[03:26] <n8tuser> millertime_018-> hang around here and help out users?
[03:27] <constantin_> could someone give me a hand
[03:27] <Flannel> millertime_018: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate
[03:27] <constantin_> i'm really lost
[03:27] <ubuntu810noob> Has anyone been able to install Ubuntu 8.10 on a RAID5 system that uses ICH10R?
[03:27] <constantin_> and i'd be very grateful
[03:27] <ubuntu810noob> I am having a hell of a time to get the install to work.
[03:27] <Flannel> !ask | constantin_
[03:27] <EJ> anyone have any info on Ibex / FreeNX installaions ?
[03:27] <Peddy> jamesish: it happens more often when I have removable media in. I'm pretty sure it's loading another GRUB, not the one I have right now. It's a completely ridiculous problem; I changed my password when upgrading Ubuntu, and my OLD passwords work, but my new ones don't. :/
[03:27] <rainwalker> a samba update on the 12th somehow messed up my ability to print, but not to browse windows shares. any suggestions?
[03:27] <Flannel> oh, the rEFIt thing.  constantin_, have you tried reinstalling rEFIt?
[03:28] <EJ> !freenx
[03:28] <constantin_> i dont know how to
[03:28] <jamesish> Peddy: you're not loading another grub, then. I have an inkling what's happening, though.
[03:28] <constantin_> :(
[03:28] <constantin_> i knew how to do it in osx bc it was just a package
[03:29] <constantin_> but now i cant get to it and havent learned how to install it in ubuntu
[03:29] <jamesish> Peddy: it sounds like you've got an old installation of ubuntu somewhere on the same hard drive. When you're entering removable media, your computer is bringing your hard drives up in a different order. So when grub tries to find the boot loader, it's finding one on a different device than your normal default partition.
[03:29] <Baba_B00ie> running ubuntu 810 and having trouble connecting to winxp shares. i AM on the network though. any help please?
[03:29] <constantin_> it's a tarball on the site
[03:29] <MTecknology> EJ: I don't have links about freenx but I've used it before and loved it
[03:29] <nsteinme> can someone please tell me how to add a VGA 1280x1024 setting to my display with xrandr? I have hardy and for some reason only 800x600 and 640x480 appear in my screen res gui
[03:29] <Flannel> constantin_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro  has a bunch of info on using refit, It likely has the answer to installing from linux as well.
[03:29] <constantin_> thank you!
[03:30] <wandana> Hello Everyone
[03:30] <wandana> Does someone knows where texmaker writes its settings to
[03:30] <wandana> ??
[03:30] <wandana> Is there any file I can look into?
[03:31] <jamesish> wandana: probably it's config file. Find out where that is, and you're set.
[03:31] <ubuntu810noob> Has anyone been able to install Ubuntu 8.10 on a RAID5 system that uses the Intel ICH10R chip?
[03:31] <Peddy> jamesish: aha, thanks. I'll have a look through my partitions.
[03:31] <EJ> MTecknology: yeah i think i found out what my issue was ... i wasent adding the correct version to the repository
[03:31] <Jeaton> ok
[03:31] <jamesish> Peddy: I'm not sure what the solution is for you, is the thing. The problem isn't having two copies of ubuntu, it's that your devices are being renumbered when you leave a removable device in.
[03:32] <wandana> jamesish: Wow, that was quick. Indeed it is here: .config/xm1/texmaker.ini
[03:32] <EJ> MTecknology: yup that was it ... its installing now
[03:33] <wandana> jamesish: Thanks for letting me know!
[03:33] <MTecknology> EJ: congrats
[03:33] <jamesish> wandana: you're welcome
[03:33] <Peddy> jamesish: It's not 2 *full* copies, more like just the kernel. It can't even load properly, because glibc and the old version of gdm is missing. Do you know of a quick way to scan for multiple installs?
[03:33] <EJ> MTecknology: thank you ... been pulling my hair out for an hour trying to figure this out lol
[03:34] <MTecknology> EJ: idk if I did anything useful, but congrats on getting it
[03:34] <nsteinme> can someone please tell me how to add a VGA 1280x1024 setting to my display with xrandr? I have hardy and for some reason only 800x600 and 640x480 appear in my screen res gui
[03:34] <jamesish> Peddy: Probably the *fastest* way is to boot from knoppix.
[03:34] <Ububegin> is there a way to use the cat command to see a specific line in the txt file... like cat helloWorld.txt (but i only want to see the 10th line)
[03:34] <jamesish> Peddy: I think the ubuntu live CD can also automount volumes as it finds them,though.
[03:34] <EJ> MTecknology: :D its all good now :D
[03:35] <ubuntu810noob> Does anyone know why the install for Ubuntu 8.10 on a RAID5 system that uses ICH10R does not recognize the SATA drives?
[03:35] <Peddy> jamesish: So after I boot from the live CD, I look for /boot partitions?
[03:35] <jamesish> Ububegin: cat -n | grep 10 would do for a short file. Otherwise, read the man page for more options. Also look at grep, head and tail.
[03:36] <jamesish> Peddy: I'm not sure. You'll have to investigate. Sounds like a good start, but I don't think that's really the core issue. The real core issue is that your devices are being renumbered.
[03:36] <constantin_> when a command says create a textfile ~/.xmodmap
[03:36] <constantin_> the ~ is the username level or what level?
[03:36] <constantin_> where do i save it
[03:36] <Flannel> constantin_: ~ is your homedir
[03:36] <slinkeey> Hi
[03:36] <Flannel> constantin_: equivalent to /home/username/
[03:37] <constantin_> thanks
[03:37] <slinkeey> I have a thinkpad running ubuntu 8.04 like a champ...  I am trying to put it on a compaq that was given to me..
[03:37] <slinkeey> It installed fine but now that it is installed it just boots to a brown screen with a mouse arrow
[03:37] <Ububegin> jamesish: hi.. grep will search through the text ..not show the specific line...
[03:37] <slinkeey> any Ideas?
[03:38] <Peddy> jamesish: Grub reads the renumbered (false) partitions then, correct? So the renumbering is an OS-level issue?
[03:38] <jamesish> Ububegin: You know nothing of the majesty of grep.
[03:38] <ubuntu810noob> Does anyone know why the install for Ubuntu 8.10 on a RAID5 system that uses ICH10R does not recognize the SATA drives?
[03:38] <Flannel> Peddy: BIOS level
[03:39] <JasonF> What's the proper way to go from hardy --> intrepid without installing a gui?
[03:39] <JasonF> installing update-manager wants to install lots of gnome crap
[03:39] <denglei> maybe change the bios
[03:39] <denglei> setting
[03:39] <Flannel> !upgrade | JasonF
[03:39] <nickrud> JasonF, do-release-upgrade , a command line program
[03:39] <Peddy> Flannel: aren't partitions OS level?
[03:39] <Peddy> I'm not arguing, just asking :P
[03:40] <jamesish> Peddy: no, they're hardware level.
[03:40] <JasonF> no they aren't.
[03:40] <novus|> JasonF  apt-get dist-upgrade ?
[03:40] <JasonF> they are a totally OS thing
[03:40] <Flannel> Peddy: GRUB talks in numbers (hd0,1), etc.  That's all given to GRUB from the BIOS
[03:40] <JasonF> held in the first 512 bytes if a HDD
[03:40] <nsteinme> hello. does anyone know how to add a 1280x1024VGA  setting to my display using xrandr?
[03:40] <jamesish> So they're recorded in the hardware, JasonF?
[03:40] <nickrud> JasonF, those are os agnostic; but the os does have to understand them
[03:40] <musikgoat> JasonF: s/OS/hardware
[03:40] <the_dark_warrio> pressing Enter generally Toggle / Active current focused component on Ubuntu. How can I trigger the "Default Action", for example, pressing the "Yes", "Confirm", etc..?
[03:41] <the_dark_warrio> It is sometime really annoying when you lose the default action focus
[03:41] <JasonF> nickrud: where is that file?
[03:41] <Ububegin> jamesish: oh sorry... k, i will read up on grep again... thanks
[03:41] <jamesish> JasonF: I think they're one of those funny things: there's bits of both in there, obviously there has to be an interpretation, but there's also information contained in the hardware. They're not *burned into* the hardware or anything, but the information is recorded there.
[03:41] <JasonF> ubottu: those instructions require a gui installed
[03:41] <nickrud> JasonF, what file?
[03:41] <JasonF> nickrud: do-release-upgrade
[03:41] <Flannel> JasonF: no they don't
[03:42] <nickrud> JasonF, just run it
[03:42] <Peddy> Flannel: I meant renumbering, is the BIOS renumbering the *partitions*?
[03:42] <Flannel> JasonF: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IntrepidUpgrades#Network%20Upgrade%20for%20Ubuntu%20Servers%20(Recommended)
[03:42] <jamesish> Ububegin: You can chain two greps; one can be a grep with a regex to match every line and the -n flag which outputs line numbers, the second command then matches the line number.
[03:42] <JasonF> gah I'm blind
[03:42] <JasonF> thanks Flannel
[03:43] <ubuntu810noob> Does anyone know why the install for Ubuntu 8.10 on a RAID5 system that uses ICH10R does not recognize the SATA drives?
[03:43] <JasonF> Ububegin: you can also | tail -n# | head -n1
[03:43] <JasonF> er
[03:43] <JasonF> head -n# | tail -n1
[03:43] <JasonF> that'll give you line "#"
[03:44] <devdavad> could anyone here help me with installing the 64 bit flash player?
[03:44] <constantin_> when there is a menu of choices in terminal like ^X = exit
[03:44] <constantin_> do you just type ^X
[03:44] <constantin_> b/c thats not working for me
[03:44] <devdavad> I've got it in ~/.mozilla/plugins but flash is still not working
[03:45] <Peddy> devdavad: Intrepid should do it for you automatically, have you tried just clicking 'install required plugins' in FF?
[03:45] <Angah> hi...how t make my server use less memory?
[03:45] <Angah> hi...how to make my server use less memory?
[03:45] <jamesish> Angah: turn it off
[03:45]  * MikeHbuntu is curious, I went out and bought a RadeonHD 4850 last night, and I just upgraded to the newest fglrx drivers from amd's website... is there any way to enable VSYNC / sync-to-vblank?  i'm getting tearing in video, compiz, everything
[03:45] <Dr_willis> 'server' is vague.. what services is it providing..
[03:45] <Angah> turn it off?
[03:45] <Angah> r u kidding me?
[03:45] <jamesish> Angah: Yeah. Even the kernel won't be running in RAM then.
[03:46] <aryan_> which DVD copy software can copy dvd?
[03:46] <sjdurfey> i installed Banshee and the restricted codec set from the repos, and i cannot get anything to play, Banshee just gives me an orange box with an "x" in it on every song in my library, anyone have any ideas as to why?
[03:46] <n8tuser> Angah-> why such a question?
[03:46] <Angah> my server run as proxy server and of course as gateway to
[03:46] <MikeHbuntu> i have every checkbox enabled for vsync, in compiz, as well as the aticccle catalyst control center
[03:46] <MikeHbuntu> but its not working
[03:46] <constantin_> when menus in terminal say ^X to exit  (i'm editing sudo users) how do i input that...i type it but it just adds that to the config file
[03:46] <jamesish> Angah: What have you tried so far, what's motivating the question, what do you do with the server, all this is useful information.
[03:46] <Dr_willis> Angah - and  how muich memory does it have?
[03:46] <TimFreeman> I upgraded from 8.04 to 8.10 and the network manager does not appear in the bar at the top.  A fresh install of 8.10 on the same machine does display the network manager.  I do have an nm-applet process running.  Any suggestions about how to debug or fix this?
[03:47] <n8tuser> TimFreeman-> system->preferences->main menu  and add the network-admin
[03:47] <jordanv> constantin_: control x
[03:47] <sjdurfey> constantin_: http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/vimcheat.html
[03:48] <aryan_> any good software to copy DVD
[03:48] <constantin_> thanks
[03:48] <TimFreeman> n8tuser: Pkay, I'll give that a try.
[03:48] <sjdurfey> no problem
[03:48] <jamesish> aryan_: You're going to have to google that, I'm afraid.
[03:49] <bazhang> !info k9copy
[03:49] <Dr_willis> I use dd to copy my dvds :)
[03:49] <slinkeey> has anyone ever seen ubuntu just boot to a light brown screen with no cursor?
[03:49] <slinkeey> I mean with a moise pointer
[03:49] <aryan_> DVD is write protected
[03:49] <slinkeey> then the system locks up
[03:49] <greghere> how do I fix broken packages in 8.04
[03:49] <slinkeey> I can't even get to a terminal with ctl-alt-f2
[03:49] <shirish> hi all, does anybody know of a good resource for seeing the desktop installer screenshots of Ubuntu 8.10
[03:49] <Dr_willis> slinkeey,  thats a sign  that gnome failed to startup it sounds like..  if the mouse moves - its not locked up.
[03:49] <slinkeey> ok
[03:50] <slinkeey> hmm
[03:50] <heliedgar> hey
[03:50] <aryan_> Dr willis can we copy write protected dvd also through dd
[03:50] <slinkeey> How can I force it to a terminal?
[03:51] <cchapman> why cant k9copy find my dvd rom?
[03:51] <Peddy> If my system's partitions are getting renumbered, is this an OS-level or BIOS-level problem?
[03:51] <greghere> what commands do I use to uninstall broken packages?
[03:51] <slinkeey> should I maybe reinstall and not chose automatically log in?
[03:51] <Dr_willis> aryan_,  never noticed, or tried..   you dident state it was a movie dvd. :)  I use dd to copy my data disks, or my own personal made video disks..
[03:51] <slinkeey> then I will have a chance to get to failsafe?
[03:51] <Dr_willis> slinkeey,  or try making a new user and see if it affects them also..
[03:51] <aryan_> what block size do you use to copy
[03:51] <jamesish> slinkeey: press esc on the grub portion of the boot sequence. You'll be given an option to recover. Use that and either try the aut recovery mode, or go ahead and log into a root prompt.
[03:51] <n8tuser> Peddy-> what you mean renumbered? cite an example?
[03:51] <slinkeey> I can't even get to add a user
[03:52] <Dr_willis> slinkeey,  use the console.
[03:52] <tsunami> does rtorrent have dependancies?
[03:52] <slinkeey> It wont let me fire up a tty session
[03:52] <slinkeey> It wont let me into the console
[03:52] <infamous> hi ppl
[03:52] <Dr_willis> slinkeey,  even alt-ctrl-f1 dont work eh? that is a bad sign.
[03:52] <binarymutant> tsunami, sudo apt-get rtorrent will take care of any depends
[03:52] <slinkeey> ctl-alt-f1
[03:52] <slinkeey> yeo
[03:52] <Peddy> n8tuser: /dev/sda8 changes to /dev/sda9
[03:52] <slinkeey> not even that
[03:52] <Peddy> n8tuser: when removable devices are inserted
[03:52] <slinkeey> It is a fresh install so I didn't lose anything
[03:53] <n8tuser> Peddy-> i have not seen that before, i have seen /dev/sdc become /dev/sdd
[03:53] <Dr_willis> slinkeey,  could boot to the console and remove your users .gnome* setting directories and see if its a gnome setting issue.. cvould be a video driver issue
[03:53] <ToddEDM1> anyone here use DD-WRT?
[03:53] <slinkeey> ok how do I boot to console?
[03:53] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[03:54] <jamesish> an option to recover. Use that and either try the aut recovery mode, or go ahead and log into a root prompt.
[03:54] <jamesish> (08:51:48 PM) jamesish: slinkeey: press esc on the grub portion of the boot sequence. You'll be given an option to recover. Use that and either try the aut recovery mode, or go ahead and log into a root prompt.
[03:54] <Peddy> n8tuser: ok, i'll have a look later
[03:54] <Dr_willis> slinkeey,  thats the recovery/rescue whatever option ion the grub menus..
[03:54] <jamesish> slinkeey: it's not too bad once you start looking into it.
[03:54] <ubuntu810noob> I am trying to install 8.10 on a brand new PC. I'm using a Gigabyte mobo (GA-EG45M-DS2H) with 3 SATA drives in a RAID5 config, but during the install the drives are not recognized. Can anyone help me please?
[03:54] <Tetracomm> After I use make install to install a program, how do I register it so that I can remove it with apt-get remove?
[03:54] <digitspan> join #614
[03:54] <mroc> ToddEDM1: only a little.  not sure i can help at all.
[03:54] <jamesish> Tetracomm: You would have to make a deb out of it, I imagine.
[03:54] <Flannel> Tetracomm: You can't afterwards.  You need to do it beforehand.
[03:54] <Dr_willis> Tetracomm,  I dont think you do.. theres the 'checkinstall' program that helps ya do that..
[03:55] <Flannel> !checkinstall | Tetracomm
[03:55] <slinkeey> ok thanks
[03:55] <eliasp_> Tetracomm: no way, 'make install' doesn't work together with the package management... make install just puts the files 'randomly' on your disk...
[03:55] <Tetracomm> Oh. :(
[03:55] <slinkeey> I am thinking maybe I should uninstall compiz
[03:55] <slinkeey> maybe my video card does not like it
[03:56] <Dr_willis> slinkeey,  just disable it perhaps.
[03:56] <kemalist> good morning
[03:56] <eliasp_> Tetracomm: don't install packages using 'make install' unless you really know what you do... else you risk the consistency of your package management
[03:56] <slinkeey> ok I dropped to the root shell prompt
[03:56] <slinkeey> do I need to provide a username and password somehow?
[03:56] <nsteinme> hello. i have intel 82810 and hardy, and i am trying to add a 1280x1024 resolution setting. can anyone help?
[03:57] <Dr_willis> if you are root at the root shell.. you are root slinkeey .. be carefull
[03:57] <slinkeey> how can I disable compiz from the shell?
[03:57] <greenhog> has anyone had experience with ubuntu as a virtual machine under winxp host..
[03:57] <kemalist> i did greenhog
[03:57] <kemalist> using vmware
[03:57] <Dr_willis> greenhog,  ive ran it inside virtualbox.. ran fine
[03:57] <ubuntu810noob>  I am trying to install 8.10 on a brand new PC. I'm using a Gigabyte mobo (GA-EG45M-DS2H) with 3 SATA drives in a RAID5 config, but during the install the drives are not recognized. Can anyone help me please?
[03:58] <greenhog> yeah.. im using tht ... but i cant seem to setup ethernet in bridged configuration
[03:58] <kevin_> hi all, this is my first time here:)
[03:58] <Tetracomm> Ok.
[03:58] <Tetracomm> Thank you, eliasp_
[03:59] <greenhog> kemalist: how did u setup ethernet conf.. i want my virtual machine to be jus like any other physical machine on the network? when i try to used eth0, it says eth0 device cannot be found
[04:00] <kemalist> greenhog, i used bridged mode
[04:00] <kemalist> to reach the net by windows
[04:00] <slinkeey> I am removing compiz
[04:00] <kemalist> slinkeey, what's wrong with it
[04:00] <slinkeey> I think it is causing me to boot to a blank screen with just a mouse
[04:01] <slinkeey> I have a feeling it is compiz
[04:01] <woli> is there some way that some blur could be applied to the gnome-panels?
[04:01] <kemalist> i had some kernel panics
[04:01] <JonathanEllis> Hi, Can someone please tell me what the relatime option in fstab is for?
[04:01] <kemalist> while loading X, and i think it was
[04:01] <beckster> hey guys, quick question, why is there no CTRL + V  in terminal?
[04:01] <kemalist> compiz as well
[04:02] <slinkeey> really?
[04:02] <JonathanEllis> becskter: You need to press Ctrl-Shift-V
[04:02] <kemalist> beckster, cause CTRL + V it's an input for the terminal
[04:02] <greenhog> kemalist: me too... bridged mode. so in the interfaces configuration file it should still be eth0? or is it something else?
[04:02] <woli> beckster: i think there is shift+control+v
[04:02] <slinkeey> well I am rebooting it now so we will see
[04:02] <niten> beckster: SHIFT + INS is paste
[04:02] <kemalist> greenhog, check it
[04:02] <beckster> =] thanks!!
[04:02] <woli> beckster: you can change that in the profile optios
[04:02] <woli> options*
[04:02] <ubuntu810noob>  I am trying to install 8.10 on a brand new PC. I'm using a Gigabyte mobo (GA-EG45M-DS2H) with 3 SATA drives in a RAID5 config, but during the install the drives are not recognized. Can anyone help me please?
[04:02] <slinkeey> Removing COMPIZ Fixed it on a temp basis!! I guess I don't really need it!!
[04:02] <slinkeey> My gut instinct was right!!
[04:02] <nsteinme> hello. i have intel 82810 and hardy, and i am trying to add a 1280x1024 resolution setting. can anyone help?
[04:03] <apeiron> heh. Apparently compiz makes "the Linux desktop easier to use". Can someone explain how that happens, please?
[04:03] <JasonF> What's the difference between libapache2-mod-php5
[04:03] <JasonF> and libapache2-mod-php5filter
[04:03] <kemalist> apeiron, it simply doesn't, to me it is still gross
[04:03] <apeiron> All I can see is that it adds some shadows and fadein/out affects.
[04:03] <musikgoat> !info libapache2-mod-php5filter
[04:03] <cchapman> ubuntu810noob: your raid 5 controller drivers is not in the kernel?
[04:03] <slinkeey> Thanks for the Help!!
[04:04] <apeiron> !info vrms
[04:04] <greenhog> kemalist: i have checked.. when i do /etc/init.d/networking restart ... it says no such device as eth0
[04:04] <jamesish> apeiron: this cannot be explained, only seen. You too will enter the wondrous world of talking wank once your windows wobble.
[04:04] <kemalist> greenhog, it must have another name then
[04:04] <ubuntu810noob> cchapman: Unfortunately the controller does not seem to be in the kernel
[04:04] <musikgoat> JasonF: the php5 package is essential for php support in apache2, not sure about the *filter one
[04:04] <JasonF> musikgoat: I know :) that's the same place I am
[04:04] <cchapman> ubuntu810noob: what raid controller are you using
[04:04] <apeiron> oh bah, short description is too short
[04:04] <Shinj1EVA> @apeiron: use ccsm and play around with the settings. there's some things that increase productivity, although it's mostly eye candy.
[04:04] <greenhog> kemalist: well.. then how do i find the name of the network card? is it in the dmesg?
[04:04] <ubuntu810noob> cchapman: ICH10R
[04:04] <kemalist> greenhog, it must be in "ipconfig" list
[04:04] <musikgoat> JasonF: if your just going for a lamp install, don't worry about it
[04:05] <kemalist> if it is working
[04:05] <philippe_> nsteinme, you probably need to add your monitor vsync and hsync settings in you xorg.conf file
[04:05] <cchapman> ubuntu810noob: i had the same problem with the ICH9R
[04:05] <greenhog> kemalist: u mean ifconfig?
[04:05] <ubuntu810noob> cchapman: fakraid I believe is what they call it.
[04:05] <kemalist> yes, sorry, ifconfig, greenhog
[04:05] <apeiron> Shinj1EVA, Looking at it now.
[04:05] <ubuntu810noob> cchapman: How did you fix it?
[04:05] <nsteinme> philippe, it looks like they are already in there, how could i try them out if they are?
[04:05] <JasonF> musikgoat: I worry about everything.
[04:05] <JasonF> musikgoat: apparently the libapache2-mod-php5filter has the filter module built in
[04:06] <kemalist> anyway, anyone experiencing a weird behaviour by VLC, while compiz is up?
[04:06] <cchapman> ubuntu810noob: I disabled the RAID in the bios and did a software raid 5
[04:06] <JasonF> no idea why that's not just a php5-foo module, though
[04:06] <JonathanEllis> Can anyone recommend whether its better to use ext3 or ReiserFS for a partition that will be used to store many mp3 files and to record and edit audio?
[04:06]  * apeiron goes 'meh' at wobbly-windows
[04:06] <greenhog> kemalist: ifconfig shows only lo device... nothing else..
[04:06] <kemalist> JonathanD, ext3
[04:06] <slinkeey> Uninstalling Compiz Fixed my issues!! :)
[04:06] <kemalist> greenhog, that's weird
[04:06] <cchapman> ubuntu810noob: if you read on the raid controller it really isnt a good one.... its part hardware and mostly software
[04:06] <kemalist> it should be up, in my case it worked and got its ip on its own
[04:06] <Shinj1EVA> apeiron, i think if you're looking productivity, either slide/cube and scale might be it.. i use window previews with AWN too
[04:06] <eliasp_> JonathanEllis: if you love your data, take ext3... if you don't care about them, take ReiserFS ;)
[04:07] <ubuntu810noob> cchapman: Yeah, found out after I bought it... sigh.
[04:07] <philippe_> nsteinme, paste the content of you xorg.conf file here : http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[04:07] <JonathanEllis> Thanks.
[04:07] <Shinj1EVA> super + tab is nice, but not all that useful..t here's a ring switcher too
[04:07] <greenhog> kemalist: but in the vmware server console it shows that network is connected... maybe my network card doesnt support bridged mode?
[04:07] <n8tuser> JonathanEllis-> just an info on the guy that developed reiserfs has been arrested for murdering his wife..dont know what it will mean
[04:07] <cchapman> ubuntu810noob: best bet is either buy a good raid controller or just stick with raid 5 via software
[04:07] <kemalist> greenhog, impossible
[04:07] <kemalist> it sets a virtual device which routes you
[04:07] <eliasp_> greenhog: bridging has nothing to do with your physical device...
[04:08] <kemalist> real card--->virtual card--->vmware ubuntu
[04:08] <tritium> n8tuser: very old news.
[04:08] <ubuntu810noob> cchapman: What BIOS setting did you use? ACPI?
[04:08] <greenhog> kemalist: ok.. im out of ideas..
[04:08] <Roasted> My flash drive doesn't get picked up by Ubuntu, but my flash drive works in this computer in Vista and Ubuntu picks up my USB wireless adapter as well as my USB mouse and USB printer, so clearly my USB ports work. But why does Ubuntu not recognize my flash drive??
[04:08] <n8tuser> tritium not really, he was only convicted about a month or two ago
[04:08] <kemalist> greenhog, i've never heard of such an issue, i'm sorry
[04:08] <Fenix|home> Greetings...
[04:08] <tritium> n8tuser: precisely
[04:08] <greenhog> kemalist: alrite..
[04:08] <apeiron> Shinj1EVA, whee, lots of settings.
[04:08] <Fenix|home> what do I need to do with my SSH client so it doesn't draw lines using lqqqk?
[04:08] <cchapman> ubuntu810noob: I changed my settings back to native sata drivers.... then it saw all three drives..... then i setup the software raid 5 during the ubuntu install
[04:09] <eliasp_> Fenix|home: set the encoding on both sides to UTF-8
[04:09] <Shinj1EVA> apeiron: yes there are.. it takes a while to configure, but after your done, i'm sure you'll like compiz
[04:09] <kemalist> anyway, i'd ask why the hell compiz is set on by default
[04:09] <ubuntu810noob> cchapman: cool. I will try that. THanks for your help.
[04:09] <Shinj1EVA> i'd stay clear of too much eye candy though, it gets distracting
[04:09] <Fenix|home> eliasp_, ok, my ssh client is using utf-8
[04:09] <nsteinme> philippe, http://paste.ubuntu.com/73659/
[04:09] <panfist> how can i do something in the command line like, execute the following command after 'x' minutes
[04:09] <cchapman> ubuntu810noob: not a problem
[04:09] <Fenix|home> what do I need to do to ensure ubuntu is purely utf-8?
[04:09] <JonathanEllis> Can anyone please tell me what the relatime option in fstab is for?
[04:09] <jamesish> panfist: to do something at the command line, type it in.
[04:09] <jamesish> panfist: then hit enter.
[04:09] <kemalist> well guys, serious question, any serious english dictionary for ubuntu?
[04:09] <statim> i need the either apache2-threaded-dev or apache2-prefork-dev, but im not sure which or how im supposed to know which to pick.  anyone have ideas?
[04:10] <n8tuser> JonathanEllis-> man fstab maybe it has an explanation?
[04:10] <musikgoat> panfist: man at
[04:10] <tritium> kemalist: you know you can search for packages in synaptic, or with apt-cache search <term>, right?
[04:10] <Roasted> Can anybody help me diagnose why Ubuntu does not pick up my flash drive??
[04:10] <panfist> musikgoat perfect
[04:10] <Fenix|home> JonathanEllis, Google is your friend and so are MAN pages... but for the lazy... https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Fstab
[04:11] <kemalist> tritium, i couldn't find any dictionary but dict, and i need something with a GUI, any advice is welcome
[04:11] <george> hell-o
[04:11] <tritium> kemalist: Applications -> Accessories -> Dictionary doesn't work for your neesd?
[04:11] <tritium> needs*
[04:11] <kemalist> tritium, it's creepy
[04:11] <philippe_> nsteinme, I take a look
[04:11] <constantin_> when ubuntu refers to a software channel
[04:11] <constantin_> what does that mean
[04:11] <kemalist> i wanted to ask, if i may, for something *more advanced
[04:11] <constantin_> "a later version is available in a software channel"
[04:12] <musikgoat> constantin_: its a repository
[04:12] <nsteinme> philippe, thanks
[04:12] <tritium> kemalist: no idea what you mean by that
[04:12] <musikgoat> !repository
[04:12] <cchapman> Roasted: i can try
[04:12] <Shinj1EVA> Anyone get mplayer vdpau playing mkv x264 files?
[04:12] <Roasted> cchap - I'd love any help you can give me... let me type out what's up...
[04:12] <kemalist> tritium, most of the database is out of date
[04:12] <george> I was wonderin if anyone could walk me through getting flash to work in konqueror
[04:12] <kemalist> and referring to a very old english
[04:12] <constantin_> was that to me ubottu?
[04:12] <musikgoat> constantin_: yes
[04:12] <Fenix|home> hey musikgoat how goes it?
[04:12] <JonathanEllis> Fenix|home and n8tuser: Thanks. I already googled but sometimes if you dont know exactly what the search term should be one wades through loads of stuff that doesnt really help. I must confess I forgot about man fstab :blush:
[04:12] <kemalist> thanks anyway tritium
[04:13] <Michael> Can the Ubuntu 8.10 Desktop Live CD be run on a computer without a hard drive? If so, how?
[04:13] <musikgoat> its ok, and you?
[04:13] <Fenix|home> meh
[04:13] <Roasted> cchapman - My flash drive works in my XP laptop and Vista desktop. My Vista Desktop also dual boots Ubuntu. So by the flash drive working in Vista, it's obvious it's not a hardware issue. In Ubuntu, Ubuntu recognizes my usb wireless, usb mouse, and usb printer... so my USB ports work fine in Ubuntu. But Ubuntu doesn't recognize my flash drive. sudo fdisk -l, gparted, and sudo modprobe usb-storage yield nothing.
[04:13] <tritium> kemalist: so, you're saying you searched?
[04:13] <n8tuser> JonathanEllis-> if not in man fstab, perhaps man mount
[04:13] <Fenix|home> (meh was just added to the dictionary today btw)
[04:13] <cchapman> Roasted: have you looked at dmesg
[04:13] <kemalist> i did tritium, but well, synaptics has got so many packages that it's getting confusing
[04:14] <Fenix|home> n8tuser, man fstab works too
[04:14] <cchapman> see if it sees the insertion of it
[04:14] <Michael> My problem is that the Live CD doesn't seem to boot on my HD less laptop. Any reason why?
[04:14] <Roasted> yes, theonly thing I notice is my usb printer. I dont notice anything... different... that would signify my flash drive
[04:14] <Roasted> let me try...
[04:14] <kemalist> so, with all the due respect for apt. i was looking for something more "human" for an advice
[04:14] <jamesish> Michael: how much ram you got?
[04:14] <dabbu> how can i install kde4 in ubuntu 8.10 while offline ?
[04:14] <JonathanEllis> n8tuser: Thanks. Fenix|home: Meh sounds like something Melchet from Black Adder would say!
[04:14] <Michael> It ran Ubuntu 7 fine
[04:14] <Roasted> cchapman - is there anything in particular I am looking for in dmesg? It's a wholllllllle list of stuff...
[04:15] <Michael> I have 700 ish megs of ram
[04:15] <cchapman> try this
[04:15] <Angah_> i have free the ram
[04:15] <cchapman> Roasted: tail -f /var/log/dmesg
[04:15] <Angah_> got back 3gb
[04:15] <cchapman> Roasted: and insert and remove your flash drive
[04:15] <Shinj1EVA> dmesg | tail
[04:16] <Fenix|home> hey musikgoat is converting ubuntu to utf-8 as simple as installing locale and localeconf?
[04:16] <Roasted> so wait... flash drive unplugged... dmesg tail... then plug it in?
[04:16] <cchapman> Roasted: doesnt matter
[04:16] <musikgoat> Fenix|home:
[04:16] <george> I have konqueror-nsplugins installed, flashplugin-nonfree  <IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu1, but still it doesnt work
[04:16] <MikeHbuntu> Roasted, probably do a dmesg before and after, see what changes.
[04:16] <musikgoat> ^^yes
[04:16] <MikeHbuntu> IMHO
[04:17] <Fenix|home> Roasted, personally I like watch -n 1 dmesg
[04:17] <Fenix|home> you don't have to run the tail over and over again as that command updates every second
[04:17] <cchapman> Roasted: tail -f /var/log/dmesg will auto output anything new to dmesg on your screen
[04:17] <Michael> I heard Ubuntu kills laptops. Any precautions that I should take?
[04:18] <Shinj1EVA> why would it kill your laptop?
[04:18] <cloud-nist> I added /etc /fstab in order to view my NTFS partition and removed the Floppy entries in fstab. Now my usb drive wont mount nor can I see it when I run the sudo fdisk -l command in terminal. Can someone please help me?
[04:18] <musikgoat> Michael using laptops kills laptops
[04:18] <MikeHbuntu> Michael, anything to do with the load cycles on the hdd? i think you need to disable powersave somehow
[04:18] <MikeHbuntu> for the hdd
[04:18] <TVVCR6> Can someone tell me where the hell the download button is on this page? `uname -r` | grep snd
[04:18] <TVVCR6> Oops
[04:18] <cloud-nist> Edited not Added
[04:18] <Michael> Yeah, i think thats what it was about
[04:18] <TVVCR6> http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=support.drivers&f=422
[04:18] <Fenix|home> Michael, check with Interpol to see if Ubuntu has a record... I'm sure they'd have some hints on a serial laptop killer
[04:18] <Roasted> cchapman - when I run that command you said, it doesn't go back to the prompt for me to type it again after I plug in my flash drive to compare what's different.
[04:18] <tritium> TVVCR6: language, please.  We try to keep this channel family-friendly.
[04:19] <cchapman> Roasted: thats becaused the file is open and any changes are written directly to your screen
[04:19] <Roasted> so, open another terminal?
[04:19] <Roasted> or keep it open and plug in the drive and see waht changes?
[04:19] <george> \q
[04:19] <TVVCR6> tritium: sorry
[04:19] <Fenix|home> Michael, but seriously... check http://www.linux-laptop.net/ and see if your laptop and Ubuntu are there... these are reports others with your hardware have made with the success or failure of various linux distros...
[04:19] <cchapman> Roasted: plugin and remove and see what changes
[04:19] <ekontsevoy> 's gtkrc file over to my current theme, but the scrollbars have not changed.
[04:19] <TVVCR6> tritium: didn't think it was a bad word
[04:20] <ekontsevoy> Has anyone ever modified gnome's themes? I want to se the color of scrollbars to the "color of selected item" (just like "Glossy" theme does it) but I can't find how to do that: I even copied glossy's gtkrc file over to my current theme, but the scrollbars have not changed.
[04:20] <MikeHbuntu> Michael, i believe that you can set the powersave mode with hdparm..
[04:20] <JonathanEllis> So it seems that relatime is now a default option for linux filesystems. In that case, is there any point in specifying it explicitly in fstab?
[04:20] <Roasted> I ran the command, plugged it in, counted to 10, unplugged... nothing changed.
[04:20] <MikeHbuntu> mind you, this is anecdotal, although im about to test it with the new harddrive i just got for my macbook.
[04:20] <musikgoat> TVVCR6: i didn't see any bad words either
[04:20] <oly562> wiggles
[04:21] <musikgoat> TVVCR6: oops? maybe,  heh
[04:21] <Fenix|home> musikgoat, since localeconf no longer seems to be a package in intrepid... how do I configure?
[04:21] <Fenix|home> utf8-migration-tool?
[04:21] <Michael> lol
[04:21] <franck> Hi
[04:21] <Shinj1EVA> seriously, no one's tried to get the new nvidia video decode acceleration working?
[04:21] <Michael> What does it mean when you're loading the live cd and the bar stops moving?
[04:22] <musikgoat> Fenix|home: i know its locale-gen  but i don't remembre the syntax
[04:22] <franck> I'm trying to install ubuntu 6.06 on a server but it cannot detect the CDROM
[04:22] <franck> any tips?
[04:22] <MikeHbuntu> Michael, now that issue im not sure about :)
[04:22] <oly562> franck: load windows..
[04:22] <Michael> :(
[04:22] <Michael> Maybe its the CD drive
[04:22] <musikgoat> Fenix|home: locale-gen [options] [locale] [language]
[04:22] <Michael> I'll try my other
[04:22] <franck> it is a sata cdrom
[04:22] <cchapman> Roasted: my bad
[04:22] <Shinj1EVA> guess not :(
[04:22] <Fenix|home> musikgoat, so ubuntu sets the default locale to POSIX?
[04:22] <Fenix|home> wow
[04:22] <cchapman> Roasted: tail -f /var/log/messages
[04:22] <Fenix|home> (at least ubuntu server)
[04:22] <sFEARs> Michael, sometimes it means that the drivers it's trying to load can't be loaded.. try some of the different boot options using f4 at the boot prompt
[04:22] <MikeHbuntu> Michael, does it sound like the drive is going over and over? (does the disc have dirt/scratches on it at all?)
[04:23] <Michael> sorta
[04:23] <Michael> wait its moving again
[04:23] <MikeHbuntu> ooh
[04:23] <Michael> i guess its working
[04:23] <ghindo> Hi, I've got a box that won't boot because of file system errors.  At boot, it says I need to run fsck manually.  Problem is, I'm not sure how.  Any help?
[04:23] <MikeHbuntu> you may have a slightly errored disc, but if its still going, good :)
[04:23] <Shinj1EVA> put in a live cd
[04:23] <Michael> Can ubuntu fit onto a 2 gig flash drive?
[04:23] <sFEARs> ghindo, can you boot into recovery mode?
[04:23] <Roasted> Nov 17 23:23:14 jason-intrepid kernel: [ 2012.572014] usb 4-6: new high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 11
[04:23] <Roasted> Nov 17 23:23:14 jason-intrepid kernel: [ 2012.705645] usb 4-6: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[04:23] <Roasted> Nov 17 23:23:14 jason-intrepid kernel: [ 2012.707029] scsi14 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
[04:23] <Roasted> Nov 17 23:23:18 jason-intrepid kernel: [ 2016.560838] usb 4-6: USB disconnect, address 11
[04:23] <Shinj1EVA> ghindo: use ubuntu live cd, pop open a terminal, run fsck
[04:23] <FloodBot1> Roasted: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:23] <Roasted> oh crap... my bad
[04:23] <musikgoat> Michael for install? or to run the os?
[04:23] <Roasted> I didn't think it'd do that!!
[04:24] <crashatau> My brother does
[04:24] <Michael> To install to
[04:24] <sFEARs> ghindo, recovery mode may give you the fsck option
[04:24] <ghindo> Shinj1EVA: I didn't even think of that.  Thank you.
[04:24] <ghindo> sFEARs: How do you access recover mode?
[04:24] <Fenix|home> musikgoat, locale-gen shows I already have two utf8 locales... I guess all I need to do is change the locale settings
[04:24] <Shinj1EVA> actually,, follow the other's instructions if you can get into recover mode
[04:24] <cchapman> Roasted: did it tell you it connected to something like sdb
[04:24] <musikgoat> Michael: tbh, i don't remember for install, you may be able to pull it off
[04:24] <tritium> Michael: you can create a USB with a persistent home directory in under 1 GB.
[04:24] <Michael> SCORE!
[04:25] <musikgoat> ^^thanks tritium
[04:25] <cchapman> Roasted: or sdb1
[04:25] <MikeHbuntu> Michael, i dont see why you couldnt install straight there, however, there will probably be a few caveats.. ive not tried it yet
[04:25] <sFEARs> ghindo at the boot menu.. press escape a couple of times when you first start your computer.. it should give you a grub boot menu in which will be a recovery mode option
[04:25] <Roasted> cchapman - I don't see anything like that...
[04:25] <ghindo> sFEARs: Okay, I'll give that a shot.  Thank you!
[04:25] <Roasted> it just did what I pasted above in those 4 lines...
[04:25] <cchapman> can you copy it to pastbin
[04:26] <matthias_> hi anybody knows why in youtube i see  like 5 seconds of a mivie and than stops by itself ...
[04:26] <TooR4u> How to install csim in ubuntu?
[04:26] <cchapman> !pastebin
[04:26] <kemalist> matthias_, cause youtube is evil
[04:27] <TooR4u> How to install csim in ubuntu?
[04:27] <cchapman> Roasted: should read somehting like this http://paste.ubuntu.com/73672/
[04:27] <Shinj1EVA> what is csim?
[04:27] <matthias_> the reson is that i installed an firewall but after that not many things works as usual and i uninstalled the firewall but still having problems and youtube clips i have no sound in and the clip for 5 minutes plays in 5 seconds only and freezez or storps
[04:27] <cloud-nist> I edited /etc /fstab in order to view my NTFS partition and removed the Floppy entries in fstab. Now my usb drive wont mount nor can I see it when I run the sudo fdisk -l command in terminal. Can someone please help me?
[04:27] <ipid>  i have a problem with interpid the system freezes, after long period of inactivity. i have tried changing the screen saver to blank no use. from screen saver menu i only see the LCD goes into stand-by but not the CP what could be the cause. Would the system log something because i had to reset by power switch
[04:27] <Shinj1EVA> matthias_: what firewall did you isntall? Why would it affect your sound?
[04:27] <TooR4u> csim is a simulator used to program for network simulations .. Shinj1EVA
[04:28] <musikgoat> !file csim | Shinj1EVA
[04:28] <Shinj1EVA> !file csim
[04:28] <Shinj1EVA> haha
[04:28] <RHorse> ipid, what processor do you have?
[04:28] <musikgoat> eh, not in the repos
[04:28] <Roasted> cchapman - no, it didn't have any sdb tags like that at all...
[04:28] <Shinj1EVA> matthias_: oh well, uhm.. is it an open source app? windows app?
[04:28] <xuburant> I am wondering what the "modifications" are in firefox as the addon. Does anybody know where I can find that info?
[04:28] <cchapman> Roasted: you know how to use pastebin?
[04:28] <Roasted> I'm afraid I don't.
[04:28] <ipid> RHorse: AMD6400+
[04:28] <TooR4u> musikgoat, do you know how to install csim ?
[04:29] <TooR4u> i googled that, but got no luck
[04:29] <matthias_> Shinj1EVA:  fierestarter i think it is named but i do not know why i did that but after installing it i could not hear any sound from my laptop except for the sound when i log in to ubuntu ...
[04:29] <cchapman> Roasted: what filesystem does it have on it?
[04:29] <musikgoat> TooR4u: i'd start with looking for deb packages, or if not, you can build from source
[04:29] <Roasted> fat32
[04:29] <musikgoat> TooR4u: but no, not specifically
[04:29] <Roasted> 8gb flash drive
[04:29] <RHorse> ipid: is that a hyperthreadin g cpu?
[04:29] <matthias_> Shinj1EVA:  no it is in the repository ...
[04:29] <cchapman> Roasted: NTFS, FAT32, EXT3?
[04:29] <Roasted> cchapman - fat32
[04:29] <ipid> RHorse: dont really know
[04:29] <matthias_> any ide why youtube stops after 5 s insted of playing the whole 5 minutes ....
[04:30] <tritium> TooR4u: it does not appear to be open-source
[04:30] <ipid> RHorse: Is there a command to show if it is
[04:30] <Dawson> Hey all, would anyone have any idea why my download speeds from Ubuntu Repositories are so slow?
[04:30] <cchapman> Roasted: goto http://paste.ubuntu.com and past your output from your tail -f /var/log/messages
[04:30] <RHorse> ipid: see if you can play with the Bios settings to get it to work. Esp powersave and hyperthreading if it has it.l modes
[04:31] <musikgoat> Dawson: change your download server
[04:31] <Shinj1EVA> matthias_: no, not too particularly.. youtube is flash.. do you ahve similar problems with other flash based sites?
[04:31] <Dawson> musikgoat, how?
[04:31] <musikgoat> Dawson: system -> admin -> software sources
[04:32] <Dawson> Musikgoat: With you so far, where from here?
[04:32] <Roasted> http://paste.ubuntu.com/73673/
[04:32] <TooR4u> tritium, okey, thank you..
[04:32] <matthias_> Shinj1EVA:  yes ...
[04:32] <musikgoat> Dawson: download from -> pick a server near you,  or you can try running the test
[04:32] <Roasted> cchapman - http://paste.ubuntu.com/73673/
[04:32] <Shinj1EVA> matthias_: are you using 64bit linux w/ nspluginwrapper for the flash plugin? i mean it should work either way.. just wondering..
[04:32] <ipid> RHorse: It was working well with ubuntu 8.04 but now with 8.10 it has this problem
[04:33] <musikgoat> Dawson: i've found that near me cs.umn.edu  is fast for me, even though some of are more local to me (in chicago)
[04:33] <GeorgeAScott> are there any adesso cyber tablet 6400 success stories out there with using pressure?
[04:33] <Dawson> Musikgoat: Huh, I'm finding the same thing. Any idea why?
[04:33] <MikeHbuntu> Dawson, have you tried the kernel.org mirror? they seem to be rather fast for me
[04:33] <musikgoat> Dawson: what do you mean?
[04:33] <apeiron> hum. I start Software Sources but I don't see "Download from".
[04:34] <musikgoat> under the ubuntu software tab
[04:34] <TVVCR6> Can someone help me download the 1010LT drivers for linux?
[04:34] <apeiron> Oh, there it is.
[04:34] <TVVCR6> http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=support.drivers&f=422
[04:34]  * apeiron needs to l2read
[04:34] <RHorse> ipid,  is intrepid stable yet?
[04:34] <musikgoat> :-)
[04:34] <musikgoat> imo, stable is an opinion,  its stable for me :-)
[04:34] <Michael> Are they selling Ubuntu at Best Buy yet?
[04:35] <musikgoat> it was stable enough to release :-)
[04:35] <Dawson> MikeHbuntu: I'm in Canada, will kernel.org still work for me? Musikgoat: Is the server speed based entirely on geographical proximity?
[04:35] <matthias_> Shinj1EVA:  32 bit should notaffect due tu it is just an firewall ...
[04:35] <TVVCR6> Is it on http://www.opensound.com ?
[04:35] <apeiron> I remember back in the day when office supply stores sold Linux.
[04:35] <musikgoat> Dawson: that, and the upload capability of the server, and the demand
[04:35] <MikeHbuntu> Dawson, yes, and yes, sort of.  yes it will work for you fine. its a north american mirror, in california.
[04:35] <ipid> RHorse: I have just installed it yesterday, it seems so
[04:35] <Roasted> cchapman - did you get my pastebin?
[04:36] <MikeHbuntu> and the capacity of the server, as musikgoat mentioned, is definitely a factor.  kernel.org has multiple gigabits.
[04:36] <cchapman> Roasted: ya.   thats is strange
[04:36] <RHorse> ipid: with Ubuntu one must adapt the hw to the sw more than with more ubiquitous OS's
[04:36] <MikeHbuntu> Dawson, try running 'mtr mirrors.kernel.org' from a terminal
[04:36] <Roasted> cchapman - I didn't change anything in my system... that's what's really weird.
[04:36] <Dawson> Musikgoat; MikeHbuntu, thank you so much for your help. Hopefully this will work. :-) Have a good one folks. :-D
[04:36] <Roasted> It (honestly) just randomly happened.
[04:36] <musikgoat> Dawson: where in canada?
[04:36] <MikeHbuntu> and if its relatively short, then you should have wonderful speeds.
[04:36] <cchapman> Roasted: how many usb devices do you have
[04:36] <Roasted> mouse, printer
[04:36] <Dawson> Musikgoat: Edmonton, AB.
[04:37] <Michael> Do I install Ubuntu from Create USB Startup Disk or the Install shortcut?
[04:37] <cchapman> Roasted: you try a different port?
[04:37] <Roasted> oh yes
[04:37] <ToddEDM1>   <--- Beaumont
[04:37] <venu> hi,i have a problem in k-torrent
[04:37] <Roasted> I have 8 ports, I tried them all
[04:37] <MikeHbuntu> Dawson, edmonton.. that shouldn't be too far, network wise, from california i would think
[04:37] <Roasted> 2 front 6 rear
[04:37] <cchapman> Roasted: wow
[04:37] <cchapman> Roasted: you have any other usb flash drives or hard drives
[04:38] <Dawson> MikeHBuntu; I was thinking the same thing. I was on a server from Toronto and it was giving me problems; but I'm thinking this will work. 'mtr mirrors.kernel.org', right?
[04:38] <musikgoat> Dawson: try us uni's near that providence, and kernel.org.... try running the select the best server test too
[04:38] <Roasted> no, nothing that's storage. I just have my wireless adapter.
[04:38] <Roasted> but let me ask my borther, he may have a flash drive
[04:38] <MikeHbuntu> Dawson, yes, that will run a full-screen traceroute program
[04:38] <MikeHbuntu> between you and the server
[04:38] <cchapman> Roasted: ok
[04:38] <lac> #ubuntu
[04:38] <Dawson> MikeHBuntu: Ah, makes sense.
[04:39] <Dawson> MikeHBuntu, Musikgoat, thank you both so much. :-D
[04:39] <MikeHbuntu> not a problem :)
[04:39] <musikgoat> sure :-)
[04:39] <Roasted> cchapman - no go, he lost his. But I can hook up my external HDD quick... its USB
[04:39] <Fenix|home> musikgoat, I can't seem to get ubuntu to not use POSIX for all the LC_
[04:39] <cchapman> Roasted: ok
[04:41] <musikgoat> Fenix|home: whats your output of locale?
[04:41] <virtualstefan13> any one knows the command on how to mount a iso file?
[04:41] <mxweas> how do I stop gdm from starting at boot on intrepid?
[04:42] <Fenix|home> LANG and LC_ALL are blank... LC_* is POSIX
[04:42] <Falstius> virtualstefan13: sudo mount -o loop somefile.iso somedir
[04:42] <mxweas> should I remove the line in /etc/X11/default-display-manager? I've heard it causes it to not boot as it cannot find a default display manager
[04:42] <mxweas> I just want it to show tty1 upon boot
[04:42] <Falstius> virtualstefan13: but it won't work from a LiveCD (at least it didn't last time I tried)
[04:42] <tritium> mxweas: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/reference/ch-tips.en.html#s-no-x-start
[04:42] <mxweas> thx
[04:43] <tritium> mxweas: the method utilizing update-rc.d is the debian/ubuntu preferred approach
[04:43] <venu> i have a problem in k-torrent until lost two days download will have aveg speed of 30kbps now it become 0.5kbps but the broad band speed is not changed can any one tell me what is the problem.................
[04:44] <mxweas> tritium: is it easy to undo?
[04:44] <tritium> mxweas: yes, also using update-rc.d
[04:44] <Roasted> cchapman - it recognizes my usb hard drive.
[04:44] <n8tuser> venu-> the remote end is slow or busy?
[04:44] <Michael> Is there a premade linux ISO that could run on my laptop's boot, load the PCMCIA drivers, then boot Ubuntu from a ext cd drive connected from a USB PCMCIA card?
[04:44] <JonathanEllis> I need to setup a machine with windows2000 and ubuntu dual booting. I need to share the home partition between the two operating systems. The reason for doing this is that the machine will be used to record audio and the audio interface does not work correctly under linux - it only works under windows :-(. I could use ntfs for the home partition but I dont want to. I understand there is the "Ext2 Installable File System For Windows" but this doesnt
[04:44] <cchapman> Roasted: what brand is the flash drive
[04:44] <n8tuser> venu and not many seeders?
[04:45] <Roasted> cchapman - this hard drive is from school before I graduated. it has server 03, xp fat32, xp ntfs. And it cant load two of hte 3 partitions.
[04:45] <Roasted> like it can't mount those partitions.
[04:45] <Roasted> but 1 of them it manages to load, and regardless it recognizes that the partitiotns exist. I didn't even get that with my flash drive... and my flash drive is an A-DATA
[04:45] <Roasted> cchapman - also, my epson usb printer has every single light on it flashing. I've NEVER seen it do that...
[04:45] <Roasted> I just now noticed it.
[04:45] <venu> n8tuser->but in xp it will down load in 35kbps but in ubuntu it is giving proble................
[04:46] <tritium> !enter | Roasted
[04:46] <n8tuser> venu then use xp, where-ever you are most happiest
[04:46] <Roasted> yeah, yeah, I hear ya. I can't help it I type faster than I think.
[04:46] <musikgoat> Fenix|home: hmm,  looking into your problem i bit
[04:47] <CarlFK> what is the package that syncs the clock with a time server?
[04:47] <cchapman> does the printer work?
[04:47] <tritium> cchapman: ntp
[04:48] <knewuser> i see a black background on my "system tray" icons in kde4, any ideas how to solve this? ive asked in kubuntu, but no answer...
[04:48] <tritium> CarlFK: ntp
[04:48] <Roasted> I tried to print a test page and I di not get a response. I'll try printing from openoffice word.
[04:48] <MikeHbuntu> look up ntpd in Synaptic
[04:48] <iyahot> .
[04:48] <iyahH_O_T_> .
[04:48] <venu> no i kept 6 torrents all are 50% download and now it will become  very slow.................
[04:48] <MikeHbuntu> ntpdate sets it once, ntpd keeps it set
[04:48] <Shinj1EVA> hm... man.. vdpau mplayer patch is so buggy
[04:48] <CarlFK> tritium: that's it.  thanks.
[04:48] <Roasted> cchapman - oh, the lights were due to a paper jam.My bad!
[04:48] <sFEARs> knewuser,
[04:49] <VanessaE> !scanner
[04:49] <sFEARs> knewuser, the whole tray is black or just one icon?
[04:49] <knewuser> sFEARs: just the icons background
[04:49] <cchapman> Roasted: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20081116221002AAaXyeJ   seems like other people are having problems with that l=flash drive
[04:49] <kindofabuzz> is there a solution to the problem of downloading torrents slows the netork in Ubuntu even though I have the d/l speed set way low?
[04:50] <Roasted> cchapman - that's actually me. LOL.
[04:50] <troubled> Michael: heh, good luck with that
[04:50] <Michael> Wha...?
[04:50] <sFEARs> knewuser, have you tried removing and re-enableing the systray widget?
[04:50] <cchapman> Roasted: roflmao
[04:50] <Fenix|home> kindofabuzz, the problem isn't downloads... it's uploads and downloads... bittorrent is a natural DDoS type of service
[04:50] <Roasted> imagine that?
[04:50] <troubled> Michael: you forget already?!
[04:50] <venu> ok thx..............
[04:51] <knewuser> sFEARs: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=939566 i think its a bug
[04:51] <Michael> Yeah, but it would be cool if I found something like that
[04:51] <kindofabuzz> Fenix|home, I don't have uploads at max either. does fine when just uploading
[04:51] <musikgoat> Fenix|home: sorry, i'm at a loss
[04:51] <troubled> Michael: trying to do an install only i take it?
[04:51] <Michael> Installing to a USB drive to replace a hard drive for awhile
[04:52] <Michael> USB 1.1 ports on the laptop, only boots from these ports and CD
[04:52] <troubled> Michael: ouch, that will be slow. ive tried 1.1 usb bootstrapped usb keys before. they hurt
[04:53] <Roasted> cchapman - I formatted this 80gb external HDD to Fat32 using Gparted. I just unmounted it, shut off the drive, counted to 10, turned it back on, and it auto-mounted just fine without errors.
[04:53] <Roasted> So my system had no problem moutning a fat32 external HDD (via USB) but it has a problem with my 8gb flash drive (via USB)
[04:53] <Michael> Could I unplug the USB and plug it back in on a faster port after Ubuntu has booted?
[04:54] <iyahH_O_T_> ubuntu it
[04:54] <cchapman> Roasted: with the usb drive inserted type lsusb
[04:54] <iyahH_O_T_> crappy usb stick?
[04:54] <Roasted> cchapman - I apologize, when you say usb drive are you referring to the flash drive or external HDD?
[04:54] <doors98> this is already my third day searching for an answer for me to print from ubuntu to windows xp print server, pls any1 i need ur help
[04:55] <doors98> what will i install on my windows xp so that ubuntu can print from it on the network?
[04:55] <troubled> Michael: you have 2.0 ports available?
[04:55] <cchapman> flash
[04:55] <heliedgar> any spansih?
[04:55] <tritium> !es | heliedgar
[04:55] <frybye> Hi - who has been able to install the new 64bit flash player for linux that was announced yesterday??
[04:56] <heliedgar> ok tanxk
[04:56] <Roasted> cchapman - my lsusb           http://paste.ubuntu.com/73683/
[04:56] <tritium> doors98: nothing necessary to install.  Just be sure to share it on the window$ side.
[04:56] <gigel2006> Non ubuntu question but I don't know where to ask: DOES USPS mail move weekends ?
[04:56] <iyahH_O_T_> ,just reinstalled ubuntu today, after spending 5 hours working on FreeNAS
[04:56] <troubled> Michael: how much memory you got on that laptop anyways?
[04:56] <doors98> tritium:  yap it is installed alright and ubuntu can even detect it
[04:56] <iyahH_O_T_> I couldn't get that crap tp work
[04:56] <Michael> 700 ish
[04:57] <cchapman> Roasted: Bus 004 Device 015: ID 0c0b:b311 Dura Micro, Inc. (Acomdata)      looks like the drive
[04:57] <Roasted> that is the external HDD
[04:57] <troubled> Michael: hmm, but kinda tight, but you can always do some kind of fancy ramdisk based install and run from ram, perhaps try a pivot_root to the drive afterwords or something fancy
[04:57] <Roasted> I just realized the usb flash drive is in my laptop, duuur... one second
[04:57] <Circs> Are problems with today's update widespread or should I be combing my system more throughly?
[04:58] <doors98> tritium: when i clik the verify button it says that the printer isnt accessible
[04:58] <tritium> Circs: what problems, and what update?
[04:58] <JonathanEllis> gigel2006: Check www.usps.gov
[04:58] <tritium> doors98: sorry, I don't use Window$, so I can't help you beyond what was said above.
[04:58] <gigel2006> JonathanEllis: I am on that site but it doesn't say anywhere
[04:59] <Circs> tritium: Well specifically the firefox update from the ubuntu repos. My firefox is very slow now.
[04:59] <oly562> question - does ubuntu support selinux?
[04:59] <doors98> tritium: thanks anyway, i'l try to post again so that sum1 can read and help me
[04:59] <gigel2006> JonathanEllis: I was just asking any americans with shipping experience, if the mail travels during weekends
[04:59] <Roasted> cchapman - I ran lsusb with my flash drive plugged in, but it's hanging... just a flashing box...
[05:00] <cchapman> Roasted: interesting
[05:00] <kindofabuzz> Circs, FF profiles can get trashed sometimes after an update, try a new one
[05:00] <Roasted> cchapman - do you think formatting it would yield any different results?
[05:00] <delfick> hello, does anyone know how I can get the sidebuttons on my mouse to work as backward and forward buttons in nautilus (like they do in firefox) ? :)
[05:00] <troubled> oly562: are you using ubuntu right now? if so, search for selinux in the packages
[05:00] <oly562> man selinux
[05:00] <oly562> oh ic
[05:00] <cchapman> Roasted: that may be worth a try
[05:01] <kyle205> Can anyonw help me with a problem i'm having?  Could you give me a link on how to do it or the correct term to search? (My brain is like a flat tire today...)
[05:01] <troubled> oly562: many distros support selinux to some extent, but may not be enabled or configured
[05:01] <oly562> is it in the default local on ubuntu?
[05:01] <troubled> oly562: no idea, i use debian :)
[05:02] <oly562> last i saw it was on redhat 5 and centos 5
[05:02] <oly562> ill check...
[05:02] <Conexion> Does anybody know how to shrink the icon size of the main tool bar in Nautilus?
[05:02] <kindofabuzz> Circs, huh? to make a new profile just run firefox -P http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_Manager
[05:02] <troubled> even debian supports selinux (disabled by default), so i wouldnt doubt ubuntu has for a while as well
[05:02] <kindofabuzz> that's not all togeher
[05:02] <Conexion> Just curious, it makes me feel like a grandma, heh
[05:02] <kindofabuzz> Circs, that's a seperate link, not part of the command
[05:03] <Circs> kindofabuzz: Thanks, it's been a long day. (My mail box was like a firing squad this morning.)
[05:03] <luddite> i have a acer aspire 4315 laptop and 8.10 installed. the screen keeps randomly flickering to black allt he time. its veru annoying
[05:03] <luddite> very
[05:03] <kindofabuzz> Circs, for the best FF help visit http://forums.mozillazine.org
[05:03] <Circs> kindofabuzz: TY
[05:03] <kyle205> Can anyonw help me with a problem i'm having? I just moved my wubi installation to a real partition and now it won't boot...
[05:04] <oly562> does ubuntu support zfs?
[05:04] <krishmish>  /nickserv IDENTIFY krishmish windows
[05:04] <codesmith> Hello
[05:05] <tritium> krishmish: time to change your password
[05:05] <troubled> krishmish: better change that now :)
[05:05] <krishmish> yeah
[05:05] <CarlFK> doh - /etc/timezone was wrong.  I changed it to US/Central - how to I get the OS clock to adjust?  date still says PST
[05:05] <gigel2006> JonathanEllis: ok, thanks! I found that they do transport during weekends but they don't deliver. found on yahoo answers
[05:05] <codesmith> I'm lost
[05:05] <Conexion> So, any ideas on how to change the Main Tool Bar in Nautilus so the icons are smaller?
[05:05] <codesmith> Where am I?
[05:05] <JonathanEllis> gigel2006: Glad you found that out and sorry if my quick answer seemed patronising!
[05:06] <troubled> codesmith: you started xchat didnt ya!
[05:06] <tritium> codesmith: only you know the answer to that
[05:06] <troubled> codesmith: welcome to freenode then ;)
[05:06] <gigel2006> JonathanEllis: lol no worries
[05:06] <oly562> lol how sinister
[05:06] <codesmith> Hi, buddy, troubled
[05:07] <troubled> codesmith: hey there
[05:07] <codesmith> where are you? troubled
[05:07] <troubled> codesmith: over here, but I suggest taking off topic discussions to #defocus :)
[05:07] <djhash> is anyone aware of a bug in ibex.. where when I tell it to unmount a usb drive.. it automatically remounts it?!
[05:07] <tritium> troubled: or #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:07] <troubled> tritium: ahh, thanks
[05:08] <Roasted> cchapman - formatted it to fat32 in my XP laptop, and its still not recognized in ubuntu.
[05:08] <djhash> its kinda annoying when I try to gparted!!!
[05:08] <kyle205> I just moved my wubi installation to a real partition and now it won't boot... Can anyone help?
[05:09] <slimjimflim> anybody know how to fix the bug where you have to disable/enable
[05:09] <slimjimflim>               the ubuntu addon for ff3 in order to connect to sites?
[05:09] <slimjimflim> otherwise it says 'working offline'
[05:09] <kyle205> Anyone?
[05:09] <djhash> kyle205: i'm not experience with wubi.. but I belive you might either need to re configure grub.. or maybe it just doesnt work that way
[05:09] <cchapman> Roasted: only conslusion i can come to is it is incompatible with linux
[05:10] <Roasted> it worked before... :*(
[05:10] <Roasted> its a new flash drive, about 3 weeks old. It's worked up until last night.
[05:10] <ivanoats> if I see another user logged on, can I take over their session? I want to close their session so I can get what they did written to .bash_history ( I own the machine and sudo / root)
[05:10] <shinoj> slimjimflim: are you talking of ff starting offline?
[05:10] <djhash> kyle205: why dont you follow this and try to fix grub.. it might help
[05:10] <slimjimflim> shinoj, yea
[05:10] <djhash> !grub | kyle205
[05:11] <codesmith> Who can give me an answer about "Universe repository"
[05:11] <kindofabuzz> ivanoats, sudo nano ~/user/.bash_history
[05:11] <zoople> hi all, having some ethernet troubles. lan works fine wirelessly and ethernet has worked fine in Hardy, but with Intrepid, unable to connect.
[05:11] <ivanoats> kindofabuzz:  .bash_history isn't written until the user logs out
[05:11] <kindofabuzz> ahh
[05:11] <kindofabuzz> boot them off lol
[05:11] <zoople> ive tried setting everything statically, including the routes, but still no luck
[05:11] <ivanoats> i wish it was that easy
[05:11] <ivanoats> i think if I boot them off, then .bash_history is not written
[05:12] <codesmith> What's meaning of "Install package from the Universe repository"?
[05:12] <tritium> !universe | codesmith
[05:12] <Shinj1EVA> anyone get past this on playing an mkv using ffh264vdpau codec in mplayer? http://paste.ubuntu.com/73684/
[05:12] <shinoj> slimjimflim: it happens when you take internet through other ways than through NM
[05:13] <slimjimflim> shinj1eva, vlc or kmplayer work
[05:13] <Shinj1EVA> they aren't compiled for vdpau
[05:13] <slimjimflim> shinoj, nm?
[05:13] <n8tuser> zoople-> can you elaborate on your network layout?
[05:13] <wmg1976> hi
[05:13] <zoople> sure, its pretty standard, got a all in one modem and router which this lappy connects to
[05:13] <zoople> then there is a wireless AP connected to that
[05:13] <codesmith> I can connect to Internet, but I always failed to get info from repository, such as Universe ,why?
[05:14] <Shinj1EVA> guess no one really messes with bleeding edge stuff here :(
[05:14] <shinoj> slimjimflim: network manager
[05:14] <paul68> n8tuser: goodmorning how are you today?
[05:14] <n8tuser> zoople-> so the lappy connected to the modem/router is okay
[05:14] <troubled> ivanoats: if you dont trust them, you probably shouldnt have allowed them on in the first place
[05:14] <srx2002> hi guys, I just installed ubuntu ...so far it's been great. ( I had some trouble with mandriva 2009 and the kde4...) so far it's been great, even though I am a N00b
[05:14] <tritium> codesmith: perhaps you've not configured apt to use that repo.  Read those URLs I sent you again.
[05:14] <slimjimflim> shinoj, oh, i'm using  wifi-radar
[05:14] <zoople> nah the ethernet is where im having the trouble
[05:14] <shinoj> slimjimflim: there is also fix. i did it long back
[05:14] <zoople> connects to the wireless AP fine
[05:14] <ivanoats> troubled: i trust them of course
[05:14] <n8tuser> paul68-> good evening my side
[05:14] <zoople> and thats what im on now
[05:14] <zoople> but for some reason, using ethernet is not good
[05:15] <troubled> ivanoats: yet you are snooping on them?
[05:15] <slimjimflim> codesmith, edit /etc/sources.list and uncomment the part about universe
[05:15] <shinoj> slimjimflim: are you using hardy?
[05:15] <n8tuser> paul68 okay, i hope you had a good rest
[05:15] <slimjimflim> shinoj, ya
[05:15] <zoople> and i know its not the setup coz i have a dual boot with Hardy and its fine on that
[05:15] <ivanoats> troubled: i need to know because we are working on it together
[05:15] <shinoj> slimjimflim:  what is the ff version
[05:15] <Roasted> cchapman - thanks for your help, though. I appreciate it.
[05:15] <ivanoats> troubled: and he forgot to log off
[05:15] <slimjimflim> 3
[05:15] <ivanoats> troubled: can you help me?
[05:15] <slimjimflim> shinoj, 3.0.3
[05:15] <troubled> ivanoats: use screen next time and share a session
[05:16] <zoople> whenever i try to ping out the ethernet i just get "connect: Network is unreachable"
[05:16] <paul68> n8tuser: A short rest I am at the office at this point and am not able to connect to the server from here that's for 12 hours from now :-)
[05:16] <n8tuser> zoople-> and you are getting an ip address from the router okay?
[05:16] <LF|Irssi> !screen
[05:16] <zoople> yup, but even if i wasnt, is et all that statically in the settings
[05:16] <srx2002> quick question, I did the updates and it seems to get a list...does that mean they re installed automatically??
[05:16] <shinoj> slimjimflim: wait i will search for the solution
[05:16] <slimjimflim> shinoj, ty
[05:16] <zoople> ive got a pastebin of all my network troubleshooting
[05:16] <n8tuser> paul68-> lets work on it later when you get home
[05:16] <zoople> http://www.pastebucket.net/73v2j2
[05:16] <troubled> ivanoats: if in doubt, send his bash the TERM signal instead of KILL
[05:17] <zoople> eht0 is the ethernet and eth1 is the wireless looks like
[05:17] <Roasted> Meanwhile, does anybody else out here have any experience with getting USB flash drives to work? I have a usb mouse, usb printer, usb external hard drive, and they all work in ubuntu. My flash drive work sin my xp laptop so I know it's fine. But I can't get my flash drive to respond in Ubuntu. Anybody got an idea?
[05:17] <paul68> n8tuser: I understand that the 3 subnets are in fact an extra security layer right, how does my dhcp fit onto all this?  and can you give me the forwarding rules again for the iptables so that I can put them into a script
[05:17] <drakeman> hello good night please anyone can help me with my problem i lost my setting in xorg of 1152x864 , now i dont know how to put it again, anyone with a little experience in xorg.conf?
[05:17] <drakeman> pleaseee
[05:17] <n8tuser> zoople-> per your post ,there are no ip address assigned to either eth0 or eth1
[05:17] <TVVCR6> !wine
[05:17] <slimjimflim> roasted, you'll have to mount it manually if it's not automatically recognized
[05:18] <drakeman> someone samy that i have to put this info
[05:18] <zoople> yeah thats the weird thing
[05:18] <zoople> coz ive set em statically in the settings
[05:18] <n8tuser> paul68-> bare with me for a few,
[05:18] <slimjimflim> roasted, remember most flash drives use fat32
[05:18] <Roasted> slimjimfilm - it's not recognized by gparted, sudo fdisk -l, or anything. Otherwise I could manually mount it - I'm familiar with that.
[05:18] <tritium> zoople: paste /etc/network/interfaces to confirm those settings
[05:18] <zoople> i tried to set em using ifconfig but get errors
[05:18] <paul68> n8tuser: sure no problem
[05:18] <zoople> yup sure
[05:18] <slimjimflim> roasted, try lsusb
[05:18] <tritium> zoople: (not here -- use pastebin)
[05:18] <slimjimflim> or lspci
[05:18] <Roasted> slimjim - I have. It yields no results for my flash drive.
[05:18] <zoople> sure thing tritium :-)
[05:18] <Roasted> At least, that I can tell.
[05:18] <troubled> drakeman: tried: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
[05:19] <Michael> apt-get is awesome
[05:19] <drakeman> yeah, but it doesnt show me anything
[05:19] <drakeman> with screen resolution
[05:19] <ivanoats> troubled: how do i send a TERM signal?
[05:19] <drakeman> only about keyboard settings
[05:19] <slimjimflim> pastebin the results of lsusb, roasted
[05:19] <n8tuser> zoople-> did you do ifdown eth0; ifup eth0  to really get the settings take effect?
[05:19] <Roasted> all right, 1 moment
[05:19] <troubled> ivanoats: help kill
[05:19] <drakeman> look, some guy in ubuntuforums
[05:19] <zoople> ill try that now
[05:19] <drakeman> give me that info
[05:19] <drakeman> http://paste.ubuntu.com/73689/
[05:19] <zoople> ok wow
[05:19] <n8tuser> zoople-> i assume eth0 as the one connected to the router
[05:19] <zoople> says eth0 not configured
[05:19] <troubled> ivanoats: and kill -l
[05:20] <Roasted> slimjimflim - When I lsusb, it takes a few minutes. I get a flashing box... I'll post when it's done.
[05:20] <n8tuser> zoople maybe its eth1 ?
[05:20] <troubled> ivanoats: followed by "kill -<sig#> <pid#>"
[05:20] <drakeman> but this dont work, i just got a running in low graphic mode and ask me to restore a backup xorg.conf
[05:20] <slimjimflim> that's not normal, roasted...it should be instant
[05:20] <zoople> nah coz the mac on that is the one of my wlan card im sure of it
[05:20] <slimjimflim> what kind of cpu do you have?
[05:20] <n8tuser> !who | zoople
[05:20] <zoople> ok sorry
[05:20] <troubled> ivanoats: you probably want 15 (SIGTERM)
[05:20] <Roasted> slim - I know. It's instant when I don't have it plugged in... but lags with it plugged in. Also, I just formatted this to fat32 on my xp laptop. And it yielded no difference.
[05:21] <ivanoats> thanks very much, checking out the help kill
[05:21] <tritium> zoople: are you going to pastebin that file?
[05:21] <shinoj> slimjimflim: wait searching in the mail for it
[05:21] <zoople> sorry tritium
[05:21] <troubled> ivanoats: that, or just reboot the machine next time ;)
[05:21] <zoople> just looks like i got something else going on coz it says that i dont have any eth0
[05:21] <slimjimflim> ok, shinoj
[05:22] <drakeman> anyone with info o little help with this please?
[05:22] <slimjimflim> roasted, pls use my full name when paging me
[05:22] <Angah_> drakeman: tell ur problem
[05:22] <slimjimflim> but yea, roasted, i don't know much else you can do then
[05:22] <Roasted> slimjimflim - all right. Also - Here's the paste bin to my lsusb, it finally responded http://paste.ubuntu.com/73690/
[05:23] <troubled> drakeman: just edit your config
[05:23] <drakeman> ok, before yesterday i have my resolution in screen 1152x768, but i ran some command in aticonfig to use a clone image of my screen to the tv, now i just got 1024x768 in resolution
[05:23] <n8tuser> paul68-> you would have dchp serving from dlink, another one for your internal 192.168.3.X and a 3rd one for linksys serving the 192.168.1.X
[05:23] <shinoj> slimjimflim: http://paste.ubuntu.com/73692/
[05:23] <drakeman> i try this info sugested by a user in ubuntu forums but didnt work
[05:23] <slimjimflim> roasted, yea, i have no idea then
[05:23] <drakeman> http://paste.ubuntu.com/73689/
[05:24] <slimjimflim> roasted, i think there's some kind of log that should have any new usb devices listed though
[05:24] <piju_> why playing movie cause my display went dimmer ?
[05:24] <slimjimflim> i forget where it is
[05:24] <drakeman> but i got a messages that says, running in low graphic mode!!!
[05:24] <shinoj> slimjimflim:  tell me if you get it right
[05:24] <slimjimflim> ok
[05:24] <drakeman> and i have to restar my old .bak xorg
[05:24] <Randall1> k does anyone know if the Nvidia Geforce4: MX 420 is still supported
[05:24] <troubled> drakeman: perhaps you aren't using the same drivers
[05:24] <drakeman> and im with 1024 yet
[05:24] <paul68> n8tuser: true but how does my dhcp server gets to give out the ips like I declared them in my dhcpd.config
[05:24] <n8tuser> paul68-> echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward;    iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
[05:24] <Roasted> slimjimflim - chappman was helping me earlier. He gave me some command with var/log/messages, or something like that. It responded when I plugged in the flash drive... so my system was aware of SOMETHING being present. But it never acted as an actual storage device.
[05:24] <break_free> i installed emerald theme manager but it keeps freezing when I click on a theme... then I have to kill it
[05:24] <demonspork> Ranall1, there is no reason for it not to be supported
[05:25] <populas> hi there
[05:25] <demonspork> Randall1, there is no reason for it not to be supported
[05:25] <n8tuser> paul68-> thats for the 192.168.3.x on your dhcpd.conf  not config
[05:25] <drakeman> troubled: but this is the same drivers i used everytime, i didnt change it! im using propiertary ati drivers for ubuntu!
[05:25] <Randall1> demonspork: when i try and enable the driver it always boots to low-graphics mode
[05:25] <shovi> why does firefox display webpages so different in ubuntu than windows... i have msttcorefonts..
[05:25] <troubled> drakeman: try reinstall that package perhaps?
[05:25] <populas> I am in need of some help with screen and creating an alias to start a screen session in multiuser mode
[05:25] <demonspork> Randall1, it requires the legacy drivers
[05:25] <codesmith> Hi, buddies
[05:25] <drakeman> troubled: but i cant edit the xorg to set my resolution? too hard to do it?
[05:25] <paul68> n8tuser: understand but since there is nothing between my linksys and the eth1 its not of much use then right
[05:25] <oly562> populas:  bash something screen, i dont recall. let me check
[05:25] <Randall1> demonspork: well in hardware drivers it shows that one is available
[05:26] <demonspork> Randall1, the -legacy driver package needs to be installed
[05:26] <Randall1> demonspork: how?
[05:26] <demonspork> Randall1, through synaptic
[05:26] <Roasted> slimjimflim - I'm going to boot to a LiveCD and see if it responds on a LiveCD. Thank you for your help.
[05:26] <troubled> drakeman: no, its pretty easy to add a modeline from the examples given, so long as its using the driver you need for accelerated X for your card
[05:26] <n8tuser> paul68-> correct, so you dont need it, but in case you add devices on that subnet
[05:26] <break_free> any ideas as to why emerald theme manager keeps locking up?
[05:26] <codesmith> Why I cannot get package index of repository? If I cannot, I cannot install package, right?
[05:26] <Randall1> demonspork: which one would it be
[05:27] <populas> i know how to create a shared screen session, I just need to create an alias, and this is what I have tried to no avail  alias screen='screen -S share-test && CTRL-A :multiuser on CTRL-A :acladd root'
[05:27] <demonspork> Randall1, I think it is nvidia-glx-legacy
[05:27] <tritium> codesmith: again, did you configure it properly in /etc/apt/sources.list ?
[05:27] <n8tuser> paul68-> also we have configured your linksys as dhcp client, so a dhcp server has to give it an ip address
[05:27] <demonspork> Randall1, I am not sure, it has been a while since I messed with my box that has an MX 440 in it
[05:27] <oly562> populas: maybe in /etc/screenrc?
[05:27] <paul68> n8tuser: true
[05:28] <Randall1> demonspork: will there be anything i need to uninstall and after i install that what would i do
[05:28] <n8tuser> paul68-> iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -o eth1 -m state --state ESTABLISHED,RELATED -j ACCEPT
[05:28] <troubled> populas: try set your options in your ~/.screenrc file?
[05:28] <drakeman> troubled: now im using some amd propiertary fglrx graphics drivers, and is active in this moment, when i reconfigure my xorg it shows as deactivate but if i turn the drivers on again it not fix my resolution problem!
[05:28] <codesmith> How to do it, trimph
[05:28] <n8tuser> paul68->  iptables -A FORWARD -i eth1 -o eth0 -j ACCEPT
[05:28] <heliedgar> hey someone with knowledge about integrates calculus
[05:28] <heliedgar> ?=
[05:28] <tritium> heliedgar: please stay on topic
[05:29] <oly562> populas: maybe .bashrc or um... .bash_aliases ?
[05:29] <heliedgar> ok
[05:29] <piju_> why playing movie cause my display went dimmer ?
[05:29] <codesmith> tritium
[05:29] <troubled> drakeman: you are using the driver you want right now? whats in your xorg config for resultions?
[05:29] <demonspork> Randall1, uninstall any other nvidia-glx packages that are already installed
[05:29] <heliedgar> i dont know how to use octave
[05:29] <tritium> codesmith: System -> Adminisration -> Software Sources
[05:29] <codesmith> how to edit
[05:29] <paul68> n8tuser: however I would have liked to use it since the whole goal of this excersise is to implement iptables with the restrictions on several ip ranges
[05:29] <codesmith> come on
[05:29] <populas> oly, looked in both places
[05:29] <codesmith> tritium, i follow your steps
[05:30] <Randall1> demonspork: none are, so after i install legacy drivers what do i do?
[05:30] <populas> I just need a user to be able to enter an alias, that sets the screen session to shared, so at any given time an admin can log in and help them with their commands
[05:30] <tritium> heliedgar: octave is like matlab -- not likely what you're looking for.  What do you need to do?
[05:30] <n8tuser> paul68-> take notes on what i pasted so far..am not going to repeat them, scroll back if you have to
[05:30] <codesmith> what's the next step?
[05:30] <heliedgar> i need to integrate
[05:30] <paul68> n8tuser: already done
[05:30] <WebcamWonder> Does anyone know what the table "TagsTree" is meant to hold in the digiKam SQLite Database?
[05:30] <oly562> populas: maybe something like in .bashrc    um...  alias screen="" something between the qoutes?
[05:30] <heliedgar> but i havent use matlab
[05:30] <drakeman> troubled: ok let me use pastebin to show my xorg.conf
[05:30] <tritium> heliedgar: numerically, or close-form solution?
[05:30] <troubled> populas: man screen ; /screenrc
[05:30] <populas> my problem is that when setting the alias, I dont know how to make the alias run :multiuser on :acladd user
[05:30] <n8tuser> !who | populas
[05:30] <paul68> n8tuser: I know I'm a nail in your coffin right now and I'm sorry for that
[05:30] <ardantus> Need help how to talking with another user in ubuntu shell command?
[05:31] <troubled> populas: I already told you, use a .screenrc file in your homedir to set options
[05:31] <fserve> o_O
[05:31] <zenlunatic> ardantus: man write
[05:31] <tritium> !pm | heliedgar, codesmith
[05:31] <populas> do you have any idea the syntax to place in that file troubled?
[05:31] <oly562> i love it when people say man it  lol
[05:31] <troubled> populas: man screen, explains all!
[05:31] <n8tuser> paul68-> i dont mind assisting, as long as you take notes, i cant remember what i typed earlier, or sometimes confuses which interface is which from you layout
[05:31] <ardantus> zenlunatic, ok i try
[05:31] <heliedgar> ok
[05:31] <heliedgar> sorry
[05:31] <slimjimflim> roasted, np
[05:31] <drakeman> troubled: look troubled this is my actual xorg file http://paste.ubuntu.com/73695/
[05:31] <demonspork> Randall1, you might be able to use the driver enabling tool to enable it
[05:32] <heliedgar> well
[05:32] <paul68> n8tuser: no problem
[05:32] <heliedgar> i dont know wath do u mean with numerically or close-form
[05:32] <troubled> populas: I should mention that if ubuntu and debian are similar, that may not work by default due to perms on the dir's and dev's for the controlling tty
[05:32] <n8tuser> ardantus talk or wall maybe?
[05:32] <break_free> any ideas as to why emerald theme manager keeps locking up?
[05:32] <Randall1> demonspork: well apparently nvidia-glx-legacy doesn't exist or has been obsoleted, and when i use the driver enabling tool it tells me it boots to low-graphics mode
[05:32] <demonspork> Randall1, if that doesn't work you can try installing the driver manually from the nvidia website (not a super-easy process) or find someone else to help you
[05:32] <n8tuser> ardantus ytalk or wall maybe?
[05:32] <tritium> heliedgar: you need to know
[05:32] <zenlunatic> n8tuserno it is write
[05:33] <oly562> populas:  i think while in screen you can do a C-a ?  and it will show list of available screen cmds
[05:33] <Randall1> demonspork: alright thanks
[05:33] <troubled> populas: you need to ensure that every user has read (and write for write perm) access to the tty and that screen run suid and have access to control a special dir for the sockets it uses
[05:33] <codesmith> thanks for your suggestion, tritium
[05:33] <Angah_> how to use bandwidth shaping in squid?
[05:33] <heliedgar> tririum: to integrate
[05:33] <tritium> codesmith: did it work?
[05:33] <oly562> populas: troubled sounds right
[05:33] <codesmith> no
[05:33] <oly562> . rc it
[05:33] <populas> oly562 apparently you dont understand what I am trying to do
[05:33] <troubled> screen in multi user is a pita in debian, i doubt ubuntu is any diff
[05:33] <tritium> codesmith: then you're likely not doing it right.
[05:33] <tritium> !repos | codesmith
[05:33] <codesmith> I don't know what's the correct steps
[05:34] <tritium> codesmith: see that last URL above
[05:34] <populas> Oly I have and know how to share a screen sessions between users, I want to create an alias that runs the appropriate commands to run what is needed to do so, with one command
[05:34] <codesmith> I doubt URL is wrong
[05:34] <oly562> populas: apparently i dont care either. just trying to help
[05:34]  * troubled waddles off to fetch a litre of cola
[05:34] <tritium> codesmith: I doubt it is wrong as well.  (in other words, it is correct)
[05:34] <populas> for example oly  alias screen='screen -L -S share-test && :multiuser on && :acladd root'
[05:34] <codesmith> How to select a correct server?
[05:34] <oly562> poplar: yep
[05:35] <heliedgar> well im leaving tanxk anyway
[05:35] <populas> that that does not process teh :multiuser on or :acladd user althought it will set the alias
[05:35] <tritium> heliedgar: numerical integration will result in a number for an answer.  A closed-form solution will give you an answer in terms of the variable of integration.
[05:35] <slimjimflim> shinoj, great, worked like a charm
[05:35] <zenlunatic> ardantus: keep in mind users can turn-off receiving msgs
[05:35] <codesmith> Does it mean I haven't connect sever correctly? right, tritium?
[05:35] <shinoj> slimjimflim: :)
[05:36] <KiNg-NoThInG> www.sourcecodefile.com
[05:36] <leo> holasssssssssssssss
[05:36] <drakeman> hola leo
[05:36] <Mittim> Good evening.
[05:36] <tritium> codesmith: I don't know what you've done unless you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:36] <break_free> i installed emerald theme manager but it keeps freezing when I click on a theme... any help?
[05:36] <populas> okay oly, well thanks but no thanks...
[05:36] <paul68> n8tuser: I had prepaired a script for ip tables http://paste.ubuntu.com/73697/    and want to give the known devices from my dhcp server.conf access and the unknown users limited access
[05:36] <oly562> populas: anytime ;)
[05:36] <troubled> populas: you do realise with that alias that :multiuser would try to be run in bash right?
[05:37] <paul68> n8tuser: there might be still errors in it but thats what I try to achieve
[05:37] <drakeman> troubled: how it looks the xorg.conf file ?
[05:37] <troubled> leo: hola
[05:37] <troubled> drakeman: url?
[05:37] <shovi> why does firefox display webpages so different in ubuntu than windows... i have msttcorefonts..
[05:37] <populas> yes, that is what I am here seeing if anyone knows how to execute it properly troubled
[05:37] <oly562> populas: just outta curiosity what are you trying to screen ? core reason
[05:37] <codesmith> Does it mean I haven't connect sever correctly? right, tritium?/
[05:38] <tritium> codesmith: I don't know what you've done unless you pastebin your /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:38] <codesmith> sorry
[05:38] <shadowwulf> hello i need some help here, i have a ubuntu 8.10 that logs into the ubuntu ... but shows a blank screen
[05:38] <troubled> populas: put the options in your .screenrc
[05:38] <populas> so how can I tell bash to pipe it to the program in the alias troubled?
[05:38] <iyahot> shadow explain
[05:38] <codesmith> If everything is right, what's the result?
[05:38] <leo> alguno de argentina?
[05:38] <populas> troubled, can you provide with the syntax or an example that will get that accomplished in the screenrc file?
[05:39] <paul68> !who |codesmith
[05:39] <codesmith> Should I see the directories in Add/Remove
[05:39] <tritium> !es | leo
[05:39] <vock> Do I want VirtualBox or Virtualbox OSE for Hardy? (Any diff?)
[05:39] <shadowwulf> iyahot, i can log into ubuntu .. but there is no desktop to say of ... its blank ... and so is the log on screen ...
[05:39] <Giovanni_2> alguma brasileira
[05:39] <tritium> codesmith: did you read the URLs I had ubottu send you?
[05:39] <shadowwulf> iyahot, i have the latest drivers
[05:39] <drakeman> troubled: http://paste.ubuntu.com/73695/
[05:39] <tritium> !pt | Giovanni_2
[05:39] <troubled> populas: try just add each option you want, one per line
[05:39] <drakeman> troubled: there you go troubled http://paste.ubuntu.com/73695/
[05:39] <iyahot> is it like DOS mode and u cant get out of it
[05:39] <codesmith> I read it
[05:39] <populas> alright, thanks troubled
[05:40] <iyahot> ?
[05:40] <troubled> populas: without the : i would imagine
[05:40] <troubled> drakeman: sec
[05:40] <n8tuser> paul68-> a quick glance at it, it seems okay, proof of the pudding is always do a test on it
[05:40] <Conexion> I was wondering, "Sudo" ... is that pronounced Sue-Dough or Sue-Doo?
[05:40] <oly562> iyahot: cntl-alt-f2, ps -ax , find the process, kill -9 xxxx, cntl-f7, get back to gui
[05:41] <troubled> drakeman: thats all that was there?
[05:41] <tritium> Conexion: keep in mind that it allows you to "do" things as the "superuser"
[05:41] <drakeman> troubled: yeah, now i enable the ati driver and i got this, http://paste.ubuntu.com/73701/
[05:41] <paul68> n8tuser: I get errors but thats for a later stage but as you can see I was hoping to achieve that, which was originally also the reason the linksys was set as switch instead of router
[05:41] <shadowwulf> any help on a blank screen .. with latest nvidia drivers and 8.10 ?
[05:42] <drakeman> troubled: but i cannot enable the 1152x resolution yet, look this http://paste.ubuntu.com/73701/
[05:42] <n8tuser> paul68-> but please do not forget to finish a networking tutorial, you promised me!
[05:42] <oly562> Conexion: sudoers so sudu
[05:42] <Conexion> tritium: Yeah, I was just curious as I've heard a few different videos say both
[05:42] <paul68> n8tuser: I won't forget still reading and try to comprehend what is happening
[05:42] <troubled> drakeman: did you try the suggestion to run: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg?
[05:42] <oly562> Conexion: who cares as long as you know how to use it i say ;)
[05:42] <Conexion> Thanks both tritium and oly562 :)
[05:42] <Conexion> :D
[05:43] <troubled> drakeman: chances are, your setup isn't showing the options for resolutions. also, doesn't ubuntu come with a tool to adjust resolutions? tried ctrl-alt-+/- combo to bump the res?
[05:43] <paul68> n8tuser: but at this stage already figured out that dhcp is useless on the linksys so I'm not a complete lost case right ;-)
[05:43] <oly562> Conexion: would have been much cooler to name it after sulu
[05:43] <SeaOfTea> How come fonts in linux always look like crap.  I mean some of them don't look bad but fonts like on web pages are usually to small or if I try playing a game the fonts are crappy/pixely/distorted?
[05:43] <SeaOfTea> linux = ubuntu
[05:43] <populas> beautiful troubled, I got it working
[05:43] <tritium> SeaOfTea: no
[05:43] <populas> Thanks again
[05:43] <Conexion> oly562: :D
[05:43] <smokewon> test
[05:43] <n8tuser> paul68-> a hub is very cheap nowadays, dont use the lan side of a router/gateway for that, or else you get confused or people helping you get confused
[05:43] <oly562> SeaOfTea: ?
[05:43] <zoople> so ive read a few issues with flash on ubuntu. before i install anything, whats is the going tip?
[05:44] <SeaOfTea> they don't look the same as they do if I'm say running vista
[05:44] <mimcpher> I'd just like to announce that the sound the ubuntu installer made after copying files scared the crap out of me.
[05:44] <oly562> SeaOfTea: linux > windoze
[05:44] <SeaOfTea> they are not as smooth
[05:44] <Conexion> Is there an advantage to logging in as a user when you're configuring a lot of things versus logging in as root?
[05:44] <SeaOfTea> I agree ubuntu beats the pants of vista in every way
[05:44] <SeaOfTea> except with fonts
[05:44] <n8tuser> paul68->  nope, you still need the dhcp to serve ip address to the linksys wan port
[05:44] <drakeman> troubled: yeah i already tried the reconfigure option, and with ctrl +/- no luck
[05:44] <troubled> Conexion: save time from running sudo for everything at the CLI
[05:45] <tritium> Conexion, troubled: just use "sudo -i", then
[05:45] <SeaOfTea> fonts are really clear on vista or xp for that matter
[05:45] <troubled> drakeman: go google up an example x config and copy paste some extra resolution definitions perhaps
[05:45] <paul68> n8tuser: and this with an average of 8 hours sleep in 3 days
[05:45] <n8tuser> zoople-> squared away now?
[05:45] <troubled> drakeman: thats rather old school though. surely ubuntu has a tool to do this for you
[05:45] <zoople> oh i gave up on the lan thing lol
[05:45] <SeaOfTea> is there like a cleartype or whatever for ubuntu?
[05:45] <Conexion> tritium: Ah, good to know. Does doing "sudo -i" again bring you back to normal?
[05:45] <tritium> SeaOfTea: yes
[05:45] <nerovengene>  how to clean intermediate object files after building from a source tarball, keeping the targets
[05:45] <n8tuser> paul68-> you are getting good practice before the baby comes.. :P
[05:45] <tritium> zoople: you never pasted your /etc/network/interfaces
[05:45] <drakeman> troubled: ok, let me try with this, you always here?  ill be back tomorrow
[05:45] <oly562> Conexion: i think its best to stay out of root, the way ubuntu/debian or linux or unix in general is to keep people from janking up their sys files and perms with root, although sudo allows you to do the same
[05:46] <zoople> yeah tritum sorry, im over that, cant be bothered figuring it out
[05:46] <troubled> drakeman: usually around, but I probably wont get a hilight in here since it scrolls by fast unless im at the console
[05:46] <tritium> SeaOfTea: System -> Preferences -> Appearance
[05:46] <Conexion> oly562: Yeah, true
[05:46] <paul68> n8tuser: ok but I could also assign one from in the dhcpd.conf then and the reason I need to use the linksys is to serve my wireless clients
[05:46] <zoople> i might try simplifying my network later tonight and finding it
[05:46] <drakeman> troubled: ok, thanks, i will try to cantc you tomorrow
[05:46] <tritium> zoople: so, we can be bothered trying to help you, but you won't answer our questions.  I see...
[05:46] <drakeman> troubled: hope i got luck
[05:46] <troubled> drakeman: cya and gl
[05:47] <drakeman> thanks for all troubled
[05:47] <drakeman> see you
[05:47] <zoople> oh tritium sorry, its not like that, i just stayed up last night tryin to fix it and im over it
[05:47] <yuri_> hello, just wondering if it is a good idea to upgrade to 8.10 at this time, is it as buggy as 8.04 was in the first month?
[05:47] <zoople> i appreciate your guys help really
[05:47] <n8tuser> paul68-> you can be as exotic as you want to be, once you understand networking
[05:47] <tritium> zoople: ok
[05:47] <VanessaE> hi again..
[05:47] <SeaOfTea> Yeah I've played around with those forever, but I still can't get all the fonts to look good.  It's wierd. I should take some screen shots to show you
[05:47] <shadowwulf> can anybody help me with a blank logon and desktop screen ... only thing that shows is the cursor but no desktop
[05:47] <djhash> how does someone go about submitting bug reports for ibex?
[05:48] <n8tuser> zoople-> oh come on, what is one more night without sleep? hehe
[05:48] <troubled> djhash: reportbug <pkgname>?
[05:48] <VanessaE> if I can access my scanner as root, but not as a user, despite my being in the saned and scanner groups, where would I look next?
[05:48] <VanessaE> (hardy, CX6400 scanner)
[05:48] <troubled> djhash: thats the debian way, not sure what ubuntu uses for sure though
[05:49] <n8tuser> VanessaE-> look in  /etc/udev/rules.d/60-permissions.rule
[05:49] <Guest68474> Hi all.
[05:49] <troubled> djhash: worst case, get yourself to the bug page for ubuntu via the web
[05:49] <paul68> n8tuser: I get your point, but as you very well know all this tutorials are in plain english, and since it's for a noob like me heavy material it would have been a lot easier when using my native language, (imagining you need to study something in dutch ;-))
[05:49] <Guest68474> Where do I report problems with pkg-config?
[05:49] <VanessaE> n8tuser, no such file.
[05:49] <Conexion> Are there any good guides out there for those converting from Windows to Ubuntu? I've been using Ubuntu for pretty good time now, but I just don't feel I do things as fast as I can in windows, and that bothers me
[05:49] <VanessaE> maybe 40-permissions.rules  ?
[05:50] <troubled> Conexion: maybe be better to ask for help on a particular area?
[05:50] <n8tuser> paul68-> i can emphatize with you..
[05:50] <n8tuser> VanessaE-> look in  /etc/udev/rules.d/  for something with permission
[05:50] <Niriven> Does anyone know any VM's that support multi core on the guest OS?
[05:51] <n8tuser> VanessaE-> maybe it is 40-*
[05:51] <demonspork> Niriven, not for free
[05:51] <statim> is there a way to make sure apt never installs a certain package, but tell it its dependencies are met?
[05:51] <Conexion> troubled: I think it is mostly understanding individual programs and the more advanced CLI stuff
[05:51] <Niriven> demonspork: Well i know of one free one, openvz i think supports it but its linux host only
[05:52] <andre_pl> just did a new 8.10 install and I network manager is listing each of my NIC's twice.
[05:52] <andre_pl> anyone seen this?
[05:52] <VanessaE> I see a few lines in here that mention "scanner" but nothing that sets permissions.  The closest I can find is 025_libsane-extras.rules but it is specifying the permissions of the device correctly
[05:52] <troubled> Conexion: usually the man pages are good for figureing out what a specific binary does. apropos command is handy as well. CLI stuff you probbaly want to spend a night and read the manual that is bash man page :)
[05:53] <VanessaE> all of the device entries under /dev/bus/usb/*/* are owned by root, group root.
[05:53]  * VanessaE <-- confused.
[05:53] <codesmith> trium, are you here?
[05:53] <n8tuser> VanessaE-> if your 25-*.rules already have the correct permission, you have to look somewhere else perhaps
[05:53] <Conexion> troubled: Yeah :) any advice on learning how to compile a program in the terminal?
[05:53] <vock> anyone know an IRC channel where i can get help with a wii?
[05:53] <tritium> Conexion: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SwitchingToUbuntu/FromWindows
[05:53] <remote> Conexion: you read the readme
[05:54] <codesmith> tritium, I still can't get index of package
[05:54] <Conexion> tritium: Thanks :)
[05:54] <K^Holtz> what program do you use to unarchive a .7z file?
[05:54] <n8tuser> VanessaE-> can you paste your scanner rule specify your CX6400 scanner?
[05:54] <VanessaE> sure
[05:54] <n8tuser> VanessaE-> can you paste your scanner rule specifying* your CX6400 scanner?
[05:54] <tritium> codesmith: did you update the package list?
[05:54] <Conexion> remote: Well, I guess I don't want just the list of commands to copy, I want to know what the commands specifically do
[05:54] <VanessaE> from file /etc/udev/rules.d/025_libsane-extras.rules:    SYSFS{idVendor}=="04b8", SYSFS{idProduct}=="0805", MODE="0664", GROUP="scanner", ENV{libsane_matched}="yes"
[05:54] <troubled> statim: there is a command that can satisfy the dependency of something specific. you could also try set the status of something to "hold" and force an install perhaps
[05:54] <paul68> n8tuser: ok I am going back to the tutorial stuff and leave you in peace for now, if you could figure out a way in order for me to still use my dhcp and bind I will be very thankfull and gratefull > given my self till friday to solve this mess before the old config is getting back in ;-)
[05:55] <codesmith> no,
[05:55] <remote> Conexion: then type man <command> and rtfm
[05:55] <tritium> codesmith: there's your problem.  Follow instructions!
[05:55] <n8tuser> VanessaE->looks good to me
[05:55] <iyahot> buy a book
[05:55] <paul68> n8tuser: otherwhise my wife is not letting me enter my bed again hehehe
[05:55] <LF|Irssi> !rtfm
[05:55] <codesmith> do you think my network has problem
[05:55] <lbs> hi
[05:55] <tritium> codesmith: no
[05:55] <n8tuser> paul68-> id drop that bind  thing for now, you dont really need it til later..
[05:55] <codesmith> where is question
[05:56] <paul68> !who |codesmith
[05:56] <codesmith> i'm lost
[05:56] <Conexion> remote: Thanks, but eh on the language
[05:56] <tritium> codesmith: you need to either "sudo apt-get update", or reload in synaptic
[05:56] <ardantus> sir how i can chat with another user realtime like using commands wall but in ubuntu?
[05:56] <n8tuser> paul68-> you can not do much right now in bed...<wink> hehehe
[05:56] <codesmith> let me try
[05:56] <remote> Conexion: read the fine manual please
[05:56] <damijit> Hi, I just upgraded to Intrepid from Hardy, and I can't find the compiz-fusion menu (it used to be under System > Preferences). Can anyone help me out?
[05:56] <error404notfound> I have configure my ssh to automatically add dsa key for hosts into known_host, and never ask for it, or give warning, for root login it works fine, but on my normal login I still get a prompt asking to accept the host dsa key...
[05:56] <oobe> when i type aptitude search cunt it yields no results does anyone know where i can find cunt
[05:57] <lbs> who knows how to put my developed software to ubuntu repo?
[05:57] <tritium> !language | oobe
[05:57] <remote> error404notfound: it's because it's not in known_hosts!
[05:57] <oobe> sprry
[05:57] <oobe> sorry
[05:57] <remote> error404notfound: what's confusing you?
[05:57] <n8tuser> VanessaE-> read up on that udev article by Carla Schroder , it may give you some pointers
[05:58] <codesmith>                                              ftp://ftp.nerim.net/debian-marillat/pool/
[05:58] <codesmith> main/r/realplay/realplayer_10.0.6-0.0_i386.deb
[05:58] <paul68> n8tuser: copy that , if you could just keep it in mind for tonight that this is what I would like to achieve then I am a happy student :-)
[05:58] <paul68> !who > codesmith
[05:58] <remote> error404notfound: you are wanting to use password less ssh authentication?
[05:58] <error404notfound> remote: I changed my ssh config to auto-add that and never ask for confirmation or give a warning, on my root login, it works fine, on normal user's it asks for confirmation of host dsa key even now..
[05:58] <n8tuser> paul68-> laters..am off for a break..
[05:58] <error404notfound> remote: that I have done..
[05:59] <VanessaE> er
[05:59] <VanessaE> this udev stuff doesn't make sense to me
[05:59] <paul68> n8tuser: see you
[05:59] <remote> what is your "root login"?
[05:59] <tritium> codesmith: realplayer is in the medibuntu repository.  Please use that instead of Marillat
[05:59] <VanessaE> oh for crying out loud
[05:59] <VanessaE> now it works.
[06:00] <remote> VanessaE: crying always helps tremendously
[06:00] <VanessaE> turned it off/on and that's it.
[06:00] <yerchin> Hey guys, I have a small problem. The bars at the top of all my apps sometimes glitch and look funny. Is it just a graphics driver fart?
[06:00] <codesmith> !tritum, there is a question, when I execute apt-get update
[06:00]  * VanessaE feels st00pid now.
[06:00] <remote> yerchin: it might be a bar fart
[06:00] <tritium> codesmith: see my comment above
[06:00] <error404notfound> remote: okay, one last time, My ssh is configured to add host dsa keys to known_hosts by itself and never give warning or ask for confirmation. Now on my own system, if I try to ssh from my root account, it automiatically adds any new host dsa keys to known_hosts at /root/.ssh/ but on any other normal user, it still asks me to accept or reject host dsa key before t gets added to known_hosts,
[06:00] <SeaOfTea> Ok I figured out the main thing that sucks about the fonts they are too close together.  Is there any way to expand the space between the letters? http://img206.imageshack.us/my.php?image=crappyfontshm3.png   <--look at the top especially
[06:00] <yerchin> remote: are they really common or can I stop them?
[06:01] <lbs> who knows how to put my developed software to ubuntu repo?
[06:01] <SeaOfTea> it's like the letter all run into each other
[06:01] <remote> error404notfound: what did you change in your configuration? and did you change it in the global config or just in root's private ssh config?
[06:01] <tritium> SeaOfTea: what app is that?  That may be application-specific.
[06:01] <SeaOfTea> that's firefox
[06:02] <SeaOfTea> but it happens in other apps
[06:02] <remote> yerchin: whenever you eat something that will produce gas, it will most likely make you fart
[06:02] <yerchin> Is there a way to reskin the ubuntu gui?
[06:02] <tritium> remote: stop
[06:02] <error404notfound> remote: in /etc/ssh/, that means global, StrictHostKeyChekcking to no, even tried with HashKnowHosts no, and BatchMode yes
[06:02] <troubled> SeaOfTea: character kerning problem i see?
[06:02] <SeaOfTea> is that what its called?
[06:03] <troubled> i believe so
[06:03] <troubled> try adding that to a google search?
[06:03] <SeaOfTea> I can search that
[06:03] <SeaOfTea> thx
[06:03] <remote> no wait, if it does work for root, it should work for everybody
[06:03] <error404notfound> remote: and that's the problem..
[06:03] <troubled> SeaOfTea: also, are you using ttf font paths in your x config? perhaps the fonts it wants arent available
[06:03] <remote> might there be a user specific ssh config that is overriding the global config in some way?
[06:04] <troubled> SeaOfTea: sorry I can't offer much other advice, I dont use X hardly ever, im CLI :)
[06:04] <remote> error404notfound: yes i understand what your problem is thanks
[06:04] <jane_> hi, I've tried installing ubuntu desktop 8.04 and 8.10 on a C3 processor and it hang during installation..
[06:04] <jane_> has anyone tried it?
[06:04] <coldboot> Would anyone know why XScreensaver no longer turns off the screens, but `xset dpms force off` works fine?
[06:05] <gluonman> I accidentally closed the terminal while it was downloading packages, and now that I'm trying to use it again, it says "Unable to get exclusive lock." What should I do so that I can use aptitude again?
[06:05] <remote> error404notfound: did you use ssh -v do enable debuging output?
[06:05] <jane_> does 8.4 or 8.10 still support C3 processor?
[06:05] <error404notfound> remote: no, I tried creating a brand new user and trying to ssh from him, same with everyone else except root, and root has just known-hosts in /root.ssh/, no user specific configs there
[06:05] <remote> you should use it on root, then compare with your user's ssh -v debug output
[06:05] <troubled> coldboot: no option for dpms in any of the screensaver/monitor settings?
[06:05] <statim> troubled: hmm... i cant figure out how to add a "hold"... google talks about apt-get hold, but that isnt valid on my apt-get. any ideas?
[06:05] <troubled> statim: i use: echo "pkgname hold" | dpkg --set-selections
[06:05] <remote> error404notfound: paste the output of working ssh -v
[06:06] <coldboot> Oh, stupid xscreensaver was uninstalled.
[06:06] <troubled> statim: try "dpkg --get-selections | less" for a list of stuff installed as well
[06:06] <remote> make sure to remove the know_host entry first
[06:06] <SeaOfTea> troubled: you don't use a gui at all? Do like feeling like living in 1983.
[06:06] <SeaOfTea> j/k
[06:06] <troubled> statim: after you set HOLD, your package should show up in get selections
[06:06] <remote> error404notfound: rafb.net/paste
[06:06] <error404notfound> remote: I know about pastebin
[06:06] <statim> troubled: cool thanks!
[06:06] <troubled> SeaOfTea: hey! back in my day, we had to calculate our scanlines for modelines by hand kid! ;)
[06:07] <troubled> SeaOfTea: i use XP to ssh+screen for my linux though
[06:07] <SeaOfTea> ahhh
[06:07] <remote> error404notfound: just paste your output somewhere i can see it
[06:07] <troubled> i do an export DISPLAY=mypc.home:0, occassionally though with cygwin X when I need it
[06:07] <SeaOfTea> right, I have a box that I ssh
[06:08] <troubled> I probably should mention that I use debian as well though ;)
[06:08] <SeaOfTea> into
[06:08] <gluonman> I can't use aptitude because it says "unable to get exclusive lock." I accidentally closed the terminal while it was downloading packages. What do I do?
[06:08] <error404notfound> remote: http://pastebin.com/m6577dc19
[06:09] <remote> error404notfound: i'd like to question the reason why you want to accept ssh keys blindly as well, you know that's not very good now do you?
[06:09] <error404notfound> remote: but I want to, because all systems are in a DMZ, plus located right next to me, so I can manually verify DSA keys if required.
[06:09] <troubled> statim: speaking of aptitude: aptitude hole <pkgname> :)
[06:10] <troubled> statim: err s/hole/hold/
[06:10] <statim> cool
[06:10] <lirit> less in color? how?
[06:11] <remote> error404notfound: would you paste the output where it's not working please?
[06:11] <error404notfound> troubled: what's that hole to aptitude? man page doesn't say anything about it..
[06:11] <constantin_> okay i have a +hfs partition with OSX installed on it but i cannot access it at all
[06:11] <error404notfound> remote: both are pasted on the same link, please scroll down and see a section separated by line breaks
[06:11] <constantin_> i think i messed up yaboot on the install of ubuntu or something
[06:12] <constantin_> so what do i need to do to access OS X again
[06:12] <error404notfound> constantin_: you need to mount it, I don't know automount of hfs+ is supported or not, but sure you can do manualy
[06:12] <shirish> hi all, can somebody run grub --version and tell me if there is an output to this command?
[06:12] <troubled> lirit: not sure if less understands ansi
[06:12] <gluonman> I need to get to use aptitude again. Ever since I accidentally closed my terminal while it was downloading packages, I can't get access to aptitude or apt-get again.
[06:12] <error404notfound> shirish: grub (GNU GRUB 0.97)
[06:12] <lala_lala> hi. i need help. i have been installing this linux version and it's called gOS. i tried their support forum but i have not found my answer. so i'd like to know the answer to my question. my question is i have been installing and i am at this part where it is the last step, it is 94% and it is "configuring hardware". it is taking forever, over 2 hours. What should i do???
[06:12] <troubled> lirit: although, if you use screen, you can just display something and do a "ctrl-a,[" to start copy mode and scroll around using that
[06:12] <error404notfound> shirish: that's is if grub is installed... else no output
[06:13] <shirish> error404notfound: you get grub (GNU GRUB 0.97) ?
[06:13] <constantin_> how do i mount??
[06:13] <shirish> error404notfound: right, thank you.
[06:13] <error404notfound> shirish: yes, coz that's the version I have installed on my system...
[06:13] <troubled> error404notfound: I corrected my statement to statim with s/hole/hole/, or try "aptitude moo" ;)
[06:13] <doors981> pls help, printing from ubuntu to windows xp?
[06:13] <shirish> error404notfound: cool, thank you.
[06:13] <constantin_> how do i get it to come up as a choice on boot? right now on startup i get a gray screen for a while then ubuntu kicks in
[06:13] <troubled> error404notfound: errrrr, s/hole/hold/ :)
[06:13] <clint_> hi guys
[06:13] <lala_lala> hi. i need help. i have been installing this linux version and it's called gOS. i tried their support forum but i have not found my answer. so i'd like to know the answer to my question. my question is i have been installing and i am at this part where it is the last step, it is 94% and it is "configuring hardware". it is taking forever, over 2 hours. What should i do???
[06:13] <lirit> troubled: thanks.
[06:13] <clint_> anybody has knowledge on FreeBSD
[06:14] <remote> error404notfound: can you spot any difference between the two?
[06:14] <clint_> mm
[06:14] <error404notfound> constantin_: please see man mount, and fdisk, you will run fdisk -l to found dev id of that partition and then use commandline "mount dev_id path_to_mount -t hfs+ -o anyoptions"
[06:14] <lala_lala> ??
[06:14] <error404notfound> troubled: I see...
[06:14] <constantin_> and will that allow me to choose it on startup?
[06:15] <error404notfound> remote: many...
[06:15] <constantin_> i'll look at the man
[06:15] <lala_lala> hi. i need help. i have been installing this linux version and it's called gOS. i tried their support forum but i have not found my answer. so i'd like to know the answer to my question. my question is i have been installing and i am at this part where it is the last step, it is 94% and it is "configuring hardware". it is taking forever, over 2 hours. What should i do???
[06:15] <error404notfound> constantin_: nope, for that you need to add its entry to /etc/fstab
[06:15] <error404notfound> constantin_: that would be great
[06:15] <remote> error404notfound: did you notice the one who fails to do what you want, doesn't read /etc/ssh/ssh_config ?
[06:15] <error404notfound> remote: yup, but question is why?
[06:15] <Flannel> lala_lala: This is #ubuntu, we have no idea how gOS installs, you really need to ask them.
[06:15] <error404notfound> remote: permission are correct, then what?
[06:16] <piju_> why playing movie cause my display went dimmer ?
[06:16] <remote> error404notfound: rtfm!
[06:16] <yerchin> I'm looking at WINE vs Cedega, I'm new to this so what's the difference?
[06:16] <Flannel> !rtfm | remote
[06:17] <lala_lala> hi. i need help. i have been installing this linux version and it's called gOS. i tried their support forum but i have not found my answer. so i'd like to know the answer to my question. my question is i have been installing and i am at this part where it is the last step, it is 94% and it is "configuring hardware". it is taking forever, over 2 hours. What should i do???
[06:17] <troubled> Flannel: I like how !rtfm is the trigger for that rule ;)
[06:17] <error404notfound> Flannel: and what's thet rtfm exatcly...
[06:17] <Flannel> lala_lala: This is #ubuntu, we have no idea how gOS installs, you really need to ask them.
[06:17] <remote> Flannel: i'm sorry but i will use this term over and over again
[06:17] <yerchin> :D
[06:17] <remote> Flannel: the answer is in the manual so he should read it
[06:17] <azfira> h
[06:17] <azfira> hiiiiiiiiiiiiii
[06:17] <Flannel> remote: Don't do it in this channel.
[06:18] <[jane]> thanks!
[06:19] <remote> Flannel: RTFM has been used for decades amongst geeks and only means to read the manual, it has no mean to be rude but to remind someone must read the manual instead of asking questions he can answer for himself
[06:19] <troubled> error404notfound: apt-get install bsdgames && wtf rtfm :)
[06:19] <itachi> hello
[06:19] <Flannel> remote: Yes, and it's not welcome in this channel.
[06:19] <remote> Flannel: I don't care.
[06:19] <itachi> help me!
[06:19] <remote> error404notfound: did you find the answer?
[06:20] <error404notfound> remote: I see.... well for RTFM, I would say WTF, I already read it, and asked here because there was a problem...
[06:20] <Flannel> remote: Please follow the channel guidelines while you're in Ubuntu channels: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[06:20] <WebGuest> heinlein.freenode.net: http://www.ubuntu.com
[06:20] <NewFAQs> Hello can someone help me i am using Ubuntu 8.10 and I cant get ANY sound in FIREFOX On youtube videos, yet i get sound from the music player
[06:21] <demonspork> NewFAQs, sometimes you have to close the music player, in my experience
[06:21] <remote> error404notfound: ah!  -F configfile
[06:21] <NewFAQs> I DID :(
[06:21] <remote> error404notfound: the default is the per user configuration file
[06:22] <doors981> pls help, printing from ubuntu to windows xp? steps on how to configure ubuntu to print to windows on a network is so easy but theres an error if i click very button
[06:22] <andjons> NewFAQs isntal libflash-support, or whatever itäs called
[06:22] <NewFAQs> where do i find that?
[06:22] <WebGuest> Hello, I have a dell laptop m1530, it has a "Dell Media Center" button (BIOS call to boot from 2nd partition) anyone know how to make this a dual boot  using linux instead?
[06:22] <NewFAQs> i am a noob sorry
[06:22] <error404notfound> NewFAQs: check System > Preferences > Sound, and trying set all from autodetect to "You Sound Card Here (ALSA)"
[06:22] <andjons> sudo aptitude search libflash
[06:23] <JonathanEllis> Hi. I am having trouble mounting some partitions. My fstab is http://pastebin.com/f71cf6642. When I try to mount this I get these errors http://pastebin.com/d664c7f2f. I have assigned volume labels to all the partitions using e2label, ntfslabel, and mkswap. Can anyone help, please?
[06:23] <troubled> WebGuest: try install grub to the second partition so its bootable?
[06:23] <remote> error404notfound: try to find out if you're running ssh, or an aliased ssh
[06:23] <doors981> pls help, printing from ubuntu to windows xp? steps on how to configure ubuntu to print to windows on a network is so easy but theres an error if i click verify button
[06:23] <andjons> NewFAQs, sorry. I could be mistaken. Can't find it on my system
[06:24] <NewFAQs> OK does anyone know how to install OPERA WEB BROWSER On UBuntu?
[06:24] <error404notfound> remote: tried to run the actual ssh, was running aliased one before, now creating a custom configFile for ssh for my users...
[06:24] <Flannel> !opera | NewFAQs
[06:24] <WebGuest> troubled, the second partition is 2 gigs only, It's running windows XP (I thnk), it is stripped down to the point of being unrecognizable
[06:24] <error404notfound> NewFAQs: would really appreciate if that caps lock is turned off...
[06:24] <troubled> WebGuest: install linux on it and put grub on it
[06:25] <doors981> pls help, printing from ubuntu to windows xp? steps on how to configure ubuntu to print to windows on a network is so easy but theres an error if i click very button
[06:25] <WebGuest> troubled: I would need to resize that partition
[06:25] <troubled> WebGuest: so if its /dev/hda2, then install grub to hda2
[06:25] <Flannel> !repeat | doors981
[06:25] <remote> error404notfound: it should read the global configuration file by default, i even tested on my system and it does work
[06:25] <egc> crashoverride
[06:25] <troubled> WebGuest: try gparted perhaps
[06:25] <error404notfound> remote: yes, and it also works on other machine, damn this install, must have screwed something up...
[06:25] <doors981> pls help ubottu: its been 3 days that i can't get it to print
[06:25] <WebGuest> troubled: I could easly resize it, just wondering how safe that would be.
[06:26] <egc> Burn!
[06:26] <error404notfound> remote: works with the userconfigFile... quick and easy solution..
[06:26] <troubled> WebGuest: depends on the app I guess :)
[06:26] <error404notfound> doors981: he s a bot, he can't..
[06:26] <SeaOfTea> forking carp
[06:26] <egc> the king of nynex
[06:26] <SeaOfTea> I can't fix the kerning
[06:26] <error404notfound> doors981: what do you want? tell me in plan english
[06:26] <remote> error404notfound: wait, do you understand what, without any option, ssh executed without option and user@host argument only *will* read /etc/ssh/ssh_config if the user has access to the file?
[06:26] <SeaOfTea> been searching google
[06:26] <doors981> error:) newbie here
[06:26] <troubled> SeaOfTea: whats your x config look like for ttf paths anyways?
[06:27] <error404notfound> remote: yes...
[06:27] <Flannel> egc: Is there something we could help you with?
[06:27] <remote> error404notfound: so it must be executed differently
[06:27] <egc> Flannel: not until i ask a question ;)
[06:27] <doors981> error: my problem is, i cant print from ubuntu to windows xp on a network
[06:27] <error404notfound> remote: don't ask me to check permissions, as permission are right, plus now I am not using any aliases ssh...
[06:27] <remote> hard to believe
[06:27] <error404notfound> doors981: does that windows system has a printer attached to it on usb or parallel? or is the printer directly over the network?
[06:28] <remote> then, type set -x in bash before executing ssh
[06:28] <troubled> error404notfound: whats the problem with ssh?
[06:28] <remote> troubled: scroll up
[06:28] <error404notfound> remote: I would say its quite impossible like situation, though I managed to fix with configFile
[06:28] <doors981> error: the hpdeskjet 2460 is shared on windows on a USB
[06:28] <troubled> remote: thats really asking alot in this channel heh
[06:28] <error404notfound> troubled: do what remote said :P
[06:28] <doors981> error::i can also print from other windows workstation
[06:28] <remote> troubled: not really
[06:29] <doors981> error: so theres nothing wrong with my printer and the sharing on windows
[06:29] <doors981> error:is there an additional step on windows for ubuntu to print?
[06:29] <SeaOfTea> I still think its something with my ubunut kerning because I'm doing everything I can in firefox and its still not fixing it
[06:29] <NewFAQs> Hmmmn i did what UButtu said to do, but can not find opera web broswer :(
[06:29] <error404notfound> doors981: ahan, I see... sorry, never using printing that way, what I dd was switch printer to ubuntu, install ubuntu, share printer, and then printer windows machine by mapping a network printer.... you are doing it he other way around..
[06:30] <JonathanEllis> Oh. It seems that pastebin,com has fallen over. I have a problem mounting some partitions. The details are at http://pastebin.ca/1260081. I have used volume labels to identify the partitions. I have done this on another machine with no problem so I dont understand why its not working here.
[06:30] <NewFAQs> in applications/add/remove/all/all applications including 3rd party
[06:30] <constantin_> for some reason my mouse (trackpad on laptop) randomly clicks
[06:30] <Flannel> NewFAQs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser follow the instructions on that page
[06:30] <constantin_> how can i fix that?
[06:30] <error404notfound> NewFAQs: tried apt-get update first? (I didn't read your previous messages so sorry if I am out of xontext"
[06:30] <NewFAQs> Ok thanks.
[06:30] <Bangers> I'm updating /etc/motd -- but everytime I reboot the server its changing back to default ... why?
[06:31] <error404notfound> Bangers: that's due to the landscape software
[06:31] <TVVCR6> I need help
[06:31] <TVVCR6> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6202029#post6202029
[06:31] <doors981> error: yap, and theres an instruction on the documentation but i can;t figure out why it isnt printing, the instructons are very simple to follow bu....
[06:31]  * error404notfound is leaving.....
[06:32] <troubled> JonathanEllis: odev, nosuid  (space)
[06:32] <troubled> JonathanEllis: same with the other line
[06:32] <owen1> how to set xterm back to it's default colors/fonts (using .Xdefault file)?
[06:33] <JonathanEllis> troubled: You mean I need a space after nosuid instead of a tab?
[06:33] <Bangers> error404notfound: err what does that mean?
[06:33] <troubled> JonathanEllis: relatime, nodev, nosuid  -> relatime,nodev,nosuid
[06:33] <troubled> JonathanEllis: whitespace is used to determine fields, so spaces are screwin it up
[06:33] <NewFAQs> Ok i have added OPERA repository :) It is downloading something?
[06:34] <troubled> NewFAQs: how should we know?!
[06:34] <troubled> NewFAQs: try update your repo and install opera now?
[06:34] <Flannel> NewFAQs: once you add it, you have to reload your lists, either "reload" in synaptic, or sudo apt-get update, then you'll be able to see it.
[06:34] <NewFAQs> No need to be a ass, I'm only 17 and a noob.
[06:34] <troubled> NewFAQs: I wasn't being an ass ;)
[06:34] <NewFAQs> Ok i got an error called "no pub key"
[06:35] <NewFAQs> signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 033431536A423791
[06:35] <NewFAQs> is that normal?
[06:35] <JonathanEllis> troubled: Thanks.
[06:35] <troubled> if you don't have the pub key for the package from the package signer, yes
[06:35] <Flannel> NewFAQs: yes, because you haven't added the key to the opera repository to your keyring.
[06:35] <troubled> JonathanEllis: np, all good?
[06:36] <NewFAQs> oh how do i add it?
[06:36] <NewFAQs> on that guide?
[06:36] <troubled> apt-key add <filename>
[06:36] <NewFAQs> OIh yeah
[06:36] <NewFAQs> sorry, it says to add a key
[06:36] <NewFAQs> sorry
[06:36] <tritium> !enter | NewFAQs
[06:36] <Flannel> NewFAQs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/OperaBrowser  the second line thing near the top.
[06:36] <blackgraz> ubottu: I love useing the enter key as punctuation!!!!!!!!!
[06:37] <m1ndctrl> does anyone have experience with xinerama on ubuntu 8.10? I'm running two nvidia cards that work fine running as seperate X sessions however when I try to enable Xinerama and restart X it simply crashes, attempts to reload, crashes, etc.
[06:37] <JonathanEllis> troubled: Now when I type sudo mount -a it says mount: special device /dev/disk/by-label/Home does not exist but I am hoping thats because I am doing this on a running system so my home partition is already mounted. Only way to find out is to reboot once I have sorted out grubs menulist
[06:37] <troubled> m1ndctrl: check the log files for X yet?
[06:37] <NewFAQs> Wow when i go to add the key its telling me my PW Is now wrong
[06:38] <troubled> JonathanEllis: look around in /dev/disk/by-label/
[06:38] <troubled> JonathanEllis: I dont use that method to mount, so im not sure if it gets refresh immediately after labeling a partition
[06:38] <m1ndctrl> troubled: it says nothing specifically
[06:39] <m1ndctrl> troubled: the end of the log says : II) Screen 0 shares mem & io resources
[06:39] <m1ndctrl> (II) Screen 1 shares mem & io resources
[06:39] <navetz> hey guys
[06:39] <navetz> my frostwire wont start
[06:39] <NewFAQs> OH yay! operas downloading and installing via shell
[06:39] <RinTinTigger> (
[06:39] <navetz> it says it thinks i might have the wrong version of java
[06:39] <navetz> but i have the latest
[06:39] <JonathanEllis> troubled: There is no shorcut in /dev/disk/by-label/. I am hoping thats because the partition is already mounted
[06:40] <navetz> any ideas?
[06:40] <NewFAQs> XD
[06:40] <troubled> m1ndctrl: not sure if that sharing of mem & IO is a good though, but II suggests its informational :/
[06:40] <troubled> NewFAQs: woot!
[06:40] <m1ndctrl> troubled: yea; no errors anywhere in the log (ee)
[06:40] <NewFAQs> yet anyone have any ideas with my sound ?
[06:40] <NewFAQs> I cant get sound on flash videos like youtube etc only on the music player 8.10 ubuntu
[06:40] <troubled> JonathanEllis: my /boot is labeled boot and it is showing up fine for me here, and its mounted
[06:41] <m1ndctrl> troubled: it seems that it crashes right before it tryes to set the modes...
[06:41] <groken> i'm looking for a way to auto kill a program i run from the commandline if it has not completed in X time
[06:41] <rohan> hi.. what is the difference between installing flashplugin-nonfree from the repo, and the .deb from this site - http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/
[06:41] <paul68> !isc > paul68
[06:41] <rohan> infact, i am on 8.04 and by installing that deb i might get flashplayer 10, when the one in repo is just 9.
[06:41] <troubled> JonathanEllis: a quick label on my rootfs isnt showing up immediately either. perhaps a reboot is needed
[06:41] <paul68> !ics > paul68
[06:42] <RinTinTigger> !ics > RinTinTigger
[06:43] <groken> please ding me if you can help. thanks!
[06:43] <troubled> JonathanEllis: I should mention that reboot may not work for you with errors :)
[06:44] <JonathanEllis> troubled: What do you mean "with errors"? What sort of errors? If I have something wrong I will boot on a livecd
[06:44] <NewFAQs> anyone can help with sound please?
[06:44] <troubled> JonathanEllis: ahh, long as you are prepared. if you depend on your fstab to mount your OS i mean and you have errors
[06:44] <NewFAQs> My flash sound on youtube wont work yet it wokrs on my music plaer
[06:45] <yerchin> Help! I'm installing via multiple CD's and Ubuntu won't let me unmount disc 1 to insert disc 2! What do I do?
[06:45] <JonathanEllis> troubled: Oh I see. No I can sort it out on reboot if necessary from the grub console
[06:45] <troubled> JonathanEllis: since its udev controlled, you may be able to reload udev somehow, but I cant seem to get it to trigger here
[06:45] <RinTinTigger> yerchin i have a similar problem
[06:45] <yerchin> :(
[06:45] <NewFAQs> multiple cd's?
[06:46] <NewFAQs> I NEVER Knew UBuntu was that large
[06:46] <RinTinTigger> yea :( but my CD isnt even reading any cd'S though i could install ubuntu from it :D
[06:46] <yerchin> Not the OS. An app.
[06:46] <RinTinTigger> yerchin same here
[06:47] <Pyles17> I have kubuntu 8.10, and my intel 3945 wireless card doesn't work, i have the iwlwifi-3945 microcode in /lib/firmware, I don't know what to do. can someone help?
[06:47] <yerchin> How do I make Ubuntu let me eject the CD?
[06:48] <RinTinTigger> yerchin i dunno .... i can acces my cd drive, i see all the datas, but as soon as i try to execute a file, its getting unreadable
[06:48] <RinTinTigger> someow
[06:48] <NewFAQs> type in terminal sudo-bash eject &01CD-RDVDRW
[06:48] <yerchin> where's the terminal?
[06:48] <m1ndctrl> anyone else have experience with xinerama on ubuntu 8.04? It keeps crashing X every time I enable it.
[06:49] <NewFAQs> alt + f2
[06:49] <alka_trash> hey all,
[06:49] <RinTinTigger> NewFAQs how bout my cd problem? :D
[06:49] <alka_trash> need some help?
[06:50] <yerchin> "sudo-bash eject &01CD-RDVDRW" doesn't work
[06:50] <NewFAQs> oh, :-l
[06:50] <NewFAQs> I googled for that
[06:50] <NewFAQs> sorry - i dont then
[06:50] <troubled> "eject" alone should eject a cdrom if its the only one without specifying a specific dev
[06:51] <troubled> m1ndctrl: perhaps paste your x config
[06:51] <troubled> RinTinTigger: just because you can see the file listing, doesnt mean you can read a cd though
[06:51] <damijit> hi, I just upgraded to intrepid, and apt-get doesn't seem to be working. Any package I try to get, it says "Could not find package '[name]'", even one's I'm SURE exist, like "flashplugin-nonfree". Any help?
[06:51] <troubled> RinTinTigger: the file table is stored seperately from the files themselves