[07:19] <greatdane77> k the output was 00:11.5 Multimedia audio controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8233/A/8235/8237 AC97 Audio Controller (rev 60)
[07:19] <tremby> suspend and resume are working on my laptop. i wanted to added an extra script to run when resuming. i've added a script just like the others, given it execute permissions, but it isn't running on resume. since i'm just testing, all it's doing is touch /home/tremby/Desktop/"test-`date`" # it's definitely not running though. any ideas why?
[07:19] <greatdane77> so it's not even seeing the creative sound card?
[07:19] <leo_away> greatdane77: that's your onboard card... try lspci | grep Audigy
[07:20] <Rat409> greatdane77: let me google abit
[07:20] <Rat409> greatdane77: you may need to disable onboard in bios
[07:20] <leo_away> tremby: did you restart acpid?
[07:20] <Bogaurd> I've got something in /etc/crontab, which is supposed to run every minute... it's not running at all though. Crond is running, and the script runs fine when I call it by hand, any ideas?
[07:20] <leo_away> Bogaurd: is it a script or an X app?
[07:20] <tremby> leo_away: yup. still doesn't run
[07:20] <greatdane77> k output is 00:0a.0 Multimedia audio controller: Creative Labs SB0400 Audigy2 Value
[07:21] <Bogaurd> leo_away: a script
[07:21] <Rat409> greatdane77: k
[07:21] <greatdane77> umm i thought on board was disabled...sound works when i boot in vista
[07:21] <leo_away> try calling bash and making bash call the script
[07:21] <leo_away> Bogaurd: try calling bash and making bash call the script
[07:21] <Bogaurd> leo_away: good idea, 2 secs
[07:22] <leo_away> Bogaurd: we had a thread about that in the argentine loco :P
[07:22] <Bogaurd> leo_away, reckon setting SHELL=/bin/bash in the crontab would be enough?
[07:23] <tremby> leo_away: i just tried adding a similar touch line to resume.sh, and that isn't running either :\
[07:23] <CoolKidLester242> R u sick and tired of bein in chat rooms dat r boring, not fun, and lame?  Well #LESTERCOOLCHAT is da place 4 u. We do nothing but have fun in da chat, hosted by me, LESTER. So if u want a fun chat, 2 have fun, or maybe even meet a new best friend, come 2 #LESTERCOOLCHAT today. 1st 97 joiners get free voice!
[07:23] <CoolKidLester242> R u sick and tired of bein in chat rooms dat r boring, not fun, and lame?  Well #LESTERCOOLCHAT is da place 4 u. We do nothing but have fun in da chat, hosted by me, LESTER. So if u want a fun chat, 2 have fun, or maybe even meet a new best friend, come 2 #LESTERCOOLCHAT today. 1st 85 joiners get free voice!
[07:23] <yeonhoo> hi
[07:23] <yeonhoo> is there any real-time service to olimpic game?
[07:23] <CoolKidLester242> R u sick and tired of bein in chat rooms dat r boring, not fun, and lame?  Well #LESTERCOOLCHAT is da place 4 u. We do nothing but have fun in da chat, hosted by me, LESTER. So if u want a fun chat, 2 have fun, or maybe even meet a new best friend, come 2 #LESTERCOOLCHAT today. 1st 22 joiners get free voice!
[07:23] <leo_away> tremby: /etc/acpi/resume.sh ?
[07:23] <yeonhoo> is there any real-time service of olimpic game?
[07:23] <CoolKidLester242> R u sick and tired of bein in chat rooms dat r boring, not fun, and lame?  Well #LESTERCOOLCHAT is da place 4 u. We do nothing but have fun in da chat, hosted by me, LESTER. So if u want a fun chat, 2 have fun, or maybe even meet a new best friend, come 2 #LESTERCOOLCHAT today. 1st 75 joiners get free voice!
[07:23] <greatdane77> any ideas guys?
[07:23] <CoolKidLester242> R u sick and tired of bein in chat rooms dat r boring, not fun, and lame?  Well #LESTERCOOLCHAT is da place 4 u. We do nothing but have fun in da chat, hosted by me, LESTER.   Well #LESTERCOOLCHAT is da place 4 u. We do nothing but have fun in da chat, hosted by me, LESTER. So if u want a fun chat, 2 have fun, or maybe even meet a new best friend, come 2 #LESTERCOOLCHAT today. 1st 20 joiners get free voice!
[07:24] <Rat409> greatdane77: this explains a bit  http://www.texnolyze.us/index.php?page=./pages/Linux Howtos/AudigySetupAlsa.inc
[07:24] <CoolKidLester242> R u sick and tired of bein in chat rooms dat r boring, not fun, and lame?  Well #LESTERCOOLCHAT is da place 4 u. We do nothing but have fun in da chat, hosted by me, LESTER. So if u want a fun chat, 2 have fun, or maybe even meet a new best friend, come 2 #LESTERCOOLCHAT today. 1st 67 joiners get free voice!
[07:24] <tremby> leo_away: that's the one
[07:24] <leo_away> Bogaurd: not sure, i bet the best way to find out is trying it. i used konsole -e when i run into that problem but i was told bash works as well
[07:24] <CoolKidLester242> R u sick and tired of bein in chat rooms dat r boring, not fun, and lame?  Well #LESTERCOOLCHAT is da place 4 u. We do nothing but have fun in da chat, hosted by me, LESTER. So if u want a fun chat, 2 have fun, or maybe even meet a new best friend, come 2 #LESTERCOOLCHAT today. 1st 100 joiners get free voice!
[07:24] <th0r> !ops
[07:24] <CoolKidLester242> R u sick and tired of bein in chat rooms dat r boring, not fun, and lame?  Well #LESTERCOOLCHAT is da place 4 u. We do nothing but have fun in da chat, hosted by me, LESTER. So if u want a fun chat, 2 have fun, or maybe even meet a new best friend, come 2 #LESTERCOOLCHAT today. 1st 4 joiners get free voice!
[07:25] <tremby> leo_away: just tried adding a script to start.d too -- no luck
[07:25] <tremby> this is very strange
[07:25] <leo_away> tremby: i just added a line to my lid.sh script on my lenny and it works perfectly, how odd
[07:25] <Bogaurd> leo_away: just tried setting the shell,. that didnt work. do you mean to try something like /bin/bash /path/to/script?
[07:25] <tremby> i'll try lid...
[07:25] <tremby> did you restart acpid?
[07:26] <leo_away> tremby: yup /etc/init.d/acpid restart
[07:26] <greatdane77> k rat gonna read that for a bit
[07:26] <leo_away> Bogaurd: lemme look for the thread to refresh my mind
[07:26] <use1> how do i disable cd-rom from ubuntu ?
[07:26] <Bogaurd> leo_away: thanks :-)
[07:26] <tremby> leo_away: i have been too, just wondering if i had to keep doing it every time i try something new though :)
[07:26] <ectospasm> anyone here have experience with udev and bluetooth adapters?  My adapter doesn't get recognized as such on boot, but roughly 24hrs later it starts working, and I can't figure out why.
[07:26] <leo_away> tremby: affirmative
[07:27] <leo_away> tremby: in that way the new changes take effect
[07:27] <l3d> is crossover kinda like wine?
[07:27] <th0r> use1, you can remove the cdrom entry from fstab
[07:27] <tremby> leo_away: added a touch to lid.sh. the light goes off so /something/ is happening, but the touch doesn't happen
[07:27] <use1> th0r:how ?
[07:27] <ParaDoX34690> can someone suggest a good ftp server that might be similiar to FileZilla server?
[07:27] <leo_away> tremby: are you adding it in the correct part of the script?
[07:27] <leo_away> tremby: or just throwing it there somewhere?
[07:28] <tremby> leo_away: ok i moved it to the top of lid.sh and it fired
[07:28] <th0r> use1, edit the file /etc/fstab and remove the appropriate line, but if you have to ask how you probably shouldn't be messing with that file
[07:28] <tremby> so lid.sh is happening... why not resume.sh...?
[07:28] <leo_away> tremby: yeah, you gotta put it in between the correct if/fi
[07:28] <leo_away> tremby: i never changed my resume.sh cuz i didn't need to, i assume it works in the same way
[07:29] <use1> thor:so do i just delete this line "/dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec 0       0" ?
[07:29] <tremby> leo_away: just moved my line to the top of resume.sh, trying again...
[07:29] <Rat409> greatdane77: so modprobe -i emu10k1 (thats your kernel module apparently) or lsmod |grep -i snd to see if loaded
[07:29] <tremby> leo_away: nothing.
[07:29] <leo_away> Bogaurd: this was the original idea: export DISPLAY=:0 &&  gnome-terminal --command="sh /path/to/script"
[07:30] <th0r> use1, it would probably be smarter to just comment it out.
[07:30] <leo_away> Bogaurd: then someone suggested using bash instead of gnome-terminal
[07:30] <Bogaurd> leo_away: this box doesnt have a GUI...
[07:30] <Bogaurd> hmm
[07:30] <leo_away> Bogaurd: exactly how the thread developed ;-)
[07:30] <leo_away> Bogaurd: change gnome-terminal --command for /bin/bash i guess
[07:30] <th0r> use1, once you comment out that line, when you boot the machine the cdrom won't be available unless someone manually mounts it
[07:31] <use1> th0r:what does comment out line mean ?
[07:31] <Bogaurd> leo_away: hrmm. odd. is the thread publically viewable?
[07:31] <leo_away> use1: add # to the beginning of the line
[07:31] <leo_away> Bogaurd: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=858560&highlight=cron (it's spanish)
[07:32] <pawan> hi
[07:32] <use1> thank you guys going to try it if am back then it soome thing is wrong...
[07:32] <Bogaurd> leo_away: haha. that ruins it for me then :P
[07:32] <nedwell> With Ubuntu 8.04,
[07:32] <Bodsda> Bogaurd, you can use babbelfish to translate web pages
[07:32] <Bodsda> babelfish*
[07:32] <Bogaurd> yeah, thanks Bodsda :)
[07:33] <leo_away> Bogaurd: export DISPLAY=:0 && bash /path/to/script
[07:33] <Bodsda> Bogaurd, your welcome
[07:33] <leo_away> Bogaurd: that worked for me, but I do have X
[07:33] <nedwell> With Ubuntu 8.04, I installed Kubuntu to be able to try out both desktops, but deleted Kubuntu and am back to using Ubuntu.  My only issue is that the Kubuntu logo is displayed during boot up.  It's just a cosmetic issue, but I'd rather it say Ubuntu like it used to.  Can anyone help?  Thanks!
[07:33] <greatdane77> rat k...did that...can i paste the output here?
[07:33] <Bogaurd> leo_away, I'll try it in a moment. cheers.
[07:33] <aslan> hello, I have tne intel 4965 wireless card in my laptop.. and I can't get 802.11n to work
[07:33] <leo_away> Bogaurd: yup, no problem
[07:33] <aslan> I installed the kernel package from the proposed repo
[07:33] <aslan> but still no luck... anyone got this working?
[07:33] <pawan> what is ubuntu
[07:34] <tremby> leo_away: i'm gonna try rebooting -- this should really be working
[07:34] <greatdane77> I'm wondering...it says via as my card when i ran the alsa mixer...it should say audigy...how do i change that?
[07:34] <leo_away> tremby: let me know what happens then, I'm puzzled
[07:34] <leo_away> greatdane77: did you disable your onboard sound card from bios?
[07:34] <Blaqlight> pawalls, its something you wash your laundry with, they claim No More Wrinkles! but I don't know.
[07:35] <Blaqlight> pawan, I mean.
[07:35] <greatdane77> i think so when i got the computer
[07:35] <leo_away> pawan: you mean the OS or the word?
[07:35] <pawan> os
[07:35] <greatdane77> rat?
[07:35] <leo_away> pawan: GNU/Linux distribution based on Debian
[07:35] <pawan> ok
[07:36] <leo_away> pawan: i don't know if that's enough help (or if you are asking for real :P)
[07:36] <pawan> for real man
[07:36] <leo_away> pawan: haha, ok
[07:36] <tremby> leo_away: the test trace i put in the start
[07:36] <tremby> oops
[07:37] <leo_away> tremby: what happened?
[07:37] <tremby> leo_away: the test trace i put in the start.d directory fired when i rebooted, but when suspending and resuming none of my other traces fired
[07:37] <tremby> oh here's a thought... 2 secs
[07:37] <leo_away> tremby: i never tried suspending or resuming on my laptop... i have a feeling it won't work (i have an ati card)
[07:38] <greatdane77> k ummm would the sound work in vista if i hadn't disabled the on board in the bios?
[07:38] <viz88> I'm having some trouble with my network. I don't have internet once booted into Ubuntu, but on top of that, my router looses signal as well. Can anyone help me with this? How can booting in make me lose my router?
[07:38] <leo_away> pawan: http://www.ubuntu.com/
[07:38] <tremby> leo_away: nope... i thought maybe suspending through the Gnome shutdown menu might be different from the hotkey on my laptop. no dice.
[07:38] <dinar> hello
[07:38] <dinar> why virtualbox installation have asked about vmware licenses?
[07:38] <leo_away> tremby: you can make it different...
[07:38] <greatdane77> rat...did u wanna see the output of that command?
[07:38] <Bodsda> dinar, because theres a free and corporate versions
[07:39] <mouseclone> advertisement: just wanted to inform you all of a GDM theme I just uploaded to gnome-look.org.  Just in case you all would like to know. http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php?content=86928
[07:39] <leo_away> tremby: you can make the hotkey call one thing and the shutdown menu call smth different. i did it once on kde
[07:39] <Bodsda> mouseclone, inform people elsewhere please
[07:39] <tremby> leo_away: nah, i don't want that. it was just a possible explanation for these scripts not running. the actual suspending and resuming is working fine -- it's just not running the normal scripts for some reason
[07:39] <leo_away> mouseclone: #ubuntu-offtopic is the place for that
[07:40] <Rat409> greatdane77: isit loaded,i'm finding conflicting info emu10k1,emu10k2 or CA0108 .check here for exact driver http://www.alsa-project.org/main/index.php/Matrix:Vendor-Creative_Labs
[07:40] <dinar> virtualbox is vmware's software?
[07:40] <leo_away> dinar: affirmative
[07:41] <greatdane77> i'm not sure if it's loaded...how do i tell...?
[07:41] <leo_away> tremby: weird script is weird... i don't know what to tell you
[07:41] <Bodsda> !pm | mouseclone
[07:41] <tremby> leo_away: i've just found another resume.d in /etc/apm -- what's this...?
[07:42] <Burky> what video player can i download that will play mpgs?
[07:42] <robbietwothumbs> how do i find out the ip adress of someone who tried to ddos me?
[07:42] <Bodsda> Burky, totem can play mpegs (its installed by default)
[07:42] <dinar> isn't it sun's software?
[07:42] <Bodsda> robbietwothumbs, /whois nick
[07:42] <leo_away> tremby: advanced power manager... mmhh... maybe that's what you are using? idk, I'm not at ubuntu atm so idk what's the default behaviour
[07:43] <joejoecircusboy> robbietwothumbs: His IP is <IP_ADDRESS>
[07:43] <robbietwothumbs> huh?
[07:43] <Bodsda> robbietwothumbs, do you mean a ddos through irc?
[07:43] <Rat409> greatdane77: it looks like its loaded try running alsaconfig
[07:44] <viz89> Sorry if anyone was answering my question, I dc'd again >.>
[07:44] <dinar> leo_away, why you have said "affirmative"? it means "yes". isn't "virtual box" "sun"'s?
[07:44] <ubuntu> help
[07:44] <tremby> leo_away: grr no dice, that didn't fire either
[07:44] <leo_away> dinar: yes as in "it is a vmware app"
[07:44] <robbietwothumbs> i dunno i wasnt on irc but i was using firefox and a warning  came up about excess traffic
[07:44] <Bodsda> !helpme | ubuntu
[07:45] <leo_away> dinar: it is sun's, though... so that's affirmative as well
[07:45] <pawan> how to hide desktop icons
[07:45] <Bodsda> robbietwothumbs, dont worry bout it, this is not the place to ask about ddos'ing anyway
[07:45] <Bodsda> pawan, remove them from ~/Desktop
[07:45] <dukebody> Hello, I'm trying to install Pound, a load balancer, but I get that error:
[07:45] <dukebody> http://rafb.net/p/Bn3QcZ19.html
[07:46] <dinar> is there "free" {full virtualisation software}?
[07:46] <_UnReaL_> привет убунтийцам
[07:46] <leo_away> dinar: virtualbox has two versions of it
[07:46] <dukebody> Doing /etc/init.d/pound start returns nothing: no OK msgs, no error msgs. /usr/sbin/pound neither return anything, but the proccess don't start since I can't find it in the proccesses list.
[07:46] <joejoecircusboy> dinar: What do you mean by 'free', and 'full virtualization' ?
[07:46] <Flannel> !ru | _UnReaL_
[07:46] <Bodsda> dinar, virtual box is free
[07:46] <pawan> hide volume
[07:47] <dinar> full {virtualisation software}
[07:47] <Bodsda> dinar, yes!
[07:47] <dinar> why it asks about vmware licences then?
[07:47] <Flannel> dinar: vmware isn't virtual box
[07:48] <Bodsda> dinar, just install it from ubuntu's repos
[07:48] <KuriKai> hi all
[07:48] <Bodsda> hi
[07:48] <viz89> Well, i'm booted back into windows so internet should be fine. I can't figure out why, whenever I boot into ubuntu, my router loses connection. Does this sound familiar to anyone?
[07:48] <dinar> i have downloaded vmware package files
[07:48] <Bogaurd> hmm. anything I place in /etc/crontab isnt being run by the looks of things... where do I start to resolve this?
[07:48] <KuriKai> Does anyone know how to autoload a module
[07:48] <dinar> then have installed virtual box
[07:48] <dinar> "virtualbox-ose"
[07:48] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: loses connection with what?
[07:48] <Bodsda> dinar, thats the open source edition
[07:49] <pawan> hello
[07:49] <nedwell> After installing (and even after removing) kubuntu from ubuntu, the kubuntu boot screen still appears.  How do I change this back to the ubuntu boot screen?
[07:49] <dinar> and it asks about vmware licences on installation, doesn't it?
[07:49] <leo_away> pawan: hello again
[07:49] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: Put simply, the green light isn't solid anymore. Which.. doesn't make sense to me, since even if I don't have the dfrivers for my ubuntu drive, why does my entire network lose connection?
[07:50] <Bodsda> !splash | nedwell
[07:50] <nedwell> thanks!
[07:50] <dinar> then i tried to install virtualbox-ose-modules-2.6.22-14-server and it also asked that
[07:50] <Bodsda> nedwell, no problem, theres a bunch of info on the wiki aswell
[07:50] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: which connection? A router by nature, has at least two connection...
[07:51] <Bodsda> dinar, you need the    virtualbox-ose-modules-x.x.xx-xx    specific for your kernel
[07:51] <viz89> heh, sorry. the connection to the modem.
[07:51] <joejoecircusboy> dinar: That doesn't make any sense... VMware is a competing company.. Which would VirtualBox require you purchase a license from a competitor?
[07:51] <viz89> The hardware is perfectly fine, i'm sure of it. I've never had this problem when booting in or out of windows.
[07:51] <leo_away> viz89: the connection from the moded to the router would work regardless of the OS
[07:51] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: DLS modem?
[07:52]  * Bodsda hides from Flannel
[07:52] <viz89> Which is why i'm confused. It's not just my PC that doesn't have a connection. Once in ubuntu, my entire network is out.
[07:52] <viz89> DLS?
[07:52] <Dudekiller> hay i made my hard drive disappear on me on accident and the forms that i looked up arnt giving me the answer
[07:52] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: *DSL
[07:52] <viz89> Cable
[07:52] <Bodsda> Dudekiller, define 'disappear'
[07:53] <Dudekiller> i cant find it anywhere on my system
[07:53] <Ayabara> is there a way I can 'regenerate' my xorg.conf to what it would have looked like on a fresh install?
[07:53] <Bodsda> Dudekiller, it physically exists?
[07:53] <Dudekiller> up
[07:53] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: So, when your PC is booted into Windows, router connects to modem.. What about when the PC is complete turned off, does the router still connect to the modem?
[07:53] <Bodsda> Ayabara, delete it then reboot, at grub choose recovery mode, then choose 'xfix'
[07:53] <Dudekiller> it shows up under sudo blkid
[07:53] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: correct
[07:54] <Dudekiller> but that is it
[07:54] <Bodsda> Dudekiller, what about   sudo fdisk -l ?
[07:54] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: both parts?
[07:54] <dinar> i select virtualbox-ose in synaptic for reinstallation then "apply" and it says : to be installed: vmware-server
[07:54] <Ayabara> Bodsda: thanks
[07:54] <Bodsda> Ayabara, your welcome
[07:54] <nedwell> Bodsda: I didn't describe well enough...  The kubuntu screen shows during boot (the progress bar loading) prior to getting to the login prompt.  Do you know how I can change that back?  Thanks!
[07:54] <robbietwoshoes> what a good program to monitor internet traffic coming into ur pc?
[07:54] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: yes. cable modem => router => my pc, and wirelessly to two others.
[07:54] <Bodsda> !usplash | nedwell
[07:55] <Dudekiller> yea its there
[07:55] <Bodsda> robbietwoshoes, wireshark
[07:55] <nedwell> bodsda: Thanks again!
[07:55] <Bodsda> Dudekiller, ok, what do you want to do with it (please use my name in your messages)
[07:55] <`Immortal`> hi guys....
[07:55] <Bodsda> hi
[07:55] <dinar> version is not compatible with my computer's processor and it uses vmware?
[07:55] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: No no, I'm asking if the router works fine (i.e. connects to the modem) why your PC is turned off?
[07:55] <`Immortal`> i need help regarding booting into Fedora
[07:55] <Dudekiller> sorry bodsda i want to be able to mount it again it has all my music and fix it files on it
[07:56] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: *when your PC
[07:56] <`Immortal`> I am able to boot into Ubuntu & XP
[07:56] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: Sorry. Yes, it works perfectly fine at all times.
[07:56] <Bodsda> Dudekiller, what is the location?     /dev/????
[07:56] <RoshanK> tera|byte, try start x
[07:56] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: But as soon as you boot Ubuntu, it stops working....  that is odd
[07:56] <Dudekiller> bodsda /dev/sdb1
[07:56] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, #fedora
[07:57] <`Immortal`> anybody who can help?
[07:57] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: Yep. For the life of me, I can't figure it out.
[07:57] <dinar> hello
[07:57] <Bodsda> Dudekiller, do you have a folder ready to mount it to?
[07:57] <`Immortal`> Bodsda,  my primary OS is Ubuntu
[07:57] <Flannel> `Immortal`: You
[07:57] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, none the less this is a fedora problem no?
[07:57] <Flannel> `Immortal`: best to just state the issue, instead of asking for someone
[07:57] <Dudekiller> im new to linux im not sure what that means bodsda
[07:57] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: How do you get it working again? (Reboot into Windows, reboot the router, or reboot the modem?)
[07:57] <dinar> Bodsda, version is not compatible with my computer's processor and it uses vmware?
[07:57] <Dudekiller> what would the normal file be bodsda
[07:58] <leo_away> `Immortal`: sounds like a grub problem
[07:58] <`Immortal`> yeah
[07:58] <Bodsda> Dudekiller, ok, im gonna give you a command and you need to copy and paste it (run it in the terminal)           sudo mkdir /media/my_drive && sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/my_drive
[07:58] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: After a reboot, the router regains connection. (a few seconds into the boot process)
[07:58] <`Immortal`> i think its something in the menu.lst leo_away
[07:58] <leo_away> !grub | `Immortal`
[07:58] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, can you state the whole problem please
[07:59] <`Immortal`> when i chose fedora from the list it says ' Bad file or directory type'
[07:59] <Bodsda> dinar, i dont know much about virtualization, please ask the channel
[07:59] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, have you checked the boot line?
[07:59] <Dudekiller> ok i ran it it didnt give me an error bodsda where would the drive be?
[08:00] <greg__> I just installed a new ATI 2400 Pro G/card now cant get better than 640x480. Any help appreciated.
[08:00] <Bodsda> Dudekiller, the hard drive is now mounted at    /media/my_drive
[08:00] <`Immortal`> boot line?
[08:00] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, please pastebin your menu.lst
[08:00] <Flannel> `Immortal`: pastebin your menu.lst and the output of sudo fdisk -l
[08:00] <`Immortal`> k
[08:00] <Bodsda> !paste > `Immortal`
[08:01] <Dudekiller> thanks found it
[08:01] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: hmmmm... very odd.     I'll boot into Ubuntu and see if it regains a connection after a complete shutdown.
[08:02] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, also the output of      sudo fdisk -l    and     sudo blkid
[08:02] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: I'll lose connection here, but i'll be back a few minutes later, max.
[08:02] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: k
[08:03] <`Immortal`> It is the full list
[08:03] <Flannel> `Immortal`: please paste the file in its entirety
[08:03] <`Immortal`> the path is /boot/grub/menu.lst right?
[08:03] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, yes
[08:03] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, that file you uploaded is not complete
[08:04] <Ayabara> is there an up-to.date guide on how o install the latest ati-driver on Ubuntu?
[08:04] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, sudo apt0get install pastebinit && cat /boot/grub/menu.lst | pastebinit         maybe easier
[08:04] <Bodsda> 0=-
[08:05] <Bodsda> with pastebinit, do you have to cat the file or can you just say /path/to/file.txt | pastebinit ?
[08:05] <robotic> Quick question - does anyone else have problems installing NetBeans from the Hardy Repository?
[08:05] <Flannel> Bodsda: You have to cat the file, pastebinit takes stuff on stdin
[08:05] <`Immortal`> k i've issued the command
[08:06] <Bodsda> Flannel, cheers
[08:06] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, my command? you corrected the mistake in it yes?
[08:06] <vnix> how to solve the "operation not support by backend" thanks
[08:06] <Bodsda> vnix, by elaborating
[08:06] <`Immortal`> http://pastebin.com/f33805a2e
[08:06] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: Odd, it seems to be frozen. Alt f1 isn't doing anything. (my mouse isn't working either T.T) let's see..
[08:06] <robotic> for some reason, dependency complaints start popping up when I do sudo apt-get install netbeans
[08:06] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, you used pastebinit for that did you?
[08:07] <`Immortal`> yes
[08:07] <`Immortal`> damn power-cut
[08:07] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, it looks to me as that file is borked, its half the size it should be
[08:07] <Flannel> robotic: Which dependencies in particular?
[08:07] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: You can't shutdown?
[08:07] <`Immortal`> I have to shut-down cause my UPS baterry is low
[08:07] <Flannel> `Immortal`: Alright, don't upgrade your Ubuntu kernel until you fix that file.
[08:07] <Bodsda> !pm | vnix
[08:08] <Bodsda> kk `Immortal`
[08:08] <robotic> Flannel: " Depends: libnb-apisupport1-java but it is not going to be installed"
[08:08] <vnix> sorry
[08:08] <Blaqlight> `Immortal`, apparently your UPS isn't so :P
[08:08] <`Immortal`> i'm brb when power is up. Hope u guys can help me out later
[08:08] <robotic> Flannel: Two other ones, too
[08:08] <`Immortal`> thanks for all the help
[08:08] <Bodsda> np
[08:08] <Flannel> robotic: Alright, pastebin the output you get, that'll be easiest.
[08:08] <vnix> I want to rename my drive
[08:08] <Bodsda> vnix, in nautilus, you cant iirc
[08:09] <Flannel> robotic: Have you updated your cache recently? (sudo apt-get update)
[08:09] <vnix> I am sorry Bodsda this is my first time using Linux Ubuntu and first time joining this channel
[08:09] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: I forced a restart. For some reason, it wasn't losing connection. (possibly because whatever is shutting the router off was never initialized?)
[08:09] <vnix> so I don't get what u mean
[08:09] <robotic> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/d181a4279
[08:09] <robotic> Flannel: yep, doesn't resolve the problem
[08:09] <Bodsda> vnix, i dont think its possible to change the name of your hard drive -- welcome to #ubuntu
[08:09] <robotic> Flannel: Moreover, installing those packages independently doesn't work; they all depend on each other too
[08:10] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: sounds reasonable
[08:10] <CKyle22> Is there any way I can run VMware fullscreen on one workspace and switch to another?
[08:10] <Bodsda> robotic, have you tried downloading the deb from packages.ubuntu.com ?
[08:10] <vnix> Bodsda, I see but how about other drive? I have another unuse partition.
[08:10] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: Wow, it
[08:10] <Bodsda> CKyle22, i dont think so, iirc vmware isolates the keyboard and mouse, if you can detatch them then yes
[08:10] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: It's frozen again. This is ridiculous
[08:10] <Flannel> robotic: try to install those three in particular (apt-get install package1 package2 package3)
[08:11] <Bodsda> vnix, no, i dont think you can name them
[08:11] <Flannel> robotic: We're trying to get a better error message (why theyre not going to be installed)
[08:11] <CKyle22> Bosada: Ah I see, then no.
[08:11] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: try unplugging the network cable
[08:11] <robotic> Bodsda: no, haven't tried that yet; prefer to use apt-get if I can...
[08:11] <robotic> Flannel: OK, let me try that
[08:11] <Bodsda> robotic, yeah, understandably
[08:11] <Dudekiller> i have a problem with my grafics i have dual screen ati and ive got everything set up but the sudo horiztal reverse (i know thats not the code) comes up with bash cammand not found and the task bar and login screens on the wrong side
[08:11] <kaiwen> Dudekiller you'll have to work with xrandr
[08:12] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: Nothing :\
[08:12] <kaiwen> Dudekiller I have some links that might help you on your way.
[08:12] <robotic> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/d7f8773ec
[08:12] <kaiwen> actually Dudekiller
[08:12] <Dudekiller> kaiwen just to let u know i have everything set up but its just backwords
[08:12] <kaiwen> Dudekiller have you tried urandr?
[08:12] <Neil3> viz89, is your nick a reference to the popular viz magazine by any chance? :)
[08:12] <vnix> Alright then. What about this. After I have pullout my pendrive, the KINGSTON still can bee seen under COMPUTER
[08:13] <Flannel> robotic: Add those packages to the list
[08:13] <Bodsda> robotic, check man apt-get to see if you can force an install on one of the dependencies
[08:13] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: Damn... sounds like you have several layers of problems within problems to sort out
[08:13] <viz89> neil3: Sorry, nope :p
[08:13] <Neil3> aww
[08:13] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: You
[08:13] <kaiwen> Dudekiller urandr may help you put them on teh rights sides, usually you can just drag the task bar to the other window.
[08:13] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: darn laptop keys
[08:13] <kaiwen> Dudekiller are you using kde or gnome?
[08:13] <Dudekiller> i used envyng kaiwen
[08:13] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: You're telling me. And this is a fresh install, too!
[08:14] <Dudekiller> im not sure kaiwen
[08:14] <kaiwen> Dudekiller, really, is it orange or blue?
[08:14] <Dudekiller> orange
[08:14] <kaiwen> gnome
[08:14] <Bodsda> gnome
[08:14] <kaiwen> hmm.. so you are saying that... the login screen is on the wrong side?
[08:14] <Dudekiller> yea
[08:14] <kaiwen> meaning, wrong screen that you don't want.
[08:14] <Dudekiller> yea
[08:15] <kaiwen> what command did you use, or what did you do to configure this?
[08:15] <Dudekiller> its on the left side including my task bar
[08:15] <robotic> Flannel, Bodsda: OK, here goes
[08:15] <Dudekiller> envyng mostly
[08:15] <kaiwen> Dudekiller, you dont' really have a task bar when you are on the login screen.
[08:15] <Dudekiller> and a big desktop guid
[08:15] <Dudekiller> in the ubuntu form
[08:15] <kaiwen> I see...
[08:15] <nathangrubb> yes
[08:16] <robotic> Flannel, Bodsda: http://pastebin.com/d10cea369
[08:16] <Bodsda> !envyng | Dudekiller
[08:16] <kaiwen> basically what is happening is that the command is "left" instead of "right" or something like that.
[08:16] <Archess> hi all, someone know how i can launch a script via cron plz
[08:16] <robotic> Flannel: this may be more informative?
[08:16] <Dudekiller> no when i login the applications place and system are on the left
[08:16] <kaiwen> it works with xrandr,
[08:16] <Flannel> robotic: thats exactly what we needed
[08:16] <Dudekiller> ok
[08:16] <Flannel> robotic: You have hardy-proposed enabled, don't you
[08:16] <kaiwen> ok, install urandr Dudekiller
[08:16] <kaiwen> !urandr
[08:16] <Bodsda> !info urandr
[08:17] <Dudekiller> ill google it do i need to uninstall the envyng stuff kaiwen
[08:17] <Bodsda> Dudekiller, not really
[08:17] <Dudekiller> cool
[08:17] <kaiwen> Dudekiller it's created by the same guy that made envy, not you dont' need to install it, basically it configures which screen is which
[08:17] <Dudekiller> ok
[08:17] <robotic> flannel: how can I check?
[08:17] <Dudekiller> good thanks man
[08:17] <kaiwen> Dudekiller, like left screen or right screen, etc.
[08:17] <kaiwen> np
[08:17] <kaiwen> !xrandr
[08:17] <Flannel> robotic: pastebin your sources.list (/etc/apt/sources.list)
[08:17] <viz89> joejoecircusboy: Well, thank you very much for all your help, it's appreciated. I think it's time I found some linux buddies irl who I can force to come over here >.<
[08:18] <kaiwen> tiem to hit the hay
[08:18] <kaiwen> night guys
[08:18] <firbfs> Anyone having issues with hardy and virtualbox?
[08:18] <Bodsda> night kaiwen
[08:18] <Bodsda> !anyone | firbfs
[08:18] <joejoecircusboy> viz89: np, good luck with it :)
[08:19] <viz89> later.
[08:19] <firbfs> Ok, I am having issues with virtualbox and hardy, anyone know how to install
[08:19] <firbfs> Installation through synaptic doesnt work
[08:19] <Bodsda> firbfs, yes it does -- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VirtualBox
[08:19] <robotic> Flannel: OK, just a sec
[08:20] <SkunX> part
[08:20] <robotic> flannel: http://pastebin.com/d647b198b
[08:20] <firbfs> Thanks Bodska, I already installed through synaptic and I no longer have audio through host os
[08:20] <firbfs> Any ideas?
[08:20] <chmac> Anyone know how to make the system "beep" quieter? It deafens me when I'm listening to music on my headphones.
[08:21] <DIFH-iceroot> the new vbox OSE kernel modules are broken
[08:21] <CorbinFox> i just checked my battery status and it is showing that my battery has only 15% capacity.  i am getting pretty much the same battery life as i had when i first got the laptop 1.5 years ago, maybe a little less.  is this an error on ubuntu's part or is my battery really that sucky?
[08:21] <und3rgr0undz3r0> hey, i downloaded a start button for gnome, how do I apply it as my menu icon?
[08:21] <Bodsda> CorbinFox, ubuntu error
[08:21] <robotic> chmac: do you get two volume sliders if you double-click on the volume control in Gnome?
[08:21] <Flannel> robotic: Alright, you'll want to add universe for hardy-updates and hardy-security.
[08:21] <firbfs> Any idea how to get audio back?  I cant seem to find any succesful ways
[08:22] <und3rgr0undz3r0> firbfs, have you tried rebooting?
[08:22] <CorbinFox> Bodsda: i remmeber that a while ago it said i had like 18% capacity tho.  whats up with that?
[08:22] <robotic> chmac: one of them adjusts system volume, the other adjusts regular volume, at least for me
[08:22] <Flannel> robotic: the easiest way to do that is to add " universe" to lines 5, 6, 27, 28
[08:22] <robotic> chmac: otherwise you may try alsa-utils
[08:22] <chmac> robotic: 4 :) Master, PCM, CD, Microphone
[08:22] <Bodsda> CorbinFox, i think this is a confirmed bug lemme check
[08:22] <Flannel> robotic: and, for the time being, comment out your last line too (wicd), just so we can be sure that's not causing issues.
[08:22] <CorbinFox> sweet, thanks
[08:22] <firbfs> yeah, it changed resolution and disabled audio, I reconfigred X11 conf and video is back to normal but I cant get audio
[08:23] <chmac> robotic: I don't think the system beep is on it's own channel in alsa is it?
[08:23] <robotic> chmac:  No, but after I installed the alsa utils I believe I was able to get system volume on a distinct channel, labeled PCM-2
[08:23] <und3rgr0undz3r0> firbfs, have you tried rebooting?
[08:23] <Bodsda> CorbinFox, is this your problem? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/67180
[08:23] <und3rgr0undz3r0> hey, i downloaded a start button for gnome, how do I apply it as my menu icon?
[08:23] <leo_away> chmac: I know how to disable it (if that's an option for you)
[08:23] <chmac> robotic: Ok, interesting, I'll try that
[08:24] <robotic> Flannel: trying...
[08:24] <chmac> leo_away: I'd prefer to have it, but how do you disable it? Might lead me to a solution...
[08:24] <chmac> I wonder if it's a file that's being played, maybe I could replace the file with a softer sound...
[08:25] <HAL_9001> Could some tell me if ubuntu installers uses MIB or MB for partions  I'm new to this don't know?
[08:25] <Cyber_Stalker> hello every body, wondering if there is a tut on installing lamp with all the latest components?
[08:25] <Flannel> HAL_9001: It uses MB == 1 000 000 Bytes
[08:25] <Bodsda> !lamp | Cyber_Stalker
[08:25] <leo_away> chmac: no, my way just disables it. I blacklist the pcspkr
[08:25] <Schmackels> Hello! Does anyone have any experience with a "too many packets in the video buffer" error in mplayer under the 32bit version of ubuntu 8.04.1? If so, please help! :) TIA
[08:25] <chmac> leo_away: Ok
[08:25] <chmac> leo_away: I'm on a laptop, not sure if it's the same...
[08:26] <robotic> chmac: You ought to see if you can adjust the overall system volume IMHO; you'll get much better results than just hacking the system beep b/c other programs often play at system volume rather than local vol
[08:26] <leo_away> chmac: I'm on a laptop too
[08:26] <CorbinFox> Bodsda: no, the battery life indicator isnt the problem (tho it isn't really accurate either).  when i go into the details for the batter, where it shows the manufacturer is and model number and stuff, it says it has 15% capacity.  it says it has a maximum of 88Wh, but it currently only fills to 14.5Wh
[08:26] <chmac> robotic: Ok, so you reckon if I install alsautils I should be able to do that?
[08:26] <leo_away> chmac: I know in KDE you can change the system beep volume from kcontrol, I'm not sure about gnome
[08:26] <und3rgr0undz3r0> hey, i downloaded a start button for gnome, how do I apply it as my menu icon?
[08:27] <Bodsda> CorbinFox, sorry, cant really help much im afraid, im a desktop user, dont own a lappy
[08:27] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, start button???
[08:27] <chmac> Ok, I'll try looking into that further, thanks robotic, leo_away
[08:27] <chmac> I asked the question right as I was starting a site migration, so best get back to that and come back to this a little later :)
[08:27] <robotic> chmac: you might need a few other alsa-related items from the repos
[08:28] <leo_away> chmac_away: no problem
[08:28] <robotic> flannel, bodsda: hooray!  problem solved
[08:28] <und3rgr0undz3r0> bodsda, yeah its like main menu, but its a start button for gnome, i just wanna make it say START instead of the ubuntu circle
[08:28] <robotic> flannel, bodsda: thanks for your patience and help!
[08:29] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, are you using a custom folder icons or the default human ones?
[08:29] <Bodsda> robotic, your welcome
[08:29] <CorbinFox> well, the lappy is 1.5 years old.  i'll be getting a new dell in a few months so i guess it isn't going to be that big a deal anyway
[08:29] <robotic> flannel, bodsda: now to see if NetBeans really is better than Eclipse
[08:29] <neil_d> I have two scanners attached, when I run xsane as a user I get only 1 showing up, when I run xsane as root, I get both, how do I fix this ?
[08:29] <CorbinFox> just a curious quirk that was bugging me
[08:29] <und3rgr0undz3r0> bodsda, custom, im using ubuntu satanic
[08:30] <piotr_> someones knows how to fix music applet in myspace under firefox?
[08:30] <Cyber_Stalker> how do you search the repos for packages? for example sudo apt-search mysql ???
[08:30] <Flannel> Cyber_Stalker: apt-cache search mysql
[08:30] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, ok, navigate to ~/.icons/       there should be a folder there called scalable apps?
[08:30] <Cyber_Stalker> thanks Flannel
[08:31] <neil_d> Cyber_Stalker: it is doable in synaptic also.
[08:32] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Bodsda, no, just awn-theme and Buff-Deuce
[08:32] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Bodsda, and firefox-document.png
[08:33] <bullgard4> What is the function of the many Kconfig files?
[08:33] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, in a terminal type                locate start-here | grep -i human
[08:33] <`Immortal`> Power back on...
[08:33] <und3rgr0undz3r0> locate start-here | grep -i human
[08:34] <`Immortal`> Bodsda,  here is the URL http://pastebin.com/ffc25f5d
[08:34] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Bodsda, /usr/share/icons/Human/22x22/places/start-here.png
[08:34] <und3rgr0undz3r0> /usr/share/icons/Human/24x24/places/start-here.png
[08:34] <und3rgr0undz3r0> /usr/share/icons/Human/48x48/places/start-here.png
[08:34] <und3rgr0undz3r0> /usr/share/icons/Human/scalable/places/start-here.svg
[08:34] <FloodBot1> und3rgr0undz3r0: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:34] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, what was the name of the icon theme your using?
[08:34] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, also the output of    sudo fdisk -l        and         sudo blkid
[08:35] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Bodsda, inhuman
[08:35] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, inhuman?
[08:35] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Bodsda, yeah, inhuman is the theme name
[08:36] <`Immortal`> fdisk pastebin : http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/36436/
[08:36] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, wheres the folder then? run             locate start-here | grep -i inhuman
[08:36] <nonlocal> I am inexperienced with virtual machines, but is it possible to boot an existing windows xp installation under ubuntu from the harddrive of an incapacitated machine?
[08:36] <und3rgr0undz3r0> bodsda, no response
[08:36] <nonlocal> (rather than installing a fresh xp)
[08:37] <`Immortal`> blkid  : http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/36438/
[08:37] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, try    locate inhuman
[08:37] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Bodsda, nothin
[08:38] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, then thats not the name of your icon theme
[08:38] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, i think youve got a few things wrong in this file, gimme a min
[08:38] <`Immortal`> k
[08:38] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, you have 3 OS's yes?
[08:39] <`Immortal`> yup
[08:39] <`Immortal`> other 2 boot fine
[08:39] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, is ubuntu on    /dev/sda6 or /dev/sda7   ?
[08:39] <Archess> how can i launch a script with cron ? when i wrote : "*/2    *    *    *    *    echo "Seb le cretin">>log.log" it's ok, no problem but when i write : "20     8-20/1     *     *     *    /home/seb/script.sh" nothing happen...
[08:40] <`Immortal`> Bodsda,  dev/sda7
[08:40] <leo_away> Archess: if your spanish is good try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=858560&highlight=cron
[08:40] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, thats very odd, ubuntu shouldnt boot at all
[08:41]  * `Immortal` is confused even more
[08:41] <leo_away> Archess: i'm leaving but we just talked about this a while ago (try googling today's logs)
[08:41] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, basically fedora thinks its / is on an ntfs partitin therefore it wont boot
[08:41] <Bodsda> partition*
[08:41] <`Immortal`> k
[08:41] <`Immortal`> any work around?
[08:41] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, yes, but i dont understand it -- you shouldnt be able to boot any os
[08:42] <und3rgr0undz3r0> Bodsda, if i changed my theme back to normal, then could i use a different launcher icon?
[08:42] <`Immortal`> because the menu.lst points to the wrong partition for Ubuntu too?
[08:42] <Archess> leo_away, my spanish is bad like my english (i'm french).... but i'm going to see the forum
[08:43] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, when grub loads move to the fedora line and press 'e'     then move to the 'root' line and press 'e'   change from whatever it is to (hd0, 6) then hit esc and press 'b'    if that doesnt work try changing to (hd0, 7) instead
[08:43] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, yes
[08:43] <leo_away> Archess: figured you were french because of "seb le cretin"... if you still need help ping me, I'll be back in 10 min or so and i can translate that to french real quick
[08:43] <`Immortal`> I tried that
[08:43] <`Immortal`> it doesn't work
[08:43] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, your menu.lst doesnt point to the corrct partitions for any of your hdd's
[08:44] <und3rgr0undz3r0> bodsda do i just change the start here icon?
[08:44] <`Immortal`> i get this error " Bad file or Dir type"
[08:44] <Bodsda> und3rgr0undz3r0, yes
[08:45] <Archess> leo_away, ok thanks
[08:45] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, this is what the error means -- This error is returned if a file requested is not a regular file, but something like a symbolic link, directory, or FIFO.
[08:45] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, but im out of suggestions im afraid
[08:46] <`Immortal`> the funny thing is when i re-installed grub with root as (hd0,5) Fedora works but Ubuntu doesn't :/
[08:47] <nobody_901> irc://irc.efnet.net/
[08:47] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, it shouldnt, (hd0, 5) is an ntfs swap partition
[08:47] <`Immortal`> but i tried it
[08:47] <`Immortal`> using sudo grub
[08:48] <`Immortal`> after reading around on the forums
[08:48] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, all i can say is it shouldnt work
[08:48] <`Immortal`> when i type sudo grub followerd by find /boot/grub/menu.lst
[08:49] <`Immortal`> i get (hd0,5) : (hd0,6)
[08:49] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, that'l only help to find ubuntu's root
[08:49] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, oh, it finds fedoras aswell
[08:49] <`Immortal`> yes
[08:49] <sajab> hi
[08:49] <Bodsda> hi
[08:49] <Cyber_Stalker> bleh ive just installed apache, and when i open "<IP_ADDRESS>"
[08:50] <sajab> am new here
[08:50] <`Immortal`> but when i change it to hd0,5 in root while booting i get the error
[08:50] <leo_away> sajab: welcome
[08:50] <Bodsda> welcome to #ubuntu sajab
[08:50] <`Immortal`> so i'm confused
[08:50] <Cyber_Stalker> i get nothing in my browser but if i open "/var/www/index.html" i get "it works"
[08:50] <Cyber_Stalker> any ideas?
[08:50] <sajab> thanks
[08:50] <leo_away> Archess: how did that go?
[08:50] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, fedora install sounds borked
[08:50] <sajab> whts its like in here
[08:51] <jAguAr`> Cyber_Stalker, what is in ur /var/www/index.html file?
[08:51] <`Immortal`> Also when i installed Fedora it doesn't detect Ubuntu
[08:51] <`Immortal`> only XP
[08:51] <bullgard4> What is the function of the many Kconfig files?
[08:51] <Cyber_Stalker> jAguAr` "It works!!!!"
[08:51] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, i think you should consult #fedora
[08:51] <`Immortal`> k
[08:51] <`Immortal`> thanks for the help anyways
[08:51] <jAguAr`> Cyber_Stalker, no html code?
[08:51] <Cyber_Stalker> sec.
[08:51] <Bodsda> sorry i couldnt be of much help `Immortal`
[08:51] <`Immortal`> no problem
[08:52] <`Immortal`> u tried all u could
[08:52] <Bodsda> ;~)
[08:52] <`Immortal`> thanks for your patience with a novice
[08:52] <Bodsda> no probs `Immortal`
[08:52] <jAguAr`> `Immortal`, what's the problem?
[08:52] <Cyber_Stalker> jAguAr` <html><body><h1> It Works!!! </h1></body></html>
[08:52] <`Immortal`> inability to boot into Fedora
[08:53] <`Immortal`> jAguAr`,
[08:53] <manolis> Immortal i have the same problem
[08:53] <Bodsda> Cyber_Stalker, so you have a html file that should print IT WORKS and your confused as to why it prints IT WORKS ??
[08:53] <`Immortal`> so is it a compatibilty issue?
[08:54] <manolis> my laptop stcks in sbin installer when i boot fedora
[08:54] <`Immortal`> i tried OpenSuse 11 a while back & it worked fine withUbuntu
[08:54] <Bodsda> sorry but fedora talk is !ot
[08:54] <Cyber_Stalker> Bodsda no. sadly mistaken you are. in the source of index.html it contains that HTML which should output "It works" when visiting localhost or <IP_ADDRESS> but when i open said link.. there is no "It works" therefore it doesnt work and im trying to figure out what i did wrong
[08:54] <jAguAr`> `Immortal`, i'm not too familiar with fedora, sorry :/
[08:54] <manolis> sorry
[08:54] <`Immortal`> np
[08:54] <`Immortal`> i'll try at the fedora channel
[08:54] <leo_away> Cyber_Stalker: is the daemon running?
[08:54] <`Immortal`> thanks again
[08:54] <Bodsda> Cyber_Stalker, oh, that makes more sense , i dunno
[08:55] <`Immortal`> Only problem . No one in there!
[08:55] <`Immortal`> :/
[08:55] <`Immortal`> oops
[08:55] <`Immortal`> wrong spelling lol
[08:55] <Cyber_Stalker> leo_away im not 100% sure i will double check now but i have stopped and started and restarted aswell but let me take another looko
[08:55] <FloodBot1> `Immortal`: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:55] <dabbu> can any one help me to configure my BSNL EVDO card to connec to internet
[08:55] <jAguAr`> Cyber_Stalker, isn't <IP_ADDRESS> the low loopback network?
[08:55] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, theres over 300 people there :-)
[08:56] <`Immortal`> yeah i typed feodra :P
[08:56] <Cyber_Stalker> jAguAr` and you are saying that <IP_ADDRESS> wont get to the site? are you sure you want to make such a statement?
[08:56] <Cyber_Stalker> :P
[08:57] <manolis> anyone know the release date of mint stable edition???
[08:57] <jAguAr`> Cyber_Stalker, well, i'm just curious if you can go to like google.com, then in the address bar, type in your /var/www/index.html and see if it prints it from there?
[08:58] <leo_away> jAguAr`: that's pointless
[08:58] <Flannel> manolis: Mint is not Ubuntu, please ask the mint people.
[08:58] <Cyber_Stalker> jAguAr` it does
[08:58] <manolis> ok  sorry
[08:58] <Flannel> !mintsupport | manolis
[08:58] <leo_away> jAguAr`: he wants to test apache not his browser
[08:58] <dabbu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/36448/plain/
[08:58] <Cyber_Stalker> jAguAr` i told you already manually opening the file outputs what is expected
[08:58] <jAguAr`> leo_away, oh, sorry
[08:58] <Cyber_Stalker> but typing <IP_ADDRESS> or localhost into my browser goes to a blank page
[08:59] <Cyber_Stalker> no "It works"
[08:59] <manolis> ok but i respect mint work
[08:59] <bad_image> Hello, I had apache2-mpm-worker installed using apt-get, but I didn't realize that when I recently compiled Apache2 from source codes. Now I need to apt-get upgrade, but it wants to update apache2-mpm-worker, which is no longer installed. How can I remove apache2-mpm-worker from the list of installed packages, without touching my compiled apache2 ?
[08:59] <bad_image>  I guess I need to know which file stores the list of installed packages, and delete apache2-mpm-worker by hand from it.
[09:00] <Cyber_Stalker> so now if apache has just been installed and didnt seem to have any issues why isnt it loading my web page
[09:00] <Flannel> bad_image: your compiled apache should be in /usr/local/ and not in /usr/
[09:00] <Cyber_Stalker> *will reboot ubuntu*
[09:00] <dabbu> any one help me to configure mozilla in ubuntu..
[09:00] <tyeconno> hello room
[09:00] <pawan> hi
[09:00] <leo_away> Cyber_Stalker: weird apache is weird
[09:00] <bad_image> Flannel, I compiled with --prefix=/usr
[09:00] <leo_away> tyeconno: greetings
[09:00] <dabbu> when i click on address bar it does not select all
[09:00] <bad_image> Flannel, I always compile with --prefix=/usr, to avoid multiple versions installed.
[09:00] <Flannel> bad_image: Well, that was stupid.  I'm not sure you can.
[09:00] <zk> while configuring Firestarter for Internet Sharing it is normal that eth0 and eth1 to be set to Roaming Mode Enabled?
[09:00] <tyeconno> greeting just thought id check out ubantu before i properly boot it
[09:01] <Flannel> bad_image: Always put self-compiled stuff in /usr/local, to keep it separate from package management stuff (which is all in /usr)
[09:01] <bad_image> Flannel, That was smart, Debian is stupid, since it's quite hard to find the goddamn file which stores the list I need to edit now.
[09:01] <dabbu> Flannel:i am having some problem wih mozilla
[09:01] <leo_away> tyeconno: your first gnu/linux?
[09:01] <tritium> bad_image: watch the language, please
[09:01] <king> i couldn't use fcitx in firefox after I update it from 7.10 to 8.04,what's wrong
[09:02] <bad_image> Flannel, I've never had collision of libs since I started to compile with --prefix=/usr
[09:02] <dabbu> Flannel:when i click on address bar it does not select all characters
[09:02] <Bodsda> dabbu, press ctrl+l
[09:02] <kcman1> can anyone help me please i have virtual box installed and it supposed to have usb support but it gives me a proxy error, and the virtual machine will not capture any attached usb device, help me please
[09:03] <`Immortal`> Bodsda,  so Labels can be changed & UUID's can't be user changed?
[09:03] <Flannel> `Immortal`: they can be
[09:03] <Bodsda> `Immortal`, uuid is the partitions label
[09:03] <tyeconno> yeah and must say im impressed with it
[09:03] <dabbu> Bodsda:that is ok but in search box also it does not select all characters
[09:04] <bad_image> Flannel, Thanks for your suggestions, and please excuse my language, I need to calm down, Okay? I'll be back in about 5 minutes.
[09:04] <Bodsda> dabbu, press ctrl+k
[09:04] <dabbu> Bodsda:tanks buddy its working
[09:04] <Magez>  l
[09:05] <Bodsda> dabbu, a triple click also works
[09:05] <jAguAr`> !xchat
[09:05] <dabbu> Bodsda:any other shortcut for mozilla
[09:05] <greg__> Just installed new Video card ATI 2400 Pro now cant get any more than 640x480. Have latest restricted ati driver installed. any help appreciated
[09:05] <Bodsda> dabbu, those are the only ones i know of
[09:05] <dabbu> Bodsda:triple click is what i was doing..but its takes time
[09:05] <leemajors> what command can i use to view all the machines connected to my network?
[09:06] <Cyber_Stalker> restarting ubuntu seemed to have no effect on the borked apache install
[09:06] <jAguAr`> i'm having trouble with dcc send & recieve in xchat. please help
[09:06] <slim_> hi, firefox always close almost of time when deal with flash
[09:06] <leo_away> Cyber_Stalker: is apache set on port 80 as default? i don't remember
[09:07] <lenna> Hi, any good file browsers recommended ?
[09:07] <Cyber_Stalker> leo_away its apache and its like thee most popular httpD so umm yea :D
[09:07] <lenna> hi, could anybody recommend any good file browsers in Ubuntu?
[09:08] <manolis> the default
[09:08] <tritium> lenna: nautilus is the standard in gnome
[09:08] <leo_away> Cyber_Stalker: so? maybe it's set on another port as default as a security measure
[09:08] <jAguAr`> lenna, i use dolphin in kde
[09:08] <leemajors> lenna: nautiluus?
[09:08] <leo_away> lenna: I use konqueror in kde
[09:08] <Flannel> bad_image: /var/lib/dpkg/ has status in it, change that line to "Status: purge ok not-installed" and that might do it.  Your other alternative is to just pin that package to that version, so it won't be upgraded.
[09:08] <vnix> how let Ubuntu run RMVB movie?
[09:08] <manolis> nautilous is the most stable
[09:09] <kahn> Question: I know how to stretch icons, like desktop icons, but how do I make all desktop icons smaller by default ???
[09:09] <leemajors> what command can i use to view all the machines connected to my network?
[09:09] <xnv> leemajors: It's not that simple
[09:10] <Cyber_Stalker> leo_away im fairly confident it all just works usually
[09:10] <leemajors> ok, problem is i have a freenas machine installed, but it connects with dhcp so everytime i restart it gets assigned a new ip address. without plugging in a monitor each time, how could i find out what ip it has been assigned?
[09:11] <leo_away> leemajors: can you ssh?
[09:11] <dabbu> i am not able to view all the windows computer in LAN in network places but i am able to browse them by writing their IPs manually like smb://<IP_ADDRESS>
[09:11] <tritium> leemajors: have you considered assigning it a static IP?
[09:11] <leemajors> tritium: i tried, but it wouldn't work
[09:11] <leemajors> leo_away: to a degree :)
[09:11] <kahn> icon size anyone ??
[09:11] <unop> kahn, http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/susenovell-60/desktop-icon-size-in-gnome-configurable-381182/
[09:11] <kahn> cheers mate !!
[09:11] <xnv> leemajors: If you can't ask the device itself what it's IP is and you can't ask whatever device that is assigning its IP what the IP is, you can try a IP scan if you know what range it should be in.
[09:11] <tritium> leemajors: I'm not familiar with freenas, but I'm sure it can be done
[09:11] <leo_away> leemajors: can you ifconfig once you ssh?
[09:12] <leemajors> leo_away: yep, sure
[09:12] <leo_away> leemajors: actually, how do ssh without the ip? lol
[09:12] <kcman1> can anyone help me with virtual box?
[09:12] <unop> leemajors, how do you connect to the NAS .. samba?
[09:13] <leemajors> leo_away: lol i thought you were leading me through a command sequence :)
[09:13] <dabbu> i am not able to view all the windows computer in LAN in network places but i am able to browse them by writing their IPs manually like smb://<IP_ADDRESS>
[09:13] <leemajors> unop: to configure, via a web browser
[09:13] <leo_away> leemajors: no, sorry. i thought that would work but i realize it would be like the chicken and the egg
[09:13] <gaelfx> does anyone here know a good Majiang program? (I don't mean solitaire)
[09:13] <unop> leemajors, no, to access content stored on it.
[09:13] <leemajors> unop: yep, smb
[09:13] <Zoiks> anyone here know why every program except mythtv will play sound?
[09:14] <unop> leemajors,  smbtree at a terminal should list the device then
[09:15] <leemajors> unop: ah, but i just deleted the share as i was reconfiguring
[09:15] <unop> leemajors, that shouldn't affect smbtree listing the device itself
[09:15] <gaelfx> anyone play majiang?
[09:16] <leemajors> unop: nope, not listed
[09:16] <dabbu> i am not able to view all the windows computer in LAN in network places but i am able to browse them by writing their IPs manually like smb://<IP_ADDRESS>
[09:17] <kcman1> can anyone tell me what a VERR file is and were i might find it
[09:17] <unop> leemajors, smbtree -b  maybe?
[09:18] <`Immortal`> later folks
[09:18] <leemajors> unop: no, just listing the smb shares i have connected to my machine here
[09:19] <hosk> hey i need serious help, i tried to install xen-desktop and it messed up my system, my video drivers and monitor wouldn't get auto detected, i tried to uninstall it and my system is STILL messed up, does anybody have any ideas to help me, i still have the old kernel in my grub so i feel like that means i haven't uninstalled the kernel or headers or something
[09:19] <Kosta> People of the world. You deceive! World mass media conduct propagation of a false information. Russia DID NOT ATTACK Georgia! 07.08.2008 at 22:00 Georgia has attacked South Ossetia. At 3:30 08.08.2008 tanks of the Georgian armies have entered into city Tskhinvali. Artillery bombardment all the day long proceeded, fights with use of tanks and heavy combat material, both against ossetic armies, and against peace inhabitants were
[09:19] <Kosta>  conducted. 1400 civil people already were lost. The Russian peacemakers have arrived to South Ossetia in the evening 08.08.2008 for settlement of the conflict and prompting of the world in republic and protection of the Russian citizens living on territory of South Ossetia. Georgia has attacked South Ossetia on eve of Olympiad, it is top of cruelty and cynicism. Proofs and video-materials look on : http://www.1tvrus.com/ , ht
[09:19] <Kosta> tp://www.1tv.ru/owa/win/ort6_main.main , http://www.rian.ru/ , http://www.vesti.ru/news , http://news.ntv.ru/ , http://www.ren-tv.com/ , http://www.newsru.com/ .We shall tell is not present to WAR!!!
[09:19] <FloodBot1> Kosta: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:19] <bad_image> Flannel, THX, that helped, but I found the file before I read your message, and I deleted apache2-mpm-worker lines from  I tweaked /var/lib/dpkg/status
[09:19] <hosk> hey i need serious help, i tried to install xen-desktop and it messed up my system, my video drivers and monitor wouldn't get auto detected, i tried to uninstall it and my system is STILL messed up, does anybody have any ideas to help me, i still have the old kernel in my grub so i feel like that means i haven't uninstalled the kernel or headers or something
[09:19] <fro5tbyt3> hello does anybody happen to know if there is an application out there to help me pick hex colors for html
[09:19] <bad_image> * from /var/lib/dpkg/status // clipboard =)
[09:20] <steez> Hi all
[09:20] <kcman1> can anyone even see me saying something?!?!?!?
[09:20] <Flannel> !hi | kcman1
[09:20] <fro5tbyt3> i see you
[09:20] <georginavarela> hello can someone tell me whats the Linux Scripting in Bash? i cant found anything on google
[09:20] <steez> 	kcman1 hi
[09:20] <ikonia> hosk: try booting from your old kernel
[09:20] <XuThanh> hi all
[09:20] <unop> leemajors, does the device have a name (netbios name) ?
[09:20] <hosk> ikonia, that's the only way i can get the internet to work, and i did that, i don't know if i should try booting from an even earlier kernel?
[09:20] <leo_away> fro5tbyt3: kcoloredit or kcolorchoser (both kde apps, tho)
[09:21] <kcman1> hey guys i know this is not the virtual box room but when i asked my question in there the room stoped and didnt move for over 30 min
[09:21] <wannaknow> LVM-Question: How many % of the hard disk should be reserved for snapshots?
[09:21] <leemajors> unop: it did, yes
[09:21] <ikonia> hosk: no - boot from the kernel you used before you install xen-desktop, what happens
[09:21] <unop> leemajors, did? does it have one currently?
[09:21] <ikonia> kcman1: it's a slow moving room
[09:21] <chmac> Ok, found out how to change the system bell settings. `xset b 30 500` works for me. :)
[09:21] <ikonia> kcman1: if you are patient in that room you'll get answers
[09:21] <chmac> Anyone know how to make that permanent? In ~/.rc.local or something?
[09:21] <chmac> I can't remember the name of the file... :(
[09:21] <fro5tbyt3> leo_away:hmm some kde apps work on gmome
[09:21] <hosk> ikonia, i'm in my xfce session, but my fonts are way messed up and my nvidia drivers aren't recognized and my monitor isn't recognized
[09:21] <kcman1> ikonia i did not know that
[09:21] <unop> chmac, no,  ~/.bashrc
[09:21] <leemajors> unop: i'm not sure, i changed something then restarted, then it had its ip reassigned so i can't check
[09:22] <ikonia> hosk: and thats in your old kernel ?
[09:22] <chmac> unop: Sweet, thanks :)
[09:22] <fro5tbyt3> i think ill give them a try thank you very much
[09:22] <leo_away> fro5tbyt3: all of them work but you'll need qt
[09:22] <ogzy> is there any way to wake the computer from sleep mode automatically without pressing power button, like running a cron job at the background?
[09:22] <steez> I have an "emergency" question
[09:22] <hosk> ikonia, yes it's the generic one before my Xen kernel
[09:22] <leo_away> fro5tbyt3: no problem
[09:22] <damo22> how do i adjust the brightness of my LCD display on my laptop
[09:22] <ikonia> hosk: what video card do you have
[09:22] <fro5tbyt3> leo_away: QT?
[09:22] <kcman1> does anyone in here have an idea as to what or how i can get a verr file on my host machine so i can capture usb's with virtual box?
[09:22] <steez> about ntfs partitions and .Trash-xxxx dir ... ~_~
[09:22] <ikonia> kcman1: ask in the virtual box channel
[09:22] <leo_away> fro5tbyt3: kde libraries.
[09:22] <unop> leemajors, so you usually connect to it by ip address not name?
[09:22] <fro5tbyt3> ok thank you
[09:22] <damo22> how do i adjust the brightness of my LCD display on my laptop?
[09:22] <kcman1> ikonia thanks
[09:22] <leo_away> fro5tbyt3: if you are short on ram loading gnome libraries and kde libraries might be an issue
[09:22] <leemajors> unop: no, normally by name
[09:23] <hosk> ikonia, nvidia geforce 5500 that i'm making envyNG update right now
[09:23] <ikonia> hosk: no no no
[09:23] <ikonia> hosk: that could be the problem
[09:23] <leemajors> unop: but i don't know if it still *has* the name i gave it and don't know how to check :)
[09:23] <ikonia> hosk: before you install xen did you use envy ?
[09:23] <leo_away> fro5tbyt3: and installing 50mb of libraries for an app might not be appealing to you... other than that go for it
[09:23] <hosk> ikonia, no, i don't think so
[09:23] <fro5tbyt3> haha
[09:23] <unop> leemajors, try scanning your network with this.  nmap -sP  <IP_ADDRESS>/24
[09:24] <gaelfx> does anyone here play majiang? (not solitaire)
[09:24] <fro5tbyt3> leo_away: i have gnome installed on top on kubuntu with gdm as the default display manager
[09:24] <manju> Hi All.
[09:24] <leo_away> fro5tbyt3: there is an app called gcolor2 in the repos
[09:24] <lenna> hi
[09:24] <leo_away> fro5tbyt3: oh, ok
[09:24] <unop> leemajors, using your network there instead of <IP_ADDRESS>/24
[09:24] <manju> Is there any cross compiler Guru here?
[09:24] <leemajors> unop: cool, just getting nmap, will get back to you
[09:24] <ikonia> hosk: the reason I ask is that non-ubuntu packaged nvidia drivers are very fussy with the kernel, the xen kernel updates could be the problem with any extenral drivers
[09:25] <fro5tbyt3> leo_away: your the bomb diggety... can i say bomb in here without gettin raided
[09:25] <ikonia> hosk: for a 5500 you should not need to use envy - the nvidia-glx package should work fine
[09:25] <leo_away> fro5tbyt3: security! :P
[09:25] <eyp511> anybody can help me on how to play youtube on LTS 8.04.
[09:25] <ikonia> linux_manju: what's the problem ?
[09:25] <fro5tbyt3> :P
[09:25] <ari_stress> good afternoon all :)
[09:25] <leo_away> eyp51: install swfdec
[09:25] <ikonia> eyp511: install the package flashplugin-nonfree
[09:25] <linux_manju> ikonia: Can someone point me to build a toolchain for MIPS/MIPSel...
[09:25] <lenna> i have split 7z zip files: f.7z.001 f.7z.002, how to unzip both the file with the command 7z?
[09:25] <leo_away> eyp511: if you hate freedom do what ikonia said
[09:25] <linux_manju> Would appreciate if someone points me to a good howto
[09:26] <lenna> i have splitted 7z zip files: f.7z.001 f.7z.002, how to unzip both the file with the command 7z?
[09:26] <georginavarela> hi.. does some know that is... Linux Scripting in Bash? i cant found anything in google
[09:26] <what_nick_> hey people
[09:26] <hosk> ikonia, okay i'll reverse that, i tried editing my xorg so that I could get higher res on my monitor like before xen
[09:26] <lenna> anybody help me?
[09:26] <ikonia> linux_manju: I'm not aware that there is one
[09:26] <what_nick_> i am doing ubuntu diskless over NFS
[09:26] <ikonia> linux_manju: you'd have to build you own I think
[09:26] <leemajors> unop: hmm well iit scanned, found 4 ip addresses, but none of them seem to be the freenas
[09:26] <what_nick_> and I have got NFS server but an empty NFS path
[09:26] <lenna> i have splitted 7z zip files: f.7z.001 f.7z.002, how to unzip both the file with the command 7z?  I used the command: 7z e f.7z.*, but it doesnt work
[09:27] <linux_manju> ikonia: Ah.. I tried that.. GCC and binutils ..etc are installed..
[09:27] <unop> !repeat | lenna
[09:27] <achadwick> georginavarela: google "bourne shell scripting" - bash is the "bourne again" shell.
[09:27] <ikonia> linux_manju: you'll need a lot more than that installed
[09:27] <eyp511> no other drivers required except to install package flashplugin-nonfree?
[09:27] <leo_away> lenna: man 7zr
[09:27] <linux_manju> ikonia: :(
[09:27] <what_nick_> do a for loop
[09:27] <Cyber_Sleeping> does any one have any idea why "sudo apt-get install apache2" wont install apache correctly? it appears as if the package is installed but when i try get to http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ or http://localhost/ i dont get the "it works" page to show that apache has been succesfully installed
[09:27] <ikonia> eyp511: thats it
[09:27] <tritium> georginavarela: install and read the docs in the "abs-guide" package
[09:27] <linux_manju> ikonia: Any FAQ/Howto doc.. which lets me do that..
[09:27] <gene-r> hi, does anyone knows how to erase command history in the console? like commands i write
[09:28] <what_nick_> for a in ls (*.7z.*);do ..;done
[09:28] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: is apache running
[09:28] <leo_away> eyp511: no, unless you are on a 64bits environment
[09:28] <ikonia> linux_manju: not really an FAQ/howto type of topic
[09:28] <ikonia> linux_manju: quite complex and requires a certain level of understanding
[09:28] <linux_manju> ikonia: I tried http://www.linuxselfhelp.com/HOWTO/MIPS-HOWTO-9.html ...
[09:28] <what_nick_> er anyone for netboot and nfs rootpath
[09:28] <Blaqlight> lol its funny, there is 0 bytes used of 0 bytes available on my ipod, and there are 14 directories. obviously more than 0 bytes.
[09:28] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia yes as far as i know. i have rebooted my buntu machine, ive stoped and restarted the apache deamon ive tried forcing a conf reload all to no avail
[09:28] <linux_manju> ikonia: All the steps are done .. But how do I cross compile .. I dont know..
[09:28] <lenna> i have splitted 7z zip files: f.7z.001 f.7z.002, how to unzip both the file with the command 7z?  I used the command: 7z e f.7z.*, but it doesnt work
[09:29] <unop> what_nick_, eh?  for i in *7z*; do ..; done
[09:29] <tritium> lenna: quit repeating
[09:29] <linux_manju> ikonia: I have downloaded boa sources for cross compilation
[09:29] <georginavarela> TRITIUM where can i read the abs-guide? where it is?
[09:29] <ikonia> linux_manju: thats not even meant for an ubuntu host
[09:29] <hosk> brb
[09:29] <lenna> could anybody help me?
[09:29] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: what ip address is apache listening on
[09:29] <tritium> georginavarela: you first install it, then it's on your system
[09:29] <linux_manju> ikonia: Yes.. But thats been built from source...
[09:29] <ikonia> linux_manju: it doesnt matter
[09:29] <unop> lenna, perhaps this?   for i in *7z*; do 7z e $i; done
[09:29] <georginavarela> TRITIUM DOES IT WORK WITH MAC?
[09:29] <unop> !caps | georginavarela
[09:29] <what_nick_> er $(ls *.7z.*)
[09:29] <what_nick_> :P
[09:30] <lenna> ok.
[09:30] <unop> what_nick_, bad use of ls
[09:30] <tritium> georginavarela: please stay on topic.  This is a channel for ubuntu support, not Mac.
[09:30] <steez> back sorry
[09:30] <what_nick_> you can use find ..
[09:30] <georginavarela> BUT I HAVE A LINUX HOMEWORK I NEED HELP
[09:30] <georginavarela> PLEASE
[09:30] <unop> !caps | georginavarela
[09:30] <ikonia> georginavarela: please stop using caps
[09:30] <eyp511> how do I install downloaded program with extension *. gz
[09:30] <what_nick_> haha
[09:30] <steez> if anyone has suppressed a directory on a ntfs partition under nautilus ?
[09:31] <leo_away> lenna: i told you man 7zr
[09:31] <what_nick_> tar xzf *.gz
[09:31] <what_nick_> then make;make install
[09:31] <steez> (oups my english is f**cked up today)
[09:31] <Scorp_> Guys, I'm unable to setup JRE on my system... Unloaded the package and even used ln -s to link it to the plugins... What could be wrong ???
[09:31] <tritium> steez: don't use foul language
[09:32] <linux_manju> ikonia: Lets say. If I have helloworld.c and cross compile it.. How do I say which GCC to use?
[09:32] <steez> sorry, i thought *** would be okay :)
[09:32] <linux_manju> ikonia: Sorry I know its basic.. but sorry
[09:32] <Corkalito_> im back again
[09:32] <what_nick_> usually there are symlinked copies of gcc for platforms
[09:32] <Corkalito_> i still need an answer about kppp
[09:32] <linux_manju> ikonia: My corss compiler prefix=/opt/cross
[09:33] <wannaknow> LVM-Question: How many % of the hard disk should be reserved for snapshots?
[09:33] <what_nick_> any reason for a blank nfsroot during network boot
[09:33] <OldFarter> I have a ubuntu computer where the desktop looks out of focus.... can i fix this easy?
[09:33] <steez> nautilus is supposed to move files to .Trash directory, but there is no such dir on my ntfs partition ..
[09:33] <linux_manju> wannaknow: Depends.. 10 to 13 %
[09:33] <ikonia> linux_manju: this is not lessons in building software
[09:33] <gene-r> is there a way i can erase the history in my console like command i use?
[09:33] <linux_manju> wannaknow: 30 For alot of file writes
[09:33] <Corkalito_> steez i think its hidden in linux
[09:33] <unop> linux_manju, http://linux.bytesex.org/cross-compiler.html, http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Cross_Compile -
[09:33] <vi390> hej, is there a programm to convert Quicktime Movies to other Formats (divX etc...)
[09:33] <tritium> steez: don't use ntfs for a home partition
[09:33] <ikonia> linux_manju: you dont sound like your at a point where you'll understand cross-compiling
[09:34] <what_nick_> :)
[09:34] <steez> i did "ls -la" as root on the ntfs partition , there is no .Trash
[09:34] <ikonia> linux_manju: there are some basic docs on http://www.tldp.org which explains compiling as a basic introduction, you should be able to move on from there
[09:34] <ikonia> steez: trash in in your home dir
[09:34] <Corkalito_> so does anyone know how to work kppp?
[09:34] <linux_manju> ikonia: Yes. Never done a cross compiling before .. and to be honest.. Programming is not my forte...
[09:34] <ikonia> !trash > steez
[09:34] <steez> oh, so the .Trash is only for the home partition
[09:34] <wannaknow> @linux_manju: cheers ;-)
[09:34] <linux_manju> ikonia: I want to build an environment so that My deleloper can cross compile
[09:34] <steez> thanks a lot !
[09:35] <ikonia> linux_manju: then honestly - cross-compiling will be a tough hill to clime at the moment
[09:35] <what_nick_> lets try try this boot again and get the message .. brb
[09:35] <linux_manju> unop: Thanks.. will try that
[09:35] <ikonia> linux_manju: let your developer cross-compile
[09:35] <linux_manju> ikonia: That will take the fun away from me..
[09:35] <Corkalito_> HELLOO??
[09:35] <leo_away> Corkalito_: if you don't get help here on kppp you can try #kubuntu
[09:35] <ikonia> linux_manju: you'll be trying for months
[09:35] <leo_away> Corkalito_: and please don't shout
[09:35] <Corkalito_> thanks
[09:35] <Corkalito_> sorry
[09:35] <Corkalito_> i been here 3 days now
[09:35] <linux_manju> ikonia: Sorry.. to sound rude.. But Irrespective of you/this channel helps me or not.. I will try and Cross compile :)
[09:36] <Corkalito_> nobody even answers
[09:36] <linux_manju> ikonia: Wont giveup
[09:36] <ikonia> linux_manju: thats great, off you go then. Good luck
[09:36] <leo_away> linux_manju: that's the spirit!
[09:36] <linux_manju> ikonia: Thanks .. that was encouraging
[09:36] <linux_manju> leo_away: :) thanks
[09:36] <steez> oh too bad ..
[09:36] <leo_away> linux_manju: :)
[09:36] <|freddy_|> i wonder if theres a good version of ubuntu for PPC
[09:37] <hosk> is there a way to downgrade my system to stock 8.04.1?
[09:37] <ikonia> |freddy_|: there is a PPC community pot
[09:37] <ikonia> port
[09:37] <tritium> |freddy_|: yes, it's just no longer supported
[09:37] <hosk> through apt-get
[09:37] <leo_away> |freddy_|: there used to be official releases for ppc, i think there is a community port now
[09:37] <steez> no .trash under home too
[09:37] <|freddy_|> :(
[09:37] <|freddy_|> dang
[09:37] <ikonia> !trash | steez
[09:37] <|freddy_|> thanks man
[09:37] <unop> steez, ubottu sent you a link earlier ,,
[09:37] <vi390> How Can I convert .mov Files to any other Format. Which programm can I use ?
[09:37] <ikonia> vi390: mencoder
[09:37] <leo_away> |freddy_|: you can always try debian
[09:37] <unop> vi390, ffmpeg
[09:37] <gaelfx> what's the term command to extract .tar.gz file? is it just gzip?
[09:38] <vi390> ok thanks
[09:38] <ikonia> gaelfx: tar zxvf $file
[09:38] <steez> yeah, thanks, i saw it, i've checked and there is no such dir
[09:38] <leo_away> gaelfx: man tar ;)
[09:38] <gaelfx> ikonia: thanks
[09:38] <tritium> !ppc > |freddy_|
[09:38] <unop> steez, you got the case wrong
[09:38] <gaelfx> leo_away: haha, you just wanted to say man tar. didn't you? dirty....
[09:38] <tebo> hi
[09:38] <leemajors> unop: alas, it must not h ave properly connected
[09:38] <|freddy_|> thanks tritium
[09:39] <tritium> |freddy_|: no worries.  Good luck.
[09:39] <leo_away> gaelfx: lol
[09:39] <steez> unop, i've walked through the wall dir tree as a root , i've seen nothing
[09:39] <unop> leemajors, hmm, can it be rebooted?
[09:39] <leo_away> gaelfx: ask me how to unzip
[09:39] <unop> steez,  ls -l ~/.local/share/Trash/
[09:39] <leemajors> unop: yeah, going to have to get the monitor and keyboard out and do some diagnostics.
[09:39] <tebo> why my ubuntu graphic boot go to text after mount root file system? first line of text boot is preparing file required to boot.
[09:40] <gaelfx> leo_away: oh no he didn't!
[09:40] <leo_away> gaelfx: rofl
[09:40] <|freddy_|> I have to say....it was so hard for me to migrate to linux, since i'm a full time web designer, and addicted to dreamweaver, but i found this bluefish application and i mixed it with a bit of kompozer...and thats when i realized how bad dreamweaver is....how harmful it can get to use that program to do all the webdesigning.....all that trash code it throws in the webpage....
[09:40] <|freddy_|> i couldnt believe how less i knew about html
[09:40] <dusty_>  Hey guys I am running a copy of ubuntu 8.04 server, base install, i have install iptables yet it doesn't log to syslog, what could be stopping this ? i have kern.* /var/log/firewall - restarted syslogd, generated iptables traffic, but nothing gets written to the log ?
[09:40] <leo_away> |freddy_|: welcome to the real world
[09:41] <leemajors> |freddy_|: it only throws trash in the code if you use the design view all the time -- you should code by hand anyway!
[09:41] <unop> leemajors, well, while you're at this .. you should setup proper name resolution on your machine so it can discover the device
[09:41] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia i have tried restarting it multiple times and then tried to access the site again and still it isnt working
[09:41] <Cyber_Sleeping> any suggestiions? how can apache come out of the repo's borked?
[09:41] <leemajors> unop: will do, thanks for your help
[09:41] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: I didn't say restart
[09:41] <|freddy_|> but now i'm a happy person...I found my way with bluefish and a bit of help of kompozer...which is seriously buggy but it can help with the preview addiction
[09:41] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: I asked what ip address it was listening on
[09:42] <|freddy_|> leemajors: i know i know, thats why i told myself that i had to learn how to code etc etc
[09:42] <Cyber_Sleeping> oh sorry ikonia i may have missed that *ping time outs*
[09:42] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: apache has not come out of the repo borked
[09:42] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: what address are you pinging
[09:42] <|freddy_|> and here i am...two months later...and i can say i know html/php
[09:42] <reenignEesreveR> sorry for a bit unrelated basic question: I have generated RSA keys for SSH. If someone gets hold of my .ppk which contains private key, is everything compromised or does the other person still needs passphrase?
[09:42] <|freddy_|> just because of linux
[09:42] <|freddy_|> :D
[09:42] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: ping is nothing to do with apache - so if ping is failing apache is not borked - your setup is borked
[09:42] <leo_away> |freddy_|: try aptana
[09:42] <ikonia> !offtopic | |freddy_|
[09:42] <steez>  ls -l /home/steez/.local/share/
[09:42] <steez> ls: cannot access /home/steez/.local/share/Trash: No such file or directory
[09:42] <steez> (I typed it as a root user too , and there is simply no directory in .local/share)
[09:43] <tebo> help me please?
[09:43] <tebo> help me please?
[09:43] <tebo> why my ubuntu graphic boot go to text after mount root file system? first line of text boot is preparing file required to boot.
[09:43] <FloodBot1> tebo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:43] <tritium> !enter | steez
[09:43] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: what are you trying to ping
[09:43] <steez> sorry
[09:43] <|freddy_|> ikonia...ookkk
[09:43] <ikonia> |freddy_|: thanks
[09:43] <gaelfx> woot! found a majiang program :D
[09:44] <|freddy_|> leo_away: youll tell me about aptana in the other room
[09:44] <|freddy_|> :D
[09:44] <|freddy_|> please
[09:44] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia nothing i said ping time outs
[09:44] <Cyber_Sleeping> i missed what you said due to being disconnected by a ping time out
[09:45] <dusty_>  Hey guys I am running a copy of ubuntu 8.04 server, base install, i have install iptables yet it doesn't log to syslog, what could be stopping this ? i have kern.* /var/log/firewall - restarted syslogd, generated iptables traffic, but nothing gets written to the log ?
[09:45] <dusty_> anyone ?
[09:46] <unop> dusty_, iptables does not usually log anything unless you specify what to log with your iptables commands
[09:47] <pengwen_> Im trying to install the sun java sdk in ubuntu 8.04
[09:47] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia how do i find out what ip its binding too?
[09:47] <Cyber_Sleeping> <IP_ADDRESS>, localhost and <IP_ADDRESS> doesnt work
[09:47] <dusty_> unop, i know thatt dude, I have rules with -j LOG --log-level 7 on them
[09:47] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: ahhh
[09:48] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: ok - please do "sudo apachectl configtest"
[09:48] <Ashen_> Hi all
[09:48] <tyler_> hay whats the default usenet client for ubuntu hardy?
[09:48] <Cyber_Sleeping> lol ikonia if i do a vuln scan against <IP_ADDRESS> i get a whole lot of security holes in my apache install
[09:48] <Cyber_Sleeping> that means the apache deamon is deffinatly running
[09:49] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: no it doesn't
[09:49] <Cyber_Sleeping> but if i can scan <IP_ADDRESS> why cant i access it via a browser
[09:49] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: ughhh, if your not going to listen and repond to comments I'm going to stop helping you
[09:49] <larsivi> Hi - after the recent Sun Java update (to 6 update 7 I think), I no longer have a java plugin in firefox
[09:50] <Ashen_> can somebody help me how to install qutim on hardy
[09:50] <Ashen_>  can somebody help me how to install qutim on hardy
[09:50] <what_nick_> i am using the nfsboot=server:/path kernel option
[09:50] <Ashen_> ?
[09:51] <what_nick_> and my premount script cant shows rootserver and not the rootpath
[09:51] <leo_away> Ashen_: please do not repeat yourself
[09:51] <tyler_> hay whats the default usenet client for ubuntu hardy?
[09:51] <what_nick_> any known issues ?
[09:51] <gene-r> does anyone knows how to erase command history in the console? like commands i write
[09:51] <pekenora> does anyone know if preload-deamon come by default on hardy???
[09:51] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia im sorry it may seem like im not replying on purpose but my international connection from South africa to the irc server is dieing with lag... 5,297ms so that like what 5 seconds for my message to get to you?
[09:52] <Archess> leo_away, thanks about the url, i finaly succed ;)
[09:52] <leo_away> Archess: hey, no problem
[09:52] <leo_away> Archess: de rien :)
[09:52] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia apachectl command not found
[09:53] <pengwen_> isnt java6 avalible through apt?
[09:53] <pengwen_> suns java6 that is...
[09:53] <pekenora> does anyone know if preload-deamon come by fault in hardy?
[09:53] <larsivi> pengwen_: it is
[09:54] <sharperguy> Anyone got a link for install wicd in hardy? (theres no !wicd)
[09:54] <unop> gene-r, history -c && >~/.bash_history
[09:54] <pengwen_> larsivi: im trying to install sun-java6-jdk but i get "E: Package sun-java6-jdk has no installation candidate"
[09:55] <tyler_> what is the best usenet download program for ubuntu?
[09:55] <larsivi> pengwen_: hmm, I'm here because of a problem with my latest install of that
[09:55] <leo_away> !best > tyler_
[09:55] <unop> !info sun-java6-jdk
[09:55] <larsivi> I just remembered that I had a failure when upgrading some package recently, maybe Sun's Java was it
[09:55] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: apache2ctl configtest sorry
[09:56] <unop> pengwen_, make sure that you have the multiverse repo enabled. then try again
[09:56] <tyler_> leo_away: any usnet download program would help me right now...i dont know of any
[09:56] <pengwen_> unop: like this? deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy main restricted universe
[09:56] <leo_away> tyler_: apt-cache search usenet
[09:57] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia "Syntax OK"
[09:57] <leo_away> tyler_: i do not know any either but that command will help you
[09:57] <unop> pengwen_, you using gnome?
[09:57] <pengwen_> unop: nope, bash :)
[09:57] <leo_away> bash ftw! (?)
[09:57] <gene-r> thank u unop
[09:57] <unop> pengwen,  deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy main multiverse restricted universe
[09:57] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: ok - so now do sudo apache2ctl start
[09:57] <hosk> my machine starts in low graphics mode
[09:58] <larsivi> unop: the one I have installed is 6-07-3ubuntu2 ?
[09:58] <hosk> i don't know why, it says my nvidia drivers are running
[09:58] <what_nick_> i am trying dhcp root-path option brb after testing
[09:58] <unop> larsivi, sorry?
[09:58] <larsivi> unop: the sun java I have via apt is not the version you got through !info above
[09:58] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia "Already running"
[09:59] <unop> larsivi, that's the JDK not the JRE
[09:59] <larsivi> unop: I know, all sun packages are the same
[09:59] <pengwen> unop: thanks, that seems to be working
[09:59] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: mega, so telnet <IP_ADDRESS> 80
[10:00] <pekenora> does someone know if preload-demon come by fault in ubuntu hardy?
[10:00] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia "Connecting to <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:00] <Cyber_Sleeping> "escape char" and stop
[10:00] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: type "get index.html"
[10:00] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: do you get a load of html flash on your screen
[10:01] <bullgard4> What is the functionlity of the 'show' program in the DEB program package 'nmh'?
[10:01] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia i get "Method no implemented"
[10:01] <neil_d> trying to get a scanner working I get this message from "scanimage -l" "[snapscan] add_usb_device: error opening device libusb:002:003: Access to resource has been denied"
[10:01] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: Hmmmm
[10:01] <zezom> I'm using an ext3 file system and when I use rsync on it to back it up, rsync finds some files in the initial scan, however when it goes to copy the files the files have vanished and when I use the command line as root and list the directory the files don't show up either. does any one have any idea what might be causing this? I tried running a fsck over it with out any luck
[10:01] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: quite that please.
[10:01] <ikonia> quit
[10:01] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: quit that please.
[10:01] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia "Get to index.html not supported"
[10:02] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia ok telnet closed
[10:02] <hhhanas> hi , can i install ubuntu amd64 on a 32bit machine?
[10:02] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: ok what is your machines hostname ?
[10:02] <ikonia> hhhanas: no
[10:02] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia do you want to try get to it?
[10:02] <unop> ikonia, Cyber_Sleeping.    GET / HTTP/1.0
[10:02] <pekenora> does someone know if preload-demon come by fault in ubuntu hardy?
[10:03] <ikonia> unop: even if it's wrong I'd expact the html 404 error page
[10:03] <gaelfx> hhhanas: nope
[10:03] <Cyber_Sleeping> unop your get give no return
[10:03] <unop> ikonia,  i dunno .. is apache case sensitive this way?
[10:04] <unop> Cyber_Sleeping, no warnings?
[10:04] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia im behind a nat firewall you wont be able to acccess
[10:04] <Cyber_Sleeping> no unop no warning
[10:04] <Cyber_Sleeping> nothing just no output at all
[10:04] <unop> Cyber_Sleeping, how about this?   wget http://localhost -O -
[10:04] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: I don't want to access it
[10:04] <Cyber_Sleeping> type GET / HTTP/1.0 and it goes to a new line
[10:04] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia how messed up is this package :D
[10:04] <ikonia> unop: yeah, it will work file
[10:05] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: please stop saying "this package is messed up" it works fine
[10:05] <Cyber_Sleeping> ikonia it has come out of the repo's broken all i did was sudo apt-get install apache2 and it wont work :D
[10:05] <ikonia> Cyber_Sleeping: if you keep saying that I'm going to stop helping you - I've asked you twice to respond to questions and stop rambling nonsense
[10:05] <unop> :)
[10:05] <ikonia> unop: tested on my box - I get a 404 html error if I do a bodged "GET" request
[10:05] <ikonia> unop: handy to know
[10:06] <gaelfx> I've got a problem: SCIM works fine, but scim-setup segfaults when I try to run it, user or root, any ideas?
[10:06] <|freddy_|> I installed apache 2 like 20 minutes ago...no problem...and with the same command
[10:07] <leo_away> Cyber_Sleeping: if the package is broken there would be a bug report on launchpad
[10:08] <gaelfx> better yet: opening scim-setup as user yields a segfault, opening it as root yields nothing (no setup, but no segfault)?
[10:08] <ogzy> i am trying to use rtcwake command at the console but i got rtcwake: /dev/rtc0 not enabled for wakeup events error message, anybody had xperienced this command before at hardy?
[10:09] <gene-r> i use gedit to modify files, but it alway makes a copy of the same file, can i disable this function?
[10:10] <neil_d> trying to get a scanner working I get this message from "scanimage -L" "[snapscan] add_usb_device: error opening device libusb:002:003: Access to resource has been denied"
[10:10] <zenmaster> hi i just installed kalarm and my sound works for other apps but not kalarm does anyone have ideas why this might be?
[10:11] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster: do you run Gnome or KDE desktop ?
[10:11] <bullgard4> What is the function of the many Kconfig files?
[10:11] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster: it may be it was made for KDE and not Gnome, that is what i am getting at.
[10:11] <zenmaster> oh
[10:11] <ikonia> bullgard4: kernel build files
[10:12] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster: i will check on my machine
[10:12] <zenmaster> dozedonlinux: i have gnome
[10:12] <xim> why wont gedit open binary files?
[10:12] <what_nick_> passing root-path via dhcp options channels it to the nfs mount script but I get device or resource busy message
[10:12] <xim> even notepad will
[10:12] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster: package says: KDE-based, but will also run on other desktops.
[10:12] <ikonia> xim: you can't edit binary files
[10:13] <xim> but what if i just want to look at the contents?
[10:13] <pen> I can't install amaya 10 on ubuntu
[10:13] <ikonia> xim: it's binary - you can't read it
[10:13] <what_nick_> i have been on and off about nfs rooted system if anyone has been followinf
[10:13] <what_nick_> *following
[10:13] <zenmaster> dozedonlinux: so it should work then?
[10:13] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster:  installing it on my machine, give me min, and i will check
[10:13] <neil_d> xim: try the hd command
[10:13] <pen> the error I got is something like
[10:13] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster: yes, i would think so
[10:13] <hatter> how do i stop gnome from opening opening new windows every time you clikc on them
[10:13] <unop> ikonia,  i just tried ..  get /  as opposed to GET / .. the former fails with a  501 - Method Not Implemented
[10:13] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster: wow why so big for simple alarm ?
[10:14] <zenmaster> dozedonlinux: pandora is working
[10:14] <ikonia> unop: one moment
[10:14] <zenmaster> dozedonlinux: lol
[10:14] <xim> cool neil
[10:14] <xim> thx
[10:14] <zenmaster> dozedonlinux: do you know of another alarm that might work instead, possibly made for gnome
[10:14] <ikonia> unop: just do a "get index.html" see what you get
[10:14] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster: i see not just a simple alarm.
[10:14] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster:  i can check
[10:15] <zenmaster> dozedonlinux: thanks man cause i cant find anything
[10:15] <screen-x> zenmaster: atd
[10:15] <unop> ikonia, 400 Bad Request
[10:15] <zenmaster> screen-x: atd?
[10:15] <ikonia> unop: perfect
[10:15] <ikonia> unop: ok - so if you specify a false page it will respond
[10:15] <neil_d> trying to get a scanner working I get this message from "scanimage -L" "[snapscan] add_usb_device: error opening device libusb:002:003: Access to resource has been denied"
[10:15] <bullgard4> ikonia: Please tell me what a 'kernel build file' is.
[10:15] <zenmaster> means the kernel is all ready built for you
[10:15] <ikonia> bullgard4: read the docs in the kernel source or on http://www.kernel.org
[10:16] <Carroarmato1> F-spot doesn't want to start. It can't connect to DBus
[10:16] <datawhore> hello everyone
[10:16] <screen-x> zenmaster: http://www.linuxmanpages.com/man1/at.1.php
[10:16] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster:  checking one called > wmtimer
[10:16] <zenmaster> dozedonlinux: thanks
[10:16] <zenmaster> screen-x: thanks
[10:16] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster: WMTimer is a dockable alarm clock for WindowMaker which can be run in
[10:16] <DozedOnLinux> alarm, countdown timer, or chronograph  mode. In alarm or timer mode,
[10:16] <unop> ikonia, well, it ought to no? :)
[10:17] <DozedOnLinux> zenmaster: i think that should work for you
[10:17] <screen-x> zenmaster: may not be what you need, but could be used as a simple alarm
[10:17] <DistroJockey> neil_d, have you given your user account rights to use scanners?
[10:17] <DozedOnLinux> screen-x: basically what i figured
[10:17] <xim> still, is there any way to make gedit just use standard ascii encoding and interpret a binary file?
[10:17] <ikonia> unop: yes, i think I miss-understood your initial comment
[10:18] <neil_d> DistroJockey: yes! it finds the scanner in the multi-printer-scanner device
[10:18] <pen> when I tried to install amaya 10, I got this error and I can't continue installation.       dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
[10:18] <DistroJockey> neil_d, in  System - Administration - Users and Groups  ?
[10:18] <unop> ikonia, i was making a point that http commands seem to be case sensitive
[10:18] <pen> what should I do
[10:18] <viciouslime> hi everybody :) I'm looking for some help with packaging a project I'm working on, I've pretty much got the deb file to work just as I want, except for menu entries... I have a .desktop file which is installed to /usr/share/applications/ but the entry only appears in the menu after i restart gnome-panel, is there a command to get the menus to update once my deb has finished installing?
[10:18] <ikonia> unop: that was not what I picked up, sorry
[10:19] <SonusLeo_> What would be a good ftp-client ?
[10:19] <unop> ikonia, no worries .. it's not relevant anymore
[10:19] <trmanco> SonusLeo_: filezilla or use the comand line :)
[10:19] <leo_away> SonusLeo_: konqueror!
[10:19] <pen> dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
[10:20] <pen> what is this?
[10:20]  * leo_away is a kde fan
[10:20] <unop> viciouslime, try  sudo update-menus
[10:20] <trmanco> lol
[10:20] <what_nick_> anyone with experience on NFSBoot
[10:20] <what_nick_> and associated vagaries ?
[10:20] <SonusLeo_> trying gFTP now
[10:20] <viciouslime> unop: sudo: update-menus: command not found :(
[10:21] <jblack> I've been having a small problem with dualheading lately. I think it started with recent hardy, and seems to be present in intrepid as well. I've tried googling for what can go up, but I'm not getting anywhere. Basically, what I'm seeing is whenever a new window is open, the second monitor turns black for about 1/2 a second.
[10:21] <unop> !info menu | viciouslime
[10:22] <jblack> I'd like to know if anyone else is seeing it, and if not, how to verify it's not user error, and if not what would be the best to file against.
[10:23] <viciouslime> unop: this would mean my package would have to depend on that though right, as it's not installed by default? Surely there's a better way to do this as other packages manage to add things to the menu without making me install menu... thanks for trying though :)
[10:23] <Scorp_> guys, i need help regarding installation of JAVA on Firefox.. There are two firefox directories in /usr/lib.. Which one to use ???
[10:23] <DozedOnLinux> jblack: what type pf monitor is the second one(that is in question ?? CRT/LCD/other ?
[10:24] <unop> viciouslime, i dunno, it seems to be installed on my machine -- but my machine's been through quite a few upgrades, it must have stuck through them
[10:24] <viciouslime> unop: ok, thanks anyway :)
[10:24] <unop> Scorp_, why don't you just install the sun-java6-jre package?
[10:25] <jblack> The external monitor is a 22" LCD, hooked up to a laptop with it's on 17". things worked great for.. 2 weeks or so. After updating (while still on hardy) about a week ago, it started acting up, at which point I decided to start testing intrepid.
[10:25] <Scorp_> unop: Thats not really the latest thing... Umm, its 1.6.0_06 and the latest is 1.6.0_07
[10:26] <jblack> If I remember correctly, there was a pile of x.org stuff for hardy. I may have confused that with switching to intrepid, though.
[10:26] <DozedOnLinux> jblack: you may wish to search for the xorg.conf from that time period (when it was working "fine") and compare it to your current one,
[10:26] <jblack> DozedOnLinux: That's the thing; It's the same one.
[10:26] <DozedOnLinux> jblack: same xorg.conf file ?
[10:26] <jblack> From July 29th.
[10:26] <steez> okay i got it
[10:27] <unop> Scorp_, why do you want the latest ?
[10:27] <steez> there was not enough space on my ubuntu partition to move files
[10:27] <DozedOnLinux> jblack: is everything that displays 1/2 second behind, or just when intitialized ?
[10:27] <steez> so no .local/share/Trash was created
[10:27] <Scorp_> unop: I have a site which uses it so need to upgrade to the latest.
[10:27] <mneptok> jblack: please take Interpid questions to #ubuntu+1
[10:27] <jblack> Oh, it's not behind. WHen I open a new window on the desktop, whether mozilla, gnome-terminal, most anything but 'run application', the second monitor.. blinks... off for 1/2 a second, on for 1/2 a second.
[10:28] <unop> Scorp_, backport the package from intrepid then ..
[10:28] <daming> 哈哈
[10:28] <daming> HOHO
[10:28] <jblack> mneptok: Though I was experiencing the same problme in hardy?
[10:28] <unop> !prevu | Scorp_
[10:28] <daming> hi guys
[10:28] <DozedOnLinux> jblack: you may wish to check #hardware or #ubuntu+1 as mneptok suggests
[10:28] <mneptok> jblack: yes, as you are not running Hardy
[10:28] <Scorp_> unop: OKay.. I'll try that... thanks !!
[10:28] <jblack> Fair enough. Thanks.
[10:29] <mneptok> jblack: and xfix is your friend. boot to recovery mode.
[10:29] <alaxe> empathy??
[10:30] <phantom_phreak> I need an opinion really quickly: installing gutsy on barebones, yet hangs
[10:30] <phantom_phreak> during install
[10:30] <pen> dpkg-deb: subprocess paste killed by signal (Broken pipe)
[10:30] <pen> what is this?
[10:31] <unop> pen, use the !pastebin and show us everything you have there, including the command you used
[10:31] <pen> unop, I tried to install amaya 10 deb from their website and I got this
[10:32] <frank_> how do i restart / reenable scim? I closed it becausea it was very annoying with popup.  No i am having problems with 4-5 keys that suddenly creates weird signs.  Any ideas? Got norwegian keyboardlayout.
[10:32] <pen> pastebinit
[10:32] <pen> oops
[10:32] <steez> leavin'
[10:32] <steez> thanks for all, bye
[10:33] <pen> unop, any ideas?
[10:33] <unop> pen, unless you show me what you have there, i'll be shooting in the dark...
[10:34] <pen> unop, strange, it works now....
[10:34] <pen> unop, thx for your respond :)
[10:34] <unop> pen, i'm glad it's sorted now
[10:34] <Wicks> Hi - would anyone happy to know where I would set DNS servers in Hardy via the terminal?
[10:35] <pen> unop, probably just some mulfunction on apt
[10:35] <unop> Wicks, in the /etc/resolv.conf file
[10:35] <DozedOnLinux> Wicks: echo nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx /etc/resolv.conf
[10:35] <Wicks> unop, does it matter that that file is yet to exist on my system?
[10:36] <unop> Wicks, errm, yes possibly .. it's quite an important thing in name resolution
[10:36] <unop> DozedOnLinux, that wouldn't affect the file in anyway
[10:36] <DozedOnLinux> Wicks:  do this in terminal should display it (if it is there)> cat /etc/resolv.conf
[10:37] <leo_away> night
[10:37] <nozor> amsn ne fonctionne plus qui peut me renseigner
[10:37] <fluentis> could somebody give me a tip? i use ubuntu 8.04, had a crash just before and now after starting mplayer i need to wait for about 30 sec to one minute, just to see the app running... before it was just click and on in a sec. Are there config files which could get destroeyd?
[10:37] <Wicks> DozedOnLinux, cat: /etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory
[10:38] <DozedOnLinux> Wicks: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[10:39] <Wicks> DozedOnLinux, nico@nico-desktop:/etc$ cat /etc/resolv.conf cat: /etc/resolv.conf: No such file or directory
[10:39] <DozedOnLinux> Wicks: you are not typing it in properly
[10:39] <Wicks> DozedOnLinux, I do have a copy of a resolv.conf from another system, copy that to the broken one perhaps?
[10:40] <DozedOnLinux> Wicks: the file will be updated by the dhclient, if the file is non-existant, then i dont see how it can function correct
[10:41] <debCarlos> Man, this was the worst day ever on my linux live :'(. Tried to install debian and it had too much troubles, then went after Gentoo but grub didn't installed ok.... at least now i know i love Ubuntu and i will not try to install any other dist, ubuntu rulezz :D
[10:41] <debCarlos> *life
[10:41] <neeto> I have a lenovo T61 laptop, and I have never really had issues with the graphics drivers before. I had compiz working flawlessly and everything was cool, but recently it stopped working and that's where the problems started. Installing the proprietary driver from nVidia's site leads to bad resolutions that don't have direct rendering enabled, nor is there any way to enable it... trying to download the generic, open source driver renders
[10:41] <DozedOnLinux> Wicks: you may just be able to create a blank one, and do the normal operation of restarting the network or dhcp, the file is used for dhcp operations
[10:41] <neeto> Problem is, I like my computer to look cool
[10:41] <ari_stress> neeto: sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
[10:42] <neeto> ari_stress: I'll try that... I didn't think it was gdm at first, but you might be right
[10:42] <Wicks> DozedOnLinux, I'll give that a go :)
[10:42] <DozedOnLinux> unop: suggest alternative to ?>  echo nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx /etc/resolv.conf    (is this old?)
[10:42] <ari_stress> neeto: at first we try to make sure that gdm is okay, then we'll troubleshoot the compiz
[10:42] <fluentis> so, any suggestion to repair mplayer? it just won't start up quickly - i have to wait about a minute... reinstall don't help...
[10:43] <ari_stress> fluentis: try to run mplayer from terminal, we will see the error
[10:43] <fluentis> ok
[10:43] <frank_> how do i restart / reenable scim? I closed it becausea it was very annoying with popup.  No i am having problems with 4-5 keys that suddenly creates weird signs.  Any 򭿝sideas? Got norwegian keyboardlayout.
[10:43] <DozedOnLinux> Wicks: dependent on how your networkk is setup, most can use one or the other> <IP_ADDRESS> or <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:44] <DozedOnLinux> Wicks: stressing "most"
[10:44] <unop> DozedOnLinux, it's not old or new .. if run it will display something like  nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx /etc/resolv.conf  to STDOUT .. /etc/resolv.conf is just a literal string there .. you probably meant   echo nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx >> /etc/resolv.conf   ...
[10:44] <DozedOnLinux> unop: yes that is it, thank you , i will update my notes
[10:44] <wrath775> joe_FazlinuX
[10:44] <unop> DozedOnLinux, though, with ubuntu redirection to a file not writable by you is a little tricky.  so.   echo nameserver xx.xx.xx.xx | sudo tee -a /etc/resolv.conf
[10:44] <Wicks> DozedOnLinux, I will use OpenDNS servers
[10:45] <kane77> Wicks, good choice
[10:45] <wrath775> #kampung
[10:45] <DozedOnLinux> Wicks:is what i use
[10:45]  * unop hates opendns with a passtion
[10:46] <fluentis> ari_stress, Could not find free Xvideo port - maybe another process is already
[10:46] <fluentis> after restarting computer??!
[10:46] <dabbu> do anyone have a semonar topic on linux or ubuntu
[10:46] <ari_stress> fluentis: hmm i haven't encountered that error, maybe google has something about it?
[10:46] <fluentis> hmm
[10:47] <DozedOnLinux> unop: got that last one. noted as side-note
[10:49] <neeto> I am having troubles with my X server. I have recently had to reinstall all my graphics drivers, and now that I have things (sorta) working again, every time I start x, I get a stupid window saying that my last session only lasted less than 10 seconds, and if I hit ok or try to close the box, it will try to force me into a failsafe terminal, even though I have already fixed the problem. How do I get this to go away so I can just use my c
[10:49] <rzec> when i try to install or run ubuntu from the cd, i get a promt the says : (initramfs) : why can i no run or install ubuntu?
[10:49] <DozedOnLinux> fluentis:  what are you doing to get that error ? did you install something , and then it starts doing that ?
[10:50] <hosk> if somebody could help me with this, i'll never try to install xen again
[10:50] <DozedOnLinux> neeto:  in the login screen you can choose Options then choose you Session type.. might be something to look at.
[10:50] <dabbu> do anyone have a seminar topic on linux or ubuntu for engineering students
[10:51] <hosk> my nvidia drivers are glx-legacy right now, but i have an fx5500, i had to install legacy 71.86.04 because the kernel module was that version, but i want everything to be glx-new
[10:51] <hosk> how do i do that
[10:51] <ari_stress> neeto: create another user and logon with that user, if it's ok, them somethings wrong with your default user's gdm
[10:52] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: on menu > System/Adminsitration/Hardware Drivers
[10:52] <jess> sorry to interrupt, but if i used aptoncd to put packages on the cd, how do i install them on the target system?
[10:52] <prince_jammys> neeto: it could be related to the .Xauthority or .ICEauthority files in your home dir, if i recall right
[10:52] <hosk> DozedOnLinux, it says they are in use, but that's not true because 71.86.04 is legacy...
[10:53] <ari_stress> jess, for i in /media/cdrom/*; do dpkg -i $i; done
[10:53] <jess> ari_stress: thanks
[10:53] <DozedOnLinux> jess: http://aptoncd.sourceforge.net  the site for the application
[10:55] <jess> dozed: i read the user manual but it didnt say how to install from the cd make with the program, only how to use the program
[10:55] <prince_jammys> neeto: make sure your user owns both files. On mine, the permissions are rw------- for both
[10:55] <neeto> prince_jammys: which files now?
[10:56] <ari_stress> jess: nice article too: http://www.debianadmin.com/create-backup-of-all-packages-using-aptoncd-in-ubuntu.html
[10:56] <DozedOnLinux> hosk:  https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsVideoCardsNvidia shows GeForce FX series to be operational, from what i can see
[10:56] <DozedOnLinux> ari_stress:  thanks, i was interested in same
[10:57] <hosk> DozedOnLinux, my xorg shows two devices "Configured Video Device" and "device1", identical otherwise, except 1 is on screen 0 and 1 is on screen 1
[10:57] <hosk> this happened after i tried to install xen-desktop
[10:57] <ari_stress> no problem
[10:57] <hosk> for the record, eff that package, it messed up my whole system
[10:58] <prince_jammys> neeto: .Xauthority and .ICEauthority (i think it's the latter). you can even try temporarily renaming .ICEauthority
[10:58] <dabbu> is there any substitute for ccproxy
[10:59] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: do you have 2 monitors connected ? if not,t then it looks like you installed another driver, at some point
[10:59] <dabbu> is there any substitute for ccproxy
[10:59] <ari_stress> neeto: you can always try to boot into rescue mode, and reconfiguring x from there, it's automatic
[10:59] <DozedOnLinux> hosk:  the only time i have seen "Configured Video Device" is on a manual configuration of the device
[11:00] <dabbu> is there any substitute for ccproxy in ubuntu
[11:00] <hosk> DozedOnLinux, i think i have nvidia-glx and nvidia-glx-new installed
[11:00] <neeto> ari_stress: alright I'll try that as well
[11:00] <prince_jammys> neeto: did you change the permissions of your home directory at all?
[11:00] <ari_stress> ok guys, gotta go
[11:01] <ari_stress> see u later
[11:01] <hosk> oh wait nevermind, it's not installed
[11:01] <webfarmer> does anyone know how to stop the generating of ~ files
[11:01] <neeto> prince_jammys: no, I don't know what happened to this computer, I had seriously just left it in my backpack... it's my school computer, so I hadn't used it really since spring term got over
[11:01] <neeto> I opened it up today and the graphics were all screwed up
[11:01] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: this one looks like it was installed by Envy( as i cant be sure) "device1".  what method did you use to install the nvidia-glx-new. and i dont belive you can have both, one or the other, check System/Administration/Hardware Drivers  on menu
[11:02] <prince_jammys> neeto: what does the following give: ls -ld .Xauthority .ICEauthority ~
[11:02] <neeto> prince_jammys: that's what's weird, I can't chmod or ls .Xauthority, but somehow locate still finds it
[11:02] <hosk> DozedOnLinux, i used envy by accident when i was trying to fix one of my problems
[11:02] <fluentis> is there any applet for gnome to control the frequency of the cpu? just want to lock in the battery mode the freq to 600MHz...
[11:02] <prince_jammys> neeto: ls -ld ~/.Xauthority ~/.ICEauthority ~
[11:03] <prince_jammys> three lines
[11:03] <neeto> fluentis: your best bet is trying to control that through your BIOS settings, if your motherboard supports it
[11:03] <DozedOnLinux> hosk:  my suggestion : go with what Ubuntu gives you for driver. then if that fails, go onto other methods such as from the Nvidia site, , and further onto Envy if all else fails.
[11:04] <neeto> prince_jammys: both are -rw------
[11:04] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: i see
[11:04] <hosk> DozedOnLinux, Okay, i'm going to apt-get install nvidia-glx from command line and see if it work on rebbot
[11:05] <fluentis> neeto, it's a X31 IBM thinkpad, centrino 1,6 GHz on board - i haven't found a lock option in bios... but there is surely a possibility for controlling it from the command line or applet, isn't it?
[11:05] <prince_jammys> neeto: owned by your user, right? what about your home dir? ls -ld ~
[11:05] <dixond_> hi all, I'm having trouble install 8.04 x86_64 on Asus m51se with 3GB RAM. Looks from the kernel messages that it just loops around and around forever initiliasing the kernel - the same messages repeat over about a 1 minute period.
[11:05] <dixond_> I've tried in safe graphics mode and with mem=1900M
[11:06] <dixond_> no difference
[11:06] <neeto> prince_jammys: all owned by me
[11:06] <neeto> not root
[11:06] <prince_jammys> neeto: ok, well that eliminates that. those sometimes cause the error you said
[11:07] <neeto> prince_jammys: I see, well no worries. I think I am just going to reformat it. It's still running 7.10 anyway, time for an upgrade.
[11:07] <neeto> thanks for your help though man
[11:07] <prince_jammys> neeto: you can try renaming .ICEauthority to something else, and log back in
[11:08] <prince_jammys> neeto: apparently this has worked for some people. if it doesn't, you rename it back.
[11:08] <neeto> prince_jammys: sounds strange... I'll try it
[11:09] <rzec> when i boot ubuntu form the dvd or try to install it from the dvd i get a promt that says : (initiramfs) : what does this mean?
[11:09] <prince_jammys> neeto: if for whatever reason you can't log in, ctrl-alt-F1 from the login screen an rename .ICEauthority back from the terminal.
[11:09] <zk> i'm using Firestarter to share my internet connection and the winxp box it's connecting to the network but can't get on the internet can someone help me?
[11:09] <fluentis> lol
[11:10] <fluentis> neeto, cpufreq-selector -f 600000
[11:10] <fluentis> neeto, easy, isn't it?
[11:10] <neeto> prince_jammys: got it
[11:10] <neeto> fluentis: that's pretty crazy... linux is awesome
[11:10] <DozedOnLinux> rzec:  only time i really see that is GRUB boot loader errors
[11:11] <DozedOnLinux> rzec: did you switch drives around in the machine, add/remove them ?
[11:11] <rzec> I have not even installed it yet, plus not it is a laptop so nothing has or is going to change
[11:12] <hosk> DozedOnLinux: I can't even get X to come up now
[11:12] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: use > startx
[11:12] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: or you can use reconfigure
[11:12] <hosk> DozedOnLinux: I did, I get a similiar error, about the kernel module and the client having different versions
[11:12] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: oh thats unusual
[11:13] <rzec> i am going to try some, brb
[11:13] <hosk> DozedOnLinux: what's the reconfigure command again
[11:13] <DozedOnLinux> hosk:  in what place does it stop ? can you even see the login screen or do you have just a console/terminal ?
[11:13] <MXIIA> how can I get more of those desktop things (in the bottom right corner)
[11:14] <hosk> DozedOnLinux: just a terminal
[11:14] <Ziroday> MXIIA: you mean workspaces?
[11:14] <DozedOnLinux> hosk:  you can try > sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[11:15] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: just a note: dont assume the driver is messed up cause your resolutions look funny, a simple config of the resolutions can fix that issue
[11:15] <MXIIA> yes, Ziroday
[11:16] <fluentis> neeto, wanna chock? http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/11/04/enabling-cpu-frequency-scaling/
[11:16] <fluentis> neeto, it's now EASIER as in XP :) lol
[11:16] <Ziroday> MXIIA: right click and press properties
[11:16] <hosk> DozedOnLinux: Whoa, okay, I have something
[11:16] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: there is occassions in which the login screen is mis-sized, that at well can be fixed, as it is not the driver doing it, its the monitor configuration, in most cases
[11:16] <adaran> are there any repositories for ibex kernels backported to hardy?
[11:16] <neeto> fluentis: XP is nerfed, I've been using linux for over a year
[11:16] <neeto> being able to do what I want with my computer is awesome
[11:17] <nokheat> my kpanel tells me that he cannot talk to klauncher ... what should it be?
[11:17] <DozedOnLinux> neeto:  with linux, there is much more, and then beyond the horizon
[11:18] <neeto> For sure, I never underestimate the power of open source
[11:18] <fluentis> neeto, with the link above, I was able to set my gnome cpu monitoring applet to change the frq manualy like i wanted to :)
[11:18] <hosk> DozedOnLinux: Okay it looks like it's working, though I'm still not at the resolution I want, I think I will try to edit my xorg.conf
[11:18] <DozedOnLinux> hosk:  be careful, back it up first
[11:18] <njdube> I'm looking to generate a new gpg key pair with kgpg.  Which algorithm is more secure or toughest to crack?  DSA & ElGamal or RSA?  I'm picking 4096 as the key size.
[11:18] <rzec> what i found did not help in booting from livecd with the (initramfs) promt
[11:19] <DozedOnLinux> hosk:  there is an easier way to do that, but if you are comfortable with manual edit, then all power to ya.
[11:19] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: backup before edit is highly suggested. just make note of the name of the backup. it will save you much time, if you take the 3 seconds to back it up
[11:20] <hosk> DozedOnLinux: i WAS comfortable with manual edit until my install went to shhhh
[11:20] <liamkmc> howdy
[11:21] <DozedOnLinux> hosk:  lol
[11:22] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: might be good idea to check the original xorg.conf, if at all possible, usually it has all the needed entries. (or a good reference to them)
[11:23] <acidburn> hey does anyone know of a media player that will let me use my windows winamp playlists so i dont have to make them all up again
[11:23] <beeznet> i used to be able to press ctrl and alt and then left-mouse-click on a link in firefox and then a new tab would open for that link. now i can't do it. how can i get that back?
[11:23] <acidburn> just need something that will import the playlists
[11:24] <cherva> acidburn: every linux media player reads m3u files
[11:24] <acidburn> how do i import them
[11:24] <prince_jammys> don't the playlists have windows paths in them?
[11:24] <hosk> DozedOnLinux: I'm going to go ahead and full restart and see what that does, if this works I'll let you know(and owe you something)
[11:24] <cherva> ops forgot about this
[11:25] <acidburn> ne1 any idea how i can do it
[11:25] <Tonehog> anyone know why an Ubuntu 8.04 install would have reset the xorg.conf when rebooting, other than updating an xorg package ?
[11:26] <bazhang> beeznet,  what about right click open in new tab
[11:26] <cherva> acidburn: if you want to use the playlist on linux copy the m3u file, open it with a text editor and change the pats of the files (eg. change c:\Music\file.mp3 to /media/sda1/music/file.mp3 change /media/sda1 with the location of your mounted windows drive)
[11:26] <Tonehog> acidburn: many media players take the m3u format
[11:26] <acidburn> cherva u any ideas m8
[11:27] <L> Hello everyone.
[11:27] <L> I would like to install Ubuntu.
[11:27] <L> Please... help..
[11:27] <cr0w> hi
[11:27] <cherva> witch file should I mount from /dev to mount my cdrom its not hdc anymore cdrom doesn't work either
[11:27] <cherva> acidburn: read my post
[11:27] <DozedOnLinux> L: do you have the LiveCD birned onto disc already ?
[11:27] <Tonehog> L: go ahead and install it. what problems?
[11:27] <L> Yes, I do.
[11:27] <L> Well...
[11:27] <cr0w> I am using sopcast but I do not succeed to see the video
[11:27] <DozedOnLinux> L: does it boot to CD ?
[11:27] <acidburn> got that seems like a task id be aswell just making the playlists up again through rythmbox would i not
[11:28] <L> Um...  It appears... there are no partitions to install to.
[11:28] <prince_jammys> cherva: try mounting by mount point instead of dev, like mount /media/cdrom
[11:28] <acidburn> rather than copy and edit every playlist i have
[11:28] <L> No partitions at all...
[11:28] <cr0w> i have a problem with sopcast...I am using sopcast but I do not succeed to see the video..
[11:28] <Tonehog> acidburn: you can use sed/awk to script to editing
[11:28] <dezeba_> Hi guys. Just installed Ubuntu 8.04 and now my computer seems to freeze when I'm trying to use my external usb harddrive
[11:29] <prince_jammys> cherva: sorry, i see now that you mentioned that you tried 'cdrom'
[11:29] <hosk> DozedOnLinux, awww, I'm still at 1024x768, i really think i'm going to have to completely reinstall to get it back the way it was
[11:29] <acidburn> cheers tonehog
[11:29] <DozedOnLinux> L: are you using the computer now, that you wish to install Ubuntu to ?
[11:29] <cherva> prince_jammys: I tried that "mount: special device /dev/hdc does not exist" but when I put a cd it automounts
[11:29] <Tonehog> L: don't worry about not having partitions, you should be able to install w/o partitions
[11:29] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: just a sec
[11:29] <L> I'm on my laptop.
[11:29] <L> I'm actually helping a friend install it.
[11:29] <dezeba_> anyone has any ideas on what I can try to remove this problem?
[11:29] <L> His computer is basically screwed, and he's on XP.
[11:30] <L> But, I'm fixing that problem.
[11:30] <DozedOnLinux> hosk: reslution issues in not video driver issues. do nvidia-settings or use gksu displayconfig-gtk
[11:30] <Tonehog> dezeba_: are you hot mounting the usb drive?
[11:30] <L> Is there a way to format the drive and install?
[11:30] <L> With the live CD?
[11:30] <dezeba_> Tonehog, hot mounting?
[11:30] <Tonehog> dezeba_: plugging the drive in when the computer's running
[11:30] <prince_jammys> L: the live CD does this. it has a partitioner, and a wizard
[11:31] <L> Where, and ... how?
[11:31] <dezeba_> Tonehog, yes. , but I've tried having it connected when I boot as well
[11:31] <DozedOnLinux> L: is ther another Operating System on the laptop ? if not , yes the installation will create all needed partition
[11:31] <L> I'm not installing to my laptop.
[11:31] <DozedOnLinux> L: ok i see that now.
[11:31] <M3TAP> hi. im using a dell vostro 1000 and whenever i install ubuntu i get a really fuzzy/blurry screen..while it is hard to read i managed to see that it wasnt finding my display and said there was currently no driver. does anyone know if i can get a driver for it, or if any other distros may support my it?
[11:31] <RodMcKay> hi all, any recommendations for a hex editor that doesn't load the whole file into ram?
[11:31] <Tonehog> dezeba_: pm me, noisy here.
[11:32] <dezeba_> Tonehog, ok
[11:32] <DozedOnLinux> L: if you wish to completely overwrite all that is on the computers drives, the LiveCd can do that for you
[11:32] <L> How...?
[11:34] <prince_jammys> L: click on 'Install' and follow the steps.
[11:34] <prince_jammys> !install | L
[11:34] <DozedOnLinux> L:  insert the disc, boot to CD, the installation questions are pretty straight forward. choose to have "directed" or "assisted" or something of that nature, and it will do it all automatic. here is a link to install it https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation
[11:35] <Sivam> hi I am getting following error. any suggestion please.... /usr/bin/X11/xauth: error in locking authority file /home/sivam/.Xauthority
[11:35] <L> Step 4: Prepare partitions
[11:35] <L> "No root file system is defined.  Please correct this from the partitioning menu."
[11:35] <prince_jammys> Sivam: what do you get from: ls -l .Xauthority?
[11:35] <cabarRea> Huff
[11:36] <cherva> witch file in /dev is the cdrom in hardy ? there is no hdc and cdrom anymore ..... ?!
[11:36] <prince_jammys> Sivam: or rather: ls -l ~/.Xauthority
[11:37] <Sivam> prince_jammys: -rw------- 1 root root 116 2008-07-08 12:38 .Xauthority
[11:37] <prince_jammys> Sivam: owned by root
[11:37] <prince_jammys> Sivam: you need to change ownership to your user
[11:38] <M3TAP> hi. im using a dell vostro 1000 and whenever i install ubuntu i get a really fuzzy/blurry screen..while it is hard to read i managed to see that it wasnt finding my display and said there was currently no driver. does anyone know if i can get a driver for it, or if any other distros may support my it?#
[11:38] <prince_jammys> Sivam: sudo chown sivam:sivam /home/sivam/.Xauthority    (replace all instances of sivam with whatever your user name is)
[11:38] <DozedOnLinux> prince_jammys: do you happen to know what that is called in the LiveCD setup, it has something of the nature "directed" "assisted" or something like that so it basically auto-creates all needed partitions ?
[11:39] <Sivam> -rw------- 1 siva siva 116 2008-07-08 12:38 .Xauthority
[11:39] <Sivam> it continues
[11:39] <Sivam> now
[11:39] <Sivam> also
[11:39] <FloodBot1> Sivam: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:39] <prince_jammys> Sivam: how did this happen anyway? are other permissions messed up?
[11:39] <Sivam> prince_jammys: I changed with chown
[11:40] <DozedOnLinux> L:  this page will be what you are seeing https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GraphicalInstall
[11:40] <prince_jammys> Sivam: ls -ld /home/siva
[11:40] <prince_jammys> DozedOnLinux: no, i don't remember
[11:40] <prince_jammys> DozedOnLinux: but the links will know ;)
[11:40] <DozedOnLinux> prince_jammys: i know i seen it, cause i used it. ok thanks
[11:40] <Sivam> prince_jammys: drwxr-xr-x 41 siva siva 4096 2008-08-09 09:51 /home/siva
[11:41] <bazhang> http://www.linlap.com/wiki/Dell+Vostro+1000 M3TAP
[11:41] <prince_jammys> Sivam: are other files INSIDE your home dir also owned by root? ls -al ~
[11:41] <Sivam> no
[11:42] <prince_jammys> Sivam: well, the permissions/ownership of .Xauthority are good now
[11:43] <L> Dozed, That's not exactly what I'm seeing.
[11:44] <M3TAP> bazhang: ATI doesnt seem to have linux driver for my laptop, as the first article says
[11:44] <DozedOnLinux> L: is it installing ?
[11:44] <DozedOnLinux> L:  yes looking at it, some of it looks to be slightly different, i dont know why
[11:44] <L> After selecting the keyboard layout it brings me to a page that says "Prepare Partitions" and there is nothing to choose.
[11:44] <DozedOnLinux> L:  the gernal idea is the same though
[11:45] <L> If I click forward, it gives and error.
[11:45] <L> "No root file system is defined."
[11:45] <wite> Maybe its not detecting your hdd?
[11:45] <bazhang> M3TAP, you sure about that? the link says the ati driver does have support and that article is from April
[11:45] <DozedOnLinux> L: did you choose to manually make partitions ?
[11:46] <L> I didn't choose anything.
[11:46] <DozedOnLinux> L: it is so easy if you let it so auto-create, you cant mess it up
[11:46] <L> It just came up after selecting keyboard layout.
[11:46] <DozedOnLinux> L: ok, have you seen "select a disk"?
[11:46] <L> No.
[11:47] <Sivam> prince_jammys: thx it works fine now
[11:47] <DozedOnLinux> L:  did you choose keyboard layout ?
[11:47] <M3TAP> bazhang, i checked all the drivers under the linux section and there was no driver for this laptop
[11:47] <L> Um...  Yeah.  I've said that a few times.
[11:47] <bazhang> L is this linuxmint?
[11:47] <DozedOnLinux> L:  and then "who are you" section ?
[11:47] <L> It's Ubuntu Hardy.
[11:47] <M3TAP> http://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html have a look yourself
[11:48] <L> No.
[11:48] <DozedOnLinux> bazhang: for some reason, the site has a slightly different GUI look to it, other than the newest install , in reference to > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GraphicalInstall
[11:48] <L> No "Who are you" section.
[11:49] <DozedOnLinux> L: then what section are you looking at now ?
[11:50] <L> Prepare Partitions
[11:50] <prince_jammys> Sivam: cool.
[11:50] <DozedOnLinux> L:  when you hit the Back button where does it bring you ?
[11:50] <L> Nowhere.
[11:51] <L> It says "Setting up partitioner."
[11:51] <DozedOnLinux> L: i highly doubt that
[11:51] <kddi> anyone kind soul can tell me is there any psp help channel thru pm?
[11:51] <DozedOnLinux> L: really the install is quite easy, if you choose to have it auto-install-create all should be fine
[11:51] <L> Then explain how the hell I do that.
[11:52] <DozedOnLinux> L: if you must know, the 3 parts you need are  /    and     swap    and    ext3
[11:52] <L> ....  Explain further.
[11:53] <DozedOnLinux> L: you said going back goes nowhere, i dont believe that it goes "nowhere"
[11:53] <Sivam> prince_jammys: I tried to set DISPLAY variable as export DISPLAY=<ip>:0.0 and did a xclock &, but it is throwing "No protocol specified"
[11:53] <L> It says "Setting up Partitioner," and brings me to the same dang thing.
[11:53] <L> why the hell would I lie?
[11:53] <itai-michaelson> my grub is stuck ! its not responding to anything?
[11:53] <DozedOnLinux> L: those are the partitions types you need to create if you chose to manually create tha partitions
[11:53] <L> I need HELP.
[11:53] <DozedOnLinux> /    and     swap    and    ext3
[11:53] <Tonehog> L: / is the root partition (ext3 partition format), swap is the partition for your swap files
[11:54] <L> I didn't choose anything.
[11:54] <prince_jammys> Sivam: can't help you there. i've done very little stuff involving the inner workings of X
[11:54] <DistroJockey> L , sounds like your HDD controller is not detected/working.  Can you open a terminal and type the following?:  sudo fdisk -l
[11:55] <Sivam> can any one help me in installing kde 4.11 for ubuntu
[11:55] <Sivam> seems like KDE libraries are not available for Ubuntu
[11:55] <wite> DistroJockey: Thats why i said but they ignored it lol
[11:55] <DistroJockey> wite, yeah
[11:56] <Tonehog> Sivam: you'll need to add the kubuntu repositories to your apt-get manager (Adept or Symanted)
[11:56] <prince_jammys> !kde4 | Sivam
[11:56] <Tonehog> *Symantec
[11:56] <Dazed> When i go to the settings for my vbox i get this error then the settings open normally
[11:56] <Dazed> Could not load the Host USB Proxy Service (VERR_FILE_NOT_FOUND). The service might be not installed on the host computer.
[11:56] <L> Well, Dozed just seemed set on the problem was I'm a complete idiot, so... yeah.
[11:56] <Dazed> not a big deal, but if i wanted usb in my vbox, could that be fixed?
[11:57] <L> It says it's not a valid option...
[11:57] <ypcx> guys, which is currently better supported on Hardy - ATI or Nvidia? I'm deciding whether to get HD3850 or 9600GT
[11:57] <Tonehog> ypcx: ATI has "issues"
[11:57] <DozedOnLinux> L:  it will work out, and i didnt mean to imply anything of the sort.
[11:57] <Dazed> get nividia if you wanna use linux
[11:57] <L> it says "-1" is an invalid option.
[11:58] <Dazed> my ati card works fine but the catalyst control center for linux has much less options
[11:58] <Dazed> and no support for fan speed control exists anywhere
[11:58] <DistroJockey> L , ell not one
[11:58] <prince_jammys> L: ell, like your nick, lowecase