[13:43] <ikonia> arys: thats more plauseable, a raid5 array should not start with 1 disk
[13:43] <ikonia> arys: however, I'm afraid I need to leave now
[13:43] <arys> ikonia: Ok thanks for the help...
[13:43] <g33k> does someone have changelog http link for Ubuntu 8.04.1 ?
[13:44] <arys> Question:  Is it safe to create a new md device with 2 of 3 disks in a raid5 setup and then add a new disk?
[13:44] <jstrake> I can't get permission to copy files into /var/www/.  Can't login as root, don't know how to use sudo.  Any suggestions?
[13:44] <psych> hi
[13:45] <tech0007> g33k: try this https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-announce/2008-July/000112.html
[13:45] <quio> Hello.  I updated my system last night to Ubuntu hardy 8.4  Now my wireless won't connect.  I  tried reinstalling the windows drivers but it still won't connect.  Any ideas please?
[13:46] <psych> do ubuntu repositories have the newer flash-player-plugin ?? the one who fixed the bug of nowindow (blank screen) animations ?
[13:46] <tech0007> psych: only in II repo
[13:46] <jtickner1> Hi all
[13:46] <psych> tech0007, how can i know if ive the II repo setted up ?
[13:47] <tech0007> psych: you should not have it, coz its still alpha. what version of ubuntu are you on?
[13:47] <psych> tech0007, hardy heron, stable
[13:48] <g33k> tech0007 thanks for the changelog link
[13:48] <DJones> jstrake: you could try typing "sudo nautilus" in a terminal followed by your user password, and then using that nautilus gui that starts to copy to /var/www/ BUT, beware you could do damage if you move/delete a file by mistake because you're accessing as root, you'd need to close nautilus once you've finished copying so you don't do something as root by mistake afterwards. The safer method would be as ikonia suggested earlier sudo cp /path/to/original
[13:48] <tech0007> psych: if ur willing to try the new flash 10 (beta), download direct from http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/flashplugin-nonfree
[13:49] <psych> tech0007, remove the old one and install this, right
[13:50] <von> Hello
[13:50] <mvinsc> hey... how do i remove frostwire so i can re-install it?
[13:50] <monsieurledan> anyone know why smbpasswd -a would output "Failed to modify password entry for user ctw"? i know for sure i did the password right twice, this log: http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2008/03/24/%23ubuntu.txt shows <cyka> having it fixed by <danand_> but it took place in a pm :(
[13:50] <berent> how do i install firefox 3 on ubuntu?
[13:51] <nin> hi
[13:51] <matthias___> hi
[13:51] <ObsidianDesire> Have you tried using Synaptic package manager?
[13:51] <tech0007> mvinsc: how did u install it?
[13:51] <nin> by package
[13:51] <mvinsc> the .deb from the frostwire site
[13:51] <nin> عربي ؟
[13:51] <tech0007> berent: sudo apt-get install firefox-3.0
[13:51] <saint-takeshi> berent: you should already have it
[13:51] <monsieurledan> !smbpasswd
[13:51] <von> Some of my CUPS printers are visible in Kate but not in firefox,openoffice,... How to add them?
[13:51] <mvinsc> tech0007: the .deb from the frostwire site
[13:51] <monsieurledan> :(
[13:51] <berent> tech0007 : but that's beta
[13:52] <matthias___> is there anybody who knows about exporting the display to another machine?
[13:52] <saint-takeshi> berent: there isn't a release version of firefox 3 yet
[13:52] <tech0007> mvinsc: sudo dpkg -r frostwire
[13:52] <mvinsc> thanks
[13:52] <tech0007> berent: what version of ubuntu do u have?
[13:53] <saint-takeshi> berent: if you want the new features and shiny, shiny awesomeness, use the beta...it's stable, they've released it for windows and everything
[13:53] <berent> tech0007 : hardy
[13:53] <von> I can't find anything in System Settings -Printers   panel
[13:53] <tech0007> berent: firefox-3.0 is final in hardy
[13:54] <tech0007> berent: read the topic
[13:55] <Flynsarmy> Does aMSN have an inbuilt driver for every webcam or something? Why does webcam work with it when it doesn't work with camorama?
[13:55] <monsieurledan> has anyone else had a problem with smbpasswd creating new users?
[13:55] <saint-takeshi> aMSN has webcam support?
[13:55] <berent> tech0007: but firefox released version 3 in May. and I downloaded a tar.bz2 for linux . should i replace /usr/lib/firefox with this?
[13:56] <monsieurledan> or am I (and some guy called cyka back in 2003) the only person to have experienced this?
[13:56] <Flynsarmy> saint-takeshi, yes.......it always has to my knowledge. custom smeleys too
[13:56] <s0u][ight> hi guys how come transmission in ubuntu works for the same torrent much slower than µtorrent in windows?
[13:56] <matthias___> i tried to export the display to my ubuntu machine - so i ran export DISPLAY=<IP_ADDRESS>:0.0 on the server machine and xhost + on my ubuntu machine - but when i start some programm on the server it is waiting some time and then "cannot connect to X server <IP_ADDRESS>:0.0" - are there any logs where i can search for errors??
[13:56] <tech0007> !info firefox-3.0 | berent
[13:56] <monsieurledan> !samba
[13:57] <saint-takeshi> ooft...i thought MSN messenger's webcam protocol was a trade secret or something....i read a year or two back that some dude from a country where reverse-engineering is legal had opened it up and made it available
[13:59] <matthias___> i tried to export the display to my ubuntu machine - so i ran export DISPLAY=<IP_ADDRESS>:0.0 on the server machine and xhost + on my ubuntu machine - but when i start some programm on the server it is waiting some time and then "cannot connect to X server <IP_ADDRESS>:0.0" - are there any logs where i can search for errors??
[13:59] <Tux2K8> any suggested audio player for 8.04?
[13:59] <Dr_willis_> matthias___,   if you use 'ssh -X remotebox' you dont need to mess with all this exporting.
[14:00] <tech0007> Tux2K8: i use rhythmbox
[14:01] <Tux2K8> tech0007: well dont likle it , used to use audacious on 7.10 , but on 8.04 is sounds terrible
[14:01] <wdaniels> Flynsarmy, aMSN can use both V4L and V4L2 interfaces, Camorama only V4L
[14:01] <kschultz> Morning guys (east coast USA at least), I'm setting up Ubuntu on my girlfriends laptop for the first time and I'm looking for some opinion on the best way to do it. I'm going to setup a dual boot to let her ease into it. I'm thinking a partition for Ubuntu's /, a partition for Windows XP, and then a shared data partition. Two questions, 1) what file system for the shared data, ext3, ntfs, or fat32? When I was learning the only option w
[14:01] <kschultz> as sharing on fat32 but now we have ntfs3g and there is an ext3 plugin for XP. The partition will have about 60 gbs of data so I'm worried about fat32 fragmenting though the stuff we are talking about is mostly static. And 2) Should I make the data partition /home or should I mount it at something like /home/username/data/? If it is ext3 I think I can make it /home but if it is ntfs or fat32 I think it will screw up stuff because it do
[14:01] <kschultz> esn't support permissions right?
[14:02] <LinuxID10T> 1) fat32
[14:02] <tech0007> kschultz: /home should always be ext3; data partition i'd go for ntfs
[14:03] <tassoman> is there some kind of gifanimator on gnome?
[14:03] <LinuxID10T> tech0007: not ntfs, use fat for maximum interoperablity
[14:03] <LinuxID10T> fat is much better supported in linux, no 3G
[14:03] <kschultz> I've used fat32 before, and it is definately bulletproof. Im a bit warry of NTFS
[14:03] <LinuxID10T> you should be
[14:03] <bazhang> fat32 has file limits size does it not?
[14:04] <kschultz> Thats what I'm not sure about
[14:04] <tassoman> 2gb limit
[14:04] <kschultz> when I did it, I was only sharing a few gb
[14:04] <LinuxID10T> not a big deal
[14:04] <tassoman> and no more 128 gigs for fs
[14:04] <tassoman> i think
[14:04] <LinuxID10T> 2 gig a file
[14:04] <tassoman> yepp
[14:04] <LinuxID10T> but the filesystem can be larger
[14:04] <kschultz> right
[14:04] <tassoman> arr ok
[14:04] <LinuxID10T> go with fat
[14:05] <kschultz> ok then thats where I'm going, thanks guys
[14:05] <LinuxID10T> your welcome
[14:05] <tassoman> is there some friendly gif animator?
[14:05] <LinuxID10T> tassoman: Gimp has one
[14:05] <tassoman> something much friendly than gimp layers
[14:05] <arys> quit
[14:05] <LinuxID10T> not that i can think of
[14:05] <arys> exit
[14:06] <tassoman> LinuxID10T: you mean gimp's animation layers
[14:06] <LinuxID10T> yes
[14:06] <tassoman> I can't feel friendly :P
[14:06] <LinuxID10T> you could use stopmotion
[14:06] <tassoman> hmm is there in apt?
[14:07] <DeeJayTwo> Hi... I have some difficulties adding my xen bridge interface (xenbr1) on Ubuntu 8.04
[14:07] <LinuxID10T> use stopmotion for animation and draw the frames in gimp
[14:07] <karname> how i can full disable update-notificer in 8.04 ?
[14:07] <saint-takeshi> stopmotion's in apt
[14:07] <Phydoux> Sorry, off topic but does anyone here know if PayPal charges for a deposit? Someone wants to pay me via paypal for something I'm selling on Craigslist
[14:07] <saint-takeshi> it comes pre-installed on ubuntustudio
[14:07] <LinuxID10T> karname: right click on the update notifier and it is under preferences
[14:08] <bazhang> Phydoux, perhaps check the paypal faq or forums
[14:08] <tassoman> Phydoux: 3.4
[14:08] <LinuxID10T> karname: under updates
[14:08] <Phydoux> tassoman, 3.4%?
[14:08] <tassoman> saint-takeshi: i seem it works with movies as input
[14:09] <sharperguy> Anyone know why resizing my logical ext2 (ie: no journaling) partition doesn't seem to be working? Gparted fails to do it, and resize2fs took a few hours and said it did it but it didnt.
[14:09] <tassoman> Phydoux: yes more news about it on theire website
[14:09] <Phydoux> Thanks. Trying to find it now...
[14:09] <LinuxID10T> sharperguy: try resizing using gparted live cd
[14:09] <karname> LinuxID10T : when i do it , does not disable full , it spend a lot of my bandwith and in system monitor i can see it
[14:10] <sharperguy> LinuxID10T, I'm running the dapper live cd with gparted
[14:10] <LinuxID10T> you could remove it from your boot scripts
[14:10] <adred> hi,,why is when is click home or computer folder i get this error:Nautilus could not create the required folder "/home/adred/bakup/Desktop". can i make a fix for this without making those folders? i don't really need those...pls help
[14:10] <LinuxID10T> sharperguy, just try the gparted live cd it works for me
[14:10] <rbarbo> hello!!
[14:10] <rbarbo> :)
[14:10] <LinuxID10T> it is a small 50mb download
[14:10] <tech0007> karname: try system->preferences->sessions  uncheck update notifier
[14:11] <adred> #why is it when i..sorr for the typo
[14:11] <rbarbo> comunity of ubuntu, i need help :)
[14:11] <sharperguy> LinuxID10T, Well whats the difference? Its still gparted
[14:11] <Jianjun-Kong> hello
[14:11] <rbarbo> I tried many distros, including ubuntu, and i like ubuntu the most..........
[14:11] <LinuxID10T> it has many drivers and many times works when others fail
[14:11] <rbarbo> and id liek to install it, but not all the stuff that ubuntu installs by default, is needed
[14:11] <Jianjun-Kong> rbarbo:good
[14:12] <rbarbo> does alternate install cd give me options to choose, what do i want and what i do not?
[14:12] <sharperguy> LinuxID10T, Hmm, ok then then, I'll give it a go
[14:12] <tassoman> rbarbo: try with gentoo
[14:12] <rbarbo> for instance, i dont need 10 different media players, etc etc
[14:12] <LinuxID10T> rbarbo: uninstall the stuff you dont want then install
[14:12] <LinuxID10T> in the live cd
[14:12] <rbarbo> hum?
[14:12] <dfgas> does linux have the memory memory issues on 32bit? the 4gb limit?
[14:12] <karname> LinuxID10T and tech0007 tanks
[14:12] <rbarbo> you mean delete stuff from ubuntu cd image?
[14:13] <bazhang> rbarbo, go for minimal installer then
[14:13] <tassoman> rbarbo: aptitude remove --purge whatyoudontneed
[14:13] <ProwL> rbarbo: you could use the alternate install cd to do a 'minimal install' and then hand select the rest once its installed.
[14:13] <rbarbo> ProwL, thats my point of question! thanks
[14:13] <LinuxID10T> no when you boot the live cd if you remove what you dont want it will not be installed to the harddrive
[14:13] <TuxOne> hello there
[14:13] <bazhang> !minimal
[14:13] <tassoman> rbarbo: full installation is good for better configuration
[14:13] <iiighost> Hello
[14:13] <TuxOne> my pc has an onboard lspci
[14:13] <TuxOne> oops
[14:14] <tassoman> rbarbo: ubuntu doesn't come out to be minimal
[14:14] <rbarbo> tassoman.......... i have a good comp
[14:14] <tassoman> rbarbo: each piece of software is a brick for another
[14:14] <LinuxID10T> rbarbo: what do you not want
[14:14] <rbarbo> i dont want 10 dfferent media players
[14:14] <rbarbo> and so on.........
[14:14] <rbarbo> 10 text editors
[14:14] <tassoman> rbarbo: have you a 2 gigs hd?
[14:14] <LinuxID10T> there is only 2 media players one video and one audio
[14:15] <tech0007> rbarbo: try bazhang's suggestion...go for minimal iso
[14:15] <rbarbo> i have a few TB of disc
[14:15] <tassoman> he means vim gedit emacs nano and so on
[14:15] <LinuxID10T> and text editors there is two cli and one gui
[14:15] <bazhang> only 9 MB
[14:15] <tassoman> i think gedit isn't more than 1meg
[14:15] <TuxOne> my pc has an onboard 82865G Intel Graphics card, which driver is best for me: is it "intel" or "i810"?
[14:15] <tassoman> ....
[14:15] <rbarbo> i really like to decide myself, what i want, i dont like default ubuntu media players. id use VLC and i have to find some good music player
[14:15] <LinuxID10T> i810 is not in 8.04
[14:15] <LinuxID10T> i am using one right now
[14:16] <alnokta2> is there a way so that users (other than root) cannot view files in /var/www while it is still viewable in web browser?
[14:16] <tassoman> rbarbo: if you want to decide yourself you should install gentoo... trustme
[14:16] <TuxOne> ok
[14:16] <rbarbo> tassoman........ im not really a good bug fixer or coder
[14:16] <gordonjcp> alnokta2: make it only owned by www-data, and only readable by owner
[14:16] <tech0007> TuxOne: i810
[14:16] <bazhang> tassoman, now *that* is offtopic
[14:16] <rbarbo> ubuntu ahs good hardware support i like tat
[14:17] <kongov1> Hello,everyone.
[14:17] <xaustenx_> heya
[14:17] <rbarbo> Im actually having linux installed instead of windows
[14:17] <LinuxID10T> hello
[14:17] <rbarbo> im fed up with windows and its costs
[14:17] <rbarbo> i like open, free software.
[14:17] <xaustenx_> my windows crashes, switched to linux and haven't been back
[14:17] <kongov1> Good
[14:17] <axisys> how do I upgrade flash to 10 beta 2 ?
[14:17] <cap> what's "windows"..?
[14:17] <axisys> or should I wait until it is available thru update?
[14:18] <alnokta2> gordonjcp, so chown -R www-data folder ?
[14:18] <xaustenx_> windows is a scary place you should never go
[14:18] <cap> oh, ok
[14:18] <rbarbo> cap: i was there for 12 years.
[14:18] <LinuxID10T> axisys you can go to adobe's websight and download it
[14:18] <temoto-work> Why on my local box apt-get a<TAB> expands to auto, but on ssh Ubuntu 8.04 server not?
[14:18] <rbarbo> happy to eb on linux now.
[14:18] <tech0007> i''ve ubuntu at home, i use M$ at work
[14:18] <rbarbo> its much much more stable
[14:18] <kongov1> Open source, free software.
[14:18] <axisys> LinuxID10T: should I rather wait?
[14:18] <LinuxID10T> yes
[14:18] <axisys> LinuxID10T: for the update?
[14:19] <LinuxID10T> it is not very stable with ff3
[14:19] <axisys> LinuxID10T: ok. thnx
[14:19] <xaustenx_> i'm by no means a linux expert, but once you get the learning curve out of the way it's awesome
[14:19] <LinuxID10T> xaustenx_: what learning curve :-D
[14:20] <gordonjcp> alnokta2: yes, but be very very careful
[14:20] <xaustenx_> well switching from windows to linux :P
[14:20] <rbarbo> wow
[14:20] <rbarbo> ffs
[14:20] <TuxOne> i mistakenly remove the driver for my intel vga..how can i reinstall it?
[14:20] <rbarbo> 10 metres from my house
[14:20] <berent> I am unable to install any addon to firefox .It says upgrade it. although i have firefox 3 beta 5
[14:20] <rbarbo> major lightening strike
[14:20] <rbarbo> omg
[14:20] <rbarbo> :D
[14:20] <FloodBot1> rbarbo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:20] <TuxOne> I 'm using Ubuntu 8.04
[14:20] <gordonjcp> alnokta2: remember that the directories must have execute permission
[14:20] <axisys> TuxOne: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg ?
[14:20] <rbarbo> sorry for using enter too much......... bad habits
[14:20] <ProwL> rbarbo: what I did for my minimal installation, was use the 'alternate install' cd, and followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/LowMemorySystems for a reference.
[14:20] <alnokta2> gordonjcp, okay thank you.
[14:21] <gordonjcp> alnokta2: if you're at all unsure, copy the directory before you start
[14:21] <rbarbo> okay
[14:21] <rbarbo> i have another question........ im really confused about which drivers to use... nvidia official drivers, or community drivers
[14:21] <rbarbo> for my geforece ti4400 128
[14:21] <berent> I am unable to install any addon to firefox .It says upgrade it. although i have firefox 3 beta 5
[14:21] <alnokta2> ah
[14:21] <gordonjcp> berent: that's an old version
[14:22] <rbarbo> berent, upgrade firefox lol
[14:22] <berent> rbarbo: how?
[14:22] <rbarbo> uhm
[14:22] <rbarbo> sudo apt-get install firefox
[14:22] <xaustenx_> rbarbo which drivers do you use?
[14:22] <rbarbo> it will install newer
[14:23] <rbarbo> xaustenx_ atm nvidia official, but im on kubuntu with kde4, i dislike it, im going back to ubuntu
[14:23] <DASPRiD> when will we get compiz 0.7.6?
[14:24] <xaustenx_> i'm just curious because the official ones don't render some of the graphics for my card and i've been looking for a fix
[14:24] <rbarbo> is anyone up to give me tutorial about booting ubuntu from usb stick?
[14:24] <alnokta2> gordonjcp, what is this in numbers? drwx--x--x
[14:24] <W8TAH> hi folks - i installed xdm and it is forcing me to gnome, instead of fluxbox -- how do i change the setup so that fluxbox starts
[14:24] <icewaterman>  alnokta2 711
[14:24] <xaustenx_> rbarbo: change the boot sequence to boot from usb device in the boot menu, or was there more to that question?
[14:24] <rbarbo> xaustenx_ it was, actually... hwo to make usb bootable :)
[14:25] <alnokta2> thx icewaterman
[14:25] <rbarbo> im noob, im really sorry, only good with wins.
[14:25] <rbarbo> unfortunately !!!!!!!!!
[14:25] <icewaterman> alnokta2: however you see man chmod you can as well chmod u+rwxg+xo+x
[14:25] <xaustenx_> oh haha, i run ubuntu off an external hd
[14:25] <icewaterman> alnokta2: so you do not really need the numbers.
[14:26] <berent> gordonjcp : i am unable to upgrade.  when i do sudo apt-get upgrade firefox it says i have newest version
[14:26] <loopodoopo> whhaaa
[14:26] <alnokta2> ah
[14:26] <loopodoopo> first time, I am sorry :P
[14:26] <gnubie> rbarbo, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-ubuntu-linux-from-usb-stick.html  details
[14:26] <xaustenx_> shut down your computer and when you reboot hit f2 to get into the bios and change your boot sequence to boot from usb device first
[14:26] <icewaterman> alnokta2: uhm, replace the + with a =
[14:26] <tech0007> berent: 'sudo apt-get update' then 'sudo apt-get install firefox-3.0'
[14:26] <icewaterman> but see man chmod for details
[14:26] <jyoti> rbaro: yeah that link works.
[14:27] <berent> tech0007: i did that. still it is firefox 3 beta5
[14:27] <DASPRiD> there is no backport of compiz 0.7.6 for hardy?
[14:27] <alnokta2> u=rwxg=xo=x
[14:27] <dr_Willis> rbarbo,  depends on eaxctly  what you want to do - check pendrivelinux.com
[14:27] <tech0007> berent: use synaptic
[14:27] <Finiras> is there any way for the system admin to log every single command that a specific user runs on the system via command line?
[14:27] <berent> tech0007: tried that also.
[14:28] <tech0007> berent: uninstall then reinstall firefox-3.0
[14:28] <berent> tech0007: ok let me try that
[14:28] <icewaterman> alnokta2: yes
[14:28] <rbarbo> brb
[14:29] <rbarbo> im getting my usb stick
[14:29] <rbarbo> :)
[14:29] <bazhang> berent, what does firefox --version return
[14:29] <kde_pepo> hi, where can I get help to build packages for (K)Ubuntu? I do not run this distribution, but want to provide packages. Some web based build service would be nice.
[14:29] <xaustenx_> are there any good third part gfx card drivers for ubuntu? these nvidia official ones aren't cutting it for me
[14:29] <tech0007> !ppa | kde_pepo
[14:29] <berent> bazhang: i gave remove command. but when i open the browser at top it is firefox3 beta 5
[14:30] <bazhang> kde_pepo, you want your own repos?
[14:30] <icewaterman> alnokta2: the numbers are easily remembered if you know how it is implemented: its is a binary number each bit a flag and the total number is what you need for chmod. 7 for instance is binary 111 which means all flags (read, write, execute) are set.
[14:30] <ViPER^-> Howdy!
[14:30] <xaustenx_> heya
[14:30] <kde_pepo> bazhang, repos not really required, I could host the .deb on my site.
[14:30] <kde_pepo> thanks tech0007
[14:30] <berent> bazhang, Mozilla Firefox 3.0b5, Copyright (c) 1998 - 2008 mozilla.org
[14:31] <bazhang> kde_pepo, check the ppa link above
[14:31] <W8TAH> hi folks - i installed xdm and it is forcing me to gnome, instead of fluxbox -- how do i change the setup so that fluxbox starts
[14:31] <bazhang> berent, this is gutsy or hardy
[14:31] <tech0007> berent: paste the output of 'apt-cache policy firefox-3.0' to paste.ubuntu.com
[14:31] <kde_pepo> yep, thanks bazhang
[14:31] <ViPER^-> I got a small problem when trying to compile xbtt. I compiled it yesterday using an svn source but that version didnt work with the tracker software i was going to use so i downloaded a new svn source of xbtt but when i try to run an sudo ./make.sh it sais the command doesnt exist. Why is that?
[14:32] <alnokta2> icewaterman, ah so 7 is maximum, 0 is min?
[14:32] <berent> bazhang, http://paste.ubuntu.com/24993/
[14:32] <berent> tech0007, http://paste.ubuntu.com/24993/
[14:32] <bazhang> berent, this is gutsy or hardy
[14:32] <Finiras> what console command do I use to view the status of a disc, for example the free space
[14:32] <AndyNH> I just installed WUBI with no apparent problem.  On reboot, however, there is no grub - XP just starts.  I see there is no boot.ini file.  ??
[14:32] <noobuntu> i want to install "kernel sources" i write: apt-get install kernel source 2.6.34 kernel-headers-2.6.24-19-generic  but it says: E: couldnt find package kernel
[14:33] <DASPRiD> for those who are interested, here is a backport of compiz 0.7.6 for hardy: deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/compiz/ubuntu hardy main
[14:33] <Xoferif> hello
[14:33] <temoto-work> Why on my local box apt-get a<TAB> expands to auto, but on ssh Ubuntu 8.04 server not?
[14:33] <berent> bazhang, hardy
[14:33] <Xoferif> I just installed ubuntu recently but I'm unable to find out how to make the sound work, I have a built in ac97 sound card, any help is appreciated
[14:34] <rbarbo> okay
[14:34] <gavi> folks ive been having serrious trouble with gstreamer on my computer...
[14:34] <rbarbo> i found usb stick!
[14:34] <rbarbo> :D
[14:34] <noobuntu> xoferif is it just with headphones or everything?
[14:34] <Xoferif> everything
[14:34] <chouaib> #linuxac
[14:34] <gavi> is there a way i can have ubuntu repair this problem
[14:35] <gavi> when i try to open a video with mplayer it shuts off
[14:35] <xaustenx_> Xofe is that the only sound device you have installed?
[14:36] <Xoferif> well I haven't installed any audio devices
[14:36] <xaustenx_> well i mean
[14:36] <xaustenx_> is that the only sound hardware you have
[14:36] <xaustenx_> as in, you have no other sound card competing with it
[14:36] <jyoti> Xoferif: It works out of the box for me. Though I am on redhat 2.4
[14:36] <tech0007> berent: 'sudo apt-get update'
[14:36] <bazhang> gavi, tried vlc yet?
[14:36] <noobuntu> how can I geth Kernel sources?????
[14:36] <jyoti> Xoferif: I mean the kernel version
[14:36] <Xoferif> yea, just the built in one
[14:37] <xaustenx_> k
[14:37] <Xoferif> im using ubuntu 8.04
[14:37] <weldyss> hi
[14:37] <xaustenx_> i just had this problem, let me dig up the resourced i found that helped me for you
[14:37] <gavi> bazhang, i prefer totem
[14:37] <LinuxID10T> i am listening to music on an ac97 sound card right now
[14:37] <xaustenx_> resources*
[14:37] <Xoferif> alright man, I appreciate it
[14:37] <xaustenx_> np
[14:37] <bazhang> noobuntu, apt-cache search kernel
[14:37] <berent> tech0007 , bazhang: Oh I got the mistake . I hadn't check the recommended/pre-released/ updates in repositories . Now I get 288 packs to update!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :-)
[14:37] <xaustenx_> i'm going to private chat you so i don't have to spam it in here
[14:37] <gavi> i just did a test... if i open the video in the teminal it works.... if i open by clicking on the file in nautalis it currently shows video without audi
[14:38] <gavi> audio
[14:38] <UrTopBoi> Hello all
[14:38] <tech0007> berent: way to go haha\
[14:38] <weldyss> Who use ubutu with ati radeon?
[14:38] <noobuntu> ok thx
[14:38] <bazhang> berent, nice :)
[14:38] <Xoferif> alright
[14:38] <lordnoid> i do weldyss
[14:38] <azariah> Where can I find the file that contains the env variables?
[14:38] <Bruno> hi all i get the following message while booting the ubuntu 8,04 live cd -> (INITRAMfs) [58.146556] ata2.00: exception Emask 0x0 action 0x2 frozen
[14:39] <weldyss> I'm with problems with videos... do you too?
[14:39] <UrTopBoi> I am not new to linux but have been out of the game for awhile, I was wondering if ubuntu would run on a laptop with 900mhz 256mb ram?
[14:39] <LinuxID10T> weldyss: what driver are you using
[14:39] <Bruno> followed by several exceptions
[14:39] <weldyss> fglrx
[14:39] <bazhang> UrTopBoi, slowly
[14:39] <lordnoid> wldyss: i have none
[14:39] <tech0007> UrTopBoi: try the livecd first
[14:39] <LinuxID10T> what is the problem
[14:39] <lordnoid> weldyss: wich card?
[14:39] <UrTopBoi> bazhang is there any distro that would work?
[14:40] <noobuntu> but why does it say couldnt find package kernel-source-2.6.24
[14:40] <Kartagis> when I start Printing through System>Administration, it just closes after it starts. when I start it from the console, it gives me 2 screens of errors and dies. i tried uninstalling and re-installing but it still is the same. what to do?
[14:40] <weldyss> xpress 1100, and always run videos this open only in fullscreen..
[14:40] <Finiras> urtopboi: you should look for the netbook version of ubuntu its made for low end laptops
[14:40] <bazhang> UrTopBoi, sure, there are a ton-->in the *buntu family perhaps xubuntu and fluxbuntu
[14:40] <Bruno> this happens only in 1 computer other work ok
[14:40] <DJones> !requirements | UrTopBoi
[14:40] <weldyss> in normal mode nothing images
[14:41] <bazhang> Finiras, netbook is mostly for touchscreens
[14:41] <tech0007> noobuntu: 'sudo apt-get install linux-source'
[14:41] <UrTopBoi> but does it still have the functionality and options that a regular version would offer?
[14:41] <LinuxID10T> have you tried the opensource driver
[14:41] <ftehw> Any ideas why a mutt background is black in xterm but sorta gray in gnome-terminal
[14:41] <LinuxID10T> it has made leaps and bounds
[14:41] <Finiras> i dont think so, none of the netbooks up till now have touchscreens
[14:41] <quio> Can someone please help me get my wireless working.   I have been reading Ubuntu forums and documentation to get it running and cannot figure it out.  It worked before I upgraded to 8.04 hardy.  I know the card works because if I put in an XP hard drive it works right away.  Any suggestions please?
[14:41] <weldyss> I neber don't see this
[14:41] <noobuntu> ok thanks tech
[14:41] <Finiras> bazhang/\
[14:41] <lordnoid> weldyss: well after clean install i just did an upgrade (apt-get upgrade) and after that restricted drivers manager
[14:42] <LinuxID10T> weldyss: is this presistant?
[14:42] <ObsidianDesire> Hey I have the Trust TB-2100 wireless tablet, and i was just wondering where to find the drivers for it?
[14:43] <weldyss> I have compiled all ati drivers again and this problem persists
[14:43] <UrTopBoi> but does xubunu still have the functionality and options that a regular version would offer?
[14:43] <LinuxID10T> compiled?
[14:43] <tech0007> UrTopBoi: yes
[14:43] <lordnoid> weldyss: why not resticted driver manager?
[14:43] <UrTopBoi> thank you guys
[14:43] <LinuxID10T> try sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg and choose radeon
[14:44] <UrTopBoi> does it also offer the same driver support?
[14:44] <Xpistos> How do I install FF3
[14:44] <weldyss> I tried two forms... restricted driver and open driver...
[14:44] <LinuxID10T> it is the same in both?
[14:44] <Bruno> has anyone had any problems with initramfs while booting ubuntu?
[14:45] <LinuxID10T> if so try another video player
[14:45] <Xpistos> When I look in synaptic it is already installed, but when i run the browser it is ff2
[14:45] <bazhang> !ff3
[14:45] <weldyss> same problems
[14:45] <LinuxID10T> ok try another video player
[14:45] <LinuxID10T> VCL perhaps
[14:45] <LinuxID10T> VLC
[14:45] <Xpistos> I downloaded the tarball from mozilla, but I can't find how to install it
[14:45] <Xpistos> the readme file tells me nothing
[14:45] <tech0007> UrTopBoi: only difference b/w the different flavors are the look and feel
[14:45] <LinuxID10T> don't use the tarball
[14:46] <bazhang> Xpistos, this is gutsy or hardy
[14:46] <LinuxID10T> install from repos
[14:46] <Xpistos> sorry hardy
[14:46] <weldyss> I have use mplayer and vlc
[14:46] <weldyss> kaffeine only in fullscreen
[14:46] <LinuxID10T> weldyss: you there?
[14:46] <LinuxID10T> does it happen for all?
[14:46] <Xpistos> I extracted the files but I am stuck
[14:46] <rbarbo> hello
[14:47] <rbarbo> how to i format usb stick in fat32
[14:47] <bazhang> Xpistos, get from repos
[14:47] <rbarbo> under linux?
[14:47] <LinuxID10T> install gparted and format
[14:47] <carma> hello, I want to NAT my external IP of my website to my internal IP of my network but I have alot of strugling?
[14:47] <Xpistos> Synaptic says I have it installed
[14:47] <Xpistos> but I don't find it
[14:47] <weldyss> is happen for all players
[14:47] <zhaozhou> carma, Hm?
[14:48] <LinuxID10T> if that is the case i cant help you, sorry :-(
[14:48] <bazhang> Xpistos, what does firefox --version return
[14:48] <zhaozhou> carma, You want to make a NAT router?
[14:48] <Xpistos> it says three
[14:49] <Xpistos> but when I do about ff it says 2
[14:49] <carma> the external IP is now <IP_ADDRESS> and I have to change it to <IP_ADDRESS> but I can't get the thing to NAT, the internal IP is <IP_ADDRESS>. Look at this site http://www.eldocoaches.co.za and then click on the link, it will work now...
[14:49] <zhaozhou> Xpistos, do 'ls /usr/bin | grep firefox'
[14:49] <carma> Yes, I want to make a NAT router...
[14:49] <zhaozhou> Xpistos, And perhaps 'ls /opt'
[14:50] <zhaozhou> carma, Dedicated NAT server?
[14:50] <weldyss> LinuxID10T ok, thanks.
[14:50] <carma> yes, one that is always on...
[14:50] <Xpistos> ... | grep firefox shows ff1, ff2 and ff3
[14:50] <zhaozhou> Xpistos, what happends if you launch ff3, then?
[14:50] <LinuxID10T> weldyss: for what?
[14:50] <geek_inn2> hey iam getting troubles with pidgin using IRC
[14:50] <geek_inn2> in xp
[14:50] <weldyss> my problem is ver very very strange
[14:50] <geek_inn2> it doesnt start irc network
[14:51] <geek_inn2> first it used to
[14:51] <carma> my route looks like this now in iptables: -A PREROUTING -d <IP_ADDRESS> -i eth1:3 -p tcp -m tcp --dport 8082 -j DNAT --to-destination <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:51] <carma> but when I change the link on the website to go to that IP then its not working...
[14:51] <zhaozhou> carma, Easiest way to NAT is to MASQUERADE, but if you have a static IP, it wont matter.
[14:51] <bazhang> geek_inn2, in xp? or ubuntu
[14:51] <Buyydee> I installed an account for a friend of mine who wants to access some files in my home folder via ssh. I want him not to be able to see/access any of my data except for one folder.  How would I do this the most elegant way?
[14:52] <Xpistos> If i type "firefox-3.0" a browser window opens. I go to about help and about firefox and it tells me it is ont <IP_ADDRESS>
[14:52] <quio> Can someone please help me get my wireless working.   I have been reading Ubuntu forums and documentation to get it running and cannot figure it out.  It worked before I upgraded to 8.04 hardy.  I know the card works because if I put in an XP hard drive it works right away.  Any suggestions please?
[14:52] <zhaozhou> Buyydee, You could chmod your files, that way he wont be able to read them.
[14:52] <Loofemmaps> i saw a video of some guy flipping a cube around to go between desktops, what's that called?
[14:52] <zhaozhou> Loofemmaps, compiz.
[14:53] <Loofemmaps> thanks
[14:53] <bazhang> !cube
[14:53] <carma> I have an static IP and masquerade is active but still no luck, you can ping the <IP_ADDRESS> IP and it works when I NAT it to my laptop which have IIS on, but not when I NAT it to the server.
[14:53] <zhaozhou> Loofemmaps, It's installed by default in ubuntu - *sigh* - so you can enable it in system>preferences>apperance.
[14:53] <Buyydee> zhaozhou: well, yes, but assume I have 30 folders in ~ and would like only one to be readable/accessable. How would I do this?
[14:53] <Loofemmaps> oh, sorry
[14:53] <Loofemmaps> will do
[14:54] <Jack_Sparrow> Loofemmaps Install ccsm  sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager Next go to system...pref..advanced desktop effects....  On the first page  put check next to rotate cube and desktop cube.. dbl click general options... up closer to the top...  click on desktop size  and set them to 4, 1 and 1  top to bottom... ctrl+alt+(Left Mouse Button) then move mouse
[14:54] <doktoreas> Hello
[14:54] <hunzikea> recently, my laptop fails waking up from suspend to ram. i followed the guide in the wiki (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelSuspend) and got the following out: [   18.230778]   Magic number: 0:731:232
[14:54] <hunzikea> [   18.230780]   hash matches /build/buildd/linux-2.6.24/drivers/base/power/main.c:76
[14:54] <hunzikea> [   18.230796]   hash matches device ttyv2
[14:54] <zhaozhou> carma, Firstly, care to pastebin your iptables rules? And have you enabled forwarding? (/proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/forwarding, i think.)
[14:54] <hunzikea> can anybody help?
[14:54] <Buyydee> zhaozhou: Could I chmod my home folder to be non-accessable and then change the folder inside of it and he would still see it? Or would this require a link from his home folder?
[14:54] <bazhang> pastebin hunzikea
[14:55] <carma> yes, forwarding is enabled, how do I use pastebin?
[14:55] <hunzikea> bazhang: what do you want to see in pastebin? execpt those three lines?
[14:55] <zhaozhou> Buyydee, One to be?
[14:55] <zhaozhou> Buyydee, One to be what? (:
[14:55] <Buyydee> zhaozhou: Excuse me?
[14:55] <Jagatuba> I had a heck of a time getting Ubuntu to connect to my linksys router. I finally did get it to work but I have to enter the passphrase everytime I boot up. I'm pretty sure this is not necessary, but I don't know how to make it remember my passphrase.
[14:55] <bazhang> hunzikea, it was an after the fact request for pastebin
[14:55] <Jack_Sparrow> !paste > carma
[14:56] <zhaozhou> Buyydee, You can do that, simply making them non-readably by others, that's no problem at all. But he will still be able to scroll around the system like you can.
[14:56] <Buyydee> Jagatuba: There's something called 'keyring' in ubuntu. You should enable that
[14:56] <mgolisch> Jagatuba: thats because networkmanager didnt save the wlan key in the login keyring
[14:56] <hunzikea> bazhang: sorry, i don't get it
[14:56] <Jagatuba> how do I enable that
[14:56] <mgolisch> so you have to unlock the default keyring networkmanager saved the wlan key into on every boot
[14:57] <mgolisch> theres hints on the web in howto change that
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> hunzikea He was politely telling you that pasteing into the channel is not cool
[14:57] <rbarbo> hello all!
[14:57] <zhaozhou> rbarbo, hello!
[14:57] <carma> thanks ubottu
[14:57] <Jack_Sparrow> hunzikea and to please not do it again
[14:57] <hunzikea> ok, sorry, i thought just three lines would be ok :-) anyway. help appreciated...
[14:57] <zhaozhou> carma, ubottu is a bot. ;)
[14:58] <hunzikea> Jack_Sparrow: i won't
[14:58] <carma> but I have to get this server to nat, please help me... lol didn't know that...
[14:58] <rbarbo> im tryin to make usb stick bootable
[14:58] <rbarbo> look at this
[14:58] <rbarbo> http://rafb.net/p/bsxUpn85.html
[14:58] <rbarbo> i dont udnerstand if i have to compile or sth
[14:58] <Buyydee> zhaozhou: I'm not quite sure how to tackle this... I don't know if the thing with chmod'ing is the right approach. Let me formulate my problem more general: I want a friend to be able to access my ~/Music folder via ssh - how would you do this?
[14:58] <bazhang> carma, try #networking
[14:58] <Jack_Sparrow> rabelais Pleas dont use enter after every three words..    and also see pendrivelinux.com
[14:58] <UrTopBoi> is xubuntu just a slimed down version of the full release?
[14:58] <casio1374633> 请问有人能帮忙吗?
[14:59] <bazhang> !cn
[14:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb
[14:59] <Buyydee> !chinese
[14:59] <carma> the webserver I am trying to nat uses a proxy server and a different gateway.. can that have an effect?
[14:59] <tech0007> !xubuntu | UrTopBoi
[14:59] <casio1374633> ....
[14:59] <casio1374633> sorry . i am not find that
[14:59] <Jack_Sparrow> UrTopBoi No, just a different desktop, but lighter than gnome ..yes
[14:59] <bazhang> casio1374633, /join #ubuntu-cn
[14:59] <Buyydee> casio1374633: try /join #ubuntu-cn
[14:59] <Buyydee> :)
[15:00] <casio1374633> ye . i just find it i make mistake
[15:00] <zhaozhou> carma, Just forward to the gateway, or whatever brings tho data to the webserver, then you'll be all right.
[15:00] <chong> hi; can someone help me get skype running on hardy heron x64?
[15:00] <carma> I have webmin on the linux server aswell and the IP and port for that is https://<IP_ADDRESS>:10000 if you want to check it out.
[15:00] <Jack_Sparrow> carma webmin is not advised
[15:00] <Buyydee> chong: Yes, I quickly look for the guide
[15:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !webmin
[15:01] <carma> yeah! I will try that!
[15:01] <Kartagis> !ebox
[15:02] <zhaozhou> SSH is way better then any of those solutions.
[15:02] <Buyydee> chong: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=432295&highlight=skype+hardy+64+bit
[15:02] <carma> I like iptables more but webmin sounded esier...
[15:02] <bindaas> hi,firefox 3 is behaving awkwardly on hardy heron,i cant add exception,doesnot show me history ,screw address bar,purging and installing new firefox does not help
[15:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !webmin > carma
[15:03] <zhaozhou> Jack_Sparrow, Got it already.
[15:03] <l3d> ok I* had used remastersys to reinstall everything I am using 8.04 and I notice that when i change the login window options to allow me to auto login or just even change the login window itself  it reverts back every time like it wont let me change anything. Any ideas on what to do?
[15:03] <Joelito> hi all, I just install apache + mysql and I don't want to load them on ubuntu startup..how to do this,please
[15:03] <geek_inn2> in xp pidgin problems connecting 2 IRC
[15:03] <geek_inn2> iam trying some unpopular software
[15:03] <bazhang> ##windows geek_inn2
[15:03] <zhaozhou> geek_inn2, #pidgin
[15:03] <carma> Thanks Jack, what is !ebox?
[15:03] <chong> Buyydee: well, i've had it installed for a while, but i've never really tested it until now, and it's throwing ALSA errors at me.
[15:03] <mgolisch> its a known problem i think
[15:03] <dr_Willis> geek_inn2,  there is xchat for windows
[15:03] <geek_inn2> clicks and whistles
[15:03] <mgolisch> upgrade to the latest version
[15:03] <Jack_Sparrow> zhaozhou I didnt send it directly to her the first time and she did not specifically respond to it so I then > to her
[15:03] <bazhang> geek_inn2, no xp support here.
[15:03] <Buyydee> chong: which version do you have installed?
[15:03] <Xoferif> how can I set a script to run on start up?
[15:03] <mgolisch> oh irc
[15:04] <geek_inn2> xchat is  not Free>
[15:04] <mgolisch> i read icq
[15:04] <mgolisch> my bad
[15:04] <mgolisch> :)
[15:04] <geek_inn2> soo.......
[15:04] <mgolisch> geek_inn2: it is
[15:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !ebox > carma
[15:04] <FloodBot1> mgolisch: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:04] <l3d> xchat2 is right
[15:04] <chong> Buyydee: <IP_ADDRESS>
[15:04] <ufik> hey ppl, i have do openLDAP+samba domain adn i have delay above 3-5min after raise winXP to enter in computer with domain login... sry bad english
[15:04] <karname> how i can see all program that connect to the internet in ubuntu
[15:04] <mgolisch> geek_inn2: http://www.silverex.org/news/ << xchat compiled for windows(totaly free)
[15:04] <zhaozhou> karname, netstat
[15:04] <geek_inn2> now i configured for good
[15:04] <Buyydee> chong: there's a slightly newer one, but that shouldn't matter. is sound working?
[15:05] <Jack_Sparrow> geek_inn2 Please stop rambling on
[15:05] <chong> Buyydee: yes, both in and out
[15:05] <bazhang> geek_inn2, no ##windows support here.
[15:05] <Xpistos> When you are talking about Xen - What is an LVM? Linux Virtual Machine?
[15:05] <bazhang> !lvm
[15:05] <Jack_Sparrow> !ircfix
[15:05] <Buyydee> chong: Have you done a test call? What were the results?
[15:05] <carma> will I be able to create a NAT with that?
[15:05] <tech0007> !icq
[15:05] <geek_inn2> i have strange habit of clicking enter,in IRC and chat often
[15:06] <Leefmc> Question: Where are aliases stored again? There is somewhere in your ~/ directory that i was told to store aliases iirc, i did so, but now i want to add another and i forget the file name
[15:06] <bazhang> geek_inn2, stop with the chat please
[15:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !icqfix
[15:06] <chong> Buyydee: i just dont hear anything
[15:06] <Buyydee> chong: Do you hear the ringing before the call?
[15:06] <chong> Buyydee: or if i leave it on 'default' for the output device, it says 'problem with audio device'
[15:06] <chong> no
[15:07] <zhaozhou> Leefmc, What aliases?
[15:07] <zhaozhou> Leefmc, for bash?
[15:07] <Kartagis> !icq
[15:07] <Buyydee> chong: Is there any other sound programme (like music player...) running in the background?
[15:07] <Leefmc> zhaozhou: Yea
[15:07] <zhaozhou> Leefmc, .bashrc
[15:07] <Luhta> where is the ubuntu equivilancy of /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ ? I don't have that direcotry
[15:07] <Kartagis> !pidgin
[15:07] <Luhta> directory either
[15:07] <zetheroo> is there a known USB TV tuner that works in Ubuntu?
[15:07] <carma> I will use EBOX!!!!
[15:07] <Leefmc> zhaozhou: Thats it, thank you
[15:07] <Jack_Sparrow> Kartagis the icq fix is done, just waiting for testing to be released
[15:07] <tech0007> Luhta: /etc/network ?
[15:07] <Jack_Sparrow> carma good choice
[15:07] <carma> Thank you guys! Have a nice day!
[15:08] <chong> Buyydee: i could try closing firefox; it might have some sound player integrated
[15:08] <Luhta> tech0007, I looked there but the format looks different,
[15:08] <zhaozhou> Leefmc, Could use the alias command aswell though (: but that will dissapear when you close bash.
[15:08] <Jack_Sparrow> carma take care
[15:08] <carma> I have to get this server up before my boss craps on me...
[15:08] <Buyydee> chong: I don't think so...
[15:08] <tech0007> Luhta: what exactly are u lookin for?
[15:08] <Leefmc> zhaozhou: Yea
[15:08] <atrus> zetheroo: quite a few. i'm on a wintv pvr usb2.
[15:08] <geek_inn2> hey developers response not correct for my problem.auto mounting problems in hardy,i tried to fix and entered the entry "If you manually mount them without using gnome-mount then that is the reason you don't see the labels, the labels are seen if you mount the drives through HAL which is through gnome-mount".i added entry of four drives  fat partitions like this "/dev/sda8 /media/HUMMING vfat umask=0000 0 0"
[15:08] <geek_inn2> About the read/write problem, what are the fstab entries for those drives/partitions?
[15:08] <geek_inn2> "
[15:08] <Luhta> tech0007, I am trying to follow this, umm one sec
[15:08] <Kartagis> Jack_Sparrow: the pidgin-broke-icq thing?
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Kartagis Yes is the short answer
[15:09] <zetheroo> atrus: how easy was the installation?
[15:09] <Mizusei> alguien sabe instalar driver ?
[15:09] <geek_inn2> 2 problems.i dont see the xp lables 26gig drives showing in ubuntu without lable there are four such so very confusing
[15:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Kartagis The patch is done.  it is under testing..  If you must must have it now I can hook you up. but only if you are running Hardy
[15:09] <gnubie> chong,  I had to install PulseAudio device chosser b4 skype would work in 64bits for me
[15:09] <zhaozhou> geek_inn2, You want to add r/w acces to the vfat through fstab? Clarify. (:
[15:10] <Luhta> tech0007, I have to find it again, I just picked up work on it again this morning
[15:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !es > Mizusei
[15:10] <Mizusei> ok
[15:10] <chong> gnubie: ok, will try
[15:10] <zetheroo> atrus: where can I get one of them?
[15:10] <atrus> zetheroo: installation of the device? plug in it, and /dev/video0 pops up. you've got to configure the application to use it. mythtv was reasonably easy, just follow the instructions. are you looking at mythtv?
[15:10] <geek_inn2> next drives are shown as external in places>>external drives
[15:10] <gnubie> chong,  it just worked after that
[15:10] <zetheroo> atrus: I was thinking of using mythtv ... yes
[15:11] <AzAriaN> hello
[15:11] <geek_inn2> i want 2 have r/w access so i changed it to umask
[15:11] <geek_inn2> defaults entry doesnt give me the r/w access
[15:11] <chong> gnubie: i have it installed according to apt-get
[15:11] <Luhta> tech0007, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-771351.html the last posting on the page I'm trying to install those drivers
[15:11] <kane77> hi, I switched resolution to 1280x1024 and now I cannot change it to any other resolution.. what do I do?
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> zetheroo May I suggest you watch this video..  http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2176025602905109829&hl=en
[15:12] <gnubie> chong,  let me see what else I might have done
[15:12] <chong> gnubie: do you know how i should go about activating this?
[15:12] <Luhta> tech0007, right now I'm using ndiswrapper and it keeps crashing every10 minutes or so requireing me to reboot in order to reload the module it freezes whenever I try to unload ndiswrapper to reload it (this is not the question, just background)
[15:12] <atrus> zetheroo: i dunno, mine's a couple years old or so. but they've got newer fancier models out now which are generally well supported. the wintv branded stuff (made my hauppague) is generally good. if you get one with "pvr" or otherwise with hardware encoding, odds are good. you might verify a particular model with #mythtv-users, the mythtv wiki, or just googling for: <model> linux :)
[15:12] <Jack_Sparrow> geek_inn2 The drives can get locked down by windows and will come up as redad only
[15:13] <Luhta> tech0007, er hang on I'll pastebin the INSTALL file for simplicity
[15:13] <atrus> zetheroo: high def tuners can be found too, but it's hard to get an unencrypted high-def signal you're allowed to work with.
[15:13] <Buyydee> What is BAT0?
[15:13] <geek_inn2> no i have full access in xp as admin,but really the problem is not mounting now,but just showing drive lables
[15:14] <bazhang> in xp?
[15:14] <zetheroo> atrus: ok... thanks for the info ... I am in South Africa so I am looking for the simplest of needs met ... namely Analog TV ....
[15:14] <atrus> zetheroo: made BY hauppauge rather.
[15:15] <ilya0035745> hi, I have installed ubuntu today! only 20 minutes from cd! there were no /dev/ttyusb0 in the "System > Administration > Network". My question is if /dev/tty0 and /dev/ttyUSB0 is almost the same, or not. Are there any certain differences or not? Shall I always restart my pc to get the connection 2 be activated?
[15:15] <gnubie> chong,  I see Pulse Audio Session Manager in my System > preferences > sessions
[15:15] <Jack_Sparrow> zetheroo PLease see the link I offered.
[15:15] <kalila> how can I tell what application is blocking my fraeking sound
[15:15] <kalila> quick before I break this PC
[15:15] <zhaozhou> ilya0035745, Could check the major/minor number with -l flag in sl and see. (:
[15:15] <Loofemmaps> what key/button is <super>?
[15:15] <atrus> zetheroo: the other thing that i really liked about this set is it comes with a usb IR reciever and a usb IR transmitter. might not be important to you now, but if that analog signal dissapears, you'll need something to automatically change the channels on the converter box you'll need to buy later (or digital set-top box, or satellite reciever, etc)
[15:15] <Jack_Sparrow> atrus It may be of interest to you as well
[15:15] <zetheroo> Jack_Sparrow: I am looking at it .. thanks ... I just have a slow connection
[15:15] <bazhang> Loofemmaps, windows
[15:15] <zhaozhou> ilya0035745, ls -l*
[15:15] <magnetron> Loofemmaps, next to the left alt key
[15:16] <Loofemmaps> ah k thanks
[15:16] <Jack_Sparrow> k
[15:16] <chong> gnubie: yeah, i see it too
[15:16] <kalila> anyone? how can I tell what application is blocking the sound?
[15:16] <zetheroo> atrus: infrared in and out .... for the use of a remote?
[15:17] <zhaozhou> kalila, No application is, a sound server is.
[15:17] <gnubie> chong,  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=432295&highlight=skype  see if this helps
[15:18] <atrus> zetheroo: yeah, so this one comes with a remote, and you can set up your computer to respond to it. OUTPUT is so that your computer can act as a remote, so if you your tuner is connected to an external reciever box, your software will be able to control the channel it's tuned to.
[15:18] <chong> gnubie: yup; trying the mediabuntu install now
[15:18] <chong> gnubie: hmm, maybe i should remove the skype i have now then?
[15:18] <ilya0035745> I do not have sl, i will search 4 more info soon (whilst cheap internet session)
[15:19] <zhaozhou> ilya0035745, I meant ls. (:
[15:19] <RedFace> hey guys
[15:19] <chong> right now when i try 'skype' or 'padsp skype', but spew out ALSA errors
[15:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Artie999  zetheroo    Please take the conversation private or to offtopic
[15:19] <RedFace> i need to change my keybindings
[15:19] <SliMM> what do I need to build simple standard C/C++ command line programs?
[15:20] <RedFace> and want to bind a dcop-command to a scancode
[15:20] <atrus> zetheroo: (most of the world is phasing out traditional analog tv, so you may need a digital->analog converter later on, which your computer with be able to control via IR)
[15:20] <chong> SliMM: you could build simple python command line programs with python :)
[15:20] <zetheroo> atrus: sounds cool
[15:20] <SliMM> i mean, this is what gcc says:
[15:20] <SliMM> /tmp/ccQ4TzgH.o:(.eh_frame+0x11): undefined reference to `__gxx_personality_v0'
[15:20] <SliMM> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
[15:20] <SliMM> chong: not for school
[15:20] <geek_inn2> i was writing question in lauchpad
[15:21] <zhaozhou> SliMM, That seems to be a problem with the code...
[15:21] <ilya0035745> ls. - ls and the point or sudo apt-get ...oh, ls :)
[15:21] <geek_inn2> what is Hal mounting or gnome-mout
[15:21] <geek_inn2> mount*
[15:21] <zhaozhou> ilya0035745, ls -l /dev. It'll echo out the minor and major number for the character file. If it's the same, you can use both. (:
[15:21] <Jack_Sparrow> geek_inn2 Please stop with the fragmented sentences.. read this  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=283131  to learn more about drive labels
[15:22] <SliMM> zhaozhou:
[15:22] <SliMM> #include <stdio.h>
[15:22] <SliMM> int main(){ printf("sal"); return 0; }
[15:22] <chong> uh oh. how do i remove skype if its not in my apt-get list
[15:22] <ilya0035745> ok
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> SliMM Please stop  C++ has a channel
[15:22] <Jack_Sparrow> SliMM you need build essentials and possibly kernel headers
[15:22] <geek_inn2> mount
[15:22] <zhaozhou> SliMM, Seems correct to me. I have no idea. (:
[15:23] <zhaozhou> SliMM, After build-essential everything is flawless for me.
[15:23] <SliMM> Jack_Sparrow: what's the kernel headers package
[15:23] <gnubie> chong,  just looked in synaptic package manager and my skype is from medibuntu
[15:23] <Jack_Sparrow> SliMM sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r`
[15:23] <chong> gnubie: yeah, thats the one im installing now; the one i have though came through other channels...
[15:23] <zhaozhou> I hate ubuntu's packaging syst.m
[15:24] <zhaozhou> system*
[15:24] <SliMM> Jack_Sparrow: `uname -r`?
[15:24] <chong> im very happy with their installs, just sometimes not the uninstalls if i didn't apt-get it
[15:24] <YeaSt> hey, guys
[15:24] <Applecache> any one with dell vostro1500??
[15:24] <zhaozhou> SliMM, Try the command out for yourself.
[15:24] <zhaozhou> chong, Most distrobutions will act that way.y
[15:24] <Jack_Sparrow> SliMM feel free to replace it with the results of uname -r from terminal session
[15:25] <zhaozhou> chong, The package manager is there for a reason.
[15:25] <YeaSt> can I just keep my home dir used in 32bit system and install a 64bit system?
[15:25] <geek_inn2> bye i will come back
[15:25] <Jack_Sparrow> SliMM just saves you the trouble
[15:25] <gnubie> chong,  I have skype-common and skype-static installed
[15:25] <zhaozhou> YeaSt, Yes, you can.
[15:25] <chong> gnubie: ok, will try.
[15:25] <Jack_Sparrow> YeaSt make a backup so in case you have issues in 64 you can get back
[15:26] <chong> gnubie: is it also started by 'skype'?
[15:26] <YeaSt> zhaozhou: so the home dir should be no difference in 32 or 64 bit system, right?
[15:26] <ilya0035745> yeah, after the reboot, there ttyUSB0 has appeared. So, I guess this file will live there by now... Earlier, there were no such a device, and command dmesg has shown this device for my siemens m50 through pl....- converter. I guess everything is ok
[15:26] <YeaSt> Jack_Spar:what kind of issue you mean probably?
[15:26] <gnubie> chong,  I use the icon in the internet apps
[15:26] <zhaozhou> YeaSt, Not unless you have a bunch of binary executables in there, but if you did not create them yourself, you do not own such a file.
[15:26] <Jack_Sparrow> YeaSt I think you will have problems.. but feel free to try it
[15:27] <gnubie> chong,  I use the icon in the internet apps , which is just skype
[15:27] <zhaozhou> Jack_Sparrow, why would there be problems?
[15:27] <YeaSt> Jack_Spar: you r saying I will run into problem but you do not what kind of problem?
[15:27] <Jack_Sparrow> YeaSt do you understand chroot
[15:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !chroot
[15:27] <zhaozhou> Jack_Sparrow, What does that have to do with text fileS?
[15:28] <YeaSt> Jack_Spar: yes, but why u say that?
[15:28] <zhaozhou> Jack_Sparrow, As i said, as far as there not any executables, there wont be a problem. *:
[15:28] <Jack_Sparrow> zhaozhou Problems using 64 bit in general
[15:29] <zhaozhou> Jack_Sparrow, Ah, yes, that's another thing though. ;)
[15:29] <chong> so how would i go about removing the skype that i already have on this system?
[15:30] <Jack_Sparrow> zhaozhou If he does not have more than 4 gigs of ram that he needs to use, there is little incentive to go to 64
[15:30] <chong> apt-get remove yields: Package skype is not installed, so not removed
[15:30] <zhaozhou> Jack_Sparrow, ubuntu does have highmemory support included.
[15:30] <Kartagis> hoşçakalın / bye
[15:30] <Jack_Sparrow> chong if skype wan manually installed, it will not be removed with apt-get
[15:31] <l3d> ok I* had used remastersys to reinstall everything I am using 8.04 and I notice that when i change the login window options to allow me to auto login or just even change the login window itself  it reverts back every time like it wont let me change anything. Any ideas on what to do?
[15:32] <sharperguy> How long does a resize2fs usually take?
[15:32] <tj83> who needs mroe than 3.6gb of memory in a linux environment in the first place?
[15:32] <tj83> more*
[15:32] <ilya0035745> "apt-get --enable-together remove all-evil-in-the-world" executes good affirmation :)
[15:32] <Jack_Sparrow> l3d Keep reading, we cont have much in the way of help available for people using that
[15:32] <chong> Jack_Sparrow: yeah; can you suggest an alternate method of uninstallation?
[15:32] <Jack_Sparrow> sharperguy it can take hours
[15:33] <sharperguy> Jack_Sparrow, yeah ok
[15:33] <tech0007> chong: how did u install it?
[15:33] <zhaozhou> tj83, true. ;)
[15:33] <chong> tech0007: by installing the ia32 packages and getting the 32 bit ver .deb from skype.com iirc
[15:33] <Jack_Sparrow> chong that is part of the problem when people install something on their own, we have no way of knowing where all the pieces went or what packages were installed from alternate sources
[15:34] <zhaozhou> Oh, and whilst the topic is memory, does anyone have experiences with ECC memories?
[15:34] <tech0007> chong: if u installed it from a deb file, you can use apt-get or dpkg
[15:34] <zhaozhou> I just bought a server with 2 gigs of ECC, wondering if it's worth it.
[15:34] <chong> tech0007: well, as apt-get doesnt work, i guess i didn't use a .deb
[15:35] <Jack_Sparrow> zhaozhou Sounds more like a topic for -server or #Hardware
[15:35] <chong> tech0007: im just concerned since im about to get the mediabuntu skype, and i dunno if it will conflict and stuff
[15:35] <zhaozhou> Jack_Sparrow, Ah, well then, never mind. (:
[15:36] <ilya0035745> how can I find a channel, e.g. about the laptops, on this irc-service?
[15:36] <william> [10:34] <william> what i would like to do is this: make a linux folder able to be viewed and accessed by anyone in the LAN (including windows and *buntus)
[15:36] <Jack_Sparrow> chong short of you going line by line through the script you used to install the previous version all you can do is click and pray
[15:36] <tech0007> chong: which deb version? 7.04? i'm at skype website now
[15:37] <newbee617> anyone use wicd for wireless networks? i have problems..
[15:37] <tj83> william look into samba but i cant tell you how to set it up
[15:37] <Jack_Sparrow> ilya0035745 not sure on irc, but i found alot of info with a search for wiki laptop testing
[15:37] <ilya0035745> ok
[15:38] <chong> tech0007: ive had it installed for some time now, i don't remember.
[15:38] <william> tj83: thanks.  i have already looked it up but i felt a bit over my head.  so i tried everything i could think of and am in need of someone greater than myself to give some wisdom
[15:38] <chong> is there any problem with me just manually deleting the skype binary?
[15:38] <Jack_Sparrow> ilya0035745 Quite informative about what features work on which laptops
[15:38] <tech0007> chong: try 'dpkg --list > installedpackages', then search installedpackages for skype
[15:38] <bazhang> ilya0035745, linux on laptops website
[15:39] <Jack_Sparrow> chong that wont help, as that is probably the one thing that will get overwritten
[15:39] <tj83> william i too had difficulty so i wont be of any help... but i did find this out: leave windows in the dust and be free!
[15:39] <Jack_Sparrow> bazhang thanks, that is a good one too
[15:39] <wraund> how can I find out the /dev address of my new hard drive?
[15:39]  * N3bunel saluta
[15:39] <bazhang> http://www.linux-laptop.net/ ilya0035745
[15:39] <marx2k> sd
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> tj83 samba should have been easy, other than the password config that mot people mess up
[15:40] <ilya0035745> also, how can I answer to a person in irc without typing his name? Shall i point 2 the name and hoose "Last said" option?
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !samba
[15:40] <william> tj83: i do love the ubuntu but my brother had some troubles with feisty's apt problem but he may give it another chance in time.
[15:40] <Jack_Sparrow> !tab
[15:40] <troythetechguy> When using Ubuntu forums, is there a way to mark the post I authored as RESOLVED?
[15:41] <william> Jack_Sparrow:  these wikis look much easier than the long pdfs i was squinting over from the samba website! thanks!
[15:41] <tech0007> troythetechguy: yes
[15:41] <bazhang> Jack_Sparrow, :)
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> william great..
[15:41] <chong> tech0007: yeah, it shows up there
[15:41] <Jack_Sparrow> bazhang tagging it now
[15:42] <ilya0035745> ubottu: yes
[15:42] <troythetechguy> tech0007: Thanks.  do you know how I can mark it resolved, or where I can find information on how to mark it resolved?
[15:42] <tech0007> chong: try 'dpkg -r skype-debian&thenumbers'
[15:42] <william> also is there a way to get recomended packages automatically?
[15:42] <ilya0035745> ubottu: the advice 2 use !Tab is right
[15:43] <Jack_Sparrow> william great..   Like I said earlier the password setup is where most people have an issue, but if you have a user account on both systems with the same user name and password, you are golden
[15:43] <ilya0035745> ubottu: ok
[15:43] <tech0007> troythetechguy: im lookin for one of my resolved posts haha
[15:43] <Jack_Sparrow> ilya0035745 Ubottu is a bot that we trigger to save ourselves some typint
[15:43] <Jack_Sparrow> !hi > ilya0035745
[15:44] <B|ackPanther> I have problem with the movie player,whenever i close it and then happen to start it after some time there is no sound coming out.
[15:44] <Vagabundo> i wont to install ubuntu and boot my pc but nothing....
[15:44] <Vagabundo> And i hawe burn cd.
[15:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Vagabundo do you get to the first start or install menu
[15:44] <eggshape> -m irc.rizon.net -j #blitz-anime
[15:44] <Vagabundo> No.
[15:44] <kazhatan> hi al
[15:44] <troythetechguy> tech0007: I found it.  If I click around enough times I'm bound to stumble onto it.  It's located under
[15:44] <troythetechguy> 	Thread Tools.  Thank you.
[15:44] <kazhatan> i`m using ubuntu 8.04
[15:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !no
[15:44] <Vagabundo> xp come on frst
[15:45] <tech0007> troythetechguy: there you go...
[15:45] <kazhatan> when was last update for 8.04?
[15:45] <chong> tech0007: uh, so the line in installedpackages is : ii  skype                                      <IP_ADDRESS>-1. what do you mean to fill in for 'thenumbers'
[15:45] <acer_> chulun
[15:45] <Jack_Sparrow> kazhatan yesterday
[15:45] <tj83> Vagabundo, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows
[15:46] <tech0007> chong: try 'sudo dpkg -r skype-debian', if it doesnt work, append skype-debian w/ the numbers
[15:46] <fbc> My nautilus freezes and my processor goes up 50% when i try to open a particular folder.  Any ideas?
[15:46] <kazhatan> Jack_Sparrow: apt-get udpate; apt-get upgrade doesn`t update anything since 18 july...
[15:46] <Jack_Sparrow> fbc Lots of files in there, music etc
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> kazhatan pastebin your sources list
[15:47] <Jack_Sparrow> brb
[15:47] <ilya0035745> i will 'play' with libraries from internet today, after 24:00. Wander why ther were no, e.g. library called flex, in the distribution... Sometimes, cheap internet is a problem
[15:47] <fbc> Jack_Sparrow, Yes, all movies, but they are in Sub directories..
[15:48] <fbc> Jack_Sparrow, it never did that before with that directory.
[15:48] <tech0007> kazhatan: check system->administration->software sources.
[15:48] <fbc> Jack_Sparrow, Is there some sort of cache directory i can delete or something?
[15:49] <kazhatan> my sources.list http://pastebin.com/m580483a9
[15:49] <fbc> Jack_Sparrow, My nautilus dims and the the only way to free it up is to kill the process. even after 5 minutes
[15:49] <kazhatan> tech0007: can i check this via ssh?
[15:50] <Jack_Sparrow> fbc Sorry, cant help you there, it must be trying to mreate icons for all the vids.
[15:50] <Jack_Sparrow> kazhatan pastebin your sources list  sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit                        (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[15:51] <tech0007> kazhatan: you dont have any hardy-updates in sources.list
[15:51] <kazhatan> Jack_Sparrow: my sources.list http://pastebin.com/m580483a9
[15:51] <definitely> Hello all, i have one quesstion, if i open Music Server in My UBuntu, when i close that soft, also port is closed ?
[15:52] <xubuntuuser> Does anybody know how to switch off orage's configure dialog at system startup?
[15:52] <tech0007> kazhatan: enable hardy-updates in system->administration->software sources
[15:53] <RedFace> where can i find the commands, that the XF86-Keycodes execute?
[15:53] <RedFace> I want to change some of them
[15:53] <Jack_Sparrow> kazhatan what flavor of ubuntu are you running or in other words, where did you download your cd?
[15:54] <kazhatan> tech0007: tech0007: could you paste mi this line, and i`ll paste them into /etc/apt/sources.list
[15:54] <chong> tech0007: im still not sure what numbers you are referring to
[15:54] <Jack_Sparrow> !keys
[15:54] <B|ackPanther> how can i restart my media player,if i close it and open it again it does not play .
[15:54] <definitely> Hello all, i have one quesstion, if i open Music Server in My UBuntu, when i close that soft, also port is closed ?
[15:54] <ilya0035745> bazhang: http://www.linux-laptop.net/ - ok
[15:54] <kazhatan> Jack_Sparrow: i`m using standard ubuntu 8.04
[15:54] <Asa_A> Is there a way I can force all PulseAudio sounds to use a specific output (Simultaneous mode)? I've set it as the default, but Pidgin doesn't change and I have to change Miro as I start each video.
[15:55] <chong> tech0007: nvm i got it :) thx
[15:55] <RedFace> Jack_Sparrow: I do not want to set shortcuts, i want to change the interpretation of some of the XF86-Keycodes
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> kazhatan That does not look like our default sources..
[15:55] <quarterl1fe> 4~3
[15:55] <RedFace> directly
[15:55] <roccobaroccorocc> !lista
[15:55] <Jack_Sparrow> RedFace cant help you there
[15:55] <Hondo_Kitsune> !kopete
[15:55] <xubuntuuser> Has anybody an idea to switch off the orage-confug-dialog at system startup / login ?
[15:56] <tech0007> kazhatan: here's my sources.list, i'm using a different mirror http://paste.ubuntu.com/25011/
[15:56] <kazhatan> thx
[15:56] <Hondo_Kitsune> xubuntuuser: try #xubuntu
[15:56] <kazhatan> i`ll try it later
[15:56] <kazhatan> by
[15:56] <Jack_Sparrow> xubuntuuser you can set it to bypass the login or change the gdm theme .. your choice
[15:57] <Jack_Sparrow> xubuntuuser you can set it to bypass the login or change the ?dm theme .. your choice
[15:57] <definitely> Hello all, i have one quesstion, if i open Music Server in My UBuntu, when i close that soft, also port is closed ?
[15:57] <xubuntuuser> Jack_Sparrow where can i set it bypass?
[15:58] <ObsidianDesire> Hey I have the Trust TB-2100 wireless tablet, and i was just wondering where to find the drivers for it?
[15:58] <Jack_Sparrow> xubuntuuser In gnome it is under system...admin...login window.. security
[15:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !hardware > ObsidianDesire
[15:59] <ne2k__> any recommendations for a decent-looking programmer's editor for gnome with syntax-highlighting, code completion, etc. for perl?
[15:59] <william> ok i am haivng troubles.  i want to makea  folder become shared.  how do i do that?
[16:00] <ne2k__> william: what does "shared" mean?
[16:00] <tech0007> william: rightclick on a folder, then sharing options
[16:00] <william> tech0007: and then it should be accessable from another computer since i have samba running?
[16:00] <jochmenDS> is there an livecd of ubuntu mid?
[16:01] <xubuntuuser> Jack_Sparrow: in xfce there are the same dialogues, but i can't find "bypass"
[16:01] <tech0007> william: yes
[16:01] <sinan> Can any recommend a virtual machine?
[16:01] <ne2k__> I installed xemacs21-gnome-nomule and it looks horrible. I then installed emacs22-nomule and it also looks horrible. is there nothing that looks GNOME-ish?
[16:01] <bazhang> !vm
[16:01] <bazhang> sinan, ^^
[16:01] <william> i keep getting conection established,waiting for welcome message... followeed by conection timed out
[16:02] <Tikihead> good mornin 'buntu
[16:02] <Jack_Sparrow> xubuntuuser In gnome it is under system...admin...login window.. security      automatic login
[16:02] <tech0007> william: what OS is running on the guest machine?
[16:03] <Hondo_Kitsune> sinan: VirtualBox is powerful, free and allows seamless mode
[16:03] <Hondo_Kitsune> use Adept/Synaptic to get it
[16:03] <Tikihead> are there hd-media files available for usb installation of 8.04.1?
[16:03] <xubuntuuser> Jack_Sparrow: There I can only check the box "Enable automatic login" and type an user for automatic login
[16:03] <william> tech0007: right now i am trying to access it from windows.  i can reboot the accessing one and start it up in linux if that makes it easier
[16:03] <ne2k__> I installed Ubuntu under Wubi from Windows XP. is it possible to boot my windows partition inside a virtual machine from within Ubuntu using a virtual machine? should I use virtualbox or qemu?
[16:03] <sinan> bazhang, Hondo_Kitsune, thanks ! :)
[16:03] <bazhang> np
[16:03] <Jack_Sparrow> william If you right click a folder and share it, its prompts you to share with either samba or nfs. Clicking samba installs samba and all is well on the samba front.
[16:03] <Hondo_Kitsune> !Cedega
[16:03] <Jack_Sparrow> william using nautilus
[16:04] <kirrus> hello... Is there an easy way that a user can disable the automatic opening of Rhythmbox when they plug in their mobile, and f-spot when they plug in their camera in Hardy?
[16:04] <f0xy_p1r4t3s> hello!
[16:04] <tech0007> sinan: i use virtualbox from sun.com, so i wouldnt have any trouble every kernel update
[16:04] <Jack_Sparrow> ne2k__ please read the faq for wubi  .. I wont use or recommend it...
[16:04] <ne2k__> Jack_Sparrow: I'm using it
[16:04] <kirrus> ne2k__, no, not really
[16:04] <kirrus> Jack_Sparrow, there's nothing wrong with wubi
[16:05] <Hondo_Kitsune> sinan: if you want something more powerful, VMWare for Linux and Parallels for Linux are commercial
[16:05] <Jack_Sparrow> ne2k__ I understand that, but trying to do what you are asking is not a good idea
[16:05] <Tikihead> the 8.04 ones don't match kernel, and if i try to use the one from the 8.04.1 iso break the install - keeps looping when detecting harddrives
[16:05] <jochmenDS> wubi works fine
[16:05] <bazhang> vmware-server is free, workstation is payware
[16:05] <Jack_Sparrow> kirrus We all have our onw opinions on that subject.. Wubi cost me a reinstall of windows
[16:05] <Leefmc> Question: Anyone know if a Mac Pro can run Ubuntu? I want to have Ubuntu be the only OS on my Mac Pro, but im not sure if its supported/runs well
[16:05] <Hondo_Kitsune> I used wubi before getting sick of windows and going Linux singleboot
[16:05] <kirrus> ne2k__, the problem is the filesystem access would become really complicated... You can do it if you have a standard install of Ubuntu, in its own partition
[16:06] <f0xy_p1r4t3s> here you again leonedu
[16:06] <Hondo_Kitsune> Leefmc: You'd need the PPC version of Ubuntu as far as i am aware
[16:06] <sinan> Hondo_Kitsune: no i prefer the free stuff :P
[16:06] <bazhang> Hondo_Kitsune, mac pro is intel
[16:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !ppc
[16:06] <Leefmc> Hondo_Kitsune: I thought Current gen Mac Pro's ran intel
[16:06] <jochmenDS> reinstall, you mean it killed the bootloader fixmbr?
[16:06] <ne2k__> kirrus: why can't I just point it at the partition all the same? windows isn't going to do anything to my loopback file
[16:06] <leonedu> Hi,sorry,I just saw it.
[16:06] <Leefmc> -'
[16:06] <leonedu> Good evening.
[16:06] <Hondo_Kitsune> Leefmc: I was thinking of older ones
[16:07] <Leefmc> Hondo_Kitsune: Gotcha, what about the newer ones?
[16:07] <leonedu> I don't what time it is there.
[16:07] <ne2k__> kirrus: obviously, if it did, it would cause mayhem
[16:07] <bazhang> all Mac Pro are intel
[16:07] <f0xy_p1r4t3s> where are you actually?
[16:07] <Hondo_Kitsune> Leefmc: They are intel, so installation should be a dawdle. Google for some tutorials. they should be easy to follow. It can be done
[16:07] <kirrus> ne2k__, you're running Linux off your active windows partition - you can't then use Linux to mount the windows partiton in a VM, because Linux is using it
[16:07] <Asa_A> ne2k__: any VM you use will use virtual hardware, which windows will see as a change in hardware. I'm sure this will cause problems, which might invole making your windows stop working for violating the license by transering it to another PC (as far as M$ is concerned the hardware all changed at once).
[16:07] <kirrus> Asa_A, there is ways around that
[16:07] <bazhang> f0xy_p1r4t3s, this is not a chat channel
[16:07] <kirrus> documented ways
[16:08] <ne2k__> kirrus: but the VM doesn't "mount" the partition, it does raw access to the device, no?
[16:08] <kirrus> f0xy_p1r4t3s, #ubuntu-offtopic
[16:08] <f0xy_p1r4t3s> ok2
[16:08] <kirrus> ne2k__, it mounts it
[16:08] <Leefmc> Hondo_Kitsune: They are intel, but i read about issues and requirements that ubuntu be 64bit, etc. But it was all sort of old info, so i didnt know if its current. I think i'll post on the forums then, because i really dont want to Brick my Mac Pro.
[16:08] <ne2k__> kirrus: there wouldn't be any point in the VM "mounting" it, because it wouldn't be able to do anything raw to the disk
[16:08] <Hondo_Kitsune> Leefmc: Good idea
[16:09] <Cyndrework> looking for a replacement for macromedia
[16:09] <ne2k__> kirrus: for example, the virtual bios wouldn't know how to read the mbr
[16:09] <bazhang> !equivalents
[16:09] <kirrus> ne2k__, it won't work ;)
[16:09] <Jack_Sparrow> Leefmc run 32 bit live and test it.. it wont do anything to your mac
[16:09] <bazhang> Cyndrework, ^^
[16:09] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: Yea, but although i like the Live, long term stability is hard to test
[16:10] <Crucial> Hello, I'm trying to install Ubuntu 8.04. I have downloaded it, md5sum hash checked it, performed the CD self check on the Boot Menu. I have encountered some problems - after I selected Try without installing and the loading began, the bar stopped moving at some point... So I found out how to make it show the text instead of the bar moving side to side. I have as complete a log of what it says as I was able to make. The log
[16:10] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: For a server, heh
[16:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Leefmc look into persistent mode.. keep changes upgeades on usb stick
[16:10] <kirrus> ne2k__, its not a case of mbrs and bios, its a case of locking the partition
[16:10] <Cyndrework> bazhang: ty
[16:10] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: Interesting
[16:10] <f0xy_p1r4t3s> any idea about c++ compiler for linux?
[16:10] <bazhang> np
[16:10] <Jack_Sparrow> !persistent
[16:10] <tech0007> !paste | Crucial:
[16:11] <f0xy_p1r4t3s> like windows they hav dev and gcc
[16:11] <Jack_Sparrow> Leefmc http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=9893
[16:11] <bazhang> f0xy_p1r4t3s, install build-essential
[16:11] <ne2k__> kirrus: I'm convinced that vmware used to be able to do it when I used it years ago.
[16:11] <Crucial> Ok, I'll check it out
[16:11] <YeaSt> has anyone install <IP_ADDRESS>
[16:12] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: I mean hell, the mac pro can be a bit of a pain though. It doesn't even have an eject tray button. So i literally have no idea how i could boot from cd with a blank harddrive haha
[16:12] <ne2k__> kirrus: virtualbox won't let me add /dev/hda1 as a partition to boot from. it seems to want a .vdi or .vmdk file only
[16:12] <bazhang> YeaSt, if you are up to date then yes
[16:12] <jbroome> YeaSt: i have a regular.. oh, bazhang beat me to it
[16:12] <kirrus> ne2k__, you can't do it in virtualbox, from memory, only VMware
[16:12] <Jack_Sparrow> Leefmc there is a keycode to press to boot from it
[16:12] <tech0007> YeaSt: 8.04.1 is hardy w/ all the updates
[16:12] <Asa_A> Is there a way I can force all PulseAudio sounds to use a specific output device? I've set the device I want as the default, but Pidgin doesn't change and I have to change Miro as I start each video.
[16:12] <psaikido1> anyone with experience with qemu - i've got xp home edition as a guest and want to load software but it won't read the cd.  how to get the guest to support the cd drive?
[16:13] <nonewmsgs> Jack_Sparrow, i still cannot connect.  i have tried even accessing it using localhost and the computer next to it
[16:13] <sobersabre> hi guys, when will pidgin 2.4.3 reach hardy-updates ?
[16:13] <sobersabre> or hardy-backports ?
[16:13] <ne2k__> kirrus: that suX0rz ;-)
[16:13] <bazhang> sobersabre, sometime soon
[16:13] <sobersabre> bazhang: measured in which units ?
[16:13] <mad_max02> how can I share folder to windows users ???
[16:13] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: Perhaps the keycode to open the cd try is non-os dependent, not sure though
[16:13] <tech0007> sobersabre: if u cant wait get it from getdeb.net
[16:13] <Leefmc> tray*
[16:14] <Crucial> Do I just click paste? What happens after?
[16:14] <sobersabre> tech0007: I tried, and it still left the problem with ICQ.
[16:14] <bazhang> Crucial, then give us the url
[16:14] <nonewmsgs> mad_max02, hello! we are in the same boat.  step 1: right click on folder click shared
[16:14] <tech0007> Crucial: post the link here
[16:14] <Jack_Sparrow> Leefmc if u want to boot from a CD just insert it and shut down. Then hold down the "c" key while turn in your mac on
[16:14] <Crucial> http://paste.ubuntu.com/25016/
[16:14] <tech0007> sobersabre: then wait
[16:14] <f0xy_p1r4t3s> which one is easy? build-essential or terminal?
[16:15] <mad_max02> nonewmsgs, yeah I'm trying it right now
[16:15] <gneale_> how do i reconfigure xorg from command line?
[16:15] <sobersabre> tech0007: I even downloaded the dsc from hardy-proposed.
[16:15] <bazhang> f0xy_p1r4t3s, you need build-essential to compile
[16:15] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: I know, i simply mean opening the cd tray. litterally, opening it. I'd hope that the key to eject the tray is in the bios/whatever.
[16:15] <Crucial> bazhang/tech0007: Haha, this is cool!
[16:15] <sobersabre> but there is some problem with the signature, so I am chickening out to dpkg -i this .deb.
[16:15] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: Its hard to boot from cd if you cant open the cd tray haha
[16:15] <Jack_Sparrow> sobersabre you will not get icq in pidgin if you are running anything other than hardy
[16:15] <nonewmsgs> mad_max02, that is how far i know.  but it is not working for me.  this is why i am here :)
[16:15] <bazhang> f0xy_p1r4t3s, terminal is where you enter commands
[16:15] <kirrus> Is there an easy way that a user can disable the automatic opening of Rhythmbox when they plug in their mobile, and f-spot when they plug in their camera in Hardy?
[16:15] <sobersabre> Jack_Sparrow: I am on hardy.
[16:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Leefmc there must be a way to open it
[16:15] <psaikido1> anyone with experience with qemu?  how to get the guest xp to support the cd drive?
[16:16] <bazhang> !qemu
[16:16] <Jack_Sparrow> sobersabre the official fix is being tested.. you will need to be patient
[16:16] <bazhang> psaikido1, ^^
[16:16] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: Perhaps if you take the face plate off, but as far as i remember, that thing is solid aluminum
[16:16] <sobersabre> Jack_Sparrow: I find it hard to do :)
[16:16] <michalxo> Hello, can anyone help me to run my SB Live! 5.1 with another onboard (disabled card?) (AC'97) ?
[16:17] <gneale_> Please, what is command to reconfigure xorg?
[16:17] <f0xy_p1r4t3s> ok2
[16:17] <Jack_Sparrow> Leefmc go read up on macs.. it can be done without getting physical
[16:17] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: Im sure it can, im just talking :)
[16:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !ot
[16:17] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: The whole thing is solid aluminum, amazing craftsmanship. But its pretty damn stupid to not give a open cd tray button because its not pretty.
[16:17] <Crucial> tech0007: So when someone says something it will get added onto the pastbin page?
[16:18] <poningru> gneale_: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xorg-xserver
[16:18] <Jack_Sparrow> sobersabre Did you get that
[16:18] <Tikihead> are there hd-media files available for 8.04.1 ?
[16:18] <poningru> gneale_: the last part may be different a little bit type x and do tab autocompletion to see what are available
[16:18] <joker2> désolé :)
[16:18] <psaikido1> qemu guest is xp - all installed, but cd not working.  trying to load software into the guest xp
[16:19] <michalxo> Can anyone help me to run my SB Live! 5.1 with another onboard (disabled card?) (AC'97) ? (google didnt helped)
[16:19] <Jack_Sparrow> michalxo /join #alsa
[16:19] <michalxo> thx
[16:19] <bazhang> Tikihead, what are hd media files
[16:19] <anteaya> I have just done a fresh install of Hardy.  Being a proud Canadian, during the installation process I selected the english canadian keyboard.  Big mistake.  I dont have the at symbol, the slash symbol and many others.  What file do I change and how do I change itÉ  Thank You.
[16:19] <gneale_> poningru, xorg-xserver is not installed so I with x and then tab
[16:19] <nivash> what do i need to run the GNU software radio?
[16:20] <poningru> gneale_: yes
[16:20] <Tikihead> bazhang: installation files to install from usb
[16:21] <nivash> I'm waiting for an answer
[16:21] <Tikihead> available usually on archive.ubuntu.com
[16:21] <leonedu> who knows how to set up an environment for running a JSP server?
[16:21] <nivash> I know leo
[16:21] <poningru> !jsp
[16:21] <Tikihead> just can't find any for 8.04.1 and trying to use 8.04's does not work
[16:21] <bazhang> !usb | Tikihead
[16:21] <nivash> You need to install Tomcat
[16:21] <Xavura> How does one change the icon that shows next to your name on the login screen?
[16:21] <leonedu> nivash. thanks.come on.
[16:22] <Tikihead> ... yeah thanks - I know how to do it.
[16:22] <gneale_> ponigru, maybe I can find it in ps aux?
[16:22] <Xavura> I have 3 accounts on here and they all have the same icon which is kinda boring
[16:22] <nivash> Goto synaptic package manager
[16:22] <Tikihead> i need the files for 8.04.1
[16:22] <nivash> then search for tomcat
[16:22] <william> Jack_Sparrow, OK now i can semiaccess it! i ha progressed to the password problem
[16:22] <Gman> does anyone have time for an installation question?
[16:22] <nivash> You can mark tomcat for installation
[16:22] <leonedu> nviash Okay,thanks. I will have a try.
[16:22] <Gman> (installing ubuntu, that is)
[16:22] <Jack_Sparrow> Leefmc    http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080413155829AAVGcGq
[16:22] <ariel_> Gman, ask the question
[16:22] <leonedu> nivash, I am apt-getting it.
[16:22] <gneale_> ponigru, could it be x-session-manager?
[16:23] <nivash> You need to know more to start or stop the server
[16:23] <ironfoot_495> Hi I really need some on my ubuntu 8.04 my synaptic package manager is not working?
[16:23] <Tikihead> or how to make the ones from 8.04 archive or the 8.04.1 iso work
[16:23] <ironfoot_495> help
[16:23] <tech0007> Tikihead: http://releases.ubuntu.com/hardy/
[16:23] <psaikido1> how to start qemu so that guest os (xp) can read a cd?
[16:23] <Gman> I have tried installing off the server and the desktop CDs, and have tired booting off the LiveCD
[16:23] <Gman> the kernel loads, presumably (loading the kernel -> 100%)
[16:23] <leonedu> I have some experience in establishing apache.
[16:23] <bazhang> psaikido1, did you not read that link?
[16:23] <Gman> then a blinking cursor in the upper right-=hand corner. forever.
[16:23] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: I know, there are hacks, but i was simply saying its stupid of apple to not give a eject button
[16:23] <psaikido1> bazhang: yes, but didn't see any info to help me
[16:24] <Gman> other linux distro liveCDs boot
[16:24] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: I was talking man :), sorry hehe
[16:24] <Gman> (tried DSL)
[16:24] <gneale_> ponigru, I'm running Hardy Heron
[16:24] <Gman> text mode/safe graphics mode have no effect
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> Leefmc Dont make me hurt you
[16:24] <nivash> anyone tell me what enlightenment does?
[16:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !e17
[16:25] <bazhang> Leefmc, run :)
[16:25] <Leefmc> Jack_Sparrow: Loi, for what? I dont believe i ever asked how to open the cd tray without the keyboard, i was just saying apple was stupid on that part :)
[16:25] <nivash> It is fully grey in color
[16:25] <Corkster> anyone having erratic behaviour with gnome  ?
[16:25] <nivash> not looking good
[16:25] <poningru> gneale_: no its gotta be xorg-something or xserver-something
[16:25] <Jack_Sparrow> nivash http://xwinman.org/
[16:26] <Corkster> odd
[16:26] <quio> Can someone please help me get my wireless working.   I have been reading Ubuntu forums and documentation to get it running and cannot figure it out.  It worked before I upgraded to 8.04 hardy.  I know the card works because if I put in an XP hard drive it works right away.  Any suggestions please?
[16:26] <Tikihead> tech0007: yes.. i have the iso. i need the hd-media initrd.gz and vmlinuz for my usb stick for 8.04.1
[16:26] <gneale_> ponigru, It was xserver-xorg
[16:26] <gneale_> ponigru, thx!
[16:26] <psaikido1> maybe I'm asking the question?
[16:27] <nivash> what is the difference between window manager and desktop environment?
[16:27] <ne2k__> quio: you put a wireless card /in/ your hard drive?!
[16:27] <Jack_Sparrow> quio If you want help, suggest you include what hardware you are trying to get working.. bcm43 would be my guess
[16:27] <tech0007> Tikihead: mount the iso, and you will see these files
[16:27] <psaikido1> because it's already installed but without cd support is all
[16:27] <Gman> no ideas on the install question?
[16:27] <kakoonia> !sound
[16:27] <quio> <Jack_Sparrow  That is correct
[16:27] <opuyiupojuy> how do I tell if an installed program is 32 or 64 bit? (installed from repositories)
[16:27] <psaikido1> so i wondered if there was something i was doing wrong when starting qemu
[16:27] <nivash> how to connect to broadband from ubuntu?
[16:27] <Crucial> This is a better version of what I sent a while ago     http://paste.ubuntu.com/25019/
[16:27] <jbroome> nivash: plug the network cable in
[16:28] <Tikihead> tech0007: will the files from the iso be able to mount/use the iso at the root of my usb drive the same way as the hd-media ones?
[16:28] <netix> hellow i need help with java eror
[16:28] <Jack_Sparrow> quio BCM43xx  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Feisty_No-Fluff
[16:28] <nivash> after that?
[16:28] <opuyiupojuy> I just discovered "blender" and it looks soooo great, just want to make sure I'm using the 64 bit version
 Thanks I will check that out.
[16:28] <nivash> Is ubuntu better than debian?
[16:28] <netix> im new in ubuntu so i dont now what to do
[16:28] <Jack_Sparrow> nivash Offtopic
[16:28] <xgermx> @nivash depends what your doing
[16:28] <tech0007> Tikihead: what's hd-media?
[16:28] <bazhang> !ot > nivash
[16:29] <netix> can i get some help
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > netix
[16:29] <psaikido1> anyone help with qemu? starting cd support in xp..
[16:29] <Jack_Sparrow> !helpme > netix
[16:29] <Tikihead> tech0007: https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/installation-guide/i386/boot-usb-files.html
[16:29] <xgermx> can anyone help me make Dolphin the default file manager for Gnome?
[16:30] <opuyiupojuy> anyone? is there a way to tell if a program installed from repositories is 32 or 64 bit?
[16:30] <Jack_Sparrow> xgermx if you figure it out let me know, I tried a couple tutorials.. they didnt work
[16:30] <opuyiupojuy> given that the program has both options in source code
[16:30] <xgermx> same here
[16:30] <netix> !helpme
[16:30] <gneale_> Ahhh X!
[16:31] <Stone_> can anyone tell me what /b/ means?
[16:31] <netix> eror is this: was unable to find a suitable place to store its temporary files.. how can i fix it?
[16:32] <scrosson> is there a way to change where the aplications/software is install (like it will install it to my slave drive instead)?
[16:32] <Crucial> !repeat
[16:32] <Tikihead> tech0007: you use syslinux on the usb stick, create a syslinux.cfg and add vmlinuz and initrd.gz, and a copy of the iso on the root of the usb stick
[16:32] <Crucial> !patience
[16:32] <sebastian_> where do i activate my wireless connection?
[16:32] <doktoreas> anyone got some guides for changing the usplash theme in hardy?
[16:32] <Jack_Sparrow> !usplash
[16:32] <tech0007> Tikihead: never did that before, sorry
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Wait for it
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> !pm > netix
[16:33] <Tikihead> tech0007: handy if you're experimenting - saves on burning cds lol
[16:33] <Stone_> what does "/b/" mean?
[16:33] <fr1t0l4y> hi everyone!
[16:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Stone_ in what context
[16:33] <scrosson> is there a way to change where the aplications/software is install (like it will install it to my slave drive instead)?
[16:34] <netix> !patience
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> scrosson not really going to do what you think it will
[16:34] <ups> somebody knows how make sound work in one gateway laptop?
[16:34] <Stone_> I guess I'm not sure.  Someone sent me a message that said "it's times like these i wish all of the internet was /b/"
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !msgthebot > net
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !msgthebot > netix
[16:34] <Jack_Sparrow> sorry channel
[16:34] <Tikihead> Stone_: http://www.4chan.org
[16:34] <scrosson> so i cant changed where software is installed?
[16:35] <sebastian_> where do i activate my wireless connection?
[16:35] <ups> sebastian check your wireless modules
[16:35] <ups> and make 'iwconfig'
[16:35] <Jack_Sparrow> scrosson it installs pieces in all sorts of folders.
[16:35] <scrosson> :( evul
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> scrosson   sep /home partitions will help alot
[16:36] <Vagabundo> my dell laptop dont boot
[16:36] <ups> nobody knows about gateway laptops with ubuntu? =/ =/
[16:36] <scrosson> what will it do?
[16:36] <Crucial> I have a problem installing ubuntu:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/25019/
[16:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Vagabundo Burn the cd again, but at the slowest possible speed.
[16:36] <Arnos> Hi, how do I do a search for a file with a certain name name, then one of several numbers, then a certain extension? Please help.
[16:37] <Stone_> Tikihead: so he is just saying that he wishes the internet was like 4chan?
[16:37] <doktoreas> Jack_Sparrow: is that guide ok for hardy?
[16:38] <ne2k__> Arnos: find -name filename*.jpg ?
[16:38] <Tikihead> Stone_: apparently
[16:38] <Jack_Sparrow> doktoreas the one for feisty bcm?
[16:38] <Jack_Sparrow> doktoreas sorry, but juggling a few conversations at this point
[16:38] <ups> hey people, no-body knowz about gateway noteb00ks with ubuntu? =/ =/
[16:38] <Arnos> ne2k_: I only want certain numbers though, say, 2 and 3
[16:39] <tech0007> !ask | ups
[16:39] <scrosson> okay transfer speed (from disk to slave drive) is slow (1mb), is it possible to speed it up.... or should i stick to windows :S
[16:39] <ups> aps, i mean ups ;P
[16:39] <d7> Hi, why can alsa only take sound from one app at a time?
[16:40] <fritzophrenic> How do I what Video card I have? I've forgotten the exact one I put in this computer...I'm just looking for something like "device manager" in Windows
[16:41] <erUSUL> d7: depends if you can activate dmix it will take sound from many apps. Pulseaudio solves the same proberlm from userspace
[16:41] <d7> fritzophrenic: lspci
[16:41] <erUSUL> fritzophrenic: lspci | grep -i vga
[16:41] <ne2k__> virtualbox seems to be able to create raw disk images (using VBoxManage internalcommands createrawvmdk ...), but that command is missing in the version in Ubuntu. I tried installing the -dbg package too, but that doesn't help
[16:41] <fritzophrenic> okay I can try that...is there a GUI way?
[16:41] <luisfqs> !
[16:41] <zorglu_> q. i got a ubuntu server installed in given language and would like to setup another one, where should i look ?
[16:41] <d7> erUSUL: do i really need dmix ? i thought that was only for cards that could not mix
[16:42] <legend2440> fritzophrenic: gnome-device-manager
[16:42] <Crucial> I have a problem installing ubuntu:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/25019/
[16:42] <erUSUL> d7: you will have to check yourself my card doesn not do hw mixing ...
[16:42] <netix> Error_loader_nocache - Unable to create cache directory.
[16:42] <netix> Runescape was unable to find a suitable place to store its temporary files. To solve this please either:
[16:42] <netix> # Login to your computer as an 'administator' user, and then try loading RuneScape again. This should give it sufficient access to create its temporary cache.
[16:42] <netix> # Or, create a new directory called c:/rscache or /rscache. If possible, set that directory to have full read+write permissions so that all users can write to it. Runescape should then detect that directory and use it for its files. How i can do somthing of it on ubuntu??
[16:42] <FloodBot1> netix: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:43] <d7> erUSUL: its onboard audio, so nothing fancy, but ive never needed dmix on other distros for it
[16:43] <fritzophrenic> legend2440, I'm brand new to linux, does that come with Ubuntu somewhere, or do I need to find it in the package manager and install it?
[16:43] <erUSUL> d7: maybe you did but didn't realize was being used ...
[16:43] <dholbach> Global Bug Jam Preparation Session in #ubuntu-meeting in 16 minutes.
[16:44] <d7> erUSUL: i doubt it, i used to be a gentoo and slackware user, they hardly did it all for you heh, still ill try dmix
[16:44] <legend2440> fritzophrenic: its in synaptic  or in terminal type   sudo apt-get install gnome-device-manager
[16:44] <Arnos> Hi, how do I do a search for a file with a certain name name, then one of several possible numbers like 3, 4 or 7, then a certain extension? Please help.
[16:44] <ne2k__> I'm very glad openoffice got fixed, btw
[16:45] <jbroome> i didn't know it was broken. :)
[16:46] <ne2k__> Arnos: find -regex filname[2345].jpg
[16:46] <Crucial> Hey, I have a problem installing ubuntu:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/25019/
[16:47] <matteo_> hi to all, anyone may explain me wot a stinky directory is? (like the tmp one in / )
[16:47] <naknomik> I want to run a script automatically when a new CD/DVD is inserted in the DVD drive. How can I do that?
[16:47] <ne2k__> matteo_: stinky directory?!
[16:47] <erUSUL> naknomik: System>Preferences>Removable media
[16:48] <Arnos> ne2k_: whats the difference between -name and -regex?
[16:48] <erUSUL> Arnos: man find ;)
[16:48] <jbroome> ne2k__: duh, ~/.local/share/Trash.  :)
[16:48] <nagyv> hello! how can I get the docstring of the __name__='__main__' file in python?
[16:48] <ne2k__> Arnos: one searches for a literal string, allowing * as a wildcard (any number of characters); the other searches for a full regex
[16:48] <Bullitje> http://paste.ubuntu.com/25024/
[16:48] <gavi> folks i cant seem to login with gnome... i removed some libgstreamer  packages from the synpatics. i tried to put them back back i still cant log in with gnome.. what can i do?
[16:48] <FarmCretin> hey, i'd like to reformat my external HDD thats connected to my ubuntu serverr to ext3, how can i do this?
[16:48] <Bullitje> what did i do wrong
[16:48] <NetTroller> g'day ....anyone know does ubuntu still freeze?
[16:48] <naknomik> erUSUL: but there are no options for DVD/CD drive.
[16:49] <ne2k__> jbroome: wut?
[16:49] <Arnos> ne2k_: so regex can't use a *?
[16:49] <Pici> nagyv: Probably a better place to ask that question would be in #python
[16:49] <jbroome> ne2k__: the stinky directory. :)
[16:49] <erUSUL> naknomik: ooops it used to be ...
[16:49]  * erUSUL confused
[16:49] <netix> Login to your computer as an 'administator' user, and then try loading RuneScape again. This should give it sufficient access to create its temporary cache. How i can do thet?
[16:49] <naknomik> erUSUL: I'm using hardy
[16:49] <nagyv> Pici: thanks
[16:49] <matteo_> if i use file command from terminal on "tmp" under / i get the print :"stinky directory". Wot does it mean? :D
[16:50] <chadkouse> hey guys this is really weird -- i have eth0 set as static in /etc/network/interfaces but it's still getting a DHCP ip
[16:50] <erUSUL> naknomik: i just checked and you are right... but i swear that previous gnome/unbuntu versions had it
[16:50] <amenado> chadkouse-> did you try to ifdown eth0 or networking restart?
[16:50] <NetTroller> nobody is freezing with hardy anymore? just me ?
[16:50] <chadkouse> yeah.. networking restart and even a server restart
[16:50] <chadkouse> http://pastebin.com/m86ace4a
[16:50] <chadkouse> am I doing something wrong ?
[16:50] <bazhang> NetTroller, that is way too vague
[16:50] <ne2k__> jbroome: why is it stinky?
[16:51] <erUSUL> matteo_: s/stinky/sticky/ ?
[16:51] <amenado> chadkouse-> server restart as in rebooting?
[16:51] <erUSUL> matteo_: it has the stcky bit set
[16:51] <chadkouse> yes
[16:51] <Felix_Krull> How can I use rpm file to install modem driver in Ubuntu?
[16:51] <amenado> !who | chadkouse
[16:51] <erUSUL> !alien | Felix_Krull
[16:51] <naknomik> erUSUL: hummm.... is that moved to somewhere else now?
[16:51] <NetTroller> bazhang: I've been freezing this lappy with hardy since I installed it..does it daily..so...is it my lappy..or is hardy still prone to feezeing as I read on forums when I installed?
[16:51] <netix> Login to your computer as an 'administator' user, and then try loading RuneScape again. This should give it sufficient access to create its temporary cache. How i can do thet?
[16:51] <chadkouse> amenado: if I reboot it will come back up with the static IP and then maybe 12 hours later it will get DHCP
[16:52] <amenado> chadkouse-> paste in pastebin your contents of interfaces file again
[16:52] <opuyiupojuy> I'm looking for a way to find out if an application I installed through synaptic is 32 bit or 64 bit... I have a 64 bit system, and the program "blender" has source available for both 32 and 64.
[16:52] <bazhang> NetTroller, what specific forum link
[16:52] <d0wn> I need some help with my Intel CS330 webcam. I checked ubuntuforums, and google for some alternative drivers, but found nothing. Right now the colors are completely off
[16:52] <chadkouse> http://pastebin.com/m86ace4a
[16:52] <erUSUL> naknomik: no idea sorry it used to be seted to launch Sounjuicer on cda and xine on dvd and things like that
[16:52] <NetTroller> bazhang:  I'll grab it...but I may freeze..hang on
[16:52] <erUSUL> opuyiupojuy: unless you force it 32 bit debs wont ionstall on a 64 bit system
[16:53] <naknomik> erUSUL: Well, the player juicer still automatically launches, but the config is gone I guess.
[16:53] <LordNeo> LoL
[16:53] <erUSUL> naknomik: :|
[16:53] <erUSUL> naknomik: maybe there is something on gconf-editor
[16:53] <netix> Login to your computer as an 'administator' user, and then try loading RuneScape again. This should give it sufficient access to create its temporary cache. How i can do thet?
[16:54] <ne2k__> jbroome: you know I totally didn't get that at all. I only think of trash as having files in it, as the place where I put my rubbish is called a bin ;-)
[16:54] <Felix_Krull> erUSUL, So it is not safe to use rmp files?
[16:54] <Bullitje> runescape WTF
[16:54] <Bullitje> i expected to find smart ppl here
[16:54] <erUSUL> Felix_Krull: not much...
[16:54] <soundray> !coc > Bullitje
[16:54] <ne2k__> any recommendations for a decent-looking programmer's editor for gnome with syntax-highlighting, code completion, etc. for perl?
[16:54] <chadkouse> amenado:
[16:54] <NetTroller> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765510  << bazhang
[16:54] <chadkouse> whoops
[16:54] <Felix_Krull> Then, I shall restrain...
[16:54] <Felix_Krull> Thanks
[16:54] <ne2k__> I installed xemacs21-gnome-nomule and it looks horrible. I then installed emacs22-nomule and it also looks horrible. is there nothing that looks GNOME-ish?
[16:54] <bazhang> Bullitje, keep it family friendly please
[16:55] <ne2k__> !coc > ne2k__
[16:55] <Bullitje> it was humourous
[16:55] <chadkouse> amenado: I actually turned off my DHCP server and then the server just had a self assigned IP after like 12 hours
[16:55] <Bullitje> not unfriendly
[16:55] <bazhang> the language Bullitje
[16:55] <magnetron> ne2k__, try gvim
[16:55] <soundray> Bullitje: there was no way to tell the difference.
[16:55] <netix> i want get acces for java cashe but i dont now how to do it... can somone help me i dont now linux...
[16:55] <amenado> chadkouse-> really? which dhcp server are you referring to?
[16:56] <opuyiupojuy> erUSUL: oh, that's great to know. so what you're saying is that anything I download from the repositories should be 64bit?
[16:56] <chadkouse> dnsmasq -- it's on another box
[16:56] <chadkouse> sorry
[16:56] <erUSUL> opuyiupojuy: yep
[16:56] <chadkouse> amenado: dnsmasq -- it's on another box
[16:56] <Crucial> !coc
[16:56] <opuyiupojuy> erUSUL: made my day! thanks a bunch.
[16:56] <erUSUL> opuyiupojuy: or arch independent (scripts and data only debs are arch indep.)
[16:56] <amenado> chadkouse-> dnsmasq is for the local use of that host not for the rest..
[16:57] <ne2k__> magnetron: trying now, thanks
[16:57] <jeremiahb> Hey there. I'm using XDMCP with hardy and the remote end is excrutiatingly slow when pressing buttons and opening menus.. I can't seem to find any errors regarding it in any logs. Any ideas?
[16:57] <chadkouse> amenado: I was just using it to network boot -- it works ok.
[16:57] <opuyiupojuy> awesome
[16:57] <netix> i want get acces for java cashe but i dont now how to do it... can somone help me i dont now linux...
[16:57] <chadkouse> amenado: it's got a built in dhcp server... and it is working unfortunately!
[16:57] <amenado> chadkouse-> huh? you are booting via the network?
[16:57] <michalxo> Does anyone knows, how to use APT in local network (2 PCs connected do internet through AP) that will download "downloaded" packages from another pc?
[16:57] <chadkouse> amenado: not any more -- just to initially install ubuntu
[16:57] <chadkouse> amenado: servers don't have CD drives so it's easiest to just boot from the network
[16:58] <vlt> Hello. I changed my swap partition. Which files do I have to edit now to make suspend to disk working again? Where does the kernel know where to resume from ...?
[16:58] <amenado> chadkouse-> okay, but i have not seen your interfaces file yet
[16:58] <netix> i want get acces for java cahe but i dont now how to do it... can somone help me i dont now linux...
[16:58] <magnetron> vlt, it's in the fstab
[16:58] <chadkouse> that pastebin should have had it
[16:58] <chadkouse> you mean /etc/network/interfaces right ?
[16:59] <ne2k__> magnetron: can vim be made to use emacs keybindings?
[16:59] <Crucial> Hey, I'm having problems trying to install Ubuntu:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/25019/
[16:59] <netix> i want get acces for java cahe but i dont now how to do it... can somone help me i dont now linux...
[16:59] <chadkouse> amenado: that pastebin should have had it -- you mean /etc/network/interfaces right ?
[17:00] <amenado> chadkouse-> what pastebin? i didnt see nothing, i reminded you of using my nick on your responses..or it will be missed
[17:00] <vlt> magnetron: Do you mean the "swap" line or do I need a special "resume partition" line?
[17:00] <legend2440> naknomik: open nautilus>preferences>media   is that what you are looking for?
[17:00] <netix> i want get acces for java cahe but i dont now how to do it... can somone help me i dont now linux...
[17:00] <chadkouse> ah..
[17:00] <chadkouse> amenado: http://pastebin.com/m86ace4a
[17:00] <naknomik> legend2440: lemme check
[17:00] <magnetron> vlt, the swap IS the "resume partition". it needs to bigger than your RAM
[17:01] <vlt> michalxo: When updating several machines in one LAN I usually use a shared /var/cache/apt/archives directory over NFS or sshfs.
[17:01] <netix> i want get acces for java cahe but i dont now how to do it... can somone help me i dont now linux...
[17:01] <ne2k__> mmm, trying cream
[17:01] <zorglu_> magnetron: why is it needed ?
[17:01] <vlt> magnetron: The swap entry in fstab is fine. swap is working and is even bigger than before.
[17:01]  * zorglu_ is playing evil :)
[17:01] <amenado> chadkouse-> try to have a more complete settings, put in the settings for network and broadcast
[17:01] <naknomik> legend2440: no, I want to run my own script.
[17:02] <naknomik> legend2440: and that option doesn't seem to be there.
[17:02] <michalxo> vlt, oh "D no way, how to make it in 1 cmd by default configuration of both hardys?
[17:02] <netix> where i can find help?? is here everyone sleeping here are about 1300 users and only 10 active
[17:02] <chadkouse> amenado: that's no problem I can do that... but I don't think that's causing it to revert to DHCP
[17:03] <amenado> chadkouse-> anyhow that seems okay..once you run your  networking restart you still not getting a static ip address?
[17:03] <legend2440> naknomik: what do you want it do do?
[17:03] <legend2440> to
[17:03] <magnetron> vlt, make sure that it's really enabled.
[17:03] <vlt> magnetron: Where to check that?
[17:03] <chadkouse> amenado: no I get a static ip if I restart networking.... but then like 12 hours later it either goes back to a DHCP ip (if my DHCP server is running) or it goes to a 169
[17:03] <netix> i want get acces for java cahe but i dont now how to do it... can somone help me i dont now linux...
[17:03] <naknomik> legend2440: As soon as a DVD is inserted, I want to run my script which will rip the DVD using handbrake
[17:03] <amenado> chadkouse-> and are you sure you are not booting from the network anymore? you have adjusted your bios settings?
[17:04] <ne2k__> naknomik: MUST... RIP... MORE... FILMS...
[17:04] <chadkouse> amenado: yeah -- network is after HD
[17:04]  * naknomik has modest DVD collection, only about 100 or so.
[17:04] <amenado> chadkouse-> i doubt it, that it attempts to get a dhcp address once you have these settings
[17:04] <netix> i want get acces for java cahe but i dont now how to do it... can somone help me i dont now linux...
[17:04] <mannytu> netix: did you try the java rm?
[17:04] <bazhang> !ot
[17:04] <magnetron> vlt, when you edit partitions you need to update fstab. if you don't do this, swap won't work
[17:05] <vlt> magnetron: swap works fine
[17:05] <chadkouse> amenado: heh...  you think I'm making it up ?
[17:05] <NetTroller> bazhang: thanks ...I read thru some of the posts and see its still a freeze problem with hardy..pretty sure it isn't my lappy...I'm wondering about going to another distro
[17:05] <chadkouse> this morning I was unable to reach that server... I turned my DHCP server back on.. tailed /etc/dnsmasq.leases and within 2 minutes saw it get an IP
[17:05] <magnetron> vlt, did you edit your fstab to reflect the new UUID?
[17:05] <Crucial> amenado: Hey, I'm having problems trying to install Ubuntu:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/25019/
[17:05] <amenado> chadkouse-> i dont know, but i do not expect it to get a dynamic address per those settings
[17:05] <bazhang> NetTroller, care to discuss in #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:05] <vlt> magnetron: Yes.
[17:05] <chadkouse> amenado: yeah me either.....
[17:05] <vlt> magnetron: only resuming from suspend-to-disk fails since I changed the swap partition
[17:06] <chadkouse> amenado: I wonder if there is something else that is controlling network settings ?
[17:06] <vlt> michalxo: Can you describe more clearly what you want to do?
[17:06] <chadkouse> amenado: this is really a pretty much plain install of ubuntu server.. i have openssh server, apache2, linux, and curl installed.. that's about it
[17:06] <amenado> chadkouse-> what do you have it set in network manager?
[17:06] <chadkouse> amenado: I'm unfamiliar with that... what do you mean ?
[17:07] <amenado> chadkouse-> do you have that nm-applet icon on the top ?
[17:07] <chadkouse> amenado: no gui
[17:07] <legend2440> naknomik: something like this?          http://wdawe.com/index.php/running-a-shell-script-when-a-dvd-is-ins?blog=1
[17:08] <amenado> chadkouse okay cool, now check what you have in  /etc/udev/event.d/   about networks
[17:08] <chadkouse> don't have an event.d
[17:08] <chadkouse> have rules.d or udev.conf
[17:08] <naknomik> legend2440: this is exactly what I'm looking for.
[17:09] <chadkouse> amenado: don't have an event.d, have rules.d or udev.conf
[17:09]  * naknomik is very grateful to legend2440
[17:09] <Chikubu> m trying t run ltsp-build-client with mirror file:/mnt/iso/ubuntu8.04  its giving me W: Failed to fetch file:/mnt/iso/ubuntu8.04/dists/hardy/restricted/binary-i386/Packages.gz  File not found   error: LTSP client installation ended abnormally, is there some way to tweak my sources list so that it will build offline without the humongous download?  also  does it create a pxelinux.0 file when done?  it still downloads security updates when pointed to the l
[17:09] <amenado> chadkouse-> yeah rules.d   not event.d
[17:09] <Chikubu> the Packages.gz is there btw
[17:09] <Crucial> !paste | Chikubu
[17:09] <Chikubu> yeah i typed that not pasted
[17:10] <amenado> chadkouse-> go see the scripts 70 and 85 rules
[17:10] <chadkouse> all I have is device naming in 70-persistent-net.rules
[17:10] <chadkouse> amenado: all I have is device naming in 70-persistent-net.rules
[17:10] <hiptobecubic> how can you open RAW images in ubuntu?
[17:10] <Crucial> pastebin is a website to send multiple-lined texts so you don't flood the channel
[17:10] <amenado> chadkouse-> look inside it
[17:10] <Chikubu> realy? wow
[17:11] <chadkouse> amenado: that's what I mean.. it's just naming eth0 / eth1 based on mac addresses it looks like
[17:11] <chadkouse> amenado: want a paste ?
[17:11] <Red_Wraith> Hello all.
[17:11] <chadkouse> amenado: http://pastebin.com/de54b6be
[17:11] <amenado> chadkouse-> go ahead
[17:11] <Crucial> Chikubu: yeah, double click http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste your problem there, then send us the link
[17:12] <amenado> chadkouse-> look also in 75 and 85 rules
[17:13] <ne2k__> hiptobecubic: what do you mean open it? with open()?
[17:13] <chadkouse> amenado: it all looks clean -- I'm not 100% sure we've rebooted this server since we changed from DHCP to Static -- so let me try that and see if it clears up
[17:13] <ne2k__> chadkouse: ps auwx |grep dhcpcd
[17:13] <Alokito> how to make the cube sphere?
[17:14] <hiptobecubic> ne2k__, no i mean i want to load and edit RAW format images from my Canon DSLR
[17:14] <amenado> chadkouse-> go ahead and reboot
[17:14] <chadkouse> ne2k__: nothing
[17:14] <ne2k__> hiptobecubic: gimp, maybe?
[17:14] <sure> hi
[17:14] <chadkouse> amenado: ok I'll do that -- I won't know if it is working until probably tomorrow though :P
[17:14] <ne2k__> chadkouse: or dhclient?
[17:14] <ne2k__> chadkouse: ps auwx |grep dhclient
[17:15] <chadkouse> ne2k__: sudo ps auwx | grep dhc
[17:15] <chadkouse> ne2k__: nothing :)
[17:15] <Crucial> amenado: Hey, I'm having problems trying to install Ubuntu:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/25019/
[17:15] <amenado> Crucial-> what seems were the problem during install?
[17:15] <ne2k__> chadkouse: very very strange.
[17:15] <hiptobecubic> ne2k__, it says it needs a plugin, which i installed using synaptic but it still wasn't working properly. I didn't know if there was something in particular that i had to do
[17:15] <chadkouse> yeah I dunno.. maybe when you netboot the netboot agent is  trying to control the IP address?  I'll try a reboot and see if that clears it up
[17:15] <Crucial> amenado: The loading halted
[17:16] <chadkouse> amenado: ne2k__: thanks
[17:16] <ne2k__> ignore netix
[17:16] <krypto> erUSUL, gracias, ha quedado :D
[17:16] <Crucial> amenado: there is a log of what appears on the screen when it is loading
[17:16] <amenado> chadkouse-> you dont have to reboot all the way, try to got to single user and back to init level 5
[17:16] <ne2k__> !es |krypto
[17:17] <amenado> Crucial-> i dont  see anything glaring that gives a hint,  it just stalls? you waited long enuff? like 20 minutes?
[17:17] <Crucial> amenado: like hours
[17:17] <chadkouse> amenado: too late already did a full reboot... it came back up with the correct IP.. so we'll see
[17:17] <ne2k__> netix: why are you messaging me?
[17:18] <mgross> Are there any pages on how to get started with xorg development on Ubuntu?
[17:18] <amenado> Crucial-> perhaps you have to use the alternatecd instead of the livecd ...try that
[17:18] <erUSUL> mgross: www.freedesktop.org ??
[17:18] <ne2k__> amenado: Ubuntu uses upstart, not init
[17:18] <netix> ne2k: because i need your help
[17:18] <vlt> Does anyone know where to set the swap partition that should be used for suspend-to-disk (and resuming)?
[17:18] <Crucial> amenado: what is the difference?
[17:18] <amenado> ne2k__-> am aware, but upstart as of now also simulate init levels
[17:18] <ne2k__> netix: ask in the channel. if someone can help you, they will. if they can't, they won't. don't message people.
[17:19] <mgross> erUSUL: freedesktop.org doesn't help with running the new bits on a ubuntu 8x desktop
[17:19] <erUSUL> vlt: during install is configured a swap partition but you can add one at any time in fstab
[17:19] <netix> ne2k: and noone cant help me i alredy ask
[17:19] <amenado> Crucial-> i dont know the fine details but if you read the download sites, it kind of explain if livecd dont work, try the alternatecd
[17:19] <netix> but somone can but just dont uderstand me because i am bad at eanglish
[17:19] <ne2k__> netix: how long ago did you last ask your question?
[17:19] <netix> 5 min
[17:20] <netix> 10 min
[17:20] <Crucial> amenado: ok, thanks, I'll try it
[17:20] <soundray> vlt: the kernel takes a resume= parameter with a value of a device name (e.g. /dev/sda5)
[17:20] <ne2k__> netix: leave it another twenty-five, then you can probably legitimately ask again.
[17:20] <netix> i want get acces for java cahe but i dont now how to do it... can somone help me i dont now linux...
[17:20] <xenoglossia> Hi!  I'm having trouble formating my 7.8 GB USB flash drive.  http://paste.ubuntu.com/25032/  What am I doing wrong?
[17:20] <ne2k__> netix: what do you mean you want to get access to the java cache?
[17:20] <erUSUL> netix: probably most people are confused about what tou call "java cache" ??
[17:21] <bazhang> netix, you want to save youtube flash streams?
[17:21] <vlt> soundray: hmm, "resume=..." is missing currently on menu.lst. I'll try adding it, thanks.
[17:22] <millertime_018> i need some help. using virtualbox
[17:22] <ne2k__> xenoglossia: cool nick, btw. have you actually made a fat32 filesystem on /dev/sdg2? why do you want to use fat32 anyway?
[17:22] <soundray> vlt: the parameter is not needed if there is only one swap partition. By default, the kernel assumes that a single swap partition is also the resume partition.
[17:22] <ne2k__> millertime_018: don't ask to ask, just ask.
[17:23] <RAdam1> Getting a lot of these: psmouse.c: resync failed, issuing reconnect request from my ALPS Glidepoint on a Dell Latitude D800. Anyone have any suggestions on how to track down why it's losing sync?
[17:23] <ne2k__> ubottu: nickometer xenoglossia
[17:23] <millertime_018> ne2k_: can you help me
[17:23] <RAdam1> !ask | millertime_018
[17:23] <ne2k__> millertime_018: ask your question. if someone can help you, they will. if they can't, they won't.
[17:24] <xenoglossia> ne2k__, I've tried all sorts of filesystems -- nothing's worked so far :)  There's no special reason I want fat32.
[17:24] <ne2k__> xenoglossia: why do you want two partitions anyway?
[17:24] <RAdam1> xenoglossia: fat32 is the filesystem satan uses. what do you need to do with this partition?
[17:24] <millertime_018> ne2k_: i am dual booting vista and ubuntu. now i have virtualbox installed on ubuntu and i want to be able to boot vista from my other disk while i'm in ubuntu
[17:25] <kantor> hi, how is that if I compare the md5sums from Ubuntu version 8.04 with 8.04.1 they are the same ?
[17:25] <kantor> the DVD ISO images
[17:25] <enterneo> is there a way to get netbeans 6.1 from the repositories, i don't prefer installing from the shell script, i prefer using repos :D
[17:25] <RAdam1> millertime_018: ubuntu can read and write ntfs if the package ntfs-3g is installed. Windows can read ext3 if you install the utility from www.driver-fs.org
[17:26] <amenado> enterneo-> doesnt the shell script uses the repo?
[17:26] <xenoglossia> ne2k__, I'm trying to make a live usb flash drive.  sdg2 will contain the "system files," sdg1 will be storage (accessible in Windows, too)
[17:26] <millertime_018> RAdam1: what will all of that do? and how will it help me make a virtual windows?
[17:26] <mistergibson> is there a gtk app that lets me control print jobs (gnome) ?
[17:26] <vlt> soundray: I'm back. It worked. I added "resume=/dev/sda7" in grub edit mode. Still don't know why it didn't work before. I only have one swap partition. hmmm ...
[17:26] <enterneo> amenado: the netbeans website has a .sh 150 MB file as the installer
[17:26] <RAdams> millertime_018: I was giving you ways to avoid using fat32
[17:26] <jelmer> mistergibson: if you're using cups, gnome-cups-manager
[17:26] <mistergibson> thanks
[17:27] <ne2k__> millertime_018: I was actually trying to do this earlier today. you need to use the VBoxManager utility to create a raw vmdk file, but the version of virtualbox that comes with ubuntu doesn't seem to have the utility in it. you might try qemu, though
[17:27] <vlt> Btw, what does the line "quiet" mean in GRUB?
[17:27] <kantor> the md5sums are equal for the CD iso images too, why ?
[17:27] <soundray> vlt: you get extra info during boot if you delete it. I always do, mainly for entertainment ;)
[17:27] <amenado> enterneo-> in that 150megs you get along all kind of stuff..
[17:27] <netix> i want play java based game and it needs to crate chae but it cant create.. i dont now why and i dont now how to fix it..
[17:27] <YeaSt> have any of installed with 8.04.1?
[17:28] <millertime_018> ne2k_: right now i am creating a vfixed size virtual disk file
[17:28] <YeaSt> I asked, but nobody replied me
[17:28] <RAdams> soundray: you have a sick sense of the entertaining
[17:28] <ne2k__> millertime_018: how will this help you boot an existing partition?
[17:28] <RAdams> !ask | YeaSt
[17:28] <millertime_018> ne2k_:idk... it was just in the steps that virtual box gave when i started it after i had installed it
[17:29] <ne2k__> millertime_018: it's also worth trying out wine to see if you can use it to do what you want. but you should visit winehq.org and follow the steps there to add wine's repository so you can get v1.1.0. Ubuntu ships with a broken, old version of wine
[17:30] <netix> i want play java based game and it needs to crate chae but it cant create.. i play it througt firefox but the eror is: was unable to find a suitable place to store its temporary files. To solve this please either:
[17:30] <netix> # Login to your computer as an 'administator' user, and then try loading RuneScape again. This should give it sufficient access to create its temporary cache.
[17:30] <netix> # Or, create a new directory called c:/rscache or /rscache. If possible, set that directory to have full read+write permissions so that all users can write to it. Runescape should then detect that directory and use it for its files.
[17:30] <soundray> netix: try starting it with sudo (if you trust the developers of the game)
[17:30] <millertime_018> ne2k_: i already have wine installed.
[17:30] <ne2k__> xenoglossia: have you actually done mkdosfs on /dev/sdg2?
[17:30] <netix> soundray: i am new user can you help me steb by step i dont now how to acces it
[17:31] <ne2k__> soundray: good luck
[17:31] <soundray> netix: actually, don't start it with sudo, there is a safer way to try:
[17:31] <xenoglossia> ne2k__, Sorry.  What's mkdosfs?
[17:31] <soundray> netix: have you got a terminal open?
[17:31] <netix> yes i will
[17:31] <millertime_018> ne2k_: ok. lets just start from the beginning. I am dual booting vista and ubuntu- how will i use ubuntu to boot vista virtually from the first partition?
[17:32] <mx-tvt> netix, you shouldn't start the game as root. just create the folder as they ask.
[17:32] <soundray> netix: run 'sudo mkdir /rscache' (it will ask for your user password, then return to the $ prompt)
[17:32] <netix> soundray: i have opened it
[17:32] <soundray> mx-tvt: I'm handling it
[17:32] <nerdy> need some help installing the network driver for intel wireless/pro nic for laptop
[17:32] <joel__> hi, does anyone else have a problem when trying to suspend or hibernate hardy?
[17:32] <ne2k__> xenoglossia: using fdisk to create a partition and set the partition type doesn't actually write anything into the partition
[17:32] <Anarhist> i've right clicked on the file, and selected 'properties' that was about 20 minutes ago, i want my properties window
[17:32] <ne2k__> xenoglossia: the mkfs.* utilities are used to create a filesystem in a partition
[17:32] <netix> and now it need work?
[17:32] <mx-tvt> soundray, yes, and you first told him to start the game with sudo
[17:33] <soundray> netix: then run 'sudo chown $USER:$USER /rscache'
[17:33] <soundray> mx-tvt: yes, and I took it back immediately.
[17:33] <tbs> how do i hack a gibson
[17:33] <millertime_018> ne2k_:?
[17:33] <soundray> mx-tvt: I also added a warning
[17:33] <Finux1> hey
[17:33] <ne2k__> millertime_018: you need to persuade whatever emulator you're using to use a raw disk. with qemu this is easy, you just run qemu /dev/sda (with a few more options if you want them); with VirtualBox you need to create a vmdk file with the correct settings in it, which I don't know how to do
[17:34] <ne2k__> millertime_018: so, have you tried qemu yet?
[17:34] <Finux1> anyone got an idea why the application vino-session is missing
[17:34] <rbarbo>  hi
[17:34] <rbarbo> anyone got tiem to help me?
[17:34] <ne2k__> millertime_018: btw, my nick is ne2k__, not ne2k_. if you type ne2k_ I don't get a notification that someone has typed something to me
[17:34] <soundray> Finux1: what is it for?
[17:34] <Anarhist> rbarbo, don't ask to ask
[17:35] <netix> yes next?
[17:35] <mx-tvt> soundray, didn't notice you took it back. anyway, I believe you should never tell anyone to use sudo, unless it is strictly necessary. sudo-habbit is what makes most users get into trouble.
[17:35] <ne2k__> !ask | rbarbo
[17:35] <Finux1> vino-session starts a session for vino xD
[17:35] <cakey> hai guise
[17:35] <xenoglossia> I just tried: sudo mkfs.vfat -F 32 -n ubuntu /dev/sdg2  -- it didn't seem to do anything.
[17:35] <rbarbo> im sorry. I need to make my USB stick bootable, but i failed.
[17:35] <ne2k__> xenoglossia: what are you expecting it to do?
[17:35] <ne2k__> rbarbo: what have you tried?
[17:35] <soundray> mx-tvt: thanks. Are you done lecturing now?
[17:35] <xenoglossia> Make it so that I can mount sdg2
[17:36] <ne2k__> xenoglossia: can you mount it?
[17:36] <rbarbo> i tried this link: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-install-ubuntu-linux-from-usb-stick.html
[17:36] <makahara> who knows linux popular packet generator???
[17:36] <xenoglossia> ne2k__, no
[17:36] <rbarbo> but im stuck at this step
[17:36] <ne2k__> xenoglossia: what happens?
[17:36] <rbarbo> http://rafb.net/p/bsxUpn85.html
[17:36] <soundray> netix: try running it again now
[17:37] <millertime_018> ne2k__: ok i typed qemu in the search box of the add/remove applications  and i got qemu launcher and qemulator. which one?
[17:37] <netix> soundray: dont work
[17:37] <soundray> netix: same error?
[17:37] <jbroome> millertime_018: quemu is short for qemulator
[17:37] <magnetron> millertime_018, i recommend qemulator
[17:37] <xenoglossia> When I do this: sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdg2 /media/disk, I get this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/25038/
[17:37] <magnetron> jbroome, qemulator is a frontend to qemu, millertime_018
[17:38] <millertime_018> magnetron: ok thanx
[17:38] <ne2k__> millertime_018: just install the package qemu; sudo apt-get install qemu
[17:38] <netix> yes
[17:38] <soundray> netix: did you run 'sudo chown $USER:$USER /rscache'?
[17:38] <netix> yes i run it
[17:38] <xenoglossia> ne2k__, Sorry, I keep forgetting to put your nickname at the front -- I'm kind 'a new :)
[17:38] <soundray> netix: did it give you an error?
[17:38] <ne2k__> jbroome: wrong. qemulator is a package that is "a solution for easy setup and managemnt of qemu"
[17:38] <millertime_018> ne2k__: is that the same as if i use the add/remove applications manager?
[17:38] <netix> no
[17:39] <mx-tvt> soundray, you were the one who got all territorial when I answered netix. I wonder why
[17:39] <ne2k__> millertime_018: to all intents and purposes, yes
[17:39] <ne2k__> millertime_018: you can install one of the other ones if you want. I haven't used them so I can't help you with them
[17:39] <bazhang> mx-tvt, sudo is ubuntu way; do not recommend otherwise here please
[17:39] <makahara> Do you know popular packet generator?
[17:39] <soundray> netix: please paste the output of 'ls -l /rscache'
[17:39] <netix> can i run firefox like root?
[17:39] <soundray> netix: please paste the output of 'ls -ld /rscache'
[17:39] <soundray> netix: sorry, second one is correct
[17:39] <ne2k__> netix: oh. my. gosh.
[17:39] <geek_inn2> netix whats the catch
[17:40] <adac> hi
[17:40] <bazhang> netix, bad idea
[17:40] <geek_inn2> why u want2 do that
[17:40] <ne2k__> millertime_018: I'm installing qemulator and qemu-launcher so ignore that last comment
[17:40] <netix> 'ls -l /rscache
[17:40] <netix> total 0
[17:40] <mx-tvt> bazhang, did you even understand what I meant? I was saying that you shouldn't run games/apps using sudo cause many times you'll run into problems because of that. commands are fine :)
[17:40] <adac> would need a java program for my k800i sony ericsson that can remote control my ubuntu via bluetooth...is there such an app?
[17:40] <bazhang> mx-tvt, as in gksudo?
[17:41] <soundray> mx-tvt: I didn't get territorial, I stated a fact. It was necessary, because you obviously (and later admittedly) didn't follow the conversation.
[17:41] <netix> soundray: output from second one drwxrwxrwx 2 netix netix 4096 2008-07-04 19:32 /rscache
[17:42] <geek_inn2> any hyderabad locals
[17:42] <bazhang> !in
[17:42] <bazhang> geek_inn2, ^^
[17:42] <SkarVeN> geek_inn2, bhojanam ayindaa?
[17:43] <soundray> netix: you have done everything that the error message was suggesting. I can't tell you why it still doesn't work.
[17:43] <amenado> adac-> i dont know, you have the latest toy gadget, look for vnc for embedded systems?
[17:43] <millertime_018> ne2k__: ok now i'm deleting the 30gb vdi image i just made. how do i make the image type you said?
[17:43] <adac> amenado: well that's a nice idea...thx!
[17:43] <GSaldana> hello, can anyone help me setup exim4 on hardy?
[17:43] <ne2k__> millertime_018: no need to make any image. just run qemu-launcher, type /dev/sda (if that is your hard disk) into hard disk 0 and press launch
[17:43] <geek_inn2> wow,bazhag whatz ur yahoo id
[17:44] <mattgyver83> When i restart my computer, my wired internet connection is not recognized.  I have to ifup the connection in order to reconnect.  This didnt happen until upgrading to 8.04, has anyone heard of this?
[17:44] <geek_inn2> sakrven too
[17:44] <ne2k__> millertime_018: you may have to make a few changes to get the permissions
[17:44] <millertime_018> ne2k__: what?!
[17:44] <soundray> mattgyver83: is it set to roaming?
[17:44] <amenado> matteo_-> can you paste your /etc/network/interfaces file?
[17:44] <mattgyver83> Soundray, i will check.
[17:44] <amenado> mattgyver83-> _-> can you paste your /etc/network/interfaces file?
[17:44] <ne2k__> millertime_018: what's the problem?
[17:45] <fritzophrenic_> hey, is there a keyboard shortcut to force-quit an application?
[17:45] <millertime_018> ne2k__: ok i have just opened qemulator...
[17:45] <SkarVeN> clear