[03:56] <linn1> could anyone help me install an intrepid package in hardy pls ? to be more specific the rtorrent 0.8.2 package ?
[03:56] <Flannel> sean_: Alright.  You don't have two Ubuntu installs, you just have two kernels.  You installed the first one,and then did an update, and got the second one.  You say the -9 one won't boot properly?
[03:56] <eternaljoy> WebcamWonder: cheers big ears :-)
[03:56] <Songwind> It doesn't fail, as far as I can tell, it just never even runs.  There are no messages in any of the system logs.
[03:56] <deten> is there an autoclean command to remove old boot options instead of synaptic remove and editing the boot.list?
[03:56] <somethingorigina> no actually the computer listing doesn't show the drives at all
[03:57] <peaces> i am trying to convert .daa files to iso using poweriso but I have no idea how to install it after i download and extract the file.  does anyone know how to install and use this?
[03:57] <Flannel> deten: Removing with package management will remove them from the menu.lst
[03:57] <cdeszaq2> gizmo: drag the torrent link and drop it into the vuze window
[03:57] <deten> flannel: I was just curious if there was a command to clean up old files like that
[03:57] <Aframester> Has anyone had an experience with the Alfa Networks AWUS036H wireless adapter with Itnrepid
[03:57] <somethingorigina> I tried the dmraid installer but it doesn't seem to help "sudo apt-get install dmraid"
[03:57] <cdeszaq2> somethingorigina: computer listing...as in the bios, or in ubuntu?
[03:57] <gizmo> cdeszaq2,  i dont know how to install after d/l..
[03:58] <somethingorigina> computer as in the section in ubuntu
[03:58] <Org-Mode> gizmo: whats the name of the file?
[03:58] <cdeszaq2> gizmo: to install vuze or azureus, do sudo apt-get install vuze
[03:58] <gizmo> cdeszaq2,  but i already download it..
[03:59] <cdeszaq2> gizmo: the easiest way to install vuze in ubuntu is through the apt package manager
[03:59] <cdeszaq2> gizmo: if that is what you mean by download, then it is installed
[03:59] <linn1> could anyone help me install an intrepid package in hardy pls ? to be more specific the rtorrent 0.8.2 package ?
[04:00] <Satisfied> anybody here know a good dvd-ripper/encoder frontend for gnome?
[04:00] <Flannel> !prevu | linn1
[04:00] <cdeszaq2> somethingorigina: do any drives show up?
[04:00] <gizmo> cdeszaq2,  so where is the file of azeraus that i have download just now?
[04:00] <cdeszaq2> gizmo: how did you download it?
[04:00] <the_newbie> I just bought a eee pc, but ubuntu is not recognizing the wireless card, where can I find the drivers?
[04:00] <linn1> Flannel thx ill take a look :)
[04:00] <somethingorigina> just both CD drives and Filesystem, doesn't show any HDDs
[04:00] <neutral> i am using ubuntu 8.04.1 and a geforce4 ti 4200. i have been trying for hours to have a normal resolution with no success. support in 8.10 for the card is even worse. i am using binary nvidia drivers and maximum resolution is 640 by 480 and my lcd monitor is recognized as crt. my xorg.conf is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/91321/ and my Xorg.0.log is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/91328/
[04:01] <gizmo> frm internet not terminal
[04:01] <peaces> the_newbie: did you check system<administration<hardware drivers?
[04:01] <onetinsoldier> gizmo: how about  apt-get install vuze, it depends on azureus... or just try   apt-get install azureus
[04:02] <gizmo> ok..
[04:02] <gizmo> now it d/l from termianl
[04:02] <gizmo> *terminal
[04:02] <cdeszaq2> somethingorigina: ok, here is what I would do...get an alternate install CD, and "fake" install ubuntu. Once you get to the disk partitioning screen, you can see if ubuntu will recognize the raid setup. If not, you may need to look for a different solution
[04:02] <cdeszaq2> gizmo: just to sudo apt-get install vuze....it will make everything simpler
[04:02] <the_newbie> peaces, yes, and it shows the hardware under restricted drivers
[04:02] <gizmo> ok
[04:02] <giaco> do you know how can I disable the modules autoload during startup?
[04:02] <the_newbie> peaces, but when I do ifconfig, there is no network adapter
[04:03] <Songwind> somethingorigina: Do the drives show up in gparted?
[04:03] <somethingorigina> so don'tactually install just walk far enough to see if its recognized, will do.
[04:03] <gogzmer> Songwind: good point...forgot about that!
[04:03] <gogzmer> somethingorigina: yeah, that was what I was saying...don't let it go past the drive partitioning phase
[04:03] <peaces> the_newbie: and i'm assuming that you enabled that driver?  and try running lspci -v and see if it shows your card in there
[04:03] <Songwind> somethingorigina: They won't show up in computer:// until there are actually partitions on them.
[04:04] <gogzmer> Songwind: the problem is that they were raid0ed
[04:04] <lasts> hi :)
[04:04] <onetinsoldier> !welcome | lasts
[04:04] <Songwind> gogzmer:  ah.  Yeah, that can be a problem.
[04:04] <gogzmer> Songwind: so, as far as ubuntu cares, there are just junk bits
[04:04] <lasts> I've upgraded my version of ubuntu to intrepid
[04:04] <the_newbie> peaces, yes, it is there
[04:05] <lasts> and hm, I've got some issues with my keyboard/mouse
[04:05] <gogzmer> Songwind: there is probably a partition on each, and an mbr somewhere, but that's it
[04:05] <pan> is there a way to install ubuntu linux in windows xp?
[04:05] <lasts> *I have
[04:05] <pan> using ubunt ucd
[04:05] <pan> ubuntu cd
[04:05] <gogzmer> pan: what do you mean?
[04:05] <Flannel> pan: Yeah.  It's called wubi, and it's on the desktop CD. Just put the CD in when youve got windows running.
[04:05] <babaha> ?
[04:05] <lasts> the altgr and the left/down on my keyboard are not responding
[04:05] <pan> my cd rom drive is dead
[04:05] <peaces> the_newbie: ok, what kind is it?
[04:05] <badcat> greetings everybody.
[04:05] <pan> oh wait nm
[04:05] <pan> is there a way to install ubuntu
[04:05] <pan> when cd rom drive is dead
[04:05] <lasts> and the mouse can no more be used for copy/paste
[04:05] <pan> and cannot usb boot up
[04:05] <pan> ?
[04:06] <Org-Mode> pan: vmware
[04:06] <FloodBot3> pan: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:06] <Flannel> !install | pan
[04:06] <Org-Mode> or virtualbox
[04:06] <lawnninja> Anyone familiar with troubleshooting pulseaudio?
[04:06] <lasts> do you have an idea of what I should do? :)
[04:06] <the_newbie> peaces, Atheros AR5006EG 802.11 b/g
[04:06] <Flannel> pan: That first link gives a number of methods, depending on what you've got at your disposal
[04:06] <pan> k
[04:06] <pan> thx
[04:06] <lasts> (I'v tried to change the keyboard config)
[04:06] <gogzmer> lawnninja: here's how I troubleshoot pulse...use OSS or alsa instead ;)
[04:06] <babaha_> how do i use this?
[04:06] <lasts> (but it didn't get better)
[04:06] <eternaljoy> pan: hey hey smiley cute face ":-)
[04:06] <amine> hi guys/gals
[04:06] <pan> ^^
[04:06] <lawnninja> gogzmer: lol, well I'd like to play two audio apps at once and it's not working
[04:07] <eternaljoy> amine: hello sweet cheeks :-)
[04:07] <babaha_> hi guys~~
[04:07] <gogzmer> pan: also, cd drives are under $30, so they're cheap
[04:07] <Songwind> lawnninja: I have done some pulse troubleshooting.  What's up?
[04:07] <peaces> the_newbie: Ok i had this same problem 2 days ago i know exactly what you need to do.  First disable the driver in the hardware drivers
[04:07] <pan> true
[04:07] <pan> its old laptop
[04:07] <Songwind> lawnninja: is one of them an OSS app?  If so, you need to launch it with padsp <command>
[04:07] <pan> very old dell laptop
[04:07] <gogzmer> lawnninja: i've never had trouble with 2 audio apps at once under oss (i don't hink i ever managed to get alsa to work...but not too sure)
[04:07] <the_newbie> peaces, ok, its good to know that I am not alone with this problem ;)
[04:07] <lawnninja> songwind:  I followed a guide to try and repair pulseaudio and it doesn't seem to work with mplayer and lets say a flash movie at the same time
[04:07] <lasts> hmm, ok, you don't know either
[04:08] <the_newbie> peaces, ready
[04:08] <gogzmer> pan: how old?
[04:08] <onetinsoldier> lasts: first i'll say i don't know what to do for you keyboard/mouse issues really. however you should definitely put all that as just one single line. describe your problem and make the message to the channel as a one-liner
[04:08] <pan> its very old ancient
[04:08] <Songwind> lawnninja: Have you got mplayer configured to use the pulse audio output method?
[04:08] <pan> it runs 500 mgz
[04:08] <lasts> ok onetinsoldier :)
[04:08] <linn1> Flannel: so when i type  prevu name_of_source_package it will get the intrepid version rather than the hardy one ?
[04:08] <gogzmer> pan: 6 years?
[04:08] <lawnninja> songwind:  I can close the flash movie and then mplayer will play the movie
[04:08] <pan> older maybe
[04:08] <the_newbie> peaces, it is asking me to restart, should I do it, or should I wait?
[04:08] <lawnninja> songwind:  I believe I changed it back in mplayer.conf, I'll double check
[04:08] <gogzmer> pan: so you are trying to get ubuntu on it so you can do...?
[04:08] <amine> have anybody tried java applets on intrepid64 ?
[04:09] <peaces> the_newbie: just wait you'll need to restart soon after something
[04:09] <Guest19042> how do i configure my iptables?
[04:09] <Org-Mode> !firewall
[04:09] <Songwind> lawnninja: So it sounds like flash is taking your card exclusively.  What version of flash are you using?
[04:09] <pan> just felt like installing ubuntu for the fun of it
[04:09] <onetinsoldier> lasts: i suppose you have tried the tools in...  System --> Preferences --> Keyboard/Mouse ?
[04:09] <pan> brother felt like trying it
[04:09] <the_newbie> peaces, all right
[04:09] <pan> trying to get him into trying ubuntu
[04:09] <peaces> the_newbie: ok now you need to install the linux-backports-modules-intrepid-generic package in the synaptic package manager
[04:09] <gizmo> is it a problem also when the download slow in terminaL
[04:10] <lawnninja> songwind: is there an easy way to find out?  I also noticed that my sound preferences don't list pulseaudio as one of the options
[04:10] <Songwind> My question is:  Does anyone know why my dhcp server would be failing to start on boot up without any system log messages, when there is a link in /etc/r2.d
[04:10] <gogzmer> pan: i would advise not to try ubuntu on that old of a machine...while it will perform far better than windows on that same hardware, it still will not perform very well
[04:10] <Songwind> lawnninja: Your Ubuntu prefs?  Or flash prefs?
[04:10] <jackdaw> Songwind, is there anything in dmesg?
[04:11] <pan> ah i c
[04:11] <gogzmer> gizmo: what is the bandwidth of your internet connection?
[04:11] <pan> what if i use fluxbox on it
[04:11] <sean__> i was disconnected - i only did one install, ever, but since the live ub untu from cd didnt work, i told it in xp to "help me boot from the CD"
[04:11] <lasts> I'm having some problems with my keyboard/mouse after an upgrade to ubuntu intrepid. For the keyboard: altgr and left/down keys are not responding; for the mouse: no more copy/paste with the middle click. I've tried to change the keyboard and mouse config using the gui, but no success (105 keys already, so...). Any ideas?
[04:11] <gizmo> gogzmer, i dont know where to check my bandwith..
[04:11] <Songwind> jackdaw: There are no dhcp3 messages at all until I start the daemon manually.
[04:11] <the_newbie> peaces, ups, that is going to be kind of difficult, is there any place where I can download the package to install it? I do not have internet but wireless, and I will have to transfer files from this computer to the eee
[04:11] <gizmo> can you help me gogzmer
[04:11] <sean__> so maybe it installed a kernel then
[04:11] <gogzmer> pan: fluxbox might work, or also look into some of the other super small distros
[04:11] <sean__> anyway is it grub i use to delete a kernel or whatever i have to do?
[04:11] <lasts> yeah, I tried onetinsoldier
[04:11] <pan> thx gogzmer
[04:11] <lawnninja> songwind: ubuntu prefs,  looks like I have two versions of the flashplayer when I do about:plugins in firefox  10 r15 and 10 r12
[04:12] <somethingorigina> okay so it found them, asked me if I wanted to activate them, went with yes and it went to the parition screen no problem
[04:12] <gogzmer> gizmo: how are you connected to the internet? What type of internet connection do you have?
[04:12] <lasts> by default, it was on "intel generic 105 keys blabla"
[04:12] <sean__> http://paste.ubuntu.com/91336/
[04:12] <lasts> I set it on my keyboard name
[04:12] <gizmo> gogzmer, im using wireless..
[04:12] <jackdaw> sean_,  you can do it in synaptic if you like, just search for linux
[04:12] <gizmo> normally when i d/l in terminal its not slow..but now its slow..
[04:12] <onetinsoldier> lasts: roger. just checking
[04:12] <sean__> and is that a command-line utility  only?
[04:12] <eternaljoy> gizmo: hello sprout :)
[04:12] <sean__> jackdaw gotcha
[04:12] <peaces> the_newbie: ... umm I have no idea how to help you with that one.  you don't have a ethernet cable you could plug into that computer
[04:12] <gizmo> erks..what sprout?
[04:12] <gizmo> hai eternaljoy
[04:12] <sean__> thanks i usually prefer a gui because it gives you good defaults
[04:12] <gogzmer> gizmo: ok, and what is the wireless card connecting to? I has to be connecting to a router or access point somehow (unless it is wireless via a cell phone network...)
[04:13] <jackdaw> sean__ you can also clean up /boot yourself, but it's a bit scary and there's usually headesr in /usr/src etc which you don't need anymore either
[04:13] <NEWK> Hey, is there any specific package I can install to turn normal Ubuntu (GNOME) into Kubuntu (KDE)?
[04:13] <Songwind> lawnninja: Whave version of Ubuntu are you using?
[04:13] <gizmo> gogzmer,  to the router..
[04:13] <Org-Mode> kubuntu-desktop
[04:13] <lawnninja> songwind: intrepid
[04:13] <babaha_> i am green hand ,hey guys`
[04:13] <gogzmer> gizmo: ok, and how is the router connected to the internet?
[04:13] <NEWK> Org-Mode: What do I do after I install that?
[04:14] <NEWK> Is there like some way I can switch between the two?
[04:14] <gizmo> gogzmer,  from telepone cable
[04:14] <sean__> i have two identical netb ooks
[04:14] <sean__> each is going to a nephew
[04:14] <amine> I got a display problem with java applets on both FF3 and Epiphany-webkit
[04:14] <Org-Mode> NEWK: log out and you should see a menu on the login screen that will allow you to boot into Kubuntu
[04:14] <lawnninja> songwind: I tried to disable all pulseaudio stuff when I was having problems, but I can only use one audio app at a time and that's no bueno.  I reversed all the settings and followed the guide to remove the bad packages and add custom sources to install current pulseaudio packages
[04:14] <Songwind> lawnninja: Huh.  Okay, we may be out of my depth here.  Because as far as I know, PulseAudio Sound Server should be one of your options by default in 8.10
[04:14] <sean__> so i want as little weridness as humanly possible
[04:14] <NEWK> Org-Mode: seriously? That's awesome
[04:14] <gogzmer> gizmo: ok, is your internet connection dial-up, ISDN, or DSL?
[04:14] <jackdaw> sean__ which are they?
[04:14] <sean__> i am alre4ady going to recommend they shut down instead of hibernate
[04:14] <Org-Mode> NEWK: yep :)
[04:14] <jackdaw> sean__, that's a cool present btw
[04:14] <sean__> actually, one is named SEAN
[04:15] <sean__> haha
[04:15] <NEWK> Will Compiz still work?
[04:15] <gogzmer> gizmo: I am basically asking what kind of service you pay for
[04:15] <Org-Mode> NEWK: ive got like 15 window managers
[04:15] <sean__> it;s his netb ook i am typing this  on
[04:15] <jackdaw> sean__, i meant the netbooks :)
[04:15] <gizmo> gogzmer,  i think espeed
[04:15] <Administrator> HAS ANYONE HERE SUCCESSFULLY INSTALLED UBUNTU 8.1 ON A SONY VAIO WITH A WIDESCREEN AND INTEL GRAPHICS CARD?
[04:15] <sean__> trying to smooth out as much hassle as possible
[04:15] <Org-Mode> NEWK: yep
[04:15] <Aframester> yes compiz still works
[04:15] <NEWK> they have 15 different window managers
[04:15] <gizmo> i  dont know what type of it..really gogzmer
[04:15] <NEWK> Aweseomness
[04:15] <sean__> i installed thunderbird and flash and java and so on
[04:15] <neutral> i am using ubuntu 8.04.1 and a geforce4 ti 4200. i have been trying for hours to have a normal resolution with no success. support in 8.10 for the card is even worse. i am using binary nvidia drivers and maximum resolution is 640 by 480 and my lcd monitor is recognized as crt. my xorg.conf is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/91321/ and my Xorg.0.log is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/91328/
[04:15] <lawnninja> songwind:  at one time I did have the option for pulse when I checked my volume preferences to change the mixer device
[04:15] <Songwind> lawnninja: Do you get anything if you check the process list for pulseaudio?  i.e. ps -A | grep pulse
[04:16] <sean__> the older 1 only gets 2G for his xp partition, the yo8ung4er gets 10G
[04:16] <lawnninja> songwind: yeah pgrep shows one
[04:16] <Fezzler> I download a "sh" file to my desktop but I'm not sure how to install it.  The program is FreeRIDE
[04:16] <sean__> okay synaptic rebuilt its list and i searched for linux and got 25 hits
[04:16] <gogzmer> gizmo: ok, open up firefox, and google bandwidth test...any of the first few links will take you to a page that will let you test your connection speed...once you have an upload and a download speed, let me know what those are. If the first test you click on doesn't give you an upload speed, try a different page
[04:17] <sean__> how can i find my kernels and kill the ....-9?
[04:17] <NEWK> Anyway, thanks for your help
[04:17] <Org-Mode> yw
[04:17] <onetinsoldier> Fezzler: try   sudo "sh /path/to/file.sh"
[04:17] <sean__> konbanwa suiyouka-san
[04:17] <lasts> is there still a way to change the keyboard config from the shell on ubuntu intrepid? It seems that HAL is doing the job now, and that he's doing it badly (I'm used to xorg.conf, but it's all gone...)
[04:17] <NEWK> I'm a bit of a Linux newb, but I don't know. Are there any programs that work only with one window manager?
[04:17] <gizmo> gogzmer,  its ok..
[04:17] <gizmo> normal..and fast when i upload..
[04:18] <gogzmer> NEWK: not that I know of
[04:18] <NEWK> ok
[04:18] <NEWK> What about programs that come packaged with a certain window manager
[04:18] <NEWK> like the GNOME games
[04:18] <Org-Mode> NEWK: most of the popular window managers should be ok with that
[04:18] <Songwind> NEWK:  I can't think of any.  There are some that only work with a compositing window manager, which limits them a bit.
[04:18] <NEWK> for example
[04:18] <gogzmer> gizmo: normal?   try to get numbers that have MBPs or KBps after them
[04:18] <freyyr> Hey, I recently updated to Intrepid and now my CD writer is no longer recognized, but it worked fine in gutsy.  Any ideas?
[04:18] <sean__> i clicked generic linux (like the boot menu calls it)
[04:18] <sean__> annd it says i have nothing installed for linux
[04:18] <somethingorigina> hey, was wondering if anyone could lend me a hand. My brothers win XP system running a RAID 0 got an OS corruption beyond fixing but I'm trying to recover data using Ubuntu Live CD; however, cant get the live CD version to recognize the RAID 0. The Alt CD with the built in RAID recognizes the RAID prefectly. but when booted in Live CD no HDDs are listed.
[04:18] <Org-Mode> yeah like AWN needs compiz-fusion and most other docks
[04:18] <NEWK> Wel, thanks for your help
[04:18] <gizmo> gogzmer,  where to get it?
[04:19] <NEWK> I appreciate it
[04:19] <gizmo> i dont see any mbps an kbps
[04:19] <lasts> NEWK, the GNUstep apps works badly in others wm than wmaker :)
[04:19] <Songwind> lawnninja: I have been thinking about it, and the problem for me is that I don't know exactly where/how the Gnome Sound applet gets its info about PulseAudio, so I am not sure what to tell you to check :(
[04:19] <lasts> and hm
[04:19] <sean__> is there a help file for fixing this in synaptic?
[04:19] <peaces> anyone have experience with poweriso?
[04:19] <lasts> some apps get awfull in tiled wm
[04:20] <sean__> lasts i havent evven gotten to my interface issues
[04:20] <omshanti> How do I play a small collection of MP3's?
[04:20] <sean__> it;s a 9" screen
[04:20] <sean__> you LITERALLY can
[04:20] <sean__> not click the windows in rhythmbox. they jump around and never let you click them
[04:20] <gogzmer> lawnninja: have you tried to use alsa or oss?
[04:20] <Org-Mode> !players | omshanti
[04:21] <sean__> smart apps like firefox and thunderbird let you but rhythmbox and a dozen others don
[04:21] <onetinsoldier> Fezzler: did that work for you?
[04:21] <lasts> sean__, use tiled wm? yeah, I use ion personally
[04:21] <freyyr> ah wait, nevermind, just k3b is screwed
[04:21] <sean__> don't think a 9" screen is a possibility
[04:21] <sean__> what is tiled wm?
[04:21] <lasts> but with my keyboard issues, I can't :D
[04:21] <sean__> and what is ion?
[04:21] <lasts> hm
[04:21] <sean__> and also so i dont get off track, HOW do i fix this boot issue?
[04:21] <lawnninja> gogzmer: I was but I want to be able to play multiple things at once
[04:21] <KillerOrca> hello, I am having trouble cloning a ubuntu install, I used clonezilla and it seemed to clone the install fine, but then it is caught in some loop now doing something, anyone know how to stop the loop or has experience with clonezilla?
[04:22] <sean__> i went into synaptic and it said i had no linux installed, whatever that means
[04:22] <lasts> it's a wm where windows can't overlap
[04:22] <gogzmer> lawnninja: that's strange
[04:22] <Songwind> lawnninja: You can set up the "dmix" plugin with Alsa to let you do multiple sources at once.
[04:22] <lawnninja> songwind:  Yeah I'm not sure either.  Looks like flash is trying to grab complete control of the sound card
[04:22] <sean__> lasts if windows cant overlap is thaat good for a problem like mine?
[04:22] <smo_PenguinStyle> Hey all.  I'm getting this error when I try to use firefox.  And, other things are seemingly broken too.... "Failed to load XPCOM".  I've even tried reinstalling xulrunner... and that didn't work.  :(  Any suggestions?
[04:22] <lasts> oh ok, it was a different subject
[04:22] <lasts> no sean__
[04:22] <lawnninja> songwind: how can I change the mixer it uses for flash?
[04:22] <sean__> the app window is b igger than the screen and cant be resized
[04:22] <lasts> (sorry)
[04:22] <sean__> i use whatev er the default window manager is in ub untu
[04:23] <sean__> this is just installed out of the disk
[04:23] <Org-Mode> that would be Gnome
[04:23] <sean__> right
[04:23] <lasts> well, sorry for the flood, it's really bugging me
[04:23] <nicauf> hello
[04:23] <sean__> which i am familiar with to a degree
[04:23] <lasts> I'm having some problems with my keyboard/mouse after an upgrade to ubuntu intrepid. For the keyboard: altgr and left/down keys are not responding; for the mouse: no more copy/paste with the middle click. I've tried to change the keyboard and mouse config using the gui, but no success (105 keys already, so...). Any ideas?
[04:23] <Songwind> lawnninja: :  Meaning you set up the default device in Alsa to be dmix, then Flash should use that.
[04:23] <sean__> my other boxes are solaris using gnome and os x using some gnome via macports
[04:23] <jestinjoy> how to install kubuntu on ubuntu using kubuntu cd?
[04:23] <repsol_> Hey is there an app in ubuntu that will show the CPU temp?
[04:23] <musikgoat|main> gnome is not a window manager, but metacity is, which is what is default
[04:23] <sean__> right, makes sense
[04:23] <sean__> i saw that load on solaris when i did a gnome-session
[04:24] <woody86> I'm trying to install ia32-libs on my 64bit machine, but it says it can't find it? I'm running 8.10 with all the repos enabled
[04:24] <gogzmer> repsol_: depends on if your motherboard presents a temp reader to the OS
[04:24] <Songwind> jestinjoy: :  You can boot the kubuntu CD and choose to install on some of your unused disk space.
[04:24] <sean__> but anyway how do i delete the 8xxxx-9 kernel from my boot menu?
[04:24] <repsol_> gogzmer, anything to try to find out?
[04:24] <lawnninja> songwind: There's no way to change how it behaves currently with flash stuff?
[04:24] <sean__> someone suggested synoptic, but how do you do that?
[04:24] <smo_PenguinStyle> Hey all.  I'm getting this error when I try to use firefox.  And, other things are seemingly broken too.... "Failed to load XPCOM".  I've even tried reinstalling xulrunner... and that didn't work.  Any thoughts?
[04:24] <alex_21> Hi, what screen reader can I launch in a CLI version of Ubuntu. I know ther is one, but I don't remember its name
[04:24] <oggu> What do you suggest for a live environment web server on a VPS, Debian or Ubuntu server. I have googled some and people say that Debian is more stabil but less secure due to older packages.
[04:24] <Songwind> lawnninja: I think there is - I will try to remember how that worked.
[04:24] <somethingorigina> hey, was wondering if anyone could lend me a hand. My brothers win XP system running a RAID 0 got an OS corruption beyond fixing but I'm trying to recover data using Ubuntu Live CD; however, cant get the live CD version to recognize the RAID 0. The Alt CD with the built in RAID recognizes the RAID prefectly. but when booted in Live CD no HDDs are listed.
[04:24] <gogzmer> repsol_: First place I
[04:25] <gogzmer> repsol_: first place i's look is the bios
[04:25] <jestinjoy> i want to install it along with ubuntu so that i can select the session on startup
[04:25] <lasts> why did the upgrade break my keyboard config? how is it only possible?
[04:25] <repsol_> gogzmer I can't do that through the os right? Plus it is small bios something like pretty much boot order and time
[04:25] <tyler_d> how do I log into gnome from over the interweb?
[04:25] <Org-Mode> alex_21: isnt it Festival? or something like that?
[04:25] <gogzmer> somethingorigina: you don't happen to have an extra drive laying around that you could pop into the machine and install to do you?
[04:26] <pookmu> What file do I need to make a copy of to save FF bookmarks and passwords?
[04:26] <Songwind> jestinjoy: Oh, in that case you can just use "apt-get install kubuntu-desktop"
[04:26] <alex_21> That is a speech engine, not a screen reader
[04:26] <Org-Mode> ah sorry
[04:26] <Songwind> jestinjoy: But all the apps will show up in both menus - fair warning.
[04:26] <neutral> i am using ubuntu 8.04.1 and a geforce4 ti 4200. i have been trying for hours to have a normal resolution with no success. support in 8.10 for the card is even worse. i am using binary nvidia drivers and maximum resolution is 640 by 480 and my lcd monitor is recognized as crt. my xorg.conf is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/91321/ and my Xorg.0.log is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/91328/
[04:26] <gogzmer> repsol_: correct, you would have to re-boot...and if the bios is pretty featureless, chances are that there isn't a temp sensor that ubuntu can access
[04:26] <alex_21> No problem
[04:26] <gogzmer> tyler_d: via the ternimal?
[04:26] <tyler_d> gogzmer: yes
[04:27] <gogzmer> !ssh | tyler_d
[04:27] <Songwind> lawnninja: http://www.macewan.org/2006/06/01/howto-firefox-flash-video-sound-on-ubuntu-linux-dapper/ shows how to change your /etc/firefox/firefoxrc to tell it to use AOSS.  That might help.
[04:27] <somethingorigina> gog: actually I can probably scrounge one up. brb while I try it
[04:27] <repsol_> Thanks gogzmer
[04:27] <sean__> okay instead of a string search for linux, which doesnt work, i tried just no search but clicking only the base system
[04:27] <gogzmer> tyler_d: ssh is the usual way it is done.   I'm getting this error when I try to use firefox.  And, other things are seemingly broken too.... "Failed to load XPCOM".  I've even tried reinstalling xulrunner... and that didn't work.  Any thoughts?
[04:28] <sliverS2k> #list
[04:28] <transporter> #compiz
[04:28] <pookmu> Where are FF passwords and bookmarks saved?
[04:29] <Org-Mode> alex_21: im finding Yasr and Gnome-Orca and lsr
[04:29] <Org-Mode> Yasr being a "General purpose console screen reader"
[04:29] <alex_21> Oh, thanks
[04:30] <alex_21> So much
[04:30] <Org-Mode> anytime
[04:30] <stephans> /join #cedega
[04:30] <KillerOrca> hello, I am having trouble cloning a ubuntu install, I used clonezilla and it seemed to clone the install fine, but then it is caught in some loop now doing something, anyone know how to stop the loop or has experience with clonezilla?
[04:30] <gogzmer> pookmu: /home/[user]/.mozilla/firefox/bookmarks.html
[04:31] <juancabrito> hi everybody. How can I change my "kernel" to be "multimedia-optimized" or something to fix that the "system timer resolution is too low"
[04:31] <TMD-Dubbed> I need help installing a mplayer skin, i tried pasting it to   /usr/share/mplayer/skins, but it says permission den
[04:31] <gogzmer> pookmu: I would guess that passwords are burried somewhere nearby
[04:31] <pookmu> gogzmer If I were to do a clean install can I make a copy of that file and replace it?
[04:31] <lawnninja> songwind: firefox directory doesn't exist, only firefox-3.0 and there is no such file there
[04:32] <sean__> well here goes nothing
[04:32] <Songwind> lawnninja: You may need to create it, that's okay.
[04:32] <neutral> i am using ubuntu 8.04.1 and a geforce4 ti 4200. i have been trying for hours to have a normal resolution with no success. support in 8.10 for the card is even worse. i am using binary nvidia drivers and maximum resolution is 640 by 480 and my lcd monitor is recognized as crt. my xorg.conf is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/91321/ and my Xorg.0.log is here http://paste.ubuntu.com/91328/
[04:32] <FAJ> neutral: is it an viewsonic?
[04:32] <gogzmer> pookmu: for the book marks file...try backing a back up copy, and then editing it. If the bookmarks menu changes as you would expect, then yes, i would guess you could do that
[04:32] <pookmu> gogzmer: thanks
[04:32] <alex_21> Yasr won't work whe I use it
[04:33] <FAJ> neutral: is it a viewsonic?
[04:33] <Org-Mode> alex_21: what bout Orca?
[04:33] <FAJ> neutral: is it a viewsonic?
[04:33] <neutral> FAJ it is a Samsung SyncMaster
[04:33] <gogzmer> Can I use gparted from a live CD to grow an ntfs windows partition and shrink an ext3 data partition safely?
[04:33] <alex_21> Orca isn't for CLI
[04:34] <seeker> hello all. Just wondering if there is a simple way to identify a usb device when I plug it
[04:34] <FAJ> neutral:  hmmm never heard of that error before.  but i know that with nvidia and viewsonics there are some nasty bugs that don't go well together at all...
[04:34] <Org-Mode> ah
[04:34] <lasts> I'm having some problems with my keyboard/mouse after an upgrade to ubuntu intrepid. For the keyboard: altgr and left/down keys are not responding; for the mouse: no more copy/paste with the middle click. I've tried to change the keyboard and mouse config using the gui, but no success (105 keys already, so...). Any ideas?
[04:34] <neutral> FAJ, hmm maybe it is related
[04:34] <FAJ> neutral: i can run you through the steps; see if it works?
[04:34] <Aframester> did i hear that K3B has problems on Intrepid?
[04:35] <gogzmer> seeker: it should be the one your hand is on ;)
[04:35] <FAJ> neutral: also note that #nvidia is great at handling issues like ths.
[04:35] <neutral> FAJ, sure, can you help me ?
[04:35] <neutral> FAJ, ok i will join too
[04:35] <FAJ> neutral:  we can try ;)  do you have nvidia-settings installed?
[04:35] <neutral> yes
[04:35] <russ> hello
[04:35] <FAJ> neutral:  and nvidia-xconfig?
[04:36] <TMD-Dubbed> I need help installing a mplayer skin, i tried pasting it to   /usr/share/mplayer/skins, but it says permission den
[04:36] <berilio> how can i find the chip model of my wireless?
[04:36] <Circs> And I'm back.
[04:36] <neutral> yes
[04:36] <dgarr> seeker: on hardy and later you can see/use uuids: ls -lR /dev/disk
[04:36] <Songwind> FAJ:  Isn't there a different "old cards" version of the nvidia-glx package that you have to use for the 4200?
[04:36] <FAJ> Songwind:  you have a pt.
[04:36] <Circs> oh, here I go again....
[04:37] <FAJ> neutral:  are you using the legacy drivers?
[04:37] <lasts> OK. Just a simple question: is HAL responsible for the keyboard and the mouse?
[04:37] <Aframester> can anyone tell me if my nick is properly registered
[04:37] <ASULutzy> Aframester: Try to join #java, I think you need to be registered to join that channel
[04:37] <FAJ> Songwind: are they the legacy ones?
[04:37] <Aframester> ok thx
[04:37] <Songwind> FAJ:  Yes.
[04:37] <Aframester> um how?
[04:38] <FAJ> Songwind:  where does that stop then?
[04:38] <FAJ> Aframester: /join #jaba
[04:38] <FAJ> *#java
[04:38] <Aframester> thx
[04:38] <neutral> FAJ, yes 96
[04:38] <TMD-Dubbed> I need help installing a mplayer skin, i tried pasting it to   /usr/share/mplayer/skins, but it says permission den
[04:38] <FAJ> neutral: ok...
[04:38] <FAJ> neutral:  ok have you tried uninstalling xserver-xgl ?
[04:38] <ASULutzy> TMD-Dubbed: You need to be root to write to /usr
[04:38] <TMD-Dubbed> how do i do that?
[04:38] <neutral> FAJ, no
[04:38] <Songwind> FAJ:  I think I am wrong - a quick google seems to suggest that the default should work.
[04:38] <Aframester> *#java
[04:38] <FAJ> neutral: i know that this has been an issue with viewsonic; and removing xserver-xgl pretty much fixes the issue, as ironic as it sounds...
[04:39] <b3z3rk3r> is anyone familiar with setting up Synergy on Windows/Linux?
[04:39] <ASULutzy> TMD-Dubbed: sudo cp /home/$USER/theSkin /usr/share/mplayer/skins
[04:39] <bastid_raZor> Aframester; /join #java
[04:39] <neutral> FAJ, lol
[04:39] <Aframester> i dont think it worked
[04:39] <neutral> FAJ, how do i do that ?
[04:39] <IndyGunFreak> TMD-Dubbed: are you using Ubuntu?
[04:39] <ASULutzy> TMD-Dubbed: Where /home/$USER/theSkin is the full path to the skin
[04:39] <hotdog003> Hey everyone! I've used usb-creator to make a ubuntu USB drive. My question is this: Can I add a swap file?
[04:39] <FAJ> Songwind: i know that there have been issues like this with viewsonic and nvidia (i have had them) and i read somewhere online that removing xserver-xgl works, confirmed on a friends computer
[04:39] <Aframester> didnt work
[04:39] <FAJ> neutral:  sudo apt-get remove xserver-xgl
[04:39] <alex_21> TMD-Dubbed: Use sudo while copying
[04:40] <Ward1983> is xen no longer supported ?!?
[04:40] <TMD-Dubbed> ok thanks
[04:40] <FAJ> Aframester:  then you are not registered correctly ;)  your name in /whois does not say identified, so I would say that you arent
[04:40] <FAJ> neutral: and then restart and come back in.
[04:40] <sean> the synaptic removal of the 9 image killed my biggest problem
[04:40] <ASULutzy> Aframester: type /msg NickServ register YourPassword
[04:40] <Songwind> lawnninja: I'm sorry I wasn't more help.  I need to get going.  I hope you find some better guidance.
[04:40] <neutral> FAJ, says it is not installed
[04:40] <Guest52490> ab out my other 2 main ones:
[04:40] <Aframester> ok thx ill try to do it right again
[04:40] <FAJ> neutral: hmmm really?
[04:40] <FAJ> maybe i have it spelled wrong.
[04:41] <Aframester> im noob
[04:41] <Guest52490> i am starting to think that some apps, rhythmbox just being one example, are somehow not adhering to some standard
[04:41] <Songwind> lawnninja: did you try #pulseaudio?
[04:41] <Guest52490> and that
[04:41] <ASULutzy> !enter | Guest52490
[04:41] <neutral> FAJ, just xserver-xorg is installed
[04:41] <Guest52490> that's why the windows hop around when you click on them
[04:41] <Guest52490> I AM trying
[04:41] <FAJ> neutral:  i wouldn't go removing that... it sounds important
[04:41] <Guest52490> my apostrophe touches my return key and both are very small
[04:42] <lawnninja> songwind:  I'll try it
[04:42] <neutral> FAJ, yes
[04:42] <Guest52490> my shift key, too
[04:42] <alex_21> Hey, guys, I really need to gain access to the screen reader in the CLI, and I can't find out how to start yasr
[04:42] <FAJ> are your drivers installed correctly from 'hardware drivers'?
[04:43] <sean__> as for my other big problem, is it the case for others that when you shutdown hibernate it never ever comes back up?
[04:43] <sean__> the netbook just says "waking up, please wait"
[04:43] <sean__> only, for hours
[04:44] <sean__> i am going to try it one more time no0w that i got rid of the extra image, maybe that wasw confusing hibernate
[04:45] <FAJ> neutral:  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=666837  ?
[04:45] <Org-Mode> alex_21: you have to edit /etc/yasr/yasr.conf according to 'man yasr'
[04:45] <Hunter876> Question:  I am having trouble getting my ATI RAEDEON 7000 video card too work with 3d and desktop effects can someone please help me with this issue thank you
[04:45] <omshanti> audacious isn't playing the mp3 i loaded :<
[04:46] <Org-Mode> you prolly dont have the codecs
[04:46] <Org-Mode> !codecs
[04:46] <neutral> FAJ, dont think so because my monitor is 10280 1024 max
[04:46] <neutral> 1280 1024*
[04:46] <FAJ> neutral: if you go into nvidia-settings... can you set the correct resolution there?
[04:46] <alex_21> Org-mode: That is stupid since I am blind and can't see the screen to update it
[04:47] <alex_21> Lol, not your fault but the uasr designers
[04:48] <ad|rig> install issue: after a botched Knoppix HD install, I decided to install Ubuntu as a server and then use aptitude to install xubuntu...now, I am at the Ubuntu install disk format where it has been at 100% for at least 45 minutes now-- any suggestions?
[04:48] <omshanti> Org-Mode, i have that installed already :((
[04:48] <johnzorn> since upgrading from 7.10 to 8.04 my wireless connection no longer works.  Anyone ever solve this problem before?
[04:49] <neutral> FAJ, no
[04:49] <hotdog003> johnzorn: Does releasing the killswitch help? Perhaps upgrading to 8.10 would help.
[04:49] <FAJ> neutral:  meaning you haven't tried, or it won't let you?
[04:50] <johnzorn> hotdog003, the kill switch doesnt do anything
[04:50] <neutral> FAJ, it wont let me
[04:50] <FAJ> neutral:  ok   http://forums.nvidia.com/lofiversion/index.php?t73027.html
[04:50] <Hunter876> need help installing a radeon 7000 so it will work with 3d and desktop effects
[04:50] <FAJ> neutral: have you tried that?
[04:50] <gogzmer> alex_21: you could use orca to help you open and edit it via a gui editor
[04:50] <FAJ> !ati | Hunter876
[04:51] <hotdog003> johnzorn, are you sure? Try rebooting it with the switch the other way. I heard that a bug was where you couldn't switch it on and off while the system was on. 8.10 has some improvements for killswitch handling, or so I hear.
[04:51] <smo_PenguinStyle> #leave
[04:51] <KillerOrca> hello, I am having trouble cloning a ubuntu install, I used clonezilla and it seemed to clone the install fine, but then it is caught in some loop now doing something, anyone know how to stop the loop or has experience with clonezilla?
[04:51] <Hunter876> 00:03.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV100 QY [Radeon 7000/VE]
[04:53] <Hunter876> -display UNCLAIMED
[04:53] <Hunter876>        description: VGA compatible controller
[04:53] <Hunter876>        product: Radeon RV100 QY [Radeon 7000/VE]
[04:53] <Hunter876>        vendor: ATI Technologies Inc
[04:53] <Hunter876>        physical id: 3
[04:53] <FloodBot3> Hunter876: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:53] <Hunter876>        bus info: pci@0000:00:03.0
[04:53] <cplab2-58> hey i am using aptoncd to update other systems which do not have net connection...but when i install those packages it tries to download from the net instead of taking it from aptoncd.....can anyone help
[04:53] <johnzorn> hotdog003, when you press it, it springs back to its original position.
[04:53] <Org-Mode> cplab2-58: it needs internet because those packages are not full
[04:53] <tyler_d> already have ssh access to the box: want to remotely log into the gnome session?
[04:54] <hotdog003> johnzorn: What type of computer is it? I have a Dell Vostro 1500 that springs back when I push it one way, but when I push it the other way it sticks.
[04:54] <buggix> hi, I want to install vista additionally in a free partition. but it seems to be not possible. is it true?
[04:54] <juancabrito> How can I change my "kernel" to be "multimedia-optimized" or something to fix that the "system timer resolution is too low" or make ubuntustudio to work.
[04:54] <mooglinux> is there an easy way to open an irc log? opening it in a text editor is rather messy
[04:54] <alex_21> I have no gui
[04:54] <neutral> FAJ, there is no optin to get edid in nvidia-settings
[04:54] <cplab2-58> Org-Mode; so how can i solve this now??
[04:54] <FAJ> neutral:
[04:54] <tyler_d> buggix: Vista requires the primary partition on your hard disk
[04:54] <LTL> cplab2-58: un-comment the cdrom line in /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:54] <FAJ> neutral:  does it ask you to run nvidia-xconfig  ?
[04:54] <Org-Mode> cplab2-58: you'll need to have internet, simple as that
[04:54] <LTL> cplab2-58: or add the cdrom line in /etc/apt/sources.list
[04:55] <johnzorn> hotdog003, its an acer 5570
[04:55] <meoblast001> how do you reenter a screen session?
[04:55] <buggix> tyler_d: I've made a primary partition with gparted. or is it not the same?
[04:55] <KillerOrca> screen -r
[04:55] <tyler_d> buggix: I would say tias
[04:55] <cplab2-58> LTL, Org-Mode; how do i uncomment it...
[04:55] <TraceRoute> having a rather odd issue, install ubuntu on my other system, im dual booting it with windows, Note that windows is on a separate drive, the problem is when it gets finished installing i get a grub error 17 but when i set the bios to load windows first grub is fine and all is good?
[04:55] <Org-Mode> LTL: didnt think of that good looking out :)
[04:55] <gogzmer> alex_21: so, are u in here on a different comp then?
[04:56] <onetinsoldier> cplab2-58: i don't know anything about aptoncd, but have you read the docs for it. it just sounds 'to me' as if you have not properly edited the /etc/apt/sources.list file on the target machines
[04:56] <neutral> FAJ, what asks me ?
[04:56] <buggix> tyler_d: so I have to install vista as the first os of the hd and then I can install ubuntu on a free partition?
[04:56] <FAJ> neutral: have you tried adding the desired resolution to xorg.conf ?
[04:56] <gogzmer> TraceRoute: what do you mean "set the bios to load windows first" ?
[04:56] <Aframester> i am having a really hard time trying to register my nickname
[04:56] <LTL> cplab2-58: i'm not familiar with that cd but sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list  should be one of the first repo lines with a '#' sign in front of it. remove the #
[04:57] <FAJ> !register | Aframester
[04:57] <alex_21> gogzmer: Yes, I am on the host computer where this cli system is virtualized
[04:57] <neutral> FAJ, no, how do i do that ?
[04:57] <Beefy> buggix: have a look at this page: http://apcmag.com/how_to_dualboot_vista_with_linux_linux_is_already_installed.htm
[04:57] <FAJ> !resolution | neutral
[04:57] <tyler_d> buggix: that is correct to my knowledge
[04:57] <TraceRoute> gogzmer when i set the disk boot priority
[04:57] <onetinsoldier> cplab2-58: you aren't trying to install any packages on these systems that are no contained on the cd/dvd are you?
[04:57] <buggix> Beefy: thx 4 the link. ^^
[04:57] <tyler_d> buggix: I haven't run it that way though, I personally recommend just using virtualbox and installing vista
[04:57] <seeker> thanks.
[04:57] <onetinsoldier> cplab2-58: NO=NOT
[04:57] <onetinsoldier> oopps
[04:57] <neutral> FAJ, i know what x is.. i dont know how to add the resolution to xorg.conf
[04:58] <gogzmer> TraceRoute: That is because there is only 1 MBR for your system
[04:58] <juancabrito> How can I change my "kernel" to be "multimedia-optimized" or something to fix the "system timer resolution is too low"
[04:58] <FAJ> neutral: look at that site; and look under 'setting resolution changes in xorg.conf'
[04:58] <hotdog003> johnzorn: You might be interested in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/237312 or https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24/+bug/193970
[04:58] <lasts> I'm having some problems with my keyboard/mouse after an upgrade to ubuntu intrepid. For the keyboard: altgr and left/down keys are not responding; for the mouse: no more copy/paste with the middle click. I've tried to change the keyboard and mouse config using the gui, but no success (105 keys already, so...). Any ideas?
[04:58] <cplab2-58> onetinsoldier; i m trying to install packages which are not there in the cd
[04:58] <onetinsoldier> cplab2-58: ok, that is a problem then
[04:58] <cplab2-58> onetinsoldier; the other systems do not have net connection so i have to make updations
[04:59] <TraceRoute> gogzmer I don't understand what that means, i never encountered this problem before
[04:59] <hotdog003> johnzorn: Specifically the workarounds in the second link
[04:59] <Org-Mode> yep for that you'll need internet cplab2-58
[04:59] <Org-Mode> unless you have a Ubuntu CD/DVD around
[04:59] <cplab2-58> Org-Mode; thats why i have used aptoncd
[04:59] <Org-Mode> as far as I know aptoncd only contains a LIST of packages, not the full packages
[05:00] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  aptoncd does not save the packages for reinstall; it just saves a list of packages.
[05:00] <FAJ> as Org-Mode just said
[05:00] <Org-Mode> yea its just a list
[05:00] <FAJ> as stated directly in the aptoncd readme stuff
[05:00] <Pelle_> Hi all, my ubuntu logs just filled my HD and I cant log back in to ubuntu at all. I am in winxp now. Anyone knows how to delete some files on my Ubuntu partition (ext3 i believe)
[05:00] <cplab2-58> Org-Mode; it worked FAJ; so whats the alternative then
[05:00] <Org-Mode> get a Ubuntu CD/DVD or internet
[05:01] <LTL> cplab2-58: burn or get the proper cd/dvd
[05:01] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  going to packages.ubuntu.com and getting the files that you need to get your internet up, and using a flash drive back and forth .
[05:01] <Org-Mode> I hear bestbuy and circuit city even have Ubuntu CD's now
[05:01] <cplab2-58> Org-Mode; We have pendrives...cd drive usages are retsricted in our lab
[05:01] <Org-Mode> so you might try that route
[05:02] <cplab2-58> Org-Mode, FAJ, LTL; We have pendrives...cd drive usages are retsricted in our lab
[05:02] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  so just get the packages from packages.ubuntu.com  and get the ones you need to get your internet working...
[05:02] <FAJ> or if you have a wired connection available.... that is helpful normally.
[05:02] <Org-Mode> or install the packages needed on a USB stick
[05:02] <cplab2-58> Org-Mode, FAJ, LTL; and somehow we want to install all packages which are required for lab
[05:03] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  again internet will be your best option.
[05:03] <cplab2-58> FAJ; u mean we can download the packages
[05:03] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  yes.
[05:03] <Org-Mode> ok well when you get home, download the packages on a USB stick
[05:03] <\kira> best buy and curuit city with ubunut cd's??? Great news!
[05:03] <Org-Mode> Kira its just what ive heard, not sure if thats true or not :)
[05:03] <FAJ> cplab2-58: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[05:03] <cplab2-58> FAJ; only 1 system has net connection from whioch i m chatting with you all
[05:03] <\kira> Org-Mode: I see :( Got my hopes up, at least :D
[05:04] <FAJ> neutral:  is that working for you?
[05:04] <musikgoat|main> Org-Mode:  BB has sold them previously, i don't see why they'd change...
[05:04] <Org-Mode> Kira ubuntu can send you free CD's
[05:04] <FAJ> or you can just burn your own ;)
[05:04] <Org-Mode> musikgoat|main: ah ok
[05:04] <neutral> FAJ, no, tried using xrandx
[05:04] <FAJ> neutral:  did it work?
[05:04] <LTL> cplab2-58: download the appropriate iso and burn it. use it.
[05:04] <FAJ> neutral: i would try adding to xorg.conf and restarting; i would think it is your best route.
[05:05] <neutral> FAJ, what should i add ?
[05:05] <zaapiel> riddle me this, would full disk encryption be a bad idea on a laptop? is full disk encryption especially taxing on a laptop HD?
[05:05] <FAJ> what is the res.s that you are looking for ?
[05:05] <TestingTheTest> How do i kill a Zombie process ?
[05:05] <LTL> TestingTheTest: rebooting usually
[05:06] <TestingTheTest> Only
[05:06] <TestingTheTest> ?
[05:06] <musikgoat|main> zaapiel: eh, its fine, its implemented in many businesses nowadays
[05:06] <onetinsoldier> TestingTheTest: yeah. i don't think you can\
[05:06] <FAJ> TestingTheTest: you could try using sudo killall and that programs pid?
[05:06] <gogzmer> TestingTheTest: define zombie?
[05:06] <hotdog003> FAJ: Killall wants a program name, not a PID. Use kill instead.
[05:06] <trollboy> kill -9 the_pid
[05:06] <trollboy> where the pid is the pid of the application
[05:06] <gogzmer> TestingTheTest: yup, use kill...if that doesn't work, reboot
[05:06] <musikgoat|main> zaapiel: although some of the machines had trouble, its been going fine for most
[05:06] <FAJ> hotdog003: TestingTheTest see hotdog003's and trollboy post above
[05:07] <FAJ> neutral; what is the res. you are looking for?
[05:07] <musikgoat|main> zaapiel: the trouble being poor performance, and long shutdown times
[05:07] <gizmo> anyone help me in vuze i cant d/l a full movie..
[05:07] <neutral> 1280x1024
[05:07] <TraceRoute> gogzmer 1 master boot record? so why would linux install grub on my windows drive?
[05:07] <cplab2-58> FAJ; i need packages like umbrello, gcc, g++, anjuta, eclipse...
[05:07] <gizmo> where can i find a full movie d/l..using vuze
[05:08] <trollboy> what is vuze?
[05:08] <sshirley> Hi everyone. I posted this in #cups, but it looks like that channel is dead. :-)  I have CUPS running and I was able to configure it for the web interface. But it seems that my system can't see that my printer is attached (Samsung ML-1740). Can anyone tell me how to make my system recognize it?
[05:08] <cplab2-58> musikgoat; long time
[05:08] <FAJ> cplab2-58: again getting the free cds, using packages.ubuntu.com or getting on the internet...
[05:08] <krazyfingerz47> sup guys, i cant get any sound, it says the audio drivers are installed, and i changed the privileges of my account and it has "Enable Sound: ON", how can i upgrade it or something?
[05:08] <gizmo> where can i find a full movie d/l..using vuze
[05:08] <LTL> neutral: if i pastebin'd my xorg.conf you could carefully insert the stuff. want it?
[05:08] <onetinsoldier> trollboy: it's a frontend to Azureus
[05:08] <cplab2-58> FAJ; i decided to get from packages.ubuntu.com
[05:08] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  ok good choice ;)
[05:08] <neutral> LTL, sure, let me try please
[05:09] <onetinsoldier> !Azureus
[05:09] <cplab2-58> FAJ; so how do i get all those packages from there
[05:09] <trollboy> ah, onetinsoldier I use transmission
[05:09] <LTL> neutral: i don't guarentee but it usually works.
[05:09] <LTL> neutral: one sec
[05:09] <neutral> LTL, ok
[05:09] <onetinsoldier> trollboy: roger
[05:09] <\kira> !sauerbraten
[05:09] <gogzmer> TraceRoute: grub gets installed into the master boot record, and if windows existed before on the system, grub went into the existing mbr that windows was using
[05:09] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  you look them up one by one through searching in the specific release you want them.
[05:09] <\kira> :(
[05:09] <TestingTheTest> Transmission is a better bittorrent clint... imo.
[05:09] <\kira> !games
[05:09] <FAJ> neutral: is LTL helping you now?
[05:09] <trollboy> ubottu, you're a sad man if you don't know about sauerbraten
[05:09] <gizmo> anyone can help me?
[05:10] <FAJ> !anyone
[05:10] <neutral> FAJ he will pastebin is xorg.conf for my to copy some things
[05:10] <cplab2-58> FAJ; i wanted the lastest ones...and there are dependencies also isn;t it...so do i get the dependenies automatically
[05:10] <krazyfingerz47> Can i program C in ubuntu? what suggestions you have about it
[05:10] <zaapiel> krazyfingerz47: use teh ruby or python
[05:10] <cplab2-58> FAJ; actually someone suggested previous;y that aptoncd would solve this issue
[05:10] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  no; you will see the dependencies in each package; you need to dll them too.
[05:10] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: Sure you can. You'll want a copy of build-essentials and a good Linux programming guide.
[05:10] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  i think they are crazy; i have never heard that :)
[05:11] <Aframester>      /msg nickserv register <35007><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[05:11] <FAJ> neutral:  just be careful in there, good luck.
[05:11] <Aframester> crap
[05:11] <neutral> FAJ, thank you
[05:11] <hotdog003> Whoops. Nice one.
[05:11] <Aframester>  /msg nickserv register <your-password> <your-email>
[05:11] <musikgoat|main> so you've figured out you need to change that password then?
[05:11] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: but i dont want python man, i mean programming in C
[05:11] <LTL> neutral: http://paste.ubuntu.com/91364/
[05:11] <musikgoat|main> ;-)
[05:11] <Flannel> Aframester: no brackets around password or email, by the way.
[05:12] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: The 'build-essential' package has GCC (GNU C Compiler), and some other ones like "make".
[05:12] <gogzmer> krazyfingerz47: you can...apt-get install build-essentials
[05:12] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: I don't program in C, but it is totally possible.
[05:12] <LTL> neutral: backup the original
[05:12] <FAJ> LTL: neutral do not just copy his xorg.conf; your computer will have seizures.
[05:12] <Aframester> can anyone tell me if it worked this time
[05:12] <FAJ> LTL:  he is running nvidia.
[05:12] <gizmo> how to remove vuze from my hardisk?
[05:12] <musikgoat|main> krazyfingerz47: follow hotdog003's advice, build-essential package installed and a learn to c guidebook
[05:12] <Aframester> lol
[05:12] <cplab2-58> FAJ; hey this is difficult...there are so many packages and i have to select and download each one
[05:12] <FAJ> LTL:  no ati.
[05:12] <gizmo> anyone can help?
[05:12] <neutral> LTL, thank you
[05:12] <neutral> FAJ, i know
[05:12] <FAJ> neutral:  okk.
[05:13] <gogzmer> krazyfingerz47: C programming should only be used as pennance for other grevious programming sins, like abusing global variables
[05:13] <LTL> FAJ: i didnt tell him to 'use' it just enter the certain info.
[05:13] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  ya i know that is why ripping out the ethernet cable and plugging it into the other machine is useful
[05:13] <hotdog003> Ouch. C has its place, gogzmer. ;)
[05:13] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; hey this is DarkKnight
[05:13] <FAJ> LTL:  i just wanted to make sure; he sounded like he was just going to c?p
[05:13] <LTL> neutral: do NOT use the whole file!!!
[05:13] <gogzmer> hotdog003: yeah, but they get harder and harder to find each day
[05:13] <TestingTheTest> Thanks everybody... i either killed the zombie or it just died. :\ lol
[05:13] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: i know C already but i didnt know that c can be programmed in phyton
[05:13] <hotdog003> gogzmer: Perhaps. But if he's in a C programming course, python isn't going to help.
[05:14] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: anyways, thanks =]
[05:14] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: It can't.
[05:14] <gogzmer> TestingTheTest: Shotguns can be used to kill zombies too!
[05:14] <gizmo> i want to remuve azureus ...can anyone help me?
[05:14] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: Python was written in C
[05:14] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: They go well together or so I've heard
[05:14] <cplab2-58> FAJ; i have 65 machines.. the download speed comes upto 20kbps....i have to go for some other alternative
[05:14] <FAJ> gizmo:  sudo apt-get remove azureus
[05:14] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: But you can't program "C" in Python
[05:14] <gogzmer> hotdog003: true
[05:14] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: ohh
[05:14] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: i know that
[05:14] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: thats what i was saying
[05:14] <LTL> FAJ: good of you to prevent disaster, thank you.
[05:14] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: hi, whats going on?
[05:15] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: so what should i DL for programming C then
[05:15] <gogzmer> cplab2-58: you could try to set up your own repository within your LAN
[05:15] <FAJ> cplab2-58: i've never had to do that.... however once you dll all the packages on one flash drive, just make 65 copies and that may make life easier?
[05:15] <gogzmer> krazyfingerz47: sudo apt-get install build-essentials
[05:15] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: Well, firstly, I'd suggest getting a Linux C programming guide. C programming on Linux is different than Windows.
[05:15] <FAJ> LTL:  unfortunately i don't know if he listened :\
[05:15] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: Secondly, you might consider an IDE like Eclipse
[05:16] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; i am in our computer lab...that's why i have a different name now...i used to chat with you using the name DarkKnight
[05:16] <LTL> FAJ: i think he understands, pretty sure.
[05:16] <\kira> Anyone know how I could moniter someone via the command line
[05:16] <\kira> ?
[05:16] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: Finally, you'll need the GNU C Compiler. That's inside the 'build-essentials' package. Just type the magic command: 'sudo aptitude install build-essentials' and you'll get it.
[05:16] <FAJ> LTL:  hence the reason why i just directed him to !resolutions "setting resolutions in xorg.conf"  ;)
[05:16] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: yup
[05:16] <\kira> moniter there GUI, is what I meant
[05:16] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: hi
[05:16] <gogzmer> \kira: how do you mean monitor someone?
[05:16] <Flannel> hotdog003: build-essential, not build-essentials
[05:16] <Photoguy> Hey, I'm downloading a (legal) torrent, can I pause it and restart, with out messing it up?
[05:16] <MasterShrek> !ati > MasterShrek
[05:16] <cplab2-58> FAJ; now how do i DLL all the files...actually while using aptoncd..i have created an iso of all useful packages
[05:16] <adr|gom> my Ubuntu install has been stuck at 100% (in the partitioning phase) for at least 45 minutes now...any ideas on what to do?
[05:16] <gizmo> is it normal if d/l using bit torent with a slow rate..?
[05:16] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: Right, what Flannel said, build-essential, not build-essentials. Thanks, Flannel.
[05:16] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; hi
[05:16] <gogzmer> \kira: on a remote machine?
[05:16] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: thanks a lot =]
[05:16] <\kira> gogzmer: lol, now that I think of it, it sounds kinda creepy :D. I want to see what they are viewing in firefox
[05:17] <\kira> gogzmer: yes, its remote. Im connected via ssh
[05:17] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: Good luck. Don't get yourself hurt out there in the wide world of C programming.
[05:17] <FAJ> cplab2-58: with aptoncd what will happen is that all it will do is take the cd and tell the computer WHICH packages to install FROM THE INTERNET
[05:17] <gogzmer> \kira: there is no good way
[05:17] <onetinsoldier> \kira: vlc, rdesktop, or FreeNX.. i think
[05:17] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: ^^ thanks
[05:17] <\kira> gogzmer: dang, thanks anyways :)
[05:17] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main;  i have 65 systems and i have a single net connection to a system. I have to install packages for all the systems...need help
[05:17] <LTL> \kira: if they are in a 'screen' its easy, otherwise sudo tail -f /home/user/.bash_history might work in theory. never tried it.
[05:17] <onetinsoldier> \kira: oops, that first one should be VNC
[05:18] <\kira> onetinsoldier: I was hoping not through vnc, its not that important so i think ill just leave it. Thanks anyways
[05:18] <onetinsoldier> \kira: VNC, rdesktop, or FreeNX.. i think
[05:18] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  i have never done this before; but you could try only downloading those packages to a mother machine through the repos and then putting all of those on a flash drive; again cd would be best from here.
[05:18] <krazyfingerz47> hotdog003: and last thing, i installed 8.10 version recently, and i cant get any sound , it says that the sounds drivers are properly installed, and i changes the privileges of my account so i can have sound, but nothing... i don t get any sound
[05:18] <cplab2-58> FAJ; i have the iso image of all packages....now how do i use this to install
[05:18] <\kira> LTL: not screen the console program. I meant GUI, like firefox
[05:18] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: are you trying to be a repo proxy sort of thing, have packages available on the lan?  apt-proxy would be the best bet
[05:18] <cplab2-58> FAJ; with pendrive
[05:18] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  you will have to go to all of the computers and install all of the packages.....
[05:18] <gogzmer> \kira: if they have their computer properly secured, you will have a tough time...if you have access to their home directory, you could try to monitor their FF cache, but an easier way would be to start wireshark and have it pump you the sniffed packets
[05:19] <onetinsoldier> \kira: i hear that FreeNX is really good
[05:19] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: you want to do net installs, or just have the repo packages available on the lan?
[05:19] <LTL> \kira: no can do that i know of. unless your router may log activity or a syslog server
[05:19] <FAJ> cplab2-58: got it!
[05:20] <gizmo> is it normal d/l with bittorent with 36 peer?<---anyone can help me
[05:20] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: Hmm. To be honest, I'm not so sure how to help you. 8.10 uses PulseAudio for sound.
[05:20] <hotdog003> krazyfingerz47: Is your sound card listed?
[05:20] <\kira> gogzmer: im owner of the system, so I have sudo powers and everything. Im not trying to crack (or hack, depending on POF) someones machine. Just curious what they are up too at my house that requires java
[05:20] <FAJ> sudo dpkg -iR <directory>
[05:20] <FAJ> i think
[05:20] <FAJ> Flannel:  does that sound right?
[05:20] <gizmo> is it normal d/l with bittorent with 36 peer?<---anyone can help me
[05:20] <FAJ> b/c cplab2-58 see above^^
[05:20] <\kira> LTL: no, it doesnt. I tried that on another project. Thanks though, I think ill just leave it
[05:20] <Flannel> FAJ: What's the -R for?
[05:21] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  with that command you should be able to install all .deb packages on the flash drive; just change <directory> to where you need it to go
[05:21] <LTL> gizmo: yes it is normal
[05:21] <hotdog003> gizmo: 36 peers is actually pretty good.
[05:21] <mooglinux> after installing kubuntu, only kde apps are able to use sound when im in gnome
[05:21] <FAJ> Flannel:  b/c he needs to install a bunch of packages;not just one.
[05:21] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; i have installed all required packages on a system..i have lan connection to all systems///but net speed is very low...so somehow without downloading from net i have update all systems
[05:21] <LTL> cplab2-58: mount the iso on a lan box and point apt to that box/partition?
[05:21] <FAJ> Flannel:  -i|--install       <.deb file name> ... | -R|--recursive <directory> ...
[05:21] <gizmo> hotdog003, what is the normal time for d/l movie using bittorent?
[05:21] <\kira> mabye a keylogger would suffice, anyone want to reccommend a keylogger?
[05:21] <FAJ> LTL:  he can't get inet ;)
[05:21] <Flannel> FAJ: Ah, and they're not just globbable? sure, yeah.
[05:21] <\kira> perferably in the respritories, easy to use.
[05:22] <LTL> FAJ: do it across the lan, would that work?
[05:22] <hotdog003> gizmo: Generally between about a day and ten years and $500,000, depending on if you get caught.
[05:22] <FAJ> Flannel:  if i knew what that meant sure ;)
[05:22] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: i'd say apt-proxy, why cant you inet?
[05:22] <mooglinux> gizmo, it can take a long time. one or 2 days is not unrealistic
[05:22] <cplab2-58> FAJ; so you mean i just extract the iso image into pendrive and use it to install...
[05:22] <FAJ> LTL:  i guess you could do that, if all are collected.
[05:22] <gizmo> mooglinux, so its normal if it take long time/
[05:22] <mooglinux> yes. its not built for speed
[05:22] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  if you have all of the packages... then sudo dpkg -iR <directory path> *should* work...
[05:22] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; how do i use them....can you explain...is it easy
[05:22] <fwaokda> can i watch netflix instantly on ubuntu? (plz say yes)
[05:22] <Flannel> FAJ: *.deb is an example of globbing
[05:22] <FAJ> Flannel:  o ok
[05:23] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: http://apt-proxy.sourceforge.net/
[05:23] <hotdog003> gizmo: Totally. BitTorrent is a great way to efficiently distribute large files, but regardless, it still takes a long time.
[05:23] <cplab2-58> FAJ; what's -iR
[05:23] <LTL> fwaokda: theres is supposed to be a plugin for netflix, apt-cache search it
[05:23] <gizmo> yeah thats rite
[05:23] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  i dunno if you could do it over a lan,,, if all of the computers are connected,, but it looks like musikgoat|main has a apt-proxy package for you.
[05:23] <FAJ> cplab2-58:  that is install|recursive
[05:24] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: you put the mounted iso on the apt-proxy machine, then set the machines to get dl's from the local proxy, and anything the server doesn't have or is old, will get updated from the official repo
[05:24] <FAJ> musikgoat|main:  good catch!  that's a nice package.
[05:24] <musikgoat|main> its useful for slow wan
[05:24] <fwaokda> LTL, i see something for mythtv but thats it
[05:25] <Kakinho> reiniciando........
[05:26] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: you likely would want to install the packaged version, instead of building it like the site says...
[05:27] <onetinsoldier> WebcamWonder: hello. so did you get pidgin compiled and installed ok?
[05:27] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; i am going through the site...but what does building mean
[05:27] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: this may be useful https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptProxy
[05:27] <WebcamWonder> onetinsoldier: Nope. build-dep never worked. I just reverted back to 2.5.2
[05:27] <LTL> fwaokda: i see various hacks googling it, try google 'ubuntu +netflix'  doesnt look promising, yet...
[05:28] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: building is taking the source code of an application and running commands to configure it for your distribution and hardware
[05:28] <onetinsoldier> WebcamWonder: whaa? build-dep worked fine for me. hmmm
[05:28] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: as in the .deb's are pre-built packages
[05:28] <WebcamWonder> onetinsoldier: It just said failed to resolve dependencies...
[05:28] <WebcamWonder> onetinsoldier: Thanks for helping anyways!
[05:28] <onetinsoldier> WebcamWonder: huh, i wonder what that's about
[05:28] <fwaokda> LTL, ya it doesn't :(  I'd watch it through my windows on virtualbox but my sound isn't 100% working on it yet
[05:28] <KillerOrca> ok, I just cloned my ubuntu install using clonezilla, unplugged the old harddisk, booted up, and on the screen it just scrolls "GRUB, GRUB, GRUB", now what?
[05:28] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; actuually i have to make fast updations to all the systems...can you explain how to do this...i suppose going for the packages is a better idea
[05:29] <onetinsoldier> WebcamWonder: ok, you're welcome. better luck next time
[05:29] <WebcamWonder> onetinsoldier: Yeah. That was my first attempt to compile something. Disaster :D
[05:29] <LTL> KillerOrca: infinite loop, nasty.
[05:29] <LTL> KillerOrca: ctrl+c work?
[05:30] <onetinsoldier> WebcamWonder: i'm very surprised it didn't work, weird
[05:30] <KillerOrca> LTL, didn't seem to, I hit it and it just kept scrolling
[05:30] <LTL> KillerOrca: boot off a cd and peruse /boot/grub/menu.lst  ...something is amiss.
[05:30] <kitche> KillerOrca: you most likely have to reinstall grub
[05:31] <MrWindex> hey all.  quick question. what's the name of that CPU/Memory/ status program that runs as a side bar. and can I get it with apt-get?
[05:31] <hotdog003> Hey, I feel silly. There was a program that shows you the UUID of all block devices attached to your system, but I simply cannot remember it for the life of me. What was it?
[05:31] <hotdog003> MrWindex: Conky?
[05:31] <KillerOrca> LTL, well there is a little issue there, system is not fast enough for a normal livecd had to install with alternate one
[05:31] <KillerOrca> kitche, how would I reinstall grub?
[05:31] <onetinsoldier> hotdog003: blkid?
[05:31] <MrWindex> hotdog003: YES! thank you
[05:32] <hotdog003> onetinsoldier: DUDE YOU ROCK.
[05:32] <kitche> !grub > KillerOrca just follow the instructs in the link
[05:32] <dgarr>  hotdog003: ls -lR /dev/disk
[05:32] <hotdog003> Thank you.
[05:32] <LTL> hotdog003: or blkid
[05:32] <onetinsoldier> hotdog003: ok, lol. you're welcome
[05:32] <hotdog003> dgarr: Thanks. That works too.
[05:33] <neutral> LTL FAJ thank you, couldnt solve it but its late
[05:33] <neutral> have to go
[05:34] <spanther> take care :)
[05:34] <KillerOrca> kitche, not sure since I just skimmed the instructions, but does it matter which ubuntu livecd version I use?
[05:34] <LTL> neutral: sorry man
[05:34] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; you there
[05:34] <kitche> KillerOrca: shouldn't
[05:34] <neutral> LTL, no problem
[05:34] <neutral> LTL, tank you
[05:34] <neutral> thank you*
[05:35] <KillerOrca> kitche, thanks, will give it a go
[05:35] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: apt-proxy or apt-cacher are good for the slow wan, but to update all the machines, you could try just ssh'ing into each (if sshd is running) and running an update script, that should be fine if you know the ip's of the machines, and have the user privilege to update
[05:36] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; so how do i do that ssh'ing...can you explain me.....
[05:36] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; i have the priviledges
[05:36] <musikgoat|main> do you know the ip of a box you want to update?
[05:37] <musikgoat|main> ssh username@ipaddress
[05:37] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; is box--sytem
[05:38] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; is box--system
[05:38] <musikgoat|main> yes, sorry
[05:38] <hotdog003> cplab2-58: Yes, we say "box" as shorthand for "computer"
[05:38] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main, hotdog003; okk then i'll follow this stylew
[05:39] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: so...  ssh username@ipaddress sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade
[05:39] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; i know the ip addresses of all the stsetms
[05:39] <musikgoat|main> i think that'd work
[05:39] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; i know the ip addresses of all the boxes
[05:39] <musikgoat|main> ok
[05:39] <hotdog003> musikgoat|main: No, that'd run the apt-get update command on the remote box and then run the apt-get upgrade command on the local box because of the ; , I think.
[05:40] <musikgoat|main> hotdog003: yeah, your right, the ssh session will end
[05:40] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; now the box from which i m chatting with you has net connection...so from this box i have to run that coomand is it??
[05:40] <anfangs> is it OK to burn a CD iso to DVD?
[05:40] <musikgoat|main> so add the ssh username@ip before each command, separated by the ;  if you want to keep it all on one line
[05:40] <hotdog003> cplab2-58, muskigoat|main: Try ssh username@ipaddress 'sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade' with the ''s.
[05:41] <ibe> tes
[05:41] <supasteri> anyone had success with suspend and sony vaio z12?
[05:41] <musikgoat|main> hotdog003: right
[05:41] <supasteri> ibex 8.10
[05:42] <cplab2-58> hotdog003; s.  ??
[05:42] <hotdog003> cplab2-58: Sorry. What I meant was surrounding the aptitude-update and such with a single quote.
[05:42] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: you want to ssh to the system/box that you want to want to update the packages on,  but if you want the packages to be updated from the server with the iso, then you must setup apt-proxy or apt-cacher on that server first
[05:42] <hotdog003> cplab2-58: Like this. ssh username@ipaddress 'sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade'
[05:42] <LTL> cplab2-58: he meant without the quotes i think
[05:43] <musikgoat|main> no, with
[05:43] <hotdog003> LTL: No, with the single quote because the ssh session would end after the first command without.
[05:43] <LTL> cplab2-58: he mean WITH the quotes SO soorry
[05:43] <LTL> hotdog003: my bad, excuse me.
[05:44] <hotdog003> And... wait... one last thing, you don't want your password showing up on screen, so do ssh -t I guess.
[05:45] <musikgoat|main> hotdog003: good call,  and -y to the apt-get commands to have them automate and say yes to everything
[05:45] <Teey> hello
[05:45] <hotdog003> Aha.
[05:45] <musikgoat|main> ssh -t username@ipaddress 'sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade -y'
[05:46] <LTL> musikgoat|main: hotdog003 very clever!
[05:48] <musikgoat|main> now, if you really want to automate things, look up ssh keys, and setup a script to hit all the ip's with this command, but that would take some reading
[05:48] <musikgoat|main> s/look up/set up
[05:49] <\kira> Whats a program for linux that can read sqlite databases?
[05:49] <Flannel> \kira: sqlite
[05:50] <\kira> Flannel: explain please? Im trying to read the .sqlite format. Is the program called sqlite?
[05:50] <five> How do i drag and drop files from my desktop into a virtuabox of windows xp?
[05:50] <\kira> five: try installing guest additions
[05:50] <Flannel> \kira: there is.
[05:50] <\kira> Flannel: thanks
[05:50] <five> ok thnx /kira
[05:51] <\kira> five: im not sure if guest additions allows you to do that, but if it doesnt, just set up a shared folder and copy them over.
[05:51] <Ward1983> how can i find out why one of my kernels stops with a black screen?
[05:51] <\kira> five: your welcome :)
[05:51] <lasalite> can i get help?
[05:51] <CaptainMorgan> !ask | lasalite
[05:51] <lasalite> hey all
[05:51] <Flannel> !ask | lasalite
[05:52] <lasalite> ok thanks
[05:52] <\kira> Ward1983: we dont support custom kernels, just a note :)
[05:52] <musikgoat|main> mmm, CaptainMorgan, sounds good, i'll take another
[05:52] <Ward1983> \kira, so i cannot even ask how i can find out what goes wrong? its bad enough allready that there is no xen kernel in the repo's
[05:52] <lasalite> i have xubuntu, and i have java already installed, however when i visit a jre webpage , it says it isnt installed
[05:53] <\kira> Ward1983: you can ask, but dont expect support. It was just a note, I think people will tell you how to find out what went wrong, if they know, but dont hope for it.
[05:53] <lasalite> ok
[05:53] <sikun> i am trying to get my wireless working.. well at least the connectivity, i have a atheros card so the card is working. but i am trying to connect to a ad-hoc network setup on a windows machine but will not connect, the windows machine shows it connected but no signal strength
[05:53] <Ward1983> \kira, lots of ubuntu supported things here i never got an answer on so... i'm used to it
[05:54] <Phase> Whats the package with all the normal compiling tools, etc?
[05:54] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; i think i have to install ssh??
[05:54] <\kira> Ward1983: sorry I cant help you :)
[05:55] <Flannel> Phase: build-essential
[05:55] <n2diy> cplab2-58, libcdev, or something like that.
[05:55] <lasalite> phase: me?
[05:55] <hotdog003> cplab2-58: On the receiving computer, type this: sudo aptitude install openssh-server
[05:55] <Phase> Flannel, thanks
[05:55] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: alot of installs come with sshd, but you'd have to check locally if its running,  are you getting errors?
[05:55] <Ward1983> \kira, no problem, i'm jsut a bit annoyed because i jsut read there is no xen support in 8.10, and then you told me custom kernels were not supported, bad timing i guess :p
[05:55] <Flannel> musikgoat|main: No Ubuntu installs come with sshd
[05:55] <Ward1983> \kira, didn't mean anything by it
[05:56] <cplab2-58> musikgoat, hotdog003; do i have to install ssh on ther system with net and also on the recieving computers
[05:56] <\kira> Ward1983: well, good luck :) Im sure there is other channels (or forums) that might be able to help you
[05:56] <Ward1983> \kira, im allready in #linux aswell, but thought i'd ask here too since i use ubuntu
[05:56] <\kira> Ward1983: yea, I do that too :D
[05:56] <musikgoat|main> Flannel: sorry, guess i've just expected it
[05:57] <n2diy> Ward1983, \kira tyr #kernel?
[05:57] <n2diy> try
[05:57] <LTL> cplab2-58: you need openssh-server on all boxes
[05:57] <Ward1983> n2diy, didnt even know it existed, but isnt that overkill? lol
[05:58] <cplab2-58> LTL; is that the only thing???
[05:58] <acecase> when I boot the liveCD then run the install, do I get the same modules, etc that are available on the LiveCD or just what it needed for my system?
[05:58] <LTL> cplab2-58: thats also the package name for client-server package
[05:58] <hotdog003> cplab2-58: SSH lets you log in to other computers. That should be all you need.
[05:58] <LTL> cplab2-58: it should run upon install
[05:59] <n2diy> Ward1983, well if your playing with a kernel, that's where I would go. Your playing a long shot here, no?
[05:59] <cplab2-58> LTL, hotdog003; so i just need ssh and ssh-sever..
[05:59] <Ward1983> n2diy, i allready asked :)
[05:59] <Ward1983> n2diy, its just a kernel from a deb i didnt compile it
[05:59] <LTL> hotdog003: doesnt he need sshd running on all boxes?
[05:59] <five> it says failed to download the guest additions iso, is there another way to get it
[05:59] <Ward1983> n2diy, compiling will be for tomorrow is nobody can help me :p
[05:59] <Ward1983> if
[06:00] <acecase> I want to install ubuntu, add some packages, and turn that into a new LiveCD, but I'm afraid I won't have the great hardware support by default that the ubuntu LiveCD has.
[06:00] <n2diy> Ward1983, ok, I'm late to the game here, why do you think the kernel is your problem?
[06:00] <lukeekblad> Hello, I just downloaded Savage2Install-1.5.0-i686(2).bin onto my desktop but I dont know how to run it.  Can someone please tell me how?  thanks
[06:00] <cplab2-58> LTL, hotdog003; ssh has dependencies on openssh-client, openssh-sever
[06:00] <Ward1983> n2diy, because only that specific kernel doesnt boot (its a xen kernel, not from the repos)
[06:00] <hotdog003> LTL: Yes, he does. SSHD should be running.
[06:01] <Ward1983> n2diy, well i mean it boots fine but stops with a black screen, but doesnt crash
[06:01] <hotdog003> cplab2-58: That's normal.
[06:01] <LTL> cplab2-58: package openssh-server installs client and server, i believe you need the server running on all boxes.
[06:01] <acecase> lukeekblad you don't. it is an image. you mount/burn the image. Don't know what Savage2Install is
[06:01] <giganto> hi all, i installed wordpress via apt but i can't seem to find / launch it
[06:02] <n2diy> Ward1983, ok, not familiar with Xen, but I have had problems with insuffecient ram doing that to me.
[06:02] <lukeekblad> acecase:   well, thats the name of the file.  Its a game called savage 2
[06:02] <Ward1983> n2diy, 4GB , 64bit :p
[06:02] <cplab2-58> LTL; so i just need to select ssh and the others get installed
[06:02] <LTL> cplab2-58: get them both with one package, standard procedure.
[06:02] <acecase> lukeekblad if it's a game then you will want to burn it to a disk or mount the image to install it
[06:02] <n2diy> Ward1983, ummm, ok! :)
[06:02] <Aframester> do i appear registered yet
[06:02] <Starnestommy> Aframester: registered where?
[06:02] <LTL> cplab2-58: openssh-server package has all you need.
[06:03] <Aframester> oh my nick
[06:03] <Starnestommy> Aframester: no
[06:03] <sleepy_cat> can u play win98 games in ubuntu 8.04
[06:03] <acecase> lukeekblad google [burn ".bin" images]
[06:03] <Ward1983> n2diy, could it be it doesnt support that xrandr thing? (i didnt even know about it since a few days ago0
[06:03] <n2diy> Ward1983, and I have had problems with mixed, unmatched ram?
[06:03] <Somali-Pirate> #trivia???
[06:03] <woody86> When setting up multiple computers with f@h do I need to spcify machine1, machine2, etc in the setup or does it not matter?
[06:03] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[06:03] <Ward1983> n2diy, no the ram is perfectly fine :) they are matched
[06:03] <n2diy> Ward1983, never heard of xrandr?
[06:04] <silv3r_m00n> can quanta be configured such that... it keeps a local copy of files and upon request it uploads it to the ftp server ?
[06:04] <LTL> Aframester: freenode will email an activation notice before you can login.
[06:04] <acecase> I have to ask myself why some of these people are running linux. Didn't windows come with the puter they got for their birthday?
[06:04] <Aframester> ok thx
[06:04] <n2diy> Ward1983, ok, can't add anything now? GL.
[06:04] <giganto> hi all, i installed wordpress via apt but can't seem to find it anywhere, where would it be located??
[06:04] <Ward1983> n2diy, something new since 8.10, apperantly xorg.conf is not beign used anymore or something (thats what someone told me)
[06:05] <hotdog003> giganto: http://localhost/wordpress, perhaps?
[06:05] <Starnestommy> Aframester: you need to do it using the steps at http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#nicksetup and you need to pay attention to any error messages you get from nickserv
[06:05] <Ward1983> n2diy, i dunno what you mean by that
[06:05] <cplab2-58> LTL; this has to be installed on all systems?
[06:05] <hotdog003> giganto: You could always to dpkg -L wordpress to see what files that package installed.
[06:05] <hotdog003> cplab2-58: Yes, if you want to do it remotely.
[06:05] <n2diy> Ward1983, GL, good luck, I'm stumped.
[06:05] <LTL> cplab2-58: im afraid so, no other way to do it.
[06:05] <Ward1983> n2diy, ah sure thanx anyway
[06:05] <n2diy> Ward1983, GL
[06:06] <cplab2-58> LTL; ya i am doing that
[06:06] <Ward1983> n2diy, thanx
[06:06] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58: i guess that goes back to your original problem,  have you checked if the lan machines are accepting connections?
[06:06] <Aframester>  /msg nickserv register 35007 Aframester
[06:06] <Aframester> dang
[06:06] <Starnestommy> Aframester: never put spaces before the /
[06:06] <Aframester> i give up
[06:06] <wrc> helloooo
[06:06] <sikun> i cannot connect to a windows ad-hoc network.. the ubuntu machine attempts to connect then fails, on the windows machine it shows it is connected but says no signal.. what would be wrong?
[06:06] <Starnestommy> Aframester: and it's /msg nickserv register your-password your-email
[06:07] <Aframester> thx
[06:07] <n2diy> Ward1983, thanx: tnx
[06:07] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; but without ssh i dont think we can connect
[06:07] <LTL> Ward1983: if its a fresh install of 8.10, then xserver.xorg isnt used, from what i gather, upgraded versions still use it
[06:08] <LTL> Ward1983: intrepid updated my xorg.conf so thats a fact.
[06:08] <Ward1983> LTL, that makes it even more confusing! :o
[06:08] <musikgoat|main> have you checked? do you know if whoever installed the systems may have installed the ssh server package?
[06:09] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; wait a sec please...i m checking it out
[06:09] <LTL> Ward1983: 8.10 fresh install doesnt need xorg.conf, upgrading prior versions of ubuntu will continue to use it.
[06:10] <lukeekblad> ace2001ac8:   so I actually have the mount the game to a disk to play it?
[06:10] <nDevastator> are there any virtualization softwares out there for 8.04 that don't cost $$$
[06:10] <nDevastator> that allow use of an existing partition
[06:10] <LTL> cplab2-58: on any remote box do a netstat -tunap  if port 22 is listening, sshd is running youre good to go.
[06:10] <n8tuser> nDevastator-> time is money, so none
[06:11] <hotdog003> nDevastator: QEMU
[06:11] <Aframester> now did it work?
[06:11] <hotdog003> But it's slow
[06:11] <nDevastator> !QEMU
[06:11] <hotdog003> sssslllloooowwww
[06:11] <Starnestommy> Aframester: yes
[06:11] <hotdog003> Maybe libvirt could do that. I'm not sure.
[06:11] <LTL> Aframester: your logged in ok.
[06:11] <Starnestommy> hotdog003: not with kqemu or if it's kvm
[06:11] <Aframester> lolz thx for ur help
[06:11] <Ward1983> LTL, as i said: thats even more confusing (yet i understand)
[06:11] <hotdog003> Starnestommy: True, but those only work for the high-end Intel and AMD chips.
[06:11] <sleepy_cat> is there any way to get the windows 98 game ro run on ubuntu
[06:11] <Starnestommy> Aframester: by the way, for help with freenode the best channel is #freenode
[06:11] <Aframester> thx
[06:12] <Starnestommy> hotdog003: they work on a relatively low-end AMD chip that I got last year
[06:12] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; i am booting the system...and i'll teel you
[06:13] <cplab2-58_> musikgoat|main; i am booting the system...and i'll just tell you
[06:13] <musikgoat|main> ok
[06:13] <nDevastator> !grep
[06:13] <LTL> Ward1983: its all about running x windows, the hal daemon makes the settings, so a configuration file isn't needed.
[06:14] <cplab2-58_> musikgoat|main; i tried it...it says connectiosn refused
[06:14] <Ward1983> LTL, still i allways had to use xorg.conf so its confusing for me
[06:14] <cplab2-58_> musikgoat|main; i tried it...it says connection refused
[06:14] <LTL> Ward1983: did you upgrade from hardy to intrepid?
[06:15] <cplab2-58_> musikgoat|main; i tried it...it says connection refused
[06:15] <woody86> Can anyone help me out? My 64bit machine keeps on dropping the network connection, and requires a reboot to be able to connect again. I only have a minute or two before it drops the connection, so I can't even run the updater.
[06:15] <justizin> hello, I have IPMI KVM access to our managed / hosted server, and the provider gives us a Windows client.  As IPMI is a standard, I wonder if there are any f/oss, esp linux viewers avail.  in ubuntu repos would be a super plus to make my netbook a killer utility rather effortlessly :)
[06:15] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58_: ok, i saw your messages
[06:15] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[06:16] <Brack10> hi I'm having trouble with server 2008 on vbox so I added the repo to my software sources to get the latest version, but my synaptic is not showing the latest version after updating.  Could someone please help?
[06:16] <LTL> cplab2-58_: one thing even if its running you need to use a login switch to an existing account on that remote box
[06:16] <musikgoat|main> cplab2-58_: , so you'd need to install openssh-server then to allow access from a central place...
[06:16] <justizin> woody86: what kind of conn?  any reason you'd think this problem is particular to 64bit-ness?
[06:16] <silv3r_m00n> i need help on quanta plus (webdev tool) how can i keep a local folder for a site and upload it when needed ... ?
[06:16] <LTL> cplab2-58_: example ssh -l user ip-address or you get refused.
[06:16] <silv3r_m00n> like dreamweaver
[06:17] <cplab2-58_> musikgoat|main, LTL; ssh username@ipaddress sudo apt-get update     this was the command that i had run
[06:17] <woody86> justizin, well it worked fine when I installed 32 bit to test it out, then I installed 64 bit and it's buggy
[06:17] <LTL> cplab2-58_: that should work, sshd must not be installed/running
[06:17] <woody86> justizin, it's a 64 bit machine' fyi
[06:18] <LTL> cplab2-58_: sshd is the server daemon
[06:18] <cplab2-58_> LTL; so i need openssh-sever..i am going to install it
[06:18] <LTL> cplab2-58_: affirmative
[06:18] <woody86> justizin, and it's a wireless connection
[06:19] <Ward1983> LTL, no fresh install, i have no problems with my graphics
[06:19] <LTL> Ward1983: yeah, forget xorg.conf, you dont need/use it anymore.
[06:20] <cplab2-58_> LTL; hey where can i get these package files...so that i dont have to download for every box
[06:21] <LTL> cplab2-58_: note- you need that package on every single box....eek.
[06:22] <cplab2-58_> LTL; ya... so instead of downloading i can use the packages on every system
[06:22] <LTL> cplab2-58_: http://packages.ubuntu.com
[06:22] <muhammad><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[06:23] <_hase> Hi I just bought a new MP3 player, an apparently it only plays video files that are in .smv format, but I have not been able to find anything that will convert avis to smvs
[06:23] <Aframester> im new to ubuntu and linux in general can anyone suggest some good reading
[06:23] <Aframester> im tired on MS
[06:24] <_hase> Can ffmpeg be used to convert avis to smvs the way it works with mpegs or no?
[06:24] <hotdog003> Aframester: A book called "How Linux Works" is pretty sweet. You could look up Wikipedia, perhaps the Ubuntu community documentation.
[06:24] <hotdog003> The best way to learn is by doing.
[06:24] <Flannel> Aframester: help.ubuntu.com
[06:25] <LTL> Aframester: start here- https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/index.html
[06:25] <Aframester> im doing (fingers crossed)
[06:25] <Aframester> thx
[06:25] <_hase> I found a freeware windows program that supposedly does this but I hate wine with a passion
[06:25] <lasts> I'm having some problems with my keyboard/mouse after an upgrade to ubuntu intrepid. For the keyboard: altgr and left/down keys are not responding; for the mouse: no more copy/paste with the middle click. I've tried to change the keyboard and mouse config using the gui, but no success (105 keys already, so...). Any ideas?
[06:27] <LTL> lasts: try system - preferences - keyboard, or system -admin - hardware testing
[06:27] <LTL> lasts: disable effects first
[06:27] <lasts> effects are disabled; I've tried the first
[06:27] <woody86> Can anyone help me out? My 64bit machine keeps on dropping the network connection, and requires a reboot to be able to connect again. I only have a minute or two before it drops the connection, so I can't even run the updater.
[06:28] <lasts> the second one is only sending infos to the developpers, no?
[06:28] <LTL> lasts: dpkg-reconfigure keyboard [might work] in a terminal
[06:28] <lasts> ok
[06:29] <lasts> hum
[06:29] <lasts> well, keyboard is not a package :D
[06:29] <krazyfingerz47> i have no sound, anyone helps?
[06:29] <LTL> lasts: check here- https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InputDevices
[06:29] <lasts> thanks
[06:30] <n8tuser> woody86-> would you mind switching back to 32bit?
[06:30] <lianimator> if I set my nvidia card to run on full speed (highest frequency), does turning off compiz reduce memory consumption?
[06:32] <LTL> lianimator: turning off compiz saves memory no doubt about it.
[06:32] <LTL> lianimator: not to mention cpu also.
[06:32] <lianimator> *oops, I meant battery consumption..
[06:33] <lasts> hmm LTL, the wiki doesn't help
[06:33] <LTL> lianimator: battery, i would guess, some, yes.
[06:34] <lianimator> I've set my nvidia to always run on full speed.
[06:34] <lasts> I'm not trying to use special keys, just traditional keys
[06:34] <lianimator> (workaround to flash screen problem)
[06:34] <peaces> my laptop never overheated when i had windows installed, but now since i have switched to ubuntu it does quite a bit.  Is there a way to increase the rpms on my fan or some other setting i can change to fix this?
[06:34] <lasts> before the upgrade to ubuntu intrepid, they were working..
[06:35] <obf213> hey im trying to change with plug ins my firefox uses i downloaed the mplayer ones and the vlc ones, when i go to options then applications, i dont see any of the vlc ones, so i want to add them as a thirdy option, however when ever i find the plugin file and select it, it never gets added.
[06:35] <obf213> before i installed the mplayer files vlc was the other options listed besides the defualt
[06:37] <Brack10> ok so I'm trying to install vbox 2.1.0 so I added the software source and did sudo apt-get install virtualbox-2.1 which worked ifne
[06:37] <Brack10> fine*
[06:37] <LTL> lasts: HAL probably commented the keyboard/mouse configs out of /etc/X11/xorg.conf take a peek at it.
[06:37] <Brack10> but now I can't start it
[06:37] <Brack10> virtualbox and virtualbox-2.1 do nothing
[06:37] <maco> Brack10: dont forget to install the kernel modules
[06:37] <lasts> yeah, it did LTL
[06:37] <Brack10> maco: I did
[06:37] <lasts> but I don't what is HAL or how to config it
[06:37] <maco> Brack10: ok. then i have no idea.
[06:37] <Brack10> do I need virtualbox-ose?
[06:37] <maco> Brack10: that's an older version of vbox
[06:37] <Brack10> I'm using non-free
[06:37] <lasts> the /etc/hal/ is kinda empty
[06:37] <Brack10> ok
[06:38] <maco> Brack10: -ose is the free one
[06:38] <Tonno> Hi everyone, I am looking for a program that let me transfer file to other user, I mean... I have the amsn, but the transfer is to slowly to the other user, so I want a program that let me transfer that file to that one "user".... just like a torrent, is there is one?
[06:38] <maco> Brack10: but the version of it in the repos is older
[06:38] <Brack10> so virtualbox in the terminal should work then?
[06:38] <zamaran> donde carajo hay alguna mierda de chat en castellano con esta poronga?
[06:38] <peaces> is there a way to increase my fan rpm's or any other setting i could change to stop my laptop from overheating so much?
[06:38] <_hase> Ok well through googling and the ubuntu forums I found something that should hopefully work called smv_encode
[06:38] <maco> Brack10: you can see if it throws any errors
[06:38] <Brack10> The program 'virtualbox' is currently not installed.  You can install it by typing:
[06:38] <maco> peaces: check that your thermal compound hasn't dried up
[06:38] <LTL> lasts: well, hal is messing you up. other than tweaking xorg.conf i don't have an answer.
[06:39] <maco> Brack10: maybe it has another command name?
[06:39] <peaces> maco: its a laptop
[06:39] <Brack10> virtualbox-2.1 is already the newest version.
[06:39] <maco> peaces: so?
[06:39] <zamaran> nadie entendio una verga no?
[06:39] <lasts> LTL, can I remove HAL ? :)
[06:39] <zamaran> ok chao!!!
[06:39] <LTL> lasts: absolutely not
[06:39] <peaces> maco: a new on at that.  And I have no idea how to check that on a laptop
[06:39] <b3z3rk3r> anyone in here familiar with synergy
[06:39] <gizmo> can i serve mp3 dcc in Xchat?
[06:39] <maco> peaces: open up the bottom, unscrew the heatsink, and look
[06:39] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r:  i use it
[06:39] <maco> peaces: unless it's a macbook, you should be able to see it
[06:40] <LTL> gizmo: you can send
[06:40] <gizmo> i mean like serving people..
[06:40] <Tonno> Hi everyone, I am looking for a program that let me transfer file to other user, I mean... I have the amsn, but the transfer is to slowly to the other user, so I want a program that let me transfer that file to that one "user".... just like a torrent, is there is one?
[06:40] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, im looking to setup a windows/ubuntu synergy but im failing quite bad :P  any ideas?
[06:40] <gizmo> whos request song..
[06:40] <obf213> any ideas about this plug in thing? after i removed mplayer plugin VLC pluging showed up as alternative to defaults however before when i tried to add VLC manually it didn't work
[06:40] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r: sorry don't care about windows can't help there
[06:40] <peaces> maco: i would consider that but its only 3 months old, and i never had any overheating with windows
[06:41] <maco> peaces: oh.  maybe you can get the cpu to run at a lower speed?
[06:41] <LTL> gizmo: i'm not that familiar with xchat, it may be scriptable.
[06:41] <Tonno> Hi everyone, I am looking for a program that let me transfer file to other user, I mean... I have the amsn, but the transfer is to slowly to the other user, so I want a program that let me transfer that file to that one "user".... just like a torrent, is there is one?
[06:41] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, ok.. how about linux/linux setup? i can adapt for windows as it has a good gui unlike linux
[06:41] <maco> peaces: im not sure how to force a max speed on the cpu. if  you install powertop, you can see what apps are causing the most power usage (and thus the most heat)
[06:41] <muhammad> halo
[06:41] <asanhunt> hello
[06:42] <Guest36679> halo
[06:42] <Guest36679> hai
[06:42] <maco> Tonno: dropbox?
[06:42] <Guest36679> jablai
[06:42] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r: there is quicksynergy a gui for synergy in the repos if you need a gui. put that on the server. run synergyc HOST on the client.
[06:42] <maco> Tonno: its an online storage thing with a desktop client
[06:43] <Guest36679> wah
[06:43] <commander_> hi guys
[06:43] <Guest36679> hii
[06:43] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, so after i have the server setup, i just run synergyc (client side) and voila?
[06:43] <commander_> why doesn't cheese work on ubuntu 8.10?
[06:43] <WebGuest> hey can someone help me out with what I am assuming to be a GRUB problem?  I just installed ubuntu with an existing windows xp pro x4 install for dualbooting.  The ubuntu installation went without a hitch, no errors but when I rebooted after the install my computer just automatically booted windows xp.
[06:43] <commander_> the webcam software
[06:44] <Guest36679> dont have
[06:44] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r: in the quicksynergy - if you are using the gui - put the client name in the appropriate location. If you don't use the gui, you need to edit the config files yourself. They are pretty straight forward. then yes, it's just a voila. keyboard/mouse/clipboard will be "shared"
[06:44] <simpleos> This remind anyone of Cthulthu? http://saltaquarium.about.com/library/graphics/cuttleeatinggoldfishDunlop_400.JPG
[06:44] <simpleos> sorry for riduciolsy long link
[06:44] <asanhunt> I am interested in some help with Ubuntu setup... I'm trying to learn how to "enable" my currently disabled wlan0
[06:45] <simpleos> soory! wrong window!
[06:45] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, also, how do i get it to start automatically from adding synergy as a session? synergyc right?
[06:45] <obf213> how do i tell firefox to use already installed plugins?
[06:45] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r: sure, just launch the appropriate commands at startup. "synergyc HOST" will be from the client.
[06:46] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, great thx, il give it a go now!  :)
[06:47] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r: good luck!
[06:47] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, ty :P
[06:47] <nDevastator> help my system just powered off unexpectedly and now my screen resolution is messed up and my normal resolutions arent available
[06:47] <hashbrowns> hey can someone help me out with what I am assuming to be a GRUB problem?  I just installed ubuntu with an existing windows xp pro x4 install for dualbooting.  The ubuntu installation went without a hitch, no errors but when I rebooted after the install my computer just automatically booted windows xp.
[06:48] <pikke> i kissed the rains down in aaaaafrica
[06:48] <pikke> sorry, wrong window
[06:49] <hashbrowns> x64 **
[06:49] <LTL> hashbrowns: read /boot/grub/menu.lst  does chainloader appear at the bottom along with title and xp windows
[06:49] <Suhail> doesn't apt-get create a /etc/mysql dir for you with a default my.cnf file?
[06:50] <hashbrowns> LTL: when i tried to open that file via a terminal session on the live CD,  cd /boot/grub said that it didnt exist
[06:50] <nDevastator> anyone know why an unexpected power off might cause my screen resolution to change
[06:50] <cQ> i think ubuntu will crash hardware.who can support this?
[06:51] <quik__> is ubuntu 8.10 considered stable?
[06:51] <quik__> compared to 8.04LTS
[06:51] <Ricket> cQ: PEBKAC
[06:51] <cQ> ubuntu not stable
[06:51] <ushimitsudoki> quik__: It was a bit flaky for me right after the upgrade, but now is perfectly fine
[06:51] <yaris123456789> hey guys when i run test.pl in command line it works, but whe i run it in browser, it throws 500 internal server error.......
[06:51] <LTL> hashbrowns: if you were looking at the ubuntu partition, i'd say you need to fix grub
[06:52] <obf213> hey this is pretty rediculous. to get a plug in to work i had to uninstall the plugins that superceded it.
[06:52] <quik__> ushimitsudoki: as a desktop?
[06:52] <obf213> this means to get the vlc plugin to work i had to remove all the totem ones etc
[06:52]  * quik__ will be running server
[06:52] <ushimitsudoki> quik__: yes main desktop
[06:52] <obf213> any ideas as to why this is? why i couldnt simply add the vlc plugins to firefox since they were already downloaded?
[06:52] <cQ> i openmy laptop,then i can hear the long "bep" sound.play song then can hear " bizz" or something from speaker.
[06:53] <Ricket> quik__: i'd say it's probably safe to assume each official release of ubuntu is more stable than the previous release, in general. software typically progresses towards more stable as time goes on... microsoft being the exception, of course.
[06:53] <quik__> wrong button :)
[06:53] <Ricket> cQ: i'd say that's a personal problem. have you spoken with tech support? software is not going to ruin hardware, that's not really possible.
[06:54] <nDevastator> okay so after reboot my screen resolutions are back... before reboot it showed my ndivia drivers as active though
[06:54] <hashbrowns> LTL: how can I ensure that I am looking at the ubuntu partition on my hdd and not my CD? maybe im looking at my CD since im using the live cd, pwd returns /home/ubuntu if that helps at all.
[06:54] <KillerOrca> I cloned  my ubuntu install to a new hdd, took out the old one, rebooted, got an infinite loop, reinstalled grub, thought it worked, but now when I boot I am stuck on a blue colored screen
[06:54] <nDevastator> also should i install my driver if it didnt auto detect it ?
[06:54] <simon_b> hi all
[06:54] <cplab2-58> musikgoat|main; i have installed this on 1 other box and this box also.... now can you repeat the command again
[06:55] <simon_b> could someone comment: is this fstab OK: http://www.pastebin.ca/1291769 ??
[06:55] <LTL> hashbrowns: i've never used a livecd, but it sounds like you're in the right place. during install did it verify another OS existed?
[06:56] <cQ> open firefox for browsing on ubuntu is bad :(..slow to move arow down.even in xp is ok but ubuntu,just small flash,it becoming lag..
[06:56] <draven> if i'm doing an install on a system already raided do i need 8.10 server or alternate?
[06:56] <blah569> Whenever I download the Flash Player 10 .deb file, and I attempt to install it, I receive "Incorrect Architecture: i368"  I can not find any other file that does not give me this error message.
[06:56] <hashbrowns> LTL: yes, it allowed me to choose what I would like to import from my windows installation,  Things like desktop images, my documents folder, etc.
[06:57] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: you are on amd64?
[06:57] <draven> blah569, do you know what architecture you installed for your base os?
[06:57] <blah569> I am not completely sure.
[06:57] <blah569> draven:  I am not completely sure
[06:57] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: uname -a
[06:58] <LTL> hashbrowns: i think you need to run grub-install, but you better ask some more.
[06:58] <blah569> draven:  x86_64 GNU/Linux
[06:59] <blah569> Thanks, ushimitsudoki.
[06:59] <cplab2-58> LTL; i have installed it on a system. can you tell me the command to connect
[06:59] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: get native alpha here: http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/flashplayer10.html
[06:59] <asanhunt> How do I enable wlan0?
[06:59] <hashbrowns> LTL: what harm can come from just going ahead and running grub-install?
[07:00] <KillerOrca> how do I find out what my hard drive is 'hda1, etc'?
[07:00] <cplab2-58> LTL; i have installed ssh...now i need the command to connect the systems
[07:00] <amuro> hi how to install skype in dell mini?
[07:00] <LTL> cplab2-58: ssh username@ip-address  [the username must exist on the target host + its password
[07:00] <amuro> the one in skype.com said invalid
[07:00] <nDevastator> whats the best way to install lamp on 8.04
[07:00] <cplab2-58> LTL; the target is this box from which i am talking to you
[07:01] <nDevastator> apt ?
[07:01] <LTL> cplab2-58: ssh localhost
[07:01] <nDevastator> and just install the seperate or is there still a lamp repo
[07:01] <cplab2-58> LTL; so i have to run this command from the other system which needs the update??
[07:01] <blah569> Gah, the links on that page as well do not work.
[07:01] <nDevastator> !LAMP
[07:01] <amuro> anyone can help my ubuntu problem?
[07:02] <woody86> Can anyone help me out? My 64bit machine keeps on dropping the network connection, and requires a reboot to be able to connect again. I only have a minute or two before it drops the connection, so I can't even run the updater.
[07:02] <LTL> cplab2-58: from another box you ssh yourname@your-ip
[07:02] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: yes they do. i have installed flash on amd64 there a dozen times. describe the problem.
[07:02] <n8tuser> woody86-> would you mind switching back to 32bit?
[07:02] <blah569> What would I launch the (*.so) file with?
[07:02] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: ah no no ... you don't launch it
[07:02] <cplab2-58> LTL; yes connected...now how do i make the update
[07:02] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: read here for how i did it: http://meandubuntu.wordpress.com/2008/11/18/real-64-bit-flash-on-amd64/
[07:02] <LTL> cplab2-58: use scp to copy file[s] uses the same ssh protocol
[07:02] <n8tuser> blah569-> some you can, but not all *.so
[07:03] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, im back.. :(
[07:03] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: basically you just need to copy the .so to ~/.mozilla/plugins/ but there are some additional points
[07:03] <cplab2-58> LTL; copy file; i have to update the synaptic manager and install the packages which this box has installed
[07:04] <blah569> ushimitsudoki:  Ahhh, thanks.
[07:04] <KillerOrca> how do i find the label for my hard drive, hda1, hdb etc?
[07:04] <hashbrowns> I'm having problems dualbooting windows xp pro x64 and ubuntu 8.10 64-bit.  The ubuntu install went allright, no errors.  After the reboot though, my computer just automatically booted my windows installation without any prompt to choose which OS I would like to boot.  How do I fix this?
[07:04] <LTL> cplab2-58: you lost me
[07:04] <Slart> KillerOrca: gparted might be able to help you
[07:04] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: no problem. big point to keep in mind is that you are manually installing this shared library. so when the real native package (.deb) comes out, you might want to un-do everything you are doing now.
[07:04] <KillerOrca> Slart, there is some command, I just can't remember it
[07:05] <cplab2-58> LTL; ??
[07:05] <b3z3rk3r> hey ushimitsudoki i know you're busy here, was hoping u'd help me with the client side commands for synergy???
[07:05] <Slart> KillerOrca: there are many many commands.. sudo blkid is another
[07:05] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r: sure if i can
[07:05] <Slart> KillerOrca: or lshw, ls /dev/hd*, fdisk -l
[07:05] <n8tuser> woody86-> why are you not responding?
[07:05] <cplab2-58> LTL; i didnt get you..
[07:06] <LTL> cplab2-58: you have the openssh-server deb on your box? right
[07:06] <blah569> ushlimitsudoki:  Ah ok, thanks.
[07:06] <amuro> how to install skype?, sudo apt-get install skype gives me error
[07:06] <cplab2-58> LTL; ya
[07:06] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, ok... im currently just putting "synergyc" into the terminal
[07:06] <cplab2-58> LTL; hey i just got a call...will be back
[07:06] <Slart> !skype
[07:06] <cplab2-58> LTL; can you wait
[07:06] <amuro> i have a dell mini 9
[07:06] <LTL> cplab2-58: and you ssh'd into your box from another box,,,right?
[07:06] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, im getting a "server name required" back
[07:06] <amuro> maybe this is the problem?
[07:06] <cplab2-58> LTL; yah
[07:06] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r: no no ... you have to put "synergyc HOST" where HOST is like <IP_ADDRESS> or your computer name, or some other thing so the client knows where to look
[07:06] <hashbrowns> I'm having problems dualbooting windows xp pro x64 and ubuntu 8.10 64-bit.  The ubuntu install went allright, no errors.  After the reboot though, my computer just automatically booted my windows installation without any prompt to choose which OS I would like to boot.  How do I fix this?
[07:07] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, .ah ha!!!
[07:07] <KillerOrca> Slart, thanks, trying to reinstall gru from inside ubuntu,
[07:07] <cplab2-58> LTL; can you  please wait...i have to attend a call..please dont mind
[07:07] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, hehe thx.. :)
[07:07] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r: for example, my server name is "apollo" .. I can "ping apollo", so I use "synergyc apollo"
[07:07] <LTL> cplab2-58: is the package in /home/your-name-user/
[07:07] <KillerOrca> Slart, well that was it, but I cannot get the command ./grub to work
[07:08] <Slart> KillerOrca: are you following some kind of howto?
[07:08] <Slart> !grub | KillerOrca
[07:08] <hashbrowns> anyone here good at troubleshooting dualboot problems?
[07:08] <b3z3rk3r> ushimitsudoki, that seems to be accepted now. thankyou!
[07:09] <Slart> hashbrowns: you won't know until you actually describe your problem
[07:09] <KillerOrca> yeah, that is the one, the first link, that I am following, now I just get a blue screen that won't let me do anything
[07:09] <Slart> hashbrowns: questions like that rarely get any answers
[07:09] <ushimitsudoki> b3z3rk3r: Hooray! quite welcome
[07:09] <buttercups> hashbrowns, give this a try , http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[07:09] <hashbrowns> I'm having problems dualbooting windows xp pro x64 and ubuntu 8.10 64-bit.  The ubuntu install went allright, no errors.  After the reboot though, my computer just automatically booted my windows installation without any prompt to choose which OS I would like to boot.  How do I fix this?
[07:09] <hashbrowns> slart: what more information can I add?
[07:10] <KillerOrca> Slart, I followed the guide but when I reboot I get a blue screen, nothing else happens, any ideas?
[07:10] <Slart> KillerOrca: you've done this, right? "then change directory to your installation sbin and run grub from there "
[07:10] <nDevastator> how do i create a new user since the option is greyed out in users
[07:11] <nDevastator> i assume i need to login as root to do that maybe
[07:11] <Slart> hashbrowns: that looks alright to me.. it's probably a grub problem
[07:11] <KillerOrca> Slart, I did the ./grub it said command not found
[07:11] <Slart> hashbrowns: it was the "Anyone here good at..."-question I commented on =)
[07:12] <EruditeHermit> hi, whenever I try to change the time in gnome by right clicking adjust date/time in the gnome panel, it reverts back to the old time after a restart. Can anyone help me to stop this from happening?
[07:12] <n8tuser> nDevastator -> man useradd
[07:12] <Aframester> are there any programs that are as strong as photoshop or illustrator
[07:12] <hashbrowns> Slart: sorry, its just i posted that a few times earlier to no avail at getting some response so i changed my post just a little.
[07:12] <Slart> KillerOrca: did you change directory to /usr/sbin/ before trying to run ./grub?
[07:12] <timecist> umm, set time with ntp
[07:12] <theatrus> Aframester, the closest matches are gimp and inkscape
[07:12] <nDevastator> n8tuser, tyvm
[07:12] <n8tuser> nDevastator -> and yes you have to have root priviledge
[07:12] <siimo> anyone got nvidia drivers + flash 10  and get a Firefox crash when going "full screen" on YouTube?  :-(
[07:12] <theatrus> Aframester, if you use all the features of both illustrator and photoshop, you'll find holes in both
[07:13] <Slart> hashbrowns: did you install ubuntu first, then windows? or the other way around?
[07:13] <KillerOrca> Slart, I did, at least I thought
[07:13] <Aframester> not entirely
[07:13] <EruditeHermit> timecist: but I want to change it manually when I change location
[07:13] <hashbrowns> Slart: windows then ubuntu
[07:13] <Aframester> theatrus: not entirely
[07:13] <Slart> hashbrowns: did you chose not to install grub during the installation?
[07:13] <theatrus> then they might be adequte enough for your purposes :)
[07:13] <kiyiko> wondering if dualboot with xp, how hard it would be to have both os's use the same music, pictures, documents, and maybe even the same dasktop folders?
[07:14] <ari_stress> !gpg
[07:14] <ushimitsudoki> siimo: looks like i can fullscreen with no problems
[07:14] <Slart> KillerOrca: because then you shouldn't have gotten that error, unless you've done something bad to your ubuntu install
[07:14] <woody86> Can anyone help me out? My 64bit machine keeps on dropping the network connection, and requires a reboot to be able to connect again. I only have a minute or two before it drops the connection, so I can't even run the updater.
[07:14] <timecist> ugh, i don't like people from different time periods or different time zones :(
[07:14] <Aframester> theatrus: are there any similar programs that can be used in ubuntu
[07:14] <n8tuser> kiyiko -> the problem is windows could not easily read ext3 file system, there are workaroudns
[07:14] <n8tuser> woody86-> why are you not responding?
[07:14] <n8tuser> woody86 -> would you mind switching back to 32bit?
[07:14] <hashbrowns> Slart: well the option never came up but I think I did install grub cause on the last page of the install process there was this "advanced" button I clicked on.  I didn't change anything but install grub was checked.
[07:14] <KillerOrca> Slart, I'm going to redo it, see if the same thing happens
[07:15] <Slart> !grub | hashbrowns: take a look at the first link here
[07:15] <Slart> KillerOrca: sure, let me know how it goes
[07:15] <kiyiko> am i able to install ubuntu on a ntfs filesystem, without wubi?
[07:16] <Slart> kiyiko: nope
[07:16] <woody86> n8tuser, I had been running 32 bit for a while and didn't have this problem, but I'd really like to get 64 bit working
[07:16] <nDevastator> n8tuser, im not really sure what groups i would put them in
[07:16] <gizmo> is it normal if d/l using bittorent with long time?
[07:16] <Slart> kiyiko: the system drive needs to be on something a bit linux friendlier
[07:16] <n8tuser> nDevastator -> you can create a new group
[07:16] <siimo> ushimitsudoki:  found something related https://blog.kevintowes.ca/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?forumid=72&catid=675&threadid=1399471&enterthread=y
[07:16] <woody86> n8tuser, is 8.04 64bit more "stable" than 8.10?
[07:16] <Slart> gizmo: it might be... depending on what you're downloading etc..
[07:16] <nDevastator> n8tuser, i just want an account for my family to use so they dont mess anything up.. so browse net and save / edit files in their directory
[07:17] <KillerOrca> Slart, still gives me the no such file or directory when I do ./grub, but it might be because I am in root mode maybe
[07:17] <Kartagis> i have a problem. i have a toshiba a200-1m4 laptop. sound comes from both speakers and headphones. any help?
[07:17] <gizmo> Slart,  im d/l movie..
[07:17] <gizmo> so its normal..:)
[07:17] <n8tuser> woody86 -> you would not gain much using 64bit from my understanding, most apps are still 32 bit
[07:18] <n8tuser> nDevastator -> so create a user1  in group user1,    create the group in   /etc/group  or  man groupadd
[07:18] <Slart> gizmo: it usually takes, almost exactly, as long to download a movie as it does to drive between the two cities
[07:18] <ushimitsudoki> siimo: hmm i have compiz/amd64/8800GTS512x2/180.16/flash alpha refresh seems to work OK. must be one or more items in the chain there
[07:18] <gizmo> ok..
[07:18] <siimo> well im on 32bit and running flash 10 final ushimitsudoki
[07:19] <woody86> true, but I'm going to have to upgrade to 64bit someday. Now I just have to figure out my screen resolution problem
[07:19] <terryx> i want to set 1024x768 resolution on my ubuntu desktop but its not showing in screen resolution options but showing in nvidia x server setting, is it safe to set from x server?
[07:19] <n8tuser> woody86 -> that someday can be 6 years from today
[07:20] <ushimitsudoki> siimo: hmm maybe try to update drivers? All i can say is that there are some combinations that work
[07:20] <nDevastator> n8tuser, im not really sure how making the new group helps ?  wouldnt i then have to apply all the necessary groups to that group somehow
[07:20] <woody86> n8tuser, true
[07:20] <KillerOrca> Slart, let me see if more info will help, I had my orginal install, working fine, wanted to move it onto larger HDD, so i used clonezilla, gparted didn't work, got some error on copying the swap partition, tried the new drive anyway, got an infinite grub loop, followed the instuctions at the link with a livecd, rebooted got a blue screen and the within ubuntu instructions don't work
[07:20] <blah569> How can I install Flash Player 10 on x64 Linux?
[07:20] <n8tuser> nDevastator -> have you done any tutorials in linux systems administrations yet? if you have not , please do one, now
[07:21] <nDevastator> n8tuser, no i have not
[07:21] <Slart> KillerOrca: blue screen? from grub? or from windows?
[07:21] <Kartagis> i have a problem. i have a toshiba a200-1m4 laptop. sound comes from both speakers and headphones. any help?
[07:21] <Prez00> hello
[07:21] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: That did not work for you?
[07:22] <Slart> Kartagis: it might not be the same on your laptop but on my laptop I have separate volume sliders for the speakers and the headphones
[07:22] <Prez00> what is easiest way to see my BIOS version?
[07:22] <n8tuser> nDevastator -> kindly do a linux system administration tutorial please
[07:22] <nDevastator> n8tuser, as we speak i am
[07:22] <Kartagis> Slart, where do i see that?
[07:22] <blah569> ushlimitsudoki:  Firefox still tells me to install Flash Player whenever I view a swf.
[07:23] <Slart> Kartagis: did it say anything? any kind of error message?
[07:23] <Slart> Kartagis: bah.. sorry
[07:23] <ushimitsudoki> blah: after moving that .so, did you check about:plugins in Firefox?
[07:23] <Slart> Kartagis: is there a small speaker icon somewhere on your panel?
[07:24] <hashbrowns> Slart: well I just did the first part of that link you gave me and no luck.  Should I try the rest of it or is that for something else?
[07:24] <blah569> ushlimitsudoki:  What exactly do you mean?
[07:24] <w3rd__> hey guys... downloaded ubuntu and was able to install in a vm via iso at another location... i try and install on a local workstation... i get an error reading boot cd... is there a chance the cd media is warped... i kno the iso was good?
[07:25] <timecist> hey, how do i make my terminal translucent?
[07:25] <woody86> Is there anyway to get 32 bit to recognize 4GB of ram? It's only showing 3.2GB in my System Monitor, but 4GB in my BIOS??
[07:25] <timecist> that would be sweet
[07:25] <Slart> hashbrowns: they are all good links.. but the first one ought to have fixed it... perhaps there's someting else wrong
[07:25] <ushimitsudoki> woody86: 32 bit can not address 4GB of RAM (without tricks like PAE). Read about PAE and consider using 64-bit
[07:26] <hashbrowns> Slart: have you any ideas as to what may be wrong?
[07:26] <n8tuser> nDevastator -> http://www.linuxtopia.org/online_books/linux_system_administrators_guide/index.html  <-- seems okay
[07:27] <woody86> ushimitsudoki, ok thanks :)
[07:27] <Slart> hashbrowns: my first guess was that grub either wasn't installed at all or that the windows mbr was still there.. the first link ought to have fixed those.. I'm not really sure what else could be wrong.. do you see any text mentioning GRUB when you boot up?
[07:27] <maldito> help with ccsm
[07:27] <blah569> ushlimitsudoki:  Nevermind, I got it.  Thanks for the previous assistance.
[07:27] <ushimitsudoki> blah569: Hooray!
[07:28] <maldito> any help wit ccsm
[07:28] <hashbrowns> Slart: none at all.  My computer just does its POST and then runs right to windows.
[07:28] <bazhang> #compiz-fusion maldito
[07:29] <Slart> !grub
[07:30] <Slart> hashbrowns: hmm.. did you try a full reinstall of grub?
[07:30] <terryx> can u guys help me?
[07:30] <LTL> cplab2-58: from the remote type: scp yourname@your-ip-address:openssh-server.deb . [hit enter]  don't forget the colon or the dot. the file will be in /home/username
[07:30] <rebel_kid> !ask | terryx
[07:30] <terryx> i want to set 1024x768 resolution on my ubuntu desktop but its not showing in screen resolution options but showing in nvidia x server setting, is it safe to set from x server?
[07:31] <maveric> Hi, i've got a bash script (Well.. just one line :P) that makes a driver via SSHFS of computer (using SSH)... I'm going to add it so it runs on login. Because it requires a password, will a password box (or terminal) pop up on login to enter my password, or would it just fail?
[07:31] <maveric> drive, not driver :p
[07:31] <Slart> terryx: give it a try.. see if it works.. I doubt it will explode on you
[07:31] <tobago> how to send message via terminal to a certain ip? doing wall 'my_message' sends the message only in a broadcast way.
[07:31] <Slart> maveric: you'll get a popup
[07:31] <terryx> explode me..???????what.............
[07:32] <maveric> Sweet, thanks Slart
[07:32] <hashbrowns> Slart well I did that first part of that link you gave me labeled quick start up until the first restart.  then it says to open /boot/grub/menu.list via live CD but my computer says it doesnt exist.
[07:32] <hashbrowns> Slart: but maybe i dont need to do that cause my windows install is working correctly, its just i cant boot my ubuntu install lol.
[07:32] <Rishab> hey all
[07:32] <Slart> hashbrowns: try doing the full reinstall.. it's chapter 7  in the second link
[07:33] <n8tuser> hashbrowns -> you have to mount the partition where /boot/grub/menu.lst  exist,  not the livecd's own /boot
[07:33] <rebel_kid> are the floodbots open source? what language are they written in? i would like to incorperate some of the code in my bot if it can be made compatible
[07:33] <Slart> hashbrowns: windows is a egocentric little whiny kid.. you won't be able to convince it to boot anything but itself..
[07:33] <Rishab> can any one tell me how to apply new downloaded theme for gnome environment
[07:33] <Rishab> ?
[07:33] <Rishab> ?
[07:33] <FloodBot3> Rishab: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:34] <Slart> hashbrowns: so you need to have grub installed.. it can boot both windows and linux
[07:34] <rebel_kid> slart, thats a good way of putting it :)
[07:34] <Rishab> FloodBot3: ok i wont do that
[07:34] <terryx> i want to set 1024x768 resolution on my ubuntu desktop but its not showing in screen resolution options but showing in nvidia x server setting, is it safe to set from x server?
[07:34] <Slart> rebel_kid: =)
[07:35] <terryx> ubottu, tell me man...?

[07:35] <terryx> ubottu, u r what?
[07:35] <LTL> rebel_kid: you might try /ctcp FloodBot3 version nut you'll probably get booted
[07:35] <Slart> terryx: ubottu is a bot, not a human
[07:35] <terryx> ok
[07:36] <terryx> and u Start...
[07:36] <hashbrowns> Slart: When I installed ubuntu should I have mounted a partition to /boot?
[07:36] <Slart> terryx: mostly human, I think
[07:36] <rebel_kid> terryx, i doubt you will have a major problem. at worst you will get bad/no graphic output in which case just change it back to the original with a ubuntu live cd (keep one on hand when you experiment) :)
[07:36] <terryx> ha ha...so can u help me
[07:36] <terryx> ?
[07:36] <hashbrowns> Slart: cause i just made to partitions one swap and one ext3 with mountpoint /
[07:36] <rebel_kid> LTL, wow booted for versioning the bot? ouch
[07:36] <Slart> hashbrowns: nope.. on a  normal install it's located on the root
[07:36] <terryx> so lets forget it...
[07:37] <Slart> terryx: just try the nvidia settings thingy
[07:37] <terryx> and why most of my programs closes itself automatically..?
[07:37] <LTL> rebel_kid: cant hurt too bad, no bleeding
[07:37] <Cattle-Sex> hi kids
[07:37] <hashbrowns> Slart: Okay. Doing that chapter 7 thing now.
[07:37] <rebel_kid> LTL, negative ctcp version returns no reply :D
[07:37] <Rishab> i have downloaded several themes and they are in .gz files can any one tell me how to apply this theme ?
[07:37] <Slart> hashbrowns: ie you have /bin /home /var /boot etc on the same place
[07:37] <LTL> rebel_kid: i figured as much.
[07:38] <WebcamWonder> Rishab: System -> Preferences -> Appearence -> Install
[07:38] <rebel_kid> LTL, oh well whats a few more thousand lines lol
[07:38] <Guest63017> webserver not run
[07:38] <Slart> terryx: I have no idea about why your programs close themselves
[07:38] <Guest63017> why
[07:38] <w3rd__> damn, changed the drive.. and still get i/o error... guess i will have to reburn the damn thing...
[07:38] <kc8pxy> how do i tell my hardy install to NOT use the ahrdware video drivers?
[07:39] <Rishab> WebcamWonder: but it says you need to compile it
[07:39] <yaris123456789> hey guys when i run test.pl in command line it works, but whe i run it in browser, it throws 500 internal server error.......
[07:39] <WebcamWonder> Rishab: Where does it say that? Themes don't need to be compiled
[07:39] <LTL> rebel_kid: theres plenty of scripts out there, what kind of bot is the question. ubottu is an infobot i think/guess.
[07:40] <Slart> !bot
[07:40] <Rishab> while installing it gives this message
[07:40] <rebel_kid> LTL, yeah mbb already has those abilities, just wanted to see the constructs of how floodbot monitors users and creates exemptions
[07:40] <LTL> rebel_kid: thank Slart for that link.
[07:40] <rebel_kid> slart, ty
[07:41] <Slart> you're welcome rebel_kid
[07:41] <Rishab> WebcamWonder: what to do?
[07:42] <WebcamWonder> Rishab: Could you provide me with the link as to where you downloaded these themes from?
[07:42] <dirty-cow-lovin> hi all =)
[07:42] <zerodevice> hi everyone, i had installed blueman, but all i can do is send files from ubuntu to my phone but not recieve any files from my phone to ubuntu. anyone has any ideas or a better way?
[07:42] <dirty-cow-lovin> i use bitpim
[07:42] <dirty-cow-lovin> =)
[07:42] <Kartagis> Slart, but i used to be able to hear from only the headphones once i plugged them
[07:43] <LTL> Kartagis: try just muting the speakers, and hope the earphones still work.
[07:43] <Slart> Kartagis: in ubuntu? or some other os?
[07:44] <Kartagis> Slart, ubuntu
[07:44] <hashbrowns> Slart: Just finished that and still had no luck.  It seemed to be the same process as the thing I tried earlier.
[07:44] <cattle-rancher> zerodevice, i use bitpim
[07:45] <Kartagis> LTL, that doesn't work
[07:45] <LTL> Kartagis: normally... inserting the earphone jack opens the circuit mechanically to the speakers. thus disabling them, that must be old school.
[07:45] <Slart> hashbrowns: yes.. it is pretty much the same..
[07:45] <bazhang> !give bazhang a test
[07:45] <Slart> hashbrowns: ok.. let's go through this again.. start with the hard drives.. are you using windows now?
[07:45] <Rishab> WebcamWonder: ok my prob. solved thx
[07:46] <Kartagis> LTL, in my other laptop, it used to be like that
[07:46] <WebcamWonder> Rishab: No problems
[07:46] <kc8pxy> LTL: it's nto totally mechanical.   in linux on another distro IIRC< i can get it to ignore the fact that i plugged in headphones :) in the mixer :)
[07:46] <quinn> !pidgin
[07:46] <hashbrowns> Slart: Yeah. Ive got three hdds, all are sata, 2 250GB and 1 500GB. Windows and Ubuntu are both installed to the same 250GB drive.
[07:47] <trojatra> How do I add daemons to load on boot?
[07:47] <Slart> !boot | trojatra
[07:47] <cattle-rancher> trojatra look at /etc/init.d
[07:47] <cattle-rancher> might be /etc/rc.d
[07:47] <Slart> hashbrowns: ok.. and then you insert the linux live cd and reboot, right?
[07:48] <LTL> kc8pxy: Kartagis  thanks for the info kc8pxy that might work if all mixer controls are made visable
[07:48] <Slart> hashbrowns: and that's where you try reinstalling grub?
[07:48] <cattle-rancher> does ubuntu support lilo?
[07:48] <zerodevice> hi everyone, who do i knw if im on ubuntu hardy or gutsy
[07:48] <hashbrowns> Slart: yes.
[07:48] <ThinkTank> Can someone help me? It seems that the iwlagn driver don't work properly with my 4965 intel card. IT worked just fine in Hardy with the iwl4965 driver. (i'm now on Intrepid)
[07:48] <bullgard4> What directories and files are stored in /usr/share/mime, and what directories and files not?
[07:48] <Slart> hashbrowns: let me check that howto again....
[07:48] <trojatra> Thank you.
[07:49] <Slart> !grub > slart
[07:49] <hashbrowns> Slart: Okay.