[00:00] <Lxndr> LinuxPhreak: I can't seem to find Bennix.
[00:00] <wildbat> sorry
[00:00] <mokkan> hello, i'm using ubuntu netbook edition 10.04, and all of the options regarding desktop graphical effects are greyed out. this wasn't the case in 9.10. what might be the problem?
[00:00] <thegreyspot> I cant boot in to windows or ubuntu
[00:00] <LinuxPhreak> http://www.bennix.net
[00:00] <XuMuK> I need to rename all files in some directory recursively (like  mv ~/www/pchat/!.class.php ~/www/pchat/!.class) What am I missing?
[00:00] <wildbat> matteo1990,, repartition it with gparted
[00:00] <matteo1990> wildbat, so i need to reinstall all?
[00:00] <cfeazell_> Hi, I have a Toshiba Satellite L505D-GS6000 and just updated from 9.10 to 10.4. When I try to boot, I get ACPI errors. Any suggestions?
[00:00] <eye-zak> Henryacores: did you try running update-grub ?
[00:01] <Skaperen> wildbat: I'm looking for something that maps packages for 9.10 that have changed names for 10.04 (or repackaged under another name or whatever)
[00:01] <icepeda> mokkan: run metacity --replace in a console, does it work now?
[00:01] <wildbat> nph0rm, no sdb sdc, ?
[00:01] <XuMuK> Hi folks!
[00:01] <XuMuK> I need to rename all files in some directory recursively (like  mv ~/www/pchat/!.class.php ~/www/pchat/!.class) What am I missing?
[00:01] <airtonix> nph0rm, if your usb drive is plugged in and mounted then the file /etc/mtab might help you
[00:01] <jsec> !repeat | XuMuK
[00:01] <sandra_> hola
[00:01] <Lxndr> LinuxPhreak: Okay, I'm downloading the iso. Hopefully their programming is better than their spelling!
[00:01] <Henryacores> eye-zak, I've installed grub2 in hopes it would update
[00:01] <eye-zak> XuMuk: you probably want to use find
[00:01] <nph0rm> wildbat no, only sda ,sg0
[00:01] <Skaperen> Lxndr: whose spelling?
[00:01] <mamous> Could not update ICEauthority file /home/mamous/.ICEauthority
[00:01] <xangua> sandra_: hi, looking for ubuntu help¿
[00:02] <nph0rm> airtonix: it is not mounted
[00:02] <Lxndr> Skaperen: The ones on www.bennix.net
[00:02] <wildbat> matteo1990, no gparted can resize and move  partition ~ just i will take a while
[00:02] <jsec> XuMuK: maybe replace ! with *
[00:02] <Skaperen> Lxndr: oh
[00:02] <LinuxPhreak> Lxndr: if you have any trouble I'm the head developer of it
[00:02] <XuMuK> eye-zak, I didn't hear about find can rename files...
[00:02] <eye-zak> Henryacores: the update-grub script attempts to detect all of the operating systems on your machine and add entries
[00:02] <thegreyspot> hi i installed wubi on to windows7 and tried to reboot but all i get is "grub rescue" error: unknown filesystem
[00:02] <matteo1990> wildbat, so what exactly i have to resize?
[00:02] <XuMuK> jsec, it either works...
[00:02] <nph0rm> wildbat and there is usbmon0 and usbmon1
[00:02] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: common even
[00:02] <DasEi2> //query ubottu
[00:02] <DasEi2> //query ubottu
[00:03] <thegreyspot> acerimmer come again?
[00:03] <tnbrewer> hello all! Maybe someone can help me with a small VMWare player problem and the new upgrade?
[00:03] <eye-zak> Henryacores: if you run it it will print what it detects, if it doesn't detect windows i'm not sure what to do
[00:03] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: common event.  Here's teh fix  http://www.ohbuntu.blogspot.com/2009/11/repair-grub2-after-install-windows-7.html
[00:03] <wildbat> matteo1990, gparted do that automatically ~ you will see in in gparted
[00:03] <sandra_> spanish
[00:03] <nph0rm> but they aren't block devices
[00:03] <eye-zak> XuMuK: find can run an arbitrary command on all of the matches, use find '*' to find everything
[00:03] <wildbat> nph0rm, hmmmm so you have 2 usb port
[00:03] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: STOP.  Sorry  - that tutorial is for dual boot NOT wubi
[00:04] <mokkan> icepeda, didn't work :\
[00:04] <mamous> Could not update ICEauthority file /home/jake/.ICEauthority
[00:04] <thegreyspot> acerimmer ;) oh not same thing?
[00:04] <dto> ok, compiz works, and the workspace switcher widget still doesn.t
[00:04] <amabo> hi - i'm getting an error when trying to update the mactel package. i know how to fix it, but i don't know how to download the package!
[00:04] <garo> http://www.ubuntu.com/education/benefit contains a spellingerror: "Instituions" instead of "Institutions"
[00:04] <jsec> XuMuK: have you tried the rename command?
[00:04] <pARESit> did anyone know wye the gnome-comamnder didn't save my ftp settings
[00:04] <manwith> does anyone know if there is an ubuntu server version that will work with i686 hardware?
[00:04] <Henryacores> eye-zak, is it possible that grub has overlapped some Windows 7 boot file?
[00:04] <amabo> the URL is  http://ppa.launchpad.net/matt/mactel-support/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz but should be launchpad.net/~mactel-support/ not ~/mactel-support
[00:04] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: wubi is the unstable but "safer" alternative for those who wont/cant dual boot.
[00:04] <amabo> can anyone help me out?
[00:05] <icepeda> mokkan: go to: System > Apparence > Visual Effects and chose None
[00:05] <wildbat> nph0rm, do a : sudo partprobe
[00:05] <thegreyspot> acerimmer so im out of luck?
[00:05] <mamous> any one
[00:05] <eye-zak> Henryacores: grub installs itself to the MBR (master boot record) outside of any partition
[00:05] <mokkan> icedwater, it's set to None, but all 3 options are completely greyed out (including none)
[00:05] <jsec> amabo, what mactel package?
[00:05] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: wait 1
[00:05] <mamous> Could not update ICEauthority file /home/mamous/.ICEauthority
[00:05] <eye-zak> Henryacores: can you mount and view your windows files ?
[00:05] <thegreyspot> acerimmer: take your time
[00:05] <Henryacores> Yes
[00:05] <tnbrewer> So I upgraded my Ubuntu to 10.04 in VMWare, and now it will not detect my wired internet connection
[00:05] <icedwater> mokkan: Try talking to icepeda ;)
[00:05] <Lxndr> Mozilla Thunderbird goes dark within seconds of booting. Is this normal on the new version of ubuntu? And if not, could anyone help me troubleshoot?
[00:05] <cr33p> so, can anyone help to fix my wireless connection problem? im using a netgear wg111v3 as wifi adapter and thomson tg585v7 as wifi router. the problem is i get slow download speeds. i get only ~80kb/s when i should get 420 kb/s. under win7 it works perfectly
[00:05] <tnbrewer> can anyone help?
[00:05] <nph0rm> wildbat: device-mapper: deps ioctl failed: No such device or adress Segmentation fault
[00:05] <mokkan> woops sorry icedwater, your names are just so similar... tab-completion :(
[00:06] <icedwater> Heh, type a little more :P
[00:06] <manwith> does anyone know if there is an ubuntu server version that will work with i686 hardware?
[00:06] <amabo> jsec:  mactel for macbooks - do you need to know which one specifically? its at this URL http://j.mp/ak2nHw
[00:06] <matteo1990> wildbat, I ahve just installed gparted and i am running it, what you suggest to do? What is the best size for /boot to avoid that error?
[00:06] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: so NOTHING boots?
[00:06] <wildbat> nph0rm, you have a broken lib ~ you install from cd ?
[00:06] <Henryacores> eye-zak, the system just doesn't seem to start at all
[00:06] <hipitihop> does anyone know how to pair a microsoft entertainment keybaord 7000 ? I can pair the mouse, but for the keyobard it says to enter a pin
[00:06] <thegreyspot> acerimmer: no no local os boots, perhaps a livec cd?
[00:06] <nph0rm> tnbrewer you need to activate nat or brige your interface
[00:07] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: no windows, no buntu??
[00:07] <nph0rm> wildbat yes, from cd
[00:07] <manwith> does anyone know if there is an ubuntu server version that will work with i686 hardware?
[00:07] <thegreyspot> acerimmer no:(
[00:07] <jsec> amabo, you have to add the ppa to your source list first
[00:07] <tnbrewer> nph0rm: how do I do that?
[00:07] <dennda> Hey, I'm on lucid and I just did a system update. One kernel package failed to update and is now messing with any software installation. Check http://paste.pocoo.org/show/MXup0y4h3LI6yulujEo4/ -- What can I do about it?
[00:07] <amabo> jsec: i have it already, it's an update that's bugged
[00:07] <nph0rm> tnbrewer: you can do so in vmware
[00:07] <fax> Is there instructions for mac os how to put the iso onto a USB?
[00:07] <thegreyspot> acerimmer unless there is some kind of commmand i dont know baout for grub that i can point at the drive
[00:07] <onetinsoldier> matteo1990: don't know what error. but i'd say 300 mb's is big enough for a /boot partition. i have one kernel installed. my /boot has about 90 mb's used
[00:07] <thegreyspot> acerimmer is there nothing like boot hd0,6
[00:07] <fax> I'm just asking because I really awnt to do the right thing because I don't expect it to work..
[00:07] <icepeda> mokkan: are you able to surf by desktops?, I mean, is your windows manager working?
[00:07] <wildbat> matteo1990, when you resizing there is a option to check by default "rund to cyliners"
[00:07] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: so MANUAL boot?  yes.
[00:08] <eye-zak> Henryacores: can you boot a live environment and inspect it from there (desktop CD)
[00:08] <Skaperen> anyone know what new package name is used for what was package "sunbird" under 9.10 ?
[00:08] <jsec> amabo, ah. well then i've got nothing >_<
[00:08] <cr33p> uhm, can anyone help to fix my wireless connection problem? im using a netgear wg111v3 as wifi adapter and thomson tg585v7 as wifi router. the problem is i get slow download speeds. i get only ~80kb/s when i should get 420 kb/s. under win7 it works perfectly
[00:08] <Lxndr> Mozilla Thunderbird goes dark within seconds of booting. Is this normal on the new version of ubuntu? And if not, could anyone help me troubleshoot?
[00:08] <mokkan> icepeda, yeah, everything works, just not visual effects :(
[00:08] <thegreyspot> acerimmer is there nothing like boot hd0,6
[00:08] <matteo1990> wildbat, I have to unmount it before, i can do that while the system is on?
[00:08] <tnbrewer> nph0rm: Thanks... trying it now... and restarting
[00:08] <Henryacores> eye-zak, I didn't catch what you mean. I am currently on the ubuntu partition of the computer
[00:08] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[00:08] <wildbat> nph0rm, check the cd integrity  you may have a faulty cd  > faulty installation
[00:08] <icepeda> mokkan, do you have compiz installed?
[00:08] <amabo> jsec: bummer. but i have a URL for the package! i just don't know where to put it
[00:09] <matteo1990> wildbat, k doing it
[00:09] <icepeda> mokkan, try: compiz --replace
[00:09] <wildbat> matteo1990, nope ~ but what live CD for ^^
[00:09] <mokkan> icepeda, comiz doesn't seem to be installed, i'm guessing i need that?
[00:09] <cr33p> can noone help with my connection problem?
[00:09] <mokkan> compiz *
[00:09] <icepeda> mokkan, yes, you need it
[00:09] <Ragnar> hey, after installing ubuntu 10.04, and the computer is rebooting, I get this error: error: out of disk. | grub rescue>
[00:09] <Ragnar> is there a reason for that?
[00:09] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: do you get error msg??
[00:09] <cfeazell_> Can anyone help with Ubuntu 10.4 ACPI  on a Toshiba Satellite L505D-GS6000?
[00:09] <Cyclist2> jrib: I am sorry for the delay in answering you, but I decided to 'stretch' the script to fit in one line only: #!/bin/bash; while true; do COUNT=`ps -ef | grep -v grep | grep -c amule`; if test $COUNT = 0; then `/usr/bin/amule`; fi; done
[00:10] <thegreyspot> acerimmer well i get error: unknown filesystem
[00:10] <nph0rm> wwildbat thx a lot!
[00:10] <nph0rm> wildbat thx a lot!
[00:10] <eye-zak> Henryacres: sorry was confused, you are in ubuntu and there is windows on another partition ?
[00:10] <jsec> amabo, what's the package?
[00:10] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: what windows?
[00:10] <Skaperen> cr33p: I wish I could, but for issues that involve networks and hardware I generally need to be "right there"
[00:10] <jrib> Cyclist2: no, you are making it too complicated.  Just: while true; do amule; done
[00:10] <Zelozelos> oin #blender
[00:10] <thegreyspot> acerimmer can i use Auto Super Grub Disk?
[00:10] <jsec> amabo, i mean more precise than just mactel support. what's the exact package?
[00:10] <thegreyspot> acerimmer win7 32bit
[00:10] <amabo> jsec:  http://ppa.launchpad.net/matt/mactel-support/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz but instead of "/matt/mactel-support/" it should be "/~mactel-support"
[00:11] <icepeda> mokkan, sorry, it is compiz
[00:11] <cr33p> Skaperen: could you use some kind of teamviewer?
[00:11] <amabo> jsec: it just got overwritten with "/~/mactel-support"
[00:11] <manwith> does anyone know if there is an ubuntu server version that will work with i686 hardware?
[00:11] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: yeah supergrub should fix it.
[00:11] <DasEi2> manwith: sure it does
[00:11] <Skaperen> cr33p: not at the moment ... still trying to re-install
[00:11] <thegreyspot> acerimmer its ok to use with wubi?
[00:11] <DasEi2> manwith: more details ?
[00:11] <LinuxPhreak> Last time I checked ubuntu server worked on me P3
[00:11] <mokkan> icepeda, did they remove compiz from the default install? because i definitely remember having this stuff in 9.10
[00:11] <matteo1990> wildbat, I did all while the system on an the error is gone :D Thx alot,
[00:11] <cr33p> Skaperen: ok
[00:11] <tnbrewer> nph0rm: THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
[00:11] <LinuxPhreak> I used 32bit version
[00:11] <shaullx> when i copy let's say from the browser some text, close the browser and then try to past it somewhere it's gone why?
[00:12] <dennda> Can I change my global copy/paste shortcuts?
[00:12] <jsec> amabo, i mean what package are you trying to download? that link doesn't seem to download anything useful.
[00:12] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: actally, I'm not sure.  Understand, WUBI is not the optimal situation.  Strongly urge you to either live CD or bite the bullet and dual-boot.
[00:12] <Skaperen> cr33p: is it a TCP level connection, or a wireless connection, or an "ethernet need to get working" issue?
[00:12] <Wavesonics> i just upgraded to 10.04 but dont have the new ambiance or radiance themes, how can i get them?
[00:12] <onetinsoldier> what app do most folks in here use to control your cpu frequency/speedstepping?
[00:12] <cr33p> Skaperen: wireless connection
[00:12] <Cyclist2> jrib: ok; I will try that now and return in a while
[00:12] <amabo> jsec: sorry, it should be /mactel-support/ with no ~
[00:12] <FoxWolf> Hi all, I want a program to be able to record my desktop + the sounds that come out of my 'speakers' (record what I hear), any suggestions.... i have recordMyDesktop but it records from my mic, Thanks
[00:12] <thegreyspot> acerimmer i understand, so can i just get into windows and remove wubi? i have no problems installing it by partition i was just feelling lazy
[00:13] <wildbat> matteo1990, lol it isn't system drive then ;p
[00:13] <Ben_G_9C9> Brian BrushWood is live on some AM station in Iowa right now! http://tinyurl.com/a6s8cx
[00:13] <icepeda> mokkan, I am not sure if it is still supported
[00:13] <DasEi2> FoxWolf: have a look at audacious
[00:13] <jsec> amabo, yes. i downloaded the Packages.gz file, but there was nothing in there.
[00:13] <Skaperen> cr33p: same old password and/or key as worked in previous version (what version?) and does not work now in 10.04 ?
[00:13] <wildbat> matteo1990, grats~ thpu ^^
[00:13] <_blackwater_> hey - which dev package provides GLIB, explicitly glib-config
[00:13] <FoxWolf> DasEi2, thanks i will do
[00:13] <amabo> jsec: and it downloads a <fdopen> file that I'm guessing downloads other updates
[00:13] <shaullx> when i copy let's say from the browser some text, close the browser and then try to past it somewhere it's gone why?
[00:13] <nph0rm> tnbrewer thank wildbat
[00:13] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: yeah, just go into windows and delete wubi.
[00:13] <amabo> jsec: if you open the <fdopen> file it has addresses for other updates
[00:13] <Ragnar> hey, after installing ubuntu 10.04, and the computer is rebooting, I get this error: error: out of disk. | grub rescue>
[00:13] <matteo1990> wildbat, yes, it is but i suppose that all the /boot content is copied in Ram
[00:13] <Ragnar> can anyone tell me whats up with that?
[00:14] <Skaperen> Ragnar: some partition is too small or too many packages added
[00:14] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: it might not b ecalled wubi.  Check your Windows Add/Delete programs for buntu.
[00:14] <jsec> amabo, ok so what are you trying to do exactly?
[00:14] <thegreyspot> acerimmer yes i know but i cant boot in to windows
[00:14] <DasEi2> Ragnar: sth went wrong with your grub install, you upgraded from karmic ?
[00:14] <amabo> jsec: either get the update itself or fix update manager
[00:14] <cr33p> Skaperen: well, i didn't use any ubuntu version before, but the wpa2 key (if you mean that) is correct and works
[00:14] <Ben_G_9C9> Ragnar: What version of U 10.04?
[00:14] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: OK, different issue.  wait 1
[00:14] <Ragnar> Skaperen: its a 300gigabyte disk, and I said "Use entire disk", also, I've tried reinstalling four-five times.
[00:14] <jsec> after you add the ppa and run an apt-update, then those packages listed in the fdopen will be available to apt/synaptic
[00:14] <Ragnar> DasEi2: No, new installation
[00:14] <Skaperen> cr33p: works where or in what?
[00:14] <thegreyspot> acerimmer: hokay!
[00:15] <Ragnar> Ben_G_9C9: the one that got released on the 28. april
[00:15] <Skaperen> Ragnar: did you check the option to reformat?
[00:15] <cr33p> Skaperen: works on windows and ubuntu
[00:15] <thegreyspot> acerimmer: i just did super grub, so if you give me the ok i will try it
[00:15] <Skaperen> cr33p: but now does not work where?
[00:15] <FoxWolf> DasEi2, i want to record the video (desktop) too
[00:15] <onetinsoldier> what app do most folks in here use to control your cpu frequency/speedstepping?
[00:15] <wildbat> matteo1990, only / you can't unmount ^^ ~ that's system ^^
[00:15] <DasEi2> Ragnar: so no space issue then, repair grub , either with super grub disk (version greater 1) or from a live cd
[00:15] <matteo1990> wildbat, :)
[00:16] <DasEi2> FoxWolf: ic, audac.. is audio, just
[00:16] <Kokito> hello
[00:16] <cr33p> Skaperen: im not sure if i got what you mean. you still mean the wpa2 key?
[00:16] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: unsure about supergrub/wubi configuration.  Nothing you do should effect win7 but don't know how stable the fix could be.
[00:16] <virtuald> anyone know of a program where i can make todo lists and set priorities?
[00:16] <shaullx> when i copy text from somewhere and close it, its gone, why, how can i change it
[00:16] <shaullx> ?
[00:16] <FoxWolf> DasEi2, does it record the desktop sounds? maybe I could run them at the same time i dunno
[00:16] <DasEi2> Ragnar: you know super grub disk ?
[00:16] <Ragnar> DasEi2: Im on the live cd now, any recommendations
[00:16] <FoxWolf> so audacious for sound
[00:16] <_dreamy> how can i make grub Boot the OS .. from the current partition i am in ? because i want to install another Linux or the other partittion , but grup is bootin from there :S
[00:16] <Ragnar> and no, I dont know supergrub, DasEi2
[00:16] <FoxWolf> and recordmydesktop for video
[00:17] <Skaperen> cr33p: was the issue you cannot get connected?  so in some system something on wireless does not work (key is normally suspect) but on another system it works OK
[00:17] <thegreyspot> acerimmer i think i will try it, once i get into windows then remove wubi it should put mbr back into action
[00:17] <Kokito> ubuntu failed to acquire org.gnome.displaymanager
[00:17] <DasEi2> FoxWolf: yes, it will work in parallel
[00:17] <Ben_G_9C9> Ragnar: I had several problems upgrading to U 10.04 (Desktop 32Bit). The first install that I downloaded (from the Canada server) was bad. Try Obtaining an ISO from a different region. I ended up going with Great Britan.
[00:17] <FoxWolf> ok thanks
[00:17] <_dreamy> grub is booting from the partitii0on where i want to install linux to
[00:17] <Ragnar> Ben_G_9C9: I downloaded this from Great Britan
[00:17] <Ragnar> ;)
[00:17] <cr33p> Skaperen: no, the issue is that i get very low speeds under 10.04
[00:17] <acerimmer> thegreyspot: yeah your mbr is trshd and must be fixed.  Don't forget win7 repair if needed.
[00:17] <DasEi2> Ragnar: http://grub.enbug.org/Grub2LiveCdInstallGuide
[00:18] <Skaperen> cr33p: OK, so it does connect ... but something is bad about it ... what level does the wireless level indicator show?
[00:18] <Ragnar> DasEi2: thanks, I'll look into it
[00:18] <cr33p> 2/3 - 80%
[00:19] <Skaperen> cr33p: and what speeds are you getting as a percentage of what you used to get?
[00:19] <DasEi2> Ragnar: also check by sudo fdisk -l if all your partitons are there, in the later mount the fs an verify /boot and it's contents are there;; errm I assume you checked the installer before ??
[00:19] <wildbat> _dreamy, that what grub menu are for ~
[00:19] <fax> where are the instructions for mac on how to burn a boot CD? (I give up on USB)
[00:19] <fax> i searched on the help.ubuntu page but ther is 0 results..
[00:19] <fax> oh it is loaded now
[00:20] <cr33p> Skaperen: ~20%
[00:20] <Skaperen> cr33p: or is it an issue of slow make TCP connections (like web site visits) but bandwidth is good once connected ?
[00:20] <wildbat> _dreamy, you can only have one BIOS one MBR ~ but bootloader can call on whcih parition to boot
[00:20] <_dreamy> wildbat: the commnd line at the start up?
[00:20] <_blackwater_> `]\
[00:20] <LinuxPhreak> Note to people in channel. try to keep discussion in the channel and try not to pm people
[00:21] <cr33p> Skaperen: no, the overall speed is bad. when i want to download something through synaptic its as bad as when i want to download something through firefox or wget
[00:21] <Swian> my video driver went wild, removed nvidia driver and now background is 3/4 size and all windows get cut off, any ideas?
[00:21] <irv_> how do i change the primary monitor?
[00:22] <Skaperen> cr33p: so like downloading a big ISO ... it connects reasonably quickly, but just takes FOREVER to d/l it
[00:22] <_dreamy> wildbat:  well.. actualy id like to have Grub installed on sda7, its currently on sda1 .. so , i want to install the OS on sda1..thats why id like grub to work on sda7
[00:22] <wildbat> _dreamy, idk what commandline you got but if you got "grub >" ~ you don't have grub.cfg file ~ so you can't boot ~ w/o manually typing the commands to boot
[00:22] <cr33p> Skaperen: correct
[00:22] <flashbck_> is there a theme function for taxonomy terms? I've looked all over and can't find anything
[00:22] <histo> ;lkj
[00:22] <Ragnar> DasEi2: yeah, it didnt fix anything though
[00:23] <Swian> my video driver went wild, removed nvidia driver and now background is 3/4 size and all windows get cut off, any ideas?
[00:23] <Wavesonics> what is the package name for the new 10.04 ubuntu themes?
[00:23] <cr33p> Skaperen: i had my wifi encryption first set on wep, then changed it to wpa2 and then i had for about 10 minutes download speeds of 420kb/s, but then it slowed down again
[00:23] <Skaperen> cr33p: 1: are you the admin of your wireless access point? ... 2: are there other users of the same A/P? ... 3: are there nearby wireless users with their own A/P (like other apartments in an apartment building)?
[00:23] <loopidity> anyone been using Western Digital Passport under ubuntu? it does not work for me
[00:23] <_dreamy> wildbat: unless its in a bios.. or something
[00:23] <Ragnar> but
[00:23] <Ragnar> when I type ls
[00:23] <cr33p> Skaperen: nope. only me and my router
[00:23] <nudist34> 34
[00:23] <Ragnar> in the grub rescue> command prompt
[00:23] <loopidity> it just opens up as if it were a cd and has abunch of exe in it
[00:23] <Ragnar> I get two hds
[00:23] <DasEi2> Ragnar: you will have to follow the tut given in above link and re-install grub2
[00:23] <graft> so i'm on lucid now, right, and i've been noticing when i alt-tab to a new window, the focus often stays in the window the mouse is over anyway... how do i avoid this?
[00:23] <Ragnar> hd0 and hd0,1
[00:23] <cr33p> Skaperen: so im the only one
[00:23] <Ragnar> DasEi2: I just did.
[00:23] <Skaperen> cr33p: so the nearest other person with his own wireless and his own A/P is a kilometer away?
[00:24] <JoshDreamland> LinuxPhreak: The disk has the correct hash as well. I'm not sure why the integrity check causes the OS to try to boot, nor why the OS fails to boot.
[00:24] <wildbat> _dreamy, for a partition too boot ~ it have to be marked as "boot" ~ in the MBR or partition table , you can do that in gparted with flag on right click.
[00:24] <onetinsoldier> Swian: do you currently have a /etc/X11/xorg.conf file? if so, try starting up X without it and see what happens. only move/rename it. i recommend you don't permanently delete it.
[00:24] <cr33p> Skaperen: i would say more than a kilometer^^
[00:24] <DasEi2> Ragnar: in that short time ?? was the partiton found correcly ?
[00:24] <_dreamy> wildbat: ok
[00:24] <Ragnar> DasEi2: yes
[00:24] <MrNibbles> hey guys
[00:24] <Skaperen> cr33p: any other electronics that might interfere?  did you try change back to wep to compare?
[00:24] <mokkan> icepeda, thank you for your help, all is well again
[00:24] <MrNibbles> whats the best bittorrent client around, i need a webUi, Categories with folders, RSS downloading
[00:25] <MrNibbles> im just about to get qBitTorrent
[00:25] <onetinsoldier> Wavesonics: not sure. do you know a filename for one of the theme files?
[00:25] <LinuxPhreak> JoshDreamland: just a wild idea you may want to try sbm
[00:25] <thegreyspot> acerimmer: wasnt able to boot from super grub disk so i will try fixmbr
[00:25] <poutine> bittorrent is a horrible protocol
[00:25] <Skaperen> cr33p: quite often the choice of channel makes big differences in speed
[00:25] <poutine> use usenet
[00:25] <Swian> ok onetinsoldier I'll try that
[00:25] <EntityReborn> Hey
[00:25] <icepeda> graft: go to System > preferences > windows and uncheck the  Select windows  when the mouse  moves over
[00:25] <wildbat> _dreamy, bios chooses the disk > disk's MBR chooses the partition to boot ~
[00:25] <JoshDreamland> !sbm
[00:25] <blurry-lynx> hello folks
[00:25] <icepeda> mokkan: you are welcome :)
[00:25] <blurry-lynx> having a little problem after updating my ubuntu 10.4 installation
[00:25] <cr33p> Skaperen: hm, i dont think that the electronic here could affect the speeds as in windows 7 i got fullspeed
[00:25] <onetinsoldier> Swian: roger. don't know if that'll help, but you're welcome to try it. good luck
[00:25] <EntityReborn> One of my cpus on my dual core amd laptop is pegged at 100%, any idea?
[00:26] <EntityReborn> Actually, wait
[00:26] <JoshDreamland> LinuxPhreak: What is that?
[00:26] <graft> icepeda: i want focus-follows-mouse, but not focus-strictly-under-mouse, but that policy seems to have become scattered over a bunch of different options now, and i don't know how to create it
[00:26] <amabo> anyone here on a macbook pro on lucid? how do i go about right clicking with the trackpad?
[00:26] <Skaperen> cr33p: OK ... and did you switch back to wep to verify
[00:26] <LinuxPhreak> JoshDreamland: Smart Boot Manager
[00:26] <Swian> onetinesoldier no xorg.conf
[00:26] <DasEi2> EntityReborn: check in top / htop what causes it
[00:26] <_dreamy> wildbat: ok.. grub is on a MBR ?
[00:26] <Swian> but xorg.conf-backup
[00:26] <Wavesonics> onetinsoldier, Ambiance and something else
[00:26] <cr33p> Skaperen: nope. i could do it right now
[00:26] <blurry-lynx> when trying to login, I can only ghet a terminal with this error message: "ubuntu failed to acquire org.gnome.displaymanager"
[00:26] <EntityReborn> Weird....
[00:26] <Swian> and xorg.conf-failsage
[00:26] <LinuxPhreak> JoshDreamland: are you using ubuntu-desktop or alternative
[00:26] <acer-d250> how can is see grub 2 when the system booots
[00:26] <erkan^> !gimp
[00:26] <EntityReborn> "backend" was using it
[00:26] <Wavesonics> onetinsoldier, i did a upgrade and didnt get the new themes :/
[00:26] <_dreamy> wildbat: so its not on sda7 ?
[00:26] <EntityReborn> whatever "backend" is
[00:27] <blurry-lynx> anyone has any clue what I can do to fix this?
[00:27] <Skaperen> cr33p: it would be a good baseline test to see ... otherwise some ping runs to look for lag patterns
[00:27] <onetinsoldier> Wavesonics: there are quite a few theme packages in Ubuntu... but it might be --> gnome-themes
[00:27] <wildbat> _dreamy, if you install grub on MBR ~ it will find the /boot in 1234567.... order ~
[00:27] <cr33p> Skaperen: ok, im changing back to wep
[00:27] <PC__> wllo
[00:28] <icepeda> MrNibbles:  I recommend transmission ;)
[00:28] <Skaperen> cr33p: I will be AFK for about 5min
[00:28] <_dreamy> wildbat: ok.. i dunno whats mbr , i wonder if i installed it there
[00:28] <onetinsoldier> Wavesonics: i did an apt-cache search ambiance.. it came back with 'light-themes'
[00:29] <siya> Any idea why starting an app via icon yields Details: "Failed to change to directory '$HOME' (No such file or directory)" starting the app from terminal works fine. "java -jar /home/djerk/SIPVIEWER/sipviewer.jar"
[00:29] <jrib> siya: where are you getting the error?  What command are you using for the icon?
[00:30] <wildbat> _dreamy, you don't have to~ you can always choose to boot different OS in grub menu right?~ is that what you want?
[00:30] <DasEi2> ragnar: so you chrooted in and reinstalled grub, still throwing erros, what the exact message ?
[00:30] <siya> same command
[00:30] <JoshDreamland> LinuxPhreak: Ubuntu-desktop-10-4-i386, or something
[00:30] <JoshDreamland> is that what you mean?
[00:30] <Swian> anyone else have any idea? My bottom panel is still in the correct place and my dock is, but desktop is cutoff 3/4 and all windows get cut there
[00:31] <siya> jrib, exact same command as from terminal
[00:31] <LinuxPhreak> I don't know what type of hardware you have but I always prefer the alternate installer I have more flexibilty with it
[00:31] <jrib> siya: which is?
[00:31] <onetinsoldier> siya: not sure. what do you get back from the following command? echo $HOME
[00:31] <siya> "java -jar /home/djerk/SIPVIEWER/sipviewer.jar"
[00:31] <siya> onetinsoldier, in terminal?
[00:31] <onetinsoldier> yes
[00:31] <jrib> siya: and my first question?
[00:31]  * Skaperen is back
[00:32] <_dreamy> wildbat: yes, right now i can boot 2 OS's .. but the PArtiion manager Of the OS i intend to Install .. erases the sda7 partition.. im afraid i wont be able to boot none, it the instalation goes wrong ..  ... hard to explain :)
[00:32] <onetinsoldier> siya: yes, in term
[00:32] <siya> onetinsoldier, my home folder
[00:32] <onetinsoldier> siya: roger
[00:32] <DasEi2> ragnar:  what is the exact grub-error message ?
[00:32] <siya> jrib it was created by the installer for the app
[00:32] <Skaperen> LinuxPhreak: the alternate installer does not use casper?
[00:32] <edbian> _dreamy, Don't be too afraid.  You can always use a live CD
[00:32] <jrib> siya: where are you getting the error?
[00:33] <siya> in gnome
[00:33] <siya> popup
[00:33] <_dreamy> the dvd is not so good edbian :S
[00:33] <jrib> siya: what's the title of the window?
[00:33] <_dreamy> the drive
[00:33] <UbuntuJeff> does anyone know how to get adobe air to work in openbox?
[00:33] <siya> jrib, "there was an error launching the application"
[00:34] <LinuxPhreak> Skaperen: why is that important? It still installs Ubuntu? does he need casper for some reason?
[00:34] <jrib> siya: try creating a short script with the command in it and then call the script instead
[00:34] <JoshDreamland> ubuntu: Why do you refuse to work for me?
[00:34] <siya> jrib, I imaging that will work fine. Just baffled why this icon doesn't work
[00:34] <siya> bbiab, wife's calling
[00:34] <LinuxPhreak> Skaperen: I didn't mean to sound rude if it cae off that way I'm sorry
[00:34] <JoshDreamland> ubuntu: have I not offered you enough?
[00:34] <jrib> siya: can you verify?
[00:35] <siya> jrib, will do in a min
[00:35] <Skaperen> LinuxPhreak: no ... the question was for my own curiosity ... you see I make use of casper's ability to start up on a flash drive w/o using a FAT filesystem ... to make my own flash drive images of Ubuntu
[00:35] <Skaperen> LinuxPhreak: n/p ... I understand I interjected a strange off the wall question :)
[00:36] <cr33p> Skaperen: so i changed back to wep - same slow speeds, then changed back to wpa2 - same slow speeds
[00:36] <LinuxPhreak> I'm not sure if it uses casper I'll check right now if you don't know
[00:36] <wildbat> _dreamy,hmmm kinda confusing, but if you intend to keep current boot grub, on your up coming installation ~ dn't have its grub write in MBR , ie /dev/sda, have it write on its' own partition
[00:36] <Swian> anyone else have any idea? My bottom panel is still in the correct place and my dock is, but desktop is cutoff 3/4 and all windows get cut there
[00:36] <amabo> anyone here on a macbook pro on lucid? how do i go about right clicking with the trackpad?
[00:36] <LinuxPhreak> It doesn't appear to
[00:36] <jrib> amabo: use two fingers
[00:36] <Swian> amabo option click
[00:36] <Skaperen> cr33p: and boot windows and it's fast? ... something odd is set in your wireless or the newer driver is goofy ... more tests are needed (like boot an older live CD)
[00:36] <Theravadan> Skaperen, i need to make a usb disk for support people to use on machines in the field, do you know of a decent distro that is customizable and can do this? figurd you might have ideas on that.
[00:37] <JoshDreamland> hi, is there a way to blacklist a driver from the menu screen of a liveCD?
[00:37] <Vigo> Skaperen: Maybe this:> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/
[00:37] <_dreamy> wildbat: ok
[00:37] <Swian> amobo or control click, I forget
[00:37] <Theravadan> Vigo, oooh neat
[00:37] <newmansan> hey guys, my aspire 5315 isn't able to see the DVD rom. It's running 10.04. Can anyone assit me?
[00:37] <newmansan> *assist
[00:37] <cr33p> Skaperen: as i said before, under windows 7 i got normal speeds (420 kb/s)
[00:37] <_dreamy> wildbat: ty for your time :)
[00:37] <amabo> jrib Swian neither of those work with tapping turned off
[00:37] <amabo> jrib Swian are either of you guys on macbooks
[00:37] <Theravadan> Vigo, hmm commercial darn
[00:37] <Swian> amabo, sorry, I have macs, not macbooks
[00:38] <jrib> amabo: I have a macbook, not pro
[00:38] <Henryacores> eye-zak, no luck
[00:38] <wildbat> _dreamy, yw
[00:38] <Skaperen> Theravadan: use any distro you like AFAIC ... I just have a tool that morphs an Ubuntu ISO (that has casper) into an Ubuntu IMG that can be directly dd'd to a hard drive or flash drive ... and it boots the same live or installer system (even the memtest)
[00:38] <Vigo> Theravadan: It is linked from Ubuntu Official
[00:38] <jrib> amabo: try all the modifier keys and click already? (fn, alt, apple, shift)
[00:38] <Skaperen> Theravadan: and that IMG can still be used as an ISO on a DVD burner
[00:38] <t1000_> how can I see if my lucid is installed with dm-crypt?
[00:39] <histo> Theravadan: what are you looking for?
[00:39] <Wavesonics> i dont see the option to to change my login screen in 10.04
[00:39] <Ragnar> Can someone point me give me a mirror that has ubuntu 10.04 and that actually works after installation?
[00:39] <amabo> jrib: none of them work
[00:39] <histo> Theravadan: you can install ubuntu on to a usb disk
[00:39] <Ragnar> Im thinking the installation might me corrupt or something
[00:39] <thegreyspot> acerimmer: Great success, did fixboot, i will uninstall wubi and install to partition
[00:39] <jrib> amabo: give me a sec, I'll boot mine up
[00:39] <wildbat> _dreamy, or even don't have your new coming os install grub ^^ ~
[00:39] <amabo> jrib: only for tapping
[00:39] <icepeda> somebody remember hot to make transparent a console for see all windows and not only the desktop wallpaper?
[00:39] <amabo> jrib: but not for actual clicking
[00:39] <icepeda> somebody remember how to make transparent a console for see all windows and not only the desktop wallpaper?
[00:39] <thegreyspot> acerimmer thanks for your help
[00:39] <cr33p> Skaperen: and i also tried that under ubuntu 9.10, same issue - slow speed
[00:39] <histo> Theravadan: run it live off usb boot. Or if you are looking to install an image of a hard drive or ghost type tools then you want clonezilla
[00:39] <Theravadan> histo, we have like 200 keyboardless machines and i'd like a light weight <2gb distro, and i'll customize it to have a 'ssh tunnel' icon  then can press via the touchscreen.
[00:39] <Vigo> Ragnar: Try the LiveCD
[00:40] <wildbat> _dreamy, just come back to your current OS and d update-grub~
[00:40] <histo> Theravadan: yeah you can do that with ubuntu.
[00:40] <wildbat> _dreamy, i think that will  be safer `
[00:40] <histo> Theravadan: what do you mean by ssh tunnel though? what do you want them to use the tunnel for?
[00:40] <_dreamy> wildbat: i whoudnt mind if it did.. at that time the installtion whould be finished.. and id know i whoudnt loose system.. (kinda confusing)
[00:40] <Theravadan> histo, well i want them to click on something that will create an ssh tunnel so i can get access to their system
[00:40] <epg> any netbook users here ?
[00:40] <newmansan> i was googling around for hte problem, and I think it has something to do with the DVD drive being some sort of non standard SATA interface or something. Does anyone have any idea?
[00:40] <histo> Theravadan: there are tons of distros that would fill your needs though.
[00:41] <Ragnar> Vigo: mhm, yeah, it works, but the installing part fails.
[00:41] <Theravadan> histo, true
[00:41] <histo> Theravadan: ahh what about reverse connecting with vnc
[00:41] <Skaperen> Vigo: does that pendrivelinux change the image from ISO format to FAT format?
[00:41] <icepeda> done, I remembered it :)
[00:41] <histo> Theravadan: they wouldn't have to forward any ports just you would on your end. then you can support the machine like you were sitting at the desktop
[00:41] <Theravadan> histo, it does that too, sets up an ssh tunnel for ssh (port 22) and vnc(5900)
[00:41] <histo> Theravadan: well you normally would just forward vnc over ssh
[00:41] <nph0rm> how can i check cd/dvd integrity? where is the checksum?
[00:42] <Luija1006> Are Mac Book Pro intel?
[00:42] <wildbat> _dreamy, hehe ~ anyway should you have any problem n booting back yu have livecd and can come back for help ^^
[00:42] <nph0rm> for the ubuntu server
[00:42] <JoshDreamland> hi, is there a way to blacklist a driver from the menu screen of a liveCD?
[00:42] <Theravadan> histo, that is what i mean
[00:42] <DasEi2> t1000_: aptitude   search '?installed!?automatic' | grep dm-crypt
[00:42] <Luija1006> Are Mac Book Pros intel?
[00:42] <wildbat> _dreamy, i gtg ^^
[00:42] <_dreamy> wildbat:  k ty
[00:42] <Vigo> Ragnar: I would have to look up a lot more data to help, if LiveCD runs, kinda means the hardware is okee dokee, is it a Dual Boot install?
[00:42] <histo> Theravadan: yeah can be done with ubuntu but I wouldn't really consider ubuntu light weight although lucid is really fast off usb
[00:43] <Theravadan> histo, http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/ looks good
[00:43] <Vigo> Skaperen: It can, that depends on the setup of the USB/Pendrive dongle.
[00:43] <t1000_> DasEi2: nothing
[00:43] <Bigbucks> where can I get "Powered By: Ubuntu" stickers, like the windows ones?
[00:43] <DasEi2> t1000_: so not installed
[00:43] <t1000_> weird....
[00:43] <Skaperen> Vigo: what my script does is takes an ISO image and makes an IMG/ISO hybrid image ... the end result is still an image file that can be downloaded or torrented ... but it works as either an ISO or a hard drive image, whichever way you try to use it (so you only need one image file to do things either way)
[00:44] <Vigo> Bigbucks: Ubuntu Store, is a link from Ubuntu.com
[00:44] <DasEi2> t1000_: why weird ?
[00:44] <jrib> amabo: apparently pommed allows you to use f12
[00:44] <Luija1006> Hello people I am just going to Install Ubuntu in a HP dv4 1528 laptop. This is the first time I install ubuntu in hp (I always used acer linux without problems). Should I keep windows OS or format completely?
[00:44] <newmansan> Does anyone have any experience with getting Ubuntu to see a DVD drive that works in windows?
[00:44] <t1000_> Because I specifically set up drive encryption, then lvm inside encrypted units, and finally logical volumes inside that again
[00:44] <histo> Theravadan: now thats lightweight
[00:45] <epg> any acer aspire one users here ?  please pvt-me
[00:45] <DasEi2> newmansan: dvd/cd medium in ?
[00:45] <histo> Theravadan: I would still check otu lucid though and see how fast it is for you. It may boot faster than dsl with all the new improvements
[00:45] <Agrajag-> i have a 2nd monitor (dvi) that since updating to 10.04, seems to change brightness depending on what's displayed on the screen. even when scrolling through a webpage in google chrome the brightness changes. if i use "display" to display a large image, it also goes very bright. how do i stop this?
[00:45] <newmansan> pvt apg
[00:45] <Skaperen> Vigo: the catch is to make a flash drive image from it on windows, you have do install a raw write program (same as the earlier netbook remix images used)
[00:45] <obiwan_> hey guys
[00:45] <t1000_> so I got confused when I never got a passphrase setup prompt
[00:45] <t1000_> hey obiwan
[00:45] <obiwan_> what do you need to change the file manager?
[00:45] <DasEi2> !pm | newmansan
[00:45] <Theravadan> histo true.. but with the lucid live cd, is it really just an install cd+live cd and when you boot up you choose either install mode or live cd mode?
[00:46] <red2kic> !grub
[00:46] <DasEi2> newmansan: sudo fdisk -l
[00:46] <obiwan_> i want to run an application in thunar, so i need to switch to it. i'm currently using the default nautilus. what should i do? install thunar and then what?
[00:46] <Skaperen> newmansan: is it a normal IDE, USB, or Sata DVD drive?
[00:46] <DasEi2> !pm | newmansan
[00:46] <DasEi2> newmansan: sudo fdisk -l   << sth. like /dev/sr0 ?
[00:46] <Vigo> Skaperen: That is about it, yes, Xubuntu or Kubuntu is the way to go with a Pendrive Persistent :> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[00:46] <newmansan> !pm DasEi2
[00:47] <Bigbucks> I was talking about the ones here
[00:47] <Bigbucks> http://www.system76.com/article_info.php?articles_id=9
[00:47] <senjin> is there a way to use ssh to tunnel into a SOCKS proxy and forward traffic through the ssh connection to the proxy?
[00:47] <Skaperen> Vigo: for a persistent Linux ... I just installed to that device ... though actually I did it on an SDHC card
[00:47] <DasEi2> newmansan: just ask here.. does sudo fdiskk -l find it ?
[00:48] <newmansan> nope
[00:48] <DasEi2> newmansan:  sudo fdisk -l find it ? *
[00:48] <newmansan> it doesn't show up when i do that
[00:48] <Cyclist2> jrib: you were right! simply by running that short script ensures that aMule is restarted almost immediately; I would like to learn some day why it will NOT work from inside a cron job. though...; anyway: it works now [by running that script and NOT from the crontab file] and that was all I wanted; thank you, very much!
[00:48] <Theravadan> senjin, underage porn?
[00:49] <Vigo> Skaperen: That is the keyword, I am still playing with mixing up a Lubuntu USB Live that can also store data.
[00:49] <senjin> Theravadan: heh, nope, trying to connect to company vpn with only 1 application instead of the whole system going through it
[00:49] <jrib> Cyclist2: it's just a while loop.  Each iteration, amule runs (and then the loop stops there waiting for amule to finish).  If amule crashes/closes somehow, the loop continues and runs another instance of amule
[00:49] <Skaperen> Vigo: pendrivelinux requires windows to do its thing?  seems so from that page ... so many "in windows" or "with windows" mentions
[00:49] <Theravadan> senjin, http://www.revsys.com/writings/quicktips/ssh-tunnel.html should help
[00:49] <DasEi2> newmansan:  sudo apt-get install hwinfo
[00:49] <jrib> Cyclist2: your cronjob probably didn't work because amule is an X app
[00:49] <DasEi2> newmansan:  sudo hwinfo | grep rom
[00:49] <Skaperen> Vigo: I avoid Windows entirely ... have been doing so since Windows 3.1
[00:50] <t1000_> At least I'd expect getting a passphrase prompt when creating an lvm on a crypto partition...
[00:50] <Skaperen> Vigo: which was somewhere around Slackware 1.1 :)
[00:50] <red2kic> jrib: And cron usually ran it as a root? o.O
[00:50] <DasEi2> t1000_: whole story, you want to set up an crypted sys ?
[00:50] <Vigo> Skaperen: Yeah, that is the confusing part, but 95% of people online now are on Windows, I went out the window when BeOS was released.
[00:50] <senjin> Theravadan: I know how to setup a regular ssh tunnel, but I don't have a machine in the network I can ssh into
[00:50] <Luija1006> Hello people I am just going to Install Ubuntu in a HP dv4 1528 laptop. This is the first time I install ubuntu in hp (I always used acer linux without problems). They are know issues with hardware on HP with Linux? Should I keep windows OS or format completely?
[00:51] <newmansan> DasEi2: what do you need to know from the output?
[00:51] <Bigbucks> Vigo, I was talking about like this
[00:51] <Bigbucks> http://ubuntu.files.wordpress.com/2006/08/powered_by_ubuntu.jpg?w=460
[00:51] <Skaperen> Vigo: well, having a tool for migrating from Windows to Linux ... makes sense to work on Windows
[00:51] <DasEi2> newmansan: any roms shown ?
[00:51] <histo> Theravadan: yeah you click try or install
[00:51] <jrib> red2kic: I don't know what Cyclist2 did with cron :) But even if you use your user's crontab, you need to specify a value for DISPLAY for gui apps to work
[00:51] <red2kic> Bigbucks: System76. http://tinyurl.com/6kk4sx
[00:51] <histo> Theravadan: you can add casper to it so it will save settings like apps you install etc..
[00:51] <Skaperen> Vigo: the thing I am doing is mostly starting OS agnostic ... I just make downloadable images ... dd'em :)
[00:52] <newmansan> !pm| DasEi2
[00:52] <Bigbucks> can the "free" thing be trusted?
[00:52] <newmansan> lol k
[00:52] <DasEi2> newmansan: how many optical drives does that box have ?
[00:52] <t1000_> DasEi2: whole story, that's what I thought I did. I've done it twice on virtualbox already. When I did it to dual-boot at home, the same setup suddenly didn't go as I expected.
[00:52] <Theravadan> histo the people using this are really not brright so at the 'try /install' option, they're already lost .. i'll try dsl
[00:52] <histo> !free | Bigbucks
[00:52] <histo> Theravadan: i'm sure you can get rid of that menu
[00:52] <red2kic> Bigbucks: wut? We're talking about linux. You can trust linux. Just read the link. :)
[00:52] <cr33p> Skaperen: do you any other tips than could help?
[00:52] <Bigbucks> I mean the free sticker thing
[00:52] <newmansan> DasEi2: at the very bottom of the output there is a line that says >> int.2: cdrom
[00:52] <t1000_> For the sake of clarity, the two previous setups generated a passphrase prompt for the crypto encryptions
[00:52] <Skaperen> Vigo ... for example ... http://slashusr.net/ubuntu/10.04/ubuntu-10.04-desktop-i386.iso.img ... you can figure out the URL for the amd64, netbook, and kubuntu variations (I haven't gotten an xubuntu ISO to do this to, yet)
[00:53] <newmansan> DasEi2: is that what you meant?
[00:53] <t1000_> I'm just saying, it's weird.
[00:53] <DasEi2> newmansan: how many optical drives does that box have ?
[00:53] <t1000_> btw, thanks for the grep help, DasEi2
[00:53] <Bigbucks> Has anyone used the System76 thing before?
[00:53] <JoshDreamland> does blacklist= take parameters in a string, or do you say it once for each module?
[00:53] <Vigo> Skaperen: I am testing older hardware and low end systems, I am a Sailor and a nice lightweight system is great for when one is out to sea.
[00:53] <newmansan> DasEi2: one optical drive
[00:53] <Skaperen> cr33p: nope ... all my ideas for causes are exhausted ... would have to run tests and analyze now
[00:54] <DasEi2> t1000_: you try to set up crypted lvm on an existing dualboot ?
[00:54] <Skaperen> Vigo: so smaller things like xubuntu would be nice ... or DSL, etc
[00:54] <DasEi2> newmansan: so there should be a line : /dev/cdrom...
[00:54] <cr33p> Skaperen: would you like to use some kind of teamviewer to test it now or later?
[00:54] <t1000_> DasEi2: t'wasn't dualboot at the time
[00:54] <Skaperen> Vigo: and netbooks, etc
[00:55] <JoshDreamland> Are my messages getting through?
[00:55] <red2kic> JoshDreamland: Yes.
[00:55] <DasEi2> t1000_: so a fresh install or a conversion ?
[00:55] <t1000_> Last time I tried to triboot I.....messed up
[00:55] <Skaperen> cr33p: no ... the testing involves stuff I would not be able to see that way
[00:55] <Skaperen> cr33p: unfortunately, it is now more of a "gotta really be there to get my hands on hardware" thing now
[00:55] <Vigo> Skaperen: http://www.kubuntu.org/getkubuntu/download
[00:56] <epg> any one knows how to solve the issues with the suspend-hibernate in the acer aspire netbook (ubuntu 9.04)
[00:56] <newmansan> DasEi2: there is nothing between the line for /proc/sys/dev/cdrom/info and the line for /proc/sys/dev/cdrom/ info end
[00:56] <cr33p> Skaperen: ah ok, thanks anyway
[00:56] <Skaperen> Vigo: got kubuntu ... looking for xubuntu
[00:56] <histo> !patience | JoshDreamland
[00:56] <Skaperen> Vigo: actually I did see one at one site the other day
[00:56] <DasEi2> newmansan: so it seems the drive isn't recognized by the system, check /var/log/syslog for additional information then
[00:57] <dennda> Can I redefine my copy/paste shortcuts?
[00:57] <Vigo> Skaperen: http://www.ubuntu.com/products/whatisubuntu/xubuntu
[00:57] <dennda> (NOT only for the terminal)
[00:57] <t1000_> DasEi2: as fresh as I could make it. I ran fixMBR to restore the windoze boot manager (with no os detection aka. windows only), and then I deleted the old linux partitions
[00:57] <dennda> globally ideally
[00:57] <newmansan> DasEi2: what specifically should i check for?
[00:58] <Vigo> Skaperen: and here:> http://www.xubuntu.org/
[00:58] <Skaperen> Vigo: but this week I'm busy getting my own computers onto 10.04 ... having packages issues (trying to find packages I used to have that seem to now be gone)
[00:58] <jean-pierresainf> well back to this room after few hrs playing with ubuntu 64bit
[00:58] <DasEi2> newmansan: something abaout errors in initialisation of that device, also dmesg > dmesg.txt (bootmessages) can contain info (gedit dmesg.txt)
[00:58] <Skaperen> Vigo: for example: metamail and sunbird
[00:59] <jean-pierresainf> dwnld of new image
[00:59] <Vigo> Skaperen: Yes, I use the Way Back at Debian for some stuff like that.
[00:59] <jean-pierresainf> ran all md5sum
[00:59] <jean-pierresainf> all ok
[00:59] <jean-pierresainf> cd boots fine on my hp zv6000
[00:59] <Cammy_> Hi.  Every time I boot up with Lucid, my desktop theme is lost and I have to pick it.  Any ideas?
[00:59] <Skaperen> Vigo: these packages are in 9.10 ... not in 10.04 ... first checks I want to do is see if they got renamed or integrated inside other packages
[00:59] <jean-pierresainf> but still fails on an52 abit mb
[01:00] <xangua> Cammy_: did you disable something on the startup apps¿
[01:00] <Skaperen> Vigo: I could always try installing them from their 9.10 debs, too :)
[01:00] <Vigo> Skaperen: Is mostly just have not been dpkg'ed for 10.04,,,yet
[01:00] <Skaperen> Vigo: but I want to find out what happened, first
[01:00] <jean-pierresainf> any suggestions to debug this issue
[01:00] <jean-pierresainf> ?
[01:01] <fellipe_brazil> hi friends, is it possible to have a machine with ubuntu server 10.04 32bits with more than 4GB of RAM memory?
[01:01] <newbie_> this is absolutely insane, ive reinstalled ubuntu 3 times now to check how i got wifi problems, it seems i get wifi problems if i use update manager, and install 42 various updates, after reboot, i get 6 choices ( like 2 different kernel versions or whatever), it fails on both versions, but if install local language AFTER i've done the updates, then wifi seems to work
[01:01] <Skaperen> Vigo: that could be ... and if so, I'd just wait for them (and go ahead with other things on 10.04)
[01:01] <DasEi2> fellipe_brazil: yes, pae or server kernel
[01:01] <DasEi2> !pae
[01:01] <Skaperen> Vigo: but if not, then I'd go get them from 9.10 and see if they work (should)
[01:01] <fellipe_brazil> thanks
[01:02] <DasEi2> np
[01:02] <newbie_> ( and no, i dont use anything but standard english characters in the ssid or pw)
[01:02] <Vigo> Skaperen: I did notice that some things actually got updated, SeaMonkey is now current release. it was not ever before, there in may be the rub.
[01:03] <Skaperen> Vigo: ah ... yeah
[01:03] <Skaperen> Vigo: I never actually used sunbird ... but I had planned to try it ... so I had it installed in 9.10
[01:03] <Luija1006> Hello people I am just going to Install Ubuntu in a HP dv4 1528 laptop. This is the first time I install ubuntu in hp (I always used acer linux without problems). They are know issues with hardware on HP with Linux? Should I keep windows OS or format completely? Specifications: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c01906508&tmp_task=prodinfoCategory&lc=es&dlc=es&cc=uy&lang=es&product=4042921
[01:04] <Vigo> Skaperen: Yes, things changed, that is the nature of things, and I must leave now, I Thank you kindly and have fun!
[01:04] <Skaperen> Luija1006: my brother's HP laptop runs 9.10 just fine ... Windows won't install on it
[01:05] <Luija1006> Skaperen: The HP supports 64 bit, Should I install 64 bit kubuntu or stay with 32 bit?
[01:05] <Skaperen> Luija1006: I think I had to switch the wireless driver to an alternat on it ... all else just worked
[01:05] <newmansan> DasEi2: well, i kinda glossed over the sys log and it doesn't even look like the DVD drive was even noticed there
[01:05] <UbuntuJeff> Luija1006, I agree with Skaperen, I have ran linux on a hp laptop before no problem. And my opinion I would say go 32 bit
[01:05] <Skaperen> Luija1006: how much RAM does it have?
[01:05] <newmansan> DasEi2: not even an error, just nothing
[01:06] <DasEi2> newmansan: can you pastebin it ?
[01:06] <Cammy_> Ok, that was odd
[01:06] <newbie_> Luija1006:  wow, a laptop that doesnt run windows? sounds exotic, whats the model #
[01:06] <Skaperen> Luija1006: if 2G or less go 32-bit unless you need more than 1G of heap size in VMs
[01:06] <newmansan> DasEi2, sure, how do I do that?
[01:06] <DasEi2> newmansan: sudo apt-get install pastebinit && pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[01:07] <DasEi2> newmansan: give resulting url here
[01:07] <Luija1006> UbuntuJeff: Skaperen the laptop have 4GB of ram
[01:07] <Skaperen> newbie_: it doesn't INSTALL Windows ... because the internal DVD is dead ... and its BIOS doesn't understand booting from DVD on USB ... it CAN boot from flash drive on USB ... Ubuntu is easy that way
[01:07] <budlust> i have a really large word list text file that I would like to split into multiple text files, is this possible ?
[01:07] <mechi> How can i get the netbook desktop switcher app?
[01:07] <UbuntuJeff> Luija1006, I would say 32 bit still just because I have had trouble with 64 bit compatibility problems in the past. I could be wrong, it might have gotten better, but I think 32 bit would still be best.
[01:07] <newbie_> Skaperen: uhm.. its quite easy to install windows that way aswell?
[01:08] <DasEi2> budlust: sure, see man split
[01:08] <JoshDreamland> Well, just like I predicted, the fault is entirely to do with graphics.
[01:08] <budlust> DasEi2: thanks
[01:08] <JoshDreamland> And there, for just a moment, I thought Lucid would fix the graphics problems
[01:08] <Skaperen> I have Ubuntu 64-bit on a 4G laptop at work ... no problems at all with 64-bit issues
[01:08] <DasEi2> budlust: you want to have them readable (the parts ?)
[01:09] <budlust> DasEi2: ya
[01:09] <newmansan> DasEi2: http://pastebin.com/imdcMLPu
[01:09] <UbuntuJeff> Skaperen, like I said could of gotten better, I just ran into more problems on 64-bit last time I tried it a few months back then I have on 32-bit.
[01:09] <Skaperen> UbuntuJeff: well, keep trying every now and then ... it will get better ... some day it will reach your threashold
[01:09] <DasEi2> budlust: so split won't do the job, man cat then,  use lines and pipe in subfiles
[01:10] <newmansan> DasEi2: it initializes two different sets of hardware because i had to install it on one computerbefore putting in its current home
[01:10] <UbuntuJeff> Skaperen, oh I don't want to install it I was just commenting about Luija1006's question
[01:10] <DasEi2> newmansan: I'm looking over it now
[01:10] <amabo> could someone help me out in installing the elementary icons?
[01:10] <newmansan> kk
[01:10] <UbuntuJeff> amabo, do you have a link the icons?
[01:11] <amabo> UbuntuJeff: https://launchpad.net/elementaryicons
[01:11] <mechi> Can somebody tell me how i can get ahold of the desktop-switcher app for the netbook edition?
[01:11] <JoshDreamland> Maybe it's time I just figure out a surefire way to solve this problem and write my own how-to. I guess I've put up with it long enough. Seven distros, in fact. And it's still not fixed. So.
[01:11] <jean-pierresainf> anyone here with amd64 on an52 abit ?
[01:11] <jean-pierresainf> lucid boot issue
[01:11] <Skaperen> UbuntuJeff: I'm seeing some rumblings that Linus may drop support for PAE mode in the future ... so then 2G or 4G will be the break point and above that 64-bit is a must to use the RAM
[01:11] <jean-pierresainf> would like to get a clue :-)
[01:12] <Skaperen> UbuntuJeff: PAE mode is a PitA for kernel development ... makes a lot of the system access macros really messy
[01:12] <UbuntuJeff> Skaperen, oh okay. is there a way to turn that off or something then? lol
[01:13] <Skaperen> UbuntuJeff: turn off PAE?  its a choice of how the kernel is built ... a pure 32 bit kernel is limited in what RAM it can access ... above that 32 bit has to play tricks while 64-bit is clean and simple
[01:13] <Luija1006> UbuntuJeff: Skaperen to be honest... the thing is the instalation of the OS for the hp pavilion 1528 is for my mom, because she told me windows 7 is really bad, and she ask me: The thing you run in your acer, that kubuntu, its virus free true? it works can I try it? and I accesed to install it in her laptop, but I dont want her to suffer with incompatiblities, etc... thats why I asked about 64 bit. Also what desktop would be simplier to her, gnome or kde?
[01:13] <Luija1006>  (but I actually use kde in my laptop so I could help her in his doubts i think, what you say)
[01:13] <UbuntuJeff> amabo, open appearance, click install and find the elementary....gz file click it. will say apply them click that. done
[01:13] <HL-SDK> 1600 nicks!
[01:14] <UbuntuJeff> Luija1006, probably Kde since she is use to Windows right now.
[01:14] <amabo> UbuntuJeff: thanks :)
[01:14] <UbuntuJeff> Skaperen, I have 2gb so would I really benefit all that much from 64bit atm? well on this machine I mean lol
[01:15] <Skaperen> Luija1006: if it has 2G or less, 32 bit is fine ... above that, 32 bit works.  At 8G I'd say the benefits learn to "64 bit is a must"
[01:15] <ashik> hello
[01:15] <dominicdinada> Is there a program out there to better clean up files on the hard drive ? IE apt cache etc?
[01:15] <Skaperen> Luija1006: FYI, I have run 32 bit kernel on a 64G RAM machine (that's the PAE limit)
[01:15] <ashik> i upgraded my installation to 10.04
[01:15] <axisys> whats the use of ST LIS3LV02DL Accelerometer ? I see this in my hp laptop's dmesg http://pastebin.com/YitX8BC4
[01:15] <ashik> im having problems with my log-in
[01:15] <UbuntuJeff> ashik, please stick to one line
[01:16] <ashik> ok..sorry
[01:16] <UbuntuJeff> what are you having trouble with your login?
[01:16] <Luija1006> UbuntuJeff: Skaperen I want her to have a good experience with linux :) so I choose the 32bit over the 64bit although it has 4GB ram?
[01:16] <Skaperen> anyway, gotta run now ... maybe be back later tonight
[01:16] <dominicdinada> Is there a program out there to better clean up files on the hard drive ? IE apt cache etc?
[01:16] <Luija1006> UbuntuJeff: Skaperen I dont see many mothers using linux lol
[01:16] <h00k> Luija1006: I run 64bit and have an excellent experience
[01:16] <HL-SDK> Gentlemen (and women), I have created an issue for myself indeed. I havve chowned my entire computer to root. I am unable to sudo to change anything back. I am on a VM and I would really like to recover some data before reinstalling (if I have to). Halp?
[01:16] <Skaperen> Luija1006: 32 bit on 4G RAM will work ... will use all the RAM
[01:17] <UbuntuJeff> Luija1006, I would say run the 64 bit, seems to have gotten better plus you have 4gb of ram will help :)
[01:17] <Luija1006> h00k: whats your RAM?
[01:17] <amabo> is it possible to edit the appearance of any apps opened with root?
[01:17] <h00k> Luija1006: 3gb.
[01:17] <ashik> im having problems with my installation,i cant seem to get pass the log-in part..i tryied my username and password and all i got was (0 packages can be upgraded,0 updates are security updates)
[01:17] <UbuntuJeff> h00k, with 2gb would there be any benefit really on 64bit?
[01:17] <Skaperen> Luija1006: but I'd say 64-bit is so close only a few issues left, like maybe not the very latest Flash in the browser or Adobe Acrobat (there are better PDF readers, anyway)
[01:17] <onetinsoldier> !info bleachbit | dominicdinada
[01:18]  * Skaperen goes AFK now
[01:18] <xangua> amabo: copy the themes/icons to /usr/share/themes /usr/share/icons
[01:18] <amabo> xangua: where are they located by default? .themes and .icons?
[01:18] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: sure, there is more than just being able to use >4GiB of RAM
[01:18] <Luija1006> Skaperen: I use okular
[01:18] <UbuntuJeff> h00k, I haven't used 64 bit in a good while, so I am asking like?
[01:18] <Luija1006> Skaperen: Oh... so there is actually problems with flash on 64bit?
[01:18] <xangua> amabo: if you  use 'ubuntu tweak' there is an aviable option to do that easy way
[01:18] <dominicdinada> onetinsoldier: apt-get ?? bleachbit ?
[01:19] <xangua> amabo: yes
[01:19] <Nubulis> has anyone ever had a problem getting separate xscreen display to work using nvidia xserver settings?
[01:19] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: yes. you can read more about it first with --> apt-cache show bleachbit
[01:19] <ashik> how can i get pass this?
[01:19] <piju> hello
[01:19] <UbuntuJeff> ashik, what login problem are you having?
[01:19] <aperson> dominicdinada, I'd recommend getting bleachbit directly from their website
[01:19] <piju> i got problem building for my PPA
[01:19] <piju> https://launchpad.net/~mypiju/+archive/gnump3d-9w2pju/+build/1719705/+files/buildlog_ubuntu-karmic-amd64.gnump3d_3.0-1-9w2pju_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz
[01:19] <jean-pierresainf> well I think I will not get any help here today
[01:20] <piju> for amd64
[01:20] <HL-SDK> ok... trying to reboot into recovery :-/
[01:20] <jean-pierresainf> have a nice one all :-)
[01:20] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: some of the technical stuff is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit#32-_vs_64-bit
[01:20] <dominicdinada> onetinsoldier: ok cause i hate how apt-cache works this laptop i resurected only has a 10gig hd and well the apt cache is erroding diskspace like whoa
[01:20] <aperson> !patience | jean-pierresainf
[01:20] <piju> only successfully for i386
[01:20] <jean-pierresainf> talk to you soon
[01:20] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: oh, roger
[01:20] <jean-pierresainf> thanks
[01:20] <jean-pierresainf> I will do so
[01:20] <jean-pierresainf> I am not impatient
[01:20] <bjv> How do i zoom to a different X resolution?
[01:20] <jean-pierresainf> on the contrary
[01:20] <Luija1006> they are flash problems with 64bit UbuntuJeff?
[01:20] <bjv> i used to be able to ctrl-alt-+/-
[01:20] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: to delete the apt cache, do --> apt-cache clean
[01:20] <jean-pierresainf> I am very very patient :-)
[01:21] <jean-pierresainf> don't worry
[01:21] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: also, see Pros and Cons on that wiki page
[01:21] <xangua> Luija1006: only if you are using a 32 bit plugin on a 64 bit OS
[01:21] <jean-pierresainf> I will find the answer somewhere :-)
[01:21] <UbuntuJeff> Luija1006, there was when I last used it like almost a year ago, but I don't know about recently.
[01:21] <dominicdinada> onetinsoldier: ok checking bleachbit and cleaning
[01:21] <UbuntuJeff> h00k, is there a flash problem on 64bit? you would know since your on it?
[01:21] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: ok, good luck
[01:21] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: to delete the apt cache, do --> apt-cache clean
[01:21] <Luija1006> xangua: 64 bit plugins do exist?
[01:21] <aperson> Luija1006, yes
[01:22] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: I'm not having any problems with the flash version in the repos. Occasionally, clicks are screwy and don't work on YouTube and things
[01:22] <xangua> Luija1006: for flash yes, there is even a PPA https://launchpad.net/~sevenmachines/+archive/flash
[01:22] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: but YMMV I suppose
[01:22] <effigy> anyone have experience getting music off an ipod touch?  i can mount it... and i read the files are in ipod_control/music ... but can i just copy all these # name folders... then clear the ipod touch... and move the files back?
[01:22] <dominicdinada> E: Invalid operation clean
[01:22] <al-tabq> am i the only one who has a hard time with ati cards?
[01:22] <h00k> effigy: Check out gtkpod
[01:22] <UbuntuJeff> h00k, okay I am going to give 64bit a shot, but going to install the minimal one, that way I can use my trusty openbox lol
[01:22] <xangua> effigy: are you using lucid lynx¿
[01:22] <Barnabas> I am getting dsputil.c:2846: error: 'CONFIG_H263_ENCODER' undeclared (first use in this function) trying to compile ffmpeg - I need a set of dev files for a lib where that is defined
[01:22] <dominicdinada> onetinsoldier: E: Invalid operation clean
[01:22] <Barnabas> anyone know what package I need to add?
[01:22] <t1000__> al-tabq it depends. Are you on a lenovo machine?
[01:22] <roberto__> anyone know how to eject the DVd ?
[01:23] <roberto__> :D why isn't there an eject option on the icon in nautilus?!
[01:23] <edbian> al-tabq, I have an ati card.  Just search the number in synaptic and whatever packages come up should help.  I have a radeon 9550 and I've had to do this for years.
[01:23] <siya> jrib, same error if I create a batch script that does the same
[01:23] <fuzzybunny69y> hey everyone I have kind of a strange problem. I have a program that starts up with Ubuntu Lucid called Tilda. It is a dropdown terminal and I have it set to be partially transparent. When I first start my computer the transparency is active but it shows my desktop background. So for example if I have Xchat open and summon Tilda it will show my desktop background instead of Xchat. But then if I exit Tilda and reopen it then summon it again it work
[01:23] <fuzzybunny69y> s properly and shows the currently running application behind it instead of always showing the desktop.
[01:23] <dominicdinada> flush ?
[01:23] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: Yeah, I don't really have any software that I can't use, it's fast, my hardware is alright, give it a shot
[01:23] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: sorry. try --> apt-get clean
[01:23] <FluffyMaster> Hey, when i am installing, gparted says that my partition table is "unrecognized" and as such, says the entire drive is unallocated.  any way to fix this?
[01:23] <Nubulis> press the button roberto :)
[01:23] <effigy> xangua: yeah, lucid... i tried gtkpod but it wouldn't work
[01:23] <UbuntuJeff> h00k, well my machine is a core 2 duo, 2gb ram, so good 64 bit or bad performance wise you think?
[01:23] <al-tabq> t1000__, nope, acer travelmate..thinking about switching to lenovo once i got the means though
[01:23] <edbian> fuzzybunny69y, For that transparency to work 100% you need to use a compsitor like compiz fusion
[01:23] <effigy> xangua: gtkpod used to work with my ipod though, but this is an ipod touch
[01:23] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: that's all mine is, except I have 3gb ram, it's quick
[01:23] <t1000__> al-tabq: oh wait, nevermind. I was thinking of the Win/ATI/Lenovo combo
[01:24] <DasEi> newmansan: sry for delay, my sys froze due to a memory overflow
[01:24] <UbuntuJeff> h00k, okay well wish me luck here I go lol...bbiab
[01:24] <wildbat> roberto__, there is ~ the "mount/eject" next the the drive ~
[01:24] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: do you have your /home separate?
[01:24] <dominicdinada> nice 1.2 gigs right there
[01:24] <iDope> anyone know how I can get my native 1920x1080 bootsplash resolution back after I screwed it up by opening the Startup Manager in Control Center
[01:24] <roberto__> Nubulis: I'm on a g5, one wiht a hidden drive so the button is on my keyboard.  hotkeys looks like it's opening it but doesn't
[01:24] <t1000__> heh, poor guy had 11 BSODs just yesterday
[01:24] <wildbat> umount*
[01:24] <newmansan> DasEi2: no problem. did ya find anything?
[01:24] <roberto__> wildbat: no, there isn't!
[01:24] <UbuntuJeff> h00k, no but I have everything like my downloads stuff I need etc on a different partition on the drive.
[01:24] <roberto__> wildbat: I wish!
[01:24] <Nubulis> ahh ok
[01:24] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: roger. you can take a look at usage now with --> df -h
[01:24] <roberto__> wildbat: in nautilus, you meant?
[01:24] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: consider separating /home because it'll make your settings and everything really easy if you reinstall
[01:25] <t1000__> al-tabq: then I'm no help. Personally, I'm on nvidia
[01:25] <wildbat> roberto__, yes
[01:25] <al-tabq> edbian, i have a radeon hd 2600, installed xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd..but i didn't all figure yet how to configure it properly
[01:25] <UbuntuJeff> h00k, okay I will remember that, bbiab going to give this a shot
[01:25] <dominicdinada> apt-get df -h
[01:25] <h00k> UbuntuJeff: good luck
[01:25] <Nubulis> t1000
[01:25] <UbuntuJeff> h00k, thanks
[01:25] <siya> jrib, wow even if I set $HOME in the bash script it still complains about $HOME not being set...
[01:25] <dominicdinada> onetinsoldier: apt-get df -h
[01:25] <Nubulis> maybe you can help me
[01:25] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: no... it's a stand alone command. no need to download that
[01:25] <bjv> Question: i cannot Ctrl-Alt-+ to change res, how do you do that on 9.10?
[01:25] <h00k> siya: consider checking #bash for bash scripting support
[01:26] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: no need to apt-get that... it's just a command
[01:26] <UtherX> hello
[01:26] <effigy> h00k: don't think gtkpod works...
[01:26] <h00k> effigy: with your iPod?
[01:26] <effigy> h00k: ipod touch
[01:26] <h00k> effigy: What version of Ubuntu are you on?
[01:26] <dominicdinada> onetinsoldier: now only if i could install remotedesktop on my server and run programs from there lol
[01:26] <effigy> lucid lynx
[01:26] <siya> jrib, creating a launcher by right clicking on the desktop; works fine
[01:26] <al-tabq> t1000__, i'm just loooking forward for the new L series that's supposed to come out this summer..got nvidia graphic and chipset
[01:26] <iDope> anyone know how I can get my native 1920x1080 bootsplash resolution back after I screwed it up by opening the Startup Manager in Control Center?
[01:26] <Luija1006> UbuntuJeff: And if something goes wrong and I need to reinstall the windows OS what can I do?
[01:26] <roberto__> wildbat: I hate to be stupid about it but, can you walk me through it ? Under Computer? the "CD/DVD unit" icon ?
[01:26] <aetr> rputos
[01:26] <siya> what is different about the created object?!
[01:27] <effigy> h00k: lucid
[01:27] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: lol
[01:27] <wildbat> roberto__, you have the side out ? "F9"
[01:27] <Nubulis> t1000, you said u have an nvidia, right
[01:27] <FluffyMaster> Hey, when i am installing, gparted says that my partition table is "unrecognized" and as such, says the entire drive is unallocated.  any way to fix this?
[01:27] <h00k> effigy: It works, you set your mount point in GTKpod to what it mounts to: /home/youruser/.gvfs/NAMEOFIPODHERE
[01:27] <wildbat> roberto__, you have the side pane* out ? "F9"
[01:27] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: don't know that i can help with that
[01:27] <Luija1006> UbuntuJeff: And if something goes wrong and I need to reinstall the windows 7 OS what can I do?
[01:27] <th3Xfagtr> other than skype, what messaging service works best for msn w/video?
[01:28] <h00k> th3Xfagtr: Empathy Voice/Video works if the other person is on Empathy/XMPP
[01:28] <dominicdinada> onetinsoldier: right after i set it up as a Wireless Access point :) but thanks for the help with dumping the apt-cache
[01:28] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: you're welcome :-)
[01:28] <UtherX> Excuse me, does anyone know here why does UNetbook Remix shows a black screen and white lines (like a code-bar)?
[01:28] <th3Xfagtr> is there anything a little more universal like kopete or pidgin that supports video?
[01:29] <roberto__> wildbat: the DVD drive isn't on the sidebar... the top ones are "Desktop, Filesystem, Red, and Trashbin"
[01:29] <wildbat> roberto__, or you right click the CD/DVD thing from the Computer too
[01:29] <hipitihop> certain bluetooth options used to be specified /etc/bluetooth/hcid.conf this does not exist in Lucid, what is the new way of doing things ?
[01:29] <tweakkkk> hi, after ugrade to 10.04 lynx I get this:
[01:29] <h00k> effigy: I just synched an iPod last week with Rhythmbox, actually, but if you want to take stuff off, GTKpod is your best bet
[01:29] <DasEi> newmansan: there are ACPI errors , pointing to irq problems in your syslog
[01:29] <wildbat> roberto__, @@; you on LiveCD?
[01:29] <roberto__> wildbat: yea ok I see it under my Computer, but the right-click menu doesn't have an eject on it
[01:29] <tweakkkk> dpkg: Fehler beim Bearbeiten von rcconf (--configure): Unterprozess installiertes post-installat
[01:29] <newmansan> DasEi: ok. what does that mean
[01:29] <effigy> h00k: do you mean change the path in repository/path ?
[01:29] <roberto__> wildbat: no, lucid 10.04 -- about 1 week old fresh install
[01:29] <newmansan> DasEi: and how do I fix it?
[01:29] <DasEi> newmansan: is the drive disabled in bios ?
[01:30] <siya> h00k jrib, found the culprit
[01:30] <roberto__> wildbat: damn, thanks man
[01:30] <effigy> h00k: yeah i used it with my ipod, just did a little googling and read it didn't work with touch
[01:30] <tweakkkk> rcconf E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[01:30] <Luija1006> UbuntuJeff: And if something goes wrong and I need to reinstall the windows 7 OS what can I do?
[01:30] <newmansan> DasEi: no
[01:30] <DasEi> newmansan: is bios set to autoconfigure irq's ?
[01:30] <siya> the install script created the desktop object with "#Path=$HOME"
[01:30] <tweakkkk> always when i want too install packages or upgrade.
[01:30] <newmansan> DasEi: well, actually I havent been able to boot from a CD
[01:30] <newmansan> DasEi, how do I check it?
[01:30] <roberto__> anyone know how to eject the DVD drive without using nautilus ?
[01:30] <siya> commenting that out from the <app>.desktop file sorted it
[01:30] <Nubulis> I've mananged to be able to get twin view working, but I can't get seperate xscreens,
[01:31] <DasEi> newmansan: does the bios see the cdrom drive ?
[01:31] <DasEi> dvd*
[01:31] <h00k> effigy: it didn't before Lucid, but it does now. Yeah, change the path to, for instance, the config in mine is pointing to: /home/anthony/.gvfs/Brittany%27s iPod
[01:31] <jduke128> hi , i always have problem on compiling some codes giving lack of libraries and function errors , is there any tool that detects which standard library is needed to compile project ? or can someone give me standard library named to get them by apt-get install ?
[01:31] <newmansan> DasEi: let me check real quick
[01:31] <DasEi> newmansan: y
[01:31] <Nubulis> want to be able to watch movies on the tv while being able to surf on monitor
[01:31] <effigy> h00k: how do i find the real path to put there?
[01:32] <jduke128> i m having problem on compiling kfifo api ? where can i get kfifo api ? apt-get ?
[01:32] <wildbat> robert__, there is eject command from cli
[01:32] <DasEi> Nubulis: nvidia I assume ?
[01:32] <Nubulis> DasEi: indeed
[01:32] <newmansan> DasEi: I'm checking the bios, and the CDrom isn't listed by make and model number
[01:32] <roberto__> wildbat: makes sense,  thanks :)
[01:32] <DasEi> Nubulis: sudo nvidia-settings , configure there, save to x-config, reboot
[01:32] <newmansan> DasEi: just as IDE 1
[01:32] <h00k> effigy: uum, make sure your iPod is plugged in, click Browse in the iPod/Repo settings for the mountpoint, press ctrl+h to view your hidden .dotfiles, open .gvfs, and select the folder that is your iPod Touch
[01:32] <Nubulis> DasEi: will try
[01:32] <Nubulis> ty
[01:33] <DasEi> newmansan: play around a little more, else seems drive is broken
[01:33] <roberto__> wildbat: hmm .. when I eject the tray that way, it closes again immediately
[01:33] <h00k> effigy: the .gvfs will be in your home folder (/home/USERNAME/.gvfs/IPODMOUNTPOINT)
[01:33] <hullo> hi my lovelies i want to try installing windows 7 over my current ubuntu install, ive read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBoot  but wanted to make sure theres nothing else i should know
[01:33] <h00k> effigy: and make sure it's set to the right iPod Touch model
[01:33] <wildbat> roberto__, @@ you umounted it yet?
[01:33] <AzMoo> Hey guys, I'm looking for a new netbook. I want to put UNE on it. Does anybody have any recommendations for models? I'm wanting a 10".
[01:34] <FluffyMaster> Hey, when i am installing, gparted says that my partition table is "unrecognized" and as such, says the entire drive is unallocated.  any way to fix this?
[01:34] <roberto__> wildbat: there's no disk in there! it's not mounted is it?
[01:34] <DasEi> hullo: so not over but besides; no, just defrag win and lowerit's space, then go ahaead
[01:34] <h00k> AzMoo: that might be better suited for #ubuntu-offtopic, or check on ubuntu.com for any notes they have about fully supported netbooks
[01:34] <effigy> h00k: when you say browse do you mean add new repository?
[01:34] <AzMoo> h00k: alrighty mate, cheers.
[01:35] <h00k> effigy: Yeah, and then just select iPod instead of repository
[01:35] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: do you have anything currently installed on this hard drive?
[01:35] <UtherX> Guys, does anyone know why does UNR shows a black screen and white lines (like a code-bar) when I use the LiveCD?
[01:35] <wildbat> roberto__, ohhh you don't have disc ~ ... no wonder you don't gave eject on the nautils
[01:35] <blendmaster1024> assuming i already have a package that i made that follows the packaging guidelines, how do i get it into the repo?
[01:35] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: yes, i have windows 7 starter (this is a netbook)
[01:36] <DasEi> newmansan: does bios allow boot from cd ?
[01:36] <hullo> DasEi: i have ubuntu 9.10 installed currently.  I want to set up a partition for windows and set up the machine to dual boot
[01:36] <blendmaster1024> FluffyMaster, i'll sell you ubuntu pro for $5 xD
[01:36] <h00k> ubottu: tell hullo about dualboot
[01:36] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: i see. you can run the live cd ok though?
[01:36] <amabo> i'm having trouble installing elementary desktop. i downloaded the PPA - but how might i go about installing it?
[01:36] <DasEi> hullo: ic, you will loose grub in between, will have to re-install it after win is on
[01:36] <wildbat> roberto__, but it should close by itself from eject command ...
[01:37] <wildbat> roberto__, but it shouldn't* close by itself from eject command ...
[01:37] <DasEi> hullo: size of the disk ?
[01:37] <hullo> DasEi: tremendous
[01:37] <mechi> What's the name of the app to switch desktop modes in the netbook edition?
[01:37] <duffydack> I`ll sell you ubuntu common sense professional 2010 for $0
[01:37] <DingGGu> wn
[01:37] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: yes i can, and i can still boot windows.  personally, i wanted a wubi install, but the issue with that was, when i booted into ubuntu, i got some error about "no root file system is defined" and couldnt figure out what that was about
[01:38] <newmansan> DasEi: the bios does, but when i put a bootable cd in, the prompt to boto from CD doesn't even come up
[01:38] <blendmaster1024> assuming i already have a package that i made that follows the packaging guidelines, how do i get it accepted into the repo?
[01:38] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: i also ran fdisk -l and the partitions show up there
[01:38] <DasEi> hullo: so no problem then, first lsmaller your current, if whole disk was used, might have to check fstab (uuid's), then install win to the free space
[01:38] <lucas-arg> how can i stop gnome from asking me the keyring password? every time i want to connect to my wifi conection it asks me my keyring password...
[01:38] <phrostbite> I am having some problems with gwibber. When I go to open it it does start up like it normally does. It just doesn't open or do anything. I shut down and restarted and still the same. Should I uninstall and reinstall?
[01:38] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: i wonder of the live cd has 'cfdisk'. think it does. if the hard drive is /dev/sda then you run the command cfdisk /dev/sda
[01:39] <h00k> blendmaster1024: you might want to talk with #ubuntu-devel, also https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment/NewPackages
[01:39] <DasEi> hullo: *make your current linux partition smaller
[01:39] <blendmaster1024> h00k, thanks :) it so happens that i don't have a package, but i know how to make them, so i'm fine on that point
[01:39] <h00k> effigy: Are you having any luck?
[01:39] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: you might try looking at that hard drive with cfdisk and see if it complains about it. cfdisk it pretty strict about partitions and will complain when something is wrong
[01:39] <h00k> blendmaster1024: that tells you how to get it in the repo, as well, I believe
[01:40] <mechi> What's the name of the app to switch desktop modes in the netbook edition?
[01:40] <duffydack> lucas, applications, passwords and enc key, right click it, set pass and set to blank
[01:40] <DasEi> newmansan: there should be no other prompt then the one provided from the boot/live cd
[01:40] <effigy> h00k: when i try to find the mount point... i can find the .gvfs folder and my itouch... but nothing happens when i press okay
[01:40] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: i will give it a try at this point.  i have been struggling with this for over a week now
[01:40] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: roger. sorry to hear that
[01:40] <h00k> effigy: Now hit "Load iPod" on gtkpod
[01:40] <phrostbite> I am having some problems with gwibber. When I go to open it it does start up like it normally does. It just doesn't open or do anything. I shut down and restarted and still the same. Should I uninstall and reinstall?
[01:40] <newmansan> DasEi: I meant the "Press any key to boot from CD" prompt
[01:40] <h00k> effigy: It should show you songs that are currently on it
[01:40] <DasEi> newmansan: ah
[01:41] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: i got a fatal error
[01:41] <DasEi> newmansan: that can also be a bad medium, have you got one you know is working on other boxes ?
[01:41] <MK13> is there any way to boot from the server version iso from grub2? it gets to the part of detecting the cd and fails there.
[01:41] <facsimile> (installing ubuntu) If I am using rEFIt should I turn off 'Install boot loader' in the advanced options?
[01:42] <UtherX> OK, when someone has the answer, please PM me. Thanks
[01:42] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: i'm not really surprised. something is probably messed up with those partitions. can't trust 'fdisk'. even says so in it's man page
[01:42] <effigy> h00k: still says nothing is mounted
[01:42] <MrKeuner> hi, my lenovo x200 laptop hibernates instead of suspending although I have set it to suspend in power manager, how can I enable logging of power manager?
[01:43] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: so i am at a loss for what to do.  one thing i am considering, is i have a copy of XP Pro with a legit CD key.  do u think if i install that, and then try a wubi install, it will work?
[01:43] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: you really want linux on there, you need to wipe the current partition table, imo. i could be wrong, but if cfdisk chokes on trying to read the partition table of the drive, i think that's the case
[01:43] <onetinsoldier> i = it
[01:44] <enlil> Hello
[01:44] <h00k> effigy: hrm. actually, unplug your iPod (eject), close gtkpod, plug it in, open gtkpod, and see if it will load it
[01:44] <MrKeuner> When I choose suspend from the menu it suspends and wakes up fine, it is only when it is idle 10 minutes that it goes to hibernate instead of suspending
[01:44] <axisys> !accelerometer
[01:44] <enlil> Ok I'm playing with gftp-text in command line but I don't know how to pass multiple instructions to it.
[01:44] <newmansan> DasEi: i tried it with a good CD, no prompt
[01:44] <enlil> "gftp-text login:pass@host <<< "cd backups"" works
[01:44] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: well if i actually chose to install XP, i would delete the whole table and install over it
[01:44] <enlil> But it's a single instruction
[01:44] <jean-pierresainf> well :-) as I said I have found an answer :-)
[01:44] <axisys> !Accelerometer
[01:45] <enlil> How to send several ones? Whith a separator or something?
[01:45] <jean-pierresainf> at least a partial one
[01:45] <h00k> enlil: check the manpage for it to see how it accepts commands
[01:45] <DareDevil0> Hi
[01:45] <amabo> anyone else get this error when trying apt-add install elementary-desktop? E: Couldn't find package elementary-desktop
[01:45] <griffinofCockerm> !Accelerometer
[01:45] <DasEi> newmansan: so seems drive is somewhat broken then
[01:45] <jean-pierresainf> on my board an52 from abit
[01:45] <h00k> !msgthebot | axisys
[01:45] <jean-pierresainf> the bios allows to use usb from onboard
[01:45] <newmansan> DasEi: im thinking that's the problem
[01:45] <DasEi> !info elemntary-desktop | amabo
[01:46] <newmansan> DasEi: ok then
[01:46] <DareDevil0> let me ask you something what should be the path to dynamicips when using ubuntu
[01:46] <enlil> Actualy h00k I didn't find very useful help in the manpage :/
[01:46] <DareDevil0> i really dont't know what is that for
[01:46] <newmansan> DasEiL thanks for all your help
[01:46] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: actually the more i think about it, the more i like the XP idea
[01:46] <DareDevil0> that is configuring gns3
[01:46] <jean-pierresainf> when I disable this I am able to boot the kernel provide by installer
[01:46] <DasEi> newmansan: sry for that
[01:46] <amabo> DasEi: ah, got it
[01:46] <enlil> Actually it doesn't concern gftp-text in particular
[01:46] <enlil> It's about passing several instructions in one string
[01:46] <unop> enlil, a guess. gftp-text login:pass@host <<< "cd backups; get myfile; cd otherdir; other_command;"
[01:46] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: roger. i recommend to use the cfdisk to delete all current partition tables, then use it to make yourself an NTFS partition. then after that, perhaps linux, or wubi, will install
[01:46] <newmansan> DasEi: sheite hapens, what can ya do
[01:46] <DasEi> amabo: ubuntu-desktop ?
[01:46] <enlil> Ok I'll tru with the ; unop
[01:46] <amabo> DasEi: huh?
[01:46] <amabo> DasEi: i guess
[01:47] <unop> enlil, or you might have to use a newline separator instead of ;
[01:47] <effigy> h00k: same, but it still says not mounted at '/media/ipod' not where it is with the /user/
[01:47] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: the NTFS partition being for your windows, of course
[01:47] <h00k> amabo: elementary-desktop doesn't exist in the repository
[01:47] <jean-pierresainf> this kernel probably is not able to recognize the usb chip onboard and may not have the proper driver for it.
[01:47] <jean-pierresainf> further investigation will tell me soon
[01:47] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: couldnt i just do that when i boot the windows disc?
[01:47] <amabo> h00k: how would i get it
[01:47] <DasEi> amabo: what do you want to install ?
[01:47] <Mark^> Hello.
[01:47] <jean-pierresainf> thank you all
[01:47] <stopsign> having wireless problems runing 10.04 hardware:Intel® WiFi Link 5100AGN 802.11a/g/n Wireless worked fine with 9.10, wondering anyways to use the 9.10 driver or maybe even a fix?
[01:47] <jean-pierresainf> will be back with more info
[01:47] <h00k> effigy: okay, so it's still looking in the wrong place
[01:47] <enlil> unop, well I just tryed both and neither work. I've got an error like "cd www/backups \n put test
[01:47] <amabo> DasEi: elementary-desktop
[01:47] <enlil> CWD www/backups \n put test
[01:47] <enlil> 550 Failed to change directory.
[01:47] <enlil> "
[01:47] <FloodBot1> enlil: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:48] <h00k> effigy: what do you have listed on the left side?
[01:48] <enlil> Same with semicolon
[01:48] <Mark^> I just downloaded 10.04 Ubuntu NetBook Remix, while installing it.. Its downloading another package file.. Though I downloaded the file which is 775MB, why its downloading again?
[01:48] <DarthScape> lotta pplz here
[01:48] <enlil> I use some variants with && and stuffs like that
[01:48] <effigy> h00k: music library, playlist, and the one i just made
[01:48] <enlil> But nothing worked
[01:48] <DasEi> amabo: see hook then, gdm if you just need an elemtary desktop (as being no specific package)
[01:49] <Mark^> I downloaded this link: http://ubuntu.qualitynet.net/releases/kubuntu/lucid/kubuntu-10.04-netbook-i386.iso - but it downloaded as a .rar file..
[01:49] <unop> enlil,  <<<"command1"$'\n'"command2"$'\n'"command3"  #etc
[01:49] <h00k> effigy: Okay, right click on the one you just made, edit iPod properties
[01:49] <DasEi> Mark^: language support/release notes
[01:49] <Mark^> Any1 can help me pls?
[01:49] <effigy> h00k: k
[01:49] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: yes. but still, i trust cfdisk more than letting windows partition it. that's just me
[01:49] <unop> enlil, but if i were you i would look into lftp instead
[01:49] <h00k> effigy: and where is that pointing?
[01:50] <DasEi> Mark^:unpack and md5sum it
[01:50] <iDope> I had a problem with wireless in Karmic... when I rebooted my system sometimes wireless would be disabled in Network Manager... I could get it up and running with an ifconfig wlan0 up and then using wpa_supplicant but network-manager would just show that wireless is disabled no matter what I did. It would happen on some reboots and work fine on others. But now on lucid, its a permanent problem.. wireless worked for some time but now its totally gone as far a
[01:50] <iDope> s network-manager is concerned. (I am using an Intel 5300AGN card with the iwlagn module) I really want to use Network manager.. any help would be appreciated.
[01:50] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: fair enough, haha
[01:50] <jjk1> Is there any free matlab software to download from online for ubuntu?
[01:50] <markus_> When I type something in evolution or in the browser every word gets underlined as wrong. I am typing in german. What do I have to install to make that disappear?
[01:50] <effigy> h00k: same /media/ipod
[01:50] <h00k> amabo: I don't know what you're trying to install, but it doesn't exist in the repositories
[01:50] <DasEi> Mark^:you are on win ?
[01:50] <h00k> effigy: okay, change that to the /home/youruser/.gfvs/whatever
[01:50] <dominicdinada> onetinsoldier: got a min to help out ? :)
[01:50] <amabo> h00k: i'm trying to install this https://launchpad.net/~elementaryart/+archive/elementarydesktop
[01:50] <enlil> Ok unop thanks a lot it works great. But why lftp?
[01:51] <Traveler123> Hi
[01:51] <Whammo> any advice getting the mplayer plugin to work embedded in firefox, for purpose of flash?
[01:51] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: yes. if i can.
[01:51] <h00k> amabo: okay, so that's a ppa
[01:51] <h00k> !ppa | amabo
[01:51] <amabo> h00k:  i have the ppa installed
[01:51] <dominicdinada> its to do with wireless master mode
[01:51] <h00k> amabo: okay, then sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install packagenamehere
[01:51] <amabo> h00k: but when I type install elementary-desktop, i don't get anything back
[01:51] <bjv> Question: How do you zoom the desktop resolution? Xorg does not seem to respond to Ctrl-Alt-+/-
[01:51] <dominicdinada> onetinsoldier: its to do with wireless master mode
[01:51] <h00k> amabo: make sure to refresh your package list first
[01:52] <unop> enlil, because you write a script and pass that to lftp instead of using convoluted command line constructs
[01:52] <onetinsoldier> dominicdinada: sorry, but i can't help with that
[01:52] <michael_> f
[01:52] <melanie> i have a problem whit lynx
[01:52] <amabo> h00k:  i did, nothing though. are you able to download it?
[01:52] <Traveler__> Hi
[01:52] <mrbook1> !pidgin
[01:52] <dominicdinada> Anybody good with working with wireless mastermode
[01:52] <effigy> h00k: working :) thanks
[01:52] <bjv> !zoom
[01:52] <Traveler__> I have just upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04 L
[01:52] <onetinsoldier> melanie: you mean the text browser lynx?
[01:52] <DasEi> amabo: you added the ppa, apt~update gave no error ?
[01:52] <iDope> I had a problem with wireless in Karmic... when I rebooted my system sometimes wireless would be disabled in Network Manager... I could get it up and running with an ifconfig wlan0 up and then using wpa_supplicant but network-manager would just show that wireless is disabled no matter what I did. It would happen on some reboots and work fine on others. But now on lucid, its a permanent problem.. wireless worked for some time but now its totally gone as far a
[01:52] <iDope> s network-manager is concerned. (I am using an Intel 5300AGN card with the iwlagn module) I really want to use Network manager.. any help would be appreciated.
[01:53] <h00k> amabo: no, I haven't tried, make sure your syntax is correct: sudo apt-get install elementary-desktop
[01:53] <Whammo> surely somebody uses mplayer in firefox?
[01:53] <h00k> effigy: sweet!
[01:53] <onetinsoldier> melanie: you mean the text-based web browser lynx?
[01:53] <Traveler__> And now i can't dual boot into my windows xp
[01:53] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: while i am waiting for this, do u have any idea what could have caused this?
[01:53] <h00k> Traveler__: sudo update-grub in a terminal
[01:53] <amabo> DasEi: I get 3 errors - both for ubuntu/dists and one for mactel
[01:54] <melanie> when i start my computer ,and when the login come , my screen go black and i cannot do nothing! can you help me?
[01:54] <Traveler__> h00k, ok, let me try that
[01:54] <amabo> DasEi: because those are bugs and i don't know how to fix them
[01:54] <Traveler__> and then i will restart and getback to you
[01:54] <h00k> Traveler__: alright
[01:54] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: not really sure. i had it happen to me once too though. couldn't partition with either 'gparted/parted' or 'cfdisk' until i wiped the partitions and made new ones
[01:54] <stopsign> whats the defalt intell wireless driver for 10.04? anyone
[01:54] <nixkix> What version of ubuntu is good for a low amount of ram
[01:55] <nixkix> i have an old machine
[01:55] <DasEi> amabo: you are on lucid ?
[01:55] <h00k> !xubuntu | nixkix
[01:55] <GeekSquid> nixkix: how much ram?
[01:55] <nixkix> im not going to stick with the defaults
[01:55] <amabo> yes
[01:55] <tck9> anyone know of a way to update a public ssh key from the console? perl -p -i -e 's,old key,new key,g' authorized_keys isn't working
[01:55] <h00k> amabo: that worked?
[01:55] <effigy01> h00k: i keep getting a bunch of warnings that say "lyrics not found" haha
[01:55] <amabo> h00k: no
[01:55] <h00k> effigy01: :D but it's working?
[01:55] <nixkix> i want it to be regular ubuntu i will mod it to my likeings
[01:55] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: i had some reason to think it was after i used windows disk management tool or something though as i recall
[01:55] <dominicdinada> Anybody good with working with wireless mastermode\
[01:55] <h00k> amabo: what error are you getting?
[01:55] <nixkix> fluxbox probally
[01:55] <DasEi> amabo: no desktop package for it yet, just karmic
[01:55] <melanie> when i start my computer ,and when the login come , my screen go black and i cannot do nothing! can you help me?
[01:56] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: so i just got the Blue Screen of Death during the windows boot CD.  I am thinking that i should run chkdsk /f in cmd
[01:56] <nixkix> 8.10?
[01:56] <amabo> DasEi: it says there's a package for it on the website... https://launchpad.net/~elementaryart/+archive/elementarydesktop
[01:56] <effigy01> h00k: well, i assume these warnings will go away after a while... but i can see it working behind the warning box
[01:56] <melanie> when i start my computer ,and when the login come , my screen go black and i cannot do nothing! can you help me?
[01:56] <stopsign> what is the default intell wireless driver for 10.04?
[01:56] <wubba> I had sound with my previous version - but upgraded to 10.04 - now I have no sound.  How can this be fixed?
[01:56] <nixkix> just as a basic
[01:56] <amabo> h00k:  E: Couldn't find package elementary-desktop
[01:56] <DasEi> amabo: karmic, not lucid, use their filter
[01:56] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: is this hard drive old?
[01:56] <GeekSquid> !intrepid | nixkix
[01:56] <mrbook1> Having trouble with cheese. Where can a send a file to show you what i get.
[01:56] <nixkix> !hardy
[01:56] <h00k> effigy01: cool
[01:56] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: no, i bought it in january.  its in an Eee PC 1005HAB
[01:56] <nixkix> cool
[01:56] <nixkix> 8.04 is me
[01:57] <amabo> DasEi: their filter has packages in it for lucid
[01:57] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: roger
[01:57] <wubba> is there a hardware scan so linux can see my audio card again?
[01:57] <h00k> amabo: I don't know, perhaps get ahold of the ppa maintainer, then
[01:57] <dominicdinada> Anybody good with working with wireless mastermode?
[01:57] <GeekSquid> nixkix: I'd start with an alternate install CD, easier on the computer for install, and takes less time
[01:57] <amabo> h00k: how do i remove a ppa?
[01:57] <effigy01> h00k: so just export tracks to backup?
[01:57] <nixkix> like what?
[01:57] <Paddy_NI> What is the name of the default plymouth splash screen in ubuntu?
[01:57] <nixkix> im going with a net install
[01:57] <DasEi> amabo: https://launchpad.net/~elementaryart/+archive/elementarydesktop?field.series_filter=lucid   has no blah~desktop
[01:58] <amabo> DasEi: ah, okay - thank you for your help
[01:58] <h00k> effigy01: yeah, I think so, I don't remember what it's called
[01:58] <melanie> when i start my computer ,and when the login come , my screen go black and i cannot do nothing! can you help me? http://paste.ubuntu-fr-secours.org/src-95172
[01:58] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: just to put linux on this machine... geez
[01:58] <DasEi> amabo: the trees and the wood, no prob
[01:58] <AAA_awright> Unplugging or re-plugging in this laptop causes the power manager to shut it down because the battery is 'critically low'. Booting it up again, battery or AC power, runs fine, until it is plugged back in again. Anyone have any clue what is going on?
[01:58] <GeekSquid> nixkix: download this and burn the iso http://releases.ubuntu.com/hardy/ubuntu-8.04.4-alternate-i386.iso
[01:58] <effigy01> h00k: thanks, going to step away from the comp while it's going through all this stuff
[01:58] <nixkix> http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/
[01:58] <h00k> effigy01: cheers
[01:59] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: lol, i hear you! linux is worth it if you ever manage to get sorted out what's wrong
[01:59] <GeekSquid> nixkix: the one you listed only works if you have a netboot server running on the network
[01:59] <nixkix> indeed
[01:59] <AAA_awright> And is it really necessary to hold back program updates for six months?
[01:59] <zloog> is it normal for root to own a user's ~/.kde/ ?
[01:59] <napoleon98> hey all, recently back to ubuntu any app suggestions?
[02:00] <AAA_awright> That meant some serious bugs weren't getting fixed for half a year. That's not good.
[02:00] <stopsign> anyone know the default intell wireless driver for 10.04?
[02:00] <Paddy_NI> AAA_awright, ubuntu is not a rolling release distro
[02:00] <bjv> Question: How do you change to a resolution smaller then your monitor, and mouse around to see the whole thing?
[02:00] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: i mean i have used Ubuntu on my desktop at home (i am in college) and i love it!  I am still learning about linux in general, and I like ubuntu because its kind of "noob-proof"
[02:00] <nixkix> http://releases.ubuntu.com/hardy/ubuntu-8.04.4-alternate-i386.iso
[02:00] <AAA_awright> Paddy_NI: Well how do I fix that then?
[02:00] <ttk1opc> hey ubuntu developers, this guy really appreciates all your hard work... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOouhVZHaK4
[02:00] <nixkix> you got a smaller version for putting it on a usb drive?
[02:00] <bjv> Because when i change my resolution, the panel is all screwed up and im worried im gonna get trapped
[02:00] <Paddy_NI> AAA_awright, use a rolling release distro
[02:00] <melanie> when i start my computer ,and when the login come , my screen go black and i cannot do nothing! can you help me? http://paste.ubuntu-fr-secours.org/src-95172
[02:00] <bjv> and not be able to change the res back
[02:00] <red2kic> Anybody here using their Ubuntu to keep track of money/cash? I'm looking for something easy to use. I have seen all packages (so don't just throw me name of packages you found). :o
[02:01] <AAA_awright> That's... um... not exactly helpful
[02:01] <Traveler__> h00k: It didn't work
[02:01] <h00k> Traveler__: I'm not sure, perhaps somebody else knows
[02:01] <nixkix> you got a smaller version for putting it on a usb drive?
[02:01] <nixkix> http://releases.ubuntu.com/hardy/ubuntu-8.04.4-alternate-i386.iso
[02:02] <Traveler__> The cursor just flashes, but windows xp doesn't load
[02:02] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: hehe, roger. i like it because it's pretty :-) at least with this Aurora Leopard BSM theme i have on it. even though i mostly make use of the command line
[02:02] <GeekSquid> nixkix: ubuntu isn't really small, I did ask you how much ram you had, I'll tell you I have had 8.04 with gnome running in 384mb of ram, if you want really small I reccommend puppy or dsl, but those arn't ubuntu and not supported here
[02:02] <melanie> i have aproblem whit linx!
[02:02] <nixkix> no man
[02:02] <acerimmer> ttklopc: such love...
[02:02] <michael_> how can i upgrade from tomboy 0.14 to the latest version?
[02:02] <nixkix> im talking about for installing
[02:02] <nixkix> instead of a huge iso
[02:02] <rolsworth> since ubuntu 10.04 screwed up so called ake raid installation what are the ways they could fix this? do you wait until the next version for a fix"
[02:03] <AAA_awright> h00k: Huh, ignoring the language, that's a problem I have
[02:03] <acerimmer> !ask|melanie
[02:03] <AAA_awright> h00k: Those phantom double clicks are getting really annoying, any clue what that's about?
[02:03] <Traveler__> ONe thing though, during the update to 10.4 when it was installing the kernel, i choose to keep my original list rather then installing the package mainters list
[02:03] <melanie> when i start my computer ,and when the login come , my screen go black and i cannot do nothing! can you help me? http://paste.ubuntu-fr-secours.org/src-95172
[02:03] <Traveler__> Is there a way to install the package mainters list again with the current kernel?
[02:03] <DasEi> michael: on your own risk : https://launchpad.net/~tomboy-packagers/+archive/development
[02:03] <DasEi> !ppa
[02:04] <h00k> AAA_awright: uh, I don't know?
[02:04] <wubba> I am not getting any sound but lspci shows: 00:10.1 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP51 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[02:04] <dominicdinada> Anybody good with working with wireless mastermode?
[02:04] <nixkix> http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/hardy-updates/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/mini.iso
[02:04] <wubba> any idea why I can't hear sound?  This worked before upgrading to 10.04
[02:04] <nixkix> good?
[02:04] <onetinsoldier> michael_: what version of ubuntu are you using? what release?
[02:04] <h00k> AAA_awright: I suppose see if it's a hardware problem, perhaps file a bug, check the forums
[02:05] <DasEi> wubba: alsamixergui installed ?
[02:05] <michael_> onetinsoldier, actually ... crunchbang ... but figured i'd ask here anyway
[02:05] <michael_> onetinsoldier, 10.4
[02:05] <wubba> DasEi, not sure
[02:05] <onetinsoldier> michael_: i'm guessing that's a very old version
[02:05] <acerimmer> wubba: check your input/output settings for sound
[02:05] <onetinsoldier> michael_: crunchbang? ok, what's crunchbang?
[02:06] <DasEi> wubba: sudo apt-get install alsamixergui && alsamixergui
[02:06] <GeekSquid> melanie: running an Xfix might clear up your problem, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[02:06] <GeekSquid> DasEi loose the & &
[02:06] <DasEi> !crunchbang | onetinsoldier
[02:06] <melanie> lynx
[02:06] <MrKeuner> hi, my lenovo x200 laptop hibernates instead of suspending although I have set it to suspend in power manager, how can I enable logging of power manager? When I choose suspend from the menu it suspends and wakes up fine, it is only when it is idle 10 minutes that it goes to hibernate instead of suspending
[02:06] <shreymech> hi.. can anyone tell me the importance of updating to a new kernel image from old.. as i can see my system is updating to new image linux-image 2.6.32-22
[02:06] <michael_> onetinsoldier, ubuntu on openbox window manager
[02:06] <DasEi> GeekSquid: explain ?
[02:07] <melanie> GeekSquid Lynx
[02:07] <onetinsoldier> michael_: you are running 10.04 but you have 0.12 installed? my version is 1.2.1
[02:07] <h00k> shreymech: bugfixes, new things?
[02:07] <GeekSquid> DasEi: sorry, I read that wrong
[02:07] <DasEi> k
[02:07] <michael_> onetinsoldier, ya ... must be something with crunchbangs repositories i think ...
[02:07] <Marttin> hello
[02:07] <Marttin> hi there emma
[02:08] <onetinsoldier> michael_: you can always go to http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[02:08] <emma> oh hello
[02:08] <Marttin> are you busy?
[02:08] <DasEi> michael: getting by ?
[02:08] <GeekSquid> melanie: restart and hold the SHIFT key, enter recovery mode for the top kernel listed, run xfix then reboot again and see how that treats you
[02:08] <wubba> dasei, ok thats installed
[02:09] <melanie> explain more
[02:09] <DasEi> wubba: so can you launch it ?
[02:09] <shreymech> h00k, i m not asking about the importance of system update.... my question is specific... what is the change brought by new linux image...
[02:09] <wubba> yes it actually auto launched when I isntalled it
[02:09] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: so chkdsk /f is done.  maybe i should try wubi one more time
[02:09] <h00k> shreymech: You can check the changelog underneath it in the update-manager
[02:09] <DasEi> shreymech: look in the changelog , or at kernel.org
[02:09] <h00k> shreymech: I don't remember specifically
[02:10] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: roger. i can only say.... good luck! :-)
[02:10] <lazarus477> Question: How do I disable my firwall in the latest ubuntu?
[02:10] <wubba> DasEi, yes it launched on the install
[02:10] <SuperID> I've just set up an irc server on my sheevaplug running ubuntu and I'd like to get a couple of testers
[02:10] <SuperID>  freesql.org 6667 #tlam should be open to the public I think
[02:10] <h00k> !firewall | lazarus477
[02:10] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: thanks, with the way this netbook has been stressing me out, i am going to need it
[02:10] <h00k> SuperID: do not spam here
[02:10] <shreymech> h00k, DasEi, thanx both...
[02:10] <DasEi> wubba: is your s-card shown correctly in it's tilebar ?
[02:10] <h00k> shreymech: :)
[02:10] <onetinsoldier> shreymech: hello. you want to know what the changes were for the new kernel revision
[02:10] <SuperID> h00k, ok..... seemed like a valid request though
[02:11] <shreymech> onetinsoldier, yes man..
[02:11] <h00k> SuperID: not here, it isn't.
[02:11] <wubba> DasEi, The card is showing up as PulseAudio - I have a Nvidia
[02:11] <lazarus477> ty
[02:11] <SuperID> h00k:  ok where would be a better UBUNTU community then?
[02:12] <h00k> SuperID: At least not in the support channel, but I don't think the other channels will welcome it either
[02:12] <onetinsoldier> shreymech: try the following command --> zless /usr/share/doc/linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic/changelog.Debian.gz
[02:12] <shreymech> Hello Everybody - Howzzzz your new experience with lucid going on.. did u guyd found any major bugs till noww....?????
[02:12] <melanie> GeekSquid what is kernel?
[02:12] <DasEi> wubba: nah, pulse acts as a sound-proxy, and not as a s-card;  are the channels unmuted ?
[02:12] <Marttin> anyone can help me with NdisWrapper?
[02:12] <sebsebseb> hi melanie
[02:13] <melanie> hi
[02:13] <wubba> DasEi, on the mixer it shows green with little speakers
[02:13] <DasEi> wubba:(speaker icons  (clickable) green ?) > unmute , also rise pcm
[02:13] <sebsebseb> !kernel | melanie
[02:13] <melanie> is this good: restart and hold the SHIFT key, enter recovery mode for the top kernel listed, run xfix then reboot again and see how that treats you
[02:13] <sebsebseb> melanie: basically the Linux kernel is there in the background, and it runs the software
[02:13] <wubba> DasEi, green means muted?
[02:13] <DasEi> wubba: no, green is fine
[02:14] <wubba> DasEi, The bar is about 3/4 up on both channels
[02:14] <wubba> proc shows the card
[02:14] <DasEi> wubba: so need some more debugging then, follow :
[02:14] <DasEi> !sound
[02:15] <JoshDreamland> wow, I can't stand this anymore
[02:15] <zloog> hamlogic
[02:15] <wubba> DasEi, thanks - I will take a look
[02:16] <DasEi> wubba: least I know card is supported, if it all fails, install latest alsa from source
[02:16] <GeekSquid> zloog: cqcq qrz
[02:16] <william> Ubuntu rocks
[02:16] <wubba> DasEi, it worked before upgrading to 10.04
[02:16] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: that's ashame in a way, she left already,  oh well.  I was looking through her issue
[02:16] <DasEi> wubba: as said, works with ubuntu, minor issue
[02:16] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: what she had typed in the channel
[02:17] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: seemed like a graphics card problem, monitor was reporting out of sync
[02:17] <Aruna> i am using wired and wireless network for 3 months now i upgraded to ubuntu 10.4 it was working fine today when i started my computer the internet is not work ing! i went to network connection i see that wired connection detail is automatically removed and wireless detail is there but in top bar i see network is desabled! can anyone help me ?
[02:17] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: it seemed like a rather new user as well,  who maybe now has given up on Ubuntu, but oh well
[02:18] <AAA_awright> Is there any chance Ubuntu is going to fix bugs/update packages without making me wait half a year with this upgrade?
[02:18] <futsuriai> Hello, having trouble booting the UNR from a usb, it hangs on a blank screen after showing a loading-type splash
[02:18] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: or perhaps was rebooting to try, we can't help everybody especially with so few of us
[02:19] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: that's true
[02:19] <wildbat> AAA_awright, download from a different mirror?
[02:19] <arinda> hi all. can i backup installed ubuntu in one DVD like live cd?
[02:19] <acerimmer> !rsync|arinda
[02:19] <duffydack> arinda, remastersys
[02:19] <arinda> duffydack, it can backup all program with it's config?
[02:20] <napoleon98> anyone have any MUST HAVE apps for ubuntu? im new to it so still lookign around
[02:20] <shreymech> onetinsoldier, yes man...
[02:20] <onetinsoldier> shreymech: try the following command --> zless /usr/share/doc/linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic/changelog.Debian.gz
[02:20] <shreymech> Hello Everybody - Howzzzz your new experience with lucid going on.. did u guyd found any major bugs till noww....?????
[02:20] <Aruna> Anyoen help me for for my problem ?
[02:20] <h00k> napoleon98: check in the Ubuntu Software Center for things you might find useful
[02:20] <duffydack> arinda, it does, and makes it a live, with installer
[02:20] <onetinsoldier> shreymech: try the following command --> zless /usr/share/doc/linux-image-2.6.32-22-generic/changelog.Debian.gz
[02:20] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: and then 7 people give options that don't answer the question, arinda: there are ways to backup, not sure your whole sitiuation
[02:20] <sebsebseb> napoleon98: I think the manual does some software recommendations as well
[02:20] <napoleon98> ty
[02:20] <acerimmer> arinda: your program config are hidden files in your /home.
[02:21] <h00k> shreymech: Since it's not directly support related, you might want to check #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:21] <shreymech> onetinsoldier, ok thx
[02:21] <AAA_awright> wildbat: For instance, waiting for the next upgrade to fix gnome-power-manager, or update Firefox to 3.6. It seems only the very most serious security holes ever get upgrades
[02:21] <sebsebseb> napoleon98: also that manual is great, for new users
[02:21] <sebsebseb> !manual | napoleon98
[02:21] <onetinsoldier> shreymech: you're welcome
[02:21] <Aruna> my network conneciton detail is disappaired and i cant use internet.
[02:21] <napoleon98> noob alert.. wheres the manual? lol
[02:21] <napoleon98> nvm
[02:21] <napoleon98> lol
[02:21] <GeekSquid> napoleon98: start with www.ubuntupocketguide.com
[02:21] <nomasteryoda> napoleon98, yeah that's a dirty word around these parts
[02:21] <roberto__> anyone have problems sending emails with attachedments from evolution?
[02:22] <h00k> !info firefox | AAA_awright
[02:22] <roberto__> and with gmail as the server
[02:22] <Aruna> i am using wired and wireless network for 3 months now i upgraded to ubuntu 10.4 it was working fine today when i started my computer the internet is not work ing! i went to network connection i see that wired connection detail is automatically removed and wireless detail is there but in top bar i see network is desabled! can anyone help me ?
[02:22] <shreymech> onetinsoldier,   Howzzzz your new experience with lucid going on.. did u guyd found any major bugs till noww....?????
[02:22] <codygman> what's that really popular streaming website?
[02:22] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: napoleon98 nah probabyl better to start with that manual now, then do pocketguide
[02:22] <acerimmer> aruna: what wireless card?
[02:22] <h00k> shreymech: Since it's not directly support related, please head over to #ubuntu-offtopic
[02:22] <haavaros> Hi! My 10.04 installation just stop at a black screen ... I've tried USB and several CDs generated from different images. Help pls?
[02:22] <myk_robinson> Is there a way to get Docky to work properly with Open Office? It shows multiple icons when open, and they do not respond like other icons
[02:22] <acerimmer> aruna: and what version did you upgrade from
[02:22] <duffydack> arinda, sorry I didnt read properly..it doesnt save your home settings.. just installs ubuntu with apps you already have installed..  if you want a complete backup, then go with clonezilla.
[02:22] <shreymech> h00k, k
[02:22] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: I just now learned of it
[02:23] <nomasteryoda> Aruna, did you remove all the current wireless connections and try to rejoin your network?
[02:23] <nomasteryoda> I had to do that
[02:23] <Sereph> if something says its for kde does that mean it can not be used on gnome?
[02:23] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: oh
[02:23] <JoshDreamland> Hoping someone can answer me one simple question: I want to install Lucid over Karmic. I chose Karmic's partition and said not to format. It says system folders will be erased. Does that include /home/?
[02:23] <Aruna> it was workign for months but suddenly it gives problem
[02:23] <arinda> acerimmer, duffydack. yup. i wanna make DVD based on installed ubuntu. so, if i reinstalling system, i just install that DVD and all program with it's config has installed in the same time
[02:23] <miked595> JoshDreamland: is it on the same partition?
[02:23] <nomasteryoda> JoshDreamland, if /home existed inside that partition, yes
[02:23] <Aruna> acerimmer, broadcom  but i have the dirver installed and it was working suddenly when today mornig i login the network is not there in network connection for wired
[02:24] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: I have been bash'ing it out for so long I forgot new stuff becomes available so often
[02:24] <acerimmer> joshdreamland: if your /home is in its own partition, you're safe
[02:24] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: bashing out?
[02:24] <onetinsoldier> shreymech: yes. couldn't seem to load up, or, make from scratch and save... an fwbuilder-3.0.7 firewall script. it would ctd when trying to do either of those. not sure what the issue is. now, it depends on if you really think that's a major bug though. but have a found a bug? yeah.. seems so
[02:24] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: it didnt work... ia m tired of seeing "no root file system is defined
[02:24] <JoshDreamland> miked595: yes, it is
[02:24] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: bourne again shell =bash ... LOL
[02:24] <JoshDreamland> Can't I tell it to import that home dir?
[02:24] <acerimmer> arnida: remastersys - you talking about bascially a custom distro.
[02:24] <miked595> JoshDreamland: then it will be wiped out
[02:24] <haavaros> JoshDreamland: You may be in a world of hell hours from now. I've been on this channel the last week seeing ppl getting beat up by the lynx ... I have too. Take a full backup of your system before upgrading. Many have no problems, but too many does
[02:24] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: oh been using the commands mainly you mean?
[02:24] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: darn. this is after you did a chkdsk.. right?
[02:25] <miked595> JoshDreamland: back it up to another disk
[02:25] <duffydack> arinda, then a complete backup is the only way..  a remastersys doesnt save personal configs..
[02:25] <sebsebseb> haavaros: uhmm
[02:25] <JoshDreamland> miked595: Can't I Just rename it?
[02:25] <sebsebseb> haavaros:  Stop trying to scare new users or whatever that is!
[02:25] <FluffyMaster> yup, i did a wubi isntall
[02:25] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: exactly
[02:25] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: keep in mind.. i know nothing about 'wubi'. there isn't a #wubi channel either. i don't think it's really supported
[02:25] <acerimmer> arnida: go to your home, show hidden files, select all and copy
[02:25] <Aruna> on top of the bar it says Network ing Disabled.
[02:25] <JoshDreamland> sebsebseb: There's no scaring me. Besides, he's right.
[02:26] <arinda> duffydack. is remastersys like AptonCD?
[02:26] <miked595> JoshDreamland: well the installer is going to reformat the partition so that wont help
[02:26] <haavaros> sebsebseb: It's a fair warning, many ppl in here getting problems with Lucid, along with me. I recommend waiting a couple of months
[02:26] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: i could try a gparted check again
[02:26] <onetinsoldier> FluffyMaster: all i can say is, i make sure i can get my linux installed. even if it means i have to start over from scratch
[02:26] <sebsebseb> hagabaka: oh one of those
[02:26] <duffydack> !remastersys | arinda
[02:26] <sebsebseb> hagabaka: not you
[02:26] <duffydack> doh
[02:26] <JoshDreamland> miked595: I specified it /not/ to format the partition
[02:26] <sebsebseb> haavaros: oh one of those hrm
[02:26] <Aruna> ?
[02:27] <sebsebseb> haavaros: let them try 10.04,  if they have serious enough problems with it,  they can try a previous version or aother distro
[02:27] <duffydack> arinda, aptoncd just saves pkgs to offline install..
[02:27] <h00k> JoshDreamland: that is probably a bad idea as it will only overwrite the files they have in common, you might end up with some scattered useless files
[02:27] <sebsebseb> haavaros: sometime it is actsauly better to recommend another distro to someone by the weay
[02:27] <GeekSquid> miked595: there is such thing as a persistant home directory, very nice if you want to keep your configs between installs
[02:27] <miked595> JoshDreamland: i would still backup the data if it is important. you can recursive archive switch the cp command sudo cp -ra source dest
[02:27] <sebsebseb> hi again melanie
[02:27] <acerimmer> !ubuntuone|joshdreamland
[02:28] <miked595> GeekSquid: wouldn't that require that home have it's own partition?
[02:28] <Aruna> anyone help me.
[02:28] <GeekSquid> miked595: yes, yes it would
[02:28] <h00k> !anyone | Aruna
[02:28] <melanie> i do :(restart and hold the SHIFT key, enter recovery mode for the top kernel listed, run xfix then reboot again and see how that treats you)but where you run xfix?
[02:28] <nomasteryoda> oh h00k he already asked
[02:28] <miked595> GeekSquid: in JoshDreamland's case home is on the main partition
[02:28] <nomasteryoda> and described the problem
[02:29] <h00k> nomasteryoda: yes, buy way up there
[02:29] <haavaros> sebsebseb: Well, everyone considering Lucid should be warned that many have had serious problems, and that a full backup of the entire system should be made. I've had multiple problems my self, and so have many others I've seen in here
[02:29] <sebsebseb> JoshDreamland: did you do a clean install of Karmic?
[02:29] <miked595> I would just do a dist-upgrade
[02:29] <sebsebseb> melanie: ok let's see if I can help you some how hrm
[02:29] <GeekSquid> melanie: after entering recovery mode, a menu will show up, in that menu there will be Xfix
[02:29] <melanie> no!
[02:29] <JoshDreamland> sebsebseb: No, I upgraded using System Update or whatever it's called
[02:29] <arinda> ok. thanks all
[02:29] <h00k> nomasteryoda, Aruna  it's best practice to re-ask every couple minutes, it's hard to keep track of everyone's things
[02:29] <melanie> no xfix
[02:29] <sebsebseb> melanie: your on 10.04?
[02:29] <JoshDreamland> sebsebseb: Which broke -everything-
[02:29] <melanie> yes
[02:30] <sebsebseb> JoshDreamland: ok that normalley works
[02:30] <sebsebseb> !home | JoshDreamland
[02:30] <nomasteryoda> experience on this channel has taught me otherwise... that asking over and over only makes people ignore
[02:30] <melanie> sebsebseb i do :(restart and hold the SHIFT key, enter recovery mode for the top kernel listed, run xfix then reboot again and see how that treats you)but where you run xfix?
[02:30] <Barnabas> sebsebseb, isnt and "xfix" the same as a "dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg" ?
[02:31] <sebsebseb> Barnabas: probably
[02:31] <acerimmer> JoshDreamland: FWIW: i set up a partition for /home.  Just did the distro upgrade.  All my /home files were retained.
[02:31] <h00k> nomasteryoda: too often, yes
[02:31] <Barnabas> sebsebseb, perhaps a workaround then
[02:31] <sebsebseb> melanie: that's one way to fix xorg well if it shows
[02:31] <sebsebseb> melanie: xfix in recovery mode
[02:31] <h00k> nomasteryoda: and if nobody knows, then they usually don't answer
[02:31] <sebsebseb> melanie: if not there is another way
[02:31] <aitiba> hi
[02:31] <GeekSquid> melanie: sorry for giving you wrong information, xfix does not exist in Lucid
[02:32] <melanie> ok!!
[02:32] <melanie> go on sebsebseb
[02:32] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: oh they got rid of it?  well I remember when I thought they were going to get rid  of recovery mode in 10.04
[02:32] <aitiba> the news usability problam that are on 10.04 are they licenced by gpl?
[02:32] <sebsebseb> !xorg | melanie
[02:32] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: so she wants xorg reset?
[02:32] <miked595> JoshDreamland: always make a backup of your data before resizing a partition, if you go that route
[02:32] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: restart x?
[02:33] <FluffyMaster> onetinsoldier: gparted still says unallocated
[02:33] <BiggFREE> Where can I find a list of commands available in this OS ?
[02:33] <JoshDreamland> what's the package that adds "Open in Terminal" to your context menu/
[02:33] <JoshDreamland> s/\//?
[02:33] <sebsebseb> BiggFREE: not sure, but well here's a start I guess
[02:33] <sebsebseb> !terminal | BiggFREE
[02:33] <h00k> !manual | BiggFREE
[02:33] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: melanie: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg ... was the old way ... hold on while I try this in a VM
[02:33] <h00k> if that helps, anyway.
[02:33] <sebsebseb> h00k: surely that doesn't have all the commands?
[02:34] <omar> is it possible to grep for something in .bash_history and redirect to to commandline in one fell swoop? i'm currently copy/pasting :(
[02:34] <h00k> sebsebseb: of course not
[02:34] <BiggFREE> ty :)
[02:34] <wildbat> JoshDreamland, nautils-open-terminal
[02:34] <sebsebseb> h00k: ah ok, he said list of commands, not all commands
[02:34] <brah-> how can I view a file
[02:34] <brah-> via ssh
[02:34] <brah-> give me some viewer names
[02:34] <BiggFREE> Yes A list
[02:34] <hebz0rl> brah-, nano
[02:34] <brah-> thx
[02:34] <sebsebseb> BiggFREE: the manual
[02:35] <h00k> brah-: vim?
[02:35] <BiggFREE> ok
[02:35] <wildbat> brah-, pico,nano, vim, vi, edit~ etc
[02:35] <JoshDreamland> wildbat: thanks
[02:35] <melanie> my screen go black!
[02:35] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: what's your host OS?
[02:35] <omar> anyone know how to redirect output directly to be executed by a terminal?
[02:35] <sebsebseb> melanie: By the way have you installed a graphics card driver? probably not
[02:35] <melanie> no
[02:35] <psusi> omar, what?
[02:36] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: winXP on my VM, on my laptop I have it the other way around
[02:36] <franl> In Lucid, is there any way to configure the sensitivity of gnome-panel's autohide feature?  When I move my mouse to the top edge of the screen, the panel doesn't always unhide.
[02:36] <dipu> Hi .. I am running ubuntu 10.04 .. youtube audio does not work on firefox..3.6.3 .. any ideas ....thanx in advance
[02:36] <omar> psusi, for instance, grepping for a command in .bash_history and executing it immediately instead of copy/pasting it
[02:37] <sebsebseb> melanie: so  uhmmm  well I could  find the text again, basically the log in screen wont' show  properly yes?
[02:37] <melanie> when i close my screen, i wait (the login music) and i open my screen and i have an image!
[02:38] <psusi> omar, if you want the output of grep to be executed, pipe it to another shell instance...
[02:38] <sebsebseb> melanie: is auto log in enabled?
[02:38] <melanie> yes
[02:38] <GeekSquid> melanie: it isn't a fujitsu is it?
[02:38] <melanie> no
[02:38] <omar> psusi,  how can i do that?
[02:38] <sebsebseb> melanie: ok, so what's the problem exactly then?
[02:38] <psusi> omar, grep | bash
[02:39] <sebsebseb> GeekSquid: maybe she doesn't need xorg reset
[02:39] <omar> oh thought so
[02:39] <moes> I have a triple boot system w/Windows XP,Ubuntu Hardy,Debian Lenny...Lenny controls the grub bootloader...I want to uninstall Hardy and clean install Lucid but not use grub 2 as the bootloaded rather continue to use Lenny grub as the bootloader ...Is this possible???
[02:39] <sebsebseb> melanie: if you have auto log in enabled,  the log in screen won't show at all, or not for long
[02:39] <omar> psusi, thanks!
[02:39] <sebsebseb> melanie: I think
[02:39] <arthurjohnson> Whats the applet that takes the titlebar and puts it in the panel on UNR?
[02:39] <h00k> moes: yes, you can tell Lucid not to install a bootloader
[02:39] <acerimmer> moes yes.  Just don't install an new bootlaoder
[02:39] <melanie> sebsebseb :when i start my computer ,the screen go black at the login so i close my screen, i wait (the login music) and i open my screen and i have an image!
[02:40] <GeekSquid> sebsebseb: seems like a display power cycle fixes it, melanie: yes?