeb that's on my system? playdeb.net says it has the newest compile of the program , but the software center has a 1 year old version  ,I installed the software center version , then uninstalled it
[02:14] <avi_> hey guys, I'm on Lucid, and I think my C/C++ compilers are broken. I can't compile from the command line (garbage errors) using g++, and I can't compile in Code::Blocks, running from the terminal it says it couldn't find Intel c/c++ compiler. I can't even launch codelite, because of the same issue. What
[02:14] <headkase314> the20year, have you done that?  Installed a .deb file using gdebi and then "sudo apt-get update" to ensure you were getting the latest versions?  "sudo apt-get upgrade" will do this.
[02:14] <avi_> 's up?
[02:15] <ChogyDan> shawnboy: yeah, I dunno, maybe coz_ has an idea?  Are you booting into recovery mode?
[02:15] <the20year> i'm running it now , i did it somewhat recently, will it update even though the program is currently uninstalled?
[02:15] <_pg_> I'm wanting to make a media center on a weaker computer, can someone recommend the lightest/best way to go? It runs boxee decently as long as the content is local.
[02:17] <shawnboy> ChogyDan: yes, I'm in recovery mode now... CLI root w/ networking.
[02:17] <headkase314> the20year, you can go to -> Aministration > Software Sources to remove the playdeb repository information but unfortunately just doing that alone may leave you with some programs that are installed as "greater version" number programs - you're system won't automatically remove packages that came from the playdeb repository.
[02:17] <the20year> k
[02:17] <thinkinginvain> Guayadeque Music Player looks promising
[02:18] <ChogyDan> shawnboy: can you pastebin your kern.log?  pastebinit makes it easy
[02:18] <the20year> i'm looking at it now , and after looking at the 'install additional software' that was required to install it , the data that it says it used was from the old versiom
[02:19] <cannonfodder> is there a program that spits out the hex or ascii value of any key i hit on keyboard?  i want to see wat ascii value gets spit out when i hit the volume button on my new laptop...the volume doesnt seem to respond when i hit the volume buttons
[02:19] <shawnboy> ChogyDan: I think. I'd have to check really quick if I have lynx installed and if it will be lynx friendly. Won't tak long. You'd only want latest few screens I'm guessing.
[02:19] <headkase314> the20year, research ppa-purge if you need to remove the repository in a sane manner.  ppa-purge right now comes from a few testing repositories.  Those aren't really good to get it from as they tend to include stuff you don't want.  Give me a minute with google.
[02:19] <tone>  - -
[02:20] <tone> go home
[02:20] <ChogyDan> shawnboy: just use: pastebinit kern.log
[02:20] <tarikk> Hey guys, I'm trying to connect MSN on empathy but I can't get it to login. I'm assuming this is because I'm behind a proxy. What do I do? I've setup system-wide proxy settings and everything works fine..
[02:20] <_pg_> I'm wanting to make a media center on a weaker computer, can someone recommend the lightest/best way to go? It runs boxee decently as long as the content is local.
[02:21] <tone> you can use emesene..
[02:21] <the20year> i'll look at it , i just don't understand i guess, i'm used to windows
[02:21] <tarikk> Its just empathy
[02:22] <tone> if you just hava empathy  i cant help you /
[02:22] <tone> im a newer.
[02:22] <delaware> how often does your ubuntu have to be reinstalled from curroption like windows always has to?  just interested in other people's experiences.
[02:23] <xaemonic_> hi guys
[02:23] <headkase314> the20year, see this -> http://www.webupd8.org/2009/12/remove-ppa-repositories-via-command.html <- for instructions and a download link as a .deb package you install with gdebi.  It will only install the ppa-purge command - nothing else.  Then you can try to work through those instructions and try?  I'm not sure if it will cleanly remove the programs if the repository isn't an actual ppa however: so, I don't know
[02:23] <xaemonic_> how do i install a fserv script into my xchat irc.....
[02:23] <headkase314> completely if ppa-purge will work for you! :(
[02:23] <FloodBot4> headkase314: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:23] <thune3> cannonfodder: maybe "xinput list | grep id" then "xinput test <id_number>"
[02:23] <tone> - -#
[02:23] <shawnboy> :)  anyone know how to copy / paste in pure CLI mode? ie from nano to lynx paste-bin ?
[02:23] <cannonfodder> thanks thune3
[02:23] <xaemonic_> how do i install a fserv script into my xchat irc..
[02:24] <pgpkeys> any recommendations for a viable alternative to evolution?
[02:24] <delaware> pgpkeys: gmail
[02:25] <robertwall> thunderbird
[02:25] <pgpkeys> i have gmail. i want something for local usage.
[02:25] <cteeto> Does anyone know if its possible to get the 3in1 magicjoybox pc controller adapter to work in linux? It does not offiicially support linux, but it shows up when I run hwinfo
[02:25] <pgpkeys> having too many problems with evolution only getting so many emails and then gaking and forgetting passwords, and .. driving me nuts :)
[02:26] <Tempus_Fugit> AndrewMC: Hmm ok well that disconnected me
[02:26] <tik> hi
[02:26] <tik> !resetpanels
[02:26] <shawnboy> ChogyDan: I have log file in one screen, lynx paste-bin in another, but don't know how get part or all of log file into paste-bin without GUI.  :(
[02:26] <delaware> pgpkeys:  honestly i don't know.  i either use gmail's web client or check it on my blackberry.
[02:26] <ChogyDan> shawnboy: did pastebinit not work?
[02:27] <pgpkeys> actually since google handles the email for my domain as it is, I was hoping for an all-in-one that also integrated with google calendars
[02:27] <shawnboy> ChogyDan: I am not familiar with pasti-binit. Is it command line utility package I can install?
[02:28] <jellow> shawnboy: yes
[02:28] <coz_> shawnboy,  did you get to your logs?
[02:29] <shawnboy> Ahah! There's an answer for everything, it seems. I'll install really fast.
[02:29] <AndrewMC> Tempus_Fugit~ sorry thats all i know on that matter
[02:31] <headkase314> !ppa-purge
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> i was thinking ppa-purge is going to be in the default repos in the next release.
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> Ubuntu-tweak also has ppa-purge support now i think
[02:32] <gxa> 大家好
[02:33] <gxa> 我是中国的LINUX用户，我使用的是YLMF OS 3.0
[02:33] <headkase314> !ppa-purge | Will be standard in Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick -> http://www.ubuntuupdates.org/packages/show/247556
[02:33] <delaware> ^^ toyota
[02:34] <wilhart> where do i see if i have sill a working windows7 on my sdb1 ?
[02:34] <shawnboy> ChogyDan: http://pastebin.com/KpgiQMSD
[02:34] <wilhart> i think my install failed my windows 7
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  you had linux on its own hard drive? sda, and windows on sdb?
[02:36] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: windows in 250giga and linux in 320giga now it said i ubuntu install that there is no operation system in sda
[02:36] <Blue1> wilhart: tried this?  http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=314
[02:36] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: the install
[02:36] <gxa> 我的PC上安装了WINDOWS XP ，WINDOWS 7 ，PUPPY LINUX， YLMF OS3.0四个系统，运行非常稳定
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  you have 2 hard drives? sda (linux) and sdb (windows) ? or 2 partitions?
[02:36] <gxa> 一个硬盘，多个分区
[02:36] <M5800> yoros
[02:37] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: yeap..
[02:37] <M5800> yobros
[02:37] <maco> !cn | gxa
[02:37] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: the first one
[02:37] <Blue1> !cn | gxa
[02:37] <delaware> will someone kick gxa?
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> If  You have 2 seperate hard drives. You could let grub stay on the linux HD.. and windows on its own.. and let each use their own bootloader.
[02:37] <M5800> hahah
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  I would say Unpluyg the linux hd. and see if windows boots.
[02:37] <Blue1> delaware: ahh cap'n but I don' think I've got the pow'r!
[02:37] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: i've tried everything ever windows repair didnt find no windows oh well .
[02:37] <M5800> @delware i think if ure install linix, u should only put 1 HD in and vice versa
[02:38] <KB1JWQ> delaware: Unrikery.  The !cn factoid seems to have worked. :-)
[02:38] <IdeAleSs> I need a simple image editing tool for my wife.  Something like irfanview.  Is there anything like that for ubuntu?
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  you may want to ask in #windows.
[02:38] <ChogyDan> shawnboy: hmm, your wifi is getting there.  Have you tried alt+sysrq+k?
[02:38] <Blue1> IdeAleSs: gimp
[02:38] <Richiie> could anyone help me
[02:38] <Dr_Willis> IdeAleSs:  thats more of an image viewer.. what editing tasks are you doing?
[02:38] <wilhart> Dr_Willis: it wont help is't broken and os cant find windows 7 anywhere
[02:38] <ChogyDan> shawnboy: I'm only guessing about the wifi actually
[02:38] <M5800> delware: then from there u can use the BIOS to boot from which first. Im not sure whether it works anot, no experiance
[02:38] <Richiie> i have installed enlightment on my other PC and im trying to manually force my WIFI card to go on
[02:38] <blaine> Hi can anyone help me? With Alacarte, I as normal user I can uncheck games from the Games menu but when I go to the the menu its unchanged. Reopening Alacarte shows the settings saved. All the other menus besides games work fine.  If i sudo alacarte it won't save changes at all.
[02:39] <Richiie> is it only ifup wlan0 or am i doing wrong ?
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  for getting windows fixed - its best to ask in #windows  they may know some fix.. OR reinstall..
[02:39] <delaware> M5800:  your answering wilhart's question, not mine
[02:39] <wilhart> hm.
[02:39] <M5800> richiie: same problem here, i think the driver is not ready out of the box
[02:39] <Blue1> Dr_Willis: this helped me (from jordon_u)  http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=314
[02:39] <IdeAleSs> Dr_Willis, Resizing and minor color adjustment.
[02:39] <rafazed> how much ram does ubuntu lucid uses on a clean install?
[02:39] <IdeAleSs> Blue1, not a chance of getting my wife to jump into gimp.
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> wilhart:  Ive often installed windows to sda, wuth the linux HD unplugged.. THEN unplugged the windows HD. and insstalled Linux to  the 2nd hd..
[02:40] <delaware> rafazed:  roughly 300mb
[02:40] <Blue1> IdeAleSs: sorry only thing I can think of....
[02:40] <pbarros> wilhart have you tried testdisk?
[02:40] <Richiie> M5800: are you sure ? im using Ubuntu 9.10 whit Enlightment 17 as Desktop Manager
[02:40] <Dr_Willis> IdeAleSs:  check the package manager. thers some image editing tools  and viewers that may do those.. Irvanview does work in Wine.
[02:40] <IdeAleSs> Blue1, np.  I live in gimp.  :-)
[02:40] <wilhart> pbarros: nope
[02:40] <gxa> 我找不到UBUNTU－CN
[02:40] <Blue1> IdeAleSs: you can run photoshoppe under wine iirc
[02:40] <Richiie> M5800: is it impssible to force the network to come up ?
[02:40] <maco> gxa: /join #ubuntu-cn
[02:40] <headkase314> rafazed, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements <- System requirements.
[02:41] <M5800> Broz, is it possible that a fresh install of linux, and when i boot into linux and use it, the OS might make my graphic card heat up as compared to using windows? Maybe because it has not have a better driver yet?
[02:41] <rafazed> i know the system requirements
[02:41] <pbarros> if you have lost a partition testdisk will have a good chance of finding it
[02:41] <rafazed> but i wanted to know exactly the consumption
[02:41] <IdeAleSs> yeah, did I read somewhere that conical was replacing gimp with something more straight forward?  I can't recall the application though.
[02:41] <Richiie> what other terminal commands can force a network to manually come up ?
[02:41] <Richiie> ifup wlan0
[02:41] <Richiie> and more ?
[02:41] <headkase314> rafazed, do you need to do anything that would require more or less system resources?
[02:41] <blaine> Hi can anyone help me? With Alacarte, I as normal user I can uncheck games from the Games menu but when I go to the the menu its unchanged. Reopening Alacarte shows the settings saved. All the other menus besides games work fine.  If i sudo alacarte it won't save changes at all. Running Lucid
[02:41] <Blue1> blaine: sorry never heard of it.
[02:41] <Dr_Willis> M5800:  ive rarely heard of Video Card OVerheating issues.. those things tend to either kick the fans on HIGH  if the drivers are not properly controlling the fans.. or they throttle down if getting too hot.
[02:41] <shawnboy> coz: http://pastebin.com/KpgiQMSD ChogyDan: no, but I tried alt-PrS-REISUB
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> M5800:  you playing some 3d games in linux?
[02:42] <Dr_Willis> M5800:  its possible the fan controlls under windows are not as optmized. but that should just make the fans run more/louder.
[02:43] <Richiie> could anyone make a list for me about Network terminal commands ?
[02:43] <Richiie> like ifup wlan0 ifconfig etc what more to get my network working under Enlightment 17
[02:43] <M5800> Dr_Willis: it's because i installed it, and i was using it as normal, trying to find a solution to get my internet working, so basically no better/new drivers are installed yet. Then half way, it shuts down. I opened up the top and can really tell the GFX is REALLY heated up. as compared to running it in windows
[02:44] <M5800> Dr_Willis: Happens all the time bte
[02:44] <M5800> Dr_Willis: btw i mean
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> M5800:  i would find it odd that just the normal desktop would overload any video card.
[02:44] <Blue1> YEA!
[02:44] <Dr_Willis> pay attention to the fans under both os's - it could be the fans are being contriolled wrongly
[02:44] <delaware> dr_willis:  unless they had every option turned on compiz on a laptop gpu, then i could see that happening.
[02:45] <pbarros> wilhart:  Even if Testdisk doesn't find windows7 on your 2nd harddrive, you may still be able to recover the data
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> delaware:  i would find that hard to do also.. of course could be some older overheat prone video cards as well. :)
[02:45] <zachary> hi if i have a computer running ubuntu with localhost, what steps do i have to do to get that to be a server published online?
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> delaware:  gotta love SLI enabled Desktops with Compiz! :)
[02:46] <M5800> Dr_Willis: yeah never encountered this before. my other installations went fine. only with this Desktop. Btw i can see the fans move the same in both WIN and LINUX. so i thought it was ubuntu running the clock too high? because of some incompatible out of the box drivers?
[02:46] <zachary> i just need the files in the server to be accessed via web
[02:46] <delaware> Dr_Willis:  oh yeah, until you see your electric bill at the end of the month for that 700watt psu your running!!!!!
[02:46] <zachary> like any website
[02:46] <Dr_Willis> M5800:  what video card anyway?
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> delaware:  700? Phhh.. ive seen systems with 1000W.. even seen them with TWIN 1000W
[02:47] <M5800> Dr_Willis: GT220 it's an Acer Desktop btw.
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> still not sure what that guy used 2x1000W PSU's for..
[02:47] <zachary> any help would be appreciated
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> M5800:  check the forums perhaps. Ive not seen anyone else mention similer issues with nvidia cards overheating.
[02:48] <M5800> Dr_Willis: Nvidia GT220
[02:48] <delaware> Dr_Willis:  that's insane!  my hp laptop my be almost 3 years old, but once the batteries charged the most it will pull is 35watts from the wall at full tilt transcoding.  i'll sacrifice a little speed to save $50 a month in electricity bills.
[02:48] <wilhart> pbarros: yea i'm copyuing data from that harddrive
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> M5800:  as a test.. you could just boot to the console  and let it sit for a while and monitor the heat..
[02:48] <wilhart> pbarros: its no biggie windows 7 is easy to install
[02:48] <rafazed> has anyone tried 64bits ubuntu version?
[02:48] <wilhart> yea i have 64bit
[02:48] <M5800> Dr_Willis: yeah... i might just give up on making it work haha. Because it's my siblings desktop anyways... i have my own machine to use it on
[02:49] <Blue1> rafazed: i am using 64 bit here
[02:49] <delaware> M5800:  if your pc is new enough just boot into the bios and monitor the temps from there for 15 minutes as a baseline
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> delaware:  My New laptop has a ECO mode (windows only) and a graph showing its Watt ussage. :) idling/desktop = 20-30W.  Playing Crysis = 120W  :)
[02:49] <headkase314> rafazed, I had 64-bit but recently reinstalled 32-bit mainly because I only have 3GB of system memory.
[02:49] <M5800> Dr_Willis: yeah i was planning to do that, now waiting for the GFX to cool down
[02:49] <owner> Hello I did the Mac4Lin thing and I want to replace the Gnome Foot with the Apple logo.
[02:49] <owner> How can I do this?
[02:49] <delaware> Dr_Willis:  that's a cool gadget I'd love to see!!  Blows only for winblows though.
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> Is there a tool/way to determine the "W" ussage of a machine in a general way? Ive never noticed sich a tool under Linux, only seen it on this one laptop under windows also.
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> Theres those Watt meter devices.. but thats not what this is measuring.
[02:50] <delaware> Dr_Willis:  I'm using a kill-a-watt meter to measure all power consumption from my linux laptop.
[02:51] <owner> I tried using Ubuntu tweak to Change my menu icon but it wouldn't let me do that.
[02:52] <headkase314> "Additionally, a plug computer uses 5 watts under normal operations, in contrast to the typical 25 to 100 watts for a dedicated PC." <--> http://www.itwire.com/opinion-and-analysis/the-linux-distillery/41230-cheap-linux-wall-warts-small-on-size-big-on-possib
[02:52] <owner> Hey maybe someone can help me figure out why I'm invisible in this IRC Chat
[02:54] <Dr_Willis> delaware:  yea. well this is measuing what its actually using. I would think those watt meters on a laptop would be doing more of a 'charge' thing also.  But its nice to see the pc makers actually paying attention to the power ussage.
[02:54] <headkase314> rafazed, in response to your private message: since you have 4GB of system memory it would be appropriate to either use 64-bit or a 32-bit PAE kernel.
[02:54] <delaware> headkase314:  where do you buy those?
[02:54] <headkase314> !pae | rafazed
[02:55] <Dr_Willis> delaware:  it even has some way of throttling down the drives, cpu, video, and other things to reduce power.    I need to get one of those Killawatt meters to compare it under linux and windows.
[02:55] <xomp_> anyone know how I can verify that ubuntu is recognizing my SD slot? Acer Aspire One d260
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> xomp_:  for some of those laptops - it will ONOLY see the sd cards IF its plugged in when the system boots.. and can lose the slot if you use suspend/hibernate.
[02:56] <delaware> Dr_Willis:  for $20 at lowes you can't beat it.  it's a nice handy little toy (er ah tool) to have around the house.
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> xomp_:  ive had a lot of 'fighting' with sd card/slots in the past. :(
[02:56] <xomp_> Dr_Willis, oh sheesh that doesn't sound too good heh
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> delaware:  yea. I need to get one for my PC toolbox to sit next to my Decible Meter.
[02:56] <jdsbluedevl> HELP ME I'M IN INTERNET SHARING HELL!!!!!!!!!
[02:56] <Dr_Willis> xomp_:  the MB/PC makers do such odd things with built in slot readers.
[02:56] <owner> I'm still waiting
[02:56] <owner> Anyone know how to change the menu icon?
[02:57] <jdsbluedevl> sorry to be dramatic
[02:57] <xomp_> I will try booting my system with my card in and see if it mounts it
[02:57] <Dr_Willis> xomp_:  a $5 usb card reader = good investment.
[02:57] <jdsbluedevl> but I have gotten ZERO help in the past two months
[02:57] <jdsbluedevl> from anyone here, from the forums, and from the dipwits at Roku
[02:57]  * Dr_Willis dosent even know who Roku is
[02:57] <jdsbluedevl> Roku = the Netflix streaming box
[02:57] <xomp_> Dr_Willis, well, I'd much rather use the one I have in my laptop since it's an SDHC reader :P and having to carry around devices is so Windows 98'ish
[02:58] <owner> HELLO
[02:58] <jdsbluedevl> heck, I already changed my computer and moved everything over.  No dice.  Apparently the motherboard wasn't the problem
[02:58] <xomp_> reboot time heh
[02:58] <iflema> !patience | owner
[02:58] <jdsbluedevl> so it's gotta be the SOFTWARE!!!
[02:58] <Dr_Willis> xomp_:  yea. also had friends with issues with SDHC cards.. in a normal SD slot..
[02:59] <xomp_> thanks Dr_Willis \o
[02:59] <thune3> owner: on my 9.10 system the image is /usr/share/icons/gnome/24x24/places/start-here.png , which I can replace
[02:59] <vol7ron> does anyone else have problems when installing Eclipse from the Ubuntu Software Center?
[02:59] <MrPrinny> Let me try.
[02:59] <Dr_Willis> jdsbluedevl:  so far youve not really stated the problem.. all i can gather is 'roku dont work with internet shareing' (or somthing like that)
[02:59] <rod__> howdy! Has anyone here configured gedit to work with latex in ubuntu?
[02:59] <jdsbluedevl> Dr_Willis: sorry, I just feel frustrated
[03:00] <jdsbluedevl> so the problem is that my Ubuntu computer fails to recognize the Roku box as a connection
[03:00] <jdsbluedevl> Dr_Willis: for that matter, when I try to share the Internet with my laptop, it shows a connection, but the throughput is ZERO
[03:00] <econdudeawesome> I'll ask with the right nick: Has anyone here successfully configured gedit to work with latex?
[03:01] <MrPrinny> vol7ron: It seems to be downloading/installing just fine so far.
[03:01] <jdsbluedevl> Dr_Willis: and the only response I got in the forums is a SPAMBOT!
[03:01] <pbarros> owner,  try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1478864
[03:01] <tym> hi
[03:01] <rafazed> does it really worth to install the 64bits version? what are the advantages?
[03:01] <xomp_> Dr_Willis, welp, no love with SD card inserted with reboot heh
[03:02] <xomp_> I may end up going back to Windows 7 Starter :/
[03:02] <MrPrinny> vol7ron: I will admit that it's downloading rather slowly, though.
[03:02] <Dr_Willis> xomp_:  check the forums. for some of my laptops ive had to use some kernel boot options.
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> xomp_:  i recall on my old AAO i had to use some boot option to get both slots working. and even then one side slot had to have a card inserrted at boot time
[03:03] <Dr_Willis> rafazed:  if you can use 64bit.. i say YES . use 64bit
[03:03] <headkase314> rafazed, program executables are on average 9% bigger with 64-bit although just the programs, not the data.  And overall 64-bit programs run 3-4% faster than the exact same program compiled with 32-bit.  I would go 32-bit PAE if I were you!
[03:03] <jdsbluedevl> Here's my thread, complete with BUMP ranting: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1517232&highlight=roku
[03:03] <headkase314> !pae | rafazed
[03:03] <Chiggins> How can I change the sudoers file to allow NOPASSWD on a specific set of commands
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> rafazed:  benchmark sites ive seen say that 32bit PAE can be SLOWER then normal 32bit. and definatly slower then 64bit.
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> Chiggins:  theres a wiki page on editing the sudowers file with examples
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> !sudoers
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> !sudo
[03:04] <vol7ron> MrPrinny, that's not the problem..  the problem is when installing plugins
[03:04] <Dr_Willis> bye all.. work time for me
[03:04] <jdsbluedevl> Dr_Willis: I'm actually getting really close to doing a second wipe of my hard drive to fix the problem
[03:04] <headkase314> Dr_Willis, rafazed, thank you!
[03:04] <vol7ron> MrPrinny, at least on x64
[03:04] <MrPrinny> Oh, I didn't see the part about plugins.
[03:04] <jdsbluedevl> And once again, nobody hears my cry for help
[03:05] <jdsbluedevl> Not the chat, not the forums.  I might as well be dead to Ubuntu
[03:05] <vol7ron> MrPrinny, I didn't add it... it's hard to be noticed in #ubuntu
[03:05] <MrPrinny> Well, there are lots of people trying to ask for help. I can understand why it may be difficult at times to get someone to help out.
[03:05] <MrPrinny> Which plugins are you having trouble with?
[03:06] <headkase314> rafazed, if you have a fast processor you may not notice much difference?  Do you know your general hardware specs?  Perhaps as Dr_Willis is seeming to recommend 64-bit would be best?
[03:06] <excess^|home> Does anyone know if there is an alternative to MySQL Workbench available on Ubuntu?
[03:06] <Chiggins> Alright, I see how to add NOPASSWD to ALL, but how do i add it to specific commands
[03:07] <jellow> how can i force passwd to take a simple password ( with out touching /etc/shadow/ )
[03:07] <vol7ron> MrPinny: anything from: http://download.eclipse.org/releases/galileo/
[03:08] <vol7ron> MrPinny: found a post a while ago that said to 'apt-get install eclipse-pde', which seems to work, but who knows
[03:08] <vol7ron> MrPinny, this shows that there's a problem with the Ub Soft Center
[03:10] <MrPrinny> vol7ron: I'm trying to see if I can have any luck.
[03:11] <MrPrinny> one moment, please.
[03:11] <Chiggins> Where is the location of the commands ifconfig and dhclient
[03:11] <guampa> jdsbluedevl: sorry what's a roku box?
[03:12] <pbarros> Chiggins:   have you tried the which command in a terminal?
[03:12] <excess^|home> Does anyone know if there as a MySQL Workbench alternative on Ubuntu?
[03:12] <pbarros> it will give you the locations of any command
[03:13] <Chiggins> pbarros, ha didnt know that, thanks
[03:13] <pbarros> np...  I like the easy ones!
[03:13] <hanasaki> any reason why the screen saver in gnome would take 5mins or so to timeout on a bad password?
[03:15] <vol7ron> MrPrinny, I hope you didn't apt-get
[03:16] <MrPrinny> Not yet, why?
[03:16] <malik_> hii
[03:16] <malik_> i hate ubuntu
[03:16] <malik_> and mac
[03:17] <MrPrinny> Any particular reason?
[03:17] <malik_> ubuntu bcoz ov terminal commands
[03:17] <malik_> mac coz u get no u have to use mac software
[03:18] <harovali> hi , Today I try to edit a /etc/resolv.conf in a remote newly installed ubuntu (whose /etc/debian_version contains squezze/syd )  , and to my surprise /etc/resolv.conf  was a directory instead of a file. What am I supposed to do if I want to put a nameserver line in there ?  Whay has that changed ??
[03:18] <vol7ron> MrPrinny, because that seems to be the fix
[03:18] <MrPrinny> Oh, so you're all good to go?
[03:19] <vol7ron> I think so, but the fact that the Software Center doesn't come with the needed plugin is what I'm bringing up
[03:19] <malik_> maa choo haram khoor
[03:19] <malik_> maa di phudi
[03:19] <malik_> ubuntu di
[03:19] <MrPrinny> Well, sometimes you have to go out a bit out of your way to change your repositories.
[03:20] <Blue1> malik_: chocolate fudge pudding cup?
[03:20] <malik_> lol
[03:20] <malik_> maa lun blue
[03:20] <malik_> teri gand maraan
[03:21] <MrPrinny> I'm wondering if anyone here could possibly help me with my network manager issue. For whatever reason last night, I lost the ability to connect wirelessly to my Internet. When I right click on the network manager I see that "Enable Wireless" is grayed out and I'm unable to check it back on.
[03:21] <MrPrinny> I've looked at a few different threads and pages to see if resetting it would fix it, but nothing has worked yet.
[03:21] <vol7ron> MrPrinny, I noticed the same exact thing today
[03:21] <MrPrinny> Did you? Are you unable to connect wirelessly?
[03:22] <vol7ron> MrPrinny, no I just restarted
[03:22] <MrPrinny> Because my netbook has had that issue since roughtly 11 PM last night.
[03:22] <MrPrinny> Ah, see, that didn't fix it for me.
[03:22] <jellow> MrPrinny: what does ifconfig show?
[03:22] <McLinux> MrPrinny, is there a radio button to enable/disable your wlan card?
[03:23] <vol7ron> MrPrinny: /etc/init.d/networking restart
[03:23] <thune3> harovali: i'm not sure i follow, there is some /etc/resolvconf/ dir with some avahi thing in it, but /etc/resolv.conf is still the right file, unless I'm missing something.
[03:23] <harovali> thune3: you made me realize that the person over the phone might have missed the dot
[03:23] <Blue1> anyone here familiar with autofs?
[03:23] <harovali> thune3: thanks
[03:24] <MrPrinny> jellow: what exactly am I looking for in the ifconfig? (Sorry, I'm still new at this) McLinux: Where would I find said radio button? When I right click I see that it's unchecked, but it won't let me change that. vol7ron: I ran that command actually, but it didn't help.
[03:24] <harovali> inside the directory, effectively there is an avahi thing
[03:24] <cappicard> hrmm... when is adobe going to fix the atrocity called flash? It is crashing way too often when playing videos. I have to reload pages repeatedly.
[03:24] <McLinux> MrPrinny: there's usually a hardware switch on your physical netbook that disables/enables the wireless radio
[03:24] <vol7ron> MrPrinny: /etc/init.d/dbus restart
[03:25] <MrPrinny> OK, one moment. I'll try restarting my dbus.
[03:25] <Blue1> cappicard: 64 bit system?
[03:26] <cappicard> yes
[03:26] <cappicard> and this is happening alot in chrome as well
[03:26] <Blue1> cappicard: the 32 bit flash installed on 64 bit systems in problematic
[03:27] <pgpkeys> i hear so many problems with flash and while i have a couple, i rarely have them happen
[03:27] <Blue1> cappicard: http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=161
[03:27] <McLinux> My netbook has extreme issues with flash.. (32bit) while my 64bit install runs it flawlessly
[03:28] <pgpkeys> 64bit here as well
[03:28] <MrPrinny> vol7ron: I tried out that command, but it didn't restart. I got a message about using service dbus restart, instead
[03:28] <MrPrinny> Then a message about it being an upstart job.
[03:28] <Blue1> McLinux: i've problems with the 32 bit flash operating in a 64 bit environ
[03:28] <vol7ron> MrPrinny: right
[03:28] <vol7ron> is your device in lsusb
[03:29] <McLinux> vol7ron: how is dbus related to wlan?
[03:29] <Blue1> McLinux: i solved it with the alpha 64 bit plugin ---
[03:29] <cappicard> Blue1, the ftp site that it has linked there is invalid
[03:29] <leonardo_> hi
[03:29] <Blue1> cappicard: let me look
[03:29] <leonardo_> hello
[03:29] <vol7ron> McLinux: it's about getting the computer to recognize the device again
[03:29] <vol7ron> or at least, refresh it
[03:29] <Blue1> cappicard: hmm works here what kind of error did you get?
[03:30] <cappicard> Oops! Google Chrome could not connect to wayno.ath.cx
[03:30] <MrPrinny> vol7ron: How would I go about checking that? I apologize once again for my extreme lack of knowledge in this area.
[03:30] <ubbuntu> how do you change to another directory in terminal?
[03:30] <MrPrinny> cd /your/path/here
[03:30] <Blue1> cappicard hmm let me check somethin
[03:30] <vol7ron> MrPrinny: `lsusb`
[03:30] <ubbuntu> lxterminal is telling me that "cd" isnt a command
[03:30] <cappicard> it's attempting to connect to <IP_ADDRESS> and timing out
[03:30] <McLinux> Is it even a usb device? Its a netbook...
[03:31] <cappicard> got in that time
[03:31] <Blue1> cappicard: right ip gonign to try it in chrome
[03:31] <ShrekLappy> is there a way to integrate gimp and nautilus? i would like to change an entire folder of pictures at once instead of one by one
[03:31] <McLinux> MrPrinny: open a term and type "dmesg | grep wlan" -- what does it show?
[03:31] <ShrekLappy> and scripting gimp seems ugly
[03:31] <cappicard> ncftp works fine
[03:31] <Blue1> cappicard: hmm dunno it works here..
[03:31] <cappicard> it's something goofy with chrome
[03:32] <MrPrinny> [   17.177791] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): wlan0: link is not ready
[03:32] <Blue1> cappicard: most likely
[03:32] <dwox> hi, how to find out what chipset my netbook is using in ubuntu?
[03:32] <cappicard> ah, I see the file.
[03:32] <ubbuntu> lxterminal is telling me that "cd" isnt a command anyone know what's wrong?
[03:32] <MrPrinny> And vol7ron: I don't see anything in lsusb that looks like it pertains to my wireless card or anything network related.
[03:32] <ejandi> #ndy40
[03:32] <Blue1> dwox: chipset for?  usually just lspci
[03:33] <vol7ron> MrPrinny: ok
[03:33] <KB1JWQ> MrPrinny: lsusb to a pastebin. lspci too, while you're at it.
[03:33] <vol7ron> McLinux: it may be, depending on the device.  I forgot I use vmware, so it's "usb" for me
[03:34] <canthiswait> I'm having trouble sharing files on a USB drive, it says I need to allow read by others, and i've done that, but it still won't allow others to connect to that share
[03:34] <Blue1> dwox: might help:  http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=127
[03:34] <McLinux> I would try to rule out the physical aspect.. it's so easy to "bump" your radio switch and disable Wireless
[03:34] <vol7ron> I agree
[03:34] <MrPrinny> My radio switch on my netbook actually does nothing as far as I can tell. I thought it was that at first, but it doesn't seem to have any affect on it whatsoever.
[03:34] <MrPrinny> IT's never been an issue before last night.
[03:34] <dwox> thanks Blue1
[03:35] <Blue1> dwox: hope that helps
[03:35] <vol7ron> MrPrinny: not to say this is the reason, but it could also be that your card got damaged
[03:36] <McLinux> In my experience, the radio switch doesn't appear to do anything under linux beacuse it doesn't toggle the LED correctly.
[03:36] <MrPrinny> I wouldn't rule out that possibility.
[03:36] <McLinux> I usually have to flip the switch one time and reboot, to be sure.
[03:36] <Niglop> what is the guys name with the beard that talks about linux and stuff :P?
[03:37] <Blue1> Niglop: santa claus
[03:37] <Gander> Hi
[03:37] <Gander> Can i install ubuntu without deleting all my files
[03:37] <Niglop> LMAO
[03:37] <vol7ron> Polgin
[03:37] <zkriesse> Gander: A back up is recommended
[03:37] <guampa> Niglop: Gandalf
[03:37] <Niglop> richard stallman..
[03:38] <Niglop> thanku lol
[03:38] <McLinux> Niglop; oh yeah he's the other guy with the beard... be mor specific.
[03:38] <Niglop> LOL
[03:38] <Niglop> sorry
[03:38] <guampa> its less important than santa & gandalf tho
[03:39] <nimbiotics> Hello everyone. I need help desperately. I havent been able to use the shares  on my ubuntu 10.04 PC on a windows 7 PC. I can see the Computer but when I click on it, Windows 7 tells me it cannot find my ubuntu PC. Heres my smba.conf: http://pastebin.com/8ZBDgDNT. Please help me.!!! TIA
[03:39] <McLinux> *especially* gandalf
[03:39] <McLinux> nimbiotics: has this worked before?
[03:39] <guampa> yes, hes a linux wiz!
[03:39] <nimbiotics> McLinux: no, never tried before
[03:39] <asoltys> e
[03:40] <McLinux> google "Windows 7 Samba not working".. there are issues and workarounds
[03:40] <nimbiotics> McLinux: Thanks, wil do
[03:41] <Blue1> McLinux: this might help:  http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=309
[03:41] <bullgard> Why does Ubuntu not offer a package for guayadeque_(music_player)?
[03:41] <Blue1> bullgard: they will in 10.10
[03:42] <bullgard> Blue1: Ah! Thank you very much for your information.
[03:42] <Blue1> bullgard: this will get you started:  http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=174
[03:43] <cappicard> Blue1, ah, got it it installed. let's see how this behaves.
[03:43] <LorgonJortle> I've a shell script and I want to make a shortcut to it in Cairo Dock. The only problem is, when I click it in the dock, it opens it with Gedit, and not in the terminal. Is there a way to specify how to open it?
[03:43] <Blue1> cappicard: it has rapidly become my fav.
[03:43] <nimbiotics> How can I check if samba process is running?
[03:43] <guampa> nimbiotics: pgrep -l smbd
[03:43] <Blue1> cappicard: light years ahead of amaschlock
[03:44] <McLinux> LorgonJortle: is the executable bit set in permissions?
[03:45] <cappicard> 10.0.45 seems more stable than 10.0.87 flash...
[03:45] <Blue1> cappicard: indeed
[03:45] <LorgonJortle> McLinux: Yes
[03:45] <McLinux> and if you double-click it in nautilus it works normally?
[03:45] <cappicard> i've been using banshee for my music player.  i prefer it over rhythmbox.
[03:46] <cappicard> banshee works better with my sansa e260 loaded with rockbox
[03:46] <LorgonJortle> If I double click it, it says it's an executable and prompts me with what to do. If I choose "Run" or "Run in terminal" then it works properly, yes. McLinux
[03:46] <Blue1> cappicard: give guyadeque a try -- it will be standard on 10.10
[03:46] <nawk> cappicard did they fix the problem with video playback problems in banshee?
[03:46] <nawk> last time i tried it was still buggy
[03:46] <McLinux> guyadeque will be the standard music player on 10.10?
[03:46] <Blue1> cappicard: I am trying to figure hout how to put a video on my sansa
[03:47] <Blue1> McLinux: it will come pre-installed, if the rumours are to be belived
[03:47] <McLinux> LorgonJortle: does it have the appropriate extension? e.g. .sh for shell?
[03:47] <McLinux> Blue1: what the heck?
[03:47] <cappicard> ah, it needs to be MPEG  video if you have rockbox on your sansa
[03:47] <voss749> flash is now at 10.1
[03:47] <LorgonJortle> McLinux: It hasn't an extension.
[03:47] <Blue1> cappicard: it's a sansa fuse
[03:47] <LorgonJortle> I'll append the appropriate .sh to it.
[03:47] <cappicard> ah, rockbox does support the fuse i believe.
[03:48] <Blue1> i have noever heard of rockbox let me see what I can find brb
[03:48] <cappicard> if it's the original firmware,  i think the video has to be mp3 audio and wmv video.
[03:48] <nimbiotics> guampa: thanks
[03:48] <cappicard> rockbox.org
[03:48] <LorgonJortle> McLinux: Appending .sh to the filename did the trick. thanks for the tip.
[03:48] <bullgard> Blue1: Thank you very much for your help.
[03:48] <McLinux> No problem, LorgonJortle
[03:48] <Blue1> cappicard: I have an avi file, and it needs to be resized, but I don't know the parms for resizeing
[03:48] <Blue1> bullg
[03:49] <Blue1> bullgard: welcome
[03:49] <guampa> np nimbiotics
[03:49] <cappicard> ah, the convert command works great for that :)
[03:49] <cappicard> i think it has options for compression or whatnot
[03:49] <nitnatsnok> I use xubuntu 10.04(but I removed XFCE and installed OpenBox). I have a problem with sound. Alsamixer shows at least 2 sound cards but I have no sound and all of programs that use alsa can not detect any sound cards. can anyone help me?
[03:50] <Blue1> cappicard: ;=( SanDisk: Sansa c200 series (not v2), e200 series (all models), and Fuze v1 (not v2)
[03:50] <cappicard> let's try guaydeque. :)
[03:50] <cappicard> ah, damn... yeah.
[03:50] <cappicard> yeah, i think the video has to be mp3/wmv
[03:51] <cappicard> for the original firmware.
[03:51] <Blue1> cappicard: i could prolly transcode it --
[03:51] <cappicard> ya
[03:51] <Blue1> there's a programme calles fuzemux
[03:51] <zachary> hi how can i make my localhost viewable on the web?
[03:51] <ubuntu> hi..
[03:51] <ubuntu> hi??
[03:52] <Blue1> zachary: why would you want to do that?  you mean like a webserver?
[03:52] <nitnatsnok> I use xubuntu 10.04(but I removed XFCE and installed OpenBox). I have a problem with sound. Alsamixer shows at least 2 sound cards but I have no sound and all of programs that use alsa can not detect any sound cards. can anyone help me?
[03:52] <avis> i tried to upgrade to alsa *.21 to alsa ending in .23 and now my sound isn't working
[03:52] <avis> in lucid
[03:52] <avis> is that rough one ?
[03:52] <zachary> Blue1, ty for your help. yes i want to make my localhost viewable on the net
[03:52] <zachary> Blue1, trying to find tutorials etc
[03:53] <Blue1> zachary: let's define first, what you mean by local host
[03:53] <cappicard> Blue1, oh the development builds seem to support the fuze v2.
[03:53] <zachary> Blue1, i have <IP_ADDRESS> up and running. i can view files on my computer via the local host web server
[03:53] <Blue1> cappicard: thanks I will give it a shot then...
[03:53] <cappicard> but not the usb part
[03:53] <zachary> Blue1, now i want to make that an actual web server domain so anyone can view it
[03:53] <Blue1> zachary: what do you mean by "localhost web server?"
[03:54] <cappicard> my e260 is v1
[03:54] <zachary> Blue1, i mean <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:54] <nitnatsnok> I use xubuntu 10.04(but I removed XFCE and installed OpenBox). I have a problem with sound. Alsamixer shows at least 2 sound cards but I have no sound and all of programs that use alsa can not detect any sound cards. can anyone help me?
[03:54] <McLinux> trying out guayadeque
[03:54] <McLinux> like what I see so far
[03:54] <ubbuntu> how do you copy a directory in terminal
[03:54] <Blue1> zachary: you'd use apache2 - but many isp's block incomingg http port 80 requests - -my isp does...
[03:55] <cappicard> whee. time to run subversion.
[03:55] <Blue1> zachary: you can host on liquenox for $2.75/month -- has all the goodies
[03:56] <nitnatsnok> I use xubuntu 10.04(but I removed XFCE and installed OpenBox). I have a problem with sound. Alsamixer shows at least 2 sound cards but I have no sound and all of programs that use alsa can not detect any sound cards. can anyone help me?
[03:56] <zachary> Blue1, if my isp blocks 80 then what can i do?
[03:56] <cappicard> ah, looks like  this build may take a while
[03:56] <McLinux> did you check alsamixer, nitnatsnok?
[03:56] <cappicard> zachary, if it's a major ISP, probably not.
[03:56] <Blue1> zachary: you'd have to use a nonstandard port like 8080 for example...
[03:56] <nitnatsnok> McLinux, of course
[03:56] <zachary> Blue1, yeah  i know i can host somewhere - i spend $1k a month on hosting - i just want to be able to have my box viewable on the web for my developers to view notes, screenshots
[03:56] <Blue1> cappicard: cox blocks incoming http traffic
[03:56] <McLinux> nitnatsnok: did you check that none of the outputs are muted / turned all the way down?
[03:56] <zachary> cappicard, i think my isp is  a major one. Insight in Kentucky??
[03:56] <cappicard> Blue1, oh yeah. i used to have cox cable
[03:57] <nitnatsnok> McLinux, of course :D
[03:57] <Blue1> zachary: yeah google apache2 server install...
[03:57] <zachary> Blue1, is it easy to change the port? i will install Apache2 now
[03:57] <cappicard> zachary, try another port.
[03:57] <nitnatsnok> McLinux, I'm not fool
[03:57] <zachary> cappicard, ty so much for ur help i am going to install now
[03:57] <nitnatsnok> be sure
[03:57] <zachary> Blue1, ty so much for ur help i am going to install now
[03:57] <Blue1> zachary: usually other port is 8080 however
[03:57] <cappicard> or even 8888
[03:58] <shadowflee> hello
[03:58] <siraset> add
[03:58] <siraset> help
[03:58] <Blue1> zachary: you might want a lamp system (linux-apache-mysql-php)  you can do a lot with that
[03:58] <jellow> i need help with a sd card that fdisk and gparted will not pick up
[03:58] <McLinux> nitnatsnok: i didn't call you a fool.  now check if you have gnome-vol-control
[03:58] <zachary> Blue1, i thought LAMP was isntalled with my localhost
[03:58] <BentFranklin> In the old days you had .login to do things in your login shell that you woudln't do in every .cshrc.  What do we do now for things like that?
[03:58] <Blue1> zachary: not on my system...
[03:59] <nitnatsnok> McLinux, I don't have it
[03:59] <zachary> Blue1, what constitutes a localhost setup on ubuntu?
[03:59] <zachary> Blue1, sorry i'm confused
[03:59] <McLinux> nitnatsnok: what app are you using to adjust your vol?
[03:59] <Blue1> BentFranklin: ssh authentication  http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=252
[04:00] <cappicard> Blue1, still building. least I'm not building X itself. LOL
[04:00] <cappicard> I once build XFree86 on a K6-2 350 with 32MB of ram. took me 8 1/2 hours for it to build!
[04:00] <Blue1> zachary: well again depends on what you are trying to do, for web stuph, if that's all you want apache2 -- but the other stuff are nice addons -- do apache then add on....
[04:00] <cappicard> s/build/built/
[04:00] <McLinux> so why is guyadeque adding songs randomly?
[04:01] <nitnatsnok> McLinux, alsamixer
[04:01] <Blue1> McLinux: cause you didn't tellit differently
[04:01] <nitnatsnok> McLinux, gvolwheel
[04:01] <zachary> Blue1, i thought if i had localhost running i had LAMP already on my system
[04:01] <zachary> Blue1, then it would be the task of just publishing it to the web
[04:01] <Blue1> zachary: apache, mysql, and php did NOT come pre-installed on my system.
[04:01] <McLinux> ah, play random tracks
[04:01] <McLinux> that hsould prob be off by default-- its a little annoying. ;)
[04:02] <zachary> Blue1, so just install LAMP server on my system. but what do i do to make it publishable/viewable on web?
[04:02] <j4e> hello
[04:03] <jellow> i need help with a sd card that fdisk and gparted will not pick up but is pick up in dmesg
[04:03] <nitnatsnok> McLinux, but I can't adjust vol because I have no sound
[04:03] <Blue1> zachary: there is no lamp server - each component, apache, mysql, php, must be installed seperately
[04:04] <j4e> I installed ubuntu but when I boot it i guess unbuntu doesn't ready my tv sreen. is there anyway i can fix this problem...
[04:04] <zachary> Blue1, seems like here i can do it all? http://www.unixmen.com/linux-tutorials/570-install-lamp-with-1-command-in-ubuntu-910
[04:04] <Blue1> zachary: the great thing about linux is, that you are your own system administrator - the worst thing about linux is, you are your own system administrator
[04:05] <cappicard> hmm... i'm getting alot of build errors.
[04:05] <cappicard> guayadeque/src/wxsqlite3/wxsqlite3.cpp:222: error: ‘SQLITE_IOERR_READ’ was not declared in this scope
[04:05] <Blue1> zachary: good call.  I didn't know it had changed - last time I played with that was 9.04
[04:05] <nitnatsnok> I use xubuntu 10.04(but I removed XFCE and installed OpenBox). I have a problem with sound. Alsamixer shows at least 2 sound cards but I have no sound and all of programs that use alsa can not detect any sound cards. can anyone help me?
[04:06] <zachary> Blue1, cool. going to run that and then see what i have to do to make it viewable on web
[04:06] <Blue1> cappicard: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[04:06] <zachary> Blue1, once i change port to whatever it should be do i just type in my IP to view the files?
[04:06] <Blue1> cappicard: also did you install all the precursors?
[04:07] <Blue1> cappicard: recipe heere:  http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=174
[04:07] <cappicard> 10.04.1
[04:07] <vol7ron> MrPrinny: outcome?
[04:07] <cappicard> i followed it to a T
[04:07] <Blue1> cappicard: you don't just install guayadeque lots of stuff before that...
[04:07] <cappicard> i know.
[04:08] <cappicard> i did the prerequisites.
[04:08] <Blue1> cappicard: can you pastebin the output?
[04:08] <cappicard> let me try again.
[04:09] <shadowflee> hey is there a thing like logmein on ubuntu
[04:09] <cappicard> i tried sudo apt-get install libsqlite-dev in addition to that first line
[04:09] <Blue1> cappicard: pastebin the output - -maybe we can figure it out
[04:10] <cappicard> ok. let me see if i get that error again
[04:12] <synthead> how do I stop the creation of ~/.cache upon login?
[04:13] <zachary> Blue1, installing LAMP :)
[04:14] <synthead> how do I stop the creation of ~/.cache upon login?
[04:15] <Blue1> zachary: well done - -I'll have to try that...
[04:16] <zachary> Blue1, just installed. now going to try to make it viewable via web
[04:16] <Blue1> zachary: excellent
[04:16] <cappicard> Blue1, http://pastebin.com/Ez4JzXnk
[04:18] <zachary> Blue1, fudge hostname and ip addy in browser isn't pulling apache2
[04:18] <MrPrinny> Success! I'm now connected wirelessly.
[04:18] <Blue1> cappicard: omw (on my way)
[04:19] <Blue1> cappicard: priv. message ok?
[04:19] <JoeSomebody> hello, i have a multiboot os system , will this work on the latest ubuntu? GIGABYTE GV-R583UD-1GD Radeon HD 5830 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 2.1 x16 HDCP Ready CrossFireX Support Video Card
[04:19] <cappicard> sure
[04:19] <JoeSomebody> it rocks on windows, but windows dont rock
[04:19] <Blue1> !hcl | Joesomebody
[04:20] <MrPrinny> Thank you vol7ron, McLinux and KB1JWQ
[04:20] <Blue1> cappicard: private message ok?
[04:21] <cappicard> Blue1, yep. go for it
[04:21] <brvalyntein> MrPrinny: would your name happen to be derived from a penguin-esque anime character of the same name?
[04:21]  * kakoi away: [bt] horario: 00:21
[04:22] <MrPrinny> brvalyntein: Why yes, yes it is. I actually use Prinny for nearly everything, but it's taken on this server.
[04:23] <JoeSomebody> that link aint helping , does anyone know the answer?
[04:23] <JoeSomebody> Radeon HD 5830
[04:23] <JoeSomebody> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsAti
[04:23] <cypher-neo> JoeSomebody, You realize you could figure this out easily by inserting the disk into your computer and booting into Preview Mode.
[04:24] <cypher-neo> JoeSomebody, If it's not supported, you'll know right away
[04:24] <JoeSomebody> i havent bought it yet, kinda need to know first
[04:24] <zachary> if my IP or host name is not pulling up my webserver on my computer what should i do?
[04:24] <cypher-neo> JoeSomebody, Oh! You don't have that computer yet?
[04:25] <JoeSomebody> itI WILL work on the other OSes
[04:25] <C_Okie> Baesball Famer Johnson Died today :(
[04:25] <JoeSomebody> have computer, upgrading video
[04:25] <JoeSomebody> windows will like it, but thats not enough
[04:25] <abhijit> hi
[04:26] <JoeSomebody> so i need to know to make a purchase decision
[04:27] <cypher-neo> JoeSomebody, Looking...
[04:28] <cypher-neo> JoeSomebody, It's compatiable
[04:28] <brvalyntein> MrPrinny: i've only ever seen a poster of the character, and took a wild guess
[04:28] <JoeSomebody> cypher-neo thanks
[04:29] <cypher-neo> JoeSomebody, There might be a couple issues with video at extremely high resolutions
[04:29] <cypher-neo> JoeSomebody, But those reports that I saw were several years old.
[04:29] <JoeSomebody> i don`t need the highest res
[04:29] <cypher-neo> JoeSomebody, All the current reports say everything should work
[04:29] <JoeSomebody> right on
[04:30] <AvonGenesis> How can I access higher screen resolutions than what is on the list? I usually run at 1440x900 but the max i get is 1280x1024
[04:30] <JoeSomebody> my current video is an nvidia 512 mb, ubuntu likes it but its time for a bigger card
[04:31] <C_Okie> Hi I have a question I tried to lookup and look around on but couldn't find exactly what I wanted to do.... Can you mount a drive in windows so the C:Documents and Settings\ stuff is stored in a seperate partition
[04:31] <JoeSomebody> ati is the better buy right now (i think)
[04:31] <C_Okie> I am kinda stuck on this before I setup the rest of windows to then setup ubuntu
[04:32] <apn> C_Okie: sort of. You can install windows itself on D, but the Documents and Settings will be by default in C.
[04:32]  * cypher-neo thinks Windows is retarded...
[04:32] <fRoMdOwNyOnDeR> Any help with aircrack? pvt message me
[04:32] <avis> i have no sound and sound controller for gnome wont detect any audio devices.  i tried to get modules for ubuntu-audio-dev ppa but i already had a pae kernel so that did not work
[04:32] <Threten> Is there anyone here who could help me?
[04:33] <Gander> Nope
[04:33] <apn> Threten: I am sure there is.
[04:33] <Gander> youre on your onw fucking faggot
[04:33] <cypher-neo> :o
[04:33] <avis> i had tried upgrading alsa.
[04:33] <bazhang> Gander, watch the language
[04:33] <pbarros> C_Okie:  I'm confused why you would wan't it set that way before you can install ubuntu
[04:33] <avis> thats where i lost detection of audio
[04:33] <bazhang> fRoMdOwNyOnDeR, what are you trying to do. explain
[04:33] <Gander> o
[04:34] <Threten> Could someone assist me with an internet connectivity problem?
[04:34] <cypher-neo> Threten, Describe the problem. I'll try.
[04:34] <C_Okie> Becaue I dont know how mounting to a windows ntfs partition works for ubuntu and what I need to do pbarros barros:
[04:35] <zus> how do i do a md5 check sum again?
[04:35] <pbarros> C_Okie:  you can mount to a windows ntfs partition just fine in Ubuntu.
[04:35] <goofrider> hi all, can someone help me with Openldap? I installed the package but dpkg-configure never ask me to set up an admin password
[04:36] <MrPrinny> brvalyntein: Lucky guess, heh.
[04:36] <Threten> Well until recently I hadn't been able to get my PCI network card to work, but I did. Afterwards, I saw a recommendation to disable IPv6, and somewhere, while I was editing sysctl.conf, something got changed that makes it so internet pages dont load (even though I appear connected), and even my USB WiFi plugin wont fix the issue (it previously worked).
[04:37] <Threten> I am on my Windows hard drive right now, because I cannot connect to anything on Ubuntu.
[04:37] <brvalyntein> MrPrinny: My friends call me Sherlock due to my uncanny ability to figure things out, if only they knew how often i guessed x]
[04:37] <C_Okie> So IF I want to store the data ( in C:\Documents and Settings\ ) I'd need to install it in D:
[04:37] <cypher-neo> Threten, Give me a couple minutes.  And that includes the files I changed?
[04:44] <cypher-neo> Threten, I think so...
[04:44] <bgs> so........
[04:45] <overrider> i often log into my server and ifstat tells me there is f.e 100kb in or outgoing traffic. Is there a beautiful console command i can use to quickly see WHAT that traffic consists of (pop,http,ssh,..,)? I know iftop and trafshow, am wondering if there is something better.
[04:45] <Threten> Ok. I will try to do that.
[04:45] <cypher-neo> Threten, I'm hoping you can try this soon. It's almost midnight here, so I can hang around for about 30 more minutes before i log off to sleep.
[04:45] <Threten> Thank you!
[04:45] <XPCLIENT> whoami
[04:45] <Threten> ill be back asap
[04:45] <cypher-neo> Threten, Log back in and tell me how it goes. :)
[04:45] <adelcampo> how do I share a directory on a removable drive?
[04:46] <adelcampo> sharing works fine on everything else except removable drives
[04:47] <Prinny> I'm not too sure, adelcampo. The only removable drive I've shared is connected to my Windows box and all I had to do was ensure I enabled sharing on it.
[04:47] <Prinny> (I know, it's not much help, but I didn't want you to think that no one was reading your question.)
[04:48] <adelcampo> Prinny, that's what it seems like should happen. gnome apparently sets the wrong umask and that won't allow me to share external drives
[04:48] <XPCLIENT> hello
[04:48] <adelcampo> cool thanks Prinny
[04:48] <pbarros> overrider: have you tried netstat?
[04:48] <XPCLIENT> quit
[04:49] <XPCLIENT_> hello
[04:50] <lyhux> test
[04:51] <overrider> pbarros: ya, its not what im looking for
[04:51] <sacarlson> does ubuntu or even linux have a way to print bank checks like with E13-B MICR fonts?  I think I found the font just need something that will print one check.
[04:53] <Threaten> Hi Im back.
[04:53] <cypher-neo> Threaten, And?
[04:54] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Any good news?
[04:54] <Threaten> Well I did it, and it returned the response "Ignoring uknown interface wlan1=wlan1"
[04:54] <Threaten> So it did NOT work...
[04:54] <zus> pbarros,   by pasting the folders the browser gets all my book marks, i would still have to redown load read it later though right?
[04:55] <Threaten> Well the good news is is that Im on a laptop so I dont have to switch my OS every time I need to talk to you.
[04:55] <zus> pbarros,  or will the readit later  add on be there
[04:55] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Other than the network reset I gave you, I'm at a loss. That should have completely restored your network settings to default.
[04:55] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Did you try to fire up the network after the reset?
[04:56] <cypher-neo> Threaten, It might establish your connection through another point than wlan1
[04:56] <Threaten> I did actually, and it seemed to work but then it disconnected and is not reconnecting.
[04:56] <cypher-neo> Darn
[04:56] <cypher-neo> :(
[04:56] <Threaten> Is there any steps for it to make wlan1 "known"?
[04:56] <cypher-neo> Threaten, So... we're halfway there.
[04:57] <Threaten> ok well thats good.
[04:57] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Unless it means that it's a hidden network... I have no clue.
[04:57] <cer___> how can i determine my ctcp version?
[04:57] <Threaten> Well its not hidden. The network is seen, and everything. Just wont connect.
[04:58] <Threaten> What about restoring just the file i changed?
[04:58] <jellow> i need help reformating an sd card , i use fdisk and it gets stuck formating and gparted springs and error about it lable not being reconized
[04:58] <jellow> but it gets picked up in dmesg
[04:58] <homecable> i just setup my 100mbit line need to test my inet line i need alot of people to wget http://evilbox.ath.cx/pub/iso/systemrescuecd-x86-1.5.8.iso
[04:58] <pbarros> zus:  I didn't understand your last two questions.  Are you just trying to backup your bookmarks from firefox?
[04:59] <eigma> I'm trying to debug a segfault in a program; I've installed the corresponding *-dbg and get a backtrace in gdb with function names, but no source filenames/line numbers. is there a way to get those without rebuilding the package?
[04:59] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Hmmm
[04:59] <zus> pbarros,  yeah i essentially  yes, but i had addons and was wondering if they travel too if i were to drop this folder on my other machine
[05:00] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Are you using Lucid?
[05:00] <pbarros> overrider: are you trying to do packet sniffing or just see what kinds of current connections are on the machine?
[05:00] <Threaten> Yes. Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Linux x84
[05:01] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Well, the only other thing I can think to do would be to reinstall the network manager itself.
[05:01] <sacarlson> Threaten: what is it that you changed to disable ipv6?  If I recall at one time I did that by rename of some file in the kernel.
[05:01] <Arulida> siang ubuntu..
[05:01] <Threaten> I looked it up on Google, and there was something you need to change in /etc/sysctl.conf
[05:02] <Threaten> How would I go about re-installing the network manager?
[05:02] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Open Synaptic and look for the "network-manager-gnome" and "network-manager" packages. Mark them for reinstallation.
[05:02] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Apparently your Googling is better than mine
[05:02] <sacarlson> Threaten: oh ok,  I don't know how that could break anything.
[05:04] <Threaten> I followed this http://www.webupd8.org/2010/05/how-to-disable-ipv6-in-ubuntu-1004.html
[05:04] <sacarlson> threaten: well you could just look at all your networking values with ifconfig,  iwconfig,  route  and the values that are in the /etc/resolve.conf file.  pastebin all that and let us see it.
[05:04] <Threaten> ok
[05:05] <cypher-neo> Threaten, Why do you need to disable IPv6?
[05:05] <Threaten> I think I saw it in the Ubuntu Help, and read that it speeds up your internet as it is not supported well.
[05:05] <cypher-neo> I've never heard of v6 slowing down a connection before. And disabling it at a system level can sometimes lead to weird issues.
[05:06] <Threaten> posting on pastebin now
[05:06] <Prinny> Threaten: Was this the article you saw? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WebBrowsingSlowIPv6IPv4
[05:07] <cypher-neo> But, meh... Threaten, sacarlson can help you with this hopefully. I'm going to bed. Good luck with your problem.
[05:07] <pbarros> zus:  yes, I believe it should.  but you should only need the "mozilla/firefox/xxxxx.default"  folder as that is the folder with all your bookmarks and extensions
[05:07] <Threaten> sacarlson: www.pastebin.org/570205
[05:07] <Threaten> the realtek one is what im trying to use
[05:07] <Threaten> THANKS A TON cypher-neo
[05:07] <Threaten> I really appreciate it.
[05:07] <zus> what about the crhome one?
[05:07] <sacarlson> Threaten: the last one you sent is blank
[05:08] <zus> pbarros,  and for google  chromium?
[05:08] <Threaten> sacarlson Ill try again. Sorry
[05:08] <sikilpaake> how can i mount a truecrypt drive that's on a samba share?
[05:09] <Threaten> sacarlson http://pastebin.org/570205
[05:09] <sacarlson> Threaten: oh realtek wifi?  I think that is your problem.  try use wire cat5 cable and see if your system works wired.
[05:09] <Threaten> Use what?
[05:09] <_BEAST> lol
[05:10] <Prinny> cat5 is the "standard" ethernet cable.
[05:10] <Threaten> This is a desktop computer with a Realtek NIC installed in the PCI.
[05:11] <sacarlson> Threaten: but all that in paste 570205 look good
[05:11] <Threaten> okay.
[05:11] <Threaten> Ill try rebooting now.
[05:12] <sacarlson> Threaten: looks to have asosiated to your accesspoint.  you got a ip address from dhcp ok.
[05:12] <sacarlson> Threaten: can you ping your gateway address <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[05:13] <Threaten> scarlson, yes I can.
[05:13] <sacarlson> threaten:  oh I don't see the resolve.conf file
[05:13] <Threaten> scarlson, is that an issue?
[05:14] <sacarlson> Threaten: were is the pastebin of /etc/resolve.conf ?
[05:14] <Threaten> i need to make one
[05:15] <pbarros> zus:  for google chrome look in  ".config/google-chrome/Default"  under your home directory.  I've stopped using google chrome so not sure if that is still correct
[05:15] <Threaten> Apparently there is no file called resolve.conf
[05:15] <Arulida> ada yang dari indonesia ga neh?
[05:15] <Threaten> Nevermind.
[05:16] <sacarlson> Threaten: sorry typeo on my side /etc/resolv.conf
[05:16] <Threaten> sacarlson, it is extremely short. # Generated by NetworkManager <line break> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[05:17] <sacarlson> Threaten: ok can you ping google.com
[05:17] <Threaten> sacarlson, yes I can.
[05:18] <sacarlson> Threaten: ok your online
[05:18] <Threaten> It seems that stuff like this is working, but I cannot install any packages.
[05:18] <Threaten> And I disconnect and reconnect a lot.
[05:18] <shawnboy> My Lucid just stopped booting. Freezes hard (only power button works) at Ubuntu logo before X login. Any help?
[05:18] <sacarlson> Threaten: ok that's probly your realtek wifi device.
[05:18] <perlsyntax> Does anyone know what the fix in the 10.04.1?
[05:19] <Threaten> alright. anything I can do to improve that?
[05:19] <zus> pbarros,  thank you
[05:19] <sacarlson> Threaten: can you browse in like firefox?
[05:20] <sacarlson> Threaten: what error do you get in package install.  did you try apt-get update ?
[05:20] <zus> pbarros,  im thinking on going Kubuntu and dont know how my home folder will react to KDE from Gnome.
  ombilin/sajadah mendukung intel GMA 500 ga gan? alnya laptop saya acer aspire one 1,33 GHz Intel GMA 500 hdd 250 gb ram 2 gb.. saya sudah pernah nyoba ubuntu dari 9.04 ampe 10.04 LTS, semuanya pasti pake resolusi 1024x768, yang harusnya khan 1366x768 fit on screen, kalo pake driver dari poulsbo ppa intel gma 500 bisa koq, tapi masalahnya kadang output videonya ngblank atu yang lebih parah lagi sound hilang padahal saya sudah install ubuntu-res
[05:20] <Arulida> tricted-extras?  karena masalah koneksi di tempat saya, saya ga bisa akses download ombilin, bisa ga blankon pake cara shipit dari ubuntu??
[05:20] <Threaten> Well I am trying to re-install 2 packages (network-manager and gnome-network-manager or something like that) and it will not download the packages.
[05:21] <sacarlson> Threaten: well that could be the package server.