[00:00] <digitalfiz> wuffi600, i had that happen i just ran update again and it cleared up
[00:00] <mleger> hello, this might be a stupid question, but has anyone installed chromium browser? is it stable and safe to use on ubuntu?
[00:00] <thiebaude> mleger, i use chrome and very stable
[00:00] <thiebaude> its
[00:01] <randomusr> mleger, chromium is evil
[00:01] <mleger> randomusr why?
[00:01] <mleger> thiebaude it's not an official release right? its just based on the source code of chrome?
[00:01] <randomusr> data miner seeking everything you do
[00:01] <thiebaude> mleger, exactly
[00:01] <wuffi600> digitalfiz, i've run it maybe then times but always get the same errormessage: W: A error occurred during the signature verification. The repository is not updated and the previous index files will be used.GPG error: http://de.archive.ubuntu.com jaunty Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[00:02] <mleger> thiebaude, I'll give it a try... thanks!
[00:02] <thiebaude> np
[00:02] <choreal> screw it ill just remove python and reinstall
[00:02] <randomusr> chromium is the devil
[00:02] <archet45> Error unmounting: umount exited with exit code 1: helper failed with:
[00:02] <archet45> umount: only root can unmount /dev/sdb2 from /media/sdb2
[00:02] <archet45> anyone recognize that error message when mounting/unmounting a drive?
[00:02] <Pino> hola
[00:03] <mementomori> hi
[00:03] <mleger> randomusr, why do you say that?
[00:03] <renz> just installed karmic - having a strange problem with sound, every so often it cuts out completely, have to mute/unmute to get sound back
[00:03] <drink_sti> is it possible to run the ubuntu iso in windows? stupid question i know but just wondering...
[00:03] <mementomori> drink_sti: use it inside a virtual machine
[00:03] <wuffi600> can i temporarily disable the key-verification when doing a "aptitude update" or "apt-get update"?
[00:03] <renz> drink_sti: using a vm, yep, try vmware
[00:03] <drink_sti> thanks
[00:04] <chad_> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[00:04] <drink_sti> has anyone here installed ubuntu on a hp pavillion laptop?
[00:04] <Sogorukuhn> Hi @ all
[00:04] <wojciechorama> Guys what is mon0 and is it possible to change value of it ?
[00:05] <Sogorukuhn> Is it possible to use different wallpapers on different desktops?
[00:05] <thiebaude> Sogorukuhn, i haven't found a way to
[00:06] <Sogorukuhn> =(
[00:06] <thiebaude> Sogorukuhn, yea, i know
[00:07] <Sogorukuhn> At the moment I try to customize the Style of my Gnome
[00:07] <Sogorukuhn> Any ideas how to make it more individual?
[00:07] <drink_sti> is vmware free?
[00:08] <barnaclebarnes> my mysql server won't start and from what I've investigated so far it is becasue my loop back interface isn't up. Trying to run sudo ifup lo I get these errors - http://gist.github.com/239161 Any ideas of what is going wrong?
[00:08] <thiebaude> !theme
[00:08] <pipegeek> drink_sti: beer, not speech
[00:08] <thiebaude> !emerald
[00:09] <pipegeek> drink_sti: and it depends on the version
[00:09] <zopiac> the icon for my Blender launcher in Cairo-dock is not letting me change it, can anyone help??
[00:09] <Sogorukuhn> thx
[00:10] <thiebaude> what is the supported alternative to emerald?
[00:10] <drink_sti> pipegeek: im on the vmware site and there are so many options. which one should i use to run this program?
[00:11] <syrius> how safe is it to install a program with a install script .sh to install it with?
[00:11] <randomusr> I-am-On-WinXP; I'm sorry to hear that
[00:11] <syrius> it downloads the programs need to comoile
[00:12] <pipegeek> drink_sti: what do you want to do?  If you want to set up a new vm (if you don't have a prebuilt vm image) you probably want vmware server, which is free as in beer
[00:12] <syrius> randomusr there is no windows version for current cinepaint
[00:12] <Sogorukuhn> One more question about the wallpaper. I have 2 monitors at the office and the nvidia driver. Both monitors are configured in the nvidia driver as 1 and when I set a wallpaper it looks not so good. Is there another way as dublicate the wallpaper with gimp to one doupblewallpaper?
[00:12] <randomusr> syrius? do what?
[00:14] <drink_sti> i just want to run ubuntu on my laptop to see what hardware problems i might have before i stick with it.
[00:14] <pipegeek> drink_sti: in that case, you don't want vmware
[00:14] <I-am-On-WinXP> lol
[00:15] <jeffmr> is there a preference panel for disabling bluetooth on startup
[00:15] <pipegeek> drink_sti: if you install ubuntu in a virtual machine, it'll be running on virtualized hardware, and you won't find out about issues with the real hardware
[00:15] <pipegeek> drink_sti: Download the livecd image, and boot off it.  You'll get to a full desktop, and won't have to install anything
[00:15] <pipegeek> then, if you want to install it, just double-click the 'install' icon
[00:15] <BasketCase_Eee> this is probably a dumb question but in Netbook Remix 9.10 how do I organize or sort the icons for programs?
[00:16] <dr3mro> hey guys what do you thnk about Listen Music Player  is it good
[00:16] <pcbuilder97> why would my webcam work with youtube but not work with ustream??  dont they use the same plugin?
[00:16] <drink_sti> pipegeek: i would like to set up dualboot but from what i read theres alot more to do than say if u have xp and vista. im still real new to linux and would like to mess around with it.
[00:17] <pipegeek> drink_sti: sure.  What I'm suggesting is that, if you want to mess around, you boot off the CD and don't install it at all
[00:17] <pipegeek> you'll have a full linux desktop, and you can install programs (into memory---they disappear when you reboot), browse the web, what have you
[00:17] <chad_> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[00:18] <I-am-On-WinXP> this chat rom is on fire
[00:18] <drink_sti> pipegeek: thanks for the info. ill try that out.
[00:20] <DaveyAM> hi guys.. tell me how i can hide all icons in only 1 desktop...? i can do it in gnome?
[00:20] <BasketCase_Eee> hmmm, now that I look harder it appears that the games and favorites tabs are the only ones that aren't sorted.  the favs I can kinda sort by removing and adding them in the proper order (kinda lame) and the games seem to be sorted by an undisplayed category which I would like to change
[00:21] <slide> Is there a support channel for Ubuntu One?
[00:21] <user_> hi
[00:21] <DaveyAM> pls.. no idea..?
[00:21] <pipegeek> drink_sti: if you really want it in a vm, though, you can download one of the images at the following link, and run it in vmware player (which is really simple to use): http://chrysaor.info/?page=ubuntu
[00:21] <dustin> Hey all, don't send me to wiki page, I have read wiki over and over there is no answer for me there. I dual boot Ubuntu9.10 and Win7. It was working now I updated the system (which may or may not have had a grub update, idk) and now I can not boot into my Win7 partition. Here is a pastebin of my grub.cfg http://pastebin.com/mb5d41dd
[00:22] <LjL> slide: #ubuntuone
[00:23] <user_> hi everybody
[00:24] <dustin> Anyone able to help me and my grub issue
[00:24] <user_> no idea
[00:24] <dustin> Oh yea, when I select Windows 7 it just takes me back to the grub select OS page, no error or anything
[00:26] <dustin> Why are there so many people in the chat, yet no-one knows anything?
[00:26] <Snausages> dustin: way it goes.  Try back later
[00:28] <chad_> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[00:28] <chad_> please
[00:28] <barnaclebarnes> well I finally worked our why the iflo up wasn't working. the ssh port was missing from the /etc/iptables.up.rules  file.
[00:29] <MadSeaDog> Is it possible to isolate some bad sector and create a partition with onlygood sector?
[00:29] <treebuey> trrrr
[00:30] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: that should already be happening under the radar, unless the bad sector list has overflowed on that drive
[00:31] <MadSeaDog> Snausages,  okay... if Gparted tell me the hard drive has 59 bad sector... and windows refuse to boot is it overflowed?
[00:31] <treebuey> hiya. My fonts are messed up for firefox menus after the last update. also, a cyrillic like character is showing up whenver i am at a password prompt WITHIN xwindows. any ideas?
[00:32] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: I don't know how gparted makes its count.  Typically the host PC can't see any bad sectors at all, even when there are some, because the drive hardware already reallocated them to spare sectors
[00:32] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: I guess the thing to do is pull the SMART status for that drive, see if you have a matching count of 59 reallocations
[00:33] <MadSeaDog> Snausages,  how can i do that?
[00:33] <arand> How can I force a window to a specific viewport despite it being started/refocussed/changing? the compiz settings only seem to do that when the application starts.
[00:33] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: dunno off the top of my head
[00:33] <ubuntu> does ubuntu 9.10 comes with a irc. client by default? I cant find one
[00:33] <digitalfiz> is there an easy way to make apache startup a 2nd time on another port by a different user?
[00:33] <ubuntu> and looks like emphaty doesnt has irc support
[00:34] <ubuntu> empathy
[00:34] <Vonnick> Yes it does
[00:34] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: maybe try installing smartmontools?
[00:34] <Vonnick> You have to skip the initial account creation and do it from the menu
[00:34] <Vonnick> Then there's an IRC option
[00:35] <MadSeaDog> Snausages, ok... is it in the repos?
[00:35] <ubuntu> lool
[00:35] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: dunno, but it ought to be
[00:36] <ubuntu> I wish sometimes that ubuntu had irssi
[00:36] <oxy_> I downloaded the nvidia video card drivers from nvidia and the file is a .run file (NVIDIA-Linux-x86_64-190.42-pkg2.run). How do I install this?
[00:36] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: in modern drives, when a sector goes bad the HDD reallocates it to a spare sector before the host PC is ever aware of it.  So if your machine is telling you there are 59 bad sectors...  that makes me think it may actually be 59 + all the ones that the SMART system has already compensated for...
[00:36] <ubuntu> bbl
[00:36] <SuBsAm> is there any on line tv program in ubuntu
[00:37] <SuBsAm> ?
[00:37] <Vonnick> There's probably some totem plugins for it
[00:37] <jolaren> What's wrong here?
[00:37] <jolaren> joel@joel-laptop:/usr/share/hal/fdi/information$ setkeycodes e078 30-keymap-lg.fdi
[00:37] <jolaren> Couldn't get a file descriptor referring to the console
[00:37] <Vonnick> If not, try Miro
[00:37] <jolaren> Been testing for hours
[00:37] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: and yes, there are ways to format around bad sectors, but I don't know the particulars.
[00:37] <jolaren> How do I set the kecode
[00:39] <SuBsAm> can i watch an online  channels in linux
[00:39] <jolaren> Anyone?= Cry
[00:39] <oxy_> How do I stop my X server and get to a command line only so that I can install my Nvidia video drivers???
[00:39] <SuBsAm> ?
[00:39] <inveratulo> oxy_ 'killall xorg'
[00:39] <SuBsAm> can i watch an online  channels in linux ?
[00:39] <wick94> hi
[00:39] <arand> oxy_:  first of all, does the driver in the ubuntu repositories not works for you? Secondly, if yuo want to install it, start a terminal and do "sudo ./file.run" (replace "file")
[00:39] <wick94> can any1 hlp me i m having a problem with synaptic package manager
[00:40] <chad_> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[00:40] <DaveyAM> hi guys.. tell me how i can hide all icons in only 1 desktop...? i can do it in gnome?
[00:40] <DaveyAM> pls.. no idea..?
[00:40] <gnufreex> SuBsAm, what chanels?
[00:41] <wick94> evry time i run  synaptic package managr it says e: dpkg was interrupted, your must manually start 'sudo dpkg -configure -a
[00:41] <SuBsAm> on line tv channels
[00:41] <wick94> how can i fix tht
[00:41] <oxy_> arand: when i do the "sudo ./file.run" it says it can't install because X server is running. Also, I thought I was was supposed to go to hardware drivers to get nvidia driver working, but there were no options there. Should I instead check in synaptic?
[00:41] <SuBsAm> gnufreex on line tv channels
[00:41] <arand> oxy_: first go to tty: ctrl+alt+F2 (+F7 to get back) then do "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"
[00:41] <gnufreex> try Miro
[00:41] <oddhyena> hi.
[00:41] <yacc_> MadSeaDog, but a hdd that is so far gone that it cannot remap sectors anyway is clearly failing. fast.
[00:41] <SuBsAm> gnufreex like orbit and art
[00:41] <oddhyena> does anyone know how to send alsa output through jack
[00:41] <wick94> any1
[00:41] <wick94> hlp plzzzzzzzzzz
[00:42] <wick94> i have a problm with synaptic manager
[00:42] <arand> oxy_: hmm, well it might be something odd with your card model...
[00:42] <yacc_> MadSeaDog, mke2fs for example has the option -c => slow
[00:42] <MadSeaDog> yacc_,  do you think it worth try saving it? or direct buy another?
[00:43] <wick94> hellooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo
[00:43] <oddhyena> i'm trying to output alsa through jack so that I can use recordmydesktop since the alsa option doesn't work.
[00:43] <wick94> hlpppppppppppppppppppppp plllllllzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
[00:43] <gnufreex> SuBsAm , did you tried Miro Internet TV. It is in software centar
[00:43] <oxy_> arand: It's a fairly common card. Geforce GTX 260
[00:43] <yacc_> In almost any normal situation it's not worth trying to safe it.
[00:43] <MadSeaDog> yacc_,  it's a ntfs partition...
[00:43] <SuBsAm> gnufreex not working
[00:44] <yacc_> MadSeaDog, modern hdds (as in the last 15 years or longer) do black sector remapping automatically.
[00:44] <oxy_> arand: Maybe there is nothing in System > Administration > Hardware Drivers because when I first opened that i didn't have a live internet connection?
[00:44] <seidos> when i paste text from vim to firefox, firefox freezes.  it's quite a bit of text though
[00:44] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: seeing so many bad blocks counted from any tool would scare me into replacing the disk
[00:44] <yacc_> So even if you have an unrecoverable error, when you overwrite the sector it should go good again, because the hdd remaps it to a reserved area of blocks.
[00:44] <seidos> i'm using firefox 3.6 beta 1 though
[00:44] <yacc_> "unrecoverable read error"
[00:45] <yacc_> If you have an unrecoverable write error that usually means that the hdd has run out of replacement sectors.
[00:45] <oxy_> arand: Ill figure it out. Thanks for the help.
[00:45] <arand> oxy_: might be, in that case you could try installing from synaptic instead to do it the "ubuntu way"
[00:45] <seidos> wasn't a freeze, just took like 3 minutes to paste the text.  I think it's like 3 paragraphs
[00:45] <yacc_> So if you don't happen to be in the nowhere, with the next PC shop hundreds of miles away, ...
[00:45] <oddhyena> did you try doing a hard format on the hard disk?
[00:45] <MadSeaDog> yacc_ so simply make it rearrenge the partition might be good enough?
[00:46] <yacc_> oddhyena, wrong decade ;)
[00:46] <MadSeaDog> Snausages, would have tough the same...
[00:46] <seidos> and it pasted a lot of blank lines
[00:46] <oddhyena> doesn't writing zeros to the entire disk count as a format?
[00:46] <yacc_> MadSeaDog, no you've got the equivalent of a car engine that is producing a thick black fume behind the car.
[00:47] <yacc_> oddhyena, no, for real lowlevel formats you need usually vendor specific utilities.
[00:47] <yacc_> MadSeaDog, It's also an economic question.
[00:47] <yacc_> Madkiss, OTOH, you can get 500GB hdds nowadays for ~40€ easily.
[00:48] <neal__> hey, i have an interesting question for someone
[00:48] <MadSeaDog> yacc_,  hehe i see the picture! i guess gonna go for a new one...
[00:48] <nikolam> hm, how do you guys make monitor actually tirn itself off when screen saver stars, instead of just being black
[00:48] <neal__> is it possible to record a voice conversation using a modem
[00:48] <darrend> does anyone know if this pulseaudio nonsense is being addressed by the devs?
[00:48] <darrend> (i.e. it crashing apps every 20 mins)
[00:48] <oddhyena> i already asked about the modem recording a long time ago and got no answer XD
[00:49] <neal__> oddhyena, thats too bad
[00:49] <neal__> i'm sure it can be done, just now sure how
[00:49] <plainas> neal__ modem stands for modulator/demodulator, unless your modem comes with a recorder (which sounds unlikely) the answer is no
[00:49] <arand> darrend: that is probably a specific issue, is it reported as abug?
[00:49] <neal__> i was thinking of using mgetty then say cat it into /dev/dsp or somesuch
[00:49] <yacc_> MadSeaDog, so you have to question yourself is your data worth less than 1€ per 12.5GB?
[00:50] <jolaren> (where scancode is either xx or e0xx, given in hexadecimal,\n"
[00:50] <jolaren> "  and keycode is given in decimal)\n"
[00:50] <neal__> well the modem can receive voicemail and fax, so i don't see a reason that you couldn't listen in
[00:50] <darrend> arand: there seem to be several already posted with many people reporting confirmations in comments.
[00:50] <oddhyena> i had a modem that I could hear stuff over the phone lines with when I tried to play multiplayer doom, I used my friend's phone number and I could hear "hello? hello?"
[00:51] <darrend> arand: sound worked perfectly in jaunty, now it's totally broken :(
[00:51] <oddhyena> is it possible to route alsa audio through jack?
[00:51] <plainas> neal__: where does it dumps the fax to?
[00:51] <yacc_> neal__, with a softmodem probably => a softmodem is nothing more than a sound card with the hookup to the phone line.
[00:52] <MadSeaDog> yacc_,  this is not mine... i got to save it ... gonna ask that question to the owner...
[00:52] <jolaren> How do I make a unknown key known?
[00:52] <gerzel> When I am logged into the console (as in ubuntu server w/no x session running logged in with keyboard monitor directly connected to the box) is there a way to adjust the font size on the screen?  I'd like to make it smaller so I can fit more info on the screen
[00:52] <plainas> it should be possible to connect a modem to a computer and make a phone val
[00:52] <yacc_> Basically the important thing is that when the first unrecoverable write error pops up, the drive has already used up a sizeable chunk of replacement sectors, ...
[00:53] <plainas> in that case your modem would have to be able to route a sound signal
[00:53] <plainas> directly to the phone line
[00:53] <MadSeaDog> yacc_,  so after 59 ...
[00:53] <yacc_> OTOH, I personally do have a 250GB USB drive that is slowly failing, and it's quite ok, [48690.377652] sd 8:0:0:0: [sdd] Sense Key : Recovered Error [current] [descriptor]
[00:53] <yacc_> Because I only store "worthless" stuff on it, actually I use it as a staging area for torrent data ;)
[00:54] <arand> darrend: well, the only thing to do, if it's reported correctly, is to monitor the bugreport for updates, or go ahead yourself and test/provide patches.
[00:54] <Vantrax> anyone know of a FOSS solution like Zenworks or CSSM
[00:55] <Snausages> MadSeaDog: http://smartmontools.sourceforge.net/badblockhowto.html
[00:55] <plainas> anyway, can anybody tell me where can i read about the latest integration of launchpad and aptitude
[00:55] <pixie_pie> can anyone tell me the fastest way to install ubuntu lts on my vmware?
[00:55] <Sierradump> Can someone help me with Xorg.conf?  I just need to set resolution to 720p  (1280x720)  but I also need to adjust something like horizontal and vertical frequencies?  But I don't know what they should be set to?
[00:55] <Sierradump> Is there a way to figure that out?
[00:56] <arand> pixie_pie: some sites provide downloadable vm images, that'd probably be the fastest, otherwise, just grab an iso and install as you would a normal machine.
[00:56] <Vantrax> pixie_pie, use an iso as a virtual drive
[00:56] <plainas> pixie_pie: download the iso and choose boot from iso
[00:56] <yacc_> MadSeaDog, You could try to read out the S.M.A.R.T. data if available, but I think that experience is clear on this one.
[00:56] <benc> I want to use upstart to control a server. My server has a script that kills it but upstart also kills the process. what I should do?
[00:56] <pixie_pie> and what is the latest lts ?
[00:56] <Vantrax> 8.04
[00:56] <pixie_pie> thanks
[00:56] <Vantrax> or wait for 10.04
[00:56] <seidos> Sierradump: i think your best bet would be to compare your xorg.conf to another xorg.conf file that has the sections you need
[00:57] <pixie_pie> sorry, arand, but can you clarify what is the vm image and how can i know it is a safe website to download this from?
[00:58] <pixie_pie> and if you know of a safe site, can you recommend one to me?
[00:58] <seidos> Sierradump: i'd show you mine, but it doesn't have what you need, i think because of my graphics driver
[00:58] <holmser> I need to install windows on another partition for school... how do I reinstall grub after that?
[00:58] <MadSeaDog> allright folks thanks a lot!  ... i guess i have a lot of reading to do!  See ya!
[00:58] <yacc_> pixie_pie, the vmware website should have some images.
[00:58] <pixie_pie> thanks
[00:59] <gusan0r_> buenas
[00:59] <oddhyena> is it possible to get alsa through jack so that I can record it's output?
[00:59] <holmser> can I reinstall grub with the ubuntu boot disk?
[00:59] <Random832> in sound preferences I have the option to take volume higher than 100% - is there a way to enable this for the tray volume and the keyboard volume buttons?
[00:59] <yacc_> pixie_pie, http://www.vmware.com/appliances/directory/cat/508
[00:59] <pixie_pie> thanks yacc_
[01:00] <gerzel> I'd like to set a higher resoultion when using term, as in init level 2 on Ubuntu server  how do I do that?
[01:00] <chad_> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[01:00] <holmser> on a completely unrelated note, anyone know where I can find labels for my ubuntu disks?
[01:01] <pixie_pie> yacc_ sorry... just a few more questions.  On this site, there is LTS Server and Desktop and also there apear to be different "brands", Linhost, WMPlanet, etc
[01:01] <pixie_pie> How do I know which one to get?
[01:02] <yacc_> brands == people who have made it.
[01:02] <plainas> how do i install a launchpad branch through apt? can't find the docs anywhere
[01:02] <yacc_> pixie_pie, browse and see which one you like, kind of.
[01:02] <oddhyena> does anyone know how I can record the output from pulseaudio? like have all the applications' audio output be dumped to a file? or is there a way to have pulseaudio output to jack?
[01:02] <pixie_pie> yacc_ so that could be.... a security issue, no?  isn't it safer to burn the iso image?
[01:02] <yacc_> LTS == LongTermSupport
[01:03] <yacc_> pixie_pie, it's safer, but you have to install it yourself.
[01:03] <pixie_pie> yacc_ ok i think i'll do the lts then
[01:03] <pixie_pie> from iso
[01:03] <pixie_pie> thanks
[01:03] <pixie_pie> hm wait
[01:03] <arand> gerzel: 9.10? upgraded or on grub2?
[01:03] <pixie_pie> if you were me, yacc_ would you choose vmPlanet or LinHost... and LTS or server =)
[01:03] <pixie_pie> thanks
[01:04] <yacc_> pixie_pie, as I happen to have a collection of CD images lying around on my disc, I'd just install it normally ;)
[01:04]  * chad_ needs help
[01:04] <pixie_pie> yea because i just realized i don't have any blank discs
[01:04] <pixie_pie> hm
[01:04] <gerzel> arand: latest release so 9.10, re-installing now (different reason dev server so I'm making lots of mistakes on a box I can afford to make them on)
[01:04] <arand> pixie_pie: you don't need to bunr the iso to install it in a vm
[01:05] <pixie_pie> oh.  i don't know how to do it though... can you give me some keywords to google how to do it then?
[01:05] <Redeemed> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[01:07] <Redeemed> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[01:07] <oddhyena> Redeemed, did you try apt-get purge?
[01:07] <pixie_pie> and alos, are the images for vmware just like the real ubuntu?
[01:08] <lubosz> hi
[01:08] <Dallas> anyone able to help with this? I just installed the psb video driver for dell netbook on jaunty, the only way I can get it back to the UI is to use the "low graphics mode" anyone know how to configure this to work correctly?
[01:08] <lubosz> when i want a service to not start at boot, do i have to rename it in EVERY runlevel from S to K?
[01:08] <intern> tcom.com/live
[01:08] <intern> doh
[01:08] <intern> www.pauldotcom.com/live
[01:09] <Funzo> what's the shortcut to seperate the console from X when the screen is flickering?
[01:09] <pixie_pie> NM i get it.
[01:10] <pixie_pie> But can anyone tlel me WHERE to download ubuntu 8.04?  Every time I click on a link for it, i get 9.10
[01:10] <pixie_pie> arg nm
[01:10] <krunk-> Funzo: I assume you're asking that on my behalf :)
[01:10] <Funzo> yeah
[01:10] <kruqn> anyone use the keryx program? im trying to download packages for install on my linux computer in order to mount an ntfs raid
[01:11] <nilo> hi every body
[01:11] <Funzo> ah I'll google it hold on
[01:11] <kruqn> the linux computer doesn't have internet so im trying to download these files on my laptop
[01:11] <nilo> I have the next message when I try to upgrade my ubuntu 9.10
[01:12] <kruqn> when i try to download the new package list it doesn't work, i get a bunch of unable to extract files errors for each list i download, if i try to open the files it doesn't work, many are like 1kb or 0kb
[01:12] <nilo> "Run a partial upgrade, to install as many updates as possible
[01:12] <Redeemed> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[01:12] <Jordan_U> kruqn: Are you behind a proxy?
[01:13] <kruqn> if i try to use the default list then the packages i download are corrupt, many again are 1kb about 340 bytes or so, and i am unable to download them
[01:13] <nilo> what's wrong??
[01:13] <kruqn> not that i know of jordan, im using my cell phone as a mobile modem
[01:14] <p0rpus_meat> I am using nvidia-settings to try and set up dual screens. All screens are detected fine, and all settings seem good and normal but when I click on "Save to X configuration file", I get errors. The errors are at http://pastebin.com/d2dc63a12 please help.
[01:14] <vocal> yea nvidia did that shit too me the i could not get x to start after reboot
[01:15] <kruqn> sorry i got dc'd
[01:15] <kruqn> anyways i dont think im behind a proxy
[01:15] <kruqn> some of the files download fine
[01:15] <kruqn> others dont work, so i figured it was because the list was out of date, but i can't update the list
[01:16] <arand> gerzel: you need the gfxpayload=*x* option for the kernel afaik
[01:16] <Jordan_U> kruqn: Do you ever have to log in via the browser to connect to the internet through your phone?
[01:16] <Redeemed> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[01:17] <pixie_pie> does anyone know what default version of ubuntu is installed when you choose to install linux/ubuntu on vmware?
[01:17] <pixie_pie> i've just done that but i don't know how to get the version of ubuntu i want.... thanks
[01:19] <Jordan_U> pixie_pie: Installing Ubuntu in a virtual machine is just like installing Ubuntu in a real machine, except you tell vmware to boot from the Ubuntu .iso rather than having to write the .iso to disk. Whatever version of Ubuntu you download will be the one you install.
[01:20] <pixie_pie> Jordan_U but there is adefault here
[01:20] <pixie_pie> i did not choose which version
[01:20] <pixie_pie> yet it boots up to a version
[01:20] <innociv> I have a build.sh file and doing sudo ./build.sh isn't running it
[01:20] <pixie_pie> i chose the generic instructions from vmware
[01:20] <innociv> What am I doing wrong? :\
[01:20] <lstarnes> innociv: sudo sh build.sh
[01:20] <lstarnes> innociv: or sudo bash build.sh
[01:20] <Jordan_U> pixie_pie: Can you link to those instructions?
[01:20] <innociv> bunch of permission denied
[01:21] <pixie_pie> no because there were no instructions
[01:21] <pixie_pie> i just hit install new os
[01:21] <CoverSlide> permission denied with sudo?
[01:21] <dmill2010|Mac> pixie_pie did you download a ubuntu iso or are you using a version straight from vmware?
[01:21] <pixie_pie> and then i chose linux/ubuntu
[01:21] <Redeemed> I try to uninstall a corrupted sound-juicer, but I get this error "http://fpaste.org/wBDb/" can I get some help please?
[01:21] <emma> pixie_pie: is it set executable?
[01:21] <pixie_pie> the latter, dmill2010
[01:21] <dmill2010|Mac> hmm
[01:22] <oddhyena> will it break audio if I compiled pulseaudio from source
[01:22] <ryaxnb> installing KDE, Xfce and LXDE...
[01:22] <ryaxnb> i discovered a buug
[01:22] <jeffmr> anyone know why justin.tv flash streams don't work?
[01:22] <diplomatic> someones gotta know what ima talkin about... im looking for a package that might affect the way images are handled and it starts with the letter G
[01:22] <ryaxnb> sudo aptitude install kubuntu-desktop xubuntu-desktop lubuntu-desktop creates dependency problems
[01:23] <jeffmr> diplomatic, gimp?
[01:23] <p0rpus_meat_> I got DC'd so sorry
[01:23] <p0rpus_meat_> Anytime I try to "Save to X configuration file" when I make ANY kind of changes in nvidia-settings I get these errors i pasted at http://pastebin.com/d2dc63a12 Any ideas.... anyone....???
[01:23] <ryaxnb> It proposes removing network  manager, which is not a good solution ((!))
[01:23] <diplomatic> i dont think so...
[01:23] <CoverSlide> it says it's no longer needed or it says it needs to remove it?
[01:23] <diplomatic> guld or somthing like taht
[01:24] <jeffmr> did you check software center or get-apt
[01:24] <innociv> cover, yeppp
[01:24] <innociv> probably the build file permsisions
[01:24] <jeffmr> diplomatic, synaptic
[01:24] <diplomatic> nah
[01:25] <dmill2010|Mac> im just curious, how did everyone primarily learn linux?
[01:25] <oddhyena> how would I add jack support to pulseaudio without having to compile pulseaudio, since it won't compile
[01:25] <Mike_lifeguard> Do folks know anything about the notify-osd bug where the notifications aren't actually in the corner?
[01:25] <gerzel> arand: grub 2
[01:26] <gerzel> thanks
[01:26] <jeffmr> dmill2010|Mac, install, read, read man, read, read forums, chat
[01:26] <dmill2010|Mac> jeffmr hehe similiar to what i've done
[01:27] <oddhyena> i guess if it can't be done in windows then it can't be done in linux XD
[01:27] <digeratiX> have the issues with the MSI Wind and 9.10 been fixed?
[01:27] <jeffmr> dmill2010|Mac, yeah you have to experience it to learn it
[01:27] <RebelZero> Mike_lifeguard, that's not a bug but done by design
[01:28] <arand> gerzel: semms to require trickery though: http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=41881
[01:28] <arand> diplomatic: "aptitude search searchterm"
[01:28] <dmill2010|Mac> Agreed, you do learn a lot better by doing
[01:28] <jeffmr> dmill2010|Mac, what mac do you have if you have one
[01:28] <dmill2010|Mac> a last gen macbook
[01:28] <p0rpus_meat_> If I make a change in display configuration in nvidia-settings, I HAVE to click on "Save to X configuration file" in order for those changes to go into effect, but I get errors. These errors and my xorg.conf are paste at http://pastebin.com/d4b6c8335 Please help.
[01:28] <Mike_lifeguard> RebelZero: Wait, what? Why wouldn't it go in the corner? It used to be in the corner. The configuration says it should go in the corner... O__o
[01:29] <jeffmr> dmill2010|Mac, does everything work?
[01:29] <dmill2010|Mac> jeffmr, with some tweaking but yes
[01:29] <dmill2010|Mac> the microphone still has been giving me issues though
[01:30] <jeffmr> dmill2010|Mac, I can't get backight keys and dashboard and expose to work
[01:30] <dmill2010|Mac> but i primarily use OSX on it and use virtualbox if i want to use ubuntu
[01:30] <RebelZero> Mike_lifeguard, if i can find it, there was an explanation of why they aren't exactly in the corner
[01:30] <dmill2010|Mac> jeffmr ah, mine doesn't have the backlight keys
[01:30] <digeratiX> have the issues with the MSI Wind and 9.10 been fixed?
[01:31] <Dallas> anyone able to help with this? I just installed the psb video driver for dell netbook on jaunty, the only way I can get it back to the UI is to use the "low graphics mode" anyone know how to configure this to work correctly?
[01:31] <jeffmr> dmill2010|Mac, last generation do you mean latest or earliest?
[01:31] <johnathon> hello
[01:31] <dmill2010|Mac> jeffmr and i never tried to use expose or spaces while in linux
[01:31] <dmill2010|Mac> jeffmr I mean it was the latest macbook before they redid the design with the unibody plastic ones
[01:32] <johnathon> i have had trouble with the wireless cards after updating in Ubuntu 9.10 and it is a fresh install.
[01:32] <johnathon> has anyone else had this problem
[01:32] <jeffmr> johnathon, what problems
[01:33] <tsunami> hi, I am customizing an opensource app and was wondering if there is a preferred diff tool and if anyone can point me toward some docs.  I've never used diff tools before and am quite new to development
[01:33] <johnathon> the wireless says disconnected even after i unconnected it and reconnect it
[01:33] <jeffmr> johnathon, mine sometimes flakes out and disconnects
[01:33] <Dallas> My Xorg.conf looks like: Section "Device"
[01:33] <Dallas>         Identifier      "GMA500"
[01:33] <Dallas>         Option "AccelMethod" "EXA"
[01:33] <Dallas> #        Option "DRI" "off"
[01:33] <Dallas>         Option "MigrationHeuristic" "greedy"
[01:33] <FloodBot1> Dallas: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:33] <Dallas>         Option "IgnoreACPI" "yes"
[01:34] <johnathon> well my will not connect at all
[01:34] <jeffmr> johnathon, sta drivers for a broadcom 4322 here
[01:34] <Mike_lifeguard> RebelZero: I'd be really interested to read that, if you find it -- because I think that's a tad ... /off/
[01:34] <digeratiX> does anyone here know if the issues with the MSI Wind and 9.10 have been fixed??
[01:34] <johnathon> ?
[01:34] <Mike_lifeguard> digeratiX: You'll have to state what issues those are
[01:34] <pixie_pie> any suggestions on how much hd space max i should give to my vmware?
[01:34] <pixie_pie> for ubuntu, that is
[01:34] <jeffmr> johnathon, can you private chat?
[01:34] <digeratiX> the usb ports not working
[01:34] <nihl> this is the help channel right?
[01:34] <johnathon> yes pm me
[01:35] <dmill2010|Mac> pixiepie depends on how much you want to use it, probably 8-10 gigs if your just want to mess around
[01:35] <RebelZero> Mike_lifeguard<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[01:36] <Dallas> anyone able to help with this? I just installed the psb video driver for dell netbook on jaunty, the only way I can get it back to the UI is to use the "low graphics mode" anyone know how to configure this to work correctly?
[01:37] <Dallas> If I'm on the righ track I should just have to modify my xorg.conf file to make it work correctly. But what I have doesn't seem to be working
[01:38] <Roasted> Anybody running the new beta of AWN?
[01:38] <Dallas> http://paste.ubuntu.com/322922/plain/
[01:38] <kanja2> Hey, I've got a program that opens in the same place every time, but it hides half the window -  how can I change where it opens?
[01:39] <Mike_lifeguard> RebelZero: Thanks, I'll read the thread. Do you know if it is supposed to be impossible to change the theme or location (ie which not-quite-corner is used)?
[01:42] <RebelZero> Mike_lifeguard, not really. Someone in here mentioned once about a setting through gconf-editor where you could pull it down to the middle of the screen. Not sure if that's still an option.
[01:43] <Mike_lifeguard> RebelZero: Well, the UI to configure theme & location still exists, it just doesn't do anything, making me want to throw things at whoever did that
[01:44] <Mike_lifeguard> RebelZero: In any event, I see the need for proper UI designers :\
[01:44] <RebelZero> Mike_lifeguard, that was a big tease. I remember seeing it in Jaunty and thought it was a wasted effort.
[01:44] <jeffmr_> johnathan,
[01:45] <Mike_lifeguard> RebelZero: It was and is a waste because they didn't spec it properly, and even now it is half-done
[01:45] <Dallas> Anyone able to help getting the psb driver to work correctly in jaunty? I have it installed but everytime I boot I have to enter "low graphics mode" for it to work correctly. I've edited the xorg.conf with what I believe to be the correct lines, but for some reason I'm still having this problem.
[01:46] <tweeda> is there a client-side authN/authZ configuration utility for 9.10 desktop?  I can manage the ldap.conf and krb5.conf etc by hand but if there is a decent GUI available, I'd rather use it.
[01:47] <dooglus> kanja2: what program?
[01:47] <emma> Dallas: did you see this -- https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-psb/+bug/330906
[01:48] <emma> Dallas: does that relate to your issue?
[01:49] <_Tavo_> Hello, I'm having trouble making gdb and eclipse work in karmic. It throws an error about not being able to find "dl-debug.c" when gdb is launched. Any ideas?
[01:49] <_Tavo_> I've never had this problem on earlier ubuntu versions
[01:50] <Dallas> emma: I don't think so. It's supposed to work under jaunty using these steps http://mok0.wordpress.com/2009/05/25/ubuntu-on-the-dell-mini-10-2/
[01:50] <IdleOne> !find dl-debug.c
[01:51] <Dallas> emma: I did that, and it did this, then I tried editing the xorg.conf file, and I get the same result.
[01:53] <_Tavo_> I didn't find that file either... But the error is the same even in two clean instalations of karmic (with gdb installed, of course) and even with older versions of eclipse, like 3.4
[01:55] <heisoundfunny333> hello! does anyone now of the new features in 10.04?
[01:55] <Dallas> emma: 9.04 is the distro that ships with the dell mini 10. So I'm not sure why I can't get it to work.
[01:56] <kanja2> dooglus: emacs - bottom half of the window is obsured so I can't see what m-x I'm typing
[01:56] <IdleOne> heisoundfunny333: UDS Dallas is now in session, they are deciding on that as we speak.
[01:56] <emma> Dallas: I am not sure either. I'm sorry I can't help. It's over my head. I just wanted to post that link in case it was germain.
[01:57] <Mike_lifeguard> RebelZero: FWIW, the plans for Lucid look much better: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/NotifyOSD
[01:57] <IdleOne> heisoundfunny333: try asking in #ubuntu-uds
[01:57] <Dallas> emma: np. thank you.
[01:57] <heath|OTG> heisoundfunny333, I heard they are working towards a 10 sec boot time
[01:58] <jdsandeson> How dose one start a lug?
[01:58] <heisoundfunny333> 10 seconds would be nice :)
[01:58] <emma> jdsandeson: that's definitely not an ubuntu support question :)
[01:58] <randomusr> how can I set my system to automatically install arch system updates? I'm running 9.10
[01:59] <heisoundfunny333> i am still pretty happy that they fixed the problem with intel video cards
[01:59] <randomusr> heisoundfunny333, what problem?
[02:00] <heisoundfunny333> video playback was choppy in 9.04 and now in 9.10 flash video playback and any other kind is smooth by far
[02:00] <Trustisaweakness> how stable is 9.10?
[02:01] <fireball> gdm fails to autoboot since 9.10 install, please help
[02:01] <monga> hey guys, do you know where i can get a copy of ubuntu 9.10 for 64 bit?
[02:01] <monga> i only see a 32 bit
[02:01] <heath|OTG> fireball, you mean load on boot?
[02:01] <yoriel> who know the easy way to install javajdk
[02:01] <coop6> :SLkas;dlfja    Firefox - Segmentation fault!?!  anyone get this when trying to open gmail?
[02:01] <yoriel> and setting java_home
[02:01] <yoriel> ?
[02:02] <yoriel> i try so many methods but alls fails
[02:02] <fireball> heath|OTG: yes
[02:02] <randomusr> how can I set my system to automatically install arch system updates? I'm running 9.10
[02:02] <shonen> setting java_home should be, open a terminal, export JAVA_HOME=/path/to/java
[02:02] <Taim> yoriel: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jdk
[02:03] <monga> does ubuntu make a version for 64 or only 32 bit?
[02:03] <isis> hi guys
[02:03] <Colonel_Panik> monga, you are at the right place just click around ;=)
[02:03] <shonen> monga: it makes it for both 64 and 32
[02:03] <randomusr> Blah
[02:03] <yoriel> ok, i do it but i define java_home to us/lib/jvm/jdkxxxx
[02:03] <IdleOne> randomusr: System>Administration>Software Sources> Updates
[02:03] <fireball> and how do i point my address at someone speciffically such that it highlight for them? or am i?
[02:03] <monga> on the official site it only has a download link for 32 bit
[02:03] <heisoundfunny333> Trustisaweakness: fairly stable the only problem i had was with a fresh install and my wireless driver did not work without some tweaking.
[02:03] <yoriel> ant the next step will be install apache ant
[02:04] <yoriel> it dont recognize the jdk installation
[02:04] <yoriel> to make ant all
[02:04] <randomusr> IdleOne, can this be done from the command line? perhaps as a cron job?
[02:04] <heath|OTG> fireball, does gdm start at all
[02:04] <fireball> heath|OTG: yes, sudo gdm gets it going after login
[02:04] <IdleOne> randomusr: I wouldn't know how, sorry
[02:04] <heath|OTG> randomusr, cron-apt
[02:04] <heath|OTG> maybe
[02:04] <Colonel_Panik> monga, click on alternative download options
[02:04] <monga> ok
[02:05] <isis> i did install configcompiz successfully and get YES with $ glxinfo | grep direct command... but iam not able to activate any effects.. i dont know why just then not run... :S
[02:05] <IdleOne> monga: http://releases.ubuntu.com/karmic/ubuntu-9.10-desktop-amd64.iso
[02:05] <yoriel> Taim: i want to install opengts
[02:05] <fireball> heath|OTG: first failed on upgrade. Tried a clean install, same deal. I can just catch a note about missing libraries, then on to the gdm login screen
[02:05] <monga> idle0ne i dont have amd
[02:05] <randomusr> heath|OTG, any issue with that package as it's not marked arch with ubuntu logo?
[02:06] <Dallas> anyone able to help me with getting the psb drivers to function correctly under 9.04?
[02:06] <isis> nobody can help me with this problem...? :S
[02:06] <fireball> heath|OTG: after logining in already from x. . .
[02:06] <IdleOne> monga: you want 64bit version then that is the one you want
[02:07] <monga> idleone will it be compatable with my intel?
[02:07] <Taim> yoriel: hrmm...That's a little more out of the range of "general Ubuntu help."
[02:07] <IdleOne> monga: yes
[02:07] <Colonel_Panik> monga, you have an intel cpu with amd dual 64bit-32bit architecture licensed from AMD
[02:07] <heath|OTG> fireball, that's strange... what runlevel are you at on boot
[02:07] <isis> i did install configcompiz successfully and get YES with $ glxinfo | grep direct command... but iam not able to activate any effects.. i dont know why just then not run... :Sç
[02:07] <isis> nobody can help me with this problem...? :S
[02:07] <dooglus> kanja2: I'll find out for you
[02:07] <rincon> what should i use to easily edit a pdf document?
[02:07] <lovre> hi can i remove all files within a folder structure named 'file.ext'.. I tried this, but it is not working: find | grep 'file.ext' | rm   .....says that rm is missing an operand, so i suppose it cant except piped ones..
[02:07] <fireball> heath|OTG: admin. is that what you meant?
[02:07] <heath|OTG> isis compiz --replace ?
[02:08] <Colonel_Panik> monga, Intel is not proud of that so they don't advertise that
[02:08] <monga> haha
[02:08] <heath|OTG> fireball, no. in a terminal type runlevel
[02:08] <monga> What is the difference between Wine and vmware?
[02:08] <randomusr> here's a good on, how do I view commands in my path from Bash?
[02:08] <dooglus> kanja2: try: emacs -g 80x20+100+50
[02:08] <dooglus> kanja2: the 80x20 is the size in characters
[02:08] <isis> heath|OTG: some commando to do it?
[02:08] <heath|OTG> randomusr, tab + tab
[02:08] <kanja2> dooglus: that would be awesome -if can you point me in the right directory I'll start looking too. I've just never had to do anything this low in x
[02:08] <dooglus> and the 100,50 is the location of the top left corner, in pixels
[02:08] <fireball> heath|OTG: N 2
[02:08] <rincon> what should i use to easily edit a pdf document?
[02:09] <kanja2> dooglus: ahhh in emacs... hadn't thought of that
[02:09] <dooglus> kanja2: you can put something in your .emacs file too if you would rather
[02:09] <heath|OTG> fireball, is that after a clean restart ?
[02:09] <isis> heath|OTG: so... ?i must reinstall my compiz
[02:09] <fireball> heath|OTG: yes
[02:10] <heath|OTG>  isis did that command start compiz ?
[02:10] <paipimenta> I've got a 9.10 client install CD.... can I do a text-only install?
[02:10] <fireball> heath|OTG: i get taken straight to x real fast, asked to login. after login i type "sudo gdm", enter password and I'm back to normal
[02:10] <isis> heath|OTG: i must write "start compiz" on terminal?
[02:11] <fireball> heath|OTG: i tried the grub recovery option, no effect
[02:11] <heath|OTG> isis just try compiz --replace and see if it changes
[02:11] <Taim> randomusr: "history"
[02:11] <Strider22> facebook photo upload does not work as it is missing a checkbox.
[02:11] <kanja2> dooglus: awesome, thanks!
[02:11] <heath|OTG> fireball, not a grub issue. can you pastebin the following code for me: ls -la /etc/rc2.d
[02:11] <isis> heath|OTG: yes..
[02:12] <heath|OTG> fireball, and pastebin doesn't mean paste in channel
[02:12] <isis> heath|OTG: tks..
[02:12] <fireball> heath|OTG: that i know, but what do i do with it to avoid flooding?
[02:13] <heath|OTG> np, isis check System->Prefs->Appearance->Visual Effects and make sure they are on in there
[02:13] <paipimenta> hey room... I've got a 9.10 client install CD.  can I do a text-only install? it's not on the menu, but can I send an option?
[02:13] <heath|OTG> fireball, http://www.pastebin.com
[02:13] <heath|OTG> paste it in there and give me the URL
[02:14] <chuy_max> hi guys, is there any reason GDM asks me twice for my user password when I boot up?, I'm running Ubuntu 9.10
[02:14] <heath|OTG> paipimenta, I believe text only is server
[02:14] <dooglus> kanja2: do you have a "(custom-set-variables
[02:14] <dooglus> " at the end of your ~/.emacs ?
[02:14] <Taim> paipimenta: you want the alternate install ISO.
[02:15] <paipimenta> Talm: yeah, I've got the server DVD, but this old laptop I just got doesn't have a CD-ROM
[02:15] <randomusr> heath|OTG, how can I pipe the output of Tab + Tab to grep?
[02:16] <heath|OTG> ?
[02:16] <fireball> heath|OTG: thanks:     http://pastebin.com/d2df6cbcb
[02:16] <heath|OTG> why
[02:16] <randomusr> why not?
[02:16] <Dallas> I just tried to install the psb driver using http://mok0.wordpress.com/2009/05/25/ubuntu-on-the-dell-mini-10-2/ guide, after apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-psb I get the "ubuntu is running in low graphics mode" error. "(EE) PSB:Failed to load module "Xpsb" (module does not exist) the only way to start get to UI is to choose "Run Ubuntu in low-graphics mode for just one session"
[02:16] <Shwack> Hey - I'm trying to  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree and I get E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[02:16] <randomusr> it's giving me 2614 results
[02:16] <Arsin> Hey, I tried that command "man ifconfig && man dhclient" and it gave me a whole wack of things, but I'm not sure what they are all about
[02:16] <Taim> paipimenta: I do beleive there are install instructions from USB stick.  Problem is, your laptop may not support booting from USB seeing as it's older...
[02:16] <heath|OTG> fireball, gdm is missing in there hang on
[02:16] <skinnYPuP> anyone out there having probs with eth1_rename ?  Here's a reference<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[02:17] <slide> will apt remove files i put in /etc/network/if-up.d/ ?
[02:17] <heath|OTG> randomusr, I'm not sure you can do that
[02:17] <paipimenta> it's older than my desktop, and it doesn't support usb booting :-(
[02:17] <neon_> need some help, installed tvtime and i can get all channels but no sound, my sound card is an onboard realtek alc889a hda-intel-snd any suggestions on how i can get sound thx
[02:17] <slide> I had to put a script called stopblink in there and now its gone randomly
[02:17] <randomusr> heath|OTG, fork
[02:17] <dooglus> my USB mouse no longer works in 9.10
[02:17] <dooglus> it was ok until about a week before release, but it's not worked since
[02:18] <dooglus> it stopped the same time as one of my memory sticks stopped working
[02:18] <Taim> dous: What is the make/model of PC and mouse?
[02:18] <dooglus> the other memory stick is still fine
[02:18] <paipimenta> how do I do a minimal install with a desktop CD for 9.10?
[02:18] <Taim> err
[02:18] <dooglus> and all 3 are fine with other PCs
[02:18] <dooglus> (running Windows)
[02:18] <Taim> dooglus: make/model of PC and mouse?
[02:18] <dooglus> any idea how to get a USB mouse working?
[02:18] <dooglus> Taim: it's a Microsoft optical thingy
[02:18] <Taim> dooglus: make of PC?
[02:18] <dooglus> Taim: but it doesn't make much different - I've tried a few other USB mice and none work
[02:19] <dooglus> Taim: the PC doesn't seem to have a brand
[02:19] <heath|OTG> fireball, it appears they are no longer linking gdm through there give me a minute to see what starts it now
[02:19] <dooglus> Taim: eBuyer perhaps?
[02:19] <Real_Ubot> Anyone know a linux distro that will work well with lg x110 netbook?
[02:19] <Taim> dooglus: Do you have CPU specs, Mobo info, etc?
[02:19] <randomusr> what are the non-free repos for karmic?
[02:19] <paipimenta> Talm: Mobo?
[02:19] <dooglus> Taim: yeah: http://www.ebuyer.com/product/173882
[02:19] <heath|OTG> paipimenta, server cd
[02:19] <randomusr> !non-free
[02:19] <fcuk112> i am trying to configure mutt but when i try to receive mail i get fetchmail: no mailservers have been specified.
[02:20] <Shwack> Hey - I'm trying to  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree and I get E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[02:20] <randomusr> !nonfree
[02:20] <heath|OTG> !mediabuntu
[02:20] <Taim> dooglus: Let me check.  I had a similiar problem.  Wound up being something funky.
[02:20] <randomusr> !restricted
[02:20] <randomusr> woops
[02:20] <pq_> hi all
[02:20] <dooglus> Taim: the sticker on the bottom says "Clevo M760T"
[02:21] <pq_> i have some problem with X server. Can someone help me?
[02:21] <Taim> dooglus: touchpad works?
[02:22] <dooglus> Taim: yeah
[02:22] <dooglus> Taim: http://www.clevo.com.tw/en/products/prodinfo_2.asp?productid=88 seems more details
[02:23] <dooglus> Taim: the webcam and wireless adaptor also both work, and show up in "lsusb" output
[02:23] <dooglus> Taim: I also have no problems with an external USB webcam
[02:23] <Taim> dooglus: that's just weird.
[02:24] <dooglus> Taim: and like I say, one USB memory stick works reliably, but the other just is never mounted
[02:24] <Strider22> I look like a fool on facebook because I have not been able to get photo upload to work. I've done web searches every few months for a year and followed the instructions. Still no fix. The problem is that the app takes forever to load and will only load after a restart. When it does load the app is missing a checkbox.
[02:24] <fireball> whilst i'm here, what command/program lists usb cameras and as much other info as possible?
[02:24] <dooglus> Taim: also, my mobile phone never mounts when I plug it in.  it did until a week or two before release
[02:24] <dooglus> fireball: try lsusb?
[02:25] <Shwack> Hey - I'm trying to  sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree and I get E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[02:25] <neon_> need some help, installed tvtime and i can get all channels but no sound, my sound card is an onboard realtek alc889a hda-intel-snd any suggestions on how i can get sound thx
[02:26] <Taim> dooglus: you ran apt-get upgrade recently?
[02:26] <Strider22> First question is does the photo upload work for anyone using ubuntu?
[02:27] <Taim> Strider22: Works fine for me.  Did you try clearing your history, cache and cookies?
[02:27] <Dallas> I just tried to install the psb driver using http://mok0.wordpress.com/2009/05/25/ubuntu-on-the-dell-mini-10-2/ guide, after apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-psb I get the "ubuntu is running in low graphics mode" error. "(EE) PSB:Failed to load module "Xpsb" (module does not exist) the only way to start get to UI is to choose "Run Ubuntu in low-graphics mode for just one session"
[02:27] <slide> will apt remove files i put in /etc/network/if-up.d/ ? I put a script called stopblink in there and now its gone randomly
[02:28] <fireball> dooglus: thanks, but no. tells me nothing i can use. I'm thinking location "/dev/video1" etc and format etc.
[02:28] <Shwack> found the answer to my problem :)
[02:28] <fireball> trying to get the correct setting for usb cameras for zoneminder, they work with cheese. . .
[02:28] <randomusr> what's a good free project management software?
[02:29] <Taim> randomusr: planner
[02:29] <ToasterMan> Im using 9.10 64-bit and I have flash plugin installed, but it doesn't function right. For example, a youtube video will play, but when I click on any of the actions (i.e pause, or volume change or whatever) nothing happens. It's the same with all flash across the web. All flash runs, but clicking does nothing at all.
[02:29] <ToasterMan> Is this a known issue?
[02:29] <heath|OTG> fireball, just try dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[02:29] <Taim> ToasterMan: It is for me.  Disable desktop effects.
[02:29] <_Tavo_> please, could someone tell me if eclipse debugger with gdb works in karmic? I've been trying for hours to make it work but failed miserably...
[02:30] <_Tavo_> I think it's something to do with gdb 7.0
[02:30] <kinen> does anyone know why the sound is broken in karmic after the latest update?
[02:30] <heath|OTG> ToasterMan, flash for linux is horrible
[02:30] <ToasterMan> Taim: Yea disabling desktop effects fixed it... but why the hell does desktop effects screw flash up that badly?
[02:30] <ubuntu> hey bro , can you paste this on mysql chan pls: "ubuntu says: hello! i have 1 ubuntu server and its not booting. I want to copy its database file manualy. What file are the databases  stored in? And is this operatiion possible ?
[02:31] <ubuntu> hello! i have 1 ubuntu server and its not booting. I want to copy its database file manualy. What file are the databases  stored in? And is this operatiion possible ?
[02:31] <Taim> ToasterMan: Mnn...There is a bug on it.  I don't recall exactly why, I just know that it fixes flash.  My guess is that compiz does...unexpected things to mouse events...
[02:31] <Arsin> How do I tell if I'm using a DCHP or static ip?
[02:31] <heath|OTG> is ubuntu for real
[02:32] <rsk> heath|OTG sure.
[02:32] <heath|OTG> Taim, ToasterMan I don't have that issue...what version of flash
[02:32] <ToasterMan> heath|OTG: how do I tell what version?
[02:32] <Taim> heath|OTG: 64bit package in ubunutu.
[02:33] <heath|OTG> Taim, I didn't even know the 64bit package was out, I'm using the 32
[02:33] <randomusr> Taim: how about a charting application, like visio maybe?
[02:33] <heath|OTG> randomusr, dia
[02:33] <Taim> randomusr: ooo...I know that......
[02:33] <Taim> heath|OTG, randomusr: Thanks, heath|OTG.
[02:34] <holmser> Arsin, open /etc/network/interfaces
[02:34] <ToasterMan> heath|OTG: I have flashplugin-installer that is installed and it says version is <IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu1
[02:34] <holmser> it will let you know your settings
[02:34] <ToasterMan> heath|OTG: and yea im in 64-bit 9.10
[02:34] <holmser> and you can change them there
[02:34] <Dr_Willis> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-flash-is-not-recognizing-mouse-clicks.html
[02:34] <heath|OTG> ToasterMan, 10.1 will have 64 bit support, what video card do you have?
[02:35] <pq_> can someone help me with xorg configuration issues with ATI card?
[02:35] <joshua> I've become really disappointed in ubuntu
[02:35] <Arsin> holmser:   auto lo             iface lo inet loopback            dhcp then right?
[02:35] <ToasterMan> heath|OTG: Geforce GTX 260... although I think that link Dr_Willis just pasted may be the solution
[02:35] <Arsin> joshua: Why's that?
[02:35] <heath|OTG> Arsin, that means network-manager is dealing with it and it's probably dhcp uness you set it
[02:35] <joshua> 1. jaunty -> karmic broke X I had to downgrade X core to function
[02:36] <randomusr> I'm feeling more and more confident with using Ubuntu or linux in general because I can do anything that I could do in windows... but with less headaches
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> ToasterMan:  google to the rescue. :)  and i rember seeing that last week. :)
[02:36] <justin__> there exist multiple software packages available that perform the same functions as MS Visio
[02:36] <Doorman352> how do I list usb devices in ubuntu?
[02:36] <joshua> 2. sudo isn't very smart
[02:36] <heath|OTG> that sounds like a wiener
[02:36] <ToasterMan> Dr_Willis: Yea thanks heh :)
[02:36] <joshua> doorman: lspci?
[02:36] <MacAttack_> st
[02:36] <Dr_Willis> http://www.ubuntugeek.com/fix-for-flash-is-not-recognizing-mouse-clicks.html
[02:36] <joshua> 3. something seems wrong with kde's persistance
[02:36] <Doorman352> joshua: doesn't show a usb device thats connected....
[02:37] <heath|OTG> Doorman352, lsusb
[02:37] <tovella> Doorman352: lsusb.
[02:37] <Taim> joshua: If you don't like Karmic so well, why not stick with Jaunty.  It's still supported.  You can always wait for Lucid.
[02:37] <MacAttack_> hey
[02:37] <chasmarang> Karmic Update Manager is broken
[02:37] <Doorman352> THANKS!
[02:37] <Dr_Willis> some users reported that the bug with mouse clicks not working in Flash & Ubuntu was fixed by either disabling Compiz or just by disabling the show desktop plugin in Compiz.
[02:37] <heath|OTG> I have upgrade 5 computers to Karmic with no issues
[02:37] <chasmarang> does anyone have the same problem
[02:38] <joshua> 4. apt-get doesn't have an override "These packages work togethter thanks"
[02:38] <joshua> or an override "yes I have this dependency even though you can't see it"
[02:38] <heath|OTG> joshua, you can always use checkinstall and install from source
[02:39] <randomusr> heath|OTG: possible to insert graphics into dia
[02:39] <tovella> Taim: joshua: i agree.... just stick with Jaunty, for now.
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> Hmm.. actually i think it does joshua .. but i only recall needing todo that once a few years back.
[02:39] <chasmarang> My Karmic Update Manager is broken does anyone have the same problem
[02:39] <heath|OTG> randomusr, yes
[02:39] <Dr_Willis> well work time for me. bye all
[02:39] <slide> will apt remove files i put in /etc/network/if-up.d/ ? I put a script called stopblink in there and now its gone randomly
[02:39] <chu_> chasmarang: yeah,
[02:39] <heath|OTG> chasmarang, explain broken
[02:39] <g1er> is there an easy way to switch between say firefox and term (active apps) in jaunty?
[02:40] <joshua> which still leaves me at sudo was a bad idea
[02:40] <randomusr> heath|OTG: lemme guess, built in?
[02:40] <heath|OTG> g1er, alt+tab ?
[02:40] <heath|OTG> randomusr, I imported pics in there before, don't recall how
[02:40] <g1er> healt|OTG, excellent, thanks
[02:41] <heath|OTG> np
[02:41] <zaduma> Hey anyone here know how to get easyBCD to work?
[02:41] <chasmarang> heath|OTG:Could not apply changes!  Fix broken packages first
[02:41] <joshua> and last I checked jaunty's firefox was way outdated
[02:41] <heath|OTG> chasmarang, from terminal apt-get install -f
[02:41] <Taim> joshua: you can change root's pw and use "su" instead if sudo is to your disliking.
[02:42] <Taim> joshua: You could always remove firefox's package and install natively.
[02:42] <joshua> Taim: of course I can but all the GUI admin tools don't know about that
[02:42] <heath|OTG> joshua, sudo -i
[02:42] <heath|OTG> or sudo su
[02:42] <heath|OTG> don't enable root
[02:42] <chasmarang> heath|OTG:I can try that - I was without the -f and I got it was holding back on new Kernels
[02:43] <joshua> remember the UAC debacle?
[02:43] <heath|OTG> windows?
[02:43] <tovella> joshua: what does that mean, really (outdated)... a couple of versions behind?  security updates still work, right.
[02:43] <joshua> sudo is about as secure as UAC on low
[02:43] <boringwall> How do you find out of a background process that you've launched but aren't waiting for has terminated? (in C)
[02:43] <heath|OTG> sudo in not for novice I agree
[02:43] <boringwall> if*
[02:43] <Taim> joshua: That's a decision you can always try to correct with feature requests or development and advocating for it's inclusion.
[02:43] <Strider22> Cleared firefox history as requested. No change.
[02:43] <dotblank> joshua, I disagree
[02:43] <Favorit> boringwall: implement signal handler?
[02:44] <losha> boringwall: you can check its pid for validity...
[02:44] <boringwall> To handle what signal?
[02:44] <Taim> joshua dotblank: I agree with dotblank.
[02:44] <boringwall> ECHLD?
[02:44] <boringwall> err SIGCHLD
[02:44] <joshua> and some trojan does echo 'alias sudo=~/.trojan/sudo' >> /etc/bashrc
[02:44] <zaduma> Anyone know how to get easyBCD to work on Win7/Ubuntu 9.10 set up?
[02:44] <Favorit> SIGCHLD i think, yes
[02:44] <boringwall> Okay, thank you
[02:44] <joshua> and some trojan does echo 'alias sudo=~/.trojan/sudo' >> ~/.bashrc
[02:44] <Favorit> let me have a quick look to be sure
[02:45] <Strider22> When I restart firefox I can load the photo upload app once. If I push refresh then firefox hangs at 50% cpu usage (leaves the other cpu free)... Is there a debug option on java that I can set to see what it is trying to load?
The following packages have been kept back:  linux-generic linux-headers-generic linux-image-generic sreadahead
[02:45] <Taim> joshua: You could do that with any privledged application.
[02:45] <heath|OTG> chasmarang, apt-get dist-upgrade
[02:45] <kisuke> is it possible to have a different background image on each workspace?
[02:46] <chasmarang> OK
[02:46] <morphias> kisuke, yes.  the method i know of is with compiz tho
[02:46] <sirninja> I'm using ubuntu 9.10. I'm using pulse audio. How do I change what channel the shortcut keys on my laptop control? Right now it does something really weird.
[02:46] <kisuke> morphias: how?
[02:46] <Electric|Master> Hi
[02:46] <Electric|Master> I'm trying to install GRUB and I'm having a problem
[02:46] <Favorit> boringwall: yeah, SIGCHLD
[02:46] <joshua> the whole point of not using sudo to me is the secure desktop thing -- no protection against any trojan whatsoever
[02:46] <innociv> what is the -rf equiv in chmod?
[02:47] <innociv> i need to chmod 755 recursively
[02:47] <joshua> innociv: -r
[02:47] <Electric|Master> It's giving me an error "The file /media/root/boot/grub/stage1 not read correctly"
[02:47] <heath|OTG> -R
[02:47] <chasmarang> its upgrading
[02:47] <Electric|Master> Any ideas anyone?
[02:47] <Kraln> hmm, my touchpad doesn't seem to work -.-
[02:47] <chasmarang> actually this is degrading
[02:48] <chasmarang> ... :D
[02:48] <Electric|Master> Anyone?
[02:48] <Favorit> Electric|Master: are you trying to install that on a usb stick or so?
[02:48] <Favorit> Electric|Master: how did you end up with /media/root/boot... ?
[02:48] <zaduma> EasyBCD? Anyone know what this is?
[02:48] <CountDown> I just installed Ubuntu 9.10 PPC on an iBook G4.   Everything seemed to work fine except suspend, which failed with a user dialog saying that the laptop didn't suspend.  After looking around a bit, I modified /etc/yaboot.conf by removing the video=ofonly option and then running ybin and restarting.  Now the laptop suspends, but it freezes somewhere in the resume process -- there's just a blank black screen with a frozen mouse cursor o
[02:48] <Electric|Master> I'm following this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[02:48] <Electric|Master> I mounted to that like it said
[02:49] <Favorit> Electric|Master: which of the methods mentioned there?
[02:49] <heath|OTG> CountDown, Story of my life
[02:49] <Electric|Master> Huh?
[02:49] <Roasted> anybody running awn dock?
[02:49] <Electric|Master> What do u mean, method
[02:49] <morphias> kisuke, http://anuragbansal.wordpress.com/2008/05/10/how-to-get-different-wallpapers-on-each-workspace-in-ubuntu/
[02:49] <CountDown> heath|OTG: Glad I'm not alone at least.
[02:49] <Favorit> Electric|Master: ah, just the livecd, i see
[02:49] <heath|OTG> Roasted, get cairo-dock
[02:49] <Kraln> FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
[02:49] <Electric|Master> Oh, yeah
[02:49] <CountDown> heath|OTG: Did you manage to fix it or find any hints?
[02:49] <Roasted> heat OTG - al ready tried it
[02:49] <Kraln> the touchpad wasn't workingbecause I had it disabled with a soft key
[02:49] <Kraln> oh my god
[02:49] <Roasted> heathOTG *
[02:49] <Favorit> Electric|Master: did you have a separate boot partition?
[02:49]  * Kraln dies
[02:49] <FloodBot1> Kraln: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:50] <Electric|Master> Favorit: No.
[02:50] <heath|OTG> CountDown, no, I gave up on this laptop
[02:50] <Electric|Master> I was using GRUB, Windows 7 overwrote it
[02:50] <Electric|Master> Same partition I think
[02:50] <kisuke> morphias: thanks
[02:50] <heath|OTG> Roasted, you didn't like it?
[02:50] <losha> !grub
[02:50] <Kraln> I need a goddamn beer lol
[02:50] <CountDown> heath|OTG: Hm, good to know.  Did you try Xubuntu?
will this fix the upgrade manager
[02:50] <Favorit> Electric|Master: can you pastebin me your 'df' output, 'ls /media/root', and 'ls /media/root/boot' ?
[02:50] <morphias> Kraln: bud light?
[02:50] <Electric|Master> ok
[02:51] <heath|OTG> CountDown, I think it is my wireless card
[02:51] <heath|OTG> CountDown, no I did not
[02:51] <heath|OTG> chasmarang, you should be fine now
[02:51] <CountDown> heath|OTG: Why do you think it's the wireless card?
[02:51] <jose__> alguien habla español?
[02:51] <Roasted> heathOTG - the control panel on that thing was nothing short of horrible. The user interface was nice though, but it was too over the top for a dock. I needed it to be functional - not overly pretty
[02:51] <chasmarang> thanx
[02:51] <heath|OTG> the light never goes off
[02:51] <jose__> nadie habla español?
[02:51] <heath|OTG> Roasted, that thing will do whatever you want it to do
[02:52] <Electric|Master> It's on another computer, but... It shows my directory root on the C:\ drive of Windows 7
[02:52] <CountDown> heath|OTG: Any ideas how to debug this?
[02:52] <braian> yo hablo español
[02:52] <losha> !es | jose__
[02:52] <Dallas> I just tried to install the psb driver using http://mok0.wordpress.com/2009/05/25/ubuntu-on-the-dell-mini-10-2/ guide, after apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-psb I get the "ubuntu is running in low graphics mode" error. "(EE) PSB:Failed to load module "Xpsb" (module does not exist) the only way to start get to UI is to choose "Run Ubuntu in low-graphics mode for just one session"
[02:52] <heath|OTG> You just have to take the time and set it up
[02:52] <Roasted> heathOTG - like I said, man, horrible control panel. It was just too cumbersome. Docky and AWN surpass it, IMO.
[02:52] <Roasted> anybody running AWN dock?
[02:52] <Favorit> Electric|Master: which of those 3 commands?
[02:52] <zaduma> Anyone here know anything about EASYBCD?
[02:52] <heath|OTG> CountDown, the problem I have is trying to get errors, the damn thing is dead before it can write anything
[02:52] <Electric|Master> Favorit: What commands?
[02:52] <jose__> esque soy nuevo y no hablo español
[02:52] <Electric|Master> I used ls /media/root
[02:52] <Favorit> Electric|Master: aha, then you mounted the wrong partition
[02:53] <jose__> no hablo ingles
[02:53] <Electric|Master> oh
[02:53] <jose__> jeje
[02:53] <Favorit> Electric|Master: umount /media/root
[02:53] <jose__> me equivoque
[02:53] <Electric|Master> k
[02:53] <heath|OTG> Roasted, I have AWN dock on this laptop, but I'm telling cairo rules
[02:53] <morphias> jose__: este channel por ingles
[02:53] <Favorit> Electric|Master: fdisk -l /dev/sd<disk>, look for partition tagged as Linux, mount that one :)
[02:53] <CountDown> heath|OTG: Where were you looking for clues?  I'll try to confirm.
[02:53] <Electric|Master> "bash: unmount: command not found"
[02:54] <Favorit> umount, not unmount
[02:54] <Electric|Master> oh
[02:54] <Roasted> heathOTG - you're talking to somebody who used cairo dock extensively for a long time and just recently tried out docky and awn.
[02:54] <heath|OTG> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=913868 CountDown I read through this
[02:54] <Roasted> heathOTG - cairo is nice at first cause it has all of the eye candy, but at some point you just need stability and a clean usable dock. That's where I got to, and that's why I stopped using cairo.
[02:54] <Roasted> I have cairo on 3 computers, and each computer I had different buggy issues with it. Solid, but needs work.
[02:54] <CountDown> heath|OTG: OK, thanks.  I'll ping you if I find anything new.
[02:54] <heath|OTG> cool
[02:54] <Electric|Master> k its unmounted
[02:55] <Favorit> Electric|Master: ok, now, how many hdd's do you have in that machine?
[02:56] <heath|OTG> Roasted, that's strange, I have it on three computers as well and it runs great. AWN is fine, but it has it's annoyances
[02:56] <Roasted> heathOTG - I agree. I hated AWN. But its beta they just put out seems to surpass what I expected.
[02:56] <Electric|Master> Favorit: I have one hardrive, 2 partitions
[02:56] <Electric|Master> One for Ubuntu and one for W7
[02:56] <heath|OTG> really... I'll check it out
[02:57] <losha> Electric|Master: no swap partition?
[02:57] <Favorit> Electric|Master: well, then it's rather easy, do "fdisk -l /dev/sda", look for the number that has "Linux" as last column, do mount /dev/sd<that_number> /media/root
[02:57] <Electric|Master> ok
[02:57] <Favorit> Electric|Master: and then repeat the grub commando
[02:57] <Favorit> losha: that would be weird custom installation, but well, you never know :P
[02:57] <Electric|Master> Ok. /dev/sd5
[02:57] <morphias> Favorit: u goin commando? lol jk
[02:58] <Favorit> Electric|Master: sda5 then, not sd5
[02:58] <Favorit> sorry, typoed earlier
[02:58] <Electric|Master> I know
[02:58] <Electric|Master> I got it mounted
[02:58]  * Favorit puts a red bandana, labelled as "grub".
[02:58] <Electric|Master> Which one is the boot one?
[02:59] <Favorit> Electric|Master: if you have 2 partitions in the output of fdisk -l, then there is none and only that mount is enough before you will run the grub command
[02:59] <Electric|Master> ok
[02:59] <Electric|Master> So I don't need to mount the /media/root/boot thingy?
[02:59] <zaduma> EASYBCD anyone?
[02:59] <Favorit> nope
[02:59] <Electric|Master> ok I'll try it :)
[03:00] <joshua> anybody know the reason debs don't use bzip2?
[03:00] <heath|OTG> zaduma, I used it before a long time ago
[03:00] <Favorit> zaduma: what does windows vista bootloader tweaker have to do with ubuntu?
[03:00] <Favorit> and its crappy bootcd under it :P
[03:00] <heath|OTG> Favorit, it lets you add boot options like a gui grub
[03:01] <heath|OTG> lol
[03:01] <KindOne> I am Running Xubuntu 9.10 and I have just installed a Nvidia accelerated graphics driver (version96) and the only resolution avaliable is 640x480... is there a way to fix this? I am using a Nvidia Geforce 4 440MX SE 64MB
[03:01] <losha> joshua: I thought zip was proprietary. But I lose track of these thing....
[03:01] <CountDown> heath|OTG: Did hibernate work for you?
[03:01] <Electric|Master> sudo grub-install --root-directory=/media/root /dev/sda rught?
[03:01] <heath|OTG> CountDown, not at all
[03:01] <Favorit> Electric|Master: sounds about right
[03:01] <heath|OTG> I take that back, sometimes
[03:01] <Funzo> KindOne:I had the same card, same problem, never found a fix other than switching back to the 2d driver
[03:02] <Electric|Master> Ok I think it worked
[03:02] <Electric|Master> I'll give it a try :)
[03:02] <Favorit> Electric|Master: well, boot and see ;)
[03:02] <zacktu> i have some directories on a storage device that can't be removed -- "input output error" -- if i use "ls -l" the second column is 256 -- what does that mean?  how can i clean up the file system?
[03:02] <Favorit> umount that dir before booting tho
[03:02] <Funzo> KindOne: The nvidia installer was supposedly updated for 9.10 but that version still reports that the version of linux is probably too new
[03:03] <KindOne> Favorit: what driver ? the one on the CD gave me a max resolution of 800x600
[03:03] <joshua> losha: bzip2 not zip
[03:03] <Favorit> KindOne: I bet you mistargetted?
[03:03] <Electric|Master> Ok it works :)
[03:03] <Electric|Master> Thanks a lot Favorit!
[03:03] <Favorit> Electric|Master: you're welcome
[03:04] <Electric|Master> Bye
[03:04] <archet45> could some one answer me a quick question about "fstab" mounting?
[03:04] <Favorit> archet45: don't ask to ask, ask
[03:05] <Garbin> Hello! everyone here.
[03:05] <archet45> i can't mount or unmount my drives and i think its an an issue with fstab, anyone have a tip for me? :)
[03:05] <Garbin> I'm new here
[03:05] <archet45> i cleared the following data from fstab: /dev/sdb2                                  /media/sdb2    ntfs         nls=iso8859-1,umask=000  0  0
[03:05] <archet45> /dev/sdb1                                  /media/sdb1    ntfs         defaults                 0  0
[03:05] <Favorit> archet45: pastebin the fstab :)
[03:05] <Favorit> don't paste it into the channel
[03:05] <greezmunkey> KindOne, are you setting the resolution in System/Administration/Nvidia X Server Settings?
[03:05] <heath|OTG> fireball, any luck?
[03:05] <archet45> Favorit, forgive the noob but do you mean past all the "code" from fstab?
[03:06] <Favorit> archet45: yeah, that would give a better idea what the problem could be. but not to the channel
[03:06] <Favorit> !pastebin archet45
[03:06] <Favorit> !pastebin
[03:06] <greezmunkey> !pastebin | archet45
[03:06] <kaski> Hey guys, I just upgraded to 9.10 and my internet is very slow.
[03:06] <archet45> Favorit, i never knew such a tool/service was available :)
[03:07] <Favorit> greezmunkey: thanksee :)
[03:07] <kaski> Do you have any idea whats wrong?
[03:07] <greezmunkey> hehe I like that thingie
[03:07] <stabu> hrmm
[03:08] <zaduma> EasyBCD? Anyone?
[03:08] <kaski> Firefox takes forever to load google
[03:08] <archet45> do i paste the link of the results here for my pastebin?
[03:08] <stabu> i have 2 extreal dirves that are ntfs and i need the webserver to access them... how could i do this?
[03:08] <Favorit> aye
[03:08] <Favorit> archet45: aye
[03:08] <mhs> hey everybody - i just install 9.10 on a Thinkpad with an intel 2100 wireless card.  I can't get it to connect to my WPA2 router.  I don't see any errors, it just prompts me for my password repeatedly.
[03:09] <mhs> s/install/installed
[03:09] <archet45> another quick question from the noob first lol, am i risking security by pasting the whole contents of my fstab?
[03:09] <Favorit> archet45: no :)
[03:09] <archet45> awesome
[03:09] <archet45> http://paste.ubuntu.com/322970/
[03:09] <zaduma> archet45: no lol
[03:09] <Favorit> archet45: it's just a table of which disks you mount to which dir
[03:09] <heath|OTG> ok guys I'm in
[03:09] <mhs> I can see my router and other routers in my neighborhood, so things seem to be working.
[03:09] <archet45> right on
[03:09] <POY> mhs: make sure /etc/init.d/network-manager is running
[03:09] <heath|OTG> rm -rf /etc
[03:09] <wv5> guys ubuntu or windows 7 ?
[03:10] <stabu> anyone ever use ampache?
[03:10] <archet45> wv5, UBUNTU :)
[03:10] <Garbin> Could someone tell me why the icon on notification area display incomplete when my ubuntu startup?
[03:10] <Billiard> wv5: for doing what?
[03:10] <kaski> wandows 10
[03:10] <wv5> for an everyday use of everything
[03:10] <kaski> when it comes.
[03:10] <archet45> sorry to cap it all like that but i tried both thoroughly and ubuntu/linux by far
[03:10] <Billiard> stabu: apache?
[03:10] <archet45> wv5, depends on what "every day use" is to ya ;)
[03:10] <Favorit> archet45: oke, so what's the issue? what can't you mount?
[03:10] <mhs> poy: thanks, it was running, so that wasn't it.
[03:10] <greezmunkey> Garbin, more details please...
[03:10] <Billiard> stabu: what is everyday use for you?
[03:11] <stabu> not apache ampache
[03:11] <archet45> Favorit, i'm told and think as well that only the root is able to mount, so i can only mount/unmount via terminal
[03:11] <stabu> its a media streaming thing
[03:11] <Favorit> archet45: that's right
[03:11] <mhs> wv5: amiga
[03:11] <stabu> it uses apache
[03:11] <archet45> Favorit, i used to just be able to elevate privaleges and mount/unmount fine
[03:11] <koolmanluke> is the best flash plugin the one provided by flash
[03:11] <koolmanluke> ?
[03:11] <kaski> commodore 64?
[03:11] <Favorit> archet45: sudo mount /dev/sdb1
[03:11] <kaski> koolmanluke: no
[03:12] <Favorit> archet45: that's your privilege elevation
[03:12] <mhs> kaski: commodore 32 ftw
[03:12] <Billiard> stabu: sorry last message wasnt for you
[03:12] <koolmanluke> kaski: gnash?
[03:12] <POY> mhs: there is another script /etc/init.d/wpa_supplicant
[03:12] <archet45> Favorit, after i install and use psydm to auto mount at boot i seem to have this issue where i can't even provide credentials to mount etc
[03:12] <greezmunkey> wv5, I use this 9.1 laptop everyday.
[03:12] <Garbin> after my ubuntu startup, I saw the icon such as network manager icon on notificatoin area is not display, but have two ibus icon
[03:12] <joebix> Im lost
[03:12] <Billiard> wv5: what is everyday use for you
[03:12] <kaski> koolmanluke: to be honest i was joking, the original flash plugin is the best
[03:12] <archet45> brb, gotta restart
[03:12] <koolmanluke> kaski: thanks for not throwing me a red herring.
[03:12] <Favorit> archet45: wth is psydm :)
[03:12] <POY> mhs: if your wireless router use WPA or WPA, the script must running.
[03:12] <mhs> POY: I have wpa-ifupdown, but no wpa_supplicant in /etc/init.d
[03:13] <joebix> can somebody help me?
[03:13] <rogue780> I just installed ubuntu 9.10 in windows virtual pc. The problem is that it gives me the maximum resolution of 800x600. Since there is no longer a xorg.conf file, how do I force it to allow resolutions up to 1600x900?
[03:13] <user01> hallo
[03:13] <mhs> POY: I started it just to be sure
[03:13] <heath|OTG> joebix, what's the issue
[03:13] <kaski> why would you install it in a virtual pc
[03:13] <kaski> it just seems like a terrible idea
[03:13] <joebix> Hi heath
[03:13] <joebix> I dont have the sound on my laptop
[03:14] <joebix> I my campus support team tried to help me
[03:14] <greezmunkey> Garbin, did you upgrade or do a clean install?
[03:14] <heath|OTG> joebix, ubuntu 9.10
[03:14] <mhs> POY: The network manager notification applet just keeps spinning, and periodically prompting me for my password.
[03:14] <joebix> but nothing is working
[03:14] <joebix> yes, Karmil Koala
[03:14] <Garbin> a clean install
[03:14] <mhs> POY: Oh well, as long as it isn't something obvious i'm doing.
[03:14] <Billiard> rogue780: you can still use an xorg.conf if you want, you should also try installing the guest additions
[03:14] <user01> sagen Sie bitte? wie kann ich foto bearbeiten
[03:14] <user01> ???????????????ß
[03:14] <heath|OTG> joebix, what is the laptop?
[03:15] <Lucy-23> plllleaseee I need helpppp
[03:15] <greezmunkey> Garbin, hmm hold a minute...
[03:15] <kaski> Lucy-23, what is your problem
[03:15] <user01> sagen Sie bitte? wie kann ich foto bearbeiten
[03:15] <user01> ???????????????ß
[03:15] <joebix> Heat...HP Pavillion dv3-2155
[03:15] <Garbin> OK! thanks!
[03:15] <POY> mhs: hmm... wrong password?
[03:15] <rogue780> Billiard, what guest additions? and also, I don't know how to create the entire xorg.conf for the virtualization...and I don't see how I can just edit that one part for the screen without defining a whole new screen, then i just get confused
[03:16] <kaski> rogue780, there are guest additions that can be installed in a virtual machine, they seem to help with resolution errors
[03:16] <theneoindian> hi how can i start a shell session as another user ?
[03:16] <POY> mhs: are you sure that ur wireless router use WPA2?
[03:16] <mhs> POY: I've double and triple checked the password.  That seems like it, but I'm relatively certain I'm typing it in correctly.
[03:16] <user01> sagen Sie bitte? wie kann ich foto bearbeiten???
[03:16] <kaski> rogue780, try to find the guest additions installer in the virtual pc's menus
[03:16] <user01> sagen Sie bitte? wie kann ich foto bearbeiten???
[03:16] <Flannel> !de | user01
[03:16] <mhs> POY: I'm relatively certain.  I'm logged in to its admin interface right now on another PC
[03:16] <theneoindian> hi how can i start a shell session as another user ?
[03:16] <heath|OTG> joebix, the only thing not working is your sound?
[03:16] <user01> de
[03:16] <user01> and ru
[03:17] <Strider22> Firefox error console shows this error on reload of the facebook photo upload application.
[03:17] <mhs> WPA2 - PSK
[03:17] <Strider22> Warning: Expected end of value for property but found ','.  Error in parsing value for property 'display'.  Declaration dropped.
[03:17] <Strider22> Source File: http://b.static.ak.fbcdn.net/rsrc.php/zCK9W/hash/5o7lor52.css
[03:17] <Strider22> Line: 52
[03:17] <joebix> yup, I had a wifi issue before, but now it has been solved
[03:17] <FloodBot1> Strider22: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:17] <stealth-> after getting a upgrade and rebooting, I get this error: mount: /lib/liblkid.so.1: no version information avaliable (required by mount)
[03:17] <theneoindian> pls guys i'm in a real fix .. pls help
[03:17] <stealth-> and all my hd's are now read only :(
[03:17] <theneoindian> hi how can i start a shell session as another user ?
[03:17] <joebix> but for the sound I have no solution so far
[03:17] <Billiard> rogue780: download the guest additions package on your host machine, then choose the mouse "guest addtions" option in virtual box, mount cd and run the install script in ur guest os
[03:17] <stealth-> God, why cant ubuntu be rolling release?!
[03:17] <Billiard> rogue780: mount "guest additions" *
[03:18] <POY> mhs: it's weird.
[03:18] <mhs> thenoindian: sudo -U otheruser bash
[03:18] <rogue780> being that virtual pc is a microsoft product, they don't seem to have additions for linux
[03:18] <user01> so schnell
[03:18] <user01> :((
[03:18] <mhs> POY: can you think of anywhere that any error messages might end up?
[03:18] <user01> ich bin user01
[03:18] <user01> :::)))
[03:18] <mhs> POY: dmesg is the only place I can think of, and there's nothing correlated.
[03:18] <rogue780> hmm....guess i'll try virtualbox
[03:19] <user01> sagen Sie bitte? wie kann ich foto bearbeiten???
[03:19] <rogue780> !de
[03:19] <Roasted> rogue780 - I love virtualbox. using it right now.
[03:19] <theneoindian> sudo: the `-U' option may only be used with the `-l' option
[03:19] <Roasted> rogue780 - I have about 18 or 19 vitrual machines installed in virtualbox that I use here and there.
[03:19] <heath|OTG> joebix, do you know how to use the terminal?
[03:19] <joebix> well, a little bit
[03:19] <user01> sudo su sudo su   blalbablablablabla
[03:19] <user01> sagen Sie bitte? wie kann ich foto bearbeiten???
[03:20] <joebix> If u guide me I can
[03:20] <Flannel> !de | user01
[03:20] <mhs> thenoindian: sudo -u otheruser bash
[03:20] <heath|OTG> type: lspci | grep -i audio
[03:20] <flagman> seu delegado mmsd tadeu ele pegoua minha irma e nha
[03:20] <mhs> thenoindian: note the lower case u
[03:20] <Flannel> user01: This channel is english only.  For german, please /join #ubuntu-de
[03:20] <user01> danke
[03:20] <user01> uuuuffff
[03:20] <Billiard> rogue780: o sorry, i didnt realized you were using virtual pc, id recomend virtual box, ive found it works better than vpc for linux guests
[03:20] <user01> tschussssss
[03:20] <POY> mhs: i found this path /etc/NetworkManager/system-connections/
[03:21] <mhs> POY: interesting.   I don't know why, do you have the same problem?
[03:21] <joebix> Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[03:21] <zaduma> Lol at walkinginLA
[03:21] <POY> mhs: NetworkManader use this path to restore it's configuration.
[03:21] <mhs> hmm
[03:21] <joebix> dat's the output
[03:22] <heath|OTG> joebix, that should work with ubuntu. Do you have an audio icon?
[03:22] <Roasted> Garbin - when you say you upgraded to 9.10, is this machine a VM machine or is it your core OS youre running vbox on?
[03:22] <joebix> hm, yes
[03:23] <Garbin> My host is Ubuntu, and guest is windows xp.
[03:23] <POY> mhs: empty? i have no idea...
[03:23] <heath|OTG> double click it and make sure everything is up
[03:23] <zaduma> EasyBCD and Grub2? Anyone?
[03:23] <stealth-> well, screw ubuntu, I'm changing to debian :/ With all these upgrade problems, and no solutions, i'm suprized I didn't do it sooner
[03:23] <heath|OTG> damn... joebix I have to go
[03:23] <Roasted> Garbin - Im not sure. Ubuntu 9.10 introduced enough problems to my PC that I dropped back to 9.04 and intend to stay there. :(
[03:24] <heath|OTG> Look around in there, the sound should be working.
[03:24] <heath|OTG> later everyone
[03:24] <joebix> I have nothing :'(
[03:24] <fireball> heath|OTG: thanks, that did it!
[03:24] <heath|OTG> NICE!
[03:24] <mrpinky> hi :D i created and formatted a partition using GParted, but it seems that the partition is owned by "root", so i can't create any files or directories. how do i create/format the partition so that i can use it?
[03:24] <fireball> heath|OTG: you're a champion! :)
[03:24] <heath|OTG> joebix, keep looking through those settings
[03:24] <heath|OTG> later
[03:25] <mhs> POY: do you know anything about wpa_supplicant/  ?  I'd be willing to try disabling NetworkManager
[03:25] <eli7777> i'm having a problem with the cx18 driver and the nvidia driver. i'm already chanced the grub to vmalloc="512m" and i cant fine anything online that will make the nvidia driver work
[03:25] <eli7777> changed*
[03:25] <donald_> I just downloaded the STA driver for bcm94311mcg - can anyone help me install the tar.gz?
[03:25] <user01> ich suche lamer
[03:25] <greezmunkey> Garbin, go to Applications/Internet and see if you have a launcher for Network Manager, if so run it.
[03:25] <tck9> i boot up my system from sda right now (non raid). i have setup raid1 on sdb & sdc right now and copied all the files over.. if i remove sda and put sdb & sdc in the first 2 sata slots, would the raid array automatically be recognized by linux on bootup and mount correctly? (kernel has raid1 support)
[03:26] <Garbin> greezmunkey, I try it now
[03:26] <POY> mhs: there is some scirpt in /etc/wpa_supplicant/,
[03:27] <mhs> I'll have to figure out what they do.
[03:27] <joebix> everything is up, but I still cant here anything
[03:27] <Garbin> greezmunkey, I have no launcher for network manager now, what sould I do?
[03:27] <mhs> POY: The laptop in question is only going to connect to this one router
[03:27] <mhs> POY: So NetworkManager may be overkill
[03:27] <supercom32> So I want to build an Ubuntu server. Is it fair to say that 2 single core CPU's will out perform one dual core CPU? In terms of multitasking and speed?
[03:27] <POY> mhs: Ubuntu use two way to configure network. /etc/init.d/networking and /etc/network-manager
[03:27] <mhs> supercom32: no
[03:28] <eli7777> any one know what might fix this? any one had a problem with a turner card and nvidia card not working that changing  vmalloc= didnt fix?
[03:28] <POY> mhs: just only use NetworkManager.
[03:28] <supercom32> mhs: So what is the reality check? :P
[03:28] <joebix> sniff, abandoned
[03:28] <Garbin> sudo apt-get install network-manager-gnome? or create a launcher manual?
[03:28] <joebix> anyone can help me?
[03:28] <mhs> POY: You think I'm better off avoiding /etc/init.d/networking?
[03:29] <user01> #ubuntu-de  da kein pipel
[03:29] <innociv> "sudo chmod 755 -r /etc/aped
[03:29] <innociv> "  returns "chmod: cannot access `755': No such file or directory" what am I doing wrong? D:
[03:29] <user01> wer kent deutsch
[03:29] <user01> wer kent deutsch???
[03:29] <user01> kennt
[03:29] <user01> :::)
[03:29] <KindOne> joebix: what is wrong?
[03:29] <mhs> supercom32: Dual Core CPU's are pretty fast.  The only reason multiple CPU's could outperform multiple cores is because they have more total memory bandwidth.
[03:29] <POY> mhs: may be there is something in /etc/network/interfaces
[03:30] <cross> elo
[03:30] <joebix> I have a problem with my sound
[03:30] <bastid_raZor> innociv: /etc/aped does not exist.
[03:30] <joebix> since I installed ubuntu, no sound
[03:30] <innociv> Yeah it does..
[03:30] <KindOne> joebix: please be more specific
[03:30] <joebix> HP Pavillion dv3-2155
[03:30] <franklin> hola amigos
[03:30] <mhs> supercom32: but for 99% of server applications, it doesn't matter.  In fact, for the same power consumption, the dual core CPU will be higher clock speed.
[03:30] <franklin> una pregunta
[03:30] <innociv> it looks like it sees 755 as the folder
[03:30] <cross> Polen :)
[03:30] <joebix> I cant hear anything
[03:31] <joebix> there's no sound
[03:31] <franklin> alguien que me pueda recomendar como puedo programar en php en un entrono que sea parecido o mejor a dreamweaver
[03:31] <joebix> but when I switch to windows vista, I have the sound
[03:31] <Billiard> joebix: does sound work on the live cd?
[03:31] <akav> Anyone know of a network monitoring tool that shows the time packets are sent?
[03:31] <KindOne> joebix: do you see the speaker next to the clock ?
[03:31] <joebix> yes Kind One
[03:32] <donald_> hello - trying to get my broadcom wireless (bcm94311mcg) nic working - downloaded the tar.gz from broadcom's site, extracted it ... now what? :)  Anyone??
[03:32] <mhs> akav: wireshark?
[03:32] <supercom32> mhs: Are dual core machines as effective in multitasking as 2 single cpu's? Or is there overhead within a dual core CPU which makes it slightly slower?
[03:32] <Billiard> !who | joebix
[03:32] <joebix> I have clicked on it, and put the volume to 100%
[03:32] <joebix> still nothing
[03:32] <donald_> drivers don't show up in hardware drivers
[03:32] <KindOne> joebix: do you see "Sound Cards"
[03:32] <mhs> supercom32: dual core machines have two cpu's on one die.
[03:33] <mhs> supercom32: the only difference is 1) for licensing some applications like Oracle, and b) memory bandwidth.
[03:33] <joebix> sound card?
[03:33] <joebix> where?
[03:33] <supercom32> mhs: Ok, memory bandwith is the only bottle neck then for a dual core cpu to complete with?
[03:33] <joebix> under the sound preferences, I see hardware
[03:33] <greezmunkey> Garbin, you could try that, but it should already be there, try this in a terminal "ps aux | grep -e work" (no quotes) and see if anything called network manager shows up
[03:34] <mcurran> lshw | grep 'sound'    maybe?
[03:34] <mhs> supercom32: its not much of a bottleneck, except for some HPC applications
[03:34] <joebix> and it says Internal Audio 1 output/1 input
[03:34] <Garbin> OK
[03:34] <joebix> Analog Stereo Duplex
[03:34] <KindOne> joebix: click the speaker icon, and when it open, you will see the text  "Sound Cards" and to the right of that, there should be your sound card. if there is, click it.
[03:34] <akav> mhs: Just looked at a video on the website. Wireshark looks like it might do the trick.
[03:34] <akav> mhs: I was using IPTraf, which has no time measurement that I can find.
[03:34] <mhs> supercom32: and dual core CPU's are superior in terms of power consumption (and thus heat output too.)
[03:35] <mhs> akav: wireshark is pretty nifty
[03:35] <Garbin> greezmunkey, yes I see, that is an item called NetworkManager
[03:35] <akav> mhs: Cool, installing now. Thanks.
[03:35] <supercom32> mhs: Good point. Would you happen to know how many processors/cores Ubuntu supports?
[03:35] <mhs> supercom32: off the top of my head?  I'd guess there's no practical limit.
[03:36] <greezmunkey> Garbin, in thet output do you see the pid number...should be the second entry
[03:36] <Billiard> supercom32: more than you will ever have linux suppors like 64 or something crazy
[03:36] <mhs> I was going to say 96
[03:36] <supercom32> mhs: Well, microsoft OS's support a limited number based on distro, so... Just wondering.
[03:36] <Garbin> yes, something like 922?
[03:37] <eli7777> my computer is booting up in low graphics mode if i have the nvidia driver active.
[03:37] <Garbin> the seconed column?
[03:37] <akav> and out comes Sierra Nevada #2.
[03:37] <mcurran> well does ubuntu know how to properly allocate usage for a core i7 or does that all happen in the cpu itself
[03:37] <Garbin> greezmunkey, the second column?
[03:37] <KindOne> joebix: did you dix the issue?
[03:37] <mhs> supercom32: the reason Microsoft restricts the number of processors is not because their OS doesn't support it, but because if you are willing to pay lots of money for a system with 32 cores, they know you can pay thousands for an OS.
[03:37] <Garbin> I kill it?
[03:37] <Garbin> greezmunkey, I kill it?
[03:38] <supercom32> Anyone know if VMware still king of virtualization? Or has any challengers stepped up?
[03:38] <supercom32> mhs: I see. Ok, thanks for your help.
[03:38] <joebix> Kind One, still nothing
[03:38] <archet45> got it solved, just installed ntfs-configuration tool :)
[03:38] <mcurran> eli7777 what nvidia card are you using?
[03:38] <Billiard> supercom32: virtualbox works pretty good for anything i ever have to do
[03:38] <eli7777> the 9800 gtx
[03:38] <KindOne> supercom32: i use Sun VirtualBox when i am running Windows as the host OS
[03:39] <supercom32> Billiard: Is there any cons/pros you have for it over another package like QEMM or VMWare?
[03:39] <greezmunkey> Garbin, in you terminal type "sudo kill -HUP {your pid}" (no quotes, braces)
[03:39] <eli7777> the driver i'm using is the 190.42
[03:39] <joebix> when I click on the speaker, there's only the string to increase the volume
[03:39] <joebix> nothing else
[03:39] <archet45> anyone wanna guess what completely did it for me with windows? lol
[03:39] <Billiard> supercom32: not sure, never used QEMM
[03:39] <supercom32> KindOne: Hmm. I'd be intrested in using linux as a host if possible. ;P
[03:39] <mcurran> how did you install the nvidia driver (manually, hardware drivers app, or envyng)
[03:40] <archet45> i use the "easy transfer tool" to migrate my data from one computer to another and all M$ can say is its "corrupt"
[03:40] <KindOne> joebix: see the "select controls"... check the master box
[03:40] <archet45> no error code, nothing
[03:40] <eli7777> manually from the .run file
[03:40] <KindOne> supercom32: im currently running Xubuntu with Wubi lol and im running WINE and using mIRC
[03:40] <andres_berni> hola
[03:40] <Garbin> greezmunkey, I did it , but nothing happend
[03:41] <joebix> where do I find it?Im not an expert in Ubuntu
[03:41] <supercom32> KindOne: Ya, I'm doing similar monkey business with my linux machine too:P
[03:41] <mcurran> I'd give envyng a try, or maybe use the restricted driver in the hardware drivers app if you can.
[03:41] <greezmunkey> Garbin, you there?
[03:41] <Garbin> yes, I'm here
[03:41] <Garbin> greezmunkey, yes I'm here
[03:41] <mcurran> eli777 cause it sounds like somethings missing in xorg and the module isn't getting loaded
[03:41] <KindOne> joebix: please add the name of the person you are talking too... and what do you want to find ?
[03:41] <Garbin> greezmunkey, I did it, but nothing happend
[03:42] <greezmunkey> Garbin, did you get my post about the kill -HUP?
[03:42] <joebix> Kind One: sorry
[03:42] <supercom32> Anyone have experience with running ubuntu using a dual core atom setup?
[03:42] <eli7777> so remove the 190 driver and install the 185?
[03:42] <joebix> Kind One: where do I find the sound controls?
[03:42] <Garbin> yes, I run it, but nothing happend
[03:42] <Garbin> greezmunkey, Yes, I run it, but nothing happend
[03:42] <greezmunkey> Garbin, no MN icon?
[03:42] <greezmunkey> Garbin, ok, do this in a term
[03:43] <greezmunkey> Garbin, oops! "sudo killall NetworkManager
[03:43] <luis_> real player ubunto
[03:43] <LordHawke13> Is there some sort of plug-in I can get for any of my archiving software to work with Macintosh Disk Images? (*.DMG)
[03:43] <andres_berni> algun español
[03:43] <eli7777> well it was working but i install the cx18 driver for my tuner card and changed the grub file vmalloc="512m"
[03:43] <andres_berni> ??
[03:44] <KindOne> joebix: Click the Speaker Icon -> Select your Sound Card -> Now click Select Control -> and select the Master.
[03:44] <joebix> Kind One: when I click on the speaker, I only have the string to increase the volume, nothing else
[03:45] <KindOne> joebix: if that does not work, you might want to try the Ubuntu Forums. and be very specific about your computer spec's and the issue.
[03:45] <joebix> Kind One: thanks for ur help
[03:45] <greezmunkey> Garbin, any luck?
[03:46] <rance94> can vim be a good place to write c code or should i use emacs???
[03:46] <mhs> POY: I had my stupid router set to 802.11g only mode.
[03:47] <Garbin> greezmunkey, thanks for your help:),but, sorry for my fault, the problem will happen when I startup my ubuntu sometimes, but now is fine, I will give a try for it next time I get this problem.
[03:47] <greezmunkey> Stupid router, only does what you tell it to! :]
[03:47] <darknezz> i have a question about alsa.... im using version 9.10 and my mic and line 1 was not working.. so i installed the new version of alsa (from website) and loaded it on... it was working fine for like a hour then it stopped working again... if someone can help me out that would be nice :)
[03:47] <rance94> can i use vim to write c code or should i use emacs???
[03:47] <mhs> vim++
[03:47] <rance94> mhs that is just regular vim right??
[03:48] <Garbin> greezmunkey, I want to know how can I have a normal startup without run that command?
[03:48] <toffan> hello
[03:48]  * greezmunkey hates to offer up "reboot" as a troubleshooting measure
[03:48] <toffan> i need a help
[03:48] <greezmunkey> Garbin, how did you resolve it this time?
[03:48] <mhs> rance94: I'm applying the postfix ++ operator to vim, because I like vim
[03:48] <rsk> rance94 both works
[03:48] <seidos> how do i install xfce?
[03:48] <IdleOne> toffan: ask and if someone can help they will
[03:48] <rance94> mhs o ok
[03:48] <rsk> seidos sudo apt-get install xfce
[03:48] <Garbin> reboot it.
[03:48] <Garbin> it happend sometime
[03:48] <KindOne> toffan:what do you need help with ?
[03:49] <mhs> rance94: I guess that's c++, but oh well
[03:49] <toffan> I have an dontnet application .. how to run that in ubuntu?
[03:49] <Garbin> greezmunkey, I reboot it, or relogin.
[03:49] <rance94> mhs: soo i need help with vim like how do i run/compile after i type the code?
[03:49] <Garbin> greezmunkey, It happend sometime
[03:49] <JMcJson> !german
[03:49] <mhs> rance94: ctrl+z, then type make
[03:49] <greezmunkey> Garbin, it could be several things. Perhaps the point in the boot process where it is loading has a conflict, I'm guessing.
[03:49] <KindOne> toffen: never heard of that, is it designed for a different OS ?
[03:49] <mhs> rance94: then type fg and fix what didn't compile
[03:49] <seidos> rsk: E:  couldn't find package xfce
[03:50] <mhs> rance94: or look at eclipse
[03:50] <rance94> ahhh thx alot this works with c++ right casue if it does i might yell and rejoice and luv vim
[03:50] <rance94> mhs i dont like eclipse i could never get it to work lol i like vim
[03:50] <greezmunkey> Garbin, I unloaded NM for some of the same reasons, I use wicd, which works for me.
[03:50] <IdleOne> !pm | toffan
[03:50] <mhs> rance94: an even better solution is to use gnu screen with vim
[03:51] <toffan>   I have a problem that I can not run an application (Trade Tiger) for which I works. That was an made by Dotnet Framework. You can download that application at:  http://www.sharekhan.com/tradetiger/setupnew.html .
[03:51] <Garbin> greezmunkey, thanks for your help, I will try wicd:)
[03:51] <LordHawke13> What application should I have set to run for Compiz's "Take Screenshot"?
[03:51] <mhs> rance94: then you can have your editor in one screen, and run make in another screen, and switch back and forth
[03:52] <Garbin> greezmunkey, wicd is another gui network manager?
[03:52] <rance94> mhs can u pm me because i dont know how to do that
[03:52] <seidos> why can't i access this page?  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=473331
[03:52] <Garbin> does it works fine on 3G network?
[03:52] <ubuntunewbie> hi all ubuntu 9.10 is faster than xp???
[03:52] <LordHawke13> I can. . .
[03:52] <KindOne> toffan: that program is designed for Windows. if you want to run it on Ubuntu, you need to install WINE.
[03:52] <greezmunkey> Garbin, if you use the package manager, first go to wicd's web site. You have to import some settings first, but the cool part is that once you do, NM will be unloaded as part of the install proc!
[03:52] <LordHawke13> YES!!
[03:52] <Garbin> greezmunkey, Does it works fine on 3Gnetwork
[03:52] <linxeh> seidos: what error ?
[03:52] <toffan> where to install that?
[03:52] <toffan> wine
[03:52] <seidos> linxeh: correction, can't post a reply
[03:52] <Garbin> greezmunkey, OK
[03:53] <KindOne> open Terminal
[03:53] <mikubuntu> just updated my laptop to 9.10 through the update mgr ... now i don't have sound (do have video) ... when i tried to open pulseaudio, got: connection failed...
[03:53] <iOmlette> !wine | toffan
[03:53] <LordHawke13> ubuntunewbie, You must truely be a newbie. . . Of course it's faster. But they don't want you to know that. . .
[03:53] <adamot> has anyone succesfully installed Zune software on Ubuntu Karmic without using a virtual machine?
[03:53] <greezmunkey> Garbin, don't know don't use one, but I can't imagine why it wouldn't. The only thing I know it won't do is vpn's but there are ways around that which I like better anyway.
[03:53] <mhs> rance94: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=gnu+screen
[03:53] <ubuntunewbie> on my pc ubuntu is slower than xp! how to fix it?
[03:54] <IdleOne> KindOne: I doubt that will work even in wine but worth a shot
[03:54] <mhs> rance94: got a lot on my plate right now
[03:54] <KindOne> adamot: have you tried through WINE ?
[03:54] <LordHawke13> ubuntunewbie, What have you done to it?
[03:54] <linxeh> seidos: did you read the green box at the top ?
[03:54] <Garbin> greezmunkey, OK, thanks:)
[03:54] <KindOne> IdleOne: never know if it will work unless people try.
[03:54] <adamot> KindOne, it has been tried and doesn't work
[03:55] <vock> I'm running Jaunty right now, and want to install Python(x,y), however there is no jaunty repository yet. Would anything go wrong installing from the Ibex repo? Is it generally safe to do things like this?
[03:55] <toffan> thank you very much ubontu
[03:55] <toffan> can we chat privately for sometimes..?
[03:55] <rance94> mhs: o ok well that control z thing didnt work :(
[03:55] <tenna_smle> Can anyone help me install vmware tools for Ubuntu?
[03:55] <KindOne> adamot: does it require any software like .NET Frameworks? or something? and if it does, have you tried installing that first then Zune?
[03:55] <mhs> rance94: don't give up on it.  screen + vim == very powerful and fast
[03:56] <adamot> KindOne, I'm not sure... I'll look into that later thanks for the advice!
[03:57] <greezmunkey> tenna_smle, why not run VirtualBox?
[03:57] <tenna_smle> When I try to log into Ubuntu with VmWare, I get a screen that stops everything saying tools needs to be installed
[03:57] <tenna_smle> tenna_smle, vmWare is free for me
[03:57] <fcuk112> i was playing around with byobu, and suddenly when i start byobu now i don't see the bar at the bottom, anyone know why?
[03:57] <greezmunkey> tenna_smle, good reason :)
[03:57] <tenna_smle> greenzmunkey can you help me get this up?  and why do youy say that?  Is VMware not good?
[03:58] <greezmunkey> tenna_smle, I'm sure it's fine, but I've heard some things... VirtualBox installed and runs flawlessly for me.
[03:58] <toffan> hi ubontu, is there any thing else wabout WINE ..?
[03:59] <KindOne> http://www.zune.net/en-us/support/usersguide/gettingstarted/pcreqs.htm
[03:59] <vock> Is there anything wrong with installing Intrepid Packages on Jaunty?
[04:00] <iOmlette> You might have some version conflicts, vock.
[04:00] <KindOne> adamot:  here  http://www.zune.net/en-us/support/usersguide/gettingstarted/pcreqs.htm
[04:00] <greezmunkey> toffan, try here: http://www.winehq.org/download/deb
[04:00] <iOmlette> But otherwise, shouldn't be.
[04:00] <jongbergs> !wine
[04:00] <ubuntunewbie> www.kingwarez.tk free softwares
[04:00] <iOmlette> Uh huh.
[04:01] <Random832> vock, if the package installs it should work fine
[04:01] <iOmlette> I'm pretty sure advertising a warez site is against the rules.
[04:01] <Random832> is the general rule to go by
[04:01]  * greezmunkey thought toffan already looked there but that it wasn't enough for (him/her)
[04:01] <jrib> ubuntunewbie: ubuntu.com for better free software.  Also don't do that please
[04:01] <stealth_> could somebody on the latest ubuntu version dcc me their /lib/libblkid.so.1 Or better yet, tell me how to get it without apt-get?
[04:01] <xorso> Anyone know how to change the splash screen and login page resolution?
[04:01] <rance94> how to i split the screen in vim im trying but it wont work. will somebody help me???
[04:01] <toffan> thank you verymuch ubontu
[04:01] <jrib> rance94: /join #vim
[04:01] <rance94> ahh
[04:01] <xorso> rance94: Try ctrl +w n
[04:02] <Random832> rance94, do :split instead of :edit, or do :new
[04:02] <jongbergs> !usplash
[04:02] <greg_universe> I lost my system tray How do I get get it back?
[04:03] <xorso> ubottu: Will the artwork image size change the resolution? I need to also change the resolution because it boots with 1600x1200 and my monitor can't go that high.
[04:03] <Timmymayes> anyone have any familiarity with nvidia cards under linux?
[04:03] <mcurran> right click on the bottom of the desktop screen and click new panel
[04:03] <mcurran> I do somewhat
[04:03] <jongbergs> greg_universe: pres alt+f2 then type gconftool --recursive-unset /app/panel && killall gnome-panel
[04:04] <KindOne> Timmymayes: what is your issue?
[04:04] <Timmymayes> well
[04:04] <Timmymayes> stepmania
[04:04] <Timmymayes> a ddr clone
[04:04] <Timmymayes> it has a linux installer
[04:04] <Timmymayes> which i did
[04:04] <Timmymayes> it runs
[04:04] <FloodBot1> Timmymayes: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:04] <stealth_> could somebody on the latest ubuntu version dcc me their /lib/libblkid.so.1 Or better yet, tell me how to get it without apt-get?
[04:04] <cytotoxic> Ubuntu is a disease
[04:04] <Timmymayes> But i get 1 fps...the fix is to disable texture clamping. I have no idea how.
[04:04] <cytotoxic> my immune system will attack it on sight
[04:05] <jongbergs> greg_universe: did it work?
[04:05] <cytotoxic> I ALREADY HAVE ANTIBODYS AGINST UBUNTU
[04:05] <puff> Hello?  My mouse pointer is frozen.
[04:05] <xorso> Anyone have any idea how to change the resolution of the splash and login screens?
[04:05] <iOmlette> So why are you here, cytotoxic?
[04:05] <puff> After resume-from-suspend.
[04:05] <cytotoxic> BECAUSE UBUNTU IS A DISEASE
[04:05] <greezmunkey> cytotoxic, thanks for sharing winbot
[04:05] <cytotoxic> I AM IMMUNE TO IT
[04:05] <Random832> stealth_, why do you need it without apt-get?
[04:05] <puff> Please don't feed the trolls.
[04:06] <Dayofswords> i can figure out how to choose what keys to encypt with in evolution, i can find any options anywhere
[04:06]  * iOmlette sighs.
[04:06] <greezmunkey> !
[04:06] <greg_universe> still don't have my tray
[04:06] <cytotoxic> FEED THE TROLLS
[04:06] <puff> They're lonely and pathetic enough wtihout the encouragement.
[04:06] <cytotoxic> FUCK UBUNTU
[04:06] <mcurran> Timmymayes you don't have any emulation Option(s) set in xorg.conf do you?
[04:06] <Dayofswords> i CANT figure out i mean
[04:06] <puff> So, mouse pointer frozen, anybody?
[04:06] <stealth_> Random832: because apt-get isn't working because it can't write to the filesystem because mount can't mount it as write because libblkid.so.1 is messed up. :(
[04:06] <iOmlette> Zing.
[04:06] <jongbergs> !startupmanager | xorso
[04:06] <mcurran> puff - buy a new computer
[04:06] <mcurran> haha
[04:06] <puff> The icon still transforms to a hand when over a link, but clicknig doesn't do anthing.
[04:06] <jongbergs> xorso: sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[04:06] <Timmymayes> mcurran, I don't think so Its default ubuntu install
[04:06] <Random832> stealth_, what filesystem is this that requires a userspace library to mount?
[04:07] <xorso> jongbergs: Htanks I will give that a try.
[04:07] <mcurran> Are you running a nvidia driver timmy
[04:07] <ubuntunewbie> How to speed up ubuntu?
[04:07] <Random832> anyway, you can download the pakcage from http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/libblkid1, and extract it by hand
[04:07] <jonzbcc> I just upgraded from 9.04 to 9.10. The graphical system monitor app shows memory resources being used at like 80% when ubuntu finishes logging in. (with the usual start up programs). It used to be (9.04) that the usual clutter of the start-up apps were only taking up a small amount of memory. So, I logged in (i am now) to failsafe gnome, and see everything is the way it was when I was at 9.04 (only 30% memory in use). Can anyone suggest w
[04:07] <jonzbcc> here to start? Or am I dumb for doing an upgrade and not a clean-install?
[04:07] <mcurran> I don't think startupmanager works in karmic
[04:07] <stealth_> Random832: ext4, I believe. I'd check, but libblkid.so.1 says there is no information avaliable.
[04:08] <jrib> jonzbcc: figure out what applications are responsible for the memory usage exactly
[04:08] <Jordan_U> stealth_: You can chroot in from a LiveCD and reinstall libblkid1
[04:08] <Random832> stealth_, you may need to boot from a livecd to fix it
[04:08] <Jordan_U> stealth_: What is the exact error you are getting?
[04:08] <greezmunkey> ubuntunewbie, in a terminal, run top, look at it...check your cpu %'s, swap size, and amount used, etc.
[04:09] <stealth_> Jordan_U, Random832: I know, which is why I'm asking where I can find the updated file. Ubuntu didn't upgrade it during the upgrade from 9.04, I'm assuming
[04:09] <jonzbcc> jrib: well, when I was logged in normal Gnome, the "processes tab" of "system monitor" showed everything in the CPU column was at 0. should I just run "top" at the command line, and let you knwo what shows?
[04:09] <Random832> huh??
[04:09] <stealth_> Jordan_U: mount: /lib/libblkid.so.1: no version information available (required by mount)\
[04:09] <Dayofswords> i cant figure out how to choose what keys to encrypt with in evolution, i can find any options anywhere
[04:09] <mcurran> stealth_ I was getting a mount error like that and I just ran the recovery kernel from grub and did resume normal boot (rebooted) and it was fine
[04:09] <jonzbcc> jrib (i would 've just run "top", but only thought of tha tnow)
[04:09] <jrib> jonzbcc: well system monitor can also sort my memory usage
[04:09] <Random832> i posted a link to where you can download the package
[04:09] <stealth_> mcurran: hmmm, okay I guess i'll try that next. Thanks :)
[04:10] <Jordan_U> stealth_: Do you know what chroot does?
[04:10] <stealth_> Random832: sorry, I missed that. I got it now. Thanks
[04:10] <tenna_smle> ok so I can't get ubuntu 8.04 LTS on my VMWare up and running
[04:10] <tenna_smle> Should I try 9.04 or 9.10 next?
[04:10] <Random832> stealth_, that gets you the .deb, you still need a way to either install it or extract it by hand
[04:10] <tenna_smle> which one is better to install?
[04:10] <stealth_> Jordan_U: yeah, I'm pretty familiar with linux.
[04:10] <stealth_> Random832: I figure i'll just do it by hand
[04:11] <Random832> do you know how to extract a deb by hand?
[04:11] <mcurran> stealth manual - open terminal "sudo dpkg -i "packagename"
[04:11] <puff> tenna_smle: Generally people recommend the latest, e.g. 9.10.
[04:11] <greezmunkey> tenna_smle, you might as well "go for the throat" and install 9.10!
[04:11] <tenna_smle> puff, but has it been debugged sufficiently?
[04:11] <Jordan_U> stealth_: Then just chroot in via livecd and run "sudo apt-get install --reinstall libblkid1"
[04:11] <puff> tenna_smle: I'm not saying *I* recommend it, I tend to be gunshy about late-recurring bugs.
[04:11] <puff> tenna_smle: But karmic's been out for a while, so.
[04:11] <linuxguy2009> Hey guys have they fixed the annoyances with installing kde alongside gnome, kinda like some kde logos/screens etc override the system?
[04:11] <Random832> i'd recommend the chroot solution though tbh
[04:12] <stealth_> Jordan_U: hmm, yeah I guess I could do that too. Lol, thanks :)
[04:12] <beto> Buenas noches, tengo una duda respecto a los messenger de linux. o no se que demonios hice en estos dias... Cambio el Alias/Apodo, cierro y cuando me vuelvo a conectar se pone mi nombre Beto otra vez... probe con el pidgin, amsn, empathy y sigo con ese problema
[04:12] <tenna_smle> I must say.  Installing Ubuntu on VMWare... ROTS
[04:12] <Dayofswords>  i need some help, i cant figure out how to choose what keys to encrypt with in evolution, i cant find any options anywhere
[04:12] <puff> linuxguy2009: As of earlier this week, I believe "no"
[04:12] <Jordan_U> stealth_: np
[04:12] <beto> Buenas noches, tengo una duda respecto a los messenger de linux. o no se que demonios hice en estos dias... Cambio el Alias/Apodo, cierro y cuando me vuelvo a conectar se pone mi nombre Beto otra vez... probe con el pidgin, amsn, empathy y sigo con ese problema
[04:12] <puff> linuxguy2009: I was helping somebody sort out a problem where we had installed gnome desktop and then they wanted kde, then they upgraded to karmic.
[04:12] <greezmunkey> tenna_smle, ROTS?
[04:12] <puff> linuxguy2009: and kxm and gdm were fighting, so they could'nt use xdmcp.
[04:12] <linuxguy2009> puff: thank you
[04:12] <Jordan_U> !es | beto
[04:12] <mcurran> Hey, does anyone know how to mask your ip address without connecting through an outside proxy on ubuntu?
[04:12] <tenna_smle> greenzmunkey pretty much
[04:12] <puff> linuxguy2009: So, I'm not certainyl what problems exactly you were worried about, but it appears that one isn't solved yet.
[04:13] <dr3mro> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8352033
[04:13] <Jordan_U> mcurran: Who are you trying to mask your ip address from?
[04:13] <greezmunkey> tenna_smle, I was asking what that means, guess I'm a bit thick tonight...
[04:13] <puff> I want to make an ubuntu upgrade-check tool that checks the bug database for any bugs reported for your hardware configuration and any drastic changes to your currently selected packages, to warn you if a dist-upgrade might be rocky.
[04:13] <dr3mro> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8352033
[04:13] <mcurran> Well yesterday I got shunned on the linuxmint server for xchat and was looking for a way around it, now I just wanna know if its possible
[04:14] <linuxguy2009> My other question is with netbook remix 9.10, is there a way to rearrange the launchers in favorites?
[04:14] <tenna_smle> ew remix
[04:14] <tenna_smle> sorry that just came out
[04:14] <stealth_> mcurran: reset your router? Thats probably the easiest way
[04:14] <stealth_> mcurran: unless they ban the whole range, then just use tor or something
[04:15] <Jordan_U> mcurran: Please don't try to evade bans, it will be lifted eventually and as long as you don't troll you won't get banned
[04:16] <greezmunkey> stealth, I've tried that on my connection, the lease time is too long!
[04:16] <mcurran> Well I was told it was permanent, so...
[04:16] <muri_one> is there a process viewer that has more features and is more user friendly than top, but isn't quite as cpu intensive as htop?
[04:16] <mcurran> stealth_ what is tor?  It's not a package right?
[04:17] <Jordan_U> mcurran: Most IRC servers won't allow connections through tor without a cloak anyway, so tor won't help you
[04:17] <judaman> muri_one, what problem do you have with regular top?
[04:17] <TTilus> mcurran: http://www.torproject.org/
[04:18] <ubuntunewbie> www.kingwarez.tk free software download
[04:18] <adamot> what exactly is Tor?
[04:18] <TTilus> adamot: 06:17 < TTilus> mcurran: http://www.torproject.org/
[04:18] <judaman> is tor even usable nowadays? the speeds were horrible last time i used it.
[04:19] <TTilus> judaman: speeds are horrible, but if the alternative is to get you head chopped, it'll do very well
[04:19] <linuxman410> i lost my top bar in ubuntu 8,04 how do i get it back the bar that says applications and places and system is gone need to get it back
[04:19] <muri_one> judaman: I mainly like the horizontal and vertical scrolling of htop. it's nice on my netbook
[04:19] <muri_one> in small terminal windowsw
[04:19] <bazhang> !resetpanels | linuxman410
[04:19] <judaman> muri_one, you sit in top scrolling up and down? lol
[04:20] <muri_one> and searching
[04:20] <judaman> i dont see a point in using top to see other then the "top" processes, anything other just use ps
[04:20] <muri_one> the horizontal scrolling is the main thing. sometimes I can't see what the process is
[04:21] <muri_one> thanks for laughing at me for wanting a nicer version of top.
[04:21] <judaman> ahh horizontal, i read vertical, lol long day
[04:22] <muri_one> I can also kill a process quicker in htop
[04:22] <muri_one> without having to transcribe the process id
[04:22] <judaman> you need to learn the basic tool of ps and kill man
[04:23] <judaman> no need to top and killing processes via top and all that jazz
[04:23] <mcurran> why do so many open source projects tell you to add repos to your sources list, instead of just providing the packages on their site?
[04:24] <nic1> hi..i run the command mplayer videofile in the terminal, but if i need to exec this in a config, how do i have to do? i tried exec(mplayer videofile), it crashes
[04:24] <judaman> mcurran: ahh because of deps, obviously. =)
[04:24] <mcurran> oh yeah, duh
[04:24] <greezmunkey> heh I scrolled to htop in htop and killed htop.
[04:24] <rashed2020> nic1: config?
[04:25] <muri_one> judaman: I like to leave top on all the time. if I notice a process acting up I can just kill it. some times programs crush the system so badly spawning a terminal, running ps, and then kill is just tediously long
[04:25] <mezquitale> !ot | mcurran
[04:25] <mcurran> So will this tor be turned on all the time and slow down my connections, or do you use it on a per basis somehow?
[04:25] <mcurran> Oh sorry
[04:25] <mcurran> nevermind
[04:25] <judaman> muri_one, you bigger problem if you frequently have random processes "crushing" your system.
[04:26] <judaman> you do know that, thats not normal right? =)
[04:26] <muri_one> judaman: 90% of the time it's firefox
[04:26] <muri_one> the other 10% it's some bad code I wrote
[04:26] <losha> mcurran: if you do it right, you get a button on the bottom of your browser to turn tor on & off...
[04:26] <judaman> lol
[04:26] <nic1> rashed2020: ya config of window manager i use, so that when i login that time itself my mplayer will start
[04:26] <rashed2020> nic1: What wm do you use?
[04:27] <mcurran> is there a way to do a ls command for apt-get, in order to list by name to search for packages in terminal (for instance:  something like sudo apt-get list package*
[04:27] <randomusr> hello
[04:28] <rashed2020> mcurran: apt-cache search PACKAGE
[04:28] <mcurran> rashed thanks, I didn't see that in the man pages or --help
[04:28] <puff> mcurran: Or sudo aptitude search package
[04:28] <puff> mcurran:  MAke sure you sudo aptitude update, first.
[04:29] <KindOne> I have a Nvidia GeForce 4 440MX SE 64MB and this installed "nvidia-glx-96"  "nvidia settings"  "xserver-xorg-video-nv" and i can only get a resolution of 640x480 ... is there a way to fix this?
[04:29] <puff> mcurran: Also, to see if a package is currently installed, "sudo dpkg -l | fgrep name"
[04:29] <losha> judaman: mcurran: re: why use a repo, I don't think it for dependencies, those are in the .deb file, I think it's so you can provide updates via update manager...
[04:29] <mcurran> thanks puff, but I want to do it from terminal
[04:29] <puff> mcurran: Aptitude is a shell program.
[04:30] <losha> mcurran: see also apt-file ....
[04:30] <nic1> rashed2020: i use i3 window manager
[04:30] <puff> mcurran: aptitude basically replaces apt-get/apt-cache with a more coherent, unified shell tool.
[04:30] <puff> mcurran: However, for some purposes, the original dpkg shell tool is still useful.
[04:30] <benay1> hello folks, I have windows vista as guest OS on Ubuntu 9.10 using VMware player, but NAT is not working
[04:30] <mcurran> cool, yeah i got confused and was thinking synaptic
[04:30] <zilla1> where does grub install by default?
[04:31] <judaman> losha, if you install a .dep it wont retrieve a dep that you dont have on the system
[04:31] <puff> zilla1: /usr/lib/grub and usr/sbin/grub*
[04:31] <puff> zilla1, mcurran:  Another useful use for dpkg:  "dpkg -L packagename" lists all of the files that the package installs.
[04:31] <flanders> Is it possible to automatically split audio tracks in K3B by certain intervals (every X seconds) or into a specific number of parts? I know it can be done in Brasero (for GNOME), but I can only find an option to split tracks manually with K3B, not automatically?
[04:32] <benay1> Could not connect Ethernet0 to virtual network "/dev/vmnet8". More information can be found in the vmware.log file.  Failed to connect virtual device Ethernet0.  How can I fix NAT?
[04:32] <losha> judaman: it will if you use gdebi. The dependency info is in the deb file. But it's true, all that gets done for you if you use a repo....
[04:32] <puff> So, frozen mouse pointer, anybody?
[04:32] <rashed2020> nic1: Sorry :( Never used it.
[04:33] <bastid_raZor> benay1: #vmware is possible place to ask.
[04:33] <benay1> k thanks
[04:33] <cdi> I know this is a lame question but is there any way to edit the message that appears with the pidgin psychic mode plugin?
[04:33] <greezmunkey> Kindone, here is my xorg.conf, see if it helps: http://paste.ubuntu.com/323010/
[04:33] <root> how can I upgrade only a single package via commandline?
[04:34] <tenna_smle> vmware seems to play better with 9.10 over 8.04
[04:34] <KindOne> root" "sudo apt-get install packagehere"
[04:34] <puff> Guest70303: Yes, as long as the package has no dependencies.
[04:34] <greezmunkey> tenna_smle,go for the throat!
[04:34] <mcurran> KindOne:  Yes, there is a way, but it's wicked complicated, you'll need to basically find someone's xorg.conf and copy their device section for the nvidia driver online somewhere, but there are two options like "addargbvisuals" "true" and another one...
[04:34] <tenna_smle> greenzmunkey appreciate all the cheerleading comments =)
[04:35] <Guest70303> puff: I asked how... apt-get upgrade packname doesn't work....
[04:35] <losha> flanders: I'm curious. Why would you want to split at fixed intervals. They're unlikely to coincide with breaks in the audio?
[04:35] <puff> Guest70303: What KindOne said;  re-isusing the apt-get install command will install the latest version, if oyu're behind.
[04:35] <Guest70303> ah, thanks
[04:35] <puff> Guest70303: Or will tell you that you're already on the latest version.,
[04:35] <Guest70303> k
[04:35] <puff> Guest70303:  However, if the new version has dependcies on other dammit.
[04:35] <puff> Oh well.
[04:35] <plytheman> evening guys, anyone have suggestions on a distro to put on a thumb drive to fix a friends intel powered macbook?
[04:35] <flanders> losha, it's for my car's audio player. The seek function is horrible (VERY slow.)
[04:35] <puff> Guess he'll learn that part the hard way.
[04:35] <KindOne> mcurran: i don't care how complicated... send me a PM if you find a link
[04:35] <greezmunkey> KindOne, I posted mine, but I got your nick wrong see above
[04:36] <puff> plytheman: UBuntu works pretty well on a thumb drive.
[04:36] <plytheman> does buntu have a mac version?  I don't even know =S
[04:36] <benay1> :( 294 people in #vwmare but the channel seems dead, no one is talking
[04:36] <losha> flanders: um, try wavbreaker (disclaimer: I've never used this myself)
[04:36] <flanders> losha, so what I do is split automatically at every 60 seconds. If I want to continue where I left off (podcast episode, for example), I can just quickly skip to the track # I left off on.
[04:36] <mezquitale> plytheman, im pretty sure there's a lot of people with macs that have ubuntu installed on your machines
[04:36] <benay1> no one is giving me a clue there :(
[04:36] <flanders> losha, is it a plugin for k3b or another application entirely?
[04:36] <^c|0ud^> Can anyone tell me how to get the icons back from the weather applet, they are missing? Please and Thank You! :)
[04:36] <judaman> So im on ubuntu 9.10 and vpnc just doesn't work, I start it and all my connections to outside world drop, worked fine on 9.04, dammiitt! i hate debugging
[04:36] <KindOne> greezmunkey: just PM me a link
[04:37] <plytheman> mezquitale, sweet deal, hopefully he does have intel and not ppc, should make things a bit easier
[04:37] <greezmunkey> KindOne, here http://paste.ubuntu.com/323010/
[04:37] <slide> I have a VGA 8" touchscreen LCD monitor connected as a secondary monitor, the native resolution is 1600x1200 but under Display Preferences that is not an option, is there anyway to add it or manually set it res to that?
[04:37] <losha> flanders: sorry, it's a separate app. You did ask for a k3b feature....
[04:37] <benay1> has anyone here has experience with vmware player 3, ubuntu 9.10 as host, and vista as guest to have NAT works?
[04:37] <mcurran> KindOne:  I used to do it by running displayconfig-gtk, setting the display the way you want it with the vesa driver, restarting, and then replacing the vesa driver with nvidia in xorg.conf, the only problem, displayconfig-gtk is now obsolete, so you'll need to add some old repos in order to get it, or download it and all it's dependencies.
[04:37] <greezmunkey> KindOne, I don't PM
[04:38] <flanders> losha, I can use mp3splt-gtk to split the mp3 podcasts, but I was hoping K3B had a similar feature that Brasero has: auto-split tracks.
[04:38] <KindOne> greezmunkey: okay
[04:38] <^c|0ud^> Can anyone tell me how to get the icons back from the weather applet, they are missing? Please and Thank You! :)
[04:38] <flanders> losha, Brasero is acting really goofy for me. It doesn't seem to unmount discs when erasing them or when burning, and this has ruined some of my CDs.
[04:38] <rweait> warnings every few seconds from Karmic.  No problem on previous 8.04 installation.  Where to look?  unable to enumerate USB device on port 1
[04:38] <losha> flanders: brasero is incredibly buggy. Not sure why....
[04:39] <lovre> what is that program for ubuntu that creates thumbnails?