[20:45] <Dan_E> guntbert:  what does this mean? desktop 2.6.31-20-generic #58-Ubuntu SMP Fri Mar 12 05:23:09 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[20:45] <gui7> help, please! how can i change the permissions on a samba share's folder?
[20:45] <Bubbi> guntbert: Thank you for trying to help, i'll see if I can get it working somehow :-)
[20:46] <guntbert> Dan_E: its 32bit
[20:46] <mkanyicy> KjetilK, using KDE?
[20:46] <Dan_E> ty
[20:46] <guntbert> Bubbi: you're welcome :-) sorry it didn't work out - Good luck :-)
[20:46] <KjetilK> mkanyicy, yeah
[20:46] <hvgotcodes> im using scp to copy some files, every now and again i see a protocol error...what does this mean?
[20:46] <gui7> help, please! how can i change the permissions on a samba share folder created from windows?
[20:46] <KjetilK> so, I should head over to #kubuntu?
[20:47] <guntbert> user___: the live CD - or you can start recovery mode from the grub menu
[20:47] <drinkycrow> i booted from a flash drive that i made with unetbootin of the netbook remix, and the desktop comes up but i can't control anything. my touchpad and keyboard are both unresponsive
[20:47] <Zeratul2k2> My Ubuntu 9.10 install fails to boot with any kernel, throwing a "gave up for root device" and falling to a shell. Tried messing around with rootdelay and using absolute paths to root instead of uuid but nothing seems to work. Any ideas? It was booting up normally before today.
[20:47] <mkanyicy> KjetilK, dont know, on gnome, that wizard shows up or else on the panel you can configure 'mobile broadband'
[20:47] <user___> guntbert, the recovery mod doesnt boot either, im in the live cd at the moment but i dont think i can ru nthe command i need from here
[20:48] <KjetilK> guntbert, come to think of it, I never figured out how to avoid the splash screen, that hides most of the bootup sequence...
[20:48] <KjetilK> mkanyicy, ok, I'll try over there
[20:48] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, using grub2?
[20:48] <jkd4> could anyone tell me where I can look to find a way to get a display on the ubuntu desktop that shows things like your processor, memory, swap and hard drive use, cpu temperature, etc.?
[20:48] <Zeratul2k2> yeah, it's a fresh 9.10 install
[20:48] <guntbert> user___: what do you need to do?
[20:49] <ab3> hello
[20:49] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, have more that on hdd?
[20:49] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, more than one
[20:49] <Scotie> Hallo
[20:49] <Zeratul2k2> no, just one, with four partitions: WinXP, small NTFS one for the HP recovery tools, Ubuntu and Swap
[20:49] <Orion7> god i hate empathy
[20:49] <ab3> what is the best cmd line music player to use as a backend of a webapp?
[20:49] <ab3> is mplayer a good choice?
[20:50] <user___> gutbert, i think my problem was caused by running the command "update-rd.d -f  gdm remove". so i would like to run "update-rd.d - gdm install"
[20:50] <jkd4> Orion7: have you tried pidgin?
[20:50] <Orion7> can you run xinit from already running X server
[20:50] <Orion7> yea pidgin & xchat are far better
[20:50] <jkd4> ab3: yes
[20:50] <Orion7> for IRC anyways
[20:51] <jkd4> ab3: oh wait
[20:51] <user___> Orion7, pidgin does beat empathy imo for most things
[20:51] <guntbert> !tab | user___
[20:51] <mkanyicy> jkd4, system monitor
[20:51] <jkd4> ab3: dont listen to me I didn't see your whole question
[20:51] <user___> guntbert: thankyou
[20:51] <jkd4> mkanyicy: yes but I want it on my desktop like all those users with hot themes have
[20:51] <ab3> jkd4: k :)
[20:51] <audifahrer> Hello
[20:51] <Zeratul2k2> any ideas on the GRUB problem?
[20:52] <brent_> ahh xchat, so much better
[20:52] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, did it ever worked before?
[20:52] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, not even once?
[20:52] <Zeratul2k2> mkanyicy: yes, it was working perfectly before today
[20:52] <Howitzer> brent_, than?
[20:52] <audifahrer> I've a system without X windows here. How is it possible to mount my SD card? At insert dmesg tells me "mmc0 new SD card at address cde5"
[20:52] <guntbert> user___: you will need to set up a chroot environment - look at http://www.nistor.co.uk/2009/12/chroot-into-ubuntu-from-debian/
[20:52] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, and you booted windows the last time?
[20:53] <brent_> Howitzer, than empathy
[20:53] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, can you still remember?
[20:53] <Meltok> Hi, I play an audio-cd with vlc. Its not really a pleasure because the cd runs with much more than 1x speed. Does anybody know a possible solution to reduce cd spin for audio playback?
[20:53] <jkd4> could anyone tell me where I can look to find a way to get a display-eyecandy type thing on the ubuntu desktop that shows things like your processor, memory, swap and hard drive use, cpu temperature, etc.?
[20:53] <Zeratul2k2> mkanyicy: No, last time I was working on Ubuntu. I mostly left the WinXP partition there because it was required by my uni's techs
[20:54] <antivirtel> re
[20:54] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, ok, insert a livecd and boot into it and recover grub and place it back into the MBR
[20:54] <Zeratul2k2> mkanyicy: but I tried booting into windows when I saw it wasn't working and it booted ok
[20:54] <brent_> so xinit from command line only, or can it be called to create a new x server from inside another x server
[20:54] <flodis_> What's the name of that little icon near the clock that lets you start your IM-messenger and evolution from a menu?
[20:54] <brent_> e.g. from the gui
[20:54] <Zeratul2k2> mkanyicy: grub-install?
[20:55] <Scotie> # install+1
[20:55] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, the reason for me to ask you is that HP laptops have a tendency of crashing grub2
[20:55] <Scotie> # ubuntu+1µ
[20:55] <StaRetji> Meltok, maybe http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=26864
[20:56] <brent_> what is the difference between xinit and X
[20:56] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, I forgot the syntax, it's been sometime, its 'sudo grub-install --recheck --root-directory=mount_point_of_ubuntu /dev/sda'
[20:56] <jrib> brent_: what are you trying to accomplish?
[20:56] <Zeratul2k2> mkanyicy: yes, it's an HP laptop... let me try with the LiveCD, then
[20:56] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, that works on grub legacy
[20:57] <brent_> jrib, starting a new x server to run a game
[20:57] <Meltok> StaRetji: Thx, but this would lower the speed in general. I thought an audioplayer would know, that audio-cd-playback is sufficient with 1x :)
[20:57] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, am not sure about the grub2 recovery syntax but try ubuntugeek
[20:57] <Meltok> StaRetji: Probably its an vlc issue?
[20:57] <jrib> brent_: use startx
[20:57] <urag> anyone here good with useing sed?
[20:57] <Zeratul2k2> mkanyicy: I'll get on the man pages and be back once I do that
[20:57] <StaRetji> Meltok, don't know mate, have you tried with some other player?
[20:58] <brent_> jrib, wont that start a resource heavy WM?
[20:58] <jrib> urag: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[20:58] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, if it is HP you will see it yourself, it will work fine until you boot windows. next time your grub wont boot ubuntu again
[20:58] <Zeratul2k2> mkanyicy: to inform if it works or not
[20:58] <jrib> brent_: only if you tell it to
[20:58] <brent_> jrib, thanks
[20:58] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, good luck
[20:58] <Zeratul2k2> mkanyicy: thanks
[20:59] <jrib> !away > bipolar_away
[20:59] <Meltok> StaRetji: Hm, not yet
[20:59] <urag> how do i alter sed -n 's%.*\(.*\)<a href.*%\1%p' < get.code   to ONLY print the first occurrence?
[20:59] <StaRetji> Meltok, http://www.ubuntugeek.com/ubuntu-media-players-overview.html
[20:59] <StaRetji> Meltok, worth a try
[20:59] <Meltok> StaRetji: Ok, i'll take a look there first. Thx! :)
[20:59] <StaRetji> welcome
[21:00] <jrib> urag: what else does it do?
[21:01] <Orphian> Anybody know if it's possible to get a framebuffer console running at 1920x1280 using the official nvidia driver?
[21:01] <urag> the code will print all matches between two html string i only want it to print the FIRST one
[21:01] <jrib> urag: don't use .* use something like [^"]* or similar...
[21:02] <llutz> urag:  sed -n 's%.*\(.*\)<a href%\1%p'
[21:02] <p3rror> how can i enable the java plugins for firefox
[21:02] <edakiri> !java>p3rror
[21:02] <Orphian> @p3rror Ubuntu-restricted extras?
[21:02] <flodis_> Anyone know the name of that little "bar app" that lets you start evolution and your IM client from a pop-up menu?
[21:02] <edakiri> I just added the answer to that to the java page, p3rror.  You will be the first one to make use of it.
[21:03] <p3rror> :) lucky
[21:03] <ubas> salve
[21:03] <ubas> c'è nessuno??
[21:03] <urag> llutz: that still printed all the matches
[21:03] <p3rror> Java (last edited 2010-03-25 20:22:03 by Kiri)
[21:03] <sine`> can anyone play the stream from this website ive been trying for days....
[21:03] <ubas> ops sorry wrong chan
[21:03] <lappie> how do i set ubuntu to where it will shut down the system after a certain inactivity time?
[21:03] <sine`> www.lbc.co.uk
[21:03] <mha2908_> Hi guys! Here's (hopefully) a quickie: Recently installed 10.04 server, and want to run the gnome desktop environment through a SSH X Window forwarding session. But how can I install the "ubuntu-desktop"-package without it starting automatically when I boot the pc?
[21:04] <guntbert> !lucid | mha2908_
[21:04] <mha2908_> so no ideas?
[21:04] <theshow4life> !help
[21:04] <mha2908_> sorry, then...
[21:05] <rahearn> mha2908_: once everything is installed, use sysv-rc-conf or a similar tool to tell it not to start gdm as a service
[21:05] <mha2908_> how to use that? Is it a script, or a file that I need to edit? Am, obviously, new to this ubuntu stuff
[21:06] <jkd4> could anyone tell me where I can look to find a way to get a display-eyecandy type thing on the ubuntu desktop that shows things like your processor, memory, swap and hard drive use, cpu temperature, etc.?
[21:06] <theshow4life> I have a problem with my display driver. i just finished ubuntu 9.10 and wanted to use the effects when i click on the effects it downloaded the driver i needed and installed it then when i restarted all i get is a black screen. by the way i got a nvidia 8800 gts in SLI
[21:06] <blakkheim> mha2908_: sudo aptitude install sysv-rc-conf; sudo sysv-rc-conf
[21:06] <blakkheim> mha2908_: do that in terminal
[21:06] <mha2908_> and that'll do the trick? Thx
[21:06] <rahearn> sysv-rc-conf is a program that is run from the command line with sudo, it displays a kind of matrix
[21:06] <h7k> hi
[21:07] <h7k> ;/
[21:07] <rahearn> you'll just find the intersection of gdm and run level 2 (hopefully this will be more obvious when you're running the program) and make sure there isn't an X in that box
[21:07] <p3rror> edakiri, very strange
[21:07] <jkd4> did rahearn just give malicious code?
[21:07] <p3rror> edakiri, does not work
[21:07] <mawst> Is it just me or does Chrome seem faster than Firefox?
[21:08] <p3rror> edakiri, i've did the install manually so i placed the plugin in the .mozilla/plugins
[21:08] <jkd4> even if chrome is faster, it's not safer
[21:08] <mickster04> mawst: it is
[21:08] <theshow4life> I have a problem with my display driver. i just finished ubuntu 9.10 and wanted to use the effects when i click on the effects it downloaded the driver i needed and installed it then when i restarted all i get is a black screen. by the way i got a nvidia 8800 gts in SLI
[21:08] <rahearn> jdk4: not in the least.  what part of running a repository supplied program for its intended purpose would be malicious?
[21:08] <lappie> can someone tell me how to get ubuntu to shut its self down after a specific inactivity time
[21:09] <bastid_raZor> lappie: power management
[21:09] <jkd4> could anyone tell me where I can look to find a way to get a display-eyecandy type thing on the ubuntu desktop that shows things like your processor, memory, swap and hard drive use, cpu temperature, etc.?
[21:09] <bastid_raZor> lappie: System > Preferences > Power Management
[21:09] <lappie> ahh ok thank you
[21:10] <theshow4life> can someone help me. I have a problem with my display driver. i just finished ubuntu 9.10 and wanted to use the effects when i click on the effects it downloaded the driver i needed and installed it then when i restarted all i get is a black screen. by the way i got a nvidia 8800 gts in SLI
[21:10] <mattgyver> jkd4 you could use conky, its not very flashy but works well, or just use screenlets
[21:10] <socket_77> jkd4: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/conky-a-light-weight-system-monitor-for-ubuntu-linux-systems.html
[21:10] <mattgyver> screenlets are kinda bulky but they look much more visually pleasing, though i prefer conky
[21:11] <p0S|-|> yo
[21:12] <p0S|-|> what's the fucking lamp-server metapackage
[21:12] <p0S|-|> called ?
[21:12] <FloodBot1> p0S|-|: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:12] <llutz> !lamp > p0S|-|
[21:12] <KB1JWQ> !language | p0S|-|
[21:12] <mickster04> !ohmy| p0S|-|:
[21:12] <mickster04> KB1JWQ: lol:D
[21:13] <user___> thanks to everyone that helped me, im going to bite the bullet and reinstall ubuntu
[21:13] <MK-BB> ?
[21:15] <Zeratul2k2> ok, problem fixed. Followed the instructions found here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#Reinstalling%20from%20LiveCD
[21:15] <hack45> buonasera a tutti
[21:15] <Zeratul2k2> Now I just have to tell the techs at the uni to shove WinXP up... well, you know
[21:15] <edakiri> p3rror: what do you mean, 'manually'?
[21:16] <p3rror> i got binary from sun website
[21:16] <StaRetji> OK, now I need help :) How to boot ubuntu without console reading?
[21:16] <Zeratul2k2> thanks a lot, mkanyicy, you were a life saver
[21:16] <hack45> volevo sapere se qualcuno ha qualche procedura per ubuntu 9.10 per nasconder file in una immagine jpg
[21:16] <p3rror> and i did the install using the method described in the tuto
[21:16] <p3rror> too
[21:16] <p3rror> so i got packae using synaptic
[21:16] <edakiri> p3rror: undo what you did and follow the directions on the help page ubottu told you of and you may have better results.
[21:16] <faron> wonder if anybody can help me with this...trying to update gnash...am told to enter "su -c 'yum update gnash" at command line but upon doing so all that happens after "enter" is I get an arrow ??
[21:16] <p3rror> edakiri, i did too
[21:17] <p3rror> still not work
[21:17] <mkanyicy> Zeratul2k2, is it fine now?
[21:17] <p3rror> the page give me that there are no jvm
[21:17] <edakiri> p3rror: you installed icedtea-plugin?  Did you restart the browser?
[21:17] <llutz> faron: yum? rpm?wrong tool or wrong distro
[21:17] <theshow4life> can someone help me. I have a problem with my display driver. i just finished ubuntu 9.10 and wanted to use the effects when i click on the effects it downloaded the driver i needed and installed it then when i restarted all i get is a black screen. by the way i got a nvidia 8800 gts in SLI
[21:17] <celita> ola
[21:17] <edakiri> p3rror: the package default-jre is usually installed by default, i believe.  it gives you openJDK
[21:18] <faron> ahhhh any suggeestions for me though as to how about about updating my version of gnash ?
[21:18] <celita> ola quienes sois?
[21:18] <edakiri> p3rror: is default-jre installed?
[21:19] <llutz> faron: "sudo apt-get install gnash" will install latest version available in repos
[21:19] <p3rror> i will see
[21:19] <p3rror> yes
[21:19] <p3rror> edakiri, it is
[21:19] <faron> aha ! eureka ! darn you guys are good thank you very very muchllutz
[21:19] <theshow4life> Is anyone gonna help me out? i asked the same question 4 times and nothing?
[21:19] <edakiri> p3rror: and icedtea-plugin? Did you restart the browser?
[21:20] <orb360> Sudo apt-get install girlfriend
[21:20] <mkanyicy> theshow4life, calm down and try again later on, it may help to use ubuntuforums.org as well
[21:20] <faron> girlfriend ?? hmm now that's interesting
[21:20] <xangua> orb360: first install libsexy
[21:20] <moosekaka> hello i am wondering if anyone has an opinion if hardy 64 or jaunty 64 or karmic 64 is 'better'?
[21:21] <edakiri> and liboobs?
[21:21] <moosekaka> better means more stable/less regression/driver support
[21:21] <Myrtti> edakiri, xangua, orb360: can you possibly find any older jokes?
[21:21] <faron> libsexy...now THAT'S good  ha ha
[21:21] <mickster04> moosekaka: what hardware do u have
[21:21] <theshow4life> wtf
[21:21] <moosekaka> looking to install on amd athlon quad core 630
[21:21] <mkanyicy> edakiri, liboobs? hehehe
[21:21] <moosekaka> with ATI 4670
[21:21] <moosekaka> dual boot with win 7
[21:21] <faron> liboobs ! ha ha that's even better ! ha ha but you better stop yer gonna get us in trouble
[21:21] <orb360> Myrtti: they stand the test of time ;)
[21:22] <Myrtti> orb360: I disagree, move on.
[21:22] <moosekaka> im asking because i found that 8.04 was the best version for my Dell Laptop
[21:22] <p3rror> edakiri, the same
[21:22] <p3rror> edakiri, The remote console feature requires a Java Virtual Machine. Click here to download a JVM. Download it now if the Remote Console is not displayed below.
[21:22] <deanus> moosekaka, lucid 64..  karmic doesnt support your ati OOTB, but lucid does.. and will have FGLRX drivers ready soon..
[21:22] <mickster04> moosekaka: the latest is good from a fresh install, and is old enough to be quite bugless
[21:22] <theshow4life> this irc  channel sucks noone helps
[21:23] <theshow4life> I have a problem with my display driver. i just finished ubuntu 9.10 and wanted to use the effects when i click on the effects it downloaded the driver i needed and installed it then when i restarted all i get is a black screen. by the way i got a nvidia 8800 gts in SLI
[21:23] <faron> give em time theshow4life
[21:23] <deanus> moosekaka, with karmic you might have to choose safe gfx mode to boot the livecd, and then install the driver to get propre screen res..
[21:23] <theshow4life> ok sorry
[21:23] <deanus> moosekaka, well for me and my ati 4650 thats what I had to do.
[21:23] <mickster04> theshow4life: have you tried turning sli off/
[21:23] <riktking> cant write to a drive on a network pc running ubuntu 9.10
[21:23] <maco> orb360: not cool
[21:23] <moosekaka> hmm what about 8.04 then for a 64 bit version on an ASUS mobo and amd
[21:24] <moosekaka> im not really keen on trying a beta
[21:24] <edakiri> p3rror: i don't know why it does not work.  try update-java-alternatives, or whatever it is called (see web page), restart browser, if it still does not work, try a gcj-plugin
[21:24] <Brokie> Hi
[21:24] <p3rror> i'm on 10.04
[21:24] <Brokie> Cannot get networking working, br0 bridge to wireless card
[21:24] <Brokie> qemu
[21:25] <theshow4life> mickster04 i dont know how to do that
[21:25] <Brokie> Cannot get networking working, br0 bridge to wireless card, on qemu-arm
[21:25] <theshow4life> other thank unpluging the sli cable
[21:25] <deanus> moosekaka, if you are going to install 1 but dont want to use beta, then use karmic.
[21:26] <m0ar> I've got an odd situation, my web browser always starts when I boot up by some reason. Firefox did, and when I sat Opera as standard browser it did too
[21:26] <moosekaka> what is FGLRX
[21:26] <edakiri> p3rror: do you have IP6 to IP4 bridging turned off, perhaps with sysctl?  That wrecks openjdk & sunjava
[21:26] <Terran333> i only find out Ubuntu 9.10 amd 64,why?
[21:26] <hack45> there'arnt noone speak italian?
[21:26] <edakiri> !it
[21:26] <Myrtti> !it | hack45
[21:27] <riktking> cant write to a drive on a network pc running ubuntu 9.10, says There was an error creating the directory in smb://server/storage/.
[21:27] <faron> tried  sudo apt-get install mozilla-plugin-gnash...am told already newest version but I know better any suggestions guys/gals ?
[21:27] <deanus> moosekaka, ati`s driver, rather than the free open source driver, which, for your card as i said, isnt supported in karmic without adding a ppa and updating the kernel/xorg
[21:28] <xangua> faron: eh¿¿
[21:28] <MarkProffitt> My new install of 9.10 on HP dv7 is not playing sounds.  The audio monitor shows that it should be making sound but nothing is coming out.  Yes the volume is at 100%.
[21:28] <mcurran> Is there a command that shows an existing files' permissions, so if I want to edit a file, I can chmod it back afterwards
[21:28] <moosekaka> ughh....you know what messing aroudn with the xorg....i think i rather try beta
[21:28] <moosekaka> so lucid will recognize my ATI ootb?
[21:28] <deanus> moosekaka, you might be fine booting a karmic livecd, but if you have trouble you`ll have to choose safe gfx mode from boot menu..
[21:29] <MarkProffitt> mcurran  ls -l
[21:29] <llutz> mcurran: ls -l file
[21:29] <faron> newest ver already installed but I know better...been to the website I have ver 8.2 & newest is 8.7
[21:29] <deanus> moosekaka, no thats just the free driver.. fglrx (in hardware drivers) works fine
[21:29] <faron> thank you xangua
[21:29] <llutz> faron: get source, build yourself
[21:29] <StaRetji> How to boot ubuntu and avoid damn listing of hardware etc. Is there something that can be added in menu.lst (Jaunty)? THX
[21:29] <ubuntu> someonep please help, I accidentally erased my linux partitions (which hold grub) from windows, and now I can't boot my pc, I'm living off of this USB drive now, I recoveredt he partitions with test-disk, but when I boot the pc it says grub error unknown filesystem, how can I reinstall or fix grub?
[21:29] <faron> uh oh yikes...how do I do that ?
[21:30] <faron> <<<<<<feels like an idiot
[21:30] <deanus> moosekaka, grab the karmic live cd and try it....
[21:30] <deanus> moosekaka, lucid is out end of next month...something to thinkk about.
[21:30] <grangey> Hi, I'm trying to automate the installation of ubuntu 9.10 by using preseeds, but on attempt after adding preseed.cfg from http://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/installation-guide/example-preseed.txt into the initrd on the disk it just does the same.  Any idea on why.  or what file is used in place of syslinux.cfg on ubuntu 9.10 as I can't find that either?  be really grateful for any help.  Thanks
[21:31] <histo> ubuntu: are you trying to reinstall grub or just get back to your windows partition?
[21:31] <xtony> hello
[21:31] <ubuntu> all of myp artitions are fine, all teh files are still there and can access them from my bootusbdisk, but grub won't boot to any of them
[21:31] <mcurran> So if a file looks like this, what would be the chmod command to restore?  777?  -rw------- 1 root root 10145 Mar 23 16:06
[21:31] <ubuntu> so i can't boot into linux or windows, only to my usb drive
[21:31] <grangey> Starting from scratch within a virtual environment.
[21:31] <histo> !grub | ubuntu
[21:31] <moosekaka> ok i will try karmic then but i also have to download a ppa to make my ATi work?
[21:31] <mikeconcepts> can't see all the icons in system/administration with lucid ubuntu netbook remix
[21:31] <deanus> moosekaka, only if you use the free Radeon driver..
[21:32] <histo> mikeconcepts: /j #ubuntu+1
[21:32] <federico> hi, i have a problem when i try to run jack
[21:32] <bastid_raZor> mcurran: chmod 500   is that file  chown root:root ...too
[21:32] <federico> cannot use real-time scheduling (FIFO at priority 10) [for thread -1706903824, from thread -1706903824] (1: Operation not permitted)
[21:32] <federico> cannot create engine
[21:32] <ubuntu> ! grub
[21:32] <moosekaka> i can get a ATI's own linux driver? from synaptic?
[21:32] <ubuntu> I had to get it from teh website
[21:32] <federico> anyone knows how to solve this?
[21:32] <histo> !ati | moosekaka
[21:33] <MarkProffitt> Can I get some help with the sound on my HP dv7 ?
[21:33] <histo> ubuntu: read the link abour restroing grub
[21:33] <histo> !sound > MarkProffitt
[21:33] <ubuntu> !grub
[21:33] <histo> ubuntu: stop
[21:33] <deanus> moosekaka, just try the livecd.. if it boots into the GUI fine, then you can install no worries and then enable the 3d driver easy.. if yo cant boot it, and get blank screen, then you`ll need to boot into safe gfx mode (one of the F keys at livecd boot menu, F4 I think)... then you can install and then enable the 3d driver..
[21:33] <histo> !botabuse > ubuntu
[21:34] <pepee> federico, http://www.google.com/search?q=cannot+use+real-time+scheduling+(FIFO+at+priority+10)+[for+thread+-1706903824,+from+thread+-1706903824]+(1:+Operation+not+permitted)&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
[21:34] <i3inary> hi guys i am having a problem not sure what to do about it. using ubuntu 9.10.  i book my box and i presented with a initramfs prompt
[21:34] <deanus> moosekaka, I`m just giving you a heads up, seeing as we have similar cards.
[21:34] <ubuntu> idk where the private messages are on this x-chat-gnome
[21:34] <histo> i3inary: is this a fresh install?
[21:34] <histo> ubuntu: Just click the link that ubottu told you and go there
[21:35] <histo> ubuntu: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub
[21:35] <histo> ubuntu: follow those directions
[21:35] <i3inary> histo: no this install is about 6months old.  the laptop was just shutdown last night and today this is what is displays..
[21:35] <histo> i3inary: hrm. can you select recovery mode from the grub menu?
[21:36] <i3inary> histo: i have selected recovery mode what should i pick from the recovery menu.
[21:38] <Bonster> how u make it press the enter key in bash?
[21:38] <histo> i3inary: does it take you to a prompt in recovery mode?
[21:40] <i3inary> histo: i am presented with a "Recovery Menu" that allows me to select "resume", "clean", "dpkg", "grub", "netroot", and "root" as options
[21:40] <Terran333> get me link download U 9.10 64 chip intel, i only find out u 9.10 64 amd
[21:40] <Terran333> please
[21:40] <histo> i3inary: seelct root
[21:40] <hack45> !it
[21:40] <i3inary> histo: then yes i have a root prompt
[21:40] <riktking> cant write to a drive on a network pc running ubuntu 9.10, says There was an error creating the directory in smb://server/storage/.
[21:41] <histo> !fsck | i3inary
[21:41] <mcurran> Anyone now the chown or chmod command to restore a file to this:  -rw------- 1 root root
[21:41] <StaRetji> How to chose where dpkg -i nameofthepackage.deb will be installed?
[21:41] <histo> StaRetji: the package has those instructions it installs them where its supposed to go.
[21:41] <daniskami> Bonster: I don't understand your question. What is "it"?
[21:41] <StaRetji> histo, that is my problem
[21:42] <devon_> Hello
[21:42] <Bonster> daniskami, need the command to tell bash to press enter key
[21:42] <StaRetji> histo, it install in /usr/local/share instead of /usr/share/
[21:42] <JustinD> you want to know how to change the destination folder of the DEB package?
[21:42] <devon_> What's the best IRC client?
[21:42] <mkanyicy> mcurran, sudo chmod 600
[21:43] <Danzl3> hey, I'm trying to allow www-data to run a command using sudo without a password, I've edited the sudo file and added: %www-data ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/script ... but it still asks for sudo password ?
[21:43] <mkanyicy> mcurran, sudo chmod 600 filename
[21:43] <grangey> Hi, I'm trying to automate a fresh installation of ubuntu 9.10 by using preseeds, but on attempt after adding preseed.cfg from http://help.ubuntu.com/9.10/installation-guide/example-preseed.txt into the initrd on there seems to be no effect and manual installation proceeds.  Any idea on why.  or what file is used in place of syslinux.cfg on ubuntu 9.10 for no initrd preseeding as  I can't find this file either?  be really grateful for any help.  Thanks
[21:43] <histo> StaRetji: i don't know perhaps someone else will
[21:43] <StaRetji> JustinD. yes, I. using ubuntu live system with persistance storage file, soI I'm not able to compile myself
[21:43] <xangua> !best | devon_
[21:43] <StaRetji> histo, thank you
[21:43] <i3inary> histo: thanks for your help
[21:43] <xangua> devon_: i like pidgin :)
[21:44] <Danzl3> so how do I allow www-data to kill a process by another user?
[21:44] <igge> msg nickserv identify igge
[21:44] <daniskami> Bonster: http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/1564/send-keypresses-to-an-x-application
[21:44] <MarkProffitt> My sound is not working.  It seems like hardware problem but its a new computer and was working before I installed Ubuntu
[21:44] <MarkProffitt> can I get some help
[21:44] <daniskami> Bonster: but usually, there's a better way, just tell us what you are trying to accomplish
[21:44] <StaRetji> JustinD, just a note, I want to change where the deb will be installed, if possible at all
[21:45] <JustinD> @StaRetji: not really, a dpkg is pre-configured.
[21:45] <MarkProffitt> These are my settings.  http://www.alsa-project.org/db/?f=9fad16a600f898227084f801ef8900821d86aefd
[21:45] <MarkProffitt> No sound is coming out
[21:45] <Danzl3> anyoen know how I can allow www-data to kill a process ?
[21:45] <JustinD> @StaRetji: you would have to change the configure options.
[21:45] <nonameNN> any good app for reading pdb files??
[21:45] <mcurran> Thank you Mkanyicy!
[21:45] <Bonster> daniskami, well trying to make an unzip script, but some zip has passwords and i want to skip it, so the only way is to press enter, as far as i know
[21:45] <jimcooncat> Danzl3: possibly giving it a sudo nopassword
[21:46] <Danzl3> I tried to allow www-data to run a command using sudo without a password, I've edited the sudo file and added: %www-data ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/script ... but it still asks for sudo password ?
[21:46] <StaRetji> JustinD, thought so...hm..do you think if I put symlink that points to a direction would help? My original install is in /usr/share/xbmc and new one (with .deb) is in /usr/local/share/xbmc
[21:46] <jrib> Danzl3: sounds like a really bad idea
[21:46] <mkanyicy> mcurran, no problem
[21:47] <Danzl3> yea I know
[21:47] <Danzl3> but it's nothing big
[21:47] <Danzl3> it's something local anyway
[21:47] <jimcooncat> Danzl3: did you edit it with visudo? If not, it may not have taken effect
[21:47] <Danzl3> ooh
[21:47] <markboston> anyone need help pm me
[21:47] <Danzl3> I edited with nano
[21:47] <MarkProffitt> Any ideas why I can't hear sound even though the volume is 100% ?
[21:47] <JustinD> @StaRetji: are you drying to do a dpkg -i xbmc.deb? and you want it to end up in /usr/local/share/xbmc ?
[21:48] <mkanyicy> Danzl3, that is not right
[21:48] <Danzl3> %www-data ALL=NOPASSWD: /bin/kill
[21:48] <Danzl3> that's what I have atm ^
[21:48] <StaRetji> JustinD, I want it to end up in /usr/share/xbmc
[21:48] <markboston> @MarkProffitt i am trying to help you in private chat
[21:48] <StaRetji> JustinD, and yes, I use dpkg -i xbmc.deb
[21:49] <Danzl3> mkanyicy, what's not right ?
[21:49] <mkanyicy> Danzl3, why do you want to just include 'kill' ?
[21:49] <Danzl3> because I wana kill a process that's run by another user
[21:49] <Danzl3> through php
[21:49] <Danzl3> and php uses www-data as user
[21:49] <Danzl3> which does have access to kill
[21:50] <mkanyicy> Danzl3, then make sudoers grant permissions to www-data as user not 'as group' as you do now
[21:50]  * jimcooncat thinks Danzl3 is doing a social experiment on security
[21:50] <Danzl3> hum
[21:50] <mkanyicy> Danzl3, remove the %
[21:50] <JustinD> @StaRetji you can install it, and do a dpkg-reconfigure <package> with the options that XBMC will take for a new destination?
[21:50] <mkanyicy> Danzl3, thats all
[21:51] <Danzl3> hum
[21:51] <Danzl3> still asking for pw
[21:51] <mha2908> Can somebody point me to an easy setup-guide for a VPN-server? 'cuz my router (a linksys WRT160N v2) apparently does not support GRE-protocol, and therefore not PPTP. OpenVPN seems very complicated to me, but is there something easy GUI-guide or something?
[21:51] <Danzl3> hum
[21:52] <Danzl3> maybe because this process is run by another user?
[21:52] <StaRetji> JustinD, the problem is, I end up with two installations, one in /usr/share(original and want to keep that way) and new one in /usr/local/share. The thing is, it is precompiled for ordinary ubuntu and I use xbmc live version
[21:52] <mkanyicy> Danzl3, are you doing all this in terminal or using php on a web browser?
[21:53] <Pearlan> i need advice on a legal issue. a company is going to sue me for a freeware i developed and that has a similiar name to one of their trademark. where can I find help about this issue?
[21:53] <jrib> Pearlan: lawyer
[21:53] <jrib> Pearlan: maybe EFF
[21:53] <StaRetji> JustinD, so I there are bunch of scripts that looks inside /usr/share and I'm running old version, off course, I would like to ran new one
[21:53] <Danzl3> well mkanyicy, I'm testing using terminal atm
[21:53] <JustinD> @StaRetji: are you trying to install them both at once?  if not, just move the current working one with mv to somewhere else, and dinstall with dpkg.
[21:53] <Pearlan> ok, thanks
[21:53] <Danzl3> if u can do it through terminal... u can do through a php script right ?
[21:54] <JustinD> almost.
[21:54] <JustinD> @Danzl3: almost.
[21:54] <Danzl3> php script through web browser that is
[21:54] <StaRetji> JustinD, dinstall?
[21:54] <lostin> Is there a way to say you want stable releases of programs with exception of a few (ie mplayer/pidgin etc...) for the auto updater?
[21:54] <JustinD> @StaRetji: typo. install.
[21:54] <StaRetji> JustinD, ok, thx for all the help so far, really appreciated ;)
[21:55] <JustinD> no problem! best of luck!
[21:55] <robert__> hello all..
[21:55] <Danzl3> # su www-data
[21:55] <Danzl3> $ kill -9 20585
[21:55] <Danzl3> kill: 1: Operation not permitted
[21:56] <mha2908> Can somebody point me to an easy setup-guide for a VPN-server? 'cuz my router (a linksys WRT160N v2) apparently does not support GRE-protocol, and therefore not PPTP. OpenVPN seems very complicated to me, but is there something easy GUI-guide or something?
[21:56] <FloodBot1> Danzl3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:56] <jrib> Danzl3: you didn't use sudo
[21:56] <Danzl3> oops
[21:56] <Danzl3> wait
[21:56] <robert__> does anyone know how to give make a copy script with root priv
[21:56] <Danzl3> I forgot that itme
[21:56] <Danzl3> I did before
[21:56] <Danzl3> sec
[21:56] <FloodBot1> Danzl3: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:56] <jrib> robert__: erm, what?  What are you trying to accomplish exactly?
[21:57] <theshow4life> I have a problem with my display driver. i just finished ubuntu 9.10 and wanted to use the effects when i click on the effects it downloaded the driver i needed and installed it then when i restarted all i get is a black screen. by the way i got a nvidia 8800 gts in SLI
[21:57] <Danzl3> humm ok jrib, that worked, but I had to get the pid from the user that's running
[21:57] <robert__> sudo cp resolov.conf /etc
[21:57] <Danzl3> I'm unable to get pid through www-data
[21:57] <jrib> Danzl3: why would you expect to?
[21:57] <Danzl3> because it only show the stuff www-data is running
[21:57] <robert__> but it wont run from script only manually
[21:58] <jrib> robert__: it will run fine in script, why do you want it in a script though?
[21:58] <jimcooncat> Danzl3: are you sure that php is running as www-data? I'm not up on such things, but I wonder if it's actually running as nobody
[21:58] <robert__> its line 2 of a "start modem " script for a usb tether
[21:58] <Terran333> need ebook all about bash cript, someone help me?
[21:58] <_jscguy> Hi, is there any way I can force grub2 to use UUIDs instead of (hdX,Y)?
[21:58] <robert__> but it wont copy.
[21:58] <Danzl3> yea it is jimcooncat
[21:58] <jrib> !who | robert__
[21:59] <robert__> it does not error either but also wont replace the file
[21:59] <Danzl3> I'm just doing it through terminal atm though
[21:59] <jrib> robert__: pastebin what you are doing
[21:59] <robert__> hold
[21:59] <Danzl3> oh shit
[22:00] <robert__> http://www.humans-enabled.com/2009/12/how-to-tether-your-verizon-droid-as.html
[22:00] <robert__> step 12
[22:00] <Typos_King> Terran333:   "A Practical Guide To Linux Commands, Editors, And Shell Programming (2005)"  you can find it in .chm format and one of the best IMO  "Advanced Bash Guide"  you can find it in zipped html :)
[22:00] <Danzl3> got it working
[22:00] <Danzl3> thx :D
[22:00] <Danzl3> guys :P
[22:00] <jcjm> hello
[22:00] <jrib> robert__: that's fine, now what are *you* doing that lets you conclude the script runs and doesn't replace resolv.conf
[22:00] <Terran333> thanks, typos_king
[22:01] <Typos_King> Terran333:   there's also one from O'Reilly "learning the bash 2nd edition", you can find that in .chm
[22:01] <Seventy8> How should I format an hdd if I'm using ubuntu as my server OS? (I'm a nub, I know) I'm going to have pretty much only windows computers accessing it... so do I format it in ext4 or xfs and samba or something lets windows access it or format it ntfs so windows has no trouble?
[22:01] <mkanyicy> !yay | Danzl3
[22:02] <jrib> Seventy8: ask #samba if they recommend anything for use with samba
[22:02] <_jscguy> what is the channel for the 10.04 beta?
[22:02] <jrib> !10.04 | _jscguy
[22:02] <Seventy8> k. thanks jrib
[22:02] <_jscguy> ty
[22:02] <robert__> but the file is blank by default and must be replaceed  to define dns for the vpn to work
[22:02] <mkanyicy> Seventy8, choose NTFS
[22:02] <jrib> robert__: you aren't answering my question
[22:02] <enkidu> is there a PLF repository for karmic?
[22:02] <jimcooncat> Danzl3: I gotta go home, but I'd sure like to know what the problem was
[22:02] <enkidu> or is anyone planning PLF repositories for future versions?
[22:03] <jrib> !medibuntu | enkidu
[22:03] <Guest89642> music on consol
[22:03] <robert__> ask ?? i didnt follow
[22:04] <jrib> robert__: that's fine, now what are *you* doing that lets you conclude the script runs and doesn't replace resolv.conf
[22:04] <robert__> so what would be the proper syntax
[22:04] <enkidu> thx jrib
[22:04] <jrib> robert__: that's fine, now what are *you* doing that lets you conclude the script runs and doesn't replace resolv.conf?  I forgot the question mark
[22:04] <janisozaur> a friend of mine ran into some trouble with his sound system. he managed to get it back into working order, but he is bugged by a changed notification system. currently it displays so: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1323345/zrzut_ekranu.png and he wishes to go back to dfefault notification in the upper right corner of the screen. what should he do?
[22:05] <superjoe> how might I disable the wifi button on my keyboard?
[22:05] <Guest89642> arc en ciel
[22:05] <superjoe> I hate accidentally killing my internet
[22:05] <jrib> robert__: do you understand what I am asking you?
[22:05] <robert__> prob not
[22:05] <robert__> lol
[22:06] <robert__> newbie<
[22:06] <faron> hello again everybody-I am at http://www.getgnash.org/packages/releases/debian/lenny/ & I am confused as to which one of these I should be selecting...amd64.deb,i386.deb ormipsel.deb ??
[22:06] <jrib> robert__: fine, create the resolv.conf as he says and modify the script so it uses an absolute path
[22:06] <jrib> faron: gnash is in ubuntu's repostiories
[22:06] <digitalfiz> superjoe, dont you have to hit 2 keys to make it toggle the wifi?
[22:06] <Seventy8> mkanyicy - outta curiosity (and I'm trying to learn) why ntfs? I mean, the only thing I really know about the whole thing is that samba translates linux file system to windows on the fly? does ntfs just make it... work better?
[22:06] <faron> 8.2 is but not 8.7
[22:07] <Typos_King> faron:    as in gnash the flash player?
[22:07] <jrib> faron: then you should be using the *ubuntu* repositories, not debian
[22:07] <faron> yes the mozilla plugin
[22:07] <c3l> how can I see all incoming connections? such as pings to me and so
[22:07] <Typos_King> faron:  that's' in the repositories, as jrib pointed out
[22:07] <jrib> faron: http://getgnash.org/packages/ (scroll to "for ubuntu")
[22:07] <soc> hi
[22:07] <superjoe> digitalfiz, no it's just one button that doesn't even have to be depressed
[22:07] <Typos_King> you can just apt-get install it
[22:07] <faron> thank you very much jrib
[22:08] <soc> is there software for ubuntu for converting boolean algebra to CNF/DNF?
[22:08] <Olson> guys, can anyone help me, sort this out. Im helping a friend. He has no audio from webpages or any applications like VLC or mplayer, however when we invoke mplayer in a terminal we can get it to play the audio. I really have no clue what to do
[22:08] <mkanyicy> Seventy8, if its only for windows computers then use NTFS, I'd choose not to 'overload' samba for nothing
[22:08] <Typos_King> soc:   the who?
[22:08] <Seventy8> ahh. Thanks mate :-)
[22:08] <digitalfiz> superjoe, just look for a keyboard key remapper you can probably remap it to doing nothing
[22:08] <c3l> how can I see all incoming connections? such as pings to me and so
[22:09] <faryshta> How can I format a USB-drive?
[22:09] <jrib> faryshta: gparted
[22:09] <Typos_King> Olson:   tell him to recheck his sound mixer sliders
[22:09] <soc> disjunctive/conjunctive normal form
[22:09] <faron> wow ! again-thanks very much jrib...I was already there & didn't even see that
[22:09] <faryshta> jrib thanks.
[22:09] <mkanyicy> Olson, does same thing happens with totem and rhythmbox?
[22:09] <Typos_King> Olson and yes, he is going to say, they're all maxed out and checked and such, nevertheless, give it another recheck
[22:09] <Olson> Typos_King, yeah we've been looking at all those extensivly.. im also SSH to his box and looking at alsamixer
[22:10] <Olson> mkanyicy, I'm not sure.. i'll get him to try those now
[22:10] <Typos_King> soc:    well... that breaks out the acronym but we still don't have a meaning to relate it to.... I'd say myself, dunno :}
[22:10] <faron> uh oh though...still confused I am looking for the mozilla plugin & I run Hardy Heron
[22:10] <janisozaur> a friend of mine ran into some trouble with his sound system. he managed to get it back into working order, but he is bugged by a changed notification system. currently it displays so: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1323345/zrzut_ekranu.png and he wishes to go back to dfefault notification in the upper right corner of the screen. what should he do?
[22:10] <mkanyicy> Olson, maybe change VLC preferences to use alsa instead of 'auto' or 'default'
[22:11] <nooga> hi
[22:11] <Olson> mkanyicy, oky we will check that now
[22:11] <Typos_King> faron:   checked the repositories yet?     apt-cache search gnash;
[22:11] <jrib> faron: they have packages at http://getgnash.org/packages/releases/ubuntu/hardy/ but really if you want recent software use a recent release
[22:11] <mkanyicy> Olson, I had the same problem with VLC specifically
[22:11] <nooga> php does not work in ~/public_html/ in lucid, i've did this -> http://marco.tondela.org/2010/03/your-public_html-with-php5-isnt-working-in-ubuntu-lucid/
[22:11] <nooga> but it does not help
[22:11] <Olson> mkanyicy, though, it doesn't explain the firefox issue
[22:11] <faron> hmmmmm again thank you
[22:11] <nooga> any ideas?
[22:11] <Typos_King> !lucid | nooga
[22:11] <nene> wiki
[22:12] <Olson> mkanyicy, and we tried mplayer as well.. it works in the terminal (we get sound) but running the app we dont get anything
[22:12] <mkanyicy> which app Olson? you mean gmplayer?
[22:13] <nene> yes
[22:13] <mkanyicy> Olson, tried totem and rhythmbox yet?
[22:13] <Olson> mkanyicy, I mean mplayer the.mp3
[22:13] <Typos_King> the.mp3?
[22:13] <Olson> mkanyicy, yes we have now tried both of those to no avail
[22:13] <Olson> Typos_King, yes.. in terminal to play mp3 via mplayer
[22:14] <faryshta> jrib, my system can't install gparted due to a missing dependency. Any other program?
[22:14] <Mitchell92> Hey all... I'm looking to buy an off-lease compaq evo desktop to use as a linux workstation and put ubuntu on... anyone have anything to say about it?
[22:14] <Olson> Typos_King, mkanyicy see, I can SSH to his machine and invoke mplayer to play for him via command line but using the GUI doesn't work. Also no sound in firefox, totem, rhythmbox etc
[22:14] <jrib> faryshta: you're going to have to explain since gparted is installable on a working ubuntu system
[22:14] <Typos_King> Olson I'd think is either a mixer setting or slider or the audio-out device used.... it has to be more likely the mixer, cuz audio-out devices are app specifics, it won't affect all apps like this case does
[22:15] <geoffmcc> i have an ubuntu server setup to use ICS. On second machine i would like counter strike server. When use command "iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -i eth0 -p udp --dport 27015 -j DNAT --to <IP_ADDRESS>:27015" my server shows up aong with 20 other instances. is my command wrong?
[22:15] <faryshta> jrib, Los siguientes paquetes tienen dependencias incumplidas:
[22:15] <faryshta>   gparted: Depende: libparted0 (>= 2.2-1) pero no va a instalarse
[22:15] <Typos_King> Olson:   as far as the terminal... dunno, for all we know the terminal is using the built-in speaker
[22:15] <faryshta> That is what I get.
[22:15] <Olson> Typos_King, yes Im tempted to think sliders as well but we've seriously been looking for a day or so now
[22:15] <faryshta> I am using the beta.
[22:16] <jrib> !lucid | faryshta
[22:16] <Typos_King> !es | faryshta
[22:17] <faryshta> So, how can I format a USB-drive?
[22:17] <Azelphur> !gparted | faryshta
[22:17] <jrib> faryshta: you are using lucid.  Ask in #ubuntu+1 for help installing gnash
[22:17] <jrib> faryshta: you are using lucid.  Ask in #ubuntu+1 for help installing gparted*
[22:17] <geoffmcc> Is this the right command for forwarding udp packets to a computer on my local network "iptables -A PREROUTING -t nat -i eth0 -p udp --dport 27015 -j DNAT --to <IP_ADDRESS>:27015"
[22:19] <homerj> has anyone set up a Cisco VPN though Network Manager?
[22:19] <homerj> it imports the information from the .pcf fine, doesn't connect
[22:20] <Brokie> I am running ubuntu Karmic, I have wireless networking, I am trying to run qemu-system-arm with networking support, but when I enable the bridge, it kills my network, and I cannot reconnect, how to fix?
[22:21] <hporter> hello everybody
[22:21] <goddard> whats is a gpg public key id?
[22:21] <WebDawg> I have this problem with the GNOME taskbar.  I can't unminimize applications without right clicking them in the bar.
[22:22] <Brokie> WebDawg, your alt key seems stuck
[22:22] <rosco_y> what tool should I use to manage users?
[22:22] <deanus> rosco_y, a big stick
[22:22] <WebDawg> Brokie still doin it.
[22:22] <rosco_y> deanus: lol, I've been trying that, but I want to add an accoun for my son
[22:22] <Brokie> rosco_y Try a semiautomatic rifle... works for me
[22:22] <deanus> rosco_y, Doesnt the System/admin/users and groups do the job?
[22:23] <mawst> What's the default messenger app called again?
[22:23] <mawst> It's not pidgin...
[22:23] <rosco_y> deanus: thanks, I'll look into that--I'm a noob
[22:23] <goddard> whats is a gpg public key id?
[22:23] <Brokie> mawst, Empathy
[22:23] <jrib> goddard: why?
[22:23] <mawst> Thanks Brokie
[22:24] <goddard> jrib why not?
[22:24] <jrib> goddard: because I'm pretty sure you are going to ask a different question once I tell you a gpg key is a way to encrypt information
[22:24] <sudobash> I am trying to install wifi drivers for bcm 4312 on a netbook there is no ethernet I downloaded bcmwl-kernel-source_<IP_ADDRESS>+bdcom-0ubuntu4_i386.deb and all the dependencies but when I installed it and restart it didn't do anything what do I need to do now?
[22:25] <cliff_> hello
[22:25] <Wolframn> !hi | cliff_
[22:25] <goddard> jrib i said "gpg key id"
[22:25] <jrib> goddard: it's an id for such a key.
[22:25] <goddard> jrib there is a fingerprint right? and then a "key id"
[22:25] <jrib> goddard: yes
[22:25] <cliff_> i have problem with mpi
[22:25] <Brokie> I am running ubuntu Karmic, I have wireless networking, I am trying to run qemu-system-arm with networking support, but when I enable the bridge, it kills my network, and I cannot reconnect, how to fix?
[22:25] <sudobash> how can I fix the wifi?
[22:26] <cliff_> i run my program :mpirun -np 5 test.exe
[22:26] <Losha> goddard: there are examples of key ids here -> http://nmlug.org/faqs/gen-gpg-key.html (see #3)
[22:26] <goddard> jrib how do I get the key id then because my fingerprint is saved in my generated file correct?
[22:26] <sudobash> I cant download drivers through hardware drivers app
[22:26] <cliff_> an the output is :alarm clock
[22:26] <anubis> I am having trouble mounting my swap partition, could anyone help me kindly ?
[22:26] <jrib> goddard: it saves everyone a lot of time to just start by asking your real question (like the one you asked now)
[22:26] <StaRetji> sudobash, you have dell mini netbook?
[22:27] <sudobash> hp
[22:27] <Uboss> Hello
[22:27] <pepee> anubis, CAREFULY run: sudo mkswap /dev/<partition>; sudo swapon /dev/<partition>
[22:27] <goddard> jrib i dont want to argue with you but not knowing everything about something is the reason why people ask questions and part of that is not even knowing how to ask the question but I appreciate any help you have to offer
[22:27] <Uboss> Any good website for Ubuntu 9.10 themes?
[22:27] <sudobash> with bcm4312 wifi
[22:27] <anubis> pepee,  how do i run something carefully ?:P
[22:27] <markboston> @uboss google is your friend
[22:27] <Losha> goddard: it's covered in the url I gave you above...
[22:28] <StaRetji> sudobash, I had the same problem with dell mini, broadcom drivers, check with lspci, but I think that you have to upgrade the kernel in order to work
[22:28] <geoffmcc> sudobash maybe im misunderstanding but have u tried bcm43xx-fwcutter
[22:28] <jrib> goddard: yes, but when someone asks "why" trying to get at what you really want, it's best to give a legitimate answer, not "why not?"
[22:28] <UnderSampled> Is there a way to run a program in a native terminal, but forward the X  output over ssh?
[22:28] <mcurran> Anyone here wanna talk about hacking?  PM me, I'm settin' up a zombie botnet with nc backdoors, and I'm looking for some bash script that'll execute ping -f <target ip> through all zombie ip's I got.
[22:28] <bastid_raZor> anubis: how did you create your swap partition and what errors are you getting?
[22:28] <Losha> anubis: you make *very* sure you have the correct partition name before you let it rip...
[22:28] <Uboss> markboston, I did it. Just asking if someone suggest me anything better.
[22:29] <anubis> Losha, ok thanks:P
[22:29] <Losha> mcurran: it's off-topic here, and you know that...
[22:29] <pepee> anubis, taking care of what you type, and how you do that
[22:29] <mcurran> that's why I said PM me
[22:29] <mcurran> sorry
[22:29] <anubis> bastid_raZor, well actually i just resized it .. so its in a different place has a different uuid i updated the conf file but it doesnt seem to be mounting..
[22:29] <goddard> jrib Well I guess we wont agree about this but thank you for your help I think I figured it out
[22:29] <jrib> goddard: anyway, you can get the key id from gpg.  For example, when I run « gpg --list-secret-keys » I get back "sec   1024D/6E33C97B 2005-12-18" as the first line.  My key's id is 6E33C97B
[22:29] <goddard> Losha thanks
[22:30] <bastid_raZor> anubis: you changed the UUID in /etc/fstab to match the new UUID?
[22:30] <goddard> ahh
[22:30] <pepee> Brokie, /j #qemu
[22:30] <Losha> the force is strong in jrib...
[22:30] <WebDawg> How do I disable the effects in gnome??
[22:31] <anubis> bastid_raZor,  yeah i did
[22:31] <anubis> pepee,  i just tried it apparently :swapon: /dev/sdb5: open failed: Permission denied
[22:31] <goddard> ~jrib++
[22:31] <bastid_raZor> anubis: sudo mount -a    ..do you get errors when running this? this command will mount anything in /etc/fstab that is not currently mounted.
[22:31] <cliff_> http://pastebin.com/47axLLgx <------Mpi Problem
[22:31] <pepee> anubis, sudo .....
[22:32] <anubis> pepee thats what i did
[22:32] <cliff_> http://pastebin.com/47axLLgx <------Mpi Problem on Line 22
[22:32] <anubis> bastid_raZor, mount: mount point 0 does not exist
[22:32] <anubis> mount: mount point 0 does not exist
[22:32] <bastid_raZor> anubis: can you pastebin your /etc/fstab
[22:33] <anubis> bastid_raZor, sure hold on :)
[22:33] <pepee> anubis, is sdb5 mounted?
[22:34] <metbsd> for iso, what's the diff between ubuntu install iso and ubuntu live
[22:34] <metbsd> if i want to run ubuntu in usb stick, i use ubntu install or live iso?
[22:34] <anubis> pepee, no its not it wont mount
[22:34] <anubis> bastid_raZor, i pasted : http://pastebin.com/79JEY1Rx
[22:35] <cliff_> aouaou:  den mporw allooooooooooooooo
[22:35] <cliff_> http://pastebin.com/47axLLgx <------Mpi Problem on Line 22
[22:35] <Avenegra> hi folks
[22:35] <switchgirl> hi
[22:35] <sudobash> how do you set up bcm43xx-fwcutter offline? you have to grab the drivers and run the fwcutter right? but how?
[22:35] <pepee> anubis, chmod 700 /dev/sdb5 ?
[22:35] <Brokie> thanks pepee
[22:36] <pepee> np Brokie
[22:36] <Avenegra> if i open a gnome-terminal, seems .bashrc doesn't run
[22:36] <Brokie> although they are as responsive there as a dead moose....
[22:36] <pepee> Brokie, haha
[22:36] <Avenegra> why?
[22:37] <erUSUL> Avenegra: why do you say it does not run ?
[22:37] <Brokie> Avenegra, maybe, its tired?
[22:37] <Avenegra> yeah, poor .bashrc  :(
[22:37] <anubis> pepee, command chmod seemed to run successfully , i just tried mkswap and swapon again and again same error
[22:38] <Brokie> Avenegra, did you modify bashrc?
[22:38] <xfact> Anyone can tell me what is the jre plug-in file for web browsers? It would be a .so file (e.g. flash player= libflashplayer.so)
[22:38] <Avenegra> yes, i extended $PATH
[22:38] <pepee> anubis, IIRC dbus will change the permissions again...
[22:38] <Brokie> Avenegra, try chmod 0655 .bashrc
[22:38] <pepee> anubis, try running the three commands in one line
[22:38] <Avenegra> mmm
[22:38] <xfact> please help
[22:39] <Avenegra> it has already 0655
[22:39] <xfact> My jre plugin is not acx
[22:39] <Avenegra> ah no, was 644
[22:39] <xfact> my jre plugin is not activated
[22:39] <Brokie> :)
[22:39] <yoavk> Does anybody know if Ubuntu will automatically change the time to DST in Israel tonight?
[22:39] <erUSUL> xfact: how did you installed it ?
[22:39] <m0ar> yoavk: Yes, probably
[22:39] <toyman61> I want to edit DVD-videos created from my DVD-recorder (i.e. removing commercials) and then save it as DivX(AVI) or DVD-Video. Which program should I use ?
[22:39] <erUSUL> yoavk: it should
[22:39] <Brokie> yoavk, yes... unless you are in Kabul
[22:39] <anubis> pepee, does the order matter?
[22:40] <yoavk> Thanks all!
[22:40] <pepee> anubis, yep...
[22:40] <Brokie> yoavk, then it will scream to allah, and explode
[22:40] <toyman61> On Windows I've used Pinnacle Studio...
[22:40] <m0ar> Brokie: Family guy? ;D
[22:40] <Brokie> ya
[22:40] <tugb0at> hm
[22:40] <xfact> erUSUL: normally via software center, but for some browser settlements it's gone, so I just need to know the name of that file to bring it back
[22:40] <anubis> pepee, sudo chmod 700 /dev/sdb5; sudo mkswap /dev/sdb5; sudo swapon /dev/sdb5
[22:40] <anubis> /dev/sdb5: Device or resource busy
[22:40] <anubis> swapon: /dev/sdb5: swapon failed: Device or resource busy
[22:40] <Brokie> m0ar, how did you know?
[22:40] <Avenegra> Brokie: nope, 755 didn't make it either
[22:41] <m0ar> Brokie: Youtube ;D   "ALLAH AK'BAR" *blam
[22:41] <Brokie> pastebin your .bashrc, Avenegra
[22:41] <Losha> toyman61: try avidemux...
[22:41] <anubis> bastid_raZor, still there? :D
[22:41] <pepee> anubis, run: mount
[22:41] <mkanyicy> toyman61, same here, avidemux
[22:41] <xfact> I think no helps form here, I have to find it myself -_-
[22:41] <m0ar> anubis: pastebins are preferred.    paste.pocoo.org is wonderful
[22:41] <erUSUL> Avenegra: how did you modified path ? paste the relevan lines
[22:41] <toyman61> Losha: I have, but which file should I load ?
[22:42] <mkanyicy> xfact, swallow your pride
[22:42] <anubis> pepee, http://paste.pocoo.org/show/193979/
[22:42] <anubis> m0ar, thanks :)
[22:43] <Avenegra> well, it's a fresh .profile/.bashrc from Karmic, i only took the last lines from .profile (the ones that set the path) and added a scripts dir, the line is ' PATH="$HOME/bin:$HOME/scripts:$PATH" '
[22:43] <anubis> m0ar, thats an awesome pastebin
[22:43] <pepee> Brokie, this is what I have from an old experiment lol: sudo qemu-system-x86_64 -boot c -snapshot -m 256 -hda '/dev/sda' -net nic,vlan=0 -net tap,vlan=0,ifname= -redir tcp:1::1 -localtime -no-kqemu
[22:43] <xfact> jerk
[22:43] <Losha> toyman61: not sure i understand the question. If you have dvd-videos, the video is contained in all those .VOB files. Is that what you mean?
[22:43] <Avenegra> :O
[22:43] <Avenegra> o man
[22:43] <toyman61> Losha: I have tried to load the one of the VOB-files on the DVD, but get the error message "Could not open the file".
[22:43] <Avenegra> it's the chekc for +x ~/bin :(/(((((
[22:43] <m0ar> anubis: Indeed!
[22:44] <m0ar> anubis: pastebin.org is gay, bloated and meh
[22:44] <toyman61> Losha: I know, but I'm not able to load it into Avidemux.
[22:44] <erUSUL> Avenegra: so you changed profile not bashrc ....
[22:44] <Losha> toyman61: can you play the vob files using e.g. mplayer ?
[22:44] <orbarron> hello all downloaded 9.10 remix but I am missing tslib or evdev... anyone know how I can get these in dpgk form? I have not network access on target
[22:44] <m0ar> anubis: above
[22:44] <Brokie> m0ar, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XOX34udwf50 <--- tee hee
[22:44] <jkd4> could anyone pls help me with this? http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/CONKY-colors?content=92328
[22:44] <jkd4> i don't know what the heck I am supposed to do
[22:44] <anubis> m0ar, yeah . above what? ahhh its up there i had to scroll along
[22:45] <m0ar> Brokie: ROFL
[22:45] <anubis> pepee, out of ideas?
[22:45] <Losha> m0ar: I don't appreciate your pejorative use of the term "gay"...
[22:45] <toyman61> Losha: BRB
[22:45] <pepee> anubis, sudo lsof | grep sdb5
[22:45] <m0ar> Losha: Reason?
[22:46] <wolfie1> hello all x3
[22:46] <pepee> anubis, yep...
[22:46] <mkanyicy> toyman61, Losha , you should enable indexing of the vob file and the .idx file is stored on the same directory, so if that directory is read-only, then you are in trouble i guess
[22:46] <Losha> m0ar: reason? Because it's homophobic, why else?
[22:46] <m0ar> Losha: I'm bisexual.
[22:46] <bazhang> m0ar, keep it civil and on topic
[22:46] <cliff_> http://pastebin.com/2PpiKFKf   <---mpi problem line 9
[22:46] <anubis> pepee, lsof: WARNING: can't stat() fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon file system /home/anubis/.gvfs      Output information may be incomplete.
[22:46] <m0ar> Losha: Why do you get offended when I don't?
[22:46] <Losha> m0ar: then you should know better...
[22:46] <wolfie1> I have gnome and xfce4, in this last one, when I move my icons on the desktop, the move way too mechanical, I want them to move more smooth, how do I do that?? 0_o
[22:47] <bazhang> m0ar, take chat elsewhere please
[22:47] <jkd4> ot! | m0ar
[22:47] <raven> how to make ISO images of usb drives or cds?
[22:47] <jkd4> !ot | m0ar
[22:47] <m0ar> jkd4: Very nessecairy, I really needed that
[22:47] <mkanyicy> raven, dd
[22:47] <wolfie1> help?
[22:47] <jkd4> could anyone pls help me with this? http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/CONKY-colors?content=92328
[22:47] <jkd4> i don't know what the heck I am supposed to do
[22:48] <pepee> raven, unetbootin
[22:48] <Typos_King> raven:    dd if=/dev/sdc1 of=mycdhere.iso
[22:48] <raven> oh so simple..... tnx ;)
[22:48] <anubis> pepee,  you advise pasteing on a forum ?
[22:48] <pepee> raven, ahh, sorry...
[22:48] <toyman61> mkanyicy: I will try another DVD-video. There might be some trouble with the one I tried.
[22:48] <Typos_King> raven:    just make sure of the device name, in that case I used sdc1, you can list them all with -> sudo fdisk -l;
[22:48] <wolfie1> when I move my icons, they follow a big square, I want to move them more freely, like in gnome
[22:49] <wolfie1> (im on xfce4 right now)
[22:49] <anubis> pepee,  or any clues as to where i might look to find a solution ?
[22:49] <toyman61> mkanyicy: But which file should I choose ? There are 7 or 8 VOB-files in the TS_VIDEO directory..
[22:50] <mkanyicy> toyman61, do you want to rip a dvd?
[22:50] <pepee> anubis, there are many folks that can help you in this channel
[22:50] <mkanyicy> toyman61, and convert it to DivX?
[22:50] <pepee> anubis, try asking again...
[22:50] <sudobash> how can I download the Broadcom STA wireless driver suggest in Hardware Drivers app I'm on netbook with no wifi no ethernet
[22:50] <digitalfiz> wow was someone really nitpicking the fact that someone used the term gay hah amazing
[22:50] <pepee> sorry, I can't help you
[22:50] <anubis> pepee,  ok
[22:51] <sudobash> how can I download the Broadcom STA wireless driver suggest in Hardware Drivers app I'm on netbook with no wifi no ethernet
[22:51] <toyman61> mkanyicy: Basically, yes..
[22:51] <pepee> anubis, try #linux
[22:51] <anubis> Hey, guys would someone more advanced than pepee, kindly help me with a swap mounting problem
[22:51] <mkanyicy> toyman61, please use dvdrip instead of avidemux because even though you can append multiple VOB's in avidemux your audio is prone to be out of sync with the video
[22:52] <anubis> pepee, thanks for your efforts anyway man , i'm joining #linux now
[22:52] <toyman61> mkanyicy: But dvdrip is only to rip the DVD ?
[22:52] <mkanyicy> toyman61, i guess so
[22:52] <c3l> how can I see all incoming connections? such as pings to me and so
[22:52] <mkanyicy> toyman61, if you already have a vob from somewhere, then you have to use avidemux
[22:52] <metbsd> i want to run linux from a usb stick of 2g, how to do it?
[22:52] <pepee> anubis, tell them what you did and what you see
[22:52] <Typos_King> sudobash:    still looking for the fwcutter stuff?
[22:52] <toyman61> mkanyicy: But when I have ripped the whole thing to my harddisk - how do I use avidemux to load them if my audio is prone to be out of sync ?
[22:52] <wolfie1> please, someone help, Im on xfce4 and I want to be able to move the icons on my desktop more freely and smooth
[22:53] <mkanyicy> toyman61, but it would be a mistake in choosing to use avidemux to rip a dvd
[22:53] <deanus> sudobash, bcmwl-kernel-source and bcmwl-modaliases.
[22:53] <anubis> pepee, sure i will try
[22:53] <erUSUL> !firewall | c3l
[22:53] <sudobash> I already installed bcm43xx-fwcutter_20060108
[22:53] <c3l> erUSUL, ty
[22:53] <Typos_King> sudobash:    sooo, you want to... run it?
[22:53] <toyman61> mkanyicy: I will try to rip it using dvdrip..
[22:53] <mkanyicy> toyman61, dvdrip rips everything to harddisk AND then transcode it to your DivX
[22:54] <sudobash> I pulled my .sys from the windows partition and it said the MD5 wasn't found
[22:54] <Brokie> m0ar, Bush is dumber than Peter...
[22:54] <Brokie> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpP7b2lUxVE
[22:54] <toyman61> mkanyicy: But I need to do some editing before transcoding it to DivX.. :-(
[22:54] <mkanyicy> toyman61, it just does not like to convert something it never ripped by itself
[22:54] <toyman61> mkanyicy: Such as removing commercials..
[22:54] <bazhang> Brokie, stop pasting youtube video here
[22:54] <Brokie> ok
[22:54] <pepee> heh
[22:54] <Losha> toyman61: in general, the vobs are played in order and are basically the entire video, broken into chunks that are less than 2G each. dvdrip will copy/decrypt vobs and then convert them to avis, but it doesn't support editing. You are best off editing the vobs and then converting, in my opinion...
[22:54] <Brokie> Shall I paste Vimeo clips instead?
[22:54] <bazhang> Brokie, no
[22:54] <Brokie> Justclips?
[22:55] <mkanyicy> toyman61, a dvd with commercials?
[22:55] <bazhang> Brokie, take chat to #ubuntu-offtopic please
[22:55] <sudobash> is there a way to download the STA wireless driver as a deb the one recommened in the Hardware Drivers APP?
[22:55] <Brokie> aww man, you were off topic too!
[22:55] <Brokie> LOL
[22:55] <mkanyicy> toyman61, then use avidemux, you can cut and merge videos
[22:55] <toyman61> mkanyicy: I can record TV-shows using my DVD-Recorder to local harddisk. Then I copy it from the harddisk to DVD, and the result is a DVD-VIDEO. This can contain commercials..
[22:56] <deanus> sudobash,  yes.
[22:56] <sudobash> what should I do?
[22:56] <sudobash> okay if I can download the BCM STA WIFI driver how?
[22:56] <mkanyicy> toyman61, remember that you may lose some quality by doing so many conversions
[22:56] <Typos_King> toyman61:    that said, ripping the vob from the dvd to view the dvd using the .ifo files, is about 10times quicker, than encoding it, I've encoded a 3hr ripped dvd on a core2-duo 3gbs ram desktop, it took 1hr 35mins about, which just ripping took about 15mins
[22:56] <sudobash> I want to manually download the STA driver and put it on flashdrive
[22:57] <deanus> sudobash, http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/bcmwl-kernel-source     and http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/bcmwl-modaliases
[22:57] <xiadz> hi there
[22:57] <arielCo> Hello everyone. I'll shoot right away: today I found that my MMC does not automount, and apparently the partition table changed somehow. The first and only partition is ext2 and the partition table lists it as FAT32. Riddle me that!
[22:57] <sudobash> thank you deanus I think you tried to tell me that earlier but I didn't understand
[22:57] <deanus> sudobash,  those are for the STA (what I`m using.. well I`m using newer versions)
[22:57] <pepee> bye
[22:57] <pepee> have a nice day :)
[22:57] <toyman61> mkanyicy: OK. I will try to rip the DVD, and then edit and encode it.
[22:57] <Typos_King> sudobash:   may I ask what are you after?   just  making your broadcomm card work?
[22:57] <deanus> sudobash, I`m using the lucid ones...
[22:57] <Losha> toyman61: avidemux is still the first choice for what you want. Why don't we debug the reason you don't see able to read VOB files?
[22:58] <sudobash> how should I do this though?
[22:58] <deanus> sudobash, do what exactly.
[22:58] <sudobash> just install deb and restart?
[22:58] <sudobash> use those files with the fwcutter or what?
[22:58] <toyman61> Losha: The reason might be that avidemux wants to index the files. And tries to put the .idx-file on the DVD which is read-only.. :-)
[22:58] <deanus> sudobash, oh, just sudo dpkg -i bcm*.deb and restart
[22:59] <Losha> toyman61: could be. If you wait a minute, I'll try it on a disk of my own...
[22:59] <toyman61> Typos_King: I will try to rip it to harddisk before I do any further work on it.. :-)
[22:59] <toyman61> Losha: I'll wait
[22:59] <deanus> sudobash, the fwcutter is the free open driver.. STA is broadcoms, and much better IMO
[23:00] <mkanyicy> toyman61, you can copy 1 VOB file to /tmp folder and try using avidemux on it
[23:00] <Olson> Typos_King, sorted it .. had to remote desktop in and change some options for Mr. "ive tried everything"  thanks for your thoughts
[23:00] <Typos_King> toyman61:  it does take a long while to encode you know.... I mean... for a movie you'll watch...what?    5 times only?  not sure it may be worth the hassle just for viewing it
[23:00] <toyman61> mkanyicy: Losha is trying it out now..
[23:00] <Typos_King> well, depends on the movie length of course too, but still
[23:01] <Typos_King> Olson:  hehheeh
[23:01] <toyman61> Typos_King: I may not be the only one who wants to see the movie - or the TV-show..
[23:01] <Typos_King> ok
[23:01] <madjoe> Does Karmic takes care about time sync by default?
[23:02] <toyman61> Typos_King: Ripping it first seems to be a good idea..
[23:02] <Typos_King> madjoe:    you mean, DST?
[23:02] <faryshta> Before I screw up... how do I use gparted?
[23:02] <madjoe> Typos_King: DST and time sync as well.
[23:02] <madjoe> Typos_King: is there a default time server in Ubuntu?
[23:03] <Typos_King> I guess I dunno what time sync is.... it keeps the proper time :)
[23:03] <gogeta1> madjoe: yep just gotta turn it on
[23:03] <Typos_King> a time server.... no that I know of
[23:03] <progre55> hi guys! I remember there was a program that records your monitor.. what was it called? )
[23:03] <madjoe> gogeta1: how can I do that?
[23:04] <gogeta1> madjoe: in your time setting check sync to internet
[23:04] <Losha> toyman61: avidemux reads my burned dvds fine. When I open VTS_01_0.VOB it even notices that it's part of a series and offers to concatenate and index the other vobs all at the same time. It takes a while to do this though. I think you have some kind of permissions problem. Try mkanyicy's suggestion. I'd also like to know if mplayer can read the vobs...
[23:04] <faron> okay everybody...let me ask this...when I see amd64.deb,i386.deb or mipsel.deb...which one of those packages should I use for my system ?
[23:04] <izmanromli> anyone knows why i keep getting "hash sum mismatch" when installing mysql-client-5.1 on intrepid??
[23:04] <madjoe> gogeta1: time settings? I would have NEVER guessed that.. lol
[23:04] <gogeta1> lol
[23:04] <sudobash> can I modprobe it? I restarted and it didn't do anything?
[23:04] <gogeta1> madjoe:  right click clock prefs it should be there
[23:04] <toyman61> Losha: Yes, it might be a permission problem. I'll try to rip it and then see if I'm able to use avidemux (or some other program).
[23:05] <jrib> faron: what does « uname -m » return?
[23:05] <Typos_King> progre55:   http://elantux.files.wordpress.com/2009/05/recordmydesktopscreenshot.jpg
[23:05] <snovbx> progre55: you mean a program to record the desktop? I think it was gtk-recordmydesktop
[23:05] <faron> one moment
[23:05] <Losha> toyman61: ok, though I think it might shed some light on it to know if mplayer can play the vob...
[23:05] <madjoe> gogeta1: found it.. thanks!
[23:05] <progre55> Typos_King, snovbx: thanks guys, appreciate
[23:05] <toyman61> Is mplayer a part of standard Ubuntu 9.10 ?
[23:06] <faron> jrib....i686
[23:06] <mkanyicy> toyman61, no
[23:06] <faron> Iv'e been confused about this for so long
[23:06] <jrib> faron: then you want the _i386.deb
[23:06] <Typos_King> toyman61   no
[23:06] <mkanyicy> Losha, mplayer plays vob file with no problem
[23:06]  * Typos_King prefers xine-ui
[23:06] <jrib> faron: (for ubuntu of course)
[23:06] <faron> thank you so much
[23:06] <toyman61> mkanyicy, Typos_King : OK. Then I must install it first. BRB
[23:07] <sudobash> any other suggestions?
[23:07] <Losha> toyman61: it's just for testing. If you already have vlc, or xine, or totem, they would be fine. I just want to know if *anything* can read the vobs...
[23:07] <faron> how about [Xubuntu] :-D same thing right ?
[23:07] <jrib> faron: yep :)
[23:07] <faron> alright ! hey thanks again jrib
[23:07] <maco> progre55: recordmydesktop or istanbul
[23:07] <Typos_King> toyman61 ... I use mplayer for only 1 thing, saving mms:// streams :P~, other than that, I prefer xine-ui
[23:08] <faron> well wish me luck:-D
[23:08] <sudobash> it says it needs wl.ko for module bcmwl in the DKMS tree
[23:08] <gogeta1> Typos_King: vlc can do mms
[23:08] <gogeta1> Typos_King: mplayer has the best firefox intergration
[23:08] <progre55> maco: istanbul? huh =) but which one would you suggest?
[23:08] <madjoe> maco: I've heard RecordMyDesktop is a pretty good tool.
[23:08] <Typos_King> gogeta1:    so does xine-ui.... but won't save it, with mplayer you can do a -dumpstream to a file and save the actual videofile
[23:08] <popey> i would recommend recordmydesktop on the command line
[23:08] <popey> rather than istanbul
[23:09] <Losha> Each to their own. If mplayer had dvd menu support, I'd never use anything else...
[23:09] <izmanromli> gogeta1: that's true .... with vlc, i can't even watch embedded .mov in a website
[23:09] <gogeta1> Typos_King: w vlc you just check the save stream box
[23:09] <snovbx> and recordmydesktop has a gui too, never heard about istanbul though...
[23:09] <madjoe> neither do I
[23:09] <popey> recordmydesktop is much more controllable from the command line
[23:09] <faron> darn gdebi says dependency not satisfiable !
[23:09] <popey> istanbul has barely been touched for a long time
[23:09] <madjoe> I've heard that Istanbul is in Turkey tho.. not in my Ubuntu.. lol
[23:09] <sudobash> anyone please?
[23:09] <toyman61> Losha: The standard movie player is able to play the VOB-files... mplayer gives me an error.. (I might have got the installation wrong or something)
[23:09] <Typos_King> sudobash:    gimme a few secs, I put a paste
[23:10] <mkanyicy> Losha, totem plays vob files, mplayer, vlc ... everything ... as long as you have codecs in place
[23:10] <snovbx> madjoe: lol
[23:10] <faron> anything I can do about that jrib ?
[23:10] <jrib> faron: what dependency?
[23:10] <toyman61> Losha: I'm using a localized version of Ubuntu. "Movie player" might be an incorrect translation.. :-)
[23:10] <gogeta1> izmanromli: yea if you wanna do mov and streaming divx online mplayer works alot better
[23:10] <Losha> mkanyicy: I believe you, I just don't like the interface...
[23:10] <faron> hmmmm ?? let me see if I can find out
[23:10] <xfact> Now please anyone can tell me where is google chrome located?  I'll shoot right away: today I found that my MMC does not automount, and apparently the partition table changed somehow. The first and only partition is ext2 and the partition table lists it as FAT32. Riddle me that!
[23:11] <Losha> toyman61: well, time to try mkanyicy's idea of copying a vob and then see if avidemux can open the copy...
[23:11] <mkanyicy> Losha, what interface?
[23:11] <faron> hmmmmmmm.nope jrib it doesn't say
[23:11] <madjoe> Hey, Ubuntu geeks? Can anyone recommend me a good puzzle game for Ubuntu other than chess?
[23:11] <Pearlan> If a videogame company names "iSkateRider" a game, can the trademark owners of "iSkate" sue it?
[23:11] <jrib> faron: it should
[23:11] <Slart> xfact: the google chrome binary is probably located in /bin other files can be located in other places
[23:11] <toyman61> Losha: I'll try. BRB
[23:11] <progre55> maco: lol )) well, thanks for the feedback.. I'll try to install recordmydesktop for now..
[23:11] <jrib> Pearlan: ask a lawyer, this channel is for ubuntu support
[23:11] <shane_> sup all?
[23:12] <faron> I've got "description","details" & included files"
[23:12] <Slart> xfact: linux doesn't really do things the say way windows does them.. installed applications has files in many places
[23:12] <snovbx> progre55: well istanbul does exist, but latest news from it dates from 2007...
[23:12] <IdleOne> Pearlan: i'm with jrib on that
[23:12] <deanus> sudobash, sorry didnt see you..
[23:12] <faron> but it doesn't say what the issue is
[23:12] <mkanyicy> madjoe, what about ubuntu greeks?
[23:12] <shane_> can anyone help me get the front usb ports on my tower working??
[23:12] <jrib> faron: should be next to "dependencies not satisfiable"
[23:12] <deanus> sudobash, yeah there is something you need to do.. hangon...
[23:12] <xfact> Now please anyone can tell me where is google chrome located?  I have mplayer all setup to use various keys to navigate. It's just a personal choice thing...
[23:12] <madjoe> mkanyicy: they right next to Ubuntu Istanbulians.
[23:12] <jrib> Pearlan: no problem, maybe try #ubuntu-offtopic for a more social channel
[23:12] <StaRetji> Is it possible to configure KMS for Intel gpu with Jauny using 2.6.28-11 kernel?
[23:12] <aconbere> hey, I'm trying to build a bootable usb device /from/ a mac to be used on a regular every day laptop. But my future host laptop doesn't recognize the usb as having a valid os onit to boot from. (following the directions on the bootable usb wiki page)
[23:12] <deanus> sudobash, add wl to the end of /etc/modules
[23:13] <izmanromli> xfact: mine is /opt
[23:13] <aconbere> I'm wondering if those directions are to boot off of a mac
[23:13] <Typos_King> sudobash:   http://pastebin.ca/1852259   <---
[23:13] <mkanyicy> madjoe, I thought that would 'puzzle' you
[23:13] <faron> weird...it just says..."error:dependency not satisfiable":gnash
[23:13] <progre55> snovbx: I see =) well thanks, I've already got recordmyvideo.. and this is the one I used to have actually, so I've got some experience with it =)
[23:13] <aconbere> since they involve converting the iso to a dmg
[23:13] <madjoe> mkanyicy: ;)
[23:13] <faron> oops didn't mean to do that::-D
[23:13] <Slart> xfact: since you seem to be ignoring me I'll just leave you with one more hint.. run    which chromium-browser   in a terminal to get the location
[23:14] <faron> weird
[23:14] <toyman61> Losha: I copied a VOB-file to my videoclips directory and tried to open it using avidemux. Message: "This looks like mpeg. Want to index it?". Answering yes and then got the message "File could not open"
[23:14] <madjoe> mkanyicy: I'm on my test drive of Ubuntu Karmic, for the first time, so I'd like to see a good light-weight game, at the end of my Linux journey
[23:14] <jkd4> how do you run a .pl script anyone?
[23:14] <mkanyicy> Losha, can you go back on mplayer?
[23:14] <sudobash> perl script.pl
[23:14] <Slart> jdobrien: ./yourscript.pl   should work.... or     perl yourscript.pl
[23:14] <jrib> jkd4: first, read it and make sure you either understand it or trust the author to not blow up your computer, then perl file.pl
[23:14] <Typos_King> sudobash:   got the paste?
[23:14] <mkanyicy> Losha, I mean after playing next file can you go to the previous file?
[23:14] <Slart> sorry jdobrien, wrong nick
[23:15] <maco> Pearlan: we're not lawyers
[23:15] <Slart> jdk: ./yourscript.pl   should work.... or     perl yourscript.pl
[23:15] <sudobash> yeah thats for the open driver im gonna try the STA then that
[23:15] <Typos_King> ok
[23:15] <izmanromli> xfact: are you using google-chrome or chromium? Slart has given you a nice hint
[23:15] <Slart> bah.. jkd4 , look above.. my fingers are fighting me today =)
[23:15] <xfact> Slart, excuse me, have you sent any answer, ohh sorry then I was disconnected for short time, I am not ignoring anyone, everyone is most welcome for help, and thank you I have got the needed answer
[23:15] <sudobash> so wait shouldn't I be able to modprobe wl from terminal>?
[23:15] <shane_> can anyone help me get the front usb ports on my tower working??
[23:15] <faron> jrib I wonder if I maybe reinstalled the older version & then tried to install the new on top ?
[23:15] <jrib> faron: I don't know what your error is
[23:16] <deanus> sudobash, you dont need to.. just add it to modules.. it will autoload on boot
[23:16] <mkanyicy> madjoe, go to ubuntu software center under 'games' and read the descriptions and see if you can get something
[23:16] <snovbx> xfact: dunno about google chrome, but usually system wide-config files goes in /etc, user config files goes hidden in your home folder (. prefix), /usr/bin goes binaries, /usr/share goes shared files,/usr/lib goes libraries, and finally /opt goes a few packages, could be there.
[23:16] <Slart> xfact: no worries.. glad you found the help you needed
[23:16] <deanus> sudobash, sure, you can modprobe it.......
[23:16] <Typos_King> sudobash:    if it's there, should, check if it's there, sudo lsmod
[23:16] <sudobash> deanus it says not found
[23:16] <Losha> mkanyicy: actually, I don't know. I usually play one video at a time. I can see that maybe for short videos you'd want a playlist...
[23:16] <faron> me neither...it won't tell me
[23:16] <maco> progre55: i think istanbul was the crashy one and with the right combination of settings it could run without crashing, but i forget the magic settings combination
[23:16] <deanus> sudobash, did you install both packages?
[23:17] <madjoe> mkanyicy: oh I can get tons of generic info like that... I wanted some human touch like a recommendation :)
[23:17] <deanus> sudobash, add wl to /etc/modules then and reboot.. it works for me..
[23:17] <jrib> faron: are you only installing one .deb, because I seem to recall several .debs on gnash's site?  Why aren't you just using the repository again?
[23:17] <xfact> izmanromli, I am using Google chrome and thanks it's in opt, but where to paste 'libjavaplugin_oji.so' there are no 'plugins' folder
[23:17] <mkanyicy> Losha, All I know is that when you press ENTER you go to the next video
[23:17] <faron> repo does not have the vresion I want to try
[23:17] <snovbx> xfact: try the mozilla folder, or create one. webkit gets flash from mozilla plugins folder
[23:18] <Typos_King> xfact:     I'd check under /usr/lib/chrome
[23:18] <xfact> snovbx, Thanks I am trying
[23:18] <mkanyicy> madjoe, actually (what we dont want to tell you is that) it is a puzzling game to look through those 'tons'
[23:18] <sudobash> yeah both the kernel source one said error could not locate wl.ko for module bcmwl in DKMS tree you must run a dkms build for kernel 2.6.31-14-generic (i686) first.... Done...
[23:18] <StaRetji> Is it possible to configure KMS for Intel gpu with Jauny using 2.6.28-11 kernel?
[23:18] <madjoe> mkanyicy: hahaha! :) good1
[23:18] <progre55> maco: lol, nvm, I dont need it =)  thanks though
[23:18] <madjoe> mkanyicy: I started liking Ubuntu geeks :)
[23:19] <iadrian> Hello! does anyone have Ubuntu on HP Pavilion laptop?
[23:19] <Losha> toyman61: that's odd. I'm starting to wonder if there's something strange about your video format. It seems unlikely. Can you run mplayer -v on the file and pastebin the output to http://ubuntu.pastebin.com ?
[23:19] <toyman61> Losha: Error message: "Could not open the file". I checked the permissions and it was rw on all groups (including the user I'm logged in as).
[23:19] <sudobash> yeah both the kernel source one said error could not locate wl.ko for module bcmwl in DKMS tree you must run a dkms build for kernel 2.6.31-14-generic (i686) first.... Done...
[23:19] <mkanyicy> iadrian, whats happening with it?
[23:19] <jrib> !who | faron
[23:19] <deanus> sudobash, I dont remember doing anything other than installin debs and adding to /etc/modules.  hm
[23:19] <jrib> faron: the first thing I said to you is important too
[23:19] <xfact> Typos_King, There no such folder(s) named 'chrome'
[23:19] <madjoe> iadrian: no, but I have a WinXP on my Acer laptop.. how can I help you? :)
[23:20] <Typos_King> xfact:   is chrome running right now?
[23:20] <faron> sorry jrib'
[23:20] <toyman61> Losha, : I have never used pastebin before.. (Yes, I know I'm a newbie on this..). But I have worked with computers for years..
[23:20] <sudobash> what so i just need wl.ko right and put it somewhere then reinstall the deb?
[23:20] <xfact> Typos_King, nope
[23:20] <snovbx> xfact: if you installed it under /opt, it usually wont install anything over /usr
[23:20] <deanus> sudobash, you need to run dkms to build the module..
[23:20] <Losha> toyman61: pastebin is easy. First time's the hardest. Just open the page, paste in the text, hit submit, then tell us the url it gave you
[23:20] <faron> use tab ? I'm sorry,what's that do ?
[23:20] <deanus> sudobash, I cant tell you the command exactly to do that...
[23:20] <faron> tab jrib ?
[23:20] <Typos_King> xfact:     can you run it? :)
[23:20] <xfact> snovbx, Yup, I think thats right
[23:21] <jrib> faron: you can type the beginning of my nick and hit tab to save some time typing: jr<TAB>
[23:21] <Typos_King> xfact:     once running do a -> sudo lsof -c chrome | grep -i plugin;
[23:21] <Losha> madjoe: my favourite game is trying to figure out how to solve #ubuntu user's problems...
[23:21] <faron> ahhhh now that's cool jrib
[23:21] <mkanyicy> toyman61, still have the video problem?
[23:21] <snovbx> xfact: i'm installing it to check it out
[23:21] <Typos_King> xfact:    that will show what 'of' open files is using and where the folders are
[23:21] <xfact> Typos_King, Yup I can run it, but without any java plug-in where all other browser has java enabled :(
[23:21] <faron> dats a good ting to no
[23:21] <Typos_King> xfact:     once running do a -> sudo lsof -c chrome | grep -i plugin;
[23:22] <ugliefrog> how do i reset the gnome panel from the terminal
[23:22]  * xfact is n00b
[23:22] <mkanyicy> Losha, that is not puzzling enough for madjoe
[23:23] <Typos_King> xfact:   another think you may want to try inside chrome is either -> about:plugins    and about:config
[23:23] <toyman61> mkanyicy: Losha is helping me right now.. :-)
[23:23] <toyman61> Losha: http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/4VecZLYU
[23:23] <mkanyicy> toyman61, ok, great
[23:23] <snovbx> xfact: install the plugins from the repository, they work
[23:23] <deanus> sudobash, I dont think I had to do that..  installing the debs I thought would make the module...
[23:23] <Losha> mkanyicy: yes, it's wierd, toyman61 says mplayer and avidemux won't open a copy of his vob but his default movie player will...?
[23:23] <snovbx> xfact: tried it now, it runs every plugin that firefox supports
[23:23] <toyman61> mkanyicy: Look at http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/4VecZLYU
[23:23] <aconbere> SOOooooo any help building a bootable usb drive if the instructions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick aren't working?
[23:23] <xfact> Typos_King, Yup, there I can clearly see that java plugin is not listed
[23:24] <Typos_King> xfact:   any directories for the say, flash player?
[23:24] <toyman61> Losha, mkanyicy : I might have some wrong settings somewhere..
[23:24] <Losha> toyman61: mkanyicy: any number can play 'solve the ubuntu bug'...
[23:24] <xfact> snovbx, yup, I have done and all the browsers running it except chrome
[23:24] <Typos_King> xfact: or under about:config it'd show all configuration info
[23:25] <snovbx> xfact: that's weird, have you installed it throught the .deb package from google?
[23:25] <xfact> snovbx, yup, that was easy
[23:26] <snovbx> xfact: try this page: it shows all plugins currently running. tried it, shows the same as webkit epiphany and firefox: http://www-trunk.stage.mozilla.com/en-US/plugincheck/
[23:26] <Typos_King> aconbere:    a bootable usb drive for 9.1?
[23:26] <xfact> Typos_King, Maybe it's weird but the about:config showing nothing (a blank white page)
[23:26] <xfact> snovbx, well, ok
[23:26]  * xfact is gonna think about it deeply
[23:27] <Typos_King> xfact:     -> sudo lsof -c chrome | grep -i plugin;     what about that one?  does it show a 'plugin' folder of kinds?
[23:27] <aconbere> Typos_King: I'm /trying/ to build one for 10.04 beta
[23:27] <Losha> toyman61: mkanyicy: hmm. I wonder if it's missing codecs. Do you have medibuntu installed?
[23:27] <toyman61> Losha, : No, I don't think so..
[23:28] <toyman61> BRB
[23:28] <Typos_King> aconbere:   in 9.1 and I think 9.0   they included such option right from the live-cd boot, for making a 'usb startup disk'
[23:28] <Losha> toyman61: mkanyicy: well, it's worth installing them, since whatever *is* wrong seems to be affecting avidemux as well.
[23:28] <sudobash> ok I found this and it seems like my exact error but when I do: sudo dkms build -m bcmwl -v <IP_ADDRESS>+bdcom it returns: applying patch0001-MODULE_LICENSE.patch.../usr/sbin/dkms: line 35: patch: command not found then it says that it failed
[23:28] <Typos_King> aconbere:    well, it's no in the menus but once you're loggedin the desktop in the live-cd, it has such in 9.x
[23:28] <snovbx> xfact: well? did the tests run fine?
[23:29] <Losha> toyman61: me too, need to eat something...
[23:29] <xfact> I think I have just got the solution
[23:29] <sudobash> ok I found this and it seems like my exact problem   I do: sudo dkms build -m bcmwl -v <IP_ADDRESS>+bdcom it returns: applying patch0001-MODULE_LICENSE.patch.../usr/sbin/dkms: line 35: patch: command not found then it says that it failed
[23:29] <sudobash> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1308533.html
[23:29] <anubis> Hello , I was wondering what the programs are called that show memory , cpu % that you often see on screenshots of other peoples distros
[23:29] <anubis> http://gnome-look.org/CONTENT/content-pre1/74813-1.jpg like this one
[23:29] <blakkheim> anubis: htop
[23:29] <bazhang> anubis, conky ?
[23:29] <Typos_King> xfact:   use Opera insead? hehhe
[23:30] <aconbere> hmm
[23:30] <xfact> I have to checkout '/usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/' theres everything
[23:30] <leagris> Losha, ./configure ingredients && make cake && cook cake && ./eatcake
[23:30] <toyman61> Losha: I'll try to install medibuntu. But now I have to sleep. If I'm not able to solve the problem I'll return tomorrow..
[23:30] <xfact> Typos_King, no, not yet unless 10.50
[23:30] <Losha> toyman61: understood. Best of luck...
[23:30] <mkanyicy> toyman61, try Losha's suggestion of installing codecs, I think (totem and rhythmbox) use gstreamer's good/bad/ugly codecs while i cannot confirm that for avidemux and the rest
[23:30] <xfact> Thanks Typos_King that was a good help
[23:30] <Losha> leagris: ?
[23:30] <anubis> blakkheim, bazhang  do those look like on the picture ? or is that just a theme ? are they pinned to the desktop or do i need to set that up ?
[23:31] <toyman61> mkanyicy,: I'll do that. Thanx anyway..
[23:31] <mkanyicy> toyman61, Losha install w32codecs
[23:31] <toyman61> Losha: Thanx for your help so far..
[23:31] <toyman61> mkanyicy, : OK
[23:31] <leagris> Losha, sorry Ubuntu can not feed you directly ;d
[23:31] <xfact> also thanks to everyone of you izmanromli, Slart, snovbx for more help I will ask soon, :)
[23:31] <bazhang> anubis, on the right side? looks like conky
[23:31] <Losha> leagris: sorry, no idea what you're talking about...
[23:32] <anubis> bazhang, yes ok thank you
[23:32] <bazhang> anubis, great beginners guide at ubuntuforums on conky
[23:32] <Losha> leagris: oh, duh, just got the joke...
[23:32] <toyman61> Losha, Typos_King, mkanyicy: Thanx. See you later!
[23:32] <Typos_King> anubis :    system monitoring utilities, like -> http://www.mindlandgraphics.com/big/GkrellmSS.jpg   <--- gkrellm  is the one docked on the right-side
[23:32] <snovbx> xfact :D
[23:33] <DarkStar11> People please I need a quick response to this... Is there some software that comes with kharmic that operates in similar fashion to SELinux?? I ask because it may be the cause of my SAMBA issues and I'm too new to linux to know these things
[23:33] <anubis> Typos_King, thank you man
[23:33] <dabukalam> i'm trying to get drupal to install, but I keep getting a mysql error : Failed to connect to your MySQL database server. MySQL reports the following message: Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2).
[23:33] <anubis> bazhang, sure ill read into it .. just didn't know the name of what you call those progs :P
[23:33] <xfact> Well now tell me how to unlock the editing facility in system folders?
[23:33] <anubis> bazhang, so can't really search on google if i dont know what something is called haha
[23:33] <dabukalam> I think it has something to do with the fact that there is no directory with the name /var/run/mysql
[23:33] <deanus> sudo, I never had to do anything other than install the debs, add wl to modules and reboot.. sorry I`m no help..
[23:34] <xfact> The command I forgot, starts with probably gksudo
[23:34] <izmanromli> xfact: do you mean permissions?
[23:34] <snovbx> xfact: you mean get root permissions?
[23:34] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=5436679 anubis
[23:34] <paranoidphreak> hi everybody, this is off-topic but i'd like to know how fast is ubuntu on a netbook compared to i dont know, a $600 laptop on the market
[23:34] <xfact> snovbx, izmanromli yes yes
[23:34] <dabukalam> paranoidphreak: depends on the specs...
[23:34] <bazhang> paranoidphreak, #ubuntu-offtopic please
[23:34] <PsychoticEGG> so I just popped in a movie. my computer recognises it. But when I got to play it the application just shuts down. even in VLC
[23:34] <snovbx> xfact: if you're running GNOME, its gksudo nautilus /
[23:34] <sudobash> ahhh I may have it this time
[23:34] <paranoidphreak> paranoidphreak: thanks
[23:34] <sudobash> I think I do
[23:34] <anubis> bazhang, thanks man
[23:34] <snovbx> xfact: you'll get nautilus as root
[23:34] <izmanromli> you could use chown or chmod
[23:35] <xfact> snovbx, ohh thank you
[23:35] <Losha> DarkStar11: offhand, no. Did you install any firewall apps? Otherwise, I'd suspect the samba configuration...
[23:35] <deanus> sudobash, I`m using the lucid packages...btw.
[23:35] <sudobash> amazing I got it to work with this:
[23:35] <sudobash> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1308533.html
[23:35] <deanus> sudobash, 5.60
[23:36] <Typos_King> paranoidphreak:   I don't think the size of the screen/kb matters in this comparison, just the specs of the hardware in the motherboard, it'd be the same on either with same specs
[23:36] <sudobash> I had to install some other packages
[23:36] <sudobash> http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/dpkg-dev
[23:36] <sudobash> http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/patch
[23:36] <DarkStar11> Losha: no I didn't installl anything to that effect.. I can't access my share from Windows XP but I can from Windows 7.
[23:36] <snovbx> xfact: btw, if you need the java platform (is it what you're trying to install? I can't remember..), try synaptic first
[23:36] <pokoko222> where is java installed ? what path?
[23:36] <sudobash> those two did it for me with a sudo dpkg-reconfigure bcmwl-kernel-source modprobe
[23:36] <sudobash> thank you for all you help bro
[23:37] <izmanromli> pokoko222: try this on terminal echo $JAVA_HOME
[23:37] <deanus> cool
[23:37] <DarkStar11> Losha: trawling through the internet has revealed it's a problem on the server side of things, namely some sort of firewall app/rule/something along those lines
[23:37] <sudobash> the speakers crackle pretty bad when shutting down or restart can i fix that>?
[23:37] <pokoko222> izmanromli nothing, empty line return
[23:37] <deanus> sudobash, I have both those installed already, so that explains a lot
[23:37] <haavaros> Hi everyone! I've just loaded Ubuntu live from a USB stick to restore grub ... i tried 'grub-install /dev/sda/' and got "Auto-detection of a filesystem module failed." .... does anyone know what to do?
[23:38] <Typos_King> pokoko222:   /usr/lib/jvm/      there are 2 directories there, one called just java-6-sun/ or so and the other a bit lengthier, the lengthier one contains symlinks to the other, which has the binaries
[23:38] <izmanromli> pokoko222: have you install java already?
[23:38] <pokoko222> yes
[23:38] <izmanromli> type this which java
[23:38] <izmanromli> pokoko222:  'which java'
[23:38] <pokoko222> got it
[23:38] <deanus> sudobash, I`d use the newer bcm from lucid repos.. I am.
[23:39] <xfact> snovbx, thank you for info
[23:39]  * xfact something wrong :(
[23:39] <sudobash> im not worried about it I have to take it to the person in 20 minutes lol
[23:39] <Typos_King> haavaros:  to restore Grub to /dev/sda?
[23:39] <Losha> DarkStar11: sorry, dunno. Does 'sudo iptables -L' show any entries?
[23:40] <Seventy8> Bah, I suck at linux..... how do I get an ntfs drive that I don't have to mount? Like... idk. I'm using remote deluge to torrent and it can't download to /media/ and I was thinking there has to be a better way to do this?
[23:40] <haavaros> Typos_King: yes
[23:40] <haavaros> Typos_King: according to palimpsest thats where the mbr is
[23:40] <deanus> lol ok
[23:41] <Typos_King> haavaros:    from the live-usb -> http://pastebin.ca/1849832   skip the winxp part, and the #comment :), just do the rest
[23:41] <Typos_King> haavaros: unless, you do have a win32 partition you want int he menu then, don't skip it :)
[23:41] <deanus> !ntfs
[23:42] <Losha> DarkStar11: ok, it's not your firewall. Sorry, I'm out of ideas then....
[23:42] <histo> !botabuse > deanus
[23:42] <izmanromli> Seventy8: try to save it elsewhere since internal ntfs partition needs a root privileges
[23:42] <haavaros> Typos_King: Thx ... do I enter one by one command or can I make it an executable?
[23:42] <deanus> histo, excuse me?  thats the first bot usage Ive used in weeks.
[23:43] <Seventy8> izmanromli - how do I save it elsewhere?
[23:43] <histo> deanus: yes but if you're querying it you should /msg ubottu searchterm  rather than in channel
[23:43] <MidnighToker> hi guys
[23:43] <izmanromli> Seventy8: save it under your home directory
[23:43] <deanus> histo, I`m not.. It was for Seventy8
[23:43] <histo> deanus: if you're trying to help someone withj the bot !factoid > person or !factiod | person.. The later being putting it in channel
[23:43] <deanus> I just forgot to add his name
[23:44] <MidnighToker> strange problem, if i try and ping a host on my network it fails, but if i use dig then it works  -what am I missing please?
[23:44] <histo> !ntfs > Seventy8
[23:44] <deanus> histo, ok, adolf...
[23:44] <histo> deanus: ^^^
[23:44] <histo> deanus: just trying to help
[23:44] <Seventy8> fancy :-P
[23:44] <Typos_King> haavaros:    well... is not something you'd be doing often I'd think, but sure you can use a script if you wish, sudo won't ask for a password anyway on a rooted live session
[23:44] <Seventy8> I have no idea how to save it to my home directory ): I'm too new to linux, a tad over my head haha
[23:44] <bouta> hi
[23:44] <histo> Seventy8: what are you trying to save to your home?
[23:45] <Seventy8> histo - 3 NTFS drives that I'm going to use for torrenting
[23:45] <histo> Seventy8: you have to make directories to mount them to.
[23:45] <Seventy8> and access from windows pcs
[23:45] <bouta> is there someone who knows if there is a program that converts from pdf to word?
[23:46] <xfact> Chrome and FF still out of java, guys this is where I got the task, and it's half successful http://www.java.com/en/download/help/linux_install.xml#selfextracting
[23:46]  * Qestrel has a screensaver problem...
[23:46] <xfact> please help
[23:46] <histo> Seventy8: are they local drives?
[23:46] <supernatendo> I'm looking at the list of free shell accounts on http://www.bylur.net/free/ and was wondering what others use and what I should look for setting up an http proxy
[23:46] <Seventy8> yep
[23:46] <Typos_King> bouta:    dunno any off hand myself... you might be able to find online services for that though
[23:46] <izmanromli> xfact: still having problem on java plugin?
[23:46] <haavaros> Typos_King: Ok, I ran it as an executable ... just saw a terminal window flicker by, I guess that means everything went like planned?
[23:46] <Hammerhead> WTF I installed server 9.1 and now there is no DNS. I can place hosts in the /etc/hosts file, but putting anything in the resolv.conf file does nothing.
[23:47] <Hz> hello
[23:47] <histo> bouta: freefileconvert.com
[23:47] <Twiple> Hi
[23:47] <Hammerhead> Hi all BTW
[23:47] <Hammerhead> hehe
[23:47] <Hammerhead> anyone seen this?
[23:47] <supernatendo> hello
[23:47] <xfact> I just linked my libjavaplugin_oji.so to the usr/lib/mozilla/plugin, but it's not linking to the main directory most probably for the not having the root permission
[23:47] <histo> Hammerhead: put stuff in /etc/resolv.conf then sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
[23:47] <Qestrel> howdy, I have a screensaver question...
[23:47] <Hz> how r you @Twiple
[23:47] <snow_ru> hi
[23:48] <histo> Seventy8: okay well then you just need to mount them.
[23:48] <Hammerhead> Thanks....but I have done that....
[23:48] <snow_ru> How can the developer can add his program to ubuntu repository so that people can use it ?
[23:48] <histo> Seventy8: then you can share them over the network if you want with samba to your windows boxes
[23:48] <Typos_King> haavaros.. well.... haem...    can't say :)... you can I guess do a -> dd if=/dev/sda of=file.mbr    and view file.mbr, it'd be a binary one, if it shows, grub, yes hehe
 Thanks but I have done that....
[23:48] <Crashbit> Ubuntu doesn't detect Seagate Barracuda XT Sata3 hard drive, anyone help me ?
[23:48] <Hz> need help with enabling bluetooth on ubuntu - toshiba a200
[23:48] <Typos_King> haavaros:   other than that, just reboot :)
[23:48] <histo> Hammerhead: is it a wifi card?
[23:48] <izmanromli> snow_ru: AFAIK you must join launchpad.net
[23:49] <snow_ru> izmaelis, can you elaborate ?
[23:49] <xfact> izmanromli, when I came here wit hthis issue, then all of my browser(s0 were javaless, but now except Firefox and chrome every browser supporting it
[23:49] <Typos_King> haavaros:   Ihope you didn't copy/pasted the paste there
[23:49] <xfact> It's a partial success
[23:49] <Seventy8> histo: I'm only using this as a local server / seedbox ... and it's only being accessed by windows computers. Someone else said ... don't overload samba, it's easier to use ntfs and something o.o
[23:49] <Typos_King> haavaros:  since UBUNTUPARTITIONHERE is not a device :P
[23:49] <haavaros> haha
[23:49] <histo> Seventy8: well you need samba to share the local drivers
[23:49] <supernatendo> anyone else using empathy for IRC? I cant get a room list...
[23:50] <goddard> Is there a quick key map for ubuntu?
[23:50] <Typos_King> haavaros:   other than that, just reboot :)
[23:50] <histo> Seventy8: local drives not drivers
[23:50] <Typos_King> supernatendo:   /channels   no?
[23:50] <izmanromli> xfact: i guess it's about permissions
[23:50] <Seventy8> histo: oh... I do have samba installed ... and umm how do I mount the drives to the home directory... I still don't get that
[23:50] <snow_ru> izmaelis, I want to add my program to the official repository of ubuntu
[23:50] <supernatendo> keeps giving errpr 'unsupported command'
[23:50] <haavaros> Typos_King: Yes i did :) Fixed it now
[23:50] <Brokie> supernatendo, Add a user as IRC, and then switch to online, then at top of Buddy List Window, select ROOMS...
[23:51] <snow_ru> how does this process work ?
 nope just a reg nic....nothing wierd
[23:51] <progre55> hi people! I'm connecting an ipod nano to my ubuntu 9.10, but gtkpod is not seeing it. any other programs?
[23:51] <Qestrel> I need to know where Gnome hides the screensaver .conf files, so I can kill the present settings...the screensaver locks up the machine immediately ...
[23:51] <Hammerhead> ping www.abc.com get unknown host
[23:51] <goddard> Is there a quick key map for ubuntu? like a printable one?
[23:51] <Hammerhead> freaking me out....
[23:51] <histo> Seventy8: make folders in your home directory that you want to mount the drives to.
[23:51] <Typos_King> supernatendo:   you can always check /help :)
[23:51] <xfact> izmanromli, yup, I noticed that, do you know how to permit a file for root privileges?
[23:51] <snow_ru> Typos_King,
[23:52] <Seventy8> mmmk
[23:52] <histo> Seventy8: see if they are already availible in the Places menu also
[23:52] <Typos_King> supernatendo:   I don't use empathy :) soo
[23:52] <Brokie> Typos_King, Empathy does not support / switches
[23:52] <supernatendo>  '/help' gives message 'unsupported command'
[23:52] <Typos_King> ohh hehe, that figures
[23:52] <Twiple> xfact other than sudo, I'm not sure.
[23:52] <hopaqk> hello all
[23:52] <izmanromli> xfact: sudo chown 'your_username':root 'file_name'
[23:52] <kruzen> Hi folks, why does my live ubunto 9.10 doesn't open the X and the console stay blinking?
[23:52] <Twiple> or what he said
[23:53] <Brokie> kruzen, depends your graphics card
[23:53] <Hammerhead> OMG I'm an idiot!
[23:53] <hopaqk> sorry I have question who help me ?
[23:53] <Hammerhead> Nevermind
[23:53] <Seventy8> histo: I can see all 3 drives in places... but they show up under computer right now ?
[23:53] <xfact> izmanromli, yup got it
[23:53] <histo> Seventy8: make one folder for each drive. then you would mount /dev/hdx /home/seventy8/mountpoint      each drive where X is the letter that is there.
[23:53] <Blackice115> Hello all! I'm trying to download unetbootin on linux to make a linux live usb stick. I downloaded the "for linux" program and I can't figure out how to open it. It says it's an executable but when I try to open it in terminal it says I'm not authorized
[23:53] <lappie> im trying to figure out what is the diff between kubuntu and ubuntu besides the kde and gnome environment. does kubuntu have a specific use like programming or networking or what is it designed to offer thats different from ubuntu?
[23:53] <andrespp> hopaqk: what is your question?
[23:53] <supernatendo> im just not gonna use empathy then...
[23:53] <xfact> Twiple, thanks for try :)
[23:53] <hopaqk> I have problem to telnet
[23:53] <Typos_King> snow_ru:   haven't done that myself, sooo can't say, I'd think they'd have some howto adding a .deb to their repository
[23:53] <Brokie> supernatendo,
[23:53] <histo> Seventy8: and you will want to edit your fstab so that they get mounted on boot i'm assuming
[23:53] <Brokie> PM
[23:54] <blakkheim> lappie: kde/gnome is the only difference
[23:54] <histo> !fstab > Seventy8
[23:54] <Brokie> supernatendo, PM
[23:54] <histo> Seventy8: check out the message from ubottu
[23:54] <kruzen> Brokie: I have an Geforce 9600 gt, is that a problem?
[23:54] <Seventy8> histo: k
[23:54] <izmanromli> lappie: kubuntu gives you 'Windows/Mac' looks-n-feels
[23:54]  * xfact just changed the file too root, now it's judgment time!
[23:54] <xfact> *to
[23:54] <Brokie> kruzen, how is your monitor connected?
[23:55] <kruzen> Brokie: how so?
[23:55] <Brokie> kruzen, thats what I'm asking you
[23:55] <Brokie> kruzen, what type of connection did you make for your monitor?
[23:55] <xfact> Still it dumping
[23:55] <supernatendo> I cant even '/msg'
[23:55] <haavaros> Typos_King: Weird... mount -t ext4 /dev/sda5 /mnt returned "special device /dev/sda5 does not exist
[23:55] <lappie> ahhh i see. what is the kubuntu chat room name?
[23:56] <Seventy8> histo: I feel retarded but I've got no idea where the drive letter is.... /facepalm.......
[23:56] <Twiple> #kubuntu
[23:56] <Myrtti> lappie: #kubuntu - logically
[23:56] <Twiple> I think
[23:56] <Seventy8> histo: owait nvm
[23:56] <lappie> thank u guys :)
[23:56] <xfact> Well, when I am giving a linked file root privileges, then do I have to give that too to the original file?
[23:56] <Twiple> no problem
[23:56] <Typos_King> haavaros:   does it show as ext4 under -> sudo fdisk -l;
[23:56] <histo> Seventy8: yeah its a bit tricky but you can type in sudo fdisk -l  to get a list of the drives on the machine in a terminal
[23:56] <kruzen> Brokie: actualy I was trying to use two
[23:56] <kruzen> Brokie: one using geforce and other the onboard
[23:57] <Typos_King> haavaros:   something tells me you're not using a 9.1 live-usb boot
[23:57] <izmanromli> xfact: you should chown or chmod it's original file .... not the linked one
[23:57] <Seventy8> histo: it all made sense when I saw it in disk utility... listed /dev/hda1  mounted at /media/ONE  (named the hdds ONE TWO THREE)
[23:57] <faron> hello again everybody hey therejrib,you still here ?...weird...installed swfdec mozilla plugin from synaptic pack mgr but mozilla doesn't see it ??? looked in tools-addons-plugins & extensions & it's just not there...but syn says it's installed
[23:57] <histo> Seventy8: well hda would be primary master hdb would be primary slave etc..
[23:57] <snovbx> xfact: install the java plugin from the ubuntu repositories
[23:58] <histo> Seventy8: they are named a certain way for how they are hooked up to the machine.
[23:58] <snovbx> xfact: i got it working like that
[23:58] <supernatendo> '/msg' '/help' '/whois' nothing works in emapathy! giving me a message 'unsupported command' WTF!!!
[23:58] <histo> Seventy8: but sudo fdisk -l will list all the hard drives that you can see.
[23:58] <blakkheim> supernatendo: use a better irc client, such as irssi
[23:58] <timboy> system monitor shows 70%+ utilization on both cores but nothing in top or processors shows over 5% usage... help plz!
[23:58] <Seventy8> histo: ok thanks (:
[23:58] <blakkheim> timboy: use  htop
[23:58] <Typos_King> xfact:    just a quickie, do you have java installed?
[23:59] <kruzen> Brokie: but I already tried with just the geforce and didn't work too
[23:59] <Brokie> kruzen
[23:59] <Typos_King> xfact:   not the plugin, the actual full runtime package, which is about 40mbs
[23:59] <haavaros> Typos_King: Yes, this is 9.1 live usb
[23:59] <Brokie> I keep asking HOW your monitor is connected
[23:59] <histo> Seventy8: then you can follow the directions for fstab once you know which dev they are.
[23:59] <Brokie> HDMI, VGA, Component, Composite....
[23:59] <Joker_-_> Why do ubuntu has empathy as the default messenger? Isn't pidgin way more usable or at least mature/functionnal?
[23:59] <faron> anybody explain to me why firefox not recognizing swfdec mozilla plugin I just installed from synaptic ?
[23:59] <Typos_King> haavaros:   then maybe you may want to try entering the the commands one by one :)