[00:00] <mkquist> santisnight: do you have a windows disk?
[00:00] <mkquist> santisnight: cd?
[00:00] <santisnight> mkquist,  Yes
[00:01] <uLinux> :)
[00:01] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: i think that those icons in the menu are up to the theme you're using
[00:01] <khunter619> So I just right click sda3 ==> resize and move?
[00:01] <Dalinuxman> Finally i made it :D
[00:01] <mkquist> santisnight: probably easy way is to boot from that, and run fixmbr from recovery console, then reinstall grub, after you get windows to start
[00:01] <wildbat> khunter619, ya~ you just need a tiny space ~ like 1-2 MB
[00:02] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: i think they are decided by the theme you've chosen
[00:02] <n00bie> ok i thought i had an install cd i had a live cd. i had a really broken pc, had to bend 37 CPU pins straight regunk acetone pcb clean and bam i got a machine but i got no ubuntu
[00:02] <khunter619> wildbat: you want me to make a new partition? or move the old partition?
[00:02] <n00bie> and that makes me very sad
[00:02] <mkquist> khunter619: actually you can just make a new partition at the beginning of you main hd
[00:02] <n00bie> can someone first please tell me how to change my keymap
[00:02] <mkquist> khunter619: a very small one...
[00:02] <DeoFavente> onetinsoldier: ok. i'm using the default icon theme. where is that theme stored so i can change it?
[00:03] <ikonia> n00bie: system->prefernces->keyboard
[00:03] <wildbat> khunter619,  you need resize some partition to make space right?
[00:03] <mkquist> khunter619: i forgot how many primaries you can have before
[00:03] <ActionParsnip> n00bie: did you check the cd for errors?
[00:03] <khunter619> mkquist: wildbat helped me install Grub to the MBR yesterday, will that be deleted?
[00:03] <n00bie> no i have no ubuntu
[00:03] <santisnight> okay. so just throw in the windows disk, if it works then type fixmbr in windows's command console??
[00:03] <n00bie> im in irssi in a console
[00:03] <mkquist> khunter619: no
[00:03] <n00bie> running from a live CD
[00:03] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: you know where to change themes? just checking that first...
[00:03] <n00bie> i WANT ubuntu
[00:03] <wildbat> khunter619, nope grub is in your mbr now
[00:03] <ikonia> n00bie: what do you want to do then ?
[00:03] <mkquist> khunter619: but you will probably have to update it
[00:03] <n00bie> im hoping you are s kind to help
[00:03] <tripelb> cjdevlin, thanks. (I figured that out about a minute after I pressed Enter. Must be telepathy. (grins, web-telepathy)
[00:04] <n00bie> when i tried to install with the normal installer the intel video driver failed
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> n00bie: first, stop spamming the channel with rubbish
[00:04] <n00bie> it said lots of files were missing
[00:04] <khunter619> wildbat: here is screenshot again http://i50.tinypic.com/23uahaa.jpg
[00:04] <n00bie> ActionParsnip: how should i provide this information instead
[00:04] <khunter619> so just make a new FAT32 partition at the start
[00:04] <ikonia> n00bie: then the CD is not valid
[00:04] <DeoFavente> onetinsoldier: yes. I'm using a custom theme, but the default icon theme.
[00:04] <khunter619> ?
[00:04] <ActionParsnip> n00bie: boot to the cd, on the first screen you can choose to check the cd for defects
[00:04] <_pg_> Hello all, how can I get iTunes to see my music on my rythmbox?
[00:04] <mkquist> khunter619: you still have an open area there in the beginning, 80gigs...
[00:04] <tripelb> Is 10.04 more picky than 9.10?  (9.10 boots from hard drive; 10.04 does not boot from liveCD)
[00:05] <ActionParsnip> n00bie: did you also check the ISO using MD5 testing?
[00:05] <wildbat> khunter619, WOW you have 80 GB free at the beginning for what ? XD but yea~
[00:05] <ikonia> tripelb: nope both identical in that respect
[00:05] <_pg_> How do I tell Rythmbox to share it's music library with iTunes on a mac on my local network?
[00:05] <tripelb> n00bie, yes. I learned that.
[00:05] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: can you define picky please?
[00:05] <wildbat> khunter619, NTFS or FAT32 work
[00:05] <tripelb> ActionParsnip,  (9.10 boots from hard drive; 10.04 does not boot from liveCD)
[00:05] <webPragmatist> Question
[00:05] <sontek> What do I have to do to get this to play in chrome in ubuntu? http://is.gd/cqyMC
[00:06] <ikonia> tripelb: sounds like a bad cd
[00:06] <mkquist> wildbat: i wonder, would he be able to just copy like with dd to make another windows partition on a primary?
[00:06] <_pg_> webPragmatist, hey, ive seen you in #joomla!
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: did you MD5 test the lucid ISO? Did you check the CD for defects?
[00:06] <webPragmatist> When going through the ubuntu installer does it create a /boot partition for you http://screencast.com/t/NjMwNDA5M
[00:06] <webPragmatist> _pg_: uh doubtful
[00:06] <_pg_> webPragmatist, or #mac?
[00:06] <webPragmatist> yea probably
[00:06] <Roasted> Does anobyd know if Shotwell is in 9.10
[00:06] <ikonia> webPragmatist: not unless you tell it do
[00:06] <Roasted> 's software center? (sorry hit enter to fast)
[00:06] <DeoFavente> onetinsoldier: i checked ~/.themes/ but i dont see any icon themes.
[00:06] <_pg_> webPragmatist, ah well ello there! lol
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> !info shotwell karmic
[00:06] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | roasted
[00:06] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: if you open up the Appearance theme chooser, then --> click Customize --> Icons tab ....what icon these does it show you are using?
[00:07] <Roasted> thanks. was just curious.
[00:07] <sontek> !rtsp
[00:07] <tripelb> ActionParsnip, I will check the liveCD as soon as I can find a windows machine. It's stunningly hard in Ubuntu. I made 2 CD's and each has the problem. (I did the last one at the lowest speed and with simulation) I've not had any CD failures from this same purchase of CD's.
[00:07] <webPragmatist> ikonia: well further along it asks if i want to install grub does it do it then?
[00:07] <webPragmatist> ikonia: or is grub not an actual partition
[00:07] <webPragmatist> ikonia: in which case what is this /boot partition really for
[00:07] <ikonia> webPragmatist: no, it assumes you already do, grub is  installed to the mbr
[00:07] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: when you find that out... try this command and see if you see the package name in there... dpkg -l '*theme*' | grep icon | grep ^ii
[00:07] <khunter619> mkquist: wildbat: I made 1.1 GB FAT32 partition in the begining
[00:07] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: then finally...  dpkg -L <package_name>
[00:07] <webPragmatist> ikonia: okay whats /boot for?
[00:07] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: i suggest you check your ISO. A bad ISO will make a bad install. There is a reason MD5 exists as well as the CD checker
[00:07] <webPragmatist> heh
[00:07] <Dalinuxman> I'm confused..
[00:07] <_pg_>  How do I tell Rythmbox to share it's music library with iTunes on a mac on my local network?
[00:08] <wildbat> khunter619, well that will work but too much space for it XD 1-2 MB is fine
[00:08] <webPragmatist> ikonia: i'm asking because on my dedicated servers they install a /boot partition…. but i don't on my vms…. just wondering how to do it
[00:08] <santisnight> mkquist, okay. so just throw in the windows disk, if it works then type fixmbr in windows's command console??
[00:08] <ActionParsnip> _pg_: share you music folder with samba, then configure your other systems to access the files
[00:08] <webPragmatist> also how do i keep parted from looking at /dev/fd0 making it take forever to start
[00:08] <mkquist> khunter619: i think thats a little overkill, but ok
[00:09] <cjdevlin> santisnight: how  is it going?
[00:09] <ikonia> webPragmatist: it holds boot data info
[00:09] <wildbat> santisnight, mkquist, got this site that can work from linus side: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/bootinfoscript/index.php?title=Boot_Problems:Boot_Sector
[00:09] <khunter619> mkquist: wildbat: wait I will make 32 MB (min size allowed)
[00:09] <_pg_>  ActionParsnip I cant just have it show up as a shared library? Rythmbox sees the itunes one....
[00:10] <DeoFavente> onetinsoldier: the theme i'm using is named "MyTheme" and the icon theme MyTheme is using is called "Ubuntu-Mono-Dark". dpkg returns nothing
[00:10] <Striking7> Hey everyone - I have an atheros wireless card using the ath9k drivers. I'm trying to make a 2nd device in managed mode and connect it to the same network asz the first
[00:10] <mkquist> khunter619: probably better, wasted space and all
[00:10] <santisnight> cjdevlin,  uh... alright? i haven't tried anything yet i haven't got all the information.
[00:10] <Striking7> The first, wlan0, is connected and working fine
[00:10] <webPragmatist> ikonia: hrm? this is what gets held in the /boot…… if i create an ext4 /boot does the installer know to use it?
[00:10] <webPragmatist> http://screencast.com/t/ZWMyYzY2
[00:10] <Striking7> I can create wlan1 using the "iw" command just fine
[00:10] <tripelb> ActionParsnip, I did check the lucid iso.   ---> ActionParsnip, I will check the liveCD as soon as I can find a windows machine. It's stunningly hard in Ubuntu. I made 2 CD's and each has the problem. (I did the last one at the lowest speed and with simulation) I've not had any CD failures from this same purchase of CD's.
[00:10] <mkquist> santisnight: yes, that should make windows boot
[00:10] <mkquist> santisnight: then you will need to reinstall grub to dual boot again
[00:10] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: roger. give me a few moments
[00:10] <Striking7> but when I try to associate it with an essid using either "iw connect" or "iwconfig" it says the device is "busy"
[00:11] <Striking7> Anyone have experience setting up a 2nd wireless device in managed mode with the ath9k drivers?
[00:11] <mkquist> wildbat: how will that get windows booting?
[00:11] <webPragmatist> and why in the world is there two of everything in that /boot :(
[00:11] <ActionParsnip> _pg_: maybe itunes shares stuff by default, just because one appdoes it doesn't mean they all can
[00:11] <hateflash> !flash
[00:11] <mkquist> webPragmatist: are you looking at santisnight pastebin?
[00:11] <santisnight> mkquist, okay, i guess i'll pop back in, if and when i have a question.
[00:11] <webPragmatist> mkquist: huh
[00:11] <tripelb> ActionParsnip, checking the iso is not that hard. Checking the CD takes a page of explaination and pasting code, with many possibilities for error. --> In windows it is simple.
[00:11] <webPragmatist> mkquist: no?
[00:12] <DeoFavente> onetinsoldier: theres a package called ubuntu-mono what was that second command you asked me to do?
[00:12] <_pg_> ActionParsnip, how do I make a folder a samba share? I installed samba from terminal...
[00:12] <mkquist> webPragmatist: sry nvmind
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: could always install karmic then immediately upgrade to lucid
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> !samba | _pg_
[00:12] <webPragmatist> _pg_: google that one… it's pretty straight forward
[00:12] <ActionParsnip> _pg_: you can share folders using nautilus if you use it
[00:12] <_pg_> ActionParsnip, webPragmatist does it matter that its a mac and not a pc?
[00:13] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: i ran, 'locate Dark | less'... i am going to assume it's the Humanity-Dark theme, but don't know for sure. perhaps it is the one you are listing? ubuntu-mono.. don't know
[00:13] <pompa> Hi everyone, there is a method to increase the resolution of the screen on my netbook?
[00:13] <santisnight> mkquist,  what about that link wildbat / cjdevlin  were linking? is that essentially the same thing or what?
[00:13] <webPragmatist> _pg_: no? you are using ubuntu?
[00:13] <wildbat> mkquist, it work the same as fixboot in windows
[00:13] <tripelb> That's a good idea ActionParsnip -- on the other hand, I want to preserve this hard-drive -- THAT WORKS. (if it's not broken dont fix it) and install 10.04 on another hard drive.
[00:13] <webPragmatist> _pg_: by default your user directories are shared if you installed samba… you just have to configure a smbuser using smbadd or whatever
[00:14] <mkquist> wildbat: that doesnt 'fix' anything, it just informs
[00:14] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente:  the Humanity-Dark theme is contained in the 'humanity-icon-theme' package
[00:14] <mkquist> santisnight:  wildbat: still need fixmbr to get windows back...
[00:14] <khunter619> mkquist: wildbat: ok now there is empty 41 MB filesystem as Primary Partition. Now what should I do?
[00:14] <pompa> Because sometimes I cannot see some buttons of the windows, and they are not resizable in height
[00:14] <santisnight> mkquist, okay.
[00:15] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: my guess is that would be it... humanity-icon-theme. so now do a   dpkg -L humanity-icon-theme   ...to see where the files are located
[00:15] <santisnight> brb
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> _pg_: no it doesn't matter, if your system isnt sharing the data then you will need to make it
[00:15] <tripelb> ActionParsnip, my life involves 3 computers, all old(AGP-PCI age so not worth buying RAM for) -- I'm doing the best that I can. I might switch back to the Dell (VGA only)
[00:15] <_pg_> webPragmatist, i just right clicked the music folder and said make it shared and now it mounts on the mac. but not as a library in itunes
[00:15] <shnbrdy> anyone have a link to troubleshoot wifi in 10.04?
[00:15] <mkquist> khunter619: copy over the windows boot files... ntldr, NTDETECT.COM and boot.ini   from you windows install to the new partition
[00:15] <webPragmatist> _pg_: no clue
[00:15] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: clear as mud now? ;-)
[00:15] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: the old on will run Lubuntu beautifully
[00:16] <wildbat> mkquist, i try that be4 it work ~w/o booting the win XP CD
[00:16] <cjdevlin> _pg_ you have to add the folder to itunes?
[00:16] <Striking7> I solved my problem! Woo!
[00:17] <Striking7> If anyone ever has the same issue and finds this in the logs... disable the network-manager service
[00:17] <wollomat> pompa: if you increase the resolution, the buttons will probably get smaller
[00:17] <mkquist> khunter619: know what... shouldve thought about this, you still need a windows cd to make it work, and you dont have one anymore huh?
[00:17] <Striking7> pop up  a terminal and type "sudo /etc/init.d/network-manager stop" then your manually configured stuff will work
[00:17] <khunter619> mkquist: I have the ISO file
[00:17] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: and yeah, it would be helpful if there were an index.theme in ~/.themes. i know what you mean there. but i guess that doesn't get used for the themes you can install in Lucid with a package manager
[00:17] <tripelb> ActionParsnip, I have fought long and hard to get this drive working as it is. ((They are ALL old ones. Even this one that I am using. They all run Ubuntu.))  I will go look up the difference that is Lubuntu since you mentioned it. -=|=-   (the Dell has a bad video card so if I boot from this hard drive it will go black out. Sich.)
[00:17] <pompa> wollomat: the problem is that the resolution seems to be at the max. also if the diagnostic tells me that the video should support a much bigger one
[00:18] <mkquist> khunter619: any way you do this, i think youll need a windows disc/usb drive to get to recovery console in windows
[00:18] <_pg_> cjdevlin, you are a genius
[00:18] <schlaftier> pompa: by the way, you can move windows beyond the screen borders if you click anywhere in them while you hold down the Alt key, I think
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: it will most likely be a PATA drive which you can still buy :)
[00:18] <DeoFavente> onetinsoldier: ok, soi know where this thing is located, but what file would i edit to change an icon?
[00:18] <khunter619> mkquist: btw I can only find boot.ini in the windows partition
[00:18] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: Lubuntu uses LXDE by default and VERY light apps, its waay lighter than XUbuntu
[00:18] <mkquist> khunter619: right, thats where it should be
[00:19] <khunter619> mkquist: I can't find ntldr, NTDETECT.COM
[00:19] <cjdevlin> _pg_: it's hard to determine the level of newness for some people. particularly mac people who are used to not having to manually do anything. so apologies if that was too simple. some people really don't think about it.
[00:19] <pompa> schlaftier: that's right, anyway is quite annoying. I think I can set the res. to higher values
[00:19] <khunter619> mkquist: maybe because I messed with super Auto Super Grub Disk
[00:19] <mkquist> khunter619: also in the windows partition
[00:20] <mkquist> khunter619: should still be there
[00:20] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: perhaps here one of these two --> /usr/share/icons/Humanity-Dark/index.theme  |  /usr/share/icons/ubuntu-mono-dark/index.theme
[00:20] <octatone> anyone know how to fill out the a Required-Start init for an other init.d script (not a virtual service)?
[00:20] <pompa> schlaftier: but I do not get why the setting in the control panel doesn't agree
[00:20] <DeoFavente> onetinsoldier: hmm thats what i thought but i cant understand those files. they don't contain anything that deals with folder names or at least it doesn't look like it
[00:21] <schlaftier> pompa: maybe the video card can do more, but not the screen (TFTs usually have only one native resolution)
[00:21] <_pg_> cjdevlin, no I was being completely sincere. and thats a pretty accurate description of what was happening lol
[00:21] <unkmar> all your base are mine
[00:21] <pompa> schlaftier: I see. Thanks
[00:21] <infid> does ssh-agent integrate with the ubuntu/gnome keyring?
[00:21] <khunter619> mkquist: I right clicked the file system to hopefully copy the name of the media, but thats frozen now
[00:22] <unkmar> so, does the 10.04 Live CD support a base install?
[00:22] <_pg_> cjdevlin, i just had to make the "music" folders "shared" in ubuntu and then I mounted them in osx and "added them to library" without moving or consolidating or giving itunes control of anything
[00:22] <khunter619> mkquist: how do I end task it
[00:22] <DeoFavente> onetinsoldier: i got to go but thanks for the help. I'll try to find info on theme editing later
[00:22] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: you got me. i'm not a themer. i know how to install them, from .tar.gz's, even x-cursor-themes which seem troublesome in Lucid from a .tar.gz. but i don't know much more really
[00:22] <onetinsoldier> DeoFavente: ok, good luck. cheers
[00:22] <cjdevlin> _pg_: good news. glad the issue was resolved.
[00:22] <DeoFavente> onetinsoldier: thanks
[00:22] <khunter619> mkquist: i mean right click then properties
[00:22] <_pg_> webPragmatist, ActionParsnip thanks for the help!
[00:22] <schlaftier> pompa: I had the funny situation where I plugged an external monitor to my netbook which had higher resolution, and it showed only part of the desktop on my netbook
[00:22] <bitkiller> why, after upgrading, do packages appear as "local or obsolete"?
[00:23] <DJ_HaMsTa> the JACK audio connection kit gives me an error when i try to run it
[00:23] <DJ_HaMsTa> 19:16:35.300 Could not connect to JACK server as client. - Overall operation failed. - Unable to connect to server. Please check the messages window for more info.
[00:23] <mkquist> khunter619: well you could try to click on the panel above and choose close
[00:23] <DJ_HaMsTa> any idea on why ?
[00:23] <FloodBot3> DJ_HaMsTa: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:23] <webPragmatist> when i run parted it takes forever to load… is it trying to access like fd0?
[00:23] <unkmar> how hard is it to add boot from CD in grub?
[00:24] <i3luefire> im trying to install ubuntu 10.4 but i want my root fs to be btrfs. can anyone here help me?
[00:24] <khunter619> mkquist: close doesnt work
[00:24] <mkquist> khunter619: or you could goto terminal and 'sudo killall nautilus'
[00:24] <jshriver> Greetings, perhaps a silly question
[00:24] <thebleeding> hi
[00:24] <ActionParsnip> i3luefire: use custom partitioning
[00:25] <jshriver> IF you run 32bit Ubuntu on a 64bit system can you still run 64bit code?
[00:25] <thebleeding> I need to slow down my mouse
[00:25] <thebleeding>  it is way to fast
[00:25] <thebleeding>  i need no acerlration
[00:25] <Dalinuxman> jshriver: Dont think so
[00:25] <mkquist> khunter619: might wanna try a reboot after making the new partition
[00:25] <maco> jshriver: if you make a 64bit vm....
[00:25] <pompa> schlaftier: that's normal I think. At the university I saw something like that a bunch of times
[00:25] <Dalinuxman> jshriver: not natively
[00:25] <jshriver> I plan to use it as a development machine specifically for 64bit computation
[00:25] <khunter619> mkquist: thanks for 'sudo killall nautilus' it worked
[00:25] <jshriver> ok ty, will go ahead and grab the 64bit version. The website said not recommend for regular use so kinda worried me :)
[00:25] <i3luefire> ActionParsnip, so the partitioner will format btrfs if i do custom?
[00:25] <pompa> schlaftier: But maybe it is because in Italy university is diying
[00:25] <mkquist> jshriver: ? you can run 32bit software on 64bit system, but its not taking advantage like 64 bit software would
[00:25] <ActionParsnip> jshriver: no, the kernel will need to be 64bit to run 64bit commands
[00:26] <Dalinuxman> jshriver: something like that
[00:26] <ActionParsnip> i3luefire: if its an option, yes. You can always install an extra package or option to get the filesystem
[00:26] <schlaftier> pompa: same here (Germany), people are expected to bring their own hardware to connect to the projectors
[00:26] <thebleeding> why in ubunt u can you not ajust the dpi settings of a mouse
[00:27] <mkquist> khunter619: np
[00:27] <khunter619> mkquist: how would I go about pasting the list of files inside the windows partition?
[00:27] <thebleeding> ubuntu is complety shit with a 5000 dpi mouse
[00:27] <dabba> anyone using google-chrome (with apt line: deb http://dl.google.com/linux/deb/ stable main) and flash?  Most flash works properly but some flash, such as  http://www.youtube.com/user/GoogleDevelopers, wont register any clicks so i cant push play or change volume
[00:27] <mkquist> khunter619: try a restart, that might help with the new partition...
[00:27] <IdleOne> !language | thebleeding
[00:27] <thebleeding> it take 1 mm to move the mouse across the bloomin screen
[00:27] <khunter619> mkquist: I right clicked my XP partition to cause freeze...my new partition is empty
[00:28] <ActionParsnip> thebleeding: you can set it in an xorg.conf file to be slower
[00:28] <mkquist> thebleeding: wow, thats fast, so little effor require... lol
[00:28] <i3luefire> ActionParsnip, i added the btrfs tools thru synaptic & gparted still doesn't have that fs
[00:28] <khunter619> mkquist: as I could not find the files
[00:28] <thebleeding> there is no mention of anymouse in my xorg config
[00:28] <mkquist> khunter619: those files are not on your windows partition? the ones i listed?
[00:28] <wildbat> khunter619, you will have to eidt your boot.ini i think, your boot.ini booting the partition (1)
[00:28] <IdleOne> System > Prefs > Mouse
[00:28] <merischino> hello. I am having some trouble with my ubuntu installation - can't get back to windows. can I get some help?
[00:28] <pompa> schlaftier: You were supposed to guide us for the European comunity... Anyway, For the screen I suppose you were righ, thank you!
[00:29] <khunter619> mkquist: no only boot.ini is in the windows partition
[00:29] <khunter619> mkquist:  how would I go about pasting the list of files inside the windows partition?
[00:29] <merischino> is what I'm typing going anywhere?
[00:29] <ActionParsnip> thebleeding: http://superuser.com/questions/10200/how-to-set-the-mouse-speed-very-low-on-ubuntu
[00:29] <Dalinuxman> merischino: somewhere it is
[00:30] <mkquist> khunter619: well again, i think you might want to restart the machine
[00:30] <mkquist> khunter619: then try it
[00:30] <Dalinuxman> merischino: Uhm what did u do ?
[00:30] <thebleeding> thx
[00:30] <merischino> I can see only names on theleft. no actual text from anybody including me
[00:30] <dabba> anyone suggest a modern irc client with output that looks like(or runs from) a console?
[00:30] <cbrinke1> Is there a way I can use apt-get instead of "locale-gen" to install every locale on a machine? It takes 5+ mins to generate
[00:30] <Flynsarmy> Anyone else experiencing a memory leak in gnome-power-manager on 10.04? It takes up more and more memory every day
[00:30] <ActionParsnip> dabba: irssi
[00:30] <LjL> dabba: irssi?
[00:30] <Dalinuxman> merischino: weird  0.o
[00:31] <cjdevlin> dabba: what version of chrome are you using?
[00:31] <khunter619> mkquist: I mean what is the command (terminal) to make a list of files inside the filesystem?
[00:31] <mkquist> khunter619: ls -a
[00:31] <khunter619> mkquist: just the first directory (upper directory)
[00:32] <tripelb> ActionParsnip, here's a longer and better view of the 3 computers.  <-- still working hard with bad computers (3! all so old they are agp-pci and not worth buying ram for) and several tiny hard drives that are full. (#1 bad video card only does VGA.  #2 (this one) RAM faults. last memtest was outrageously bad.  #3 (given to me recently) wont see the ethernet. This is really wierd. Roommate of the one who gave it to me still hasn't talked. But it has only 512 RAM
[00:32] <tripelb>  anyway.)
[00:32] <mkquist> khunter619: first cd to you windows partition, the ls -a
[00:32] <cjdevlin> dabba: what version of chrome are you using?
[00:32] <mkquist> khunter619: then you could do a cp to the new partition, if its mounted, youll probably have to manually mount the new partition too...
[00:32] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: 512mb is plenty for slim DE/WMs dude
[00:32] <cbrinke1> I had suspected that the language-support-* packages would overlap with locale-gen, but it looks more like application style libraries/dictionaries...?
[00:33] <khunter619> mkquist: cp?
[00:33] <khunter619> mkquist: http://paste.pocoo.org/show/218723/ list of files
[00:33] <mkquist> khunter619: ls to list, cp to copy
[00:34] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: if you use a minimal install then install lxde on it you will have a very slim, efficient OS
[00:34] <khunter619> mkquist: did you see the list of files?
[00:34] <tripelb> ActionParsnip> tripelb: it will most likely be a PATA drive which you can still buy :)  ---+ (a bit confused, what will be a PATA drive?   == my present plan is to look at newer USED computers. . with PCI-e and SATA. I cant see buying more out of date stuff.
[00:34] <mkquist> khunter619: looks like the software you used to make the usb stick work, uses custom loaders...
[00:35] <ActionParsnip> tripelb: the drives in old computers were PATA, then SATA came along and is more common in new computers due to speed
[00:35] <mkquist> khunter619: not sure how that will work, but i guess you can 'try' to copy the ones they are using... not sure it that will work tho... probably the u- files
[00:36] <tripelb> ActionParsnip, I need to copy and put all the pieces of this conversation in a text file and save it... just in case of a freeze. I value you taking your time. We shall meet again here.
[00:36] <khunter619> mkquist: my point is I can't find ntldr, NTDETECT.COM ???
[00:36] <khunter619> mkquist: I remember it was in the USB boot disk though
[00:36] <tripelb> ActionParsnip, I'll stay on and I will record what you say.
[00:36] <dabba> anyone utilizing google-chrome and flash?  I'm having an issue where certain web pages, such as http://www.youtube.com/user/GoogleDevelopers, dont allow me to interact with the content(mouse clicks do nothing)
[00:36] <zonyl> Hi All.  I have a machine that is on 9.10 that the "Upgrade" button doesnt do anything on for 10.04.  Is there a way to initiate the upgrade from command line?
[00:36] <mkquist> khunter619: i know
[00:37] <Gnea> !upgrade | zonyl
[00:37] <cjdevlin> dabba: what version of chrome are you using?
[00:38] <Flynsarmy> Anyone else experiencing a memory leak in gnome-power-manager on 10.04 or even able to confirm that they ARENT? It takes up more and more memory every day
[00:38] <infid> when you make a keypair with ssh, is the passphrase stored in the private key, the public key, or both?
[00:39] <dabba> cjdevlin: 5.0.375.53 beta
[00:39] <onetinsoldier> dabba: i can probably help with that. it's lucid's default version of adobe flash. doesn't let you click on embedded flash video
[00:39] <dabba> onetinsoldier: cool, how did you fix it
[00:40] <Athen> is there a notable difference between upgrading my distribution via the update manager or apt compared to installing a fresh copy of the new one ?
[00:40] <onetinsoldier> dabba: close out firefox... then run, dpkg --purge flashplugin-installer
[00:40] <khunter619> mkquist: thanks for the help...I will buy external CD drive, as right now I just get blinking underscore, when I boot using Grub....can't think of another way...thanks mkquist & wildbat
[00:40] <cjdevlin> dabba: i tried that site w/ 375.55 and everything worked. you mentioned the volume controls and such
[00:40] <onetinsoldier> dabba: then add this ppa flash repository with this command --> sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sevenmachines/flash
[00:41] <dabba> cjdevlin: odd, going to try onetinsoldier's ppa repo, hopefully works out
[00:41] <mkquist> khunter619: hold on, im rereading widlbats page, and it does look like a linux way to fix windows
[00:41] <mkquist> khunter619: reread it
[00:41] <mkquist> khunter619: especially the lower part
[00:42] <khunter619> link?
[00:42] <mkquist> khunter619: http://sourceforge.net/apps/mediawiki/bootinfoscript/index.php?title=Boot_Problems:Boot_Sector
[00:42] <wollomat> infid: the passphrase itself isn't stored anywhere, but it applies to the private key, not the public one
[00:42] <jifli> is there a way to make X dim the screen (my backlight is all the way down, but i'm getting blinded :/)?
[00:43] <zonyl> Gnea: Thanks!
[00:43] <onetinsoldier> dabba: then make sure apt/aptitude's cahce is up-to-date with   sudo aptitude update. then finally,   sudo aptitude install flashplugin64-installer
[00:43] <Gnea> zonyl: cheers
[00:43] <onetinsoldier> cache*
[00:44] <dabba> onetinsoldier: hmm, i think this system is running 32 bit, how do i double check?
[00:44] <Chaorain> I am having a problem with 10.04 where I can't shut down and lose access to the internet. I heard that this is because of a memory leak in X. Is that true?
[00:44] <mkquist> wildbat: sry i didnt read that sooner
[00:44] <compengi> dabba, uname -a
[00:44] <onetinsoldier> dabba: oh! try uname -m
[00:44] <dabba> onetinsoldier: reports i686, i think thats 32bit?
[00:45] <dabba> compengi: thanks
[00:45] <Daekdroom> dabba, precisely
[00:45] <onetinsoldier> dabba: if you're running 32-bit, then i'm not sure what the issue is.. sorry :-(
[00:45] <infid> wollomat: i see, well it looks like ssh-agent can store the passphrase
[00:45] <dabba> tis ok, always worth trying things :)
[00:45] <onetinsoldier> dabba: yeah, that's 32-bit
[00:45] <uLinux> yeah what is the ssh-agent process
[00:45] <uLinux> ?
[00:45] <chilipep4> wow, empathy really has issues.  i couldn't get nickserv to identify my name on empathy, but no problem with pidgin...
[00:46] <wollomat> infid: yes it does
[00:46] <maco> chilipep4: yeah empathy irc support is still pretty raw. thats why on first run, it doesnt even offer irc as an option
[00:47] <maco> chilipep4: and i mean empathy devs intentionally do that so that people who havent been warned dont use it
[00:47] <chilipep4> maco: oh, hmm.  i wonder why ubuntu ever switched to empathy.  i could only guess that it's because it's more "gnome-ish"
[00:47] <infid> wollomat: but do you know where ssh-agent stores it?
[00:47] <SovereignEntity> when i boot i get the error message An error occurred while mounting /media/sdc1
[00:47] <mad> íàðîä åñòü êòî æèâîé òóò??
[00:47] <wollomat> infid: no. hopefully, in memory that won't be swapped out to disk
[00:47] <infid> i see
[00:47] <maco> chilipep4: yes, it's gnome's default client. empathy devs are talkng about splitting out the irc part into a separate gui that still shares the telepathy backend because IM and IRC tend to work better with really rather different interfaces
[00:48] <chilipep4> maco: ahh, that makes sense.  i never use IM, so i guess i wouldn't have known
[00:49] <maco> chilipep4: if you dont IM at all, can i recommend xchat instead then? its specifically made for IRC
[00:49] <mixxit> hey can anyone recommend a really lightweight graphical browser
[00:49] <infid> wollomat: does ssh-agent get activated by the gnome-keyring?
[00:49] <wollomat> infid: i don't do gnome
[00:50] <schlaftier> mixxit: dillo
[00:50] <maco> mixxit: dillo?
[00:50] <cjdevlin> mixxit: dillo
[00:50] <Black_Phantom> mixxit, Web browser or file ?
[00:50] <SovereignEntity> I installed psydm to auto mount my drives it gave this An error occurred while mounting /media/sdc1
[00:50] <chilipep4> maco: xchat? isn't that really old, and no longer maintained?
[00:50] <usacomputertec> hello
[00:50] <tripelb> con-man, PM
[00:50] <mixxit> seems like dillo is the one to install then :)
[00:50] <acerimmer_> !hi|usacomputertec
[00:50] <infid> chrome is lightweight enough for me
[00:50] <Pici> mixxit, schlaftier, maco: dillo is no longer in the repositories
[00:50] <mixxit> ork with
[00:50] <mixxit> i have about 30mb of ram to work with
[00:50] <wollomat> mixxit: links2, with the -g option
[00:51] <maco> mixxit: no dillo...bah. ok kazahakase maybe?
[00:51] <maco> chilipep4: had a release less than a year ago...
[00:51] <infid> epiphany
[00:51] <Ttech> How do yo uget to safe graphics mode in the latest ubuntu?
[00:51] <mixxit> i thougth epiphany but its too much!
[00:51] <tripelb> mixxit you have only that. looks back to see your system.  I have an old laptop with 48M RAM. Is it possible to use it?  (Win 98 now, lol)
[00:51] <corin_> does anyone have any links to tutorials on configuring PPTPd (or alternative VPN software) correctly so that connected users can browse the internet using the VPN server as a proxy?
[00:51] <usacomputertec> I have a wedding video saved in KDENLIVE
[00:51] <usacomputertec> It won't render
[00:52] <mixxit> this has 128mb of ram
[00:52] <usacomputertec> Every time I try to render it crashes
[00:52] <chilipep4> maco: oh, i must be thinking of some other irc client then
[00:52] <Dalinuxman> goodnight peeps
[00:52] <mixxit> xorg uses 8% of the mem but rises to 20% sometimes
[00:52] <usacomputertec> #freenode
[00:52] <tripelb> mixxit I heard that Opera will work in Win 98. I dont know about in what you have.
[00:52] <maco> chilipep4: its not changing a whole bunch, but i think its because its very feature-complete
[00:52] <Flynsarmy> Anyone else experiencing a memory leak in gnome-power-manager on 10.04? It takes up more and more memory every day
[00:52] <mixxit> ubuntu 10.4
[00:53] <rgoytacaz> Since I upgrade to 10.4 LTS My screen on my Dell 1550, started blinking out, and displaying some weird lines while this blink happens.
[00:53] <rgoytacaz> Can any1 help me on this?
[00:53] <chilipep4> maco: well, thanks, i'll certainly give it a shot.  i really don't care at all to have the capabilities to IM, and it would be simpler to just use a irc-only program
[00:53] <rgoytacaz> it may have to do with display drivers
[00:53] <kelso> morning
[00:54] <IdleOne> hello kelso
[00:54] <mememe> hello! i need help getting back to my windows after installing lucid lynx
[00:54] <kelso> i want to know,have i registered?
[00:54] <i3luefire> ok. im still having problems. the installer for ubuntu wont let me choose the partition formated to btrfs
[00:54] <usacomputertec> hello
[00:55] <usacomputertec> I can't get KDENLIVE to work
[00:55] <khunter619> re-booting --- hopefully TestDisk does the trick :)
[00:55] <usacomputertec> #KDENLIVE
[00:55] <maco> kelso: yes, registered 7 years ago according to nickserv. oh but last seem in february. you're not identified
[00:55] <rgoytacaz> Since I upgrade to 10.4 LTS My screen on my Dell 1550, started blinking out, and displaying some weird lines while this blink happens. can any1 help?
[00:55] <Capt_Blackwood> Comment: The topic shows advertising for Intreped Ibex
[00:56] <usacomputertec> hello owner
[00:56] <Daekdroom> Capt_Blackwood, Yeah, it's adversitising its support is gonna end or something like that
[00:56] <IdleOne> Capt_Blackwood: it isn't exactly advertising
[00:56] <acerimmer_> rgoytacaz: same here.  it's random.  I suspect it's related to a video driver, but so far as I know, there's no fix yet.  contact dell support/linux
[00:56] <usacomputertec> Is there anyone here who can help me with KDENLIVE???
[00:56] <IdleOne> Capt_Blackwood: more of a notice :)
[00:57] <Owner> hello usacomputertec
[00:57] <mixxit> also have another issue if possible - my sound is not playing but appears to be setup i think
[00:57] <IdleOne> usacomputertec: /join #kdenlive
[00:57] <IdleOne> usacomputertec: and be patient.
[00:58] <kelso> maco:what can i do and how
[00:58] <wollomat> mememe: pastebin /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:58] <maco> kelso: /msg nickserv identify <your password>
[00:59] <mememe> wollomat: i get "pastebin: command not found
[00:59] <kelso> maco:according to the web http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration
[01:00] <wollomat> mememe: let us see a copy of your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[01:00] <ujjain> Why cannot I access a network share in Nautilus. It asks for user/password/domain now, I think I uninstalled a package too many.
[01:00] <wollomat> !pastebin
[01:00] <IdleOne> wollomat: mememe is using Lucid there is no menu.lst
[01:00] <mememe> i'm new to linux, and haven't any ide how to get it for you, wollomat
[01:00]  * wollomat ducks and shuts tfu
[01:00] <DeoFavente> nautilus theming question - i just updated to the new ubuntu and i d/led a theme for a old ubuntu and everything works like it did before, except for the breadcrumbs in nautilus. I'm not sure why this is but i intend on modifiying it so it looks good. I am aware of the file ~/.themes/<gtk theme>/gtk-2.0/nautilus/nautilus.rc, but I don't know how to modify it. The problems I have with the nautilus breadcrumb trail is that there ar
[01:00] <DeoFavente> e unwanted spaces between the breadcrumbs, and the breadcrumb trail "caps" do not shown.
[01:00] <IdleOne> wollomat: familly friendly please
[01:01] <kelso> maco:what is the password?
[01:01] <IdleOne> !grub2 | mememe wollomat
[01:01] <rgoytacaz> acerimmer_: damn =/
[01:01] <maco> kelso: how would *i* know *your* password?
[01:01] <IdleOne> kelso: the password YOU chose
[01:01] <rgoytacaz> acerimmer_: its annoying.. I'm almost downgrading..
[01:01] <acerimmer_> rgoytacaz: don't despair
[01:01] <acerimmer_> rgoytacaz: wait one and I'll get the contact person for u
[01:02] <mememe> it says: bash: !grub2: event not found
[01:02] <rgoytacaz> thx pal, appreciated.
[01:02] <IdleOne> mememe: go to the link provided by ubottu
[01:02] <IdleOne> mememe: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2
[01:02] <mememe> it should be noted i came in here earlier and was told to fix grub, so i went to fix the installation and there wasn't one
[01:02] <Pici> kelso: If you don't know the password for your nickserv account then please join #freenode and ask for a password reset.
[01:02] <mememe> so, the one that's there now i just installed this afternoon
[01:02] <kelso> maco:i see ,thank.then i try it
[01:03] <opnet> hey, I have this iso but when I booted it it would just say the kernel isn't found, so extracted it and fixed it and now when I put that back into an iso and burn it it doen't boot
[01:03] <opnet> any ideas?
[01:03] <ikonia> opnet: what iso ?
[01:03] <opnet> navyn, an old one
[01:04] <opnet> but it would boot before
[01:04] <ikonia> opnet: how is this an ubuntu issue ?
[01:04] <acerimmer_> rgoytacaz: mario limonciello at Dell/Linux team.  Google around for his email, it's out there.
[01:04] <kelso> maco:its my email password or what?
[01:04] <Griffen> hey guys ! bot is gone that mean i am registered a what..
[01:05] <ikonia> !ping
[01:05] <maco> kelso: have you been using irc for 7 years?
[01:05] <ikonia> Griffen: ubuntu's bot is here
[01:05] <mememe> ok. followed the link. all that information is for installations previous to mine. i started, today, with installing from a supplied live ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) cd, then running the live upgrade install. that site says everything from earlier than 9.04 needs an upgrade, but 9.10 and newer should already have grub2
[01:05] <thebruce> hey guys
[01:05] <kelso> maco:just began it yesterday
[01:06] <opnet> ikonia: I don't know how to make a bootable iso, the OS does boot, but I after I remake it I don't know how to make it bootable
[01:06] <ikonia> opnet: ok, so this isn't an ubuntu issue
[01:06] <maco> kelso: ah. sorry then. kelso is registered by someone else and has been for 7 years. if you want to register a nick, you need to first pick one thats not already taken
[01:06] <alienseer23> my lucid system has lost sound, and pulse audio seems to want me to know that "pid.c: Stale PID file, overwriting." and also "asyncq.c: q overrun, queuing locally" and rhythmbox just freezes up if I try to play anything. how do i get my sound back?
[01:06] <opnet> ikonia: I just need to know how to make a bootable iso
[01:06] <Griffen> Ahh! every thing is fine ...thank god. done it somehow
[01:06] <Traveler> If a library is free to use for open source projects but proprietary, is it legal to distribute the dll file in the source of an open source project?
[01:06] <mememe> maco, can you check on the nick "mixel" for me? i've been using it in irc for over 10 years (maybe 20) and can't remember my password
[01:06] <Flynsarmy> Anyone else experiencing a memory leak in gnome-power-manager on 10.04? It takes up more and more memory every day
[01:07] <ikonia> opnet: it's not an ubuntu issue
[01:07] <maco> mememe: /msg nickserv info mixel
[01:07] <ikonia> Flynsarmy: its actually very efficient for me, I've been monitoring it for the past 1.5 hours while I've been on a train
[01:07] <maco> mememe: thatd tell you if its registered and if so how long since last used
[01:07] <Pici> mememe: Please join #freenode if you need help dropping or registering or if you forgot your password.
[01:07] <maco> mememe: over a certain time of disuse, you can go to #freenode and ask the unused nick to be freed
[01:07] <opnet> ikonia: well you guys are knowledgeable, and I figured you guys would know how to do this in ubuntu
[01:08] <|corpse|> how can i find out the name of my audio output file eg dsp, audio etc
[01:08] <mememe> wow. that's still me, but i guess it wasn't that one i was using all this time in irc
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[01:08] <CyL> How do I rar enable fille-roller?
[01:08] <ikonia> opnet: it's not an ubuntu issue, and this channel is only for ubuntu issues
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[01:08] <Flynsarmy> ikonia, i'm noticing 50-200meg jumps in memory consumption over a 24 hour period. over short amounts of time i don't noticemuch change
[01:08] <mdg> Hello!  Does anyone here know if the RTL8180 wifi driver is supported in 10.04?
[01:08] <tootroot> CyL: sudo apt-get install unrar
[01:08] <tootroot> should do it
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[01:08] <ikonia> Flynsarmy: that's still a reasonable change, I didn'tsee anything
[01:08] <rgoytacaz> acerimmer_: again... appreciated.. thx.
[01:08] <kzman> abnorkprore spams?
[01:08] <CyL> tootroot: thanks
[01:08] <orangejuice> =(
[01:08] <maco> kelso: might want to use a different password than that, now that youve pasted it into the channel!
[01:09] <BlackBinary> -.-
[01:09] <Griffen> Again ...what going on..MAN
[01:09] <maco> kelso: and as i said, you need to pick a different username. kelso is already taken
[01:09] <opnet> ikonia: you're saying you won't help someone who's trying to use ubuntu?
[01:09] <mdg> Hello!  Does anyone here know if the RTL8180 wifi driver is supported in 10.04?
[01:09] <maco> kelso: so first "/nick ANewName"
[01:09] <opnet> I can do it in windows
[01:09] <acerimmer_> rgoytacaz: no prob.  I've almost gotten to the point of ignoring the flick.  lots of complaints in the forums, too.
[01:09] <tootroot> np CyL
[01:09] <mememe> think you guys missed this so posting it again: >	ok. followed the link. all that information is for installations previous to mine. i started, today, with installing from a supplied live ubuntu 9.10 (karmic) cd, then running the live upgrade install. that site says everything from earlier than 9.04 needs an upgrade, but 9.10 and newer should already have grub2
[01:09] <ikonia> opnet: no, I'm saying you're asking how to fix someone elses iso - that's nothing to do with ubuntu
[01:09] <kelso> maco:ok
[01:10] <FloodBot3> !netsplit
[01:10] <maco> opnet: theres a book called Linux Live CDs that may help you
[01:10] <jijizaza> maco:my nick has changed?
[01:10] <mdg> mememe: trying to get to 10.04?
[01:10] <thebruce> anyone here know how to setup up streaming from ubuntu to the web?
[01:10] <jijizaza> maco:then what?
[01:10] <opnet> ikonia: the iso works, but I don't know how to make it boot, like, I can make it boot in windos, so the iso's working, but I don't know how to do it in ubuntu
[01:11] <maco> !register | jijizaza
[01:11] <mixxit> what the heck was that
[01:11] <KindOne> mixxit: netsplit
[01:11] <KindOne> !netsplit
[01:11] <maco> !netsplit | mememe
[01:11] <mixxit> i mean the spam
[01:11] <ikonia> mixxit: ignore it
[01:11] <maco> mememe: erm not you sorry
[01:11] <mdg> Does anyone here know if the RTL8180 wifi driver is supported in 10.04?
[01:11] <opnet> ikonia: like, if I burn it in windows it works, but not in ubuntu
[01:11] <mixxit> ah okies
[01:11] <ikonia> opnet: there is nothing special you have to do at burn time, just burn it as an image
[01:12] <opnet> ikonia: well it's not working
[01:12] <chilipep4> say, i'm having a rather peculiar problem with ubuntu.  whenever i try to use the "safely remove" option for a usb drive, i get an "unable to stop drive" error message.  since the drive appears to unmount, why is this message appearing?
[01:12] <mdg> opnet: what program are you using to burn it?
[01:13] <edbian> What options do I have for window tiling under gnome?
[01:13] <opnet> ikonia: I used mkisofs -o navynos/navynos.iso navynos to make the iso
[01:13] <Typos_King> opnet:    .iso image files are NOT OS-dependent
[01:13] <Santisnight> mkquist, still there?
[01:13] <Spirit_Of_Fire> hey guys, I'm following the guide here -> http://www.ubuntu.com/cloud/private/deploy to setup UEC, it's really not complete and I'm confused as to how I start a VM, does anybody know how?
[01:13] <Typos_King> opnet:     you can burn it with whatever to a cd, if the .iso image is fine, it'll work
[01:13] <opnet> mdg: brasero
[01:13] <Spirit_Of_Fire> I've got to the point where the UEC is setup and I have Hybridfox plugin for Firefox installed, but I don't know how to configured Hybridfox to connect to the cloud
[01:14] <opnet> Typos_King: but it' not working
[01:14] <Typos_King> opnet:  maybe you burned it wrong in ubuntu
[01:14] <Typos_King> opnet:  you chose the wrong options or defaults for the burner
[01:14] <mdg> opnet: are you using CD-RW disks?  Those can be a problem.
[01:15] <opnet> nope, dvd -r
[01:15] <mememe> ok while i wait for an answer on how to fix/install grub2, i have other questions. like how to connect my network drives on my local area network?
[01:15] <MindVirus> When I record, I get white noise. Someone help me fix that.
[01:15] <mdg> opnet: I didn't have good luck with Brasero - I use GnomeBaker
[01:15] <ikonia> !grub2 > mememe
[01:15] <mememe> or, if i am ultimately unable to fix my windows installation, how to increase the size of my ubuntu partition?
[01:15] <DeoFavente> mememe: i'm kinda new to irc myself, but from what i can see is that it if you put the person's name your talking to in your message first followed by a colon, like i did with your name
[01:15] <Santisnight> Ok, well, i just did a fresh install of XP and i need to install GRUB from it, any how-to guides or volunteers willing to help? (i allready have had linux installed on another drive, but couldn't get to my XP install )
[01:15] <opnet> mdg: ok, I'll try it out
[01:16] <ikonia> !grub2 > Santisnight
[01:16] <mdg> opnet: in Gnomebaker, use Tools, burn Image and then pick the .iso to burn
[01:16] <mememe> ikonia: i get "bash: !grub2: event not found
[01:16]  * Typos_King uses k3b :P
[01:16] <opnet> mdg: ok, I'm installing right now
[01:16] <opnet> I'll tell you how it goes
[01:16] <mdg> opnet: good luck :)
[01:17] <ikonia> mememe: no-one told you to type that, read the message ubottu just sent you
[01:17] <almoxarife> I can't find ubuntu docs on how to move the /home folder off the tree to another drive, anynone ?
[01:17] <mdg> opnet: i use 4x speed
[01:17] <opnet> yup, that's what I use too
[01:17] <maco> almoxarife: move the contents of it to the new drive and add an entry for it in /etc/fstab
[01:17] <edbian> almoxarife, I can help.
[01:17] <ikonia> almoxarife: very easy, make the partition, cp -Rp the /home directory to the new drive, change /etc/fstab to point to the new drive
[01:17] <mdg> opnet: you using Gnome?
[01:18] <opnet> mdg: yup
[01:18] <mememe> deofavente: thank you for that. actually, before someone offers to answer your question, my guess is you have to just ask the room
[01:18] <DeoFavente> nautilus theming question - i just upgraded to the new ubuntu and d/led a theme for an old ubuntu, but the breadcrumb trail in nautilus is kinda messed up. The are unwanted spaces between the breadcrumbs and the breadcrumb trail "caps" do not show. I am aware of the nautilus.rc file but i don't understand it. Where can i find a reference on theming nautilus so I can fix this?
[01:18] <Santisnight> ikonia, yes but i can't currently get to my ubuntu to install GRUB 2.
[01:18] <Typos_King> Santisnight:   http://paste2.org/p/852899   <--- skip the # comments of course :)
[01:19] <ikonia> Santisnight: use a livecd
[01:19] <Typos_King> Santisnight:   that's done from a live-cd boot btw :)
[01:19] <ikonia> Santisnight: the document ubottu sent you tells you have to use a livecd to fix it
[01:19] <mixxit> i have a sis pci audio accelerator (rev 02) that doesnt appear to be playing sound but the system thinks it is, any ideas?
[01:19] <mememe> ikonia: i went to the site provided it says grub2 should have been installed with my ubuntu installation,w hich it wasn't. so i'm at a loss.
[01:19] <jijizaza> maco: excuse me
[01:19] <ikonia> mememe: no it doesn't say that
[01:19] <Santisnight> ikonia, riiiight... duh.
[01:19] <mdg> anyone here using 10.04 on a laptop with a pcmcia wifi card?  I'm having trouble with connection dropping with the rtl8180 driver
[01:20] <Santisnight> ikonia, stupid me, thanks.
[01:20] <ikonia> mememe: it gives you instructions on how to recover grub from a livecd onto your system
[01:20] <maco> jijizaza: whats up? we really should take this to #freenode
[01:20] <ikonia> mememe: you've not read the page
[01:20] <TechIsCool> Alright I just migrated a virtual machince from VMware infrastructure to ESXi4 and now can not get the network card to show up... anyone help me when I run ifconfig it only gives me the loopback network card
[01:20] <jijizaza> maco:i have registered ,dont i ?
[01:20] <mememe> ok i must have been given multiple pages. the page i went to talked about 9.10 and newer having grub2, and oler versions like jaunty needing to update.
[01:21] <mememe> honestly, i'm not lying or refusing to follow instructions. I'm just a freaking n00b doing this less than one day. could you guys please have at least a little patience with me?
[01:21] <maco> jijizaza: oh yep, nickserv says youre done
[01:21] <acerimmer_> mdg: I had a rtl based wifi usb.  never did get it to work and finally tossed it.  far easier to just replace it, imo
[01:21] <mememe> when someone types "!grub2" what dos that mean, in english, that i am supposed to do?
[01:22] <DeoFavente> mememe: i think it triggers a response from the bot here
[01:22] <ikonia> mememe: when ubottu says "mememe please read the link I've sent you in a private message" in clear english, what does that tell you ?
[01:22] <mdg> acerimmer_: I hate to toss 3 pcmcia cards - they worked in 9.04
[01:23] <mememe> ok, so if so, then why did i get a bash error, and why when i got that and reported it here, did i get told "no one told you to type that"?
[01:23] <acerimmer_> mdg: ah.  you left THAT part out, huh?  :)
[01:23] <mdg> acerimmer_: I have a Belkin F5D7050 USB adapter using RT73 in 9.04
[01:23] <ikonia> mememe: where in the page ubottu sent you - did it tell you to type "!grub2"
[01:23] <opnet> mdg: rebooting now
[01:23] <mdg> acerimmer_: I also have three F5D7010 (version 7000) pcmcia cards
[01:23] <mememe> ikonia, i am sorry if i mistook that link as the same one someone had just given me and did not read it for what i thought would be a useless "second" time. please have some patience with me
[01:24] <mememe> someone in this room told me that, ikonia
[01:24] <ikonia> mememe: don't you dare tell me to have patience with me if you can't be bothered to read links that I'm giving you to help you
[01:24] <mememe> then you told me no one had.
[01:24] <mdg> acerimmer_: the F5D7010 is recognized and connects, but connection keeps dropping, even on an open network
[01:24] <ikonia> mememe: no-one in this room told you to type "!grub2"
[01:24] <acerimmer_> mdg: ok, whatever package you downloaded to get it working for 9.04 SHOULD be updated or updatable.  Consider enabling backports in your software sources and running software update to see if the old drivers get captured.  Failing that, go to the RTL or belkin sites to see if you can search out linux driver downloads
[01:25] <mememe> ikonia, someone did. i'm sorry if you missed it. and, again, i am SORRY i didn't follow the wiki link which i am now reading. thankyouverymuch
[01:25] <mdg> acerimmer_: can you refresh me - http://ubuntu.backports.com ?
[01:25] <mememe> for the record, this is the link i thought the ubottu sent me a second time, where it does say what i said it says: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
[01:26] <ikonia> mememe: I've just reviewed the logs of the channel - no-one told you to type !grub2
[01:26] <acerimmer_> mdg: wait 1
[01:26] <ikonia> mememe: that's not the link I gave you, so I'm not interested in what that link says
[01:26] <TechIsCool> Alright I just migrated a virtual machince from VMware infrastructure to ESXi4 and now can not get the network card to show up... anyone help me when I run ifconfig it only gives me the loopback network card
[01:26] <acerimmer_> mdg: as ROOT, System>Administration>Software Sources
[01:27] <mdg> TechIsCool: what is ESXi4?
[01:27] <mememe> actually, it was you who did. here it is: ikonia>	!grub2 > mememe
[01:27] <DeoFavente> could somebody point me to a reference on how to theme nautilus (via nautilus.rc)? I d/led a theme that worked on an older ubuntu version but doesn't now so I intend on fixing it.
[01:27] <TechIsCool> mdg virtual server
[01:27] <Tricia> My scroll on my touchpad doesn't work anymore.
[01:27] <ikonia> mememe: where did I say "type that"
[01:27] <ikonia> mememe: that was me triggeing a bot to message you
[01:27] <mememe> ok. call me an idiot. what does that mean, "!grub 2 ? mememe
[01:27] <acerimmer_> *stealthily switches everyone's coffee to decaf*
[01:27] <mdg> acerimmer_: >>> software sources, then
[01:27] <mememe> excuse em "!grub2 > mememe"
[01:28] <mdg> acerimmer_: lol
[01:28] <mememe> what should i have interpreted that to mean?
[01:28] <DeoFavente> !grub2 > DeoFavente
[01:28] <ikonia> mememe: as I've just said, that was me triggering a bot to inform you of the corrrect link
[01:28] <mememe> i'm sorry i'm so confused. like i said, this is my first day with any of this.
[01:29] <mdg> mememe: first time with a live cd or with a regular install?
[01:29] <dnivra> Hello. How do I find find out what is the audio and video format of a video?
[01:29] <tripelb> it changed. I was getting chrome-opening-webpage-from-xchat stealing focus and not is opening in the background. --Why would it change?  (ubuntu 9.10)
[01:29] <Pici> mememe: its okay, sometimes this can all be a bit overwhelming.
[01:29] <ikonia> dnivra: type "file $name_of_video_file"
[01:30] <jijizaza> maco:i have a question
[01:30] <boss_mc> mdg: or in nautilus, right click, click properties adn click audio/video tab
[01:30] <acerimmer_> dnivra: Select File>right click>Properties
[01:30] <mememe> ok, and i'm back to relading the wiki page and believing it to tell me that grub2 should have been installed on my system, and then continues to provide instructions on installs for PRIOR versions of ubuntu.
[01:30] <boss_mc> dnivra: my previous message was for you...
[01:30] <mdg> boss_mc: I think you mean dnivra
[01:30] <maco> jijizaza: whats taht?
[01:30] <dnivra> boss_mc, acerimmer_ ikonia thanks!
[01:30] <jijizaza> maco:if i join into the diffent chanel ,i must register again?
[01:30] <mememe> mdg first time with linus anything, and all my computers have come with os installed, except macs which are easy greasy
[01:30] <boss_mc> mdg: yep, too late at night to let names be important...
[01:31] <maco> jijizaza: register once per server
[01:31] <mememe> anything that is not gui-related install like a windows or mac install cd, involving commands in a terminal window and whatnot, is totally new to me
[01:31] <mdg> mememe: you want grub2?
[01:31] <kzman> can I upgrade to ubuntu 10.04 with the livecd?
[01:31] <mdg> boss_mc: I totally understand :)
[01:31] <acerimmer_> kzman: what's installed right now??
[01:31] <Gerwin> kzman: How about sudo apt-get dist-upgrade?
[01:31] <kzman> acerimmer_, 9.10
[01:32] <mdg> mememe: what are you trying to install 10.04?  What kind of computer?
[01:32] <acerimmer_> kzman: yes
[01:32] <kzman> acerimmer_, how to do that?
[01:32] <bastidrazor> Gerwin: that will not upgrade to another release.
[01:32] <Pici> kzman: You cannot, only the alternative cd can be used to upgrade.
[01:32] <arand> kzman: You will need the alternate CD if you want to do an offline upgrade I think.
[01:32] <jijizaza> maco:ubuntu-cn remind me to register,it belongs to another server?
[01:32] <mememe> pici: thank you. this has been ery frustrating and i understand almost nothing despite having been a computer user since age 3, and an internet user since about 9
[01:32] <maco> jijizaza: no
[01:32] <acerimmer_> kzman: DAMMIT!  sorry, bad intel.  see pici message
[01:32] <redstar> How many people make a good living off of Ubuntu vrs other OS's?
[01:33] <maco> jijizaza: that might just be a message it says in the /topic so that everyone sees it...
[01:33] <dnivra> has someone converted videos using ffmpeg/winff? i convert but the output video is not clear at all. it's all fuzzy and stuff: can't see a thing. the input is "ogg data + theora video": it's a file that is output of pitivi? Any ideas as to why the problem occurs?
[01:33] <mdg> mememe: its hard to let go of the windows way of doing things, but once you understand you will be hooked
[01:33] <mememe> mdg that's what i'm being told i want. what i want, is either a) to fix my now broken windows installation, which worked but has no install disks, or b) fix my ubuntu installation, so that i can use it with all the computers and services on my local network
[01:33] <kzman> and with the ubuntu DVD, can I?
[01:33] <DeoFavente> could somebody point me to a reference on how to theme nautilus (via nautilus.rc)?
[01:33] <mdg> mememe: did you have a dual boot until now?
[01:33] <bastidrazor> Gerwin: sudo do-release-upgrade  is  a method of cli upgrading
[01:34] <redstar> Apple surpassed MSFT today.
[01:34] <Pici> Ot
[01:34] <mdg> mememe: oh silly me - you just installed
[01:34] <mdg> mememe: did you choose "use entire harddrive"?
[01:34] <mememe> mdg i'm totally game for the complete switch. but right now juyst getting the side-by-side option to work is frustrating. I started with a live cd for ubuntu 9.10, which partially installed and had errors, and then doig the live ugrade to 10.4, which apparently skipped grub and other elements
[01:35] <ikonia> 1/join #ubuntu-virt
[01:35] <ikonia> oops
[01:35] <redstar> I'm tired of TV and internet everyday.  What else is there to do?
[01:35] <ikonia> !offtopic | redstar
[01:35] <mdg> mememe: upgrade?
[01:35] <redstar> oh thanks ubottu
[01:35] <mkquist> mememe: you still have windows intalled?
[01:35] <mdg> mememe: you have much important in your ubuntu install?
[01:35] <CaptainTrek> is there any way to sync an entire partition off of a drive and onto a secondary drive?
[01:35] <mememe> mdg i started today with only a windows xp home sp3 installation. I started ubuntu, tried the demo but it forced me to select a side by side or total installation. everything has been downhill from there.
[01:35] <mdg> mememe: by chance this was not a wubi install?
[01:36] <redstar> i shall speak no more in here
[01:36] <progesterone> Question: is there any pre-installed font on Ubunutu that resembles Verdana font?
[01:36] <mememe> mkquist: i have a 35gb file system which is unrecognizable, and no functionning windows boot option, so arguably the answer would be no, but that was not the intent nor the install selection i chose
[01:36] <mememe> mdg i have nothing in my ubuntu install that could be repeated in another afternoon's worth of work.
[01:37] <mememe> do not know what a wubi installi s, so probably not one.
[01:37] <mdg> mememe: I would seriously consider getting a 10.04 live cd and installing over the borked ubuntu upgrade (or perhaps just stick with 9.04 to get it working)
[01:37] <acerimmer_> more anti-FOSS bull http://www.dumblittleman.com/2010/05/8-reasons-to-switch-to-windows-7-if-you.html
[01:38] <mememe> correction, mdg: there is nothing in ubuntu that connot be complete erased without regret except for tthe time it took to install it.
[01:38] <brokentu> hello :) my X server does not display anything so i cannot install ubunto
[01:38] <mdg> mememe: Its truly best to to do a reinstall rather than upgrade - I think we all learn that the hard way
[01:38] <DeoFavente> progesterone: i do not believe so, but verdana can be installed via the msttcorefonts package - to install type "sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts" without the quotes into a terminal
[01:38] <mememe> mdg: ps, my live cd for 9.10 no longer boots, so i can't retrace to 9.10, apparently.
[01:38] <mdg> mememe: you could boot you 9.04 live cd just to check your partitions and what type they are
[01:38] <brokentu> i can do it manually if pointed to instructions or you can help me make my X server display so I can do it like the cool kids
[01:39] <brokentu> problem: monitor is receiving no signal
[01:39] <mdg> mememe: ooo you are in a pickle - no live cd, no windows cds
[01:39] <mdg> mememe: no way to burn a live cd - have a friend who could do it?
[01:39] <mememe> mdg: it's a "karmic koala" cd, whatever the number is, and it won't boot or be recognized for some reason.
[01:39] <DeoFavente> anyone know of a nautilus theming guide? i need to fix an old theme...
[01:40] <ikonia> DeoFavente: maybe something on gnome-look.org ?
[01:40] <CaptainTrek> is there any way to sync an entire partition off of a drive and onto a different drive?
[01:40] <mdg> mememe: I've had that happen to me when I have install problems and kept rebooting and rebooting
[01:40] <ikonia> CaptainTrek: cp -Rp
[01:40] <mdg> mememe: perhaps you have a USB jump drive you could spare?
[01:40] <mememe> well, for the pickle i'm in, here's the deal. i have amac without a  keyboard (it's in transit from a repair) that has a drive that can write, but no wayt to give it the instructions right now. i have this pc, which has only a readable cd-rom drive. so i can't burn a live cd just right this minute.
[01:40] <CaptainTrek> ikonia: cp -Rp <drive>?
[01:41] <mdg> mememe: still you would need access to a windows or ubuntu machine to make a bootable USB
[01:41] <ikonia> CaptainTrek: cp -Rpx /source /new_drive_mout_point
[01:41] <mememe> i do have a USB drive... i think it's  8gb. is that big enough and capable for creating a bootable ubuntu live installer from?
[01:41] <progesterone> DeoFavente Thanks for your question. Unfortunately I can't tell every client to install it. I've to put Tahoma-equivalent font in Ubuntu in CSS.
[01:41] <mdg> mememe: plenty big
[01:42] <mdg> mememe: you still need a working windows or ubuntu install.....
[01:42] <Typos_King> mememe:    once booted from the usb in the iMac, with no keyboard, how do you plan to burn anything ? :P
[01:42] <CaptainTrek> ikonia: ah okay, so assuming that the drive mounts in /media/<mount dir>, that would be the source, and /media/<mount point of second drive> for the second argument?
[01:42] <mememe> mdg: i'm on the ubuntu machine right now. able to use it for somewhat limnited functionality, just not seeminglyu able to access network resources, the old xp installation, or certain install/upgrade elements.
[01:42] <mdg> mememe: is this an imac?
[01:42] <ikonia> CaptainTrek: correct
[01:43] <mememe> typos_king, that was my point.w ithout the keyboard, i couldn't.
[01:44] <mememe> mdg no this ubuntu machine is an old dell optiplex tower. maybe 4 years old?
[01:44] <CaptainTrek> ikonia: so assuming its an ext3 partition i'm starting with, i need to format the second drive's partition as either ext3 or ext4?
[01:44] <mdg> mememe: if you can download 10.04 and unetbootin you should be in business.
[01:44] <Typos_King> mememe:   sooooooo, what do you want? boot to a live-usb ubuntu and stare at the screen?
[01:44] <Swian> hi, I installed KDE System Settings under Ubuntu 10.04 and can't locate them in any menus
[01:44] <mdg> mememe: I have a Dell Optiplex GX270
[01:44] <Swian> where would I find them
[01:44] <mememe> typos_king - think you missed that i have multiple computers?
[01:44] <Typos_King> mememe:   read that
[01:44] <thebruce> could anyone assist in setting up an audio stream from ubuntu to the web
[01:45] <mdg> mememe: what flavor is the imac?
[01:45] <Typos_King> SWian:    dunno where kde4.4 puts it, but you can always call them with -> systemsettings;
[01:45] <onetinsoldier> Typos_King: you didn't know? you put on a tin foil hat, and use mind control :D
[01:45] <lfaraone> When I do a "mount /dev/sr0", the disk contents show up briefly in Nautilus but disappear a second later. How can I figur eout what's wrong?
[01:45] <mememe> mdg ok so what does "unetbootin" mean/entail. and, wow, we have the same pc. that means, this installation thing must ultimately work, even with older components which was what had me concerned.
[01:45] <undecim> lfaraone: dmesg
[01:45] <mdg> mememe: works great!
[01:46] <Typos_King> onetinsoldier:  you must be experienced, being a tin soldier and all :P
[01:46] <mdg> mememe: unetbooting is a tool to create bootable USB drives
[01:46] <Swian> Typos_King thanks
[01:46] <danny7210> Hey when someone has a chance I need help, my laptop wont shutdown on Ubuntu 10.04
[01:46] <undecim> lfaraone: look at the last few lines
[01:46] <mememe> mdg: the mac is a macmini late 2009 edition, running entirely as a media machine, with my hdtv as the "monitor". not really set up as a "computer" setup. but it's awesome.
[01:46] <onetinsoldier> Typos_King: rofl :-)
[01:46] <cjdevlin> danny7210: what steps have you taken?
[01:46] <lfaraone> undecim: 'May 26 20:46:16 Opus kernel: [ 1697.179105] ISO 9660 Extensions: Microsoft Joliet Level 1 \n May 26 20:46:16 Opus kernel: [ 1697.179752] ISOFS: changing to secondary root'
[01:46] <danny7210> cjdevlin: I set acpi = force and etc, I have an ati card if it matters
[01:47] <mdg> mememe: sounds really cool!  I have an old G4 iMac (the one that looks like a lamp)
[01:47] <danny7210> cjdevlin: I also edited grub in gpedit
[01:47] <undecim> lfaraone: I don't see anything interesting there.
[01:47] <undecim> lfaraone: why are you mounting CDs manually anyways?
[01:47] <cjdevlin> danny7210: open a terminal and type:   sudo shutdown now
[01:47] <mdg> mememe: download this to your desktop and change permissions (right click > permissions)
[01:48] <Tricia> I don't have a Touchpad tab in my Mouse configuration
[01:48] <mdg> mememe: this is a dependnecy on p7zip, so make sure you have that too
[01:48] <danny7210> cjdevlin: entering it now
[01:48] <mememe> mdg: you are cracking me up. the good news here is, i just plugged in my usb drive, and ubuntu is indeed recognizing it. so, where/how do i get unetbooting?
[01:48] <_Anthony> so importing 3100 songs into rhythmbox is quite slow
[01:48] <lfaraone> undecim: because the same behavior occurs when it's autodetected.
[01:48] <cjdevlin> danny7210: that should shut the computer down immediately
[01:49] <Typos_King> mememe:     9.1, not sure on 10.04, live-cd has a tool for making a 'startup usb', which is just a usb live version of it
[01:49] <danny7210> cjdevlin: it is stuck .....
[01:49] <undecim> lfaraone: Is it just for this cd or all cds?
[01:49] <th0r>  cjdevlin: I am not sure....but I think you need 'sudo shutdown -h now'
[01:49] <mdg> mememe: you may want to partition your 8 gig drive - you really only need 2 gig for a live CD install
[01:49] <cjdevlin> th0r: sudo shutdown now should leave him in the terminal
[01:50] <mememe> mdg awesome. i will do that. and, what is the file i was to download?
[01:50] <danny7210> cjdevlin: it shutdown but my screen is still on and bluetooth is still enabled
[01:50] <cjdevlin> th0r: i want to see if shutdown throws any errors or if it is a 'higher up problem'
[01:50] <lfaraone> undecim: let me see, I'm not sure. This is a pre-pressed CD that came with one of my devices.
[01:50] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    that means the acpi/apm module/drivers have some issues or incompatibility with your motherboard power management feature
[01:50] <lfaraone> undecim: (it's frustrating because if I ls /media/cdrom0 the content on the CD shows up, but only for half a second or so.
[01:51] <mdg> mememe: the last thing I mentioned was a dependency on p7zip - am searching for what else
[01:51] <lfaraone> undecim: yep, same problem with other CDs...
[01:51] <danny7210> Typos_King: would dell really do that to me?
[01:51] <undecim> lfaraone: Was that dmesg output from after the contents disappeared?
[01:51] <cjdevlin> danny7210: sudo reboot now
[01:51] <Typos_King> Tricia:  and what do you need one?
[01:51] <mememe> mdg: getting p7zip from sourceforge as we speak.
[01:51] <cjdevlin> danny7210: will bring the system back up
[01:51] <lfaraone> undecim: yes. those are the only two messages that appear after inserting a CD/
[01:51] <danny7210> cjdevlin: already typed that in, was starting to shutdown and now my monitor has weird white and black dots everywhere
[01:51] <Tricia> Typos_King: cause I have a touchpad? Scrolling stopped working so I went searching for the config
[01:52] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    no dell per se, I mean, the acpi module in 7.1 worked flawlessly on my dell, the 9.1 module did not, sooooo
[01:52] <Typos_King> same dell, I may add
[01:52] <lfaraone> undecim: otoh, I did start up in single user mode and then resume my normal session, so that may be part of it...
[01:52] <Adola> What program will allow me to burn a .avi to DVD?
[01:52] <Typos_King> Tricia:  I think you have install some app for synaptics devices stuff
[01:52] <undecim> lfaraone: Try rebooting then.
[01:53] <Typos_King> !synaptics | Tricia
[01:53] <onetinsoldier> Adola: try gnomebaker or brasero
[01:53] <mdg> mememe: seems to me there was one other dependency I needed when I installed it - it should pop up a box telling you that something is missing
[01:53] <danny7210> Tyos_King: So this is an issue with the drivers on ubuntu 10.04, because I would like the shutdown haha.
[01:53] <cjdevlin> danny7210: hard reboot and if you are not using any bluetooth stuff, try disabling it and see what happens
[01:53] <Adola> onetinsoldier: thanks.
[01:53] <onetinsoldier> Adola: sure, you're welcome
[01:53] <MrWise> I'm booting an ubuntu server install off a USB key, when I hit [Enter] with "Install Ubuntu Server" selected, I see some scattered lines of randomly colored dots at the very top 3-4 rows of my screen, and an undscore at the far left of the "Press ENTER to boot o.."- and nothing else happens.
[01:53] <cjdevlin> danny7210: doing it from the cl looks infinitely cooler
[01:53] <danny7210> cjdevlin: Will do
[01:53] <MrWise> Anyone know what's up with this?
[01:53] <mememe> mdg ok idiot questiosn come now. when i download and extract p7zip, what file is the "executable" in an ubuntu world?
[01:53] <mdg> mememe: were you going for 10.04?
[01:53] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    yes, a hardware compatibility issue with your hardware for that power management module/driver
[01:53] <neezer> I am trying to add a folder to my webserver. I want to put a bunch of files in /var/www/html. They are also in /home/neezer.....I don't want them to be in two places at once, but I'd like to keep them in /home/nathan....is there a way I can keep the files in /home/nathan and still have them browseable from the internet?
[01:54] <mdg> mememe: its not .exe in linux its .bin
[01:54] <danny7210> Typos_King: Damn that sucks, I loved ubuntu, now ill have to go to fedora or something
[01:54] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    or 9.1 :P
[01:54] <danny7210> cjdevlin: so you want me to disable bluetooth and sudo shutdown now?
[01:54] <Typos_King> hehe
[01:54] <cjdevlin> neezer: google symbolic link
[01:54] <undecim> mememe: It's not necessarily any file extension, though common extensions are .bin and .elf. Some executables won't have an extension at all.
[01:54] <Tricia> Typos_King: thanks, I'll look at that
[01:54] <mdg> mememe: did you download your .iso?
[01:55] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    they may issue a fix soon, check for any updates on their modules, ... try maybe installing the linux-backport-modules
[01:55] <danny7210> Typos_King; Yea, 9.1 sounds good
[01:55] <cjdevlin> danny7210: after you disable it try and shut down how you 'normally' would
[01:55] <mememe> mdg: i would like to do the live usb installer for the lasted version, 10.x. The p7zip file that downloaded defaulted to a 9.04 ubuntu version. is that ok?
[01:55] <mememe> mdg going for the .iso now
[01:55] <mdg> mememe: I believe that's what mine did to
[01:55] <neezer> cjdevlin: I did and tried ln -s /home/neezer from my var/www/html/folder, but it didn't work....I don't think anyways...
[01:56] <Gerwin> neezer: Are you using Apache as your webserver?
[01:56] <mdg> mememe: I don't remember exactly the steps for 7pzip
[01:56] <cjdevlin> neezer: did you use sudo?
[01:56] <Tricia> Typos_King: xinput list doesn't have my trackpad on it
[01:56] <Gerwin> If so, Google 'Apache virtual hosts'
[01:56] <mememe> mdg: if i want to install p7zip, do i run "install.sh" or is that something else?
[01:56] <mdg> mememe: actually, I think its in the repos, but you can do it this way too
[01:56] <Daekdroom> !p7zip
[01:57] <onetinsoldier> try this
[01:57] <onetinsoldier> !info p7zip
[01:57] <mememe> mdg "in the repos"?
[01:57] <Daekdroom> Ah
[01:57] <Typos_King> Tricia:  what's wrong anyway with your ... touchpad? trackpad?
[01:57] <Daekdroom> I knew I missed something :P
[01:57] <neezer> Gerwin, yes....
[01:57] <MrWise> Anyone have any idea as to my problem? Google is being reluctant at the moment...
[01:57] <onetinsoldier> :-)
[01:57] <neezer> cjdevlin, I am doing this as root, yes.
[01:57] <danny7210> Typos_King: Should I install all linux-backport-modules?
[01:58] <Tricia> Typos_King: nothing. I'm usng it *moves cursor with it* it just stopped scrolling
[01:58] <Tricia> Typos_King: I think after an update or something.
[01:58] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    there are several, but there's only 1 named 'linux-backport-modules' only
[01:58] <Gerwin> neezer: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/vhosts/
[01:58] <mdg> mememe: oh... in linux, the version of linux you install has respositories for almost all the apps you would want to add - you go there to get them -- you have an application called Synaptic that gives you a nice GUI to do it or if you are in a hurry you can apt-get install it
[01:59] <danny7210> Typos_King: I dont see that file just named linux-backport-modules
[01:59] <cjdevlin> neezer: you also have to create and .htaccess file, one moment and i will post
[01:59] <mememe> mdg i am just confused on how to access the applications in ubuntu. some of them are in the "applications" drop down at the top left, but many more are listed as installed and i couldnt find how to find/launch them, today, for looking.
[01:59] <cjdevlin> a*
[02:00] <mememe> mdg for example "synaptic" is not in the drop down "applications" list. nor is xchat, which is listed as installed in the software center.
[02:00] <Santisnight> ikonia, yeeeah that wiki page is confusing, and it didn't work. my current situation is i cannot get to MY installation (other than to the files themselves) of Ubuntu 10.04, because GRUB is not working correctly.
[02:00] <onetinsoldier> mememe: that's in System --> Administration
[02:01] <mdg> mememe: Synaptic is under "Administration"
[02:01] <Typos_King> Santisnight:    did you ever check my paste?    from a live-cd to http://paste2.org/p/852899
[02:01] <mdg> mememe: Xchat is under "Internet"
[02:01] <mememe> onetinsoldier, mdg: thank you
[02:01] <onetinsoldier> mememe: sure, youre welcome
[02:01] <mdg> mememe: you are very welcome!
[02:02] <mememe> mdg: not on my computer its not.
[02:02] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    linux-backport-modules-`uname -r`
[02:02] <Santisnight> Typos_King, no because i never saw it. but GREAT! this is a helluva lot more clear, thanks.
[02:02] <_Anthony> i personally like irsii+screen over xchat
[02:02] <mdg> mememe: do you know if you have gnome desktop or KDE or something else?
[02:02] <mememe> mdg: i spent like 2 hours trying to find an irc client that would work, access freenode, and actually provide legible text in the window before i ended up with chatzilla.
[02:02] <mememe> mdg no idea
[02:03] <danny7210> Typos_King: Still dont see it, This is under synaptic package manager correct
[02:03] <mememe> ok. new question. how do i create a partition on my usb?
[02:03] <almoxarife> pidgin works for me
[02:03] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    sudo apt-get install linux-backport-modules-`uname -r`;   hehe :)
[02:03] <mdg> mememe: you will need to look for a program called "Gparted"
[02:03] <mememe> almo, i liked the idea of pidgin, but i couldnt get text to show up as anything other than white in the window when i logged into freenode irc
[02:03] <_Anthony> mememe you can use different fonts...
[02:03] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    the 'uname -r' gets the proper name for your kernel version :)
[02:03] <mdg> mememe: I hesitate greatly how to instruct you from command line
[02:03] <cjdevlin> neezer: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/z9Y7J0ug
[02:04] <cjdevlin> danny7210: sorry for the time delay, but yes that will determine if that is causing the issue
[02:04] <Typos_King> Tricia:    check in your package manager for any 'synaptics' tools? or utilities
[02:04] <mememe> anthony i think something in my ubuntu install is corrupted (why i'm here) that for some reason kept font color choices from being configurable in pidgin
[02:04] <danny7210> cjdevlin: Disabling bluetooth didnt work
[02:05] <mdg> mememe: when you click on the menu icon in the panel bar (left side of panel) do you get a menu?
[02:05] <mememe> mdg: having a program name to aim for helps me greatly. Thanks!
[02:05] <cjdevlin> danny7210: that was the only thing still listed as being running when you shut down, correct?
[02:05] <mdg> mememe: actually, here is a little trick to run any program that is already installed:  press Ctrl + F2 key and it pops up a dialog box and then you type the name of the program you are wanting to run
[02:06] <mememe> mdg what's a panel? do you mean in chatzilla?
[02:06] <danny7210> cjdevlin: it wasnt listed, I saw no text what so ever during shutdown
[02:06] <mememe> gparted
[02:06] <mememe> heh. hang on i'll try that again.
[02:06] <mdg> mememe: its like the menu bar in windows
[02:06] <mdg> mememe:  where your start button ,etc is
[02:07] <Tricia> ahah.. it's aparently an ALPS touchpad..
[02:07] <danny7210> Typos_King: I got error E: Couldn't Find package linux-backport-modules-2.5.32-22-generic
[02:07] <cjdevlin> danny7210: sudo shutdown -k now
[02:07] <mememe> mdg ok another n00b question. how do you look at a drive (eg usb) and see how much space is avaiable on it?
[02:08] <Tricia> ...mapbe
[02:08] <cjdevlin> danny7210: scratch that
[02:08] <danny7210> cjdevlin: The system is going down for maintenance Now! And it just sticks
[02:08] <mdg> mememe: you can find that in the file browser
[02:08] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    2.5.32?   are you using .... ubuntu 5.1?  even 7.1 has kernel 2.6.x
[02:08] <danny7210> Im using ubuntu 10.04
[02:08] <danny7210> Typos
[02:09] <Gerwin> wtf
[02:09] <danny7210> Typos_King: Im using ubuntu 10.04
[02:09] <mdg> USB drives usually show up as /sda1 or sda2, etc., where harddrives are usually /hda1  or hda2, etc.
[02:09] <Typos_King> 10.04... wonder why the uname -r; gave 2.5.32 kernel though, I'm on 9.1 and have 2.6.31
[02:09] <Typos_King> maybe he meant ... 2.6.32
[02:09] <danny7210> 2.6.32-22-generic
[02:10] <chilipep4> say, in gnome, how do you control what kind of menu pops up when you right click on something?
[02:10] <mdg> mememe: I'm actually using a variant of Ubuntu (based on Ubuntu), so I'm not sure of exactly what you are seeing
[02:10] <danny7210> Typos_King: Woops typo, I ment 2.6.32-22-generic
[02:11] <neezer> cjdevlin: thanks for the link....do I need to put that in /var/www/html/folder? or in /home/nathan/folder?
[02:11] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    can't say, you can always wait for an update on their acpi module or .... what else..... well. use 9.1 hehe
[02:11] <cjdevlin> danny7210: when you did the first shutdown did it go all the way down?
[02:11] <cjdevlin> neezer: /var/www/html/
[02:11] <danny7210> cjdevlin: No my screen was still on
[02:11] <_Anthony> Core0 Temp:  +31.0°C
[02:11] <_Anthony> Core1 Temp:  +24.0°C
[02:11] <_Anthony> kinda temps me to OC it even more
[02:11] <mememe> mdg was just in it and couldn't find it. will look again.
[02:11] <neezer> cool. thanks cjdevlin
[02:11] <danny7210> cjdevlin: I have to force shutdown every time
[02:11] <danny7210> cjdevlin: It just stayed at a black screen
[02:12] <mememe> mdg: working on gparted. it's not installed at the moment, and i'm getting a broken package error from the software center....
[02:12] <Typos_King> dannhy7210:    meaning the module has had that incompatibility with your hardware all along, as I said, on also my dell, 7.1 shutdown flawlessly, 9.1 did not
[02:12] <cjdevlin> danny7210: it didn't dump you to a terminal?
[02:12] <mdg> mememe: on your panel bar do you see three entries - one says "Places" one says "Administration" and I forget what the first one says
[02:12] <Pici> mdg: applications
[02:13] <TerrysComputerWo> Trying to load a program and keep getting this error Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: sun-java6-jre|icedtea-java7-jre|sun-java6-jdk|icedtea-java7-jdk
[02:13] <mememe> mdg applications, places, and system
[02:13] <mdg> mememe: it may be called partition editor in the menu entry
[02:13] <danny7210> cjdevlin: uploading a video for you
[02:13] <mdg> mememe: okay, under the "system" menu you should find synaptic
[02:13] <Sereph> how do I install just grub?
[02:13] <mememe> i was in the software center, where i searched for gparted, and it and a kde version are available, but neither are installed according to the software center.
[02:14] <mememe> mdg closest thing in "system" menu is "disk utility" which, if it's like the mac one, might have a lesser partition creation option.
[02:14] <mdg> mememe: we need to get you to synaptic
[02:14] <danny7210> cjdevlin: and no, it didnt dump me to a terminal
[02:14] <tefx> hey guys curios is there a way to isntall in the sytle of wubi from inside a livecd boot??
[02:14] <mdg> mememe:  are you running Mint?
[02:15] <mdg> mememe: Linux Mint?
[02:15] <IdleOne> !linuxmint
[02:15] <IdleOne> !mint
[02:15] <mememe> i get this error when i try to run synaptic: failed to run /usr/sbin/synaptic as user root. unable to copy the user's xauthorization file.
[02:15] <mdg> mememe: yes, you have to run synaptic with root privileges
[02:15] <mdg> type "sudo synaptic" and you will be asked for your password
[02:16] <tefx> mememe: are u putting sudo before the comment
[02:16] <tefx> command*
[02:16] <mememe> mdg i am running an incomplete/corrupt attempted installation of 9.10-with-failed-live-upgrade to 10.4
[02:16] <TerrysComputerWo> Trying to load a program and keep getting this error Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: sun-java6-jre|icedtea-java7-jre|sun-java6-jdk|icedtea-java7-jdk
[02:16] <IdleOne> mememe: mdg when running GUI apps is it recommended you use gksudo
[02:16] <mdg> mememe: yes I know
[02:16] <tefx> hey guys curios you no how with wubi it install intot he windows boot loader
[02:16] <mdg> IdleOne: thanks for the reminder :)
[02:17] <tefx> is there a way to do thsi with lubi
[02:17] <tefx> as wubi dosent liek usign my live usb as a coopy of the disk
[02:17] <danny7210> cjdevlin: I cant upload
[02:17] <danny7210> cjdevlin: Its fine Ill try 9.1
[02:18] <tefx> sebsebseb: haha look who it is
[02:18] <mememe> ok, there's only me as a user, and many many many gui driven items ask for and accept my password. synaptic did finally run when launched from terminal with the sudo command. will i have to do that everytime? if so, why is there a system-synaptic package manager gui option?
[02:18] <mdg> mememe: actually you can use the disk utility you found before
[02:19] <isidore_> how do I find out what partition my filesystem is on? (I.e. what # in sda# )
[02:19] <onetinsoldier> TerrysComputerWo: try here... System --> Administration --> Software Sources -> Other software  ..then enable the 'Partner Repo' for sun-java6
[02:19] <jrib> isidore_: use « mount » ?  but why?
[02:19] <tefx> dudeo the windows file system
[02:19] <chilipep4> say, i'm having a rather peculiar problem with ubuntu.  whenever i try to use the "safely remove" option for a usb drive, i get an "unable to stop drive" error message.  since the drive appears to unmount, why is this message appearing?
[02:19] <tefx> did you use wubi
[02:19] <mdg> mememe: just plug in your USB and you can see in the Palimpsest Disk Utility window the size and type of partitions
[02:20] <isidore_> updating to 10.04, and grub needs it
[02:20] <cjdevlin> neezer: status?
[02:20] <tefx> sorry synaptics took a bitch fit
[02:20] <mememe> mdg. ok. installing gparted but in the meanwhile will use that disk utility. great.
[02:20] <jrib> isidore_: erm, how are you upgrading?
[02:20] <IdleOne> !ohmy | tefx
[02:20] <jrib> !who | isidore_
[02:21] <roved2101> hello friendly neighbours
[02:21] <isidore_> jrib: just regular software update
[02:21] <neezer> cjdevlin: for some reason it isn't working....
[02:22] <neezer> not quite sure why.
[02:22] <jrib> isidore_: I don't think you should need to enter that information
[02:22] <cjdevlin> neezer: did you restart apache?
[02:22] <exarkun> virt-manager won't start my vm on Karmic, it says "libvirtError: internal error unable to start guest: qemu: could not open disk image /var/lib/libvirt/images/windowsxp-1.qcow2
[02:22] <isidore_> jrib: it popped up with a window that is asking...
[02:22] <cjdevlin> and when you do an ls -al in the directory does the symbolic link come up
[02:22] <cjdevlin> ??
[02:22] <TerrysComputerWo> onetinsoldier  that worked thank you
[02:22] <exarkun> There's no good reason for it not to be able to open that disk image, though.  Anyone have any clues?
[02:22] <onetinsoldier> TerrysComputerWo: you're welcome
[02:23] <neezer> cjdevlin: hmmm....nope....I can create the folder and then just browse to it. with firefox. but I can't see the link to the other folder in there it is empty.
[02:23] <jrib> isidore_: if you are comfortable with it, that is fine.  But if you want more input, feel free to pastebin a screenshot
[02:23] <tefx> Can someone pelase tell me is ther a way to install intto the windows files ystem from inside the lvie cd enviroment
[02:23] <jrib> tefx: use wubi
[02:23] <tefx> cant dont have an iso
[02:23] <tefx> handy
[02:23] <mememe> mdg ok in disk utility i can see the drive, and the total capacity, but nothing to indicate how much is already on it (there is plenty) or a great indication of how to create a partition eg not format the entire drive
[02:23] <mdg> mememe: when you get back to the disk utility, you can also check out your harddrive - what kind of partitions, etc.
[02:23] <tefx> and no wer near enoguh bandwidht to download one
[02:23] <jrib> tefx: how are you in the live cd environment?
[02:23] <tefx> jrib:
[02:23] <tefx> a usb
[02:24] <tefx> well live usb
[02:24] <jrib> tefx: so isn't there an iso file on there you can mount on windows?
[02:24] <tefx> but still
[02:24] <mememe> mdg oh duh forget that.i see the capacity now.
[02:24] <mdg> mememe: under the name of he drive to the top right of the Palimpsest Disk Utility dialog box you will see some information
[02:24] <tefx> nope
[02:24] <cjdevlin> neezer: are you web browsing w/ firefox? (<IP_ADDRESS>) or file browsing?
[02:24] <mememe> mdg just going to format the entire thing, erase everything on it, and create a 2gb partition
[02:25] <tefx> jrib: no i dotn have na iso on ther unfortunatly
[02:25] <mdg> mememe: before you do that, just make note of how USB drives are seen by the system:  /dev/sda  /dev/sdb etc
[02:25] <mdg> mememe: format it as fat32
[02:25] <neezer> cjdevlin: i'm web browsing with firefox and I'm not even in the same state as my server...I have sftp and ssh connections to work.
[02:25] <mdg> mememe: unetbooting needs fat32
[02:26] <tefx> i just have a lvie usb created with unetbootin jrib
[02:26] <mdg> unetbooting/unetbootin
[02:27] <mdg> mememe: you do not need to make it bootable
[02:27] <isidore_> jrib: would you say sda6 is the right drive: www.pasteall.org/pic/3583    ?
[02:28] <mdg> mememe: getting the .iso downloaded?
[02:28] <daedaluz> how large partition for root? 20GB?
[02:28] <neezer> cjdevlin: i just restarted apache, but still no go....
[02:28] <jrib> isidore_: is this a wubi install or something?
[02:28] <tdhz77> Can Snow Leapard read and write from a ubuntu ext4 partition?
[02:29] <isidore_> jrib: I don't believe so, It's really my friends computer, I told him I would update linux for him, I dont know how he installed it to start with.
[02:29] <mdg> mememe: while you were in the disk utility, did you check your harddrive?  what partitions it shows?
[02:30] <jrib> isidore_: that's pretty strange mount output, my guess is it's a wubi install.  I don't know if you have to do something special in that case
[02:30] <mdg> mememe: does it still show a windows partition or just ext 3
[02:30] <cjdevlin> neezer: when you do the ls where does your symlink point to?
[02:31] <Sereph> i have ubuntu 10.04 on my computer and i had to back up all the files by copying them to a hard disk and then moving them back to the new disk, the only problem seems that i need to reinstall grub... how might i go about doing this?
[02:31] <neezer> cjdevlin: they are hilighted red, and it says: music -> /home/nathan/music
[02:31] <jinzougen>  Anyone around? Kubuntu isn't recognizing my Canon printer, which is a new development...
[02:31] <isidore_> jrib: what exactly is a wubi install, i'm almost positive my friend wouldn't have chosen any weird settings (he's a linux n00b)
[02:31] <jinzougen> but it shows up on lsusb
[02:31] <Sereph> !kubuntu
[02:32] <jrib> isidore_: it installs ubuntu to a file on the windows partition (from inside windows)
[02:32] <neezer> cjdevlin: "lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root     18 May 26 21:23 music -> /home/nathan/music"
[02:32] <santisnight> So I'm back in Ubuntu, the install i did. but i can no longer access my windows XP....
[02:32] <cjdevlin> neezer: you want to browse all your music?
[02:32] <SovereignEntity> Can someone take a look http://pastebin.com/m2gX8SZw maybe you can find why i get the error
[02:32] <isidore_> jrib: can I just leave all the boxes unchecked? i don't really want to mess up his windows
[02:33] <SovereignEntity> I really dont want to have to reinstall
[02:33] <mdg> santisnight: you can choose it from the grub menu when you boot your machine -- unless you installed over it
[02:34] <santisnight> mdg, Im trying to dual boot it, and i don't even see it in the grub menu anymore, but i was before but i couldn't load it up.
[02:34] <jrib> isidore_: my guess is you want to install grub to the mbr, but then again maybe wubi does something special.  You can leave nothing checked and if something doesn't work later, you can install grub with a live cd (/msg ubottu grub2).  Maybe wait for someone familiar with wubi
[02:34] <santisnight> mdg,  they're on two different hard drives
[02:34] <neezer> cjdevlin: I want to just try it....I know it is a bit strange but I'm just trying some things out.
[02:35] <Sereph> can someone tell me how to install grub to the mbr of a specific hard disk?
[02:35] <Brack10> Why is 64 bit desktop not recommended for "daily use"?
[02:35] <mdg> santisnight: you need to make sure which drive windows is on - you can put that in grub - i.e. tell it where to boot from
[02:35] <IdleOne> Brack10: who said that?>
[02:35] <Brack10> IdleOne: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/download
[02:35] <IdleOne> Brack10: I have been running 64bit for some time now without issue
[02:36] <acerimmer_> Sereph: during installation, just before HDD writing starts there's a screen with "advanced options".  Grub install is there
[02:36] <mdg> mememe
[02:36] <tdhz77> can osx read/write ext4 partitions yet?
[02:36] <IdleOne> Brack10: hmm good question. I don't know why
[02:36] <brokentu> is there a text based installer i can start from the CLI on the live CD that will put ubuntu on it and no i dont mean dd
[02:36] <mdg> uh oh lost mememe
[02:36] <DeoFavente> iknoia: wait i must be a noob. where is there information location on gnome-look about theming nautilus? i dont think theres anything on nautilus in their kb.
[02:36] <Brack10> IdleOne: maybe because of Flash?
[02:36] <mdg> brokentu: when you get the boot prompt type "install"
[02:36] <santisnight> mdg,  sda (sda1, specifically.. i somehow have a partition on it as sda2 which i eventually want to eliminate as i can't seem to get into it.) but my ubuntu installation is on sdb[5] which is an external hard drive.
[02:37] <IdleOne> Brack10: no flash issues here
[02:37] <Brack10> I thought there was no 64 bit flash binary
[02:37] <santisnight> mdg,  sda is the only internal drive.
[02:37] <brokentu> mdg: no
[02:37] <acerimmer_> Sereph: of course, if you've ALREADY installed...?
[02:37] <brokentu> no way
[02:37] <IdleOne> Brack10: I have flash, java umm html5 working with chromium-browser uhh what else.. basically everything runs great
[02:37] <mdg> santisnight: so you have a partion 1, partition 2 and partition 5, as well as an external harddrive...
[02:38] <IdleOne> Brack10: it uses ia32-libs but works for me
[02:38] <mdg> santisnight: I'm guessing the external is a USB drive?
[02:38] <SovereignEntity> I cant believe smething as simple as wanting to mount a HD can cause this much trouble
[02:38] <jrib> SovereignEntity: you mean clicking on an icon? :P
[02:38] <acerimmer_> mdg: don't forget, MBR will only manage 4 primary partitions, INCLUDING any "hidden" parts.
[02:38] <Brack10> IdleOne: Yeah.  I thought Linux's 64 bit support was way ahead of MS because everything's open source
[02:38] <Gerwin> So errrm, I decided to revive my old laptop by installing 10.04, everything is running smooth, got my wireless card recognized and running as well, but now I get random disconnects and loads of timeouts...
[02:39] <SovereignEntity> thats how it's done in windows
[02:39] <IdleOne> Brack10: that is debatable but out of scope for this channe;
[02:39] <jrib> SovereignEntity: well ubuntu too.  Do you have a question?
[02:39] <IdleOne> channel*
[02:39] <Brack10> Yeah
[02:39] <mdg> Gerwin: what kind of wifi card do you have?  I have the same problem with a Belkin F5D7010 using rtl8180
[02:39] <santisnight> mdg,  no... there is only one partition on the internal drive, but it is unimportant. this internal drive is sda.  the external drive is a 500GB hard drive, which is sdb which is what this ubuntu i am using to chat on here is installed on.
[02:39] <Gerwin> mdg: Linksys WPC54G...
[02:40] <DeoFavente> could somebody point me to a reference on how to theme nautilus. I intend on fixing an old gtk theme.
[02:41] <jrib> DeoFavente: art.gnome.org has a tutorial on theming
[02:41] <SovereignEntity> jrib: I have a minimal install and installed pysdm to mount my drives. Now I get this error An error occurred while mounting /media/sdc1
[02:41] <mdg> Gerwin: not sure what driver that uses....
[02:41] <jinzougen> Anyone have any ideas how I can get my printer to work? It has worked in the past, I don't know why it's not being recognized anymore.
[02:41] <santisnight> mdg,  get it?
[02:41] <jinzougen> Canon i560 on Kubuntu lucid
[02:42] <jrib> SovereignEntity: what do you want to accomplish?  Add sdc1 to your fstab?
[02:42] <SovereignEntity> jrib:  I still get the error after uninstalling pysdm
[02:42] <acerimmer_> jinzougen: can you get teh drivers from the manufacturer?
[02:42] <mdg> jinzougen: have you unplugged it and plugged it back in?
[02:42] <jrib> SovereignEntity: get the error *where*? *how*?
[02:42] <jinzougen> I have done the unplugging and such
[02:42] <jinzougen> Don't know about the drivers...
[02:42] <DeoFavente> jrib: thank you
[02:43] <Sereph> acerimmer_: yes I already installed it I just need to replace grub in the MBR on this disk
[02:43] <Gerwin> mdg: It's intended to use bcm43 or b43, but I blacklisted both and installed a Windows driver with ndiswrapper
[02:44] <mhall119> JanC: I'm going to release Qimo 2.0 tomorrow night
[02:44] <mhall119> http://www.quinncoincorporated.org/qimo-2.0-desktop.iso.torrent
[02:44] <mhall119> it's the same as the RC, so you don't need to re-download it to seed
[02:44] <Riviera> qimo is great :)
[02:45] <mhall119> thanks
[02:45] <SovereignEntity> jinzougen:  i get the error @ boot. It will not boot untill i press s. here is fstab http://pastebin.com/DjQNqHff
[02:45] <mdg> Gerwin: I think a lot of people have trouble with bcm43 drivers...
[02:45] <Tricia> ...mapbe[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A[A
[02:45] <santisnight> Can anyone help me? I'm missing windows XP from the GRUB loader. xp and Ubuntu are installed on 2 different hard drives, one internal one external, Ubuntu being on the external. I've already tried loading up an XP disk to use the recovery console to then reinstall grub, but had no success.
[02:45] <Tricia> crap. sorry
[02:46] <mhall119> whoops, thought this was #ubuntu-locoteams
[02:46] <Gerwin> mdg: I know, I was glad I got the card working in the first place, but now it just keeps timing out and asking for the network key.
[02:46] <mdg> santisnight: even if you don't see the entry you want to boot in grub, you can edit the boot command (I believe it is by pressing the "e" key)
[02:46] <jrib> SovereignEntity: http://pastebin.com/DjQNqHff is not an fstab
[02:46] <mdg> santisnight: installing grub from windows?
[02:47] <santisnight> mdg, no, from the ubuntu liveCD
[02:47] <mdg> santisnight: oh - I misinterpreted it
[02:47] <SovereignEntity> jrib:  sorry http://pastebin.com/m2gX8SZw
[02:48] <mdg> santisnight: you are wanting to boot windows xp now?
[02:48] <santisnight> mdg,  and what would i do to the command?  or would there say something about "Windows XP home" where i just hit enter and go?
[02:48] <jrib> SovereignEntity: pastebin: sudo blkid
[02:48] <Gerwin> mdg: Also, it's somehow not able to find my network, but does find some others
[02:48] <SovereignEntity> jrib:  i just want to get rid of the error before i backup
[02:48] <santisnight> mdg, yes, i want to be able to choose upon start-up which OS i want to use.
[02:48] <mdg> Gerwin: what kind of security are you using?  Perhaps your card does not support the security you have
[02:49] <SovereignEntity> what does that mean
[02:49] <Gerwin> mdg: WPA-PSK, which is supported
[02:49] <Gerwin> mdg: I was connected for half an hour or so, until I had to reboot due to some updates
[02:49] <mdg> santisnight: since I don't dual boot I'm not sure of what the grub command would exactly be, but it would include /dev/sda or b
[02:50] <mdg> Gerwin: what kind of signal strength?
[02:50] <jrib> SovereignEntity: it's information I need to help you figure out what is going on
[02:50] <Gerwin> mdg: Excellent, I'm like 10 ft away from the router
[02:50] <santisnight> mdg,  well thanks anyhow...
[02:50] <mdg> anybody here dual booting - could you help santisnight ?
[02:50] <mr_fribble> Hi
[02:51] <SovereignEntity> jrib:  hold on
[02:51] <mr_fribble> How do I compile php?
[02:51] <mdg> Gerwin: how long usually before your connection drops?
[02:51] <CaptainTrek> mdg: i triple boot, whats his issue
[02:51] <jrib> mr_fribble: you don't.  Use the repositories and APT like sane people
[02:51] <jrib> !lamp > mr_fribble
[02:51] <hayden> Greetings. If I'm running a software RAID1 array, am I required to purchase WD's "RE" line of drives for it to work properly? Apparently this is the only line of drives that they enable TLER on.
[02:51] <lockstar> anyone use backtrack 4?
[02:51] <santisnight> CaptainTrek, i can't seem to keep acess to windows XP
[02:51] <Gerwin> mdg: Varies, anything between 10 secs and 5 mins
[02:51] <cordialement> Hi everybody
[02:51] <jrib> lockstar: this channel is for *ubuntu* support :)
[02:51] <mdg> CaptainTrek: he lost ability to boot to windows and I told him he can edit the grub command on boot, but am unsure of what that would look like
[02:51] <cordialement> Does anyone know an ubuntu repository in which I could find the last version of php compiled with mysqlnd ?
[02:51] <cordialement> I have a server under 10.04, I need mysqlnd but I have any time to compile php
[02:52] <mdg> Gerwin: wonder if you have interference from a phone or microwave or something?
[02:52] <cordialement> I don't have *
[02:52] <CaptainTrek> mdg / santisnight: you tried asking in #grub?
[02:52] <mdg> CaptainTrek: actually, had not thought of going to the grub forum
[02:52] <Gerwin> mdg: Could be, but this computer is connected to the same router, and doesn't ping out at all.
[02:52] <tdhz77> As much as we would have liked to see Ubuntu's Lucid Lynx handily beat Windows 7, this was not the case, but to some extent the opposite. Windows 7 in some of the tests possessed definitive leads over Ubuntu 10.04 LTS with the OpenGL performance when using the proprietary ATI/AMD and NVIDIA graphics drivers, which have largely shared code-bases between Windows and Linux. Ubuntu 10.04 LTS also had its leads in some areas while in many of the
[02:52] <tdhz77> tests the differences between the two operating systems
[02:52] <CaptainTrek> mdg: the people in #grub would most likely be most useful
[02:52] <mdg> Gerwin: using same wifi adapter?
[02:52] <santisnight> CaptainTrek, no
[02:52] <CaptainTrek> mdg: he COULD just try reinstalling grub
[02:53] <Gerwin> mdg: No
[02:53] <santisnight> CaptainTrek, i tried that :T
[02:53] <santisnight> CaptainTrek, it was a long ordeal that lead nowhere.
[02:53] <CaptainTrek> santisnight: might be that the WinXP partition is borked, you checked the partition tables?
[02:54] <santisnight> CaptainTrek,  two completly different drives.
[02:54] <mr_fribble> In this guide http://forums.ayksolutions.com/showthread.php?p=724 , it says to recompile php so how do I recompile php?
[02:55] <jrib> mr_fribble: what do you actually want to accomplish?
[02:55] <mdg> Gerwin: I've heard that other people using the same channel as your wifi/router can affect it
[02:55] <mr_fribble> jrib: i would like to install pdo
[02:55] <mdg> Gerwin: and that microwaves and telephones can as well
[02:55] <SovereignEntity> jrib: I was confused here is the info http://pastebin.com/73vw9UDX
[02:55] <Gerwin> mdg: I know, but I've never had a problem with any interference ;)
[02:55] <jrib> mr_fribble: php-mysql includes that file apparently...
[02:55] <jrib> mr_fribble: php5-mysql includes that file apparently...
[02:56] <mdg> Gerwin: why it does not see your network - not sure.  Have you triend the command:  sudo iwlist scan  in a terminal?
[02:56] <Gerwin> mdg: Yes, doesn't show up
[02:56] <jrib> SovereignEntity: update your swap's uuid
[02:56] <jrib> SovereignEntity: (in fstab)
[02:57] <mdg> Gerwin: that's pretty odd
[02:57] <SovereignEntity> jrib: command please
[02:57] <Gerwin> mdg: I know, that's why I asked it ;)
[02:57] <McNuggets> How do I apply a patch to toshset to get my bluetooth going ?
[02:57] <jrib> SovereignEntity: open fstab with your favorite text editor
[02:57] <s3a> is it possible to download the ubuntu ultimate edition theme pack for regular ubuntu?
[02:57] <mdg> Gerwin: you on the same box with the wifi adapter right now?  You didn't have ethernet plugged it when you tried that right?
[02:58] <Pedro_Maia> hi, the boot time at lucid are very slow, can someone help me?
[02:58] <Pedro_Maia> http://paste.ubuntu.com/440151/
[02:58] <Gerwin> mdg: No, it's next to me, but I didn't have an etherner cable plugged in
[02:58] <Gerwin> *ethernet
[02:59] <mdg> Gerwin: the other one see the network you are using now?
[02:59] <Gerwin> mdg: Yes
[02:59] <acerimmer_> s3a: check on the UE site.
[03:00] <s3a> acerimmer_, i did, it seems to say that they have a theme pack but i can't find it
[03:00] <mdg> Gerwin: I don't know if you can specify a network to scan (maybe your network is hidden?)
[03:00] <mdg> Gerwin: wait, yes you can connect to hidden network
[03:00] <Gerwin> mdg: No, it's not hidden, since all my other machines do find it.
[03:00] <Gerwin> mdg: I tried that, didn't work either
[03:00] <acerimmer_> s3a: not too many UE users here and much more info/support is available directly from UE sources.
[03:01] <mdg> Gerwin: how about "setup new network" option
[03:01] <mdg> haven't seen mememe in a while - he went nonono
[03:02] <Gerwin> mdg: Nope
[03:02] <DJ_HaMsTa> http://img24.imageshack.us/img24/5408/screenshotbno.png <-- the tool bar on top is the other way around, how can i get it back to normal ?
[03:02] <Gerwin> mdg: My router log also reports a lot of timeouts from the laptops IP.
[03:02] <mdg> Gerwin: you have a head scratcher my friend
[03:03] <mdg> Gerwin: maybe go back to b43 - its in the repos
[03:03] <Pedro_Maia> can anyone help me with a slow boot problem?
[03:03] <Gerwin> mdg: I'll give it a try
[03:04] <acerimmer_> DJ_HaMsTa: how the H did you do this?
[03:04] <DJ_HaMsTa> acerimmer_,  i restarted the pc
[03:04] <mdg> Gerwin: b43-fwcutter
[03:04] <mdg> Gerwin: did you blacklist that one?
[03:04] <acerimmer_> DJ_HaMsTa: you were'nt messing around with scripts or doing some sudo/root work??
[03:05] <Gerwin> mdg: Yes
[03:05] <DJ_HaMsTa> acerimmer_, i right clicked on it and removed the expand thing
[03:05] <mdg> Gerwin: may want to remove it from blacklist before you go grab it from repos :)
[03:05] <DJ_HaMsTa> and that is all i did
[03:05] <DJ_HaMsTa> err wait
[03:05] <Gerwin> mdg: Might be a good idea
[03:06] <DJ_HaMsTa> i was adding the temperating thing for the cpu
[03:06] <acerimmer_> DJ_HaMsTa: for now try reboot
[03:06] <mdg> Gerwin: and blacklist the one you are using now
[03:06] <DJ_HaMsTa> i rebooted twice
[03:06] <Gerwin> mdg: I'll report back to you in a few ;)
[03:06] <mdg> Gerwin: okay.  and good luck
[03:06] <acerimmer_> DJ_HaMsTa: my guess is that you have some applets taking up space on that tool bar
[03:06] <santisnight> Would having one hard drive external and one hard drive internal matter in my issue at all?
[03:06] <mdg> now if I could get rtl8180 working....
[03:06] <santisnight> the external is hooked up via USB
[03:07] <mdg> santisnight: you would need to know what partition the boot record is on for the external drive
[03:07] <acerimmer_> DJ_HaMsTa: ok here' the fix.  MANUALLY right click on each applet, then move it into position.  Once it's where it SHOULD be, LOCK IT into place.
[03:08] <mr_fribble> jrib: Is there a way to see if PDO is installed because I have a feeling its not.
[03:08] <DJ_HaMsTa> acerimmer_, when i right click i get an option menu
[03:08] <DJ_HaMsTa> not a way to move it
[03:08] <DJ_HaMsTa> i unchecked the "LOCK" but it now still wont move
[03:08] <jrib> mr_fribble: I am not familiar with pdo.  What is it?
[03:09] <DJ_HaMsTa> oh got it
[03:09] <acerimmer_> DJ_HaMsTa: start with the right most app
[03:09] <DJ_HaMsTa> i clicked on move
[03:09] <mdg> DJ_HaMsTa: you have to click "move"
[03:09] <mr_fribble> jrib: It is a mysql extension that is needed for a program to run properly.
[03:09] <santisnight> mdg, i mean in terms of speed read by the BIOS
[03:10] <mdg> santisnight: won't be as fast
[03:11] <jrib> mr_fribble: right.  How are you determining it isn't installed?  (after you installed the php5-mysql package)
[03:11] <mdg> santisnight: I think you have to time turning on the USB harddrive just right so your computer sees it
[03:11] <con-man>  how do I tell how fast my connection is ? 100mbs/1gigabit?  ifconfig doesn't tell me
[03:11] <santisnight> mdg, but slow enough to cause grub to bork up and only pick up one drive? (however if that were the case... why not just pick up XP over the external...?)
[03:12] <mdg> santisnight: guess you could try....
[03:12] <Gerwin> santisnight: It could be that you can't boot from USB. Look in your BIOS-settings for something like 'Legacy USB'
[03:12] <Gerwin> mdg: No luck yet :(
[03:12] <jrib> mr_fribble: presumably there is some sort of configuration to enable it
[03:13] <mdg> actually plop boot manager from a floppy or cdrom can boot darn near anything
[03:13] <DJ_HaMsTa> acerimmer_,  got it! works thanks
[03:13] <santisnight> Gerwin, I'm ON the usb drive right now. through ubunrtu , which is installed on it.
[03:13] <acerimmer_> DJ_HaMsTa: no problem.
[03:13] <santisnight> yubuntu*
[03:13] <santisnight> *ubuntu*
[03:14] <mdg> I love my plop boot floppy!
[03:14] <con-man>  how do I tell how fast my connection is ? 100mbs/1gigabit?  ifconfig doesn't tell me
[03:15] <mdg> con-man: right click on your network icon and then click on connection information
[03:16] <mdg> hi santisnight !
[03:17] <mdg> con-man: did you see my response?
[03:18] <santisnight> mdg,  accedentally closed -_-
[03:18] <mdg> lol  been there, done that :)
[03:18] <brax> Alright, I'm kind of scared.
[03:18] <brax> Everything that I use to install applications is giving me errors.
[03:19] <brax> It still installs, but it says something about kdelibs and libkamefu0, and I just recently tried to install kamefu, which failed.
[03:19] <brax> Which is probably the cause of the libkamefu0 thing.
[03:19] <mdg> be back later
[03:20] <brax> Errors were encountered while processing: libkamefu0 kdelibs4c2a
[03:20] <brax> It says that after processing triggers for man-db...
[03:20] <DJ_HaMsTa> what is the apt-get command to install the essentials in ubuntu ?
[03:21] <zonyl> apt-get build-essentials
[03:21] <zonyl> ?
[03:21] <DJ_HaMsTa> i think thats it
[03:21] <DJ_HaMsTa> thanks
[03:21] <zonyl> er apt-get install build-essentials
[03:22] <brax> Can anyone help me with my aforementioned problem? Please, I beg you.
[03:23] <epalm> http://localhost/ It works!
[03:23] <epalm> This is the default web page for this server.
[03:23] <epalm> The web server software is running but no content has been added, yet.
[03:23] <epalm> apparently there's a webserver running
[03:24] <epalm> how can i figure out what's running and kill it?
[03:24] <webPragmatist> uhm
[03:24] <webPragmatist> hrm
[03:24] <brax> epalm: ps -A
[03:24] <webPragmatist> this sucks
[03:24] <FloodBot4> webPragmatist: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:24] <brax> find the pid you want
[03:24] <brax> kill <pid number>
[03:24] <Sereph> grub is trying to boot using my old disks UUID how do I change it to the current UUID?
[03:24] <webPragmatist> I'm trying to install drbd and i keep getting this http://pastie.textmate.org/private/9b79i0lkyoa3sbfwtfs4sw
[03:25] <webPragmatist> http://pastie.textmate.org/private/m3zf7xu0rn3ilqe3cyhiw
[03:25] <LedHed> Anyone here run Ubuntu-Desktop as a XenServer VM?  I'm having trouble getting a PV domU to do a graphical boot.
[03:25] <psusi> is there a way to get Evolution to cache the last two weeks worth of mail locally?
[03:26] <psusi> from an imap server
[03:26] <DJ_HaMsTa> E: Couldn't find package build-essentials
[03:26] <psusi> Dj_FlyBy, no s... just build-essential
[03:26] <Sereph> psusi: offline mode?
[03:26] <psusi> Sereph, that just makes it not talk to the server, which means you can't access any mail at all unless you have told it to download all of it
[03:26] <DJ_HaMsTa> ah got it
[03:26] <Sereph> oh
[03:26] <DJ_HaMsTa> thanks lol
[03:27] <DJ_HaMsTa> u guys are freaking awesome
[03:27] <psusi> Sereph, I can only find an option to download it all, or not... in thunderbird you can tell it to keep only the last x days worth locally
[03:27] <Exxon> i
[03:28] <Exxon> hey..
[03:28] <webPragmatist>  SORRY, kernel makefile not found. You need to tell me a correct KDIR!
[03:28] <webPragmatist> whats that mean
[03:28] <second> I have a problem. I have multiple email accounts, all of which have IMAP, I also recieve email from mailing list. I would like a way to save all of my email from the servers to my hard drive in MailDir format, while at the same time keeping the imap folders and having a way to sort new email into certain folders, it needs to keep the email accounts seperate though, it also needs a way to retrieve new email easily. I also need a program to go with it t
[03:28] <_Anthony> ugh i installed the nvidia proprietary driver and it doesnt want to load
[03:29] <Exxon> Haa..finally got in here.
[03:29] <mr_fribble> Will reinstalling php affect mysql databases?
[03:30] <brax> GAH! Will someone please tell me what's going on? Dpkg is saying there is an exec format error when I try to get rid of these two troublemaking files.
[03:31] <infox> I just installed ubuntu server, rebooted at it just sits at a screen saying "GRUB" and doesnt do anything
[03:31] <infox> can someone help plz
[03:31] <brax> Does it _just_ say grub?
[03:31] <infox> yes
[03:31] <brax> Is there a flashing cursor?
[03:31] <infox> yes
[03:31] <brax> Have you tryed typing?
[03:31] <infox> yeah, nothing happens
[03:31] <mkquist> brax: no options?
[03:32] <infox> its not hardlocked though, I can press num lock etc and it responds to that
[03:32] <webPragmatist> this is dumb
[03:32] <webPragmatist> okay
[03:32] <webPragmatist> why is there two kernels in grub
[03:32] <webPragmatist> -21 and -22
[03:32] <infox> this is the second time installing it
[03:32] <infox> and it does the same exact thing
[03:32] <IdleOne> webPragmatist: grub keeps track of all the kernel versions you have installed on your system
[03:32] <webPragmatist> IdleOne: now, apt is trying to compile source for both
[03:32] <acerimmer_> webPragmatist: your kernel gets updated.  kernels don't get auto deleted.
[03:33] <webPragmatist> like i sai
[03:33] <webPragmatist> said*
[03:33] <IdleOne> webPragmatist: it also lists them for you so that if the newest kernel does not want to boot you can select the older one and boot with it
[03:33] <brax> mkquist: It says I should dpkg --remove those packages, but that says exec format error when I do that too...
[03:33] <webPragmatist> Building for 2.6.32-21-server and 2.6.32-22-server
[03:33] <infox> anyone have any ideas on how to fix this or am I just screwed?
[03:33] <webPragmatist> Error! Bad return status for module build on kernel: 2.6.32-22-server (x86_64)
[03:34] <webPragmatist> acerimmer_: and thats retarded… this is a brand new install
[03:34] <webPragmatist> so what you are saying is that the iso from the website contains two kernels
[03:34] <infox> guess i'm just screwd
[03:34] <acerimmer_> webPragmatist: no, you definitely did a system update at some point
[03:34] <brax> infox: You might not be.
[03:34] <webPragmatist> hrm
[03:34] <brax> I just don't know how to help you, I'm not that advanced yet.
[03:35] <webPragmatist> this might be true
[03:35] <acerimmer_> brax: your grub boot isn't working??
[03:35] <webPragmatist> acerimmer_: how do i get rid of that other kernel so it won't try to compile for it
[03:35] <mr_fribble> Will reinstalling php affect mysql databases?
[03:35] <brax> acerimmer_: What? That's absurd. No, it's just dpkg is throwing a hissy fit.
[03:36] <brax> mr_fribble: I don't believe so, no.
[03:36] <acerimmer_> webPragmatist: I know ubuntu tweak can delete unused kernels.  There's also a terminal command somewhere but I don't know what it is
[03:36] <DJ_HaMsTa> What is a good CD burning application for Ubuntu ?
[03:36] <acerimmer_> DJ_HaMsTa: u mean other than brasero?
[03:36] <IdleOne> !burn | DJ_HaMsTa
[03:36] <DJ_HaMsTa> yes
[03:36] <Exxon> DJ_HaMsTa,  Try K3B
[03:36] <webPragmatist> acerimmer_: yea i'd need the terminal command
[03:36] <_Anthony> i am the an
[03:36] <DJ_HaMsTa> im trying to burn an image of a CD in brasero and i just cant
[03:37] <acerimmer_> webPragmatist: i'm looking - lots of google hits
[03:37] <webPragmatist> yea same
[03:37] <_Anthony> what google is
[03:37] <acerimmer_> webPragmatist: http://tombuntu.com/index.php/2007/10/17/remove-ubuntu-kernels-you-dont-need/
[03:37] <webPragmatist> brb
[03:37] <Exxon> DJ_HaMsTa,  Please type the problem that what is cannot burn..
[03:38] <_Anthony> valdez
[03:38] <webPragmatist> acerimmer_: thats not that much help
[03:38] <onetinsoldier> webPragmatist: try this...
[03:39] <DJ_HaMsTa> Exxon, If K3b works then i wont have to deal with the brasero problem lol
[03:39] <onetinsoldier> webPragmatist: dpkg -l '*32-21*' | grep ^ii
[03:39] <Nemoder> is torrent.ubuntu.com down?
[03:39] <onetinsoldier> webPragmatist: for eveything list there, you will want to do.. dpkg --purge <all packages listed in previous command>
[03:40] <Exxon> DJ_HaMsTa,  Basically Brasero is also a good burning tool; depends on what are you trying to burn & getting errors.
[03:40] <_Anthony> i help
[03:40] <IdleOne> Nemoder: http://www.ubuntu.com/desktop/get-ubuntu/alternative-download#bt
[03:40] <Exxon> _Anthony : yes
[03:41] <Nemoder> IdleOne: I used that but it's unable to connect to tracker
[03:41] <DJ_HaMsTa> Exxon, i am trying to make a Music CD rom image, I get an error stating that i need toc2cue converter and cdda2wav. I looked for these packages in the synaptic package manager and were installed
[03:42] <brax> Why doesn't anyone know anything about dpkg!?
[03:42] <IdleOne> Nemoder: seems you are right
[03:42] <brax> :C
[03:42] <DJ_HaMsTa> now i still get the error but does not tell me what i need to do to fix it
[03:44] <onetinsoldier> brax: pastebin the command you are using and the errors you are getting
[03:45] <brax> http://paste.ubuntu.com/440176/
[03:46] <clop2> how do i tell what sound system is installed? (like ALSA or whatever?)  I'm using ubuntu 10.04 lts
[03:46] <acerimmer_> clop2: alsa
[03:46] <edbian> clop2, I can tell you it's alsa but you can see it running yourself!  "ps -e"
[03:47] <clop2> thanks
[03:47] <SovereignEntity> jrib: thanks for the help
[03:47] <clop2> i think on 9.10 it was some pulseaudio thing that was new and confused me
[03:48] <mdg3> hello
[03:48] <Bigshot> why the feck is this sound capture not working properly on skype
[03:48] <brax> onetinsoldier: What do you see in it?
[03:48] <Bigshot> i did alsamixer -v all
[03:48] <Bigshot> and push all to the max but still
[03:49] <Bigshot> very light sound goes through
[03:49] <onetinsoldier> brax: i'm not sure what to think. hard to know why the postinst script is failing
[03:49] <brax> I just don't know what to do and I'm really worried...
[03:49] <mdg3> Gerwin, any luck?
[03:50] <Exxon> DJ_HaMsTa,  https://help.ubuntu.com/7.04/musicvideophotos/C/music-audiocds.html
[03:50] <_Anthony> protip: never get a awlh4130 wireless card
[03:50] <Bigshot> anyone???
[03:50] <mdg3> con-man, did you ever get your question about connection speed answered?
[03:51] <onetinsoldier> brax: i know how to make it so that the packages are gone as far as you package manager goes, but the files from those packages will still be left on your hard drive.
[03:52] <brax> Will it stop giving me error messages, then?
[03:52] <edbian> onetinsoldier, Why on earth would you want that?
[03:52] <onetinsoldier> yes
[03:52] <onetinsoldier> edbian: i never said i wanted to.. i said i know how to do it
[03:52] <edbian> onetinsoldier, Tu Chet
[03:53] <IdleOne> edbian: toucher :)
[03:54] <Exxon> !wireless | _Anthony
[03:54] <IdleOne> actually touché
[03:54] <onetinsoldier> brax has to be the one to want to do it ;-)
[03:54] <brax> What?
[03:55] <onetinsoldier> brax: it would stop the error messages. do you want to do it?
[03:55] <con-man> I need help getting ffmpeg-mt install, and I need help
[03:55] <_Anthony> exxon: i have it working, its just a pile of crap.
[03:55] <DjDark> anyone know how to fix crappy audio quality when listening to a radio stream?
[03:55] <brax> Oh, yeah. Perhaps I can find the files myself.
[03:56] <carol_beer> DjDark: Computer says no.
[03:56] <onetinsoldier> brax: once the errors are gone, you could then reinstall those two packages and then remove them. that's what most people do when i have them do this kind of operation
[03:56] <kasun> hello, i need to change ownership using 'chown' of a folder. my syntax is correct but user does not get changed!
[03:56] <kasun> Can anyone tell me a solution for this.
[03:56] <kasun> Can anyone tell me a solution for this.
[03:57] <kasun> chmod acts like the same
[03:57] <jcapinc> Hey, I am trying to google how to get the mac-style application menu in Ubuntu, but I do not even know the right terms to use
[03:57] <jcapinc> does anyone know anything about that?
[03:57] <carol_beer> jcapinc: Computer says no.
[03:57] <jcapinc> o.O
[03:57] <kasun> I tried changing ownership through X server. when I change it, it gets back to the original one
[03:58] <brax> onetinsoldier: that sounds good. Lead the way, captain.
[03:58] <DjDark> sounds like carol needs another beer
[03:58] <Sereph> i ran update-grub2 and it said cannot find list of partitions
[03:58] <acerimmer_> jcapinc: "bumptop"
[03:58] <onetinsoldier> brax: ok, you need to be careful edit this file --> /var/lib/dpkg/status
[03:59] <kasun> anyone ? please
[03:59] <onetinsoldier> brax: you know how to edit it as root?
[03:59] <brax> Yeah, duh, sudo.
[03:59] <kasun> its in a windows partition
[03:59] <jcapinc> acerimmer_,  o.O
[03:59] <meshug> <3 sebsebseb
[03:59] <onetinsoldier> brax: ok. when you have it open, you see how all the package have their own section in there?
[03:59] <meshug> how is sabayon? is it great?
[04:00] <acerimmer_> jcapinc: not what you meant??
[04:00] <carol_beer> DjDark: I'd appreciate it if you kept the tone of discussion here civil and family friendly. Thanks.
[04:00] <brax> Yessir, onetinsoldier
[04:00] <jcapinc> acerimmer_, no, neat idea though
[04:00] <jcapinc> I found it, its called global menu
[04:00] <IdleOne> !ot | meshug
[04:00] <McNuggets> How do I get Bluetooth to work on my Toshiba Qosmio running 10.04
[04:00] <onetinsoldier> brax: ok, you need to remove the entire section for those two packages that are giving you trouble
[04:01] <meshug> dont understand
[04:01] <meshug> sabayon is linux, is ubuntu linux?
[04:01] <meshug> i am all messed up
[04:01] <McNuggets> meshug, No it's not the same. And keep you convo's on topic
[04:02] <brax> Okay, done that, onetinsoldier.
[04:02] <meshug> i dont understand
[04:02] <merischino> hello.
[04:02] <acerimmer_> !hi|merischino
[04:02] <meshug> what is the difference?
[04:02] <IMTheNachoMan> is there any kind of CLI macro recording program for bash? i want to run a slew of commands and edit a slew of files and keep record of it...
[04:02] <onetinsoldier> brax: ok, save the file and close it.... then try --> sudo apt-get -s -f install
[04:02] <IdleOne> meshug: sabayon is not Ubuntu
[04:02] <con-man> can anyone help me find a debian of ffmpeg-mt
[04:02] <meshug> ok
[04:02] <meshug> but what is ubuntu?
[04:02] <IdleOne> !ubuntu
[04:03] <meshug> i am n00b
[04:03] <meshug> ok