[17:56] <Xanatos> the wubi installs fine, just gets up to formatting the swap disk after rebooting and it stalls..
[17:56] <heymr> linkmaster03: or yeah.. that...
[17:56] <antic> linkmaster03: kill <pid>, kill -9 <pid>
[17:56] <DarkRainbow> loading ubuntu livecd..
[17:56] <astro76> linkmaster03: yeah try kill before kill -9
[17:56] <Chipsa964> erUSUL, it says bash: demsg: command not found
[17:56] <linkmaster03> kill didnt work ill try kill -9
[17:56] <aurel42> Chipsa964: dmesg
[17:56] <heymr> linkmaster03: if you want to kill an x app, try xkill, then clicky
[17:56] <erUSUL> Chipsa964: is dmesg sorry
[17:57] <Chipsa964> ok, now what am i looking for?
[17:57] <linkmaster03> kill -9 didnt work :S
[17:57] <heymr> DarkRainbow: linkmaster03 what are you trying to kill?
[17:57] <heymr> oh, a pid
[17:57] <DarkRainbow> ?
[17:57] <heymr> nm
[17:57] <erUSUL> Chipsa964: well there may be clues as how the libertas driver we loaded does not work ...
[17:58] <heymr> DarkRainbow: sorry, @ some one else
[17:58] <dabaR> linkmaster03: was there an error message?
[17:58] <aurel42> last try before i fall back to nvidia-xconfig and fix the stuff it breaks manually: Installing 8.04 from scratch on a new system, my Nvidia-based video card isn't recognized, probably because it's too fresh (it was released in April). "jockey-gtk -l" gives no result. Is there a proper way to make jockey aware that I want to use the restricted nvidia driver?
[17:58] <DarkRainbow> Ok=)
[17:58] <linkmaster03> dabaR no
[17:58] <dabaR> linkmaster03: then its dead
[17:59] <heymr> DarkRainbow: you have windows installed on this computer?
[17:59] <linkmaster03> dabaR: its running in tty1, i cant execute commands from tty1
[17:59] <dabaR> linkmaster03: ps aux to see all processes. Or maybe, it could not be killed, actually I ran into that before.
[17:59] <DarkRainbow> Yes
[17:59] <chuy_max> hi, how can I check the md5sum of a CD, I tried md5sum -b scd0 but it has been calculating it for like 5 minutes without an end, it is a DVD and it is mounted if the info helps
[17:59] <DarkRainbow> On both
[17:59] <Chipsa964> crap, i need to go afk for a sec, i need to go do somethin for my brother, ill be back
[17:59] <Chipsa964> will you be here, erUSUL?
[17:59] <dabaR> linkmaster03: paste output of ps aux to a pastebin, and link me here
[17:59] <DarkRainbow> LiveCD is up and running now what do do?
[18:00] <mlk> Anyone can tell me where all the mirrors for the GUI "Software Sources" are located?
[18:00] <erUSUL> Chipsa964: probably but i dunno
[18:00] <Chipsa964> ok, thanks a lot
[18:00] <no7up4u2> later all , good luck gaintsura my the packets be with you
[18:00] <RobbieRob> What is the command to refresh sound cache? Cause my sound goes out sometimes and it takes a reboot to get it working.
[18:00] <DarkRainbow> heymr; LiveCD started again
[18:00] <heymr> DarkRainbow: ok
[18:00] <dabaR> mlk: probably the ubuntu web site can tell you where each of the mirrors is, which is probably not what you wanted to ask.
[18:00] <cr3> crap there seems to be no way to determine whether the installed package are amd64 or i386 based on dpkg -l, I need to do dpkg --print-architecture or somesuch
[18:00] <linkmaster03> wait
[18:00] <Exittor_> i get the message " Inappropriate ioctl for device" when i try to unrar an archive?
[18:00] <Exittor_> whats wrong
[18:00] <odinsbane> Hello I upgraded to hardy and now totem's default color settings are all messed up.  Is there a way to reconfigure this?
[18:00] <odinsbane> automatically.
[18:00] <tulpi> G'day!
[18:01] <linkmaster03> dabaR: it says bash: kill: (7822) - Operation not permitted
[18:01] <heymr> DarkRainbow: open a terminal, Apps. > Accesories > terminal
[18:01] <dabaR> linkmaster03: then use sudo
[18:01] <yowshi> grrr stupid sounmd problems. i cant use vlc cause alsa broke i dont know how or why or how to fix it
[18:01] <DarkRainbow> Ok
[18:01] <tulpi> I'm having some trouble with audacityy and sound output? aannndy  porientecrsor tdo icomnmgon problems?
[18:01] <Exittor_>  i get the message " Inappropriate ioctl for device" when i try to unrar an archive. Whats wrong?
[18:01] <_urlwolf> how can you explain that the out put of whatsmyip.com is not the same as the ip shown in ifconfig?
[18:02] <heymr> DarkRainbow: type fdisk -l to list the devices
[18:02] <Exittor_> anyone?
[18:02] <ubuntulover> ok
[18:02] <heymr> DarkRainbow: maybe you need to do it as root... sudo fdisk -l ?
[18:02] <DarkRainbow> nothing happens
[18:02] <linkmaster03> thanks dabaR, cant believe i didnt do that lol. I had to restart bash in tty1
[18:02] <DarkRainbow> yea maybe
[18:02] <heymr> Exittor_: just ask again
[18:02] <dabaR> yowshi: vlc  does not oppen, or just no sound?
[18:02] <odinsbane> urlwolf whatsmyip.com gives you your real ip on the internet ifconfig gives you your local network ip
[18:02] <Exittor_>  i get the message " Inappropriate ioctl for device" when i try to unrar an archive?
[18:02] <Dex-Freudii> how can I make a script to be run every time Ubuntu (re)starts??
[18:02] <astro76> _urlwolf: you have some device doing NAT? a router or most dsl modems for instance ?
[18:03] <DarkRainbow> There
[18:03] <heymr> odinsbane: ho do you get a real IP from the terminal...?
[18:03] <dabaR> linkmaster03: wouldn't a logout-login do that?
[18:03] <_urlwolf> yes, I'm using my home DSL
[18:03] <DarkRainbow> One device
[18:03] <linkmaster03> dabaR: i dont know, probably lol
[18:03] <Exittor_>  i get the message " Inappropriate ioctl for device" when i try to unrar an archive? whats is wrong?
[18:03] <yowshi> dabaR: just no sound
[18:03] <heymr> DarkRainbow: ok, NTFS?
[18:03] <odinsbane> heymr you need to either get it from your router or an external site, your computer really doesn't know its ip.
[18:03] <hawkeyex> Dex: I wanna know that too - need to run xbindkeys manually everyt ime I reboot
[18:03] <dabaR> linkmaster03: it would certainly restart bash.
[18:03] <DarkRainbow> System: HPFS/NTFS
[18:03] <_urlwolf> astro76: Is there any way to know which IP is correct?
[18:03] <duffman75> hi all ! is there a way to lock all the icons in the gnome-panel ?
[18:03] <dabaR> yowshi: did you check your sound mixer?
[18:03] <hawkeyex> or I don't get full mouse functuallity
[18:03] <heymr> Exittor_: maybe you neeed to install unrar
[18:03] <_urlwolf> I want to ssh into the box
[18:03] <DarkRainbow> urlwolf: Cmd = Internal IP
[18:03] <DarkRainbow> Whatismyip = External
[18:03] <astro76> _urlwolf: most DSL modems are actually "routers" also, you can hook up a switch and multiple computers without  a separate router
[18:04] <houmala> Ijust installed 8.04 64 bit and have 4 GB of ram , why does "free" show only 3985108 instead of 4000000+  ???
[18:04] <heymr> odinsbane: oh ok
[18:04] <odinsbane> _urlwolf ddclient can help you do something like that.
[18:04] <astro76> _urlwolf: they are both correct, one is external and one is internal
[18:04] <yowshi> dabaR: if you mean the sound preferences thing in system -> preferncexs menu then yes. alsa is busted when i try to test it there i get some resource busy error
[18:04] <_urlwolf> DarkRainbow: so? which ip do I use for ssh?
[18:04] <aurel42> houmala: because you're running a 32 bit system and not all the RAM is addressable? Just guessing.
[18:04] <DarkRainbow> Dunno
[18:04] <DarkRainbow> I guess external
[18:04] <dabaR> yowshi: paste output of asound to a pastebin, if you don't mind.
[18:04] <astro76> _urlwolf: to ssh in from outside you use the external, but you also need to set a port forward in the modem
[18:05] <houmala> am running ubuntu 8.04 64 bit...
[18:05] <odinsbane> _urlwolf the ip that whatismyip gives you will go to the router. Then your router will have to forward that request to your computer, especially ssh.
[18:05] <heymr> DarkRainbow: you should follow these instructions: (scroll like half way down) http://apcmag.com/how_to_dual_boot_windows_xp_and_linux_xp_installed_first.htm
[18:05] <_urlwolf> damn
[18:05] <_urlwolf> sounds difficult
[18:05] <dabaR> yowshi: one sec, actually
[18:05] <DarkRainbow> Ok thank you VERY much<3
[18:05] <yowshi> dabaR: i used the gui i dont know the cli to diagnose this
[18:05] <airstrike> when adding a line to /etc/fstab for a new partition on a hard drive, should i create a directory where that partition will be mounted? or will it mount AS a directory and therefore there shouldn't already be one?
[18:05] <astro76> _urlwolf: pretty simple usually, go to http://<IP_ADDRESS> which is most likely the modem's internal address, and configure it there, checkout portforward.com if you need help
[18:05] <_urlwolf> so I need to play with the router's software? that doesn't sound like a viable optionss
[18:05] <tolecnal> houmala: probably because a 64bit computer uses far more memory to set up its internal registers than a 32bit system, as the addressing used in 64bit system takes up more space than on a 32bit system
[18:05] <aurel42> airstrike: the dir needs to exist
[18:05] <_urlwolf> ISPs try hard so you actually can't
[18:06] <airstrike> ok, thanks
[18:06] <heymr> DarkRainbow: did you back up that computer?
[18:06] <houmala> ok i can buy that.....
[18:06] <dabaR> yowshi: can you open a terminal, run the amixer command, and then paste the output to the pastebin?
[18:06] <astro76> _urlwolf: no, this is a common and desirable setup, so your internal computers are "firewalled" from the internet
[18:06] <tolecnal> houmala: you better, because it's the truth :)
[18:06] <heymr> DarkRainbow: thats the best instructions on the web imo
[18:06] <airstrike> so '/dev/sda5	/storage	ntfs	defaults	0	2' and 'sudo mkdir /storage' should work, right?
[18:06] <astro76> _urlwolf: and you can hook up more than one
[18:06] <_urlwolf> yes, I do
[18:07] <heymr> DarkRainbow: you can run the install now
[18:07] <_urlwolf> so, I need to give an IP to my sysadmin so he can ssh into my machine
[18:07] <yowshi> dabaR: whats the command ubuntu has to dump a commands output to pastebin?
[18:07] <DarkRainbow> heymr thx
[18:07] <_urlwolf> and I'm on one of those routers/modems that firewall you
[18:07] <DarkRainbow> Im trying installing now
[18:07] <heymr> DarkRainbow: the link covers if you screw up too. it will show you how to edit grubs menu.lst, but windows xp partition should show up. just resize it
[18:07] <_urlwolf> using http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ returns nothing
[18:08] <yowshi> dabaR: i know it is there just cant think of it offhand
[18:08] <airstrike> why do I have 'UUID=71ce4abc-37f3-428b-bcf6-dbf8e851d834' for /dev/sda1 on fstab? should i have a similar line for /dev/sda5 or will just '/dev/sda5' work?
[18:08] <astro76> _urlwolf: what IP does ifconfig give?
[18:08] <Aalvarez> aurel42: I'm up and running with the printer. Everything works perfect. Thank you.
[18:08] <aurel42> airstrike: yeah, it will work as well.
[18:08] <airstrike> ok, thanks
[18:08] <_urlwolf> astro76: inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS>
[18:08] <airstrike> should i sudo mount -a now, then?
[18:08] <astro76> _urlwolf: then it's <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:08] <aurel42> airstrike: the UUID is just an alternative way to identify a partition, I believe.
[18:08] <AMDfanboy> i'm trying to install a canon printer from their proprietary rpm.  here is a how-to in 32 bit: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanonPixmaIP1500       but i'm using amd64, so when alien converts the rpm's, dkpg complains and it fails.  i guess i just need to make it think i'm using 32 bit??????
[18:08] <airstrike> just want to make sure i'm doing it right, last time things went kaput
[18:08] <dabaR> yowshi: pastebin is a website that you paste into it. I don't remember the command.
[18:08] <aurel42> Aalvarez: very welcome
[18:09] <_urlwolf> that one gives me a blank page
[18:09] <nomi1> i need to know something ... i'm using xubuntu and normally I have to issue a script to connect to my wireless broadband (netgear wg111 wireless dongle) but now it automatically connects on bootup even runs pidgeon i didn't set it up myself how does this happen?   anyone know?
[18:09] <Xanatos> _urlwolf is there a gateway address or something?
[18:09] <egeste_> anyone available for support?
[18:09] <yowshi> dabaR: i know that and ubuntu has a command to dump output directly to pastebin
[18:09] <nomi1> it isn't a problem
[18:09] <heymr> DarkRainbow: if you like, you can find a windows application for partitioning like magicpartionar, and make a C drive and a D drive (unfoormatted) then in the install option just tell it to put it on the D drive (manual partitioning) you need a / (root) partition and a swap partition (1.5x the size of your RAM)
[18:09] <astro76> _urlwolf: your ISP's website probably has documentation on this, as does portforward.com
[18:09] <NMajik> Why would the following occur? I type ls -l /dev/3-1 and it shows me information on the file but it I type cat /dev/3-1 it tells me "No such file or directory", I'm in the root prompt
[18:09] <heymr> DarkRainbow: good luck!
[18:09] <airstrike> nice, it worked..
[18:09] <dabaR> yowshi: ok, can you paste to the site rather, I can't remember the name of the program
[18:09] <airstrike> how can i have /storage (or /dev/sda5) show up on my desktop automatically upon mounting?
[18:09] <_urlwolf> I don't see a gateway
[18:09] <DarkRainbow> thx
[18:09] <dabaR> yowshi: pastebinit?
[18:09] <airstrike> or will it only show removable media?
[18:09] <yowshi> yeah i am doing it now
[18:10] <airstrike> i get it
[18:10] <airstrike> i'll just create a launcher
[18:10] <DarkRainbow> Now in install
[18:10] <DarkRainbow> I choes "Guided- Reize SCSI1, ad use free space"
[18:10] <DarkRainbow> And pressed next
[18:10] <yowshi> dabaR: http://pastebin.com/d72c8de7b
[18:10] <heymr> DarkRainbow: i still dunno why you would want to dual boot though ;).. if you want windows apps you can use wine
[18:10] <odinsbane> How do I have ubuntu reconfigure my color settings?
[18:10] <heymr> DarkRainbow: ooh booy...  :D
[18:11] <heymr> aurel42: go compile the source code for wine my friend. get the svn version ;)
[18:11] <mlk> Anyone can tell me where all the mirrors for the GUI "Software Sources" are located? Because my mirrors-window is just empty
[18:11] <demonspork> in Hardy, every once and a while certain applications just fail to make any sound or all applications fail to make sound. What could I do to find out what is preventing these applications from making sound. Rythmbox won't even start playback when the sound isn't working because of whatever this problem is
[18:11] <Dougi2> Hi I'm trying to install gnome on ubuntu-server edition and its telling me a package gnome-keyring-manager isn't available or something
[18:11] <egeste_> Hi - I'm having an issue running my http server from virtualbox... the issue is that I need to be able to bind port 80 to the vbox but i need to be root to bind any port below 1024... I'm a newbie in linux, any advice or direction would be appreciated
[18:11] <aurel42> heymr: dual booting is way more convenient, I guess. ;)
[18:11] <odinsbane> How about the dell vostros microphone issue, anybody get it working?
[18:12] <heymr> aurel42: VMware is more convinient imho
[18:12] <_urlwolf> astro: what do I look for in portfoward?
[18:12] <_urlwolf> astro76: what do I look for in portfoward?
[18:12] <AMDfanboy> i'm trying to install a canon printer from their proprietary rpm.  here is a how-to in 32 bit: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CanonPixmaIP1500       but i'm using amd64, so when alien converts the rpm's, dkpg complains and it fails.  i guess i just need to make it think i'm using 32 bit??????
[18:12] <heymr> Dougi2: why would you want xorg for server.....
[18:12] <Xanatos> depends on the circumstances heymr
[18:12] <airstrike> how can i recursively copy contents of a directory onto another one?
[18:12] <dabaR> yowshi: try running alsamixer in a terminal, and then mute your iec958 with the 'm' key.
[18:13] <heymr> Xanatos: @games or @server ?
[18:13] <Xanatos> mainly games
[18:13] <gaintsura> can someone point me to a download location of VMWare for ubuntu.. vmware's site is partially down
[18:13] <yowshi> dabar the sound test still fails
[18:13] <lucas_> hello there! how can i make only nautilus windows transparent using compiz???
[18:13] <dabaR> yowshi: you mean when you try playing sound, right?
[18:13] <heymr> gaintsura: Applications > Add/Remove... search for "vm" :D
[18:13] <_urlwolf> astro76: window's ipconfig saying the default gateway is <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:14] <Dougi2> heymr, because for right now I'm just better with it. It's been a while since I used linux and I have to get used to it again and I don't use it on my desktop so I'm not super familiar with command line anymore
[18:14] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: go to that address
[18:14] <Xanatos> thats your router
[18:14] <wakka-wakka> how would i go about backing up a file through the terminal?
[18:14] <yowshi> that too dabaR
[18:14] <aurel42> heymr: I've spent way too much time trying to get the game du jour work on Linux. Hey, with the software quality these days, you're lucky if them win games run on Windows.
[18:14] <yowshi> dabaR: though first i tried testing it in the systems menu
[18:14] <heymr> Dougi2: oh ok :)
[18:14] <_urlwolf> astro76: alright! I'm in!
[18:14] <gaintsura> heymr: not in there =\
[18:15] <ubuntulover> any vietnamese here
[18:15] <David-A> airstrike: cp -r FROMDIR TODIR
[18:15] <lucas_> how can i make only nautilus windows transparent using compiz??? noclue??
[18:15] <airstrike> thanks
[18:15] <_urlwolf> astro76: now, how do I do the port forward?
[18:15] <heymr> lucas_: alt, scroll
[18:15] <dabaR> yowshi: and is in alsamixer both pcm and master not all the way to the bottom? Like the bars have some color in them, and they do not have a M on the bottom?
[18:15] <spass> !downgrade
[18:15] <_urlwolf> ie, I need the ip that linux has to be ready to listen to port 22
[18:15] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: depends on your router model, usually will be something called portforward orr
[18:16] <crdlb> lucas_: please join #compiz-fusion
[18:16] <AMDfanboy> let me ask it this way, i want to alien a 32bit rpm, and it complains that i'm running amd64.  can i fool it into thinking i'm in 32 bits?
[18:16] <yowshi> dabaR: yeah they are both at 100
[18:16] <DarkRainbow> WTF
[18:16] <DarkRainbow> heymr
[18:16] <heymr> DarkRainbow: sup
[18:16] <DarkRainbow> I tried to make 90% WinXP and 21% ubuntu
[18:16] <spass> how to downgrade to 2.6.23 kernel image?
[18:16] <David-A> airstrike: or to preserv owner and access rights sudo cp -a FROM TO
[18:16] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: other possibilites are virtual servers
[18:16] <DarkRainbow> 10% ubuntu*
[18:16] <lucas_> cool, thanks and does is stays like that forever??
[18:16] <DarkRainbow> pressed next
[18:16] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: depends on what model router you have
[18:16] <heymr> DarkRainbow: k...
[18:16] <DarkRainbow> And then it waited for a wile
[18:16] <DarkRainbow> Before it went back to the same windows as i was in
[18:16] <DarkRainbow> Step 4/7
[18:16] <Dougi2> here is what it says "gnome-desktop-environment: Depends: gnome-keyring-manager (>= 2.20.0) but it is not installable." Then next line reads "E: Broken Packages"
[18:17] <heymr> DarkRainbow: oh, not enough room for ubuntu I guess.
[18:17] <DarkRainbow> how much do ubuntu need?
[18:17] <heymr> DarkRainbow: how much is 10%?
[18:17] <babolat> aguitel in here?
[18:17] <heymr> babolat: type agui and hit tab
[18:17] <DarkRainbow> total 80gb
[18:17] <malocite> I am trying to mount /dev/sda1 as my /home directory.  My fstab says THIS: /dev/sda1       /home           ext3    nodev,nosuid    0       2 but when I reboot it does not mount that point, although I can manually mount it
[18:17] <babolat> 4gig, Dark
[18:18] <babolat> i did heymr
[18:18] <A_^_Aa> Hello
[18:18] <sigmabetatooth> howdy peoples... i'm looking for some help with my s-video port on a compaq 700
[18:18] <sigmabetatooth> c700
[18:18] <DarkRainbow> Damn there was that error again
[18:18] <heymr> babolat: he is here then if it finnished his name
[18:18] <sigmabetatooth> running herien
[18:18] <babolat> 4gig, DarkRainbow
[18:18] <heymr> DarkRainbow: what error?!
[18:18] <mlk> Anyone can tell me where all the mirrors for the GUI "Software Sources" are located? Because my mirrors-window is just empty
[18:18] <wakka-wakka> does anyone know how i could backup my xorg.conf through terminal?
[18:18] <DarkRainbow> An error occured when changes were written to the deviced. The resize was cancelled.
[18:18] <DarkRainbow> Or something like that. I got norwegian installation;)
[18:18] <heymr> DarkRainbow: what babolat said, you ned at least 4 GB of space... hmm
[18:18] <babolat> heymr: he might not be looking. easier to see when your name's in it
[18:18] <DarkRainbow> i treid with 14,3 gb
[18:19] <heymr> babolat: ah
[18:19] <malocite> wakka-wakka: sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.backup
[18:19] <saxofoner> anybody here have stopmotion working? I installed vgrabbj or whatever and I just get a green input
[18:19] <airstrike> interesting.. thanks, david
[18:19] <DarkRainbow> and now i got straight to the manual
[18:19] <heymr> babolat: nudge him. maybe irssi will shake :P /nudge
[18:19] <aurel42> sigmabetatooth: that's a very specific issue, the question might be better suited for the forum.
[18:19] <DarkRainbow> manual partition table editing
[18:19] <wakka-wakka> malocite: thank you
[18:19] <_urlwolf> Xanatos: ok, so what ip do I give to the person that needs to ssh into my machine?
[18:19] <malocite> wakka-wakka: What did you do? :)
[18:19] <sorin7486> hey, doesn anybody know if I can use a sony walkman with linux ?
[18:19] <dabaR> yowshi: can you paste the output of amixer again?
[18:19] <Dougi2> whats one of the minimalist window managers? Like I know blackbox but there is one I used to use way back when that was like just a background and then you could right click and stuff. I can't remember the name
[18:19] <monoguy> howto solve: panel icons moved to different position after restart
[18:19] <gaintsura> does anyone feel like sending me VMWare Server?? the VMWare site is down
[18:20] <sigmabetatooth> aurel42:  you are everywhere :O
[18:20] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: look around your router's mainpage, usually it'll be called something like WLAN IP
[18:20] <wakka-wakka> malocite: i am trying to get my video card to work with 8.04, however i'm having some troubles.
[18:20] <babolat> sorin7486: definitely
 yes i got one it works perfect
[18:20] <heymr> sorin7486: you can run the software for it you used in windows under wine or you can check if rhythmbox supports it
[18:20] <malocite> wakka-wakka: What isn't working?  What card?
[18:20] <DarkRainbow> I cant resize the windows partition
[18:20] <aurel42> sigmabetatooth: I might be stalking you. :)
[18:20] <DarkRainbow> :S
[18:20] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: on mine its called 'Wan IP' under internet settings
[18:20] <sigmabetatooth> anyone with general helpful hints on s-video ports
[18:20] <heymr> DarkRainbow: ok. heres what you should do then
[18:20] <heymr> DarkRainbow: get out of ubuntu :D
[18:20] <_urlwolf> Xanatos: I have an external IP and an internal one (well several). Which ine is the right one?
[18:20] <souheb> i got error with reading arabic text files
[18:20] <David-A> wakka-wakka: do you mean like sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf-20080511, before manually editing it?
[18:20] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: might also be called external IP
[18:20] <DarkRainbow> :(
[18:20] <DarkRainbow> But i wanted ubuntu
[18:20] <leif> any one here play eve online on ubunto
[18:20] <seth1991> Hi, I am about to install Ubuntu 6.06 on my IBM Thinkpad T40p. I have an XP disk if all else fails as my computer has an IBM Recovery feature built in. Should I opt for the "Erase entire disk" option? If I choose that, will it install smoothly. Everything seems to work fairly well out of the box minus a few small glitches.
[18:20] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: yeah, external IP is it
[18:20] <sorin7486> lucas_: what model of player and what are you using ?
[18:21] <_urlwolf> ok, but ssh to the external IP does nothing
[18:21] <heymr> DarkRainbow: sorry... now find your gparted cd and try to resize again
[18:21] <monoguy> :(
[18:21] <malocite> DarkRainbow: Can you not do an install from within windows to give you a virtual ubuntu?
[18:21] <babolat> DarkRainbow: how are you trying to repartition/adjust partitions?
[18:21] <_urlwolf> it hits the windows machine I guess
[18:21] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: it wont, unless the port is forwarded to your computer's internal IP
[18:21] <DarkRainbow> Babolat: By the installer
[18:21] <heymr> DarkRainbow: gtg :)
[18:21] <_urlwolf> Can I forward the port 22 to the IP of my linux box?
[18:21] <steph_> can ubuntu burn an iso img bootable??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
[18:21] <DarkRainbow> And by using gParted from liveCD
[18:21] <DarkRainbow> Cya heymr
[18:21] <monoguy> Any one having the prob: panel icons moved after restart?
[18:21] <malocite> steph_: Yes
[18:21] <sorin7486> lucas_: I haven't bought one yet and I'm looking into it first ...
[18:21] <yowshi> dabaR: http://pastebin.com/d2bbb49e
[18:21] <wakka-wakka> malocite: it's a nvidia card through a compaq from 2000. this line isn't working "dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg"
[18:21] <seth1991> Can anybody help?
[18:21] <astro76> _urlwolf: do you have a router or just the modem?
[18:21] <Dougi2> nevermind just going to install fluxbox
[18:21] <babolat> DarkRainbow: and what have you got on the HD you're trying to install Ubuntu in?
 you can use any, just plug it in and the sd will be recognize
[18:22] <Dougi2> seems to be working anyways
[18:22] <_urlwolf> just the modem
[18:22] <steph_> thx im getting ubuntu ultate gammeredition
[18:22] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: have you got a menu or something called virtual servers
[18:22] <_urlwolf> but maybe it's a router too
[18:22] <DarkRainbow> Windows XP media center edition
[18:22] <seth1991> Hi, I am about to install Ubuntu 6.06 on my IBM Thinkpad T40p. I have an XP disk if all else fails as my computer has an IBM Recovery feature built in. Should I opt for the "Erase entire disk" option? If I choose that, will it install smoothly. Everything seems to work fairly well out of the box minus a few small glitches.
[18:22] <wakka-wakka> malocite: i could've typed that into 7.10 and i would've gotten a bunch of video cards to choose from, now i can't get to that screen =/
[18:22] <steph_> ubuntu gamers ed
[18:22] <_urlwolf> Xanatos:yes
[18:22] <_urlwolf> so it's a router
[18:22] <sorin7486> lucas_: I thought sony players needed sonic stage for sync
[18:22] <steph_> ultimat is good or not???
[18:22] <babolat> !who | DarkRainbow\
[18:22] <Xanatos> okay you go into that, put your computers internal IP into the target IP slot, and port 22 into the port slot
[18:22] <wakka-wakka> malocite: and my man said backing it up works, which i just tried but i still get the same response "xserver-xorg postinst warning: overwriting possibly-customised configuration
[18:22] <wakka-wakka>    file; backup in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.20080511132100
[18:22] <wakka-wakka> "
[18:23] <astro76> _urlwolf: yes then you need to go to the router config and forward port 22 to the linux machine
[18:23] <linkmaster03> what's the Ubuntu equivalent of windows registry, I was in there earlier today, forgot what it was called
[18:23] <_urlwolf> aha!
[18:23] <rafaelcosta> How "run" mysql server in UBUNTU?
[18:23] <DarkRainbow> Ok
[18:23] <Dougi2> Tell me if this is correct but I believe I need to install xinit, xorg, and fluxbox anything else?
[18:23] <dabaR> yowshi: does pressing m while iec958 is selected(this is all in alsamixer) do anything that you can see? WHat about on the IEC playback source?
[18:23] <babolat> DarkRainbow: which option do you take when in step 4?
 i can do all in my sony using nautilus to browse all the memory
[18:23] <saxofoner> linkmaster03: gconf-editor
[18:23] <monoguy> Final Call :P  Anyone having the problem: panel icons moved after restart
[18:23] <DarkRainbow> babolat: The first
[18:23] <_urlwolf> LAN IP Address	Protocol Type	LAN
[18:23] <_urlwolf> Port	Public
[18:23] <_urlwolf> Port
[18:23] <_urlwolf> I have a table with :
[18:23] <FloodBot2> _urlwolf: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:23] <linkmaster03> saxofoner: thank you that's it
[18:23] <yowshi> dabaR: yeah it changes the 00 to MM
[18:24] <babolat> DarkRainbow: that's the unguided right?
[18:24] <RoAkSoAx> rafaelcosta, sudo apt-get install mysql-server
[18:24] <monoguy> :'(
[18:24] <DarkRainbow> babolat: No
[18:24] <yowshi> dabaR: and ie958 playback isnt selectable
[18:24] <seth1991> Has anybody installed Ubuntu on an IBM Thinkpad? How do I make sure the recovery partition is gone
[18:24] <DarkRainbow> babolat: Guided: resize and use free space or something
[18:24] <lucas_> what program is the best to play dvds??? im having problems in the resolution with xine
[18:24] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: LAN port and Public port should be the same, 22
[18:24] <Dougi2> seth1991, manually partition the drive and delete the partition
[18:24] <_urlwolf> I need to know what protocol to use : TCP, UDP, or TCP&UDP
[18:24] <dabaR> yowshi: and while it is on M, your thing still produces no sound?
[18:24] <X-Seti> Hello, got a question, just a little one
[18:25] <aurel42> lucas_: I like vlc
[18:25] <Xanatos> ssh is tcp isnt it?
[18:25] <Dougi2> _urlwolf, just use both if you don't know
[18:25] <babolat> DarkRainbow: use the largest continuous space or something to that effect. that's the option you take?
[18:25] <lucas_> ill try it thanksss
[18:25] <_urlwolf> ok
[18:25] <ljsoftnet> just played "Second Life" it worked great, but to slow for my graphics card how do i uninstall it?
[18:25] <wakka-wakka> malocite: i lose you haha
[18:25] <sorin7486> lucas_: what player model do you have exactly ???
[18:25] <DarkRainbow> yes
[18:25] <sorin7486> lucas_: because what you're saying sounds great
[18:25] <DarkRainbow> babolat: Yes
[18:25] <seth1991> Dougi2: will that completely get rid of the partition if I just say "erase entire partition" when installing it? or do i need to dos omething else
[18:25] <_urlwolf> in LAN IP address do I put the external, or the internal one?
 its a walkman one of the lastest dont know the exact model
[18:25] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: so you put your computer's LAN IP into the ip slot, then 22 into the LAN and public port slot, and you should be good to go
[18:25] <malocite> wakka-wakka: Sorry, that means there is already a backup made, its xorg.conf.24114 or whatever that number was
[18:25] <gaintsura> O.o something I just thought of... my laptop has a similar system to litescribe.. is there a cd/dvd burning app that supports it?
[18:25] <babolat> DarkRainbow: and that gets you where?
[18:25] <_urlwolf> if internal, the one for windows or for linux?
[18:25] <X-Seti> I got a wintv, DVB tv turner working with my other comp, however when I plug it in this box I only get the dvb client come up on kaffein
[18:25] <yowshi> dabaR: right no sound from vlc with the ie958 thing muted
[18:26] <Dougi2> seth1991, if you tell install to use the entire disk it probably would.
[18:26] <talon> hello, i have a panasonic vdr-d250 dvd camcorder and am having trouble getting ubuntu to read the disk. can anybody save me from throwing it all through windows?
[18:26] <DarkRainbow> Babolat: Nowhere. i gets error.
[18:26] <makaraki> Hi there people greetings form spain, so I want to ask for a little bit of help regarding tty acces with ubuntu, because when I press ctrl + F1 until 6 nothing works...
[18:26] <malocite> I am trying to mount /dev/sda1 as my /home directory.  My fstab says THIS: /dev/sda1       /home           ext3    nodev,nosuid    0       2 but when I reboot it does not mount that point, although I can manually mount it  Can someone please look at this line from fstab and tell me whats wrong with it?  I got it from a guide
[18:26] <seth1991> Dougi2: thanks
[18:26] <ljsoftnet> just played "Second Life" it worked great, but to slow for my graphics card how do i uninstall it?
[18:26] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: the one for linux if you want it for linux
[18:26] <babolat> DarkRainbow: can you shoot me that error prompt?
[18:26] <DarkRainbow> Its no text, babolat
[18:26] <seth1991> is there anybody else that has installed on a laptop with a recovery partition automatically built in from the factory and had any problems?
[18:26] <aurel42> makaraki: shouldn't that be alt + ctrl + number when you're in X?
[18:26] <DarkRainbow> Babolat: an error occured when writing to the devices.
[18:26] <DjViper> ljsoftnet: it worked great, but to slow... did it work great or not ?:P
[18:26] <yowshi> dabaR: i think this has more to do with the bfact i was fudging around trying to get voice to work in vlc and something uninstalled in alsa or something
[18:27] <saxofoner> ljsoftnet: if you installed it in wine, you can uninstall it through the wine menu
[18:27] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: your router usually assigns your computer a LAN IP every time you connect to it unless you tell it otherwise
[18:27] <_urlwolf> yes
[18:27] <jaffarkelshac> "Not permitted to open the USB device, check usbfs options." i get this error when i try to use usb in virtualbox any help
[18:27] <makaraki> hi aurel42, sorry for not type it correctly but I did as you say
[18:27] <pubo> hi
[18:27] <malocite> pretty pretty please, I know this must be an easy thing, and I just a doof
[18:27] <Dougi2> whats the command to configure xorg?
[18:27] <wakka-wakka> malocite: it's alright. so since it's already backed up, is there a way i could go ahead and overwrite that file?
[18:27] <ljsoftnet> DjViper it was just to slow for my graphics card so i decided to uninstall it
[18:27] <aurel42> makaraki: pardon, shouldn't that be alt + ctrl + F<number> when you're in X?
[18:27] <babolat> DarkRainbow: hmm.. have you had any experience of your HD failing? might be due to age, or failing heads
[18:27] <AMDfanboy> i want to alien a 32bit rpm, and it complains that i'm running amd64.  can i fool it into thinking i'm in 32 bits?
[18:27] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: then you put in whatever it assigned you into the LAN IP slot of virtual servers
[18:27] <malocite> wakka-wakka: there is a way (and I cannot recall how) to use the DEFAULT xorg.conf file if you totally mess it up.
[18:27] <pubo> can anyone help me with a shell script? Is there a dedicated channel??
[18:27] <ljsoftnet> saxofoner i got it from getdeb.net from secondlife.deb
[18:27] <malocite> google RESTORE ORIGINAL xorg.conf
[18:27] <malocite> it'll probabbly tell you
[18:28] <makaraki> hi aurel42 I did it, but I worte it wrong in my first question
[18:28] <DarkRainbow> babolat: Nope
[18:28] <malocite> pubo: For what shell?
[18:28] <_urlwolf> but it's different; for windows it's one, for linux is <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:28] <saxofoner> ljsoftnet: where did it install?
[18:28] <saxofoner> there might be an uninstall script  in that dir
[18:28] <DjViper> malocite: don't tell people to google it... if you don't know the answer, don't answer
[18:28] <pubo> malocite, bash
[18:28] <lucas_> anyway to do videocalls with amsn? like video and audio?
[18:28] <aurel42> makaraki: just noticed that I only get pitch black consoles on my notebook, too. :)
[18:28] <_urlwolf> linux is virtualized on top of windows, so I may need to forward ports on windows too
[18:28] <ljsoftnet> saxofoner i have no idea
[18:28] <malocite> pubo: Bash
[18:28] <dabaR> yowshi: sorry, I do not have other ideas.
[18:28] <malocite> Djviper: I think you didn't read the first half of our conversation,
[18:28] <babolat> ok, DarkRainbow.. are you on live cd now?
[18:28] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: aaah right, you might have to do both
[18:29] <_urlwolf> damn
[18:29] <makaraki> aurel42, when I am in X server and I press ctrl+ alt + F whatever except F7 I got a black screen
[18:29] <pubo> malocite, can I query you?
[18:29] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: i'm not familiar with the way that works
[18:29] <malocite> pubo: #Bash
[18:29] <rafaelcosta> Peoples, how run mysql server in UBUNTU OS?
[18:29] <DarkRainbow> babolot: on one pc
[18:29] <_urlwolf> I have no idea how to forward ports on windows
[18:29] <DarkRainbow> but
[18:29] <Dougi2> Anyone? The command to configure xorg from the command line? I can't remember now i thought it was something like x1186config or something
[18:29] <DarkRainbow> gtg
[18:29] <DarkRainbow> cyall
[18:29] <pubo> malocite, oki, thanks
[18:29] <FloodBot2> DarkRainbow: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:29] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: though likely.. the linux one will suffice
[18:29] <malocite> pubo: Np, they're pretty nice, they helped me
[18:29] <rutgermasi> rafaelcosta: just apt-get install mysql-server
[18:29] <aurel42> makaraki: same here, possibly a "feature" of the restricted nvidia driver?
[18:29] <_urlwolf> Port forwarding on
[18:29] <_urlwolf> windows is a feature of ICS (Internet Connection Sharing)
[18:29] <babolat> ay't DarkRainbow
[18:29] <makaraki> so it means that is a normal bas working behavior maybe? :-P
[18:30] <nikitis> Question:  I just bought a new HP Printer, and it's one of those 3-in-1 Printers that copy's, scans, and prints.  Is there a built in way to use the Scanner? or do I need some software, and if i need software what's some good ones?
[18:30] <babolat> you might find better luck at #ubuntu-server, rafaelcosta
[18:30] <rutgermasi> nikitis: use xsane
[18:30] <makaraki> mmmmmmmmm in my case I own an ATI but well it looks strange anyway
[18:30] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: you port forward on the router, the router sends your data to the proper IP, your linux/windows dont get involved.. except to recieve the end data
[18:30] <lucas_> does anyone knows programs to chat through msn network using video and audio???
[18:30] <_urlwolf> Xanatos:nice
[18:30] <makaraki> aurel42: mmmmmmmmm in my case I own an ATI but well it looks strange anyway
[18:30] <RainCT> lucas_: I think amsn has at least audio support
[18:30] <aurel42> makaraki: I can see getty running, so it's definitely supposed to work. No idea why it doesn't.
[18:30] <_urlwolf> Xanatos:unfortunately, it doesn't work
[18:30] <malocite> lucas_: I know that pidgin does NOT support it and according to their site they do not expect to any time soon, I think you can use Skype for that however, but not on MSN
[18:31] <ian_`> is their a way to copy tjhe permissions of a folder and apply it to a file, with one command?
[18:31] <_urlwolf> router says: LAN IN address error
[18:31] <dabaR> ian_`: a file in a folder?
[18:31] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: did you set it to linux or windows address?
[18:31] <Dougi2> or maybe its ./configure xorg or something...
[18:31] <malocite> I am trying to mount /dev/sda1 as my /home directory.  My fstab says THIS: /dev/sda1       /home           ext3    nodev,nosuid    0       2 but when I reboot it does not mount that point, although I can manually mount it
[18:31] <ian_`> dabaR, Yep
[18:31] <dabaR> ian_`: to all files within a folder?
[18:31] <lucas_> amsn doesnt do it
[18:31] <_urlwolf> Xanatos:to linux
[18:31] <ian_`> dabaR, yea
[18:31] <makaraki> aurel42: Ok thank for your support I will look forward and investigate a little bit on it :)
[18:31] <malocite> Pretty pretty pretty please.... :)
[18:31] <lucas_> thanks people
[18:31] <Kirce> dose anyone know how to network a cd rom drive ?
[18:32] <aurel42> makaraki: good luck!
[18:32] <rutgermasi> chmod -R permissions /path/to/folder
[18:32] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: ok that makes a bit of sense now, change the address to windows
[18:32] <talon> hello, does anyone know how to get ubuntu to read a udf video file?
[18:32] <makaraki> aurel42: It looks that it only appears tty when I shift to runlevel 3
[18:32] <dabaR> ian_`: well, chmod 775 /var/www would apply only to the folder, and chmod -R /var/www would apply to the folder, and all files in it.
[18:32] <ian_`> dabaR, rgr. ty
[18:32] <makaraki> talon did you try mplayer?
[18:33] <aurel42> ian_`: if I understand the question, "man chown" will tell you about "--reference=<FILE>".
[18:33] <_urlwolf> Xanatos:Now it doesnt complain
[18:33] <ian_`> aurel42, kk
[18:33] <talon> makaraki, no the disk is showing up as blank
[18:34] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: in theory it should be ported now.. if windows doesnt interfere.. dont have much experience in the virtualised area
[18:34] <Chipsa964> aurel42, can you help me with my previous problem with the wireless adapter?
[18:34] <rutgermasi> talon: maybe it is a protected disk?
[18:34] <makaraki> Hi there people anybody knows how to avoid the problem of non working tty consoles on laptops?
[18:34] <Chipsa964> i dont think erUSUL is here any more
[18:34] <node357> Dougi2, I think it's: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[18:34] <aurel42> Chipsa964: sorry, I don't use wireless for religious reasons.
[18:34] <Chipsa964> haha
[18:34] <_urlwolf> Xanatos:success
[18:34] <Chipsa964> i can understand that
[18:34] <Dougi2> thats it thanks!
[18:35] <node357> yay
[18:35] <_urlwolf> just used putty to log to my virtualized linux :)
[18:35] <_urlwolf> on the same box :)
[18:35] <Chipsa964> however, sometimes it is a lot more practical than wired
[18:35] <_urlwolf> Xanatos: thanks so much
[18:35] <talon> rutgermasi:ill just check...
[18:35] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: awesome! wasnt sure if that'd work
[18:35] <aurel42> Chipsa964: sometimes it's less secure that wired. ;)
[18:35] <_urlwolf> so now, do I give my external address to my sysadmin so he can log into my machine?
[18:35] <Chipsa964> agreed
[18:35] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: yes, the one on your router
[18:35] <_urlwolf> or the internal (windows one, that is in the V server)
[18:35] <Chipsa964> but theres no way i can run wires across my house
[18:36] <dabaR> makaraki: you press alt+ctrl+fX, and you do not get a console?
[18:36] <Chipsa964> id need hundreds of feet of wire
[18:36] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: he has to connect to your router's IP, and then the router redirects his data to your box
[18:36] <_urlwolf> the one in my router means external (whatsmyip.com) or internal (the one I placed in the V server?)
[18:36] <makaraki> dabaR : right no way only black screens
[18:36] <malocite> I am trying to mount /dev/sda1 as my /home directory.  My fstab says THIS: /dev/sda1       /home           ext3    nodev,nosuid    0       2 but when I reboot it does not mount that point, although I can manually mount it - Please pleae
[18:36] <aurel42> dabaR: me neither, just a black screen (only on my notebook, works fine on the desktop machine)
[18:36] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: external
[18:36] <rutgermasi> _urlwolf: internal
[18:36] <_urlwolf> great
[18:36] <dabaR> makaraki: and are their processes running?
[18:36] <Dougi2> node357, ok thats not giving me resolution options...hmm
[18:36] <_urlwolf> guys, agree first :)
[18:37] <aurel42> malocite: how do you mount it manually?
[18:37] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: its external in this case :P
[18:37] <_urlwolf> I vote external
[18:37] <aurel42> malocite: "mount /home" (no further arguments) does what you want?
[18:37] <malocite> aurel42: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /home
[18:37] <Dougi2> just do it manually I suppose lol
[18:37] <Xanatos> if hes connecting from outsede the network
[18:37] <_urlwolf> let me try with a third laptop :)
[18:37] <malocite> yup
[18:38] <aurel42> malocite: does "sudo mount /home" / "sudo mount /dev/sda1" work, too? (only one argument, not two)
[18:38] <makaraki> dabaR: it looks so
[18:38] <ljsoftnet> i got "Second Life" in getdeb.net, the game worked fine, but the graphics is just to slow for my graphics card, so i decided to uninstall it, How do i uninstall it? 		                   		  		  		 		 			 				__________________
[18:38] <dabaR> makaraki: it is a problem with console resolution, perhaps.
[18:38] <aurel42> malocite: if that works, it would indicate that the line in fstab is correct.
[18:38] <machetie> has anyone setup file share on hardy desk yet
[18:39] <aurel42> makaraki: I noticed that the consoles are not using the normal VGA text mode. Looks like they use the FB stuff. Perhaps that's the problem.
[18:39] <perlmonkey> sheesh is it normal for Ubuntu 8.04 to take THREE HOURS to get to stage 3 of 7 on the install?
[18:39] <Kirce> is there a GUI for samba?
[18:39] <malocite> aurel42: if I type sudo mount home - I get unrecognized mount option "0"
[18:39] <makaraki> dabaR: Do you know which config file do I have to modify
[18:39] <dabaR> ljsoftnet: is it in your pacmkage manager's package list?
[18:39] <_urlwolf> Xanatos:note that the IP I placed on the virtualized server was the one my ethernet cable provided
[18:39] <perlmonkey> this is incredibly slow, slowest Linux I ever installed
[18:39] <aurel42> malocite: there you go, that's a typo in your line in fstab. recheck.
[18:39] <dabaR> !xorg.conf > makaraki
[18:39] <c-ron> what is the best plugin for playing streaming wmv in firefox?
[18:39] <_urlwolf> If I move my laptop, I'll use the wireless, and will probably get a different IP, right?
[18:39] <dabaR> makaraki: I am quite sure it was that one when I had to modify it.
[18:39] <danbhfive> !medibuntu > c-ron
[18:39] <malocite> aurel42: Are you guys talking about the CTRL ALT F2 not working in ubuntu giving you only a black screen?
[18:39] <schnauzer> @perlmonkey - Server took that long om my 133Mhz laptop for the entire install.
[18:39] <dabaR> makaraki: but, you may be best off to try to google for it a bit too.
[18:40] <aurel42> malocite: indeed
[18:40] <perlmonkey> phew
[18:40] <hostvik> hi
[18:40] <perlmonkey> the cd seems incredibly slow to read
[18:40] <makaraki> dabaR: I tried and I will do it again
[18:40] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: likely you will, maybe you wont, if it changes just change the IP address in virtual servers to your new one
[18:40] <ljsoftnet> dabaR yes, i can see the secondlife-install in synaptic package manager
[18:40] <schnauzer> Perlmonkey: what kind of machine are u using?
[18:40] <_urlwolf> right
[18:40] <dabaR> ljsoftnet: is it possible to uninstall it there?
[18:40] <malocite> aurel42: I had that problem on my 7.1 on this machine, and I still have it on another, is there a solution to that?
[18:41] <_urlwolf> well, I tested it, and it's the EXternal address that works for ssh now
[18:41] <perlmonkey> shnauzer: im installing it on a Toshiba Tecra laptop P3-933 with 256mb
[18:41] <ljsoftnet> dabaR i don't know
[18:41] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: so it works?
[18:41] <talon> rutgermasi: the disk is from a camcorder so am just finalizing the disk to check
[18:41] <_urlwolf> Xanatos:it does
[18:41] <aurel42> malocite: I wish I knew.
[18:41] <Xanatos> awesome
[18:41] <cyka> ok i have a silly question
[18:41] <cyka> but
[18:41] <cyka> why the hell will no pop mail server work for me?
[18:41] <dabaR> ljsoftnet: so try.
[18:41] <danbhfive> !enter | cyka
[18:41] <Xanatos> awesome
[18:42] <cyka> evolution jsut keeps giving me invalid password back
[18:42] <cyka> when it's not
[18:42] <malocite> aurel42: Do you even know what the problem is called?  I tried googling everying and couldn't even find it refferenced, but every once in a while I hear it mentioned here
[18:42] <pietro> help removing metapackage ubuntu-desktop???
[18:42] <ljsoftnet> dabaR i'm afraid something might go wrong, because it is just the install file
[18:42] <cyka> join #evolution
[18:42] <dabaR> makaraki: ca you paste your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[18:43] <aurel42> malocite: "black console" would be a nice name for it. ;)
[18:43] <belor1> Whats a Good Virus scanner for ubuntu
[18:43] <cyka> ok so it doesn't exsist
[18:43] <dabaR> ljsoftnet: OK, well, no pain no gain:-) your choice.
[18:43] <_urlwolf> Xanatos:ok, now there's a problem
[18:43] <schnauzer> perlmonkey: hmm... can't think of anything that might be slowing you down, except a bad CD drive.
[18:43] <bill_raise> you have Clamav
[18:43] <rutgermasi> belor1: you just dont need an antivirus scanner, just be sure what you are downloading
[18:43] <malocite> aurel42: Ok, that mount point now works.  When I login:  I get this error : Users $home/.dmrc is being ignored, this prevents the default session and language from being saved file should be owned by user and 644 permissions users home directory must be owned by user and not writeable by others.... how do I do that?
[18:43] <dabaR> pietro: what help is necessary for tghat
[18:43] <_urlwolf> my wireless adapter has an address that conflicts with my ethernet adapter
[18:43] <alen> hi can someone help me with nvida drvier for ubuntu 8.04
[18:43] <perlmonkey> schnauzer: damn, maybe that's it then
[18:43] <_urlwolf> I cannot forward both IPs (100, and 102 respectively)
[18:43] <schnauzer> Try a different disc?
[18:44] <malocite> aurel42: Wow... black console... seems too easy :)  Too obvious, never thought of that
[18:44] <Xanatos> _urlwolf: disable one
[18:44] <rutgermasi> alen: did you try system->administration->hardware drivers?
[18:44] <Xanatos> like on your windows pc, disable your ethernet connection temporarily
[18:44] <belor1> rutgermasi, i want to scan my windows partition, and you can get a virus just by going to a websiute and it autodownling not buy downloading
[18:44] <Xanatos> orr
[18:44] <Xanatos> just choose one
[18:44] <Xanatos> and port forward to that
[18:44] <rutgermasi> belor1: that is NOT possible
[18:44] <Tu13es> I'm trying to chroot a partition that doesnt have zsh installed and am getting "chroot: cannot run command '/bin/zsh': No such file or directory"
[18:44] <belor1> !antivirus
[18:44] <Tu13es> any ideas?
[18:44] <sigmabetatooth> exit
[18:44] <alen> yes
[18:45] <NeoGeo64> Linux doesn't get viruses
[18:45] <void^> Tu13es: chroot /foo /bin/sh
[18:45] <mohbana> hi, how i manually install the nvidia 169.09 drivers?
[18:45] <Xanatos> ffs i've run this C:\ubuntu\disks\swap.disk through jkdefrag 3 times and its still partially fragmented
[18:45] <rutgermasi> NeoGeo64: Linux CAN get virusses, but virusses can't be root if you aren't root, so they have less permissions and can't harm your system
[18:46] <aurel42> mohbana: now that's exactly my problem, too. I can tell you how it works for me, but I'm not sure it's the proper way. :)
[18:46] <belor1> !aegis
[18:46] <mohbana> aurel42: please help
[18:46] <DRebellion> rutgermasi, NeoGeo64, what is more valuable to you? Your operating system, which can be reinstalled in ~2 hours, or a lifetime of work and files in /home?
[18:46] <aurel42> mohbana: sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-new && sudo nvidia-xconfig
[18:46] <white_eagle> what package do I need to have installed so I could configure the looks of qt4 apps? (like opera etc.)
[18:46] <_urlwolf_> Xanatos: this is fantastic
[18:46] <_urlwolf_> everything works
[18:46] <rutgermasi> DRebellion: what do you mean?
[18:46] <lucas_> how can i configure my remote control?? i got a hp pavilion...
[18:47] <_urlwolf_> I'm on wireless, and ssh works
[18:47] <sbeh> hm, after every reboot my ethernet-device names eth<lastnumber+1>, what can be the reason?
[18:47] <mohbana> aurel42: 169.12 the version in the repo crashes my system so frequently it's unusable
[18:47] <_urlwolf_> You have no idea how important this is for me
[18:47] <Xanatos> _urlwolf_: brilliant
[18:47] <rutgermasi> lucas_: search for tutorials on ubuntu wiki/forums to 'lirc'
[18:47] <DRebellion> rutgermasi, even if the virus only has your user permissions, it can still delete all of your files...
[18:47] <_urlwolf_> Xanatos: thanks a lot
[18:47] <goodtimes> how can I make an exact copy of my root partition, keeping the permissions and everything intact?
[18:47] <aurel42> mohbana: there's also nvidia-glx and nvidia-glx-legacy, IIRC.
[18:47] <lucas_> ok thanks
[18:47] <Xanatos> _urlwolf_: no prob
[18:47] <AfterDea1h> so, I'm upgrading to Hardy Heron and keeping my fingers crossed that it doesn't break my cryptroot
[18:47] <aurel42> mohbana: they refer to older versions of the drivers.
[18:47] <rutgermasi> DRebellion: yes, but most of the programmes on linux are in repos, so less chance for virusses
[18:47] <nikitis> mohbana, compile it manually then or use envy
[18:48] <DRebellion> goodtimes, sudo dd if=/dev/<drive> of=file.iso
[18:48] <aurel42> rutgermasi: unless a repository is hacked, like Debian's in... uhm... 2005?
[18:48] <DRebellion> goodtimes, actually, it won't be an iso :P
[18:48] <mohbana> nikitis: i've tried that, it simply doesn't work, the same procedure i carried out on gusty failed to work on hardy
[18:48] <askand> Is someone in here able to make a picture of a face, in pngformat, less than 720 bytes big and still be able to see who is on the picture?
[18:48] <rutgermasi> aurel42: it's still much safer, programmes in repos
[18:49] <mohbana> now i'd like to uninstall the one i compiled, if that's possible
[18:49] <goodtimes> DRebellion: so when I want to restore this do I just do the opposite for if and of?
[18:49] <aurel42> rutgermasi: it is, but I find it very doubtful to tell people "you don't need virus protection on Linux".
[18:49] <mohbana> aurel42: do you have compiz enabled?
[18:49] <DRebellion> goodtimes, yep (after booting off a livecd, so the root partition isn't mounted)
[18:49] <aurel42> rutgermasi: I could live with "you don't need virus protection on Linux YET, if you're very careful" ;)
[18:49] <goodtimes> thank you
[18:49] <aurel42> mohbana: yes
[18:49]  * aurel42 can't live without eye-candy.
[18:49] <mohbana> aurel42: do you ever get total system lockups?
[18:50] <denver> how do i change the version in xchat so it won't say xchat 2.8.4 Ubuntu
[18:50] <rutgermasi> aurel42: I said you don't need it IF you know what you are downloading, linux has less exploits and less virusses, but stop the disuccsion about virusses :P
[18:50] <aurel42> mohbana: never, or I wouldn't be using the system. I'm a sucker for stability.
[18:50]  * schnauzer can't either ;)
[18:50] <mohbana> right thanks
[18:50] <Xanatos> okay, that time the file actually gained a fragment after defrag
[18:51] <gaintsura> how do I copy my thunderbird settings (folders,tags, etc) from windows to ubuntu? I've tried the walkthroughs on the net, but they didnt work
[18:52] <Ravenkin> Does anyone know how to share a folder?  I went into sharing options and clicked the check box to shar, but it tells me I do not have permission to create a usershare, but I'm the only user.
[18:52] <rutgermasi> gaintsura: ubuntu asks you at install
[18:52] <belor1> !linuxvirus | belor1
[18:53] <bardyr> !linuxvirus | bardyr
[18:53] <rutgermasi> belor1: just make backups, that's the important thing, the change you get a virus on linux is the same as your harddisk crashes
[18:54] <bonhoffer> anyone know how i can edit a read-only file in ubuntu?
[18:54] <aurel42> bonhoffer: sudo vi <filename> ? ;)
[18:54] <rutgermasi> bonhoffer: gksudo gedit /path/to/file
[18:55] <jrib> bonhoffer: what file?
[18:55] <aquo> mount -o remount,rw /mountpoin
[18:55] <bonhoffer> yeah -- but i have to chmod it to include write provideges
[18:55] <sigmabetatooth> could anyone help me with posting a new thread to the "hardware & laptops" forum
[18:55] <gaintsura> rutgermasi: thunderbird is already installed in ubuntu. and my settings are still on windows, which are inaccessible in ubuntu
[18:55] <Lardarse> bonhoffer: do the chmod under sudo?
[18:55] <rutgermasi> bonhoffer: sudo chmod 755 would do it
[18:55] <hydrogen> err
[18:55] <bonhoffer> o.k. cool -- got it working . . .
[18:55] <bonhoffer> thanks . . .
[18:55] <Lardarse> rutgermasi: do yo really need the +x ?
[18:55] <hydrogen> is it read-only by user or owned by root
[18:56] <rutgermasi> Lardarse: no?
[18:56] <hydrogen> thats actually a very bad choice for permissions
[18:56] <yaRaL> s.a
[18:56] <will00> how do i apply an emerald theme to gnome?
[18:56] <aurel42> bonhoffer: root actually doesn't need write privs, unless the editor enforces them.
[18:56] <Lardarse> bonhoffer: do ls -l filename and then pastebnin it
[18:56] <LAZOLAR> turkish
[18:56] <Lardarse> pastebin*
[18:57] <LAZOLAR> ben var turkish
[18:57] <bonhoffer> -r--r--r--
[18:57] <hydrogen> aurel42: that doesn't mean you immediatly fall back on root.. if its read only but owned by user you change permissions isntead
[18:57] <drewby> Hello everyone.  I have fuxed my grub boot loader and really need some help.  I have a paste with lots of details about my problem here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11463/
[18:57] <LAZOLAR> ananýzý zikeyim sizin
[18:57] <LAZOLAR> oke:)
[18:57] <jaffarkelshac> how do i use my usb device in vbox, currently using it via shared folder.
[18:57] <aurel42> hydrogen: just mentioning that root doesn't care about permissions. :)
[18:57] <rutgermasi> 533 maybe?
[18:57] <Lardarse> !language | drewby
[18:57] <hydrogen> !tr | LAZOLAR
[18:58] <drewby> Hello everyone.  I have MESSED UP my grub boot loader and really need some help.  I have a paste with lots of details about my problem here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11463/
[18:58] <Lardarse> hydrogen: thanks, coudn't remember the country code
[18:58] <sigmabetatooth> how much time on the ubuntu forums do you need before they allow you to post a new thread?
[18:58] <busta5000> Hi
[18:58] <Pici> sigmabetatooth: 0.
[18:58] <LAZOLAR> rizeliyim
[18:58] <zetheroo> whats a good application for DJ-ing
[18:58] <LAZOLAR> rizeli
[18:58] <zetheroo> ?
[18:58] <Lardarse> sigmabetatooth: have you received the confirmation e-mail (and replied to it) ?
[18:58] <^Tech-Help^> I had tons of data on my USB external hdd, i tripped over the cord, plugged it back in but im not seeing the data even when i try to mount it, how can i get it back?
[18:58] <LAZOLAR> turkum ben
[18:58] <Lardarse> ehh...
[18:58] <sigmabetatooth> :(
[18:58] <Lardarse> not replied
[18:58] <Lardarse> clicked the link init
[18:58] <FloodBot2> Lardarse: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:58] <Parsec300> I've installed Hardy on my old machine, but there's no sleep button. Only a suspend button. I've tried editing the /etc/default/acpi-support file as well as another acpi config file, but it doesn't show. Is there a problem with sleep in Hardy?
[18:58] <Pici> !en | LAZOLAR
[18:58] <drewby> lol I like how someone with the name "Lardarse" called on me for saying a pseudoswear
[18:58] <Lifeisfunny> I'm trying to convert an audio book to m4a .... the audio book CD is clipped into 97 tracks none lasting more than 0:55 seconds.   So I want to combine half of the Cd into an mp3 file with mp3wrap, however at the end of every track I have a buzz that I would like to clip out of the file ......  Would anyone know a program file that would let me do that?
[18:58] <sigmabetatooth> err... yeah i have i have posted before
[18:58] <busta5000> how can I change the font here
[18:58] <Lardarse> flouch!
[18:59] <talon> rutgermasi: the permissions of the disk cannot be determined
[18:59] <busta5000> how can I change the font here
[18:59] <Myrtti> busta5000: what's "here"
[18:59] <zetheroo> anyone?
[18:59] <sigmabetatooth> i can't post to "hardware & laptops" for some reason
[18:59] <Lardarse> busta5000: which program?
[18:59] <busta5000> how can I change the font here
[18:59] <Myrtti> !repeat | busta5000
[18:59] <busta5000> here in this chat I mean
[18:59] <will00> anyone have success with emerald, compiz, and gnome?
[18:59] <busta5000> I personally use hardy
[18:59]  * Lardarse directs FloodBot2 to busta5000
[18:59] <machetie> yes will00
[18:59] <Myrtti> busta5000: you'll have to elaborate a bit more, you must mean the irc client
[18:59] <Pici> sigmabetatooth: You might be able to find a forum moderator in #ubuntuforums
[18:59] <robert__> i'm using compiz
[18:59] <Lardarse> busta5000: "this chat" could be just about anything
[18:59] <Myrtti> busta5000: which client are you using?
[19:00] <will00> machetie, how do you get emerald themes to apply to gnome?
[19:00] <machetie> me too
[19:00] <sigmabetatooth> pici:  thx
[19:00] <busta5000> I'm using hardy ubuntu
[19:00] <drewby> he probably uses pidgin since he doesn't seem to be very with it
[19:00] <Myrtti> busta5000: may I check what client you are using?
[19:00] <robert__> pidgin is good
[19:00] <machetie> anyone has a good hardy howto for file share
[19:00] <rkm> i have a question about setting up VPN with the network manager applet
[19:00] <Myrtti> busta5000: oh, you're using a webchat?
[19:00] <^Tech-Help^> I had tons of data on my USB external hdd, i tripped over the cord, plugged it back in but im not seeing the data even when i try to mount it, how can i get it back?
[19:00] <busta5000> well I do not know I'm new at linux
[19:01] <robert__> i'm kinda new to it too
[19:01] <Pici> busta5000: What does the top of the window you are typing in say?
[19:01] <robert__> switched to ubuntu a couple months ago
[19:01] <busta5000> I'm new at it too
[19:01] <rkm> i've installed the openvpn component for nm but it never shows up under nm
[19:01] <busta5000> but havving a problem with it
[19:01] <drewby> robert__: I'm not saying pidgin is bad, I'm just saying someone who wasn't very with probably doesn't have a lot of experience so they are probably using pidgin
[19:01] <busta5000> see guys I installed wubi
[19:01] <Pici> !enter | busta5000
[19:01] <busta5000> but it doesn't have the compizconfig
[19:01] <machetie> same here wubi is one way to go
[19:01] <robert__> windows can't even hold itself together. you have to get all kinds of apps installed when it should do these things itself and doesn't
[19:02] <busta5000> OK I will
[19:02] <ompaul> !wubi | busta5000
[19:02] <Pici> busta5000: What version of Ubuntu?
[19:02] <machetie> 8.04
[19:02] <busta5000> 8.4
[19:02] <Parsec300> I've installed Hardy on my old machine, but there's no sleep button. Only a suspend button. I've tried editing the /etc/default/acpi-support file as well as another acpi config file, but it doesn't show. Is there a problem with sleep in Hardy that wasn't there with Gutsy?
[19:02] <gaintsura> ... I've gotta kill thunderbird.. but its not listed in ps -A
[19:02] <Pici> busta5000: Install simple-ccsm
[19:02] <rutgermasi> Searching some people for www.nextos.org
[19:02] <gaintsura> how do I do this?
[19:03] <robert__> just do what i do and turn it off when not using it haha
[19:03] <Pici> rutgermasi: This is a support channel, do NOT advertize here.
[19:03] <Myrtti> gaintsura: how about ps axu | grep thunderbird
[19:03] <Pici> !etiquette > rutgermasi (Please see the private messsage from ubottu)
[19:03] <^Tech-Help^> I keep getting device is busy if i try to unmount my external HDD
[19:03] <gaintsura> ahh there it is, thanks Myrtti
[19:03] <drewby> Whenever I try to boot from my hard disk I get error 21. Please see http://paste.ubuntu.com/11463/ for more details.
[19:03] <Double> can anyone help me?
[19:03] <jgoo> I have a fresh image of ubuntu 6.04 - I created a new user with a .bashrc - but the .bashrc isn't automatically sourced on login - is this because I need to setup profile.d
[19:03] <busta5000> the link does not work
[19:03] <Myrtti> jgoo: fresh image of what?
[19:04] <gaintsura> Myrtti: actually.. its not there
[19:04] <robert__> i uninstalled firefox today
[19:04] <xim> !cloning
[19:04] <Double> i havent got any ass in a week and i want to stick my cock in one
[19:04] <vbman11> how does one play mp4's (itunes bought) on ubuntu
[19:04] <Pici> busta5000: What link? I didnt give you a link.
[19:04] <jgoo> ubuntu 6.xx (04?) server - imaged from my hosting company
[19:04] <Byron1> double what do you need help on?
[19:04] <^Tech-Help^> I keep getting device is busy if i try to unmount my external HDD
[19:04] <jrib> jgoo: .bashrc is sourced when you start a shell
[19:04] <Lifeisfunny> Would anyone know of a program that lets me create an mp3 file while playing a CD so I can remove the buzz I get when extracting every Track with SoundKonverter?
[19:04] <Myrtti> !language | Double
[19:04] <jgoo> Myrtti, but it doesn't have /etc/profile.d -
[19:04] <Double> finding someone who will let me stick it in their ass
[19:04] <busta5000> when I install wubi where can I find missing components of it like compizconfig
[19:04] <jgoo> jrib, mine doesn't (but does when I source ~/.bashrc of course... and then ll works etc (my paths)
[19:05] <jgoo> jrib, perhaps I need to chmod it? I'll check... :s
[19:05] <aurel42> ^Tech-Help^: well, your HDD is busy. Stop whatever is using it. :)
[19:05] <Pici> busta5000: Compizconfig isnt installed by default in any 8.04 install.
[19:05] <jrib> jgoo: how are you logging in?
[19:05] <Pici> !who | busta5000
[19:05] <vbman11> !language | Double
[19:05] <jgoo> jrib: ssh
[19:05] <robert__> thanks for keeping chat clean here
[19:05] <^Tech-Help^> aurel42 its not in use that im aware of
[19:05] <aurel42> ^Tech-Help^: "man lsof" (list open files) might be your friend
[19:05] <busta5000> anybody
[19:05] <robert__> yahoo and myspace chat need administrators too
[19:05] <jrib> jgoo: ah, then yes it probably won't get sourced.  Maybe ~/.profile .  Check 'man bash' for more things to try...
[19:05] <Myrtti> busta5000: you're not making any questions that can be answered, you need to elaborate more
[19:06] <vbman11>  how does one play mp4's (itunes bought) on ubuntu?
[19:06] <jgoo> jrib, I would try adding source ~/.bashrc to .profile :) thanks
[19:06] <busta5000> elaborate as in more  details right
[19:06] <Myrtti> busta5000: yes
[19:06] <robert__> i installed epiphany and uninstalled firefox because firefox is much slower
[19:06] <arooni-mobile> i hear noises when:  i hit backspace when i'm at the beginning of xchat form...  i hear a beep that is annoying.  i also hear it when i cant move down anyomre in a vim document.  how do i get rid of this noise.
[19:06] <aurel42> ^Tech-Help^: btw, changing your directory to that device will also make it busy.
[19:07] <Lifeisfunny> Would anyone know a website that might have some useful knowledge for my project?
[19:07] <jrib> arooni-mobile: system -> preferences -> sound -> system beep
[19:07] <greg_universe> how do you edit your grub menu?
[19:07] <aurel42> greg_universe: it's in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:07] <greg_universe> ty
[19:07] <jgoo> jrib, I also just realised that... my ssh commands aren't saved to my bash history... which is a pain
[19:07] <beli> hey folks....what graphical torrent client can you suggest?
[19:07] <gaintsura> beli: azeurus
[19:07] <beli> jgoo: check permissions
[19:07] <greg_universe> az is my favorite
[19:07] <Pici> !torrent | beli
[19:07] <gaintsura> I think I mis-spelled that
[19:07] <beli> gaintsura: hmmm dislike java in that case
[19:08] <talon> hi, i'm having trouble getting ubuntu to recognize a disk from my camcorder when i but it in the drive. it recognizes the disk but fails to show files and the permissions connot be determined.please help?
[19:08] <Myrtti> beli: bittornado-gui
[19:08] <jgoo> beli, permissions for the history thing or the bashrc thing?
[19:08] <^Tech-Help^> aurel42 how do i search for a word that is listed in terminal?
[19:08] <beli> jgoo: history for sure...your shell needs to have permissions to write to the file
[19:08] <machetie> beli: Azureus
[19:08] <aurel42> ^Tech-Help^: lsof | grep <this word>
[19:08] <^Tech-Help^> thanks
[19:09] <jgoo> beli, all my other stuff gets added to history... wget etc.. just not ssh :ssss
[19:09] <beli> my favourite on windows systems is utorrent
[19:09] <arooni-mobile> jrib, that works gr8
[19:09] <jgoo> beli, seriously, try azureus...
[19:09] <jgoo> beli, my fav on win is uTorrent also
[19:09] <machetie> anyone help with file share in hardy
[19:09] <Byron1> !talon how do you know it recognizes the drive?
[19:09] <aurel42> jgoo: the commands you enter after establishing the SSH connection are obviously stored in the history of the target system.
[19:09] <beli> jgoo: i know azureus....i love to understand parts of the code...and i am really no java guy
[19:09] <drewby> Whenever I try to boot from my hard disk I get error 21. Please help!  See http://paste.ubuntu.com/11463/ for more details.
[19:10] <jgoo> aurel42, no, I mean the actual ssh dotted.decimal.address.lol isn't stored.
[19:10] <aurel42> jgoo: that's too weird.
[19:10] <Chipsa964> where is the device manager in 8.04?
[19:10] <machetie> any howto on file share in hardy
[19:10] <talon> Byron1: when i put the disk in it brings up an icon for the disk but doesnt show any files in it
[19:10] <aurel42> jgoo: did you start the command with a leading blank, perhaps? " ssh ..."?
[19:10] <jgoo> aurel42, does yours save? do a qui9ck dummy ssl to nowhere and see if it saves!
[19:10] <jgoo> aaaaaaaaaah
[19:10] <jgoo> aurel42, you are a genius
[19:10] <Parsec300> I've installed Hardy on my old machine, but there's no sleep button. Only a suspend button. I've tried editing the /etc/default/acpi-support file as well as another acpi config file, but it doesn't show. Is there a problem with sleep in Hardy that wasn't there with Gutsy?
[19:10] <aurel42> jgoo, yes, I am, but don't tell anyone. :)
[19:11] <jgoo> ~aurel42++
[19:11] <Manos> Does anyone here have experience with Ubuntu's commercial support?
[19:11] <will00> anyone know of any particular wireless multimedia keyboards that work out of the box?
[19:11] <test> hello
[19:11] <machetie>  Chipsa964: install  gnome-device-manager
[19:11] <test> What is a good CD burner for Ubuntu
[19:11] <busta5000> I installed wubi but it had some problemS I coudn't connect to the wireless(I added some codes but were no use) & the compizconfig-settings-manager was missing plus in system > prefrences . (missing) advance... so please what should I do
[19:11]  * beli detex: aurel42 is a genius if he explains what the shell does in that case ;)
[19:11] <mnemo> test: brasero
[19:11] <Chipsa964> machetie, thanks
[19:11] <test> k
[19:11] <lucas_> i cant configure the remote control! its an hp dv6000 they say it works out of the box, but cant configure the keys! help please
[19:11] <aurel42> test: nautilus, your normal file manager? It does everything I need.
[19:11] <greg_universe> cna i jsut remove lines in the boot/grub/menu.lst to remove non working entries?
[19:12] <drewby> I need help installing xubuntu on my thumbdrive.  I messed up my bootloader.  So for asking so my, but it's a pretty severe problem.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/11463/
[19:12] <Byron1> talon: Is the camcoder hooked to the computer or the disk?
[19:12] <busta5000> so anybody has any idea how to solve my problem
[19:12] <jgoo> aurel42, I am having a weird issue with ssh and scp actually, they work wonderful in console, but gftp and nautilus both have the same errors... Connection reset by peer after I enter password
[19:12] <talon> Byron1: ive tried both
[19:12] <Bagualas> hello, i'm getting this error when try to mount my cel phone on ubuntu 8.04: ay 11 15:12:10 freedom kernel: [140657.377833] end_request: I/O error, dev sdb, sector 1
[19:12] <busta5000> I installed wubi but it had some problemS I coudn't connect to the wireless(I added some codes but were no use) & the compizconfig-settings-manager was missing plus in system > prefrences . (missing) advance... so please what should I do
[19:12] <jgoo> aurel42, I google the error, and I get 7 results.... all source code... insane!
[19:13] <Keean> moshi-moshi...
[19:13] <beli> jgoo: thats a really common error message....can have many reasons
[19:13] <Byron1> talon:what version of ubuntu?
[19:13] <talon> Byron1: hardy
[19:13] <busta5000> anyody
[19:13] <busta5000> help
[19:13] <airstrike> i'm using VLC and the audio seems kinda glitchy when i'm watching a video. is there anyway to increase the buffer, change hardware acceleration or something else that could improve overall audio quality?
[19:13] <ompaul> !repeat | busta5000
[19:13] <jgoo> beli, but it works in console, also the error I get is : "ssh application unexpectedly exited"
[19:13] <aurel42> jgoo, no idea. there goes my status of being a genius. :)
[19:13] <Byron1> talon:I that 7.04?
[19:14] <talon> Byron1: 8.04
[19:14] <jgoo> beli: the point is, they work fine in console... so perhaps I want a cheap drag and dropable ui over the console commands :p
[19:14] <machetie> busta5000: are you on wubi now
[19:14] <busta5000> yes
[19:14] <busta5000> no
[19:14] <beli> jgoo: i am a console guy in common ;)
[19:14] <busta5000> no
[19:14] <gaintsura> question: just freshly restarted ubuntu. I tried opening up thunderbird. Ubuntu says that thunderbird is already running, but ps aux does not show it..
[19:14] <aurel42> jgoo: just hide your mouse and get used to the keyboard, you'll be fine. ;)
[19:14] <Byron1> Talon:Did you upgrade to 8.04 and if so did it work before?
[19:14] <busta5000> I'm using xp now
[19:14] <machetie> open  synaptic package manager
[19:14]  * X-Seti wonder why kaffeine cant see my wintv video card, but its located and seen from usb
[19:15] <beli> jgoo: maybe you miss some settings/options with gftp
[19:15] <busta5000> as I told u in my question I coudn't connect it to the net
[19:15] <machetie> ok
[19:15] <test> Oh, and is there a program to convert media files to DVD format
[19:15] <test> ?
[19:15] <machetie> sorry one sec
[19:15] <jgoo> aurel42, beli , I am an emacs user, and I'd run ratpoison as my wm if I could... by SCP has a broken command line... it sucks
[19:15] <test> like what ConvertXtoDVD does
[19:15] <chris_420> quick question... im looking to DL about for different Live cd distors   was wondering if i could go ahead and brun them all to one dvd   and then pick and chose which to load?
[19:15] <busta5000> well machite
[19:15] <machetie> busta5000 what wifi u got
[19:15] <busta5000> tell me every detail
[19:15] <alen> please helpp me with manula instalation nvida driver
[19:15] <talon> Byron1: this is a new install and not tried it on any other distro my first linux : )
[19:15] <busta5000> I will remmeber it
[19:15] <beli> broken command line?
[19:15] <jgoo> beli, nautilus also fails... and I don't think there is any other conf
[19:15] <jaims> hi there
[19:16] <busta5000> infact I have notes nearby
[19:16] <martiner__> I got question about Java and Tomcat - Ubuntu 7.10
[19:16] <jaims> i went yesterday to ask some questions...
[19:16] <busta5000> so please if I go to synptic
[19:16] <busta5000> what should I do
[19:16] <aurel42> test: "apt-cache search convert dvd"... does that help?
[19:16] <danbhfive> !enter | busta5000
[19:16] <machetie> busta5000 u cont setup the compiz without internet
[19:16] <jaims> i think ive found sorta bug
[19:16] <jgoo> beli, yes, it is terrible, from what I've tried... I've used ftp command line enough... scp has no shell mode
[19:16] <therion> Hi all, i have a problem with gdebi-kde, pratically it doesn't install any deb package and crash only... how i can resolve this bug?
[19:16] <laeg> i would like to add 'vlc --playlist-enqueue <file>' as an option on media files in nautilus - how do i do this?
[19:16] <busta5000> ok sorry for the enter
[19:16] <Byron1> talon:does the disk show up in computer?
[19:16] <jgoo> I couldn't get it to send multiple files per command (but I didn't try too hard
[19:16] <jaims> with networking when I have eth0 and static ip
[19:17] <busta5000> machite r u here
[19:17] <talon> Byron1: yes it does but with no files
[19:17] <jaims> is there a specific place to try to find out more about it?
[19:17] <Tu13es> anyone know if I can patch grub so it'll boot partitions with 256-byte inodes?
[19:17] <machetie> yeah
[19:17] <machetie> im me busta5000
[19:17] <aurel42> jgoo: sftp does
[19:17] <Byron1> talon sorry about the smileys clumsy fingers
[19:17] <beli> jgoo: you mean interactive mode?
[19:17] <chris_420> anyways to put four live cd distros on one DVD and  use likes grub or something to chose between them?
[19:17] <jgoo> aurel42, which is awesome, but find a sensible guide to setting up an sftpd... which is under 15000 printed pages
[19:17] <aurel42> jgoo: btw, I like rsync when working with folders or multiple files.
[19:17] <busta5000> ok machetie ff how can I connect to the wireless
[19:17] <talon> Byron1: i got my smiley wrong
[19:18] <jgoo> beli, yes interactive mode, so I don't type scp.... a million times :)
[19:18] <machetie> whats ur wifi card
[19:18] <chris_420> or do you supposed i could use mindi to make it happen?
[19:18] <aurel42> jgoo: sftpd is just part of ssh, no need to set up anything, perhaps one line in sshd_config
[19:18] <gaintsura> anyone know why thunderbird says its running, when its really not?
[19:18] <busta5000> I do not have a wifi card I have an adapter
[19:18] <jgoo> aurel42, this is for a remote jetty server... perhaps this is a good idea... which is the most rebust, clean, solution?
[19:18] <jgoo> aurel42, so it works over ssh?
[19:18] <beli> jgoo: yes...check your sshd_config...sftp is just included
[19:18] <busta5000> an external adapter
[19:18] <machetie> what brand is it
[19:18]  * jgoo is full over wonderment
[19:18] <busta5000> it is linksys
[19:18] <aurel42> jgoo, yes, sftp is just a feature of ssh. If you prefer a GUI, have a look at Unison.
[19:18] <martiner__> TOMCAT&JAVA PROBLEM ..please help
[19:19] <machetie> model
[19:19] <aurel42> jgoo, unison uses ssh, too.
[19:19] <Byron1> talon when you inset disk do you get an import photos dialog?
[19:19] <aurel42> jgoo, you need to have unison on BOTH machines, though.
[19:19] <busta5000> n usb
[19:19] <therion> gdebi-kde doesn't install any deb package and do always in crash... how i can resolve this problem?
[19:19] <ompaul> gaintsura, cos it is running, open a terminal and type "top" then press the letter "u" then type your username - you can then type "k" and kill your instances of thunderbird by putting in the numbers on the left hand side of the screen
[19:19] <machetie> yeah any specific model
[19:19] <beli> jgoo: what do you want to do? lemme ask this first ;)
[19:19] <niteye> the "recovery mode" in GRUB does NOT ask ANY password to gain a ROOT SHELL. is this a bug? how do i fix this?
[19:19] <jgoo> thanks aurel42, I'll check it out... for now... to the sftp cave.
[19:19] <busta5000> model number WUSB300N
[19:20] <machetie> thats better
[19:20] <airstrike> anyone got any experience with VLC?
[19:20] <aurel42> jgoo: Holy file transfer, Batgoo!!
[19:20] <ompaul> niteye, no it is not - you can add passwords to grub but that is generally considered a "bad idea"
[19:20] <jgoo> beli: just manage a jetty install, which is mirrored on my stage jetty install here at office (mirrored in a non technical sense... i.e. I write crap here and send it there()
[19:20] <vxbinaca> airstrike: if it locking your machine, making sound and gnome crash up?
[19:20] <jaims> bye all
[19:20] <therion> gdebi-kde doesn't install any deb package and do always in crash... how i can resolve this problem?
[19:20] <niteye> what is the point of passwords if you can simply gain root access by doing "recovery mode" ?
[19:20] <Parsec300> Is there anyone that has the sleep button when they log out?
[19:20] <jgoo> aurel42, at the risk of OT - new joker looks insanely awesome
[19:20] <beli> jgoo: why not use rsync?
[19:21] <aurel42> niteye: not every hacker has physical access to your machine
[19:21] <machetie> busta5000: have you been here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=541797
[19:21] <mnemo> niteye: remote logins for example
[19:21] <airstrike> vxbinaca, it's just that the audio is glitchy.. but it's working somewhat well
[19:21] <jgoo> beli, I think I might, I will look into it now
[19:21] <aurel42> niteye: consider encrypting the hard disk
[19:21] <benanzo> niteye: not a bug
[19:21] <niteye> i cant encrypt the root partition because then wakeonlan will no longer work
[19:21] <beli> jgoo: you can spread your main install then automagically...just use a little script and cron
[19:21] <benanzo> in RHEL add "~~:S:wait:/sbin/sulogin" to /etc/inittab
[19:21] <benanzo> not sure in Ubuntu
[19:22] <busta5000> machetie
[19:22] <beli> jgoo: and you can use it over ssh too....
[19:22] <busta5000> 'I coudn't enter or copy the link
[19:22] <niteye> the problem is that in ubuntu , root technically has no password
[19:22] <busta5000> !!!
[19:22] <Wootie> Im using anjuta to program in c++. Why dont I have the build menu option ? :)
[19:22] <gaintsura> ompaul: its not in there
[19:22] <machetie> ok one sec
[19:22] <aurel42> niteye: I guess you need to address the underlying kernel issue then, because as long as you can edit the boot parameters, you can always use init=/bin/bash to get around any passwords.
[19:22] <benanzo> niteye: give root a password then
[19:22] <ompaul> gaintsura, mozilla-thunder
[19:22] <gaintsura> nope
[19:23] <beli> benanzo: wont help...you need to unlock account first...
[19:23] <niteye> if i give root a password, anything that asks admin privileges (where you have to then type the normal user pass) will break
[19:23] <gaintsura> ompaul: it is not in there at all
[19:23] <test> Guys
[19:23] <test> How about burning a DVD
[19:23] <machetie> busta5000:  try this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=611273
[19:23] <test> like movies on HDD -> DVD
[19:23] <beli> passwd -u root
[19:23] <beli> on a rootshell
[19:23] <ompaul> gaintsura, type q to leave top
[19:23] <benanzo> beli: sudo bash ; passwd
[19:23] <spideyman> im having trouble with cdrecord
[19:23] <benanzo> give root a password
[19:23] <ompaul> gaintsura, type killall thunderbird
[19:23] <aurel42> test: I right-click on the ISO and select "Burn to DVD" ;)
[19:23] <ompaul> !supportroot | benanzo
[19:24] <alen> what i type in konzole for nvidia driver
[19:24] <gaintsura> ompaul: 'no process killed'
[19:24] <test> lol.
[19:24] <ompaul> gaintsura, then it is not running
[19:24] <jgoo> beli, aurel42 - I will try rsync / unison - for now, sftp... nautilus and gftp don't support it? is unison the only sftp client?
[19:24] <niteye> i tried this once, and autoupdate etc. broke, because ubuntu isnt designed to have a root password apparently, and uses sudo with users in the admin group instead
[19:24] <ffm_> How do I debug suspend-resume issues? They are completely broken on my box. (Dell D8300 with nvidia graphics)
[19:24] <gaintsura> ompaul
[19:24] <jjt009> benanzo: ok, my xserver is still screwed up after i installed hardy heron...i go into fail-safe terminal, now what do i do?
[19:24] <benanzo> great so Ubuntu encourages no auth single user login
[19:24] <aurel42> jgoo, nautilus and gftp SHOULD work, no idea why they don't.
[19:24] <beli> jgoo: maybe ncftp supports or lftp...check it out
[19:24] <airstrike> what exactly happens when i do ctrl+alt+f1 and how can i get back to this display afterwards?
[19:24] <jjt009> anyone know what teh f is going on?
[19:24] <gaintsura> ompaul: when I type thunderbird into the console or try to run it from the desktop.. it says thunderbird is running but not responding, please kill thunderbird or reboot your system.. I've rebooted, but it still says the same thing
[19:24] <ompaul> benanzo, not up for debate - it was decided 4 years ago
[19:25] <ffm_> benanzo, no...
[19:25] <benanzo> That's perfectly fine
[19:25] <aurel42> airstrike: you should switch to a text console, you get back with alt + f7
[19:25] <test> and how do i change to the KDE interface
[19:25] <beli> airstrike: it switches to first tty
[19:25] <jjt009> i try logging into my system, and i reach a black screen, none of the icons initialize
[19:25] <ffm_> benanzo, we discourage it.
[19:25] <jjt009> it freaking sucks
[19:25] <niteye> i think they wanted to do it more windows-style with users having all admin rights usually
[19:25] <jjt009> anyone know?
[19:25] <airstrike> thanks, i've always wondered how to get back
[19:25] <aurel42> test: select the "Session" from the display manager (ie. where you enter username/pw)
[19:25] <ffm_> benanzo, in fact sudo bash is bad.
[19:25] <jgoo> aurel42, my gftp has the following options, FTP, HTTP, Localm SSH FSP ....
[19:25] <jjt009> i think this is a problem with x server
[19:25] <benanzo> booting in single user mode drops to root shell -- the only way to have proper pam auth is to give root a passwd
[19:25] <benanzo> is there another way?
[19:25] <ricanelite> oh I feel so good. Just got Virtualbox and Windows XP Service Pack 2 and 3 installed on Hardy
[19:26] <jjt009> how can i reinstall x server from the fail-safe terminal
[19:26] <test> aurel42, theres nothing there
[19:26] <ffm_> benanzo, pam isn't used in SUM.
[19:26] <jjt009> wtffffffff
[19:26] <test> only the username box
[19:26] <ricanelite> took me pretty much all day, but whoever was online early this morning thank you so much!!!
[19:26] <ffm_> benanzo, you don't need to have a root password for pam.
[19:26] <spideyman> !pastebin
[19:26] <busta5000> machetie
[19:26] <ffm_> !repeat | jjt009
[19:26] <beli> benanzo: what do you want to do?
[19:26] <aurel42> test: hmmm, use a different layout for that screen (system / administration / Login Window)
[19:26] <benanzo> how can I require a passwd to login in in single user mode
[19:26] <busta5000> can I install a .deb file in windows
[19:26] <test> k
[19:26] <machetie> busta5000
[19:26] <vxbinaca> no busta
[19:26] <jjt009> ffm_: ok man
[19:26] <jjt009> thanks
[19:26] <rutgermasi> busta5000: no you cant
[19:27] <ompaul> gaintsura, do this ps auwx > foo and paste that output into http://paste.ubuntu.com and gove me the url
[19:27] <emma> benanzo, i thought that was default.
[19:27] <ricanelite> how can I change the text color when I'm typing in the address bar in Firefox?
[19:27] <benanzo> nope
[19:27] <aurel42> jgoo, as I said, SSH via nautilus / anything *should* work if it works on the console.
[19:27] <jgoo> aurel42, beli , it sounds like you both use rsync then?
[19:27] <busta5000> so how can I download Ndiswrapper
[19:27] <machetie> busta5000: did you try http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=611273
[19:27] <busta5000> yeS I tried
[19:27] <ffm_> busta5000, you don't on windows. you do so on linux.
[19:27] <aurel42> jgoo, I use rsync a lot, yes.
[19:27] <niteye> benanzo: i think giving root a password will do, but i did that once and my ubuntu 'partially' broke (any app that used a popup window to ask the admin password)
[19:27] <beli> jgoo: i use rsync for slackware mirror
[19:27] <busta5000> it downloaded a Ndiswrapper.ko
[19:27] <busta5000> not a .deb
[19:27] <ffm_> benanzo, you can't.
[19:27] <ffm_> benanzo, set a grub password.
[19:27] <ak_mason> << /msg ubottu etiquette >>
[19:27] <jgoo> aurel42, yeah.. should work :'( ok I will go with rsync - I guess i need to set it up on the server, with a root, I'll google
[19:27] <benanzo> ffm_: lol
[19:27] <^Tech-Help^> im having trouble mounting my external Usb hdd  Fstab shows that it is this device. but no luck:  Disk /dev/sdf: 320.0 GB,<PHONE_NUMBER>64 bytes
[19:27] <gaintsura> ompaul: hold, pasting
[19:28] <jjt009> wtf
[19:28] <ffm_> benanzo, uh, I'm serious.
[19:28] <olskolirc> hey guys what ever happened to adobe acroread?
[19:28] <aurel42> ffm_: then his wake-up-on-lan won't work
[19:28] <machetie> butsa5000: ndiswrapper.sourceforge.net
[19:28] <ffm_> aurel42, yeah, it will.
[19:28] <ompaul> !language | jjt009 please note
[19:28] <ffm_> aurel42, just lock alternates.
[19:28] <spideyman> could someone look at this http://paste.ubuntu.com/11472/
[19:28] <iXneonXi> help, I can't edit my Applications menus.
[19:28] <soundray> Hey, I have trouble with a machine after upgrading from gutsy to hardy. It freezes during boot or a short while after. It works when I boot with acpi=off, but I need acpi powersaving and fan control on this machine. Any hints or tips?
[19:28] <Wootie_> Hello, I installed Anjuta through the synaptic, but I dont have alot of options in the menu, for example the Build menu button. What did I do wrong? :P
[19:28] <aurel42> ffm_: ah, right.
[19:28] <machetie> hope this will help busta
[19:28] <gaintsura> ompaul: http://paste.ubuntu.com/11473/
[19:28] <iXneonXi> everytime I edit my menus in menu editor it goes back to the way it was before
[19:28] <ompaul> gaintsura, give me a moment please
[19:28] <mattva01> can anyone help me out with edubuntu gutsy ?
[19:29] <iXneonXi> mattva01, what's the problem
[19:29] <gaintsura> ompaul: np, take your time
[19:29] <Byron1> anyone no of a chat room for Ubuntu 8.04 issues?
[19:29] <niteye> mattva01 is a teacher!!! grab him!!
[19:29] <ffm_> mattva01, try #edubuntu please.
[19:29] <benanzo> so it's not possible to password protect single user mode at all?
[19:29] <ffm_> niteye, no, a student.
[19:29] <Myrtti> Byron1: this is it
[19:29] <ffm_> benanzo, It is. Via a grub password.
[19:29] <mattva01> IXneonXI: my clients seem to only be able to only boot one at a time
[19:30] <negge> has anyone managed to compile ZSNES for 64-bit hardy?
[19:30] <^Tech-Help^> im having trouble mounting my external Usb hdd  Fstab shows that it is this device. but no luck:  Disk /dev/sdf: 320.0 GB,<PHONE_NUMBER>64 bytes
[19:30] <mattva01> otherwise the dhcp request fails
[19:30] <niteye> so it is possible to password only a few entries of grub? (not a password needed to boot the entire thing)
[19:30] <ak5> um, is the latest version of fluxbuntu 7.10 ?
[19:30] <Byron1> Anyone have issues with partitions while trying to upgrade?
[19:30] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ what error do you get when trying to mount?
[19:30] <benanzo> that's not the same thing though
[19:30] <umer> hey guys, i have a problem, on my top menu bar there are little black specs/dashes, heres a picture of it http://img399.imageshack.us/my.php?image=blackspotszn4.jpg can someone help me get rid of them, they just appeared recently
[19:30] <busta5000> maxhite for which release I download
[19:30] <mattva01> ak5: yes
[19:30] <ompaul> benanzo, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=7353
[19:30] <ffm_> mattva01, nasty, isn't it? I thought you were going to hardy,
[19:30] <busta5000> there r so many
[19:30] <niteye> like for example if you have ubuntu, ubuntu recover mode, and XP, have it only ask a pasword when booting recover mode, is this possible?
[19:30] <ak5> mattva01,  :( when does 8.04 come out?
[19:31] <^Tech-Help^> negge mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[19:31] <negge> ak5 it's out long time ago
[19:31] <rutgermasi> 8.04 is out already
[19:31] <iXneonXi> mattva01, please elaborate. which clients are booting one at a time? are you using a network?
[19:31] <ak5> fluxbuntu?
[19:31] <jgoo> aurel42, ok, I typed the sftp url into nautilus, because I found out you can do that (even though SFTP isn't listed as an option... guess what... 3rd style of error message: Error: ssh program unexpectedly exited - Please select another viewer and try again.
[19:31] <spideyman> im having trouble burning multisession disc with cdrecord here is the output http://paste.ubuntu.com/11472/
[19:31] <ompaul> gaintsura, do me a favour try to start it from a command prompt and read the contents of that terminal rather than the error onscreen
[19:31] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ what filesystem does it use?
[19:31] <machetie> busta5000 just pick the latest one
[19:31] <mattva01> ak5, fluxbuntu 8.04 will never come out
[19:31] <benanzo> niteye: pointless since all they'd have to do is select normal boot then it 'e' and type single
[19:31] <benanzo> grub wouldn't detect that
[19:31] <^Tech-Help^> negge ext3
[19:31] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ okay
[19:31] <busta5000> machetie which release of niwrapper I download there r many releases
[19:31] <will00> how do i change the font color?
[19:31] <machetie> busta5000 how old are you
[19:31] <ak5> mattva01, ah they stopped?
[19:31] <busta5000> AHA OK
[19:31] <rutgermasi> spideyman: download/use brasero
[19:31] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ paste your /etc/fstab on pastebin and I'll take a look at it
[19:31] <gaintsura> ompaul: no output to terminal, just an error window as I described earlier
[19:31] <Rajec> hey guys give me please some good irc server because what I have found are only bullshit I am looking for something less technical like health selve development and stuff
[19:31] <aurel42> jgoo: did you try "System / Connect to Server"? That's the proper way.
[19:32] <mattva01> ak5: no , waiting till Ibex
[19:32] <Finnish> Help, I'm really in trouble with my VIA-display card with Hardy
[19:32] <ffm_> ak5, no, it is just way too late.
[19:32] <Byron1> what does the LTS mean in the 8.04 upgrade?
[19:32] <rutgermasi> Long Term Support
[19:32] <aurel42> jgoo, pardon "Places / Connect to Server"
[19:32] <rsk> long term support
[19:32] <spideyman> rutgermasi, whats this?
[19:32] <rutgermasi> !tms
[19:32] <machetie> busta 500 BrB
[19:32] <Pici> Rajec: Please watch your language.
[19:32] <niteye> long time support
[19:32] <ompaul> gaintsura, and all it says is that you should choose what?
[19:32] <rutgermasi> !lts
[19:32] <umer> anyone know how I can get rid of these black specs on my menu bar? http://img399.imageshack.us/my.php?image=blackspotszn4.jpg
[19:32] <fidelio> Hi, got a problem with printer. Any guru here?
[19:32] <ak5> mattva01, ah, so they only do the .10 versions?
[19:32] <beli> fidelio: no
[19:32] <chimp> Firefox beta 5, causes hardy to completely freeze in my case. This appeared out of the blue, is there a log i should look at in order to find the problem?
[19:32] <ak5> mattva01, thx for the info
[19:32] <^Tech-Help^> negge  http://pastebin.com/d36e9ac54
[19:32] <will00> anyone know how to change font color in gnome?
[19:32] <iXneonXi> I wonder. Why can't my menus reflect the changes I make?
[19:32] <fidelio> any other guru?
[19:32] <Pici> Rajec: Try asking in #ubuntu-offtopic or #freenode,  #ubuntu is only for #ubuntu support.
[19:33] <mattva01> ak5:no just decided to skip hardy :)
[19:33] <beli> fidelio: its none here....just ask your question....
[19:33] <negge> umer I had a similar bug when I was using Kubuntu 7.10
[19:33] <ak5> mattva01, ok thx
[19:33] <benanzo> ffm_: grub password is not the same as protecting root account -- I want users to be able to reboot the machine without having to know bootloader pass so they can get back to level 5 and do some work
[19:33] <rutgermasi> spideyman, take a look in applications->sound/video-> choose your favorite burn prog ;)
[19:33] <zelrikriando> will00: I will make a video about it today :)
[19:33] <niteye> chimp: i suppose you mean beta 3, anyway i had the exact same thing so i uninstalled it and use firefox2 instead
[19:33] <negge> never managed to fix it though, sometimes a reboot worked and sometimes not
[19:33] <aurel42> will00: system / preferences / appearance?
[19:33] <umer> negge how did you fix it?
[19:33] <ompaul> !cups | fidelio this is how you do printing
[19:33] <ffm_> benanzo, yeah, it is the same.
[19:33] <gaintsura> ompaul: 'Thunderbird is already running, but not responding. To open a new window, you must first close the exsisting thunderbird process, or restart your system
[19:33] <chimp> Erm, not beta 5 niteye , firefox v3, beta 5
[19:33] <aurel42> benanzo: you can set a password for every entry in the grub menu separately, as I understand it.
[19:33] <will00> thanks i found it
[19:33] <rutgermasi> benanzo: setting a password on grub will only prevent from editing grub (i think, dontknow for sure)
[19:34] <niteye> oh okay
[19:34] <mattva01> iXneonXi: my clients on network 192.168.42.x will aquire a dhcp address only when it is the only one starting up
[19:34] <ffm_> benanzo, hold on a minute and I'll pastebin what you want.
[19:34] <chimp> Did it completely freeze ubuntu niteye ?
[19:34] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ which partition are you trying to mount?
[19:34] <niteye> i had it with firefox v3, not sure which beta version
[19:34] <jgoo> aurel42, yes, I tried that way... and it fails with same error, except second line but guess what
[19:34] <negge> I mean which one fails
[19:34] <aurel42> benanzo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=7353
[19:34] <niteye> no only firefox itself froze completely
[19:34] <benanzo> aurel42: that is meaningless since hitting e then typing single for any entry will give you root shell
[19:34] <jgoo> beli, aurel42 - filezilla works - probably because I set it to interactive login
[19:34] <mattva01> otherwise they never get an address
[19:34] <niteye> i could open a process monitor and kill it
[19:34] <Rajec> Pici: my language I am sorry  i didn't meant like that but funny is that your nick name means is iny my language something not pretty hh :)
[19:34] <ompaul> gaintsura, which version of ubuntu are you using?
[19:34] <jgoo> I am now sftping!! w00t \o/
[19:34] <^Tech-Help^> negge  sudo mount /dev/sdf /mnt/bighdd/
[19:34] <chimp> Ahh this is different then, in my case ubuntu is utterly irresponsive
[19:34] <gaintsura> 8.04
[19:34] <jgoo> thanks aurel42 and beli
[19:34] <beli> jgoo: hf
[19:34] <aurel42> jgoo, wtg! :)
[19:34] <niteye> but this was on KDE4, perhaps gnome handles the firefox crash differently
[19:35] <fidelio> thanks all. cups setup.  Printer and driver recognized, Test printer fantastic.  However. whne try to print from any editor, office, firefox printer does nto responde
[19:35] <spideyman> rutgermasi,  its a dreamcast cdi image that i ripped with cdirip it has wav and iso i cant find anything to burn this other thancdrecord
[19:35] <iXneonXi> mattva01, from what I can understand if multiple clients try to connect they do not get IP addresses?
[19:35] <ffm_> benanzo, you can't edit the entry.
[19:35] <niteye> does ctrl-alt-backspace work ?
[19:35] <busta5000> MACHETIE wat is extra repos
[19:35] <Byron1> I have two 250 hard drives. In any other version of Ubuntu it sees the one with XP as sda In 8.04 it sees it as sdb?
[19:35] <niteye> (this should kill gnome entirely and bring you back to the logon screen)
[19:35] <mattva01> iXneonXi: yes, unless you wait like 2 minutes
[19:35] <ffm_> benanzo, without the password.
[19:35] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ try adding this line to fstab: /dev/sdf /mnt/bighdd ext3 defaults 0 0
[19:36] <iXneonXi> mattva01, what are you using as your DHCP server?
[19:36] <^Tech-Help^> ok
[19:36] <ffm_> benanzo, vi your /boot/grub/menu.lst and search for "lock alternates".
[19:36] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ make a backup first
[19:36] <aurel42> Byron1: probably some change in the kernel code related to SATA. I think that's exactly what UUID's were made for? ;)
[19:36] <mattva01> iXneonXi: my ltsp server is the same as my dhcp server
[19:36] <busta5000> EXTRA repos what does it mean
[19:36] <rutgermasi> spideyman: tried nero linux?
[19:36] <gaintsura> ompaul: I'm on 8.04
[19:36] <ompaul> gaintsura, that is like there is a lock file but that does not make sense
[19:36] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ and try running sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sdf/ /mnt/bighdd
[19:37] <spideyman> rutgermasi, yeap no dice
[19:37] <X-Seti> :)
[19:37] <Byron1> aurel42 What are UUIDs
[19:37] <laeg> i'm after reverting my application menu - can i undo this?
[19:37] <spideyman> rutgermasi, but i see brasero does support multisession
[19:37] <Manos> I'm doing research for my University's IT department.
[19:37] <Manos> Does anyone here have experience with Ubuntu's commercial support?
[19:37] <talon> !udf
[19:37] <X-Seti> Anyone here used a dvb tv tuner?
[19:37] <busta5000> machetie is gone :(
[19:37] <fidelio> ubottu: thanks all. cups setup.  Printer and driver recognized, Test printer fantastic.  However. whne try to print from any editor, office, firefox printer does nto responde
[19:37] <talon> !life
[19:37] <rutgermasi> spideyman, yes it does
[19:37] <^Tech-Help^> negge mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdf,
[19:37] <ak_mason> Ex-Chat
[19:37] <iXneonXi> mattva01, it seems like it is being flooded. how many terminals are trying to connect and startup?
[19:37] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ weird
[19:37] <^Tech-Help^> negge there was more but i didnt wanna flood
[19:37] <gaintsura> ompaul: I know, hence my confusion
[19:38] <negge> okay
[19:38] <mattva01> iXneonXi:even just 2 at once
[19:38] <spideyman> rutgermasi, thanx ill give it a try i have too many coasters already
[19:38] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ does /mnt/bighdd exist?
[19:38] <busta5000> guys can anybody help me
[19:38] <aurel42> Byron1: a UUID is an alternative way to identify a partition, as I understand it. Instead of saying "use device number X on this bus" it says "use the partition with the UUID <some random unique string>". Correct me, if I'm wrong.
[19:38] <negge> !uuid
[19:38] <^Tech-Help^> negge yep
[19:38] <iXneonXi> mattva01, have you tried using Static IPs via MAC?
[19:38] <fidelio> ompaul: CUPS setup.  Printer and driver recognized, Test printer fantastic.  However. whne try to print from any editor, office, firefox printer does nto responde
[19:38] <talon> !universal disk format
[19:38] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ okay. you sure it's ext3?
[19:39] <busta5000> ubuntu can't u put a coloring feature in this chat because I can't see well with all these black texts all around
[19:39] <niteye> chimp: my firefox is freezing right now on another installation of ubuntu aswell
[19:39] <Byron1> Doing an upgrade from 7.10 to 8.04 hosed my partitions
[19:39] <^Tech-Help^> negge yeah
[19:39] <niteye>  but x-chat still works
[19:39] <ompaul> fidelio, ok - a usb printer is it ?
[19:39] <mattva01> iXneonXi: hmm, no i'll try that
[19:39] <DRebellion> busta5000, coloring is clientside.
[19:39] <^Tech-Help^> negge it used to mount just fine until i tripped over the usb cord this morning
[19:39] <fidelio> ompaul: Yes!
[19:39] <aurel42> busta5000: coloring is a client feature, not a server-side feature. ;)
[19:39] <iXneonXi> mattva01, try giving a few clients static IPs and starting them one at a time. if that works, start them at the same time.
[19:39] <busta5000> clientside! how can I become a client
[19:39] <chimp> Just freezing firefox isnt too bad since you can restart it etc. As soon as firefox opens, it causes the pc to freeze
[19:39] <gaintsura> brb
[19:40] <aurel42> busta5000: so rephrase your request to "Can't I use a better IRC client?" ;)
[19:40] <DRebellion> busta5000, you are a client :)
[19:40] <matthias_N>  in mobolck what does this means : Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[19:40] <aurel42> busta5000: try a different IRC program
[19:40] <DRebellion> busta5000, try XChat
[19:40] <ompaul> fidelio, restart the applications or your session just log out and back in worst case restart but you should not have to do that
[19:40] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ aah I see
[19:40] <busta5000> well if I am where r the color text buttons
[19:40] <sirjoebob> hey all... I am running a media web server from home and run gnump3d to serve music. I was wondering if there was a program that I could use to stream video files (such as AVI, etc)
[19:40] <negge> ^Tech-Help^ have you ran fsck on it?
[19:40] <ffm_> How do I debug suspend-resume issues? They are completely broken on my box. (Dell D8300 with nvidia graphics).
[19:40] <ffm_> mattva01, ^^
[19:40] <chimp> sirjoebob: vlc will do it very nicely
[19:41] <^Tech-Help^> negge i will later on i gotta go, thanks for the help :D
[19:41] <talon> hello, does anyone know how to get ubuntu 8.04 to read udf
[19:41] <busta5000> so dr..... if I'm a client where r the chat features like text bold & color etc
[19:41] <niteye> Sirjoebob: i seen vlc do it but i am not sure if this is good for servers
[19:41] <ompaul> gaintsura, how about this ls -a | less find the directory for thunderbird cd into the "profile" remove the lock file there
[19:41] <fidelio> ompaul: ok
[19:41] <flotishtu> i always have to type these commands (when reboot, or firestarter is started or network connection is reconnected) in order to make my network share internet. echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o ethX -j MASQUERADE tc qdisc add dev eth1 root tbf rate 80kbit buffer 1600 limit 3000
[19:41] <flotishtu>  dpkg-reconfigure ipmasq
[19:41] <aurel42> sirjoebob: btw, don't get confused about videolan-server when googling for it... that's ancient. These days the "client" (vlc) can do the streaming.
[19:41] <busta5000> well he is off too
[19:42] <chimp> I run vlc from the command line on ubuntu server
[19:42] <marlun> Anyone else having problem with unrar? Suddenly all my archives is broken and I can't unrar anything.
[19:42] <AMDfanboy> how is kvm on hardy?
[19:42] <rutgermasi> talon: install udftools with synaptic package manager or apt-get
[19:42] <wolfeySI> hello, just a silly question, in stable gutsy version i can enable gnome extra effects, in hardy beta i cant. it is ibm thinkpad with ati rage ... 32 mb graphics card
[19:42] <AMDfanboy> i'm wondering kvm or virtualbox
[19:42] <Flannel> talon: mount can already mount udf drives
[19:42] <busta5000> ubuntu admin* how can I change color of my text
[19:42] <wolfeySI> it says desktop effects can not be enabled
[19:42] <ompaul> !unrar > marlun (check the message from from ubottu)
[19:43] <aurel42> busta5000: System / Preferences / Appearance?
[19:43] <talon> Flannel: its mounting the drive but not showing the files on the disk
[19:43] <aurel42> busta5000: or do you mean in this chat? ;)
[19:43] <busta5000> aure I'm using xp now I have to restart to use ubuntu
[19:44] <phoenix5002> is it ok to ask a question about "audacity" here?
[19:44] <AMDfanboy> on hardy, kvm or virtual box?
[19:44] <talon> rutgermasi: have done so but still not showing files...
[19:44] <busta5000> aure r u a proffessional in ubuntu
[19:44] <beli> busta5000: we just dont get what you want to do...change text color of what?
[19:44] <xomp_> !pronount | busta5000
[19:44] <busta5000> aha
[19:44] <beli> busta5000: we are all elite guys here
[19:44] <xomp_> !pronoun | busta5000
[19:44] <soundray> After a gutsy -> hardy upgrade, my laptop is crippled. It will freeze after a varying amount of time after booting the hardy kernel. RAM is okay according to memtest86. With acpi=off, it will run. Any help appreciated.
[19:44] <busta5000> what does pronout mean!!!
[19:44] <xomp_> strange, could have sworn that was a command
[19:44] <iarwain1> Anyone here using PulseAudio?
[19:44] <aurel42> busta5000: no, I'm a professional Debian user, Ubuntu is just a hobby. :)
[19:44] <marlun> ompaul: fails too... I wonder if something has happend with my harddrive.
[19:45] <beli> aurel42: i guess you are a linux users ;)
[19:45] <busta5000> aha well I'll give it a shot
[19:45] <X-Seti> gutgy to hardy. things work was better on my other box, expect this one
[19:45] <phoenix5002> is there a way to set auto volume leveling or something, in "audacity"?  so that as I record sounds they all have a relatively close volume level
[19:45] <soundray> The gutsy kernel was fine even with ACPI on.
[19:45] <eth01> no we're freebsd users.
[19:45] <beli> eth01: try netbsd ;)
[19:45] <eth01> no thanks, i've got better things to be doing.
[19:45] <wolfeySI> why bsd?
[19:45] <xomp_> does anyone know if Hardy will install/work on a Dell Optiplex 320? I know Gutsy had some issue with them.
[19:46] <aurel42> Will Ubuntu run on my MicroVax?
[19:46] <sk8ball> has anyone had any problems updating to 8.04 with update manager?
[19:46] <beli> wolfeySI: the right tool for the right problem...
[19:46] <busta5000> ok liten I have a problem now I just downloaded ndiswrapepr with a file in it a driver file etc so after that wat should I do when I log in ubuntu
[19:46] <X-Seti> sk8ball, yes mine crashes
[19:46] <beli> aurel42: dont think so....netbsd will ;)
[19:46] <rutgermasi> sk8ball: my system was broken after upgrading from gutsy->hardy (hardy was in beta!)
[19:46] <eth01> sk8ball: sudo apt-get clean; apt-get update AND reboot.
[19:46] <xomp_> sk8ball, I think everyone has
[19:46] <wolfeySI> beli: i guess
[19:46] <X-Seti> only on one machine, other with higher spec has no issues at all
[19:46] <aurel42> beli, I know, I still run it on VMS, for religious reasons. :)
[19:46] <Aendu> k
[19:46] <wolfeySI> beli: you can say what makes bsd great? i see it just as something almost-linux
[19:46] <busta5000> I mean where can I find ndisgtk?
[19:47] <beli> aurel42: yeah :) thats really religion... i run it on an indigo2
[19:47] <c-ron> where should libflashplayer.so be copied to make flash work in firefox?
[19:47] <AMDfanboy> on hardy, kvm or virtual box?
[19:47] <xomp_> busta5000, apt-get install ndisgtk
[19:47] <sk8ball> rutger, its supposed to be release version nwo tho right?
[19:47] <szx0> Any here familiar with BTTV based video capture cards and using modprobe?
[19:47] <busta5000> where can I find it
[19:47] <sk8ball> beli, ports are nice
[19:47] <wolfeySI> c-ron: install flash through update manager?
[19:47] <chuy_max> busta5000, repository?, System -> Administration -> Synaptic package manager
[19:47] <rutgermasi> c-ron, just go to youtube, open a movie and firefox will prompt wich flash lib you want to install, just install adobe flash
[19:47] <wolfeySI> or package manager
[19:47] <Strife89> Hey, guys. I just installed Ubuntu 8.04 from a CD, and now I'm having wireless issues.
[19:47] <soundray> c-ron: you don't have to know if you install it the ubuntu way: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[19:48] <ak5> argh fluxbuntu won't boot on a computer that will boot ubuntu
[19:48] <busta5000> then what I went there compizconfig was not there
[19:48] <ak5> anyone know why?
[19:48] <iXneonXi> !menu
[19:48] <wolfeySI> Strife89: what kind of issues?
[19:48] <c-ron> rutgermasi, i did that, but installing flash that way makes streaming videos play horribly slow
[19:48] <xomp_> Strife89, expect months of research and crying when it comes to ubuntu & wireless :P That was the case for me. What wifi adapter are you using?
[19:48] <iXneonXi> !menus
[19:48] <beli> wolfeySI: it is *nix, like linux, unix and bsd......there are differences....in scalability, security, driver handling, i would recommend netbsd for servers, its rock solid.
[19:48] <beli> sk8ball: yeah it rules!
[19:48] <Strife89> It can find the wireless network, but no matter how many times I enter the WEP key or mess with the settings, it refuses to connect.
[19:48] <busta5000> I need a connection to the neyt but for that I downloaded ndiswrapper but also I need ndisgtk where can I find it
[19:48] <RyanPrior> !botabuse | iXneonXi
[19:48] <X-Seti> ubottu, ask dvb
[19:48] <iXneonXi> sorry
[19:49] <fidelio> ompaul: it restarted but printer does not respond.  Any idea?
[19:49] <c-ron> trying to manually install the libflashplayer.so plugin from adobe.com
[19:49] <rutgermasi> c-ron, its the same way as your way, loading the flash .so
[19:49] <X-Seti> ubottu, search wintv dvb usb
[19:49] <talon> hi, i'm having trouble getting ubuntu to recognize a disk from my camcorder when i but it in the drive. it recognizes the disk but fails to show files and the permissions connot be determined. the camera recognizes the files so i know there is stuff on the disk. please help?
[19:49] <c-ron> rutgermasi, so what is the location?
[19:49] <X-Seti> no helpful bot
[19:49] <Kalith> ubuntu es?
[19:49] <busta5000> I need a connection to the net I mean wireless but for that I downloaded ndiswrapper but also I need ndisgtk where can I find it
[19:49] <RyanPrior> X-Seti: what are you looking for?
[19:49] <soundray> c-ron: use sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[19:49] <xomp_> !ubuntu-es
[19:50] <Flannel> !es
[19:50] <aurel42> talon: are we positive that the disk uses a filesystem that Ubuntu can know about? FAT?
[19:50]  * Strife89 waits....
[19:50] <chuy_max> busta5000, people here already told you
[19:50] <vegombrei> hi whats the coolest video player in ubuntu ..
[19:50] <RyanPrior> !info ndisgtk
[19:50] <busta5000> chuy people talk so much in black I don't know what to reafd!!!
[19:50] <c-ron> soundray, i did that but then uninstalled it because videos were horribly slow.. very choppy like 1 frame per 2 seconds
[19:50] <nickellery> vegombrei, I suggest VLC media player
[19:50] <sk8ball> so whats the verdict
[19:50] <flotishtu>  i always have to type these commands (when reboot, or firestarter is started or network connection is reconnected) in order to make my network share internet. echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o ethX -j MASQUERADE tc qdisc add dev eth1 root tbf rate 80kbit buffer 1600 limit 3000 dpkg-reconfigure ipmasq   any way to do it for good, for ever?
[19:50] <fidelio> ompaul: do you think I need to mount the USB driver  for the printer?
[19:50] <sk8ball> should i update to 8.04 release or wait?
[19:50] <X-Seti> RyanPrior, I have my wintv dvb usb working on my other ubuntu well, using kaffeine, however pluging it into this box, i can see the card on usbb
[19:51] <rutgermasi> sk8ball, i should reinstall ubuntu, because 8.04 has Long Term Support
[19:51] <xomp_> sk8ball, install fresh, upgrading seems to be epic fail still
[19:51] <X-Seti> but kaffeine will only show dvb client and not dvb tb
[19:51] <red22> i have no desktop after updating some packages... i have the menubars... just no desktop icons or background (the background is not right-clickable either).  can't seem to find docs on this, how do i fix this pls?
[19:51] <busta5000> PEOPLE WHEN U ANSWER MY QUESTION PLEASE QUOT MY NAME SO THAT i KNOW WHERE IS MY ANSWER
[19:51] <hpk> the german link please
[19:51] <ak5> vegombrei, I like mplayer for linux
[19:51] <vegombrei> nickellery: how do i get it ?
[19:51] <RyanPrior> sk8ball: We can't make that decision. If you give us more information about your situation, we can give semi-helpful insights.
[19:51] <Strife89> xomp_: I learned the hard way.
[19:51] <aurel42> flotishtu: the dirty way would be to put those commands in /etc/rc.local
[19:51] <soundray> c-ron: you probably weren't using the right one (even if it was installed). Make sure you remove gnash and swf-player from your system.
[19:51] <c-ron> i just want to try installing the file from adobe.com to rule out flash as the problem... if my slow video is caused by x or my vid driver, i want to know
[19:51] <nickellery> vegombrei, download it from add/remove
[19:51] <busta5000> I need a connection to the net I mean wireless but for that I downloaded ndiswrapper but also I need ndisgtk where can I find it
[19:51] <vegombrei> ok ..
[19:51] <beli> c-ron: what video card are you using?
[19:51] <chuy_max> busta5000, do you have a graphical environment?
[19:51] <c-ron> soundray, i didn;t have those other two installed...
[19:52] <Strife89> By the way, I am ABSOLUTELY POSITIVE that my WEP is correct.
[19:52] <sk8ball> ryan, this install is just a general use home machine no dev or mission critical bs\
[19:52] <Myrtti> busta5000: Surprisingly from the package management
[19:52] <rutgermasi> c-ron: mine is located in /usr/lib/flashplugin-nonfree/libflashplayer.so, but that is not your solution, so dont try copying the file to that dir, it wont work
[19:52] <Strife89>  I've used it before.
[19:52] <busta5000> IN ORDER TO HAVE ONE i NEED AN INTERNET CONNECTION
[19:52] <xomp_> Strife89, after about 8 months I got a new wifi card I purchased working, now it works like an old jalopy and constantly drops connection.
[19:52] <sk8ball> however i dont want to spend all day fixing it if it gets broken
[19:52] <Myrtti> !caps | busta5000
[19:52] <beli> busta5000: stop using CAPS
[19:52] <busta5000> sorry
[19:52] <ak5>  /ignore busta
[19:52] <Strife89> It was working yesterday.
[19:52] <Myrtti> !patience | busta5000
[19:52] <sk8ball> not to mention lose any data (ie, music and video)
[19:52] <busta5000> caps lock was on hold
[19:52] <RyanPrior> sk8ball: I suggest waiting until 8.04.1 unless you have some particular feature you're pining for in Hardy.
[19:52] <busta5000> keyboard problem
[19:52] <ompaul> busta5000, and a bit of wire and connecting to a router to fix it is how you progress that
[19:52] <xomp_> caps lock = cruise control for cool
[19:52] <chuy_max> busta5000, maybe it is in the installation disk, if it doesn't search for "ubuntu packages" in google
[19:52] <Flannel> busta5000: You can use sneakernet too, in a pinch
[19:52] <sk8ball> ryan, alright i think ill wait then thx
[19:52] <c-ron> beli, it's a nvidia geforce 2 mx 400 using the binary driver installed thru envyng
[19:53] <X-Seti> RyanPrior, im wondering about deleting my kaffeine config file, and uninstalling it, then reinstalling?
[19:53] <node357> busta5000, sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[19:53] <busta5000> ompoal I have wireless
[19:53] <beli> c-ron: so your x.org is really using the driver? checked it?
[19:53] <RyanPrior> X-Seti: try it. Though, I'd suggest just moving the keffeine config file rather than deleting, in case.
[19:54] <X-Seti> RyanPrior, where about is it installed, I cant see it in the home/user/ folder .?
[19:54] <c-ron> beli: Driver "nvidia"
[19:54] <in1> Hey... my wireless card doesnt ditect any wireless networks.. and the led isnt on,  though the switch is on.. i ran iwconfig wlan0 and i saw its there alive.. what could be the reason for these?
[19:54] <RyanPrior> X-Seti: I don't use Kaffiene, and you might get a better answer in #kubuntu, but my guess would be ~/.kaffiene.conf or similar.
[19:54] <talon> aurel42: if i right click on the disk icon it shows the disk as a udf format, and that is one of two formats that the camera uses. the other format is vro format
[19:54] <red22> boogieman stole my desktop, how do i get it back pls?
[19:54] <busta5000> ;( where can I find ndisgtk!
 y navegas hasta seleccionar el .inf del XP
 ya
[19:54] <ikonia> in1: it's not finding a network, it's that simple.
[19:54] <soundray> c-ron: is flashplugin-nonfree currently installed?
[19:54] <xomp_> in1, what wifi adapter?
[19:54] <flotishtu> aurel42 why dirty.       wel i think it will do for reboots. but not when eth4 is reconnected
[19:54] <Kalith>  alguien sabe como es q se llama la herramienta q permite personalizar una distro de modo tal de cambiar los paqtes el splash login y demases... se llama algo constructor o algo asi pero no la encuentro esta hecha en python si no me equivoco
[19:55] <Myrtti> busta5000: since you're on the Internet, download it from internet
[19:55] <Pici> !es | Kalith
[19:55] <RyanPrior> busta5000: You have been told the answer multiple times. If you are not going to read our answers, we will not help you any more,.
[19:55] <ikonia> in1: if the card is on, iwconfig shows it (not ifconfig) and there is no light, it's not connected to a network.
[19:55] <aurel42> talon: sorry, can't help any further. Don't know anything about UDF.
[19:55] <iarwain1> Anyone here gotten pulseaudio to work? It seems i got the server running, but the client won't connect :(
[19:55] <vegombrei> what do you mean by emacs ?
[19:55] <busta5000> Ryan prior I read ur answer because u quoted my name
[19:55] <beli> c-ron: before your loginmanager appears....is there a nvidia logo?
[19:55] <c-ron> soundray, no.. i uninstalled it becuase of the slow video playback
[19:55] <c-ron> beli, yes.
[19:55] <RyanPrior> !u | busta5000
[19:56] <busta5000> I do not know if people  here r answering my question or others questions!!
[19:56] <aurel42> flotishtu: ah, I see. I seem to remember you can use a script in /etc/network/ip-up.d/ or something like that, which is run whenever the interface goes up.
[19:56] <in1> ikonia: there are lot of wireless networks including my own... hehehe, well ye.. something's weird.. can i run a command to turn it off and back on?
[19:56] <flotishtu> aurel42  and dpkg-reconfigure ipmasq need someone human to configure it.
[19:56] <beli> c-ron: fine, so what is slow for you...what kind of stuff?
[19:56] <talon> aurel42: thanks, it seems to be an unusual format
[19:56] <Flannel> busta5000: When we answer your question, we'll prefix your name on the line and your client will highlight it
[19:56] <ikonia> in1: no, you'll have to try to "join" a network.
[19:56] <rutgermasi> beli: the nvidia drivers don't always show nvidia logo by default
[19:56] <busta5000> ok I will download it
[19:56] <in1> xomp_: its an intel wireless card ieee 802.11g
[19:56] <c-ron> beli, streaming video like from youtube
[19:56] <beli> rutgermasi: but with ubuntu...
[19:56] <aurel42> flotishtu: that's even worse then. Well, there should be a proper way, but I'm not sure what it is. :)
[19:56] <c-ron> beli, it's unwatchable
[19:56] <beli> c-ron: so flv files hmmm
[19:56] <rutgermasi> beli, c-ron installed the drivers with envy
[19:56] <in1> ikonia: ok ill try maybe itll wake it up..
[19:57] <zedster_> when I try to hibernate I get this error msg on the tty "cannot find swap device, try swapon -a"
[19:57] <busta5000> ndisgtk.deb I will google it but I download it & log in ubuntu should it work
[19:57] <zedster_> any ideas?
[19:57] <soundray> c-ron: can you try installing it again, then restart firefox and pastebin the contents of the browser when you load "about:plugins" as the URL
[19:57] <beli> c-ron: maybe its because of your internet connection...
[19:57] <c-ron> rutgermasi, beli  had the same problem with the ubuntu restricted driver, and also the .run from nvidia
[19:57] <flotishtu> aurel42 ok. thx!
[19:57] <soundray> c-ron: pastebin e.g. http://paste.ubuntu.com
[19:57] <xomp_> in1, well, you have a better compaitble card for linux afaik, although I would take anyones suggestion as to what's compatible with a grain of salt lol seems nobody knows for sure what's compatible and what's not.
[19:57] <mrooney> is there a way to take a screenshot in gnome, including the mouse cursor?
[19:57] <aurel42> Well, since there seems to be no proper way to tell Ubuntu about my brand new Nvidia card, "xemacs /etc/X11/xorg.conf" will be my friend now.
[19:57] <Strife89> Belkin F5D7000
[19:57] <node357> busta5000, sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[19:57] <rutgermasi> c-ron, how much mb has your video card, 128mb?
[19:58] <ikonia> aurel42: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/XORGHardy#preview
[19:58] <ikonia> aurel42: it's a work in progress, but it may help you
[19:58] <beli> c-ron: download a .flv file....and run it with your browser file://path/to/filename.flv
[19:58] <killux> hey, what is the point of creating a seperate home partition?
[19:58] <beli> c-ron: see if that works better
[19:58] <c-ron> beli, i'll check
[19:58] <jgoo> hey everyone, krita still doesn't work for me (8,04, krita not found after add.remove install... don't have all of koffice)
[19:58] <in1> xomp_ it worked Great on 7.10..
[19:58] <ikonia> killux: handy for upgrades/re-install holding personal data
[19:58] <aurel42> ikonia: thanks, I kinda know how to do it manually, but I hoped to be able to tell jockey about the card and let it do its magic.
[19:58] <RyanPrior> killux: You can share it between various operating systems, or reformat your operating system without losing your data, or use different encryption or filesystem settings.
[19:58] <jgoo> however it works on my 7.10 install - if I want to update krita... to latest release... what is the best way?
[19:58] <soundray> killux: you can do a fresh install and keep your /home data untouched
[19:58] <busta5000> how can I install something through the terminal though I have no connection!!!!!!!!!
[19:59] <aurel42> busta5000: from your installation CD, perhaps?
[19:59] <Flannel> busta5000: once you have the deb package, dpkg -i [deb-file.deb]
[19:59] <busta5000> I want ndisgtk to let me connect to the wireless
[19:59] <zedster_> anyone hibernating problem "cannot find swap device, try swapon -a"
[19:59] <beli> c-ron: on slow connections i usually pause the youtube video and wait till it has been fully cached
[19:59] <busta5000> aha
[19:59] <rutgermasi> busta5000: make a apt-get mirror of your edxternal harddisk :P
[19:59] <killux> ok thanks guys, but why would you need to do a fresh install? doesnt ubuntu offer an upgrade utility?
[19:59] <node357> sorry busta5000, I'm stupid
[19:59] <xomp_> busta5000, nobody can help you unless you can help us. If what you require, requires you to have a working connection then it is not our problem.
[19:59] <ikonia> zedster_: thats not "special" to hibernation, thats generic
[19:59] <ak5> anyone know why a (md5verified) fluxbuntu 7.10 cd won't boot where ubuntu 8.04 will ???
[19:59]  * node357 didn't help much sorry
[19:59] <zedster_> ikonia: it happens when I try to hibernate
[19:59] <soundray> killux: it does, but there are various situations where a fresh install may be preferable
[19:59] <J-Unit> next windows wont have 32-bit, will they have 128 bit? im asking cuz if windows has a 128 bit version ubuntu will follow
[19:59] <busta5000> so if I have the .deb I should run it in the turminal; by entering the code sudo apt-get install ndisgtk(am I right)
[20:00] <spideyman> im having trouble burning multisession disc with cdrecord here is the output http://paste.ubuntu.com/11472/
[20:00] <beli> ak5: burned the same way?
[20:00] <rutgermasi> ak5: won't boot after installation or after loading cd after bios?
[20:00] <ikonia> zedster_: when YOU try to hibernate, so I suggest not telling people to do random commands
[20:00] <c-ron> beli, i've tried that.. also the slow videos happen on live streams where pausing is not possible
[20:00] <ak5> beli, yes
[20:00] <Flannel> busta5000: no, if you have the deb file you run sudo dpkg -i [/path/to/file.deb]
[20:00] <vegombrei> hey how do i uninstall stuff ? synaptic doesnt do it ?
[20:00] <ak5> rutgermasi, the latter
[20:00] <killux> soundray: ok, I can understand that, but my problem is, i am not sure how big to make the home partition
[20:00] <Flannel> vegombrei: it does
[20:00] <beli> c-ron: so check if it is ok with the downloaded file
[20:00] <rutgermasi> ak5, my english is bad :P, you mean the second?
[20:00] <aurel42> killux: /home can never be too large ;)
[20:00] <ak5> rutgermasi, yes
[20:00] <c-ron> beli, grabbing unplug now to download some flvs
[20:00] <beli> c-ron: if it is.....try to increase the cache/buffer settings
[20:01] <RyanPrior> busta5000: http://mirrors.kernel.org/ubuntu/pool/main/n/ndisgtk/ndisgtk_0.8.3-1_i386.deb
[20:01] <epoxxy> Why don't I have sound on youtube movies, webpages and in aMSN ?
[20:01] <killux> aurel42: but what about the root partition, can that ever be too small
[20:01] <RyanPrior> busta5000: There's a direct download link for the debian installer file.
[20:01] <soundray> killux: I usually give 12GB to /, RAM size + 10% to swap and whatever remains to /home
[20:01] <red22> it wasn't like this before, why is my video choppy. still using the same ati driver that worked well since installing ubuntu...
[20:01] <busta5000> ok thank u
[20:01] <killux> i mean thats where all my programs are going to be stored right?
[20:01] <aurel42> killux: yes, if it doesn't have enough space for an installation and some log files.
[20:01] <Flannel> killux: It is, unless you have other partitions for them
[20:01] <rutgermasi> ak5: im not familiar with fluxbuntu, but have you tried the alternate cd?
[20:01] <soundray> killux: that's when I have 20GB or more to give to Ubuntu
[20:02] <vegombrei> Flannel: how do i get rid of some of the games ?
[20:02] <beli> c-ron: google --> searchterm filetype:flv
[20:02] <busta5000> sudo dpkg -i [/usb/media/ndisgtk.deb] is it correect
[20:02] <red22> the video is choppy but the compiz effects are flawless so i don't get it.. how can i make video playback less choppy pls?
[20:02] <Flannel> vegombrei: use synaptic to remove them
[20:02] <killux> soundray: wait when do you have to give 20GB or more to ubuntu?
[20:02] <ak5> rutgermasi, haha, your a genious - I automaticly assumed my fluxbox iso was alternate because it's based on fluxbox :)
[20:02] <rutgermasi> vegibrei: in terminal: sudo apt-get remove gnome-games
[20:02] <RyanPrior> busta5000: Not needed. Just double-click the .deb file and it'll open up an installer app.
[20:02] <soundray> killux: you misread me
[20:03] <busta5000> Ryan!!!
[20:03] <aurel42> killux: obviously it depends on your usage, but often programs are small while user data is huge... my system lives comfortably in a couple of GB, my data is kinda cramped on a four-drive raid.