[04:19] <Dargon> whats the command to list running proceses, i forget :/
[04:19] <Ashfire908> My network icon is missing from my notification area.
[04:19] <Roasted> top
[04:19] <Dargon> the proc i need isnt in top
[04:19] <Dargon> i dont like using killall :/
[04:19] <AAA> ps auxwwww
[04:19] <Dargon> thnx aaa
[04:19] <oobe> #!bash
[04:19] <Jordan_U> Omnifarious: There is no such thing as a BIOS partition, you are talking about the protective msdos partition.
[04:20] <blocky> what does it mean if dpkg says: tracker set to manually installed.
[04:20] <n2diy> Dargon: you can sort the way top list processes.
[04:20] <Ashfire908> Sorry, I'm running 10.04, and I'd like to get the network icon back.
[04:20] <AAA> Jordan_U  technically there are BIOS partitions, but that is not what he is talking about =p
[04:20] <sebsebseb> !panels | Ashfire908
[04:21] <Omnifarious> wildbat: http://pastebin.com/yxcseiXk
[04:21] <Jordan_U> AAA: What iis a BIOS partition?
[04:22] <AAA> Jordan_U  a chip that has 2 separtate BIOS blocks/partitions.  I've seen it on intel boards
[04:22] <Omnifarious> I was talking about the protective msdos partition.
[04:22] <ubuntu_> Roasted: great question.  Sorry I don't know.  Just started playing w/ it myself.
[04:22] <Dargon> AAA, what flag to only display processes with a certain name?
[04:23] <AAA> Dargon  I usually grep for what I want.  ps auxwww | grep foo
[04:23] <bastid_raZor> Dargon: ps aux | grep -i certain-name
[04:23] <Dargon> thnx guys
[04:23] <Omnifarious> Jordan_U: In order to make that BIOS parition thing you're talking about, I'm going to have to re-install.  *sigh*
[04:23] <n2diy> Dargon: if you know the name of the process use killall process name.
[04:24] <Roasted> getting this error when I try to install phpmyadmin. http://pastebin.org/329209 any ideas?
[04:24] <psusi> eh?  you talking about the grub bios boot partition for gpt partitioned disks?
[04:24] <AAA> Roasted  looks like your password isn't correct
[04:25] <Dargon> also, when i installed ebox, it installed postgresql, will phpmyadmin work with mysql?
[04:25] <Dargon> err
[04:25] <Roasted> AAA I dont understand where the issue is. unless the PW is blank
[04:25] <AAA> Roasted  can you log into to it from a shell?
[04:25] <Dargon> with postgresql
[04:25] <centr0> i seem to have messed up my applications.menu  can someone pastebin theirs pls?
[04:25] <centr0> or a link where i can find the default one.
[04:25] <Roasted> AAA, log into what?
[04:25] <AAA> Roasted  try logging into the phpmyadim database via mysql clit
[04:25] <AAA> s/clit/client
[04:25] <Roasted> AAA, I have no idea how to do that :(
[04:26] <Omnifarious> Jordan_U: I shouldn't actually need one.  But I can see how grub might be getting confused enough to think so.
[04:26] <oobe> #*.* #q_p# #poop# #*.*# #poo
[04:26] <Omnifarious> After all, it's not obvious that all the blocks in /dev/md0 are also on /dev/sda
[04:26] <rww> centr0: "rm -r ~/.local/share/applications/" should reset your applications menu to the system default.
[04:26] <Ashfire908> sebsebseb, That did not help. Now I have to add all the stuff back on that I changed.
[04:26] <AAA> Roasted  is mysql installed? dpkg -l|grep mysql
[04:26] <redbaritone> Installed edubuntu 10.04 on a new server recently (to be used as an ltsp server). When installing updates, it asked if I wanted to proceed without installing grub. I did. How would grub help me?
[04:26] <redbaritone>  It seems to work fine.
[04:27] <Roasted> AAA, yes its installed.
[04:27] <Omnifarious> This would be so much simpler if I used the BIOS RAID.  But then I couldn't play around with btrfs RAID.
[04:27] <Dargon> AAA, can i run mysql alongside the postgresql that installed with ebox, or do i need to remove postgresql first?
[04:27] <Roasted> AAA, I have no termianl window open, yet synaptic is locked out. nice.
[04:27] <psusi> Omnifarious, pure soft raid is better supported than bios fake raid
[04:27] <Jordan_U> Omnifarious: grub needs an area to embed its code for reading mdraid (as well as your ext4 filesystem). GPT does not have a post MBR gap like msdos labels often have, and so a BIOS boot partition is needed.
[04:27] <AAA> Roasted  I don't have mysql handy, but something like mysqlshow<tab tab> show give you a list of mysqlshow commands tdhat will list your databases.  look for the phpmyadmin one
[04:28] <edbian> redbaritone, grub is a boot loader.  It allows the computer to turn on and find the operating systems on a hdd.
[04:28] <Jordan_U> Omnifarious: Even with fakraid and gpt, you'd still need a BIOS boot partition.
[04:28] <Ashfire908> Anyone else know how to get the network manager icon back (it's not it's own applet).
[04:28] <Roasted> AAA, to be honest, I'd just like to wipe what I have and start over, but somehow sql/php/whatever isnt liking that, whcih si when I ran into these issues.
[04:28] <AAA> Roasted  then something like $ mysql -uroot -Dyourdatabase
[04:28] <Omnifarious> Jordan_U: *nod*  I understand.  In this particular case, since /dev/md0 is a RAID0, it can sort of treat /dev/md0 as if its only on /dev/sda while loading the .img file it needs.
[04:28] <edbian> Ashfire908, It's part of the notification are
[04:28] <Roasted> AAA, and now that synaptic cannot get the exclusive lock due to terminal (yet terminal is closed) I may have to reboot to get this running again
[04:28] <acovrig> can anyone help with a dansguardian configuration?
[04:29] <oobe> #*.* #q_p# #poop# #*.*# #poo #fuck# ##fuck##
[04:29] <edbian> Ashfire908, notification area*
[04:29] <redbaritone> edbian: so, If I ONLY need edubuntu, I'm fine without it?
[04:29] <Roasted> yeah. I'm going to reboot. and get a stiff drink. fking thing. brb
[04:29] <Omnifarious> Err, RAID1
[04:29] <AAA> Roasted  sounds like you have auto update or something going
[04:29] <edbian> Ashfire908, I can't tell you the number of people that come in here asking for that.
[04:29]  * Omnifarious grins sheepishly.
[04:29] <psusi> Omnifarious, no, it can't... since md0 is a partition, not a disk
[04:29] <edbian> redbaritone, You need some bootloader on a hdd in order to boot operating systems on that hdd
[04:29] <n2diy> Ashfire908: right click on the panel, and select add?
[04:29] <edbian> redbaritone, grub is an example of a bootloader.
[04:29] <edbian> redbaritone, Does that answer your question?
[04:29] <Omnifarious> psusi: It just so happens that each and every single block on md0 actually corresponds directly to a block on /dev/sda
[04:29] <Ashfire908> I've got the notification area already added!
[04:30] <Omnifarious> So yes, it could potentially generate the block list it needs.
[04:30] <psusi> Omnifarious, grub has to install the core image somewhere... usually it goes in the unused space between the mbr and the first partition of a disk
[04:30] <centr0> rww: thanks ill try that.  is there any way to log out of X through xterm/terminal?  i seem to have lost my logout button as well :P
[04:30] <redbaritone> I'm getting it to boot fine. So I'm assuming I didn't need to upgrade.
[04:30] <merma> Ashfire908, nm-applet
[04:30] <rww> centr0: there should be a logout option in the System menu if you don't have a logout button on the panel.
[04:30] <psusi> Omnifarious, eh?  how so?  what is the raid setup here?
[04:30] <Jordan_U> Omnifarious: Blocklists are unreliable though.
[04:30] <Omnifarious> psusi: Well, it could also use a block list and store that in the MBR.
[04:31] <centr0> rww: thanks!
[04:31] <Omnifarious> psusi: RAID1, two disks.  I've been finding that disks are giving out on me.
[04:31] <psusi> Omnifarious, block lists are prone to breakage and are depreciated in grub2
[04:31] <edbian> Ashfire908, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1486103   see what hwttdz says in post #7
[04:31]  * Omnifarious nods.
[04:31] <redbaritone> edbian: thx
[04:31] <edbian> redbaritone, Yep! :)
[04:31] <psusi> Omnifarious, ok, so two disks in an md raid1... so what's the problem now?
[04:32] <Omnifarious> Time to painstakingly set up the fs layout again and re-isntall.
[04:32] <psusi> do bear with me, I am a bit drunk ;)
[04:32] <rww> don't drink and IRC, it ends badly ;P
[04:32] <n2diy> nah
[04:33] <psusi> hey, I'm drinking and trying to package the new upstream lvm2 on maverick, so... ;)
[04:33] <Omnifarious> psusi: grub won't install properly.  I think it can't figure out that the blocks on md0 are also on /dev/sda where I want it to install.  And since I'm using GPT it has to use block lists and to use those it has to know that the blocks are on the same disk its being installed on.
[04:33] <centr0> hm, my applications menu did not change. :(
[04:33] <merma> great news for the lvm2 project
[04:33] <Jordan_U> redbaritone: Are you running Ubuntu in a VMware virtual machine?
[04:33] <owen1> how to install ibus on xubuntu?
[04:33] <sebsebseb> centr0: shut down and log out should be in the system menu,  according to upstream Gnome :)  thats also how other Desktop Linux distros still do it :)
[04:33] <redbaritone> Jodan_U: No
[04:33] <sebsebseb> centr0: so you been in menu editor playing around or?
[04:34] <psusi> I think I have the package on the run... it's compiled and built... now i just need to install it and reboot and pray to god it worked... and maybe I can finally make a snapshot before trying and upgrade and then if it goes tits up, revert easily
[04:34] <tucemiux> rww, did you leave?
[04:34] <centr0> oh sebsebseb:  i logged out to see if the changes i made would bring the default menu back but it didnt.
[04:34] <Roasted> AAA, still here?
[04:34] <Jordan_U> redbaritone: Can you pastebin the output of "ls -l /dev/disk/by-id/" ?
[04:34] <edbian> sebsebseb, How are you??
[04:34] <sebsebseb> edbian: ok you?
[04:34] <psusi> Omnifarious, iirc, if you are using gpt, to install grub you have to have the bios boot partition
[04:34] <edbian> sebsebseb, Good, just helping others with linux! :)
[04:35] <Roasted> I just closed terminal, and tried to open synaptic, but it says I cannot get an exclusive lock for synaptic. Excuse my abbriviated language, but wtf?
[04:35] <psusi> Omnifarious, without gpt it installs the core image to the embed area... out of curiosity though, why are you using gpt?
[04:35] <Roasted> now I cant even apt-get remove/install via termianl either. Wow. Really ubuntu?
[04:35] <sebsebseb> centr0: what is missing in applications menu?
[04:35] <tucemiux> Roasted, do you have the software center opened or installing another app right now?
[04:35] <Roasted> tucemiux, nope.
[04:35] <Roasted> nothing.
[04:35] <Roasted> I cant do anything now. sweet.
[04:36] <sebsebseb> centr0: if you go to system > preferences > main menu you can add stuff yourself
[04:36] <edbian> Roasted, You have some instance of the package manager open.  It might be gui-less and frozen but it is there.  look at ps -e to get a complete list of everything running
[04:36] <centr0> everything, i accidentally deleted everything! lol
[04:36] <tucemiux> Roasted, then it must be some lock, do you get an error message asking you to perform a task when you run sudo apt-get update ?
[04:36] <sebsebseb> centr0: have you got a system menu?
[04:36] <centr0> thats just it.. i dont have a sys > pref
[04:36] <n2diy> Roasted: sounds like you have a stuck lock file in apt-get, track it down and delete it.
[04:36] <Omnifarious> psusi: Because I think msdos partition tables are really dumb and archaic.  :-)
[04:36] <Roasted> edbian, there's nothing running.
[04:36] <Roasted> n2diy, how
[04:36] <edbian> Roasted, ps -e | grep apt    (might be helpful, takes the output of ps -e and only shows the lines that have apt in them)
[04:36] <Roasted> tucemiux, yes - when I opened synaptic it wanted me to run configure -a or whatever. I did. It errored out.
[04:36] <Pici> !aptfix | Roasted
[04:36] <Roasted> fricken phpmyadmin
[04:36] <n2diy> Roasted: find your apt-get directory, and the lock file in it.
[04:36] <edbian> Roasted, I assure you there is.  You can also sudo rm the lock file
[04:36] <Roasted> thats what's doing it
[04:36] <centr0> sebsebseb: yes with only help, about ubuntu, about gnome,lock screen, logout, shut down
[04:37] <sebsebseb> centr0: and no applications menu at all?
[04:37] <psusi> Omnifarious, ok... so you want to use gpt... check... I forget whether I am at this point or not... now... did you set up the grub bios boot partition?  and I assume you are on a bios using pc not an EFI system?
[04:37] <Roasted> edbian, I booted up, opened terminal, closed terminal, opened synaptic, errored out. closed synaptic, opened terminal, errored out. If anything is running, *I* did not open it.
[04:37] <oobe> ok
[04:37] <centr0> sebsebseb: there is applications menu..  with nothing in it.  when i try to right click it to 'edit menu' nothing pops up.
[04:37] <Pici> Roasted: Please see the suggestion from ubottu that I gave you.
[04:37] <Roasted> edbian, what do I look for with ps -e
[04:37] <edbian> Roasted, synaptic must not have closed completely (just because you can't see it doesn't mean it isn't running).  Try sudo killall synaptic and then try again
[04:37] <centr0> sebsebseb: .config/menus/applications.menu is completely empty
[04:38] <sebsebseb> centr0: ok, but can you get into that main menu program?
[04:38] <Omnifarious> psusi: I didn't.  I was hoping to use block lists, but I don't think that'll work so well in this case.
[04:38] <edbian> Roasted, ps -e lists all running processes look for anything with apt, synaptic, or dpkg
[04:38] <tucemiux> Roasted, try PIci's suggestion
[04:38] <psusi> it's been a few weeks since I looked at the grub2 code so I need to talk this out to make it come back to me...
[04:38] <Roasted> Pici, it errored out.
[04:38] <sebsebseb> centr0: and you tried  rww suggestion yeah, and didn't work?
[04:38] <Omnifarious> psusi: And anyway, it's being deprecated.  :-)
[04:38] <Roasted> errors were encountered while processing - phpmyadmin
[04:38] <psusi> Omnifarious, block lists are bad... if you are going to use gpt, you should set up the bios partition ;)
[04:38] <Roasted> my god, why is phpadmuin being such a fing brat
[04:38] <centr0> sebsebseb: yes i tried rww's suggestion.  that didnt work.
[04:38] <sebsebseb> centr0: can you do this?  system > preferences > main menu
[04:39] <sebsebseb> Roasted: uhmm language
[04:39] <n2diy> Roasted: /etc/apt
[04:39] <Roasted> lol, sebsebseb????
[04:39] <Omnifarious> psusi: *laugh*  Yeah, I figured someone would say that.  :_)
[04:39] <Roasted> n2diy, pardon?
[04:39] <centr0> sebsebseb: no.  there is no 'preferences > main menu'
[04:39] <sebsebseb> centr0: got menu editor or something like that?
[04:39] <n2diy> Roasted:your lock file will be somewhere in /etc/apt
[04:39] <Omnifarious> psusi: You know, the Fedora channel contains a whole bunch of incredible jerks.
[04:39] <Roasted> omg synaptic opened
[04:40] <Omnifarious> I hate going there to ask any questions.
[04:40] <centr0> sebsebseb: i dont have one..  cant get the window to open when i try the 'edit menu' opt
[04:40] <Roasted> what do I do next. I dont want this system to brick again. should I do a complete removal of phpmyadmin?
[04:40] <psusi> Omnifarious, iirc, grub will fall back to block lists if it can't find an embed area on an msdos partition table... but I think it required the bios partition for gpt... either way, it's a good idea ;)
[04:40] <vern_> is ubuntu have some app that can add dialog text box to video(avi)
[04:40] <Omnifarious> psusi: I think, in this case, its failing to fall back because it can't figure out that all the blocks on md0 are also on /dev/sda
[04:41] <Omnifarious> psusi: Which, I will admit, would take a bit of work to figure out.
[04:41] <sebsebseb> centr0: can you get into the terminal?
[04:41] <sebsebseb> centr0: ok not with the menu, but theres another way
[04:41] <vern_> some video editing can add dialog box in avi files?
[04:41] <centr0> sebsebseb: yes via 'create launcher , command: xterm'
[04:41] <edbian> Roasted, what worked (just for my personal knowledge)
[04:41] <sebsebseb> centr0: I am thinking make a new user  in there, or  recovery mode
[04:41] <Roasted> edbian, nothing worked, but magically synaptic was able to be opened again.
[04:42] <edbian> Roasted, mmm, ok
[04:42] <centr0> new user is fine!  i barely did anything..  just trying to setup dual monitors.
[04:42] <Roasted> edbian, Im just questioning if I can do a comlete removal of phpmyadmin now since its open.
[04:42] <centr0> is it as simple as 'adduser'?
[04:42] <psusi> Omnifarious, wait... what is the layout again?  sda and sdb are ach gpt disks with one raid partition and the two partitions form mirrors in a raid1?
[04:42] <edbian> Roasted, you should be able to
[04:42] <sebsebseb> centr0: yes adduser
[04:42] <sebsebseb> centr0: if you replace the correct hidden .folders in Gnome with clean ones, things are likely to work properly again
[04:42] <centr0> sebsebseb: this user is the default user that ubuntu logs on though.. is there anyway to change that?
[04:42] <Roasted> edbian, ha! sweet! it errored out!
[04:42] <sebsebseb> centr0: thats basically all I can think of
[04:42] <edbian> Roasted, ha ha
[04:42] <Roasted> E: phpmyadmin: subprocess installed pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
[04:42] <Roasted> WOW. Nice.
[04:42] <Omnifarious> psusi: Yes.
[04:43] <edbian> Roasted, anything else in the error?
[04:43] <Roasted> how can I remove this package. Somebody. Please.
[04:43] <sebsebseb> centr0: your other user can do sudo and such as well if set up
[04:43] <Roasted> thats it
[04:43] <Roasted> thats the entire error
[04:43] <Omnifarious> psusi: Actually, they have two RAID partitions.  One is for /boot and the other is for LVM.
[04:43] <Roasted> edbian, I get more info in terminal tho if I remove --purge it. want me to do that and paste it?
[04:43] <Dargon> !webmin
[04:43] <edbian> Roasted, try fixing all packages:  sudo aptitude install -f   dont'
[04:43] <sebsebseb> centr0: does your name show on the top right panel?  or can you go into
[04:43] <edbian>  Roasted Don't blindly say yes but see what it wants to do and think about it.
[04:43] <psusi> Omnifarious, if you really want to use gpt, then you need to create the bios boot partition on the gpt disk... it doesn't really ... oh... you have a /boot... that's different
[04:44] <psusi> Omnifarious, do you have a /boot on both disks?
[04:44] <centr0> sebsebseb: nothing.  i totally deleted that top bar. so anything that was there is not anymore ;P
[04:44] <sebsebseb> centr0: I thin its system > administration  > users and groups or something like that, not on Ubuntu right now
[04:44] <Dargon> anyone have success with webmin on debian?
[04:44] <edbian> Roasted, I think it probably just error-ed out because it was never installed correctly.  You can though if you'd like.  More info is always better.
[04:44] <Roasted> edbian, do I include the dont' at the end of that command? or is that command done at the f?
[04:44] <sebsebseb> centr0: oh
[04:44] <Roasted> edbian, I just dont understand why I cant nuke it. Its BS.
[04:44] <sebsebseb> centr0: well  this command may work
[04:44] <sebsebseb> !panels | centr0
[04:44] <edbian> Roasted, That dont' was a typo :)  "sudo aptitude install -f"
[04:45] <Roasted> edbian, yeah, that errored out too.
[04:45] <Omnifarious> psusi: Yes, but it's a RAID.  :-)
[04:45] <Roasted> I figured it was just till the -f.  I got different errors this time...
[04:45] <edbian> Roasted, no offense but you must have a password ;)
[04:46] <centr0> sebsebseb: everything just flickered.  gonna try to log out and see if that did anything.  if not ill just create a new user
[04:46] <Roasted> several files are locked
[04:46] <psusi> Omnifarious, ok, so you have two disks... each of which use gpt and have two partitions that are both linux md raid type members of raid1 volumes... one volume for / and one volume for /boot, is that correct?
[04:46] <Roasted> edbian, no, I dont. Here's what happened...
[04:46] <sebsebseb> centr0: ok
[04:46] <edbian> Roasted, You don't have a password for Ubuntu?  How do you log in?
[04:46] <Roasted> edbian, I installed phpmyadmin because I wanted to set up a lamp server. I left everything default, and even left passwords blank becuase I wasnt SURE what I was doing yet. I went to log in to phpmyadmin and it errored out that it couldnt accept blank passwords. I thought, crap, maybe I needed to enter a password. So I removed phpmyadmin and reinstalled. When I added a PW this time, it bricked.
[04:47] <Omnifarious> psusi: Essentially.  Volume for LVM and volume for /boot, but same difference for this purpose.
[04:47] <n2diy> Roasted: the password for sudo is your user password.
[04:47] <Roasted> edbian, this is a password for phpmyadmin - NOT Ubuntu
[04:47] <Roasted> n2diy, I know.
[04:47] <ruben23> hi how do i cehck the version of my ubuntu desktop if its 64 bit or 32 bit
[04:47] <Roasted> It's asking for the database password. Not the system PW
[04:47] <Roasted> edbian, how can I release locked files again?
[04:47] <psusi> Omnifarious, oh dear... so you have md0 = sda1 and sdb1, mirrored, which you are using as an lvm pv, and md1 = sda2 and sdb2, which you are using as /boot?
[04:47] <Roasted> I cant run this removal command cause 3 files are locked.
[04:48] <majuk> ruben23, uname -a
[04:48] <edbian> Roasted, You can either kill the processes that are using it or you can delete the lock file it's talking about.  It's better to end the processes.
[04:48] <edbian> Roasted, Again, to get a list of processes ps -e
[04:48] <Jordan_U> Roasted: First, reboot just to be absolutely sure that no package manager is running.
[04:48] <Roasted> edbian, right. but someone gave me a command earlier that auto nuked them.
[04:48] <edbian> Roasted, to kill one with kill <pidNumber>   or killall <processName>
[04:48] <tucemiux> majuk, so how can you tell if you have a 32 or 64 bit distro ?
[04:49] <edbian> Roasted, I'm not aware of a command like that.
[04:49] <Roasted> Jordan_U, I did, but once I get terminal OR synaptic running after a fresh reboot, the same issues come back. Im working on a fresh reboot right now.
[04:49] <phobos_anomaly> tucemiux: uname -a
[04:49] <Omnifarious> psusi: Other way around.  sda1 + sdb1 = /boot
[04:49] <majuk> tucemiux, uname -a
[04:49] <Chaos`Eternal> break-in
[04:49] <Jordan_U> Roasted: Ok, then just "rm" the lock file.
[04:49] <Omnifarious> psusi: And sda2 + sdb2 = LVM
[04:49] <ruben23> majuk i see it as x86_64 , but when i install skype i386 it wond installed
[04:49] <sebsebseb> !version | ruben23
[04:49] <Vkec> Hell
[04:49] <Vkec> hello
[04:50] <tucemiux> majuk, 2.6.31-10-rt #153-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT RT Tue Jan 12 10:42:21 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[04:50] <Roasted> wow.
[04:50] <Chaos`Eternal> any body know whether there exists some quick solution to bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/566149
[04:50] <ruben23> skype i 386 cannot install on ubuntu desktop x86_64
[04:50] <majuk> tucemiux, Then you're on 32bit
[04:50] <Vkec> Im currently trying to print from windows to a linux printer. How to i do this?
[04:50] <psusi> Omnifarious, why have a separate /boot?  I run without one
[04:51] <sebsebseb> !samba | Vkec
[04:51] <majuk> ruben23, i386 = 32bit. You are running 64bit, as x86_64 indicates
[04:51] <Roasted> edbian, http://pastebin.org/329249
[04:51] <tucemiux> majuk, so how can you tell if you have a 32 or 64 bit distro ?
[04:51] <sebsebseb> Vkec: wrong factoid I guess
[04:51] <Roasted> edbian, new errors, unrelated to what I saw before
[04:51] <sebsebseb> !cups  | Vkec
[04:51] <Vkec> Last time used samba it never worked
[04:51] <Omnifarious> psusi: Because I like putting / in LVM.  And I wanted to see if I could put / on btrfs which grub doesn't yet support.
[04:51] <phobos_anomaly> tucemiux: you just found out that you are on a 32 bit distro
[04:52] <sebsebseb> !skype | ruben23
[04:52] <Omnifarious> psusi: And with Fedora, the way I install new versions uses the same /boot and creates a brand new / so I can continue to boot the old version when I'm done.
[04:52] <Flamekebab> Is there any way to use a different version of GDM that allows custom themes?
[04:52] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: yes, but not in the repo and so on
[04:52] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: also KDM is rather nice :)
[04:52] <edbian> Roasted, those files are not locked by the package manager.  I'm not sure what they're locked by.  No wonder we're having problems.  Files are only "locked" because a process is running.  Since you're getting the errors from trying to purge phpmyadmin I suspect that is what is running.  Why not try ending that and then purging?
[04:52] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: oh and you could install the old GDM,  but well
[04:53] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: not so easy as to just install it
[04:53] <Flamekebab> sebsebseb, I'm using the current 10.04 version of GDM
[04:53] <Roasted> edbian, I have no idea how to nuke phpmyadmin. Ive never used it before. let me try ps and see if I can find it
[04:53] <edbian> Roasted, good call
[04:53] <Flamekebab> It annoys me that I can't customise it beyond the background image
[04:53] <Roasted> edbian, yeah, its not in ps. should I be using top?
[04:53] <edbian> Roasted, usually sudo killall phpmyadmin is a safe guess
[04:53] <Roasted> edbian, ps only has 2 things listed
[04:53] <edbian> Roasted, ps -e
[04:53] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: when I said yes, I was thinking Grub 2 for some reason
[04:54] <Roasted> no process found
[04:54] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: GDM 2 can't just be themed
[04:54] <psusi> Omnifarious, ahh, true... grub doesn't support btrfs... ok... so your /boot partition is mirrored, and then you have a single lvm pv that is mirrored.. hrm...
[04:54] <tucemiux> phobos_anomaly, thanks, majuk just broke it down for me in a PM
[04:54] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: you can change the background thats about it
[04:54] <edbian> Roasted, ps is just processes using the processor at that moment by you
[04:54] <Roasted> edbian, found one - phpmyadmin.post. when I killall phpmyadmin.post, says no process found. lol?
[04:54] <Flamekebab> sebsebseb, so are the advantages of GDM2 all under the hood?
[04:54] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: basically yeah, well to be honest, what advantages as an  end user?
[04:54] <Roasted> how can I kill via pid?
[04:55] <edbian> Roasted, can you kill it by process id?
[04:55] <psusi> Omnifarious, ok, so yea... you should be able to swing that... provided that you have a grub bios boot partition, if you insist on using gpt instead of msdos disk lables
[04:55] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: GDM 2 exists since the developers felt like re writeing it basically
[04:55] <edbian> Roasted, The numbers listed are the pid's, you just kill <pid>
[04:55] <majuk> Roasted, kill `pidof VLCISPLAYINGLOLPORN`
[04:55] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: it has offered me no advantage at all over the old GDM
[04:55] <sidney> http://listwit.org
[04:55] <majuk> Those are backticks, fyi
[04:55] <Roasted> edbian, operation not permitted.
[04:55] <Roasted> sudo kill?
[04:55] <Omnifarious> psusi: *grin*  Yes.  As I said, I was hoping grub could use block lists.  But that would require it figure out that all blocks on md0 are also blocks on sda.
[04:55] <edbian> Roasted, sudo ;)
[04:55] <Flamekebab> Is it possible to revert to the old version so I can have customised themes again?
[04:56] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: yes, but  not as simple as just installing and using, so may as well try KDM :)
[04:56] <Flamekebab> I don't like the removal of customisation options, it's ridiculous
[04:56] <Roasted> edbian, could apache be interfering with phpmyadmin?
[04:56] <Flamekebab> I'll try install KDM
[04:56] <majuk> Roasted, Yea, if its not a process your user started, you'll have to sudo.   Never set them up.  I mean they do work together but you should be able to remove phpmyadmin without affecting apache at all.
[04:56] <Roasted> a good pid?
[04:56] <psusi> Omnifarious, yea... which is neigh impossible to do reliabley, so iirc, they refuse to do it... if you are using gpt partitions, and tell grub to install to sda, it must have a bios boot partition to put the core image into
[04:56] <Flamekebab> How do I choose KDM over GDM? I've got it installed
[04:56] <majuk> Roasted, /A/ pid
[04:56] <Roasted> edbian, let me try removing it again...
[04:56] <majuk> As versus none, if it can't find the program name you specify
[04:57] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: KDM KDE Display Manager, so will want to put on quite a bit of KDE stuff, if you haven't already got at least one KDE app installed, but ah well this is not WIndows,  this is designed to have many programs installed :)
[04:57] <Roasted> edbian, still erroring out.
[04:57] <Roasted> wow
[04:57] <Roasted> wheres the bottle at...
[04:57] <Flamekebab> sebsebseb, I've got it installed, dude
[04:57] <Flamekebab> How do I activate it?
[04:57] <edbian> Roasted, Same errors?
[04:57] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: when you  installed kdm it should have asked  yo which one to use GDM or KDM
[04:58] <Roasted> edbian, yes, locked by another process, etc.
[04:58] <sebsebseb> Flamekebab: and you go for KDM obviosuly
[04:58] <Roasted> let me rm them
[04:58] <Jordan_U> Omnifarious: You're going to need to grab the grub-pc and grub-common packages from either maverick or debian unstable to use btrfs on / (for grub-mkconfig, not booting itself)
[04:59] <Roasted> edbian, errors were encountered while processing - phpmyadmin. E sub process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[05:00] <Omnifarious> Jordan_U: Thanks for the warning.  :-)
[05:00] <edbian> Roasted, yeah, that's so generic I was looking at the lock files about debconf/passwords.dat
[05:00] <Roasted> edbian, removal via synaptic = E: phpmyadmin: subprocess installed pre-removal script returned error exit status 10
[05:00] <Jordan_U> Omnifarious: You're welcome :)
[05:00] <centr0> sebsebseb, so i created a new user..  tried to cp the clean files to the old user but that didnt work.  so i decided to stay with the newly created user..  deleted the old user and tried a sudo command with the new user..  and it isnt setup for sudo..
[05:01] <sebsebseb> centr0: uh yeah
[05:01] <sebsebseb> centr0: I said you would have to set up sudo
[05:01] <edbian> Roasted, look at this: http://www.linux-solved.com/post/SOLVED-Cant-remove-phpmyadmin-package-install-21112.html
[05:01] <centr0> sebsebseb, uh oh.  LOL
[05:01] <Roasted> edbian, OMG. lol. did I just fix this?
[05:01] <gbear14275> can anyone tell me how to enable iommu in my BIOS?  I haven't seen anything like that in any of the options...  Is this something I need to do on my kernel?
[05:01] <Dargon> what happened?
[05:01] <Dargon> http://pastebin.com/4viXd6kd
[05:01] <edbian> Roasted, IDK, did you?  What did you do?
[05:01] <Roasted> edbian, I didnt realize synaptic had a reinstall option. I hit reinstall, then removed it, then "completely" removed it.
[05:01] <sebsebseb> centr0: now I think you would need recovery mode, or a Live CD, to give that new user sudo, but I don't know the commands also
[05:01] <Roasted> no errors
[05:02] <centr0> sebsebseb, ill try recovery.. i got the cmd. thanks for the help though!
[05:02] <edbian> Roasted, awesome!  "that was easy"
[05:02] <sebsebseb> centr0: you know which command to use?
[05:02] <Roasted> edbian, is there a reinstall command via terminal?
[05:02] <edbian> Roasted, IDK, probably
[05:02] <centr0> usermod -a -G <something>  i need to look at my other pc in the other room that has the window open. :P
[05:03] <sebsebseb> centr0: ok
[05:03] <edbian> Roasted, sudo apt-get install packageName --reinstall
[05:03] <centr0> thanks a lot man :)
[05:03] <Dargon> is there an ebox mod to do stuff to the apache config?
[05:03] <Roasted> edbian, good tip. thanks for your help bro. gonna retry this now.
[05:03] <Roasted> edbian, lets see if it backfires. :)
[05:03] <edbian> Roasted, no problem!
[05:03] <edbian> Roasted, good luck
[05:03] <Roasted> thanks much
[05:05] <Roasted> edbian, well, it looks better, but Im still having the issue I originally had where I was unable to log into phpmyadmin due to the lack of credentials.
[05:05] <edbian> Roasted, I don't know if I can help with that.  Never used phpmyadmin
[05:07] <n2diy> Roasted: in a terminal, have you tried sudo phpmyadmin password?
[05:07] <Roasted> n2diy, hang on. I think this is a mysql error and not a phpmyadmin error. going to redo mysql quick
[05:08] <spezticle> how do i change the menu contents of right clicking?
[05:08]  * fulldarkness is away: like mklove
[05:09] <rww> !away > fulldarkness
[05:10] <Vkec> I cant seem to get this printing to work
[05:11] <Vkec> i did what this page said https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingFromWinXP
[05:11] <Vkec> but it didnt work
[05:12] <Vkec> anyone??
[05:12] <nak> how do I get internet access with a b43 wireless card and no wired interface?
[05:13] <Vkec> :(
[05:13] <rww> nak: Do you have another computer you can use to copy the files to USB or something?
[05:14] <kill_shark> jj
[05:14] <rww> or actually, never mind, you can just use installation media
[05:14] <rww> nak: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx#No%20Internet%20Access
[05:14] <nak> rww: no
[05:14] <spezticle> does anyone know what files define menus?
[05:15] <Jordan_U> nak: There is no way that you can copy files from the computer you're currently using to the one that can't connect to the internet?
[05:16] <Vkec> Im currently trying to print from windows to a linux printer. How to i do this?
[05:16] <Vkec> i did what this page said https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NetworkPrintingFromWinXP
[05:16] <Vkec> but it didnt work
[05:18] <Vkec> well thanks a lot
[05:19] <nak> is synaptic installed in ubuntu
[05:19] <n2diy> nak yes
[05:22] <gbear14275> is there a way to look at motherboard options through CLI?
[05:22] <n2diy> gbear14275: lshw
[05:23] <nomad77> gbear14275: dmidecode but its not always accurate
[05:23] <Nitrus^1> i've updated from 8.04 to latest, and now i have 13,681 unrecognized tasks in aptitude, how do i clean these up?
[05:24] <droopal> Hi, I am having problems with Facebooks photo uploader, its something to do with java not starting.
[05:25] <n2diy> droopal: check the prefrences in your browser.
[05:25] <droopal> I just found out it could be a problem with the simlink for java not being in /usr/lib/mozilla but I dont understand what that means.
[05:26] <droopal> I'm using Google Chrome
[05:26] <droopal> it seems there is a bug
[05:26] <n2diy> droopal: check the prefrences in your browser.
[05:26] <droopal> cant you explain what i need to check?
[05:26] <n2diy> droopal: check the prefrences in your browser.
[05:27] <droopal> ok, but I dont know what it is I am supposed to be checking.
[05:27] <n2diy> droopal: go to menu edit/prefrences in your browser.
[05:27] <droopal> otherwise I would have already
[05:27] <droopal> I am in Google Chrome remember
[05:27] <droopal> no edit preferences
[05:27] <no-name> when vmware workstation 7 (ubuntu) downloads vmware tools, what directory does it download too?
[05:28] <n2diy> droopal: chrome doesn't have drop down menus?
[05:28] <droopal> there is an options section, but nothing to do with java
[05:29] <n2diy> droopal: what about under edit?
[05:29] <droopal> I have checked that, and I ahve found it its the cimlink
[05:29] <droopal> but how do I add a simlink for java in that directory
[05:30] <droopal> there is no edit drop down menu in google chrome
[05:31] <droopal> getting back to my original question, how do I add a simlink to /usr/lib/mozilla from java
[05:32] <droopal> thanks, that was huge help,
[05:32] <zkriesse> droopal: Please have patience
[05:33] <zkriesse> droopal: And don't get discouraged right away
[05:33] <droopal> it would be ok, if after what I had explained, the op kept on telling me to do something else, and not listening to me
[05:34] <droopal> believe me, I have been trying ecerything to get this java to work in google chrome
[05:34] <nomad77>  droopal does it work in firefox?
[05:34] <droopal> no
[05:35] <mad_dog> droopal what site are you using the java on?
[05:36] <droopal> apparently, from what I have found its a bug
[05:36] <droopal> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sun-java6/+bug/50972
[05:36] <droopal> java 6 just made sure I have right up to date version now
[05:36] <droopal> Facebook
[05:36] <droopal> the upload tool wont load
[05:36] <droopal> the photo upload tool sorry
[05:37] <Jordan_U> droopal: Either launchpad is being buggy or that's not the correct link
[05:37] <mad_dog> droopal k..facebook
[05:37] <kochii> hi all...is there an app on ubuntu for hooking my ps3 a media server
[05:37] <droopal> ist the java applet, and that is the bug, the simlink to /usr/lib/mozilla
[05:38] <droopal> needs to be added
[05:38] <radikal> good night everybody
[05:38] <droopal> add a 7 on the end of that big number
[05:38] <droopal> sorry just noticed
[05:38] <droopal> bug numkber
[05:38] <dannoffs> kochii: try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MediaTomb
[05:39] <droopal> I am in the UK, its 5.30am, feeling a bit yuchy as I havent had much sleep, so sorry for the typos
[05:39] <dannoffs> kochii: there is also an app calles ps3mediaserver  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Ps3MediaServer
[05:39] <radikal> somebody can help, my problem is i have installed  art manager and download some themes and can't install  whit emeral theme and theme installer
[05:39] <kochii> thank you dannoffs
[05:40] <dannoffs> Kochii: Media tomb uses upnp and ps3MediaServer uses DLNA. I'm not sure of the benifits of either
[05:40] <hiexpo> radikal, whats the prob
[05:42] <kochii> dannoffs: ok, will play around with them...thanks again
[05:42] <Flynsarmy> In my fstab i have this line http://pastebin.com/KUn6PRjy however it results in apps (specifically php) not being able to chmod. How can i fix this?
[05:42] <dannoffs> kochii: glad to be of service
[05:43] <leftist> i have had no success in the last 2 versions of ubuntu to run vlc.  it will bring up the base interface however when i select any video format it just shuts down. can someone tip me off? i have compiz and cairo dock running in 9.10 ubuntu and just installed the latest vlc with the same problem
[05:43] <spezticle> where is the location of the main ubuntu configuration files
[05:44] <edbian> Flynsarmy, That line should have nothing to do with php unless.  You cannot chmod files on an NTFS partition because that filesystem doesn't support linux permissions
[05:44]  * tomswartz07 waves hello
[05:44] <tomswartz07> hi all
[05:44] <plymouth> heyas, how do i reset my wireless access point? it's a d-link
[05:44] <linux> what's name of program that finds wireless devices in ubuntu?
[05:44] <majuk> leftist, open a terminal window and run VLC from there. Then load the video. You can see errors and log entries in the terminal window that way
[05:44] <dannoffs> spezticle: config files to do what?
[05:44] <plymouth> i want to clear the passwords etc, since ive forgotten it
[05:44] <leftist> majuk just a sec
[05:45] <histo> plymouth: you might want ot check dlinks site for help. this is a ubuntu support channel
[05:45] <n2diy> plymouth: push the reset button on it?
[05:45] <karmst> Hello
[05:46] <dannoffs> plymouth: hold the power button?
[05:46] <spezticle> dannoffs: define menu's, open with applications, etc. currently i can only assign open with rules to 'folder' not individual devices.
[05:46] <plymouth> n2diy: doesn't seem to work - i mean it still asks for l/p when i connect to it, and the factory dfault 'admin' and 'admin' dont let me through
[05:46] <karmst> Does anyone know of a way to create a deduplication storage array / folder?
[05:46] <hiexpo> hold on to the spark plug wire  :)
[05:46] <histo> plymouth: usually they have a reset button that you have to push with a pen.  To reset to factory settings
[05:47] <dannoffs> spezticle: have you tried changing settings with gconf?
[05:47] <dannoffs> spezticle: or just going through the preference menu?
[05:47] <majuk> karmst, 'Deduplication'? Are you trying to back up all of / or something?
[05:47] <karmst> I want to backup the entire server farm
[05:48] <wildbat> !backup
[05:48] <majuk> karmst, Ah, I see. Uhhh, I believe tar can throw out duplicate files, so you could tell it to just output its file list that it would compress with those options enabled
[05:49] <majuk> Then use the output to construct an array of sorts.
[05:49] <spezticle> the preferences menu doesn't individualize. it's only for all location types. setting open with basero for memory cards sets open with for everything like when i click on places/home it opens with brasero then
[05:49] <wildbat> plymouth, it should have a reset "button"/hole ~
[05:49] <majuk> That's my best solution. Sorry man. :D
[05:49] <wildbat> plymouth, have a toothpick or paperclip poke it for 5 sec
[05:49] <hiexpo> plymouth,  rightclick on net-work manager see what eth your on you have  to assign a static ip to it no dhcp
[05:49] <spezticle> dannoffs: and i'm not sure how to edit with gconf. is it command line?
[05:50] <Flamekebab> Any ideas why Ubuntu has started asking for a password to my keyring when I login?
[05:50] <dannoffs> spezticle: hit Alt-F2 and type gconf-editor and you get a GUI window
[05:50] <wildbat> Flamekebab, wifi ?
[05:51] <Flamekebab> Don't even have a wireless card
[05:51] <wildbat> Flamekebab, messnger tools?
[05:51] <hiexpo> upon every reboot ubuntu goes up one every boot eth 1  2  3 4 etc so ifyou assigned a static ip before than rebooted it will no longer apply because your not on thateth anymore bet thats the problem there most miss that one
[05:53] <Jordan_U> hiexpo: Are you asking a question?
[05:53] <majuk> hiexpo, Do /what/ now?
[05:54] <majuk> Your NIC should get the same eth assignment every boot, not change.
[05:55] <hiexpo> no was trying to hel another but yes i have that problem also everytimei reboot my eth changes increases by one
[05:56] <Jordan_U> hiexpo: Who?
[05:56] <majuk> Man, that is really odd. It shouldn't do that.
[05:56] <majuk> hiexpo, ^^
[05:56] <Guest52452> 你好
[05:56] <improve> 有中国人啊
[05:56] <n2diy> hiexpo: you can force your ip with ifconfig eth0 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
[05:56] <Guest52452> 恩
[05:56] <hiexpo> i think it was plymouth
[05:56] <spezticle> dannoffs: there is no configuration entry for default application handling in gconf
[05:57] <Jordan_U> !cn | Guest52452 improve
[05:57] <majuk> n2diy, But if increases its num assignment every boot, it wouldn't stick
[05:57] <improve> thanks
[05:57] <Guest52452> 谢谢
[05:57] <hiexpo> majuk,  exactly
[05:57] <n2diy> hiexpo: stop re-booting then! :)
[05:58] <hiexpo> lol
[05:58] <majuk> hiexpo, That's odd. I would look at your bootup logs in dmesg and see what it says when it turns up your NIC
[05:58] <dannoffs> desktop>gnome>applications If that's not what you're looking for someone else will have to help
[05:59] <hiexpo> where is the dmes log
[05:59] <n2diy> hiexpo: /var/logs
[05:59] <majuk> hiexpo, run "dmesg|less" from your cli
[06:00] <majuk> hiexpo, arrows to scroll, page scroll with spacebar
[06:00] <dannoffs> I'm out
[06:00] <spezticle> in fact gconf seems to be useless.disabling automount_open does not infact stop automount_opening.
[06:01] <Pr3nt1c3> can someone _PLEASE_ help me figure out why I can't install eve-online... keep getting 'unable to elevate, error 1' message...
[06:01] <Pr3nt1c3> it was working fine under linuxmint7 / ubuntu9.04
[06:01] <Pr3nt1c3> but now _EPIC FAIL_
[06:02] <Pr3nt1c3> seriously.... wtf?!?!?
[06:03] <Pr3nt1c3> I've been to the wine-site, I've been to the game site... and no luck so far
[06:03] <Flamekebab> Right, I'm back. Still trying to figure out why a gksu-esque window is popping up whenever I login stating "The login keyring did not get unlocked when you logged into your computer"
[06:03] <microalgologo> hola
[06:04] <Jordan_U> !es | microalgologo
[06:04] <Flamekebab> Anyone know why I would see this every time I login: http://i49.tinypic.com/ajumqd.png
[06:05] <hiexpo> i couldn't come up with a answer nothing in logs that i can grab
[06:05] <gaysquirrel> hey can anyone help me real quick?
[06:06] <gaysquirrel> hey can anyone help me real quick?
[06:06] <unop> Flamekebab, your keyring password is different to your login password?  or you have GDM log you in automatically?
[06:06] <unop> !ask | gaysquirrel
[06:06] <Pr3nt1c3> anyone here play eve and actually get an install to work???????
[06:06] <majuk> Pr3nt1c3, http://forums.newsbin.com/viewtopic.php?p=161510
[06:07] <Flamekebab> unop, I've not changed my password, I have switched from GDM to KDM, if that makes a difference
[06:07] <Pip> Hello, is the package named xserver-org-video-intel the same package as xf86-video-intel on this web site --> http://intellinuxgraphics.org/download.html
[06:07] <unop> Flamekebab, do you have KDM log you in automatically?
[06:07] <gaysquirrel> can somebody explain to me how to transfer files from my computer running lucid lynx to a nokia 5230 using bluetooth
[06:07] <majuk> Pr3nt1c3, "As an experiment you can rename your $HOME/.wine directory and run the installer again - this makes a brand new 'windows install' and at least it will tell you if it's a problem with an old installation. You can delete the new .wine directory and go back to the old one."
[06:07] <Flamekebab> unop, no, I type my details in
[06:08] <unop> Flamekebab, you've not said anything about both passwords being same or different. are they?
[06:08] <gaysquirrel> can somebody explain to me how to transfer files from my computer running lucid lynx to a nokia 5230 using bluetooth
[06:08] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, is the computer a laptop?
[06:08] <Jordan_U> Flamekebab: It may be that KDM isn't passing your password on to gnome-keyring
[06:08] <Flamekebab> I've not changed any passwords, unop, so both should be the same as far as I understand things.
[06:09] <Pr3nt1c3> what should I rename it to?
[06:09] <Flamekebab> Jordan_U, any suggestions as to how to remedy that?
[06:09] <majuk> Pr3nt1c3, Anything?
[06:09] <gaysquirrel> no its a dell pc running lucid lynx binaryme and im using a bluetooh dongle
[06:09] <Jordan_U> Flamekebab: Install GDM ;)
[06:09] <majuk> I enjoy rubberbabybuggybumpers
[06:09] <Pr3nt1c3> seriously so ./whine would work?
[06:09] <majuk> But I'm a masochist.
[06:09] <Jordan_U> !ot | majuk
[06:09] <Flamekebab> Jordan_U, GDM has removed theme support
[06:10] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, ok, have you got bluetooth switched on and 'visible' on both?
[06:10] <Pr3nt1c3> amazing... works
[06:10] <majuk> Tada
[06:10] <unop> Flamekebab, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8338393
[06:10] <gaysquirrel> ya binaryme and i have the bluetooth app open and connected to the phone but it looks like i can only share files from my phone to the computer not the other way around
[06:11] <majuk> Pr3nt1c3, Yea, sometimes Wine trips itself out and can't gain admin privs. Its a odd bugger. Just gotta play around with it sometimes.
[06:12] <Pr3nt1c3> you'd be suprised at how many ppl I'
[06:12] <gbear14275> can I inspect a symlink to tell where it goes?
[06:12] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, it is possible to connect different bluetooth devices:  headphones, modem, etc.  are you sure it is the correct type of connection?
[06:12] <Pr3nt1c3> ve tried to get a solution from... but you're link worked like majik
[06:12] <anon_> anyone know why my webcam is on at random times?
[06:12] <Pr3nt1c3> ;)
[06:12] <chris|> gbear14275, ls -l symlink
[06:12] <Jordan_U> gbear14275: "readlink" or "ls -l"
[06:13] <gaysquirrel> ya i looked that up and it says its capable ot bluetooth file transfer
[06:13] <Flamekebab> unop, thanks, I'll give it a shot
[06:13] <gbear14275> $ readlink 0000\:06\:00.0
[06:13] <gbear14275> ../../../devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:0e.0/0000:06:00.0
[06:13] <gbear14275> can I expand that Jordan_U?
[06:13] <anon_> it's mostly if i put my system into standby, and then boot up, the cam light is on and looking me in the face, am i being ponographised?
[06:14] <Jordan_U> gbear14275: "expand"?
[06:14] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, if you click on "browse files on device" on your pc, can you access the phone?
[06:14] <anon_> now i'm way more interested in what gbear14275 meant about expand
[06:14] <gbear14275> ../../../devices  <--  I can't tell what directory this is in...
[06:14] <anon_> oh
[06:14] <plymouth> grr, im having grave problems with my D-Link wireless accesspoint. I am trying to change the password because i forgot it and im wanting my ps3 to access the net. However when i 'reset' the access point it doesn't seem to change anything, EXCEPT that now i acn't connected to it on <IP_ADDRESS>. Anyone have any ideas?
[06:15] <gaysquirrel> i dont see that option binaryme
[06:15] <majuk> plymouth, It reset to .1 ?
[06:15] <anon_> plymouth, you held the tiny button down for what seems like an eternity?
[06:15] <anon_> should be your default gateway...?
[06:15] <Jordan_U> gbear14275: readlink -f
[06:16] <n2diy> plymouth, try connecting to <IP_ADDRESS>
[06:16] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, do you have the bluetooth icon in the panel (top right)?
[06:16] <gbear14275> Jordan_U: thanks
[06:16] <Jordan_U> gbear14275: You're welcome.
[06:17] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, in my pc?
[06:17] <Zelozelos> how can i save streamed video?
[06:17] <anon_> plymouth, password  probably admin
[06:17] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, yep.  where the clock and network manager, etc is
[06:18] <Pip> Hi, I have an Intel 82815 graphic controller, and there is the intel video driver package installed, but the max resolution is only 800x600 instead of 1024x768, and what's worse, the screen doens't fill the physical screen
[06:18]  * Pr3nt1c3 wants gaysquirrel to change his name to "totallynutz"
[06:18] <Pr3nt1c3> lol
[06:18] <anon_> if we were both squirrels would you let me bust a nut in your hole?
[06:18] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, nope
[06:19]  * Pr3nt1c3 is embarrassed... he has an email with 'squirrel' in it
[06:19]  * Pr3nt1c3 spews
[06:19] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, are you using ubuntu gnome, or kde?
[06:20] <Pr3nt1c3> speaking of desktop environs.... ow do I change from gnome to lxde / xfce???
[06:20] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, idk lucid lynx thats all i know
[06:20] <lost> anyone got any problems with wine and itunes
[06:20] <Pr3nt1c3> ^how
[06:20] <spezticle> sudo apt-get install xfce4
[06:20] <spezticle> or sudo apt-get install xubuntu-desktop
[06:20] <anon_> no problems at all, lost
[06:21] <hiexpo> i think i found the problem correct me if im wrong when i opened the  /etc/network/interfaces  all i have there is   auto lo than next line is iface .lo inet loopback
[06:21] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, ok, do you have a menu bar (panel) at the top os the screen?
[06:21] <unop> hiexpo, that's normal
[06:21] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, yup
[06:22] <hiexpo> unop, ok
[06:22] <Mahdi> Hi
[06:22] <n2diy> hiexpo: ok lo run sudo ifconfig eth0 xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx, and then sudo ifup eth0
[06:22] <Mahdi> I'm using UBUNTU 10.4 x64 with 2GB RAM
[06:22] <Mahdi> but my free memory never is lewer than 70% !!!
[06:22] <Mahdi> How can I find the problem ?
[06:22] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, do you see the network manager icon (two little computer sceens) in the mune on the top right?
[06:22] <FloodBot2> Mahdi: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:22] <n2diy> so
[06:23] <binaryme> gaysquirrel,  mune - menu
[06:23] <hiexpo> n2diy,  - whats your xxx. xxx ip?
[06:23] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, no all i see is the date/time a messenger bubble, my name and a power button
[06:23] <spezticle> Mahdi: it's not a problem, ubuntu uses your free memory to cache things to run things faster instead of not doing anything with free ram
[06:23] <n2diy> hiexpo: 192.168.1.xxx
[06:23] <`agentul^007> hi all
[06:23] <spezticle> Mahdi: as more memory is needed for ram, cache gets pulled out and the ram is used
[06:23] <Pr3nt1c3> yeah spezticle.... but will that mean I have xfxce as my boot-in desktop?
[06:24] <hiexpo> is thatwhat xxx.xxx your are refering to is ip?
[06:24] <sylz> join #ubuntu-cn
[06:24] <n2diy> hiexpo: yes
[06:24] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, ok, can you right click on the panel (where there are no icons) and then click on "add to panel"  then fin "notification area" and add it
[06:24] <spezticle> Pr3nt1c3: if you install install xubuntu-desktop and remove ubuntu-desktop gnome should be no more on your system
[06:25] <Mahdi> spezticle : Thanks ... but if my memory become full ,ubuntu will be very very slow and I cannot move the mouse to close some programs !!!
[06:25] <Pr3nt1c3> nice
[06:25] <Mahdi> spezticle : and ubuntu does not use any of swap space !
[06:25] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, ok done
[06:26] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, do you see the bluetooth icon now?
[06:26] <spezticle> Mahdi:  well, i don't know enough about the memory systems working with ubuntu. i just know that i thought the same thing you did, it seemed like it was eating my ram, but i found out it's supposed to be that way
[06:27] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, nope lol
[06:27]  * tertl3 eats RAM for his 4th meal
[06:27] <hiexpo> n2diy,  - see i get error no such device because i don't have eth0 anymore i am on eth59 now
[06:27] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, ok, there is another one called "indicator applet", try that
[06:27] <Mahdi> spezticle : Is there a system monitor software better than System Monitor ? I wanna find memory consuming processes :D
[06:28] <n2diy> hiexpo: ok, so sub. eth59 for eth0
[06:28] <spezticle> Mahdi: i dont know personally. system monitor works well enough for me so i haven't looked for an alternative
[06:28] <spezticle> Mahdi:  i'm sure there is though
[06:28] <moetunes> Mahdi: in terminal do   top
[06:29] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, ok i see it
[06:29] <spezticle> Mahdi: use the ubuntu software center and search for memory monitor or something like that?
[06:29] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, left click it and see if you can "browse files on device"
[06:30]  * wildbat execute kill -9 tertl3, RAM is free again.
[06:30] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, sweet figured it out man i love u lol
[06:30] <binaryme> gaysquirrel,  no worries.  enjoy!
[06:31] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, haha thanks man my bro set me up with this shit then moved out so im pretty lost haha
[06:31] <hiexpo> ok onlything i can it has done is change my ip address
[06:31] <DanZ3> Hi, I just installed wubi and am now installing updates. Something popped up asking me if I want to continue installing grub. What should I do?
[06:31] <nUboon2Age> hiexpo: that's what my /etc/network/interfaces file has also.
[06:31] <gbear14275> Is it possible to setup a VM to have a public facing IP when you only have 1 IP to assign?  I want to put a webserver on a headless server
[06:31] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, there's a bit of a learning curve, but stick with it!  it's worth it!
[06:32] <zhangyahui> 19810205
[06:32] <gbear14275> which is a VM  (sorry add to previous sentance)
[06:32] <hiexpo> nUboon2Age,  ya i guess thats common
[06:32] <gbear14275> I've been spending hours trying to figure out how to do PCI passthrough so I can passthrough a NIC but am wondering if there is an easier way
[06:32] <zhangyahui> gk
[06:33] <spezticle> Mahdi: mgm system monitor seems pretty informative
[06:33] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, maybe if my computer was better but it barely works
[06:34] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, is it old?  do you know the specifications?
[06:34] <gaysquirrel> its a dell b110 haha old as sheet binaryme
[06:34]  * Pr3nt1c3 really wants gaysquirrel to change nick to "nuttynutnut"
[06:34] <gaysquirrel> binaryme,  726 or so mbs ram shitty ass old ati video card
[06:35] <mneptok> !language
[06:35] <Pr3nt1c3> I'm not swearing / being leary ubottu
[06:35] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, well, if you are adventurous and (once you are more comportable with ubuntu), you could try loading an LXDE version or other 'light' version... it will run much better on an old machine
[06:36] <nUboon2Age> gaysquirrel:  726 isn't too bad for ram.  I was running w/ 238 before.  Now at 1gb I feel like I'm in heaven.
[06:36] <gbear14275> whats the "nominate for release" button do in launchpad?
[06:36] <n2diy> gaysquirrel: Xubuntu is better suited for old hardware.
[06:37] <gaysquirrel> ya n2diy nUboon2Age binaryme idk how i would use these light versions and what not maybe theres a guide somewhere?
[06:37] <Pr3nt1c3> !stupidity
[06:37] <Flomaster> n2diy: you got that right I was unable to load XP due to not having a sata driver on a floppy disk and win 7 refused to use my driver for the sata drive i had on a cd. ubuntu found and installed like a dream
[06:37] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, try the ubuntu forums.  plnty of help there
[06:37] <wise_crypt> !info lubuntu-desktop ! Pr3nt1c3
[06:38] <Pr3nt1c3> !info lubuntu-desktop ! Pr3nt1c3
[06:38] <nUboon2Age> gaysquirrel: well I was using Xubuntu w/ that lower memory, but I think its kinda quirky and not as newbie friendly as Ubuntu., but
[06:38] <Jordan_U> wise_crypt: Pr3nt1c3: It's '|' not '!'
[06:39] <wise_crypt> !info lubuntu-desktop | Pr3nt1c3
[06:39] <nUboon2Age> gaysquirrel: I tried Ubuntu Netbook Edition and it ran pretty well.  Also Peppermint is derived from Ubuntu and it ran pretty well.
[06:39] <wise_crypt> :)
[06:39] <gaysquirrel> okay welll thank you all for ur help ill look into all this and definitly frequent this chat more often
[06:39] <n2diy> nUboon2Age: I set up two newbies with Xubuntu, and they love it. But they've never seen Ubuntu.
[06:39] <gaysquirrel> and nUboon2Age i actually have an eeepc seashell running netbook remix
[06:39] <gaysquirrel> verrry fast
[06:39] <Pr3nt1c3> !info lubuntu-desktop | Pr3nt1c3
[06:40] <gaysquirrel> nUboon2Age, can i run netbook remix on my desktop by chance?
[06:40] <Pr3nt1c3> so.. uh... why did I type that?
[06:40] <nUboon2Age> gaysquirrel: what do you think of the eepc set up?
[06:40] <anthony> hi to all my good community. i mean the best community in Linux... Ubuntu Rock's
[06:40] <Flomaster> n2diy: I am very linux noobish but so far so good with ubuntu
[06:40] <gaysquirrel> nUboon2Age, absolutly amazing verry powerfull machine
[06:40] <nUboon2Age> gaysquirrel: yes, no prob on running Netbook Edition (its new name in 10.04)
[06:41] <gaysquirrel> nUboon2Age, so i CAN run netbook remix on a desktop with no problems?
[06:41] <wise_crypt> Pr3nt1c3: use synaptic search lubuntu-desktop if you want to use lxde, any other question? please dont take poll
[06:41] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, you can go into application manager and search for "netbook remix" and add the packages, then log out/in..... bingo!
[06:41] <nUboon2Age> gaysquirrel: sure.
[06:41] <Pr3nt1c3> righto
[06:41] <lighta_> Can someone help me configure vsftpd mysql-pam virtual users ?
[06:41] <n2diy> Flomaster: it gets easier as you go, believe me, I've been doing this since 99.
[06:41] <gaysquirrel> will it speed up the machine at all
[06:41] <nUboon2Age> gaysquirrel: your mileage may vary, but it did well on mine.
[06:42] <gaysquirrel> lol by mileage u mean...
[06:42] <wise_crypt> !poll
[06:42] <DJ_HaMsTa> You guys are amazing.
[06:42] <alabd> Good day all , how to make Color scheme of 10.04 black and white ?
[06:42] <DJ_HaMsTa> You guys are the best.
[06:42] <spezticle> gaysquirrel: think about what a netbook is. a small laptop usually with no cd drive. not neccisarily a low memory machine
[06:43] <gaysquirrel> very true
[06:43] <nUboon2Age> gaysquirrel:  n2diy has had good experience w/ Xubuntu, so there's that option to  remember too.
[06:43] <Flomaster> yeah I an running it on a HTPC using XBMC  hooked up to my 61" tv , I can't figure out how to change my resolution though its at 1080 and thats fine for movies , but web browsing and file browsing = NO bueno
[06:43] <gaysquirrel> alright well its 1:41 am where im at and i have work at 5:30 am so i better get off to bed
[06:43] <gaysquirrel> ill check in 2m
[06:43] <Flomaster> some thing funny with my Nvida driver or some thing
[06:43] <gaysquirrel> cheers goodnight
[06:43] <Pr3nt1c3> alabd, System_> pref's_> Appearance_> high contrast
[06:43] <Pr3nt1c3> or something similar
[06:43] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, I install the standard version on my wifes HP2040 netbook and then converted to netbook edition.. it works well.
[06:44] <n2diy> gn
[06:44] <nUboon2Age> n2diy: it did seem to do better when I upgraded to 10.04.  Then I had a hard drive failure and just upgraded memory and went for Ubuntu.
[06:44] <anthony> he guy's what can you say about the Ubuntu 10.10... what do you think...
[06:45] <gaysquirrel> binaryme, whats the package name for netbook remix
[06:45] <alabd> Pr3nt1c3: where is high contrast
[06:46] <n2diy> nUboon2Age: roger that, I'm pretty much maxed out on ram here, 512m, I'm on 8.04, and thinking about upgrading, but my test box lost a hard drive, so until that is rebuilt, I'm sitting tight.
[06:46] <nUboon2Age> gaysquirrel: in 10.04 its not remix anymore, its netbook Edition.
[06:46] <gaysquirrel> so then whats the packagename
[06:46] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, "ubuntu-netbook-remix"
[06:46] <Pr3nt1c3> umm... sys->pref->appearance should give you good options
[06:46] <wise_crypt> anthony: that is out of supporting topic chek #ubuntu-offtopic for that
[06:46] <Pr3nt1c3> there's 2+ 'high contrast' options
[06:47] <gaysquirrel> cool thanks man
[06:47] <binaryme> gaysquirrel, it is being marketted as "Netbook Edition" but is still called "ubuntu-netbook-remix in package manger
[06:47] <Pr3nt1c3> tho from my exp about 1min ago... can't change colours
[06:48] <plymouth> d
[06:48] <Jhonata> Olá galera... EU gostaria de aprender melhor o ingles... sou do brasil... alguem poderia me ajudar no pvt ? apenas conversando comigo mesmo...
[06:48] <Jhonata> Hello everybody ... I would like to learn better English ... I'm from Brazil ... someone could help me in pvt? just talking to myself ...
[06:49] <n2diy> ! bz
[06:49]  * Pr3nt1c3 headslaps: 4hrs till eve installer re-dl
[06:49] <n2diy> ! br
[06:50] <Pr3nt1c3> my braz-portuguese is terrible... haven't spoken braz in 5+ years
[06:50] <Pr3nt1c3> sorry pal
[06:50] <alabd> Pr3nt1c3: can not see 'high contrast' option ?
[06:50] <Fudge> hi, i have ubuntu lucid on an imac, i think when i do a kernel upgrade the broadcom b54 drivers are lost, is that right?
[06:50] <Fudge> b43 sorry
[06:50] <Pr3nt1c3> ??? I can... what ubuntu you using, what desktop environ?
[06:50] <Jhonata> no... i desire learn speak fluent english
[06:50] <Jhonata> rs
[06:51] <nUboon2Age> Jhonata: this is not the place to do that.  You could go to #ubuntu-offtopic perhaps.
[06:52] <Jhonata> [Fudge]: I believe that not
[06:52] <n2diy> Jhonata: or just read along?
[06:52] <Jhonata> nUboon2Age understand
[06:53] <nUboon2Age> n2diy: but one small thing about xubuntu that was really annoying and I think would be very tough on newbies was the crazy disappearing panels problem.  Is that better now?
[06:53] <Jhonata> [n2diy]: read and write and who knows maybe talk
[06:54] <mneptok> !offtopic | Jhonata
[06:54] <n2diy> nUboon2Age: I never had that problem, but getting them set up on the bottom, where I like them, was a challenge.
[06:54] <Pr3nt1c3> alabd, any luck?
[06:54] <Jhonata> ok
[06:54] <n2diy> Jhonata: go for it man.
[06:54] <mneptok> Jhonata: ask a support question. answer a support question. or watch quietly.
[06:54] <Jhonata> thank's very much
[06:54] <nUboon2Age> n2diy: and my weather applet worked correctly.  That's a plus (not working for me in Ubuntu) :-)
[06:55] <Pr3nt1c3> ?
[06:55] <alabd> Pr3nt1c3:  is high contrast a tab in appearance ?  9.04 gnome
[06:56] <paulo_> Every time I reboot my system I need to reinstall my Wireless USB driver through ndisgtk. When it will be fixed, anyone knows?
[06:56] <fodder70> high contrast is under themes
[06:56] <Bibb> good morning
[06:56] <nUboon2Age> Fudge: did you go through the steps to install b43 previously?
[06:56] <Pr3nt1c3> alabd, to the best of my knowledge... since 8.x  high contrast has been an option under 'theme'... which is under sys->pref->appearance
[06:56] <n2diy> Jhonata: the only problem I have, and it is minor, is my clock won't sync to ntp, but I noticed some errors in my logs about the ntp server wasn't found, so maybe it moved?
[06:57] <binaryme> jhattara, perhaps you can try: http://www.learn-english-online.org/
[06:58] <s73v3r> I'm getting a Grub error 22 on a freshly installed Ubuntu 10.04 system. Can anyone help?
[06:58] <nUboon2Age> binaryme: looks like their gone...
[06:59] <wildbat> s73v3r, try reinstall grub2
[06:59] <wildbat> !grub2
[06:59] <binaryme> nUboon2Age, ok, didn't notice he left already
[06:59] <s73v3r> from what I've seen, error 22 is mostly a Grub 1 error. Does it still exist on Grub 2
[06:59] <[Screamo]> When i install proprietary drivers for my nvidia card, i cannot utilize my monitors full resolution, anyone know why?
[06:59] <gbear14275> ever since I switched from username and pw ssh to using keys I don't get the status message anymore... is there a way to re-enable that?
[07:00] <nUboon2Age> Fudge: were you the person who previously installed the b43 drivers?
[07:00] <Ellement> has anyone here used rapache? and if so would they recommend it?
[07:01] <Fudge> nUboon2Age  yeah and had done upgrades and lost wireless, ive just installed lts from an rc and reinstalled the driver, frehs install
[07:01] <gbear14275> it used to give me all sorts of great info... now it just says last login:
[07:01] <s73v3r> were you suggesting doing grub-install?
[07:01] <nUboon2Age> Fudge: so did you record the steps you took to install?
[07:02] <wildbat> s73v3r, see recovering grub from Live CD
[07:02] <alabd> Pr3nt1c3: you mean in customize ?
[07:02] <s73v3r> i read the article
[07:02] <Fudge> nUboon2Age  yeah in gnome installing the hardware dirvers, but if i want to do that i have to have it wired which means moving it
[07:02] <nUboon2Age> Fudge: I have a similar situation, but the first time I didn't record the steps and had to go through it all again.
[07:02] <Jordan_U> s73v3r: The problem is that grub2 isn't actually installed to the drive you're booted from.
[07:02] <[Screamo]> When i install proprietary drivers for my nvidia card, i cannot utilize my monitors full resolution, anyone know why?????
[07:02] <Fudge> i thought nUboon2Age  that the drivers would be pinned
[07:02] <Jordan_U> s73v3r: The "error 22" is coming from a left over grub legacy install
[07:03] <[Screamo]> :|1
[07:03] <Jordan_U> !grub2 | s73v3r
[07:03] <Pr3nt1c3> ?? hell no... which ubuntu you using?
[07:03] <s73v3r> this is on a drive that should have been formatted on install. its not dual booting
[07:03] <Pr3nt1c3> I recently u/g to 10.04(lucid)
[07:03] <Jordan_U> s73v3r: Do you have more than one hard drive?
[07:04] <s73v3r> yes
[07:04] <Jordan_U> s73v3r: Try changing the boot order to boot from the other drive
[07:04] <Pr3nt1c3> in System-> Pref -> Appearance.... there are a few themes as 'standard'.... there's a 'high contrast' option
[07:04] <Pr3nt1c3> but not B&W
[07:04] <paranoidphreak> hi everybody, i have the latest version of 64bit ubuntu installed on my system. i have also installed the latest virtualbox package (3.2.4) but i'm unable to run a 64bit OS inside the virtualbox. any thoughts on this
[07:04] <s73v3r> on the motherboard?
[07:05] <Jordan_U> paranoidphreak: You probably don't have hardware vitualization support, a quick way to check is by running "kmv-ok"
[07:05] <Jordan_U> paranoidphreak: Sorry, "kvm-ok"
[07:05] <gbear14275> anyone else here notice the change in the login message after moving to using ssh keys?
[07:05] <n2diy> Pr3nt1c3: try one of them, and put all the color slider at min?
[07:05] <alabd> Pr3nt1c3: no that is not good
[07:06] <alabd> how to make Color scheme of 10.04 like 9.10 ? only Color scheme
[07:06] <Pr3nt1c3> well... I'm not a pro... but that's the best advice I can give you
[07:06] <paranoidphreak> Jordan_U: it doesn't support it, f**k
[07:07] <gbear14275> anyone here able to tell me how to enable iommu?  or check if its already enabled?
[07:07] <gbear14275> it seems to be a prerequisite for PCI passthrough with virt-manager
[07:07] <xtris> hi, I have installed ubuntu 10.04.iso on my USB drive using universal usb installer. When i run the Ubuntu 'Installer boot menu' on my pc, the ubuntu boot screen appears, "I click Run Ubuntu from this USB" - it then shows: /casper/vmlinuz noprompt cdrom-detect/try-usb=true presistent file=/cdrom/pres/casper/vmlinuz etc...
[07:07] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, sometimes you need to adjust settings in you computer BIOS to enable VM extensions
[07:07] <s73v3r> doh. Apparently the motherboard was set to boot from the wrong drive
[07:08] <paranoidphreak> Jordan_U: so, there's no way i can do this without getting a new system that supports hardware virtualization?
[07:08] <Jordan_U> alabd: System > Preferences > Appearance. Choose the Theme tab, then choose the "human" theme. That changes more than just the "color scheme" but I think it's still probably what you want.
[07:08] <n2diy> gbear14275: sudo apt-get install iommu
[07:08] <paranoidphreak> binaryme: i dont believe my system supports virtualization
[07:09] <alabd> Jordan_U: no color scheme of 9.10 is good for black&white images
[07:09] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, then, unfortunately, you may have to stick with 32bit virtual machines
[07:10] <Jordan_U> paranoidphreak: You can use "qemu-system-x86_64" for a 64 bit virtual machine, but it will be very slow.
[07:11] <gbear14275> n2diy: yeah, thats not a package
[07:11] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, how much memory (RAM) does your system have?
[07:11] <n2diy> gbear14275: what is it then?
[07:11] <paranoidphreak> Jordan_U, binaryme: thanks for the info; hate intel, i've seen alot of amd system's that supoort virtualization
[07:11] <n2diy> ! iommu
[07:12] <Jordan_U> paranoidphreak: Actually, check your BIOS settings before giving up entirely.
[07:12] <paranoidphreak> binaryme: about 4 gigs
[07:12] <gbear14275> IOMMU is the AMD version of VT-d that intel put out from what I can tell.  Supposedly you have to enable it in BIOS but I'm finding people telling me to put it into my grub conf...  would love to just know how to figure out if its on already though
[07:12] <gbear14275> its a virtualization !iommu
[07:12] <gbear14275> oops...
[07:12] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, I'm running a Dell Laptop (intel) and it does support 64 bit
[07:12] <gbear14275> !iommu
[07:12] <wildbat> paranoidphreak, know what cpu you are using?
[07:13] <xtris> Automatic boot in ...seconds is not working, why so?
[07:13] <Pip> The windows partition superblock got damaged, how to restore it ?
[07:13] <n2diy> gbear1is it in the system boot bios?
[07:13] <paranoidphreak> Jordan_U: i checked the info about virtualization long time ago regarding my system and it doesn't support it
[07:14] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, The benefits of 64 only really com into play if you have more tha 4Gig (per OS), so you are not going to get a lot of benefit on that PC anyway
[07:14] <Jordan_U> xtris: "not working" in what way? What does happen?
[07:14] <gbear14275> n2diy: its not in the boot bios menu... but I'm not sure that means anything to be honest
[07:14] <paranoidphreak> wildbat: it's T4300
[07:14] <gbear14275> n2diy: although I'm not sure... which is why I'm in here :(
[07:15] <totonka> have to go, quit
[07:15] <n2diy> gbear14275: I'm googling it now, looks like it lives o a virtual box?
[07:16] <wildbat> paranoidphreak, it DO support 64bit.~ are your MB having correct setting? ~ are you running 64bit OS?
[07:16] <xtris> Jordan_U: I installed Ubuntu 10.04 using my usb drive, when i launch the installer boot menu - it says Auto boot in 5 seconds -- it does nothing. I hit 'Run Ubuntu from this USB' -- nothing shows up
[07:16] <gbear14275> n2diy: this is more for KVM support than virtualbox but I'm sure it has relation there as well...  I think it goes to support hardware passthrough to VM's (which is why I'm interested in it)
[07:16] <Mefached> So I installed 10.04, but all that I can hear from my headphones is an airy whine.
[07:16] <Mefached> Like the noise a TV makes when turned to the wrong channel
[07:17] <paranoidphreak> binaryme: oh...i just want to run windows 7 in vm. currently, i'm running xp
[07:17] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, and you have a 64bit version of Win7 i gather?
[07:18] <paranoidphreak> wildbat: oh....  :), i'm currently running 64bit ubuntu
[07:18] <BOyen> who are wine developer here in ubuntu
[07:18] <paranoidphreak> binaryme: yeah, 64bit windows
[07:19] <ikonia> BOyen: what is your question
[07:19] <[Screamo]> Can some please help me?
[07:19] <paranoidphreak> wildbat: what do you mean MB having correct settings?
[07:19] <BOyen> my starcraft doesnt work in wine... and thats my biggest problem
[07:19] <ikonia> [Screamo]: what is the question
[07:20] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, ok, I see your problem..... It seems a little on to me that you PC doesn't support it if is capable of runnung a 64bit OS???
[07:20] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, on = odd
[07:20] <BOyen> you the hardware of my PC?
[07:20] <[Screamo]> When i use prop. drivers for my nvidia card, i cant use my monitors highest reolution
[07:20] <BOyen> you meant the hardware of my PC?
[07:21] <BOyen> running 64 bits?
[07:21] <wildbat> paranoidphreak, you can try vmware see if it help with 64-bit guest OS
[07:21] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, is it worth double checking your bios for the option...  I know it is often of by default.
[07:21] <anon_> how would i use special characters in linux? in windoze it's alt+ numbers to designate a character
[07:21] <n2diy> gbear14275: sorry, don't see anything that helps, if you google Ubuntu iommu, maybe you will find what you need?
[07:21] <[Screamo]> ikonia any ideas?
[07:21] <gbear14275> n2diy: been doing it all night :-?
[07:21] <ikonia> [Screamo]: what are you calling the "proper" drivers ?
[07:21] <paranoidphreak> binaryme: i went to this page: http://ark.intel.com/Product.aspx?id=37253 and it says it doesn't support VT-X
[07:21] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, there is a setting in virtualbox that relates to this too.
[07:22] <BOyen> do i need to format my ubuntu again?
[07:22] <n2diy> gbear14275: :/
[07:22] <[Screamo]> ikonia, by prop. i ment proprietary
[07:22] <gbear14275> n2diy: thanks for looking though man!
[07:22] <ikonia> [Screamo]: from the hardware drivers menu ?
[07:22] <[Screamo]> ikonia yes
[07:22] <ikonia> [Screamo]: what card is it ? have you checked it's supportability ?
[07:22] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, ok, well, I guess that kinda kills the idea then?  Can you get hold a 32bit version of WIn7?
[07:23] <n2diy> gbear14275: np, I was curious, having never heard of it.
[07:23] <gbear14275> n2diy: I got there after reading this howto: http://www.linux-kvm.org/page/How_to_assign_devices_with_VT-d_in_KVM
[07:23] <BOyen> my friend of mine play his starcraft on wine... in my pc i doesnt  play my starcraft using wine
[07:24] <[Screamo]> ikonia how would i find out what card is without looking at it?
[07:24] <gbear14275> n2diy: so was trying to figure out if I had VT-d support
[07:24] <gbear14275> am still trying to figure out if I do
[07:24] <ikonia> [Screamo]: lspci is a good start
[07:25] <paranoidphreak> wildbat: i'll give vmware a shot, thanks
[07:25] <alabd> any opinion
[07:25] <n2diy> gbear14275: roger that, got to take a break, I'll take a look at it in a couple.
[07:26] <[Screamo]> 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: nVidia Corporation NV11 [GeForce2 MX/MX 400] (rev b2)
[07:26] <spoonb> VT-d usually needs to be enabled in bios, check there.
[07:27] <gbear14275> spoonb: Is there anyway to probe to see if its enabled already?
[07:27] <paranoidphreak> binaryme: not @ the moment; i'm screwed. i guess i'll stick with xp for now and when i plan on getting a new system; i'm going to make sure it has virtualisation features. probably getting an amd system (more bang for the money)
[07:28] <paranoidphreak> binaryme: thanks for your help anyways
[07:29] <wildbat> paranoidphreak, oh ~ a 64bit cpu but w/o VT-x  that's hurts.... hmmm what intel was thinking...., ~ you can't run 64bit guest then i get
[07:29] <wildbat> s/get/guess/
[07:29] <spoonb> gbear14275: give me a sec to poke around on this comp which I have it enabled
[07:29] <binaryme> paranoidphreak, you're welcome.  sorry I couldn't be of more help.
[07:30] <gbear14275> spoonb: OOH thanks!
[07:30] <paranoidphreak> wildbat: yeah, i'm planning on moving to amd processors
[07:30] <wildbat> paranoidphreak, not mre AMD for me ~ i hate AMD ;p
[07:30] <paranoidphreak> wildbat: there cheaper
[07:31] <paranoidphreak> wildbat: i tried amd and i found it suitable for me
[07:31] <WormDrink> Hi nick_
[07:31] <WormDrink> your in
[07:31] <nick_> hi
[07:31] <paranoidphreak> wildbat: why do u hate amd?
[07:32] <wildbat> paranoidphreak, buggy and overheat issues
[07:32] <mneptok> paranoidphreak / wildbat: CPU holy wars are offtopic. please move the conversation.
[07:32] <paranoidphreak> wildbat: oh, i'll keep that in mind
[07:33] <indus> amd x3 is the greatest processor on earth :)
[07:33] <binaryme> gbear14275, What do you get when you do "kvm-ok" in a console?
[07:33] <Livingroom> need help with kismet. i dont know what to specify as the source type. using ubuntu 10.4....
[07:33] <nick_> hi guys, looking for help with RAID on Ubuntu server
[07:33] <AAA> Livingroom  what is your wifi chip?
[07:33] <Livingroom> hmm, one sec
[07:33] <Livingroom> i know it's atheros based but i dont know the exact chipset #
[07:33] <gbear14275> $ kvm-ok
[07:33] <gbear14275> INFO: Your CPU supports KVM extensions
[07:33] <gbear14275> INFO: /dev/kvm exists
[07:33] <gbear14275> KVM acceleration can be used
[07:33] <FloodBot2> gbear14275: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:34] <wildbat> nick_, just ask the question may be
[07:34] <gbear14275> sorry FloodBot2
[07:34] <xtris> after loading Universal USB Installer - 7-zip gave me a Diagnostic Message: It shows many "File is broken" -- Data error in '.disk/casper-uuid-generic'.'
[07:34] <AAA> Livingroom  been a while since I used kismet, but there should be an option for the atheros driver in the comments
[07:34] <spoonb> cat /proc/cpuinfo should also have vme for virtual mode extensions for intel
[07:35] <nUboon2Age> alabd: did changing the theme to High Contrast Inverse work for you?
[07:35] <gbear14275> spoonb: running amd
[07:35] <gbear14275> spoonb: but i think I can look up the twin on amds side
[07:35] <wildbat> xtris, did check your iso against checksum?
[07:36] <xtris> no, how do i do that?
[07:36] <gbear14275> spoonb: I have the vme flags... that mean vt-d is possible?
[07:36] <binaryme> gbear14275, having a look at "man kvm-ok" may help...
[07:36] <nick_> ok, basically I installed Ubuntu Server 10.4, have 2 x 500GB drives on them 2 x 500MB partitions non-raid, for grub (booting from one of them), 2 x 4GB for swap (RAID 0), 2 x rest of the drives for / (RAID 0), the installation was successful, but after restart it went to BusyBox, grub menu didn't show up
[07:36] <Sam_Fisher> Howdy Ya'll
[07:36] <spoonb> Well.. no.. it means kms is possible
[07:37] <gbear14275> !kms
[07:37] <sikun> I have a emachine em250 netbook, which is identical to the acer aspire d250, my question is i'm trying to find out what temp the cpu is running at, but in /proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM , temperature only reads at 27C and does not change
[07:37] <spoonb> KVM oops
[07:37] <gbear14275> spoonb: kms?
[07:37] <Sam_Fisher> What softphone is the best? I am using X-lite but seems that it's 2 versions old compared to Windoze.
[07:37] <nick_> there is another 4 x 1.5TB raid 5 array which is for data only, on the same system
[07:37] <wildbat> !checksum | xtris
[07:38] <gbear14275> spoonb: ah yeah.  I'm already running VM's with kvm... my problem is figuring out pci passthrough which seems to be dependent on vt-d/IOMMU
[07:38] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, have you tried it after boot from a cold system?
[07:38] <spoonb> Yes it is and needs to be enable in the kernel.
[07:38] <dart> help...when i type sudo nautilus i get this error...Nautilus could not create the required folder "/root/.config/nautilus"
[07:38] <Livingroom> aaa: cant find an atheros comment in the kismet.conf OR the kismet "README" what should i do
[07:38] <sikun> Sam_Fisher, yeah i have even on a cold boot it is 27C right away
[07:38] <ray__> d
[07:38] <spoonb> Do you build your kernels or prepackaged?
[07:38] <nick_> booted from ubuntu live cd - it shows me the drives individually (Disk Manager) but under the RAID/LVM section I have only 1 array showing and it says "Not running, not enought components to start"
[07:38] <gbear14275> spoonb: thats actually my problem... how do I enable it in the kernel?
[07:38] <somebody_> my installer hangs at 79% does anyone know why?
[07:38] <gbear14275> spoonb: prepacakged :-/
[07:39] <spoonb> qbear14275: Let me see what the module would be real quick
[07:39] <spoonb> I'll have to look it up in the .config
[07:39] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, are you worried it is to hot or just curious?
[07:39] <gbear14275> spoonb: I've read about alot of stuff happeinng in the grub .config but I don't know how to enable it
[07:39] <dart> help...when i type sudo nautilus i get this error...Nautilus could not create the required folder "/root/.config/nautilus".....how can i solve this???
[07:40] <prince_jammys> dart: ''gksudo nautilus''
[07:40] <wildbat> nick_, the LIVE_CD don't ahve the drivers for RAID i think.
[07:40] <gbear14275> spoonb: this all talks to the error messages IOMMU states on startup: http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=6855830&postcount=88
[07:40] <AAA> Livingroom  lsmod | grep madwifi
[07:40] <spoonb> Not grub .config, but kernel config. I have to pass a boot arguement to enable it
[07:40] <dart> prince_jammys, i get that error on gksudo too
[07:40] <Livingroom> AAA: nothing
[07:40] <spoonb> I use intel IOMMU but I know where the AMD is too
[07:41] <industrial> How do I add items in the list of windowmanagers in GDM? I compiled dwm in my homedir but can't select it.
[07:41] <nick_> wildbat, how can I check this
[07:41] <sikun> Sam_Fisher, worried at times... it does get rather warm
[07:41] <somebody_> my installer hangs at 79% does anyone know why?
[07:41] <spoonb> However I dont always use it since it is buggy
[07:41] <AAA> Livingroom  lsmod | grep ath
[07:41] <Livingroom> i do see something labeled "ATH" and "ATH5K" in the regular LSMOD,
[07:42] <xtris> wildbat: i checked the md5 sum, mine is incorrect
[07:42] <Sam_Fisher> dart, type sudo space and then na and then TAB to let it spell it correctly. I always spell it wrong.
[07:42] <Livingroom> yeah there's something labeled "ATH", AAA. ill try that
[07:42] <wildbat> nick_, you have to rescue/ reinstall grub from alternate CD, and drop to root shell to do so
[07:42] <AAA> Livingroom  ok, do you have an ath0 as an ifconifg?
[07:42] <Livingroom> no, i have a wlan0
[07:42] <wildbat> xtris, you have a bad Download then redownload and check again until it matches
[07:42] <yiwan> try sudo ifup
[07:43] <dart> Sam_Fisher, hey is spelled it correctly...still
[07:43] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, well then we need to figure this out! You need a graphical toolbar so you can keep an eye on it.
[07:43] <xtris> wildbat: alrighty, thx a lot :)
[07:43] <Jordan_U> wildbat: nick_: Grub is working fine if you get to busybox, so re-installing grub won't help.
[07:43] <spoonb> gbear14275: Do you not have access to your BIOS? Even the kernel description says to check the bios for an option to enable it.
[07:43] <Sam_Fisher> dart, OK worth a try. Did GKsudo help?
[07:43] <AAA> Livingroom  what is the wifi chip? look at $ lspci <-- see if you can tell what the wifi chip is, and paste it
[07:43] <roger__> hello
[07:43] <dart> Sam_Fisher, nope same problem
[07:43] <spoonb> The kernel config option is CONFIG_AMD_IOMMU=y
[07:44] <Livingroom> aaa: just tried the line "source=wlan0,ath,wireless" and i tried it as source="ath,wlan0,wireless" and it didnt like either way
[07:44] <gbear14275> spoonb: how do I set that kernel config option?
[07:44] <n2diy> gbear14275: if you followed the directons on that web page, I don't have a clue what else you can do?
[07:44] <skar> hi, cron isn't starting automatically on my machine with lucid for server amd64. anyone know a fix?
[07:44] <spoonb> First lets see if you already have it.
[07:44] <Livingroom> lsmod reports "atheros communications inc AR5001"
[07:44] <Livingroom> err lspci
[07:44] <roger__> 谁会说汉语？
[07:44] <spoonb> Do you have a /usr/src/linux directory?
[07:44] <wildbat> !cn | roger__
[07:44] <yiwan> 我回
[07:44] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, 19-year-old Isaac Holdsambeck was driving a Ford F-350 with four passengers when he swerved off the northbound lane of Hampton Cove Way.
[07:45] <AAA> Livingroom  AR5001 ok. one sec
[07:45] <nick_> Jordan_U, yes, I am getting to busybox, but one more thing, I noticed that when it gets to busybox, all mounts fail, one of them being /dev/md1 which is supposedly the RAID0 array
[07:45] <roger__> Nobody
[07:45] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, oops my bad.
[07:45] <Lance2> whois Lance2
[07:45] <sikun> Sam_Fisher, what could cause it to not read the temp
[07:45] <wildbat> Jordan_U, nick_ oh ! i miss the busybox part~
[07:45] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, Do you have access to synaptic?
[07:45] <sikun> Sam_Fisher, ha.. i was wondering
[07:45] <sikun> Sam_Fisher, i will install it quick
[07:45] <gbear14275> spoonb: I have a /usr/src/ directory with kernel headers inside
[07:45] <Livingroom> aaa: ok
[07:45] <roger__> 那你为什么不说汉语
[07:45] <spoonb> Ok good!
[07:46] <spoonb> The config file is a hidden file .config
[07:46] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, Xsensors reads temp and voltage
[07:46] <spoonb> Does it exist?
[07:46] <wildbat> roger__, this is a english channel ~ for chinese goto #ubuntu-cn
[07:46] <Livingroom> woot!
[07:46] <gbear14275> spoonb: no
[07:46] <industrial> How do I add items in the list of windowmanagers in GDM? I compiled dwm in my homedir but can't select it.
[07:46] <dart> Nautilus could not create the required folder "/root/.config/nautilus"....how to solve the error...this pops up when i type sudo nautilus
[07:46] <Livingroom> aaa: i got it fixed! i used "ath5k" instead of "ath" and it works!!!
[07:46] <Livingroom> aaa: thank you for the help!
[07:47] <spoonb> Ok that wont work then.
[07:47] <wildbat> nick_, try maunally mount the root ?
[07:47] <Sam_Fisher> dart, have you tried rebooting X Cntrl Alt Backpsace? I have seen that error before I just can't place it exactly
[07:47] <n2diy> industrial: is it in your sessions menu at the log in prompt?
[07:48] <industrial> thats whaty im saying
[07:48] <spoonb> For reverence if you use make menuconfig in that directory you will get a ncurses based program to build a kernel
[07:48] <industrial> its not cause its not a package
[07:48] <industrial> its not in there how do i put it there
[07:48] <spoonb> You can learn alot in there.
[07:48] <dart> Sam_Fisher, i alrdy rebooted :(
[07:48] <jaldhar> is there some problem with the latest flashplugin-nonfree update?  Now I can't use it in konqueror at all and firefox hangs every second or third time
[07:48] <Sam_Fisher> What Softphone do you use? I have Gizmo5 and Google voice so free calling!
[07:48] <sikun> Sam_Fisher, ok i just installed Xsensors, I have it open and right now it just shows a temp, and that is 26.8C
[07:48] <spoonb> Unfortunatly I dont know where the .config file is for those prebuilt kernels are.
[07:48] <gbear14275> spoonb: yeah I saw those commands in the howto... but i didn't know how to do that
[07:48] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, man am I good or what!
[07:48] <Sam_Fisher> sikun,  just kidding
[07:49] <spoonb> You may not need too, but there are alot of descriptions in there to learn.
[07:49] <Sam_Fisher> I guess now wait and see if it goes up or down?
[07:49] <alabd> nUboon2Age:  yes it works but not usefull for black and white paper
[07:49] <Livingroom> aaa: did you get that?
[07:49] <gbear14275> spoonb: I probably don't want to learn how to build my own kernels tonight I'm guessing
[07:49] <Baribal_> Hi. It turns out I make my swap partition too small. Is there a tool that can resize partitions without wiping them?
[07:49] <AAA> Livingroom  yeah, I was just about to suggest that :) good work
[07:49] <spoonb> No I wouldn't it taks some trail and error.
[07:49] <Sam_Fisher> Is rebooting the same as Ctrl ALt Backspace?
[07:49] <n2diy> industrial: have you tried running it in terminal?
[07:50] <nUboon2Age> alabd: and what was it that you were looking for?
[07:50] <Livingroom> aaa: it always bothers me when i have to ask for help :( thanks very much!
[07:50] <Jordan_U> Baribal_: Yes, reboot with the Ubuntu (or any other) LiveCD and use gparted.
[07:50] <Baribal_> Thanks.
[07:50] <jaldhar> spoonb: l.config is in linux-kbuild-<kernel version> afaik
[07:50] <WalterN> ok, I'm looking into building a new computer... which brings me to the classic question, ATI vs nvidia for driver support
[07:50] <Sam_Fisher> Nvidia!
[07:50] <gbear14275> spoonb: in some of the howto's they mention this: "add iommu=noaperture at the end of the line in /boot/grub/menu.lst starting with #defoptions. then do sudo update-grub and, finally reboot ..." we couldn't do something similar for that config change too could we?
[07:50] <sikun> Sam_Fisher, the temp doesn't change though
[07:50] <nick_> wildbat, where grub gets its mount configuration from (e.g. fstab)
[07:50] <Sam_Fisher> Dual screen in a few minutes with Nvidia
[07:50] <gbear14275> anyone know where the config's for the default kernels are?
[07:50] <industrial> n2diy: I know it is installed and it will probably work (or not in which case ill recompile) but its not a UBUNTU package so it has no install scripts extra for GDM so it doesnt appear in GDM. How do I put it in the GDM list?
[07:51] <WalterN> is NVIDIA still that much better with their linux drivers?
[07:51] <spoonb> jaldhar awesome! But what subdirectory. I am not on a ubun currently
[07:51] <Jordan_U> gbear14275: For grub2 change GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX in /etc/default/grub and update-grub
[07:51] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, what is the operation range for that puter? 27C seems ok to me
[07:51] <nick_> wildbat, so I should boot in busybox and try mount the root from there?
[07:52] <n2diy> industrial: don't know, I'm not running Gnome, sorry.
[07:52] <Sam_Fisher> SIP phone? Softphones? Linksys Pap2?
[07:52] <spoonb> Well qbear14275 yes you can but that is only if the option is available in the kernel. I suspect it is but I was trying to confirm it.
[07:52] <wildbat> nick_, yes see if you can mount it or what error you got
[07:52] <industrial> n2diy: derp, so I'm still at my original question
[07:52] <wildbat> nick_, grub don't mount fses
[07:53] <spoonb> I would look up and kernel cmd before passing them though
[07:53] <alabd> nUboon2Age:  looking for a black and white theme to be printed in a train hard book ,because book is black&white
[07:53] <triaspia> hey there, wondering if someone could help me, having a little trouble connecting to my wpa2-personal wireless connection, it wont see the network and doesnt connect if i put the details in as if it were a hidden network (only just installed ubuntu 10.04 and have next to no idea what im doing at this point)
[07:53] <spoonb> You DO need to enable IOMMU with a cmd arg though
[07:53] <nick_> wildbat, will try now boot into busybox and mount the root
[07:53] <industrial> 4
[07:53] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, do you run Gnome? Computertemp applet logs changes
[07:54] <gbear14275> Jordan_U, spoonb:  thats the place to put it though?  And how would I check if it works after a reboot?
[07:54] <spoonb> It is somewhat experimental and like I siad crashes me sometime
[07:54] <Sam_Fisher> sikun, Mine is 56 C
[07:54] <Livingroom> aaa: now i get to learn to use kismet lol
[07:54] <nUboon2Age> alabd: you can get additional themes at http://www.gnome-look.org  and http://art.gnome.org and other places...
[07:54] <spoonb> Yes kernel cmd arguments should be passed with grub you boatloader
[07:54] <Livingroom> aaa: do you have any idea how to tie kismet into aircrack? lol. i have some more howtos to raed
[07:55] <Livingroom> aaa: *read
[07:55] <spoonb> The arguement will vary with the processer.
[07:55] <industrial> How do I add items in the list of windowmanagers in GDM? I compiled dwm in my homedir but can't select it.
[07:55] <industrial> I need to add it manually.
[07:55] <sikun> Sam_Fisher, i do run gnome, also it is adjusting the fan to the temp as it gets warmer the fan is speeding up so that is a good sign i suppose, but it still says its at 27C, also acpi -V shows the cpu at 26.8C also
[07:55] <spoonb> gbear14275: dmesg well report it is enabled.
[07:56] <nUboon2Age> alabd: so you need it to NOT be inverse.
[07:56] <Ginbun2> I want enlightment on my netbook. is it using Ubuntu to install it the best way?
[07:56] <gbear14275> spoonb: this look right?   GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="CONFIG_AMD_IOMMU=y"
[07:56] <paulo_> Every time I reboot my system I need to reinstall my Wireless USB driver through ndisgtk. When it will be fixed, anyone knows?
[07:56] <spoonb> But I really want you to check your bios, because it is almost always disabled by default which would prevent kernel support or cmd args from woking
[07:57] <theadmin> Hey, is it normal that swap is not used even though more than 80% of physical memory is in use?
[07:57] <gbear14275> spoonb: brb
[07:57] <spoonb> gbear14275, thats a kernel config style arguement.
[07:57] <nUboon2Age> paulo_: are you running on a liveCD or liveUSB or a hard disk?
[07:57] <paulo_> nUboon2Age: hard disk
[07:57] <indus> theadmin, some swap is always used i notice
[07:57] <AAA> Livingroom  like I said, it's been a while since I've used kismet
[07:57] <alabd> nUboon2Age: NOT be inverse. ?
[07:57] <jaldhar> so no one else is having flash problems on lucid except me?
[07:57] <triaspia> first timer using ubuntu, someone free to help with an internet connection issue?
[07:58] <theadmin> indus, well, it says 0B out of 3GB in use... The System Monitor thing
[07:58] <AAA> triaspia  what is the issue?
[07:58] <indus> theadmin, ya its not unusual
[07:58] <n2diy> triaspia: wired, or wireless?
[07:58] <indus> theadmin, now why is that so is the question , which i dont know
[07:58] <triaspia> wireless, cant seem to find my network
[07:58] <nUboon2Age> alabd: the theme available by default in themes is inverse, so its mostly black w/ white lettering, but you want mostly white w/ black lettering, no?
[07:59] <naveen519> unlike google im getting  opendns in firefox while searching for urls
[07:59] <Sam_Fisher> paulo_, I had to do a clean install 2 days ago due to wifi death loop
[07:59] <naveen519> what this opendns is appearing in firefox browser
[07:59] <nUboon2Age> paulo_: okay, that's bizarre.  what kind of install do you have?
[07:59] <naveen519> ?
[07:59] <spoonb> cmd line arguments are like this intel_iommu=on.
[07:59] <n2diy> triaspia: I've never had to configure wireless, it always worked out of the box for me.
[08:00] <paulo_> I think that there is a ndiswrapper bug related to this. Every time I reboot I need to unplug/plug my Wireless USB device and them reinstall its driver
[08:00] <AAA> triaspia  can you connect to other networks? or at least be prompted for a passphrase?
[08:00] <n2diy> triaspia: do you have a network icon on your panel?
[08:00] <alabd> nUboon2Age:  yes to be used in black and white hard book  ,
[08:00] <nUboon2Age> paulo_: oh, so its a usb wireless external device?
[08:00] <paulo_> nUboon2Age: yeap :)
[08:01] <triaspia> yeah, i click it and it says the network is disconnected, tried putting the details in as if it were a hidden network though it still wouldnt connect
[08:01] <wildbat> anyone know why my laptop screen won't go off if the lid is close. if i press the lid button i can see the screen off for 0.1 sec and then back on ~ and flashes again if i release the lid button .
[08:01] <paulo_> I turned my desktop wireless heh heh
[08:01] <ukixx> Mouse issues in ubuntu fix that plz :)
[08:01] <AAA> triaspia  I've had that issure recently with the 10.4 release myself
[08:01] <n2diy> triaspia: have you right clicked it?
[08:01] <nUboon2Age> paulo_: do you know the bug number and if so have you subscribed to it for updates?  It really helps increase the profile of a bug when more people subscribe to it.
[08:01] <ukixx> wee need any mouse work out off box :)
[08:01] <triaspia> it seemed like it was trying to connect, but couldnt quite get there
[08:02] <AAA> triaspia  service network-manager restart fixes it sometimes, others a reboot
[08:02] <Sam_Fisher> triaspia, I use wifi radar to help me find open wifi I mean my wifi netowork
[08:02] <AAA> triaspia  I've tried doing it manually after stopping network-manager to no avail. there is a bug, somewhere, for sure
[08:02] <Lance2> exit
[08:03] <sikun> Sam_Fisher, hmm... i getting some results on google saying it is a bug in the kernel with the intel atom processors, but i'm still digging
[08:03] <alabd> nUboon2Age: want to take white and black pivtures from ubuntu 10.04 default theme but you know it is dark and will be make problem
[08:03] <AAA> triaspia  you can also try /etc/init.d/dbus restart to fix your wifi connect issues
[08:03] <thune3> industrial: i believe you need to create an .desktop entry in /usr/share/xsessions
[08:03] <nUboon2Age> paulo_: do any of these bugs look like it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/+bugs?field.searchtext=wireless+usb&search=Search+Bug+Reports&field.scope=all&field.scope.target=
[08:04] <wildbat> Sam_Fisher, i use airodump to find mine ;p
[08:04] <triaspia> AAA: that came up a few times when i was googling, still no luck, its a wpa2-personal passworded/encrypted connection if that helps :S
[08:05] <nick_> wildbat, I have some trouble booting even into busybox now :( I think I will have to go with the grub rescue first and then see what happens - I have to go now, will try the rescue tonight, and will come in here tomorrow early morning. Thanks for your help!
[08:05] <nUboon2Age> alabd: so did you check the web sites Iisted w/ themes?
[08:05] <AAA> triaspia  did it ever connect to this AP?
[08:06] <arooni-mobile_2> i have ubuntu 10.04;  i cant click to advance flash videos.  help!
[08:06] <nUboon2Age> alabd: you can get additional themes at http://www.gnome-look.org  and http://art.gnome.org and other places...
[08:06] <triaspia> the laptop ive installed it on has under windows, just installed ubuntu about an hour ago but theres been no connection
[08:07] <alabd> nUboon2Age:  told you it should be 10.04 theme but only good white and black
[08:07] <nUboon2Age> alabd: so did you check those web sites?
[08:07] <AAA> triaspia  are you saying you can't get your device to work under windows?
[08:07] <Sam_Fisher> arooni-mobile, in firefox?
[08:08] <triaspia> it works in windows, but not in ubuntu
[08:08] <AAA> triaspia  ok. what is the model number of the device?
[08:09] <triaspia> its a toshiba satelite L500
[08:10] <om26er> triaspia, you have to update your system
[08:10] <alabd> nUboon2Age: yes but it should be 10.04 theme but only good white and black
[08:10] <om26er> triaspia, apprently on ubuntuforms someone says wireless worked for him after updating Lucid
[08:11] <om26er> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1481802
[08:11] <AAA> triaspia  what is the WIRELESS device in your laptop? use lcpci to figure it out
[08:12] <triaspia> "no command 'lcpci' found" did you mean 'lspci"
[08:12] <AAA> triaspia  my bad. lspci
[08:12] <n2diy> triaspia: yes, lspci
[08:13] <sandy_> my speakers are not working so i have no sound
[08:14] <triaspia> om26er ill have to try and find an ethernet cord somewhere, but thanks *link saved*
[08:14] <AAA> sandy_  run $ alsamixer and turn up the volume (to start)
[08:14] <gbear14275> crap... didn't even get to thank spoon
[08:14] <Poul|Raider> Anyone who can help me, i have issues with tsclient/rdesktop with mounted drives on the local machine, when i create folders it gives and error. I found a fix on sourceforge for rdesktop, but its a xxx.patch file. I have no idea what to do with the file to "install" it
[08:14] <om26er> triaspia, in terminal: gksudo software-sources it will open a window. in the third tab check first the lucid-proposed check box, click close and then click reload open terminal and do sudo apt-get dist-upgrade. probably a kernel bug.
[08:15] <om26er> *when you get the wired connection ofcource :)
[08:15] <sandy_> where do i run this
[08:15] <indus> theadmin, http://www.linux.com/news/software/applications/8208-all-about-linux-swap-space
[08:15] <AAA> Poul|Raider  use the unix "patch" command
[08:16] <AAA> Poul|Raider  man patch for more details
[08:16] <n2diy> sandy_: in a terminal
[08:16] <sandy_> ok thank you
[08:16] <Sam_Fisher> sandy_, Do you know how to open a terminal command box?
[08:17] <triaspia> AAA that brought up a huge list of stuff, not sure exactly which bit you need...
[08:17] <WalterN> ok, I'm looking into building a new computer... which brings me to the classic question, ATI vs nvidia for driver support
[08:17] <AAA> triaspia  figure out what is you wifi chip based on that
[08:17] <R3cur51v3> I get "WARNING: untrusted versions of the following packages will be installed!" when I try to install emacs.
[08:17] <R3cur51v3> What does that mean?
[08:18] <AAA> WalterN  nvidia
[08:18] <WalterN> is NVIDIA still that much better with their linux drivers?
[08:18] <R3cur51v3> You know what, I should LTFG.
[08:18] <maco> R3cur51v3: signature's wrong. either there's a different (newer) version going to be installed than last time you ran "sudo apt-get update" (in which case, run that cmmand now) or its from a ppa for which you lack the key or its badness
[08:18] <arooni-mobile_2> i have ubuntu 10.04;  i cant skip ahead in  flash videos on google chrome.  help!
[08:18] <nUboon2Age> paulo_: have you had any luck finding a bug that fits?
[08:18] <maco> R3cur51v3: where badness = man in the middle
[08:18] <triaspia> 06:00.0 network controller: Realtek semiconductor co., ltd device 8172 (rev 10)
[08:19] <Sam_Fisher> sandy thanks for your help everyone LOL
[08:19] <AAA> R3cur51v3  haha. flame wars aside... apt-get install vim
[08:19] <om26er> arooni-mobile, 64bit?
[08:19] <R3cur51v3> AAA, I use vim
[08:19] <Sam_Fisher> Softphone any one?>
[08:19] <R3cur51v3> emacs has a built-in text adventure game I'm interested in
[08:19] <alabd> nUboon2Age:  ?
[08:19] <AAA> R3cur51v3  then why install emacs?
[08:19] <R3cur51v3> I have no interest in using the editor itself
[08:19] <AAA> ah
[08:19] <R3cur51v3> Like I said, it has a built-in game I want to play.
[08:19] <ouyes> hi all , I want to add some applications to start when my computer start, after you logging in, these applications are running itself, how to do this?
[08:19] <WalterN> AAA, NVIDIA is still that much better?
[08:20] <paulo_> nUboon2Age: #416032 seems to fit, but is incomplete... I'm checking Dave Lentz comments on that bug to check if my settings are Ok. :)
[08:20] <nUboon2Age> alabd: yes?  Any luck finding a theme on those web sites?
[08:20] <manu__> hiiiiiii
[08:20] <nUboon2Age> paulo_: I'll take a look at it.
[08:20] <manu__> anybody there?
[08:20] <gbear14275> ok I'm in my BIOS, trying to figure out how to tell if IOMMU is enabled in here... I have a Gart Error reporting option...
[08:20] <AAA> WalterN  I won't say _much_ better. but gatos has been dead for years...
[08:20] <WalterN> AAA, gatos?
[08:21] <AAA> WalterN  an old ati linux driver
[08:21] <alabd> nUboon2Age:  told you , themse should be ubuntu 10.04 default themse nothing esle but color scheme of it should be proper white and black
[08:21] <WalterN> AAA, what does that have to do with it? lol
[08:21] <AAA> R3cur51v3  so what happens when you apt-get install emacs?
[08:21] <ikonia> alabd: gnome-look.org for gnome themes
[08:22] <alabd> ^ ikonni
[08:22] <nUboon2Age> alabd: yes, I understand that.  So have you discovered any that work for you on those web sites?
[08:22] <ikonia> alabd: what ?
[08:22] <AAA> WalterN  that ati doesn't have a current driver for their gear and nvidia does
[08:22] <triaspia> AAA: i found 06:00.0 network conntroller: Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Device 8172 (rev 10) is that what i was looking for?
[08:22] <WalterN> hmm
[08:22] <R3cur51v3> AAA I get some messages like "WARNING: untrusted versions of the following packages will be installed!"
[08:22] <alabd> ikonia:  theme should be ubuntu 10.04 default themse nothing esle but color scheme of it should be proper white and black
[08:22] <R3cur51v3> AAA it's odd because I haven't had problems with the Ubuntu repository before
[08:22] <ikonia> alabd: you install the themes you want
[08:22] <AAA> triaspia  that is your 10/100 on board NIC, not wireless
[08:22] <nUboon2Age> paulo_: Yes, I saw that one too but hoped there would be one more detailed that would fit.
[08:22] <ikonia> alabd: gnome-look.org is a good place to get them
[08:22] <obsidieth> the uh. network manager icon is missing from 'notification area'
[08:22] <Sam_Fisher> Googlevoice and Sip Phone
[08:23] <alabd> ikonia:  read question exactly
[08:23] <alabd> want to take white and black pictures from ubuntu 10.04 default theme but you know it is dark and will be make problem
[08:23] <ikonia> alabd: ask the question clearly
[08:23] <R3cur51v3> Ah-ha
[08:23] <R3cur51v3> All I needed to do to fix the problem was "sudo aptitude update"
[08:23] <WalterN> AAA, how about multiple screen support?
[08:23] <AAA> R3cur51v3  then you just need to override the security checks, or add the gpg keys
[08:23] <ikonia> alabd: use take a snapshot application
[08:23] <alabd> ikonia:  that default theme is most black
[08:24] <nUboon2Age> ikonia: the default theme set includes High Contrast Inverse, but alabd wants it to NOT be inverse.
[08:24] <Neriko> Evening everyone. Will someone please tell me how to set up my pop3 hotmail account in Evolution?
[08:24] <ikonia> nUboon2Age: then he needs to install a theme he wants
[08:24] <ikonia> alabd: so ? change the theme as I've told you
[08:24] <AAA> WalterN  I've used nvidia with multi-screen in linux.  just xorg.cong config
[08:24] <ouyes> how to find the command line of application xchat??
[08:24] <nUboon2Age> ikonia: yes, that's what i've been trying to tell alabd.  I don't think alabd knows about installing themes.
[08:24] <Poul|Raider> AAA okay, will take a look at it
[08:24] <alabd> IT SHOULD BE DEFUALT UBUNTU 10.04 THEME
[08:24] <alabd> IT SHOULD BE DEFUALT UBUNTU 10.04 THEME
[08:24] <alabd> IT SHOULD BE DEFUALT UBUNTU 10.04 THEME
[08:24] <FloodBot2> alabd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:25] <AAA> ouyes  ps auxwwww | grep -i xchat
[08:25] <ikonia> alabd: 1.) use the application->accessories->take screen shot applications to take photos of your desktop 2.) install a theme you want for gnome
[08:25] <ikonia> alabd: it is NOT in ubuntu - YOU install the theme you want
[08:25] <sandy_> i have no sound?
[08:25] <ikonia> alabd: if you flood the channel like that again you will be removed from the channel
[08:25] <alabd> ikonia:  humble say it must
[08:25] <alabd> how should humble say this
[08:25] <alabd> IT SHOULD BE DEFUALT UBUNTU 10.04 THEME
[08:25] <ikonia> alabd: it's not - deal with it
[08:25] <alabd> IT SHOULD BE DEFUALT UBUNTU 10.04 THEME
[08:25] <n2diy> sandy_: is alsamixer open?
[08:25] <FloodBot2> alabd: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:26] <sandy_> yes
[08:26] <triaspia> AAA i cant seem to see anything speciffically relating to wireless :S
[08:26] <WalterN> AAA, hmm... ok.. also... looking at newegg it seems most of the AMD motherboards only support crossfire, and not SLI :/
[08:26] <untmdsprt> ooo, a ban
[08:26] <Neriko> Ouch
[08:26] <AAA> triaspia  iwconfig <-- any interfaces?
[08:26] <n2diy> sandy_: ok turn your sliders up, and make sure there are no red mute boxes at the bottom.
[08:27] <AAA> WalterN  huh?
[08:27] <Neriko> Anyone?
[08:27] <AAA> Neriko  sup?
[08:27] <Neriko> I'm having a brain fart...can't seem to get smtp to work for hotmail using Evolution
[08:27] <WalterN> AAA, I mean most of the AM3 socket based motherboards, most seem to support crossfire (ATI) only...
[08:27] <sandy_> master is red?
[08:28] <obsidieth> ah thats better
[08:28] <ikonia> Neriko: it requires smtp auth doesn't it ?
[08:28] <adante> hey guys, is there a way to get this for intrepid? https://bugs.launchpad.net/samba/+bug/462172
[08:28] <Poul|Raider> AAA, the patch -p num ? what is the value of num ?
[08:28] <triaspia> lo no wireless extentions, eth0 no wireless extentions, wlan 802.11bgn Nickname: "rtl8191SEVA2"
[08:28] <n2diy> sandy_: click on the red, it should turn off.
[08:28] <Neriko> Yes, and I've done that..but apparently Evolution doesn't let me select the port
[08:28] <AAA> Poul|Raider  like patch -p0 /path/to/xxx.patch
[08:28] <thecube> hi, anybody know how to get pass "GLib-WARNING **: getpwuid_r(): failed due to unknown user id (0)?" i cant install or even "try before install" on ubuntu 10.04?
[08:29] <siddhartha> gtk2-module-rgba + murrine not working in lucid, hangs
[08:29] <AAA> triaspia  so your device sees other Ap's
[08:29] <ikonia> thecube: that could be a damaged cd not able to get the correct uid details
[08:30] <thecube> ikonia: thanks will try to reburn, do you think my iso is bad?
[08:30] <abhay_> hi
[08:30] <n2diy> sandy_: the red you are looking for is at the bottom of the slider, not the slider itself.
[08:30] <om26er> !hi | abhay_
[08:30] <abhay_> anyone knows a good chat client that supports video calling!!
[08:30] <triaspia> AAA, i cant say, theres no others in my area to test with
[08:30] <dart> i ma getting the following error when i type sudo nautilus....http://yfrog.com/4jscreenshotpkp...how to solve this?
[08:31] <n2diy> dart, try using gksudo
[08:31] <abhay_> I've tried pidgin & empathy, but they seem to hang...
[08:31] <AAA> Poul|Raider  the -p0 means your patch file is in the  CD (I think).  so, your current working directory is important when patching the source.  It is relative to the source you are patching.
[08:31] <ikonia> thecube: maybe, check the md5sums
[08:31] <dart> n2diy, i tried it :(
[08:32] <Sam_Fisher> abhay_, Fix Pidgin it is the best
[08:32] <siddhartha> gyachi no sound and video call problem
[08:32] <sandy_> ok i still have no sound
[08:32] <Sam_Fisher> abhay_, reinstall it in synaptic
[08:33] <n2diy> dart, does nautilus work in gnome?
[08:33] <dart> n2diy, ya...
[08:33] <Sam_Fisher> sandy_, Oh thanks for the help before when you had no sound ;-)
[08:33] <n2diy> dart, odd.
[08:33] <abhay_> hmm... I think i'll try that
[08:33] <[Screamo]> is displayconfig-gtk removed from  10.04?
[08:33] <dart> yeah
[08:34] <dart> n2diy, no idea how to solve it
[08:34] <triaspia> AAA, i cant say, theres no others in my area to test with
[08:34] <Sam_Fisher> dart, still the Nautilus issue? Jeesh just use paper and pencil already!
[08:34] <sandy_> ?
[08:34] <n2diy> dart, not at the moment.
[08:34] <Onegin> Çäðàâñòâóéòå! Ïîñîâåòóéòå ïîæàëóéñòà Jabber ñåðâåð ïîä Ubuntu.
[08:34] <Sam_Fisher> I'm not helping her
[08:35] <dart> n2diy, btw when i try to open root folder in system drive where ubuntu is insatalled...it says me that u cant open it coz u r not the owner....a big cross is on the folder's icon....
[08:35] <siddhartha> gwibbet is not working in lucid
[08:35] <dart> Sam_Fisher, ya...still....sigh
[08:35] <Sam_Fisher> dart, Oh now we know the problem!
[08:35] <AAA> triaspia  for fun, try this
[08:36] <n2diy> dart, that is good, and normal, that's why you want gksudo nautilus.
[08:36] <Onegin> Hello Advise please Jabber server under Ubuntu.
[08:36] <Sam_Fisher> dart, permission issue
[08:36] <siddhartha> can't login to twitter/facebook through gwibber ,pls help
[08:36] <dart> Sam_Fisher, how can i solve this?
[08:36] <AAA> triaspia  never mind, sorry
[08:36] <triaspia> ok then
[08:36] <Sam_Fisher> dart, have you always used the same password and account?
[08:37] <dart> n2diy, i tried gksudo....same problem
[08:37] <dart> Sam_Fisher, yeah
[08:37] <Sam_Fisher> dart, darn
[08:37] <n2diy> sandy_: if you don't use my nick in your reply, I might not see/hear it, like just now. So all your sliders are up, and there are no red dots at there bottom? Is the slider on your panel turned up?
[08:37] <dart> in user accounts i hv got only account that too is administrator
[08:37] <Sam_Fisher> You need to set your user to have more permission
[08:37] <[Screamo]> Can someone give me any ideas as to how to fix this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=912877
[08:37] <siddhartha> sam_fisher,  can't login to twitter/facebook through gwibber ,pls help
[08:38] <[Screamo]> specificly http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9375767&postcount=7
[08:38] <sandy_> yes
[08:38] <Sam_Fisher> siddhartha, is gwibber a chat program?
[08:38] <siddhartha> any idea how to fix gwibber in ubuntu 10.04
[08:39] <n2diy> sandy_: umm the speakers are plugged in, and turned on?
[08:39] <siddhartha> sam_fisher,gwibber is a social website update app.
[08:40] <wildbat> dart, y don't you look into your /root see if there is .config there?
[08:40] <Sam_Fisher> siddhartha, has it ever worked for you? Has FB changed the server info you are using?
[08:41] <sandy_> n2diy yes
[08:41] <siddhartha> sam_fisher, it does not work for me. i have tried to login to FB/twitter, but not works
[08:43] <[Screamo]> wtf, my resolution is like 2048X1536!
[08:43] <n2diy> sandy_: umm the speakers are plugged in to the speaker jack, and not the mic or line in jack?
[08:43] <Sam_Fisher> [Screamo], stop bragging!
[08:43] <WolvenArrow> hmmm
[08:43] <sandy_> n2diy i have double checked that
[08:44] <[Screamo]> Sam_Fisher, my monitors max resolution is like 1800x1200 >.>
[08:44] <n2diy> sandy_: ok, can you test them on another system?
[08:44] <sandy_> n2diy they worked
[08:44] <Sam_Fisher> [Screamo], Nvidia driver? Laptop?
[08:45] <[Screamo]> not laptop
[08:45] <wildbat> anyone know why my laptop screen won't go off if the lid is close. if i press the lid button i can see the screen off for 0.1 sec and then back on ~ and flashes again if i release the lid button .
[08:45] <n2diy> sandy_:ok, do you see a DCM slider, doudle check that.
[08:46] <Sam_Fisher> [Screamo], are you using the built in video driver or did you install your own chosen driver?
[08:46] <sandy_> n2diy no i dont
[08:46] <sandy_> n2diy i have a pcm
[08:46] <[Screamo]> nvm http://www.amazon.com/Trinitron-Monitor-Dell-P1110-2048x1536/dp/B000EDKLP2 says 2048x1536 is the max
[08:46] <Sam_Fisher> wildbat, powermanagement preference
[08:46] <[Screamo]> :/
[08:47] <n2diy> sandy_: ok, is that turned up, and unmuted?
[08:47] <Sam_Fisher> [Screamo], so you have max set what is the problem?
[08:47] <wildbat> Sam_Fisher, that's non the issue
[08:47] <sandy_> n2diy yes
[08:48] <[Screamo]> well compiz is gone now
[08:48] <Sam_Fisher> wildbat, that's where you set the action to be taken when the lid is shut
[08:48] <wildbat> Sam_Fisher, i know but it is not behaving as expected
[08:48] <Sam_Fisher> [Screamo], could you please ask you question again?
[08:49] <[Screamo]> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=912877
[08:49] <Sam_Fisher> wildbat, yeah I bet the network card is over riding it and turning it back on.'
[08:50] <Sam_Fisher> [Screamo], you need to open Preferences then Appearance and then Visual Affects to Extra
[08:51] <[Screamo]> Sam_Fisher, yes i know this
[08:51] <n2diy> sandy_: I'm at a loss.
[08:51] <[Screamo]> ive been battling with this for 8 months now\
[08:51] <sandy_> n2diy no idea at all
[08:51] <[Screamo]> well
[08:52] <[Screamo]> im just going to go back to no compiz
[08:52] <n2diy> sandy_: I"ve tried every trick I know of.
[08:52] <meocakes> has anyone tried the chrome OS here ?
[08:52] <n2diy> sandy_: at the bottom of most of the sliders, they say 00 in white, right?
[08:53] <Sam_Fisher> [Screamo], so you are set to extra? And you have changed your Monitor settings?
[08:54] <n2diy> sandy_: the box at the bottom of the slider should be greenish, not ghosted gray.
[08:55] <sandy_> n2diy just the master headphone and the 2 pidf the others have mm in them
[08:55] <[Screamo]> i tried setting it to extra, but after about 1 min of widows flashing and disappearing it comes up with desktop effect could not be enabled
[08:55] <[Screamo]> *windows
[08:55] <n2diy> sandy_: ok, use the arrow keys to highlight the ones with mm, and then use the m key to toggle them.
[08:56] <MindSpark> hi, can someone have a look at following dmesg output ? http://pastebin.com/8qtdchmE
[08:56] <MindSpark> the switch  between 13th and 14th the server hasn't been responding
[08:56] <MindSpark> the switch  between 13th and 14th the server hasn't been responding
[08:56] <Crash1hd> hey all I am using mysqldump --all-databases > allmysql-`date +%Y-%m-%d`.sql for a daily backup but I realized that I have 30+ databases and I want to back up each of them individually? any ideas?
[08:56] <MindSpark> does the log say anything ?
[08:57] <n2diy> sandy_: you might want to turn some gain down, I think things are going to get noisy now.
[08:58] <HypothesisFrog> hi. I'm having real problems resolving dependencies for mysql stuff in hardy. It's for a vps server.
[08:58] <sandy_> n2diy ok i have a lot of stactic now
[08:59] <kandinski> I have upgraded my karmic setup only to lose X because Error: API mismatch: the NVIDIA kernel module has version 195.36.15,
[08:59] <kandinski> but this NVIDIA driver component has version 195.36.24.  Please make
[08:59] <kandinski> sure that the kernel module and all NVIDIA driver components
[08:59] <kandinski> how can I fix it? thanks
[08:59] <Sam_Fisher> [Screamo], Find out which driver you have and install the newest driver and reboot and you should be right as rain
[08:59] <Sam_Fisher> Good night folks 3 am here
[08:59] <n2diy> sandy_: ok, put your gains down to half, play around, at least you have something to work with now.
[09:00] <sandy_> n2diy thank you so very much i will see what happens.
[09:00] <n2diy> sandy_: good luck.
[09:02] <[Screamo]> damn it Empathy wont sign in to anything
[09:02] <xae8koo> Hello
[09:02] <xae8koo> I need a complete simple guide to setup php/mysql on localhost...
[09:03] <moetunes> !lamp
[09:03] <Aciid> lamb is a delightful steak meal
[09:03] <andrewyiyi> I'm new to ubuntu, think its great but having problems with one thing - my girlfriend is chinese and she needs to be able to type chinese into word and skype and QQ. Can somebody help me with this.
[09:04] <moetunes> !locale
[09:04] <[Screamo]> what the msn messenger app
[09:06] <MattWB> fail
[09:08] <Jordan_U> andrewyiyi: SHe might want to ask in #ubuntu-cn
[09:08] <wildbat> andrewyiyi, system > pref. > ibus
[09:09] <wildbat> andrewyiyi, system > admin > language to install input method.
[09:10] <andrewyiyi> wildbat thanks for rely their are many options which one is the right one
[09:11] <wildbat> andrewyiyi, input method ....
[09:11] <rethus> have installed synce to connect to my mw 6.5 device. on my xfce-laptop, i connect the cable, and xfce found it as new eth2 device,,, and kpm is configureable. on my kubuntu 10.04 nothing happend.
[09:12] <rethus> any idea, why synce differ from xubuntu 10.04 to kubuntu 10.04 ?
[09:12] <andrewyiyi> I know  but under input method which pinyin option do i choose or do install all of them
[09:12] <xae8koo> Can I run .bat files in ubuntu?
[09:12] <dumbassss> Hello, is there any way to convert my .ppt file to a text file in ubuntu ? i've tried to export it in OO impress to html but it only converted the slides to png :/ i need to extract the text because I have too many slides and can't select the text manually from each one and copy/paste.
[09:13] <radikal> rethus  the diferense is the theme and ubuntu is base in gnome and kubuntu in kde
[09:13] <totem> dumbassss: i love your nick
[09:13] <dumbassss> heh
[09:14] <dumbassss> i love totem playe
[09:14] <dumbassss> r
[09:14] <radikal> hey totem hi . u dont remember me
[09:15] <andrewyiyi>  wildbat I know  but under input method which pinyin option do i choose or do install all of them
[09:15] <rethus>  radikal: so i wonder, why kde don't found the device as eth2
[09:15] <juve3> !list
[09:15] <wildbat> andrewyiyi, that's up to you you can test it all or one by ne
[09:16] <ouyes> what is this? Can not install 'gnochm' (E:Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.) ?/
[09:16] <ouyes> how to fix it?
[09:17] <radikal> rethus give  a second
[09:17] <raddy> Hello Everybody
[09:17] <moetunes> ouyes: was there more to the error?
[09:18] <ouyes> moetunes, nope
[09:18] <bricky> where do I install themes from gnome look
[09:18] <raddy> Did anybody noticed that Ambiance theme, wifi icon still looks black color and easily visible?
[09:18] <moetunes> ouyes: you can try   sudo apt-get install -f
[09:19] <rethus> radikal: in synce-kpm all buttons in gui are disabled.
[09:19] <ouyes> moetunes, Reading package lists... Done
[09:19] <ouyes> Building dependency tree       Reading state information... Done 0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 9 not upgraded.
[09:20] <radikal> not is disable so  can can try whit left click and configurate
[09:20] <moetunes> ouyes: try the install now
[09:20] <rethus> i got htis on the cmd: http://rethus.pastebin.com/TWiSZnJy
[09:21] <DND> hi guys. i have ubuntu 8.04. how can i upgrade my lamp stack to the latest version?
[09:21] <ouyes> moetunes, can you recommend another chm read tools?
[09:21] <DND> using apt
[09:21] <andrewyiyi> wildbat - thanks its seems to work!!!!!
[09:21] <moetunes> ouyes: I use xchm
[09:22] <rethus> ah, this was only, cause i try to execute is as root.
[09:22] <rethus> but have same efekt
[09:22] <ouyes> moetunes, E: Unable to fetch some archives, maybe run apt-get update or try with --fix-missing?
[09:22] <ouyes> moetunes, when I run sudo apt-get install xchm
[09:23] <radikal> rethus how run  root comand?
[09:23] <radikal> in terminal
[09:24] <rethus> i use sudo.. but i have read i had to use kdesudo
[09:24] <DND> low?
[09:24] <rethus> but this was only a try... also with root it didn't work
[09:24] <ouyes> I get a warning when try to update , http://paste-bin.com/view/285251b2, what is it?
[09:24] <moetunes> ouyes: ouyes try   sudo apt-get update
[09:24] <ouyes> moetunes, http://paste-bin.com/view/285251b2
[09:24] <radikal> yes, but to get acces to root instalations u need  put frist   "su?
[09:24] <[Screamo]> meh
[09:25] <radikal> su
[09:25] <pablohn> #electronica
[09:25] <[Screamo]> now it doesnt show my highest resolution
[09:25] <[Screamo]> :/
[09:25] <moetunes> ouyes: seems the upgrade might have had a hitch
[09:26] <raddy> Did anybody noticed that Ambiance theme, wifi icon still looks black color and easily visible?
[09:26] <rethus> radikal:: if i use multysync i got this: http://rethus.pastebin.com/JJzC7xkR
[09:26] <pablohn> join #electronica
[09:27] <bolly> hiya all i have a nokia d211 on an old machine and was trying to install the drivers for it but couldn't find one for the 2.6 kernel - i've installed the drivers for windows with ndiswrapper and am wondering where to go from here
[09:28] <ouyes> moetunes, how to solve it ?
[09:28] <radikal> rethus ok   what u want try  istall>
[09:28] <moetunes> ouyes: you could try   sudo ap-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade   to see if it pulls in more
[09:29] <rethus>  radikal: i don't understand
[09:29] <rethus> what have i to install?
[09:29] <bricky> hey how do I install gnome look themes or packages
[09:30] <radikal> brick what distro do u have?
[09:32] <hs3rvl> สวัสดีครับ
[09:32] <bricky> radikal: ubuntu :)
[09:32] <ouyes> then here is another question, I have a blackberry 9520, it have a modem inside,and I can get access to the internet via the modem in my computer under windows(yes I get access to the internet from the modem in my cell phone)), but how to do the same thing under ubuntu ?
[09:33] <radikal> bricky u can use repositorio or  install art manager  from ubuntu softwer center
[09:33] <rethus> radikal: i have no disabled "advanced networkconnection" on my wm device, and got this in /messages/ if i connect:
[09:33] <bricky> radikal: Thanks man
[09:33] <rethus> http://rethus.pastebin.com/U3aTuVTL
[09:34] <rethus> seems the device try to set a new eth device but can't establish it ?!
[09:34] <bricky> let's see how this MAC OSX looks on ubuntu :)
[09:34] <radikal> retus  make left click and enable ur divace
[09:35] <pazsion> can't mount ntfs hd?
[09:35] <radikal> yes let me  a second
[09:35] <pazsion> how do i install nvidia drivers from nvidia.com *.run??
[09:36] <ouyes> is there anyone get a blackberry?
[09:36] <rethus> radikal: jeha, i found it... have firestarter as firewall started, and have to stop firewall, now the connection establish
[09:36] <radikal> ok
[09:36] <HandyGandy> Hello. How can I find out what a pariculr key sequence is bound to?
[09:36] <radikal>  good loook men and  njoin
[09:36] <radikal> rethus
[09:36] <pazsion> can anyone help me ??^^
[09:36] <wildbat> HandyGandy, System > Perf. > Keyboard Shortcut
[09:37] <radikal> bricky  u can copi and paste this repositorio  n ur terminal
[09:37] <radikal> sudo apt-get install gnome-themes-extras
[09:37] <rethus> radikal, thanks a lot. now i only have to find out, which adress/ports have i to open... so i didn't need to deactivate the firewall in future
[09:37] <moetunes> pazsion: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-install-nvidia-drivers-manually-on-ubuntu-10-04-lucid-lynx.html
[09:37] <anirvana> Need to install wifi in my ubuntu offline?Is there anyway I can do it with tarballs ?
[09:37] <wildbat> !modem | ouyes
[09:38] <pazsion> moe: its the same for 8.04 right?
[09:38] <ouyes> wildbat, you can find the modem in the bb under ubuntu
[09:38] <moetunes> pazsion: I wouldn't know - never tried
[09:39] <moetunes> !tab | pazsion
[09:39] <wildbat> ouyes, you need a driver~ if it can't detect your modem
[09:39] <DND> hello? how can i upgrade my apache and php to the latest version on my ubuntu 8.04?
[09:39] <bolly> hiya all i have a nokia d211 on an old machine and was trying to install the drivers for it but couldn't find one for the 2.6 kernel - i've installed the drivers for windows with ndiswrapper and am wondering where to go from here? At the moment i see now wlan0 or anything like that. Thanks!
[09:39] <anirvana> Need to install wifi in my ubuntu offline?Is there anyway I can do it with tarballs ? help please :)
[09:40] <lefantomedlopera> hello I have a problem mounting a partition
[09:40] <radikal> anirvana maybe not because u need downlaod and installl the drivers
[09:40] <matanya> which?
[09:40] <lefantomedlopera> I make sudo mkdir /media/disk
[09:41] <matanya> and?
[09:41] <lefantomedlopera> sudo mount /dev/sda2 /media disk
[09:41] <wildbat> anirvana, you can browse and get the package. and somehow (USB may be) to your offline ubuntu
[09:41] <lefantomedlopera> and sudo chown lefantomedlopera /media/disk
[09:41] <chinmaya_n> anirvana, I think u can use ndiswrapper , which makes widows drivers suitable for ubuntu
[09:41] <lefantomedlopera> for this last line I fave the echos chown: changing ownership of `/media/sd2go/': Operation not permitted
[09:41] <moetunes> !aptoncd | anirvana
[09:41] <anirvana> wildbat : I can't the tarball anywhere :(
[09:42] <lefantomedlopera> Hhat should I do to change owner to say it is the disk of lefantomedlopera in the group root
[09:42] <chinmaya_n> anirvana, I think u can use ndiswrapper , which makes widows drivers suitable for ubuntu
[09:42] <lefantomedlopera> and not the root's disk
[09:42] <wildbat> lefantomedlopera, you can't chown a mount point ~ use mount option instead -o uid=user123 gid=grp123