[00:00] <LjL> unr3a1: it should, i'm not sure, anyway there's extensive documentation about a lot of encryption options at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystems
[00:00] <elitecoder> Why would I get "package ssh has no installation candidate" when trying to apt-get install ssh?
[00:00] <dotblank> unr3a1: I used https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemsOnRemovableStorage and it works fine for me
[00:00] <jrib> elitecoder: pastebin your sources.list
[00:01] <sisto> can refit boot off a logical volume on an extended partition?
[00:01] <elitecoder> Which folder is that in?
[00:01] <LjL> elitecoder: /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:02] <elitecoder> ok ty
[00:02] <elitecoder> catting
[00:02] <dieselsmoke> elitecoder: try openssh-server it provides client as well.
[00:02] <Daft_Punk> hunt577_, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=756318
[00:02] <elitecoder> same error
[00:02] <Mox`> why is sudo better than just making a user who can switch to root?
[00:02] <zerkoH> anyone here use aircrack-ng?
[00:02] <Daft_Punk> hunt577_, it says if you boot into vista and it says ur card is the ar5007 then you can follow this link to try to fix it: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=743299&highlight=atheros+ar5007
[00:02] <jrib> !anyone | zerkoH
[00:03] <mezy> had anyone have had a problem with the install in ibex? im kinda worried using it because when i selete guide> use largest continuous free space option, i see that the preview after the installation, ubuntu will be on the entire hdd.
[00:03] <Daft_Punk> Mox`, sudo is to run a command or program as root, root runs everything as root
[00:03] <sebsebseb>
[00:03] <Daft_Punk> !root
[00:03] <jrib> Mox`: sudo is also a lot more flexible
[00:03] <zerkoH> Im trying to get aircrack-ng working
[00:03] <Mox`> Daft_Punk I know, but why should I use sudo and not just a user which can access root?
[00:03] <zerkoH> But don't understand how to use it...
[00:03] <LjL> Mox`: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo#Advantages and Disadvantages
[00:03] <coreyman1> Daft_Punk root logs you in to root
[00:03] <coreyman1> sudo gives root privlages
[00:04] <Daft_Punk> Mox`, because it is a major security risk and you can mess up the system, also, logging in as root changes your home directory file permissions
[00:04] <dieselsmoke> elitecoder: enable  your repositories, in synaptic, settings, repositories. under a server scenario edit /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:04] <sebsebseb> zerkoH: not sure if help for that one is alloweed in here, since you could use it to get into other peoples insecure wireless networks
[00:04] <spiral_shell> newbie-> installing new ubuntu server, up to partitioning chose tit automattically came up with only 2 partitions (1 as etc3, and the other as swap (no sizes)), should I do it manually and create other partitions?
[00:04] <Rodrigo_Lopes> Hi two towers.. ...two towers.....
[00:04] <physically_fit> HI!! what's the name of this when i do a "ls":  subfont.ttf -> ../fonts/truetype/ttf-dejavu/DejaVuSans.ttf i want to learn to do it. i need the name to google for it.
[00:04] <Mox`> ok thanks
[00:04] <jrib> physically_fit: symlink
[00:05] <zerkoH> Its for my testing purposes :)
[00:05] <physically_fit> :O thank you jrib :D
[00:05] <rww> physically_fit: symbolic link. ln -s destination_of_link name_of_link
[00:05] <LjL> zerkoH: typing "man aircrack-ng" will give you extensive documentation on using it
[00:05] <physically_fit> cool, thanks again :)
[00:05] <Rodrigo_Lopes> lets play...
[00:05] <jrib> Rodrigo_Lopes: do you have an ubuntu support question?
[00:05] <rww> sebsebseb, zerkoH: We distribute it in the repos, it's fine to support it here as long as you stay on the right side of teh lawh
[00:05] <Rodrigo_Lopes> ops sorry
[00:05] <mezy> ello?
[00:06] <sebsebseb> rww: we  distribute it in the repos?????  you do the repos?
[00:06] <Rodrigo_Lopes> I want install mess.. and mame
[00:06] <rww> sebsebseb: Ubuntu does.
[00:06] <Rodrigo_Lopes> in ubuntu.....
[00:06] <LjL> Rodrigo_Lopes: sudo apt-get install xmess-x xmame-x
[00:06] <hunt577_> Daft_Punk when I put in wget -c http://snapshots.madwifi.org/special/madwifi-ng-r2756+ar5007.tar.gz in the terminal I get wget -c http://snapshots.madwifi.org/special/madwifi-ng-r2756+ar5007.tar.gz
[00:07] <Rodrigo_Lopes> no no......xmesss.. is very old...
[00:07] <zerkoH> rww, yes I now.. i have it installed already
[00:07] <dotblank> don't use xmame use sdlmame
[00:07] <zerkoH> I just want to be walked through using it atleast one time
[00:07] <elitecoder> here it is
[00:07] <elitecoder> http://pastebin.com/d731daf4c
[00:07] <elitecoder> trying to get sshd up and running
[00:07] <Rodrigo_Lopes> I want sdlmess and sdlmame.....is new....
[00:07] <jrib> !who | elitecoder
[00:08] <dotblank> Rodrigo_Lopes: I use mame++ but it's very hard to find
[00:08] <jrib> elitecoder: pastebin: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ssh
[00:08] <LjL> zerkoH: you're perhaps more likely to find that sort of help in #aircrack-ng
[00:08] <mezy> had anyone have had a problem with the install in ibex? im kinda worried using it because when i selete guide> use largest continuous free space option, i see that the preview after the installation, ubuntu will be on the entire hdd.
[00:08] <Rodrigo_Lopes> aaaa.... many speak
[00:08] <mudvayne8521> howdy
[00:09] <mudvayne8521> how do people
[00:09] <elitecoder> thanks jrib
[00:09] <Rodrigo_Lopes> hi
[00:09] <Dreamglider> i just installed ubuntu 8.04 and after uppgrading to 8.10 when xserver should start the screen turns off
[00:09] <mezy> hi
[00:09] <mudvayne8521> i am dumb don't ask me
[00:10] <sebsebseb> mudvayne8521: hi you want help with something?
[00:10] <sebsebseb> mezy: hi want help with something?
[00:10] <sebsebseb> !ask
[00:10] <Rodrigo_Lopes> everthing is a dub
[00:10] <Dreamglider> I Had ubuntu 8.10 installed and running perfect but accidently messed up the partition.
[00:10] <mezy> sebsebseb: yes please
[00:10] <elitecoder> Does ssh on ubuntu server 8.10 start automatically?
[00:10] <Rodrigo_Lopes> Hi...
[00:11] <sebsebseb> mezy: help with what?
[00:11] <jrib> elitecoder: after you install it, yes
[00:11] <mudvayne8521> ok i'm stuck at streaming at accesing music vids photos and xbox live through comp any help?
[00:11] <sebsebseb> Rodrigo_Lopes:  what do you want help with?
[00:11] <elitecoder> great, then I don't have to set that up also lol.
[00:11] <sebsebseb> mudvayne8521: not sure about Xbox, but before you can play music or videos in propritary formats,  you need to install the codecs
[00:11] <Dreamglider> i just installed ubuntu 8.04 and after uppgrading to 8.10 when xserver should start the screen turns off. I Had ubuntu 8.10 installed and running perfect but accidently messed up the partition. The grapic card is a ati radeon x1400.
[00:11] <dotblank> sebsebseb: he wan'ts help with getting street fighter in sdlmame
[00:12] <sebsebseb> who?
[00:12] <dotblank> Rodrigo_Lopes
[00:12] <Jobec> jo es tu la
[00:12] <mudvayne8521> i got codecs for listening to stuff on comp and atm i'm listening to kerrang
[00:13] <mezy> sebsebseb: having trouble with trying to get over with installing ibex, but i ran into a weird porblem. when i select the option "Guide - Use Largest Continuous Free Space", the after preview shows that ubuntu will take up the entire hdd, and delete any other partition.
[00:13] <Rabbitbunny> I'm running into a problem with my audio and I need some help. After some time my audio stops working, everything says it's outputting but I hear nothing. Rebooting fixes it. How would I finally track this down and fix it?
[00:13] <sebsebseb> mezy: ok partitining help
[00:14] <sebsebseb> mezy: pm  me and  I'll help
[00:14] <DasEI1> !alsa | Rabbitbunny
[00:14] <mudvayne8521> people leave to fast
[00:15] <DasEI1> Rabbitbunny:also check /var/log/syslog
[00:15] <elitecoder> Is there a default firewall in ubuntu 8.10? I can't connect to my ssh server and I just turned it on and checked the IP
[00:15] <mudvayne8521> DasEI1: you are clever ALL: all you are clever here
[00:16] <jrib> elitecoder: are you behind a router?
[00:16] <elitecoder> Directly connected to the modem
[00:17] <mudvayne8521> will the cod5 demo work with wine?
[00:17] <jrib> elitecoder: iptables has no rules by default, but you can check with « sudo iptables -L »
[00:17] <Rabbitbunny> DasEI1: Thanks, Reading now.
[00:17] <DasEI1> mudvayne8521: ask #wine-hq
[00:17] <elitecoder> well ok ty
[00:17] <jrib> !appdb | mudvayne8521
[00:18] <mudvayne8521> everyone is dead on #wine-hq
[00:18] <juan> !release
[00:19] <Rodrigo_Lopes> I a=  came back
[00:19] <Rodrigo_Lopes> ...
[00:19] <zerkoH> can anyone help me?
[00:19] <Rodrigo_Lopes> yes talk...
[00:19] <zerkoH> Ive got everything installed, just need to be walked through this 1 time
[00:19] <sebsebseb> zerkoH: yes  I probably can
[00:19] <sebsebseb> zerkoH: walked through with what?
[00:20] <DasEI1>  /j #winehq  , mudvayne8521
[00:20] <dotblank> I have a problem, Everything works on my laptop, Is this supposed to happen?
[00:20] <DasEI1> dotblank: hum?
[00:20] <Rabbitbunny> dotblank: Dear jesus, run!
[00:21] <elitecoder> Anyone know if verizon blocks incoming ssh?
[00:21] <hunt577> If your installing driver on ubuntu through the livecd...will that work?  Or do you need to have an installed version on ubuntu?
[00:21] <dotblank> And its 64 bit ubuntu!
[00:21] <Rodrigo_Lopes> yes.. installl....
[00:21] <hunt577> thanks Rodrigo_Lopes, I want to do a dual boot to keep Windows Vista, where should I go to get this information?
[00:21] <zerkoH> I need help with aircrack-ng
[00:22] <zerkoH> Rodrigo_Lopes, or sebastien are either of you familiar?
[00:22] <dotblank> zerkoH: I am
[00:22] <sebsebseb> hunt577: dual booting Vista ok
[00:22] <zerkoH> dot, could i message you real quick?
[00:22] <dotblank> zerkoH: go ahead
[00:22] <zerkoH> appreciate it dude
[00:22] <sebsebseb> hunt577: it helps to do your partitions first time round rather correctly, but  you won't know  how to do that as a new user, so pm me for that info
[00:22] <Out_Cold> if i want to search for a file recursively, containing "sometext" what command do i want to use?
[00:23] <DasEI1> dualboot | hunt577
[00:23] <Rodrigo_Lopes> l
[00:23] <DasEI1> !dualboot
[00:23] <Rodrigo_Lopes> lets talk......
[00:23] <LjL> Rodrigo_Lopes: this channel is not for talk, it's for support
[00:23] <Rodrigo_Lopes> lllllll
[00:24] <Rodrigo_Lopes> the bush guide....
[00:24] <Rodrigo_Lopes> want talk....
[00:24] <Rodrigo_Lopes> lllll
[00:24] <Rodrigo_Lopes> lallalalalallala
[00:24] <Rodrigo_Lopes> ok
[00:24] <Out_Cold> damn trollers
[00:25] <Guest37658> I have a binary file extracted from a router firmware image - how do I find out what the filesystem type is?  I've tried mounting as cramfs, but that didn't work.
[00:25] <Out_Cold> anyone know the bash command to find a file containing a text string?
[00:25] <uhsf> can someone help me connect my game controller with bluetooth?
[00:26] <jrib> Out_Cold: grep
[00:26] <Guest37658> Out_Cold: grep <string> <files>
[00:26] <Guest37658> Out_Cold: man grep
[00:26] <Out_Cold> ok but what if i want to start searching from / ?
[00:27] <Guest37658> Out_Cold: E.g.: grep -ir "text string" /path/file
[00:27] <Xunie> Simple question: When a user uses the wubi installer, Can he edit files in /etc/ while booted in windows? (if so, Where does wubi install root?)
[00:27] <Out_Cold> thanks
[00:27] <Guest37658> grep -ir "string" /
[00:27] <Guest37658> You might need to do sudo grep ... to ensure you have permissiosn to search.
[00:27] <Guest37658> permissions*
[00:28] <Guest37658> Xunie: I've never used Wubi, but if the drive is readable by Windows you should be able to edit it.
[00:29] <Xunie> Guest37658, Note: wubi install linux to ntfs (what a joke)
[00:30] <rww> Xunie: Wubi installs files in a loopback filesystem in c:\ubuntu (by default). If you download a program that can read ext3, it might be able to read the loopback file too.
[00:30]  * rww isn't a huge fan of Wubi either
[00:30] <Xunie> disk performance = 3 times @#$%
[00:31] <RoastedTiresX> Is anybody familiar with Clonezilla Live running on Ubuntu?
[00:31] <funkeymunkey> anyone know how to enable sound besides logon/logoff sounds?
[00:33] <Nefasto> exit
[00:33] <RoastedTiresX> funkeymunkey - you dont have ANY sound?
[00:34] <funkeymunkey> RostedTiresX: just logon/logoff sound
[00:35] <RoastedTiresX> funkeymunkey - Do you have medibuntu repository installed?
[00:36] <funkeymunkey> RostedTiresX: i don't think so, can i find it in the add/remove software list?
[00:37] <RoastedTiresX> funkeymunkey - please don't take offense to this, because I ask this question with good intention of helping you: Are you relatively new to Ubuntu?
[00:38] <funkeymunkey> RoastedTiresX: very new, havn't worked with it much
[00:39] <chrisdone> I am on Intrepid. I have an onboard sound card which works. I plug in my USB headset which works. I want all programs to use the USB headset now that I have plugged it in. is there an option somewhere to make this happen that involves plain and simple changing settings in the preferences, and not installing random packages or editing config files?
[00:40] <RoastedTiresX> funkeymunkey - All right, that's all good. Let me explain something here while we're at it. The use of .mp3 file formats and other video/audio formats are licensed due to the blood sucking higher ups that need to make money off of everything they can. Windows has to pay royalty fees to having supported mp3 formats and other various video/audio codecs out of the box.
[00:40] <da0> RoastedTiresX: here here
[00:41] <funkeymunkey> RoastedTiresX: well, that's no fun=/
[00:41] <RoastedTiresX> funkeymunkey - Ubuntu on the other hand is different. Ubuntu comes prepackaged WITHOUT video/audio support so Ubuntu can be "legally" licensed as free and open source software in the United States. But the trick is, Ubuntu is an OS used globally. So everybody on the globe can download the same version of Ubuntu, with the exception of language changes, and then add the video/audio codecs on top of it.
[00:41] <RoastedTiresX> funkeymunkey - I'm going to help you via PM so I don't get banned for this again, since I routinely get banned from the Ubuntu channel here for ridiculous reasons.
[00:41] <da0> although it does support ogg out of the box
[00:41] <ssarangi> hi all, i have a server running feisty and i am trying to install python-pysqlite2. However its fails to fetch some repositories. could anyone give me some idea
[00:42] <`Ayule`> Can someone help me out with this error that I seem to be getting everytime I try to install Ubuntu.
[00:42] <`Ayule`> end_request: I/0 error, dev sr0, sector 9193976
[00:42] <`Ayule`> [ 78.033723] Buffer I/0 error on device sr0, logical block 1149247
[00:43] <rww> ssarangi: Feisty isn't supported any more, and its repositories have been moved to http://old-releases.ubuntu.com/. You'll need to edit your /etc/apt/sources.list file to reflect that.
[00:43] <rww> ssarangi: (and then run sudo apt-get update after you do that)
[00:44] <sebastian> what is the channel for ubuntu eee?
[00:44] <rww> sebastian: #easypeasy on this server
[00:45] <sebastian> thanks
[00:45] <rww> sebastian: Ubuntu EEE changed its name to Easypeasy, btw, hence the channel name.
[00:45] <foul_ow1> Hello, how do I add resolutions to "gnome screen resolution" app
[00:46] <sebastian> rww: thanks for the infro.
[00:46] <sebastian> info
[00:46] <sebsebseb> sebastian: are you the real one with the name registered on freenode?
[00:47] <sebastian> sebsebseb: im not sure, i may have registered a long time ago hehe
[00:47] <ssarangi> rww: thanks a lot for the info
[00:47] <ssarangi> its really helpful
[00:47] <djmornyc> join #irc.torrentech.org:6667
[00:47] <crdlb> foul_ow1: you don't; it displays the resolutions that your video driver has determined are supported by both your GPU and monitor
[00:48] <hwilde> hey what the heck happened to my kasteroids game?  it is deprecated?  why can't I find the src ??
[00:48] <crdlb> foul_ow1: do you know what video driver you're using?
[00:48] <da0> foul_ow1, what video card do you have?
[00:48] <jeward> Where would the best place be to ask for help compiling bluemain on the dell mini 9 lpia?
[00:48] <hwilde> I would not have upgraded if I had realized kasteroids would disappear!
[00:48] <jeward> blueman
[00:48] <foul_ow1> I am using the ati driver
[00:49] <foul_ow1> I am trying to set 1680x1050 which is my LCD's optimum res
[00:49] <ryanprior> What is the program called that makes it so that, when you type a command from an uninstalled package into Bash, it tells you what package to install to get that command?
[00:49] <`Ayule`> what is the I/O error?
[00:49] <crdlb> foul_ow1: which one? the proprietary ATI driver?
[00:49] <foul_ow1> but it doesn't show up as an option
[00:49] <Veinor> I keep getting scratchy sound with zsnes
[00:49] <foul_ow1> driver "ati" in xorg.conf
[00:49] <hwilde> HELP I need kasteroids !!
[00:49] <ryanprior> hwilde: Applications -> Add/Remove
[00:49] <crdlb> foul_ow1: what model is your GPU?
[00:50] <`Ayule`> can someone tell me about this error?
[00:50] <hwilde> ryanprior, it like doesn't exist now
[00:50] <rww> ryanprior: it got removed in Intrepid, hence, I assume, the complaints
[00:50] <`Ayule`> end_request: I/0 error, dev sr0, sector 9193976 [ 78.033723] Buffer I/0 error on device sr0, logical block 1149247
[00:50] <hwilde> why can't I find the src either?  i am freaking out here
[00:50] <ryanprior> rww: Oh. I didn't realize.
[00:50] <foul_ow1> ati es1000
[00:50] <foul_ow1> integrated into mobo
[00:51] <`Ayule`> end_request: I/0 error, dev sr0, sector 9193976 [ 78.033723] Buffer I/0 error on device sr0, logical block 1149247
[00:51] <ryanprior> hwilde: ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/
[00:51] <rww> hwilde: have you tried xasteroids?
[00:51] <hwilde> rww, arey ou kidding me
[00:51] <hwilde> xasteroids is terrrrrible
[00:51] <hwilde> try it
[00:51] <Sergeant_Pony> anyone know why every few boot-up of my laptop my advanced desktop settings are gone?
[00:51] <rww> hwilde: ah
[00:51] <`Ayule`> end_request: I/0 error, dev sr0, sector 9193976 [ 78.033723] Buffer I/0 error on device sr0, logical block 1149247
[00:51] <hwilde> rww, seriously, try it.
[00:51] <ryanprior> hwilde: ftp://ftp.kde.org/pub/kde/stable/4.2.1/src/kdegames-4.2.1.tar.bz2
[00:51] <jeward> Anybody know the best place to get lpia ubuntu support?
[00:52] <hwilde> ahhh it's in package kdegames
[00:52] <hwilde> now apt-get source picks it up
[00:52] <`Ayule`> end_request: I/0 error, dev sr0, sector 9193976 [ 78.033723] Buffer I/0 error on device sr0, logical block 1149247
[00:52] <rww> !repeat | `Ayule`
[00:53]  * rww doesn't see it in kdegames for kde4 :/
[00:53] <crdlb> foul_ow1: hmm, are you sure it supports that resolution?
[00:53] <crdlb> (ie it works in Windows)
[00:54] <ryanprior> rww: Did they get rid of it in kdegames for kde 4? Their documentation says it's still there, so I didn't check. :-\
[00:54] <ciggar> what is the spanis chanel for ubuntu
[00:54] <rww> !es | ciggar
[00:54] <ryanprior> http://docs.kde.org/kde3/en/kdegames/kasteroids/installation.html#getting-kasteroids
[00:55] <rww> ryanprior: I don't see it in http://games.kde.org/category.php?category=arcade any more, so it looks like it. It getting dropped after hardy (the last KDE3 release) supports that.
[00:55] <foul_ow1> are you sure my video card supports the resolution? Hmmm, I can't imagine why not. Maybe I should look that up, brb
[00:56] <ciggar> hmm
[00:56] <ciggar> hey llok
[00:56] <ciggar> y need to modify sonthing in ubuntu 8.4
[00:57] <ciggar> but whet go to save say no have pemision to do that
[00:57] <hwilde> ciggar, use sudo
[00:57] <crdlb> foul_ow1: pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[00:57] <ciggar> no work
[00:58] <ciggar> need to bee aministartor
[00:58] <jrib> ciggar: you need to be more specific...
[00:58] <ed1t> is there any tools which lets me create motd banner?
[00:58] <ciggar> look
[00:58] <ed1t> in big letters
[00:59] <rww> hwilde: After a little detective work, it looks like kasteroids was removed by the KDE people during the KDE3 to KDE4 transition because it was unmaintained and thus not updated to deal with the new KDE4 stuff. The source code of the last release of it is at http://websvn.kde.org/tags/unmaintained/4/kasteroids/ . This was a decision by KDE, not Ubuntu.
[00:59] <jrib> ed1t: figlet, toilet
[00:59] <jrib> !pm | ciggar
[00:59] <ryanprior> ed1t: You want like ASCII art or something.
[00:59] <hwilde> rww, but it was the best asteroids clone :(    how am I supposed to get thru work now
[01:00] <ed1t> yea ascii art
[01:00] <jrib> !sudo | ciggar
[01:00] <ryanprior> hwilde: My suggestion is, use the original asteroids for DOS with dosbox!
[01:00] <hwilde> but kasteroids has shields and brakes !
[01:01] <Matr|X> eny program to serch in wkndows share pcs in the network plz eny help
[01:02] <foul_ow1> ok, look at this: http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/peripherals-hardware/122353-ibm-xseries-100-integrated-chipset-ati-es1000.html  looks like it works in windows XP....
[01:03] <isteal> I need help connecting my bluetooth device
[01:03] <ryanprior> ed1t: the mplayer collection has a codec that transcodes stills into ASCII art, you might look into that if you want something really flexable
[01:04] <ryanprior> ed1t: The greyscale codec is called aa, the color codec is called caca.
[01:04] <ed1t> thx
[01:04] <tmoney> can this room be used for wireshark support?
[01:04] <sebsebseb> !bluetooth
[01:05] <isteal> I have tried the bluetooth instructions...  they did not help
[01:05] <isteal> The device appears, but will not connect
[01:06] <tmoney> i just installed ubutnu ipex (or whatever the latest version is)  on my computer, and it seems that the defualt wireless driver installed works fine on my machine
[01:06] <tmoney> but i would like to install the driver specific
[01:06] <tmoney> to my usb wifi card
[01:06] <tmoney> does anyone know how i can uninstall the default driver?
[01:07] <ryanprior> tmoney: Why would you want to uninstall a working driver?
[01:07] <mib_x9ged5> i just installed 8.10 studio on to my laptop and it wont get past start up it keeps getting hung up on a blank white screen after the boot screen
[01:08] <ryanprior> mib_x9ged5: Do other versions of Ubuntu work?
[01:08] <ryanprior> mib_x9ged5: Or, does the Ubuntu Studio livecd work?
[01:08] <foul_ow1> Ok, I am now contacted AMD to see what resolutions are supported. Thanks for your help, i might be back in a few days! :)
[01:09] <mib_x9ged5> there is no live cd for studio
[01:09] <snowbourne> Hello, is this the appropriate place to ask for support on Ubuntu? (8.04 Hardy Heron Alternative CD.)
[01:09] <rww> snowbourne: yes
[01:09] <Raekwon> when i tried to boot into ubuntu live cd, i got intrmfs busy box
[01:09] <Raekwon> how do i fix the corrupt drives
[01:09] <Raekwon> ?
[01:10] <mib_x9ged5> good luck with the corrupt drives'
[01:10] <mib_x9ged5> my friend had that problem the other day
[01:10] <mezy> oh oh oh, can some vista games be played on ubuntu. if ubuntu can do this, than i'll totally switch
[01:11] <Raekwon> yes
[01:11] <Raekwon> on wine
[01:11] <Kraft> hey
[01:11] <rww> !wine > mezy
[01:11] <Chrisie> tmoney: you can blacklist in /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist so another driver can take over the device
[01:11] <mezy> yay, the death of a long friendship
[01:11] <mezy> a rough one at most
[01:11] <snowbourne> I'm building a Home Theatre PC with Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron (For its support of the Boxee Media Center PC.) I'm running into a road block with video card drivers for the ATI Radeon 9100 IGP. The ATI proprietary drivers "FGLRX" stopped supporting the 9100 IGP video chipset a while back (Edgy Eft...) How can I install the "8.28.8" version of the FGLRX drivers, which were the last release to support my video card, within Ubuntu Hardy Heron
[01:11] <mib_x9ged5> vista games wouldn't have any clue what to do with all the extra resources
[01:12] <mezy> why is ubottu talking to me?
[01:12] <rww> mezy: because it was told to send you a factoid
[01:13] <mezy> ahh, sounds disgusting, but ok
[01:13] <niku> so I installed the ubuntu netbook remix a while back and disabled it after disliking the new home screen. After a reboot, however, I noticed that apps seem to start maximized and there are no title bars... does anyone know how to undo this? I'm assuming it's a preference set somewhere.
[01:13] <Darkchef> hey , i have a question, have any of you guys got the huawei E160G modem working??
[01:14] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[01:14] <Anacranom> niku, is desktop effects enabled by chance?
[01:14] <Darkchef> yo
[01:14] <Darkchef> hey , i have a question, have any of you guys got the huawei E160G modem working??
[01:15] <ActionParsnip> Darkchef: what chip does lspci / lsusb say it is?
[01:15] <Darkchef> actionparsnip: im dont know, im not in linux at the moment
[01:16] <crim3_b0y> my ubuntu is free internet. I typed the command: modprobe-l | grep-i rt73.
[01:16] <crim3_b0y> / lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic/kernel/drives/net/wireless/rt2x00/rt73USB.ko
[01:16] <crim3_b0y> sudo gedit / etc / modules
[01:16] <crim3_b0y> and add a new line at the end of the file:
[01:16] <crim3_b0y> rt73USB
[01:16] <FloodBot1> crim3_b0y: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:16] <crim3_b0y> save the file, and restart ubuntu
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> Darkchef: the chip is important, what is printed on the case is moot
[01:16] <bond`lappy> i
[01:16] <bond`lappy> i
[01:16] <bond`lappy> i
[01:16] <FloodBot1> bond`lappy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:16] <niku> Anacranom, no they're disabled
[01:16] <Darkchef> actionparsnip: what do you mean by moot?
[01:16] <rww> Darkchef: moot = not important
[01:16] <crim3_b0y> http://paste.ubuntu.com/126523/
[01:16] <ActionParsnip> Darkchef: moot == meaningless
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Darkchef: run lspci and lsusb and you will get an output that identifys the device
[01:17] <Darkchef> actionparsnip:  right ok, so what steps should i take in order to get it to work ?
[01:17] <Darkchef> actionparsnip: i see
[01:17] <Pelo> evening folks
[01:17] <ActionParsnip> Darkchef: you can then use this information to websearch its config
[01:17] <Dreamglider> i need help to get xserver to start, i just upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10. the laptop  is an inspiron 9400 with a ati x1400 gcard. it loads up but when the login screen usualy comes up the monitor shuts down
[01:18] <crim3_b0y> http://paste.ubuntu.com/126523/ who quem help me ??
[01:18] <cjae> anyone here use kaffeine? I need to know how to change the default skin/theme?
[01:18] <Pelo> lets say I want to install ubuntu on a freind's comp, but he does not have internet access. how do I go about providing him with repos ? is there a set of cd/dvd somewhere that contains the completes repos I can download and burn for him ?
[01:19] <poh> I have sshed into my ubuntu box and am attempting to start x11vnc, I get the message X Error of failed request:  BadAccess (attempt to access private resource denied) along with a major and a minor opcode of the bad request. any idea how I can start x11vnc from my ssh session to see my logged in session?
[01:19] <Pelo> cjae, try asking in #kubuntu
[01:20] <Darkchef>  actionparsnip: right i get it, so would using an older version of the distro still bring up the info i need?
[01:20] <cjae> Pelo: did and #kde and #kaffeine and #kde
[01:20] <Dr_willis> poh,  im not sure thats entirely doable.. gnome has its own 'share the current desktop' feature in 'vino' You can enable vino and make it always be enabled when you login to gnome.. OR you could create a 'new' gnome session that is basicially hidden, and only accessable via vnc.
[01:20] <ogre> hi. my firefox buttons (back,foward,stop) are greyed out. i uninstalled firefox. how do i get rid of all settings so i can fix?
[01:21] <cjae> Pelo: and searched both google (and linux) can only find the skins
[01:21] <Pelo> cjae, try looking around in the pref sub menu in kaffeine,  you can probably drag-drop your themefile in the ~/.kaffeine/ folder or some subfolder there of
[01:21] <redvamp128> Pelo:  you could try aptoncd APTonCD <http://aptoncd.sourceforge.net/>
[01:21] <crdlb> Pelo: the complete repo is _way_ too big, but I think there's a DVD with more than the CD
[01:21] <ActionParsnip> ogre: try renaming ~/.mozilla
[01:22] <taz_> no camera found "error message" f
[01:22] <Pelo> crdlb, yeah I know about the dvd,  but that's just main and multiverse I beleive,  I was looking for the other mains repos as well , possilby
[01:22] <ActionParsnip> crim3_b0y: seems pretty concise, just use gksudo gedit instead of sudo gedit
[01:22] <taz_> my webcam logitech 5,000 pro
[01:22] <crdlb> Pelo: you mean restricted? I doubt it would include multiverse
[01:22] <RedLance> I have 2 PATA IDE hard drives from previous windows systems that the wife would like to be able to access from her shiny new laptop.  What distro should I use to setup a system to just share those NTFS drives?  Preferably booting from a 64MB compact flash card.
[01:22] <Pelo> redvamp128, apt on cd is nice but it would be problematic in this instance, but thanks for hte recommendation
[01:22] <taz_> how come it not work ?
[01:23] <ryanprior> !webcam | taz_
[01:23] <redvamp128> Pelo:  so far I have found these two sites Ubuntu -- Ubuntu Packages Search <http://packages.ubuntu.com/> and Medibuntu -- Medibuntu packages <http://packages.medibuntu.org/>
[01:23] <Pelo> crdlb, probably, it's been a while , I'm probably comfused a bit but you get what I mean
[01:23] <taz_> ok
[01:23] <poh> Dr_willis: I'm actually using xmonad :(, and I know that I can make it always on there too, I just haven't.
[01:23] <Pelo> redvamp128, I'll check those out
[01:24] <crim3_b0y> ActionParsnip have solution ?
[01:24] <ActionParsnip> crim3_b0y: follow what you pastebinned if that is known to work
[01:24] <redvamp128> Pelo:  that is not just a search but where you can download the deb- though pay attention to the dependencies -- you may want to grab them while you are there--
[01:24] <Dr_willis> poh,  neer heard of that one. :) i tend to ssh in, run vnc4server, or some other vncserver, then run a vncclient. I dont normally share the 'current' desktop.. because well.. I ssh into my headless servers. and use vnc  that way
[01:25] <ActionParsnip> Dr_willis: just use pure ssh, be a man :D
[01:25] <Pelo> redvamp128, that's my concern, since this is for a freind,  I'm not sure what he might want hence me looking for some "repos-on-cd/dvd" solution
[01:25] <Dr_willis> ActionParsnip,  or i use xdmcp and xming :)
[01:26] <ActionParsnip> Dr_willis: gui is for big girl pants :D:D:D
[01:27] <dreamy> ActionParsnip: do you know if the httpd opens automaticly the 80 port in linux?
[01:27] <dreamy> in ubuntu i mean
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> dreamy: it will as long as /etc/httpd.conf says so
[01:28] <ActionParsnip> Dr_willis: j/k man, love you really
[01:28] <dreamy> after netstat reports has listening .. will mean is open
[01:28] <Dr_willis> ActionParsnip,  :) dont make  my wife jelous
[01:28] <dreamy> ?
[01:29]  * Pelo sees what happens when he stays away for 12 months,  he gets replaced by another smart-mouth
[01:30] <dreamy> ActionParsnip:  when netstat mentions about a port has "listening" does that means its open in the firewall ?
[01:30] <ActionParsnip> dreamy: a services can be listening but the firewall could block the incoming connection
[01:30] <opera> !find
[01:30] <dreamy> k :S
[01:31] <dreamy> ActionParsnip: is there any conf file for the firewall ?
[01:31] <Pelo> opera, what are you looking for ?
[01:31] <opera> i can't how to use "find' command. can you give me a example?
[01:32] <_VIM_> this isn't a warez channel
[01:32] <Pelo> opera, there is not find command in this channel
[01:32] <Pelo> opera, you can try !keyword
[01:32] <quentin> what's the proper channel to discuss about jaunty bugs?
[01:32] <ActionParsnip> dreamy: depends what firewall you use
[01:33] <Darkchef1> actionparsnip: it says its the huawei e220 hsdpa modem
[01:33] <Pelo> quentin, #ubuntu+1
[01:33] <dreamy> ActionParsnip: lol.. no idea..
[01:33] <Darkchef1> actionparsnip: what now?
[01:33] <ActionParsnip> opera: find / -name *.png    will show all png files on the system
[01:33] <opera> The find command is quite helpful and can be used for many purposes, such as
[01:33] <opera> before or during backup operations.
[01:33] <Dr_willis>  locate .png  -> may be faster/better :) if your database is up to date
[01:33] <quentin> Pelo: thank you
[01:34] <Pelo> dreamy, the default firewall in ubuntu is netfilter,  it is controled by the userspace app iptable,  type man iptable for instructions
[01:34] <ActionParsnip> Darkchef1: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=262867
[01:34] <Pelo> dreamy, make that iptables
[01:34] <dreamy> Pelo: iptable .. that command on the terminal willl give me power to open ports?
[01:34] <ActionParsnip> opera: you can use find in conjunction with exec to make a command fire on nthe file
[01:34] <ActionParsnip> opera: e.g
[01:35] <Pelo> dreamy, yes it will , man iptables for the options and how to use it
[01:35] <RedLance> I have 2 PATA IDE hard drives from previous windows systems that the wife would like to be able to access from her shiny new laptop.  What distro should I use to setup a system to just share those NTFS drives?  Preferably booting from a 64MB compact flash card.
[01:35] <dreamy> Pelo: k. thaks..
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> opera: mkdir ~/pics; find / -name "*.png" -exec cp {} ~/pics \;
[01:35] <Pelo> dreamy, by default it's not activated I beleive but I'm not all that knowledgable about it
[01:35] <ActionParsnip> opera: will find every png and copy it to ~/pics
[01:36] <dreamy> Pelo: okey.. cool
[01:36] <opera> thank you ,ACT_
[01:36] <Pelo> RedLance, 64mb ?  damn small linux I guess but not sure about ntfs support in there
[01:37] <dreamy> Pelo: but its possible that apache opened my port atomaticly rigth?
[01:37] <RedLance> Pelo: Yeah, I thought FreeNAS would be perfect, till I saw no NTFS support
[01:37] <Pelo> dreamy, you should ask that in #apache
[01:37] <dreamy> okey
[01:37] <Pelo> RedLance, might want to inquire in #dsl
[01:38] <RedLance> Pelo: Thanks
[01:38] <Pelo> dreamy, as far as I know ,  you should not have to open any port in a default config of ubuntu,  nothing is blocked by default
[01:38] <ActionParsnip> opera: make some test files and play, find and exec will give you massive power
[01:39] <dreamy> Pelo: okey
[01:40] <crim3_b0y[out]> http://paste.ubuntu.com/126523/ who quem help me ??
[01:41] <dreamy> Pelo: then what about the result of a portscan at the local host.. its shows almost nothing
[01:41] <Darkchef1> oh my god why is the e220 so difficult to set up, i thought 3g ran out of the box for the new version !
[01:42] <Pelo> dreamy, hidden and blocked are two different things , but again,  not realy a firewall / port guru
[01:42] <dreamy> ok pelo
[01:42] <Pelo> dreamy, #networking might have some info for you as well
[01:42] <dreamy> nice channel .. thanks
[01:42] <dreamy> hiden.. insterresting..
[01:43] <DarkKnight> hey can anyone tell how i can schedule my system to shut down after some amount of time
[01:43] <DarkKnight> hey can anyone tell how i can schedule my system to shut down after some amount of time without manual shutdown
[01:43] <Flare183> DarkKnight: Use Cron
[01:44] <ActionParsnip> crim3_b0y[out]: what more do you need, those are exectly what you need to do step by step
[01:44] <Pelo> dreamy, hidden might not be the correct term, stelth mode possibly
[01:44] <dreamy> Pelo: cool
[01:44] <jrib> DarkKnight: the shutdown command can do that, see its man page
[01:44] <ActionParsnip> crim3_b0y[out]: how can we elaborate on that?
[01:45] <dreamy> Pelo: iptable will work with steathy ports  too etc etc ?
[01:45] <Pelo> DarkKnight,  sudo shutdown +m  ( where m is the number of minutes )
[01:45] <Pelo> dreamy, shoud
[01:45] <dsmith_> errno 5 I/O error, means what?
[01:46] <helix7> hi guys, i'm trying to upgrade Ubuntu 8.04 to 8.10, I have Dialup. So i got a friend to download the iso Ubuntu-8.10-alternate-amd64.iso for me, I have it here on the desktop, so then i run "sudo mount -o loop /home/clem/Desktop/ubuntu-8.10-alternate-amd64.iso /media/cdrom0" and then gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade" to start the upgrade process the Distribution Upgrade dialog comes up, and it askes me if i want to download the latest updates a
[01:46] <dreamy> Pelo: will it at the final leave some configuration in some file or something ?
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> crim3_b0y[out]: what is the output of: file lib/modules/2.6.27-7-generic/kernel/drives/net/wireless/rt2x00/rt73USB.ko
[01:46] <crim3_b0y[out]> ActionParsnip sorry, resolved..tnx xD
[01:46] <helix7> nd install them i choose no becuase i want to update everything from the cd, so everything goes and then it tells me its going to take 2 more days just to fetch the other files ? and it is using the network connection ? any way to make it update only from the cd ? or is it updateing packages that i've installed that are not included on the cd ?
[01:46] <Pelo> dsmith_, what were you doing when you got that msg ?
[01:46] <crim3_b0y[out]> ActionParsnip sorry, resolved..tnx xD
[01:46] <dsmith_> Pelo: installation
[01:46] <dsmith_> helix7: backup your stuff
[01:46] <ActionParsnip> crim3_b0y[out]: what you have there is the exact steps to take so why were you asking is my question
[01:47] <DarkKnight> Pelo; i just looked at the man pages and it says that the time is in hh:mm format....
[01:47] <helix7> like what stuff all my media and anything "important" is on other drive.
[01:47] <Pelo> dreamy, probably but I don't know where , try the iptables manpage might be some info in there
[01:47] <dreamy> okey..
[01:47] <dsmith_> ok helix7, just making sure
[01:48] <Pelo> DarkKnight, read up two lines for that hh:mm in the manpage
[01:48] <helix7> :) np
[01:48] <Pelo> dsmith_, if you get as far as the cd menu,  run the cd integrity check,  if not , try the cd in another comp
[01:48] <stewart__> if i have installed php and postfix via apt-get would php automactily use post fix to send mail or do i have to set up config to do that?
[01:48] <DarkKnight> Pelo; ohhh yes yes..thank you..... so there's no need of specifying any option??
[01:48] <dsmith_> Pelo: hmmmmmmmmm, ok.... seemed ok..
[01:48] <mezy> hmm, what is the scope of ubuntu's abilities involving vista games?
[01:49] <helix7> it seems odd that it wants to use the network when i told it not to.
[01:49] <Pelo> DarkKnight,  not that I can tell,  try it with a couple of minutes to see if it works
[01:49] <Pelo> dsmith_, anyting out off the ordinary about the computer you want to install on ?
[01:49] <dsmith_> hp dv4000
[01:49] <dsmith_> nothign strange
[01:50] <Pelo> dsmith_, is this a live cd, can you get to the desktop ?
[01:51] <Wofl_> hey, anyone here know of a good laptop, 15 or so inch screen that is not too expencive and runs well with ubuntu?
[01:51] <danhs> Why doesn't ubuntu have a good third party installer like windows or mac?
[01:51] <helix7> dsmith_, any ideas ?
[01:51] <cdm10> danhs: what do you mean by a third party installer?
[01:51] <helix7> like what you mean ?
[01:51] <danhs> It frustrates me so....it seems like the *only* major shortfall at this point
[01:51] <dotblank> You could go with a system76 laptop
[01:51] <dsmith_> yes live cd
[01:51] <dsmith_> desktop yes
[01:51] <cdm10> danhs: I'm not sure what you mean by a third-party installer...
[01:51] <danhs> cdm10: I mean, that I should be able to download random third party software that is for sale (costs money) double click on the application and run it/install it
[01:51] <opera> act_ : can you tell me what means:---# find / -type f -perm +6000 -exec ls -l {} \'
[01:51] <dsmith_> i'm trying another disk
[01:51] <Pelo> dsmith_, you might also want to give the alternate isntall cd a try, it has a text based installer, no desktop, it is often less hiffy about system conf and installs more smothly
[01:52] <danhs> cdm10: the notion of having *everything* in a repository is anathema to a desktop operating system
[01:52] <cdm10> danhs: lots of apps work that way... try Skype, for example.
[01:52] <atticstorm> Is anyone having issue with Add/Remove in 8.04.  I can not see any files to install or installed any longer.
[01:52] <zenlunatic> danhs, dpkg -i
[01:52] <dsmith_> ok pelo
[01:52] <cdm10> danhs: you can click "download for Ubuntu", download the file, and literalyl double-click it.
[01:52] <cdm10> danhs: it's just up to the software companies to actually use DEB packages.
[01:52] <Pelo> danhs, package manager not good enough for you ?
[01:52] <danhs> Pelo: not if I can't get random third party software
[01:53] <cdm10> danhs: you CAN, if they supply it for Ubuntu
[01:53] <helix7> dsmith_, I have a working installation of ubuntu 8.04 right now, i've downloaded the Ubuntu-8.10-alternate-amd64.iso as per reccomended on ubuntu upgrade webpage.
[01:53] <cdm10> danhs: no one's stopping companies from using DEB packages or writing their own installers
[01:53] <danhs> cdm10: even open source softwrae that doesn't have a debian or ubuntu package manager *rarely* will upload .deb package
[01:53] <Pelo> danhs, .deb or .bin files, usualy work well enough , other then that , just learn to compile manualy, it' s not aht compilcated
[01:53] <cdm10> danhs: ...then it's their problem.
[01:53] <Pelo> 6 min to lost,  I'm off ppl , have a good evening
[01:53] <danhs> cdm10: but that's a little unfair to the companies too.  there's rpm, .deb and there's no binary guarantee that a compiled .deb or rpm will work on more than a single machine!
[01:54] <cdm10> danhs: what do you mean? if the system's running Ubuntu, and they supply a DEB package that works on Ubuntu, it'll work on Ubuntu...
[01:54] <danhs> cdm10: you're right they *could* build .deb files but those files may not work on debian if they work on ubuntu, or mepis, or insert other distribution here
[01:55] <helix7> dsmith_, it flies through the first 780 some files really fast like its reading off the mounted cd. but then halts like its trying to download the rest of them off the web
[01:55] <talley_> hey guys, can you help me out with this? I just installed ubuntu, and I'm new at this client
[01:55] <talley_> If I want to join another server, how do I do it?
[01:55] <dreamy> can i installl "service" the commmand.. with apt?
[01:55] <cdm10> danhs: so they can supply Ubuntu-specific ones. Ubuntu and Fedora, for example, may both be Linux, but they're both different operating systems.
[01:55] <danhs> cdm10: I suppose so.  But one .deb that worked for ubuntu 8.04 might not work for 8.10
[01:56] <danhs> cdm10: my big complaint is that until linux gets this right, we won't ever get applications like dreamweaver or other popular applications
[01:56] <danhs> and it makes it very difficult for for-profit developers to write linux applications
[01:57] <danhs> cdm10: and I *have* downloaded and compiled applications.  it's a suck process.  I need to use checkinstall and then make icons in the gnome menu myself
[01:57] <helix7> ?
[01:57] <opera> !mount
[01:57] <r1ckynutz> :)
[01:57] <cdm10> danhs: I suppose some aspects of what you're saying are true. I'm not sure how it could be fixed, though.
[01:57] <UncleD> what umask is equivalent to chmod o+w ???
[01:58] <talley_> hey guys, could you help me out with this this? what do I do if I want to join another server?
[01:58] <r1ckynutz> 4
[01:58] <lstarnes> talley_: which client do you use?
[01:58] <danhs> cdm10: I don't know either.  It seems like klik and autopackage are the best options.  But the people with power to change this (people leading ubuntu) don't care to support and evangelize those solutions
[01:58] <talley_> I use xchat-gnome
[01:59] <lstarnes> talley_: try using /newserver server.name
[01:59] <elninja> Anyone ever seen any text editor that does syntax highlighting for IRC logs?
[01:59] <snowveil> I'm trying to run an executable (freeware game, Cave Story), and when I run it by clicking on it in Nautilus it works fine, but trying to run it from terminal or from an application launcher, it opens then immediately closes
[01:59] <talley_> thanks
[01:59] <snowveil> running from terminal yields no error messages unfortunately
[01:59] <cdm10> snowveil: it might have to do with the directory it's launched from.
[02:00] <snowveil> it's currently located in ~/.doukutsu/
[02:00] <r1ckynutz> ex cat
[02:00] <cdm10> snowveil: I'm not sure, but it's possible that when double-clicking on an executable, Nautilus launches it within the folder it's in.
[02:00] <snowveil> but it's symlinked to usr/share/doukutsu I believe
[02:00] <iJ> Hey guys, anyone on a low-spec laptop with ubuntu? what browser you using?
[02:00] <_VIM_> elninja: vim can do syntax highlighting, dont see why it wouldnt work for irc logs
[02:01] <badfish69> /track
[02:01] <iJ> Can somebody private chat me, i want to ask a question about ubuntu netbook remix...
[02:01] <snowveil> cdm, "ls -l" ~/.doukutsu/doukutsu" yields this:
[02:01] <snowveil> lrwxrwxrwx 1 mike mike   28 2008-10-29 21:15 doukutsu -> /usr/share/doukutsu/doukutsu
[02:02] <snowveil> is that a symlink?
[02:02] <lstarnes> snowveil: looks like it
[02:02] <snowveil> because running either ~/.doukutsu/doukutsu in terminal window OR /usr/share/doukutsu/doukutsu results in the same problem...however clicking through Nautilus from the ~/.doukutsu folder doesn't have that problem...I'm stumped
[02:03] <helix7> bah
[02:04] <boo_> Could someone please help me? I'm not very used to Ubuntu yet and I have a ... pretty simple question (I think). It's about aMSN and SCIM
[02:06] <tim__> hey
[02:06] <tim__> does anyone know what ofonly video mode actually ist
[02:06] <atticstorm> Is there a known issue with Add/Remove function in 8.04?  When I open and update there no packages are there to install, nor can I see the installed packages.  Things are fine in Synaptic and with apt-get.  Also, I am running the server kernel.
[02:08] <cjae> #mplayer
[02:09] <heatmzzr> how do you change the color of the text in the console???
[02:09] <cjae> join #mplayer
[02:09] <snowveil> heatmzzr , file - new profile...
[02:09] <snowveil> edit your profile or create a new one
[02:10] <snowveil> then edit - profiles
[02:10] <dieselsmoke> heatmzzr: edit default profile from the menu bar
[02:10] <heatmzzr> no, i mean in the crtl-alt-f1 screen
[02:12] <krabador> how can i set the screen resolution from command line_
[02:12] <krabador> the gnome resolution
[02:13] <thiebaude> krabador: i tried this, xrandr -s 800x600 -r 85
[02:15] <opera> what is the difference 'su' and ' sudo'?
[02:15] <thiebaude> krabador: did it work?
[02:15] <krabador> thiebaude: i must try
[02:15] <lstarnes> opera: su uses the root password and is less flexible.  sudo is more flexible and uses a regular user's password
[02:15] <heatmzzr> can anyone tell me how to change the color of text in the cntl-alt-f1 type enviroment>?>>
[02:15] <thiebaude> krabador: i think it is temporary
[02:16] <krabador> thiebaude: i changed the screen resolution from gnome, but my monitor don't support the new
[02:16] <xgenesis> moo.
[02:17] <thiebaude> krabador: is your graphics card driver installed?
[02:17] <krabador> thiebaude: every time i start gnome , i've the same trouble
[02:17] <krabador> thiebaude
[02:17] <krabador> i think...
[02:17] <opera> LSTARNES,sorry ,i can't know what is your means.
[02:17] <xgenesis> A friend of mine told me this guide for WG111 with ubuntu was very outdated ( https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Device/NetgearWG111 ), does anyone know if it'd still work or if there are other alternitaves to utilizing my WG 111 adapter with my ubuntu desktop machine?
[02:17] <krabador> thiebaude: i've an ati with vesa dirvers
[02:18] <krabador> thiebaude: can i control this in some way?
[02:18] <TwistedGhost> http://pastebin.com/m62a64bf
[02:18] <lstarnes> opera: su is used for logging in as a different user and uses that user's password.  sudo uses the password of the user who runs it
[02:18] <TwistedGhost> what do you think of my set up?
[02:18] <n8tuserf> opera  a rubber band is very flexible,  a piece of wood is not flexible :P
[02:18] <lstarnes> opera: in most cases, sudo is better
[02:18] <TwistedGhost> would it work ok for linux
[02:18] <opera> lsta_:  regular user's password?
[02:19] <lstarnes> opera: the password of the user who runs it
[02:19] <yubuntu> how do you kill a process with your mouse
[02:19] <lstarnes> opera: instead of root's password
[02:19] <yubuntu> make it into an X
[02:20] <_VIM_> yubuntu: type xkill on a terminal
[02:20] <yubuntu> thanks
[02:20] <_VIM_> np
[02:20] <MightyTweek> xgenesis: I presume you've tried plugging it in and verified that support is not built in?
[02:20] <TwistedGhost> or go into the system monitor
[02:20] <TwistedGhost> right?
[02:21] <Psuedo> G'Day
[02:21] <Psuedo> What is the name of the package the tells you recommendations of non-installed packages when you type there name into terminal?
[02:22] <xgenesis> MightyTweek: indeed
[02:22] <xgenesis> unfortunaitly
[02:22] <xgenesis> heh
[02:22] <crdlb> Psuedo: command-not-found
[02:23] <Psuedo> crdlb: Thanks, exactly what I was looking for.
[02:23] <HoNgOuRu> how do I let normal users use "poff dsl-provider" ?????????
[02:23] <HoNgOuRu> without typing "sudo" first?
[02:23] <tony_> anyone dealed with checkpoint before? need help setting up the client
[02:23] <Psuedo> What is the name of the package that gives the Mouse support for scrolling?
[02:23] <MightyTweek> xgenesis: My recommendation: buy something that Ubuntu supports natively. Ndiswrapper is a pain to configure. If you really want to try getting it working, I think https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper is pretty up to date
[02:24] <tony_> HoNgOuRu: put them in a seperate group with higher permissions
[02:24] <xgenesis> yeah
[02:24] <HoNgOuRu> like root?
[02:24] <xgenesis> i'm thinking about looking for something that just supports ubuntu to save myself the trouble
[02:24] <xgenesis> MightyTweek: any recommendations?
[02:24] <tony_> no HoNgOuRu, dont put them into the root group, how is your knowledge on the passwd file
[02:24] <tony_> ?
[02:25] <HoNgOuRu> I'm the only user of the pc
[02:25] <n8tuserf> HoNgOuRu -> how many people you trust to trash your connectivity with that abilities?
[02:25] <HoNgOuRu> but I want to use a script, for reconnecting
[02:25] <sileni> hey guys i just bought the hp mini... it comes preloaded with windows xp. I want to install linux especially ubuntu does anyone know 10 gb is enough for ubuntu?
[02:26] <sileni> i want to dual boot because that would help at univ alot :-\
[02:26] <HoNgOuRu> ok, so the issue is in the passwd file? do I have to add the user to which group?
[02:26] <utabak> hi all, I have a csh script which calls some executables which are ELF 32-bit LSB executable, while I have an 64 bit system, then I get an error message command not found from these executables, is there a way to fix this?
[02:26] <Awsoonn> I am trying to use the Hardware drivers dialog to install the drivers for my BC4318 wireless card but when I click 'activate' it tells me it is downloading and sits at 0% forever. Help?
[02:26] <MightyTweek> xgenesis: Easiest thing to do is to look at what's available near you and do some digging on the Ubuntu wiki... pretty much anything with the Atheros chipset should be well supported
[02:27] <xgenesis> not very knowledgable with chipsets, but i will indeed take a look. Thanks, MightyTweek :)
[02:27] <tweak66> bit of an issue here... updated today and now no internet. LAN is connexcted.. i had to boot to windows to get here.. .:(
[02:28] <Lumberg> hey all. can someone point me to a lost of OIDs for Ubuntu - are they the same as Debian? The OIDs I'm using for cpu/load/swap/ram checks on RHEL aren't working on Ubunut...
[02:28] <Lumberg> lost/list
[02:29] <opbaldy> can anyone recommend a voice chat app?
[02:29] <tweak66> if i was in linux i could check... lol
[02:30] <amr_> opbaldy, skype works.
[02:30]  * Lumberg smacks tweak66 for not being on linux
[02:30] <tweak66> lumberg!
[02:30] <Lumberg> yeah skype is good
[02:30] <tweak66> bit of an issue here... updated today and now no internet.    I had a dhcp address and could just not login to my router or get interet
[02:36] <UlaUlaUla> hello all. how can I check on what version am I? gutsy, Hardy or intrepid? I don't really remember which version I installed and it's all updated...
[02:36] <Lumberg> so now everytime I start the box I have to stop vmware first
[02:36] <Lumberg> makes me crazy
[02:36] <tweak66> ah oic so what do i do?
[02:36] <_VIM_> !version
[02:36] <Huufarted> Question for the active folks in here.  Was that an inappropriate !ops moment?
[02:37] <UlaUlaUla> thx
[02:37] <_VIM_> Huufarted: i would have waited a couple minutes, to see if an op was alive
[02:37] <LjL> Huufarted: no, it was ok to call ops, although it was also useless because i got highlighted anyway - but you couldn't have known that
[02:37] <Huufarted> gotcha, LjL.  That kinda crap just p***es me off.
[02:37] <tweak66> what's cmware?
[02:37] <UlaUlaUla> ubottu: I'm running hardy.
[02:37]  * Lumberg considers
[02:38] <nilson> My new favorite software: KeePass
[02:38] <tweak66> vmware
[02:38] <Huufarted> lol I laugh every time someone tries talking to ubottu
[02:38] <UlaUlaUla> how can I install kde 4.2 on hardy? using this: "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/project-neon/ubuntu hardy main" is not enough to find kde-nightly
[02:39] <tweak66> lumberg, what's vmware
[02:39] <Huufarted> tweak66, vmware is the same as virtualbox for all intents and purposes.  It allows you to run a 'sandboxed' operating system while still being booted into the first one
[02:39] <tvoet_> anyone tried a logitech trackman mouse on ubunty Hardy or Ibex?
[02:39] <cooldduuudde> UlaUlaUla: kde 4.1 is the latest stable release. you'll automatically get updated wen KDE 4.2 becomes stable
[02:40] <UlaUlaUla> and if I want to test the 4.2?
[02:40] <wolter> is there a way i can print from my canon ip1800 ?
[02:40] <_VIM_> !latest | UlaUlaUla
[02:40] <tvoet_> i've been looking for info on the web, and nobody seems to have tried it
[02:40] <UlaUlaUla> !backports
[02:40] <Lumberg> tweak66, what is vmware?
[02:40] <Lumberg> http://vmware.com
[02:41] <UlaUlaUla> thanks. I'll look that
[02:41] <opothehippo> hello!
[02:41] <Huufarted> tvoet_, Logitech Mice will work just as any standard mouse will.  It doesn't know that it's a trackman or a mouse.  It just sees an HID compliant device
[02:41] <Huufarted> !hi | opothehippo
[02:41] <tweak66> well can't stand windows, be back if i figure out my problem lol
[02:41] <voglster> iwl3945 driver is causeing kernel panics i believe... plus random disconnects and microcode errors in dmesg... can anyone point me in a direction to fix this?
[02:42] <tvoet_> Huufarted, what about programming the additional buttons.  the one i am looking at getting is Logitech Marble 4 button, (ambidextrous mouse)
[02:42] <Huufarted> tvoet_, gotcha.  My suggestion is to ask on the Logitech forums for that.
[02:42] <Huufarted> tvoet_, google will get you those forums
[02:43] <UlaUlaUla> ubottu: kde4 is already the newest version.
[02:43] <Squideshi> I'm trying to build the newest Intel driver for xorg; and it requires libdrm 2.4.5 or greater. I can't find any such package in Synaptic Package Manager. What can I do?
[02:43] <tvoet_> Huufarted, thanks.  i wanted to ask here, because Logitech has the official "we support windows/mac only" broadcasted all over there info pages for this mouse
[02:43] <mezy> hmm
[02:44] <Huufarted> tvoet_, you are correct, but their forums will have people that use Linux and you will probably find some answers.
[02:44] <tvoet_> thanks
[02:44] <Huufarted> tvoet_, but you may have to be patient.  Also ask on http://ubuntuforums.com
[02:44] <xo230342k2> [AmsG'D] If anybody can host an IRCd for me, please PM me
[02:45] <_VIM_> !ot | xo230342k2
[02:45] <mezy> the volume control on ubuntu is kinda weird
[02:45] <xo230342k2> oh sry VTM
[02:45] <mezy> its not the sensitive
[02:45] <mezy> that*
[02:45] <tvoet_> Huufarted, patience is not something new when outside "the main".  i just wanted to know the support status before i shell out for one of them.
[02:45] <tvoet_> i'm a pure linux user at home and office
[02:45] <mezy> and not that load with the speaks
[02:46] <Huufarted> gotcha, tvoet_.  Good luck to you.
[02:46] <Huufarted> tvoet_, I hope you find your answer.
[02:46] <tvoet_> Huufarted, thanks for the info.
[02:46] <tvoet_> will do
[02:46] <UlaUlaUla> apt-cache search kde-nightly returns nothing
[02:46] <Lumberg> so... anyone know where I can get a list of OIDs for ubuntu?
[02:46] <Lumberg> need to write some snmp strings
[02:46] <Huufarted> Anybody able to help me debug a samba share?  I set up both myself and a second user.  The second user can log into his samba share just fine, mine refuses to let me into it.  They both have ubuntu accounts set up in the OS
[02:47] <FaMott> How does someone turn off Compiz in XFCE? >.>
[02:47] <Awsoonn> I have a friend that wants to try linux, but her laptop only have 192Megs of RAM. What might I try? Full Ubuntu runs not so well.
[02:47] <_VIM_> Awsoonn: Xubuntu maybe
[02:47] <_VIM_> !xubuntu
[02:48] <atticstorm> This has not been very helpful.
[02:48] <FaMott> Swhooops. sorry bout that then :P
[02:48] <heatmzzr_> can anyone tell me how to change the color in console, the control+alt+f1 environment
[02:48] <UncleD> Is there a umask for directory's that allows creation of drwxrwxrwx ?
 Pupply Linux, DSL Linux is also a good choice
[02:49] <gamingsolution> join #Gaming-Solution
[02:49] <cjae> anyone know how to fix horizontal tearing via tv out? nvidia
[02:49] <Huufarted> !umask
[02:49] <mezy> cool, i fix my problem
[02:50] <Psuedo> What is the name of the package the tells you recommendations of non-installed packages when you type there name into terminal?
[02:50] <Psuedo> sorry
[02:51] <Psuedo> wrong up
[02:51] <Psuedo> What is the name of the package that gives the Mouse support for scrolling?
[02:51] <FoxBlitzz> Anyone here know how widespread the Powermizer problem is among nVidia cards on Linux? Looking to get a System76 laptop but am a little uneasy now. Will have 9800M GTS
[02:52] <Awsoonn> _VIM_: I fear Xubuntu will not be enough alone, I use it at work on a machien with 256MB of ram and it is sluggish as all heck.
[02:52] <namasamaran> jessica
[02:52] <Awsoonn> any other recomondatoins?
[02:53] <emma> test
[02:54] <Squideshi> How can I upgrade the libdrm pacakage to at least 2.4.5?
[02:54] <mezy> is there an eq for rhythmbox?
[02:54] <maxagaz> how to untarggz myfile.sql.tar.gz compressed using gzip ?
[02:54] <UlaUlaUla> is it possible to transform your 8.04 into 8.10?
[02:54] <tony_> anyone dealed with checkpoint before? need help setting up the client
[02:54] <grape-ape> hello
[02:55] <sileni> UlaUlaUla: yes you add .06
[02:55] <Pici> !upgrade | UlaUlaUla
[02:55] <cdm10> UlaUlaUla: in System>Administration>Software Properties, enable upgrades to normal releases... then go to Update Manager and check for updates.
[02:55] <sileni> has anyone in here got ubuntu to install on a hp mini 1000
[02:55] <sileni> ?
[02:55] <C-S-B> I'm sure you can do it
[02:55] <sebsebseb> tony_: yes
[02:55] <sebsebseb> !upgrade
[02:56] <sebsebseb> grape-ape: hi
[02:56] <sileni> C-S-B: was that for me ?
[02:56] <dieselsmoke> maxagaz: tar -xvzf myfile.sql.tar.gz
[02:56] <grape-ape> what client do folks usually irc from?
[02:56] <wolter> which is the ubuntu developers team channel?
[02:57] <maxagaz> dieselsmoke, it doesn't work : tar: This does not look like a tar archive
[02:57] <mereo> Just wanting to know... are there a lot of persons who removed pulseaudio?
[02:57] <dieselsmoke> maxagaz: it's a gzipped tar file
[02:57] <mezy> hey, what are some good compiz decor themes out there?
[02:57] <maxagaz> dieselsmoke, yes
[02:57] <niceguy1309> hello, i must of goofed up my fresh install while using aptitude. when i launch aptitude it states "unable to resolve dependencies", and it wants to uninstall almost every package. DL 21GB???
[02:57] <dieselsmoke> maxagaz: gunzip file
[02:57] <crim3_b0y> what command i save archive vi in ubuntu?
[02:58] <maxagaz> dieselsmoke, thanks
[02:58] <dieselsmoke> crim3_b0y: ESC :wq [enter]
[02:58] <RichardLynch> If i just did apt-get install asterisk-dev to get the source code, where did it put the source code?  Not in /usr/src...
[02:58] <crim3_b0y> tnx
[02:58] <GeneralGustav> Anyone free to give me a quick hand?
[02:58] <cdm10> !anyone | GeneralGustav
[02:59] <GeneralGustav> Hehehe
[02:59]  * sileni gives GeneralGustav a quick hand job
[02:59] <GeneralGustav> I'll take that as a yes.
[02:59] <GeneralGustav> Why thankyou!
[02:59] <Pici> sileni: stop
[02:59] <niceguy1309> it says I have 738 broken packages, but I just installed 8.10, and used aptitude to update the pc
[03:00] <coreyman1> if i put computer in suspend, processor and video card are not used, correct, so they wont be getting hot, correct?
[03:00] <sileni> is there like a lighter version of ubuntu for netbooks?
[03:00] <GeneralGustav> Im trying to 'burn' an ISO onto a USB drive but im having some trouble. Anyone know a good tut or the easiest way to do it?
[03:00] <cdm10> coreyman1: as far as I know, yes... although there could be some weirdo systems out there.
[03:00] <dieselsmoke> niceguy1309: use synaptic, fix broken. those packages are likely obsoleted.
[03:00] <songjian> i had trouble, it's said "undefined reference to `__stderrp'" when I build program
[03:00] <cdm10> GeneralGustav: if you're running 8.10, go to System>Administration>Create a USB Startup Disk
[03:00] <GeneralGustav> sileni, Might want to look a crunchbang linux. But there's quite a few. Do a google on ubuntu distributions and it should come up with a nice wikipedia page
[03:00] <coreyman1> cdm10 i want to turn those fans off on suspend.. i think case fans could passivley cool them
[03:00] <tweak66> no luck lumberg
[03:00] <niceguy1309> dieselsmoke: thx i will try that now
[03:00] <tony_> sebsebseb: hi can you help me out? reallyt struffling to get it working
[03:01] <_jonesy_> question about an Ubuntu Desktop and Gigabit ethernet. I am trying to copy a 6GB file from my Ubuntu server to my Macbook Pro over a Gigabit network. Does anyone know why after 20 seconds of transfer, transfer speeds drop from 60 to 80MB/sec down to 4MB/sec?
[03:01] <D3RGPS31> I just updated my kernel to <IP_ADDRESS>, from ubuntu 8.10s current, and my boot screen is blank, the screen switches when X starts, but still stays blank
[03:01] <hmw> coreyman1: i would assume, the RAM of the graphics card will still be active.
[03:01] <tweak66> i just did an update and now have no internet access
[03:01] <GeneralGustav> cdm10, What program does that start? Im using an ubuntu BASED distro.
[03:01] <cdm10> coreyman1: your fans keep running? Sounds like the way your BIOS is programmed... I don't think there's much you can do about that.
[03:01] <tonyyarusso> GeneralGustav: I think it's just called usb-creator.
[03:02] <rrplay> heatmzzr_: still looking for rhythmboxx eq ?
[03:02] <cdm10> GeneralGustav: it only works on Ubuntu ISOs, though...
[03:02] <coreyman1> cdm10, i have a fan controller, must making sure its safe to turn them off
[03:02] <_jonesy_> anyone know why the gigabit transfer speeds die after 10-20 seconds?
[03:02] <cdm10> GeneralGustav: (afaik)
[03:02] <krabador> hey people, ive an hard problem, i changed the resolution in gnome, but i cant see anything, every time i reboot i reload this new resolution...
[03:02] <cdm10> coreyman1: oh, yes, it should be safe.
[03:02] <krabador> how can i change it from recovery console_
[03:02] <cdm10> coreyman1: but I'm kinda suspicious that your fan controller is still getting power when the system's in standby...
[03:02] <tweak66> i just did an update and now have no internet access.. help someone :)
[03:02] <_jonesy_> I've tried this over SSH, netatalk (AFP) and SMB all with the same issue
[03:03] <GeneralGustav> cdm10, Ahhhh well im not trying it with an ubuntu distro lol. I could just use unetbootin if I was doing that.
[03:03] <rrplay> heatmzzr_:  look here https://launchpad.net/rhythmboxeqplugin
[03:03] <coreyman1> cdm10 everything had power in windows haven't tried it in ubuntu
[03:03] <cdm10> GeneralGustav: not entirely sure how to help, then :-/ sounds like you need some kinda ISO loader to install on the drive.
[03:03] <coreyman1> if i get a timeout on all server ports does that mean no server present, or port blocked
[03:03] <cdm10> coreyman1: weird. Check your BIOS, it may be using S1 instead of S3 sleep modes or something.
[03:03] <krabador> please help me
[03:04] <GeneralGustav> cdm10, I could do it by hand (And im part way already) But it doesnt want to copy some of the files acrross so I wanted to see if there was an easier way lol
[03:04] <cdm10> krabador: have you tried the Xorg recovery in the recovery menu?
[03:04] <arooni_____> wheneer i play flash video on latest firefox in ubuntu ibex;  it often skips and such.  is there something i can do?  i wouldnt think it would skip if i have a core 2 duo 4MB cache (2.2Ghz) and 3GB of ram.
[03:04] <cdm10> GeneralGustav: yeah :-/ if anyone knows, I'm curious, too.
[03:04] <dieselsmoke> coreyman1: none present, or you would get connection refused, most lilely.
[03:04] <krabador> cdm10: not
[03:04] <cdm10> krabador: that may help.
[03:04] <n2diy> I'm helping my friend install Ubuntu on his XP box, and it stalls at page 6, the migrate data page? Our only option is to cancel, and abort the install. Reboot, select Ubuntu, and ditto?
[03:04] <_jonesy_> anyfuckingone?
[03:05] <coreyman1> ok dieselsmoke, j/w cause im behind nat.
[03:05] <Huufarted> !language | _jonesy_
[03:05] <opera> !line wrapping disabled
[03:05] <Cpudan80> Hey guys
[03:05] <D3RGPS31> I just updated my kernel to <IP_ADDRESS>, from ubuntu 8.10s current, and my boot screen is blank, the screen switches when X starts, but still stays blank >.>
[03:05] <Cpudan80> I got trouble with pidgin and empathy and 8.10 -- neither connect or anything
[03:05] <_jonesy_> bad language will get me noticed but not my question, awesome
[03:05] <Cpudan80> They both just segfault on start
[03:05] <GeneralGustav> Is there any way to force cp to copy all files? I've tried -a but it still gives me errors.
[03:05] <Huufarted> _jonesy_, sometimes that's the case, but it's not the attention you want.
[03:05] <cdm10> _jonesy_: yep. That's the way it is, deal with it.
[03:05] <cdm10> GeneralGustav: do you have permissions to access those files?
[03:06] <dieselsmoke> coreyman1: if you're attempting to access a LAN box from the WAN side you need to port-forward via the router.
[03:06] <GeneralGustav> cdm10, I used sudo.
[03:06] <rrplay> n2diy:  are trying to migrate any data ??
[03:06] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: try the X.org recovery mode in the recovery console.
[03:06] <Huufarted> _jonesy_, if you're having an issue, wait 10 minutes and ask again.
[03:06] <cdm10> GeneralGustav: aha :-/ not sure, then.
[03:06] <opera> what is "disabling line wrapping"
[03:06] <Huufarted> _jonesy_, just becuase nobody answered the first time around, doesn't mean anything.  If someone knows the answer, they will answer.  Until then, be patient.
[03:06] <D3RGPS31> cdm10: X has something to do with TTY?
[03:06] <coreyman1> yea dieselsmoke, just wondering if i can do it when im behind NAT
[03:07] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: ...good point, it doesn't work when X starts either. :-/ not sure then.
[03:07] <_jonesy_> f it, I'll just put windows back on the machine. Windows blows but at least it can sustain a file transfer over gigabit.
[03:07] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: can you select your old kernel from the boot menu?
[03:07] <heatmzzr_> how do I make a startup script????
[03:07] <root> hey, need some help configuring my f1-6 screens
[03:07] <D3RGPS31> cdm10: no, but i can ssh if i have to go back
[03:07] <root> the text is off the screen
[03:07] <dieselsmoke> coreyman1: you can access any box on your subnet, but the WAN side would require port-forwarding.
[03:08] <D3RGPS31> root: it's your monitor
[03:08] <Guest60689> how can i change the display size of my text mode screens?
[03:08] <Guest60689> works fine when i am in gui mode
[03:08] <Huufarted> Guest60689, what do you mean?  The number of characters wide it is?  Is this before X loads?
[03:08] <Guest60689> its just when i am using the text screens. there has to be a way to change that
[03:09] <D3RGPS31> Guest60689: http://www.mepis.org/node/2992
[03:09] <Guest60689> Huufarted: no i mean that the vert display is about 4 lines longer then my screen
[03:09] <cdm10> Guest60689: are you using analog input on an LCD? try your LCD's auto-adjust mode.
[03:09] <Guest60689> cdm10: auto adjust screws it up
[03:09] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: what happens when you try to boot from an old kernel? or are none in the boot menu?
[03:10] <opera> "line wrapping disabled." is can't line wrap?
[03:10] <D3RGPS31> cdm10: one kernel listed, i should go check if doing that X reconfigure thing worked
[03:11] <Maahes> is there a way to specify I kill command with a wildcard?
[03:11] <GeneralGustav> Anyone know how to 'burn' an iso onto a USB drive?
[03:11] <Maahes> I want to kill everything starting with k
[03:12] <D3RGPS31> cdm10: what was the name of the old kernel xD
[03:12] <tony_> anyone dealed with checkpoint before? need help setting up the client
[03:12] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: ...well, they're numbered, aren't they? you should have multiple "Ubuntu" options in your boot menu.
[03:12] <D3RGPS31> cdm10: grub is set to only list the most recent
[03:14] <Guest60689> why would you send me there?
[03:14] <Guest60689> taht didnt help at all
[03:15] <Guest60689> i just need to know what file i need to edit to lower the screen size
[03:15] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: so, hit E on a boot option, edit the kernel line to the previous version (try .27-7... it seems to be the previous version released in the repos)
[03:15] <D3RGPS31> Guest60689: i assumed you wanted to increase the resolution of tty, sorry
[03:15] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: nvm, I lied.
[03:15] <tweak66> Hello. I just updated ubuntu 8.10 and now no network access? I get a dhcp address but cannot login to my router or access internet at all. Help Please? Anyone?
[03:15] <Guest60689> no, i need to decrease it, maybe put it in 800x600 or something.. i dont know.
[03:15] <D3RGPS31> cdm10: liar! about what?
[03:16] <Guest60689> i just want all the text to fit on the screen
[03:16] <IdentifyTarget> will ubuntu 8.10 desktop install on an intel based mac?
[03:16] <loveissuicide> does anyone has installed jaunty jackalope alpha?
[03:16] <Guest60689> IdentifyTarget: yes
[03:16] <IdentifyTarget> It has EFI, not bios
[03:16] <cdm10> !jaunty | loveissuicide
[03:16] <IdentifyTarget> ok cool
[03:16] <Guest60689> you might need to ding with it alittle though
[03:16] <IdentifyTarget> x86 iso?
[03:16] <Guest60689> google it, there is instructions on what to do
[03:16] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: -11 seems to be the latest, -9 the one before that.
[03:16] <Psuedo> back now, rebooting didn't make VMware work again :(
[03:16] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: I'm just guessing here, tohugh, so I'm not sure...
[03:16] <alesan> hi, a friend told me to get the "RSS reader" what can I use?
[03:17] <loveissuicide> ubottu: thanks
[03:17] <Huufarted> Anybody able to help me debug a samba share?  I set up both myself and a second user.  The second user can log into his samba share just fine, mine refuses to let me into it.  They both have ubuntu accounts set up in the OS
[03:17] <tweak66> what is vmware
[03:17] <cdm10> alesan: there are plenty in Add/Remove, or you can use an online one like Google Reader
[03:17] <Psuedo> tweak: VirtualMachine Ware
[03:17] <merther> anyone know if the new xubuntu has the new broadcom bcm43x native?
[03:17] <Guest60689> Huufarted:  sure, now if only i could see wha your wrriting b
[03:17] <alesan> cdm10, the best would be to have one inside firefox... woudlnt' it?
[03:17] <Guest60689> :P
[03:17] <IdentifyTarget> tweak66: vmware is a company that make virtualization software
[03:17] <alesan> cdm10, which one would you suggest?
[03:17] <Guest60689> lemme swap to gui and load a console
[03:17] <Guest60689> brb
[03:17] <tweak66> you mean like vbox
[03:17] <Psuedo> tweak66: Allows you to virtualise operating systems (Kind of like a gameboy emulator on the comp, only so much cooler)
[03:17] <Huufarted> Guest60689, ok, sounds good.
[03:17] <IdentifyTarget> i.e. running a vritual computer on an operating system
[03:18] <IdentifyTarget> yea vbox
[03:18] <cdm10> alesan: not really. It's more like an email client than a browser. I use Liferea, although it's been bugging me lately... I'm really not huge on RSS.
[03:18] <Psuedo> You could be running Vista, and within Vista you have running Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Red Hat and Windows XP
[03:18] <Psuedo> By within, I mean within VMware
[03:18] <tweak66> ah gotcha
[03:18] <cdm10> Psuedo: jeez, how much RAM do you have? :)
[03:18] <noobish> ok Huufarted
[03:19] <Psuedo> cdm10: 4GB
[03:19] <Huufarted> k, let me get the comments out of my smb.conf and I'll pastebin it
[03:19] <FaMott> Though Vista would eat all 4 gigs :P
[03:19] <tweak66> I just updated ubuntu 8.10 and now no network access? I get a dhcp address but cannot login to my router or access internet at all. Help Please? Anyone?
[03:19] <Psuedo> Only run a max of 3 at a time
[03:19] <Psuedo> lol
[03:19] <noobish> so you have 2 shares, 1 user can access both or only one share works?
[03:19] <noobish> nah dont worry about it
[03:19] <Psuedo> I run Server 2003 or Server 2008 and 2x Windows XP Pro
[03:19] <noobish> lets see if its something simple first
[03:19] <noobish> psuedo, no windows 7?
[03:19] <opera> how to i leave a passwd file?
[03:19] <noobish> ghay
[03:19] <Huufarted> ok, noobish.
[03:19] <noobish> pm me Huufarted
[03:20] <dieselsmoke> opera: leave it alone!
[03:20] <noobish> crap i forgot how to change consoles in irssi
[03:20] <Dreamglider> Can u use Ubuntu to (try to) recover data of a hard disk where the partition table is lost ?
[03:20] <FaMott> Hey Opera is doing better than firefox, actually.
[03:21] <rrplay> Guest60689:: vga frame buffer info  http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/126554/    before X starts??
[03:21] <FaMott> !Opera
[03:21] <FaMott> !firefox
[03:21] <dieselsmoke> noobish: you mean windows in irssi? /win #
[03:21] <tweak66> I just updated ubuntu 8.10 and now no network access? I get a dhcp address but cannot login to my router or access internet at all. Help Please? Anyone?
[03:22] <shausam27> hi i just plug in a head set with mic but it is usb how can i get them to work i have a very faint sound
[03:22] <blvir> Need help with speakers please.
[03:22] <arooni_____> wheneer i play flash video on latest firefox in ubuntu ibex;  it often skips and such.  is there something i can do?  i wouldnt think it would skip if i have a core 2 duo 4MB cache (2.2Ghz) and 3GB of ram.
[03:22] <tony_> anyone dealed with checkpoint before? need help setting up the client
[03:22] <user_name> Hi
[03:23] <dieselsmoke> how do you ssh over the web?
[03:23] <D3RGPS31> cdm10: i can boot from 2.6.27-11
[03:23] <dieselsmoke> sorry, wrong'ish window
[03:23] <user_name> Does Ubuntu support Broadcom wireless cards?
[03:23] <tweak66> arooni disable visual effects
[03:23] <opera> i shut down my terminal
[03:23] <tweak66> I just updated ubuntu 8.10 and now no network access? I get a dhcp address but cannot login to my router or access internet at all. Help Please? Anyone?
[03:23] <tony_> user_name: I believe so
[03:23] <blvir> Please anyone with ubuntu speaker knowledge.
[03:24] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: good. In that case, tohugh, what's the latest? 'cause that looked like the latest to me.
[03:24] <tony_> tweak66: pastebin ifconfig
[03:24] <Psuedo> !pastebin
[03:24] <tony_> also tweak66  ping the ip of your router, etc
[03:24] <D3RGPS31> cdm10: latest kernel is <IP_ADDRESS>, for ubuntu it's what you said
[03:24] <b1n42y> tell user_name about !hardware
[03:24] <Psuedo> !hammertime
[03:25] <b1n42y> tell b1n42y about !hardware
[03:25] <user_name> tony: Alright, because I'm trying out gNewSense and it doesn't support Broadcom. I guess the driver is proprietary? Anyway, is there anyway to run gNewSense and also use Ubuntu's wireless card drivers?
[03:25] <tweak66> i have no internet access in ubuntu to paste my ifconfig
[03:25] <cdm10> D3RGPS31: ...I did? oh... bleh. aptitude lists things in alphabetical order, not smart order.
[03:25] <tweak66> i had to boot windows :(
[03:26] <azharcs> hi everyone, I want to rm a series of *.exe files from a folder. I am using a command:  find ~/Documents/ -name "*.exe" to list it, Can someone help me with removing it
[03:26] <user_name> Wow, this sure is a busy channel.
[03:26] <blvir> #support
[03:27] <storbeck> azharcs: for i in `find ~/Documents/ -name '*.exe'`; do rm "$i"; done
[03:28] <storbeck> Actually, you don't even need all that. for i in `~/Documents/*.exe`; do rm "$i"; done
[03:28] <azharcs> storbeck : Like this. find ~/Documents/ -name "*.exe" | rm $i
[03:28] <tony_> tweak66: save ifconfig output into win partition, mount the drive first of course
[03:28] <tony_> user_name: sorry mate, not that good at wifi stuff for nix :(
[03:28] <storbeck> azharcs: Good luck. I just told you a way to do it though.
[03:28] <shausam27> hi i just plug in a head set with mic but it is usb how can i get them to work i have a very faint sound  can i setup my sound to go though usb insead the normal jack
[03:28] <tweak66> I just updated ubuntu 8.10 and now no network access? I get a dhcp address but cannot login to my router or access internet at all. Help Please? Anyone?
[03:28] <asdsada> dhcpcd eth0
[03:29] <tony_> tweak66: hardware specs, i.e. laptop model, etc
[03:29] <azharcs> storbeck: sorry if i am missing something, it is showing me an error.  rm: cannot remove `': No such file or directory
[03:29] <tweak66> uhm.. 3.02 ghz desktop 1 gbram onboard gfx/ethernet/sound
[03:30] <storbeck> azharcs: for i in `~/Documents/*.exe`; do rm "$i"; done
[03:30] <tweak66> dhcpcd eth0?
[03:31] <CapaH> I have a mess. My sister tried to upgrade to Jaunty from Intrepid, and now a bunch of things are messed up. I am trying to help her with remote login through vncviewer but what is strange is that when I connect with vncviewer, I can see the screen - and I can see the mouse cursor move, but if I start a program I cannot see the screen change at all. Yet, I am starting the program and she can confirm to me over the phone that the program start
[03:31] <CapaH> ed. Can anyone here offer my any help?
[03:31] <storbeck> CapaH: Just have her tell you where to click :)
[03:31] <CapaH> If I type or hit enter or anything -- I do not see anything happen on my screen, yet she confirms to me that it is working.
[03:32] <njk123> hi all, my wired network is not working from the past 2 days
[03:32] <CapaH> storbeck: It is like I am getting only a screenshot of my initial login. Any changes to the screen during the time I am logged in - I do not see them
[03:32] <tweak66> capah, any good with network problems?
[03:32] <njk123> any bug thats affecting ubuntu using?
[03:32] <CapaH> depends tweak66
[03:32] <tweak66> I just updated ubuntu 8.10 and now no network access? I get a dhcp address but cannot login to my router or access internet at all. Help Please? Anyone?
[03:33] <storbeck> CapaH: You might want to try #ubunu+1  That's the Jaunty support room
[03:33] <C-S-B> tweak, check dns
[03:33] <edwardio> can i do anything to make xubuntu any faster?
[03:33] <dieselsmoke> tweak66: does ifconfig show eth0?
[03:33] <fearful> anyone know how I can run chatzilla without having to open firefox
[03:33] <njk123> i have winxp on desktop and it shows network established but on ubuntu nothing
[03:33] <njk123> :(
[03:33] <edwardio> i have a limited resource machine
[03:33] <tweak66> it shows i'm connected to my network?
[03:34] <storbeck> edwardio: Check with #xubuntu
[03:34] <wubb> dont do it
[03:34] <tweak66> same problem njk
[03:34] <njk123> was it after an update?
[03:34] <C-S-B> can you ping network addresses
[03:34] <njk123> nope i cant
[03:34] <asdsada> post your ifconfig -all
[03:34] <C-S-B> inside your network
[03:35] <tweak66> njk yes it was after an update
[03:35] <nu1fng> I could use some help with video drivers for an Dell D610
[03:35] <F28> deez nutz
[03:35] <b1n42y> njk123, try wicd instead of NM its flakey on some hardware
[03:35] <wubb> neez dutz
[03:35] <tweak66> i can't post it either, cause can't boot to linux to put it online with no internet
[03:35] <asdsada> ah
[03:35] <njk123> yup i tried that, it still the same
[03:35] <asdsada> wriet it to a file on a usb stick
[03:35] <pl1> hello
[03:36] <dieselsmoke> tweak66: what address is eth0 192.168.x.x ?
[03:36] <pl1> i would like to ask a noob question.  is it wise to install every update available?
[03:36] <tony_> tweak66: boot into nix, mount your windows partition, collect the info you need then save onto windows parition
[03:36] <Sirlightness> i have problem with my wireless conection
[03:36] <tweak66> <IP_ADDRESS>
[03:36] <Dreamglider> Do i have to be in a Ubuntu LiveCD session to (try to) save data of a  external hard disk where the partition table is lost ?
[03:36] <b1n42y> pl1, are you talking about allowing all updates of installed software
[03:36] <tweak66> ok tony! where's the ifconfig file?
[03:36] <dieselsmoke> tweak66: try sudo dhclient eth0
[03:36] <a3Dman> hey, any way to add nvidia drivers on the live CD ?
[03:37] <CapaH> I am logged in with vncviewer however the screen does not refresh. Can anyone tell me why this is?
[03:37] <Sirlightness> wifi0: Atheros 5212: mem=0xd0200000, irq=21
[03:37] <dieselsmoke> pl1: yes, should be.
[03:37] <njk123> http://paste.ubuntu.com/126560/
[03:37] <pl1> b1n42y: everything that appears in Updated Manager
[03:37] <pl1> Update* Manager.
[03:37] <shausam27> dose anyone use a usb headset
[03:37] <wubb> shausam27: those are obsolete
[03:37] <b1n42y> pl1, if you are concerned about any specific software you should read its update release notes, otherwise ubuntu in my opinion has a nice blend of latest software versus stability
[03:37] <wubb> ps2 headsets ftw
[03:38] <njk123> check the paste http://paste.ubuntu.com/126560/
[03:38] <b1n42y> pl1, so i would say yes
[03:38] <njk123> eth0 is not getting anything :(
[03:38] <pl1> b1n42y: I guess to be specific.. I just did a fresh install of 8.10.  Update Manager says 262 updates available.   I switched to GFTP and it works flawlessly but "Connect to Server" was slow as heck
[03:41] <dieselsmoke> tweak66: cat /etc/resolv.conf  see any nameservers?  ifconfig is a command.
[03:42] <tweak66> oh lol..
[03:42] <sileni> tweak66: find / -name ifconfig ...returns /sbin/ifconfig
[03:42] <tweak66> i'll b back
[03:42] <FaMott> o.O
[03:43] <njk123> tweak66 any solutions?
[03:44] <maxride_> Erm....looks like I have a glitch in the 9.04 upgrade...  x_x;   Any way to send a screenshot of this?
[03:45] <Flannel> maxride_: #ubuntu+1 for Jaunty support/etc thanks!
[03:45] <shausam27> dose any one use usb for a head set
[03:45] <quesitonmark> i have a bit of a problem with ubuntu
[03:45] <maxride_> Roger....
[03:45] <halycon> hey does anyone know how to turn off the feature in Compiz where scrolling with the touchpad switches the desktop wall?
[03:45] <quesitonmark> do you have to get the nvidia driver to use compiz?
[03:46] <cyban> Whats the name of the interface that has clear windows etc, Emerald or something?
[03:46] <quesitonmark> i think it was aero
[03:46] <cyban> thats MS not Linux...
[03:47] <Flannel> cyban: That's compiz-fusion
[03:47] <cyban> ah thats it, thanks.... theres another part to it right?
[03:47] <dieselsmoke> quentusrex: cyban prefix comments/answers with nicknames, prevents confusion :)
[03:47] <Flannel> cyban: What do you mean another part?
[03:47] <cyban> compiz and I remember something about green, or emerald, something like that
[03:47] <wolter> cyban, i think you are looking for emerald
[03:47] <wolter> yeah
[03:47] <wolter> emerald exists
[03:47] <cyban> ah ok, thanks
[03:48] <wolter> it renders the window decorations
[03:48] <njk123> tweak did u get any solutions?
[03:48] <rrplay> njk123: did you try ifup interface  ? or sudo /etc/networking restart  ?
[03:49] <rrplay> njk123:   oopps shoud be sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[03:49] <cyban> wolter, happen to know what list I need for the package manager to find it?
[03:50] <jimdb_> Emerald is a replacement window decorator
[03:50] <wolter> cyban, you mean aptitude? just $ sudo apt-get install emerald
[03:50] <aprilhare> is there a ubuntu terminal command equivalent to OS X's Open command?
[03:51] <cyban> ah thanks
[03:51] <wolter> aprilhare, gnome-open i think
[03:51] <yingbo> hi
[03:51] <njk123> see, i did this, sudo ifconfig eth0 <IP_ADDRESS>, have desktop at <IP_ADDRESS> and when i ping <IP_ADDRESS> it says destination not reachable
[03:51] <jimdb_> What does the windows Open command do
[03:52] <jimdb_> Err osx
[03:52] <Sa[i]nT> I know linux is against this or whatever, but is there a way to make my "windows" key activate my menu?
[03:52] <aprilhare> wolter: thanks however it doesn't seem to behave as expected
[03:53] <wolter> aprilhare, what do you want?
[03:53] <Huufarted> Sa[i]nT, there is.  Linux calls it the 'Super' key, not the Windows key.
[03:53] <aprilhare> wolter: money :) naaah that'll do
[03:53] <aprilhare> thanks
[03:53] <wolter> ha
[03:53] <cyanide> Hello, I'm having a few graphic related problem. Twinview disabled after reboot and can't set a custom resolution for a monitor. I'm only a few days old to Ubuntu, would anyone be willing to help me out? :)
[03:53] <njk123> yesterday also there was a network manager  update but i think they didnt fix it :(
[03:54] <sileni> is the netbook remix ubuntu 8.10 + some netbook features or its cutdown 8.10 optimized for netbooks
[03:54] <aprilhare> wolter: for instance, when i try to open an icon on my desktop lbreakout2, i type gnome-open ~/Desktop/lbreakout2 and it doesn't open; gnome-open ~/Desktop/lbreakout2.desktop opens it in gedit
[03:54] <wolter> well, .desktop files are text files
[03:54] <wolter> but hm..
[03:54] <wolter> aprilhare, download gnome-do!
[03:54] <tw1tch> cyanide: what kind of graphics card do you have
[03:54] <Huufarted> Sa[i]nT, try this:  http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/2388/
[03:55] <wolter> thats like mac's quicksilver
[03:55] <aprilhare> ooooo different
[03:55] <cyanide> Geforce 6800 Ultra
[03:55] <voglster> im having an issue with the intel ABG3945 cause microcode errors and giving kernel panics on ibex... anyone have any suggestions for me?
[03:55] <wolter> aprilhare, or you could do a symlink to the binary, and place a custom icon and name as well on it.
[03:55] <tw1tch> cyanide: you have restricted drivers installed? yes?
[03:55] <wolter> it will open as you want, but it will have the arrow symbol on a corner :s
[03:55] <Ghost1227> anyone use ispconfig? I'm having an issue setting up email addresses
[03:55] <njk123> guys any idea as to what update did this to my ubuntu?
[03:56] <aprilhare> wolter: sounds like effort and produces ugly arrow :)
[03:56] <cyanide> I downloaded the ones from Nvidia and installed them per their instructions
[03:56] <wolter> aprilhare, yeah
[03:56] <aprilhare> wolter: besides, that wouldn't exactly work with wine apps.
[03:56] <rrplay> njk123: can you boot from an older kernel and check and or update because the dev is so fst at times for sucj
[03:56] <AzlanJoe> Joe_Azlan
[03:56] <wolter> aprilhare, well yes...
[03:56] <wolter> but aprilhare why don't you download gnome-do? its the best tool for launching applications you will ever see/have/use
[03:57] <aprilhare> wolter: already have
[03:57] <njk123> hmm lemme do that
[03:57] <aprilhare> wolter: trying to learn to use it now :)
[03:57] <wolter> gnome-do?
[03:57] <wolter> yeah.. its kind of tricky at the begining..
[03:57] <tw1tch> cyanide: did you get it working prperly after installing the driver
[03:57] <rrplay> njk123: Ijust googled this  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/326802
[03:58] <wolter> you just have to start typing the name of the application, and then the icon will appear next to it, press enter.
[03:58] <njk123> am using ubuntu 8.10
[03:58] <njk123> but i guess i have the prerelease source checked
[03:58] <cyanide> As far as I can tell the display resolution is proper for my smaller monitor but my larger isnt set properly
[03:58] <rrplay> njk123:  and I think you mentioned an upgrade ?? in this thread
[03:59] <njk123> yes
[03:59] <njk123> checking the post
[03:59] <rrplay> njk123: that package netwrk manager is prob from "sid"
[04:00] <maxride_> Ok, while upgrading to 9.04 the "Terminal" section is is showing "Comfiguring Libc6 Installation is able to restart some services..." etc, etc, and wants me to press "OK".....but I can't...
[04:01] <pl1> easiest way to install adobe flash?  from adobe website?
[04:01] <njk123> should i downgrade sid?
[04:01] <tritium> pl1: medibuntu repository
[04:01] <joshjtl> hi, anyone know if I can enable Google Suggest for Operas search bar? (as in firefox's search bar)
[04:01] <Huufarted> pl1:  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[04:01] <maxride_> Sorry, wrong chat.
[04:01] <rrplay> njk123: : could very well be to use stable intrepid vers of package maybe only that network package
[04:01] <pl1> thanks
[04:02] <pl1> ubuntu makes it easy to install stuff
[04:02] <njk123> ok
[04:02] <tweak66> http://pastebin.com/m183d092e <--- Requested pastebin is posted here, still no luck on my network issues..  did my latest update and now no internet access. please help
[04:03] <cesar_bo> Hello, I think I may delete the autostart of evolution-data-server, How can I restore it?
[04:03] <rrplay> njk123: : just try  intrepid release of the network-manager  you might be aok after that
[04:03] <tweak66> how do i do that without ubuntu having internet?
[04:03] <wolter> where can i submit suggestions for evolution?
[04:03] <njk123> did a force version <- right?
[04:04] <wrektjet> hello. just found this channel and wanted to join and say hello. i am planning on installing ubuntu in the next few days as the first os on my new computer that sould be completed soon
[04:04] <rrplay> njk123:  just clean and purge the old and look here :: http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/network-manager
[04:04] <Dreamglider> wrektjet: Welcome and Good Luck :)
[04:04] <DasEI> wrektjet:welcome to ubuntu
[04:04] <njk123> oh ok
[04:04] <voglster> tweak66, can u ping <IP_ADDRESS>?
[04:04] <pl1> huufarted: it downloaded but did not install.. any suggestions?
[04:05] <doc``> -j php
[04:05] <Huufarted> pl1, how do you know it didn't install?
[04:05] <doc``> whoops
[04:05] <pl1> because i cant watch youtube vids
[04:05] <cesar_bo> Hi, How can I restore evolution-data-server to autostart again?
[04:05] <tweak66> voglster i didn't try to?
[04:05] <rrplay> njk123: good liack and let us know if poss
[04:05] <Huufarted> pl1, what errors did you see when you executed that command?
[04:05] <wrektjet> thnxs
[04:05] <Huufarted> pl1:  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[04:05] <pl1> no errors
[04:05] <voglster> tweak66, ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:05] <wrektjet> im sure i will be here flooding you all with q's soon enough
[04:05] <pl1> 2009-03-04 22:02:17 (195 KB/s) - `./install_flash_player_10_linux.tar.gz' saved [3994294/3994294]
[04:05] <pl1> Download done.
[04:05] <pl1> Flash Plugin installed.
[04:05] <Huufarted> pl1, close your browser and then re-open it
[04:05] <voglster> tweak66, lemme know if you get replys
[04:05] <pl1> I did
[04:06] <tweak66> and pastebin it? i'll have to leave to start ubuntu i'm in windows..ech
[04:06] <pl1> oh wait, i had 2 open. sorry.
[04:06] <n2diy> dieselsmoke, ifconnfig will also display your ip devices.
[04:06] <njk123> brb
[04:06] <Huufarted> pl1, please close them both and retry it.  Let me know what happens.
[04:06] <voglster> tweak66, oh ok hang on
[04:06] <pl1> works now. sorry.
[04:06] <pl1> didnt realize i had 2 open.
[04:06] <tweak66> n/p
[04:06] <Huufarted> pl1, no worries.  :)
[04:06] <voglster> tweak66, your ubuntu machine doesnt have internet?
[04:07] <tweak66> not currently!
[04:07] <Awsoonn> I just attempted upgrade-manager -d and did no get an option to upgrade to jaunty. is there a  new proceedure?
[04:07] <voglster> tweak66, sorry im coming into this late not sre what your issue is please re explain
[04:07] <voglster> tweak66, sure*
[04:08] <NeoTubNinja> too bad there isnt a command sudo apt-get install internet
[04:08] <tweak66> it was fine i had full network access, and then i did a system update, now i can't login to either my router or use the internet. when i use windows it works tho.. duo boot..
[04:08] <voglster> NeoTubNinja, you would just get a bunch of tubes though not a big truck
[04:08] <NeoTubNinja> but then again you would need the internet to get the data from the repositories
[04:08] <Huufarted> tweak66, what kind of network connection?
[04:08] <voglster> tweak66, please put my name in replys to me so i can see em
[04:09] <voglster> tweak66, linux router? or a netgear etc?
[04:09] <tweak66> voglster d-link router
[04:09] <jimdb_> tweak66: Did you try booting with a different kernel?
[04:09] <tweak66> only my pc and xbox 360 hooked up to it
[04:09] <voglster> tweak66, in windows do a ipconfig /all
[04:09] <voglster> tweak66, check your dns entries
[04:10] <RoastedTiresX> I got a question. Is it possible I can run clonezilla live (an ISO that normally runs on CD) within an install of Ubuntu?
[04:10] <voglster> RoastedTiresX, lookup virtualbox
[04:10] <holycow> tweak66: you can check them in /etc/resolv.conf
[04:10] <RoastedTiresX> apt-get virtualbox?
[04:10] <holycow> can you poing your router?
[04:10] <voglster> RoastedTiresX, i suggested you google first
[04:10] <holycow> do you have an ip via dhcp or static ip?
[04:10] <tweak66> dhcp
[04:10] <voglster> holycow, hes getting a dhcp ip...
[04:11] <RoastedTiresX> I've heard of it. I was just curious if its in the repos.
[04:11] <holycow> sorry i'm comming in half way, i'll shutup
[04:11] <tweak66> no help! :p
[04:11] <tweak66> it was fine i had full network access, and then i did a system update, now i can't login to either my router or use the internet. when i use windows it works tho.. duo boot..
[04:11] <jimdb_> tweak66: Did u try a different kernel
[04:11] <voglster> RoastedTiresX, virtualbox-ose is... i think
[04:11] <pl1> what kind of load averages you usually have?
[04:11] <tweak66> yes i did
[04:11] <tweak66> me? fast
[04:11] <holycow> can you ping your router?
[04:11] <DasEI> RoastedTiresX: you can mount an iso and then try to start the cmd, but I think clonezilla uses dd, so no praticable idea on a mounted sys
[04:11] <tweak66> i can try to but i gotta jump to linux lol
[04:12] <voglster> tweak66, whats the dns info that windows gives you from ipconifg /all
[04:12] <tweak66> voglster: i dunno how to get a dos prompt! lol
[04:12] <voglster> tweak66, your dns info in linux is report <IP_ADDRESS> is your only dns server
[04:12] <tweak66> if it was linix i'd be there
[04:12] <RoastedTiresX> DasEI - My idea here is clonezilla live works off of CD, but I always have a work laptop with me that I dual boot XP/Ubuntu on, so if I could run clonezilla on the computer itself and not deal with any CDs thatd be faaaaaaaaaaaabulous
[04:12] <voglster> tweak66, start run cmd
[04:12] <tweak66> okay it just opens a window and closes it when i tell it to run that
[04:12] <mikeypizano> hey, i need some help with an external hdd, i wanna use it between 2 comps, its an e sata drive, what is the best file system to use for sharing between windows and ubuntu (3 comps, desktop for e sata and laptops for usb)
[04:13] <n2diy> I'm helping my friend install Ubuntu on his XP box, and it stalls at page 6, the migrate data page? Our only option is to cancel, and abort the install. Reboot, select Ubuntu, and ditto?
[04:13] <DasEI> RoastedTiresX: what do you want to do with clonezilla then ?
[04:13] <voglster> start run cmd
[04:13] <Huufarted> mikeypizano, FAT32
[04:13] <voglster> tweak66, start run... type cmd and hit enter
[04:13] <shausam27> can ubuntu play back music on usb headset
[04:13] <mikeypizano> its a 1TB drive
[04:13] <NeoTubNinja> yes mine is FAT32
[04:13] <NeoTubNinja> works fine
[04:13] <hackel> Why does my gnome-panel randomly re-arrange itself when I restart?
[04:13] <Huufarted> mikeypizano, FAT32 maxes out at about 2 TB, so you're fine
[04:13] <voglster> tweak66, then type ipconfig /all in the dos box
[04:13] <mikeypizano> oooh, thanks :)
[04:13] <RoastedTiresX> DasEI - I work for a school district. Sometimes if I walk in a lab and there's a computer a student messed up, I'd like to be able to go to the computer next ot it, pull an image, and push that image to the faulty computer in the lab... with my laptop being the host and main storage unit for the image.
[04:13] <mikeypizano> cya later guys
[04:14] <DasEI> shausam27: it can, if the headset is supported, see:
[04:14] <DasEI> !hardware
[04:14] <tweak66> okay done.. lots of output, can't cut/paste it?
[04:14] <rrplay> n2diy:  are you trying to migrate any data ??
[04:14] <voglster> tweak66, just read down for the dns server info and let me know what it reports
[04:14] <Huufarted> RoastedTiresX, I recommend a gparted live cd.  It will let you backup to and restore from an FTP server.
[04:14] <RoastedTiresX> I use GParted. But not for cloning purposes.
[04:14] <n2diy> rrplay, umm, what else would be migrating?
[04:15] <Huufarted> RoastedTiresX, if it's a live CD, you can use it for cloning no problem.  Cloning over the network works very well in my experience.
[04:15] <tweak66> vogler it says on one line dhcp enabled:no
[04:15] <RoastedTiresX> I'd rather just use Clonezilla because it's what I used all year. I'm just trying to elimuinate the CD by using Clonezilla on my laptop to pull the image
[04:15] <rrplay> n2diy:  you really do not need to migrate anything just get it installed
[04:15] <Huufarted> gotcha, RoastedTiresX
[04:15] <RoastedTiresX> Huufarted - Have you used clonezilla server edition on DRBL?
[04:15] <Elems> Why is it that on my ubuntu live cd (8.04) nautilus doesn't work? the process is running (well sleeping according to system monitor) its kind of like when on windows, explorer crashes.
[04:15] <Huufarted> RoastedTiresX, no I have not.  Heck, I don't even know what DRBL is
[04:16] <wolter> Elems, did you mess around with anything?
[04:16] <DasEI> RoastedTiresX: I see, for that that's worth a try: http://packratstudios.com/index.php/2008/04/20/how-to-setup-clonezilla-on-linux-ubuntu-quick-start-guide/
[04:16] <Huufarted> ah, diskless remote boot
[04:16] <RoastedTiresX> Huufarted - Diskless Remote Boot Linux... which is required to run Clonezilla Server, which clones over the network. I've tried to get Clonezilla SE working and I havent had much success, but I use the LiveCD often.
[04:16] <lakotajames> Has anyone been able to get the head tracking plugin for compiz to work?  I bought a webcam specifically so I could try it.
[04:16] <n2diy> rrplay, we are at page 6 of page 7, of the install process, it is Ubuntu that wants to migrate stuff, not us.
[04:16] <TBotNik> All; Having a problem with VMWare install.  Have 2 laptops and 3 desktops I want to install it on, under Ubuntu.  Working on 1st DT.  When I get the player installed I get a version incompatibility error with my W2K SP1 install CD.  Trying to find the right VMW version for this, but all my searching tells nothing about which VMW release is compatible with which release of Windows.  I also have two machines that will be Win XP, but again S
[04:16] <Elems> wolter: no, I'm using it on my dad's laptop since he messed it up (I did a memtest for a long tiem, no errors there). I tried restarting X, which didn't help
[04:17] <rrplay> n2diy:  there should be an option like enter and it will not migrate anything to continue
[04:17] <DasEI> !hardware > shausam27
[04:17] <DasEI> !pm > shausam27
[04:17] <Elems> wolter: before restarting X, the area on the desktop where the background is was frozen, always a little please wait cursor thing. after restarting X there is no background at all, no waiting either just nothign
[04:17] <rrplay> n2diy: something like leaving it blank and NOT migrating anything
[04:18] <Huufarted> samba question:  I have two users set up for Samba.  Both users' home directories have 755 permissions and are owned by their respective user.  Only one of the directories can be viewed over samba, though.  Any ideas?
[04:18] <n2diy> rrplay, we have a forward button, and a cancel button, the forward button is ghosted out, no matter what we try to do.
[04:18] <user_name> hey I extracted the driver for Ndiswrapper, but I cant find a .INF
[04:18] <DasEI> !iso | RoastedTiresX  might also be helpful
[04:18] <rrplay> n2diy: and you are leaving it blank ??
[04:18] <tw1tch> kk
[04:19] <davewhb> ive been playing around with things like hildon desktop matchbox and onboard because i plan to implement a computer withonly touch screen input soon, however i managed to screw up the settings for all users on the system as well as any new users, the windows open full screen and no window borders, i tried uninstalling everything i could think of but i dont know how to get my settings back short of a reinstall, can anyone help?
[04:19] <rrplay> n2diy:  di you guys do a media check of the cd ??
[04:19] <wolter> thats so weird Elems
[04:19] <TBotNik> Elems: wolter: If you fight X driver problems you need to talk with the expert NeedySeagoon on #gentoo
[04:19] <wolter> i would backup and reinstall (if you don't have home on another partition)
[04:19] <n2diy> rrplay, no, Ubuntu found the XP user, and offers that as an option, but we can't ignore it, the forward button is ghosted when we ignore it.
[04:20] <wolter> Elems, maybe I would restore the xorg.conf before doing that
[04:20] <n2diy> rrplay, yes, this box was setup with the same disk.
[04:20] <rrplay> n2diy:  are you planing on dual boot setup and did you run a media check ??
[04:20] <Elems> wotler: remember, its a live cd, which makes thing weirder
[04:21] <n2diy> yes, and yes.
[04:21] <Elems> wotler I've used it on other computers without problems...
[04:21] <wolter> !tab | Elems
[04:21] <wolter> well, now thats even weirder.
[04:21] <Nytrix> need help with OpenDNS using ppp connection, can someone help?
[04:21] <rrplay> n2diy: :  did you try to leave that info blank nothing ?
[04:21] <dotblank> wow I just asked that in #irc
[04:21] <Huufarted> !who | dotblank
[04:22] <n2diy> rrplay, again, yes.
[04:22] <Nytrix> !opendns
[04:22] <dotblank> Huufarted: ok
[04:22] <Elems> wolter woops my bad, not used to this monitor... anyway yea its really weird.
[04:22] <lakotajames> Has anyone been able to get the head tracking plugin for compiz to work?  I bought a webcam specifically so I could try it, and can't figure it out
[04:22] <rrplay> n2diy:  hang on a sec this is unusual
[04:22] <Elems> wolter using a live cd since the laptop is all messed up (well the windows install is) so I thought i'd backup some valuable data on it and then reinstall
[04:23] <n2diy> rrplay, this is a known bug in the French Ver. of 8.04, but I'm one the East Coast of the IS, so I don't think I DLed the French version?
[04:24] <n2diy> UHS
[04:24] <n2diy> US
[04:24] <TBotNik> Elems, wolter: If you are fighting X driver problems you need to talk with the expert "NeedySeagoon" on #gentoo.  He has special tools written including an online tool to build your X-Win driver so it is right. You find him helpful, but in UK so hours are different.
[04:24] <rrplay> n2diy:  my next q would have been language
[04:24] <TBotNik> All; Having a problem with VMWare install.  Have 2 laptops and 3 desktops I want to install it on, under Ubuntu.  Working on 1st DT.  When I get the player installed I get a version incompatibility error with my W2K SP1 install CD.  Trying to find the right VMW version for this, but all my searching tells nothing about which VMW release is compatible with which release of Windows.  I also have two machines that will be Win XP, but again S
[04:24] <pl1> can anyone recommend a gui bandwidth montior (real time)?
[04:24] <Elems> TBotNik no, not fighitng X
[04:25] <n2diy> rrplay, the install defaults to English, so I'm sure I don' have the French version?!?
[04:25] <dotblank> TBotNik: have you tried virtualbox?
[04:25] <TBotNik> Elems: What you fighting, got in on last part?
[04:25] <TBotNik> dotblank: Yeah it suck and blows too!
[04:25] <DasEI> TBotNik: there is ##windows and #vmware, too, this is ubu ; sp2 ?!
[04:26] <rrplay> n2diy:  you might as well download and burn an 8.10 en or fr
[04:26] <dotblank> TBotNik: The OSE or sun's?
[04:26] <Elems> TBotNik fighting ubuntu live cd not working properly (nautilus messing up and such)
[04:26] <TBotNik> DasEI: But on Ubuntu box, thank you!
[04:26] <z0d14k> Is there a way to remove an LVM stripe on the fly?
[04:26] <Elems> TBotNik and now not properly shutting down
[04:26] <Nytrix> need help with OpenDNS using ppp connection, can someone help?
[04:26] <TBotNik> Elems: Ah!! I see!!
[04:27] <n2diy> rrplay, nope, 8.04 is the latest LTS release, and I'm going to get my money's worth out of it! :)
[04:27] <TBotNik> dotblank: Dunno, just got it from synaptic package manager and it blows.  someone recommended it, but can not set a good def inside it after install.
[04:27] <DasEI> opendns | nytrix
[04:28] <DasEI> !opendns
[04:28] <Elems> TBotNik going to restart once more, its worked before... I'm almost certain theres no hardware damage on his laptop though, ran a memtest for 8 hours
[04:28] <coreyman1> how do i create a link
[04:28] <rrplay> n2diy:  and you are doing a full install and giiving all the previous pages the time to load
[04:28] <dotblank> TBotNik: you should try installing it from here http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
[04:28] <DasEI> coreyman1:man ln
[04:28] <rrplay> n2diy: when did you last run a media check on that disk ?
[04:28] <coreyman1> thx DasEl
[04:29] <TBotNik> Elems: Which Live CD release?
[04:29] <Elems> TBotNik 8.04
[04:29] <halycon> hey everyone I have a folder in my trash that I always get a permission denied error whenever I try to delete it, then if I use the root user and go into the trash I get an error message saying: "Sorry, could not display all the contents of "trash": Operation not supported". Does anyone know what I can do to empty the trash?
[04:30] <DasEI> !trash
[04:30] <rrplay> n2diy:  look here   http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=924237
[04:30] <DasEI> halycon:cd there and rm as root
[04:30] <n2diy> rrplay, I'm trying to dual boot an XP machine which belongs to my roommate. He followed the Hardy prompts, and this is where we are.
[04:30] <Elems> TBotNik wierd.. 3rd time restarting finally worked...
[04:31] <rrplay> n2diy:  look above you in this thread for the page info
[04:31] <TBotNik> Elems: Oh, I think you found your problem.  I had some problem with that version and read up on it so went back to 7.10 and then after good install run "upgrade"  no problems with that Live CD, and upgrade works right.
[04:31] <DasEI> halycon:you'll get it ?
[04:31] <dotblank> halycon: "sudo rm -r ~/.local/share/Trash/*" will delete all trash
[04:31] <n2diy> rrplay, checking it now.
[04:31] <coreyman1> ln: `/opt/lampp/htdocs/': hard link not allowed for directory
[04:32] <halycon> there is a files and an info directory
[04:32] <rrplay> n2diy:  check the disk if still ok try text install or download another lts and burn at slow speed like 8x
[04:32] <halycon> should i erase it all
[04:32] <dotblank> coreyman1: try ln -s
[04:33] <DasEI> halycon:you can use dotcoms cmd to completely empty trash
[04:33] <coreyman1> that worked dotblank.
[04:33] <coreyman1> what did -s do
[04:33] <DasEI> coreyman1:man ln
[04:33] <dotblank> coreyman1: made a symbolic link instead of hardlink
[04:33] <coreyman1> oh ok dotblank
[04:34] <coreyman1> what can i open a symbolic link with?
[04:34] <coreyman1> i tried dolphin
[04:34] <lakotajames> Has anyone been able to get the head tracking plugin for compiz to work?  I bought a webcam specifically so I could try it.
[04:34] <halycon> hey guys I think it worked
[04:34] <Psuedo> G'Day
[04:35] <davemcnamara> Is it possible to mark a linux browser identify as windows?
[04:35] <davemcnamara> make*
[04:35] <taz__> Has any one installed a dual boot with ubuntu and Bt4
[04:35] <holycow> dave yes
[04:35] <dotblank> davemcnamara: yes with a user agent switcher
[04:35] <lakotajames> davemcnamara: there is a plugin for firefox called user agent switcher
[04:35] <holycow> lol what he said
[04:35] <Psuedo> I just installed some updates from update-manager (Intrepid) that broke my system. Is there a way to uninstall those updates? I can still login to GNOME, or OpenBox. I know the exact updates that are causing the problem.
[04:35] <pl1> whats bt4
[04:35] <dotblank> davemcnamara: you can install a firefox addon that will do it
[04:35] <davemcnamara> Is this something I can find out easily about online?
[04:35] <halycon> Does anyone know how to make it so that it doesnt scroll viewports when you scroll using the touchpad on the desktop? I believe it is some compiz feature related to the desktop wall
[04:36] <davemcnamara> Okay, thanks a lot dude.
[04:36] <DasEI> Psuedo: sure, apt-get remove
[04:36] <davemcnamara> s.
[04:36] <coreyman1> Psuedo apt-get remove
[04:36] <Psuedo> DasEl: To revert to the old update?
[04:36] <coreyman1> Psuedo you'll have to install what you had before
[04:36] <Psuedo> coreyman1: Yes, but to revert to what was there before I updated?
[04:36] <DasEI> Psuedo: but I'd try to run another upgrade/-date first
[04:37] <Psuedo> It's gdm
[04:37] <TBotNik> dotblank: Do you which source the VirtualBox in synaptic pkg manager is?
[04:38] <DasEI> Psuedo: from cmd-line: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade                   <<does this give errors ?
[04:38] <DasEI> !info virtualbox
[04:38] <bazhang> virtualbox-ose
[04:39] <dotblank> TBotNik: There are two version of virtualbox the OSE and sun's proprietary version, the OSE version is in the official repository yet sun's must be manually downloaded
[04:39] <DasEI> partner's, prbly
[04:39] <pl1> anyone use netspeed?
[04:39] <TBotNik> dotblank: Which is better?
[04:39] <dotblank> TBotNik: sun's
[04:40] <dotblank> TBotNik: but its propriety so only fro evaluation and personal use
[04:40] <DasEI>  ubottu: virtualbox-ose (source: virtualbox-ose): x86 virtualization solution - binaries. In component universe, is optional. Version 2.0.4-dfsg-0ubuntu1 (intrepid), package size 6137 kB, installed size 20720 kB  , TBotNik
[04:40] <TBotNik> dotblank: Duh!! I Guess, no I mean, I can not get the one I install to create any session without errors. Have you used the Sun version?
[04:41] <wrektjet> i currently am running xp on an old laptop but am putting togethera new computer - i dont own any copies of windows. how should i i install ubuntu so that i can install windows in the future with minimal issues?
[04:41] <dotblank> TBotNik: yes, I have used both OSE and sun's
[04:41] <taz_> any one know about www.bomgar.com  will work on ubuntu ?
[04:41] <LinuxRules> Can someone help me? I'm pissed. I booted off an ubuntu live CD to install ubuntu 8.10 onto a flash drive and it made my primary drive no longer bootable. I have no idea what the ubuntu installer would bugger up my boot drive
[04:41] <DasEI>  TBotNik: maybe something else is messing, the suns has just a more extended functons (usb and stuff)
[04:41] <LinuxRules> Is this  a known issue with Macbooks and ubuntu?
[04:42] <dotblank> LinuxRules: you must set the boot flag on your partition
[04:42] <dotblank> LinuxRules: oh its a mac, I dunno
[04:42] <DasEI> wrektjet: first install win, then ubu
[04:42] <puff> Anyone know gnuplot?
[04:42] <LinuxRules> where does a boot loader install?
[04:42] <Nytrix> !mba
[04:43] <Nytrix> !mbl
[04:43] <DasEI> LinuxRules: mbr
[04:43] <dotblank> LinuxRules: Im pretty sure mac uses yaboot
[04:43] <wrektjet> Dasei: otheriwse im in for trouble? thats what im seeing online
[04:43] <rrplay> wre!mbr
[04:43] <DasEI> !mbr
[04:43] <puff> I'm trying to do something like the clustered barchart example here, but having problems: http://skuld.bmsc.washington.edu/people/merritt/gnuplot/
[04:43] <azlon> is there a program similar to activesync that i can use bluetooth synchronization with?
[04:43] <DasEI> !grub | wrektjet
[04:43] <LinuxRules> well fuck, I wish it would overwrite the MBR of my primary drive if I was installing on  USB flash drive
[04:43] <LinuxRules> *wouldn't
[04:43] <DasEI>  wrektjet: not in trouble, but in Linux XD
[04:43] <Nytrix> !bluetooth
[04:44] <TBotNik> dotblank, DasEI: Well I heard, but have no proof, that only VMWare runs 100% of apps, where Wine and VirtualBox have disclaimers saying "Not 100%".  Any thought?
[04:44] <DasEI> !language | LinuxRules
[04:44] <jimmygoon> How do I check the uid of a user?
[04:45] <rrplay> LinuxRules: ubuntu install can install grub to mbr
[04:45] <dotblank> TBotNik: VMware does not run 100% of everything, also VirtualBox does not support everything, I have tested VB with ubuntu 8.10 and 9.04 (alpha) and with Windows XP
[04:45] <libertarian4life> is there such thing as a "disk defragmenter" for ubuntu?
[04:45] <DasEI>  TBotNik: I have good experiences both, vmware and virtual, wine is sth completely different
[04:45] <Nytrix> !ubuntu9.04
[04:45] <corigo3> !tar.gz
[04:45] <DasEI> !jaunty
[04:46] <Shininggg> ubottu: still in alpha version
[04:46] <rrplay> LinuxRules:  when installing to usb check to make sure you point the partitioning scheme to that drive manually
[04:46] <DasEI> libertarian4life: fsck/e2fsck
[04:46] <DasEI> !e2fsck
[04:46] <DasEI> !fsck
[04:46] <nickrud> jimmygoon, id <user>
[04:47] <libertarian4life> thanks
[04:47] <cyban> whats the name of the website with the gnome themes?
[04:47] <rrplay> !themes
[04:47] <nickrud> !themes | cyban
[04:47] <cyban> ah thanks
[04:47] <geekening> http://www.gnome-look.org/
[04:47] <dotblank> DasEI: The biggest problem I have with VirtualBox is how its kernel modules lag behind (in the repo) regualr kernel releases
[04:47] <geekening> you can try that too
[04:48] <libertarian4life> how would i check to make sure all appropiate GTK2 files for themes are installed correctly., I seem to get a "gtk not installed" error when i try to install some themes
[04:48] <user_name> Hello. I have a wireless card issue. I asked about it about an hour ago, but I figure with the speed this channel moves there might be some new people who could help me. Anyone willing to lend a hand?
[04:48] <rrplay> libertarian4life: you prob want gtk "glass" engine
[04:48] <DasEI> dotblank:yes, has to be recompiled from time to time, but vmwaretols is the other side
[04:48] <DasEI> tools*
[04:49] <dotblank> DasEI: Oh, I thought we were talking about the host
[04:49] <MK13> is there a service like pastebin only for screenshots (just for temporary reason)
[04:49] <wrektjet> DasEi and ubottu - yes i was reading up on GRUB. but i cam across this statement: The basic concept involves partitioning a disk, to accommodate each planned installation, including separate partitions for data storage or backups. The partitions should be done with a Windows partitioning tool (diskpart, Disk Management), rather than a Linux tool (parted, QTparted), for the simple reason that Windows is more particular (cf. "picky") about
[04:49] <wrektjet> (sorry)
[04:51] <dotblank> wrektjet: Why use a windows tool to partition a disk, the linux ones are fine if not better. This only matters if you have a ssd
[04:51] <TBotNik> DasEI, dotblank: Well queried the group on #vmware about version, but no response.  I get that a lot on those specialty channels.  They are usually logged in, but gone off to bed.
[04:51] <DasEI> wrekjet:iwndows won't do ext-partis as ubu won't do ntfs, but dualboot is no prob, also google gparted live
[04:51] <jimmygoon> How do I check what user a process is running as?
[04:51] <rrplay> jimmygoon:  top or htop
[04:51] <DasEI> !dualboot | wrekjet
[04:52] <z0d14k> user_name: What is your problem.  Particularly in busy channels like this, you are more likely to get help if you just post the question directly.
[04:52] <CentHOGG> hi, anybody here mdadm raid0?
[04:52] <jimmygoon> rrplay, is there anyway I can grep top?
[04:52] <jimdb_> Linux partition managers are better than windows counterparts
[04:52] <DasEI> TBotNik: what's the exact error message you get ?
[04:52] <tweak66> hello. i installed an update today, and now have no internet access. i can't even ping my router.. duo booted windows to get here... help?
[04:52] <dotblank> ps -Al jimmygoon,
[04:52] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: I use mdadm for RAID0, RAID10, RAID5 and RAID6.  What's up?
[04:52] <davewhb> ive been playing around with things like hildon desktop matchbox and onboard because i plan to implement a computer withonly touch screen input soon, however i managed to screw up the settings for all users on the system as well as any new users, the windows open full screen and no window borders, i tried uninstalling everything i could think of but i dont know how to get my settings back short of a reinstall, can anyone help?
[04:53] <jimmygoon> dotblank, much appreciated.
[04:53] <rrplay> jimmygoon:  see man top  -u  for users etc info
[04:53] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: hi thanks. I've been trying to get an install to boot and I've been getting mdadm: no devices found for conf
[04:53] <nickrud> ps -A
[04:53] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: but I think I know my prob is in the initrd.img
[04:53] <dotblank> CentHOGG: do you use software raid?
[04:53] <CentHOGG> yeah
[04:54] <CentHOGG> 1st time
[04:54] <tweak66> hello. i installed an update today, and now have no internet access. i can't even ping my router.. duo booted windows to get here... help?
[04:54] <CentHOGG> install
[04:54] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: Did you create the raidsets during install, or did you do it manually later?
[04:54] <libertarian4life> okay, did synaptic search for "gtk glass engine" all i got was- themes for gtk2 murrine engine- is this it?
[04:54] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: with the installer
[04:54] <dotblank> CentHOGG: I had lots of problems with software raids I wouldn't ask me :)
[04:54] <CentHOGG> :)
[04:54] <CentHOGG> my mdadm.conf reads funny i think
[04:55] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: It usually works for me creating on install.  A couple times I have had to generate a mdadm.conf, then regenerate the initramfs.
[04:55] <libertarian4life> (actual package name is "Murrine-themes")
[04:55] <CentHOGG> under DEVICE it just says partitions
[04:55] <dotblank> CentHOGG: make sure its by uuid cause its really really easy to get the disks out of order
[04:55] <Nytrix> !rules
[04:55] <wrektjet> ubottu i see on that page that when booting up the installation will help me partition the drive so that will help. although i will not install windows first b/c i dont own a copy at the moment
[04:55] <CentHOGG> yeah dot I think uuid is ok. I can assemble the md0 and see it, just can't boot it up
[04:56] <CentHOGG> with initrd
[04:56] <wrektjet> that was a joke rite?
[04:56] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: mdadm  --examine  --scan --config=mdadm.conf >> ./mdadm.conf       --  Then regenerate initrd.
[04:56] <dotblank> wrektjet: cfdisk is a great tool to make quick changes
[04:56] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: I think I'll have to regenerate an initrd
[04:56] <Nytrix> lol@wrektjet
[04:56] <CentHOGG> thx
[04:57] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: whats the command to regenerate too :)
[04:57] <CentHOGG> total noob
[04:57] <lakotajames> Has anyone been able to get the head tracking plugin for compiz to work?  I bought a webcam specifically so I could try it.
[04:57] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: I tried aptitude reinstall mdadm but that flopped as well
[04:57] <dotblank> lakotajames: Never had the equipment to test it
[04:57] <wrektjet> noobs are the bomb
[04:57] <wrektjet> <----- king noob
[04:58] <CentHOGG> :)
[04:58] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: Give me a minute.  I always have to look that one up.....
[04:58] <Nytrix> !ubottu
[04:58] <dotblank> A self proclaimed noob is fine, the ones posing as experts are not
[04:58] <lakotajames> dotblank: oh. do you know what you are doing enough to try and help me set it up?
[04:58] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: thx
[04:59] <virus_> hi everyone!
[04:59] <dotblank> lakotajames: Honestly, no. but I am interested in the subject
[04:59] <DasEI> peniccilin, virus_
[04:59] <Nytrix> !noob
[04:59] <lakotajames> dotblank: oh, ok.  well, thanks anyway.
[05:00] <Nytrix> wow u cant say noob?
[05:00] <Huufarted> nytrix, noob is demeaning and deters people from wanting to visit if they get bashed for asking questions.
[05:00] <dotblank> Nytrix: I guess so, it could be insulting and give a false representation of the ubuntu community
[05:01] <Huufarted> Nytrix, everybody starts somewhere and if we talked down on the people trying to learn, where will we get our replacement 'techs' from?
[05:01] <DasEI> :)
[05:01] <azlon> im trying to get my bluetooth headset working. i have read the !bluetooth pages, but they dont help much... some of the files are wrong
[05:01] <Huufarted> that 'noob' that asks a dumb question might be the person 6 months from now that is the only one that can answer your question, but he won't want to come back anymore.
[05:01] <vijay> hello anyone know how to fix this for sudo app-get update:
[05:02] <vijay> W: Failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid/Release  Unable to find expected entry  deb-src/binary-i386/Packages in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)
[05:02] <vijay> E: Some index files failed to download, they have been ignored, or old ones used instead.
[05:02] <FloodBot2> vijay: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:02] <azlon> are there any deb files that will help manage a bluetooth connection?
[05:02] <dotblank> vijay: please don't past blocks of text
[05:03] <DasEI> azlon:apt-cache search *bluetooth*
[05:03] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: update-initramfs -c -k `uname -r`
[05:03] <dotblank> vijay: are you behind a proxy?
[05:03] <DasEI> azlon:or use bluetooth for search of synaptic
[05:03] <dieselsmoke> azlon: bluez-utils i think  apt-cache search bluetooth
[05:04] <vijay> dotblank: i dont think im behind a proxy,im using a wireless connection though
[05:04] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: thx. Say I did this... I reinstall, then boot with Rescue Mode, do the mdadm command, then regenerate initrd.img
[05:04] <azlon> DasEI: yeah, i browsed around the bluetooth packages that are part of the sources i have listed, but couldnt find anything to help with forwarding audio to my bluetooth headphones
[05:04] <dotblank> vijay: try changing to a differant mirror
[05:05] <DasEI> azlon:does lspci / hwinfo find your device (I never used bt) ?
[05:05] <tweak66> can someone plz help me? i updated ubuntu and now i have no internet access!
[05:05] <DasEI> does
[05:05] <dotblank> tweak66: is this wireless?
[05:05] <Nytrix> NOT in the sense of talking down at someone, but just saying the word...like "am a noob" etc
[05:05] <tweak66> no
[05:05] <Nytrix> so hah! :)
[05:05] <tweak66> dotblank:totally wired
[05:06] <user_name> noob
[05:06] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: hi, you still there?
[05:06] <dotblank> tweak66: can you past the output of lspci and ifconfig into http://paste.ubuntu.com
[05:06] <azlon> DasEI: yeah, i can connect to the headset, but no audio is sent to them
[05:06] <Huufarted> Nytrix, it's still a channel rule that words such as that are outlawed.  They're in place for a reason so PLEASE abide by them so everybody feels welcome.
[05:06] <DasEI> azlon: ..using alsa ?
[05:06] <virus_> anyone use IRSSI ??
[05:06] <Ghost1227> i'm trying to figure out how to set up an email account with ispconfig... when i set one up, it'll allow you to send, but when someone replies they get an error that says "no such user" anyone able to give me a hand
[05:06] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: If you are willing to reinstall it may just work, but you have to reinstall.  If you go to rescue mode, regenerate the mdadm.conf, then regenerate the initramfs, try that.
[05:07] <Huufarted> !ispconfig
[05:07] <CentHOGG> yeah
[05:07] <dotblank> DasEI: azlon: try a speaker test
[05:07] <azlon> DasEI: yeah, i read some articles on how to forward it but got confused when they started talking about files i didnt have
[05:07] <Nytrix> !newbie
[05:07] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: just to verify, if in my mdadm it just says DEVICE partitions that is messed up right?
[05:07] <dotblank> !noob
[05:07] <CentHOGG> mdadm.conf
[05:07] <DasEI> !alsa | azlon
[05:07] <tweak66> dotblank: i could but i'd have to go start up ubuntu and come back since it's on this machine lol
[05:07] <azlon> dotblank: what kind of speaker test?
[05:07] <tweak66> duoboot windows
[05:07] <azlon> DasEI: thanks
[05:08] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: No.  That is fine.  That just tells mdadm to look at partitions instead of raw devices.
[05:08] <tweak66> dotblank: i also don't get a ping reply from my router, but it works fine in windows
[05:08] <dotblank> tweak66: can you connect with wireless?, I hate NIC problems
[05:08] <DasEI> azlon: in alsamixer, also pull up the pcm-slider
[05:09] <dotblank> tweak66: is there a ethX entry in ifconfig
[05:09] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: last question. Why do you think the RAID didn't assemble automatically at boot then?
[05:09] <tweak66> i don't have the cards in my stuff for wireless
[05:09] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: You could check the partitions and make sure they are of type 82.
[05:09] <CentHOGG> ok
[05:09] <cyban> how do I switch to compiz for theme manager
[05:09] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: ext3?
[05:09] <azlon> DasEI: PCM is all the way up
[05:09] <dotblank> cyban: simply enable normal or extra effects in the appearance dialog will do that
[05:10] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: Sorry, type fd.  Type: `sudo fdisk /dev/sda` then in fdisk, hit p and make sure the partition type is Linux RAID Autodetect.
[05:10] <tweak66> how do i check my ifconfig?
[05:10] <CentHOGG> ok
[05:10] <DasEI> azlon: in the GUI, does it show your bt-device ?
[05:10] <CentHOGG> i'm doing this tomorrow :)
[05:10] <z0d14k> tweak66: /sbin/ifconfig (or just ifconfig if it is in your path).
[05:10] <sebsebseb> on someone else's computer Ubuntu is running slow with 3GB RAM, how can that be solved?
[05:10] <CentHOGG> z0d14k: thanks for all your help
[05:11] <roccity_> tweak66, sudo ifconfig -a
[05:11] <tweak66> ay. i will go get my ifconfig output. hope u guys are still here in 5 mins
[05:11] <azlon> DasEI: im not sure, i have Capture Device, Capture Device1 and two Input Device listed... not sure if one of those is it
[05:11] <z0d14k> CentHOGG:  No problem.  As I think about it more, I would look at partition types first.  mdadm can only auto-assemble RAIDsets if they have the right partition type.
[05:11] <azlon> DasEI: when i select those for audio output nothing comes out
[05:12] <DasEI>  sebsebseb: check top fo what causes it (or htop)
[05:12] <z0d14k> CentHOGG: Not only that, it is a _MUCH_ easier thing to check than recreating mdadm and initrd.
[05:12] <DasEI> azlon: the upper right corner of the GUI, which device is listed there ?
[05:13] <bangalibabu> applications are hanging so much these days. especially firefox and media players. what's the problem? what do i do?
[05:13] <DasEI> !bum | sebsebseb
[05:14] <rrplay> bangalibabu:  how much memory installed ??
[05:14] <bangalibabu> 512 mb