[03:06] <fevel> can I use ekiga to talk to skype/
[03:06] <fevel> ?
[03:06] <overlord> BlackCrow: I installed nvidia-glx-new driver from synaptic and enabled it, but when i restart X, it says unable to load X due to version mismatch.
[03:07] <SLT> to see this chat LIVE on video go to http://www.live.sltstudios.net
[03:08] <jrib> !offtopic | SLT
[03:08] <ubotu> SLT: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[03:08] <george> http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us
[03:08] <neosix> fevel: I think you can't
[03:10] <madnez> !remove ubuntu
[03:10] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about remove ubuntu - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[03:10] <mr_marvin> sorry for beginner's question, but how do i allow user to mount hd?
[03:10] <phpcurious> wastrel: i don't mean to bug you with this problem of mine , but even if I try to configure the source code in my /home directory it still say the same error...
[03:11] <phpcurious> wastrel: im not sure if it still has got to do with the permissions...
[03:11] <Atombubble> Hi!
[03:11] <wastrel> phpcurious: did you install the build-essential package?
[03:11] <phpcurious> wastrel:yup
[03:12] <AutoMatriX> hi folsk, does anybody know how to access a Mio C210 Digiwalker GPS ?
[03:12] <wastrel> can you compile a hello world program?
[03:12] <phpcurious> wastrel: don't know how...
[03:12] <phpcurious> wastrel: this is my first time to compile from source in linux
[03:13] <wastrel> do you have a hello.c file you can try?
[03:13] <slimz> hey guys, im trying to open some dvd i had burned with windows, they udf, is there anything i have to change to open them, it says my dvd drive is empty
[03:13] <phpcurious> wastrel: wait, i will search the net for a tutorial about compiling a simple hello world ...
[03:13] <mike01> don't have another tv to watch it on :(
[03:14] <mike01> maybe if i can get it working i can catch the 2nd half
[03:14] <Pirate_Hunter> phpcurious: what is hello world?
[03:14] <mike01> now its using tuner/38 at least
[03:14] <trdracer> Jordan_U i have the hdd on here as well but along with the other.
[03:14] <trdracer> because i couldnt boot with it by itself.
[03:15] <trdracer> but i still have axx to it.
[03:15] <trdracer> Jordan..what do i do?
[03:15] <trdracer> Jordan_U
[03:16] <khatahn> hi, when i try to bring down eth0 with "ifdown eth0", i get a message "ifdown: interface eth0 not configured" - even though it is there. not even "ifdown -a" seems to bring it down. any idea what could cause this?
[03:16] <Atombubble> try eth1
[03:16] <toker> ok got a bit of a stupid question, but im new to Ubuntu, how do i get my clock back on the top bar? i made it go away because i was using vmware-server and the date kept dropping down so it got rather annoying lol
[03:17] <bruenig> reinstall probably
[03:17] <Luke> does anyone know what the accelerated desktop channel is?
[03:17] <Atombubble> #aiglx
[03:17] <bruenig> !effects
[03:17] <ubotu> For help or discussion on Beryl or Compiz desktop effects, please go to #ubuntu-effects
[03:17] <Luke> thanks
[03:17] <Atombubble> I'd try #aiglx if noones on that channel
[03:17] <trdracer> dang...Jordan_U isnt around anymore ? =\
[03:17] <khatahn> Atombubble: ifconfig shows eth0 (and lo)
[03:17] <Atombubble> it doesnt show an eth1?
[03:18] <Atombubble> it actually shows eth0 but doesnt show info for it?
[03:18] <Atombubble> or let you command it around, etc
[03:18] <Atombubble> ?
[03:19] <mike01> up365 what is that thread again?
[03:19] <wastrel> khatahn: ifconfig up/down  and  ifup/ifdown  don't play nicely together
[03:20] <phpcurious> wastrel: when I was trying to compile a simple hello world it said that I don' t have g++ ... could it be that reason why I can't create c executables?
[03:20] <khatahn> Atombubble: it shows eth0 normally and everything's works fine, execept that i can't bring it down
[03:20] <wastrel> phpcurious:  are you sure you installed the build-essential  package?  g++ should come with  build-essential
[03:21] <wastrel> phpcurious: apt-cache policy build-essential
[03:21] <khatahn> wastrel: hmm.. i've only tried ifup/ifdown. or are you saying i should use ifconfig up/down?
[03:21] <Nutubuntu> Hello everyone - I am running a RAID1 array and sometimes when I boot, I get the busybox initramfs shell. Why would this be, and how do I sort it out?
[03:21] <wastrel> khatahn: all i'm saying is you should use one or the other :]   not mix them
[03:22] <flakzeus> Everytime I try to "sudo echo 1 > /sys/devices/platform/applesmc/fan1_manual" I get the error "/sys/devices/platform/applesmc/fan1_manual: Permission denied" Does anyone know why?
[03:22] <joshin247> yo yo
[03:22] <phpcurious> wastrel: i tried sudo apt-get upgrade build-essential and it said there is nothing to install or upgrade ...
[03:22] <wastrel> khatahn: networking on ubuntu nowadays is also complicated by the gnome network-manager which i know v. little about
[03:22] <wastrel> phpcurious: apt-get install build-essential
[03:22] <Toma-> flakzeus its not actually piping properly.
[03:23] <george> coffee break
[03:23] <flakzeus> Toma-, any idea how to fix it?
[03:23] <Toma-> flakzeus try this.... "echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/devices/platform/applesmc/fan1_manual"
[03:23] <wastrel> dude toma wth is that thing
[03:23] <cam^> yesterday i had only the i386 cd version of ubuntu... so I installed it on my computer. I have a xeon cpu. I managed to grab the 64bits version of ubuntu. should i reinstall with this one ?
[03:23] <Toma-> wastrel dont like my arrow? :)
[03:24] <wastrel> it's no showing up so nicely on osx terminal
[03:24] <Andrew____> hello i am having a problem with openoffice.  i cannot save my documents because the save button is greyed out.  it worked just a few minutes ago and i dont know what changed.  i'm sure its something easy.  thanks.
[03:24] <Toma-> wastrel works fine in ubuntu ;)
[03:24] <toker> ok got a bit of a stupid question, but im new to Ubuntu, how do i get my clock back on the top bar? i made it go away because i was using vmware-server and the date kept dropping down so it got rather annoying lol
[03:24] <wastrel> yeah well my laptop died
[03:24] <Nutubuntu> cam^, the 64bit version has some issues, as far as I know you're better off with 32bit
[03:24] <reya276> when I go to reconfigure my xserver-xorg, and I have an ATI card, should I choose ati or should I choose fglrx?
[03:24] <wastrel> Andrew____: the save button is grayed out when there's no changes to save.
[03:25] <Andrew____> wastrel how about that
[03:25] <Andrew____> you're a genious thanks
[03:25] <wastrel> toker: right-click on the panel, choose add to panel, find the date / time applet thingy
[03:25] <don00miguel> good morning room
[03:25] <tech-mike> sup peeps, need a little help with samba (i guess) trying to share files on my windows network
[03:25] <toker> aahhh jammin man nice one cheers
[03:25] <cam^> Nutubuntu what do u mean some issues ?
[03:26] <wastrel> Toma-: if i knew how to take a screenshot on os x i'd show you what i mean :]
[03:26] <neosix> How can I leave game without closing it
[03:26] <flakzeus> Toma-, now it seems those aren't affecting the fan speed lol
[03:26] <khatahn> wastrel: i'm actually using kubuntu, but i thought the networking works the same whatever the gui is. but i guess i shouldn't be asking this here anyway since this is actually gutsy. i wonder why eth0 is not defined at all in /etc/network/interfaces, must be some new feature :/
[03:26] <Toma-> wastrel not my fault your IRC client doesnt support utf8 :(
[03:26] <neosix> people I need little help with games
[03:27] <SLT> wordl?
[03:27] <wastrel> my client does indeed support utf8.  the terminal is freaking out a bit though
[03:27] <Toma-> flakzeus is it meant to work? what guide are you going off?
[03:27] <wastrel> i prefer ascii anyway tho
[03:27] <wastrel> :p
[03:27] <Toma-> :>
[03:27] <Nutubuntu> cam^, sorry for my poor memory, but the only one I recall was with partitions (or file sizes?) > 1TB. I know I've heard of others, just don't remember what they were.
[03:28] <Evanlec> anyone able to backup their phonebook on their Motorola Razr phone ?? (moto4lin apparently cannot do this)
[03:28] <AtomBubble> How does Ubuntu handle big filesystems and drive configurations
[03:28] <wastrel> khatahn: i dunno what kde uses, but the gnome network manager makes ifup/down ifconfig /etc/network/interfaces non-worky & unpredictable.
[03:28] <AtomBubble> like multiple terrabytes
[03:28] <AtomBubble> RAID's etc
[03:28] <wastrel> AtomBubble: i suppose like any other linux ?
[03:28] <AtomBubble> ...
[03:28] <AtomBubble> which is?
[03:28] <AtomBubble> ...how?
[03:29] <wastrel> iono.  never had a big disk :]
[03:29] <flakzeus> Toma-, i thought so, i'm using 7.04 and i thought it was supported
[03:29] <SLT> yest
[03:29] <SLT> *test
[03:29] <wastrel> just fine i suppose.  we have raid 5 and raid 1 setups at work.  nothing in the terabyte disk range tho
[03:29] <labodegamusical> hola estamos al aire en la Bodega puedes escucharnos en www.labodegamusical.com no te olvides de dejarnos tus comentarios
[03:29] <trdracer> Jordan_U around?
[03:30] <khatahn> wastrel: sounds nice. one more reason not to use... err.. i guess i shouldn't say that ;)
[03:30] <trdracer> or wastrel.
[03:30] <SLT> english
[03:30] <Toma-> flakzeus the only reference ive seen for that (via google) is in archlinux...
[03:30] <phpcurious> wastrel: it works now ! you're a genius.
[03:30] <wastrel> build-essential <3
[03:31] <flakzeus> Toma-, hrm, do you how to control the fans on a macbook then? It used to be something very similar but just in a different place i believe
[03:31] <trdracer> wastrel ive tried to stick my faulty HDD with that problem we were speaking of earlier..and its the hard drive it seems
[03:31] <trdracer> is there a MBR i can put on a floppy so i can boot?
[03:31] <trdracer> because if that doesnt work i will have to system recovery.
[03:31] <RAVTUX> hey peeps
[03:31] <mike01> hmmm i wish this woud just work
[03:31] <trdracer> and just use ubuntu for everything and i really dont want to do that.
[03:31] <wastrel> trdracer: you might have some luck in ##windows  i know there are bootable floppy images for windows you can find on the net
[03:31] <RAVTUX> I just set up The Sudo Web Project: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=570975
[03:32] <Toma-> flakzeus http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/MacBook i know its an archlinux wiki, but the modules are all the same. just remember 'echo NUMBER | sudo tee FILENAME'
[03:32] <Metallkasten> Anyone wanna give a guy a hand fixing sound playback?
[03:32] <flakzeus> Toma-, thanks
[03:32] <Metallkasten> specifically amarok?
[03:33] <mike01> is there a way to force a certain detection order by the kernel?
[03:33] <mike01> it keeps switching my tuner and audio devices so they don't work half the time i restart
[03:33] <Toma-> flakzeus np. if the fan shuts off for whatever reason, make sure you turn it off asap. restarting will reset the fan to working
[03:33] <mike01> and it switches my hard drives too
[03:33] <geocritter> can anyone tell me what's the best way to switch back totally to the xserver-xorg-video-i810 driver completely (and not use the intel driver, which is really buggy on 915 chipsets at the moment)
[03:34] <wastrel> geocritter:  can't you just change the driver in xorg.conf?
[03:34] <Metallkasten> After sucessfully setting up JACK, I no longer have normal alsa sound playback, even after killing the jack server. Any thoughts?
[03:35] <AtomBubble> testing, 1.2.3
[03:36] <Toma-> awesome...
[03:36] <SLT> did anyone see chris pirillo give away a ubuntu machine
[03:37] <Metallkasten> Did anyone see that jack permanently murdered sound for me outside of jack?
[03:37] <Toma-> whos chris pirillo and whats it got to do with ubuntu help?
[03:37] <SLT> you dont know who chris is
[03:37] <Toma-> Metallkasten yes, because jack will be using the sounddevice
[03:37] <IdleOne>  !offtopic | SLT
[03:37] <ubotu> SLT: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[03:37] <Metallkasten> After jack is dead, still no playback
[03:39] <Toma-> Metallkasten oh? are you sure jackd isnt running?
[03:40] <Metallkasten> I stopped it via qjackcontrol, but I'll see if the process is till floating about
[03:40] <alcaponage> How come my ubuntu cant shutdown?
[03:40] <Metallkasten> It's "jackd" no?
[03:40] <Toma-> yes.
[03:40] <Metallkasten> No jackd process running
[03:41] <Metallkasten> jackd: no process killed
[03:41] <don00miguel> can i use my microsoft office 2007 on ubuntu?
[03:41] <Toma-> Metallkasten what are you trying to use to play sound anyway?
[03:41] <werdis> does anyone know how to use tr command to translate a text file to uppercase
[03:41] <Metallkasten> In what context?
[03:41] <don00miguel> can i use my microsoft office 2007 on ubuntu?
[03:41] <don00miguel> can i use my microsoft office 2007 on ubuntu?
[03:42] <george> no
[03:42] <Metallkasten> Don>With wine, but not natively. Check out open office
[03:42] <Toma-> Metallkasten what program are you trying to use to make sound after jack?
[03:42] <kitche> !repeat | don00miguel
[03:42] <ubotu> don00miguel: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[03:42] <wastrel> cat file | tr 'a-z' 'A-Z'
[03:42] <wastrel> werdis: ^^^
[03:42] <Metallkasten> I was using amarok which can be problematic, but there aren't even system sounds, now
[03:42] <lain> hey people, i know this is the ubuntu forums, but i was wondering if anyone knew here a good place to find out information about other distrobutions
[03:43] <kitche> lain: distrowatch
[03:43] <mike01> ok now its detecting it as video0 when i boot
[03:43] <Metallkasten> I guess a way to implement jack in amarok would work!
[03:43] <lain> thanks much!
[03:43] <LukosErratio> !patience
[03:43] <ubotu> The people here are volunteers, your attitude may determine how fast you are helped.  Not everyone is available all the time, likewise not every answer is available instantly. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[03:43] <mike01> but it keeps switching between video0 and video1
[03:43] <lain> hmm, can i ask why you chose ubuntu?
[03:43] <Toma-> Metallkasten ahhh artsd.... i think artsd is a little iffy with jackd. theres a few workaround coded into qjackctl, in the form of check boxes. but for now, you could just restart sound system, in the kde control centre
[03:44] <mike01> how do i force the kernel and bttv to register as video0
[03:44] <Metallkasten> I'm using gnome, and amarok is set to use the xine engine
[03:44] <Toma-> Metallkasten oh, well then :D
[03:44] <Metallkasten> To be sure, I checked. No arts running
[03:44] <Toma-> good job
[03:44] <Toma-> can you get sound via any other program?
[03:45] <Metallkasten> Programs that use jack!
[03:45] <werdis> wastrel: ty
[03:45] <werdis> :)
[03:45] <Metallkasten> I feel like this isn't a very usable tradeoff
[03:45] <anandanbu> Are the ubuntu servers down i'm getting too low speeds while installing any softwares using synaptic
[03:45] <Metallkasten> flash doesn't like jack, nor amarok, nor gnome. SO..
[03:45] <don00miguel> can i open office documents on ubuntu?
[03:46] <Toma-> Metallkasten jack, tbh, is only really useful if youre using 5 apps at once that need realtime. eg. recording studios and stuff.
[03:46] <Metallkasten> With openoffice you cabn
[03:46] <Metallkasten> I use jack for recording in ardour with both live audio and midi, so I agree
[03:46] <Metallkasten> I do have a use for jack
[03:46] <speaker219> Does anyone know if, with the standard live ubuntu desktop CD, it is possible to install without booting into the live environment with GNOME and xserver and stuff?
[03:47] <cafuego> speaker219: I don't believe so
[03:47] <Metallkasten> I think so, I don't recall how
[03:47] <speaker219> MULTIPLE MESSAGES
[03:47] <speaker219> AAAH
[03:47] <Metallkasten> Sorry!
[03:47] <cafuego> speaker219: The `alternate' does though.
[03:47] <speaker219> YEah i know
[03:47] <speaker219> :P
[03:47] <Toma-> Metallkasten sweet. i plug hydrogen into ardour and record with that :> youre welcome to ask in #ubuntustudio or even #ardour for jack related questions
[03:47] <speaker219> i have a VM set up in windows
[03:47] <RequinB4> Anyone want to tackle my hard sound problem - i've been trying with no luck for 4 weeks - i have been told i need the module sda_hda_intel but the command to get it outputs FATAL: not found
[03:47] <speaker219> and i have the regular desktop iso
[03:48] <Metallkasten> Jack works! My problem is, thats all that works now.
[03:48] <hjjuytr12342> got a call from the fbi saying they seen heavy net activity on my ip about torrented movies i never done that before and told them i found someone hacked into my wireless which is true when im wired ip is dif and wireless its also a dif numb im almost always wired so how do i handle this they said they can take my comp and if anythng shows up im going to prison for 10 yrs and they been asking people around and family if they
[03:48] <hjjuytr12342> know me i told my aunt about it and she thinks i was downloading them but i never did please what do i do i am freaking out every sec of the day
[03:48] <george> did anyone try the beta drivers for creative labs xfi cards?
[03:48] <cafuego> Well, giving the VM 512Mb and waiting is probably going to be quicker then downloading the other iso.
[03:48] <Ashbringer> Hey, does ubuntu have ulimits by default?
[03:48] <cafuego> hjjuytr12342: Sorry, are you having  aproblem with Ubuntu?
[03:49] <werdis> wastrel: Do you know how to paste two text files together into one text file using the paste command? :-\
[03:49] <Negra> What is UbuntuStidio?
[03:49] <Ashbringer> Can anyone tell me if Ubuntu has ulimits by default?
[03:49] <Condoulo> Negra- Ubuntustudio is the media derivative (Did I spell that right) of Ubuntu
[03:49] <wastrel> werdis: you want to concatenate them or paste them together?
[03:49] <Toma-> Negra its an artists+media based version of ubuntu
[03:50] <Dryft> hjjuytr12342, you might try a legal aide channel
[03:50] <Negra> like a media center you mean?
[03:50] <freezerburn> Hey guys quick question.  I'm trying to find a file with a specific word in the filename how do I search for that file on a driv
[03:50] <wastrel> hjjuytr12342:  1. don't talk about it in a public forum.  2. don't trust any advice you get on IRC  3. contact the EFF and ask them
[03:50] <_var> is there any good music notation software in the free world?
[03:50] <RequinB4> Anyone willing to help me with sound - I need a module but modprobe doesn't like me
[03:50] <Negra> Or more like a dev platfor?
[03:50] <RequinB4> freezerburn - if you have archive manager open there is a search button
[03:50] <werdis> wastrel, well im doing a practice thing for unix class, and its asking me how to take the file info from 2 files and then redirect into one text file
[03:51] <werdis> using paste
[03:51] <Condoulo> Negra- It was designed to have media software for like creating music and videos
[03:51] <Condoulo> or music videos.
[03:51] <hjjuytr12342> Dryft, can u guide me to a chan and wastrel how i contact the EFF?
[03:51] <Metallkasten> I'm gonna take a shot in the dark and kill onboard sound in the BIOS
[03:52] <Negra> is it offitial?
[03:52] <wastrel> werdis: paste isn't one i've used much.  start with   paste --help  and google if you need more
[03:52] <Toma-> !ubuntustudio | Negra
[03:52] <Dryft> hjjuytr12342, EFF.org
[03:52] <ubotu> Negra: UbuntuStudio is a site for the artist who wishes to use Ubuntu as their Digital Audio Workstation. It contains all the best parts of Audio/Graphical/Visual components from the Ubuntu repositories, and extra! Available at http://ubuntustudio.org Or visit #ubuntustudio
[03:52] <wastrel> hjjuytr12342: www.eff.org
[03:52] <Toma-> Negra there are ubuntustudio packages in the offical repos
[03:52] <speaker219> DID YOU REALLY?
[03:52] <hjjuytr12342> thnks Dryft  and wastrel
[03:52] <speaker219> WOW!
[03:52] <Runithard> Is this all basic chat?
[03:53] <freezerburn> RequinB4: I did use the search button but its not even making the external hardrive blink like it's searching.  I typed into the search field pressed enter and nothing on search results
[03:53] <Runithard> basic level support?
[03:53] <MasterShrek> hjjuytr12342, in all honesty they probably wont do anything to you unless they keep noticing things like this, just make sure you secure your wifi, preferably using wpa and you shouldnt have anything to worry about
[03:53] <Toma-> Runithard its the level at what whoever is helping can provide
[03:53] <wastrel> Runithard: this is unoffical support, no levels
[03:53] <preaction> Runithard, all support except 3d-accellerated desktop (#ubuntu-effects)
[03:53] <lordmorgoth> hey guys, i was installing compiz and my X is now messed and it can't load, even worst when booting after the get the X errors i can't log in into a normal shell as the computer freezes up, how can i stop X from starting at boot time ? thanks in advance
[03:53] <RequinB4> freezerburn - are you 100% certain the file exists?  File manager won't give you a "no results found" message
[03:53] <kris> Hi, I just tried install Ubuntu 7.10, but found that Xgl is unfortunately enabled by default. Xgl seems to be slowing down my graphical system quite a bit. I was wondering if I could get someone's help disabling it until I can figure out what the problem is, please? I would like to just use Xorg until I can figure out the problem later. Thanks.
[03:53] <speaker219> lordmorgoth: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[03:54] <wastrel> kris: gusty support is still #ubuntu+1
[03:54] <Baumer> Hi I have a question about the audio programs that come with Ubuntu Studio... Normal Audio Playback is fine... but when I playback through JACK and other programs it has alot of static seems to be cutting in and out
[03:54] <Condoulo> Will Ubuntu 7.10 be worth upgrading to on the day it comes out?
[03:54] <MasterShrek> kris, what kind of wireless card do you have?
[03:54] <kris> wastrel: I see. Thanks for the help.
[03:54] <MasterShrek> Condoulo, probably only if you want newer hardware support and newer software options
[03:54] <hjjuytr12342> MasterShrek, i have wpa now but why would they be askn my uncle at his work about me and show him a pic of me?
[03:54] <Toma-> Baumer #ubuntustudio
[03:54] <kris> MasterShrek: Broadcom.
[03:54] <george> upgrades are fun
[03:54] <lordmorgoth> speaker219:  dude i can't even get a normal terminal window, i can't arrive to the log in session
[03:54] <_var> Condoulo: do you want GNOME 2.20?
[03:54] <Baumer> thank you
[03:54] <MasterShrek> kris, not wireless, i meant graphics lol
[03:54] <freezerburn> RequinB4: I know it's in there somewhere
[03:54] <Condoulo> MasterShrek- True. The new Restricted drivers manager seems a lot better than the one in 7.04
[03:54] <speaker219> lordmorgoth: boot into recovery mode
[03:55] <lordmorgoth> speaker219:  ok, how ?
[03:55] <kris> MasterShrek: ATI Radeon 9600 Mobility
[03:55] <freezerburn> RequinB4: does the search auto search in sub directories?
[03:55] <Sweeper> why the FUCK is ubuntu forcing me to use a shitty old version of rails that creates a fuckton of SYMLINKS in new applications? WHAT THE HELL
[03:55] <MasterShrek> kris, did you install ati drivers?
[03:55] <preaction> !ohmy | Sweeper
[03:55] <ubotu> Sweeper: Please watch your language and topic, and keep this channel family friendly.
[03:55] <chuy_max> is ntfs-3g safe ATM?
[03:55] <silvio> alguien de habla hispana
[03:55] <speaker219> !patience | speaker219
[03:55] <MasterShrek> chuy_max, ive never had problems with it
[03:55] <RequinB4> freezerburn - i beleive so
[03:55] <cafuego> chuy_max: I doubt it
[03:55] <kris> MasterShrek: what is the exact name.
[03:55] <speaker219> !patience
[03:55] <ubotu> The people here are volunteers, your attitude may determine how fast you are helped.  Not everyone is available all the time, likewise not every answer is available instantly. See also http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[03:56] <kris> silvio: Nada persona puede habla espanol aqui.
[03:56] <chuy_max> silvio, busca en #ubuntu-es, hay hay gente que habla espaol
[03:56] <wastrel> Sweeper: Feisty was released 6 months ago.  if you want newer software, you'll have to install yourself
[03:56] <speaker219> Ooops. sorry
[03:56] <MasterShrek> kris, im not sure how to do it, but you probably use the restricted drivers manager
[03:56] <RequinB4> freezerburn - it is possible you have inadvertenetly hidden the directory its in but i don't know why that would happen
[03:56] <chuy_max> silvio, si hablas espaol en este canal, se aguita la gente, este es solo para ingles
[03:56] <kris> MasterShrek: Right now, I'm at a console login.
[03:56] <madnez> guys
[03:56] <cafuego> kris: apt-cache search fglrx. Keep in mind those drivers are of far worse quality than the in-kernel ones.
[03:56] <Condoulo> The restricted drivers manager in 7.04 didn't like my ATI Radeon x200
[03:56] <madnez> how do i switch between different ubuntu installed on 2 different drives?
[03:56] <Sweeper> wastrel: why does fesity not let ruby GEMS, the package manager, handle things?
[03:57] <wastrel> iono, no idea about ruby
[03:57] <cafuego> Sweeper: Magically it does.
[03:57] <Sweeper> I installed ruby gems, and gem install'ed rails
[03:57] <MasterShrek> !grub | madnez
[03:57] <freezerburn> RequinB4: yeah this is my dedicated download hardrive so it's got a lot of things in different places.  Sucks I'm trying to find the eps of Good eats on how to cook king crab.. :D
[03:57] <ubotu> madnez: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[03:57] <madnez> i have 2 ubuntus' and i keep getting old version
[03:57] <Sweeper> and then it didn't work :c
[03:57] <speaker219> "A 10-year-old school boy committed suicide by jumping from his 19th floor apartment here after his parents banned him from playing computer games."
[03:57] <wastrel> speaker219: offtopic
[03:57] <fram> ubuntu ultimate 1.5
[03:57] <cafuego> speaker219: Clever boy. Now he can never play them.
[03:58] <Condoulo> Wow. Just...... wow.
[03:58] <speaker219> he thought he had an extra life left i guess
[03:58] <Metallkasten> To anyone who cares, I fixed my sound
[03:58] <kris> Hmm. It seems that there was a problem with the last fglrx install.
[03:58] <MasterShrek> Metallkasten, whatcha do?
[03:58] <pibe86> hello i use this to export a DB an it does not work "mysqldump -u username -ppassword database_name > FILE.sql"
[03:58] <wastrel> yay
[03:58] <Toma-> Metallkasten good job :D whatd u do?
[03:58] <_var> :)
[03:58] <pibe86> sorry
[03:58] <pibe86> wrong window
[03:58] <RequinB4> freezer burn - I don't know what to say but make sure you are searching for the type of file it is or if you know what type it is try searching for the .extention
[03:58] <Metallkasten> I disabled onboard sound in the bios. I appeared the sound card IRQs got flipped during a reboot and hosed things up
[03:58] <_var> sorry, just wondered if I could do that
[03:59] <freezerburn> Good Job Metallkasten!  that could have been a thorn in your side now download amarok!!!!
[03:59] <Metallkasten> it*
[03:59] <speaker219> !idiot | speaker219
[03:59] <Toma-> ahh. pesky onboard sound.
[03:59] <Metallkasten> Done and done
[03:59] <MasterShrek> nice
[03:59] <IdleOne> !botabuse | speaker219
[03:59] <ubotu> speaker219: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[04:00] <madnez> anyone knows how to uninstall ubuntu without formatting drive?
[04:00] <RequinB4> Anyone willing to help me with sound
[04:01] <madnez> i need to uninstall ubuntu
[04:01] <madnez> !uninstall
[04:01] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about uninstall - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:01] <_var> !Bot
[04:01] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[04:01] <Toma-> madnez uninstall?
[04:02] <IdleOne> madnez: the only way is to install whatever OS you want but it will need to format the drive
[04:02] <Condoulo> Unless you installed Ubuntu through Wubi, I don't think Ubuntu uninstall will be too easy, especially if you did an XP and Ubuntu dual-boot, restoring XP's regular booter will be a pain
[04:02] <kris> MasterShrek: Ok. I'm going to try rebooting now. I'll hopefully be back soon to let you know how the update went.
[04:02] <nospi> hey
[04:02] <MasterShrek> ok kri_ good luck
[04:02] <madnez> i need to uninstall one of my 2 ubuntu's
[04:03] <madnez> i have another ubuntu on a different drive meaning boot is a bit'h now
[04:03] <RequinB4> if you are duel booting than once you get rid of ubuntu you can use the windows disk manager to un-partition your first drive
[04:04] <madnez> =.=
[04:04] <madnez> thats gonna mess up data
[04:04] <llivavin> can someone tell me how to make a node?
[04:04] <RequinB4> back up the data and delete it
[04:04] <madnez> i'd rather remove the ubuntu i dont need and see if it can detect my other ubuntu
[04:04] <llivavin> node /dev/tiusb0 is what i needa do.
[04:05] <madnez> i have like 60 gigs of stuff i dont know whats inside
[04:05] <nospi> this probably isn't the best channel for this but its the only on i have right now..
[04:05] <nospi> what are some god dos games? popular ones
[04:05] <nospi> i just installed dosbox and i forget all the games i used to play :(
[04:05] <madnez> ok how about enabling write on partitioned drives?
[04:05] <wastrel> nope, no.  #ubuntu-offtopic  nospi   soooo offtopic
[04:05] <IndyGunFreak> madnez: let me get this straight, you have 1 drive, with Windows and Ubuntu, and now you have a second drive, and you want to set it up XP on one drive, and Ubunntu on the other?
[04:05] <wastrel> :]
[04:05] <RequinB4> nospi - right, wrong channel - but personally try the elderscrolls arena
[04:05] <madnez> i partitioned my 320 gig with ntfs
[04:05] <RequinB4> www.elderscrolls.com
[04:05] <nospi> wastrel, thanks :) i never use irc
[04:05] <llivavin> can someone tell me how to make a node called /dev/tiusb0  ??
[04:05] <nospi> thanks guys
[04:05] <nospi> ill check em out
[04:05] <RequinB4> now, go somewhere else and talk
[04:05] <freezerburn> Hey guys in Windows I was using Putty to make a SSH tunnel connection to my router at home from school.  What program do I use in ubutnu to do that?
[04:05] <_var> how do I get random numbers out of /dev/random
[04:06] <RequinB4> does sudo apt-get moo do anything more than apt-get moo
[04:06] <IndyGunFreak> !ssh
[04:06] <ubotu> SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[04:06] <hjjuytr12342> MasterShrek,  why would they show up at my uncles work with  a pic of me and asking him if he knew me?
[04:06] <llivavin> can someone tell me how to make a node called /dev/tiusb0  ??
, no what i did was install xp and ubuntu on an 80 gig then got a new 320 gig but didtn have sata power cable so i went to install another ubuntu on that drive
[04:06] <jebblue> putty == ssh
[04:07] <MasterShrek> hjjuytr12342, why would they even have a picture of you? (this is sorta offtopic tho)
[04:07] <jebblue> (sort of)
[04:07] <madnez> the 320 gig has a better ubuntu setup which i prefer compared to the 80 gig
[04:07] <IndyGunFreak> madnez: ko, and how is this different fromw hat i said?
[04:07] <madnez> course now with power back in, boot is detected on 80 gig
[04:07] <madnez> uhh 2 ubuntus :D
[04:07] <hjjuytr12342> MasterShrek,  ur right can u join me in room ###1254
[04:07] <IndyGunFreak> madnez: i said that
[04:07] <freezerburn> wow ubot is so helpful
[04:07] <aSt3raL> i installed proftpd but i cant connect to it
[04:07] <llivavin> So much for this rooms help
[04:07] <madnez> haha oops?
[04:07] <madnez> ok yeah
[04:07] <aSt3raL> anyone know why it wont work?
[04:08] <madnez> missed that.... man win irc is hard to read compared to ubuntu
[04:08] <madnez> i miss gaim
[04:08] <IndyGunFreak> madnez: why don't you jsut download gparted live, and delete your ubuntu partitions ont eh 80gig drive, and format them as NTFS(thus turning them back over to XP))
[04:08] <MasterShrek> madnez, ubuntu has gaim, pastebin your /boot/grub/menu.lst and the output of fdisk -l
[04:08] <IndyGunFreak> then you'll have to setup grub, to recognize your version of Ubuntu on the sata drive, or reinstall
[04:09] <IndyGunFreak> MasterShrek: its actually pidgin now.
[04:09] <aSt3raL> when i check ps it says proftpd is running accepting connections yet i cant connect
[04:09] <madnez> i dont want to remove my partition, just ubuntu
[04:09] <MasterShrek> IndyGunFreak, im aware, but gaim is in 7.04, its not pidgin until 7.10 unless you add extra repos
[04:10] <madnez> 7.1 has bugs if i'm not mistaken
[04:10] <IndyGunFreak> MasterShrek: i dont'; even knwo fi its in extra repos, i just compiled it, but yes, you're right.
[04:10] <jebblue> mine says gaim cant find it in synaptix
[04:10] <jebblue> cant find pi .. ook nm
[04:10] <MasterShrek> IndyGunFreak, i added some repos when i was on 7.04 to install pidgin, i dont remember what they were tho
[04:10] <IndyGunFreak> MasterShrek: hm, did it upgrade your pidgin to 2.2.1 when the security update came out?
[04:11] <jebblue> i want pidgin :)
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> i've never known a repo to have and maintain pidgin, thats why i ask.
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> jebblue: its not hard to install.
[04:11] <madnez> anyway
[04:11] <MasterShrek> IndyGunFreak, im not sure
[04:11] <hjjuytr12342> IndyGunFreak,  there is a #pidgin room
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> hjjuytr12342: im' well aware of that...
[04:11] <jebblue> but these are ubuntu packaging questions
[04:12] <jebblue> i dont see a pdgin in synaptic
[04:12] <IndyGunFreak> madnez: so let me understand this, you want to keep the partitions on your 80gig drive, but you want to remove Ubuntu?
[04:12] <madnez> yeah
[04:12] <Metallkasten> I'm happy to report that amarok made it painfully clear that my left speaker is blown!
[04:12] <sparr> why do most email clients handle quote marks in email real names poorly, and differently?
[04:12] <madnez> actually i can format the partition if i could access my other drives
[04:13] <IndyGunFreak> madnez: ok, then format the two partitions on the 80gig drive(assuming you have swap and ext3), as ext3, adn Windows will never see them, but they'll be there if you want them
[04:13] <jebblue> this guy in #pidgin said to wait for gutsy
[04:13] <madnez> as of now, i need to change permission to be super root so i can write on those dman drives
[04:13] <rocknarayan> hi...any idea if there will be a gutsy-commercial repository like fiesty-commercial?
[04:13] <IndyGunFreak> jebblue: why would he say that?.. it takes 20min to compile....
, yeah but i need to transfer files first
[04:13] <jebblue> IndyGunFreak but then it isnt manage by synaptic and all things can go wrong
[04:14] <IndyGunFreak> jebblue: if you say so, i've had it since version 2.1, no problems
, i have forgotten hwo to enable root access for my other partitioned drives
[04:14] <freezerburn> If anyone has used putty to SSH tunnel.. When I'm configuring firefox to use the proxy information, would I config it like I would in windows? being localhost and the Port the same??
[04:14] <IndyGunFreak> !ssh
[04:14] <jebblue> IndyGunFreak is it better
[04:14] <ubotu> SSH is the Secure SHell protocol. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSHHowto for usage. Putty is a nice SSH client for Windows; it can be found at http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/
[04:14] <freezerburn> When I say same I mean same settings as I would in windows?
[04:14] <IndyGunFreak> jebblue: well, it fixes the MSN security hole, it has a myspace plugin if you need that,  other than that, its really just GAIM with different colors
, isnt there someway to disable the annoying root requirements on partitioned drives? i was the creator but i'm not given root priv
[04:15] <jebblue> IndyGunFreak nah ill wait sounds good tho
[04:15] <IndyGunFreak> jebblue: ya, the MSN security bug is realy only an issue, if you use MSN, if you use MSN, you really should upgrade
[04:16] <underwatercow> why is it that a lot of the characters in the character map show up as boxes with letters and numbers?
[04:16] <RequinB4> anyone willing to help me with sound
[04:16] <IndyGunFreak> jebblue: only reason i like it, is because it has a myspace plugin, which means I've cleared a virus off my ssiters' PC for the last time, that was the last thing i was waiting on, was a myspace plugin for  Kopete or Pidgin/GAIM, now she's using Mint, and I don't have to run around fixing her pc
[04:17] <IdleOne> !sound | RequinB4
[04:17] <ubotu> RequinB4: If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[04:17] <kris> Hello, I'm back. Who was helping me again?
[04:18] <tech-mike> sup peeps, anybody use kiso ... how do i mount the iso image (use as virtual drive)?
[04:18] <jebblue> IndyGunFreak ic im too old to know what myspace is about :)
[04:18] <kris> Hi I'm back. Who was helping me again?
[04:18] <jebblue> IndyGunFreak so i can wait i guess
[04:18] <IndyGunFreak> jebblue: you're not missin much, trust me...lol, my sister is 14 and its all the rage
, so have any ideas how i can write on my other partitions?
[04:19] <IndyGunFreak> madnez: no
[04:19] <RequinB4> IdleOne - been there, done that, i need a module but modprobe isn't liking me
[04:19] <diablos_raven> !price canada
[04:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about price canada - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[04:19] <azzman> hey guys
[04:20] <azzman> need some assistance.
[04:20] <RequinB4> azzman just ask the question
, there was some root user permission which i can use to enable write on my other partitions
[04:20] <azzman> got a dell precision desktop, and cant get video drivers working. any quick fix?
, right now everytime i make a new partition, its isolated from me which is annoying
[04:20] <IndyGunFreak> azzman: what type of vieo device?
[04:21] <IndyGunFreak> madnez: don't know.
[04:21] <Coole^> ne
[04:21] <IndyGunFreak> prollhy need to chmod it.
[04:21] <MasterShrek> tech-mike, use: mount -o loop /path/to/file.iso /path/to/mount/point
[04:22] <tech-mike> mastershrek i dont want to use a terminal command - how do i do it with kiso?
[04:22] <MasterShrek> tech-mike, no idea
[04:24] <lee_> hi
[04:24] <MasterShrek> hello lee_
[04:24] <Pelo> hello lee_
[04:24] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[04:24] <IndyGunFreak> gtg, be safe all
[04:24] <lee_> How in tarnations do you get the text to speek engine to work lol
[04:24] <Pelo> g'night IndyGunFreak
[04:24] <randomchatter> safe!
[04:24] <tonyyarusso> Pelo: ...please tell me that didn't look like it did on my screen just now
[04:24] <randomchatter> hi lee_
[04:24] <Jackpot> how can I disable the services? which file to edit?
[04:25] <codecaine> lee espeak "my text"
[04:25] <IdleOne> tonyyarusso: it looked like 8 lines pasted by a channel OP :)
[04:25] <Pelo> tonyyarusso,   about 10 lines of  tonyyarusso rumove ban on ..... , intersected with part/joins
[04:25] <randomchatter> time to feed the bot
[04:25] <letalis> lets say i am in a terminal and i want to run a program to be displayed in X from the terminal, is there a way to do it? from a tty to :0 for example.
[04:25] <randomchatter> !botsnack
[04:25] <Tortured> i have a whole dir of tar.gz files, how do i extract all of them at once?
[04:25] <ubotu> Yum!   I don't know why it did that...
[04:26] <lee_> hi randomchatter
[04:26] <IdleOne> Pelo: lives here
[04:26] <lee_> and mastershrek
[04:26] <IdleOne> tonyyarusso: sure
[04:26] <Jackpot> how can I disable the services? which file to edit?
[04:26] <randomchatter> letalis: DISPLAY=:0
[04:26] <Pelo> tonyyarusso, fyi, if you are using xchat you can use  the crtl key to select multiple users to unban in one go
[04:26] <prakriti> i have changed the bgcolor of gdm and the bgcolor of my desktop, but no matter what I do it always turns 'ubuntu orange' between gdm and my X session, anybody know why?
[04:26] <lee_> lol
[04:27] <Pelo> tonyyarusso, join me in #pleo
[04:27] <lee_> hmm
[04:27] <letalis> so just type that out after the command?
[04:27] <prakriti> the X server gets started with -br which is a black background, so ubuntu has to be doing it somewhere
[04:27] <Pelo> tonyyarusso,  jion me in #pelo
[04:27] <randomchatter> Tortured: tar xzvf *.tar.gz
[04:27] <lee_> how does one get the text-to speech engine to work?
[04:27] <Jackpot> how can I disable/enable the services?
[04:27] <codecaine> ubuntu already has espeak installed for you lee
[04:27] <lee_> waht?
[04:27] <lee_> waht?
[04:27] <tech-mike> hmm, the kiso homepage sez kiso can mount iso's as virtual drive - but no help on how to do it
[04:27] <codecaine> in terminal type espeak "The text you want to say"
[04:27] <MasterShrek> lee_, just type espeak "hello"
[04:27] <codecaine> thats a example
[04:28] <lee_> oh i am on gutsy
[04:28] <codecaine> if it don't have it apt-get install espeak
[04:28] <MasterShrek> so am i lee_ it works fine
[04:28] <Pelo> lee_,  I'm on here a lot , I ahve no life behond helping ppl getting ubuntu to work properly
[04:28] <lee_> speak "hello"
[04:28] <codecaine> sudo of course
[04:28] <codecaine> :)
[04:28] <tech-mike> ah found it with kiso --help-all
[04:28] <MasterShrek> lee_, espeak
[04:28] <lee_> hmm Ididnt hear a thing
[04:28] <Jackpot> Pelo, then help me out buddy
[04:28] <lee_> and my speaks are on
[04:28] <codecaine> espeak not speak
[04:28] <lee_> espeak?
[04:28] <lee_> espeak
[04:29] <codecaine> thats the name of the program
[04:29] <MasterShrek> yes
[04:29] <lee_> lol
[04:29] <lee_> um
[04:29] <Pelo> Jackpot,  you can do it several ways,    menu < sysetm > admin > services is the easiet ,  the other is to  remove items forom the  /etc/init.d/rc ...   folders   read the readme files to know how
[04:29] <Weirdo---> how can I disable/enable the services?
[04:29] <Weirdo---> ok sorry for repeating
[04:29] <Pelo> lee_,  do you mean this ?
[04:29] <Weirdo---> hit the wrong key
[04:29] <codecaine> in gnome weirdo?
[04:29] <lee_> pelo, I didnt know ht I had espeak wait is taht short for easy speeak?
[04:30] <Weirdo---> codecaine, I'd recommend command-line :)
[04:30] <lee_> yes pelo, i am here
[04:30] <Pelo> lee right now I have no idea what you are talking about
[04:30] <MachFennec> anyone here know about sprint novatel u720?
[04:30] <codecaine> perminately or just temp
[04:31] <codecaine> like sudo /etc/init.d/smbd stop
[04:31] <Weirdo---> suppose if I wanna install XChat, how would I compile it using 'sudo' command?
[04:31] <lee_> I havnt any sound what so ever from the speaks
[04:31] <lee_> except for music
[04:31] <logreeval> I am going to do this guide > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/RalinkRT61?action=show&redirect=Rt61WirelessCardsHowTo But what is WPA?, I dont need it so could i leave it blank?
[04:31] <MasterShrek> Weirdo---, just apt-get it
[04:31] <codecaine> sudo apt-get install xchat
[04:31] <tim__> hi
[04:31] <Weirdo---> it will install the latest version of xchat then?
[04:31] <lee_> speak hello
[04:31] <Pelo> lee_,  maybe you need to select the correct device in the espeak preferences
[04:31] <randomchatter> Weirdo---: yyes
[04:31] <tim__> i can't make Warcraft 3 run in OPenGL in gnome
[04:31] <MasterShrek> Weirdo---, yes
[04:32] <tim__> can u help me plz
[04:32] <lee_> eh how do I do that pelo
[04:32] <RequinB4> for XChat you might as well use add/remove apps - GUI isn't always bad you know :P
[04:32] <MasterShrek> !wine | tim__
[04:32] <ubotu> tim__: WINE is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information, and see !AppDB for application compatibility.
[04:32] <Weirdo---> hehe I last used RedHat 6.2 back on 2001, it wasn't that easy before
[04:32] <Pelo> lee_,  does espeak have a menu ? check in there
[04:32] <codecaine> man espeak
[04:32] <lee_> espeaks not even in the menu
[04:32] <codecaine> its espeak not espeaks lee
[04:33] <lee_> I have tesxt to speeck and
[04:33] <lee_> K say it
[04:33] <codecaine> hey acidx do I know you did you use to go to virtual places chat?
[04:34] <logreeval> anyone?
[04:34] <Pelo> lee_,  you are going to have to find a webpage to explain espeak  try on google  , not many ppl here seem to know about it atm
[04:34] <alcaponage> How come my ubuntu won't shut down?
[04:34] <alcaponage> My ubuntu freezes when I try to shut it down
[04:34] <acidx> codecaine, you're probably mistaken
[04:34] <Pelo> logreeval,  wpa and wpe are encrytion security thingys for  wifi  you don'T absolutely need them
[04:34] <lee_> pelo I see
[04:34] <kabam> Hello all
[04:34] <jimmacdonald> I love it when three lines of code makes things much easier.
[04:35] <codecaine> all he need to do is man it pelo is a simple program doesn't really need but one parameter
[04:35] <kabam> I need help to setup my ubuntu network
[04:35] <MasterShrek> kabam, whats the problem?
[04:35] <kabam> could anyone help me?
[04:35] <codecaine> haven't seen that name in a long time he use to go by it just was checking thanks
[04:35] <Pelo> alcaponage,  it happens if an app needs time to shut down properly before ubuntu closes
[04:35] <codecaine> Whats the problem kabam
[04:35] <Pelo> kabam,  it's better if you ask specific quesitons
[04:35] <JosHate> Howdy-ho.  I've got a networking problem.  ra0 is the interface with Internet connectivity - I'm able to ping the router.  I'm connected to the machine through eth0 with a crossover cable.  I would like Ubuntu to connect via ra0 to the Internet, but it seems Hell-bent on using eth0 (which doesn't go to the Internet).  Can someone tell me how to prioritize network devices in Ubuntu?
[04:36] <JosHate> *network interfaces
[04:36] <jimmacdonald> iwlist eth1 scanning |grep "ESSID" >> /dev/null  && WLAN=1 || WLAN=0
[04:36] <_vector_> anyone here use lvm with partitions over 2TB
[04:36] <logreeval> Pelo, but if i dont put the wpa like the directions, will it still work?
[04:36] <Pelo> JosHate,  did you try setting it in menu > sytem > admin > network ?
[04:36] <jimmacdonald> if [ WLAN =1 ] ; then
[04:36] <Pelo> logreeval, it should
[04:36] <JosHate> jimmacdonald - was that directed at me?
[04:36] <JosHate> Pelo - where in those settings do I set priority?
[04:36] <alcaponage> pelo: what app?
[04:37] <Pelo> _vector_, there is a #lvm channel
[04:37] <kabam> How would you add Ubuntu to an existing network with static ip, and the Window DNS Server would resolve it
[04:37] <logreeval> Pelo: what type of AuthMode is it?
[04:37] <prakriti> no idea on my ubuntu orange?
[04:37] <_vector_> Pelo: a pretty quiet one though
[04:37] <Pelo> alcaponage,  could be anything , check what you have running
[04:37] <_vector_> Pelo: but thanks for pointing it out
[04:37] <acidx> codecaine, no problem :)
[04:38] <jimmacdonald> iwconfig eth1 essid "ESSID" key  "KEY"
[04:38] <Pelo> _vector_,  not all channel are as well attended as this one,  ask often check in at different times of day  , and ask specific quesitons
[04:38] <kabam> Pelo <== How would you add Ubuntu to an existing network with static ip, and the Window DNS Server would resolve it
[04:38] <jimmacdonald> JosHate: no I was just tooting my own horn. simple fix to an anoying problem.
[04:38] <borovy3488> hey Pelo: I have another DeVeDe problem, can you help me out?
[04:38] <linux_stu> what is a good console based ftp server package?
[04:38] <Pelo> kabam, same place as mentionned before,   click around a bit
[04:38] <_vector_> Pelo: thanks...your the first to respond to any message on this channel....other times of the day I have gotten no responses to my inquiry
[04:39] <kabam> Pelo: meaming?
[04:39] <Pelo> borovy3488,  state the problem
[04:39] <Pelo> kabam,  menu > system > admin > network,   select the device , click properties  select the type of connection , fill in the blanks
[04:39] <alcaponage> Pelo: how do I check what I have running
[04:39] <kabam> I did config the resolve.conf to look at my DNS server.  Do I have to add new new Ubuntu into my DNS?
[04:40] <IdleOne> alcaponage: ps aux if you mean process
[04:40] <borovy3488> Pelo: I have waited for a very long time for it to convert the files.  then it said that it failed to create the dvd tree.  So, I was just wondering how I make the iso files where Devede doesnt have to convert the files, since theyre already in the correct format.
[04:40] <kabam> that is not what i am asking
[04:40] <madnez> guys how do i enable super root priv?
[04:40] <Pelo> _vector_,  most of the time ppl only answer to questions they know about ,  occasionnaly if I notice someone asking the same thing  over and over I try to suggest alternative  sources
[04:40] <heguru> madnez: use sudo -i
[04:40] <IdleOne> !root | madnez
[04:40] <ubotu> madnez: Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth.. there is no root password. Then you will see that it is sudo that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[04:40] <Pelo> alcaponage, menu > sytesm > admin > system monitor
[04:40] <kabam> I want my ubuntu to be able to lookup by the other host by doing nslookup ubuntu.host.com, ex
[04:41] <IdleOne> Pelo: you like GUI :)
[04:41] <_vector_> Pelo: yeah the question I'm asking isn't a n00b question, but I was hoping some advanced server admins might be around
[04:41] <uellington> 	irc.rizon.net
[04:41] <madnez> yeah but can i enable it permanently?
[04:41] <JosHate> I've confirmed that, if I disable the eth0 interface, Ubuntu switches over to ra0.  So, does anyone know how to get it to ALWAYS default to ra0 when looking for Internet connectivity?
[04:41] <kabam> I cant do lookup with static ip, any suggestion
[04:41] <JosHate> (I've also confirmed it's not a DNS issue)
[04:41] <JosHate> I *am* able to connect to the network with ra0, regardless of whether eth0 is on or off.
[04:41] <borovy3488> Pelo: I also was wondering if there was any way to shrink or compress the .iso files.  I have a 4.7 GB iso, and it needs to be smaller to fit on a dvd
[04:42] <Pelo> borovy3488,  you'll have to look around the dialog boxes but ther are option box that state  that the file is already in mpeg4 format and there is a box to create jsut the dvd structure and not the tree
[04:42] <heguru> _vector_: what is your question again?
[04:42] <kabam> Any Expert network/DNS in here that coudl help me out?
[04:42] <codecaine> borovy3488 iso is the actaully image of all the files so its doesn't get any smaller
[04:42] <heguru> kabam: can you pastebin your /etc/resolve.conf
[04:43] <rawake> can swap partitions be in a extended partition?
[04:43] <Pelo> borovy3488, don'T rely on the  progress bar to much ,  it's not wholy reliable , I can go up to 200 % and ti fits,  trial and error on that bit I am afraid
[04:43] <heguru> rawake: yes
[04:43] <anas> hi room
[04:43] <Jumbalia> YAY!
[04:43] <Jumbalia> I got my intarwebs working
[04:43] <Metasploit> borovy:  jumping in,,but just wondering which iso is that huge
[04:43] <rawake> heguru: well for some reason my swap partitions aren't mounting... i have them setup in fstab and when i run free it says that they are 0
[04:43] <anas> can any one help in byrle at ubuntu ?
[04:43] <codecaine> probably a dvd metasploit
[04:43] <kabam> Heguru, we have a local DNS server in our network and they are <IP_ADDRESS> and <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:43] <Pelo> borovy3488,  and be aware  it's 4.7 gigabits not gigaBytes,  it's about 4.4 gigabytes
[04:43] <_vector_> heguru: I have a 3TB partition in lvm that upon reboot can only see 1TB and I don't know why
[04:44] <kabam> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:44] <heguru> rawake: pastebin your fstab and the output of sudo fdisk -l
[04:44] <Pelo> anas, it is better to ask a specific question
[04:44] <Metasploit> oh wait.  yea.  i was thinking of just operating systems
[04:44] <kabam> nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>
[04:44] <kabam> domain conway.prod.con-way.com
[04:44] <anas> pelo , ok
[04:44] <MBear> hi! anybody use asus p5k motherboard?
[04:44] <kabam> and I can't do nslookup ubuntu.conway.prod.con-way.com
[04:44] <Jumbalia> I am about to install NVIDIA drivers, but last time it crashed my computer.  What do I need to backup so that if something goes wrong, I can just copy from the backup
[04:44] <mike01> i use an asus p5k-e
[04:45] <anas> i have install it but .nothing defrent
[04:45] <heguru> kabam: ubuntu.conway.prog.con-way.com is added to your dns?
[04:45] <kabam> Heguru: any idea?
[04:45] <heguru> kabam: or are you using dynamicdns?
[04:45] <anas> pelo , .... it's not working
[04:45] <MBear> mike01: i have problem- aafter install grub say - can't mount partition///
[04:45] <Pelo> anas,  you probablay need to start it ,  type the name of the prog in the terminal
[04:45] <kabam> that what i was about to ask?  do I need to add the new Ubuntu to my DNS server if I use static IP on the new Ubuntu?
[04:46] <Pelo> anas,  I don'T realy know anything about that prog
[04:46] <mike01> check what hd it is booting from
[04:46] <anas> ok ,, thank you
[04:46] <mike01> i think it switches them every so often or something
[04:46] <kabam> Heguru: what is dynamic dns?
[04:46] <heguru> kabam: in case of static ip, you can add it to your dns
[04:46] <borovy3488> Pelo: OK i found the option and selected it.  It greatly reduced the size of the bar.  It is at 108%.  Seems more accurate.  Is it?
[04:46] <rawake> heguru: http://rafb.net/p/tuvIXp63.txt
[04:46] <heguru> kabam: Dynamic DNS the client itself adds its hostname and ip to the dns server (if the dns server allows)
[04:47] <kabam> if my company use dynamicDns, then how long would it take to be able to resolve
[04:47] <Pelo> borovy3488, since not  re-encoding will take place it is probably more on the nose yes
[04:47] <_vector_> I have a 3TB partition under lvm that only shows 1TB with lvmdiskscan after reboot...and the dmsetup table is blank? any ideas?
[04:47] <borovy3488> Pelo: dang it, OK.  Thanks for the help
[04:47] <kabam> I think my company uses dynameic DNS because I was able to add a Window SErver w/ stsatic IP ot it.
[04:47] <Jumbalia> I am about to install NVIDIA drivers, but last time it crashed my computer.  What do I need to backup so that if something goes wrong, I can just copy from the backup
[04:47] <anas> another Q   ,, i want to know what linux is best .(ubuntu or debian ) .. for me i wana start learning programming ..?
[04:48] <Metasploit> uhm
[04:48] <kabam> heguru: how would I do it for Ubuntu if my company uses dynamicDNS?
[04:48] <Pelo> Jumbalia,  what do you mean by crash ?  if the nvidia thing does not work you just need to boot in recovery mode , and reset  x to use the vesa driver    sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[04:48] <heguru> kabam: was your windows computer part of Active Directory?
[04:48] <heguru> rawake: i don't see your md1 partition where swap is supposed to mount
[04:48] <Jumbalia> Pelo: thanks, no one could tell me that before
[04:48] <heguru> rawake: wait let me check further
[04:49] <Jumbalia> Pelo: it would crash the xserver
[04:49] <kabam> heguru: yes, I have to add it into AD with admin right/
[04:49] <Jumbalia> Pelo: Thanks :)
[04:49] <rawake> heguru: it does exist
[04:49] <Pelo> Jumbalia, and for backup of your  settings and data just make a copy of your /home folder on another partiton , in fact you can mount your /home folder on seperate partition and never worry about it again when installing
[04:49] <madnez> guys
[04:49] <keanu> Question - I'm trying to copy a bunch of files to my microsd card, but the files have question marks in them.  There's about 100 of them, so it'd be a hassle to rename them all, but is it possible to copy them on to the (FAT32 formatted) microsd card?
[04:49] <kabam> heguru: how would I do it for ubuntu?
[04:49] <Pelo> Jumbalia,  sometimes it's how you ask the question, took me a while to figure out what you were asking
[04:50] <Pelo> and why
[04:50] <madnez> why when i partition a new drive, it does not allow me to write on that drive?
[04:50] <Jumbalia> Keanu: yes, you can copy them
[04:50] <borovy3488> Pelo: OK, new problem.  When I start it, it automatically says "failed to create the DVD tree.  Maybe you ran out of disk space."  I have 40 GB free.
[04:50] <Jumbalia> Keanu: what type of MicroSD card do you have
[04:50] <heguru> rawake: not in the output of your fdisk -l
[04:50] <javabugz> i am running conky with kde ... when i first started conky...there is no transparency. However, if I disable the desktop wallpaper and then enabled it (after conky started) then transparency works
[04:50] <anas> Question - how can i install photoshop in my ubuntu ?
[04:50] <javabugz> any idea?
[04:50] <heguru> rawake: how big do you want your swap parition?
[04:50] <Pelo> keanu,  in add/remove , do a search for  rename  there is little app in there that lets you do bach rename,  several options are available such as removing carachters
[04:51] <keanu> Jumbalia, just a Sandisk 2GB - cp and mv both complain about invalid arguments when trying to move.
[04:51] <jvai> hey ppls
[04:51] <kabam> Any help????
[04:51] <keanu> Pelo, thanks
[04:51] <rawake> heguru: 2gb
[04:51] <anas> Question - how can i install photoshop in my ubuntu ?
[04:51] <rawake> heguru: i have md1 partitioned to 2gb so i want all of that to be swap
[04:51] <Jumbalia> Keanu: I do tech support for SanDisk :)
[04:51] <Metasploit> anas: use gimp instead
[04:52] <jvai> dapper on a thinkpad z60m, aftr 2 kernel updates i can't burn music thru serpentine or gnomebaker.. help?
[04:52] <Pelo> borovy3488, I occasionnaly get stuff like that to,  it takes a lot of diskspace apprently to do some of those operations,  I donT' know how to get around it asside from selecting a diffrente partiton to save the file ( last operation before starting the actual encoding)
[04:52] <borovy3488> Pelo: thanks again
[04:52] <anas> from where can i download it ?
[04:52] <keanu> Jumbalia, ok ;).  I'm using my Sansa (e250) as a card reader, but it won't let me copy them onto the card
[04:52] <shogunx> anyone in west africa looking for an ubuntu admin gig on stable power infrastructure?
[04:52] <foug> will 7.10 have better hardware support?
[04:52] <Pelo> kabam,  maybe you can get more help in #networking
[04:52] <Metasploit> anas: you have it already
[04:52] <kabam> thanks
[04:52] <heguru> rawake: I don't see md1 in the output of fdisk -l, that generally means it doesn't exist
[04:53] <foug> is there a complete list of the new features and hardware support in 7.10?
[04:53] <anas> Metasploit , from where ??
[04:53] <Jumbalia> Keanu: It's not a restriction in either the card or the Sansa.  I'm sorry for telling you yes you can copy, I had copied files in a similer manner as you but I guess I don't remember if I did something special
[04:54] <Metasploit> anas: Menu / Graphics / gimp
[04:54] <tim__> How do I make MY PC-beeper not to be beeb while i am typing in Xchat ?
[04:54] <keanu> Jumbalia, I didn't think it'd be the card or the Sansa - IIRC it's simply a FAT32 limitation
[04:54] <Pelo> tim__,  check the xchat properties,  you can turn off sound somewhere
[04:54] <Pelo> tim__,  menu > settings > preferences
[04:54] <anas> metasploit , thank you ..and flash plz ??
[04:54] <Elda> :(  I just cannot figure out how Im supposed to find this.  I was trying to get LM sensors to work and I found out I have a max6692 sensor.  When I go to the lm wiki page for the hardware I see this under the comments, "One request (ticket #2149). No driver yet. Use the lm90 driver with force_max6657 for partial support in the meantime." But where do I find lm90? ;_;
[04:54] <Jumbalia> But yeah, if you ever need support with your product, lemme know<EMAIL_ADDRESS>is my personal addy
[04:55] <earlmred> hmm, i'm trying to get virtual hosts setup properly in apache2, if i go to the domain name locally from the server, i get the correct page, but outside of the machine, i don't ... what gives.
[04:55] <tarelerulz> I am lost ktorrent and azureus seem to have the same problem with this torrent leech.  I download great and upload really bad or not at all times? anyone have an idea what might be up
[04:55] <foug> does AOL work properly in Ubuntu?
[04:55] <Elda> ewww AOL :>
[04:55] <heguru> rawake: can you also pastebin the output of sudo lvmdiskscan
[04:55] <foug> i have friends i still chat with in AOL Elda  :P
[04:55] <Elda> gaim?
[04:55] <foug> not AIM, actual AOL chats
[04:56] <Elda> :>
[04:56] <Pelo> tarelerulz,  enable encrypton , not sure where but check the settnigs
[04:56] <earlmred> anybody care to help with virtual host config? i have my config files ready to paste from pastebin...
[04:56] <Metasploit> anas:  thats another story.. probably   Menu>System> Administration>Synaptic manager....... search for adobe flash
[04:56] <Elda> Anywhoo anyone have any idea about where I could find lm90?
[04:56] <anas> metasploit: there is no
[04:56] <rawake> heguru: http://rafb.net/p/OJqAV229.txt ... is there a way to resize my extended partition?
[04:56] <Pelo> Elda,  google ?
[04:57] <Elda> I tried . . .
[04:57] <Pelo> Elda,  have you tried this wiki  http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty   should find the sensors easily enough
[04:57] <niru> hi all
[04:57] <NemesisD> im trying to remotely control a vista machine from windows, for some reason rdesktop just hangs at autoselected keyboard en_us
[04:57] <nanbudh> friends is there a way to make 1 ubuntu desktop computer into many, having say 10 montors and keyboards and mice?
[04:57] <tarelerulz> Pelo , what made you say turn on the encryption ?
[04:57] <niru> I have got a sony laptop
[04:58] <heguru> rawake: are you using some RAID controller?
[04:58] <Pelo> tarelerulz, could be a ISP bittorrent trottleing problem
[04:58] <niru> motion eye does not work with it.xawtv command shows the following o/p:v4l-conf,has some trouble starting
[04:58] <_vector_> can someone help me out with this lvm error with vgchange? http://pastebin.com/m5a4e917f
[04:58] <Metasploit> anas: not sure then.  try going to a flash website and your website should ask you if you want to download'
[04:58] <niru> v4l2-has no such device /dev/video0
[04:59] <Pelo> tarelerulz,  what makes you ask why I suggested that ?
[04:59] <tarelerulz> Pelo , that never came to me at all. I really need to read up on bit torrent and networking in general .  So much to know a bit
[04:59] <rawake> heguru: no, but md1 is a software raid... i have 2 disks, sda and sdb which i have 2 partitions that are 2gb big on an extended partiton... md1 is a raid 1 of sda5 and sdb5 which is supposed to be my swap
[04:59] <Pelo> tarelerulz, I use to do quite a bit of support in #utorrent and #azureus and I wrote a few guides for utorrent ,  I have a bit of knowledge in torrent
[05:00] <nanbudh> there is one project: userful.com but its not free
[05:00] <_vector_> tarelerulz: unfortunately if you are on comast turning on encryption doesn't work all that well
[05:00] <dxdt> nanbudh: I've seen it done with linux, don't know about ubuntu though
[05:00] <niru> what does this mean:ioctl VT_GETSTATE:invalid argument
[05:00] <_vector_> tarelerulz: comast
[05:01] <tarelerulz> Pelo, I have been doing it for years ,but I did it on windows and I did not know much more then forwarding.   Now there is so much to know .  I wondering if it was the program I am use or router or the site
[05:01] <heguru> rawake: are you using something other than LVM2 for your raid?
[05:02] <nanbudh> dxdt:what i mean is not thin clients,,a terminal connects via a video card and consists of just a monitor and a keyboard and a mouse
[05:02] <_vector_> tarelerulz: lookup up on google comast and sandvine .... sad state of affairs for those wanting to seed torrents
[05:02] <Khyron> can you log in multile vnc sessions on the same user account?
[05:02] <rawake> heguru: i'm not using lvm2, just regular fdisk and mdadm
[05:03] <rawake> one second, reboot
[05:05] <kevsthabest> how would i go about to check what version is a kernel module thats loaded?
[05:05] <Pelo> g'night folks
[05:05] <jonathan_> hi
[05:05] <jonathan_> how to remove my vmware on my system?
[05:06] <Pelo> kevsthabest, uname -r
[05:06] <tarelerulz> Thanks for the  infro pelo
[05:06] <heguru> kevsthabest: modinfo <modulename>
[05:06] <jonathan_> hei!
[05:07] <randomchatter> jonathan_: rm yourvm.vm
[05:07] <Joules> basic question.... is there any way to make it so that when im opening a file ... with i assume nautilus ubuntu shows a picture .. when i use gimp it shows me the little thumbnail but when adding stuff online it doesnt
[05:08] <yrlnry__> When I start up apache2 with sudo apache2ctl start, CGI scripts don't work.  I have to manually create /var/run/apache2 before I start apache.  Why is this, and what's the right ubuntu way to fix it?
[05:08] <Vuen> hey guys, how do i see how much ram my system has?
[05:09] <Vuen> i just added a 512 stick so i should have 1g now, and memtest saw it fine, but df -h seems to think i only have 512
[05:09] <randomchatter> Vuen: cat /proc/cpuinfo
[05:09] <heguru> Vuen: free -m
[05:09] <Vuen> Mem:          1011        430        580
[05:09] <Vuen> hooray!
[05:09] <Vuen> thanks guys
[05:09] <Elda> Meh.... pelo that did not work
[05:09] <Jumbalia> Is there a way to have ubuntu automatically log in on a restart?
[05:09] <Elda> I need the lm90
[05:10] <randomchatter> Jumbalia: that is not safe
[05:10] <Jumbalia> random: I know
[05:10] <heguru> Jumbalia: System -> Administration -> Login Window
[05:11] <Vuen> in relation to random's question, is there a way to disable being able to lock the active session?
[05:11] <heguru> Jumbalia: Click at security tab and enable Automatic Login
[05:11] <Jumbalia> Heguru: thanks
[05:11] <keanu> Jumbalia / Pelo: found a way how to do a mass rename at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3500221
[05:11] <Extravert> http://pastebin.com/d638a957e
[05:11] <kevsthabest> im getting a version mismatch for my nvidia drivers.. the only way i can seem to get Xorg to load is by installing the closed drivers directly from nvidia.com.. any ideas how that could happen?
[05:11] <tarelerulz> just one thing after other messing up on my system been working getting azureus and my other bit torrents working.  I broke azureus
[05:11] <Jumbalia> Keanu: awsome, thanks
[05:11] <heguru> keanu: you can use rename command
[05:11] <heguru> keanu: better than using a bash script
[05:12] <randomchatter> Vuen: why would you do so?
[05:12] <rawake> back
[05:12] <keanu> heguru, I already used the bash script ;)
[05:12] <rawake> can a linux system function ok without any swap?
[05:12] <heguru> keanu: yeah just for future reference, rename command is much simpler and designed for this purpose only :)
[05:12] <Dean_Harryman> ok, Linux noob here, and I am having a few problems....
[05:12] <MasterShrek> rawake, i think so, but its probably not a good idea
[05:13] <eslumz> hello, does anybody know a good bittorrent client for linux?
[05:13] <MasterShrek> eslumz, ktorrent
[05:13] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, shoot
[05:13] <IdleOne> rawake: think it would require alot of ram but it should work yeah
[05:13] <eslumz> but i'm not on kde
[05:13] <heguru> rawake: not recommended, some things will not work at all (like hibernate)
[05:13] <Dean_Harryman> anyone set up a broadcom 4318 wireless card?
[05:13] <eslumz> would it work on gnome?
[05:13] <keanu> heguru: heh, didn't even notice the rename command was installed.
[05:13] <IdleOne> !wifi | Dean_Harryman
[05:13] <ubotu> Dean_Harryman: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[05:13] <Vuen> randomchatter: because this is meant to be a public terminal, so it kindof defeats the purpose when people lock it and i need to come around with a password to unlock it
[05:13] <MasterShrek> eslumz, it will work in gnome
[05:13] <ckin2001> eslumz, ktorrent works on gnome, but bittornado is good too
[05:13] <eslumz> thanks
[05:13] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, i can help you
[05:13] <Vuen> eslumz: ktorrent rocks, and it works in gnome as well
[05:14] <werdis> anyone know the command for displaying all the lines in the file but starting at like like 25 or something?
[05:14] <Dean_Harryman> I have been crawling the forums, and have tried several different methods to use my card, but no lick
[05:14] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, http://www.mediafire.com/?bqn8x4eancv extract the file there to /lib/firmware
[05:14] <IdleOne> Vuen: why not just remove the lock icon from the panl?
[05:14] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, it says 4311, but it will work for 4318 as well
[05:14] <Vuen> IdleOne: how do i do that?
[05:14] <sharkey7617> I just installd the tomcat5.5 tomcat5.5-admin tomcat5.5-webapps packages, tomcat started fine but I am not able to access the web pages on port 8180
[05:15] <rawake> ok, i think my problem is i cannot raid 1 a swap that has its real partitions in an extended partition so i have to re-partition my disks so that the partitions which are going to be used for swap are primary partitions and then raid 1 them
[05:15] <randomchatter> Vuen: right click it and click remove from panel
[05:15] <IdleOne> Vuen: just right click on the little window with lock and remove
[05:15] <Vuen> i'm on KDE.
[05:15] <randomchatter> yuck- kde
[05:15] <IdleOne> Vuen: should be the same
[05:15] <Dean_Harryman> so I just extract to that directory?
[05:15] <IdleOne> Vuen: if not ask in #kubuntu
[05:15] <Elda> Does anyone know about the driver for an lm90 sensor?  This is what the stupid lm-sensors wiki says to use anyway :(
[05:15] <sharkey7617> is there something up with the tomcat package?
[05:16] <randomchatter> bye
[05:16] <Elda> This is driving me nuts
[05:16] <kevsthabest> Error: API mismatch: this NVIDIA driver component has version 96.43.01, but the NVIDIA kernel module's version does not match. <- what should i do with this?
[05:16] <Jumbalia> SHould I install wine or crossover
[05:16] <ckin2001> werdis, tail -n +25 file works, i think
[05:16] <heguru> rawake: you should be able to RAID1 a swap partition and it is recommended to do so, sorry for so many pastebins earlier, i thought you're using lvm, can you pastebin the output of sudo mdadm --detail /dev/md1
[05:16] <IdleOne> Jumbalia: depends
[05:16] <randomchatter> Elda: what's an lm sensor?
[05:16] <tarelerulz> Any you have stuff not install right from synaptic ? I have had it happen to me alot.  Azureus beeing one that did not work untel latly and broke it again .
[05:16] <Vuen> Jumbalia: heh, depends on your budget and the software you want it for. crossover costs money.
[05:16] <Elda> lm sensor is the program used for sensors
[05:16] <werdis> ckin2001; Oh yeah! it does, ty. I didnt think of tail!
[05:16] <Elda> detecing temperature
[05:16] <Elda> fan speed etc
[05:17] <ckin2001> werdis, otherwise you gotta mess with awk :p
[05:17] <randomchatter> don't pay money for evil commercial forks of oss projects
[05:17] <werdis> ckin2001: naw it works ty
[05:17] <werdis> :)
[05:17] <Elda> The wiki says this "). No driver yet. Use the lm90 driver with force_max6657 for partial support in the meantime."  But where do I find lm90?
[05:18] <Dean_Harryman> Mastershrek, I have the firmwafre installed, and it shows up in the network manager, the light doesnt turn on.....and it wont connect
[05:18] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, try sudo modprobe bcm43xx
[05:18] <MasterShrek> see if the light comes on
[05:18] <Jumbalia> SHould I install wine or crossover
[05:18] <MasterShrek> prolly wine Jumbalia
[05:18] <Elda> wine is free crossover isnt?
[05:18] <Jumbalia> sorry
[05:19] <Jumbalia> My window wasnt scrolling and i didnt see your messages
[05:19] <werdis> chkin2001: so then to the first lines it would be head -n +25 file ?
[05:19] <IdleOne> Jumbalia: wine for windows apps ( not all supported ) and crossover for games ( not free )
[05:19] <MasterShrek> Elda, sudo modprobe lm90
[05:19] <Jumbalia> IdleOne: ok thanks
[05:19] <rawake> i think i messed it up but here it is.. http://rafb.net/p/AmmtrS54.txt
[05:19] <heguru> Jumbalia: for games you should go for cedega (not free)
[05:19] <Jumbalia> I thought crossover was the paid version of wine, so I didntk now if I should do just crossover
[05:19] <Elda> MasterShrek: What does that do?
[05:19] <Dean_Harryman> Mastershrek, it didnt do anything....
[05:19] <Jumbalia> I'm gonan do cedaga later, I dont have to pay for the others
[05:19] <IdleOne> Jumbalia: yeah cedega for games sorry
[05:20] <heguru> rawake: run sudo mkswap /dev/md1
[05:20] <MasterShrek> Elda, that will load the lm90 driver
[05:20] <randomchatter> Jumbalia: what kind of windows software do youneed?
[05:20] <Elda> okey
[05:20] <IdleOne> Jumbalia: dont know if crossover has any game support
[05:20] <Jumbalia> random: *shrugs* Mostly gaming
[05:20] <Elda> MasterShrek if that does, wouldnt my sensors work then?  Because sensors says that none has been found yet :(
[05:20] <randomchatter> Jumbalia: which games?
[05:20] <Elda> Or would I have to do sensors-detect again?
[05:20] <Jumbalia> well i gotta restart, wine is done installing
[05:21] <rawake> heguru: http://rafb.net/p/p5FehO36.txt
[05:21] <Jumbalia> random: City of heroes, wow, eve online, and steam/valve games
[05:21] <MasterShrek> Elda, maybe, i dont know how the sensors work, but i konw there is a module lm90 and if you have to use it, thats how you would
[05:21] <rawake> rawake: i think it has to be started somehow
[05:21] <randomchatter> Jumbalia: you don't need to!
[05:21] <shekhar> hello can someone help me with mounting my usb device using udev
[05:21] <randomchatter> Jumbalia: wow aand valve games are two of the best working apps in (free) wine
[05:22] <randomchatter> Jumbalia: see http://appdb.winehq.com
[05:22] <HELPME> anyone have install a UBUNTU Server into Window Domain before?
[05:22] <werdis> What command is best to use to search for lines that contrain a string im looking for in a file?
[05:22] <rawake> heguru: notice on the details it says its active but not started
[05:22] <vector7> werdis: try grep .. that is the one I would use
[05:22] <riotkittie> wow. is it normal for usb keyboards to act completely stupid under linux, with random excessive keystrokes and what not :|
[05:23] <riotkittie> errr wireless keyboards, rather
[05:23] <werdis> vector7: do you know the syntax or should I look it up?
[05:23] <randomchatter> werdis: cat filename | grep strng
[05:23] <werdis> man grep scares me
[05:23] <vector7> riotkittie: no...batteries low?
[05:23] <riotkittie> oh wait. maybe i have my finger on the space bar. <hides>
[05:23] <werdis> ty!
[05:23] <sharkey7617> linux hates me
[05:23] <sharkey7617> alot
[05:23] <sharkey7617> has anyone successfully installes the tomcat5.5 package?
[05:23] <vector7> werdis: or grep words filename
[05:23] <Dean_Harryman> ok, i just tried to extract the files to /lib/firmware and it said I do not have permission....
[05:23] <riotkittie> sharkey7617: linux doesnt hate you; it's just playing hard to get
[05:24] <Jumbalia> random: why do you say I do not have to restart
[05:24] <logreeval> Hi, i am doing this how to ,the feisty fawn one, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/RalinkRT61?action=show&redirect=Rt61WirelessCardsHowTo and i get to the .... sudo echo "nameserver ADRESS" >> /etc/resolv.conf ..... it says permission denied, so i did it by hand and it didnt work, i cant ping google.com
[05:24] <frostburn> Dean_Harryman, you need to use sudo to access root folders/files
[05:24] <randomchatter> werdis: you ca also put thirtyfour | grep string in a row to grep the line you greped before
[05:24] <logreeval> I can ping my router, just not websites :(
[05:25] <punsad> logreeval: are you using cable ? or dsl?
[05:25] <logreeval> punsad: satellite
[05:25] <heguru> rawake: yes i see that, try sudo mdadm --run /dev/md1
[05:25] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, use sudo
[05:26] <Dean_Harryman> so what do I type in the terminal?
[05:26] <punsad> logreeval: yikes.  where do you think the problem is?
[05:26] <randomchatter> logreeval: you in sahara?
[05:26] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, sudo tar -xjvf bcm4311_firmware.tar.bz2
[05:26] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, then sudo mv bcm43xx* /lib/firmware
[05:26] <logreeval> punsad shouldnt the itnernet work though?
[05:26] <logreeval> im just far in the country, no internet :(
[05:27] <Dean_Harryman> tar: bcm4311_firmware.tar.bz2: Cannot open: No such file or directory
[05:27] <Dean_Harryman> tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
[05:27] <Dean_Harryman> tar: Child returned status 2
[05:27] <Dean_Harryman> tar: Error exit delayed from previous errors
[05:27] <punsad> logreeval: forget the router... can a single computer access the internet with your satellite connection.  you need to try to isolate the problem
[05:27] <heguru> rawake: actually that should be: sudo mdadm --misc --run /dev/md1
[05:27] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, cd Desktop first
[05:28] <rawake> heguru: actually i just notice that for some reason md1 is set to read only, i think that's the problem but i don't know why that was set to read only?
[05:28] <logreeval> punsad right now i am connected to the router with a cable and then the router to the satellite modem
[05:28] <rawake> heguru:  # mdadm --misc --run /dev/md1
[05:28] <rawake> mdadm: failed to run array /dev/md1: Device or resource busy
[05:28] <logreeval> punsad the connection works in windows...
[05:29] <frostburn> logreeval, what does your /etc/resolv.conf say
[05:29] <punsad> oh... one of *these* kinds of problems (just kidding :)
[05:29] <george> can you ping  <IP_ADDRESS>
[05:29] <logreeval> frostburn:  no quotes ... "nameserver <IP_ADDRESS>"
[05:29] <logreeval> george: let me try.........
[05:29] <Dean_Harryman> ok, it showed a file list
[05:30] <frostburn> logreeval, i'm assuming that's your router's ip?
[05:30] <E-mu> does lspci and lsusb give the manufactuer's name and chipset besided the device and id or is that all you usually get?
[05:30] <heguru> rawake: whan you run 'mount | grep swap' do you get anything? maybe its mounted already
[05:30] <Dean_Harryman> then I typed in the second command, and nothing happened
[05:30] <logreeval> frostburn: yes
[05:30] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, ls /lib/firmware and see if theres bcm43xx files in there
[05:30] <heguru> rawake: if you get nothing then i suggest drop and recreate the md1 raid (after making sure its really your swap partition and nothing else)
[05:30] <rawake> heguru: no its not mounted
[05:30] <frostburn> logreeval, can you do nslookup foo.com
[05:30] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, if there is, then try sudo modprobe bcm43xx again
[05:30] <rawake> heguru: i tried deleting it but it won't let me
[05:31] <Dean_Harryman> 2.6.20-15-generic              bcm43xx_initval04.fw  bcm43xx_microcode2.fw
[05:31] <Dean_Harryman> 2.6.20-16-generic              bcm43xx_initval05.fw  bcm43xx_microcode4.fw
[05:31] <Dean_Harryman> bcm43xx-0.3.2-internet         bcm43xx_initval06.fw  bcm43xx_microcode5.fw
[05:31] <Dean_Harryman> bcm43xx-0.3.2-internet.tar.gz  bcm43xx_initval07.fw  bcm43xx_pcm4.fw
[05:31] <Dean_Harryman> bcm43xx_initval01.fw           bcm43xx_initval08.fw  bcm43xx_pcm5.fw
[05:31] <Dean_Harryman> bcm43xx_initval02.fw           bcm43xx_initval09.fw
[05:31] <Dean_Harryman> bcm43xx_initval03.fw           bcm43xx_initval10.fw
[05:31] <punsad> ouch
[05:31] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, you didnt have to paste it, but thats good there
[05:31] <logreeval> frostburn hold on.....my livecd froze, i have to reboot it
[05:31] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, now sudo modprobe bcm43xx
[05:32] <Dean_Harryman> ok i typed it, and it did nothing
[05:32] <deadlock> I have an issue with folding@home install, I need some help
[05:32] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, the light didnt come on?
[05:32] <Dean_Harryman> nope
[05:32] <heguru> rawake: try deleting after booting into recovery mode
[05:32] <MasterShrek> does it have an on/off switch?
[05:32] <frostburn> Dean_Harryman, type dmesg|tail
[05:32] <logreeval> frostburn...does this case look fixable though?
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> dean@dean-laptop:~$ dmesg|tail
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [   48.030806]  Bluetooth: L2CAP socket layer initialized
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [   48.150119]  Bluetooth: RFCOMM socket layer initialized
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [   48.150139]  Bluetooth: RFCOMM TTY layer initialized
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [   48.150141]  Bluetooth: RFCOMM ver 1.8
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [   55.349925]  eth0: no IPv6 routers present
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [  469.014466]  cs: pcmcia_socket0: unable to apply power.
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [ 1301.085549]  ieee80211_crypt: registered algorithm 'NULL'
[05:33] <frostburn> logreeval, it looks like a bad nameserver
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [ 1301.088930]  ieee80211: 802.11 data/management/control stack, git-1.1.13
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [ 1301.088935]  ieee80211: Copyright (C) 2004-2005 Intel Corporation<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[05:33] <rawake> heguru: how do i boot into recovery mode?
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> [ 1301.111722]  bcm43xx driver
[05:33] <frostburn> !pastebin
[05:33] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[05:33] <logreeval> frostburn: in simpler terms... :P
[05:33] <frostburn> Dean_Harryman, that means the driver is loaded
[05:33] <Dean_Harryman> yes, mastershrek it has a button, but nothign happens when I press
[05:33] <heguru> rawake: on the reboot, press Escape to enter grub menu, you will find an entry with (Recovery Mode) written
[05:34] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, it should be loaded, dmesg said it was, try iwlist eth scan
[05:34] <heguru> rawake: that will log you on in single user mode without a password
[05:34] <Dean_Harryman> then why isnt it working? LOL, this has been frustrating me sence midnight last night
[05:34] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, and dont paste the output
[05:34] <MasterShrek> eth1 Dean_Harryman
[05:34] <Evanlec> frostburn, hey, u were arguing against using raid0 in ubuntu, i took off before i got your reply, do u have a link to where u base your info from?
[05:34] <rawake> heguru: ok
[05:34] <george> paste your whole syslog!
[05:34] <shekhar> hello can someone help me with mounting my usb device? i can see it with lsusb and it mounted automatically before but i can't see it now
[05:35] <frostburn> logreeval, can you humor me and replace <IP_ADDRESS> with <IP_ADDRESS> in your /etc/resolv.conf    (opendns server)
[05:35] <l3jj> Why can I not install apache2-mpm-worker and php5 , everytime I go to do it, apt tries to remove worker and install prefork
[05:35] <Dean_Harryman> what am I looking for?
[05:35] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, see if it scanned anything
[05:35] <MasterShrek> or if it said no scan results
[05:35] <heguru> l3jj: php5 is not good with mpm-worker
[05:35] <Dean_Harryman> Cell 01....... and cell 02.....
[05:35] <frostburn> Evanlec, yes, it's probably 400 pages that way
[05:36] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryman, then it scans, does network manager work?
[05:36] <l3jj> heguru: but prefork is sooo slow
[05:36] <naught101> anyone know where I'd find dpkg post install scripts?  Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok or Pici
[05:38] <fen1x> guys I need you to all spam this email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[05:38] <MasterShrek> Hilikus, add it to /etc/rc.local
[05:38] <t3hub3rk1tten> hilikus system->preferences->sessions ought to help you
[05:39] <Hilikus> thanks
[05:39] <IdleOne> fen1x: we dont do stupid script kiddy stuff
[05:39] <Elda> Hes been banned
[05:39] <RequinB4> anyone willing to help me get sound
[05:39] <RequinB4> i need a modual but modprobe doesn't like me
[05:40] <Elda> apparantly I have an lm90 sensor driver thingy, but now I dont know how to use it :(
[05:40] <Impaled_on_Rebar> is on word all it takes to get banned?
[05:40] <MasterShrek> RequinB4, sudo modprobe?
[05:40] <Impaled_on_Rebar> i.e., one word
[05:40] <Hilikus> t3hub3rk1tten but thats for users logins no?
[05:40] <Hilikus> if nobody logins it wont start
[05:40] <Elda> RequinB4:  what type of device is it?
[05:40] <Elda> I mean your computer
[05:40] <RequinB4> i've been with 3 different people and they all say i need sda_hda_intel, but sudo modprobe sda_hda_intel returns FATAL: not found
[05:40] <MasterShrek> Impaled_on_Rebar, not generally, but spamming and asking stupid things like fen1x did probably will
[05:40] <RequinB4> integrated, the bane of all OS -.-
[05:41] <frostburn> RequinB4, have you tried #alsa ?
[05:41] <logreeval> frostburn: you still here ?
[05:41] <Dean_Harryma1> ok I am back on wireless....
[05:41] <logreeval> yes
[05:41] <Dean_Harryma1> You gys are awesome....
[05:41] <george> do you get any results with lsmod | grep lm?
[05:41] <RequinB4> Trust me, i've been out of sound for 4 weeks, my alsa is fine
[05:41] <MasterShrek> Dean_Harryma1, :)
[05:41] <logreeval> sorry, i entered a different nameserver and my computer got disconnected
[05:41] <logreeval> what did you want me to do frostburn?
[05:41] <frostburn> logreeval, can you humor me and replace <IP_ADDRESS> with <IP_ADDRESS> in your /etc/resolv.conf    (opendns server)
[05:42] <Dean_Harryma1> now I can sit somewhere more comfortalbe to learn linux
[05:42] <Evanlec> frostburn, but i like SPEED ;p
[05:42] <MasterShrek> RequinB4, you may need to install kernel-modules pacakge or something, but i dunno for sure, i have that module, im currently using it
[05:42] <Dean_Harryma1> LOL
[05:42] <Dean_Harryma1> thx guys.... I will be around....
[05:42] <RequinB4> The only thing i can think of is somehow my sourse list is corrupted
[05:42] <RequinB4> because modprobe should get it
[05:43] <frostburn> Evanlec, then why are you using ubuntu?=P
[05:43] <Evanlec> frostburn, lol, what should i be using then?
[05:43] <heguru> l3jj: you can improve performance for mpm-prefork by using FastCGI with PHP5
[05:43] <frostburn> Evanlec, gentoo
[05:43] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, gentoo
[05:44] <Evanlec> why gentoo?
[05:44] <Evanlec> i thot gentoo was the complicated one
[05:44] <MasterShrek> because everything is compiled for the hardware you are using
[05:44] <t3hub3rk1tten> I upgraded my kernel (2.6.22-ck1) and am having problems with nvidia kernel driver, tried nearly every tutorial to reinstall it but all seemed to fail.
[05:44] <t3hub3rk1tten> Any ideas from anyone?
[05:44] <Evanlec> oh?
[05:44] <frostburn> it is.  but you want a 5% increase in speed =P
[05:44] <Evanlec> gentoo is 5% faster?
[05:44] <MasterShrek> its alot more complicated than ubuntu, ill give it that, but its pretty cool, you learn linux in-depth, compiling kernels and stuff
[05:44] <Evanlec> mm
[05:44] <logreeval> frostburn: it didnt ping and my computer got disconnected
[05:45] <t3hub3rk1tten> Its not so complicated, I installed gentoo when I was 10.
[05:45] <MasterShrek> t3hub3rk1tten, try the nvidia driver from their website if nothing else is working
[05:45] <Impaled_on_Rebar> t3hub3rk1tten: add '--purge' to apt-get remove
[05:45] <MasterShrek> t3hub3rk1tten, and you cant get an nvidia driver working?
[05:45] <RequinB4> if you have an intel processer i'd recommend powertop if its power you're wanting as an end result of speeed
[05:45] <Evanlec> t3hub3rk1tten, lol, ur destined to rule the world someday
[05:45] <t3hub3rk1tten> hehe
[05:45] <Evanlec> RequinB4, what are u speaking of?
[05:46] <logreeval> frostburn any ideas?
[05:46] <RequinB4> i don't have the link, google powerTOP
[05:46] <Evanlec> RequinB4, oh, for laptops
[05:46] <frostburn> logreeval, smack your router against the wall,  can you do nslookups?
[05:46] <Evanlec> RequinB4, no thats not a problem, im on a desktop
[05:46] <RequinB4> intel runs a program for linux-based OS that finds stuff to save power
[05:46] <RequinB4> ah
[05:46] <logreeval> frostburn: how do i do a nslookup?
[05:46] <Evanlec> and i dont pay the electric bill currently ;p
[05:46] <RequinB4> get a better processer? >.>
[05:46] <frostburn> logreeval, nslookup foo.com
[05:46] <logreeval> frostburn: ok
[05:47] <Evanlec> to get a better processor i'd have to get a new mobo too...dont have the $ right now
[05:47] <RequinB4> have a bake sale
[05:47] <Evanlec> lol
[05:47] <RequinB4> a really really large one
[05:47] <RequinB4> but i feel ya
[05:47] <RequinB4> anyway, back on topic
[05:47] <Evanlec> is there a low-latency version of the kernel that comes with gutsy?
[05:47] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, i was just about to look into that
[05:48] <niru> /dev/video0: OK                         [ -device /dev/video0 ]
[05:48] <niru>     type : v4l2
[05:48] <niru>     name : meye
[05:48] <niru>     flags:  capture
[05:48] <Evanlec> ah
[05:48] <MasterShrek> i didnt see one tho
[05:48] <logreeval> frostburn: should i use that server that you said before?
[05:48] <naught101> Evanlec: there's a realtime kernel
[05:48] <niru> how to get this section
[05:48] <naught101> linux-rt
[05:48] <frostburn> logreeval, yes in /etc/resolv.conf
[05:48] <Evanlec> right now im running 2.6.20-16-lowlatency
[05:48] <logreeval> frostburn: could you repeat that please, sorry
[05:48] <Hilikus> can apt-get modify init scripts?
[05:48] <frostburn> logreeval, can you humor me and replace <IP_ADDRESS> with <IP_ADDRESS> in your /etc/resolv.conf
[05:48] <Evanlec> naught101, oh? whats that? *eyes opening wider*
[05:48] <heguru> Evanlec: there is the -rt kernel that replaces lowlatency
[05:48] <Hilikus> like, make a program start everytime the computer starts
[05:48] <naught101> hard realtime
[05:49] <drgeb> what is device 170? I keep seeing this "X Error: BadDevice, invalid or uninitialized input device 170", or is there a command to tell me what device 170 is ?
[05:49] <MasterShrek> Hilikus, yes
[05:49] <Evanlec> hard?
[05:49] <naught101> for music, etc.
[05:49] <Evanlec> heh
[05:49] <naught101> I dunno ;)
[05:49] <Evanlec> im not following
[05:49] <Hilikus> MasterShrek is there a way what changes will a package do?
[05:49] <Hilikus> to see*
[05:49] <MasterShrek> Hilikus, i guess to look if it puts anything in /etc/init.d
[05:50] <RequinB4> Evanlec - Just delete all your GUI usage you'll be a lot faster then... But I don't know if you'll want that...
[05:50] <ckin2001> Hilikus, do you mean a completely new package or an updated package?
[05:50] <rawake> did you send me something before i restarted my computer?
[05:50] <Hilikus> MasterShrek but before installing it, some way to do a "tell me all youre going to change" thing
[05:50] <Evanlec> RequinB4, trust me i love the CLI but...i do also do web/graphic development...and web browsing on a console kinda blows
[05:50] <Hilikus> ckin2001 new
[05:50] <logreeval> frostburn: it timed out and disconnectred me
[05:51] <MasterShrek> Hilikus, i think synaptic has something that will, i know adept does, so theres probably a way for apt-get to also
[05:51] <[per0las] > can someone recomend to me some good newbie lecture :x
[05:51] <vector7> having issues with a raid5 changing sizes on reboot...anyone run into that before?
[05:51] <RequinB4> Evanlec - you can run off of a command line and open an independant GUI off of that if you get some really really basic GUI stuff
[05:51] <RequinB4> I don't know specifics tho
[05:51] <ndckweaver> irc.hackerthreads.org
[05:51] <ArtVandalae> Does anyone know the name for "tabs" in PyGTK?
[05:51] <ndckweaver> oops
[05:51] <frostburn> logreeval, weird, this is the livecd? perhaps it's fixed in a later version
[05:51] <ndckweaver> srry
[05:52] <zzZim> o/join #iphone
[05:52] <zzZim> sry'
[05:52] <Evanlec> RequinB4, yea...but i have 2gb of ram, i think i can afford to run Gnome
[05:52] <MasterShrek> [per0las] , ubuntuguide.org
[05:52] <logreeval> frostburn isnt the livecd the same as the regular install?
[05:53] <RequinB4> Evanlec - do you have a multi-core processer
[05:53] <Evanlec> have a Pentium-D running at 3.2ghz
[05:53] <Evanlec> so yes
[05:53] <unique311> should be alright to do an upgrade to gutsy, considering release day is near by?
[05:53] <[per0las] > MasterShrek thanks :)
[05:53] <MasterShrek> unique311, its still beta, but ive been running it just fine
[05:53] <RequinB4> Evanlec - don't know what to say then - was going to suggest killing all simultaneous tasks
[05:54] <Evanlec> RequinB4, i dont understand
[05:54] <unique311> k, enough for me to upgrade..
[05:54] <frostburn> logreeval, i just realized you followed that guide for wireless.
[05:54] <IdleOne> unique311: yes
[05:54] <ephesius> MasterShrek, you've been running the beta with no problems?
[05:54] <unique311> thanks
[05:54] <brokensambot> I'm tired and have to finish a 4 page essay by morning someone feel moderately bad for me.
[05:54] <logreeval> frostburn:  it is a wireless card........
[05:54] <RequinB4> Single-cores have a lot more slow-downs with concurrent big processes
[05:54] <Hilikus> how can i tell all the changes that installing a package with apt-get will make?
[05:54] <lionel_hutz> if I took a hard drive with ubuntu out of one laptop and put it into a different laptop, do I need to do anything to make sure it's properly set up for the new hardware?
[05:55] <MasterShrek> ephesius, no problems at all, well a few minor things here and there, but im pretty good with this stuff so i can get around things, for the average user i wouldnt suggest upgrading
[05:55] <endlessurf> hey anyone know how to kill compiz from the terminal?
[05:55] <heguru> unique311: The topic for #ubuntu+1 is: DON'T run Gutsy! | https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyReleaseSchedule | Channel is for Gutsy discussion only | Update-notifier is broken the fixed version 0.61 will be uploaded shortly wait for it.
[05:55] <MasterShrek> endlessurf, killall compiz
[05:55] <frostburn> logreeval, can you connect to the net not using wireless? if so i recommend installing first, then updating all your packages so you have the latest kernel to compile against
[05:55] <ephesius> MasterShrek, usually I can fix most things and don't have a problem but for some reason I couldn't access google and a few other sites after i upgraded
[05:55] <ckin2001> Hilikus, cannot find anything
[05:56] <Hilikus> me neither
[05:56] <logreeval> frostburn instead of risking it, do you think gutsy would support it better?
[05:56] <ckin2001> apt-get -s will simulate, but not show what individual packages will do
[05:56] <endlessurf> MasterShrek that did not work
[05:56] <logreeval> frostburn: could i just wait and try that, it should install/work right
[05:56] <logreeval> ?
[05:56] <frostburn> logreeval, i'd say yes
[05:56] <Evanlec> hmm, maybe i wont upgrade to gutsy tonight ;p
[05:56] <MasterShrek> endlessurf, use the tab key after you type compiz, i think it might be compiz.real or something
[05:56] <logreeval> frostburn: ok, thanks so much for your time and help, i appreciate it
[05:56] <heguru> logreeval: if you listen to what the official gutsy support channel (#ubuntu+1) says, then wait!
[05:56] <acecase> I have a level 2 question for you guys :) What all would be involved in changeing the names of my network cards? After I upgraded I have eth2 and eth3 instead of 0 and 1.
[05:56] <frostburn> logreeval, let me know if you need help
[05:57] <RequinB4> Evanlec - it doesn't matter for you, you have a multi-core.  Multi-cores are best at having two things done simultaneously - one core can take one bunch of commands and the other another
[05:57] <logreeval> frostburn thanks :)
[05:57] <RequinB4> If you had a single-core i would say check and see which system-intensive stuff you have going on at the same time
[05:57] <acecase> would it just be a matter of changing simlinks?
[05:57] <Evanlec> RequinB4, i see what ur saying, but how would i know which processes are simultaneous as u said
[05:57] <cyberbuff> guys, anyone tell me how to get the details of all the drives from the terminal??
[05:57] <endlessurf> MasterShrek I just did that and now i don't have any top bars on my windows lol
[05:57] <acecase> cyberbuff, what details?
[05:58] <seamus7> hi.. is gutsy still going through last minute tweaks or if i upgraded now would be getting essentially the guts to be officially released in 10 days?
[05:58] <MasterShrek> endlessurf, u need to start metacity i think
[05:58] <quigz> i was wondering if gusty has compiz-fusion or not.
[05:58] <inflex> can I rip out CUPS and replace it with lprng or something ?
[05:58] <Evanlec> cyberbuff, sudo fdisk -l
[05:58] <acecase> cyberbuff, does mount tell you what you need?
[05:58] <MasterShrek> seamus7, i wouldnt do it yet, its unstable i guess
[05:58] <Ste-Foy> no acecase
[05:58] <cyberbuff> @ace, i meant all the details like free space, used space
[05:58] <acecase> Evanlec, had a better suggestion :)
[05:58] <heguru> seamus7: do not upgrade to gutsy now, wait for the stable release
[05:58] <cyberbuff> nope@ace
[05:58] <Evanlec> seamus7, read the channel topic in #ubuntu+1
[05:58] <endlessurf> MasterShrek how do i go about doing that?
[05:58] <ephesius> cyberbuff: du -h
[05:58] <MasterShrek> Cyber_Stalker, type df
[05:58] <prakriti> liquid rescale++
[05:58] <acecase> Ste-Foy, no? to my question?
[05:58] <quigz> df
[05:59] <cyberbuff> @ephe, thanks
[05:59] <quigz> #ubuntu+1
[05:59] <ephesius> cyberbuff: actually thats only for the filesystem
[05:59] <cyberbuff> ya thats what i was lookin for
[05:59] <ckin2001> Hilikus, you could try dpkg-deb -c filename.deb
[05:59] <Evanlec> holy shit, do not type du -h
[05:59] <cyberbuff> 2ephe
[05:59] <LiMaO> seamus7: you may join #ubuntu+1 to see what people are going thru with gutsy
[05:59] <cyberbuff> then what?@eva
[06:00] <ephesius> Evanlec, whats wrong with du -h
[06:00] <acecase> LiMaO, i'm running it. working great for beta
[06:00] <Hilikus> where would the package be ckin2001
[06:00] <MasterShrek> endlessurf, try typing metacity in a terminal
[06:00] <MasterShrek> porno?
[06:00] <MasterShrek> !es
[06:00] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[06:00] <ckin2001> Hilikus, you might have to download it by itself :/
[06:00] <Hilikus> i see
[06:00] <LiMaO> acecase: i had some problems with openoffice.org, nautilus freezing, panels disappearing
[06:00] <endlessurf> MasterShrek thanks, i had to restart so i'll try that in a second thanks for the help
[06:01] <MasterShrek> np endlessurf
[06:01] <Evanlec> ephesius, you'll get about 8000 lines of output...
[06:01] <RequinB4> Evenlec - system -> administration -> system moniter shows your processes
[06:01] <LiMaO> acecase: besides those minor stuff, it's a great os.. i just couldn't stand being without oo.org writer
[06:01] <acecase> LiMaO, yeah most problems are from Compiz. They will get it ;)
[06:01] <ckin2001> Hilikus, you may be able to use apt-get to fetch it, haven't tried it before
[06:01] <Evanlec> RequinB4, yes im aware of that...but not sure what u meant by "simultaneous" or processes i could do without?
[06:01] <acecase> LiMaO, it has taken me several hours to get everything rite
[06:02] <seamus7> LiMaO: good idea .. thanks
[06:02] <LiMaO> acecase: i really liked gutsy... fast, stable and beautiful at the same time.. i'll get some feedback on those bugs after it's released and then install it if everything is ok
[06:02] <heartsblood> If I wanted to cut and slice a .wav file, what program would I want to use?
[06:02] <acecase> LiMaO, I have to say though, it is closer to a release candadate than Vista :)
[06:02] <ckin2001> heartsblood, audacity
[06:02] <RequinB4> Evanlec - its really less of a problem on GNU/Linux - on windows users can store up lots of processes they don't need running.  The only thing to do in linux would mostly be to stop beryl and/or not run GUI
[06:02] <heartsblood> ty sir
[06:02] <endlessurf> MasterShrek thanks again it worked
[06:02] <MasterShrek> cool endlessurf
[06:03] <Evanlec> RequinB4, i see...trying to find info on the linux-rt kernel tho
[06:03] <MasterShrek> i was a bit skeptical endlessurf lol
[06:03] <acecase> LiMaO, I wouldn't put it on a system I had to depend on :)
[06:03] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, im installing it right now
[06:03] <LiMaO> acecase: that was my case.. i 'had' to get rid of it =/
[06:03] <Evanlec> heh
[06:03] <Rabbitbunny> (ubuntu 6.06, XMMS 1.2.10) XMMX keeps crashing, seemingly at random, hints?
[06:03] <Evanlec> MasterShrek, but will u be able to benchmark it?
[06:04] <MasterShrek> Rabbitbunny, completely uninstall it, and then reinstall it maybe? else run it from a terminal and check the output when it crashes
[06:04] <acecase> LiMaO, :/ it won't be long. Someone said release was 10 days. Not to mention I have gotten updates 2 times since upgrading so they are working
[06:04] <Rabbitbunny> ah. good idea.
[06:04] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, i suppose i could
[06:04] <Evanlec> MasterShrek, well otherwise your results would be rather subjective dont u think?
[06:04] <endlessurf> MasterShrek it's funny i could set up my vid card ok and get my touchscreen working on my 64 bit, but for the life of me i couldn't get the boarders back
[06:05] <Evanlec> acecase, gutsy will be released on the 18th
[06:05] <LiMaO> acecase: you didn't do all the updates.. and that's why it's still working.. there have been a lot of updates per day
[06:05] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, i suppose, but i like to think that it would run better with a low latency kernel, it would only make sense i suppose
[06:05] <LiMaO> and i think one of the last ones broke it all hehe
[06:05] <acecase> Now that I have all the bugs worked out I just want to get my eth# back to normal. eth0/eth1 have always been my cards so I keep doing things like iwconfig eth1 crap! eth3 lol
[06:06] <Evanlec> MasterShrek, i dont necessarily understand what a low-latency kernel does, and why default kernels aren't "low-latency" to begin with
[06:06] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, what would i use to benchmark? ive never really done it before
[06:06] <acecase> I started to just change the links but I don't wanna bork it :)
[06:06] <rcampbel> mastershrek - depends what you want to benchmark - start with lmbench
[06:07] <Evanlec> MasterShrek, not sure lol, theres one called LMbench
[06:07] <MasterShrek> i suppose processor speeds....ill try lmbench
[06:08] <alex_mayorga> !bluetooth
[06:08] <ubotu> For instructions on how to set up bluetooth, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BluetoothSetup
[06:08] <Evanlec> !lmbench
[06:08] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lmbench - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[06:08] <MasterShrek> !info lmbench
[06:08] <ubotu> lmbench: Utilities to benchmark UNIX systems. In component multiverse, is optional. Version 3.0-a7-1 (feisty), package size 782 kB, installed size 3552 kB
[06:08] <ephesius> did anyone have problems connecting to google in the beta?
[06:08] <Evanlec> heh
[06:08] <Evanlec> well there ya go ;p
[06:09] <cyberbuff> anyone temme how to install nokia's usb driver?
[06:09] <Evanlec> cyberbuff, u dont need a driver, just use somethin like bitpim
[06:09] <lionel_hutz> noob question:  gaim/pidgin is screwing up my system somehow.  how can I diagnose/fix the problem?
[06:09] <cyberbuff> @eva, where to getthat?
[06:10] <rcampbel> lionel_hutz: define "screwing up the system"
[06:10] <MasterShrek> lionel_hutz, run it from a terminal and look for output i spose
[06:10] <Madpilot> ephesius, questions about Gutsy in #ubuntu+1 until it's released, please
[06:10] <MasterShrek> cyberbuff, i think its in the repos
[06:10] <arun_> What do you guys use for FTP?
[06:10] <cyberbuff> oks
[06:10] <cyberbuff> thanks@eva
[06:10] <rcampbel> l_h strace -o /tmp/pidgin.out pidgin
[06:10] <acecase> arun_, gftp
[06:10] <MasterShrek> arun_, client or server?
[06:10] <Evanlec> arun_, easy one is gftp
[06:10] <rcampbel> lftp is nice
[06:10] <arun_> gftp keeps crashing every time i try to download a file
[06:11] <acecase> MasterShrek, I assume by the way he asked that he means client :)
[06:11] <MasterShrek> i spose
[06:11] <arun_> i've looked up some stuff on linux forums and it seems like gftp isn't very stable
[06:11] <Madpilot> arun_, for basic FTP, Nautilus does nicely. For everything else, use Filezilla.
[06:11] <acecase> MasterShrek, you know what they say about ASSuME :)
[06:11] <mike01> heh upgraded my nvidia driver and think it made a huge difference
[06:11] <lionel_hutz> is l_h a command?
[06:11] <mike01> from 1.something to 100.14.19
[06:11] <arun_> Madpilot: FileZilla doesn't work with Linux-based OSes, does it?
[06:12] <Evanlec> gftp is about as stable as it gets i think...
[06:12] <MasterShrek> mike01, thats usually the case :)
[06:12] <MasterShrek> heh acecase
[06:12] <Madpilot> arun_, the Linux version is in stable beta.
[06:12] <rcampbel> lionel_hutz - no it was me abbreviating your name :P
[06:12] <Madpilot> arun_, and it's in Universe as of Feisty
[06:12] <Madpilot> ubotu, info filezilla | arun_
[06:12] <ubotu> arun_: filezilla: Port of the famous Win32 graphical FTP client. In component universe, is optional. Version 3.0.0~beta7-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 763 kB, installed size 1980 kB
[06:12] <arun_> I tried using Nautilus for FTP, it worked nicely. I can't quite figure out how to log out of a session using Nautilus though..
[06:13] <ArtVandalae> What version of GTK+ does GNOME 2.20 use?
[06:13] <rcampbel> actually, if you know the files you want to get and aren't afraid of the commandline, use wget $URL or curl $URL
[06:13] <jaycaverte> jey
[06:13] <lionel_hutz> @rcampbel when pidgin is running, everything else slows down.. up to 15 second delays when trying to do anything
[06:13] <MasterShrek> ArtVandalae, check in synaptic
[06:13] <WGGMk> does anyone know what the correct path to "smbuser" should be??
[06:13] <_vector_> anyone know why a hardware raid partition would change size after reboot?
[06:13] <bruenig> ArtVandalae, whatever it's compiled against
[06:14] <joy> hai
[06:14] <bruenig> !english | joy
[06:14] <ubotu> joy: The #ubuntu, #kubuntu and #xubuntu channels are English only. For a complete list of channels in other languages, please visit http://help.ubuntu.com/community/InternetRelayChat
[06:14] <arun_> thanks Madpilot, I didn't know there was a linux port of Filezilla. I love that app.
[06:14] <arun_> Madpilot: Do you use it?
[06:14] <Madpilot> arun_, when I moved to Ubuntu from XP, that was (seriously) the only app I actually missed. Glad the Linux port works now.
[06:14] <heguru> WGGMk: what is smbuser?
[06:15] <Madpilot> I do, for FTP stuff that Nautilus can't handle - changing permissions, and such.
[06:15] <bruenig> gftp can do that stuff iirc
[06:15] <arun_> Madpilot: Yeah, me too. I'm happy that there's a linux port now. How long has it been unavailable?
[06:15] <arun_> has it been available*
[06:15] <Madpilot> arun_, the Linux port came out earlier this year, and made it into Feisty back in April
[06:15] <arun_> Madpilot: How do you log out of FTP sessions in Nautilus?
[06:16] <Evanlec> command line FTP can do all that stuff too ;)
[06:16] <Madpilot> arun_, just collapse the file tree.
[06:16] <alex_mayorga> !3gp
[06:16] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about 3gp - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[06:16] <arun_> Madpilot: I tried kftpgrabber when I was using Kubuntu.. it's a good application as well, but not quite as good as Filezilla.
[06:16] <phpcurious> hi, i want to install ubuntu in my HD that already has Windows XP. how do i install ubuntu?
[06:16] <arun_> phpcurious: Like a dual boot?
[06:16] <Evanlec> phpcurious, put in the ubuntu cd
[06:16] <t3hub3rk1tten> Anyone know off the top of their heads where the gnome login screen pam config files are?
[06:17] <phpcurious> yeah. like a dual boot...
[06:17] <phpcurious> is it recommended?
[06:17] <MasterShrek> t3hub3rk1tten, what are you looking to do?
[06:17] <Evanlec> !dualboot
[06:17] <ubotu> Dual boot instructions:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo (x86/AMD64) - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot   https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookProFeisty
[06:17] <t3hub3rk1tten> allow it to use empty passwords
[06:17] <heguru> t3hub3rk1tten: /etc/pam.d/gdm
[06:17] <heguru> t3hub3rk1tten: add nullok to auth line
[06:17] <Evanlec> phpcurious, it is quite common, since there are still unfortunately reasons to have windows installed
[06:17] <t3hub3rk1tten> Thanks
[06:18] <riotkittie> whee. that was fun =|
[06:18] <phpcurious> Evanlec : maybe because of graphics softwares that are running on windows only...
[06:18] <lionel_hutz> how do I run a program from the terminal?
[06:18] <Evanlec> phpcurious, mostly games are the problem actually
[06:18] <MasterShrek> phpcurious, mostly gaming, and some hardware problems
[06:19] <phpcurious> ahhh..yeah...games too...:S
[06:19] <arun_> lionel_hutz: just type the name of the program?
[06:19] <Evanlec> phpcurious, or in-house software that was only written for windows
[06:19] <phpcurious> :-s
[06:19] <Elda> what is the irc room for the sensors chat?
[06:19] <foug> how can i make xchat auto perform commands?
[06:19] <foug> similar to perform in irc
[06:19] <Evanlec> but hey, Enemy Territory: Quake Wars one of the hottest games out will be fully linux compatible
[06:20] <bruenig> foug, commands like....
[06:20] <lionel_hutz> arun_:  that's so sensible
[06:20] <phpcurious> i really want to try beryl + Ubuntu on my pc but i can only run ubuntu on vmware...
[06:20] <alex_mayorga> how do I play .3gp videos from a cell phone in Ubuntu?
[06:20] <foug> bruenig: /msg<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/mode +x
[06:20] <Elda> Thats find an dandy.... too bad I cant get my sensor to work so I cant make my fan turn on at a certain temperature -_-
[06:20] <WGGMk> ok, so I removed my 'smbuser' file from /etc/samba.. how do i get the default back (I have already tried purge and reinstall)
[06:20] <Evanlec> phpcurious, then dual boot
[06:20] <rawake> hello, i have an active mdadm raid 1 but its not started, i tried using -As to start it but it tells me its already active and can't assemble it... anyone know how to start an array that's already active with mdadm?
[06:20] <bruenig> foug, you mean to run them at startup or um what?
[06:20] <arun_> Madpilot: Is there any way to get Filezilla to use icons from the Human theme?
[06:20] <foug> bruenig: ya once i connect to the server
[06:21] <heguru> WGGMk: samba doesn't use smbuser file
[06:21] <Evanlec> MasterShrek, u using feisty or gutsy?
[06:21] <MasterShrek> gutsy
[06:21] <Evanlec> ah
[06:21] <WGGMk> heguru: how doesnt it?
[06:21] <Evanlec> i wanted to try that kernel too but im usin feisty, maybe not worth the effort?
[06:21] <Elda> Does *anyone* know how I would go about getting the sensors to work in here?  I have a max 6692 and it says I have to use lm90.... but I am simply not sure HOW to use it :>
[06:21] <alex_mayorga> !amr
[06:21] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about amr - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[06:21] <WGGMk> heguru: this tutorial says to add Unix user's to the smbuser file
[06:21] <bruenig> foug, look at the connect command part in the edit section of the xchat dialog that comes up, the server selection dialog
[06:21] <Madpilot> arun_, don't think so - it uses some 3rd party widget library
[06:21] <heguru> WGGMk: because it uses /var/lib/samba/passdb.tdb for passwords
[06:22] <heguru> WGGMk: don't add users manually
[06:22] <alex_mayorga> !codecs
[06:22] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[06:22] <heguru> WGGMk: just type 'sudo smbpasswd -a username'
[06:22] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, probably not, apparently the mirrors have packages that will break your system, i havent upgraded in a couple days
[06:22] <heguru> WGGMk: the appropriate files will be created for you
[06:22] <foug> bruenig: hmm, i tried adding them there but i always got invalid password, how can i seperate commands? i tried a comma with and without a space
[06:22] <bruenig> foug, it says, to put commands in a file and use /Load -e
[06:22] <heguru> WGGMk: your tutorial is outdated
[06:22] <Evanlec> MasterShrek, yea, well i wasnt going to dist-upgrade, was just gonna get new kernel...but maybe thats a no no without upgrading distro
[06:23] <foug> bruenig: so /Load -e first then type in the commands i want?
[06:23] <Evanlec> i dont know
[06:23] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, it can become complicated, but its possible
[06:23] <arun_> Wow, filezilla works great. Thanks everyone.
[06:23] <Nutubuntu> rawake, mdrun? (I think it's mdrun)
[06:23] <bruenig> foug, put the commands in a file, and the use load -e to load that file
[06:23] <Evanlec> guess i'll wait till the 18th ;p
[06:23] <WGGMk> hegure: "sudo smbpasswd -L -a name" enter passwords comes back with "Failed to modify password entry for user name"
[06:23] <foug> bruenig: save the file as what?
[06:23] <Evanlec> still debating whether to upgrade or clean install
[06:24] <t3hub3rk1tten> I updated my kernel to 2.6.22-ck and it broke my nvidia driver, so I removed all traces and tried installing it with the nvidia site drivers. Seemed fine but x won't start because of this:
[06:24] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, i always recommend a clean install, but ill prolly upgrade myself lol
[06:24] <heguru> Elda: try #linux-sensors the official channel for lm-sensors
[06:24] <Elda> k
[06:24] <acecase> :) I'm getting new updates to Compiz again 3rd time today. I love Ubuntu devs
[06:24] <t3hub3rk1tten> michael@michael-desktop:~$ sudo modprobe nvidia -v (...) install /sbin/lrm-video nvidia (...) FATAL: Error running install command for nvidia
[06:24] <bruenig> foug, I would imagine a perl script unless you have something else
[06:24] <t3hub3rk1tten> Replace (...) with newlines
[06:24] <foug> bruenig: hmm, allright, what's the extension :P
[06:25] <Evanlec> MasterShrek, heh yea....i dunno, im iffy about how to backup my /home folder and restore it on the new install....
[06:25] <bruenig> foug, .pl, make sure you write the script correctly and such
[06:25] <WGGMk> hegure: "sudo smbpasswd -L -a name" enter passwords comes back with "Failed to modify password entry for user name"
[06:25] <rawake> Nutubuntu: what arguments do i pass to mdrun?
[06:25] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, im going to kill my xserver and try out those benchmarks, ill be back in a bit with a report :)
[06:25] <Evanlec> MasterShrek, plus i wanted to setup raid/lvm but frostburn tells me raid0 isnt worth the speed increase it gives
[06:25] <foug> bruenig: no idea what perl looks like, all i have are the commands put in
[06:25] <bruenig> foug, yeah well might want to read up on that
[06:25] <Evanlec> MasterShrek, sweet, i couldnt figure out how to run them from the man page but yea do that ;p
[06:25] <heguru> WGGMk: did you try without -L
[06:26] <MasterShrek> Evanlec, i konw nothing about raid0 lol, back in a flash...
[06:26] <WGGMk> heguru: yes, same feedback
[06:26] <Evanlec> k
[06:26] <WangLang> hola!
[06:26] <Nutubuntu> rawake, not sure - man mdrun ought to say, if I'm remembering the right command
[06:26] <heguru> WGGMk: then use sudo pdbedit -a username
[06:26] <heguru> WGGMk: if that fails, your smb.conf file needs fixing
[06:26] <Evanlec> anyone here A+ certified?
[06:26] <bruenig> !ot
[06:26] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[06:27] <heguru> Evanlec: ah! long time, what is your question?
[06:27] <Evanlec> heguru, just curious how u studied and where u took the exam
[06:27] <t3hub3rk1tten>  I updated my kernel to 2.6.22-ck and it broke my nvidia driver, so I removed all traces and tried installing it with the nvidia site drivers. Seemed fine but x won't start because of this: " sudo modprobe nvidia -v (\n) install /sbin/lrm-video nvidia (\n) FATAL: Error running install command for nvidia"
[06:27] <heguru> Evanlec: i took the exam at prometric, i didn't study
[06:27] <Nutubuntu> Evanlec, RAID0 is a recipe for data loss - unless you back it up regularly and carefully, or don't care, or combine your RAID0 with another RAID that offers redundancy, e.g., RAID1
[06:27] <heguru> Evanlec: that was in 1998
[06:28] <Evanlec> Nutubuntu, yea, i guess i dont WANT data loss...but i feel like maybe the risk is worth it...maybe not, i wanna know if the performance is really any better
[06:28] <WGGMk> heguru: thanks.. but im an idiot.. i forgot last night i removed the user
[06:28] <Evanlec> heguru, once ur certified, u certified for life?
[06:29] <heguru> Evanlec: I guess so, never bothered lookin into it
[06:29] <Nutubuntu> Evanlec, if your data is not worth the time it would take to recreate it, then experiment with it ;P
[06:29] <Evanlec> heguru, why'd u do it then?
[06:29] <Evanlec> Nutubuntu, well my data is worth the time, thing is i just lost ALL my data, so i dont have a whole lot to lose now lol
[06:30] <heguru> Evanlec: i used to train, and to A+ you have to be A+ (plus certified to train)
[06:30] <Evanlec> ah
[06:30] <Evanlec> heguru, and u didnt study at all and passed ur first time?
[06:30] <heguru> Evanlec: yes I did
[06:30] <eyemean_> hello every1
[06:30] <heguru> Evanlec: its getting OT :) you might want to move to #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:31] <Nutubuntu> Well ... Evanlec ... you pry won't ever be in a safer position to experiment then ... try it and see what the speed gain is, if you want. There really are not too many reasonable uses for RAID0 in my opinion though
[06:31] <Evanlec> heguru, oh, sorry
[06:31] <heguru> Evanlec: RAID0 is good (and recommended) only for temp, cache and such data
[06:31] <Evanlec> heguru, now there's an idea
[06:31] <Evanlec> that way u get the speed without the risk ...
[06:32] <rawake> is init 1 the safest mode i can be in?
[06:32] <lionel_hutz> thanks to all of you who help us noobs!
[06:32] <frostburn> rawake, no
[06:32] <eyemean_> hi, is any1 using ubuntu 7.04 + azureus + firestarter? pls
[06:32] <bruenig> rawake, init 6 is
[06:32] <frostburn> raid 6, 10, 60 are the safest
[06:33] <heguru> rawake: i guess you're asking about sysV runlevel 1? If so then yes 1 is safest mode
[06:33] <bruenig> well init 0 I guess is better than init 6
[06:33] <Evanlec> frostburn, raid? u mean runlevel? lol
[06:34] <frostburn> Evanlec, raid
[06:34] <Evanlec> i didnt know there was a raid 6 or 10
[06:34] <bruenig> raid 0 ftw
[06:34] <Nutubuntu> Evanlec, with RAID0, one drive failure = loss of all data on the RAID. With RAID5, you'd have to lose two drives out of the array - less likely. With RAID1, two specific drives - one mirrored pair - less likely still.
[06:34] <Magdin> hi everyone, i've installed tomcat with apt-get but I can't find tomcat logs. any suggestions?
[06:35] <indraveni> hi all
[06:35] <heguru> Evanlec: RAID 10 mirroring + striping (RAID0+1)
[06:35] <Evanlec> Nutubuntu, right but Raid5 requires atleast 3 drives
[06:35] <bruenig> Magdin, logs?
[06:35] <Magdin> tomcat log directory
[06:35] <indraveni> I executed v4l-conf command, and its showing the error messgae like
[06:35] <Evanlec> heguru, right raid0+1 heard of that, that also needs atleast 3 drives correct?
[06:35] <indraveni> ioctl VT_GETSTATE: Invalid argument
[06:35] <bruenig> Magdin, where is it supposed to be?
[06:35] <indraveni> what does this mean?  am i missing any package ?
[06:35] <Nutubuntu> Evanlec, yes. And?
[06:36] <Evanlec> Nutubuntu, i only have 2 ;p
[06:36] <bbardlbradd> Hey, what are the commands to build source?
[06:36] <Magdin> well i dont understand how apt-get installs tomcat
[06:36] <foug> bruenig: i keep getting error loading the file, i've tried /load -e, no -e...i dunno wtf
[06:36] <bbardlbradd> Like, for an application
[06:36] <Nutubuntu> Evanlec, drives are cheaper than the cost of recreating data. ;p
[06:36] <Magdin> its all over the place
[06:36] <bruenig> foug, did you go with perl or tcl?
[06:36] <foug> perl
[06:36] <Evanlec> Nutubuntu, but what im wondering is, whats wrong with what heguru said and just having raid0 for temp/cache/boot data?
[06:36] <Nutubuntu> Evanlec, you only have two drives ;P
[06:37] <ehammond> Any Amazon EC2 users here?  I built an Ubuntu 7.04 feisty AMI that I'd like to get feedback on if you'd like to try it out.
[06:37] <heguru> Evanlec: you cannot have boot on RAID0
[06:37] <Evanlec> can't i make raid partitions for /var /boot
[06:37] <heguru> Evanlec: tmp/cache is good
[06:37] <Evanlec> o
[06:37] <Evanlec> what partitions would i make for those
[06:38] <bullgard4> English help wanted for 'cpufreq-selector' in Gnome: Right-click on a panel > Add to panel > System and Hardware: What is the English name of the applet you can choose for cpufreq-selector?
[06:38] <bbardlbradd> HOW do you install things from source in Ubuntu???
[06:38] <foug> apt-get?
[06:38] <bullgard4> bbardlbradd: Use the program Synaptic.
[06:39] <t3hub3rk1tten> bbardlbradd: get the source, untar it, open the dir in terminal, ./configure, make, make install
[06:39] <heguru> Evanlec: depends, /var/cache is used for cache for most apps, /tmp is for temporary (though tmp cab be mounted in RAM which is even faster)
[06:39] <Kyokuz> anyone familiar with installing version 7.04, it goes thru install process and stops at 65% when it gets to "Installed php5-mysql" any ideas?
[06:39] <t3hub3rk1tten> better to use synaptic though
[06:39] <Dr_willis> !source
[06:39] <ubotu> You can easily fetch a package's source with apt-get. See: http://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/apt-howto/ch-sourcehandling.en.html
[06:39] <htc0412> hhhhhhh
[06:39] <JEFFmasterFLEX> bbardlbradd: before you compile from source, you need to install a meta-package called build-essential
[06:39] <bbardlbradd> bullgard4, I have tried that... I just went and got the app, now it's sitting unpacked on my desktop... I see the config files and so on, but I forget how to do... things
[06:40] <bbardlbradd> I think I have that already
[06:40] <Negra> what the diference between Gnome and KDE?
[06:40] <Dr_willis> bbardlbradd,  what app?
[06:40] <trdracer> !adept manager
[06:40] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about adept manager - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[06:40] <Evanlec> heguru, tmp cab, what runs from that, and how do i mount that to ram? sounds interesting ;p
[06:40] <Dr_willis> Negra,  different desktop enviroments.   install them both and try them out.. or try some live cd's with  them to test them out
[06:40] <BlackCow> im trying to access an ftp server I set up behind a router, I can access it through the LAN but when I try to do it from the global IP adress it goes into this Passive mode, I made sure ports 21-22 were forwarded, am I missing any other ports for server ftp traffic?
[06:40] <Wolf23> Guys! how can i install a file.msi on ubuntu?
[06:41] <Dr_willis> Negra,  'standard answer' is 'gnome is more streamlined/polishes"  'kde is more customizable'
[06:41] <Negra> so its just a gui type of thing for the desktop right?
[06:41] <heguru> Evanlec: you can use tmpfs/shmfs google for it, its a good way to use >4G RAM on 32-bit processors
[06:41] <cellofellow> Wolf23: no idea. That's Microsoft Installer and not for Linux, period.
[06:41] <Dr_willis> Negra,  it is the desktop gui. :) X runs the desktop envuroment programs.
[06:41] <Negra> ok
[06:41] <Dr_willis> Negra,  linux is all about 'layers' of software
[06:41] <Negra> thanks
[06:41] <cellofellow> Wolf23: maybe in Wine, but I doubt it, cause you need WIndows Installer.
[06:41] <bbardlbradd> it's Pidgin
[06:41] <heguru> Wolf23: i guess you want to install your nokia apps on linux? it won't work unfortunately :(
[06:41] <bbardlbradd> the new GAIM
[06:41] <BlackCow> im googleing ftp ports but only finding to open port 21, I must be missing some others
[06:42] <PurpZeY_> Can someone tell me how to create an executable script? I am following a How-To, I am just cutting and pasting...I used sudo gedit to create the document...but when I go to run it I get "permission denied" then I run sudo...and then I get "no such command"
[06:42] <Evanlec> heguru, dont u need a kernel patch to use more than 4gram on 32bit proc?
[06:42] <Wolf23> heguru:  huh too bad for me :(
[06:42] <cBot_v2r0> I need a Linux laptop and I want to run Ubuntu.  What brand do you recomment?
[06:42] <tonyyarusso> cBot_v2r0: system76
[06:42] <heguru> Evanlec: not for any recent kernel (including the ones used in Dapper, Edgy, Feisty)
[06:42] <cellofellow> cBot_v2r0: yeah, they're the best if you are going all-Ubuntu.
[06:42] <Dr_willis> cBot_v2r0,  it pays to do research. :) good boy. There are those Dell laptops that come with linux.
[06:43] <bullgard4> bbardlbradd: No, if you fetched a program through Synaptic , then it is no longer unpacked on your desktop. Rather it is nicely put in the proper directories. You only need to call then your program in order to execute. --  What is on your desktop is probably unrelated to your Synaptic procedure.
[06:43] <cBot_v2r0> Will the Dell laptops update to 7.10 when it is released?
[06:43] <Dr_willis> cBot_v2r0,  http://www.ubuntuhq.com/content/ubuntu-7.10-should-make-dell-happy
[06:43] <Wolf23> heguru:  how about crossover, is there a solution for this nokia app?
[06:43] <Evanlec> heguru, so ur saying 32-bit can use more than 4g of ram? i thot that was one of the central reasons to ever use 64-bit
[06:43] <heguru> Wolf23: no, even with crossover the nokia app doesn't work
[06:43] <htc0412> admin
[06:43] <Dr_willis> cBot_v2r0,  :) read that review of the process.. the ghy says they work BETTEr with 7.10
[06:44] <bbardlbradd> bullgard4, I got the package from their website, I couldn't find it through Synaptic
[06:44] <KYUBI> rgtg
[06:44] <bbardlbradd> bullgard4, I tried that first actually...
[06:44] <trdracer> how do i get my adept manager to work?
[06:44] <cBot_v2r0> thank you for the nFo
[06:44] <trdracer> not sure what the syntax is.
[06:44] <heguru> Evanlec: I am using 20GB RAM on a 32-bit server :), 64-bit can access >4GB directly 32-bit has to use things like shmfs
[06:44] <frostburn> bbardlbradd, get it from getdeb
[06:44] <cBot_v2r0> Thank you for the nFo
[06:44] <bbardlbradd> frostburn, what's that?
[06:44] <Evanlec> heguru, o i c
[06:44] <mdl-unit> cBot_v2r0: in my experience, there are a lot less issues with laptops with intel graphics.
[06:45] <frostburn> getdeb.com  has binary ubuntu packages like pidgin
[06:45] <bbardlbradd> Sorry, I'm a noob still :/
[06:45] <cellofellow> frostburn: it's getdeb.ne