[00:00] <maxjezy> hello, anyone on 32bit ubuntu 9.10 have any time to help me?
[00:00] <Maimster> BluesKaj-Laptop Nope. Just in old installation of ubuntu.
[00:00] <actionParsnip> !anyone | maxjezy
[00:00] <chrism> Anyone have any idea why IcedTea would keep using ALSA for output even when it's set to use Pulse?
[00:00] <hiexpo> maxjezy, just ask your question
[00:00] <maxjezy> hiexpo, it's a bit complexed
[00:00] <mrbucket> So, I just submitted https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+bug/530353 as a bug. Has anyone run into this issue in addition to myself?
[00:00] <Maimster> BluesKaj-Laptop Thinking of letting gparted have a look at the drive.
[00:01] <hiexpo> start typing
[00:01] <hodge> does ubuntu come with Crypt::OpenSSL::Bignum
[00:01] <maxjezy> okey
[00:01] <BluesKaj-Laptop> Maimster, was about to suggest gparted..it's the way to go
[00:01] <mrbucket> hm. no link bot. Anyways... "Machine with 2+ interfaces will only respond to pings from same subnet"
[00:01] <maxjezy> i need someone to test install blender, then add a ppa and install yafaray and yafaray-blender
[00:01] <maxjezy> then test it out
[00:01] <maxjezy> please help me someone
[00:02] <actionParsnip> maxjezy: whats your issue?
[00:02] <maxjezy> it's not working for me
[00:02] <Maimster> BluesKaj-Laptop I might get lucky. I just loaded it now let's see can it find the other drive. Which is not mounted.
[00:02] <hodge> actionParsnip, does ubuntu vome with Crypt::OpenSSL::Bignum?
[00:02] <actionParsnip> maxjezy: can you give details
[00:02] <actionParsnip> hodge: not sure what that is
[00:02] <maxjezy> actionParsnip, i need someone to confirm if it's wrong on my computer or if it's on anyone elses to
[00:02] <bong904> how to switch eth0 to eth1
[00:02] <mrbucket> hodge: you can always search packages.ubuntu.com for the package
[00:03] <actionParsnip> maxjezy: are you at the install stage?
[00:03] <mrbucket> bong904: /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistant-net.rules or something like that
[00:03] <brjann> hodge: no, it doesn't. see package libcrypt-openssl-bignum-perl
[00:03] <mrbucket> bong904: look in that file and you should have your answer
[00:03] <maxjezy> actionParsnip, it's installed
[00:04] <maxjezy> but does not show up in blender
[00:04] <actionParsnip> maxjezy: i dont use blender
[00:04] <actionParsnip> !blender
[00:04] <Thunder_star> anyone help me with java problem
[00:04] <actionParsnip> !anyone | Thunder_star
[00:05] <bong904> mrbucket: thanks
[00:05] <Losha> maxjezy: incredibly, there is a #blender channel....
[00:05] <Thunder_star> i am trying to get runescape to work but it keeps telling me i need to install java ( i have java 6 installed )
[00:05] <JohnWittle> Thunder_star: what browser?
[00:06] <Thunder_star> firefox
[00:06] <maxjezy> Losha, yes
[00:06] <maxjezy> but they dont help me
[00:06] <maxjezy> all using 64 bit systems
[00:06] <Maimster> BluesKaj-Laptop GParted see it, however it sees it as 2TB!! Its only a 40GB drive.
[00:06] <maxjezy> i need a 32bit system user
[00:06] <mrbucket> Has anyone had issues with multiple interfaces and networks on Ubuntu 9.10 when it comes to the way the kernel handles requests to the non-local subnet? i.e. host on <IP_ADDRESS> can ping server eth0 <IP_ADDRESS> but not server eth2 <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:07] <Losha> mrbucket: My first guess would be to suspect that the routing table isn't configured correctly...
[00:08] <mrbucket> losha: it is configured correctly. the machine receives the packets, however doesnt generate a response on any interface.
[00:08] <mrbucket> losha: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-meta/+bug/530353
[00:08] <tonyyarusso> I installed Google Earth via the builder package on Ubuntu 9.10, and it installed fine, but when I run it the display flickers like crazy.  Any idea how to fix this?
[00:08] <od3n_> what the command to changes the rigths to a folder?
[00:08] <od3n_> or file
[00:08] <tonyyarusso> od3n_: chown and chmod
[00:08] <mrbucket> od3n_: chown, chgrp, and chmod
[00:08] <od3n_> chmod or somethin g
[00:09] <zeleftikam> MacBook on Ubuntu 9.10: For some reason, audio is output via the optical digital link (there is a red light coming out of my computer) instead of the internal speakers. how do i change the output hardware?
[00:09] <od3n_> ahh yeah so will I need the full path to do that as well
[00:09] <mrbucket> od3n_: /bin/chmod?
[00:09] <mrbucket> od3n_: should be in your $PATH
[00:09] <Losha> mrbucket: I stand corrected, looks like a bug...
[00:09] <mrbucket> losha: well, I submitted that. But, I wasnt sure if other people agreed that it could be a bug.
[00:10] <meatbun> does live cd comes with dd?
[00:10] <mrbucket> meatbun: i imagine it does
[00:11]  * Thunder_star will return shortly
[00:11]  * Thunder_star has returned
[00:11] <meatbun> mrbucket: hm... how sure are u?
[00:11] <Losha> mrbucket: well, someone here *might* know, but eventually it will hopefully get triaged/assigned/verified/debugged/fixed etc...
[00:11] <Thunder_star> john wittle r u still there
[00:12] <mrbucket> meatbun: well, dd comes in busybox which comes in a ton of embedded software so id be surprised if it wasnt on the livecd.
[00:12] <sbap> evening all!  can someone assist me in changing the compile flags of a .deb package? or point me in the correct direction
[00:12] <eeli> any good ubuntu book recommendation?
[00:12] <mrbucket> losha: yeah. whats the usual timeframe for that kind of thing?
[00:12] <eeli> for larning the stuff!
[00:12] <meatbun> mrbucket: i know it's on knippix... cause i ve used dd on it before... not sure for ubunt
[00:13] <greezmunkey> Does "dd" care what is on a HDD? In other words, if all I want to do is move the data on one drive to another, will dd handle it?
[00:13] <mrbucket> greezmunkey: it does not.
[00:13] <Losha> meatbun: dd is such a basic command for drive maintenance I can't imagine it's not on the live cd.
[00:13] <meatbun> dd is more like binary writing
[00:13] <meatbun> Losha: ok.
[00:14] <JJJMain> EXIT gotta run
[00:14] <meatbun> i ll see later today. but will be cumbersome if it's not. as i will have to do more physical labor ;)
[00:14]  * Typos_King hands jjjmain a /
[00:15]  * Thunder_star is still waiting for a suggestion
[00:15] <Losha> mrbucket: sorry, couldn't tell you. I've never actually filed a bug myself, and rarely needed to look one up (running 8.04)
[00:15] <greezmunkey> mrbucket, ok, one more if I succeed in moving the data to a larger HDD, then does gparted care how a drive is formatted for it to expand the partition on the new drive?
[00:15] <mrbucket> greezmunkey: i dont think so, but.. i dunno.
[00:15] <Losha> meatbun: I googled "is dd in ubuntu live cd" and the results imply it's there...
[00:16] <meatbun> Losha: cool. thx
[00:16] <Zopiac> is there a way to get true transparency for the gnome-panel (so that applications behind it will show through) and keep icons and text opaque? ive tried various things ive found online but nothing does it right
[00:16] <tim> is anyone using the nouveau driver?
[00:17] <Zopiac> either the icons will be transparent as well or its fake transparency, just showing the desktop and not underlaid application windows
[00:17] <awesomo4k> XRANDR extension missing !  arrgh.. what's the fix (I need xinerama).
[00:17] <brjann> greezmunkey: using dd to copy to a drive that isn't exactly the same is sketchy at best
[00:17] <BluesKaj-Laptop> Maimster, repair option for that partition is probly in order...let's hope it's fixable
[00:17] <synapse_> How can I make make the Main Menu (gnome menu) function from a right click on the desktop?  I want the same menus available from a right click on the desktop
[00:18] <blakkheim> synapse_: compiz-deskmenu
[00:18] <synapse_> I dont use compiz
[00:18] <brjann> greezmunkey: why not just use gparted to copy partitions from one disk to another?
[00:18] <blakkheim> synapse_: can't help you then sorry
[00:18] <Losha> greezmunkey: in general, as long as there is *contiguous* free space, you can enlarge an existing partition, but I've only ever done it with ext3 and ntfs. In general, I would make an empty, larger partition first, and then copy the contents of the smaller partition to it, using tar, or dump, etc...
[00:19] <sbap1> I'd like to change the compile flags in a apt-get .deb package.  Is there any way to do this??
[00:19] <Losha> sbap: a source .deb?
[00:20] <synapse_> download the source?
[00:20] <sbap> well ya
[00:20] <sbap> but i need an extra flag when it compiles
[00:20] <sbap> where would I edit that?
[00:21] <flaarg> sbap which package and what flag
[00:21] <ajnewbold> what are the chances that Ubuntu will run on this? http://www.bestbuy.com/site/Acer+-+Aspire+Laptop+with+AMD+Athlon%26%23153%3B+Single-Core+Processor/9555769.p?skuId=9555769&id=1218127632130#tabbed-customerreviews  There's no mention of the device on the site anywhere :/
[00:21] <Losha> sbap: depends on how it builds. If you're lucky there's a single Makefile which you can edit
[00:21] <sbap> flaarg:  mpd and I want to compile with lame support
[00:21] <synapse_> try fooling around with debuild
[00:22] <infid> is there a way to display a message in the gnome-panel? Ie have my favorite quote from an author always show on the gnome panel?
[00:22] <flaarg> um doesnt mpd come with lame support?
[00:22] <Guest52165> i have a problem with apt i cant install or uninstall or update any software
[00:22] <Guest52165> it says E: Error de lectura - read (21: Es un directorio)
[00:22] <sbap> flaarg:  nope.  it outputs in oog
[00:22] <xeon> hi
[00:22] <xeon> test
[00:23] <sbap> flaarg:  which normally i wouldnt care about, but I have an app that will only accept httpd streaming from lame outputs
[00:23] <xeon> why " Cannot send to channel" for some channels?
[00:23] <flaarg> sbap: ah for streaming
[00:23] <sbap> flaarg: ya
[00:23] <synapse_> xeon: not registered on freenode probably
[00:23] <sbap> flaarg:  ive done it by compiling from source.  but deb is so much nicer
[00:24] <xeon> oh
[00:24] <flaarg> sbap: have you done apt-get source mpd?
[00:24] <sbap> flaarg:  everything is neat and tidy.  not hacked together by myself :)
[00:25] <flaarg> in the debian dir edit the rules file and change --disable-lame to --enable-lame
[00:25] <flaarg> and rebuild the package
[00:25] <flaarg> dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot
[00:25] <sbap> flaarg:  ok let me try that.  So i can essentially leave my existing mpd intall intact?
[00:26] <xeon> if a.out is dependent on a so., what should be set up to ensure a.out is invoked without any problem?
[00:26] <sbap> flaarg:  or should i remove it
[00:26] <flaarg> change the version to a newer one
 try fooling around with debuild
[00:27] <Losha> ajnewbold: unless you find a google reference where someone says they successfully installed ubuntu on an AS5532-5535, it's a gamble. I suppose you could show up at best buy with a live cd and see if it runs...
[00:27] <synapse_> I don't see why you can't use debuild to do that
[00:27] <ajnewbold> Losha: hey, that's a great idea -- the livecd :)
[00:27] <synapse_> can't you set the ENV for whatever flags you want and use debuild?
[00:27] <flaarg> I have never used bebuild
[00:27] <flaarg> debuild
[00:27] <flaarg> so
[00:28] <synapse_> neither have I
[00:28] <Principitto> how is the ubuntu spanish channel?
[00:28] <sbap> i certainly havent either :)
[00:28] <synapse_> no habla espanol
[00:28] <Losha> !es | Principitto Try it yourself
[00:28] <Principitto> thanks
[00:28] <flaarg> sbap: anyway you can do what I said, remove your currently installed mpd, install that one, set it to not update and you should be good to go
[00:29] <synapse_> heh, like a computer "language" has phonetics
[00:29] <sbap> flaarg:  ok.  how do I set it to not update?
[00:29] <synapse_> GAWK, GREP, FSCK, blah blah blah
[00:30] <Losha> xeon: the particular .so needs to be installed, usually in /usr/lib...
[00:30] <flaarg> sbap: man aptitude
[00:30] <yellowroost924> hi everyone. when i'm on this textures website ( zentextures.com) I don't see the images. can you (anyone)?
[00:30] <sbap> fiiine ;)  thanks tho
[00:30] <sbap> ill give it a whirl
[00:31] <flaarg> sbap: hold is what you are looking for btw
[00:31] <Losha> yellowroost924: yes, I see them. A bit brown & boring but they're there...
[00:31] <xeon> Losha: what if .so is in the same dir as a.out? any path should be set up?
[00:31] <yellowroost924> Losha: thanks. it must be my opendns filtering.
[00:32] <oLife> update drums up this error: E: Type 'universe' is not known on line 14 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:32] <flaarg> oLife: pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:33] <oLife> flaarg: Not familiar with pastebin
[00:33] <flaarg> !paste
[00:33] <Losha> xeon: you can't just put an .so anywhere and expect it to be used. That would be a big security hole. Google LD_LIBRARY_PATH for the details, too many to cover here....
[00:33] <oLife> !paste # Salimane Adjao Moustapha's Ubuntu Karmic Koala 9.10 Sources list
[00:33] <oLife> #
[00:33] <oLife> # Repository List based on standard Karmic with many extra packages
[00:33] <oLife> #
[00:33] <oLife> # If you get errors about missing keys, lookup the key in this file
[00:33] <FloodBot2> oLife: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:33] <oLife> # and run these commands (replace KEY with the key number):
[00:34] <bIGHh> Anyone knows relationships (if any?...) between this #debian and Efnet One ?
[00:35] <flaarg> neither one is official
[00:35] <flaarg> the official #debian is on oftc
[00:35] <oLife> Sorry, that was all kinds of wrong
[00:35] <oLife> http://paste.ubuntu.com/386658/
[00:35] <oLife> Now I know what pastebin is :3
[00:36] <bIGHh> Ugh... Happy to learn it ! Thanks flaarg.
[00:36] <flaarg> oLife: oh god what happened to your sources.list
[00:36] <oLife> flaarg: http://theindexer.wordpress.com/2009/10/25/to-do-list-after-installing-ubuntu-9-10-aka-karmic-koala/
[00:37] <Losha> oLife: looks like you cut & paste the first paragraph from somewhere. It has spurious newlines starting at line 14
[00:37] <oLife> I replaced it with, what I thought, was a more complete sources.list
[00:37] <flaarg> oLife: just a sec im going to fix it
[00:37] <sbap> flaarg: one last thing. "dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot"  what is the syntax there?  what I am calling with dpkg-buildpackage?
[00:37] <flaarg> you are actually calling debian/rules
[00:37]  * bIGHh take a big breath... (Hopefully for BanNet aka Efnet their #debian is untrusted then)
[00:37] <flaarg> but you build deb using fakeroot
[00:38] <flaarg> that you can install
[00:38] <flaarg> you don't have to be root to use dpkg-buildpackage
[00:38] <sbap> should i just run that in the mpd source folder then?
[00:38] <flaarg> but you don't need a target
[00:38] <flaarg> yaou
[00:38] <flaarg> run it in the dir that has the debian directory in it
[00:38] <sbap> gotcha
[00:38] <meatbun> i tried downloading technet trail software, but the java-download-manager thing does not work on linux. any1 have same prob?
[00:38] <oLife> flaarg: I used nano to edit sources, per interwebs instructions, and I hit a number of key combinations out of habit. Looks like I got burned.
[00:38] <meatbun> from msoft
[00:39] <ibmells> has anyone ever installed puppy 4.3.1 to zip and it work  if so tell me how
[00:39] <sbap> ok its calling for dependencies
[00:39] <MsTegan> When I try and upgrade my camera driver I get this error message: Warning: Failed to get microcode status. Error: Failed to upload firmware to device: Broken pipe (code -32).
[00:39] <flaarg> sbap: run sudo apt-get debuild-deps mpd
[00:39] <flaarg> wait
[00:39] <flaarg> sbap: run sudo apt-get build-deps mpd
[00:39] <sbap> ok
[00:39]  * Losha thinks: so much for java being platform independent
[00:40] <sbap> :~/lame/mpd-0.15.4$ sudo apt-get build-deps mpd
[00:40] <sbap> E: Invalid operation build-deps
[00:40] <trism> sbap: it is build-dep
[00:40] <flaarg> sbap: run sudo apt-get build-dep mpd
[00:40] <flaarg> sry am doing 14 things at once lol
[00:41] <oLife> I'm in not hurry good sir
[00:41] <sbap> o np i understand :)
[00:41] <sbap> i actually shoulda caught that
[00:42] <sbap> ill prolly have to grab lame too
[00:42] <sbap> i bet its not a dependancy
[00:42] <sbap> normally
[00:42] <flaarg> oLife: switch your sources.list with this one http://paste.ubuntu.com/386662/
[00:42] <flaarg> sbap: yah
[00:43] <flaarg> oLife: every deb line needs to start with deb or deb-src, you can't split up lines like you had for future reference
[00:43] <Losha> flaarg: you have a typo on line 13: uniiverse
[00:43] <flaarg> wait, line 13 is wrong, change uniiverse to universe
[00:44] <flaarg> at least I didnt put a :wq in there, I do that often too
[00:44] <Losha> flaarg: :-)
[00:45] <xeon> Losha: why LD_LIBRARY_PATH is bad? the link is broken. can you give a hint?
[00:45] <sephiroth_> join #fictionmania
[00:45] <NyaR> hey what application handles the translucent popups that annoy me?
[00:45] <NyaR> ubuntu 910
[00:46] <F5> hi
[00:46] <Losha> xeon: this link works for me: http://xahlee.org/UnixResource_dir/_/ldpath.html
[00:48] <oLife> flaarg: sudo gedit apt/etc/sources.list  brings me to a blank text document and another error: Could not find the file /home/ownlife/apt/etc/sources.list.   gig
[00:48] <flaarg> oLife: /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:48] <flaarg> sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:49] <flaarg> you can use gedit instead of nano
[00:49] <synapse> How do I change the number of workspaces I have?
[00:49] <synapse> I need 4
[00:49] <synapse> cant figure out where the hell to go
[00:49] <flaarg> synapse: in gnome the easiest way is to right click the workspaces applet and change the preferences
[00:49] <Elrox> its gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[00:50] <histo> synapse: right click on the workspace switcher is one way
[00:50] <trism> NyaR: notify-osd
[00:50] <synapse> flaarg: I right click on my workspaces and it only gives on the panel and it only gives me options to change the columns/rows
[00:50] <PyjamaSpank> synapse: or use ccsm if it's installed, general options, desktop size
[00:50] <flaarg> synapse: increase columns to increase workspaces
[00:50] <NyaR> thx trsim
[00:51] <synapse> no way
[00:51] <synapse> I should have tried that
[00:51] <synapse> cause I dont have any panels
[00:51] <Silly> Is there a simple way to force my computer to always connect to a specific wireless network? (i.e. connect to netwokr X on startup and if I'm ever disconnect retry connecting forever, this is a desktop with a wireless card so I will only want to change it when I move the desktop to another location)
[00:51] <synapse> I got rid of all that garbage
[00:51] <oLife> Does ^O WriteOut mean save?
[00:51] <flaarg> in nano, just ctrl^x and it will ask if you want to save
[00:52] <sbap> wowza lots of dependancies for mpd hah
[00:52] <oLife> [ Error writing etc/apt/sources.list: No such file or directory ]
[00:52] <oLife> Maybe I should play IT and restart?
[00:52] <flaarg> oLife: you are forgetting the preceding /
[00:52] <oLife> brawr
[00:52] <flaarg> its /etc/apt/sources.list not etc/apt/sources.list
[00:53] <trism> Silly: in the network manager connection editor, make sure to check the "Available to all users" box and it should do what you want by default
[00:53] <nocturnus> can someone please help me offset a page for printing using the command 'lp' ?
[00:53] <oLife> I'm glad this is such a professional environment, because that's plenty of material for the flame train. Thanks!
[00:53] <Silly> trism: Ok, I'll try that.
[00:53] <Silly> Thanks
[00:53] <nocturnus> this is what i've been trying to so, doesn't work: lp -d pdf -o page-left=72 -o number-up=1 ~/principia.pdf
[00:53] <dsnyders> HI all!  Does anyone have kpovmodeler working on 9.04?
[00:54] <ibmells> best to use usb wireless with linux allways work for me
[00:55] <barf> I am quiet new to IRC, does anyone have a recommendation for an ncurses based IRC client? I’d prefer one with tabbed browsing
[00:55] <trism> barf: irssi
[00:55] <barf> Yes?
[00:55] <sentabi> how to upgrate 9.04 to 9.10 from .iso ?
[00:55] <flaarg> irssi, but you will have to learn how to use it, another option is weechat
[00:55] <flaarg> neither one has tabs per say, but you can switch windows using alt+a number
[00:56] <barf> tabbing with different keys :-p
[00:56] <barf> So irssi is the way to go?
[00:56] <barf> Thank you
[00:57] <dsnyders> Anyone?
[00:58] <bitfox> @flaarg: do you use irssi?
[00:58] <flaarg> yes I use irssi
[00:58] <bitfox> ok
[00:59] <bitfox> I try to install weechat... but it doesn't connect to servers
[00:59] <Guest53713> -t
[00:59] <bitfox> There are two different weechat versions
[00:59] <bitfox> client and the core
[00:59] <flaarg> I dont know weechat, other than a lot of people use it
[01:00] <flaarg> more use irssi im sure though
[01:00] <bitfox> ok
[01:00] <bitfox> ok
[01:00] <flaarg> and you need both for weechat
[01:00] <bitfox> yes
[01:00] <flaarg> they are making more clients for weechat that will connect with core
[01:00] <flaarg> right now there is just hte ncurses
[01:00] <bitfox> irssi... I'm finding some screenshots
[01:00] <AgentGreen> does anyne know a guy that comes here by the name something squid
[01:00] <flaarg> of course irssi used to have a bunch of interfaces other than ncurses but they have gone the way of the dodo
[01:01] <bitfox> ok
[01:01] <seanbrystone> GeekSquid, is his name
[01:01] <AgentGreen> yess
[01:01] <flaarg> use irssi in screen so you can ssh into your computer from away and have irssi :D
[01:01] <AgentGreen> that's the one
[01:01] <AgentGreen> thanks man
[01:01] <seanbrystone> np
[01:02] <oLife> flaarg: ssh?
[01:02] <dsnyders> www.irssi.org
[01:02] <flaarg> ssh lets you connect to your computer securely from other computers if you have it set up right.
[01:04] <bitfox> I would know if irssi make available the division of server messages from user messages
[01:05] <bitfox> usually i use xchat... but the problem is that xchat doesn't offer this service
[01:06] <dsnyders> bitfox, do you mean server messages like comutamike has quit (Quit: Leaving.)?
[01:07] <BluesKaj-Laptop> most irc clients have that option but you have go into configure to find the options
[01:07] <oLife> i just uninstalled xchat - irssi looks good to me
[01:07] <bitfox> dsnyders: yes
[01:07] <blue113> Hello here.
 there are ridiculous dependancies for mpd haha.  still downloading
[01:08] <blue113> Is there a way to record what my speakers plays (without putting a microphone in front of them) ?
[01:09] <hiexpo> omg
[01:09] <PyjamaSpank> blue113: i tried that as well, i didnt' find an answer. I could't pipe the sound to the input of Audacity
[01:09] <blue113> :/
[01:09] <bitfox> BluesKaj-Laptop: I try to find the option but xchat has only the option to disable all server messages
[01:10] <gouki> Anyone with NTP problems under 9.10? It keeps delaying.
[01:10] <FLOYD|Party> anyone familiar with teamspeak 3?
[01:11] <hiexpo> anyone \ gouki
[01:11] <BluesKaj-Laptop> bitfox, there's a kde irc client/konversation which has those options
[01:12] <PyjamaSpank> blue112/3: I wanted to rip the sound from a video and had to use "ffmpeg -i video_source.avi sound_dest.wav"
[01:12] <hiexpo> !anyone \ gouki
[01:12] <zvacet> !ping
[01:13] <bitfox> konversation... I tried it
[01:13] <blue112> PyjamaSpank, I see. It's more like ripping the sound from skype for me :)
[01:13] <bitfox> i love xchat...
[01:13] <bitfox> Actually I'm using another irc client... kvirc... this is very good
[01:13] <ibmells> linux has lost it on allmost  all os ubuntu for 1 mint past 5 ubuntu past 8.04  been around seen 2001
[01:13] <dsnyders> bitfox, I've looked through all the settings on xchat.  I don't see where it is set, but my quit messages are brown, and join messages are green.  Usernames are individually colored, and regular text is black.  All is on a white background.
[01:14] <feedmecereal> How do I get Ubuntu to detect my new sound card instead of the on-board sound.
[01:14] <flaarg> feedmecereal: turn off your on-board in your bios unless you really need 2 sound-cards
[01:14] <Baatti> oh great
[01:14] <Baatti> Folks, I ruined my External HD :(
[01:14] <feedmecereal> flaarg: thanks, I didn't think of that
[01:14] <PyjamaSpank> blue112: http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8410261
[01:14] <Baatti> 's broken
[01:14] <bIGHh> bitfox: they sucks, i do prefer irssi or any in text mode...
[01:15] <Jon-> Where are application logs generally kept? Looking for the log file from fcrackzip I have heard it does make one.
[01:15] <flaarg> Jon-: most log in /var/log
[01:15] <Baatti> Its not even being seen in my Device Manager
[01:15] <LurkersA> Jon, /var/log
[01:15] <hiexpo> dsnyders, when you hit options you will see all the color tabs there each one is for a differant item or so
[01:15] <oLife> Trying to install Mediatomb for that sweet upnp action however I can't find it on the repository
[01:15] <blue112> PyjamaSpank, I'm trying that, thanks.
[01:15] <BluesKaj-Laptop> ibmells, pls don't translate from another language into english with one of those translate sites..they don't work
[01:15] <bitfox> dsnyders: I saw there too... I found nothing
[01:16] <bitfox> bIGHh: I'm try to download irssi
[01:16] <FrozenFire> Is there a CLI tool that can be used to modify the properties (title, author, album, etc) of AVI video files?
[01:16] <Baatti> Anyone able to help me fix my Seagate Freeagent Desktop 1.5 TB ext hdd?
[01:17] <FrozenFire> Baatti: Depends on the issue
[01:17] <FrozenFire> What's wrong with it?
[01:17] <LurkersA> Baatti: You need to give a little more info as to what the issue is
[01:17] <hiexpo> anyone | baaba
[01:17] <Jon-> flaarg: And if not found there, then was not made?
[01:17] <thiebaude> !anyone | baaba
[01:18] <Baatti> I attempted to partition it and place Ubuntu on it. Ubuntu worked for the first two boots. Now it won't boot form the ext hdd... and my ext hdd is not being located in Windows Device Manager
[01:18] <flaarg> Jon-: I don't know, some log in a config dir in your home directory some log other places, its pretty much up to the program developer where to log
[01:18] <flaarg> or even if to log
[01:18] <Baatti> its blinking rapidly when its plugged into USB drive, but it isn't working at all
[01:18] <LurkersA> Baatti: Is it spinning up?
[01:19] <tilen> hello i want to install virtualbox-ose but i get error http://pastebin.com/4X5RsJ4M
[01:19] <bitfox> dsnyders: I'm going to ask in xchat channel...
[01:19] <Jon-> Anyone have experiance with fcrackzip? I am trying to use a dictionary file but I don't want to have to start at the beginning each time, any way to pause/remember progress?
[01:19] <Baatti> I don't hear it spinning, no
[01:19] <hiexpo> anyone | Jon-
[01:20] <tilen> anyone know?
[01:20] <dsnyders> hiexpo, the color option page shows "mIRC colors", "local colors" and various interface colors.  There's no specific setting for Quit message color, Join message color, etc.
[01:20] <ilovethislinuxst> hello
[01:20] <bitfox> bIGHh: Now, I have irssi
[01:20] <bitfox> it is fantastic...
[01:20] <Jon-> hiexpo: What do you mea
[01:20] <ilovethislinuxst> help
[01:20] <tilen> http://pastebin.com/4X5RsJ4M anyone know what is problem :S
[01:20] <hiexpo> Jon-, sorry
[01:20] <LurkersA> ilovethislinuxst: Please tell us what the problem is, and someone may be able to help
[01:21] <ilovethislinuxst> ok
[01:21] <dsnyders> ilovethislinuxst, we cannot help.  We do not know the problem.
[01:21] <ilovethislinuxst> i'm trying to do all this technical stuff when i don't even know how
[01:21] <dsnyders> ilovethislinuxst, are you having issues with kpovmodeler too?
[01:21] <ilovethislinuxst> i want to create a nickname
[01:21] <ilovethislinuxst> on this nickserve thing
[01:21] <Jon-> Anyone have experience with fcrackzip? I am trying to use a dictionary file but I don't want to have to start at the beginning each time, any way to pause/remember progress?
[01:22] <hiexpo> dsnyders, there in there when you hit colors there's a lot of differant colors look for the one that is the same color as you are seeing and what to change and edit it
[01:22] <FrozenFire> ilovethislinuxst: Head to #freenode for IRC help
[01:22] <Baatti> LurkersA: as my drive is not appearing to be spinning, what do you suppose the problem is?
[01:22] <ardchoille> !register > ilovethislinuxst
[01:22] <ilovethislinuxst> it disappeared before i could read it
[01:22] <ilovethislinuxst> how do i make it stay up
[01:22] <ilovethislinuxst> your message i mean?
[01:22] <ilovethislinuxst> \
[01:22] <hiexpo> dsnyders, xchat right?
[01:22] <LurkersA> Baatti: I would pick that it is a Hardware fault if it isn't trying to spin up when it is connected
[01:23] <Jon-> ilovethislinuxst:  See http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration
[01:23] <Baatti> :'(
[01:23] <ardchoille> ilovethislinuxst:  http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration
[01:23] <Baatti> My hardware brokeded
[01:23] <dsnyders> hiexpo, yeah.  But I'm having a kpovmodeler issue.  bitfox is the one with chat color issues.
[01:23] <seanbrystone> what's a good program for Ubuntu to organize stuff like all your collections, like an easy to use database or something?
[01:24] <ilovethislinuxst> it won't take my email at yahoo
[01:24] <CoJaBo-Aztec> How do I list any scheduled tasks that would run on the first of each month? Xorg is crashing monthly, and it seems too regular to not be something scheduled messing it up..
[01:24] <hiexpo> dsnyders, oh ok sorry thought it was xchat my misunderstanding
[01:25] <ilovethislinuxst> help
[01:25] <hiexpo> seanbrystone, like orginize what dvd etc?
[01:25] <dsnyders> hiexpo, I was helping bitfox set the colors on xchat.  But there's no specific mapping on my version of xchat for which type of message is what color.
[01:25] <oLife> can someone recommend noob-friendly upnp program?
[01:25] <Mafiawarz> hello all
[01:25] <ilovethislinuxst> help
[01:26] <bitfox> dsnyders: ok... I want create a separate window for server messages
[01:26] <Mafiawarz> im new in ubuntu i try to login on empathy im client i config... accounts but nothing heppen i cant find login button?
[01:26] <seanbrystone> hiexpo, no, backups and stuff, like i have a growing paper list of stuff ive backed up and wanted to digitize it somehow
[01:26] <ilovethislinuxst> i'm in nickserve and it won't take my yahoo email
[01:27] <bIGHh> bitfox: Your best is The best... eheh. ;)
[01:27] <LurkersA> ilovethislinuxst: join #freenode and ask there
[01:27] <Mafiawarz> im new in ubuntu i try to login on empathy im client i config... accounts but nothing heppen i cant find login button?
[01:27] <ilovethislinuxst> oh i see ok
[01:27] <ilovethislinuxst> ty
[01:27] <hiexpo> seanbrystone, oh ok just keep asking someone with that type of knowledge will assist you
[01:28] <seanbrystone> ok thx anyways hiexpo :D
[01:28] <hiexpo> no prob
[01:28] <dsnyders> bitfox, I don't know xchat well enough to be able to help you.  For me, as long as it highlights the messages to me, I'm happy.
[01:28] <LurkersA> seanbrystone: If you are looking for a simple DB, try OpenOffice Base
[01:29] <seanbrystone> LurkersA, yeah that's what i was thinking too thanks :)
[01:29] <LurkersA> seanbrystone: It is about equivilent to MS Access
[01:29] <dsnyders> bitfox, maybe there is an xchat channel :-)
[01:29] <Jon-> Anyone have experience with fcrackzip? I am trying to use a dictionary file but I don't want to have to start at the beginning each time, any way to pause/remember progress?
[01:30] <hiexpo> dsnyders, when you hit settings peferances / colors do you get a window with a lot of colors with numbers on them
[01:30] <bitfox> dsnyders: I asked in xchat channel... but I didn't receive answers
[01:31] <bitfox> thanks... for support
[01:31] <dsnyders> hiexpo, Yes, but the colors simply have numbers from 0 to 15 with no indication as to what they are for.
[01:32] <dsnyders> hiexpo, other than mIRC colors, local colors
[01:32] <_iTroll> hey guys, i need to patch a single module from the stock kernel, should i download the kernel source package, then "make allnoconfig" and then select the individual driver to build it?
[01:33] <hiexpo> dsnyders, ok yes thats the ones i had to go through that also what a mess / so what i did was look at the color there i wanted to changed and clicked the color until i figured it out
[01:34] <keyboardtalk> Everytime my wireless internet reconnects, I have to re-enter the passphrase. How can I do this automatically?
[01:34] <flaarg> _iTroll: this seems relevant although I have never done what you are trying to do: http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/build-linux-kernel-module-against-installed-kernel-source-tree.html
[01:34] <dsnyders> hiexpo, bitfox wants his system messages (so-and-so has quit, what's-his-face has joined, etc) in a different window.
[01:35] <bitfox> dsnyders: yes :-)
[01:35] <K-Rich> Could someone tell me into what file i would put an export command into so that it will be executed when i login ?
[01:35] <sbap>  flaarg: in theory, shouldnt all the init scripts still exist?  all i did was change one compile flag
[01:35] <K-Rich> or better when all users login ?
[01:35] <flaarg> sbap: yes
[01:35] <_iTroll> flaarg: thanks but thats not quite what im looking for, thats for building your own modules against your running kernel
[01:35] <sbap>  flaarg: mpd service wont start :|
[01:35] <sbap>  flaarg: daemon sorry :)
[01:35] <flaarg> sbap: sudo killall -9 mpd
[01:36] <hiexpo> oh in a differant window yikes
[01:36] <Nolan2> Argh.
[01:36] <downstairs> Anyone else having the keyboard and mouse freeze on startup?
[01:36] <sbap> no processes
[01:36] <flaarg> mpd initscripts don't always kill mpd all the way
[01:36] <flaarg> ah
[01:36] <flaarg> hmm
[01:36] <flaarg> just a sec going to try to build mpd with lame
[01:36] <sbap> aight
[01:36] <seanbrystone> i installed openoffice database and its listed in the menu, but when i click on it nothing happens
[01:36] <Nolan2>  Okay, Ubuntu isn't booting now... I'm going to reinstall it. I'm on the LiveCD trying to copy files from the old Ubuntu on to my flash drive
[01:37] <flaarg> sbap: might be a minute, need like half a gig of dev files :*(
[01:37] <Nolan2> and it's telling me "the folder cannot be handled because you do not have permissions to read it"
[01:37] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Has anyone got kpovmodeler to work in 9.04?
[01:38] <Nolan2> is there a command that can help me read all the files/folders in that directory?
[01:38] <flaarg> sbap: what is the error that you are getting
[01:38] <sbap> well
[01:38] <sbap> when i just attempt to start he daemon
[01:39] <sbap> :~$ sudo /etc/init.d/mpd start
[01:39] <sbap> :~$
[01:39] <sbap> its like nothingness
[01:39] <flaarg> is there a /etc/init.d/mpd?
[01:39] <sbap> dpkg-deb: warning: 'debian/mpd-dbg/DEBIAN/control' contains user-defined field 'Original-Maintainer'
[01:39] <sbap> dpkg-deb: building package `mpd-dbg' in `../mpd-dbg_0.15.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb'.
[01:39] <sbap> dpkg-deb: warning: ignoring 1 warnings about the control file(s)
[01:39] <sbap> i did notice that ^
[01:39] <FloodBot2> sbap: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:39] <sbap> :o
[01:40] <Blue1> are there any linux video editing programmes that would let me reauther a dvd?
[01:40] <bitfox> bye bye
[01:40] <TecnoBrat> Anyone ever seen this? I login to ubuntu and there is a grey box ... goes away once my desktop loads ... http://i47.tinypic.com/2dhd5rt.jpg
[01:41] <TecnoBrat> Running karmic was upgraded from jaunty
[01:42] <seanbrystone> i installed openoffice database and its listed in the menu, but when i click on it nothing happens
[01:43] <dsnyders> I'm getting multiple images in my windows in kpovmodeler.  Is anyone else having problems?
[01:44] <sbap> flaarg:  sorry, yes there is a /etc/init.d/mpd
[01:44] <ma990157> hello, i've just got an ipod shuffle 2nd generation but i can't mount it on ubuntu, could someone help me please????
[01:44] <flaarg> what happens if you run mpd without the initscript
[01:44] <flaarg> just mpd
[01:44] <dsnyders> I'm trying to find out if this is just my machine.
[01:44] <Nolan2> does anyone know the command that I should set to make several files/folders readable?
[01:45] <Nolan2> It's saying I don't have read access.
[01:45] <LurkersA> Nolan2: man chmod
[01:45] <dsnyders> I get it even after a fresh install.
[01:45] <sbap> flaarg: says command not found
[01:45] <flaarg> sbap: did you install the mpd deb?
[01:45] <enthdegree> How do I put a '|' every 160 characters in a string?
[01:45] <dsnyders> See: http://imagebin.org/85792
[01:45] <flaarg> sudo dpkg -i mpd-something.deb
[01:46] <dsnyders> Multiple images.
[01:46] <sbap> flaarg: i did at one point, but removed it before starting thie process
[01:46] <flaarg> ah ok
[01:46] <Nolan2> LurkersA, okay I knew that.. but it's being stupid -.-
[01:46] <flaarg> go to the dir right before you ran dpkg-buildpackage and instll the deb there
[01:46] <dsnyders> So, I want to know...
[01:46] <LurkersA> Nolan2: Are you using it with sudo?
[01:46] <Nolan2> yep
[01:46] <dsnyders> Is anyone running kpovmodeler in 9.04?
[01:47] <flaarg> dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot just builds the deb, it doesn't install it
[01:47] <LurkersA> Nolan2: What is it doing?
[01:47] <Nolan2> I'm doing this from the liveCD trying to get files off of the ubuntu installation
[01:47] <sbap> oooooo
[01:47] <sbap> :)
[01:47] <dsnyders> If so, are you having the same problem?
[01:47] <tony_> any wow addicts in here?
[01:47] <Nolan2> LurkersA, I guess it's a long process since there's multiple directories.
[01:47] <dsnyders> ... or is it working like it should?
[01:48] <Nolan2> do i just use chmod +wrx * ?
[01:48] <ma990157> hello, i've just got an ipod shuffle 2nd generation but i can't mount it on ubuntu karmic, could someone help me please????
[01:48] <sbap> flaarg:  there are two of em.  mpd-dbg_0.15.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb & mpd_0.15.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb
[01:48] <downstairs> I'm having problem with the keyboard and mouse freezing once X starts... recovery terminal works fine but there isn't much in the logs that is helpful.  Anyone offer suggestions?  HAL problem?
[01:49] <sbap> assuming the second
[01:49] <dsnyders> !kpovmodeler
[01:49] <BeeR> hey all
[01:49] <flaarg> sbap: install the non-dbg one so sudo dpkg -i mpd_0.15.4-1ubuntu1_i386.deb
[01:49] <LurkersA> Nolan2: check for the recursive flag in the man page
[01:49] <flaarg> then run sudo aptitude hold mpd
[01:49] <Nolan2> :/
[01:49] <BeeR> anyone familiar with the server addictz.net? Is that server down?
[01:49] <_juca> Nolan2: sudo chmod -r a+w /directory for each directory you need the permissions. it will set the permissions in a recursive mode
[01:49] <BeeR> im confused
[01:50] <Nolan2> Thank you _juca
[01:50] <Nolan2> I'm such an idiot :(
[01:50] <torrancew> hi, i'm trying to debug a kernel related error on Ubuntu 9.10 Desktop, would anyone mind helping?
[01:50] <brjann> _juca, Nolan2: should be chmod -R, not -r
[01:50] <seanbrystone> BeeR, real subtle. ;)
[01:50] <torrancew> (64 bit version)
[01:50] <Nolan2> Oh.
[01:51] <rimp> Hello?
[01:51] <Nolan2> _juca another question, does that also Chmod the specific files in that directory?
[01:51] <hikenboot> I am trying to compile a custom kernel it gives the following error http://pastebin.ca/1818251 anyone able to help
[01:51] <_juca> brjann: sorry man. sometimes I can't execute a command in recursive mode because it is -r or -R. I never know what is the right one.
[01:52] <BeeR> seanbrystone heh sorry but i havent been there in ages
[01:52] <brjann> _juca: no worries, I know the feeling :)
[01:52] <BeeR> just was wondering why i can't connect to that network
[01:52] <BeeR> heh
[01:52] <sbap> flaarg: ok. unfortunately mpd is still barking that I dont have the lame encoder
[01:52] <rastasean> the damn account manager wants to know my password when launching empathy IM but i type in my password. never works
[01:52] <seanbrystone> i installed openoffice database and its listed in the menu, but when i click on it nothing happens
[01:52] <torrancew> specifically, the hda-intel module is causing a 'spurious response' for me
[01:53] <flaarg> sbap: did you install liblame?
[01:53] <rimp> anybody good with jack audio control
[01:53] <sbap> flaarg: I just did lame... ARGH
[01:53] <brjann> BeeR: http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ :)
[01:53] <dsnyders> rastasean, tell him to mind his own business.  You are never supposed to reveal passwords.
[01:53] <rastasean> haha
[01:53] <rastasean> nonno
[01:53] <flaarg> hikenboot: try the option --append-to-version=-final-union
[01:53] <BeeR> brjann ill check it now ))
[01:53] <rastasean> ubuntu account manager, dsnyders
[01:53] <flaarg> hikenboot: try the option --append-to-version=-final-union-try3
[01:54] <DIL> fredlocks
[01:54] <TecnoBrat> Anyone ever seen this? I login to ubuntu and there is a grey box ... goes away once my desktop loads ... http://i47.tinypic.com/2dhd5rt.jpg ... Running karmic, upgraded from jaunty
[01:54] <_juca> Nolan2, brjann: when I do that, it Chmod every directory and file in it
[01:54] <sbap> flaarg: ok.. so im going to remove the package.  delete the .deb's i created. rebuild the .debs after installing liblame
[01:54] <Nolan2> brjann, does sudo chmod -R a+w /directory also CHMOD the files inside the directory
[01:54] <brjann> Nolan2, _juca: correct, chmod -R operates on directories and files
[01:54] <uvacav> whats the appropriate way to download updates for alpha 3?
[01:54] <dsnyders> rastasean, a split second after hitting enter I had the thought that maybe you were talking about a piece of software.
[01:54] <brjann> Nolan2: do you just want to do directories?
[01:54] <Nolan2> oh okay.
[01:54] <flaarg> sbap: well you can, but try to just install liblame and see if it works
[01:54] <flaarg> if you installed the lame dev
[01:54] <BeeR>  brjann that site can track irc networks or only websites???
[01:55] <flaarg> lame has some weirdness
[01:55] <Nolan2> No brjann, files and directories
[01:55] <sbap> ill try that first
[01:55] <BeeR> because Im talking about the network
[01:55] <uvacav> join #ubuntu-dev
[01:55] <flaarg> since its complaining about lame binaries it probably compiled right
[01:55] <uvacav> agh
[01:55] <brjann> BeeR: oh, just websites I believe. sorry about that :)
[01:55] <hikenboot> flaarg, figured it out need to do make-kpkg clean
[01:55] <Yendor> Anyone able to help me figure out why I can't connect to my Airport Extreme-based wireless network on 9.10?
[01:55] <rimp> anybody good with audio setup for recording
[01:55] <brjann> Nolan2: then chmod -R is what you want :)
[01:56] <sbap> ya it compiled correectly looks like.  the config calls the lame encoder so it barks when it starts
[01:56] <BeeR> brjann thats kool
[01:56] <flaarg> sbap: does it still messup after you installed lame?
[01:56] <TecnoBrat> Yendor: WEP or WPA?
[01:57] <ksian> I cannot see my hard drive in /dev/.. can someone please help me
[01:57] <BeeR> any websites that can check the status of a IRC network?
[01:57] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: Neither, just a plain old open network.
[01:57] <flaarg> sbap: libmp3lame0 I think is what you want
[01:57] <TecnoBrat> Yendor: hmmm
[01:57] <rimp> is anybody going to even acknowledge my question
[01:57] <sbap> cool i was just searching for the correct package
[01:57] <natetheis> BeeR: Try using a web ping.
[01:58] <ocular> @ksian -- do you mean your internal drive where ubuntu is installed or some other drive?
[01:58] <BeeR> natetheis what do you mean bud/
[01:58] <BeeR> ?
[01:58] <TecnoBrat> Yendor: worked in earlier version of ubuntu?
[01:58] <BeeR> how do you do that?
[01:58] <Nolan2> hmmmmm
[01:58] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: bcm4306 card, 5-year-old hp laptop, b43-fwcutter installed.
[01:58] <ksian> actualy the problem is quite complicated, I will try to explain
[01:58] <natetheis> BeeR: http://www.selfseo.com/ping_test.php
[01:58] <natetheis> for one
[01:59] <BeeR> tnx ))
[01:59] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: I've not used the laptop in a year and a half; It was in various states of working and not working prior to that for its entire life.
[01:59] <Snakes> http://www.ihatehayley.com//index.php?id=43ad0ecf2e913f84d728251ab858e83b
[01:59] <natetheis> BeeR: That will check if the server's reachable so it's sort of what you want
[01:59] <TecnoBrat> Yendor: hmmm, odd ... network-manager?
[02:00] <TecnoBrat> and what does it do exactlt
[02:00] <Nolan2> brjann, how do I chmod a file with a space in the directory?
[02:00] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: Let me go retrieve the laptop from upstairs.  Sorry, left it up there.  Just a min.
[02:00] <ksian> they ware fine some time ago but, now they are mounted as USB devices. initialy they where mounted as sda, and sdb.#
[02:00] <sbap> flaarg:  still faling on me.  installed libmp3lame-dev too
[02:00] <brjann> Nolan2: "Directory\ With\ Spaces"
[02:00] <sbap> flaarg:  ill rebuild the .deb
[02:01] <brjann> Nolan2: wait, actually, you don't need the backslashes if you're using double quotes, my bad. just "Directory With Spaces" would work
[02:01] <flaarg> sbap: :( well its beyond me quick google found this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1398693
[02:01] <Nolan2> Ah, okay.
[02:01] <Nolan2> Thanks
[02:01]  * Nolan2 noob :/
[02:01] <Nolan2> >.>
[02:02] <ocular> ksian: continue...
[02:03] <Nolan2> brjann, I just did chmod -R "Azerus Downloads" and it said Chmod: missing operand after 'Azureus Downloads'
[02:03] <brjann> Nolan2: you didn't give it a mode
[02:03] <Nolan2> r+w?
[02:03] <Nolan2> oops >.>
[02:04] <TecnoBrat> Nolan2: also you spelled Azereus wrong :P
[02:04] <ksian> now when I open disk utility i can see only one hard drive, but it is strange because all the partitions from both drives are inside that one
[02:04] <ksian> I must make a picture to explain better
[02:04] <sbap> flaarg:  ill poke around at it.  really appreciate your time and help.  i have a much better grasp on this now :)
[02:04] <TecnoBrat> err so did I!
[02:04] <Nolan2> TecnoBrat, only on here :P
[02:04] <TecnoBrat> Azureus!
[02:04] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: OK, laptop retrieved.  It was upstairs because that's where the wired connection is.  But down here, I have wireless working (on this computer, not the laptop), so any notes will have to be hand-copied from the other screen
[02:04] <Nolan2> I spelled it right on the ubuntu machine
[02:04] <Nolan2> lol
[02:04] <TecnoBrat> hehe
[02:04] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: That aside.......What do you want/need to know?
[02:05] <TecnoBrat> Yendor: what happens when you try to connect
[02:05] <brjann> Nolan2: no, the first letter is some combination of u (user), g (group), o (other), and a (all). then +, -, or =. then some combination of r (read), w (write), and x (execute). so a+r would be "all plus read", go-w = "group and other minus write", etc
[02:05] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: ifdown wlan0; ifup wlan0
[02:06] <Yendor> SIOCSIFFLAGS: Unknown error 132 (twice).......receive_packet failed on wlan0: Network is down
[02:06] <ksian> i put a picture here http://img194.imageshack.us/img194/4900/screenshotvs.png
[02:06] <Yendor> Interlaced with DHCPDISCOVER on wlan0 to <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:07] <ksian> the device is mounted as a USB device, but is only an internal ata hdd
[02:07] <Iceman_B> how can I manually release and renew a dhcp lease on eth0 ?
[02:07] <ocular> ksian: ok...  but you're using a usb enclosure right?
[02:07] <TecnoBrat> Yendor: so you aren't using network-manager or wifi-radar?
[02:07] <ocular> ksian: so what's the problem exactly?  you can't access one of the partitions on the drive, or?
[02:07] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: Never heard of wifi-radar, and I believe I've tried network-manager to no avail.
[02:08] <TecnoBrat> try wifi-radar, I've had success with that card and it before
[02:08] <CajunTechie> Hello everyone. Quick questions: is there a way to force WUBI to install the 32 bit version of the os OR is there a way to reliably run 32 bit software on the 64 bit version?
[02:08] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: Heh.  Remember that part about the network being upstairs?
[02:08] <feedmecereal> Is there some way that I can get Ubuntu to detect and install the drivers for new hardware automatically like in Windows?
[02:09] <brjann> feedmecereal: it pretty much already does
[02:09] <meowbuntu> is the latest ubuntu lts out yet
[02:09] <Nolan2> hmmmm...
[02:09] <brjann> !lucid | meowbuntu
[02:09] <meowbuntu> thanks
[02:09] <feedmecereal> brjann: It didn't seem to do that for my sound card and I'm having a hard time finding a driver for it to work in Ubuntu.
[02:10] <feedmecereal> It does detect my sound card though.
[02:10] <Nolan2> brjann i just did sudo chmod -R a+w "My Music" yet it's telling me You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "My Music"
[02:10] <brjann> Nolan2: what's the output of   ls -l "My Music"   ?
[02:10] <Nolan2> oh
[02:11] <FoolsRun> Hi, are the proprietary nvidia drivers just really, really terrible at recognizing EDID information?
[02:11] <brjann> feedmecereal: I wish I could help -- I know almost nothing about sound troubleshooting, sorry :(
[02:11] <FoolsRun> I've sat here and restarted gdm four times and gotten four different resolutions without changing anything
[02:11] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: Any command-line incantations you're aware of that might help?
[02:11] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: I'm 100% comfortable at the CLI
[02:12] <Nolan2> brjannnnot open directory My Music: Permission denied
[02:12] <Nolan2> cannot*
[02:12] <mtx_init> Why not just use nvidia-config or whatever its called to proerly configure your xorg.conf FoolsRun
[02:12] <FoolsRun> mtx_init: it doesn't. It doesn't detect my monitor about 75% of the time
[02:12] <neezer> I'm running 10.04 and it is amazing!!
[02:12] <mtx_init> also just use envy to install your drivers, it does a charming job
[02:12] <Principitto> i cant install or uninstall or update mi sofware
[02:12] <Principitto> software
[02:12] <Principitto> my
[02:12] <ilovethislinuxst> help
[02:12] <brjann> Nolan2: how about     ls -l .     and copy/paste the line for that directory
[02:13] <FoolsRun> mtx_init: I had better luck with the ubuntu proprietary driver tool
[02:13] <Nolan2> Okay brjann.
[02:13] <neezer> only one problem that I have seen on a laptop that has given me LOTS of problems with sound playback.
[02:13] <xangua> !help | ilovethislinuxst
[02:13] <bertmanphx> FoolsRun, what type of monitor?
[02:13] <CajunTechie> Just found the answer to my problem 'wubi --32bit'
[02:13] <ilovethislinuxst> k thanks
[02:13] <dsnyders> Is anyone running kpovmodeler on 9.04?
[02:13] <FoolsRun> bertmanphx: it's an HDTV.
[02:14] <feedmecereal> Can anyone help me with my sound card? lspci -v tells me that it is an ESS Technology ES1978 Maestro 2E (rev 10).
[02:14] <bertmanphx> oh, can be funky......
[02:14] <FoolsRun> bertmanphx: I just got it to work, eighth GDM restart without changing anything
[02:14] <FoolsRun> Just "up arrow, enter, up arrow, enter" until it worked
[02:14] <ilovethislinuxst> i want to build a photography website for my gf. i know nothing about anything. does ubuntu provide a good option to create a website?
[02:14] <bertmanphx> sometimes the tv manufacturers cheat and stretch the image, confusing "X"
[02:14] <FoolsRun> bertmanphx: does that explain why it worked on the eighth restart of X?
[02:15] <bertmanphx> nope
[02:15] <FoolsRun> Seriously all I did was sit here and restart x until it worked
[02:15] <bertmanphx> don't shut it off :)
[02:15] <rastasean> dsnyders: hello
[02:15] <Maletor> OK - I have 2TBs that I just put into a RAID5 (three drives - as such [http://lookpic.com/i/542/IvfLaw5W.png]. I want to put my fourth drive, the one with all the data I want preserved, added (grown?) to the RAID array. How do I do this?
[02:15] <dsnyders> Hi rastasean
[02:15] <FoolsRun> bertmanphx: buy a new vidcard with a DVI-out and hope that fixes it
[02:15] <brjann> feedmecereal: eh, maybe I can help you narrow down the problem a bit more. are you comfortable with the command line?
[02:15] <CkhiKuzad> <3 screen
[02:16] <Nolan2> brjann: total 96
[02:16] <Nolan2> drwx-w--w- 429 1000 1000 20480 2009-12-12 20:47 My Music
[02:16] <Nolan2> drwx-w--w-   3 1000 1000 73728 2010-02-28 01:30 Shared
[02:16] <feedmecereal> brjann: I'm realativly comfortable.
[02:16] <dsnyders> rastasean, You have to type in enough of the name to isolate it from the others before tab completion will work.
[02:16] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: No ideas about CLI incantations?  No network connection means no downloading wifi-radar
[02:16] <rastasean> rastasean, i think i got it
[02:16] <dsnyders> rastasean, Otherwise, it will take the first match.
[02:16] <brjann> feedmecereal: alright, run     lsmod | grep es1978
[02:17] <sbap> flaarg:  got it! compile flag is "--enable-lame-encoder"
[02:17] <brjann> Nolan2: hm, there's no reason you shouldn't be able to read that directory
[02:17] <flaarg> sbap: great!
[02:17] <rastasean> dsnyders, so how about pleasing the account manager for using empathy im
[02:17] <feedmecereal> brjann: ok, now what
[02:17] <brjann> feedmecereal: anything come back?
[02:17] <feedmecereal> brjann: no
[02:17] <sbap> flaarg: thanks!!
[02:18] <brjann> feedmecereal: okay, gimme a sec
[02:18] <K-Rich> could someone help me, i need to set a global env variable at x login
[02:18] <Nolan2> brjann, how would I go about transferring those directories and their contents to a flash drive using terminal?
[02:18] <FoolsRun> Ubuntu looks damned good at ridiculously large resolutions, though
[02:18] <brjann> Nolan2: well you can't if it won't let you read the directories ;)
[02:18] <feedmecereal> brjann, BTW, I've been using Ubuntu since 7.04 but I'm still not really an expert at the CLI.
[02:18] <Nolan2> :/
[02:19] <Nolan2> So how do I get the files?
[02:19] <Yendor> K-Rich: You mean when you login as your user?
[02:19] <dsnyders> rastasean, I don't know anything about empathy im.
[02:19] <rastasean> dsnyders, what IM program do you recommend?
[02:19] <K-Rich> Yendor: yes..... i would prefer for when any user logs in, webcam issue
[02:19] <Maletor> OK - I have 2TBs that I just put into a RAID5 (three drives - as such [http://lookpic.com/i/542/IvfLaw5W.png]. I want to put my fourth drive, the one with all the data I want preserved, added (grown?) to the RAID array. How do I do this?
[02:19] <ADooM> testing
[02:20] <brjann> feedmecereal: no problem. it's strange, i don't see an es1978 driver in karmic
[02:20] <K-Rich> Yendor: LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l2convert.so
[02:20] <dsnyders> rastasean, use whichever one you're comfortable with.  xchat is good enough for me.
[02:20] <TecnoBrat> Yendor: I've gotta run out .. but I'd suggest going through this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WiFiHowTo
[02:20] <Yendor> K-Rich: You can edit /etc/profile
[02:20] <Nolan2> brjann... Wow I feel stupid...
[02:20] <feedmecereal> brjann: damn, oh well, I guess I'm out of luck then with this sound card.
[02:21] <Yendor> TecnoBrat: Thanks.  I'll peruse it
[02:21] <Nolan2> brjann: I can read the files off of the windows installation rofl.
[02:21] <brjann> feedmecereal: nah, don't give up yet. there used to be one, which means it's probably called something else :)
[02:21] <brjann> Nolan2: haha
[02:21] <RickJones> Hello
[02:21] <feedmecereal> brjann: I did find one that was an rpm but I couldn't figure out how to install it.
[02:21] <RickJones> could someone help me with a installation error?
[02:22] <brjann> feedmecereal: try    lsmod | grep snd_es
[02:22] <RickJones> when I try to install ubuntu via boot it just shows a ubuntu logo
[02:22] <RickJones> and then nothing happens after that
[02:22] <feedmecereal> brjann: nothing seemed to happen
[02:22] <Yendor> K-Rich: sudo $EDITOR /etc/profile (replace $EDITOR with your favorite editor)
[02:22] <K-Rich> Yendor: let me try that and i will return
[02:23] <FoolsRun> Can anyone report good or bad luck with a Geforce FX5500 in Ubuntu?
[02:23] <RickJones> can someone advice me on what to do?
[02:23] <K-Rich> Yendor: was already on it.....     let me restart and brb with results
[02:23] <Yendor> K-Rich: After the line: if [ "$BASH" ]; then (by default, line 14), add your LD_PRELOAD thing
[02:23] <Yendor> :)
[02:23] <brjann> feedmecereal: okay. it looks like the 1978 actually uses the 1968 driver, which is in karmic. but it doesn't appear to be loading. so one second while I figure out how best to test it
[02:24] <RickJones> can someone advice me on what to do please?
[02:24] <RickJones> I am trying to install ubuntu but it freezes
[02:24] <rastasean> RickJones, be more specific
[02:24] <brjann> feedmecereal: okay, try this
[02:25] <rastasean> RickJones, what system
[02:25] <RickJones> alright I am able to select the language
[02:25] <brjann> feedmecereal: gksu gedit /etc/modules
[02:25] <RickJones> then it shows a glowing ubuntu logo
[02:25] <RickJones> it glows for about 15 seconds
[02:25] <RickJones> then it freezes no response
[02:25] <RainbowEyes> um
[02:25] <feedmecereal> brjann: yes
[02:25] <rastasean> RickJones, maybe its reading the disc?
[02:25] <RickJones> its been reading the disk for about one hour then
[02:25] <RainbowEyes> ^^aoham is advertising >.>
[02:26] <RickJones> is that normal?
[02:26] <brjann> feedmecereal: at the bottom of the file add a line containing      snd-es1968
[02:26] <rastasean> RickJones, its a big disc
[02:26] <rastasean> hah
[02:26] <jeff__> Hi, can anyone tell me how to send a message to a local user when i am remotly loged into a ubuntu box ?
[02:26] <RickJones> 600mb?
[02:26] <rastasean> jeff__, like ssh?
[02:26] <RainbowEyes> uh, ^^aoham is advertising
[02:26]  * RainbowEyes considers copy pasting the query
[02:26] <rastasean> RickJones, yeah like 691MB for ubuntu
[02:26] <jeff__> yes im useing ssh + freenx on the box
[02:26] <RickJones> the logo is not glowing anymore
[02:26] <feedmecereal> brjann: ok
[02:26] <brjann> feedmecereal: then save and close gedit
[02:26] <RickJones> its been like that forever now
[02:26] <rastasean> jeff__, can't you use write?
[02:27] <RainbowEyes> no ops around?
[02:27] <Yendor> jeff__: Is the "wall" command what you're looking for?
[02:27] <jeff__> umm not sure i will look up wall ... free nx lets more than one person loginto a ubuntu box
[02:27] <jeff__> brb
[02:27] <feedmecereal> brjann: still no sound. Should I reboot now?
[02:27] <brjann> feedmecereal: yep, that'll only take effect on reboot (if it works)
[02:28] <rastasean> peace out
[02:28] <feedmecereal> brjann: thanks. Hold on!
[02:28] <brjann> !ops ^^aoham is advertising, contact RainbowEyes for details
[02:29] <jeff__> ya i bleave that will do it Yendor ... thanks
[02:29] <blakkheim> :/
[02:29] <Yendor> jeff__: np, good luck
[02:29] <genii> RainbowEyes: You're being harassed by ^^aoham ?
[02:30] <RainbowEyes> no, I just wanted to warn the ops that ^^aoham is advertising a network
[02:30] <genii> ^^aoham: Please desist, no advertising in here
[02:31] <RickJones> is there a way to check if the cd is installing?
[02:32] <RickJones> instead of just seeing a logo in the middle of the screen?
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> RickJones:  check the consoles
[02:32] <RickJones> how?
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> and  top command perhas
[02:32] <RickJones> Im new to this im sorry
[02:32] <Dr_Willis> alt-ctrl-f1 through f6
[02:32] <brjann> feedmecereal: any luck?
[02:32] <RickJones> it wont let me do that
[02:33] <RickJones> atm its frozen on the ubuntu logo in the middle of the screen
[02:33] <n16h7f0x> are the secure-delete tools in the repositories (from thc) really secure?
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> sounds like its hung/crashed
[02:33] <feedmecereal> brjann: It mostly seemed to work! But now, sound seems to be skipping sometimes. Hmm?
[02:33] <RickJones> Dr Willis can you help me thru this?
[02:33] <gamedreamer> join #</hak5>
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> n16h7f0x:  as secure as they can be3 i imagine.  read up on th especific tools
[02:33] <Dr_Willis> RickJones:  if the pc is crashing - not a lot of magic i can do remotely
[02:34] <RickJones> how do I know its crashing?
[02:34] <RickJones> I mean it runs windows xp pro perfectly fine
[02:34] <RickJones> I just want it to be ubuntu lol
[02:34] <darolu> RickJones: I had that problem once (freezing at the [at the time] usplash), I had to install a different kernel and start up with it, maybe you'll problem can be solved that way too.
[02:34] <brjann> feedmecereal: heh, ye olde linux skipping sound problem.
[02:35] <RickJones> darolu what do you mean different kernal?
[02:35] <brjann> feedmecereal: you are running karmic, right?
[02:35] <feedmecereal> brjann: Yes, so this is a common problem?
[02:35] <darolu> RickJones: the kernel I was trying to boot was damaged I suppose, so I installed a different (older) one to boot.
[02:35] <Dr_Willis> RickJones:  if its totally hung - it crashed. You did check the md5sum? does it EVER get to the desktop? did you do an actual install yet?
[02:35] <Losha> n16h7f0x: dunno. Just how sensitive is the information you're trying to get rid of?
[02:35] <darolu> to boot with*
[02:35] <RickJones> no I havent installed yet
[02:36] <RickJones> what happens is I see the lang selection on boot
[02:36] <brjann> feedmecereal: common enough. seems to be something related to the sound server, pulseaudio. I *really* don't know anything about pulse. you might find help with skipping audio here, or maybe in #pulseaudio
[02:36] <darolu> RickJones: aaah if you haven't installed then your iso might be damaged
[02:36] <dsnyders> Does anyone have a working kpovmodeler in 9.04?
[02:36] <kevcox> I just put a fresh new Ubuntu Server on the open internet yet I cannot access it unless I'm on the same subnet as the ISP.  Why?
[02:36] <darolu> can be a damaged RAM too.
[02:36] <RickJones> is there a way to get an older kernal then?
[02:36] <feedmecereal> brjann: Alright then. I can't thank you enough anyway for helping me. Thanks again!!!
[02:36] <RickJones> I mean I just installed and burnt this on a DVD
[02:36] <RickJones> from ubuntu
[02:36] <darolu> RickJones: nevermind what I said, I thought you had installed it
[02:36] <brjann> feedmecereal: you're welcome :) glad we got you 90% there! :)
[02:37] <Siph0n> I have a live version with persistent changes of ubuntu (9.10) on my flash drive. The flash drive (/dev/sdb1) is mounted to /cdrom . / has 80MB left, and /cdrom has 14GB left. Is there any way to increase the size of / (while decreasing the size of /cdrom)?
[02:37] <K-Rich> Yendor: no luck on that.....
[02:38] <kevcox> Anyone good with Ubuntu Server on the open Internet?  I cannot get my box to talk to anything else but what is on the same subnet.
[02:38] <Yendor> K-Rich: Hmmm
[02:38] <goddard> I have a netbook here and I am trying to get it working no cd rom and the attempt to get a flash drive booted up faild.  I need to wipe this computer clean because something is stopping it fromworking what do I do it does have PXE but I am not familar with it
[02:39] <K-Rich> Yendor: i think i may have figured out a way to just make some scripts though, so i think i got it for now....
[02:39] <Yendor> K-Rich: export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l2convert.so
[02:39] <RickJones> so guys any ideas/help?
[02:39] <RickJones> I really want to use Ubuntu
[02:39] <RickJones> =(
[02:39] <K-Rich> Yendor: in same file?
[02:39] <Yendor> K-Rich: Well, that's what you pasted me earlier, except I added the "export"
[02:40] <Yendor> K-Rich: I think you'll have to make sure the "export" is there.
[02:40] <dsnyders> goddard, PXE is somewhat complex to set up.  You will need a pxe server and dhcp.
[02:40] <K-Rich> Yendor: of note, at console and another terminal ' echo $LD_PRELOAD ' displays the correct value
[02:40] <kevcox> Anyone know of another room that might help with Ubuntu simple networking issues?
[02:40] <kevcox> Server edition
[02:40] <Yendor> K-Rich: Actually, hmm.  I think that'll only work if someone opens a bash shell (terminal).  Not sure if it'll run if they just login to X and attempt to use the webcam
[02:41] <dsnyders> kevcox, what is the problem?
[02:41] <RickJones> so guys any ideas/help?
[02:41] <darolu> RickJones: do what Dr_Willis said, do a mdsum check of your iso file; also check the integrity of your memory
[02:41] <RickJones> ok
[02:42] <Maletor> OK - I have 2TBs that I just put into a RAID5 (three drives - as such [http://lookpic.com/i/542/IvfLaw5W.png]. I want to put my fourth drive, the one with all the data I want preserved, added (grown?) to the RAID array. How do I do this?
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[02:43] <Leemp> I have a pgp key block.. how do i add it to my key list? I have saved it to a file and tried to use that file in apt-key add file. with no luck. The command returns "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found"
[02:43] <cfedde> Maletor: it's hard to grow a raid group once it has been created.  You'll have to stage the data somewhere so that it is available to be merged after the filesystem is created and mounted.
[02:44] <nonameNN> hey guys, is there any way to change default theme for all user? i want to use clearlooks instead of human
[02:44] <jaypur> hi every1
[02:45] <Maletor> cfedde - i'm so lost i don't know where to begin
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> nonameNN:  proberly is. but if the users allready exist  then you would have to go thro9ugh each of their homes and change their settings
[02:45] <Dr_Willis> nonameNN:  which is not a good idea
[02:46] <sobczyk> anyone knows whether the dell 1520 wireless-n is supported in ubuntu?
[02:46] <Maletor> cfeed - i have 4 total drives and only 3 are in a raid 5 right now. i want to add my fourth drive? can't i just add this one as a slave and copy all the data to the existing raid then make my 3 drive raid a 4 drive raid?
[02:46] <Maletor> cfedde
[02:46] <nonameNN> Dr_Willis: ok... i still want to do it... how can i do it?
[02:46] <RickJones> ok so I ran a test
[02:46] <goddard> dsnyders I dont know what else to do here
[02:47] <RickJones> it says errors found in 52 files
[02:47] <darolu> sobczyk: erad this link: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/WirelessCardsSupported
[02:47] <goddard> installations from usb just hang on load
[02:47] <Siph0n> Can I change the ownership of any of the folders of my live environment on my usb drive? /dev/sdb1 (my flash drive with the live environment) is mounted to /cdrom . I try sudo chown ubuntu /cdrom/Downloads , and it says permission denied.
[02:47] <RickJones> but now where do I install it from?
[02:47] <RickJones> I mean I installed this from the official odwnload page
[02:47] <jungletek> Would this be the right chan for help with b43? Specifically getting WPA or WPA2 working. Mind you, it did before with my router's stock firmware, but only works in windows now that i flashed the router with dd-wrt...
[02:47] <Dr_Willis> nonameNN:  with some shell scripting and proberly nasty use of the gconf editor. I would guess
[02:47] <dsnyders> goddard, you might find some joy at www.pendrivelinux.org.
[02:48] <cfedde> Maletor: when a raid group is initialized it will loose all the data in the group.
[02:48] <goddard> dsnyders I will give it a shoot
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> nonameNN:  unless the default theme settings are in a file. But i think they are in the gconf settings somewhere
[02:48] <darolu> RickJones: download it again, files can get corrupted when you download them. I recommed using torrents
[02:48] <Dr_Willis> nonameNN:  you could just rename the system theme/files :) but thats still a hack
[02:48] <Maletor> i'm not initializing - i'm growing
[02:48] <Yendor> Anyone knowledgeable about getting a b43 card to talk to an Apple Airport Extreme in 9.10?
[02:48] <jungletek> damn b43
[02:49] <cfedde> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=408461
[02:49] <Yendor> jungletek: Have you installed b43-fwcutter?
[02:49] <Ramsrambo> Hi!
[02:49] <Leemp> Can anyone give any information on the error "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found"? The key is official.. What is going wrong?
[02:49] <Maletor> so to do RAID anything i have to start with 0?
[02:49] <brjann> Maletor: I would recommend copying the data from the single disk to the array, verifying it, and only then adding the single disk into the array
[02:49] <jungletek> Yendor: yes, and as i said, prior to fiddling with my router's firmware, i had my card working with fwcutter. WPA was working.
[02:49] <cfedde> Maletor: exactly.  You can stage all the data somewhere else.
[02:50] <Maletor> brjann and cfedde that is conflicting
[02:50] <xeon> tar xvzf ..."tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors". why is that?
[02:50] <Yendor> jungletek: You've just exceeded my knowledge about WPA then.  I have a couple old devices that don't do WPA, so I've got an open network.  Don't particularly care.
[02:50] <cfedde> Maletor: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=408461
[02:50] <Hebram> !ssh > Hebram
[02:51] <sobczyk> darolu: not may dell cards there
[02:51] <cfedde> Maletor: you can grow a file system that is built on LVM but only through concatination. (raid 0)
[02:51] <optimus_> hello
[02:51] <jungletek> Yendor: I appreciate the effort. Thanks anyway :/
[02:52] <cfedde> Maletor: if you want to add a disk to a raid group then the data has to be re-striped over all the drives in the group.
[02:52] <SenatorSenile> mb
[02:52] <Yendor> jungletek: Sorry I couldn't help more.  Got my own b43 issues.  ;-)
[02:52] <optimus_> i have a problem that i cant really find on the message boards
[02:53] <RickJones> guys I have a AMD chipset
[02:53] <jungletek> Yendor: yeah, so i see. out of curiosity, is your system even recognizing the card?
[02:53] <RickJones> do I download ubuntu-9.10-desktop-amd64.iso.torrent ??
[02:53] <Gnea> RickJones: is it 64bit?
[02:53] <cfedde> Maletor: current lunux md based ext4fs raid groups don't support that.
[02:53] <RickJones> nope
[02:53] <RickJones> ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso.torrent?
[02:53] <Maletor> cfdedde: so what's the plan of action?
[02:54] <Yendor> jungletek: Yep, it appears to be.  "lshw -C network" shows that it has a driver.  I can see the card under the Network Tools.  It just won't connect to my wide-open network.
[02:54] <cfedde> Maletor: stage all the data somewhere else (cd, another drive something) make the new raid group.
[02:54] <systematical> im experiencing problems with the vino remote desktop server, it keeps switching to local network access only...
[02:54] <arand> RickJones: not necessarily, amd64 just denotes that it's 64bit (since amd was the first one to come up with the technology, bot intel and amd uses the same)
[02:54] <Maletor> cfedde - i might be able to get hold of a temp. holding space, but for hypothetical how would you do this?
[02:54] <cfedde> Maletor: copy the data back to the raid group.
[02:54] <jungletek> Yendor: will it do so without any encryption?
[02:54] <systematical> is anyone able to assist me with my vino problem?
[02:54] <Yendor> jungletek: There is no encryption on my network.  It can't even see it.
[02:55] <jungletek> ah
[02:55] <root> o.o
[02:55] <Maletor> cfedde: how do i add my 1tb after i backup the data?
[02:55] <cfedde> Maletor: even if everything works perfectly you still need a backup.
[02:55] <optimus_> my home screen on the netbook edition is not clickable, i can only use the arrow keys to select something, and sometimes it freezes. what could my problem be?
[02:55] <jungletek> Yendor: dunno if this applies, but iirc, i had to do something like sudo modprobe b43, and then restart
[02:55] <jungletek> after b43-fwcutter
[02:55] <Yendor> jungletek: Thanks; I've restarted this thing multiple times.
[02:56] <jungletek> Yendor: let me see if i can find the specific instructions i saved in case i had to do it again :D
[02:56] <Yendor> jungletek: In fact, I had it connected via wireless earlier.  So I know it's *possible*....But then I said "Hey, let's reboot and see if the connection is still there!" and........it wasn't.
[02:56] <jungletek> lol
[02:56] <jungletek> brb
[02:57] <cfedde> Maletor: familiarize yourself with the procedure for creating a raid group. decide on a plan that best meets your need. then implement. http://tldp.org/HOWTO/Software-RAID-HOWTO.html
[02:58] <cfedde> Maletor: if you have a disk controler that supports raid you can do it at that level too.
[02:58] <marcos> boa noite a todos!
[02:58] <cfedde> still it will delete all the data on all the drives that are in the group.
[02:59] <optimus_> could someone help me?
[02:59] <Maletor> cfedde: i don't think i have a hardware controller but my motherboard supports fake raid
[02:59] <jungletek> Yendor: don't know if it will help you, but i found the document. it's an mhtml file... want me to dcc it?
[03:00] <Maletor> cfedde: i definitely want RAID 5 - i don't want to lose data
[03:00] <arand> optimus_: just ask, if anyone knows they'll answer
[03:00] <Dahamon> !flash
[03:00] <optimus_> ok, my home screen on the netbook edition is not clickable, i can only use the arrow keys to select something, and sometimes it freezes. what could my problem be?
[03:00] <cfedde> Maletor: you could buy a device like the drobo that lets you add and move drives through proprietery magic.
[03:00] <brjann> cfedde: may I PM you?
[03:01] <Strigoides> Hello
[03:01] <Leemp> How do you authenticate a package from an external repo? When i try to add their pgp key i get an error: "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found"
[03:01] <ChogyDan> Maletor: I thought backup was better than RAID for backup purposes
[03:01] <Leemp> gpg*
[03:02] <Strigoides> Can anyone help me with partitions?
[03:02] <cfedde> brjann: your away says that I cannot.
[03:02] <Maletor> too $$$$$$$$
[03:02] <brjann> cfedde: whoops, sorry
[03:02] <jungletek> Strigoides: what specifically
[03:03] <Maletor> ChogyDan - what if there is no where to back up to?
[03:03] <NyaR> can anyone connect to AIM with evolution?
[03:03] <NyaR> I've been unable to do so
[03:03] <Maletor> ChogyDan - because it's 3TB of stuff
[03:03] <m0ar> When I boot I want to get to a console login, when I login there I want it to be as logging in with GDM; straight into X. Possible?
[03:03] <blakkheim> NyaR: evolution is an email client
[03:03] <NyaR> er
[03:03] <NyaR> empathy my bad ;)
[03:03] <usser> RAID != Backup
[03:03] <blakkheim> NyaR: try finch instead of empathy
[03:03] <optimus_> my home screen on the netbook edition is not clickable, i can only use the arrow keys to select something, and sometimes it freezes. what could my problem be?
[03:03] <blakkheim> NyaR: i'm using it on aim right now
[03:04] <ChogyDan> Maletor: that's allot.  but I mean, external drives aren't going to be that much more expensive that extra RAID drives
[03:04] <usser> m0ar, sure just add startx to your .profile
[03:04] <Maletor> usser: - ok so where do i put the data?
[03:04] <Strigoides> Well, My hard drive is in two partitions (Windoze and Ubuntu) Since I originally just had Windoze on it, all my music and other thing are on my Windoze partition, so I have to manually mount said Windoze partition everytime I long in. Is there a way to auto mount partitions?
[03:04] <NyaR> i got a network error, gonna try finch
[03:04] <m0ar> usser: Explain? :3
[03:04] <usser> Maletor, another drive, tape, dvd, usb sticks
[03:04] <Maletor> usser: for 3TB?
[03:04] <jungletek> Strigoides: not technically about partitions, more about mounting disks
[03:04] <Maletor> no cd burner on the box
[03:04] <jungletek> and unfortunately, i'd like to know also
[03:04] <Strigoides> Yeah, I guess
[03:04] <jungletek> sorry
[03:05] <Strigoides> Ah
[03:05] <ChogyDan> Strigoides: fstab
[03:05] <jungletek> thanks ChogyDan, i'll google it
[03:05] <Strigoides> Ty
[03:05] <usser> m0ar, it should be ~/.bash_profile or just .profile
[03:05] <ChogyDan> !fstab | Strigoides jungletek
[03:05] <DeltaLima28> do you know what command displays all of your historic commands
[03:05] <m0ar> usser: What exactly will that do? :)
[03:05] <brjann> DeltaLima28: history
[03:05] <jungletek> cheers
[03:06] <DeltaLima28> brjann, thanks
[03:06] <NyaR> blakkheim, is there a ppa for finch?
[03:06] <Strigoides> Thanks ubottu
[03:06] <usser> m0ar, this .bash_profile is the file commands in which are executed when you login
[03:06] <blakkheim> NyaR: it's in the regular repositories
[03:06] <NyaR> is it called pidgin there?
[03:06] <blakkheim> NyaR: no
[03:06] <blakkheim> NyaR: sudo aptitude install finch
[03:06] <NyaR> ok got it thanks
[03:07] <Yendor> jungletek: Sorry, dunno what dcc is......  That, and I had to go say g'night to the kids.  :)
[03:07] <m0ar> usser: .profile == .bash_profile?
[03:07] <jungletek> Yendor: ah, no problem. dcc is for file transfers over irc
[03:07] <marcos> good night guys!
[03:08] <Yendor> jungletek: Sure, we can give that a try.  No http address for it?
[03:08] <lyrae> !lamp
[03:08] <marcos> can anyone help me on the Ubuntu 9.10
[03:08] <NyaR> thats not connecting either must be independent of program ;(
[03:09] <marcos> need to know how to get the graphical interface it ... remember that the version was only 9:04 to chmod-x / etc / gdm and now?
[03:09] <m0ar> usser: So basically:  apt-get remove gdm, add startx to .profile?
[03:10] <Truculent> I just installed Ubuntu 9.10 over a short lived install of Sidux and now Ubuntu is warning me that two of my hard drives are failing due to too many bad sectors.  How can I find out more about this?  I don't think they are actually failing
[03:11] <Leemp> How do you authenticate a package from an external repo? When i try to add their pgp key i get an error: "gpg: no valid OpenPGP data found" Anyone? This has to be simple..
[03:11] <arand> Truculent: the disk utility inn the admin menu should tell you more.
[03:11] <brjann> Leemp: probably just a typo in your command
[03:11] <brjann> Leemp: how are you trying to add it?
[03:11] <Leemp> brjann: apt-key add file
[03:12] <Nafai> quick question -- I just changed my shell to zsh with chsh, and I have gnome-terminal set to use a login shell.  But when I start gnome-terminal, it still starts bash
[03:12] <brjann> Leemp: oh, not one of the long wget-pipe-etc commands, then
[03:12] <hink> Anyone looking for a full time Linux job in the Dallas area
[03:12] <flaarg> brjann: you need the gpg key from that repo
[03:12] <bethany> when i bootup into ubuntu i get a filesystem check failed. im in the maintanence shell but i have no idea what to do
[03:12] <Maletor> cfedde - are you still around?
[03:12] <cfedde> Maletor: I've heard out of band that adding a drive to a raid5 might work.  I just would not want to do it without good backups first.
[03:13] <brjann> Leemp: have you opened the file to make sure it's actually got a gpg key in it?
[03:13] <Leemp> well, sudo
[03:13] <Leemp> brjann: I've tried it many different ways.
[03:13] <Leemp> brjann: http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Ubuntu+and+Debian+packages is the key i am trying to add
[03:13] <Truculent> Arand:  It tells me how many are supposedly failing, and which sectors are bad, but not much more, is there a way to scan them or anything?  What is my next move?
[03:13] <Leemp> I've also tried --import directly from the gpg command
[03:13] <FloodBot2> Leemp: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:13] <Maletor> out of band?
[03:13] <Leemp> Whoa, lag spike
[03:13] <marcos> how do I add the startx in the profile?
[03:13] <Leemp> brjann: Yup
[03:13] <jungletek> Yendor: i messaged you a few minutes ago
[03:13] <marcos> how do I add the startx in the profile?
[03:13] <jungletek> with an http link
[03:14] <cfedde> Maletor: brjann from this channel overheard our conversation and asserted that it has worked for him.
[03:14] <Leemp> brjann: It's in there, and properly formed
[03:14] <puff> http://paste.ubuntu.com/386716/
[03:14] <brjann> Leemp: okay, and i'm assuming you simply copied that block of text from the page into gedit?
[03:14] <puff> My usb enclosure drive stopped automounting.
[03:14] <Dahamon> !flash
[03:14] <Leemp> brjann: Tried multiple ways, gedit being one of them
[03:14] <Leemp> brjann: Nano, etc
[03:14] <brjann> Leemp: rgr, let me try
[03:15] <Leemp> I've also tried this on two separate computers heh.
[03:15] <puff> Is there any way to nudge autommount and get it to run again?
[03:15] <Yendor> jungletek: Hmmm.  Don't think I received the message.
[03:15] <arand> Truculent: I know HD vendors have tools for re-allocating and disabling bad sectors, but that often requires a full disk format, it the amount of bad sectors are _constant_, it shouldn't be too much trouble, if they increase though, that's a big warning flag...
[03:15] <brjann> Leemp: okay, at the very least i'm getting the same error as you :)
[03:16] <Leemp> brjann: I mean, it seems like everyone else is having no issues with this. I have not seen one person ask about the key being bad. I seem to be the only one, and no one answered
[03:16] <brjann> cfedde: you're trying to get me in trouble! :)
[03:16] <Leemp> brjann: Thanks!   I've been monitoring them for a few hours, I think it might be a false alarm.
[03:17] <Yendor> jungletek: I saw that you sent me something, but this Colloquy.app doesn't appear to actually show me the message.
[03:17] <cfedde> brjann and Maletor  google leads me here: http://scotgate.org/2006/07/03/growing-a-raid5-array-mdadm/
[03:17] <Maletor> brjann - how do i grow a raid 5
[03:17] <Leemp> brjann: So apt-key add file *should* work?
[03:17] <arand> Truculent: That's not a matter of hours, but days/weeks
[03:17] <bethany> anyone/.
[03:17] <Leemp> brjann: If so, i'l repost on the mailing list.
[03:17] <Leemp> +l
[03:17] <marcos> how do I add the startx in the profile?
[03:17] <jungletek> Yendor: i don't know what that is, sorry... i use a real irc client ;)
[03:17] <brjann> leemp: might be something dumb we're missing
[03:17] <Yendor> jungletek: Heh.  Neither do I, really.  It's an OSX IRC client.
[03:18] <Leemp> brjann: I saw mention of a different key server, one sec
[03:18] <Yendor> jungletek: Just grabbed it off the internets tonight.  Since wireless no worky on the laptop, can't do IRC on said laptop until wireless worky.  :)
[03:18] <marcos> would like the Ubuntu 9.10 only start in text mode, as I do?
[03:18] <brjann> Maletor, cfedde: yes, the procedure described in cfedde's link is essentially the one I've used.
[03:18] <Truculent> arand:  I see that now, I'm just going to have to replace them I guess.
[03:18] <jungletek> Yendor: unless i'm severely mistaken, you can get xchat for osx
[03:18] <jungletek> up to you though
[03:18] <arand> bethany: In the maintenance shell does it say "run fsck manually"?
[03:19] <Leemp> brjann: pgp.mit.edu
[03:19] <jungletek> Yendor: here's the link http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=4797697&postcount=2
[03:19] <marcos> would like the Ubuntu 9.10 only start in text mode, as I do?
[03:19] <bethany> arand: not sure i typed cat /etc/fstab
[03:20] <quontrex> anyone know what it takes to make vmware work on 9.10
[03:20] <bethany> says my / partition errors=remount -ro 0
[03:20] <Yendor> jungletek: Thanks for the link.......Only thing is, it doesn't list my wireless network on the top panel after a restart.
[03:20] <Yendor> Restarting now (again) to confirm.
[03:20] <infid> is there a way to display a message in the gnome-panel? Ie have my favorite quote from an author always show on the gnome panel?
[03:20] <marcos> would like the Ubuntu 9.10 only start in text mode, as I do?
[03:21] <brjann> Leemp: haha, you know what the problem is?
[03:21] <Leemp> brjann: I'm all ears
[03:21] <rahduke> is anyone registered with newzbin.com ??
[03:21] <brjann> Leemp: there should be 5 hyphens on either side of the BEGIN.. END.. blocks, not 4
[03:21] <Yendor> Yep, confirmed.  Wrireless Networks: disconnected.  No networks listed.
[03:21] <awesomo4k> oh yeah newzbin rocks
[03:21] <arand> bethany: yea, at this stage the system has pretty much decided not to tuch the filesystem before it's checked thouroughly, are you still at the maintenance shell now?
[03:21] <jungletek> Yendor: try opening a terminal and doing: iwlist scan
[03:21] <Leemp> brjann: Good lord.   Oops.  :)
[03:22] <flaarg> the gpg format was invalid
[03:22] <flaarg> would you believe it had one less - on the header and footer?
[03:22] <flaarg> than its supposed to
[03:23] <bethany> arand: it happened a few days ago too so i reinstaled / ... so maybe its my hdd going bad? win still boots fine. and its always my / partition that does this.
[03:23] <jungletek> Yendor: sounds like the card might not be recognized... but I'm far from an expert
[03:23] <puff> So,my usb enclosure drive (western digital my book) all of  sudden stopped automounting.
[03:23] <Leemp> flaarg: That's what brjann said hehe :)
[03:23] <flaarg> ah lol
[03:23] <bethany> arand: my baby unplugs my laptop that doesnt charge anymore several times a day.
[03:23] <flaarg> msg the dev and tell them to fix it
[03:23] <puff> It's plugged into my dock, so I tried plugging it straight into my laptop, no automount.  It shows up in dmesg and /var/log/syslog, but I don't see any error or isue with atuomount.
[03:23] <puff> I tried tomanually mount it but it says I need the file type.  How do I find the filetype?
[03:23] <Leemp> flaarg: Will do. I can't believe no one mentioned it yet
[03:24] <brjann> Maletor: are you still around?
[03:24] <Maletor> brjann - yes
[03:24] <flaarg> I suspect that not too many people that use it installed the package yet I guess
[03:24] <Maletor> is this setup correctly? http://lookpic.com/i/455/ZFVae5YS.png
[03:24] <Yendor> jungletek: thanks.  I'll keep plugging away at it.  I know it *can* work.  I just don't know what the correct magical incantations are.
[03:24] <theresa> I have a Dell laptop with the following error after an upgrade. Here is the error message: init: networking main process (477) terminated with status 1
[03:24] <arand> bethany: reapeated fsck errors could be a sign of hardware failiure, but yes, repoeated power cuts can also do messy things to the filesystem if not shutdown cleanly.
[03:24] <arand> bethany: are there important data on the filesystem in question?
[03:25] <joppan_> anyone help needed i have downlaoded 10.04 alpha 3 i386 iso and burned ..wnat to upgarde from 9.10 ..without losing existing settings
[03:25] <bethany> no its just / i was trying to avoid having to reinstall all my apps again.
[03:25] <jungletek> Yendor: yeah, i had mine working once, then did something because it seemed flaky and then there was nothing i could do to get it to work again. so i re-installed and didn't do what i did the first time ;)
[03:25] <jungletek> best of luck
[03:25] <brjann> Maletor: looks fine. i wanted to make sure you understood the procedure cfedde linked to above
[03:25] <theresa> I was finally able to get in with chmodding the /etc/init.d/networking to 000
[03:26] <arand> bethany: there is a command available which will either fix it or if unlucky break it even more (I've experienced both)...
[03:26] <Leemp> flaarg: Hmm, i ran apt-key add, and it said "OK". Though, apt-get still says the package from them cannot be authenticated. Any ideas? Is there a keyring i need to update or something? For kicks i ran apt-get/key update
[03:26] <puff> Anybody?http://paste.ubuntu.com/386716/
[03:26] <marcos> Can anyone help me? in ubuntu 9.04 I was doing that the system was straight to the text only mode with the command chmod-x / etc / gdm, but at 9:10 I was unsuspecting because the same method did not work, somebody any tips?
[03:26] <brjann> Maletor: and I also wanted to make sure you understood that cfedde's procedure of copying the data elsewhere and building the full 4-disk array is much safer than growing the array
[03:26] <bethany> arand: well aslong as it only breaks / and not /home with it
[03:27] <arand> bethany: Do you have them on separate partitions?
[03:27] <brjann> Maletor: tell you what, let's go to PMs, because I don't want you to misunderstand anything before you start if you choose this method
[03:27] <brjann> Maletor: ok?
[03:27] <bethany> arand: ya i do
[03:27] <supercom32> hey
[03:28] <theresa> Although, chmodding to 000 still brings up the same error message on reboot.
[03:28] <joppan_> anyone help needed i have downlaoded 10.04 alpha 3 i386 iso and burned ..wnat to upgarde from 9.10 ..without losing existing settings
[03:28] <brjann> !lucid | joppan_
[03:28] <theresa> I've tried to "startx" after chmodding. It will let me in, but KDE crashes right after login
[03:28] <theresa> Is there a way for me to remove the installed network packages?
[03:29] <supercom32> I have a machine that is triple boot. 2 Linux, 1 Windows. Using grub2, how do I change the grub menu order so that one particular Linux OS at the top of the list? I keep changing the orders in grub.d but no to no difference. Any ideas?
[03:30] <xxthink_> How to stop apt-mirror?
[03:30] <Leemp> brjann: Hmm, i ran apt-key add, and it said "OK". Though, apt-get still says the package from them cannot be authenticated. Any ideas? Is there a keyring i need to update or something? For kicks i ran apt-get/key update
[03:30] <marcos> Can anyone help me? in ubuntu 9.04 I was doing that the system was straight to the text only mode with the command chmod-x / etc / gdm, but at 9.10 I was unsuspecting because the same method did not work, somebody any tips?
[03:31] <brjann> Leemp: hm. I really don't know :(
[03:31] <Leemp> brjann: K :)
[03:31] <arand> bethany: Recommendations: QUOTE: "Try recommending to boot a liveCD first, perform a dd backup, force-mount the filesystem, attempt to extract /etc, and then pull the trigger.  That makes is less likely to be horrible when something goes wrong."
[03:31] <flaarg> Leemp: talk the package maintainer, its their responsibility to make it easy to add the gpg key.
[03:32] <Leemp> flaarg: Righto :)
[03:32] <flaarg> Leemp: also if you can't get the key to verify I suggest not using the package.  Its easy to add bad stuff to debs and get away with it if its not signed.
[03:32] <princezuda> Hey I'm trying to extract a tarball of sphinx on ubuntu through my terminal and I'm not sure how to do it exactly.
[03:32] <flaarg> even if it is signed
[03:32] <Leemp> flaarg: Shouldn't it be relatively secure, given that it's their own private server?
[03:33] <arand> bethany: or you could just "close-eyes-pull-trigger", as someone so nicely put it.
[03:33] <flaarg> Leemp: yes, but you don't know who has access to their server
[03:33] <Leemp> flaarg: Ignoring all hacking junk, ofcourse
[03:33] <Leemp> True
[03:33] <blakkheim> princezuda: man tar
[03:33] <flaarg> I susped the package is fine
[03:33] <flaarg> suspect
[03:33] <puff> princezuda:  It's probably gippped, so first unzip it, then untar it.  unzip is done iwth "unzip", tar is done with the expand option to tar.  MAn tar for details.
[03:34] <feedmecereal> How do I get the package libasound2-dev installed? I get the error message "  Depends: libasound2 (=1.0.20-3ubuntu6.1) but 1.0.21a-1ubuntu2~ricotz1 is to be installed."
[03:34] <Tensai> So... I don't have a /boot/grub/menu.lst file with a default install of 9.10
[03:34] <Tensai> Any idea why?
[03:34] <Arsin> Is there a KDE Ubuntu support, or is this it?
[03:34] <r00tintheb0x> I'm about to down a Ubuntu ISO for my triple core Phenom 64bit proc. Should I just install the 32 bit version?
[03:34] <flaarg> Tensai: 9.10 uses grub2
[03:34] <Tensai> That would be why
[03:34] <puff> princezuda:  I recommend using the list contents option of tar first, to make sure what its going to unpack.  Normally people create a tar with an enclosing directory, but not always.
[03:34] <BluesKaj> princezuda, use the unp app it does it all when extarcting
[03:34] <Tm_T> Arsin: #kubuntu
[03:35] <flaarg> Tensai: the file you edit is in /etc/default/grub
[03:35] <flaarg> then update-grub
[03:35] <supercom32> I have a machine that is triple boot. 2 Linux, 1 Windows. Using grub2, how do I change the grub menu order so that one particular Linux OS is at the top of the list? I keep changing the orders in grub.d but nothing happens. Any ideas?
[03:35] <princezuda> puff: it is a tar.gz
[03:35] <jungletek> I'm using the gnome distro of mint.  Should I wait for the maintainers of the distro to release the kernel update through the mintupdate utility?
[03:36] <flaarg> supercom32: update-grub overwrites grub.d using the settings from /etc/default/grub
[03:36] <Random832> !mint
[03:36] <jiohdi> jungletek: you will likely break your system if you do not
[03:36] <puff> princezuda:  Yeah, that's a gzip.
[03:36] <gerzel> Hey I'm installing Ubuntu on an ASUA eeePC 701, w/o ARM proccessor, but solid state memory.  How do I get into the more advanced package selection as the installer doesn't seem to give me much of any options.
[03:36] <puff> princezuda:  That's a gnu zip file, so unzip should owrk on it.
[03:36] <gerzel> I'm using the minimal iso
[03:36] <supercom32> flaarg: I don't see any boot order information my default grub. Do I need to add this?
[03:36] <jungletek> Random832: sorry, i understand
[03:36] <puff> princezuda:  Or "man -k zip" to see what other tools you can use.
[03:37] <flaarg> supercom32: no idea, I don't know grub2 that well yet
[03:37] <jungletek> jiohdi: thanks, I assumed as much.
[03:37] <arand> flaarg: ( supercom32 ) wrong, it uses the scripts from grub.d to overwrite grub.cfg
[03:37] <flaarg> I just know that changing stuff in /boot/grub often won't work due to update-grub overwriting it
[03:37] <n1lqj> karmic has me so frustrated, I can't capture sound on the card directly with sound recorder, anyone know the fix?
[03:37] <flaarg> ahhh
[03:37] <ChogyDan> jungletek: I thought mint is based off the ubuntu repos, but you would have to ask the mint folks
[03:37] <xxthink> How to stop apt-mirror
[03:37] <jiohdi> jungletek: I have not had much luck with mint... starts off fine but after a few updates it goes bonkers
[03:37] <jungletek> ChogyDan: is is, AFAIK
[03:37] <r00tintheb0x> I'm about to down a Ubuntu ISO for my triple core Phenom 64bit proc. Should I just install the 32 bit version?
[03:38] <supercom32> arand: So changing the numbers in grub.d won't effect boot order? Where do I need to change to get a particular boot OS to be topmost?
[03:38] <flaarg> I really dislike a lot of design changes in grub2
[03:38] <jungletek> jiohdi: I broke it once by removing the wrong thing
[03:38] <jungletek> but it's stable for me
[03:38] <Jon-> Anyone have experience with fcrackzip? I am trying to use a dictionary file but I don't want to have to start at the beginning each time, any way to pause/remember progress?
[03:38] <jungletek> if you don't count problems with compiz
[03:38] <neezer> anyone here have experience with ipod touch and rhythmbox?
[03:39] <jiohdi> jungletek: I have since moved back to ubuntu and no problems so far
[03:39] <P> i have this hardcore problem E: Read error - read (21 Is a directory)
[03:39] <P> any ideas?¿
[03:39] <Principitto> ¿
[03:39] <arand> supercom32: I'm not sure boot order is available as a parameter for the /etc/default/grub file... or in any simple way for grub2 at all, hacking the grub.d scripts would probably be the way to do it (followed by running update-grub), but I don't know how.
[03:39] <Principitto> ?
[03:39] <dj_segfault1> neezer: No, but I haven't heard of ANYTHING under Linux that can talk to the Touch.
[03:39] <n1lqj> anyone have experience with sound capture in sound recorder I have no capture since upgrade to karmic
[03:39] <Principitto> E: Read error - read (21 Is a directory)
[03:40] <flaarg> Principitto: 21 is a directory
[03:40] <supercom32> arand: I'm told changing the script numbers would do it. But I forgot to do a update-grub so I'm trying that again to see if it works.
[03:40] <Principitto> but
[03:40] <hackoo> i dont know whats going on, my /home/devendra partition is filling itself. I can see its used space is increasing.
[03:40] <neezer> jiohdi, I recently tried to drag and drop a song into my touch, and now when I try to open my music player it says it is empty. when I browse my ipod music in rhythmbox I see all my music.
[03:40] <Principitto> when i try to do something whit apt-get it gives that error back 21 is a directory
[03:41] <rudolf_> I've just installed ubuntu on my brothers computer but ran into a problem. He could connect to my computer out of the box. BUT - after installing the updates for him to share - he can not connect to our network but can get on internet just fine as before. Any ideas?
[03:41] <hackoo> 29 mb left now 25mp and so on..
[03:41] <hackoo> is it some virus in ubuntu ?
[03:41] <flaarg> hackoo: some program you are running is writing something to a file continuosly
[03:41] <hackoo> o byte free now
[03:42] <hackoo> flaarg: dont see anyprogram here
[03:42] <neezer> dj_segfault1, I am using lucid, and it recognized it right off the bad.
[03:42] <neezer> *bat
[03:42] <flaarg> look for a file continuing to get larger
[03:42] <flaarg> then lsof it
[03:42] <xxthink> How to stop apt-mirror
[03:42] <dj_segfault1> neezer: as what?
[03:42] <Principitto> i justa cant upgrade or install or uninstall anything and it says E: Read error - read (21 Is a directory)
[03:43] <neezer> dj_segfault1, an ipod touch
[03:43] <hackoo> flaarg: ok, but what is lsof ? how to manage running hidden demons and proccess like samba negios and all
[03:43] <arand> bethany: You still there?
[03:43] <flaarg> hackoo: lsof will tell you what process is accessing a file
[03:43] <dj_segfault1> neezer: Fascinating.  Using what program?
[03:44] <bethany> arand: ya
[03:44] <hackoo> flaarg: ok
[03:44] <Principitto> !ubuntu-es
[03:44] <bethany> i ran fsk on / and it said it was clean. so i trried /home and theres all types of errors
[03:44] <Principitto> #buntu-es
[03:44] <bethany> fsck
[03:44] <flaarg> hackoo: lots of programs write logs and other stuff to files.  its not advisable to have little to no freespace available
[03:44] <flaarg> Principitto: rmdir /var/lib/dpkg/status
[03:44] <flaarg> touch /var/lib/dpkg/status
[03:44] <neezer> dj_seffault1, I can browse the files using nautilus, but it just shows up as a device in rhythmbox and I can see all of my music...I can even play some of it on my laptop....but it has really screwed up my touch now cause it says no music on it.
[03:45] <hackoo> flaarg: now I have 0 bytes left in /home/devendra
[03:45] <flaarg> hackoo: really there is no way for us to know what program is doing that.  For instance right now irssi is writing a log of what is going on in irc
[03:45] <Principitto> Flaarg it says it cant deleted that isnt a derectory
[03:45] <flaarg> for me
[03:45] <flaarg> Principitto: well ok thats just what I found googling for that
[03:46] <Principitto> i google it too and i found that too
[03:46] <dj_segfault1> neezer: So it sees it as an external USB storage device, but not a music player.  Sorry to hear your music got messed up.  Hope you had it backed up.
[03:46] <arand> bethany: hmm, that is normally quite a bad sign. And if that's where the important files are I'd definitely say a partition clone using dd would be a good idea to make sure.
[03:46] <arand> bethany: was this from the maintenance shell?
[03:46] <neezer> I'm not so sure it sees it as just an external usb mass storage...why else would it show up in rhythmbox?
[03:47] <neezer> dj_segfault1, the music is still on the device, for some reason it isn't recognizing it though.
[03:47] <dj_segfault1> neezer: If you put MP3 files on a thumbdrive you can play them from rhythmbox too.
[03:47] <arand> bethany: How did you run fsck and what kind of errors did it give
[03:48] <spackest> anyone out there build a xen kernel on squeeze?
[03:48] <bethany> arand: i just typed fsck /dev/sda7 in maint shell
[03:48] <Pici> spackest: Thats a more appropriate topic for #debian
[03:48] <flaarg> spackest: this is #ubuntu not #debian, and there is a xen kernel in the repo for squeeze
[03:48] <spackest> really?
[03:48] <flaarg> yes really
[03:49] <spackest> actually, I am running ubuntu server 9.10, now that I think about it :)  was squeeze on another cluster
[03:49] <spackest> playing with uec
[03:49] <bethany> 'error reading  block 5505075 [attempt to read block from file system resulted in short read] while getting next inode from scan
[03:49] <cyberbluntz> !hi
[03:50] <cajun> I'm having to make room on my HD from a Live USB install.  How do I empty the trash on the HD?  I see files in that trash but I can't delete them or empty the trash.
[03:50] <Principitto> Ubuntu in spanish?
[03:51] <BluesKaj> !es
[03:51] <spackest> so how about ubuntu server 9.10 and xen?
[03:51] <tambu> Anyone know a way to force a refresh of usb device.. my mouse and keyboard are not picking up(usb) seems since I upgraded to 9.10 it's been very flacky
[03:52] <flaarg> spackest: xen-server
[03:52] <cyberbluntz> could someone help me figure out why my PC cpu's are idling so high in ubuntu?
[03:52] <Principitto> thanks
[03:52] <cyberbluntz> both cpu are around 30%
[03:52] <meowbuntu> any one able to get ubuntu running on a mac g3
[03:52] <blakkheim> cyberbluntz: look in top or htop
[03:53] <flaarg> spackest: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Xen
[03:53] <cyberbluntz> what is that?
[03:53] <blakkheim> cyberbluntz: sudo aptitude install htop; htop
[03:53] <cyberbluntz> !top
[03:53] <cyberbluntz> !htop
[03:54] <blakkheim> ....
[03:54] <flaarg> htop is a nice ncurses interface to top
[03:54] <cyberbluntz> so then I should install top 1st?
[03:54] <flaarg> top is already installed
[03:55] <blakkheim> cyberbluntz: top is part of the coreutils package
[03:55] <spackest> flaarg: thanks, I am taking a look
[03:55] <flaarg> spackest: also im not sure that squeeze has a xen kernel, I know lenny does
[03:56] <cyberbluntz> ok this is nice
[03:56] <Fiction> Hello, anyone want to help out a newb fix something :D
[03:56] <spackest> flaarg: yip, been my experience.  nothing seemingly useful on apt-cache search xen on squeeze
[03:56] <knoppies> Fiction, what are we fixing?
[03:57] <Fiction> I cant get my sound to work
[03:57] <goddard> Alright got it working
[03:57] <hwilde> help, my sound card disappeared.   my sound card was and has been working fine for over a year.  now it is not recognized I get no sound options at all.  here is lspci   http://paste.ubuntu.com/386635/   here is lsmod http://paste.ubuntu.com/386637/   please help
[03:57] <cyberbluntz> ty
[03:57] <knoppies> Fiction, Im no good at that, but if you give us some more details, someone in the channel will be more than happy to help.
[03:57] <Fiction> it was working very very badly, but then i installed flash and its not working at all
[03:58] <flaarg> spackest: the debian multiarch install cd supports xen if thats any help
[03:58] <Fiction> i think its the sound card ...  on board
[03:58] <knoppies> Fiction, what version of ubuntu?
[03:58] <Fiction> drivers prob
[03:58] <cyberbluntz> what is the usr/lib/gvfs/gvfs?
[03:58] <Fiction> its not working in any version first tried ubuntu 9.10 then another distro now ubuntu studio 9.10 x86
[03:59] <lyrae> i can't change permission on some folders. why? to be specific, it's folders in a mounted hard drive
[03:59] <flaarg> hwilde: you have a soundcard listed in both your lspci and lsmod
[03:59] <brjann> cyberbluntz: that's the gnome virtual file system, it's in charge of mounting things like remote ssh folders and usb sticks nowadays
[03:59] <hwilde> flaarg, correct, and no sounds, no volume control.
[03:59] <Fiction> im thinking about just going to buy a sound card to hope that fixed
[04:01] <hwilde> flaarg, this is what I get when I go to preferences, sound,  "waiting for sound system to respond"  http://i45.tinypic.com/29lye51.jpg
[04:01] <hwilde> flaarg, in totem the sound option is greyed out
[04:01] <spackest> flaarg: you mean if I install debian squeeze multiarch I can just choose a xen kernel?
[04:01] <Fiction> want me to post mother board or is there a way i can find out what sound card my mb is useing
[04:02] <flaarg> spackest: I think so
[04:02] <flaarg> hwilde: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1382744
[04:02] <spackest> I have a eucalyptus demo tomorrow.  I have it working on debian lenny and would like to show it working on a vmware cluster running ubuntu, but am about to give up the ghost
[04:02] <hwilde> Fiction, lspci
[04:03] <spackest> thought is that adding nodes easily via vmware would be great and then we have some helper software to help launch things on eucalyptus
[04:03] <Fiction>  Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc HD48x0 audio
[04:03] <Fiction>  not working at all
[04:03] <cyberbluntz> /usr/bin/x :0 -verbose -auth /var/run/gdm/auth-for-gdm-TZit7B/database is this seem suspicious?
[04:04] <flaarg> spackest: I have no idea about what you are talking about :p never done anything with xen other than get mad that I accidently installed many years ago
[04:04] <flaarg> cyberbluntz: no
[04:04] <flaarg> cyberbluntz: gdm has the xauth
[04:04] <cyberbluntz> i tried to man it
[04:04] <spackest> flaarg: do you know how to accidentally install it on 9.10? :)
[04:04] <flaarg> cyberbluntz: you are running x with gdm, thats supposed to happen
[04:05] <spackest> go through the page you sent me, but it is rather tough going
[04:05] <flaarg> spackest: I was compiling my own kernel and accidently had it set to xen
[04:05] <spackest> was hoping for a nice apt-get install, but alas, no
[04:05] <cyberbluntz> Where would be a good place to find more info into these processes?
[04:05] <flaarg> cyberbluntz: google and the man pages for the processes
[04:06] <hwilde> Help my sound stopped working.  lspci http://paste.ubuntu.com/386635/  |  lsmod http://paste.ubuntu.com/386637/  |  aplay -l http://paste.ubuntu.com/386734/  |  Preferences -> Sound  "Waiting for sound system to respond"  http://i45.tinypic.com/29lye51.jpg  |  no volume controls in apps and no sound please help
[04:06] <ng0n> anyone know the story on #anonomouse ?
[04:06] <cyberbluntz> what?
[04:06] <rage> Hello, I need a USB device to magically chown its location in /dev/bus/usb/.. to root:nut . Can someone point me in the right direct on how to write a rule to do so?
[04:07] <cyberbluntz> I heard all the ps3 that arent the slim ones got a vbad bug
[04:07] <ng0n> what is a p2p irc server ?
[04:07] <cyberbluntz> know anything about that?
[04:07] <hwilde> rage, /etc/udev/rules.d   then look for either usb or storage type stuff
[04:07] <flaarg> rage: udev
[04:08] <hwilde> !ot | cyberbluntz
[04:08] <drfrankenstein2> i removed the bar at the bottom of my screen, and then I was able to add it back, but I can't add to the bar the ability to minimize thigns to it
[04:08] <Fiction> IS there a way, or how do i fix this.  looks like its detecting 2 sound cards. would that cause a problem with sound and how would i turn one off?
[04:08] <drfrankenstein2> if that makes sense
[04:08] <rage> hwilde: flaarg: Thanks, that should be enough to get me going again
[04:08] <ng0n> understand.  tnx.
[04:09] <hwilde> drfrankenstein2, right click, add, windows list
[04:09] <cyberbluntz> /usr/bin/compiz.real --ignore-desktop-hints --replace-- I didnt even think this was working
[04:10] <drfrankenstein2> hwilde: thank you so much!
[04:11] <cyberbluntz> I dont understand why this is idling at nearly 50% when in windows7 it would be idling at about 10%
[04:11] <flaarg> this isn't windows, don't compare the two like that
[04:11] <muri_one> it's a fair comparison
[04:12] <flaarg> also htop will list what processes are using cpu
[04:12] <hwilde> cyberbluntz, System -> Administration -> System Monitor   Processes tab   what is taking up cpu?
[04:12] <flaarg> if something is taking up a lot of cpu you can figure out what it is
[04:12] <holyguyver> How do I remove a folder when rm -r doesn't work?
[04:12] <AllHailTheGeek> is there a nautilus plugin for committing a local git repo to a remote server?
[04:12] <arand> bethany: if /dev/sda7 is your /home and important I would definitley do a dd backup before doing any more fsck.
[04:12] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, -rf
[04:12] <AllHailTheGeek> not -r
[04:13] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek,  rf to force?
[04:13] <AllHailTheGeek> not sure, just know it works
[04:13] <AllHailTheGeek> whats the big picture?
[04:13] <rage> Do udev rules take effect immediately? (ie, upon next device connection?)
[04:13] <cyberbluntz> im using htop
[04:13] <holyguyver> Okay, thanks
[04:14] <Guest75501> E: Read error - read (21 Is a directory)
[04:14] <cyberbluntz> it lists different things between the 2
[04:15] <cyberbluntz> the only things that are showing up in the system monitor are the gnome system monitor at 4-8% and the volume monitor is 2-6% everything else is sleeping
[04:16] <muri_one> holister: in what way didn't it work?
[04:16] <hwilde> cyberbluntz, q.e.d.
[04:16] <muri_one> holister: doh sorry
[04:16] <cyberbluntz> q.e.d?
[04:16] <spackest> quite easily done :)
[04:16] <flaarg> quod erat demonstrandum
[04:17] <spackest> or that :)
[04:17] <spackest> cyberbluntz: think euclid put it at the end of his proofs, maybe?
[04:19] <cyberbluntz> the process's and the total usage % is not adding up
[04:19] <cyberbluntz> by the htop results it should be around 3%
[04:19] <AllHailTheGeek> cyberbluntz, are any processes running as root?
[04:20] <braden> so whats up with evolution not supporting OWA exchange 2007 accounts? I know MS sucks and so does screen scraping but a lot of us have to use it... Am I reading correctly when I see that there are no plans on supporting email via web access on exchange 2007?
[04:20] <cyberbluntz> yes a lot
[04:20] <AllHailTheGeek> said processes may be hidden
[04:20] <Mafiawarz> can anyone tell me how to use  EMpathy IM ???
[04:20] <cyberbluntz> /sbin/getty -8 38400 tty1-6
[04:20] <Mafiawarz> can anyone tell me how to use  EMpathy IM ??? on ubuntu
[04:20] <ga_sk8er> been a while. whats the terminal command to update everything
[04:20] <cyberbluntz> mean the are 6 all together starting at 1
[04:21] <cyberbluntz> and then the usr/bin/x
[04:21] <Maletor> is there any protocol faster than smb on a local network?
[04:22] <blakkheim> ga_sk8er: sudo aptitude update; sudo aptitude full-upgrade
[04:22] <spackest> ga_sk8er: apt-get upgrade?
[04:22] <cyberbluntz> what would you say about those geek?
[04:22] <ga_sk8er> ok thanks
[04:22] <ga_sk8er> i was trying sudo yum update
[04:22] <mattgyver> anyone know how to stop wine applications from starting in their own 'Wine System Tray' and just show on the normal gnome panel?
[04:22] <cyberbluntz> /sbin/wpa_supplicant -u -s
[04:23] <cyberbluntz> /sbin/dhcclient -d -sf /usr/lib/networkmanager/nm-dhcp-cl
[04:23] <cyberbluntz> its spiking up to 80% at times
[04:25] <meepmoop> I'm looking to use my webserver just to host a chatroom for friends and whoever is there anything you can recommend for this purpose?
[04:25] <p1oooop> mattgyver: do not emulate a "windows desktop"
[04:25] <p1oooop> that's my advice.
[04:25] <complexity> ?
[04:25] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, rm -rf did not work
[04:25] <complexity> ok
[04:26] <Fiction> can anyone tell me how to disable a driver
[04:26] <complexity> OMG you ppl are not telling ppl to rm -rf
[04:26] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, you should have stayed, and not left.
[04:26] <AllHailTheGeek> :P
[04:26] <holyguyver> complexity, Yes he did tell me to
[04:26] <Gryllida> hello. maybe you can join #openoffice.org ? there is nobody active at that channel, and i need some help about openoffice; i suppose some of you ubuntu users use openoffice too. thanks!
[04:27] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, what error/response are you getting?
[04:27] <complexity> holyguyver, run..if you do that with sudo it will wipe your harddrive
[04:27] <AllHailTheGeek> what is the situation, etc
[04:27] <AllHailTheGeek> complexity, eh
[04:27] <holyguyver> It didn't give any message
[04:27] <AllHailTheGeek> no
[04:27] <AllHailTheGeek> complexity, if depends on where he runs it.
[04:27] <complexity> yes it does
[04:27] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, That is not sometihng to joke about :(
[04:28] <AllHailTheGeek> complexity, no, only if he rm -rf /
[04:28] <complexity> I am not joking..if you log in as root, it will wipe your drive
[04:28] <AllHailTheGeek> if as root only.
[04:28] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, I left because I had faith that you had given me help
[04:28] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, you did not provide enough info.
[04:28] <complexity> I was just browsing...thought I saw evil....
[04:28] <AllHailTheGeek> ok, holyguyver lets start from square one.
[04:28] <AllHailTheGeek> what are you deleting?
[04:29] <AllHailTheGeek> what user is it under?
[04:29] <ga_sk8er> whats the antivirus in linux...i need to scan my old windows drive
[04:29] <holyguyver> It is under me & it is simply a folder
[04:29] <AllHailTheGeek> I mean, what user owns the target
[04:29] <Gryllida> ga_sk8er: Clam AV
[04:29] <holyguyver> I own the target
[04:29] <complexity> ga_sk8er there is clamav\
[04:29] <complexity> *clamav
[04:29] <ga_sk8er> ok thanx
[04:29] <meepmoop> can I ask why not just delete it graphically?
[04:29] <mattgyver> p1oooop, well its not exactly my aim unfortunately for remote assistant purposes for clients i have to have VNC's listener running for a SC application i have setup
[04:29] <cyberbluntz> AllHailTheGeek: could you help me try to kill these processes?
[04:30] <AllHailTheGeek> meepmoop, I'm assuming that failed.
[04:30] <Gryllida> !antivirus | ga_sk8er
[04:30] <p1oooop> mattgyver: huh?
[04:30] <meepmoop> I mean technically he could I suppose use the command recommended to him as long as it specifically points at the folder
[04:30] <AllHailTheGeek> cyberbluntz, what processes?
[04:30] <p1oooop> mattgyver: did I do something?
[04:30] <holyguyver> Because every time I try to delete it graphically or even view it it freezes & crashes Nutelius, Konqueror, Dolphin, PCMan, & Krusader.
[04:30] <AllHailTheGeek> hm
[04:30] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, what are the permissions?
[04:30] <mattgyver> p1oooop, no way fellow i thought maybe you were being sarcastic, is that actually an option or something i should look for?
[04:30] <cyberbluntz> /sbin/getty -8 38400 ttyl1
[04:31] <ga_sk8er> ubottu. i knowe. im gonna get some files from my windows drive but it screwed up last night. i want to scan it before i start pulling files
[04:31] <AllHailTheGeek> mind I don't think that would matter.
[04:31] <holyguyver> It gives full permissions
[04:31] <cyberbluntz> tty1*
[04:31] <AllHailTheGeek> you mean HAS
[04:31] <AllHailTheGeek> ie 777
[04:31] <p1oooop> mattgyver: what?
[04:31] <AllHailTheGeek> ls the file, and paste one single line
[04:31] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, ^
[04:31] <p1oooop> mattgyver: sorry, kinda clueless :P
[04:31] <mattgyver> p1oooop, you said something about dont emulate a windows desktop :) is there a setting or so in wine, or were you j/k?
[04:31] <ga_sk8er> lol ubottu
[04:32] <p1oooop> ahh
[04:32] <AllHailTheGeek> ga_sk8er, ubottu /is/ a bot
[04:32] <p1oooop> sorry bout that, brainfart :P
[04:32] <holyguyver> It is not a file
[04:32] <Gryllida> ga_sk8er, yes, at the page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus you will find some useful advice about other anti-viruses, ClamAV is not the only one
[04:32] <ga_sk8er> oh ok i thought they wer just joking
[04:32] <meepmoop> holyguyver:ls the directory and paste the results
[04:32] <AllHailTheGeek> ga_sk8er, Gryllida> !antivirus | ga_sk8er
[04:32] <robb> anyone here installed nvidia drivers (.96) from the 8.04 source to 9.10?
[04:32] <ga_sk8er> grylida. i just need 1 to scan my windows stuff
[04:32] <p1oooop> mattgyver: there is a setting in wine similar to that... lemme find the "exact" setting
[04:32] <holyguyver> Okay but it will only freeze ls same as it freezes rm
[04:33] <ga_sk8er> the antivirus i had on windows said that my windows kernel was a virus
[04:33] <AllHailTheGeek> wait, it freezes rm?
[04:33] <mattgyver> p1oooop, okay cool sorry i was totally off base with that, no hard feelings :)
[04:33] <AllHailTheGeek> you said it had no response
[04:33] <meepmoop> holyguyver:it causes your comp to freeze?
[04:33] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, Yes it even froze rm -rf
[04:33] <Gryllida> ga_sk8er, yes, you can do it using the ClamAV, or anything you find at  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Antivirus
[04:33] <meepmoop> uh...
[04:33] <p1oooop> mattgyver: of course not :)
[04:33] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, sounds like you have a bad HDD
[04:33] <holyguyver> meepmoop, nope not my comp
[04:33] <meepmoop> yea
[04:33] <meepmoop> does it lock up then release after a period?
[04:33] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, Nope the rest of the harddrive is working  fine
[04:34] <ga_sk8er> Gryllida i already found clam av through ubuntu software center
[04:34] <p1oooop> mattgyver: under the graphics tab of the WINE configuration tab
[04:34] <holyguyver> meep nope it does not release
[04:34] <mattgyver> p1oooop, i think i see the option your talking about, "Emulate a virtual desktop" however to my dismay it is unchecked already :(
[04:34] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, I mean sounds like you have bad sectors
[04:34] <p1oooop> mattgyver: huh
[04:34] <p1oooop> mattgyver: what version you running?
[04:34] <Gryllida> ga_sk8er: nice
[04:34] <ga_sk8er> yup
[04:34] <holyguyver> meepmoop, nope it does not release
[04:34] <mattgyver> p1oooop, 1.0.1
[04:34] <Gryllida> ga_sk8er: you want another one? or just installing clam av and everything fine?
[04:35] <holyguyver> meepmoop, it does not freeze my computer, only whatever program accesses the folder
[04:35] <meepmoop> holyguyver: I agree with allhailthegeek you have bad sectors with your hard drive more than likely
[04:35] <tambu> Just upgraded to 9.10 and I lost all sound for my user.. weird thing is I get sounds during ubuntu startup (run as root)? is there some new group or something a user must be part of to use the sound card?
[04:35] <cyberbluntz> This is becoming pretty annoying
[04:35] <holyguyver> meepmoop, & AllHailTheGeek this problem never happened until I created this folder last night
[04:36] <meepmoop> tambu:there is a speaker in the toolbar top right when I installed karmic for some reason it makes me turn it up every time is that turned up?
[04:36] <resno> looking for resources on doing x11 forwarding using ssh
[04:36] <ga_sk8er> im gonna try clam av for now Gryllida
[04:36] <Gryllida> ga_sk8er: okay
[04:36] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, & meepmoop this problem started when an unraring of a file melfunctioned & this is the contents of the unrar
[04:36] <tambu> meepmoop, it's turned all the way up.. when I click the sound bar there is no sound when I go into sound preferences -> hardware.. it is blank
[04:36] <p1oooop> mattgyver: that explains alot... I don't think they implemented that feature at that time
[04:36] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, still sounds like a bad HDD
[04:37] <paissad> can you download successfully the geolitecity.dat.gz file ?
[04:37] <paissad> http://geolite.maxmind.com/download/geoip/database/GeoLiteCity.dat.gz
[04:37] <mattgyver> p1oooop, okay ill just upgrade it manually as im just using whats standard with 9.10 anyway
[04:37] <Losha> resno: plenty of on target hits when you google for 'x11 forwarding using ssh'
[04:37] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, this happened on more then one hard drive when I copied the folder onto a second harddrive.
[04:37] <AllHailTheGeek> cyberbluntz, youstill haven't told me what processes
[04:37] <paissad> wget always times out for me !!!
[04:37] <Gryllida> hello. maybe you can join #openoffice.org ? there is nobody active at that channel, and i need some help about openoffice; i suppose some of you ubuntu users use openoffice too. thanks!
[04:37] <p1oooop> mattgyver: 9.10 comes with WINE?
[04:37] <cyberbluntz> ytes i did
[04:37] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, the very same thing?
[04:37] <meepmoop> holyguyver, what is it that you're unraring and how?
[04:37] <mattgyver> p1oooop, you know what, no it doesnt i installed it from the repos sorry
[04:37] <AllHailTheGeek> cyberbluntz, sorry, didn't catch it then, care to repeat?
[04:37] <robb> my koala seems to have fallen asleep while doing aforementioned driver install
[04:38] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, Yes the very same rthing happened when I copied this same folder onto a second hartd drive
[04:38] <cyberbluntz> 6 lines after you asked the question
[04:38] <holyguyver> meepmoop, it is a DVD rip that unrared only half way the unrar program crashing in the middle of writing a file
[04:38] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, ofc it's still going to freeze, you are ccessing the same damaged sectors
[04:39] <Gryllida> i have upgraded to OOo 3.2 at Windows XP. previously using 3.1.1. i use classic appearance (influences icons of toolbar buttons). in 3.2, i saw awful blueish backgrounds of buttons when hovered. is there a way to get rid of them?
[04:39] <srini> i got grub error 5 how to solve this?
[04:39] <p1oooop> mattgyver: I'd go with the repos for ubuntu
[04:39] <robb> !ontopic
[04:39] <Gryllida> do you note this behavior at Ubuntu, that one I described?
[04:39] <AllHailTheGeek> cyberbluntz, /sbin/getty -8 38400 ttyl1 >> sudo killall getty
[04:39] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, no on a complelety differant hard drive & when accessing the folder on the other harddrive it will not delete on neither hard drive now
[04:40] <mattgyver> p1oooop, okay its not really a big thing just annoying really.
[04:40] <cyberbluntz> Do you know what getty is?
[04:40] <AllHailTheGeek> no idea :)
[04:40] <Losha> holyguyver: if it's truly a disk problem, I'd expect messages in dmesg....
[04:40] <AllHailTheGeek> Losha, good point
[04:40] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, so this folder damaged secotrs on two differant harddrives?
[04:40] <dermoth> hello there... There's something that trickled be for quite some time and I could never find any doc on this... I'm running Ubuntu Hardy (same problems since 6.x though). When I set the IO scheduler it always gets reverted after some time...
[04:40] <ga_sk8er> klam av is scanning away now
[04:41] <Gryllida> nice
[04:41] <Losha> holyguyver: doesn't sound very likely when you put it that way....
[04:41] <holyguyver> Losha no it will simply freeze the dmesg cammand
[04:41]  * AllHailTheGeek agrees with Losha
[04:41] <dermoth> I though it could be a setting, but even "find /etc/ -type f|xargs grep cfq" hasn't returned anything
[04:41] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, I doubt it.
[04:41] <AllHailTheGeek> as dmesg is a log
[04:41] <AllHailTheGeek> try it just the same
[04:41] <holyguyver> Then give me the cammand & I will tell you the output
[04:41] <AllHailTheGeek> dmesg :/
[04:41] <AllHailTheGeek> pastebin the results
[04:41] <darolu> srini: open a terminal and type "sudo fdisk -l" (without quot. marks, that's an L not a -one-) and pastebin your result please.
[04:42] <p1oooop> mattgyver: yeah... but, hey... it was free anyway :)
[04:42] <srini> darolu: the system is not booting
[04:43] <holyguyver> Losha AllHailTheGeek the resaults were so big that the terminal cut off the upper part of the resaults
[04:43] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, thats fine, paste what you can see.
[04:43] <darolu> srini: I know, grub error 5 means a bad partition table; I thought you were using LiveCD, boot with the LiveCD, then open a terminal and type "sudo fdisk -l"
[04:43] <AllHailTheGeek> srini, do you have a livecd/other live computer?
[04:43]  * AllHailTheGeek leaves this to darolu :P
[04:44] <srini> darolu: yah.. i have live  CD
[04:44] <meowbuntu> hi is there kubuntu studio out there
[04:44] <darolu> *Everybody is welcome, specially AllHailTheGeek :D
[04:44] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, Losh, meepmoop http://paste.ubuntu.com/386752/
[04:44] <srini> AllHailTheGeek: Let me know the steps to solve that problem
[04:44] <Nolan> Night everyone. Thanks for the support.
 srini: I know, grub error 5 means a bad partition table; boot with the LiveCD, then open a terminal and type "sudo fdisk -l" pastebin the result
[04:45] <ga_sk8er> i know this is all linux ppl but i kinda have a windows question. i lost power last night & today my pc wouldnt boot into windows. i reloaded windows from a fresh copy (formatted) & it still wont find my network card even though i install the driver i got from nvidia
[04:45] <cyberbluntz> It doesnt seem to be working
[04:45] <blakkheim> !windows | ga_sk8er
[04:47] <holyguyver> AllHailTheGeek, Losha, meepmoop, well?
[04:47] <AllHailTheGeek> holyguyver, sec
[04:47] <meepmoop> patience
[04:47] <cyberbluntz> !getty
[04:48] <srini> darolu: http://paste.ubuntu.com/386753/
[04:49] <cyberbluntz> ok, so these getty'sare virtual machines running on my comp?
[04:49] <Losha> holyguyver: I see a lot going on. usb drives coming & going, virtualbox running, some backtraces. No bad disk reads, btw. Dunno what to make of it though...
[04:50] <dermoth> Hi... Anyone knows what could reset the IO scheduler on Ubuntu? I'm running Ubuntu Hardy (same problems since 6.x though). When I set the IO scheduler it always gets reverted after some time...
[04:50] <dermoth> I though it could be a setting, but even "find /etc/ -type f|xargs grep cfq" hasn't returned anything
[04:50] <Greasel> quit
[04:51] <Losha> cyberbluntz: gettys are usually processes that sit on ttys waiting for someone to login.
[04:51] <holyguyver> Losha, yes, see I told you guys no bad disk reads was happening
[04:51] <robb> something irregular with the folder itself then
[04:51] <holyguyver> Losha, I think I know what is the matter, I just do not know how to fix it.
[04:51] <robb> corrupt or such
[04:52] <Losha> holyguyver: it was worth checking. Your machine doesn't look normal. Usually a hang like this comes from trying to access a network folder whose server is dead...
[04:52] <Losha> holyguyver: what is your theory?
[04:52] <holyguyver> Losha, I think what happened was whenever it was unraring & the unrar program crashed that it left the vob file open so whenever the computer goes to read it, it reads it forever unending.
[04:52] <darolu> srini: I notice two linux partitions, make sure the boot flag is on the right one
[04:53] <bob75> how do I make ubuntu 8.10 log in without password?
[04:53] <srini> darolu: How to da
[04:54] <srini> darolu: how to do
[04:54] <Losha> holyguyver: time to do the basics. Please open a terminal and paste the output of 'sudo fdisk -l'
[04:54] <holyguyver> But this is not on my internal harddrive
[04:54] <darolu> srini: your first partition (/dev/sda1) seems rather small, what do you have there? and you can do that with GParted, under System - Admin
[04:54] <holyguyver> Losha But this is not on my internal harddrive
[04:54] <Losha> holyguyver: what kind of drive is it? An external USB ?
[04:54] <holyguyver> Yes
[04:55] <holyguyver> Losha yes
[04:55] <cajun> I'm having to make room on my HD from a Live USB install.  How do I empty the trash on the HD?  I see files in that trash but I can't delete them or empty the trash.
[04:55] <brjann> bob75: does 8.10 have a System > Administration > Login Screen menu item or something similar?
[04:55] <Losha> holyguyver: can you unmount the usb drive?
[04:55] <srini> darolu: i created only / /home and swap partitions.. there is no /boot partition
[04:55] <holyguyver> Yes
[04:55] <bob75> yes
[04:55] <holyguyver> Losha I have done that allready
[04:56] <bob75> login window
[04:56] <Losha> holyguyver: please unmount it, and then run sudo fsck on the device. Do you know the device name?
[04:56] <brjann> bob75: great. click the unlock button and enter your password, and you should be able to choose to log in automatically
[04:56] <holyguyver> Yes I know the device name
[04:57] <holyguyver> Losha, yes I know the device name
[04:57] <holyguyver> Losha, First before I do that, tell mee what your plan is.
[04:57] <robinking623> orson: i have really weird result with my pcmcia
[04:57] <bob75> thanks
[04:58] <brjann> bob75: no problem :)