[01:58] <homeer> is there a way to install permanently or create a script that runs the insmod command at startup?
[01:59] <debaser> miranda82: wait a minute, are you prompted to choose a boot option or not even that?
[01:59] <elpargo> oh thanks jrib :)
[01:59] <debaser> wil: ok
[01:59] <xerebz> but i want it to open a file when i press it
[01:59] <miranda82> debaser: i am, yes
[01:59] <Moe|Joe> am i able to do that in live cd mode?
[01:59] <xerebz> is this possible?
[01:59] <elpargo> homeer, what;s insmod?
[01:59] <haru> can someone help me
[01:59] <bimberi> homeer: add it to /etc/modules
[01:59] <elpargo> haru, just ask :)
[01:59] <jrib> xerebz: use gconf-editor like you said
[01:59] <LeoRochael> is there a command where I can do a system integrity check? like have all installed packages check if their binaries are correctly installed?
[01:59] <haru> i cannot browse pcs on my lan over their windows anems
[01:59] <haru> names*
[01:59] <haru> only by ips :(
[01:59] <LeoRochael> I might be missing some important files
[01:59] <elpargo> xerebz, you add a command it can be any command
[01:59] <debaser> wil: you must add "1280x1024" to all the 'Modes' lines before "1024x768"
[01:59] <jrib> xerebz: gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf      as the command for example
[01:59] <miranda82> elpargo: man isnmod ;)
[01:59] <homeer> bimberi: just drop the .ko file in that directory? cool
[01:59] <ticky> again: does anybody know if it is possible to burn a cd while running ubuntu live?
[02:00] <wil> debaser: ol
[02:00] <miranda82> ticky: i think it is not, unless you got 2 cd drives...
[02:00] <wil> debaser: srry ok
[02:00] <xerebz> what if it's an executable?
[02:00] <debaser> wil: ok
[02:00] <xerebz> like if i want to run a shell script
[02:00] <ticky> miranda82: ;-(
[02:00] <haru> i cannot browse pcs on my lan over their pc names.. but only via ips.. anyone know a solution to this?
[02:00] <jrib> xerebz: then that's your command (give the full path)
[02:00] <John______> yeah you can
[02:00] <John______> as long as you have two drives
[02:00] <bimberi> homeer: no, its a file (although I'm on Ubuntu 6.06) to which you add the name of the module
[02:00] <OuZo> where are the default files for apache2 installed to? thanks
[02:00] <HOT> haru
[02:00] <bimberi> homeer: have a look at the file
[02:00] <elpargo> LeoRochael, if you know what you deleted you can try doing a reinstall from synaptics
[02:00] <jrib> OuZo: /etc/apache2/
[02:01] <John______> can anyone hear me? i'm not sure if i have xchat set up right
[02:01] <xerebz> for example home/xerebz/Programs/run.sh
[02:01] <jrib> OuZo: for configuring
[02:01] <xerebz> ?
[02:01] <bimberi> John______: no :)
[02:01] <micahcowan> John______, yes
[02:01] <micahcowan> bimberi :)_
[02:01] <haru> HOT, ??
[02:01] <HOT> haru: in my experience either you need to point to the correct dns or you need to enable netbios / smb support
[02:01] <wil> debaser: ok i did that
[02:01] <jrib> John______: bimberi is a liar! :)
[02:01] <LeoRochael> elpargo: yes, I figured as much, now I need a way to figure out what was deleted
[02:01] <elpargo> John______, no we can't hear you, althougt you wrote something
[02:01] <wil> debaser: brb again
[02:01] <marcot> Hello, I'm trying to use adobe flash player in amd64 using schroot, but it's segfaulting.
[02:01] <debaser> wil: then you must restart X. X is the program that handles windows and all of that stuff in Unix. But to take X a step higher there are display managers, like GDM, the one you're surely using if you're using ubuntu. To restart X you must restart GDM.
[02:01] <bimberi> jrib: 'sif :)
[02:01] <homeer> bimberi: ah ok will do
[02:01] <debaser> wil: ok
[02:01] <homeer> thx
[02:01] <haru> HOT, i set the dns to the one my windows pc uses
[02:01] <LeoRochael> elpargo: fsck deleted a bunch of stuff that was corrupted, but didn't give me a nice list
[02:01] <xerebz> that seems to not work
[02:01] <marcot> I'm using it with firefox, it's a know problem?
[02:01] <xerebz> says no such file
[02:01] <bimberi> homeer: yw :)
[02:02] <LjL> John______: for starters you could try using a nickname with fewer _'s :P
[02:02] <OuZo> jrib: yes, i need to set the prefix when i build from source, i just used /user/local/apache2 which worked but not its not in the path
[02:02] <haru> HOT, i also added wins to /etc/nsswitch.conf and installed winbind
[02:02] <osirisx11> crdlb: now when i go into restricted drivers it says i dont need restricted drivers :-/ it did when i first installed fiesty
[02:02] <jrib> marcot: just use nspluginwrapper, it's a lot nicer, you can use your 64bit browser with 32 bit flash
[02:02] <micahcowan> marcot, yes :(
[02:02] <sssaa> hello. i need some help please. I'm totally new in kubuntu and i wanted to know if there's anything like Synaptic for KDE
[02:02] <elpargo> LeoRochael, I don;t know a way in debian.
[02:02] <HOT> haru: are all your windows machines on static IP's ?
[02:02] <debaser> miranda82: it doesn't report any errors?
[02:02] <marcot> micahcowan: In Debian it works nice, do you know where is the problem?
[02:02] <kbrosnan> marcot: you need to use a wraper for the 32 bit plugin
[02:02] <jrib> OuZo: I'm not sure I know what your question is
[02:02] <haru> HOT, no ... some are static.. rest are via DHCP
[02:02] <miranda82> debaser: nope, just loading.. that is the weird thing
[02:02] <debaser> sssaa: adept, but synaptics works too
[02:02] <elpargo> LjL, that's an xchat default it just keeps adding
[02:02] <haru> HOT, i also configured samba to act as a wins client..
[02:02] <osirisx11> can anyone help please? now when i go into restricted drivers it says i dont need restricted drivers :-/ it did when i first installed fiesty
[02:03] <marcot> Why isn't nspluginwrapper in universe?
[02:03] <IndyGunFreak> elpargo: well, he could try a more unique nckname than.. John
[02:03] <sssaa> debaser: does it works with kde programs too_
[02:03] <wil> debaser: how do i restart gdm
[02:03] <micahcowan> sssaa, you should ask in #kubuntu, they're much more likely to know.
[02:03] <kbrosnan> marcot: http://plugindoc.mozdev.org/linux-amd64.html#nswrapper
[02:03] <debaser> miranda82: that's before loading the prompt or after choosing a kernel?
[02:03] <marcot> But I need the schroot to have video codecs anyway, right?
[02:03] <elpargo> IndyGunFreak, why isn't john unique?
[02:03] <HOT> haru: well this isnt a full solution but for static ips you can make an entry in /etc/hosts for example "<IP_ADDRESS> server server.example"
[02:03] <miranda82> debaser: again, after choosing the kernel ;)
[02:03] <debaser> sssaa: if you want KDE integration use adept
[02:03] <IndyGunFreak> elpargo: do you live in America?
[02:03] <LjL> !register > John______    (John______, see the private message from Ubotu)
[02:03] <sssaa> debaser : thanks
[02:03] <debaser> wil: you can go to a virtual terminal, login and type 'sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart'
[02:03] <debaser> sssaa: ur welcome
[02:03] <micahcowan> marcot, I think Debian uses the 32-bit browser. But jrib's suggestion sounds hopeful.
[02:03] <haru> HOT, but mosts ips are obtained via dhcp.. any solution for thsoe?
[02:04] <tmske> how can use the command suspend without sudo?
[02:04] <elpargo> IndyGunFreak, do I?
[02:04] <IndyGunFreak> elpargo: yes, do you live in America
[02:04] <OuZo> jrib: can you please open sysnaptic, type apache2 in, then right click to get the properties, then click on installed files. i just need to know where it puts all the files once its installed. Edgy comes with apache2.0.5, i need to use 2.2.4 - thanks, if its not too much trouble
[02:04] <jrib> marcot: the only thing I can't get without a chroot is sun's java plugin, I use blackdown java's plugin
[02:04] <LeoRochael> elpargo: I'm this close to ask the system to apt-get --reinstall install all packages
[02:04] <debaser> wil: you go to a virtual terminal by typing Alt+Ctrl+F1 for the first virtual console, Alt+Ctrl+F2 for the second one, and so on
[02:04] <HOT> haru: is your router building a DNS table for all the machines on the network?
[02:04] <Flannel> OuZo: packages.ubuntu.com can tell you that, no need to bother jrib
[02:04] <jrib> OuZo: use packages.ubuntu.com, but why do you need to know this if you are compiling your own?
[02:04] <osirisx11> can anyone help please? now when i go into restricted drivers it says i dont need restricted drivers :-/ it did when i first installed fiesty
[02:04] <spork> are there any good guides to ripping dvd's on feisty
[02:05] <haru> HOT, i am not sure how the router works.. seeing as i have to access to the network administration :(
[02:05] <elpargo> IndyGunFreak, depends on your definition of america, anyway that was irony if you didn't catch it. I love to have to explain those.
[02:05] <haru> HOT, tho i think it does that
[02:05] <homeer> bamberi: one more q, should i put in the whole path of the .ko file itself, or just the name of it?
[02:05] <IndyGunFreak> elpargo: ok... wahatever
[02:05] <OuZo> Flannel: jrib, thanks
[02:05] <LeoRochael> brb...
[02:05] <debaser> miranda82: that's quite strange, there should be an error, there's no splash, is there?
[02:06] <miranda82> debaser: i normally  don't use the splash option, but if i put it, it justs hangs at the beginnning....
[02:06] <HOT> haru: do "sudo ifconfig" and make sure you are on the correct dns
[02:06] <mzaza> I'm using a Rioch MMC and I'm runing fiesty, still my MMC reader doesn't work any ideas???
[02:06] <LeoRochael> got my window list back, after reinstalling gnome-panel
[02:06] <Lars_G> Errr I just gone feisty from edgy
[02:06] <jrib> OuZo: when you said /user/local you meant /usr/local right?
[02:06] <CarlFK> to help someone ID a laptop internal modem: lspci, lsusb, lshw - any others?  (what shows pccards?)
[02:06] <haru> HOT, eth0 inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS>  Bcast:<IP_ADDRESS>  Mask:<IP_ADDRESS>
[02:06] <haru>
[02:06] <bimberi> homeer: i'm not sure sorry, try the whole path.  I'm assuming it's not somowhere under /lib/modules?
[02:06] <pedalwrench> -+
[04:18] (nonewmsgs/#ubuntu) yay for feisty
[04:18] (Pelo/#ubuntu) IntangibleLiquid,  err, I don't know much about that,  I know some are in /bin,  and /user/bin
[04:18] (mneptok/#ubuntu) potatopancakes: /join #ubuntu-artwork
[04:18] (potatopancakes/#ubuntu) Thanks Pelo, is it just me or is   https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ArtworkTeam   broken?
[04:18] (potatopancakes/#ubuntu) ooh, thanks mneptok!
[04:18] <dipu> I changed the fonts ... how do I apply the changes
[04:18] <dipu> ??
[04:18] <nonewmsgs> is there a chanel where everyone sits around talking about how great ubuntu/feisty is
[04:19] <debaser> Pelo: they can be anywhere... but they're almost always in /bin and /usr/bin
[04:19] <Pelo> potatopancakes,    the servers have been overwhelmed by the upgrade process,  a lot of stuff is hard to reach
[04:19] <Pelo> IntangibleLiquid,   this mght help you http://doc.vic.computerbank.org.au/tutorials/linuxdirectorystructure/
[04:19] <mneptok> Pelo: actually, there are known DC issues ATM
[04:19] <hektik> so like, is the 64bit version gonna be any faster then the 32bit ?
[04:19] <nonewmsgs> hektik for 64bit processors, yes
[04:19] <Pelo> mneptok,  that would explain a lot
[04:19] <mneptok> hektik: it's not
[04:19] <IntangibleLiquid> Pelo: thanks, just forgot about the /usr directory
[04:19] <nonewmsgs> really?>
[04:20] <Pelo> mneptok,  should I kill my upgrade ?
[04:20] <nonewmsgs> ill take his word over mine
[04:20] <MrKeuner> is it possible to have a keyring in gnome that does not ask for a password for certain passwords kept?
[04:20] <potatopancakes> Oh, yeah, suppose it'd be a busy time for the distro. :) Thanks again pelo and mneptok.
[04:20] <mneptok> Pelo: are you dist-upgrading from a mirror?
[04:20] <bimberi> potatopancakes: there's also http://art.ubuntu.com/
[04:20] <steelnub> for some reason my terminals are white...
[04:20] <hektik> so like should i just get the 32bit version so i dont have any problems trying to use 64bit programs
[04:20] <dipu> anyone ... how do I apply the changes I have made to font settings??
[04:20] <Pelo> mneptok,  I' doing the noob style upgrade from the update manager
[04:21] <debaser> dipu: apply? restart?
[04:21] <tieTYT> i'd say 25% of the time i want an app a feature i want is in cvs but not in the version i can get with apt-get.  What are the risks in downloading the source an compiling?
[04:21] <mneptok> hektik: if you have >/= 4GB RAM the 64bit version will be better. for most every other use case i386 is preferable.
[04:21] <Fathefner> what is the kdebuntu
[04:21] <Pelo> dipu,  just click ok at the bottom of the dialog box
[04:21] <mneptok> Pelo: in what country?
[04:21] <debaser> !kubuntu
[04:21] <ubotu> Kubuntu is Ubuntu with KDE, the K Desktop Environment, instead of Gnome. See http://kubuntu.org for more information - For support: #kubuntu - See also !KDE
[04:21] <hektik> k
[04:21] <Pelo> Fathefner,   kubuntu  it uses kde as a window manager
[04:21] <IntangibleLiquid> I love the bot!
[04:21] <kditty> !upgrade
[04:21] <ubotu> For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[04:21] <shawn34> I'm close to getting remote desktop working for my mother-in-law, i can remote in but i can't see anything, the mouse pointer is an X and the background is balck and white... any help please?
[04:21] <nonewmsgs> oh i do have a question.  i want to make one computer in my network hold all my music and just listen to it from all my other computers in my house. should i get the ubuntu server edition or is there a program
[04:22] <IntangibleLiquid> gotta restart X to see if it works ^ ^
[04:22] <mneptok> nonewmsgs: Ubuntu server + Samba
[04:22] <Fathefner> ok i needed to know how to spell it
[04:22] <Pelo> mneptok,  I'm in Canada ,  I did get disconnected twice today but so far I'm doing ok,  stupidly slow but still downloading
[04:22] <debaser> nonewmsgs: or ntfs
[04:22] <mneptok> Pelo: our mirrors are prettf good right now (i'm in Montreal)
[04:22] <kditty> anyone know a mirror for the ubuntu help sites?
[04:22] <mneptok> *pretty
[04:23] <bimberi> tieTYT: rolling your own is OK.  You are then responsible for updates of course.  Also it's a good idea to use checkinstall so that the software is still managed by dpkg/apt
[04:23] <nonewmsgs> what do you mean or ntfs?
[04:23] <kditty> help.ubuntu.com is hopeless :\
[04:23] <mneptok> Pelo: for future reference, the -alternate CD images have a repo on them allowing you to upgrade from CD
[04:23] <annihilus> hey everyone, im trying to follow this page http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Feisty_Installation_Guide for installing fglrx drivers, but i get stuck at the command sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-$(uname -r), it tells me that it cant find linux-restricted-modules
[04:24] <annihilus> any ideas?
[04:24] <Pelo> mneptok,  I was already aware of that,  I just thought I'd give this a shot for no good reason,  I expect I'll have to clean install afterward anyway,  I'm never lucky with the upgrades
[04:24] <debaser> nonewmsgs: is an option where you have a complete partition in the network, and can be mounted from other computer, but samba is a better choice if you have another computer with windows
[04:24] <mistone> Trevi: you host that reposotry right?
[04:24] <mistone> or is that someone else
[04:24] <Pelo> annihilus,  did you enable all the repos ?
[04:24] <shawn34> I'm close to getting remote desktop working for my mother-in-law, i can remote in but i can't see anything, the mouse pointer is an X and the background is balck and white... any help please?
[04:25] <annihilus> im running from terminal atm due to an xserver failed to run
[04:25] <debaser> shawn34: how are you doing that?
[04:25] <Pelo> shawn34,  if no wone answers you try checking the forum for a solution
[04:25] <annihilus> Pelo, so i dont know how to from there
[04:25] <Jump86> wow avant window navigator rocks when it's setup properly and working
[04:25] <nonewmsgs> debaser i think i want to go with samba.  wish me luck
[04:25] <dawonn> How can I set sshd to run on startup?
[04:25] <nonewmsgs> !samba
[04:25] <ubotu> samba is is the way to cooperate with Windows environments. Links with more info: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MountWindowsSharesPermanently and http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/serverguide/C/windows-networking.html - Samba can be administered via the web with SWAT
[04:25] <mneptok> dawonn: it does by default
[04:25] <Pelo> annihilus,   sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list  or .lst,  uncomment everything
[04:26] <annihilus> Pelo, thanks, ill try that
[04:26] <mistone> anyone today ( it worked fine yesterday wtf..... ) when I run beryl it goes really really slow and I get reapted :  NVRM: failed to allocate vmap() page descriptor table when I do dmesg
[04:26] <mistone> also sometimes a black background flashes
[04:26] <debaser> nonewmsgs: luck!
[04:26] <mistone> D;
[04:27] <Pelo> mistone,  try asking in #beryl or  #ubuntu-effects
[04:27] <debaser> shawn34: how are you trying to do it?
[04:27] <mistone> ok
[04:27] <annihilus> Pelo, what do you mean when you say uncomment everything, i understand what comments are, just seems weird that i should uncomment every line
[04:27] <dawonn> I must have come other issue then, Thanks mneptok
[04:28] <mneptok> i love you, BitTornado. that is all.
[04:28] <oktober> Can anyone help with installing a .run file?
[04:28] <shawn34> debaser, xvnc4viewer, im on kubuntu her laptop is on xubuntu
[04:28] <Pelo> annihilus,  I'm assuming that the extra repositories are commented out,  obviously you donT' wnat to uncomment the explanantions
[04:28] <jengerer> sh ./filename.run
[04:28] <oktober> that's all?
[04:28] <mneptok> oktober: that smells like nVidia's binary driver installer
[04:28] <annihilus> Pelo, ha...thanks
[04:28] <GreenDot> okay, this is getting out of hand...  i changed that setting in xorg.conf, but i wasn't able to use my middle mouse button at all.  it's just sitting there only used for scrolling and not for clicking (ie: to open a link in a new tab in firefox)  i don't know what to do  :\
[04:28] <jengerer> Should do it
[04:28] <debaser> shawn34: wait a minute
[04:28] <oktober> what's the "install" command?
[04:28] <ubuntuEdgy> is there any way to delete a file ,so that it dose not go to the bin but just gets deleted !!
[04:28] <nonewmsgs> how do i decss
[04:28] <annihilus> Pelo, what is the backports repo
[04:29] <darx> hi folks
[04:29] <mneptok> oktober: what are you trying to install?
[04:29] <oktober> Well... I haven't played with the nvidia drivers but I'm trying to install the q4 demo
[04:29] <debaser> shawn34: I use x11vnc here and works just fine
[04:29] <darx> i need a good ide for perl
[04:29] <faby> hello, my broadcom wireless is being a pain, before I installed the actual drivers Ubuntu could figure out I had a wireless card, but now that I did install it, Ubuntu doesn't even recognize my card. :(
[04:29] <shawn34> debaser, it connects, i enter the password and it takes it, but the screen i see is just black and white with a mouse pointer
[04:29] <jengerer> you just need to run the file
[04:29] <darx> any suggestions
[04:29] <oktober> ./ = run
[04:29] <mneptok> oktober: what graphics chipset?
[04:29] <Pelo> annihilus,  I am not sure what the description is ,  I beleive it is a  bit more on the edge regarding stability
[04:29] <debaser> shawn34: a lot of gray and black dots?
[04:29] <bimberi> ubuntuEdgy: rm file
[04:29] <shawn34> yes
[04:29] <oktober> uuuh, old geforce2 nvidia thing
[04:29] <debaser> shawn34: surely you're not starting any window manager
[04:29] <oktober> TI4200 I think haha
[04:29] <debaser> shawn34: yes, that's it
[04:29] <bruenig> !info geany
[04:29] <ubotu> geany: A fast and lightweight IDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.10.2-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 1314 kB, installed size 4328 kB
[04:30] <shawn34> debaser, can't i just remote into the current session?
[04:30] <ubuntuEdgy> bimberi: using nautilus
[04:30] <adrian_> ruewan
[04:30] <IntangibleLiquid> what is the best dreamweaver-like app in Ubuntu?
[04:30] <annihilus> Pelo, well after that i am still unbable to find the package
[04:30] <mneptok> oktober: you'll want the nVidia binary drivers before Q4
[04:30] <oktober> ok!
[04:30] <rrittenhouse> crud i cant access the wiki.. can anbody else?
[04:30] <theglace> bimberi: Would you not want to erase the data, and pull a 'dd' type thing rather than just setting it to writeable?
[04:30] <snook353> where can i get a banner for my website?
[04:30] <debaser> shawn34: x11vnc lets you do that, I don't know any other option for an opened session
[04:30] <oktober> I tried to get those running but made a mess awhile back, can you walk me through that?
[04:30] <adrian_> ok, i got my black window on logout problem solved
[04:30] <nonewmsgs> !deCSS
[04:30] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about decss - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:30] <annihilus> Pelo, tryin it with the command sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-$(uname -r)
[04:30] <Pelo> annihilus,  that may just be because of the current server load and the DC problems we were talkinga about earlier
[04:30] <nonewmsgs> !dvd
[04:30] <ubotu> For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[04:30] <oktober> or is it just on synaptic?
[04:30] <faby> !broadcom
[04:30] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[04:31] <adrian_> did anyone here have problems with kde missing the shutdown, restart and hibernate buttons after upgrading to feisty?"
[04:31] <snook353> !banner
[04:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about banner - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:31] <annihilus> Pelo, sry im so new to linux in general im lost at what you just said
[04:31] <snook353> !link
[04:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about link - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:31] <IntangibleLiquid> !IDE
[04:31] <bimberi> ubuntuEdgy: I just knew you were going to ask that.  Not sure sorry.
[04:31] <bruenig> adrian_, sounds like a beryl/compiz related issue
[04:31] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ide - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:31] <ubuntuEdgy>  bimberi:do i pres "shift" while i press delete
[04:31] <adrian_> i am not using beryl
[04:31] <oktober> mneptok: I'm sorry, but what do I need?
[04:31] <bimberi> theglace: sorry?
[04:31] <bruenig> !info bluefish
[04:31] <ubotu> bluefish: advanced Gtk+ HTML editor. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.0.7-1 (feisty), package size 1570 kB, installed size 6724 kB
[04:31] <faby> are the Ubuntu servers being extra slow right now?
[04:31] <ubuntuEdgy> bimberi:thanks any way
[04:31] <debaser> adrian_: add your user to the proper groups
[04:31] <ubuntuEdgy> :)
[04:31] <Fathefner> kwifimanger question
[04:31] <clos> whats up??
[04:32] <hobbesmaster> faby: from what I've seen, yes
[04:32] <adrian_> hrrrm, how do i do that ?
[04:32] <debaser> faby: yes
[04:32] <Fathefner> how can u tell if ur wifi is connected
[04:32] <faby> ok thanks, worse time too. :(
[04:32] <theglace> bimberi: rm just removes the file from index and sets the physical space to writeable, it doesn't erase iirc.
[04:32] <clos> first time in here.. has anybody got bCharge to work on ubuntu 6 or 7 yet?
[04:32] <debaser> adrian_: login with a user able to do administration and go to system > administration > user and group administration
[04:32] <theglace> bimberi: Or it's Windows that does that.
[04:33] <Pelo> annihilus,  a new versions of ubuntu was realease late last week and a lot of ppl have been upgrading and downloading a lot of files ,  the servers handling that are quite overwhelemed by the demand and there have also been some deconnections problems (which are likely related),   it might be a good idea to try at a later time
[04:33] <adrian_> ok
[04:33] <mneptok> oktober: Feisty?
[04:33] <disasm> I'm confused NetworkManager is taking over my usb devices (mainly in this case a usb joystick) Apr 23 22:32:11 warbird NetworkManager: <debug info>^I[1177381931.804685]  nm_hal_device_added (): New device added (hal udi is '/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/usb_device_b43_3_noserial_if0_logicaldev_input').
[04:33] <oktober> mneptok: feisty?
[04:33] <mneptok> oktober: which release of Ubuntu?
[04:33] <Pelo> annihilus,  also check your spelling,  make sure you have typed exactly the right command
[04:33] <disasm> with edgy it used to show up as /dev/input/js0
[04:33] <oktober> mneptok: 6.06
[04:33] <Safrole> disasm: I'm having issues with Network Manager
[04:33] <faby> so anybody might telling me why my wireless connection disappeared all of the sudden when I tried to install the drivers? it does not appear in the gnome-network-manager
[04:33] <bimberi> theglace: you're correct. however ubuntuEdgy isn't concerned about that, (s)he just wants to avoid the file going into the Trash (if I've got it right)
[04:33] <theglace> bimberi: Ah, okay. My bad.
[04:33] <annihilus> Pelo, yeah ive ben on ubuntu for about a month now, so this is the first major release ive experienced, thats it expectable
[04:34] <tieTYT> i'd say 25% of the time i want an app a feature i want is in cvs but not in the version i can get with apt-get.  What are the risks in downloading the source and compiling?
[04:34] <bimberi> theglace: np :)
[04:34] <annihilus> Pelo, so waiting it out would be the solution to that?
[04:34] <oktober> mneptok: I find drivers on the nvidia website
[04:34] <disasm> Safrole: I removed it from my feisty laptop since I use wpa_supplicant and it was conflicting, but I assumed with my desktop I wouldn't have any problems with it
[04:34] <dumsie> hello all!
[04:34] <Pelo> annihilus,  it is a possibilty,  but also check your spelling ,  apt-get does not forgive
[04:34] <IntangibleLiquid> is Nvu a good choice for simple web development?
[04:34] <debaser> tieTYT: it could crash your system or present a security hole
[04:34] <debaser> *flaw
[04:34] <mneptok> oktober: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get install linux-image-686 && sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx linux-restricted-modules
[04:34] <Haru> how do i enable IPX on ubuntu ??
[04:34] <lun> Hi, all, I used update-manager -d to upgrade to fiesty fawn long time ago, I'm here just to understand what's the current condition of it. Well, yesterday I did an upgrade of 4xx tools then I'm wondering if FF is released and if I'm using the current version.
[04:35] <debaser> IntangibleLiquid: EMACS!
[04:35] <lun> by current version I mean released version :P
[04:35] <oktober> mneptok: I can't just use the gizmo in the adminstratino tab?
[04:35] <Flannel> lun: it is.  And, if you are up to date in update-manager, then you are.
[04:35] <IntangibleLiquid> debaser: Sori dude! No emacs plz, I need something easy to use and fast to learn!
[04:35] <lun> and also , I just found that the kernel 2.6.20-15 they provided didn't have the SATA support built in(they compiled as Module) this will give problem to people who are using sata hard disk, where can I post so they get to know this and correct it later.
[04:35] <mneptok> oktober: sure. but i'm not trying to typ4e it
[04:35] <tieTYT> debaser: that's all scary stuff.  But i'm also conserned about the 'uninstalling' part
[04:35] <lun> Flannel, thanks, I get it
[04:35] <tieTYT> how do you uninstall something you downloaded from cvs?
[04:35] <oktober> mneptok: it's all good so far.. no updating needed
[04:35] <adrian_> i have root, and the buttons were there up until i upgraded to feisty
[04:35] <oktober> 686?
[04:36] <annihilus> Pelo, sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-$(uname -r), sound good?
[04:36] <oktober> mneptok: why do I want the 686 install?
[04:36] <bibek> hi guys do u know how to configure xdm to load kde instead of gnome?
[04:36] <debaser> IntangibleLiquid: nvu is a WYSIWYG editor, good for designing pages, not suitable for programming. you should then use bluefish or quanta (if you use KDE).
[04:36] <shawn34> i have an older laptop on xubuntu feisty, how can i switch to normal ubuntu and get rid of xubuntu all togeather without reinstalling
[04:36] <debaser> IntangibleLiquid: but you should try emacs
[04:36] <clos> as anybody got bCharge working on thier ubuntu box?
[04:36] <dumsie> i have some problems getting my monitor to have a 1280x1024 resolution...
[04:36] <oktober> mneptok: nvidia-glx is already the newest version
[04:36] <Pelo> annihilus,   try this,    type uname -r  and copy the result  , append that at the end ofhte command  as a replacement for $(uname-r)
[04:36] <keddie> Is there a default password with 7.04?
[04:36] <dumsie> i already downloaded the correct drivers for it
[04:37] <mistone> shawn34:  remove the packages you want an do apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[04:37] <oktober> mneptok: but it says it can't find the package linux-restricted-modules
[04:37] <bimberi> keddie: no
[04:37] <LabThug> After upgrading to Feisty, I lost the "switch user" menu option in Kubuntu.  Does anyone in here know how to get it back?
[04:37] <bimberi> !root | keddie
[04:37] <ubotu> keddie: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[04:37] <mistone> er remove the packages you don't want anymore :P
[04:37] <mneptok> oktober: cat /etc/X11/xorg.conf | grep Driver
[04:37] <clos> i was able to get the program to recognize my blackberry and it says it switches the power level for it, but the blackberry still displays an error...?
[04:37] <debaser> tieTYT: if I'm not wrong, if you want to uninstall you shouldn't delete the directories in which you're building, and then run make uninstall
[04:37] <oktober> mneptok: grep?
[04:37] <mg> Hi, It seems it's a bug, but there's no apache2-ssl-certificate command, I've followed several tutorials, in edgy worked ok
[04:37] <annihilus> Pelo, after running the priot command it first tells me -bash:sbaker command not found (sbaker being my uname)
[04:37] <mneptok> oktober: just paste that command
[04:37] <frozenskunk> Hello-Can anyone provide assistance with getting some keyboard keys working correctly after a Feisty upgrade? (Specific keys: Ctrl, / * - + on numpad)
[04:37] <IntangibleLiquid> debaser: I need a WYSIWYG. I made one mistake with the word 'devel'. I just need something similar to dreamweaver to admin a small website. I notice that there;s no binary package on Nvu so just wonder if some of you have used it before.
[04:37] <oktober> mneptok: alright, stuff comes up
[04:37] <tieTYT> debaser: hm, that sounds like one of those things that's app dependant and I can't count on
[04:38] <oktober> mneptok: driver "kbd".. driver "mouse"
[04:38] <Pelo> annihilus,   sbaker is not your uname, it is your username,    uname is acommand that displays the kernel version
[04:38] <mneptok> oktober: are you usidng the "nv" or "nvidia" driver?
[04:38] <dumsie> IntangibleLiquid: you can try bluefish...
[04:38] <debaser> IntangibleLiquid: I use gentoo, but NVU is THE choice for dreamweaver.
[04:38] <oktober> mneptok: it's a nvidia chipset?
[04:38] <annihilus> Pelo, ha, thanks thats more than likeyl my problem
[04:38] <tieTYT> debaser: aren't there problems like that could uninstall a library that another app uses and break the app i want to keep?  I thought these were all benefits of using the package manager
[04:38] <yetifoot> Hi, I keep reading about how much easier for new users ubuntu is compared to other distros, but can't find any good info on what the actual features are that make this so.  What do people consider these features to be?
[04:38] <debaser> tieTYT: it's your desition.
[04:38] <annihilus> Pelo, sry for being such a noob
[04:38] <oktober> mneptok: I'm not sure what I'm looking for...
[04:38] <Pelo> annihilus,   you're allowed,
[04:39] <Pelo> to be sorry
[04:39] <mneptok> IntangibleLiquid: Amaya or Bluefish. forget nVu, it's dead.
[04:39] <clos> yetifoot - pretty much u put in the disc and it goes..
[04:39] <annihilus> Pelo, :)
[04:39] <bimberi> Pelo: lol
[04:39] <debaser> tieTYT: yes, that's a problem too, but that would appear only if you begin to build your system completely
[04:39] <bernie> hi, my software sources under system>admin wont open, it prompts for password and then doesnt open
[04:39] <IntangibleLiquid> debaser: have you used it on Ubuntu? There's only a package for Ubunu 5
[04:39] <bernie> any ideas
[04:39] <aimes_> yetifoot: for me, it's the community and lots of how-to's
[04:39] <keddie> bimberi: I can use my password for synaptic and other things, but when I try to use the su command it says it's wrong
[04:39] <clos> finds all/most ur drivers and comes preinstalled with most basic stuff u need.. and u could google anything about ubuntu and find it..
[04:39] <debaser> tieTYT: if you have one or two apps the breakage of other apps is not a problem when uninstalling, but you shouldn't use libraries compiled from CVS
[04:40] <mneptok> oktober: Driver = nv/nvidia/vesa ?
[04:40] <linxeh> what are the ubuntu packages for R called ?
[04:40] <bimberi> keddie: use 'sudo',   'sudo -i' to get a root shell
[04:40] <IntangibleLiquid> mneptok: Nvu update is quite..out of date, I can see that!
[04:40] <debaser> IntengibleLiquid: no, I haven't
[04:40] <oktober> mneptok: is this trying to tell me what I'm running or am I looking to install?
[04:40] <theglace> keddie: This is for your own protection. If you cannot figure out how to get root, you likely aren't proficient enough to use it safely.
[04:40] <mneptok> oktober: what you are running now
[04:40] <yamathan_> Huh.
[04:40] <Pelo> annihilus,  if you are replacing uname in the command string with your username that would be a problem   try typing it as is with -$uname-r   and see if it works
[04:40] <mneptok> IntangibleLiquid: nVu as a project is dead
[04:40] <oktober> mneptok: how do I tell that? "nv" is displayed
[04:41] <Flannel> IntangibleLiquid: as of... edgy, I believe, it wasn no longer in ubuntu due to lack of development/package maintainer.
[04:41] <sgtmattbaker> hello I am using azureus to download sabayon and it says it is going to take 6 hours.. I was under the impression that bit torrent would be faster for this sort of thing
[04:41] <mneptok> oktober: then you are using the open nVidia driver, not nvidia-glx
[04:41] <IntangibleLiquid> is there any sync function in Bluefish or Amaya?
[04:41] <debaser> mneptok: I didn't know that ...  :(
[04:41] <oktober> mneptok: okies, so I downloaded the geforce4 latest driver from the website, doe sthat help?
[04:41] <debaser> IntangibleLiquid: you can use Mozilla composer
[04:41] <Pelo> sgtmattbaker, speed might varry over time,  it also depends on th enumber of peers,
[04:41] <annihilus> Pelo, yeah that worked now,  now its now finding the next package xorg-driver-fglrx
[04:41] <ubuntuEdgy> bimberi:correct ,,so what do i do
[04:42] <mneptok> oktober: no. you should install via the package system
[04:42] <Pelo> annihilus,   congradulations
[04:42] <annihilus> Pelo, i mean having trouble finding that pkg
[04:42] <oktober> mneptok: right, ok
[04:42] <theglace> ubuntuEdgy: What's wrong with rm?
[04:42] <bimberi> linxeh: there's r-base and r-gnome (amongst others): "apt-cache search r | grep statistic"
[04:42] <Pelo> annihilus,  having problems how ?
[04:42] <clos> last time.. anybody got bcharge - charge utility for blackberry's to work on their ubuntu 7?? i was pretty sure i read it comes with this installed but i cant get it to work.. i came close manually compiling it on 6.06...
[04:42] <keddie> theglace: Actually I am, but I have been messing around with other flavors that use su instead of sudo, forgot Ubuntu uses sudo
[04:42] <sgtmattbaker> Pelo: are there really that few seeds out there for sabayon?
[04:42] <ubuntuEdgy> theglace: im on the terminal
[04:42] <keddie> bimberi: thx
[04:42] <mneptok> oktober: stand by. ssh'ing to a Dapper test box.
[04:42] <ubuntuEdgy> im using nautilus
[04:42] <theglace> ubuntuEdgy: type "rm filename"
[04:42] <annihilus> Pelo, as in E: Can't find package xorg-driver-fglrx
[04:42] <oktober> mneptok: kks, thanks
[04:43] <debaser> I've just installed 7.04 and PS/2 mouse doesn't work at all, any ideas?
[04:43] <bimberi> ubuntuEdgy: sorry I still don't know (I did have a play).  I was explaining my 'rm' answer to someone
[04:43] <Pelo> sgtmattbaker,  I don'T know this is the ubuntu channel go ask in the sabayon one for alternate means of dl
[04:43] <bimberi> keddie: yw :)
[04:43] <debaser> I think I can reinstall the kernel maybe?
[04:43] <Pelo> annihilus,   check your spelling ,
[04:43] <KalleDK> How do you force a kill of a program.. HellaNZB froze once and sudo kill id didnt work
[04:43] <theglace> ubuntuEdgy: Go to Edit>Preferences>Behaviour in Nautlius
[04:43] <ubuntuEdgy> theglace: ok not usefull when you have 100 files to delete
[04:43] <yetifoot> KalleDK, kill -kill pid
[04:43] <xSUSHix> How do I disable the window zoom box effect when launching a program ? (GNOME)
[04:43] <Pelo> annihilus,   apt-get  update   then try again
[04:43] <linxeh> bimberi: many thanks
[04:44] <KalleDK> Thx yetifoot
[04:44] <bimberi> linxeh: np :)
[04:44] <annihilus> Pelo, spelled right
[04:44] <theglace> ubuntuEdgy: Depends on the situation. However, go to the preferences and you will see that there is an option there.
[04:44] <annihilus> Pelo, always a good check though, :)
[04:44] <ubuntuEdgy> theglace: i just want it for the files i want to delete not permanently.
[04:44] <fatih378> ss
[04:44] <ubuntuEdgy> theglace: ok thx
[04:44] <Hubris2> Anybody good with VNC?
[04:44] <theglace> No problem.
[04:44] <aaroncampbell> I've been having problems with digiKam ( http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=144574 ) and it seems that it's because the version of digiKam that feisty has needs a newer version of libexiv2 and libkexiv2.  How do you report something like that?
[04:44] <debaser> Hubris2: I made it work but in gentoo.
[04:44] <mneptok> oktober: sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-686
[04:45] <ubuntuEdgy> theglace: in winodws you pres "shift" then deleted the file.
[04:45] <debaser> How do I reinstall the kernel?
[04:45] <minerale> what's the current version? edgy?
[04:45] <Flannel> minerale: 7.04, feisty
[04:45] <ubuntuEdgy> feisty
[04:45] <debaser> *Feisty Fawn
[04:45] <IntangibleLiquid> can I install Amaya via Synaptic?
[04:45] <Pelo> annihilus,  just in case you didn'T catch it the first time     sudo apt-get update ,  adn then try your command again
[04:45] <NuclearM> How would I change the order of OSes in GRUB?
[04:45] <Hubris2> debaser - I had VNC4Server configured to work with display 1, resumable session under Edgy.  I had to stay 1 version back...the latest build had a problem that wouldn't allow connections to work.
[04:46] <fatih378> y
[04:46] <debaser> Hubris2: and what happened?
[04:46] <nonewmsgs> why is ix86 always stated as i386? is a 386 minimum recomended to work and why is x64 stated as athalon? is it optomised for athalons?
[04:46] <oktober> mneptok: alright, so it's installing goodies... linux-image-2...., linux-doc.... and lilo
[04:46] <Pelo> NuclearM,   gksu gedit /boot/grub/menu.list   and copy paste gently
[04:46] <linxeh> bimberi: how do I start up r-gnome ?
[04:46] <aznprodigy> hi can some one help me with getting internet to work in ubuntu 7.04 for ps3
[04:46] <aznprodigy> i'm trying to connect through a router from a cable modem
[04:47] <debaser> how do I reinstall the kernel?
[04:47] <oktober> mneptok: all done
[04:47] <oktober> mneptok: restart needed....
[04:47] <Hubris2> debaser: When I upgraded to Feisty....it put in the newest version of vnc4server, which broke it again.  I removed that package, manually reinstalled the older version...and it connects to give me a gnome login prompt - but when I enter a correct userID/pass it beeps and returns to the login...and syslog reports a connection error...transport endpoint not connected.
[04:47] <mneptok> oktober: reboot to the new kernel and modules
[04:47] <bimberi> linxeh: never used it sry.  Hopefully a menu entry is created once you installi t.
[04:47] <bimberi> *install it
[04:47] <annihilus> Pelo, lots of these messages (Err httpL//us.archive.ubuntu.com edgy/universe Sources...Sub-process bzip2 returned error code2)
[04:47] <linxeh> bimberi: not at the moment on kubuntu, but I'll have a look around - ta
[04:47] <theglace> linxeh: Tried searching /usr/*/bin
[04:48] <DanaG> Argh, Amarok keeps crashing.
[04:48] <debaser> Hubris2: I've never have that problem, sorry, i can't help you
[04:48] <theglace> DanaG: What's the error?
[04:48] <Pelo> annihilus,   that sounds like problems with the servers to me,   try again tomorrow
[04:48] <annihilus> Pelo, seems weird that its saying edgy but it is an edgy guide im using, i was just told in a forum that it worked for someone else
[04:48] <DanaG> It's crashing when I pause and resume.
[04:48] <Lam_> what's the max size that the / partition should be if i have a /home/user partition present?
[04:48] <adrian_> this channel is so cool
[04:48] <DanaG> Using a plug device in my .asoundrc.
[04:48] <annihilus> Pelo, also seems weird that at the end it tells me to run apt-get update to fix these problems even though thats the original command
[04:48] <Pelo> annihilus,  intermitent server problems,  they might have been lucky ,
[04:48] <Hubris2> debaser: Hmm.....I'm trying to figure out of there's a config for VNC that would refuse a second login (I'm usually signed in on display 0 when I connect remotely to display 1)
[04:48] <debaser> I've just installed 7.04 and PS/2 mouse doesn't work at all, any ideas?
[04:49] <IntangibleLiquid> Google Earth killed my X :(
[04:49] <Hubris2> debaser: Or...if it's something related to the server bug.  It really sucks connecting to display 0....extremely slow
[04:49] <aznprodigy> how do you make ubuntu auto search for new internet connection
[04:49] <theglace> debaser: Drivers? Checked your X configuration?
[04:49] <yetifoot> debaser, maybe you need to edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:49] <nomasteryoda|w> IntangibleLiquid, i guess your nick is like the "intangibletax" ... can't hold it, can't see it, can't tax it...
[04:49] <theglace> aznprodigy: I suspect that you need to enable the eth0, eth1 etc.
[04:49] <keddie> anyone else having a problem getting to the Ubuntu wiki or help page?
[04:49] <annihilus> Pelo, yeah its just about every third line giving that error so it may be a server thing
[04:49] <Pelo> annihilus,   apt-get update, checks the repost listed in sources.lst and caches the infor for where the packages are located
[04:49] <debaser> Hubris2: maybe you should try another server, I wouldn't use such a buggy software
[04:50] <DanaG> I'm using the medibuntu amarok.
[04:50] <aznprodigy> how do i enable eth0
[04:50] <linxeh> theglace: yeah, all the obvious things. I dont think I specified the packages correctly when I installed, trying again now
[04:50] <Hubris2> debaser: I'll be checking that soon.
[04:50] <oktober> mneptok: restarted, all ready to go
[04:50] <bimberi> keddie: yes (and I should have thought of that before sending you that link sorry)
[04:50] <IntangibleLiquid> how can you remove an app that you installed with Automatix2?
[04:50] <debaser> yetifoot, theglace: no, the X config is alright, not even a sudo cat /dev/psaux works
[04:50] <keddie> bimberi: np :-)
[04:50] <debaser> any ideas?
[04:50] <adrian_> just start automatix2 and click on the installed apps tab
[04:50] <Hubris2> debaser: have you tried doing a reconfig of your Xserver?  Back up your xorg.conf and see if a reconfig detects your mouse
[04:50] <linxeh> theglace: nope, looks liek the package is messed up
[04:51] <ircusr> hi all
[04:51] <Pelo> IntangibleLiquid,  use automatix to remove it or you can possibly also remove it from synaptic, depending on the app
[04:51] <bimberi> IntangibleLiquid: hopefully using synaptic/apt
[04:51] <xSUSHix> How do I disable the zoom box effect when launching or maximizing an app ?
[04:51] <sivel27> good evening all
[04:51] <guacho> hello comunity
 morning!
[04:51] <thefirstdude> how can I add an address bar using thunar
[04:52] <Pelo> xSUSHix,   you would have to ask the ppl in #beryl
[04:52] <debaser> Hubris2: I'm sure I know the correct config, and it doesn't work at all. anyway it should at least work with cat /dev/psaux
[04:52] <ircusr> hello ubuntu fellows!
[04:52] <theglace> Anyone know why a 6.06 install + Oracle + JDeveloper + aptitude based upgrades is causing my net conection to be horribly slow?
[04:52] <debaser> Hubris2: it seems to be a kernel level problem, I couldn't solve it in archlinux so I migrated to ubuntu but now it's the same
[04:52] <debaser> ircusr: hi!
[04:52] <DanaG> ALSA lib pcm_direct.c:1462:(_snd_pcm_direct_get_slave_ipc_offset) Invalid type 'multi' for slave PCM
[04:52] <ircusr> wassup!
[04:52] <oktober> mneptok: So, I want to now try and get the linux geforce4 drivers w/ snaptic?
[04:53] <Pelo> !slow | theglace   if that is what you are talknig about
[04:53] <ubotu> theglace   if that is what you are talknig about: The Ubuntu repositories and ISO mirrors are currently under heavy load due to the release of !Feisty. Please consider using !torrents to download ISO images, and be patient with APT updates.
[04:53] <DanaG> I want to make .asoundrc do dmix -> upmix -> ladspa
[04:53] <mneptok> oktober: do you know how to edit text files with nano, vi, or some other editor?
[04:53] <theglace> Pelo: No.
[04:53] <DanaG> and ladspa -> plug:surround51:1
[04:53] <oktober> mneptok: nope
[04:53] <theglace> Steam is working at 25.8kb/s
[04:53] <Pelo> theglace,  I don'T know then sorry
[04:53] <mneptok> oktober: open a terminal
[04:53] <theglace> No worries, I phrased the question poorly.
[04:53] <oktober> mneptok: alright
[04:53] <frozenskunk> Can anyone provide assistance with getting some keyboard keys working correctly after a Feisty upgrade? (Specific keys: Ctrl, / * - + on numpad), have gotten the left ctrl key working, but the rest are still dead.
[04:54] <mneptok> oktober: sudo cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak
[04:54] <debaser> maybe a bad kernel compilation?
[04:54] <Hubris2> DanaG - have you figured out how to properly output via SP/DIF?  I'd love to get that working....
[04:54] <Lam_> i have 3 partitions: /, /home, and swap. is it better to place swap on the outer rim or between / and /home ?
[04:54] <DanaG> Hmm, spdif should be a separate device.
[04:54] <oktober> mneptok: nothing happened other than a prompt for a password
[04:54] <DanaG> do aplay -l (lowercase L)
[04:54] <theglace> Lam_ Outer rim. Hard disk is read outside in
 it doesnt matter I guess
[04:54] <mneptok> oktober: supply the password
[04:54] <DanaG> aah, downgrading Amarok fixed the pause==crash issue.
[04:54] <xSUSHix> Pelo Actually I'm talking about the default effect that Ubuntu has.   You know, when you click on a launcher - it makes that zoom box to show you where the app is loading
[04:54] <oktober> mneptok: yeah, and then nothing, just another blank prompt
[04:55] <Lam_> ok thanks
[04:55] <Hubris2> DanaG: It is....and in fact if I choose device 0,1 I can successfully test from the sound config - but none of the apps will output to it....
[04:55] <Pelo> xSUSHix,  oh, I see,  try  looking in  gconf-editor
[04:55] <mneptok> oktober: gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:55] <DanaG> You can make it be default in .asoundrc.
[04:55] <lovloss> This is a kubuntu problem i suppose,but since kubuntu has like 1/100th the people who can help me, ill ask here. Im trying to install feisty, but every time it starts up i have to hit f4 and select a resolution or as soon as i start it up, instead of a loading screen i get my monitor going out. The green light on it turns yellow and it sits there, black as night :P Any resolution setting fixes that, but as soon as its done the loadin
[04:55] <oktober> mneptok: opened
[04:55] <nbound> hey im getting a GPG error on the feisty-updates server, and googling has not helped :(
[04:55] <nonewmsgs> it's ironic that only legal dvds won't play out-of-the-box
[04:55] <lovloss> Now why is it so complicated?
[04:55] <natsumey> i need help from someone who have voip phone
[04:55] <marx2k> quick question... is there any way to revert back to the stock /apt.sources list for Edgy?
[04:55] <oktober> mneptok: xorg.conf (/etc/X11) - gedit
[04:55] <xSUSHix> Pelo i swear i saw it in some gui that Ubuntu has
[04:56] <mneptok> oktober: go find "nv" and change it to "nvidia"
[04:56] <DanaG> try setting the card to "spdif"
[04:56] <theglace> nbound: what are you trying to install?
[04:56] <marx2k> Ive tacked on a ton of 3rd party stuff and a lot of them time out
[04:56] <mneptok> oktober: then save and quit gedit
[04:56] <oktober> mneptok: kk
[04:56] <nbound> theglace.... nothing, it cant even get the repo list
[04:56] <Hubris2> DanaG: My concern is....if I can choose that device in various apps (VLC, Beep, mplayer etc) but they either output nothing or else complain the audio device isn't ready....what happens if I make that my default device...rather than standard PCM?
[04:56] <theglace> nbound: Ah. Do you have the proper GPG libs
[04:56] <DanaG> Isn't ready?  Maybe it needs dmix.
[04:56] <aznprodigy> can someone help me setup internet connection on ubuntu 7.04 with ps3
[04:56] <nbound> theglace, ive got the newest
[04:56] <oktober> mneptok: Identifier "NVIDIA Corporation NV25 [GeForce4 Ti 4200] " Driver "nvidia"
[04:57] <DanaG> The Gentoo wiki has good info on ALSA.
[04:57] <nbound> as far as im aware
[04:57] <mneptok> oktober: perfect
[04:57] <mneptok> oktober: was that already there?
[04:57] <DanaG> http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_ALSA_sound_mixer_aka_dmix
[04:57] <oktober> mneptok: nope
[04:57] <oktober> mneptok: just "nv"
[04:57] <mneptok> oktober: cool. so change "nv" to "nvidia"
[04:57] <theglace> nbound: Give me a moment to check.
[04:57] <Pelo> xSUSHix,  I have no idea where , sorry
[04:57] <Hubris2> DanaG: Thanks...I'll give that a read
[04:57] <oktober> mneptok: changed...
[04:57] <mneptok> oktober: save and exit
[04:58] <DanaG> ANd there are "related" links.
[04:58] <nbound> theglace, you not goin to beleive this... but now its working :S
[04:58] <oktober> mneptok: yeah, did that when I cut'n pasted :)
[04:58] <Pelo> aznprodigy,  try looking in the forum , lots of help there
[04:58] <lovloss> so nobody knows? :/
[04:58] <toferrado> How do I configure wirless using Ubuntu?
[04:58] <theglace> Okay nbound: use the  --allow-unauthenticated switch
[04:58] <marx2k> has anyone else had issue with NFS connections freezing during transfer and then being a real bitch to fix?
[04:58] <theglace> nbound: lol...just lol.
[04:58] <pilibeen>  I'm having all sorts of issues partitioning during hte install of Feisty....keep getting htis message: "The ext3 file system creation in partition #1 of IDE1 master (hda) failed."
[04:58] <Hubris2> toferrado: which wireless chipset?
[04:58] <mneptok> oktober: time to restart X. ctl-alt-backspace. see you when you reconnect :)
[04:58] <DanaG> WTF?  Amarok crashed again.
[04:58] <pilibeen> does anybody have an idea why?
[04:59] <oktober> mneptok: can I do that w/o restarting the machine? just log out?
[04:59] <DanaG> It does it whenever the device is busy.
[04:59] <toferrado> Hubris2, don't know :/
[04:59] <mneptok> oktober: ctl-alt-backspace
[04:59] <marx2k> phili: it doesnt tell you why?
[04:59] <Pelo> lovloss,  different ppl have diffrent skills,  try asking at driffrent times of day, or also try the forum
[04:59] <DanaG> Oh yay, CPU just spiked to 72 C.
[04:59] <nbound> theglace, that was officially the strangest problem ever, not the hardest by a long shot, but definately straneg :S
[04:59] <theglace> pilibeen: There could be five hundred reasons why. Be more specific
[04:59] <toferrado> Hubris2, How can I know it?
[04:59] <Hubris2> toferrado: What card/device do you have?  If it's a laptop, look up your specs.  A lot of the Broadcom-based devices give you challenges...
[04:59] <theglace> nbound: Well, now you know. use  --allow-unauthenticated to skip over GPG problems.
[05:00] <mneptok> oktober: wb
[05:00] <oktober> mneptok: and I'm back
[05:00] <lovloss> Pelo: I know, its just that ive been asking a lot , everywhere. I guess i have to use the forums :/
[05:00] <Pelo> later folks
[05:00] <oktober> mneptok: wb?
[05:00] <nbound> theglace, will do in future :)
[05:00] <mneptok> oktober: get a spiffy nVidia splash screen?
[05:00] <Eclipse75> yo
[05:00] <marx2k> Im doing the Distribution Upgrade to Feisty thourgh update manager and it's stuck on 'Fetching File X of Y" in "Preparing the upgrade"
[05:00] <tom_> Anyone know where a Electrical Engineering Student from University of Michigan could find a good job for the summer?
[05:00] <Pelo> lovloss,  I mean search the forum,  chances are there is a post about it already
[05:00] <marx2k> I think it's timining out on an apt source :(
[05:00] <oktober> mneptok: I got a blank boring nothing
[05:00] <oktober> mneptok: and then the normal login
[05:00] <nbound> lovloss, whats the prob?
[05:00] <DanaG> Argh, AGAIN!
[05:00] <mneptok> oktober: that's fine
[05:00] <duelboot> !offtopic |tom_
[05:00] <ubotu> tom_: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[05:01] <mneptok> oktober: where is this Q4 demo? and what files are in there?
[05:01] <Fathefner> how do u put a WEP in kwifimanger
[05:01] <oktober> it's uuuuh
[05:01] <Pelo> later folks
[05:01] <sticazzi> mneptok, I've bought the game for 5 on ebay
[05:01] <pilibeen> theglace: i'm installing xubuntu feisty over my last edgy install.....just trying to have a 32 gb partition mounted on / , and a gig of swap. I tried guided and manual partitioning, both give me the same message
[05:01] <aaroncampbell> If I want to be able to handle java content on the web (like this: https://zend.webex.com/mc0703l/webcomponents/docshow/docshow.do?javaEnable=true&siteurl=zend ) is there a package I can install?  Or do I need to get some sort of installer?
[05:01] <sticazzi> the demo file is on ID's ftp
[05:01] <oktober> mneptok: in my home folder, quake4-linux-1.0-demo.x86.run
[05:01] <DanaG> I tried Xubuntu and found it unusable.
[05:02] <DanaG> XFCE slaughtered my keyboard,
[05:02] <theglace> pilibeen: Erase the entire thing, and then try formatting?
[05:02] <marx2k> pili: have you tried using the GParted LiveCD?
[05:02] <saviles> exit
[05:02] <theglace> DanaG: It raped my daughter too.
[05:02] <nonewmsgs> why is there so much negativity towards ubuntu online? is it that it's too easy to use so it's not a man-linux?
[05:02] <DanaG> by turning arrow keys and home-pgup-pgdn-end into Japanese Input Method keys.
[05:02] <pilibeen> marx2k: no i havent.....
[05:02] <toferrado> Hubris2, I'm using a laptop. What you mean "look up your specs"?
[05:02] <theglace> DanaG: xorg.conf?
[05:02] <oktober> mneptok: I tried to do "install quake4-linux-1.0-demo.x86.run -d /usr/local/games" and then the same but in a new folder, /usr/local/games/quake4
[05:02] <marx2k> pili: try it out
[05:02] <mneptok> oktober: chmod +x ~/quake4-linux-1.0-demo.x86.run && ~/quake4-linux-1.0-demo.x86.run
[05:02] <DanaG> Nope. Gnome is fine, KDE is fine, but XFCE is broken.
[05:02] <marx2k> pili: also, are you trying to do it while the drive is mounted, by any chance?
[05:02] <HorizonXP> hey, are the package servers slow for everyone?
[05:02] <duelboot> nonewmsgs, just ignore them...they are just jealous
[05:02] <xelados> dooglus: gparted didn't like me at all and I couldn't resize my /boot partition, so I just went ahead and symlinked so the feisty upgrade would carry on. Now it's going along fine.
[05:03] <Hubris2> toferrado: If you go to your manufacturer website....look up your laptop, it's likely somewhere they'll tell you what kind/model of wireless card could be in it.
[05:03] <theglace> !slow | HorizonXP
[05:03] <ubotu> HorizonXP: The Ubuntu repositories and ISO mirrors are currently under heavy load due to the release of !Feisty. Please consider using !torrents to download ISO images, and be patient with APT updates.
[05:03] <clos> xfce has been broken since 6.04?? whats up with that??
[05:03] <HorizonXP> still?
[05:03] <oktober> mneptok: gawd, these commands are huge... uncompressing it is
[05:03] <HorizonXP> it was last week
[05:03] <Chicory> Huh.
[05:03] <theglace> clos: Developers are paid volunteers.
[05:03] <debaser> I've just installed 7.04 and PS/2 mouse doesn't work at all, any ideas?
[05:03] <theglace> unpaid*
[05:03] <Chicory> Okay, I'm back again -- in bitchx.
[05:03] <clos> your better off installing reg ubuntu and xfce ontop of that
[05:03] <marx2k> hahaha glace
[05:03] <Chicory> So now I'm getting some really weird ndiswrapper.modules error.
[05:03] <xelados> theglace: If they're paid, they're not volunteers. :)
[05:03] <pilibeen> marx2k: maybe that is the problem....it looks like a few drives were automounted. there's a 16G volume, a File System, and Home
[05:03] <marx2k> I was about to ask you what you consider an employee to be, then :)
[05:03] <theglace> marx2k: typos are fun.
[05:03] <toferrado> Hubris2, I did tryed it... No success :/
[05:04] <mneptok> oktober: long commands help me feel like a REALLY BIG TOUGH GUY
[05:04] <theglace> xelados: twas a typo ;-)
[05:04] <oktober> mneptok: baah, I need sudo
[05:04] <Chicory> And it's some sort of a dependency from linux-image-*?
[05:04] <mneptok> or ... something
[05:04] <Hubris2> toferrado: Ok...what kind of laptop do you have?
[05:04] <marx2k> glace: try the gparted LiveCD
[05:04] <mneptok> oktober: chmod +x ~/quake4-linux-1.0-demo.x86.run && sudo ~/quake4-linux-1.0-demo.x86.run
[05:04] <Chicory> It worked last time, it SAYS that it's installed properly --
[05:04] <gpled> do files in /etc/cron.hourly have to be chmod root:root ?
[05:04] <Chicory> And yet?
[05:04] <oktober> mneptok: it couldn't install because it didn't have permission
[05:04] <theglace> glped: Yes.
[05:04] <Chicory> AND YET IT DOES NOT FUNCTION.  >:E
[05:04] <linxeh> ls
[05:04] <linxeh> oops :)
[05:04] <sticazzi> I'm running edgy + backports w/ a non-standard java setup, a custom X setup and quite a few apache apps w/ postgresql backend. Does it sound safe to upgrade to Fiesty?
[05:04] <oktober> mneptok: "no write permission to /usr/local/games"
[05:04] <Chicory> Does anyone know whyo n earth I'd be lacking modules.ndiswrapper?
[05:04] <toferrado> Hubris2, CCE NLC-C2H4
[05:04] <theglace> gpled: Cron has a user and a global crontab
[05:04] <chowmeined> passwd
[05:05] <chowmeined> xx8m3@jd?
[05:05] <gpled> theglace, so root:gpled would not work?
[05:05] <marx2k> sticazzi: maybe after backing up
[05:05] <mneptok> oktober: sudo ~/quake4-linux-1.0-demo.x86.run
[05:05] <lovloss> whats this about ubuntu not being able to use radeon x700s???
[05:05] <theglace> gpled: I don't think so.
[05:05] <Fathefner> kwifimanager how do u set the WEP key or how do u connect it
[05:05] <chowmeined> !! oh no
[05:05] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about oh no - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:05] <Chicory> !rt73
[05:05] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about rt73 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:05] <marx2k> sticazzi: or, if you remember how you did everything
[05:05] <gpled> theglace, thanks, that explains why it is not working :)
[05:05] <Chicory> !ralink
[05:05] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[05:05] <Chicory> Ah.
[05:05] <Hubris2> toferrado: Geez....where did you get that?  I've never heard of CCE as a laptop maker.
[05:05] <chowmeined> Chicory: do you have time to return it?
[05:05] <theglace> gpled: Try making an EMPTY  /usr/lib/cron/cron.allow
[05:05] <Nergar> can sombody help me with my wifi card??
[05:05] <Chicory> Hmm?
[05:05] <chowmeined> Chicory: ndiswrapper is a cheap hack
[05:05] <oktober> mneptok: path in which to create symbolic links: usr/local/bin?
[05:05] <sticazzi> how can I back up everything?
[05:06] <mneptok> oktober: sure
[05:06] <mlocker> this server have oper ?
[05:06] <Chicory> Yes, cheap hack or no, it's a nice one.
[05:06] <chowmeined> Chicory: its much better to use a wireless card with native drivers like atheros
[05:06] <marx2k> !backup
[05:06] <ubotu> There are many ways to back your system up. Here's a few: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BackupYourSystem , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DuplicityBackupHowto , https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HomeUserBackup , https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MondoMindi - See also !sbackup and !cloning
[05:06] <Chicory> Yes, but this is the one I have.
[05:06] <DanaG> Amarok crashed AGAIN!
[05:06] <FuTuBa> sconnect
[05:06] <Chicory> ... Atheros, you say?
[05:06] <oktober> mneptok: alrighty, installing
[05:06] <marx2k> Amarok crashes all the time for me
[05:06] <oktober> mneptok: if I hate this, how do I kill it? and what's chmod?
[05:06] <sticazzi> marx2k, thanks
[05:06] <debaser> can I compile my own kernel and use it?
[05:06] <Chicory> How ... native are these drivers of which you speak, chowmeined?
[05:06] <aaroncampbell> If I want to be able to handle java content on the web (like this: https://zend.webex.com/mc0703l/webcomponents/docshow/docshow.do?javaEnable=true&siteurl=zend ) is there a package I can install?  Or do I need to get some sort of installer?
[05:06] <gpled> theglace, how about this?  chmod 750 ?
[05:06] <chowmeined> Chicory: yes, I have a proxim orinoco which uses the atheros chipset
[05:06] <mneptok> oktober: remember this excellent service and recommend Canonical Support to all your friends! ;)
[05:07] <chowmeined> Chicory: atheros open sourced them
[05:07] <marx2k> debaser: in general?
[05:07] <Chicory> Huh.
[05:07] <oktober> mneptok: Dude, yeah, thanks!
[05:07] <Chicory> Well, see, supposedly these drivers are open-source.
[05:07] <chowmeined> Chicory: It uses the madwifi drivers
[05:07] <Chicory> The ones from Ralink.
[05:07] <mneptok> chowmeined: when did that happen?
[05:07] <lechinois> hi
[05:07] <Chicory> But, man, dude, I really can't hack very well when it comes to drivers.
[05:07] <chowmeined> mneptok: I dunno, but
[05:07] <joobeom> hi
[05:07] <tom_> Does anyone know what codecs I would need to install to watch streaming wmv from the web?????
[05:07] <debaser> marx2k: what do you mean "in general?", I want to use it with ubuntu, can I?
[05:07] <tom_> Does anyone know what codecs I would need to install to watch streaming wmv from the web????? and how I would go about installing them
[05:07] <marx2k> is there any way to revert the apt.sources list back to the original?
[05:08] <Chicory> tomsku:  There's always 32codecs.
[05:08] <marx2k> debaser: well, you can always compile and run your own kernel
[05:08] <chowmeined> Chicory: But I can do anything with the card cause it lets you put it in monitor mode, and inject packets and even use it as an access point
[05:08] <Chicory> Er, wrong Tom.
[05:08] <Flannel> !easysource | marx2k
[05:08] <ubotu> marx2k: source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[05:08] <marx2k> thanks flannel
[05:08] <theglace> gpled:unsure
[05:08] <Chicory> As an access point?!
[05:08] <Flannel> marx2k: original is main and restricted, that's it.
[05:08] <debaser> marx2k: yes, I can... but is it alright?
[05:08] <Nergar> can anyone help me with my Broadcom Corporation BCM4311 [AirForce 54g]  802.11a/b/g PCI Express Transceiver (rev 02) please??? It turns off by itself!!!
[05:08] <marx2k> debaser: people do it all the time
[05:08] <debaser> marx2k: is it safe?
[05:08] <tom_> Chicory, what are 32 codecs
[05:08] <duelboot> marx2k, an easy way is to immediately make a backup copy...that way you can always cp to sources.list and off you go with the original
[05:08] <marx2k> debaser: read the HOWTOs o it.. if you do it right, it's safe
[05:09] <marx2k> duelboot: shouldve told me that a year ago :)
[05:09] <Chicory> !32codecs
[05:09] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about 32codecs - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:09] <Hubris2> toferrado: Is it a Brazillian brand?
[05:09] <Chicory> Huh.
[05:09] <Flannel> !w32codecs | Chicory
[05:09] <ubotu> Chicory: Seveas has a popular 3rd party repository for several packages, including the win32 codecs: see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - See also !Codecs
[05:09] <duelboot> marx2k, should have asked me a year ago :)
[05:09] <gpled> theglace, should a python scrit work in /etc/cron.hourly?
[05:09] <Chicory> Ah, I forgot the w.  Thanks, Flannel.
[05:09] <marx2k> hahahah
[05:09] <debaser> marx2k: I've compiled kernel millions of times and I'm actually using a personally compiled kernel system, I just need to know if it's ok to do it in ubuntu 7.04
[05:09] <toferrado> Hubris2, yes
[05:10] <chowmeined> mneptok: http://www.atheros.com/news/linux.html
[05:10] <Chicory> tom_, look for w32codecs instructions.
[05:10] <Chicory> They will lead you the way.
[05:10] <chowmeined> Chicory: http://www.atheros.com/news/linux.html
[05:10] <marx2k> wait a minute... it looks like the system auto backed up the sources list
[05:10] <Chicory> Thanks, chowmeined.
[05:10] <marx2k> debaser: well why wouldnt it be?
[05:10] <cafuego> Honestly, I don't understand people who bolt asthmatic sounding tubos to their cars.
[05:10] <theglace> gpled: It should.
[05:10] <toferrado> Hubris2, I think its a ralink card...
[05:10] <debaser> marx2k: I don't know, do you know?
[05:10] <Chicory> cafuego, maybe because they want it that way?
[05:10] <gpled> theglace: k, thanks again
[05:10] <theglace> gpled: If you can run it from the command line, crontab can do it.
[05:10] <toferrado> Hubris2, But I don't know the model
[05:10] <theglace> no problem
[05:10] <marx2k> debaser: I do not
[05:10] <duelboot> cafuego, Chicory ... cause they want to be deaf by 30
[05:11] <Chicory> XD
[05:11] <debaser> marx2k: thx
[05:11] <Hubris2> toferrado: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-394414.html
[05:11] <Nergar> nobody has a bcm43xx??? please want to solve this issue!
[05:11] <debaser> bye
[05:11] <Chicory> Or maybe thin-clienting them?
[05:11] <mneptok> oktober: how goes the struggle?
[05:11] <Chicory> Oh well, my parents will end up being Vista zombies come the next upgrade ... :s
[05:11] <gpled> theglace: feels like it is not running. not sure why.  going to try and make a log file so i know for sure if it fires
[05:11] <chowmeined> Chicory: and this is the card I have: http://www.proxim.com/products/cp/pc.html
[05:11] <Chicory> they get so fussy with new OS's.
[05:11] <Chicory> Ooh!  <3
[05:11] <Chicory> Very nice, chowmeined .
[05:12] <coolness9> Hey there, I updated to Fiesty Fawn, and I'm having problems connecting to my router now with a manual configuration. I have to set it to roam now for it to connect correctly
[05:12] <eXcAliBuR> i deleted my /etc/init.d/saslauthd ... how can i get a new one?
[05:12] <coolness9> anybody have any ideas/
[05:12] <Chicory> Eh, I'll be back later.
[05:12] <Chicory> Time to get back to X.
[05:12] <marx2k> heh I like how the Distribution Upgrade applet has no cancel
[05:12] <coolness9> F
[05:13] <mneptok> coolness9: how are you configuring manually?
[05:13] <Doc_Bio> hey I'm trying to get an existing windows workin in linux with VM Player...can someone give me a hand?
[05:13] <Doc_Bio> I'm stuck on one little thing
[05:13] <toferrado> Hubris2, I'll try it!
[05:13] <DanaG> !medibuntu
[05:13] <ubotu> medibuntu is a repository of packages that cannot be included into the Ubuntu distribution for legal reasons - See http://medibuntu.sos-sts.com/
[05:14] <coolness9> mneptok: I am going to the network settings, and configuring the IP and router IP to the correct numbers
[05:14] <ravi_master> Doc_Bio: go for it
[05:14] <coolness9> mneptok: and it seems to connect fine, but it only sends packets, and doensn't receive, also I try to ping my router, and it says the host can't be found
[05:14] <Doc_Bio> k...I've followed a tutorial...got it all set up....but when I try to run....it doesn't have permission to access the files or one of the dependencies
[05:15] <ravi_master> Doc_Bio: where did you get the or from?
[05:15] <scarter> i've got a notebook with one of those pesky TI SD/MMC media controllers. i've done my research and found the command that makes it function correctly (after i modified it for my location) 'setpci -s 04.3 4c=0x22', now i need to know where to put this so that it is executed on boot. suggestions are welcome...
[05:15] <esac> amarok won't open for me at all
[05:15] <Doc_Bio> http://www.advicesource.org/ubuntu/Run_Existing_Windows_Instalation_On_Ubuntu_With_Vmware_player.html
[05:15] <esac> i click on the amarok icon and nothing .. no crash message, it just doesnt open
[05:15] <Doc_Bio> there.
[05:15] <Bales1> Ever since I upgraded to 7.04, Firefox has been freezing up quite often. Anyone know what might cause this?
[05:15] <mneptok> coolness9: give me the IP address you want, the router address, and netmask
[05:16] <coolness9> <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>, <IP_ADDRESS>
[05:16] <Doc_Bio> it looks like the .mbr is root access only
[05:16] <Doc_Bio> it's got a lock emblem on it
[05:16] <coolness9> and it looks like im actually hooked up with those settings right now
[05:16] <coolness9> which I dont get
[05:16] <Nergar> My BCM43xx turns off by itself! how do i solve this?
[05:16] <mneptok> coolness9: type "ifconfig" in a terminal. what iterfaces do you have? (e.g. eth0)
[05:17] <coolness9> ath0
[05:17] <lucky_> anyone know a good guide to get a webcam working in Feisty?
[05:17] <mneptok> coolness9: oho! wireless!
[05:17] <coolness9> yes
[05:17] <mneptok> coolness9: WPA or WEP?
[05:17] <coolness9> wep
[05:17] <mneptok> coolness9: stand by
[05:17] <coolness9> k thanks
[05:18] <Shadow_X> 2 questions
[05:18] <NBrepresent> hi, what is the difference between beryl and desktop effects? i thought that because i had the desktop effects i had beryl, but i did a synaptic search anyway and beryl isn't installed...
[05:18] <duelboot> !ask | Shadow_X
[05:18] <ubotu> Shadow_X: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[05:18] <ravi_master> Doc_Bio: just copy it off to your vm folder and then do "sudo chown -r YOURUSERNAME:users ./
[05:18] <Shadow_X> 1. Does anyone know of an app that can open .cab files from Windows?
[05:18] <Shadow_X> 2. Does anyone know of a good EQ applet for Gnome?
[05:18] <ravi_master> Doc_Bio: has to be done while inside the vm folder
[05:18] <pigeonflight> is it worth upgrading from 6.06 LTS server  to 7.04 server?
[05:18] <duelboot> Shadow_X, no help from me sorry :(
[05:18] <Hubris2> Shadow_X: I believe Winrar can
[05:18] <ravi_master> Doc_Bio: that will change permissions to be read/write for your user
[05:19] <Shadow_X> ah, but we're discussing Ubuntu lol
[05:19] <Doc_Bio> copy the mbr file to vm directory
[05:19] <NBrepresent> hi, what is the difference between beryl and desktop effects? i thought that because i had the desktop effects i had beryl, but i did a synaptic search anyway and beryl isn't installed...
[05:19] <Aaronfromchina> is there any LaTeX front-end for Gnome (like Kile for KDE)?
[05:19] <bimberi> !info cabextract | Shadow_X
[05:19] <ubotu> shadow_x: cabextract: a program to extract Microsoft Cabinet files. In component universe, is optional. Version 1.2-2 (feisty), package size 52 kB, installed size 184 kB
[05:19] <Shadow_X> Im trying to install Photoshop, and the setup file dies. if I can just extract the cab, I can fix it
[05:19] <Shadow_X> ty
[05:19] <Shadow_X> 2. Does anyone know of a good EQ applet for Gnome?
[05:19] <Doc_Bio> are you abbreviating vmare folder with vm?
[05:20] <Aaronfromchina> is there any LaTeX front-end for Gnome (like Kile for KDE)?
[05:20] <joobeom> hi
[05:20] <gaston_> anyone knows how to use zspoof with wine?
[05:20] <scipio> hello
[05:21] <ajmorris_> how do u open gnome settings through a shell?
[05:21] <Shadow_X> 2. Does anyone know of a good EQ applet for Gnome?
[05:21] <SJrX> How can I upgrade ubuntu to 7.whatever
[05:21] <Aaronfromchina> is there any LaTeX front-end for Gnome (like Kile for KDE)?
[05:22] <theglace> SJrX: sudo apt-get update && apt-get upgrade && apt-get dist-upgrade
[05:22] <theglace> Maybe.
[05:22] <SJrX> oh
[05:22] <SJrX> so it is like debian
[05:22] <SJrX> hmmm
[05:22] <arejay> has anyone used aviddemux before?
[05:22] <SJrX> actually I'll be back after the canucks game
[05:22] <theglace> SJrX: Something along those lines.
[05:22] <joobeom> is 7.04 ubuntu good?
[05:22] <eXcAliBuR> i deleted my /etc/init.d/saslauthd ... how can i get a new one?
[05:22] <joobeom> i yet use 5.xx ubuntu.
[05:22] <nonewmsgs> 7.04 rulez
[05:23] <Aaronfromchina> is Kile the best front-end of LaTeX?
[05:23] <Nergar> My BCM43xx turns off by itself! how do i solve this?
[05:23] <HorizonXP> hey
[05:23] <esac> whenever i try to play a song in amarok it doesnt play or causes amarok to hang. any ideas ?
[05:23] <Flannel> joobeom: You should upgrade to 6.06 at least, neither 5.10 nor 5.04 are supported anymore.
[05:23] <duelboot> joobeom, I've noticed it's a bit slower that 6.10, but YMMV...Is it good?  yes
[05:23] <gaston_> joobem ubuntu 7.04
[05:23] <Shadow_X> 2. Does anyone know of a good EQ applet for Gnome?
[05:23] <HorizonXP> i'm having trouble installing VMWare Server 1.0.2 on Feisty
[05:23] <gaston_> is very good
[05:23] <ceeg> joobeom, lots of eye candy built in, some nifty wifi integration, and some windows->ubuntu migration tools.
[05:23] <HorizonXP> it won't compile the vmmon module...
[05:23] <HorizonXP> any ideas?
[05:23] <gaston_> but in my case firefox freezy very much
[05:23] <joobeom> oh.. great..
[05:23] <ravi_master> Doc_Bio: sorry for the late response, where ever you have the mbr file
[05:23] <joobeom> i'll upgrage.
[05:23] <linxeh> Aaronfromchina: I use texclipse, but if you dont want the eclipse bloat then Kile seemed pretty good to me
[05:23] <joobeom> thanks..
[05:23] <Snake[Sleep] > Will feisty detect a currently installed vista?
[05:23] <Snake[Sleep] > (grub)
[05:24] <Aaronfromchina> linxeh: thank you. I'll check it out.
[05:24] <esac> Snake[Sleep] , yes, it doesw
[05:24] <mistone> Snake[Sleep] :  yea but I highly recoomend messing with the partiations BEFORE YOU do anything inside vista
[05:24] <J7r41n> anyone know of an dc++ client for ubuntu?
[05:24] <starz> does anyone else here have a problem with the volume on xmms?
[05:24] <Snake[Sleep] > mistone, my partitions are 100% set, I just want to know if I install feisty itll catch vista
[05:25] <starz> when i adjust mine it doesnt actually change the volume at all
[05:25] <ceeg> starz, is it too low or something?
[05:25] <Aaronfromchina> linxeh: does texclipse have "preview" function?
[05:25] <dresden> does anyone know why ubuntu would hang at "Will now restart" when i try to reboot?
[05:25] <linxeh> Aaronfromchina: you need to install eclipse, a complete IDE, for texlipse, so it probably isnt worth it for you. However, if you do install it, get the latest release from sourceforge and not the ubuntu repos
[05:25] <ceeg> starz, type alsamixer in a terminal and increase the master and PCM levels
[05:25] <nonewmsgs> a lot of add/remove programs say "integrates well into ubuntu desktop envirement" what does it mean if it doesnt have that?
[05:25] <bernie> hi, i am getting an error "could not import pango" when i try to access softwaresources-gtk
[05:25] <mistone> Snake[Sleep] : aslong as you don't mess with the partations at all in the setup you are gold :D
[05:25] <linxeh> Aaronfromchina: yes - it fires up either a dvi or pdf viewer of your choice
[05:25] <starz> ceeg all levels are full
[05:25] <Snake[Sleep] > wonderful
[05:25] <esac> i have xine installed and it seems to be having issues. what is an alternative to xine ?
[05:25] <starz> things play just fine
[05:25] <bernie> vlc
[05:25] <starz> i just cant adjust the volume from xmms - even tried to change the aud driver it uses from alsa to oss
[05:25] <Aaronfromchina> linxeh: sounds cool. That's what I want. :) Cheers.
[05:26] <bernie> hi, i am getting an error "could not import pango" when i try to access softwaresources-gtk
[05:26] <linxeh> Aaronfromchina: kile has that too though iirc
[05:26] <Hubris2> esac - I like VLC for video
[05:26] <starz> see in the past its been tied into the master pcm and in feisty they changed how alsa worx or something
[05:26] <ceeg> starz, try a different media player to see if the issue is xmms only
[05:26] <Doc_Bio> ravi...type that command again please...getting "invalid option" error
[05:26] <wheels3572> Can anyone help me here with video clips
[05:26] <starz> ceeg it is just xmms
[05:26] <nonewmsgs> yes  wheels
[05:26] <starz> now i compiled that same kernel for edgy and had the same problems with it
[05:26] <starz> so i'm guessing its a kernel driver problem or change somehow
[05:27] <nonewmsgs> wheels you probably need xine extra plugins
[05:27] <wheels3572> nonewmsgs, Im trying to click on a video link on cnn.com and have it show the video but it wont play the video for me at all
[05:27] <Doc_Bio> ravi??
[05:27] <HorizonXP> can anyone help me with VMWare Server installation?
[05:27] <starz> !restricted codecs
[05:27] <J7r41n> anyone know of an dc++ client for ubuntu?
[05:27] <starz> there u go wheels3572
[05:27] <burner> HorizonXP, it doesn't work on feisty.
[05:27] <starz> er
[05:27] <ravi_master> sudo chown -R USERNAME:users DIRECTORY
[05:27] <starz> no bot?
[05:27] <dresden> in case no one saw this: does anyone know why ubuntu would hang at "Will now restart" when i try to reboot?
[05:27] <starz> !nvidia
[05:27] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[05:27] <nonewmsgs> wheels thats flash right?
[05:27] <ravi_master> Doc_Bio: sorry bout late responses
[05:27] <starz> !restricted codecs
[05:28] <J7r41n> maybe thats not the right command
[05:28] <burner> HorizonXP, until they release a new version... might I suggest VirtualBox?  networking isn't as friendly as with VMWare, but it works
[05:28] <HorizonXP> burner: well that's just great.... but i swear i've seen some blogs saying they have
[05:28] <starz> J7r41n there is one
[05:28] <J7r41n> i have no idea
[05:28] <lucky_> !webcam
[05:28] <ubotu> Instructions for using webcams with Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam - Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[05:28] <wheels3572> nonewmsgs, no it's saying it's windows media player
[05:28] <J7r41n> !codec
[05:28] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[05:28] <ceeg> J7r41n, dcgui
[05:28] <Nergar> My BCM43xx turns off by itself! how do i solve this?
[05:28] <J7r41n> thanks
[05:28] <GuHHH> hello
[05:28] <kryptik> hello'
[05:28] <burner> HorizonXP, with feisty?  i remember reading that vmware doesn't work on the 2.6.20 kernel... and it didnt' work when feisty was beta... maybe a new vmware is out
[05:28] <nonewmsgs> wheels heh.  i cant see them eithert
[05:29] <jason0_> Anyone know if beryl + firefox popups has issues?
[05:29] <nonewmsgs> i guess we'll both learn how to then
[05:29] <GuHHH> unbelievable. i finally loaded the xserver ;)
[05:29] <jason0_> It seems to be drawing w/ no window boarder when a pop opens.
[05:29] <makoto> hey, what is the best way to install nVidia drivers?
[05:29] <starz> so any ideas over there ceeg ?
[05:29] <HorizonXP> burner: i'm not sure... but i've definitely seen a couple
[05:29] <Doc_Bio> I guess that wasn't the problem ravi
[05:29] <starz> makoto try the repo first then as last resort install from nvidia binary via wiki instructions
[05:30] <Bales1> Ever since I upgraded to 7.04, Firefox has been freezing up quite often. Anyone know what might cause this?
[05:30] <Nergar> makoto, System > Administration > Restricted drivers manager
[05:30] <nonewmsgs> wheels nebvermind i see it now.  did you click go to video anyway
[05:30] <kryptik> my beryl settings manger doesnt show up...any help
[05:30] <starz> !nvidia > makoto
[05:30] <Ninja_Gaiden> Hi all.
[05:30] <makoto> well starz and nergar last time i tried that, the system kept freezing up
[05:30] <Ninja_Gaiden> Where are the logs when the computer SUSPENDS?
[05:30] <starz> makoto tried the repo drivers and it froze?
[05:31] <Doc_Bio> Cannot open the disk '/home/ireland/windows.vmdk' or one of the snapshot disks it depends on.
[05:31] <Doc_Bio> Reason: Insufficient permission to access file.
[05:31] <starz> could you make it work with nv instead of nvidia drivers?
[05:31] <makoto> yeah, beryl would freeze up, and my cedega games would freeze
[05:31] <Doc_Bio> that's the error I get when I try to run the vmware player file
[05:31] <Nergar> try not using beryl and gaming when installing a driver
[05:31] <starz> then follow wiki instructions on how to install from nvidia's binary
[05:31] <Ninja_Gaiden> Anybody the logs for when the laptop SUSPENDS???
[05:31] <axiom> i'm having a problem where any kde application that needs to access the network isn't able to, because it says "dcopserver" isn't running. any idea why dcopserver isnt running?
[05:31] <xXSive> what is the command for starting bittorrent?  I just installed a gui for it but don't see a launcher
[05:32] <Nergar> is there any ubuntu-wifi channel or something???
[05:32] <GuHHH> hey, anyone knows the debian equivalent to xorg-driver-fglrx?
[05:32] <kryptik> can anybody help me with my Beryl Settings Manger not working ?
[05:32] <scotty21> anyone know where alsaconf is?
[05:32] <makoto> no, no Nergar, it would happen when i tried to take advantage of the driver (as in using beryl or playing a game)
[05:32] <dresden> in case no one saw this: does anyone know why ubuntu would hang at "Will now restart" when i try to reboot?
[05:32] <scarter> i've got a notebook with one of those pesky TI SD/MMC media controllers [104c:8033] . i've done my research and found the command that makes it function correctly (after i modified it for my location) 'setpci -s 04.3 4c=0x22', now i need to know where to put this so that it is executed on boot. suggestions are welcome...
[05:32] <Shrimpy_> how do you turn on the control center for feisty
[05:32] <xXSive> (need to seed back) I know how to start it when I'm dl'ing
[05:32] <starz> btdownloadgui i think is what you want there xXSive
[05:32] <ravi_master> so did you replace DIRECTORY with chmod -R USERNAME:user /home/ireland/
[05:32] <Ninja_Gaiden> dresden, Join the club. I have the problem as well.
[05:32] <xXSive> yeah I did that already
[05:32] <dresden> awesome
[05:32] <xXSive> I just want to seed back some downloads
[05:32] <dresden> maybe someone will take note of our plight
[05:33] <scotty21> #alsa
[05:33] <starz> so whats the problem then xXSive ?
[05:33] <xXSive> don't know how to go about doing so
[05:33] <starz> right click on the .torrent itself
[05:33] <IowaDave> what's the best link for a howto on installing flash, acroread, and other firefox plugins for dapper?
[05:33] <starz> should have bittorrent or bittornado as default to open it
[05:33] <xXSive> the problem is I can't open it to seed
[05:33] <starz> just let it open it should remember where it saved it etc etc
[05:33] <Ninja_Gaiden> dresden, I posted on the forums. Hopefully someones knows. But its hard to troubleshoot. as there are no logs written and no access to keyboard
[05:33] <Nergar> makoto, file a bug in launchpad and search the forums for nvidia drivers
[05:33] <xXSive> I can only open it to download
[05:33] <Doc_Bio> i just ran the command the from the ireland directory....with the ./ as directory
[05:33] <xXSive> <-- not a leech
[05:33] <starz> and when in doubt:
[05:33] <Doc_Bio> same error
[05:33] <starz> sudo apt-get install bittorrent bittornado
[05:33] <Shrimpy_> how do i make vlc my defualt media player
[05:33] <Ninja_Gaiden> dresden, Most likely is kernel related [05:34] <dresden> lol
[05:34] <dresden> well, it worked fine before
[05:34] <xXSive> yeah I ran bittoranado on the other machine, great program
[05:34] <Bales1> is there a way to change the mount point for a hard drive?
[05:34] <tonyyarusso> Shrimpy_: Install gnome-control-center if it's not already, and under System > Preferences > Main Menu > System I think there will be an option.
[05:34] <ravi_master> Doc_Bio: damn, sorry, that command name should be chown not chmod
[05:34] <Ninja_Gaiden> yeah it worked fine in Edgy
[05:34] <GuHHH> damn... there is no php5 support for apache 1.3?
[05:34] <starz> just do that command
[05:34] <dresden> i changed my computer's hostname, and now it has that error
[05:34] <xXSive> bittornado*
[05:34] <starz> itl make sure both are installed
[05:34] <starz> and one will work
[05:34] <ahave> could someone help me mount a networked drive?
[05:34] <starz> bittornado >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>. bittorrent anyway
[05:34] <starz> ahave what file system?
[05:35] <Doc_Bio> it was chown
[05:35] <Ninja_Gaiden> Nobody knows the location of the logs for when the computer resumes??
[05:35] <ahave> starz i am trying to access a ntfs drive on a win2k box
[05:35] <Bales1> starz: Do you know how to change the mount point of a hard drive?
[05:35] <starz> Bales1 yeah thats easy one sec
[05:35] <starz> !paste
[05:35] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[05:35] <xXSive> so there is no way to open up a previously downloaded file for seeding using ubuntu's default bittorrent?
[05:35] <ahave> starz, i can view it in my 'places' but i want to be able to open files from linux apps on my linux box
[05:35] <starz> in a terminal do: cat /etc/fstab
[05:35] <xXSive> kinda sheisty
[05:35] <HorizonXP> burner: I think I got it
[05:35] <GuHHH> what is the mirc app for kubuntu? cant remember...
[05:35] <starz> xXSive did the download finish?
[05:36] <psusi> xXSive: yea, you just connect to the torrent and save to the existing file
[05:36] <starz> GuHHH kvirc
[05:36] <GuHHH> no that one
[05:36] <starz> psusi he's having issues with the application opening so i told him to sudo apt-get install bittorrent bittornado
[05:36] <starz> and make sure its even installed correctly and then just open bittorrent/tornado via right clicking on .torrent and choosing
[05:36] <xXSive> connect to the existing torrent like I am downloading it again?
[05:36] <psusi> I could have sworn that bit tornado WAS the default bt client
[05:36] <starz> we are still waiting to see if its installed correctly
[05:36] <GuHHH> startz: know any other?
[05:37] <starz> xXSive yes
[05:37] <xXSive> seems a little redundant
[05:37] <ravi_master> Doc_Bio: I am sorry, I really have to leave right now, but you could try doing sudo bash followed by nautilus, this will open a window with /root as the starting directory. Now, you can navigate to /home/ireland and change permissions of any file with right click properties.
[05:37] <starz> if you finished the dl there's nothing to dl
[05:37] <Bales1> starz: was that cat etc/fstab/ for me? And if so, what do I do from here?
[05:37] <xXSive> right, I get it
[05:37] <starz> its just gonna make sure that its not corrupted before it shares
[05:37] <xXSive> but theres no better way?
[05:37] <starz> Bales1 one sec
[05:37] <Bales1> starz: Okay, sorry
[05:37] <xXSive> jeez'
[05:37] <starz> mm
[05:37] <starz> wheres the linky ?
[05:37] <starz> oh
[05:37] <starz> yes
[05:37] <starz> and highlight and paste in pastebin
[05:37] <Cplunsford> Hello Hello, Could some one recomend a channel for help in creating a bash script? I need to create something that would interact with a Cisco Router...
[05:37] <burner> HorizonXP, no kidding?  and the vmmon modules built ok?
[05:37] <psusi> xXSive: that is how bit torrent works... you just start downloading it and if you already have it, you are done
[05:37] <xXSive> not a*  -no
[05:38] <xXSive> I know how it works .. lol  been on torrents for years
[05:38] <burner> !deluge
[05:38] <ubotu> deluge is a new Bittorrent client, created using Python and GTK+, intended to bring a native, full-featured client to !GTK environments such as GNOME and Xfce - See http://deluge-torrent.org/ for more information
[05:38] <cowbud> what is the ubuntu open access channel o doom?
[05:38] <xXSive> just never used bittorrent as my primary
[05:38] <xXSive> always been utorrent
[05:38] <Cplunsford> Hello Hello, Could some one recomend a channel for help in creating a bash script? I need to create something that would interact with a Cisco Router...
[05:38] <Cplunsford> utorrent rocks i must say, azerus is just so bloated
[05:38] <burner> if OS == Ubuntu { deluge > * }
[05:39] <HorizonXP> burner: yeah it did
[05:39] <xXSive> I just wanted to check a files integrity so I closed the dl...  but it was legit..  now I want to seed it back
[05:39] <burner> HorizonXP, guess I"m a FUD spreader ;)  good work
[05:39] <psusi> Cplunsford: you can try asking here
[05:39] <infidel> Cplunsford, whatkind of script?
[05:39] <dresden> hey Ninja_Gaiden, i fixed my problem
[05:39] <yetifoot> Cplunsford, #bash ?
[05:39] <xXSive> just trying to figure out how you open back up without mocking a download
[05:40] <psusi> xXSive: then just restart the download... when you are done downloading ( which you already are ) you become a seed
[05:40] <IowaDave> bales1,starz: I can help with the drive mount question, if you like
[05:40] <Cplunsford> well I really don't want to ask here because there is so much crosstalk...
[05:40] <Bales1> IowaDave: Yes please
[05:40] <xXSive> ok, I'll just do it that way..  but tell me.  where is this gui I just installed?   is there not a launcher?  or is that something I will notice on the next launch?
[05:41] <scotty21> Hello, can anyone point me to the right direction to reconfigure alsa. I am having sound troubles (no sound) and can't seem to find the "alsaconf" program
[05:41] <xXSive> guess I'll see in a minute
[05:41] <IowaDave> Bales1: ok, are you trying to move the root volume?
[05:41] <Bales1> IowaDave: I don't think so...I'm a newb....
[05:41] <IowaDave> Bales1: how many hard drives do you have in the computer?
[05:42] <disasm> hmm, after some tweaking/testing I got the /dev/input/js0 to recognize, one problem, it thinks the left button is down. I unplugged it, ran it upstairs to my edgy computer and it worked fine, and it worked fine before the upgrade to feisty, a bug in joydev module of 2.6.20 kernel maybe? If so, should I do a custom kernel compile of the 2.6.20 vanilla sources and try to replicate it so I know if it's an ubuntu patch or upstream problem?
[05:42] <OatTop> how's the champ style sam?
[05:42] <ahave> can someone help me mount a ntfs networked drive on my linux box?
[05:42] <Bales1> IowaDave: 2
[05:42] <CaniSoria> hi to everyone, can i get support for beryl for feisty fawn here or do i need to go to the beryl channel?
[05:42] <disasm> OatTop: champ style???
[05:42] <IowaDave> Bales1: the one you want to move, is that your "second one"?
[05:43] <OatTop> disasm, sorry was speaking in the wrong channel
[05:43] <CaniSoria> hi to everyone, can i get support for beryl for feisty fawn here or do i need to go to the beryl channel?
[05:43] <disasm> OatTop: ah, my name happens to be sam, took me offguard :-P
[05:43] <pavs> my speaker is not working what can i do? the last thing i did was update it running feisty
[05:43] <Bales1> IowaDave: I have two hard drives, one with just 250 gigs of storage on it, and the other I have Windows and Ubuntu installed. I wanna change the storage one from /media/windows to /media/storage
[05:43] <Cplunsford> excuse me what is the address to this IRC channel is it chat.freenode.net?
[05:43] <refefer> hey guys, anyone here know how to use 915resolution to set intel chipsets to widescreen resolutions?
[05:43] <Nergar> is there any ubuntu-wifi channel or something???
[05:43] <Nergar> My BCM43xx turns off by itself! how do i solve this?
[05:44] <Cplunsford> Nergar, i just went through that
[05:44] <Cplunsford> this is the solution
[05:44] <disasm> Bales1: edit /etc/fstab, change the mount point, then remount it
[05:44] <disasm> Bales1: probly best to unmount it first before changing fstab
[05:44] <Bales1> how do I unmount?
[05:44] <IowaDave> Bales1: is the storage one formatted for Windows? (i.e. vfat or ntfs)?
[05:44] <Bales1> disasm: how do I unmount?
[05:44] <Nergar> YES!! tell me Cplunsford!
[05:44] <Cplunsford> sudo apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter
[05:44] <Cplunsford> answer yes
[05:44] <Bales1> IowaDave: NTFS, I believe
[05:44] <Nergar> thats all??
[05:45] <Cplunsford> then
[05:45] <roh> hi there
[05:45] <felixhummel> I installed language-support-de, but still German words are marked wrong in Firefox and xchat... How do I make them recognize both English (working now) and German (not yet)?
[05:45] <felixhummel> hi roh
[05:45] <Cplunsford> sudo modprobe bcm43xx
[05:45] <ahave> can someone help me mount a ntfs networked drive on my linux box?
[05:45] <IowaDave> Bales1: sounds like you are not sure how to use fstab and mount?
[05:45] <Bales1> IowaDave: Under fdisk, it says HPFS/NTFS
[05:45] <Cplunsford> did you get that nergar
[05:45] <Bales1> IowaDave: Yeah, like I said, I'm a noob. But I learn really quickly
[05:46] <disasm> Bales1: umount /path/to/mount
[05:46] <refefer> hey guys, anyone know how to set widescreen resolution for intel chipsets?
[05:46] <Nergar> sudo apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter sudo modprobe bcm43xx okok thnx!!
[05:46] <CaniSoria> hi to everyone, can i get support for beryl for feisty fawn here or do i need to go to the beryl channel?
[05:46] <Nergar> thnx Cplunsford
[05:46] <IowaDave> Bales1: what disasm said is the first step.
[05:46] <mrwilloby> Is there an easy process for moving the Ubuntu partition to a new drive?
[05:46] <SyL> is there a "safe" way to force ubuntu 7.04 to know that my monitor can do better then 1024x768?
[05:46] <Cplunsford> Nergar you should be gtg any luck?
[05:46] <roh> fsck. can anybody please help me find the bug/workaround why the feisty final bootcd has a crashing vesa-x11 and the beta did not? i'm on a thinkpad T60p 1680x1050 here with an ati graphics card.
[05:46] <linxeh> CaniSoria: ask away I guess
[05:46] <disasm> CaniSoria: depends on if anyone in the channel is currently using beryl
[05:46] <KingOfBizzzz> Which distro is the most stable: kubuntu or ubuntu?
[05:46] <linxeh> SyL: how old is your monitor ?
[05:46] <Bales1> IowaDave: I didn't understand how to unmount
[05:47] <Toma-> !fixres > SyL
[05:47] <pavs> my speaker is not working what can i do? the last thing i did was update it running feisty
[05:47] <Bales1> IowaDave: Do I just type, unmount /media/windows?
[05:47] <psusi> roh: this i386 or amd64?
[05:47] <roh> and launchpad is nice, but quite unsearchable with 80x25 in links
[05:47] <DanaG> refefer:
[05:47] <roh> psusi i386. its a core2duo so i could run amd64 i think
[05:47] <Nergar> Cplunsford, my card was working but it randomly turns off, so i'll have to wait to see
[05:47] <DanaG> !info 915resolution
[05:47] <ubotu> 915resolution: resolution modification tool for Intel graphic chipset. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.5.2-10ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 14 kB, installed size 124 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 kfreebsd-i386 kfreebsd-amd64)
[05:47] <CaniSoria> i have the same problem, i can't past by 1024X768
[05:47] <DanaG> and there's a new xserver-xorg-driver-intel
[05:47] <Cplunsford> you are using fiesty right?
[05:47] <psusi> roh: the i386 desktop iso did not change between beta and final
[05:47] <Bales1> IowaDave: Oh, I think I just got it unmounted
[05:47] <Nergar> Cplunsford, yes
[05:47] <Cplunsford> the normal driver is bugged or something
[05:47] <Toma-> !fixres
[05:47] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[05:48] <Cplunsford> don't know the why, but thats the how of it' good luck
[05:48] <task0> hello all, for start learning linux from 0... do you recommend debian? or y should try first with ubuntu?
[05:48] <Catoptromancy> Anyone know how to fix libc6?
[05:48] <Catoptromancy> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17344/
[05:48] <Cplunsford> ubuntu task0, the community is awsome
[05:48] <Nergar> thnx for the fix Cplunsford
[05:48] <linxeh> task: ubuntu
[05:48] <Catoptromancy> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17345/
[05:48] <nomasteryoda|w> task0, ubuntu...
[05:48] <refefer> !info 915resolution
[05:48] <ubotu> 915resolution: resolution modification tool for Intel graphic chipset. In component universe, is extra. Version 0.5.2-10ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 14 kB, installed size 124 kB (Only available for i386 amd64 kfreebsd-i386 kfreebsd-amd64)
[05:48] <psusi> task0: ubuntu is more user friendly than debian
[05:48] <nomasteryoda|w> then try debian, etc...
[05:48] <roh> psusi eh. it must, else it would be working, wouldn't it? i installed 4 days ago on the same machine
[05:48] <Cplunsford> Suzie Jones
[05:49] <Dayton> I have ubuntu 7.04 final, installed on my fujitsu lifebook a3040, and i have 3-4 problems i need help with.  1. cant connect to internet via built in wireless card or through ethernet port 2. sound doesnt work 3. battery meter on the panel doesnt work.  If you would like to help me that would be great, thanks.
[05:49] <IowaDave> Bales1:  now type cat /etc/fstab and look for entries that begin /dev/hda or /dev/hdb
[05:49] <Cplunsford> what is the command to join a channel in irc?
[05:49] <psusi> roh: check the md6sums... the files are identicle...
[05:49] <psusi> md5sums even
[05:49] <Cplunsford> i can't remeber is it /join #channel?
[05:49] <Bales1> IowaDave: Alright
[05:49] <DanaG> Amarok just Loooooves to crash for me.
[05:49] <roh> just from another cdrom (then internal, now external usb2). yes i have run the check on the cd and it seems fine
[05:49] <linxeh> night all
[05:49] <Bales1> IowaDave: I created a directory for it, /media/storage so can I just change it using gedit?
[05:50] <frantic> !xv
[05:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xv - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:50] <frantic> !xvideo
[05:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about xvideo - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:50] <ahave> can someone help me mount a ntfs networked drive on my linux box?
[05:50] <DanaG> Wow, NTFS-3G uses a helluvalot of CPU.
[05:50] <DanaG> At least when over USB 2.0.
[05:51] <task0> is really safe to use nre NTFS-3G?
[05:51] <IowaDave> Bales1: yes, I think so. Change the /media/windows to /media/storare in fstab. you might have to sudo gedit in order to gain necessary write privileges to save the change
[05:51] <roh> psusi does 'check cd' also check the install-rootfs or does it only checksum the .debs on it?
[05:51] <DanaG> I wish ntfs-3g had an "errors=remount-ro" option.
[05:51] <Bales1> IowaDave: Yeah, I did all that
[05:51] <HorizonXP> burner: yeah, definitely works, i'm creating a new VM now
[05:51] <psusi> roh: it checksums the raw cd
[05:51] <Bales1> IowaDave: Alright, I think I got it covered, thanks for your help. I'll let you know when something goes wrong
[05:51] <DanaG> As it is, if you put ntfs-3g in fstab and it can't mount RW, it won't mount AT ALL.
[05:51] <DanaG> It SHOULD mount RO on failure to mount RW.
[05:51] <Cplunsford> How do i create a channel? or is that not allowed on freenode?
[05:51] <roh> psusi then it seems to be a bug at least.
[05:51] <IowaDave> Bales1: now mount /media/storage. let me know what happens
[05:52] <frantic> does anyone know about xv and the like?
[05:52] <SyL> thanks...
[05:52] <Bales1> IowaDave: Alright, I think it did it, thanks a lot!
[05:52] <IowaDave> Bales1: great!
[05:52] <disasm> hmmm... can I disable update-grub? I've got 5 OS's on here, 2 are ubuntu, and every upgrade, my one ubuntu screws up the root on the other ubuntu's kernels
[05:53] <Dayton> I have ubuntu 7.04 final, installed on my fujitsu lifebook a3040 laptop, and i have 4 problems. 1. cant connect to internet via built in wireless card or through ethernet port 2. sound doesnt work 3. battery meter on the panel doesnt work. If you would like to help me that would be great, thanks.
[05:53] <Bales1> IowaDave: Now I have to work on mounting my Windows partition
[05:53] <DanaG> Is /boot/ a separate partition?
[05:53] <Nergar> Bales1, may I recomend ntfs-3g??
[05:53] <Bales1> Nergar: sure...I think I already got it
[05:54] <task0> is ntfs doccumented, or ntfs-3g was reverserd engieneering?
[05:54] <DanaG> Intel's chipsets may be lame, but generic sometimes == stable.
[05:54] <Nergar> well, then mounting will be piece of cake
[05:54] <mrwilloby> Is it better to install Ubuntu and Kubuntu on separate partitions or does running them on the same partition work well?
[05:54] <roh> psusi it's reproducable. can you take a look at http://yamato.hyte.de/tmp/xorg.log ?
[05:54] <Nergar> task0, reversed
[05:54] <itsmeagain> hey
[05:54] <Cobb> hi... is there a way to upgrade to feisty using just the ISO image
[05:55] <task0> Nergar, :S so is not reaaly safe to use?
[05:55] <tonyyarusso> Cobb: with the alternate one it should be possible, with some finagling
[05:55] <itsmeagain> does anyone knows a debian equivalent to xorg-driver-fglrx ? i cant get my debian to load xserver
[05:55] <Nergar> yes, it reached a stable version (1.0)
[05:55] <FAC|Kamikaze> someone knowledgeable about booting off of a live disc please pm me
[05:55] <ahave> can someone help me mount a ntfs networked drive on my linux box?
[05:55] <theglace> FAC|Kamikaze: Why? Information should be free and open :-)
[05:56] <Nergar> FAC|Kamikaze, you need to change your bios settings
[05:56] <task0> Nergar, it can allways be 1.2~2.0 :S
[05:56] <diabolix> the isntaller should default to something other than ext3.. ext3 sucks.
[05:56] <psusi> roh: try not using vesa?
[05:56] <Cobb> tonyyarusso: alternate one?
[05:56] <Nergar> task0, it is considered a stable release. aka reliable
[05:56] <psusi> diabolix: why do you say that?  "it sucks" isn't very specific
[05:56] <roh> psusi is fglrx possible when booting from cd?
[05:56] <tonyyarusso> !alternate | Cobb
[05:56] <ubotu> Cobb: The Alternate CD (available as of Dapper) is the classical text-mode installation CD. Use it if you wish to upgrade via CD, or for an "expert" mode install. For normal installs, use the Desktop CD, which is also a "Live" CD - See also !Minimal
[05:57] <Nergar> task0, go to the website
[05:57] <psusi> roh: the open source mesa 3d drivers work well for me
[05:57] <Cplunsford> excellent
[05:57] <roh> psusi another option isn't there. ati does not support that high series
[05:57] <diabolix> psusi: its very slow for just about everything imaginable.
[05:57] <Cplunsford> Suzie
[05:57] <Cplunsford> say something
[05:57] <Cplunsford> sujones224
[05:57] <psusi> roh: what card?  I have an X850 and it works under feisty
[05:57] <roh> psusi X1400 here afaik
[05:58] <jason0_> How can I move AWN to the bottom of my screen?
[05:58] <psusi> diabolix: compared to what?  and what kind of workloads?
[05:58] <Cobb> ubotu: well i cannot burn a cd.. thats the problem
[05:58] <roh> psusi its a thinkpad T60p widescreen
[05:58] <everton137> Hi there, I tried upgrade my ubuntu version from 6.10 to 7.4, folowing this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FeistyUpgradesManual, but I am having conflict problems http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17346/. My /etc/apt/sources.list is http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17347/. apt-get -f install is not solving. What sould I do?
[05:58] <xXSive> as far as that gui for bittorrent goes..  non-existant on my machine..  (using synaptic)
[05:58] <FAC|Kamikaze> After I select "Install Ubuntu" from the boot menu off of the CD, it says it loads the kernel, then I get no output from my video card
[05:58] <DanaG> ext3 is great if you want to be able to use ext2ifs.
[05:58] <DanaG> There's no reiserfs equivalent.
[05:58] <roh> psusi i would be glad to have the shitty legacy vesa in xga till the installer is though ;)
[05:59] <tonyyarusso> Cobb: You could download the other ISO, install apache2, loopmount the ISO in the web directory, and add localhost as a repository source.
[05:59] <Cplunsford> hey is Reiser depreciated or is it still being developed??
[05:59] <delaney> is anyone else having problems with apt-get build-dep reporting there is no source list for packages with feisty  (specifically xubuntu)
[05:59] <Cobb> tonyyarusso: alrite
[05:59] <task0> is possible to get old matrix screensaver?
[05:59] <psusi> Cplunsford: it is not being actively developed... it is stable...
[06:00] <mjbrooks> I need information on troubleshooting a laptop screen that won't go blank on inactivity in the final Feisty release, even though it was fine in the herd & beta. Anyone know a good link?
[06:00] <bryan> hello i need help
[06:00] <bryan> i need help installing audio drivers ALSA package to ubuntu
[06:01] <bryan> i downloaded the drivers but i do not know how to install them
[06:01] <roh> psusi any other ideas besides burning a alternate install cd and file a bug?
[06:01] <jdu1> Hi.  I just installed Feisty on an external USB drive, works great.  However, I would like to be able to move it to different boxes without having to reconfigure xserver each time.  Is there a way to either get it to detect the hardware whenever it boots, like a live-cd, or to be able to choose an xorg.conf file before starting the server, kind of like a Windows hardware profile?
[06:01] <frantic> bryan you shouldn't have to do that
[06:01] <xXSive> bryan, what release of ubuntu?
[06:01] <jwells> anyone have cisco vpn working on feisty fawn?
[06:01] <frantic> what kind of sound hardware do you have?
[06:01] <CaniSoria> i have the same problem, i can't past by 1024X768, i alredy found the horizontal and vertical frequency from the manufacturer, shoudl i just replace the values in the xorg.conf for the ones that i found?
[06:01] <bryan> the new one
[06:01] <^^PiscesChineseB> laptop benQ joybook 5000 can install ubuntu?
[06:01] <^^PiscesChineseB> can anyone help me? pm me thx
[06:01] <bryan> and i am a newbie xxsive
[06:01] <Byan> is there any way to get wget to resume..?
[06:01] <FAC|Kamikaze> can someone please help me with booting off of a live cd? pm me?
[06:01] <DanaG> jdu1: try renaming xorg.conf to something else, to give the autoconfig a try.
[06:02] <xXSive> we all are to some degree or another
[06:02] <bryan> frantic ?
[06:02] <frantic> bryan open a terminal and run "aplay -l"
[06:02] <task0> is possible to get old matrix screensaver?
[06:02] <bryan> frantic and xXSive
[06:02] <psusi> roh: you can try disabling acceleration and dri in the xorg.conf
[06:02] <jwells> trying to solve this problem ./vpnclient: No such file or directory
[06:02] <mjbrooks> !pm
[06:02] <ubotu> Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude.
[06:02] <SyL> linxeh: my monitor is pretty old it's an old IBM P260 CRT. =)
[06:02] <jwells> trying to solve this problem "./vpnclient: No such file or directory"
[06:02] <jdu1> DanaG, do you mean that if there is no xorg.conf, it will run autoconfig automatically?
[06:02] <jwells> trying to solve this problem "\vpnclient: No such file or directory"
[06:02] <privet> Byan, I normally run wget with these 2 switched "-c -S"
[06:02] <CaniSoria> i have the same problem, i can't past by 1024X768, i alredy found the horizontal and vertical frequency from the manufacturer, shoudl i just replace the values in the xorg.conf for the ones that i found?
[06:02] <jwells> trying to solve this problem "vpnclient: No such file or directory"
[06:03] <bryan> frantic do i just type that in i am brand new to linux of any kind and i no longer have windows, i destroyed it on accident
[06:03] <Byan> privet: uh.. ok
[06:03] <roh> psusi vesa does not have accel and ignores the dri by concept
[06:03] <guhhh> can anyone give me a debian repository?
[06:03] <privet> it should resume without any problems
[06:03] <DanaG> Xorg will try to configure itself (without creating any new config files).
[06:03] <frantic> sucks when that happens
[06:03] <guhhh> can anyone give me a debian repository?
[06:03] <mjbrooks> !patience |   CaniSoria
[06:03] <ubotu> CaniSoria: The people here are volunteers, your attitude may determine how fast you are helped.  Not everyone is available all the time, likewise not every answer is available instantly. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[06:03] <frantic> you want to type it in without the quotes and hit return
[06:03] <psusi> roh: that's what I thought...
[06:03] <FAC|Kamikaze> can someone please help me with booting off of a live cd? pm me?
[06:03] <FlavourFlav> bryan : wget -c resumes
[06:03] <Cplunsford> SUZIE JONES TYPE SOMETHING
[06:03] <frantic> ...in a termainal
[06:03] <xXSive> well the reason I asked what version you were running is that the edgy guide explains it in great detail
[06:03] <bryan> frantic it says i have an audigy 4 which is correct
[06:03] <Byan> FlavourFlav: thanks, and Byan*
[06:03] <xXSive> just google "edgy guide"
[06:03] <ahave> can someone point me in the right direction to mount a networked drive on my linux box?
[06:03] <mjbrooks> !pm > FAC|Kamikaze
[06:03] <xXSive> if that is what you have
[06:03] <^^PiscesChineseB> laptop benQ joybook 5000 can install ubuntu?
[06:03] <jdu1> That's awesome.
[06:04] <^^PiscesChineseB> can anyone help me? pm me thx
[06:04] <frantic> ok gimme a sec
[06:04] <CaniSoria> ubotu, i understand, i just thought that maybe no one read my msg
[06:04] <Cplunsford> say HELLO CPLUNSFORD
[06:04] <Cplunsford> sorry about the caps guys
[06:04] <bryan> but my sound doesnt work frantic
[06:04] <mjbrooks> !pm > ^^PiscesChineseB
[06:04] <Cplunsford> trying to get some one to figure out irc
[06:04] <roh> psusi can you give me a hint where i find someone familiar with the x11-packages? i do not want do bother here anymore since its really high traffic
[06:05] <roh> psusi its clearly segfaulting which it never should do. so its a bug.
[06:05] <hax> hey all... i'm working with some really bad C code, and ubuntu is apparently actively zeroing memory and preventing buffer overflows... how can i *disable* that 'feature'?
[06:05] <psusi> roh: if I knew that, I'd be all over them myself ;)
[06:05] <psusi> roh: well, it could be a bug in your bios
[06:05] <frantic> bryan: "sudo modprobe snd-emu10k1"
[06:05] <task0> is possible to get old matrix screensaver?
[06:05] <PoofDaddy> can anyone help me with wireless on feisty
[06:05] <roh> psusi which should also not be able to crash the xorg.
[06:05] <privet> ahave: what type of network drive is it?
[06:05] <mjbrooks> !anyone | PoofDaddy
[06:05] <ubotu> PoofDaddy: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[06:05] <privet> ftp/samba/etc.?
[06:05] <roh> psusi and if it does, its still a bug
[06:05] <psusi> hax: "preventing buffer overflows"?
[06:05] <xXSive> poofdaddy, what could have possibly went wrong w/ wireless on feisty?
[06:06] <bryan> bryan@bryan-desktop:~$ sudo modprobe snd-emu10kl
[06:06] <xXSive> it's auto-magic
[06:06] <bryan> Password:
[06:06] <bryan> FATAL: Module snd_emu10kl not found.
[06:06] <bryan> bryan@bryan-desktop:~$
[06:06] <ahave> privet, it is a NTFS drive on a win2k box
[06:06] <hax> psusi: yeah, it's actively stopping bad C code from overflowing
[06:06] <bryan> oops sorry
[06:06] <jdu1> Also, I installed Apache2, and the ssl stuff seems to be missing.  Definitely apache2-ssl-certificate is missing.
[06:06] <bryan> i forgot about that rule
[06:06] <DanaG> I had that same issue with C......
[06:06] <Centaur5> How can you find out what group a user is in via command line?
[06:06] <bryan> frantic i posted result above
[06:06] <FAC|Kamikaze> Can someone please help me with booting off of a live cd? pm me please.
[06:06] <hax> psusi: it's also apparently zeroing memory so things that shouldn't be 0 are
[06:06] <DanaG> Frustrating when I then go to run my code on a Solaris system.
[06:06] <psusi> roh: I suppose it should be catching any sigv raised by the bios...
[06:06] <frantic> uhh weird
[06:06] <hax> psusi: there is no 'garbage', that is
[06:06] <privet> ahave: so that should be samba then
[06:06] <psusi> hax: what do you mean it stopped it?
[06:07] <frantic> bryan, did you do - or _ in the name of the driver
[06:07] <PoofDaddy> xXSive and ubotu:  I have the wireless, but can't connect on any of the available unsecured networks.
[06:07] <roh> psusi the bios is not executed anymore when linux is up. the bios is 16bit realmode code
[06:07] <FAC|Kamikaze> Can someone please help me with booting off of a live cd? pm me please.
[06:07] <ahave> privet, i am using samba to access my linux filesystem from windows machines.. but i am trying to do the opposite
[06:07] <privet> start your testing with "smbclient //machine/share"
[06:07] <roh> psusi only acpi gets interpretet at runtime
[06:07] <psusi> roh: vesa executes the video bios... that's what vesa means
[06:07] <ahave> privet, i want to view the files of my windows machine on my linux box
[06:07] <bryan> bryan@bryan-desktop:~$ sudo modprobe snd-emu10k1
[06:07] <xXSive> weird, if you can't connect on an unsecured wireless connection than I would say the wireless card may not be supported
[06:07] <bryan> bryan@bryan-desktop:~$
[06:07] <bryan>  frantic
[06:07] <hax> psusi: i want it to behave like a normal linux OS... that is, uninitialized buffers are left as garbage and not zeroed on load, and also buffer overruns are allowed to happen
[06:07] <roh> psusi yes. in a VM env. which emulates realmode
[06:08] <FAC|Kamikaze> Can someone please help me with booting off of a live cd? pm me please.
[06:08] <theglace> Anyone know why a fresh Ubuntu 6.06 install upgraded to 7.04 might be having HUGE network problems?
[06:08] <theglace> Kamikaze, why PM?
[06:08] <theglace> I'm getting 500b/s
[06:08] <privet> ahave, correct: first get it working using "smbclient"
[06:08] <Jack313> does mounting images use disk space?
[06:08] <hax> psusi: by default, ubuntu seems to stop buffers from overrunning somehow... and it zeros all incoming memory
[06:08] <bryan> frantic was that correct
[06:08] <frantic> ok so you did - that time and it responded with nothing (it found the driver and loaded it if it wasn't already loaded)
[06:08] <privet> after that you use "smbmount"
[06:08] <roh> anyways... i'm outta here.. have fun installing like mad ;)
[06:08] <psusi> roh: yes... it is run in v86 mode... so it segfaults if it tries to touch memory it doesn't hvae access to
[06:08] <bryan> ok
[06:08] <privet> to mount it on your Linux machine
[06:08] <frantic> bryan does your sound work now?
[06:08] <xXSive> I was expecting a WPA problem or something
[06:08] <xXSive> jeez' theres no reason at all that you shouldn't be connecting on a wide open network
[06:09] <bryan> i just type smbmount frantic?
[06:09] <theglace> My internet connection is running extremely slow on this box, fine on Windows and Mandriva
[06:09] <frantic> uhhh no smbmount
[06:09] <psusi> hax: buffer overruns happen... saying they are not allowed makes no sense... as for memory being zeroed, is this memory in the bss?  that is allways zero on program initialization
[06:09] <theglace> Any ideas, anyone?
[06:09] <ahave> privet, i am not familiar with smbclient.. i suppose i will read up on it next
[06:09] <jdu1> jeez, this IRC thing is like crack.  How do you guys keep track of what you're paying attention to?
[06:09] <bryan> bryan@bryan-desktop:~$ sudo modprobe snd-emu10k1
[06:09] <bryan> bryan@bryan-desktop:~$ smbmount
[06:09] <bryan> The program 'smbmount' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[06:09] <bryan> sudo apt-get install smbfs
[06:09] <bryan> bash: smbmount: command not found
[06:09] <bryan> bryan@bryan-desktop:~$
[06:09] <PoofDaddy> xXSive: any ideas?
[06:09] <FAC|Kamikaze> Can someone please help me with booting off of a live cd? pm me please.
[06:09] <DanaG> Wow-ow-ow, USB 2.0 + NTFS-3G == (slow AND cpu-intensive)
[06:09] <bryan> thats what i typed frantic look up
[06:10] <theglace> jdu1: magic.
[06:10] <joey221> can anyone recommend a channel for hardware-related issues?  new build here, PC acting weird
[06:10] <psusi> jdu1: practice
[06:10] <frantic> bryan, smbmount is for windows file sharing
[06:10] <jdu1> I guess so.
[06:10] <DanaG> damn Intel for promoting USB when Firewire was, and still is, far superior!
[06:10] <xXSive> definitely the card in my opinion
[06:10] <FAC|Kamikaze> i guess this channel isnt noob friendly?
[06:10] <theglace> jdu1: You learn, just keep trying.
[06:10] <Cplunsford> psusi
[06:10] <jdu1> Anyone else having apache2 ssl problems?
[06:10] <bryan> i am on ubuntu
[06:10] <theglace> Kamikaze: WHY DO YOU WANT A PM?
[06:10] <theglace> jdu1: What specifically?
[06:10] <FAC|Kamikaze> i need fricken help bro
[06:10] <bryan> i do not have windows frantic
[06:10] <PoofDaddy> xXSive: i have broadcom
[06:10] <psusi> Cplunsford: eh?
[06:10] <hax> psusi: well in most cases, the memory wouldn't be 0, so ubuntu doing that prevents you from noticing bugs in C... and i'm working with someone else debugging my code, but as far as i can tell, his ubuntu install is just preventing it from overruning a buffer
[06:10] <privet> ahave: pretty easy to use... the manpage says most all of it
[06:10] <theglace> Kamikaze: Say it publically.
[06:11] <frantic> ok bryan, go to your System, Preferences, Sound menus
[06:11] <Cplunsford> psusi sorry nm
[06:11] <Matir> FAC|Kamikaze, what problems do you have booting the livecd?
[06:11] <hax> psusi: i supposed i could be wrong about that
[06:11] <xXSive> they're supported?
[06:11] <psusi> hax: what memory?  if it's on the bss segment it is allways zero when the program starts
[06:11] <Centaur5> ahave: I actually could not get smbmount to work for some reason so I used mount -t smbfs -o username=user //machinename/sharename /mount/point
[06:11] <bryan> ok frantic
[06:11] <PoofDaddy> xXSive: i had feisty installed when i was at Penguicon in Michigan.
[06:11] <privet> ahave: smbclient -U username -W workgroup //machine/share
[06:11] <DanaG> debconf: unable to initialize frontend: Dialog
[06:11] <DanaG> debconf: (Dialog frontend will not work on a dumb terminal, an emacs shell buffer, or without a controlling terminal.)
[06:11] <DanaG> debconf: falling back to frontend: Readline
[06:11] <xXSive> <--only knows his own equip.
[06:11] <jdu1> Well, the apache2-common package is supposed to contain mod_ssl, but the apache2-ssl-certificate script is missing
[06:11] <frantic> gry going to sound events and selecting alsa for sound playback and hitting test
[06:11] <FAC|Kamikaze> after selecting "Install Ubuntu", it says the kernel is loaded, then i dont get any output from my vid card
[06:11] <theglace> jdu1: Did you install via the repositories?
[06:11] <psusi> hax: define prevent... it segfaults?
[06:11] <jdu1> yep
[06:11] <syke> hi
[06:11] <frantic> bryan, Try going to sound events and selecting alsa for sound playback and hitting test
[06:11] <jdu1> theglace: yes, I did
[06:11] <theglace> !slow | jdu1
[06:11] <ubotu> jdu1: The Ubuntu repositories and ISO mirrors are currently under heavy load due to the release of !Feisty. Please consider using !torrents to download ISO images, and be patient with APT updates.
[06:12] <theglace> Could be that.
[06:12] <DanaG> those 3 lines are in update-manager's embvedded console.
[06:12] <psusi> FAC|Kamikaze: are you running the amd64 build?
[06:12] <hackel> How can I stop gnome-cups-add from being launched every time I plug in my usb printer?  I know I can disable it completely from gnome-volume-properties, but can't it simply detect that the printer has already been configured in cups and not prompt me?
[06:12] <Cplunsford_> is this the same channel?
[06:12] <hax> psusi: sec, trying to get more information, i'm not actually the one with the ubuntu account... i thought this would be a common issue :)
[06:12] <bryan> ok i did it frantic ...
[06:12] <bryan> nothing happened
[06:12] <frantic> did you hear a tone?
[06:12] <frantic> hmm
[06:12] <syke> my bcm43xx card in my laptop was working great, but we got a new base station and now it doesn't work any more. iwlist can see the AP, but I can't seem to associate. everything works fine in windows. any ideas?
[06:12] <frantic> try switching it to ESD and OSS
[06:12] <FAC|Kamikaze> yes
[06:12] <_pepo_> hi friends
[06:12] <jdu1> ubotu: ok.  The iso, is it of a deb, or will I have to do that config/make/install crap that never works?
[06:12] <frantic> does it work for either of those?
[06:13] <SyL> is there any other ways to force the possible res in ubuntu 7.04?
[06:13] <psusi> FAC|Kamikaze: I have the same issue... ati video card?  edit the kernel command line and change the word splash to nosplash
[06:13] <munkymunkyman> hello
[06:13] <_pepo_> I've downloaded ubuntu 7.04 but: which is the md5sum for the desktop image?
[06:13] <munkymunkyman> iv just updated my ubuntu
[06:13] <Suzie224> cplunsford
[06:13] <Cplunsford> THERE you are
[06:13] <FAC|Kamikaze> psusi | thanks, I will try that, I have an x850
[06:13] <bryan> i tried that frantic how long does it have to sit there and say testing before i click finish
[06:13] <munkymunkyman> and am trying to update my java
[06:13] <frantic> it should make a tone immediately
[06:13] <Lgndryhr> Hi. How do I change my resolution? I have tried but nothing seems to change.
[06:13] <psusi> FAC|Kamikaze: me too
[06:13] <munkymunkyman> via aptitude install sun-jav6-jre
[06:13] <bryan> nothing seems to work but it sees my sound card frantic
[06:14] <Centaur5> I can't figure out why my smbuser I created can't login to a share, anybody able to help?
[06:14] <munkymunkyman> but im errorred with E: Couldn't find package sun-jav6-jre
[06:14] <hax> psusi: apparently some kind of warning at run time about potential overflows
[06:14] <frantic> weird...
[06:14] <DanaG> how DO you make Linux not zero memory?
[06:14] <xXSive> ok, people..  don't get married.. really..  you can't even come to the IRC sausage party w/o some kind of arguement developing..  if there are women on IRC, I've yet to find any..  anyhow.. you all have fun while I eat the crow
[06:14] <hax> psusi: i guess if it doesnt ring any bells, nevermind :/
[06:14] <Suzie224> about time
[06:14] <theglace> Anyone know why Ubuntu might be getting ridiculously slow internet connection, whereas Windows and Mandriva Free do not.
[06:14] <munkymunkyman> how do i update my list so it reconizes
[06:14] <theglace> xXSive: shut up.
[06:14] <frantic> bryan, how did you install feisty?
[06:14] <munkymunkyman> java6
[06:14] <scarter> i've got a notebook with one of those pesky TI SD/MMC media controllers [104c:8033]  which doesn't currently work properly
[06:14] <bryan> with the live CD
[06:14] <Cplunsford> Ok guys, Suzie224 and me need to create a script that will allow us to check the status of a interface on a cisco router, and will down it and up it if connection fails
[06:14] <theglace> xXSive: No need to troll and cause trouble. If we're too immature, bugger off.
[06:14] <niru> what is the process of producting an installable cd from live cd
[06:14] <joey221> I need a builders/modders channel, can anyone point me in the right direction?
[06:14] <Cplunsford> can any one walk us through this?
[06:14] <munkymunkyman> anyone?
[06:14] <bryan> right over the top of windows xp and all of my photos and music frantic
[06:14] <munkymunkyman> anyone?
[06:15] <bryan> kinda shitty
[06:15] <frantic> haha :/
[06:15] <psusi> hax: sounds like you are using the debug runtime library... you still haven't answered my question about what kind of memory.. is this malloc'd memory?  that would make sense
[06:15] <niru> I mean what technique is adopted to build a live cd through which installation is possible
[06:15] <bryan> 120GB gone
[06:15] <frantic> well uhhh next time don't do it that way
[06:15] <Lgndryhr> Hi. How do I change my resolution? I have tried but nothing seems to change.  I am not sure how to edit xorg.conf to change my resolution. Help would be much appreciated.
[06:15] <bryan> yeah no shiit
[06:15] <frantic> but this sound thing is weird... did you have sound on the live cd?
[06:15] <psusi> hax: typically the malloc routine in debug builds of the C runtime library check for under/overflows on free
[06:15] <task0> is reasonable to format and old stable ubuntu installation to go to new one? or upgrade rls is the same?
[06:15] <bryan> sux for me ay?
[06:15] <kryptik> Lgndryhr
[06:15] <psusi> hax: and if they found them, they abort with an error message
[06:16] <bryan> it told me that i would have one more time to boot to xp to back everything up
[06:16] <DanaG> And how can I make gnome-vfs wait longer for a really slow ssh server?
[06:16] <bryan> i never tried it on the live cd
[06:16] <psusi> niru: the livecd basically just copies itself to the hard drive
[06:16] <munkymunkyman> anyone know why "aptitude install sun-java6-jre" would present the error E: Couldn't find package sun-java6-jre
[06:16] <Lgndryhr> Yes? kryptik?
[06:16] <theglace> Does someone have a goddamned hint for me?
[06:16] <DanaG> Wanna make Ubuntu use Java 6?
[06:16] <bryan> i didnt think about soiund as being a problem
[06:16] <theglace> munkymunkyman:Enable the universe and multiverse repositories
[06:16] <DanaG> the key is sudo update-alternatives --config
[06:16] <kryptik> have u tried System > Preference> Screen Resolution ?
[06:16] <DanaG> some things:\
[06:16] <hax> psusi: yeah, apparently its not aborting, just warning... or something... i cant actually see it in front of me, but i figured it was some wacky ubuntu thing, so it was worth an ask
[06:17] <Lgndryhr> no i have not lemme try that
[06:17] <bryan> i downloaded those drivers, i had to do all kinds of searching and reading to find it and i cant install it
[06:17] <task0> no!?
[06:17] <DanaG> (tab complete may tell you.  Or install galternatives.)
[06:17] <psusi> task0: an upgrade will keep any extra packages you have installed ( upgrading them in the process ) and any other files you have added
[06:17] <DanaG> !info galternatives
[06:17] <ubotu> galternatives: graphical setup tool for the alternatives system. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.13.4 (feisty), package size 27 kB, installed size 276 kB
[06:17] <anpi> hi, i just upgraded to feisty and my X dpi jumped to 126 though it should be 96. i had previously in edgy hacked to 96 by adding DisplaySize 362 265 line in xorg.conf, but it seems to work no longer. i'm running fluxbox on kubuntu, so changing it from kcontrol doesn't work. any ideas?
[06:17] <_pepo_> I've downloaded ubuntu 7.04 but: which is the md5sum for the desktop image?
[06:17] <Lam_> how often is /tmp cleared?
[06:17] <niru> psusi, then how it installs the whole os
[06:17] <frantic> bryan, for the most part, searching and finding drivers isn't the thing to do in linux
[06:17] <bryan> u know frantic?
[06:17] <bryan> i dont kow these things man
[06:17] <niru> I mean in ubuntu we have an option called install on desktop