[20:02] <Jethro> that version doesnt support my video card
[20:02] <th0r> MattPhilie: look for it in Synaptic
[20:03] <schiller83> window +1
[20:03] <zortec> Anyone have ideas on how I can enable cdrom in ubuntu? It doesn't seem to be detected by the kernel in dmesg
[20:03] <grawity> MattPhilie: Usually, in Ubuntu, software can be installed from "repositories" using either the "Add/Remove Programs" item in Applications, or the Synaptic package manager, or the "apt-get" command in Terminal.
[20:03] <MattPhilie> HMm.. I Just got this error Failed to check for installed and available applications
[20:03] <MattPhilie> This is a major failure of your software management system. Please check for broken packages with synaptic, check the file permissions and correctness of the file '/etc/apt/sources.list' and reload the software information with: 'sudo apt-get update' and 'sudo apt-get install -f'.
[20:03] <vigo> TimbrWu|f: Have you tried 8.04 and or have you tried without proprietary Drivers?
[20:03] <Incarus> Jethro, what gra.ca. do you have?
[20:03] <bucky> MattPhilie: use synaptic to instal cairo-dock or sudo apt-get install cairo-dock
[20:03] <MattPhilie> I opened Add or Remove programs and got that
[20:03] <MattPhilie> SYnaptic..? Where do I find that
[20:03] <Jethro> incarus, when i try to upgrade, the upgrader tells me that the driver for my video card is not supported.
[20:04] <zortec> I was told that I would have to reinstall ubuntu, but if I can I would like to just install the packages needed to make the cdrom work
[20:04] <grawity> MattPhilie: Hmm. Open a terminal (Accessories -> Terminal), and try the commands "sudo apt-get update" and "sudo apt-get install -f"
[20:04] <grawity> MattPhilie: As for Synaptic, it's in System -> Administration.
[20:04] <Incarus> Jethro, yeah, but which graphic card you got?
[20:04] <bucky> MattPhilie: in the System=>Administration menu
[20:04] <Jethro> its an intigrated ATI
[20:04] <TimbrWu|f> vigo: It does it with the default drivers also doesn't seem to matter
[20:04] <Jethro> i am not sure how to look it up specifically in ubuntu
[20:05] <DasEi1>  zortec: does lshw find it ?
[20:05] <Incarus> Jethro, k
[20:05] <|Aria|> hardware drivers are installed... Isn't there something about xorg.conf driver should be ATI or fglrx?
[20:05] <twig11> Where can I download a .deb package to install unshield? I need to extract a windows driver file from a .exe executable in order to get a wireless card set up with ndiswrapper and I don't have a connection until wireless is running. Thanks!
[20:06] <Incarus> Jethro, pls paste "cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log"
[20:06] <zortec> DasEil: No it doesn't
[20:06] <TimbrWu|f> wonder if there is a way to use the live cd to get back into my install partition and fix the problem without having to delete the partition and reinstall again
[20:06] <DasEi1> |Aria| : there is sth showing up and it says enabled ?
[20:06] <|Aria|> yup
[20:07] <ubuntu> i have found it ... the ubuntu jaunty remastering post...
[20:07] <MattPhilie> I opened Synaptic PAckage Manager and got this.. E: Type 'b' is not known on line 1 in source list /etc/apt/sources.list
[20:07] <MattPhilie> E: The list of sources could not be read.
[20:07] <MattPhilie> Go to the repository dialog to correct the problem.
[20:07] <MattPhilie> E: _cache->open() failed, please report.
[20:07] <FloodBot2> MattPhilie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:07] <bucky> twig11: unshield in in universe
[20:07] <vigo> TimbrWu|f: I had a like issue , reverted ti FGLRX and then some xorg.conf tweaking, the non proprietary worked, the ATI did not. But each system is kinda different, this is homebuilt I am on.
[20:07] <Jethro> incarus what am i looking for?
[20:07] <twig11> bucky: I'm not sure how to find that. do you have a link?
[20:07] <Incarus> Jethro, just enter in terminal and paste result
[20:07] <qwyeth> MattPhilie:  Would you please put the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list in a pastebin?
[20:07] <Jethro> its a huge result.
[20:07] <bucky> twig11: learn to use the package manager
[20:08] <Sinatra> what is the best way to reformat my laptop harddrive before i install Ubuntu?
[20:08] <DasEi1> |Aria| : so the open source driver already is installed; if you want to use the pritary one, can go to ati website and d/l a sh-file, though I don't know for your card exactly if the xorg of jaunty works with that
[20:08] <zortec> Do I need to reinstall ubuntu for the 5th time? I can't use the main iso because it doesn't recognize my onboard and so  a user in here told me to use the minimal install
[20:08] <Incarus> Jethro, jeah, thats normal
[20:08] <th0r> Sinatra: how large a drive?
[20:08] <phenotype> anyone tell me what this app is called? Heres a screenshot >>>
[20:08] <Sinatra> mm
[20:08] <phenotype> Heres a screenshot >>> http://omploader.org/vMXpydw
[20:08] <TimbrWu|f> vigo: so far and I'm fixing to do my 3rd reinstall it hasn't mattered if I use the standard that 9.04 installs, or I have it download the ati driver package, it eventually ends up as dead
[20:09] <JW> I want to download Ubuntu with KDE.  but when I click it - there is only one download, and it says nothing about KDE/Kubuntu. Where do I find it? Or is there only one CD now?
[20:09] <Sinatra> probably a couple hundread gigs
[20:09] <phenotype> is it part of gnome or stand alone?
[20:09] <Stupendoussteve> Part of gnome
[20:09] <zortec> JW: Download Kubuntu
[20:09] <bucky> zortec: doesn't recognize your onboard what
[20:09] <Stupendoussteve> Thing it's the sound Preferences
[20:09] <twig11> bucky: please don't answer until you have read the question. Once again, the machine running Ubuntu IS NOT ONLINE!
[20:09] <MattPhilie> qwyeth I got Software Sources when I opened it.. What do I do?
[20:09] <th0r> Sinatra: choose custom partitioning, set up the first partition at 15GB with a mount point of /. How much ram?
[20:09] <TimbrWu|f> wonder if Kbuntu will do the samething as ubuntu does
[20:09] <JW> zortec: but you don't understand. I clicked the link that says "download
[20:10] <phenotype> Stupendoussteve: know of a stand alone gui sound app?
[20:10] <JW> zortec: but you don't understand. I clicked the link that says "download Kubuntu . . . and then on the next page there's no option for Kubuntu"
[20:10] <Incarus> JW, http://www.kubuntu.org/
[20:10] <vigo> TimbrWu|f: That box have Integrated as well as a PCI ?
[20:10] <zortec> bucky: It doesn't recognize my onboard video geforce 7300 nforce graphics, and I was in the irc room for 2 days trying to figure it out so I had to use a cli interface and manually download all the packages and now I don't have a working cdrom
[20:10] <phenotype> like the one in picture?
[20:10] <Incarus> !paste
[20:10] <MattPhilie> qwyeth Scratch that.. I found it.. Let me put it to pastebin
[20:10] <DasEi1> |Aria| : do you have issues with your graphics ?
[20:10] <zortec> it's frustrating since I've had to install ubuntu multiple times now for different reasons
[20:10] <qwyeth> MattPhilie: OK ^_^
[20:11] <|Aria|> yes WoW is totally tearing... can't even see the login prompt...
[20:11] <th0r> Sinatra: how much memory in the computer?
[20:11] <MattPhilie> qwyeth http://paste.ubuntu.com/220748/
[20:11] <Incarus> zortec, which ubuntu version are u using at the moment?
[20:11] <|Aria|> zaicoace: hejsa...
[20:12] <qwyeth> MattPhilie:  Those two characters at the beginning shouldn't be there
[20:12] <zortec> Incarus: 9.04
[20:12] <qwyeth> MattPhilie: Delete the b and the space
[20:12] <Incarus> zortec, freh installation or upgrade?
[20:12] <Andycas> is there a patch equivalent for windows too? I have a several source files that need to be patched under windows
[20:12] <MattPhilie> Alright qwyeth
[20:12] <qwyeth> MattPhilie: You will need root permissions to edit the file
[20:12] <TimbrWu|f> vigo: it's a gateway m-series laptop there is no pci :)
[20:12] <Incarus> zortec, *fresh
[20:12] <zaicoace> ohh hey there
[20:12] <MattPhilie> How do I do that qwyeth
[20:12] <zaicoace> sorry i'm a bit slow
[20:12] <Jethro> http://paste.ubuntu.com/220749/
[20:12] <zortec> Incarus: it was fresh, but like I said I had to go through a cli interface on a minimal install cd and download packages
[20:13] <qwyeth> MattPhilie: hit Alt + F2 and run the command 'gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list'
[20:13] <zaicoace> hej arial
[20:13] <twig11> Where can I download an up-to-date .deb package of unshield to install on a computer that isn't online?
[20:13] <grawity> twig11: http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[20:13] <Incarus> zortec, yeah, next ubuntu versions and next kernel versions (3.0) should be better
[20:13] <zortec> MattPhilie: sudo is the command for root privileges
[20:13] <MattPhilie> qwyeth: Thanks.. I'm saving the file now
[20:13] <twig11> grawity: thanks.
[20:14] <zortec> Incarus: so how do I get cdrom working in this version of ubuntu or I just don't get a cdrom?
[20:14] <Incarus> zortec, is the cd not working?
[20:14] <zaicoace> hey have any of you guys had a problem with the changing of mouse cursor on 9.04?
[20:15] <zortec> Incarus: The hardware is working, ubuntu doesn't pick it up in dmesg or lspci or lshw
[20:15] <bucky> twig11: http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=unshield&searchon=names&suite=jaunty&section=all   you'll need libunshield0 also
[20:15] <Sergio> can anyone help me with an  unrecognized usb
[20:15] <Jethro> can anyone tell me if the new version of ubuntu will support my gfx card??
[20:15] <zortec> Incarus: It's like the cdrom doesn't exist
[20:15] <twig11> bucky: thanks, that should be what I need.
[20:15] <zaicoace> oh and do anyone have a fix for it?
[20:15] <qwyeth> MattPhilie: np
[20:16] <Incarus> zortec, the cd drive or a special cd?
[20:16] <zortec> Incarus the cd drive/dvd burner/all of it
[20:16] <kpkeerthi> I compiled custom kernel (with this method http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu). The size of the resulting deb file is like 250MB. Is that normal?
[20:16] <t3Nk4> zaicoace:  i had little problems changing cursor set.. you have to restart gdm when you change it and it starts function
[20:16] <Incarus> zortec, maybe a driver problem
[20:16] <zortec> Incarus it's not detected in ubuntu in computer or any cd burning apps like brasero or gnomebake
[20:17] <Incarus> zortec, upgrading to the latest kernel is sometimes working
[20:17] <MattPhilie> qwyeth: Works like a charm! Everything works.. Now how did everyone say to go about downloading the cario dock?
[20:17] <zortec> Incarus how would I even begin to troubleshoot that?
[20:17] <Incarus> zortec, 1. other dirstri or 2. newer kernel
[20:17] <Sergio> anyone know how to fix this problem i get is dsmeg "device descriptor read/64, error -110"
[20:17] <zortec> Incarus: how do I go about upgrading the kernel right now then?
[20:18] <zaicoace> t3Nk4: so your saying i have to change it and restart gdm then i should get it? becouse the other times i've restarted i havent gotten a new cursor
[20:18] <qwyeth> MattPhilie: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=ubuntu+cario+dock+install&l=1
[20:18] <Pici> !google | qwyeth
[20:18] <cak054_> Results for | qwyeth on Google:
[20:18] <cak054_> --
[20:18] <Pici> cak054_: Please disable that script in this channel.
[20:19] <qwyeth> ubottu:  I didn't tell him to google it.  I showed him how!
[20:19] <qwyeth> Er, Pici ;)
[20:19] <bucky> zortec: does dmesg |grep CD  give you any info on it?
[20:19] <Pici> qwyeth: Its still not an answer acceptable for this channel.
[20:19] <zortec> bucky: nothing comes up
[20:20] <Incarus> Pici, and some users dont like google ;-)
[20:20] <saq_> #/linuxac
[20:20] <MattPhilie> qwyeth: I open sources.list and add gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list or the deb with the links? Sorry I just got Ubuntu
[20:20] <brandon> can some one help with getting my 6th and 7th mouse button working? they work fine on the live cd but do nothing when ubuntu is installed
[20:20] <bucky> zortec: how about dmesg |grep DVD
[20:20] <zortec> bucky: nope
[20:20] <saq_> #linuxac
[20:20] <Pici> MattPhilie: Just open a terminal and do: sudo apt-get install cairo-dock
[20:20] <zortec> bucky: it's like the kernel didn't even load a cd/dvd drive
[20:20] <t3Nk4> zaicoace:  yes i do it whenever i change cursors.. change appearance, then restart gdm.. also try to logout/login
[20:20] <MattPhilie> Pici: Thanks
[20:21] <bucky> zortec: it's not even seeing it in the bios
[20:21] <bucky> zortec: if it's not in dmesg somewhere
[20:21] <zaicoace> t3Nk4: ok thank you i'll try that :D
[20:21] <zortec> bucky: it does see it in my computer bios and it was working with no problems in windows, just when I booted into ubuntu there is no drive
[20:22] <MattPhilie> Pici: I got this.. E: Could not get lock /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (11 Resource temporarily unavailable)
[20:22] <MattPhilie> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), is another process using it?
[20:22] <bucky> zortec: can you just run dmesg and find a reference to it
[20:22] <Pici> MattPhilie: You have another package manager open, like add/remove or synaptic.
[20:22] <MattPhilie> PIci: Ahh.. I see.. Thanks.
[20:22] <zortec> bucky: I can't find any references
[20:23] <bucky> no idea
[20:23] <zortec> Is there not a way to just install the cdrom packages?
[20:23] <MattPhilie> Pici: I did it and then got this.   Reading package lists... Done
[20:23] <MattPhilie> Building dependency tree
[20:23] <MattPhilie> Reading state information... Done
[20:23] <MattPhilie> E: Couldn't find package cairo-dock
[20:23] <MattPhilie> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$
[20:23] <FloodBot2> MattPhilie: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:23] <bucky> zortec: is it usb or something?
[20:23] <Incarus> zortec, drivers are always in kernel
[20:23] <zortec> bucky: It's a sata cd drive I believe, let me check
[20:23] <Incarus> zortec, *often
[20:23] <Pici> MattPhilie: What version of Ubuntu are you running?
[20:24] <vigo> TimbrWu|f: MX6### series?
[20:24] <ubuntu> sqlut
[20:24] <ubuntu> salut
[20:24] <zortec> bucky, Incarus: Lite-On DH-20A4P-04 SuperAllwrite OEM DVD Burner - 20x DVD±R Burn, 16x DVD±R Read, 8x DVD+RW, 6x DVD-RW, 8x DVD±R DL, 12x DVD-RAM, 48x32x CD-R/RW, PATA, Black
[20:25] <zortec> That is my drive... it's actually PATA, hmm
[20:25] <ubuntu> is there any roo;s of infoe;qtics
[20:25] <pasteeater> many packages have a number at the end of the version: 0.4.4-0.3ubuntu4.  What is the "4" in "ubuntu4"?
[20:25] <MattPhilie> Pici: 9.04
[20:25] <Pici> pasteeater: That is the fourth ubuntu revision of that package, i.e, from patches, etc.
[20:26] <bucky> zortec: does sudo lshw -C disk show it?
[20:26] <Spad-XIII> can someone explain to my why my laptop's wired network connection works and then it doesn't? the only change is the position of the laptop (moved like 10cm)
[20:26] <pasteeater> Pici: thanks
[20:27] <zortec> bucky: That is showing my sata 320GB hd
[20:27] <Socah> I got a question. Do I need linux-image AND linux-image-generic? Or just one of them?
[20:28] <nejode> zortec: there are some problems with the later kernels and some Marvel IDE controllers
[20:28] <kpkeerthi> I compiled custom kernel (with this method http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu). The size of the resulting deb file is like 250MB. Is that normal?
[20:28] <pasteeater> Pici: what about the "-0.3"?
[20:28] <zortec> nejode: Is there any way to get my cdrom working in ubuntu?
[20:28] <bucky> zortec: it sounds like this problem here http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-850397.html
[20:28] <funkja> Does anyone use "Back in Time" to manage their backsup?
[20:29] <Pici> MattPhilie: Can you open System>Administration>Software sources and confirm that you have the Community-Maintained (universe) one checked?
[20:29] <zortec> nejode: I used an alternate cd now that I remember, it wasn't a minimal cd and it was text install, had to install xrssi to talk in chat and ubuntu-desktop package for GNOME
[20:29] <bucky> kpkeerthi: yup
[20:29] <meteor``> how can i disable system beep in jaunty?
[20:29] <Balkrah> I have sexified Ubuntu beyond belief
[20:29] <Incarus> zortec: http://www.liteonit.com/DOWNLOADS/ODD/DH-20A4P/firmware/9P59.rar
[20:29] <Pici> pasteeater: I believe that is the debian revision, although the folks in #ubuntu-motu would be able to clarify further.
[20:29] <Socah> meteor``, preferences->sounds
[20:29] <Incarus> zortec, its the firmware of your cd drive, but could be for windows, dont know
[20:29] <MattPhilie> Pici: That wasn't checked off.. Shall I check it off?
[20:30] <Pici> MattPhilie: Please.
[20:30] <meteor``> cant find anything like system beep thr.
[20:30] <tjelvar> help needed with broken dpkg on 8.04LTS,
[20:30] <zortec> Incarus: how do I even install that in linux?
[20:30] <zortec> Incarus: I wonder if it's only windows...
[20:30] <pasteeater> Pici: thanks again.
[20:30] <tjelvar> se post at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1215760
[20:30] <Socah> meteor``, it's in your sound theme, you can turn it off
[20:30] <kansan___> so is there any way of getting flash to work with firefox 3.5 and ubuntu hardy?  all i see is blank white areas.
[20:30] <MattPhilie> Pici: I checked it off
[20:30] <nejode> zortec: dual boot?
[20:30] <Incarus> zortec, no way
[20:31] <zortec> nejode: yeah that is what I'm running currently
[20:31] <Incarus> zortec, but driver is normally preinstalled in the kernel
[20:31] <zortec> Incarus: It didn't install with the kernel, so something is wrontg...
[20:31] <Socah> meteor``, if you talk about... beeping from your built-in speaker inside computer, go into alsamixer, and mute channel with beep
[20:31] <Pici> MattPhilie: click close/okay and it should say that it needs to update your sources, thats okay, then do sudo apt-get install cairo-dock in a terminal.
[20:31] <zortec> Incarus: wrong... I just don't want to have to keep reinstalling ubuntu over and over because of hardware issues and driver problems
[20:31] <bucky> Incarus: so what's the driver for a  Lite-On DH-20A4P-04 SuperAllwrite OEM DVD Burner
[20:31] <ubuntu> ok
[20:31] <MattPhilie> Pici: WIll do.. thanks
[20:31] <meteor``> i removed the check from alert sounds and its fine now.
[20:32] <zortec> Incarus: I reinstalled ubuntu 3 times already for a good partitioning and another time because my video wasn't recognized
[20:32] <Incarus> bucky, i dont know
[20:32] <vigo> tjelvar: Did the update/upgrade ?
[20:32] <Incarus> zortec, yes, and my solution was: newer kernel
[20:32] <nejode> zortec: if you boot with a live cd you still have the problem?
[20:32] <Incarus> zortec, drivers could be added in later version
[20:32] <Sinatra> I'm running Memtest86+ right now.  Am I wasting my time, or doing the right thing?
[20:32] <zortec> nejode: I can't get a live CD to work which is why I had to use alternate cd because of my onboard graphics
[20:33] <zortec> nejode: apparently it's a known bug with nvidia geforce 7300/nforce series
[20:33] <tjelvar> vigo, did include medibuntu to sources.list, tried to install ffmpeg (as in post), after apt-get update (no upgrade - afraid of breakage), no luck
[20:33] <tjelvar> vigo, server is in production - (sucks... :-( )
[20:34] <nejode> zortec: with jaunty?
[20:34] <vigo> tjelvar: Ran any dh 's on it?
[20:34] <tjelvar> what's dh? (thank you for u'r help!)
[20:35] <zortec> nejode: yeah
[20:35] <MattPhilie> Pici: Works great.. In the terminal it is currently Setting up cairo - dock - data
[20:35] <kija> can anyone please help?? How to switch off bluetooth in sony vaio?
[20:35] <deany> tjelvar, compile your own then.
[20:35] <Tniffoc> How can I search through all the contents of all the files in a folder for a string?
[20:35] <deany> tjelvar, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=786095 super duper easy.
[20:36] <vigo> tjelvar: dh_ scripts are Deb Helper scripts, here:> https://help.ubuntu.com/6.10/ubuntu/packagingguide/C/appendix-debhelper.html
[20:36] <zortec> There has got to be something I can do, I mean that is a bummer if I can't use ubuntu because my dvd/cdrom is not recognized in the kernel
[20:36] <deany> tjelvar, installs to usr/local so no package breakage
[20:36] <Incarus> kija, isnt there a toggle or button for it?
[20:36] <salmon> is there anything that can be done about "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on dev sata6..."
[20:36] <Tniffoc> How can I search through all the contents of all the files in a folder for a string?
[20:37] <tjelvar> thanks everyone, don't need ffmeg really any more, i'll look around...
[20:37] <grawity> Tniffoc: grep -r string folder
[20:37] <nejode> zortec: have you tried adding "ide_disk" and "ide_cd" to /etc/modules?
[20:37] <Incarus> zortec, kernel upgrade XD
[20:37] <kija> Incarus: i cannot find an option to trun off bluetooth
[20:37] <zortec> Incarus: how do you kernel upgrade? I've never done that before
[20:37] <vigo> tjelvar: update/upgrade just updates and builds the sources stuff, it does not really alter anything unless you permit it or request it to.
[20:38] <zortec> nejode: haven't tried that
[20:38] <Incarus> zortec, thats difficult, wait for never ubuntu version ;-)
[20:38] <grawity> vigo: update does that -- and upgdare actually installs the new packages.
[20:38] <salmon> is there anything that can be done about "mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on dev sata6..."
[20:38] <vigo> grwaity: with confirmation, I thought.....?
[20:38] <Incarus> kija, http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/9762/
[20:39] <zortec> nejode: once I add ide_cd and ide_disk, do I need to reboot ubuntu?
[20:39] <moymoy> can anyone offer me some support in this thread? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1213686 .. barely any threads get a hit in this forum before you'
[20:39] <Incarus> kija, and http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-120403.html
[20:39] <moymoy> before they're pushed to the third page
[20:39] <DasEi1> salmon: open aterminal ..
[20:39] <talntid> if I am trying to mount a filesystem on another server, and now it just does connection timed out... where should I look first?
[20:39] <tjelvar> vigo, I may be wrong but i belive that upon adding medibuntu the sources was changed, and when removing medibuntu later on, sources didn't 'roll back'? Right??
[20:39] <DasEi1> salmon: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[20:40] <DasEi1> salmon: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[20:40] <nejode> zortec: once I had to do something like that but through a BusyBox prompt at boot time to load the modules
[20:40] <vigo> tjelvar: That sounds correct, an edit of the lists may be required to "roll it back" ...
[20:40] <zortec> nejode: so I need to restart to make the changes?
[20:40] <DasEi1> salmon:give url from last cmd here
[20:40] <zortec> nejode: or can I run a command to reload the modules?
[20:40] <tjelvar> vigo, so how to roll-back? dh does the trick??
[20:41] <mdgeorge1> hello
[20:41] <salmon> DasEi1: will do
[20:41] <nejode> zortec: try rebooting
[20:41] <mdgeorge1> is there a way to tell what config files I've modified from a package?
[20:41] <zortec> nejode: ok, back in a sec
[20:41] <mdgeorge1> in particular, I've changed my tomcat config, but I don't remember how
[20:41] <tjelvar> vigo: medibuntu was removed, and apt-get update, and i suspect still no rollback...
[20:41] <pehden> the startup app doesnt do what i was talking about, is there a way i can make start up script
[20:41] <vigo> tjelvar: They can help, but I use or would use Nano, Vim or whatever text editor you are happy with and do them correctly.
[20:41] <nejode> zortec: sudo modprobe ide_disk
[20:42] <mdgeorge1> I was wondering if there was a command to easily diff it with the default version
[20:42] <rootx_> Hello everyone, I've just installed ubuntu, and i was looking to get some themes, but when i try to extract them i get a error saying im not a admin, their is only one account on the laptop could someone help me please, via pm if possible??
[20:42] <Sergio> >	anyone know how to fix this problem i get in dsmeg "device descriptor read/64, error -110"
[20:42] <nejode> zortec: sudo modprobe ide_cd
[20:42] <Incarus> DasEi1, why you dont kick you "ghost"?
[20:42] <talntid> http://pastebin.com/febd0
[20:42] <buttons840> anyone know how I can finger my localhost port 1079 to test an app?
[20:42] <tjelvar> vigo: sources.list just eb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy main restricted universe
[20:42] <tjelvar> deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ hardy-updates main restricted universe
[20:42] <DasEi1> Incarus: its a another machine on my subnet, alright so, thanks
[20:42] <moymoy> anyone willing to offer their support in this thread? http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-120403.html
[20:42] <rootx_> can someone help me?
[20:43] <nejode> zortec: the thing is that if the modules are not loaded at boot time
[20:43] <Incarus> DasEi1, ok
[20:43] <nejode> ...you wont have the cd either
[20:43] <buttons840> !finger
[20:43] <salmon> http://pastebin.com/m25d48b09
[20:43] <rootx_> Hello everyone, I've just installed ubuntu, and i was looking to get some themes, but when i try to extract them i get a error saying im not a admin, their is only one account on the laptop could someone help me please, via pm if possible??
[20:43] <talntid> !repeat rootx_
[20:44] <DasEi1> !sudo | rootx_
[20:44] <tjelvar> vigo, I'll give debhelper a shot, thanks, cu.
[20:44] <Pici> rootx_: No need to manually extract the themes. Just drag them onto the theme window found in System>Preferences>appearance
[20:44] <Incarus> buttons840, finger use tcp port 79
[20:44] <MattPhilie> I downloaded a theme for the Cairo Dock.. Where do I put the files so I can use it as a theme
[20:44] <rootx_> pici: ok thanks, i'll try that aswell as looking at the site.
[20:44] <buttons840> Incarus, that's the the specs say sure, but i have a finger app running on 1079 that i want to test
[20:45] <grawity> buttons840: 'finger' always uses port 79. Try using 'nc localhost 1079'
[20:45] <kansan___> so is there any way of getting flash to work with firefox 3.5 and ubuntu hardy?  all i see is blank white areas.
[20:45] <nejode> rootx: drag and drop the .tar.gz file into the appearance dialog
[20:45] <buttons840> what is nc?
[20:45] <DasEi1> salmon: ?
[20:45] <grawity> buttons840: netcat
[20:45] <vigo> tjelvar: Also try mc and stuff, better to do that in or on a Text Editor before making or applying any changes to the system.
[20:45] <zortec> nejode: back, still don't see the cdrom
[20:45] <grawity> buttons840: run 'nc -vv localhost 1079', then type the username, and press Enter.
[20:45] <vigo> I like vim
[20:45] <buttons840> ok
[20:46] <mdgeorge1> <3 vim
[20:46] <Incarus> buttons840, hm, the command is "finger username@hostname", right? maybe "finger username@localhost:1079" is working, test it
[20:46] <pehden> #pici
[20:46] <pehden> #Pici
[20:46] <Incarus> grawity, k
[20:46] <Pici> pehden: I am not a channel.
[20:46] <Incarus> XD
[20:46] <rootx_> Thank's for your help people, it's worked this time!!!
[20:46] <nejode> zortec: what does it say if you run sudo modprobe ide_cd fron the cli?
[20:46] <elad`> How do I stop the top of the window becoming partially transparent when the window's not selected?
[20:46] <salmon> DasEi1: i pastebined what it said
[20:46] <pehden> what the privat messge rthing lol
[20:47] <zortec> nejode: Module ide_cd not found
[20:47] <moymoy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1213686 anyone? please?
[20:47] <DasEi1> salmon: o, I missed it (nick?!), paste it again ?
[20:47] <Pici> pehden: Just ask in the channel.
[20:47] <nejode> zortec: dmesg | grep marvell
[20:48] <salmon> http://paste.ubuntu.com/220762/
[20:48] <zortec> nejode: nothing
[20:48] <nejode> marvel?
[20:48] <zortec> nejode: same thing
[20:48] <DasEi1> !who | salmon:
[20:49] <nejode> zortec: dmesg | grep ata
[20:49] <DasEi1> salmon: k, wrong synatx in command -l is small L
[20:49] <DasEi1> salmon: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[20:49] <tjelvar> solved: se post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7632101#post7632101
[20:49] <zortec> nejode: ok, have quite a bit here on ata
[20:49] <pehden> Pici: i have set it up so that when startx is typed it loads into a terminal screen at a highres, this is sort of what i wanted but i want it to load into the virtualbox program
[20:49] <pehden> pici any idea
[20:50] <DasEi1> salmon: you can copy n paste cmd's from messenger n trml
[20:50] <salmon> DaSei1: yeah
[20:50] <DasEi1> salmon: sudo fdisk -l | pastebinit
[20:50] <Pici> pehden: I don't understand what you mean. We don't even use startx to start the graphical environment by default on Ubuntu.
[20:50] <zortec> nejode: http://www.pastebin.org/2740
[20:51] <pehden> i removed all desktops on purpose so i have startx
[20:51] <zortec> pehden: ?
[20:51] <Incarus> Pici, startx is sometimes working when X or Xorg isnt working
[20:51] <salmon> DasEi1: http://pastebin.com/f135bbb37  is that what you need?
[20:51] <DasEi1> salmon: yes
[20:52] <salmon> DasEi1: sorry bout that
[20:52] <zortec> nejode: I'm worried about ata2, ata3, and ata4 link being down.
[20:52] <Pici> pehden: If you're asking how to start vbox as a daemon/service then I'm afraid I do not know how to do that. The folks in #vbox should be able to help though.
[20:52] <vigo> moymoy: Look at this one, and note each line: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=249889
[20:52] <pehden> #vbox
[20:52] <MattPhilie> I downloaded a theme from Google for Cairo Dock.. Where do I put the folder? How do I get it to be a theme in Cairo so I can switch to it
[20:52] <DasEi1> salmon: np, we're no bots :-[, which partiton you want to mount ?
[20:53] <pehden> #virtualbox
[20:53] <salmon> DasEi1: dev sata 6
[20:53] <Pici> pehden: /join #vbox
[20:53] <pehden> i knew i was missing something lmao
[20:54] <Incarus> MattPhilie, extract to:~/.cairo-dock/themes/
[20:54] <DasEi1> salmon: look at http://pastebin.com/f135bbb37 , you mean /dev/sda6  ?
[20:54] <moymoy> vigo: i'm not having NFS problems, rather, i'm having problems with the bootup and shutdown scripts because i tried using the workaround in the Ubuntu NFS documentation
[20:54] <salmon> DesEi1: yes
[20:54] <zortec> nejode: I'm going to try something, back shortly
[20:55] <DasEi1> salmon: sudo mkdir /media/sda6
[20:55] <DasEi1> salmon: sudo mount /dev/sda6  /media/sda6
[20:55] <DasEi1> salmon: cd /media/sda6
[20:55] <DasEi1> salmon: ls
[20:56] <malv> does ubuntu netbook remix support home encryption?
[20:56] <DasEi1> salmon: can se files of that partiton there ?
[20:56] <DasEi1> see*
[20:57] <salmon> DasEi1: uuh tried it and got "mount point /media/sda6 does not exist"
[20:57] <deany> malv, its just ubuntu with a more optimised gui for small screens.
[20:57] <DasEi1> salmon: sudo mkdir /media/sda6
[20:58] <vigo> moymoy: Ah, ok, see the scripts here? they discuss that, sorta. the /restart and a few others, done in a text editor are rather important.
[20:58] <DasEi1> salmon: sudo mount /dev/sda6  /media/sda6
[20:58] <darkangel> hey wondering if there is a program to shrink .iso files
[20:58] <darkangel> or change the filetype
[20:58] <salmon> DasEi1: did all that. no dice
[20:58] <Incarus> deany, and limited driver support(ß)
[20:58] <DasEi1> salmon: cd /media/sda6
[20:58] <conny_> hola, soy nueva en esto.
[20:58] <DasEi1> salmon: directory exists ?
[20:58] <Incarus> deany, *(?)
[20:59]  * zortec is going crazy.
[20:59] <Incarus> lol, zortec
[20:59] <Incarus> zortec, no panic
[20:59] <zortec> I can't figure out how to get ubuntu to recognize my cdrom
[20:59] <darkangel> anyone know how to or have a program to shrink .iso files or change the filetype
[20:59] <salmon> Dasei1: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sda6,
[20:59] <salmon>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[20:59] <salmon>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[20:59] <salmon>        dmesg | tail  or so
[20:59] <FloodBot2> salmon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:59] <deany> Incarus, dont need a lot of drivers for a netbook really.
[21:00] <Incarus> deany, yeah
[21:00] <DasEi1> salmon: mount | pastebinit
[21:01] <DasEi1> salmon: pastebinit /etc/fstab
[21:01] <DasEi1> salmon: dmesg | pastebinit
[21:02] <salmon> DasEi1: http://pastebin.com/f1dc7a8d6            http://pastebin.com/f27847551
[21:03] <moymoy> vigo: where in the thread do they talk about them? the thread is HUGE!
[21:03] <MattPhilie> Incarus .. eh I cannot seem to locate /.cairo-dock/themes  .. Sorry I just got it today..
[21:03] <losher> darkangel: start further back. Where did this iso come from, and what do you want to ultimately do with it...
[21:04] <vigo> moymoy: One sec....
[21:04] <darkangel> this .iso came from a dvd and im just trying to shrink them to save room
[21:04] <juanbond> Hey guys, quick question... VirtualBox or VMWare Server?
[21:04] <DasEi1> salmon : could you cd to /media/sda6 (can also look it it's existance up under places)
[21:04] <sebsebseb> juanbond: Virtualbox
[21:04] <zortec> so am I just out of luck for my cdrom drive?
[21:04] <DasEi1> salmon: aa, you got a hd error concerning your journal ..
[21:04] <salmon> DasEi1: ??
[21:05] <DasEi1> zortec: did hwinfo find it ?
[21:05] <zortec> juanbond: VBox
[21:05] <sebsebseb> juanbond: and get it directly from their site for Linux hosts  http://www.virtualbox.org
[21:05] <DasEi1> salmon : do you have a live cd ?
[21:05] <zortec> DasEil: Is that ran at the cli?
[21:05] <darkangel> losher eventually maybe re burn to create back up dvds but mainly to make the file size smaler
[21:05] <salmon> DasEi1: as a matter of fact i do
[21:05] <juanbond> sebsebseb: perfect, thank you!
[21:05] <neda> Hi
[21:05] <vigo> moymoy: Is an Auto mount and reverse script?
[21:05] <sebsebseb> juanbond: so you have USB and networking
[21:05] <sebsebseb> juanbond: np
[21:06] <DasEi1> zortec: sudo apt-get install hwinfo && hwinfo
[21:06] <DasEi1> salmon : you are on live now ?
[21:06] <neda> I want to mount a long path to a short new path and want to have this mount permanently. anybody helps please?
[21:06] <losher> darkangel: there are a lot of options. Mostly it depends how much shrinkage (we call it compression) you need e.g less than 4G, and where you plan to watch the compressed dvd e.g on your PC, or on a regular dvd player?
[21:06] <sebsebseb> juanbond: opensource version lacks USB
[21:06] <DasEi1> !fstab | neda
[21:06] <juanbond> sebsebseb: it's for personal use anyways.
[21:06] <revygttam> neda, what do you mean long path to short path? Like create an alias?
[21:07] <moymoy> vigo: nope, nothing of that sort, i had a problem shutting down the computer with NFS shares, but i followed a workaround in the ubuntu documentation and i may have problems with my shutdown/bootup scripts nwo
[21:07] <sebsebseb> juanbond: what you going to VM?
[21:07] <darkangel> if i could compress the files to less that 4 gb that would be amazing, most are coming out about 7 to 7.8 gb per file
[21:07] <MidnightDevil> yo :)
[21:07] <salmon> DasEi1: no, my comp has two hard drives, OS on one, everything else on the other. thats the issue im having it mounting the other one :[  should i be on the live cd
[21:07] <jduser> neda: why not using symlinks
[21:07] <MidnightDevil> i seem to have a small problem, some icons on the gnome menu wont work
[21:07] <MidnightDevil> any way to rebuild it?
[21:07] <darkangel> and watching them would be on either or pc or a dvd player
[21:07] <neda> moymoy: yes...
[21:08] <DasEi1> salmon : I see, is the 20 gig ubuntu, too ?
[21:08] <MattPhilie> I cannot locate where to extract a theme for cairo dock.. Can anyone specify the location of where to extract the theme I downloaded..?
[21:08] <newuser007> can anybody give me a link where is exmples of ddos atacks?
[21:08] <juanbond> sebsebseb: using it for testing browsers/operating systems...  i'm a web developer
[21:08] <salmon> DasEi1: yes
[21:08] <vigo> moymoy: Ok, that helps , using Vim or nano or whatever?
[21:08] <sebsebseb> juanbond: oh ok
[21:08] <juanbond> sebsebseb: it will also load vmware images right?
[21:08] <sebsebseb> juanbond: yep
[21:08] <zortec> DasEil: It found this:  modalias = "pci:v000010DEd000007CDsv00001462sd00007518bc05sc00i00"
[21:08] <zortec> Can write CD-R:
[21:08] <zortec> Can write CD-RW:
[21:08] <moymoy> vigo: nope.. the method i used is in the thread i linked earlier
[21:08] <DasEi1> salmon : thats fine, no live needed, let me look at your mount again..
[21:08] <moymoy> vigo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=249889
[21:08] <zortec> DasEil: I don't know what to make of that
[21:08] <salmon> DasEi1: ok
[21:09] <Pythack> ++
[21:09] <randall_> I just changed my password with usermod -p password username and now i cant log in to my server with the new or the old password
[21:09] <nandonachi_> #c
[21:09] <DasEi1> salmon : e2fsck -p /dev/sda5
[21:09] <zortec> DasEil: It detected something but doesn't seem to exist
[21:09] <losher> darkangel: standard size for a shop bought dvd is around 8G. Most common compressed size is 4G (so you can burn it onto a blank DVD) or 700M (so you can burn it onto a blank CD). Obviously, the more you compress, the worse the quality gets & the longer it takes,
[21:09] <DasEi1> salmon : sudo  e2fsck -p /dev/sda5         ,*
[21:10] <sebsebseb> randall_: odd command  it's   passwd username to reset the user password if you only got a root shell or   otherwise  sudo passwd username,  well that's the desktkop version,  I assume this applys also for the server
[21:10] <dhaval_> I can't understand how to use wget
[21:10] <juanbond> sebsebseb: 64bit os's too right?
[21:10] <neda> I want to create an alias for a long path and want to have this mount permanently. anybody helps please?
[21:10] <nandonachi_> any chat room which has network programming discussion for beginners?
[21:10] <dhaval_> How do I say download all songs starting with afro
[21:10] <darkangel> i understand the more compressed it gets the worse it gets, im looking to compress these files though, do you have a program to do that
[21:10] <juanbond> meaning, i can create images and install a 64bit OS on it?
[21:10] <sebsebseb> randall_: if you already got a root shell  passwd username otherwise sudo passwd username
[21:10] <dhaval_> like wget afro*
[21:10] <DasEi1> randall_: boot in recovery mode, use passwd to re-set (and don't forget XD)
[21:10] <randall_> sebsebseb so what did usermod do?
[21:10] <admaia> #ubuntu-pt
[21:10] <salmon> DasEi1: /dev/sda5: clean, 38/65952 files, 19749/263048 blocks
[21:10] <Sinatra> does Ubuntu 9.04 still have that problem with installing flash? or is it automatically installed now?
[21:10] <dhaval_> I didn't understand the man or the help page
[21:10] <zortec> This chat room is getting a lot of questions, is there a place I can go to get help on my cdrom without holding everyone up?
[21:11] <DasEi1> salmon : sudo  e2fsck -p /dev/sda6
[21:11] <randall_> DasEil, how do i boot in recovery mode on ubuntu server?
[21:11] <sebsebseb> juanbond: yes, but on a 64bit host you might have to turn  hardware virtualization on if your computer has it, before 64bit guets will work
[21:11] <stew> randall_: you ran "usermod -p password username" where "password" was the actual password you were intending to set?
[21:11] <randall_> stew correct
[21:11] <juanbond> sebsebseb: building my new intel i7 today, so i think we're good :)
[21:11] <stew> randall_: usermod -p doesn't take a password as an argument, it takes a password hash
[21:11] <sebsebseb> juanbond: if you have it,  it will be a feature in your bios,  for security reasons  computers tend not to have this feature enabled by default
[21:11] <juanbond> on a asus p6t deluxe motherboard :)
[21:12] <cratel> is there a way to know whether or not I am running 32 bit or 64 bit os from cli?
[21:12] <DasEi1> randall_: at boot up, when grub says loading, press <Esc>,  choose recovery-kernel; are you on jaunty ?
[21:12] <stew> randall_: (which you could generate with something like "mkpasswd -H MD5"
[21:12] <MattPhilie> Sorry to repost.. but I was disconnected accidental.. I cannot locate where to extract a theme for cairo dock.. Can anyone specify the location of where to extract the theme I downloaded..?
[21:12] <losher> darkangel: there are several: dvdrip, k9copy, handbrake, wine+dvdshrink, mencoder, transcode. k9copy is probably a good one to start with....
[21:12] <salmon> DasEi1: http://paste.ubuntu.com/220768/
[21:12] <randall_> DasEil the server is remote
[21:12] <zortec> MattPhilie: Just use the themes manager
[21:12] <DasEi1> randall_: oo
[21:12] <darkangel> i've used k9copy before and it didnt work very well for me
[21:13] <randall_> stew what would it do if i just typed in a ascii password instead of a hash?
[21:13] <MidnightDevil> i seem to have a small problem, some icons on the gnome menu wont work, any way to rebuild it?
[21:13] <randall_> this is very bad
[21:13] <stew> randall_: it would put the ascii password into /etc/shadow where a hash should have gone, which, since it is not a vaild hash, would disable the account
[21:13] <zortec> I have been in the chat room 3 hours trying to get help on my problem... this is going to take a while
[21:13] <admaia> #ubuntu-pt
[21:13] <MattPhilie> zortec: I downloaded a theme off of Google and don't know where to extract the files.. Meaning I cannot use the theme manager
[21:14] <randall_> stew its my superuser account
[21:14] <randall_> stew can i still log in as "root"?
[21:14] <losher> darkangel: I've never used it myself. Personally I prefer wine+dvdshrink. I hear good things about handbrake. I've also used dvdrip...
[21:15] <DasEi1> zortec: if you don't follow up hints and respond, you'll go more crazy
[21:15] <stew> randall_: uh, I don't know if you can,  you tell me
[21:15] <randall_> stew soooooo im toast now
[21:15] <trae> http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=571579  This bug going to be fixed anytime soon in 9.04?
[21:15] <sebsebseb> !root |  randall_
[21:15] <DasEi1> salmon : looks like a corrupted, maybe dead partiton; first question : older harddrive/ important data on it ?
[21:15] <zortec> DasEil: I've already followed up and responded, but my question is being lost in the mix
[21:16] <sebsebseb> !sudo |  randall_
[21:16] <neda> I want to create an alias for a long path and want to have this mount permanently. anybody helps please?
[21:16] <stew> randall_: it sounds like perhaps you will need someone to boot into single user mode or with recovery media
[21:16] <darkangel> dvdshrink is not free though correct??
[21:16] <DasEi1> partition, damn
[21:16] <Kreg-Work> does ubuntu have something for intel macbooks?  ubuntu seems to recognize all my hardwaer
[21:16] <Kreg-Work> where other distros mostly do not.
[21:16] <randall_> sebsebseb, so if i can log in as another user i can still use sudo?
[21:16] <losher> darkangel: you talking to me?
[21:16] <Kreg-Work> seems gpt friendly too
[21:16] <DasEi1> zortec: nick is DasEi1; so hwinfo found cd ?
[21:16] <sebsebseb> randall_: as long as your user has admin rights, you should be able to use sudo yes
[21:17] <darkangel> yessum
[21:17] <coherentlight> how does one adjust the fan speed so that it' not always on high (on my laptop) ?
[21:17] <salmon> DasEi1: yeah there is some important stuff on there.. nothing i can do?
[21:17] <thibaut> ya til francais
[21:17] <Kreg-Work> guess my question is, does ubuntu focus any effort on macbooks or does it just happen to work.
[21:17] <sebsebseb> !fr |  thibaut
[21:17] <zortec> DasEil: It found a device, but nothing there
[21:17] <losher> darkangel: then you need to use my name, or I'll miss it in this busy channel...
[21:17] <darkangel> losher my bad
[21:17] <randall_> sebsebseb, im guessing a user must be explicitly granted admin status?
[21:17] <zortec> DasEi: Is there an l on your name?
[21:17] <zortec> DasEi: Tab completion is not working too well
[21:18] <sebsebseb> Kreg-Work: install  Ubuntu is a bit differnet on a Mac book,  to do with the boot loader or something,  I don't have one personally
[21:18] <darkangel> losher: i dont know all the commands and shit in here just figuring it out
[21:18] <tma> Fougner: are u still there?
[21:18] <jduser> Kreg-Work: are u trolling?
[21:18] <Kreg-Work> trolling?
[21:18] <sebsebseb> !mac |  Kreg-Work
[21:18] <sebsebseb> !install
[21:18] <DasEi1> salmon: no well, there are more agressive methods then preen on datarecovery, but the risk to increase the damage is there, so then one would first try to get a backup of current situation, for case things go worse
[21:18] <sebsebseb> !dualboot |  Kreg-Work
[21:18] <vigo> moymoy: That method I linked looked correct, it was 2008, but still looks correct.
[21:18] <thiebaude> Kreg-Work: you using boot camp?
[21:18] <Kreg-Work> i've got a multi boot working fine on a macbook.  of the several Linux distros i have installed on it, ubuntu just happens to have alot of hardware setup out of the can
[21:19] <zortec> What is the username of DasEi with a ; or an l?
[21:19] <zortec> I can't seem to get the message directed to the right person
[21:19] <sebsebseb> thiebaude  Kreg-Work   bootcamp is for Windows not Ubuntu
[21:19] <Kreg-Work> rEFIt with grub
[21:19] <vigo> !tab
[21:19] <DasEi1>  zortec: it's a one
[21:19] <randall_> DasEi1 lol
[21:19] <salmon> DasEi1: ok well i don't currently have a drive large enough to back it up, so thank you for your time...
[21:19] <zortec> DasEi: When you do tab, it just does DasEi
[21:19] <zortec> That is why I didn't even know there was a 1, it is really weird
[21:20] <Kreg-Work> i use rEFIt to boot osx, windows, and one linux.    then grub under that linux to boot /dev/sda5 and up.
[21:20] <neda> is there a way to tell the os to reload the fstab file w.o restarting?
[21:20] <jduser> zortec: use Dase... [TAB]
[21:20] <darkangel> wtf
[21:20] <zortec> Dase... That is all it does for [TAB] is Dasei
[21:20] <DasEi1> k, gonna kick DasEi
[21:20] <sebsebseb> !language |  darkangel
[21:20] <zortec> It's like... I don't know what it's doing but that is not right
[21:20] <MattPhilie> It says to extract in ~/.config/cairo-dock/themes .... I cannot find it... WHere is it?!
[21:21] <deany> neda, sudo mount -a
[21:21] <Zxcvb> is it possible to use a swap partition larger than 2GB?
[21:21] <neda> deany: thx
[21:21] <zortec> DasEi1: hwinfo found a device, but doesn't seem to exist
[21:21] <randall_> sebsebseb, i hooked up a screen to the server and rebooted but i didnt get a recovery mode option
[21:21] <dotblank> Has anyone gotten pulse and jack to work?
[21:21] <sixdraw> I want to set up my pc to use two different screens. Problem is I have only one pci express slot being used for my current graphics card. I have another pci express card. Would my best option be to upgrade my motherboard or buy a pci graphics card, which aren't so common these days?
[21:21] <losher> darkangel: windows dvdshrink is free, but diffiicult to find, and no longer maintained. For the really difficult copy protected dvds, I have to rip them using anydvd then compress using nero. Linux compression is years behind windows, unfortunately...
[21:21] <zortec> DasEi1:  modalias = "pci:v000010DEd000007CDsv00001462sd00007518bc05sc00i00"
[21:21] <zortec> Can write CD-R:
[21:21] <zortec> Can write CD-RW:
[21:21] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: of course, but  depending on how much RAM you have,  you may not need a SWAP in the first place
[21:21] <zortec> DasEi1: Now the [TAB] is working
[21:22] <Zxcvb> sebsebseb: wasn't there a limit of 2gb per swap partition though?
[21:22] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb:  SWAP is needed for hibernation/sleep/suspend
[21:22] <vigo> Zxcvb: Yes it is possible, look at the grub how to.
[21:22] <thiebaude> !swap
[21:22] <Fougner> MrPiracy, hey
[21:22] <Kreg-Work> thought SWAP was only used for hibernate
[21:22] <Kreg-Work> as far as power down modes go
[21:22] <DasEi1> zortec: open a trml
[21:22] <intx> anyone played with linpus lite on an aspire one
[21:22] <intx> just wondering how it mounts the /home dir.. does it use a ramdisk?
[21:22] <sebsebseb> Kreg-Work: yep maybe only for hibernate
[21:23] <DasEi1> zortec: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[21:23] <Zxcvb> so when did the 2GB swap partition limit get overcome?
[21:23] <dury> hi there channel :)
[21:23] <DasEi1> !hi
[21:23] <sixdraw> Hi, I want to set up my pc to use two different screens. Problem is I have only one pci express slot being used for my current graphics card. I have another pci express card. Would my best option be to upgrade my motherboard or buy a pci graphics card, which aren't so common these days?
[21:23] <dasgoob> "alias eth0 skge" where do i put this?
[21:23] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: how much RAM do you have?   and  8GB  swap is  rather big
[21:23] <deany> Zxcvb, when we got bigger hd`s?
[21:23] <zortec> DasEi1: ok done
[21:23] <Zxcvb> 4GB
[21:23] <DasEi1> zortec: pastebinit /etc/fstab
[21:23] <thiebaude> Zxcvb: you can manually edit swap
[21:23] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb:  one idea is to double the RAM,  ,but when you got 4GB RAM hmm
[21:24] <Zxcvb> so I was looking at around 5-6GB swap (enough to hibernate and still have 1-2GB of swap left)
[21:24] <randall_> My only admin account on my ubuntu server is locked and there is no recovery mode to boot into. any ideas other than reinstalling?
[21:24] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: also with  4GB RAM you don't need swap, also your going to  try and hibernate the computer
[21:24] <zortec> DasEi1: http://pastebin.com/f3e29ce02
[21:24] <Zxcvb> but I thought you couldn't have more than 2GB of swap per swap partition
[21:24] <dury> I would appreciate it if someone could drive me to update my firefox to 3.5
[21:24] <leaf-sheep> !ff35 | dury
[21:24] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: you can have 8GB SWAP, you can  have 20GB swap if you like,  which is also way to much
[21:25] <DasEi1> sixdraw: hasn't the pcie two connectors ?
[21:25] <Omar87> I just tried to install an ISO image on my USB stick using UNetBootin, but it didn't boot. And now I'm trying to delete the files on it, but somehow the system tells it's a read-only device. What would the problem be?
[21:25] <DasEi1> !xinerama | sixdraw
[21:25] <davro> Zxcvb: double the ram then i would need 24gig of swap, not really a scalable gauge ?
[21:26] <sixdraw> DasEi1 I've only one slot on the mother board. Thre's a vga out and dvi out and svideo
[21:26] <sixdraw> but i need two vga outs
[21:26] <sebsebseb> davro  zxvb   24GB  SWAP is way to much
[21:26] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: i agree
[21:26] <MrPiracy> how can i install a 32bits debian package in a 64bit system?
[21:26] <zortec> DasEi1: Did you get the contents of /etc/fstab?
[21:26] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: shoudn't really make SWAP any bigger than 8GB
[21:27] <DasEi1> sixdraw: you can use vga and dvi parrallel
[21:27] <randall_> =(
[21:27] <sixdraw> what do you mean?
[21:27] <juju2143> hi
[21:27] <Omar87> I just tried to install an ISO image on my USB stick using UNetBootin, but it didn't boot. And now I'm trying to delete the files on it, but somehow the system tells it's a read-only device. What would the problem be?
[21:27] <dury>  mine it's Distributor ID:	Ubuntu
[21:27] <dury> Description:	Ubuntu 8.04.3 LTS
[21:27] <dury> Release:	8.04
[21:27] <dury> Codename:	hardy
[21:27] <FloodBot2> dury: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:27] <DasEi1> zortec : yup, and : gksudo gedit /etc/fstab
[21:27] <MrPiracy> sebsebseb: shouldn't the swap area be the same as the physical RAM memory?
[21:27] <sixdraw> do you mean get a converter?
[21:27] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: not with large amounts of RAM
[21:27] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: if you have 512MB RAM,  you  do 1GB SWAP
[21:28] <zortec> DasEi1: ok /etc/fstab is open
[21:28] <DasEi1> zortec : add a line /dev/scd0       /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto,exec,utf8 0       0
[21:28] <dury> sorry FloodBot2.... really sorry
[21:28] <MrPiracy> sebsebseb: i have 8gb of ram here and created a 8gb swap, did i do wrong?
[21:28] <coherentlight> how does one adjust the fan speed so that it' not always on high (on my laptop) ?
[21:28] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: if you have 1GB RAM, you can do 2GB SWAP, if you have  4GB RAM you can do  8GB  SWAP, altough not needed  with 4GB RAM really.   in fact personally I have no use for SWAP  with only 1GB RAM :)
[21:28] <thiebaude> MrPiracy: i have 512mb and i do 1.5gb
[21:28] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: 8GB RAM and 8GB SWAP should be ok
[21:28] <DasEi1> sixdraw: your displays connect both on vga ? yeah, then get adaptor for the dvi one
[21:29] <Omar87> I just tried to install an ISO image on my USB stick using UNetBootin, but it didn't boot. And now I'm trying to delete the files on it, but somehow the system tells it's a read-only device. What would the problem be?
[21:29] <andrewfree> I have a mac book pro so I have two graphic cards, how do I swtich what one im using on ubuntu
[21:29] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: however you only need  SWAP space if your going to hibernate
[21:29] <DasEi1> !who | sixdraw
[21:29] <zortec> DasEi1: Ok once that line is added, what did you want me to do?
[21:29] <deany> Omar87, sudo apt-get install gparted
[21:29] <MrPiracy> sebsebseb: ohhh, then i can just delete it?
[21:29] <moymoy> vigo: this was the only thing you linked me http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=249889
[21:29] <randall_> Can anyone help me recover a locked admin account on ubuntu server?
[21:29] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: yep
[21:29] <mmarc__2> hi, anybody knows a chan to discuss kino (kinodv) app?
[21:29] <dury> so there is not a choice to update firefox 3.5 under hardy
 cheers
[21:30] <MrPiracy> sebsebseb: cool, hehe
[21:30] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: and I think it maybe also gets useed for suspend/sleep
[21:30] <MrPiracy> sebsebseb: i dont use these features
[21:30] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: SWAP is  really for  computers with not that much RAM
[21:30] <sebsebseb> !swap |  MrPiracy
[21:30] <juju2143> hi, anybody knows how to solve my problem of suspend to ram/filesystem problem?
[21:30] <DasEi> zortec: save fstab, close gedit
[21:31] <zortec> DasEi: Ok already done
[21:31] <DasEi> zortec: sudo mount -a
[21:31] <juju2143> someone?
[21:31] <andrewfree> my computer has two graphic cards how do I swtich what one im using on osx
[21:31] <andrewfree> err
[21:31] <andrewfree> ubuntu
[21:31] <MrPiracy> sebsebseb: heheheh, old habits ... i'll just delete it, i believe 8gb is enough for jaunty
[21:31] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: 8GB RAM is  more than enough for jaunty
[21:31] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: you can probably run quite a few virtual machines   inside  Ubuntu with that as well
[21:31] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: in fact I wonder how many
[21:32] <zortec> DasEi: ok
[21:32] <deany> 8gb, hell, I`m still on 1gb and I run jaunty and xp/ubuntu server in vm`s and still dont use swap
[21:32] <MrPiracy> sebsebseb: my processor is kinda old, it doesnt have virtualization
[21:32] <Zxcvb> so, no idea when the 2GB swap partition limit went away? (you could have multiple swap partitions, but each one could only be 2GB, so if you wanted 8GB of swap you would have to make 4 seperate swap partitions of 2GB each)
[21:32] <vigo> moymoy: Right, this is another one, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=b9207af169a8d521b7f855ab4e553abd&t=637258&highlight=boot+shutdown+scripts
[21:32] <zortec> deany: I also have a 1GB swap, you really don't need 2GB for a swap file
[21:32] <sebsebseb> MrPiracy: mine either and we don't need hardware virtualization
[21:32] <MrPiracy> sebsebseb: core2duo 1.7  ... one of the first models
[21:32] <deany> zortec, 1gb ram, 2gb swap :)
[21:32] <LiraNuna> how safe is it to backport a package on a production server?
[21:32] <zortec> deany: I have 3GB ram, 1GB swap
[21:32] <DasEi> zortec: we forgot sth : sudo mkdir /media/cdrom0
[21:33] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: 2GB SWAP limit is long gone
[21:33] <LiraNuna> I know it's bad practice, but my team really needs git 1.6.x
[21:33] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: I didn't know there was one
[21:33] <zortec> DasEi: Ok made the directory and ran sudo mount -a
[21:33] <deany> mine barely touches swap space, but its there, for the small piece it does use on extremes
[21:33] <sebsebseb> zortec: you don't need swap unless your going to hibernate
[21:33] <MrPiracy> deany: large amounts of ram is needed by archaic OS'es ... like ... hmmm ... windows
[21:34] <DasEi> zortec: so put in a cd and try to access it
[21:34] <zortec> sebsebseb: True I just use standby on mine which works great
[21:34] <deany> i turn mine off..
[21:34] <thiebaude> yep
[21:34] <zortec> DasEi: Where should the cd show up?
[21:34] <zortec> DasEi: I just put in a cd
[21:35] <DasEi> zortec: places or /media/cdrom0
[21:35] <Zxcvb> any idea why the installer is claiming that 4GB for / is not enough?
[21:35] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: ,because it isn't
[21:35] <MrPiracy> so, does any of u guys know how i could get SecondLife running on a x64 jaunty? I have NVIDIA 8600 gt (more than enough for SL) and i still can't get it running
[21:35] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: do you even know what / is ?
[21:35] <vigo> moymoy: And this Official Doc: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SettingUpNFSHowTo
[21:35] <dury> ok guys have to run be back other day..... cheers channel :)
[21:35] <MidnightDevil> perhaps it takes a lottle more than the cd itself, its uncompressed n stuff
[21:36] <zortec> DasEi: nothing showing in places or /media/cdrom0
[21:36] <MidnightDevil> little*
[21:36] <Zxcvb> yeah, but I usually use a smaller / and a larger /usr
[21:36] <moymoy> vigo: the official docs are what caused the problem =\ but thanks for linking me to this thread
[21:37] <vigo> moymoy: Here is the launchpad /bug report https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ipsec-tools/+bug/37536
[21:37] <hdon> hi all. i have confirmed that the "Fixed" font from Etch is provided by the package "xfonts-base." this font appears in gtk/gnome font selection dialog windows under Debian Etch. I have also confirmed with md5sum that the "xfonts-base" package is identical in Debian Etch as it is in Ubuntu Jaunty. my problem is: in Ubuntu Jaunty, none of the font selection dialog windows show my favorite font! what am i to do?
[21:37] <FLJoh1> Guys there is a fellow that was here last night and his name was sea something does anyone know what his whole name is?
[21:37] <zortec> FLJoh1:  Check the chat logs to see if you recognize his name
[21:37] <Zxcvb> so what makes *ubuntu need more than 4GB on / even if /usr is over 30GB?
[21:38] <FLJoh1> zortec:thank you
[21:38] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: do like 8GB for /  sincey ou got your /usr
[21:38] <sebsebseb> Zxcvb: or  is it just  recommending you don't have less than 4GB?
[21:38] <zortec> DasEi: Is it just not possible to get my cdrom working? I didn't really think I would be spending almost 4 hours in the ubuntu irc room troubleshooting
[21:38] <JuJuBee> I need a new dvd burner.  Any models/brands that are better with ubuntu?
[21:38] <Wizi> 1400 people, wow!
[21:38] <vigo> moymoy: I am happy if I helped at all, I have no idea what a NFS shared memory widget is,
[21:39] <DasEi> zortec: dmesg | pastebinit
[21:39] <hdon> actually Wizi, it was 1394 people, which is even better than 1400 because of Firewire ;)
[21:39] <hdon> oh he's gone
[21:39] <edbian> JuJuBee: I have yet to see a CD drive (or DVD drive) that doesn't work perfectly with ubuntu.
[21:39] <JuJuBee> K
[21:39]  * rootpt is away: Estou ocupado
[21:39] <JuJuBee> Me either, but thought I'd ask...
[21:39] <zortec> edbian: That is not comforting...
[21:40] <pehden> how to install sound with term, with blackbox
[21:40] <edbian> JuJuBee: Typically it is a great idea to scope the hardware market for linux support before buying. :)
[21:40] <zortec> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f48367993
[21:40] <edbian> zortec: You've seen a CD drive that ubuntu didn't recognize?
[21:40] <zortec> edbian: Yeah, mine :)
[21:41] <zortec> edbian: I've been trying to get it working for the last 4 hours in ubuntu
[21:41] <jacobu> I know compiling custom kernels isn't supported, but after doing so, the linux-headers package I built doesn't seem to install asm/types.h (and several others).  Is there a special link I need to make after installing a custom kernel header package?
[21:41] <edbian> zortec: Really?  Is it usb-external or something?
[21:41] <zortec> edbian: Lite-On DH-20A4P-04 SuperAllwrite OEM DVD Burner - 20x DVD±R Burn, 16x DVD±R Read, 8x DVD+RW, 6x DVD-RW, 8x DVD±R DL, 12x DVD-RAM, 48x32x CD-R/RW, PATA, Black (L12-1142 OEM)
[21:41] <zortec> edbian: That is the drive we are trying to get recognized in ubuntu
[21:41] <pehden> also i need some help setting up a connection manager for lan
[21:42] <Sinatra> okay i'm getting ready to install linux ... for good ... can someone reassure me everything will be fine??
[21:42] <niallj> Sinatra: has been for me so far :)
[21:42] <thiebaude> Sinatra: you'll have fun with ubuntu
[21:42] <MidnightDevil> lol Sinatra
[21:43] <qwyeth> What directory is most likely to contain launchers that run when I log in to gnome?
[21:43] <Sinatra> well i have been dual booting for a while, i'm now ready to make the full switch
[21:43] <MidnightDevil> make sure you have backed up all your data before something goes wrong in the partitions phase :)
[21:43] <MidnightDevil> if you do it right, i doubt it messes up
[21:43] <zortec> Sinatra: Just follow the installation process carefully and watch what options you select :)
[21:43] <MidnightDevil> but if something goes wrong, even on the user side, at least you have backed up :)
[21:43] <tepose> im 12 and what is this?
[21:43] <MidnightDevil> shit happens and we know it :P
[21:43] <Sinatra> well i'm doing it to my laptop ... and i backed up everything i could and put it on my desktop
[21:44] <zortec> edbian: You have seen that drive before?
[21:44] <davro> Sinatra: Just click your heals three times while singing there's no place like home, everything will be just fine :)
[21:44] <edbian> zortec: No.  Sounds like a typical drive though.
[21:44] <MattPhilie> Umm.. where do I extract a theme that I downloaded for Cairo Dock?
[21:44] <edbian> zortec: You probably could've figuered that out from my previous statement though, "I've never seen a CD drive that didn't work with ubuntu"
[21:44] <edbian> zortec: :p
[21:44] <zortec> edbian Yeah :P
[21:45] <Nehyx> !paste | Nehyx
[21:45] <edbian> zortec: Good luck with it!
[21:45] <Nehyx> thanks very much
[21:45] <cl0s> hey is there a simple way to lets say have ebox-unified-communication on one virtual host and ebox-office on another but have them both share the same users/groups?
[21:45] <qwyeth> I recently installed awn, and while configuring it, it said "a startup directory does not yet exist for this user account" and I told it to create one.  I want to look at that directory that awn created.  Where might it be?
[21:45] <cl0s> virtual server*
[21:45] <rags> can we have multiple SA for the same ipsec tunnel??
[21:45] <tepose> im 12 and what is this?????
[21:45] <zortec> edbian: I'm not ready to give up yet, but it's exhausting being in a chat room for 4 hours for one problem :)
[21:45] <rags> that is spdadd statement in ipsec-tools conf?
[21:45] <zortec> edbian: In my linux experience, I've never had a problem with cdrom drives
[21:45] <itswhatev> qwyeth: have you tried docky?
[21:46] <coherentlight> how does one adjust the fan speed so that it' not always on high (on my laptop) ?
[21:46] <MrPiracy> I am receiving this error message when running a program: error while loading shared libraries: libGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[21:46] <edbian> zortec: Besides this one?  Have you tried the drive on a different machine to rule out hardware error?
[21:46] <tepose> enyone elses high?
[21:46] <tepose> hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[21:46] <MrPiracy> how can i fix that?
[21:46] <edbian> zortec: Can you boot a live CD from it?
[21:46] <th0r> MrPiracy: you need to install libGL
[21:46] <zortec> edbian: I have tried it on Windows and it works fine and I can't boot a Live CD because of my onboard graphics
[21:46] <MrPiracy> th0r: how do i do that?
[21:47] <edbian> zortec: You're just in linux hardware hell aren't you?
[21:47] <th0r> MrPiracy: via synaptic I would assume, although if you had installed the program via synaptic it would have installed the lib also
[21:47] <qwyeth> itswhatev:  No, haven't tried docky yet.
[21:47] <qwyeth> Found it.  It's ~/.config/autostart/
[21:47] <itswhatev> qwyeth: i'm a convert
[21:47] <rags> any ipsec gurus here?
[21:48] <zortec> edbian: Yeah I really am... it's a bummer but I'm hoping through the community that we can at least work out my cdrom issue
[21:48] <MrPiracy> th0r: i believe the lib is installed .... fglxinfo and direct render are fine
[21:48] <zortec> I thought it would be as simple as installing cdrom drivers, but that didn't go over too well
[21:48] <anavarro> Hi
[21:48] <MrPiracy> th0r: this program is barking about my system being 64bits and i need 32bits packages installed
[21:49] <th0r> MrPiracy: right...that can be a problem
[21:49] <anavarro> there is any tool to measure the traffic a tomcat session in bytes?
[21:49] <zortec> DasEi: Have you come up with anything?
[21:49] <MrPiracy> th0r: fixable?
[21:49] <th0r> MrPiracy: that is why I installed the 32bit jaunty even though I have a 64bit cpu
[21:49] <leaf-sheep> !chroot | MrPiracy
[21:49] <DasEi> zortec: no relevant info found, still seeking
[21:50] <zortec> I wish I could get the linux developers in here, heh
[21:51] <Artissimo> I just installed Xsane but I can't find it! :-O where are GUI applications installed in ubuntu ?
[21:51] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: What package, btw?
[21:51] <zortec> Artissimo: You can open synaptic and see what packages are installed
[21:52] <Artissimo> zortec: is synaptic the package manager?
[21:52] <deany> Artissimo, Xsane is usually under "graphics"
[21:52] <zortec> Artissimo: yes
[21:52] <deany> Artissimo, main menu
[21:52] <leaf-sheep> Artissimo: killall gnome-panel (refresh your panels).
[21:53] <syslq78> leaf-sheep, does that work if you killed your panes by accident'
[21:53] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: iḿ just trying to run SecondLife
[21:53] <leaf-sheep> syslq78: No.   Only can hide the last panel.
[21:53] <MrPiracy> it's barking about ia32-libs
[21:54] <syslq78> That's a relief
[21:54] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: the webpage u sent me looks kinda scaring .... i just want to run a game
[21:54] <h00k> I freshly installed Jaunty today, coming back from Karmic Koala (leaving my /home untouched) and I don't have autocomplete with apt-get in my terminal and I forget how to re-enable it/
[21:55] <nsh> what's the easiest (and quickest) way to transfer a large file from one ubuntu box to another, over a wireless network?
[21:55] <DasEi> zortec:pastebinit /var/log/syslog
[21:55] <DasEi> paste*
[21:55] <qwyeth> nsh: scp
[21:55] <nsh> right
[21:56] <MrPiracy> what's the best irc client for jaunty?
[21:56] <DasEi> !best
[21:56] <h00k> MrPiracy: try a bunch, xchat, kvirc, irssi,
[21:56] <h00k> MrPiracy: pidgin,
[21:57] <zortec> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f727b6c2b
[21:57] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: I'd say irssi but that's overkill for somebody new like you.  Use xchat instead.
[21:57] <intx> can someone explain what these options mean? a result from mount: none on /mnt/home type aufs (rw,si=cb2f1e80,xino=/home/user/.aufs.xino,create=mfs,dirs=/home/user=rw)
[21:57] <DasEi> MrPiracy: and xchat and kopete for the most common
[21:58] <jander991> Hello all.
[21:58] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: i am very familiar with irc programs/network ... was just assuming there was something better than xchat ... it sux
[21:58] <h00k> !hi | jander991
[21:58] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: What is it that you're looking for in your IRC client? :)
[21:58] <jander991> I'm looking for some direction.  I'd like to help with cleaning up the "New / Undecided" bugs.  Doing a quick search, sorted by "Least Recently Changed," displays bug reports from over 2 years ago.  How should I proceed with these bugs? Most are from Fiesty/Edgy and I'm sure they have just been abandoned.
[21:59] <jander991> I've asked this question in #ubuntu-bugs, with no response.
[21:59] <Mouse> I like xchat
[21:59] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: a way to fine tune it would be a good start
[21:59] <h00k> I freshly installed Jaunty today, coming back from Karmic Koala (leaving my /home untouched) and I don't have autocomplete with apt-get in my terminal and I forget how to re-enable it.
[21:59] <zenlunatic> MrException, there are powerful cli ones
[21:59] <sixdraw> DasEi1 : One other question. Can you run xinerama with just one graphics card?
[21:59] <jander991> h00k, try reinstalling bash-completion
[21:59] <twig11> What utility does Ubuntu provide for extracting .rar archives
[21:59] <zenlunatic> MrPiracy, there are powerful cli ones
[21:59] <twig11> ?
[22:00] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: for example .. this chat room is so full of messages, i'd light to highlight the lines with my nickname on it
[22:00] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: as well as my own lines
[22:00] <IceWind> twig11,  unrar?
[22:00] <DasEi> sixdraw: yes, if the card itself is dualhead-able
[22:00] <Mouse> MrPiracy, you can do that in xchat
[22:00] <h00k> jander991: bash itself autocompletes, just not with apt-get things
[22:00] <MrPiracy> Mouse: how? highlight box in config is not working
[22:00] <h00k> MrPiracy: xchat can do that
[22:00] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: It should automatically highlight the lines with your nicknames. I think you need to finetune it first. I never use anything default. :)
[22:00] <sixdraw> DasEi1 : by dual headable you mean having a vga connector and a dvi?
[22:01] <jander991> h00k: silly question, does aptitude autocomplete?
[22:01] <Mouse> MrPiracy, it's in the options let me look exactly where
[22:01] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: i usually do that too, but ubuntu is giving me so many problems
[22:01] <DasEi> zortec:hwinfo | pastebinit                ; it's strange, I don't find any cd in the logs, though it seems to be connected (accordind hwinfo )
[22:01] <Mouse> MrPiracy, it's under alerts in prefernces
[22:01] <twig11> IceWind: it doesn't look like that's included in the default installation.
[22:02] <h00k> jander991: actually, it appears that sudo 'apt+tab' won't even give the option for apt-get or aptitude
[22:02] <nsh> ok, scp isn't particularly fast...
[22:02] <twig11> IceWind: is unrar on the Jaunty Desktop CD?
[22:02] <MrPiracy> Mouse: what's ur version? 0.26.1 here
[22:02] <nsh> 200KB/s over wireless, is that normal?
[22:02] <DasEi> sixdraw: use !tab for nick ; can be both, vga or dvi, depends on cards archtitecture, but most cards with two connectors support it
[22:02] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: Hey.
[22:02] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: You're using xchat-gnome, not xchat.  That's different packages.
[22:03] <Mouse> 2.8.6
[22:03] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[22:03] <Mouse> leaf-sheep, yeah
[22:03] <MrPiracy> lol
[22:03] <jander991> h00k: single-tab or double-tab? there are alot of apt-* binaries
[22:03] <MrPiracy> ok, hold on
[22:03] <Mouse> MrPiracy, yeah
[22:03] <Mouse> you need xhcat
[22:03] <h00k> jander991: either
[22:03] <Mouse> xchat*
[22:03] <FloodBot2> Mouse: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:03] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: Purge that son of bitches.
[22:03] <zortec> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f727d450d
[22:03] <IceWind> twig11,  is is not use "sudo apt-get install unrar", after file-roller will be able to deal with rar files
[22:03] <Slart> I have a problem with transferring files to an external USB stick (64bit jaunty)... speeds start out ok but then just drops down to almost nothing.. transferring a big file (>2GB) literally just halts after a minute or two.. has anyone else experienced the same symptoms?
[22:03] <sebsebseb> !language |  leaf-sheep
[22:03] <sixdraw> DasEi, thanks
[22:04] <h00k> jander991: pressing it once should go alphabetically through the options available (apt-get, then aptitude)
[22:04] <MrPiracy> Mouse, leaf-sheep: hehehe, ok ok
[22:04] <MrPiracy> Mouse, leaf-sheep: much better
[22:04] <Mouse> MrPiracy, see
[22:04] <Mouse> I love xchat
[22:04] <MrPiracy> Mouse, well, i can relate to that .... but now with that piece of crap i was using 2 mins ago
[22:04] <intx> hmm.. how do I delay writing to a certain directory, so it's only written in 30 second intervals?
[22:04] <leaf-sheep> Slart: I did experienced it few times in the past when I firstly switched over in Intrepid.
[22:05] <jander991> h00k: pastbin your ~/.bashrc file please.
[22:05] <twig11> IceWind: the machine isn't online, so I'd have to install it manually. is that the only way then?
[22:05] <Mouse> MrPiracy, i did that too
[22:05] <jander991> h00k: pastebin*
[22:05] <leaf-sheep> Slart: Seems like a bug in kernel or such.  Not quite sure why.
[22:05] <Slart> leaf-sheep: oh.. it got better? or you changed something?
[22:05] <Mouse> but luckily xchat-gnome didn't work for me
[22:05] <zortec> DasEi: http://pastebin.com/f727d450d
[22:05] <zortec> DasEi: I can't remember if I already pasted it
[22:05] <leaf-sheep> Slart: I tried what I can.  Filezilla, Nautilus, SCP.  Does not help.
[22:05] <MrPiracy> Mouse, lucky you
[22:05] <jerknextdoor> i need a way to get the restricted drivers onto my 9.04 laptop with no internet connection.  any help?
[22:05] <TTxT> anyone knows how to create a deb with diferent cflags and cxxflags?
[22:06] <leaf-sheep> Slart: Eventually it disappeared.  I don't know.  Could be because I'm using Jaunty, but... really.  It was weird and it happens for some people.
[22:06] <h00k> jander991: I didn't have one, its blank with a custom alias I had set
[22:06] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep, can we get back to the lib32 problem? you were saying ....
[22:06] <h00k> jander991: I believe it blanked itself after installing karmic
[22:06] <h00k> jander991: I don't have a template to go by, just my one alias.
[22:06] <Slart> leaf-sheep: hmm.. well.. let's hope for karmic =) thanks
[22:06] <jander991> h00k: hmm, I"m not entirely sure how to regenerate it, but .bashrc controls bash completion.
[22:07] <jander991> Does anyone know how to regenerate a ~/.bashrc file?
[22:07] <leaf-sheep> Slart: Np. :)
[22:07] <h00k> jander991: let me try a dpkg-reconfigure bash
[22:07] <jander991> h00k: okay, delete your old bashrc though
[22:07] <Slart> jander991: isn't there a default one somewhere that gets copied to new users?
[22:07] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: My XChat --> http://tinyurl.com/nxty9b
[22:07] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: You need to finetune your XChat first to your likings.
[22:08] <vvvv> I am booting the ubuntu installer from a usb flashdrive with grub, now i want to use a repository on the usb disk to do the installation (not a cdrom image) how to do this?
[22:08] <h00k> jander991: yeah, it didn't recreate it.
[22:08] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: Anyway, as for 32bit-in-64bit, I never have the needs to do that.  So I don't know nor did I try them.
[22:08] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: Check for debs first. ;)
[22:08] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: http://www.getdeb.net/app/Second+Life
[22:09] <DasEi> zortec:nah, hwinfo also has to cd /dvd, that info was wrong, to me it looks like a loose cable (the data one) or a broken drive
[22:09] <DasEi> no*
[22:09] <IceWind> twig11,  yes. get the deb file manually and then use dpkg to list any needed depencie that may not be installed
[22:09] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep, tu likings, me likings dude .... awesome customization
[22:09] <nsh> iwl
[22:09] <ethereality> How do I configure terminal profiles such that a terminal window will open in a specified working directory?
[22:09] <TTxT> anyone knows how to create a customized deb?
[22:09] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep, done that, i got their package, but it won't install saying wrong architecture
[22:09] <nsh> oops. anyway. i set iwconfig wlan0 rate 54MB/s and the speed shot up from 200KB/s to 6MB/s
[22:09] <DasEi> zortec:another place to check would be disabled in bios; if you boot a live cd, can you see it then ?
[22:10] <nsh> strange that networkmanager doesn't automatically achieve the highest possible rate though
[22:10] <h00k> jander991: I did
[22:10] <h00k> jander991: I did cp /etc/skel/.bashrc ~/.bashrc
[22:10] <zortec> DasEi: Yeah it works in the bios because I was just running a Windows XP disc
[22:10] <jander991> h00k: Fix it?
[22:10] <zortec> DasEi: It seems to be ubuntu specific or possibly linux related
[22:10] <h00k> jander991: Yep.
[22:10] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: Running 64bit?
[22:11] <DasEi> zortec: hmm , your other hardware is't so exotic, ever tried a live-boot ?
[22:11] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep, what's the whole point of 64bits then .... just to make "a few" application launch 0.0000000001 secs faster?
[22:11] <h00k> jander991: sometimes it takes talking with someone and bouncing ideas to get my brane working
[22:11] <Stargazer> Hey guys, i am having a bit of trouble with an external harddrive i have. 1: files are totally transfering to it when i transfer through ubuntu and 2: vista is saying that the folder(in which i have transfered files into) is corrupt or inacessible. any ideas?
[22:11] <zortec> DasEi: What do you mean a live-boot?
[22:11] <lufis> anyone know when compiz will work again with my intel graphics? It used to work great, but compiz isn't even enable-able anymore
[22:11] <jander991> h00k: Nice.  I was about to send you a link to my bashrc heh. Good to know /etc/skel exists.
[22:11] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep, yes, 64 bits
[22:11] <DasEi> !live | zortec
[22:11] <h00k> Stargazer: how do you have the external formatted?
[22:12] <h00k> Stargazer: if its fat32, try checking using gparted, if its NTFS, do a checkdsk on it from Vista
[22:12] <DasEi>  zortec: have you got a ubuntu-desktop cd ?
[22:12] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: I'm getting you a link for explanation.  Anyway, if you prefer 32, you can.  I'm using 64bit myself.  Also, if you really want stable linux, use LTS release.  I don't know but it sounds like you're having hard time in linux.  New user?  Rushing things too fast?  No idea.
[22:13] <DasEi> zortec: anyway, how did you install ?
[22:13] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/32bit_and_64bit
[22:13] <mattalexx> Hi, I have just installed Ubuntu Ibex on my server. I have no need for gnome (it's headless), and I'd like to not load it everytime I restart the comp. Anyway to remove it or disable it so that I just get a command prompt?
[22:13] <Stargazer> H00k, i will try that. bbl
[22:13] <zortec> DasEi: I used an alternate text cd and installed xrssi for irc and then ubuntu-desktop for GNOME
[22:13] <Fougner> mattalexx, why not install the server edition?
[22:13] <Kalmi_> Stargazer, um... you could reformat it and than it will probably work...
[22:13] <h00k> Stargazer: good luck
[22:13] <dudu> Hey guys. Is it normal for a usb or esata hdd to have really slow write speeds when it is encrypted with truecrypt and mounted with ubuntu? If so, is there any way to fix it? When I mount a truecrypt drive in ubuntu 9.04 the write speed maxs out at 5.0 MB/s whether i connect it through usb 2.0 or esata... Thanks
[22:13] <zortec> DasEi: I could not use any of the other methods because of my onboard graphics
[22:14] <h00k> Kalmi_: probably not an option if there is already data on it
[22:14] <TallGrrl> greetings! ubuntu newbie with a question here...
[22:14] <th0r> mattalexx: uninstall gdm
[22:14] <mattalexx> Fougner, Oh I thought server had Gnome too. Because it's the same size.
[22:14] <arejay> anyreason tar dosnt follow symlinks, i did some goolging and apparently tar cfh home.tar home/ should follow all symlinks, but it dosnt
[22:14] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebootstrapChroot (You read this too?)
[22:14] <th0r> mattalexx: or just disable it so it doesn't start
[22:14] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: i'm not that new, but i have never used linux on a daily basis .... everytime i want to make it my default OS, i face so many problems i end up giving up
[22:14] <h00k> heading out, Peace all.
[22:14] <Cripple> Hey, guys, how do you know which version of Ubuntu you have?
[22:14] <Fougner> mattalexx, nope, the server is a little bit different =)
[22:14] <Fougner> TallGrrl, speak up!
[22:14] <DasEi> zortec: and can you d/l and burn in windows ?
[22:14] <defrysk> lufis,  http://beranger.org/v3/wordpress/2009/05/04/jaunty-kernel-2630-fixes-the-intel-video/
[22:14] <TallGrrl> thanks Fougner!
[22:14] <mattalexx> I don'
[22:14] <lufis> Cripple: System > about ubuntu
[22:15] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: yes, i did ... kinda scary, one of those things that may get a whole lot of other thigns stop functioning
[22:15] <Cripple> Thank you, lufis
[22:15] <deany> the new intel driver also fixes it, afaik
[22:15] <TallGrrl> i just got this book called ubuntu for non geeks (i'm a sort of geek but not fully...yet) and i've loaded ubuntu into my computer for dual booting with windows
[22:15] <Fougner> TallGrrl, yep
[22:15] <Fougner> go on ;D
[22:15] <lufis> defrysk: that doesn't seem to help. I'm running Karmic and my graphics card has apparently been blacklisted.
[22:16] <th0r> TallGrrl: you should check out tldp.org too
[22:16] <sekyourbox> any good webcam/security software for ubuntu??
[22:16] <defrysk> the later kernel supports gem boosting intel big time
[22:16] <TallGrrl> when i rebooted, i saw ubuntu loading, i think, then i got this screen that said something about a Busybox
[22:16] <lufis> defrysk: It says "Desktop effects could not be enabled" after it "Searches for drivers"
[22:16] <Fougner> ah, error =)
[22:16] <defrysk> lufis, what model card do you have ?
[22:16] <ubun00b> sekyourbox: I knew one, just a minute, it had an Egyptian name...
[22:16] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: What kind of problem?  What machine btw?
[22:16] <JoeKerr> how do i connect ubuntu 9.04 to a network
[22:16] <TallGrrl> and there was something that looked like inframs\
[22:17] <lufis> defrysk: intel gm965
[22:17] <TallGrrl> and it was asking for a command.
[22:17] <Fougner> initramfs+
[22:17] <TallGrrl> yes!
[22:17] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: If that helps, I have a test machine running KDE. I can test-install and see if it goes well for me and Second Life too.
[22:17] <Bob_Dole> JoeKerr, it should automatically
[22:17] <Fougner> TallGrrl, probably something went wrong at the boot
[22:17] <zortec> DasEi: I could before I wiped windows with gparted... heh
[22:17] <Fougner> TallGrrl, what hardware do you work with?
[22:17] <JoeKerr> fresh install and no options to configure tcp/ip
[22:17] <Stargazer989> H00k, what was that command to do on windows?
[22:17] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: SL is one of them ... before that i had a hard hard time to get my TV tunner working properly, openoffice wont open password protected excel files
[22:17] <shazzr> Is it only with Matrox graphics card that the resolution in gnome gets totally fucked up (on a desktop computer) if you don't turn on the screen at once?
[22:17] <TallGrrl> pc, windows xp
[22:17] <Fougner> hmm
[22:17] <Bob_Dole> JoeKerr, just plug in an ethernet cable, and it ought to just connect.
[22:17] <TallGrrl> do i need to reinstall?
[22:17] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: amoung many other little issues that requires hours of searching
[22:17] <Fougner> well, a little bit more specific? =)
[22:17] <Cripple> Hey, I
[22:17] <shazzr> I've had that experience...and the solution is simply to put the screen on before you power on the computer.
[22:18] <TallGrrl> i'm sorry...what do you need to know?
[22:18] <defrysk> lufis, try https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[22:18] <Fougner> TallGrrl, just some specs
[22:18] <jerknextdoor> any help getting wireless to work on a clean install of 9.04
[22:18] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: is ur test machine running 64bits jaunty?
[22:18] <Fougner> anyway, maybe you see an error somewhere?
[22:18] <lufis> defrysk: thanks
[22:18] <mattalexx> Fougner, So the server edition doesn't include Gnome at all?
[22:18] <JoeKerr> was an xp machine connected to a home network..didnt change anything ...but ubuntu won't connect
[22:18] <Cripple> I'm back. Wondering about getting WineHQ to work so I can run Dwarf Fortress. I don
[22:18] <DasEi> zortec: so ubuntu somehow recognized the cd, then.. first try would be a desktop live cd, next knoppix to check fstab and find out the right driver for your cd/dvd; also hardy desktop could work to get the right modul-name
[22:18] <Fougner> mattalexx, shouldn't do nope.. it's made for headless servers
[22:18] <Cripple> I don't have a system sources thing in my menu.
[22:18] <defrysk> lufis, you will revert to an older version, but preformance is much better
[22:19] <TallGrrl> i'm trying to install the desktop version from a copy of the disk that's in the book.
[22:19] <lufis> Hmm
[22:19] <Bob_Dole> JoeKerr, there is the occasional ethernet card that isn't supported.
[22:19] <Fougner> mattalexx, I'm running my server headless.. administration via ssh is just fine..
[22:19] <Fougner> TallGrrl, ah, well, have you managed to finish the install?
[22:19] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: Well, when you're committing to a new OS, it require commitment and time before you get to hanging of it. After a while, you start to get smart.  (ie, write down notes of your issues and the solutions) for future references.
[22:19] <zortec> DasEi: That is a lot of steps - I won't even remember all of that and I'm kind of exhausted in this hot weather trying to figure out what is wrong with my cdrom
[22:19] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: Yes. 64 Jaunty.
[22:19] <DasEi> zortec: a case for dr. seldom if you could boot from it, but then drive doesn't show up anywhere
[22:19] <TallGrrl> install finished, disk kicked out of my cd/dvd
[22:19] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: heheheh, that's exactly what i am doing right now
[22:20] <ubun00b> sekyourbox: I have no idea where I got that Egyptian name from, but it's called motion - http://www.lavrsen.dk/twiki/bin/view/Motion/WebHome
[22:20] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: and i love new OS's, i got a bunch of them installed here
[22:20] <TallGrrl> i got as far as the ubuntu setup window that says "reboot now"
[22:20] <Cripple> I'm running Hardy Heron, and I'm wondering how I find System Sources if it's not a tab in my menu.
[22:20] <Fougner> TallGrrl, aha, and now when you boot it up, you see the busybox ?
[22:20] <Bob_Dole> Cripple, Xubuntu, Ubuntu, Kubuntu?
[22:20] <DasEi> zortec: k, take a paper, write down jaunty desktop, knoppix, hardy desktop, have a pinacolada, d/l those and try it later
[22:20] <sekyourbox> ubun00b, thanks a bunch
[22:20] <Cripple> Ubuntu, Bob_Dole
[22:20] <photobug13> Hey guys....where does the casper-rw file go in the live usb ubuntu?
[22:21] <leaf-sheep> MrPiracy: I have "Notes.txt" and "Packages.txt" -- Notes and What Packages to remove/purge.   Also, separate $HOME for easier life.
[22:21] <TallGrrl> i get to choose windows or ubuntu. i choose ubuntu and then i get that Busybox screen
[22:21] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: what's the video card u have in ur test machine?
[22:21] <DasEi> zortec: google will give you the links
[22:21] <Fougner> TallGrrl, do you see any error messages when in busybox?
[22:21] <TallGrrl> BTW, the disk is for Hardy Heron
[22:21] <Bob_Dole> lemme fire-up xvnc on my server(which oddly, runs the desktop version, though I basically only do SSH administration >.>)
[22:21] <JoeKerr> what is the learning curve for ubuntu for a windows user?
[22:21] <ubun00b> sekyourbox: no problem, learn & educate instead of fear & incriminate :)
[22:21] <dudu> Hey guys. Is it normal for a usb or esata hdd to have really slow write speeds when it is encrypted with truecrypt and mounted with ubuntu? If so, is there any way to fix it? When I mount a truecrypt drive in ubuntu 9.04 the write speed maxs out at 5.0 MB/s whether i connect it through usb 2.0 or esata... Thanks
[22:21] <MrPiracy> leaf-sheep: a separate $home is a good tip ... i should have done that too
[22:21] <Fougner> JoeKerr, depends ;)
[22:21] <TallGrrl> no error messages, just the inframs\ and it says type "help" for a list of commands.
[22:21] <zortec> DasEi: Should I first reinstall windows?
[22:21] <Orange_v_Blue> My computer has been acting up lately, I'm not sure why... seems to be related to processor or memory. It worked just fine for quite a while on Jaunty, however recently it has been "clogging up" - I do simple things and if pseudo-freezes. Seemingly related is a random blip when I play music. Both of these get fixed when I close out a few processes, nothing in particular though. Any ideas?
[22:22] <Kalmi_> TallGrrl, no lockups? no nothing?
[22:22] <TallGrrl> and it gives me a list of commands that i don't know...
[22:22] <TallGrrl> no lock ups.
[22:22] <JoeKerr> i can work networks with windows but i feel like an idiot with ubuntu
[22:22] <DasEi> zortec:if one of them boots and shows your cd, can come here (even from live) again to extract the right mods
[22:22] <TallGrrl> i don't know what command to give it
[22:22] <SuspectZero> JoeKerr, its fairly easy as all the graphics and what not are very similar but it all depends on how indepth u want to go with it
[22:22] <TallGrrl> and there's nothing in the book about if this happens.
[22:22] <zortec> I got an ubuntu live cd but my onboard graphics, is that going to prevent me from booting?
[22:22] <Fougner> TallGrrl, busybox is a "swiss army knife" of commands, "included" in the kernel afaik
[22:22] <DasEi> zortec: why reinstall windows ?
[22:22] <JoeKerr> i can't even do the basics with the file system
[22:22] <SuspectZero> TallGrrl, i know the solution
[22:22] <ubun00b> Does anyone here have experience with pendrivelinux? I'm trying to create a casper-rw file but I'm failing hard - http://www.pendrivelinux.com/how-to-create-a-larger-casper-rw-loop-file/
[22:22] <zortec> DasEi: For burning a CD...
[22:23] <Kalmi_> TallGrrl, well... it's not supposed to happen... :)
[22:23] <SuspectZero> did u just install it TallGrrl ?
[22:23] <Kalmi_> TallGrrl, external cd reader?
[22:23] <SuspectZero> or is it when u pop in the live cd?
[22:23] <TallGrrl> just installed. external cd reader/dvd player/burner
[22:23] <DasEi> zortec: you don't dualboot ?
[22:23] <Kalmi_> TallGrrl, external hdd too?
[22:23] <Fougner> ubun00b, what is the install on? portable HDD or something?
[22:23] <TallGrrl> i have an external hard drive, but it's unplugged.
[22:24] <zortec> DasEi: Yeah I was dual booting, but not sure if you remember I wanted to do a clean install of windows so I deleted the partition and created a new one of 80GB
[22:24] <SuspectZero> TallGrrl, ok what is the ubuntu part say
[22:24] <zortec> DasEi: I don't have anything on that partition now
[22:24] <TallGrrl> i'm trying to load ubuntu onto my c drive
[22:24] <SuspectZero> in ur grub menu.lst?
[22:24] <TallGrrl> what does the ubuntu part say?
[22:24] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Talk here. I
[22:24] <ubun00b> Fougner: USB flashdrive, I tried the 1024 filesize, but when trying a 2048 filesize I got an error saying no space left (I'll copypaste my terminal results in a moment)
[22:24] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: I'll try in a bit.
[22:24] <SuspectZero> it should say something like "kernal /boot/vmlinuz_2.26.9 something somethingsomething"
[22:24] <Fougner> TallGrrl, try write "cat /boot/grub/menu.lst" in the busybox terminal
[22:24] <TallGrrl> nothing. i saw the spash screen for a quick second and it looked like it was trying to open or load...then busy box came in
[22:25] <DasEi> zortec: yes, oo; other question : is your sys updated/graded ?
[22:25] <Bob_Dole> Ok, too hot. My AC is fail, I'm dripping sweat... so I'm going to find someplace cool.
[22:25] <ubun00b> Fougner:
[22:25] <ubun00b> ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ dd if=/dev/zero of=casper-rw bs=1M count=2048
[22:25] <ubun00b> dd: writing `casper-rw': No space left on device
[22:25] <zortec> DasEi: upgraded/graded how?
[22:25] <TallGrrl> what should that do?
[22:25] <Fougner> ubun00b, that's quite a "hard way" to do it.. at least for me ;D
[22:25] <SuspectZero> TallGrrl, type in "cat /boot/grub/menu.lst"
[22:25] <SuspectZero> that willl print your menu.lst
[22:26] <DasEi> zortec: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[22:26] <ubun00b> Fougner: I will bow to you if you have an easier way :P
[22:26] <SuspectZero> which is the screen u get on boot up tht asks whether u want to load up ubuntu or soemthign else
[22:26] <Fougner> ubun00b, to get things straight. you want an install of ubuntu on a flash drive, no?
[22:26] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: ok, thx
[22:26] <TallGrrl> wait...is that Lst or 1st?
[22:26] <SuspectZero> lst
[22:26] <SuspectZero> ell ess tee
[22:26] <Kalmi_> :)
[22:26] <TallGrrl> ah! thanks!
[22:26] <Fougner> short for "list"
[22:26] <Fougner> minus the "i"
[22:27] <Kalmi_> SuspectZero, what do you suspect the problem is?
[22:27] <Bob_Dole> l1 have the same character for a lot of fonts, it drives me mad
[22:27] <SuspectZero> Fougner, tht would have been the smarter way of saying it
[22:27] <sekyourbox> I keep my webcam in the new box and hook it up.  No one would suspect
[22:27] <TallGrrl> thought so!
[22:27] <SuspectZero> Kalmi_, the root=/ is pointing to the wrong partition
[22:27] <ubun00b> Fougner: I have the persistent install already on my flashdrive, but not enough room (my casper-rw file atm is around 800mb, and I want one to have 2048mb)
[22:27] <sekyourbox> just put holes in the package for the wire
[22:27] <TallGrrl> so what should be on this list i'm telling it to give me?
[22:27] <SuspectZero> its an argument in the kernal section
[22:27] <Kalmi_> SuspectZero, Ubuntu is using GUIDs... hwo could that happen?
[22:27] <sekyourbox> people have been taking stuff from my room, ill catchem now
[22:27] <Fougner> ah, so you're trying to create one with different size
[22:28] <SuspectZero> Kalmi_, no idea. ive just found that getting rid of the guids and using a root=/ does the trick
[22:28] <zortec> DasEi: I thought there was an icon to upgrade/update your system?
[22:28] <ubun00b> Fougner: that's entirely correct :)
[22:28] <jdu> GUID or UUID?
[22:28] <photobug13> ubun00b, hey, where does that casper-rw file go? :)
[22:28] <SuspectZero> jdu, uuid
[22:28] <DasEi> zortec: if you used it, it does the same
[22:28] <TallGrrl> after i get this menu list printed...then what?
[22:28] <Bob_Dole> I kinda hate uuids.
[22:28] <Fougner> ubun00b, you don't want to boot the live-cd and boot/setup ubuntu on the flashdrive that way?
[22:28] <ubun00b> photobug13: in your root directory of your flashdrive if IIRC
[22:29] <SuspectZero> TallGrrl, look for a line that starts with kernal
[22:29] <SuspectZero> copy and paste that line here
[22:29] <Bob_Dole> Mostly because when acronis resizes partitions to fit on a 30MB smaller driver, it just obliterates them.
[22:29] <MrPiracy> abac
[22:29] <nightrid3r> i'm trying to write  cd image to a disk, i only have a dvd-r dl available, braero can't find the media and k3b refuses to write a cd image to dvd-r dl any suggestions?
[22:29] <photobug13> Oh nice...thanks! Hmm I wonder why mine never recognizes... I'll keep trying thanks!
[22:29] <ubun00b> photobug13: no prob :)
[22:29] <jdu> SuspectZero,  that's what I thought.  you can use the vol_id command to find out whether the uuid listed is correct for the drive you want to be /
[22:29] <DasEi> zortec: little craziness is a side effect of study, so don't get mad and let the cd check for you
[22:29] <SuspectZero> nightrid3r, i think k3b requires extra plugins for that, but i could be wrong
[22:30] <TallGrrl> i'm going to have to get out of windows, restart my computer and try and reboot in ubuntu and find this line and bring it back here?
[22:30] <vigo> nightride3r: Yes,,one moment
[22:30] <SuspectZero> jdu, oh i didnt know that.
[22:30] <nightrid3r> SuspectZero: k i'll check that
[22:30]  * Bob_Dole still sweating. can't think of anyplace cooler to go that doesn't require a lot of physical effort..no car and such..
[22:30] <MrPiracy> a
[22:30] <Kalmi_> SuspectZero, jdu.... sorry... guid is the M$ word for uuid... "g" stands for global... "u" stands for universally... duh...
[22:30] <SuspectZero> TallGrrl, can we take this to pm
[22:30] <SuspectZero> it would be easier
[22:30] <zortec> DasEi: Try a Live CD of ubuntu first?
[22:30] <ubun00b> Fougner: I'm already on the liveCD (ubuntu liveCD 9.04), and I'm trying to create a casper-rw file that way (as it's described on http://www.pendrivelinux.com/how-to-create-a-larger-casper-rw-loop-file/)
[22:30] <nsadmin> TallGrrl: at the moment I'm not seeing another way...
[22:30] <TallGrrl> 'k
[22:30] <SuspectZero> i'll take this one guys
[22:30] <SuspectZero> :)
[22:30] <Fougner> ubun00b, what fs do you use on the usb drive?
[22:30] <zortec> DasEi: What if I have that onboard graphics issue?
[22:30] <nsadmin> TallGrrl do you have another machine?
[22:30] <exnihilo> any xmodmap/keyboard mapping gurus around?
[22:31] <jdu> Kalmi_, ok. :)  on linux, the g often refers to group
[22:31] <DasEi> zortec : as told above, again , really strange behaviour if you installed from a cd, and then the rom neither appears in logs, hardinfo or dmesg
[22:31] <ubun00b> Fougner: fdisk -l shows me it's FAT32 (/dev/sdb1)
[22:31] <zortec> DasEi: maybe ubuntu doesn't have support for my cdrom?
[22:32] <ubun00b> and it's a 4GB flashdrive
[22:32] <zortec> DasEi: I know that is strange, but it's one thought
[22:32] <jdu> ... but in this case it is universal which is of course the same as global...
[22:32] <Bob_Dole> So, everyone has All-In-Ones these days.. they finally caught on to the awesome design apple had for years Dx
[22:32] <Fougner> ubun00b, ah, well, and where is the "error" ?
[22:32] <vigo> nightrid3r: Here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/SystemRequirements
[22:32] <nightrid3r> thx
[22:32] <jdu> DasEi, is there a device in /dev
[22:32] <jdu> ?
[22:33] <jdu> DasEi, eg  /dev/scd0
[22:33] <DasEi> zortec : saw jdu ?
[22:33] <nsadmin> TallGrrl do you have another machine?
[22:33] <vigo> nightrid3r: That also shows alot of other stuff, but it shows what is suggested to use.
[22:33] <zortec> DasEi: nope
[22:33] <jdu> DasEi, oh sorry; was I speaking to wrong person :/
[22:33] <SuspectZero> does ubuntu 8.04 come with an irc client?
[22:33] <ubun00b> Fougner: the error occurs when I try to do the dd command, and using 2048mb instead of the 1024mb listed on the example of the pendrivelinux website (I'll upload my log, just a moment)
[22:33] <Fougner> zortec, try to write /dev/cd in the terminal, and then press the "tab"-button twive
[22:33] <Fougner> good
[22:33] <sixdraw> such a great chat room, no wonder ubuntu is such a succesful distro
[22:34] <mrwes> SuspectZero, yes, pidgin or you can install Xchat
[22:34] <Orange_v_Blue> My computer has been acting up lately, I'm not sure why... seems to be related to processor or memory. It worked just fine for quite a while on Jaunty, however recently it has been "clogging up" - I do simple things and if pseudo-freezes. Seemingly related is a random blip when I play music. Both of these get fixed when I close out a few processes, nothing in particular though. Any ideas?
[22:34] <zortec> Fougner: What should happen?
[22:34] <Bob_Dole> suspect: Pidgin supports it, and it ships by default, but you can install xchat, and several others
[22:34] <perlmonkey> *sigh* I think I've hosed my server. I did apt-get update and apt-get upgrade and now I'm unmet dependencies for gcc-4.2 and libraries
[22:34] <Fougner> zortec, it should auto-complete or list a few alternates
[22:34] <ascheel> I have a network issue that I"m hoping someone knows something about.  When I transfer huges amounts of data over my network (rsync approx 1 TB of data over thousands of files, music, movies, etc) on gigabit network, it ocassionally locks up and all network activity stops.  IRC, SSH, rsync, FTP, everything.  It clears up about 1 or 2 minutes later, but until then it's stopped entirely
[22:34] <zortec> Fougner: It doesn't list anything...
[22:34] <ubun00b> Fougner: here it is http://pastebin.ca/1498726
[22:34] <mrwes> actually Empathy is coming in as default in the next release
[22:34] <jdu> zortec, depending on the cdrom drive it might also start with  sr  sc  etc
[22:34] <zortec> jdu: I don't know what those are...
[22:35] <Fougner> zortec, this way
[22:35] <zortec> jdu Sorry I'm also tired.  I have been working on this issue since about 10am
[22:35] <jdu> zortec, in linux, there are device files in /dev that represent you hardware
[22:35] <Fougner> ls /dev | grep cdrw
[22:35] <zortec> It's 2:30pm now
[22:35] <Fougner> zortec, execute that cmd
[22:35] <nightrid3r> vigo: i just need to get the image written, the install box is a new quad core so it meets all the specs
[22:35] <jdu> zortec, if they do not exist, it means the hardware is probably not recognized
[22:35] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, what RAM and processor do you have?
[22:35] <zortec> Fougner: Nothing
[22:36] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: 2 GB ram, 1.46 processor. I only wonder because this is a recent issue, and nothing dramatic seems to have changed. is there something I can clean out, maybe?
[22:36] <DasEi> jdu: he said he installed with the textinstaller, and rom neither shows up in syslog, dmesg or hwinfo, so pobly a missing module in jaunty, though on the installer cd, that's why trying live jaunty-hardy knoppix
[22:36] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: 1.46ghz, sorry
[22:36] <vigo> nightri3r: here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GettingUbuntu
[22:36] <Fougner> zortec, try to tab with /dev/s then
[22:36] <zortec> There is a "pktcdvd" when I grep for cd in /dev
[22:36] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, is the processor dual core or just pentium 3?
[22:36] <hunterm10> I'm having a problem in Ubuntu 9.04, can anyone help me?
[22:36] <jdu> hmm
[22:36] <Fougner> zortec, your cd is a SATA-unit?
[22:36] <DasEi> !ask | hunterm10
[22:37] <zortec> Fougner: PATA is all I know
[22:37] <Fougner> ok
[22:37] <vigo> nightri3dr: and here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto
[22:37] <zortec> Fougner: I guess pata is a form of sata
[22:37] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: just pentium 3... or at least not dualcore
[22:37] <Fougner> zortec, no, not really
[22:37] <Bob_Dole> I like P3s.. I want more of them, in the 1ghz range.
[22:37] <midian_> hi all
[22:37] <happy> hunterm10: no one can help you if you do not ask a question
[22:37] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Linux is fun.  I'm learning as I install debootstrap for no reason other than helping you. :)
[22:38] <zortec> Fougner: When I tab with /dev/s I get sda1/sda2/sda3
[22:38] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, Well it sounds like you may be running software that's too graphics intensive for you processor such as compiz?
[22:38] <DasEi> zortec: is it connected with a flat ide cable or a slim sata cable (often red or yellow)
[22:38] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: learning what?
[22:38] <koro> can someone try something out so I know the bug that i seem to have found is reproduced in other systems?
[22:38] <zortec> DasEi: I connected it with a red cable I believe, but let me check again
[22:38] <fantazam> hi is it possible to install new firefox 3.5.1 to hardy 8.04.3?
[22:38] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: How to chroot 32bit in 64bit apps.
[22:38] <histo> DasEi: or black
[22:38] <Fougner> zortec, those are your partitions on the HDD.. I'd say
[22:38] <jdu> zortec,  it is really strange for it not to work; i volunteer at a place where we put ubuntu on lots of computers and the drives only don't work if they are (1) extremely old inwhich case the install won't work even or (2) dead
[22:38] <Kalmi_> !fx-3.5 | fantazam
[22:38] <histo> DasEi: you can get them in any color
[22:38] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: did u try to run SL first?
[22:39] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, have you enabled desktop effects etc.?
[22:39] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: don't have it. This happens with supposedly low-intense stuff going on---printing to pdf from a webpage, listening to music
[22:39] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: From the getdeb?
[22:39] <Fougner> fantazam, try getfirefox.com? :P
[22:39] <ubun00b> fantazam: I believe it's possible but not recommended for it's a really new version and probably buggy therefor
[22:39] <ascheel> I have a network issue that I"m hoping someone knows something about.  When I transfer huges amounts of data over my network (rsync approx 1 TB of data over thousands of files, music, movies, etc) on gigabit network, it ocassionally locks up and all network activity stops.  IRC, SSH, rsync, FTP, everything.  It clears up about 1 or 2 minutes later, but until then it's stopped entirely
[22:39] <zortec> hmm, it seems to be connected with an ide cable
[22:39] <vigo> nightrd3r: I gave the first as a sorta guide, the second is HowToBurn Iso, I hope that helped.
[22:39] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: both ... www.secondlife.com and getdeb
[22:39] <zortec> my 320gb hard drive is connected with a red sata cable
[22:39] <photobug13> hey, quick questin.. How do you know when your casper-rw file is working? Does it show roughly 4GB free when it is set up right?
[22:39] <fantazam> yea but theres no .deb packages
[22:39] <fantazam> for new firefox
[22:39] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: no, they're all off. i have a crappy graphics card, so I try and avoid that issue in the first place
[22:39] <DasEi> histo: I'll order one in grey with a red stripe on one side ;-)
[22:39] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: i believe they're not gonna work
[22:39] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Going to getdeb now..
[22:39] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, fair enough, strange though
[22:39] <photobug13> ubun00b, did you know you need 7zip to unzip the 4GB casper file from pendrivelinux.com?
[22:39] <koro> In ubuntu 9.04, with both expo and cube activated, if you try to "rotate cube" (e.g. press the key binding to rotate left) while expo is open, compiz segfaults (it doesn't crash X, just compiz dies)
[22:40] <koro> can someone confirm this?
[22:40] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, usually that's what causes those problems
[22:40] <jdu> zortec, plugged in, etc, I hope too
[22:40] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Btw, getdeb is always a good source to get your apps.
[22:40] <Bob_Dole> My 320GB Sata drive is connected with a translucent sky-blue sata  cable :D
[22:40] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: I know..... something's taking up lots of processor or ram, but I'm not even sure what.
[22:40] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: i believe getdeb is more complete, it will come with some extra packages needed for it to run
[22:40] <photobug13> The others can be unzipped with the regular archive manager except the 4GB one if I remember right
[22:40] <zortec> jdu: Yeah it's plugged in, hardware is working, but for some damn reason it just does not get recognized in ubuntu
[22:40] <Kalmi_> ascheel, did it happen in the last few minutes?
[22:40] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: yes, i noticed that
[22:40] <hunterm10> I'm using ubuntu, in wubi, and I keep trying to download packages, but it will stop downloading 2 packages until the finish, it's having problems with getting progrms that have translating in the name...
[22:40] <histo> zortec: is the cdrom known working?
[22:40] <zortec> jdu: I mean, haven't had this issue with windows and linux mint I think recognized the cdrom but I can't remember
[22:40] <fantazam> !fx-3.5
[22:40] <ubun00b> photobug13: it looks like a normal file, and if you implement it right (i.e.: copy+paste it to your root of your pendrive), all your settings will still be there and will have persistency :)
[22:40] <ascheel> Kalmi_: I can reproduce it any time I need just by running rsync or FTP and start pushing very large files
[22:40] <histo> zortec: check the master slave settings on your cdrom.
[22:40] <zortec> histo: yeah, cdrom drive is working without any glitch
[22:41] <Bob_Dole> !tremulous
[22:41] <Roster> how do I open a port on my machine?
[22:41] <Bob_Dole> Dx
[22:41] <Kalmi_> fantazam, there is a ppa repo for firefox dev builds....
[22:41] <Roster> and how do I see what ports are already opened
[22:41] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: the processes I usually kill to make things work better (because I know vaguely what's unneccessary) are pulseaudio (i usually use alsa), bluetooth (don't have it, why does it keep loading?), things like that...
[22:41] <DasEi> !ff3.5 | fantazam
[22:41] <zortec> histo: what am I checking for?
[22:41] <jdu> zortec, have you googled the make to see if people have problems with it?  If it worked in mint, it should be fine with ubuntu though.
[22:41] <histo> zortec: you just said you had this issue with windows
[22:41] <photobug13> Oh nice... Ok thanks ubun00b thanks.. was just wondering if it would show freespace of 4GB and then get filled with whatever you put but I'll try that...this stuff confuses me haha
[22:41] <zortec> jdu: I can't find anyone who has a similar problem with this particular drive
[22:41] <bluedalek> Hello everyone..  have a sound problem.  running 9.04 and ONLY get sound with Totem and when testing, I get the 'test tone'... been through the 'comprehensive sound guide' on the Ubuntu forums.. no luck
[22:41] <fantazam> tnx i will go to last link for ffx 3.5
[22:41] <Roster> how do I open a port on my machine? and how do I see what ports are already opened?
[22:41] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: I told ubuntu not to load bluetooth, but for some reason it always does anyway. not sure what that is, but that's a whole 'nother problem.
[22:41] <ubun00b> Fougner: it wasn't my intention to get a casper-rw file from pendrivelinux.com (that will lose my current settings), it was my intention to make a new (larger) one while booting into liveCD from ubuntu
[22:41] <histo> zortec: on the back of the cdrom there is a jumper for master/slave/cable select    make sure its set appropriately.
[22:41]  * Bob_Dole has already changed the default executable for tremulous. using TJW's backport rather than the original executable. Runs great, and "your client is old!" warning.)
[22:42] <zortec> jdu: however, on the site where I got the drive the question was asked "does the drive work with ubuntu" and no answer was posted
[22:42] <histo> zortec: you can only have 1 master and 1 slave on a ide cable
[22:42] <zortec> jdu: I'm not 100% sure if it works or not
[22:42] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: getdeb's SecondLife's deb worked.
[22:42] <Fougner> ubun00b, but apparently you don't have the space
[22:42] <histo> zortec: ahh who makes it?
[22:42] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: how?????????
[22:42] <Fougner> ubun00b, how much free space is it?
[22:42] <fantazam> kalmi_: do you have installed 3.5.1?
[22:42] <zortec> lite-on, let me get you the full make (got it from tigerdirect)
[22:42] <histo> zortec: it should work
[22:42] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: I install the deb from getdeb.  Are you sure you got the right deb? o.O
[22:43] <zortec> Lite-On DH-20A4P-04 SuperAllwrite OEM DVD Burner - 20x DVD±R Burn, 16x DVD±R Read, 8x DVD+RW, 6x DVD-RW, 8x DVD±R DL, 12x DVD-RAM, 48x32x CD-R/RW, PATA, Black (L12-1142 OEM)
[22:43] <zortec> that is the full make and model of the drive
[22:43] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: whatś ur video card?
[22:43] <hunterm10> can anyone help!?
[22:43] <histo> zortec: as long as its not defective. Do you have anything else on the cable that is running to the cdrom like another cdrom or harddrive
[22:43] <hunterm10> my question is: I'm using ubuntu, in wubi, and I keep trying to download packages, but it will stop downloading 2 packages until the finish, it's having problems with getting progrms that have translating in the name...
[22:43] <Kalmi_> fantazam, no... i am using the official repos.... but there is an offical ppa
[22:43] <histo> zortec: there should be no problem with that.
[22:43] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Try this.
[22:43] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: right deb? there was only one deb
[22:43] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: No... There are like 5.
[22:43] <ubun00b> Fougner: that's what it's telling me indeed, but how can I free some space in order to make this file? (I have 4GB ddr3 RAM on my laptop currently)
[22:43] <DasEi> zortec: I'll gfy, but that's not at all exotic
[22:43] <bluedalek> anyone here who can help with sound problems?
[22:43] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: wow, i saw only one
[22:43] <zortec> histo: but what I can't explain is the drive works 100% in windows, it's just when I boot into ubuntu the kernel doesn't even seem to notice I have a cdrom
[22:43] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep:  let me go back to the site
[22:43] <Kalmi_> ascheel, ok... do it... and after it happens have  a look at the output of "dmesg | tail" and post anything suspicios that you see here
[22:44] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: http://www.getdeb.net/download/4351/0
[22:44] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Or you find it yourself. :o
[22:44] <jdu> hunterm10, that it really strange.  But if it is related to wubi, probably few people have experienced it here.
[22:44] <histo> zortec: Is anything else on the same cable?
[22:44] <zortec> DasEi: I don't know if it's a problem with a dual boot system or really what the issue is here
[22:44] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, I presume you've checked system-?preferences-?startup applications
[22:44] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Seems like PEBKAC.  Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair. :)
[22:44] <Fougner> ubun00b, you're on the live cd now right?
[22:44] <ascheel> Kalmi_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/220796/
[22:44] <ubun00b> photobug13: also these pages have some nifty info - http://www.pendrivelinux.com/category/tools/
[22:44] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, oops replace ? with >
[22:44] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[22:44] <MrPiracy> my bad
[22:44] <koro> In ubuntu 9.04, with both expo and cube activated, if you try to "rotate cube" (e.g. press the key binding to rotate left) while expo is open, compiz segfaults (it doesn't crash X, just compiz dies).
[22:44] <MrPiracy> i see them now
[22:44] <ubun00b> Fougner: yes that's correct
[22:44] <koro> Can someone please try to reproduce that?
[22:45] <histo> zortec: Anything else on the same ide cable?
[22:45] <Kalmi_> ascheel, wth...
[22:45] <photobug13> Ohhh thanks ubun00b ! I could use that
[22:45] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: yea, that's where I'm turning it off. still keeps coming up for some reason. It's bluetooth capable, but doesn't actually have it installed (ya know, a big open space inside, but nothing's there)
[22:45] <zortec> histo: nothing else connected to that cable
[22:45] <zortec> histo: it runs from the drive into the motherboard
[22:45] <Fougner> ubun00b, what you try to do, according to the log you posted, is to create a 1GB file in the RAM fs
[22:45] <h32Lg> hi
[22:45] <Kalmi_> ascheel, post the full output of dmesg....
[22:45] <TTxT> anyone knows how to create a deb with diferent cflags and cxxflags?
[22:45] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: geez, i'm stupid
[22:45] <ascheel> Kalmi_: lol, my thoughts exactly.
[22:45] <Fougner> ubun00b, what you WANT to do, is to create a casper-rw on the usb
[22:45] <hunterm10> @jdu well the thing is it will try to download everything and almost all of it will not download, those ones that dont download, all they do is just say failed
[22:45] <ascheel> Kalmi_: standby
[22:45] <h32Lg> does anyone know, why i cant install php5.3 on my local machine as apache2 module ?
[22:45] <histo> zortec: Set it as master on the jumper. Maybe there is an issue witht eh bios and cable select that windows is okay with but nix isn't.
[22:46] <histo> zortec: i've seen stranger things happen.
[22:46] <Fougner> ubun00b, so..if you cd /to/the/place/ where your usb is "mounted" then you can create with the same command, and of=usb
[22:46] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Heh. It's okay.  Let me know if it works for you.  Meanwhile, I'm installing 32-bit Jaunty minimal base in debchroot at the moment. :)
[22:46] <ascheel> Kalmi_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/220797/
[22:46] <zortec> histo: I haven't done that before, how does that work?
[22:46] <nightrid3r> vigo: i must be realy stupid today, my writer doesn't support dvd-r dl disks :)
[22:46] <Fougner> ubun00b, you're with me? =)
[22:46] <DasEi> zortec: yes, supported http://www.bioticaindia.com/lite-on-20x-pata-dvdrw-dh20a4p-04.html
[22:46] <h32Lg> i got the following error: apache2: Syntax error on line 185 of /etc/apache2/apache2.conf: Syntax error on line 1 of /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php5.load: Cannot load /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp5.so into server: /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp5.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[22:46] <jdu> hunterm10, is the installation new?
[22:46] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: ok, i'll be right back
[22:46] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Most of time, people don't need to use chroot for that.  I'm sure you won't.  I myself haven't neeed to.  Alrigh.
[22:46] <histo> zortec: on the back of the drive usually between were the power and ide connections are there should be a vertical jumper.
[22:46] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, trry this -> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1173629
[22:46] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Let me know if it works for you. :)
[22:46] <jeremy_c_> I've installed sun-jdk and then went to run apt-get install ant and it wants to install gcj. How do I make ant realize I want to use sun's java? I already used update-java-alternatives -s sun-6-jdk and typing java -version at the prompt proves it calls sun's java (the only one installed).
[22:46] <hunterm10> @jdu absloutly, just installed hour ago
[22:46] <histo> zortec: youc an change its position for either master / slave / cable select
[22:47] <zortec> DasEi: what is that link you just gave me? I see it's supported by xp/vista, but not linux
[22:47] <Fougner> ubun00b, when you have the live cd, and you pop in the usb, it should auto-mount and you can see an icon on the dekstop, no?
[22:47] <ubun00b> Fougner: I see, so I replace the target dir (in this case ubuntu) into teh mnt dir of the flashdrive?
[22:47] <jdu> hunterm10,   run:  sudo apt-get update     and see if that helps.
[22:47] <Fougner> ubun00b, of = output file or something
[22:47] <ubun00b> Fougner: I did a manual mount because it failed an automount, but theoretically yeah ;p
[22:47] <DasEi> zortec: read last line
[22:47] <hunterm10> @jdu ok just wait a sec
[22:47] <Fougner> so you have to change directory
[22:47] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, if you have a Dell or perhaps other laptops wupport it, then you can try disabling the option in your bios
[22:47] <jdu> hunterm10, that may not do anything
[22:47] <Fougner> or , make the command of=/mnt/usb/casper-rw something like that
[22:48] <dudu> Hey guys how can i restart the calendar app in ubuntu 9.04 it sort of got stuck so i cant minimize it. thanks
[22:48] <histo> zortec: it will work in nix something else is going on.
[22:48] <zortec> DasEi: I noticed it said some drivers
[22:48] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw, it's a really old (~4 years) acer
[22:48] <zortec> histo: Can I do this while the computer is on or I need to turn it off?
[22:48] <histo> zortec: turn the machine off change the jumper then power up
[22:49] <histo> zortec: the jumper from the factory is most liekly set for cable select. Change it to master and turn the computer on.
[22:49] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, Edit /etc/default/bluetooth and change the line "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=1" to "BLUETOOTH_ENABLED=0"
[22:49] <ubun00b> Fougner: so in other words, my command would look something like: dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/nano casper-rw bs=1M count=2048
[22:49] <zortec> histo: I can't see the jumper right now
[22:49] <jack_> can anyone help me setup grub
[22:49] <nsadmin> jumpers? someone has jumpers? oh, on the mobo
[22:49] <Fougner> ubun00b, if the usb is mounted in /mnt/ yes
[22:49] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, that seems like the best way to me
[22:49] <nsadmin> jack_: no, not just anyone
[22:49] <hunterm10> @jdu its frozen at 98% Waiting For Headers
[22:49] <Fougner> ubun00b, in ubuntu, things often get mount under /media/... but that's just when it's installed on the HDD maybe. I don't know
[22:49] <dudu> Anybody?
[22:49] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: i will
[22:49] <histo> zortec: you might have to pull the drive. There should be a sticker on the drive that will explain the setting. Also some text on the back explaining.
[22:49] <ubun00b> Fougner: is there a chance that it will overwrite my original casper-rw file, hence deleting all my persistent settings that I have atm ?
[22:49] <Fougner> ubun00b, is there an icon on the desktop?
[22:50] <edbian> dudu: What's the name of the app?
[22:50] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: while I've got someone who knows what they're talking about, have you tried the system janitor? Might that help the mystery processor/ram clogs?
[22:50] <nsadmin> jack_ what have you done so far
[22:50] <zortec> histo: Yeah I see a diagram that I can follow, let me set it to master and I will be back
[22:50] <Fougner> ubun00b, yes, if the file is named casper-rw, it will be overwritten
[22:50] <edbian> dudu: Are you talking about the calendar that's part of the clock in gnome panel?
[22:50] <Kalmi_> ascheel, did it work ok somewhen in the past?
[22:50] <dudu> edbian, i dont know, its just the main calendar/time app
[22:50] <dudu> edbian yeah
[22:50] <ascheel> Kalmi_: not that I know of, no.
[22:50] <edbian> dudu: You could kill and restart the panel
[22:50] <ubun00b> Fougner: nope, but it's mounted under /mnt/nano
[22:50] <edbian> dudu: open a terminal
[22:50] <dudu> edbian, ok, how?
[22:50] <Shawnc> Why do I get these errors? http://pastebin.com/m1af7d10d
[22:50] <histo> zortec: what is it set to now?
[22:50] <bluedalek> Anyone here good at trouble shooting sound problems?
[22:50] <Fougner> ubun00b, however, google for "resize casper rw" if you really had a hard time configuring it
[22:50] <edbian> dudu: type "killall gnome-panel"
[22:50] <Kalmi_> !sound | bluedalek
[22:50] <Fougner> ubun00b, ok
[22:50] <zortec> DasEi: I also ran sudo apt-get upgrade & apt-get update
[22:51] <ascheel> Kalmi_: I don't know if it makes a difference, but I also have a second NIC in that PC, also gigabit, very similar chipset.
[22:51] <jdu> hunterm10, hmm.  It sometimes takes a little bit.  If it really can't complete, it may be that there is a repository it can't access or some other network problem.
[22:51] <jack_> nsadmin, i have two harddrives. one has vista and then i unplugged that harddrive and installed linux on the other. now even if i try to boot into the other harddrive it takes me to grub which doesnt' have vista. it used to work and i've done that a few times already
[22:51] <Kalmi_> ascheel, which works fine?
[22:51] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, I'm really not sure about that. haven't tried janitor yet but i suppose its worth a try. The guy on that post actually said sudo /usr/lib/hal/hal-system-smbios --bt 0 is the best way to stop bluetooth
[22:51] <sixdraw> so try that
[22:51] <ubun00b> Fougner: I think I'll do that since I really want to maintain my settings there
[22:51] <ascheel> Kalmi_: and I think when I get home, I'm yanking it from the PC.  Actually no, it only connects at 100 mbit.  /shrug
[22:51] <h32Lg> no suggestions ?
[22:51] <edbian> dudu: You can use The system monitor if you prefer GUI (or to learn the names of processes if you get stuck like this again :) )
[22:51] <zortec> histo: I'm thinking slave or master
[22:51] <hunterm10> @jdu its download some packages now :D
[22:51] <zortec> histo: But I can't tell for sure
[22:52] <dudu> edbian, thanks. the calendar got out of the way, but i cant see the time... doesnt matter ill just reboot eventually i guess. thanks again
[22:52] <ascheel> edbian: htop > system monitor (IMO anyhow)
[22:52] <Shawnc> Why do I get these errors? http://pastebin.com/m1af7d10d
[22:52] <jdu> hunterm10, good.  all of them?
[22:52] <MidnightDevil> can someone tell me how to rebuild de gnome menu list? most shortcuts wont work :s
[22:52] <Kalmi_> ascheel, both pci?
[22:52] <nsadmin> jack_ um ar you there?
[22:52] <ubun00b> Fougner: I really appreciate all the help you gave me :)
[22:52] <ubun00b> http://pastebin.ca/1498743
[22:52] <ascheel> Kalmi_: one is on-board, other is PCI
[22:52] <edbian> dudu: see what ascheel said? ^
[22:52] <ascheel> Kalmi_: on-board one is the one currently in use.
[22:52] <Fougner> ubun00b, np
[22:52] <jdu> MidnightDevil, update-grub
[22:52] <edbian> dudu: If a restart doesn't fix it let me know!  I'd love to help more :)
[22:52] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: hmmm nope, it is not running ... it installed though
[22:52] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, try asking the board again, maybe someone can help you with the slow system problems
[22:53] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: I'll try both, since I already did the first one
[22:53] <Fougner> ubun00b, try this
[22:53] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Installed.... and you ran the SecondLife button?
[22:53] <jack_> nsadmin, yes. I just typed a long reply lol
[22:53] <MidnightDevil> isnt grub exactly jdu, its the gnome menu
[22:53] <MidnightDevil> :)
[22:53] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: thanks a bunch
[22:53] <Kalmi_> ascheel, (i hate realtek :) let's have a look at the output of "cat /proc/interrupts"
[22:53] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: from the menu, yes
[22:53] <jdu> MidnightDevil, oh.  I saw menu.lst
[22:53] <bluedalek> Kalmi_:  I have already done all those steps.  My sound works fine in Totem, but not in any other app such as VLC, Moovida, Amarok.. ect..
[22:53] <zortec> histo: It's set as slave
[22:53] <ascheel> Kalmi_: you got it!    You can edit it with the menu editor and that is all I know
[22:54] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: maybe i screwd my system too much
[22:54] <sixdraw> Orange_v_Blue, no problem, yeah I know it does, I've been using it since the first distro and haven't turned back
[22:54] <zortec> should a cdrom drive be running as a slave?
[22:54] <jdu> zortec, not if there is more than one
[22:54] <aperson> is there a image viewer available that will only pop up the image, no window borders or anything?
[22:54] <mobi-sheep> MrPiracy: Hmmm. You think you did?  Either way it should work because you installed it recently.
[22:54] <zortec> jdu: there is only one cdrom
[22:54] <Kalmi_> bluedalek, have it ever worked ok before?
[22:54] <jdu> zortec, I mean not unless there is more than one
[22:54] <ascheel> http://paste.ubuntu.com/220798/
[22:54] <Orange_v_Blue> sixdraw: only thing that worries me is now that this one works so well, It's physically falling apart, and I need a new one.... that works with ubuntu. That part's slightly annoying, but worth it
[22:54] <ubun00b> Fougner: thanks, but won't that let me create a 500mb casper file? (I really need a 1GB+ one)
[22:54] <ascheel> Kalmi_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/220798/
[22:55] <jdu> zortec,  then it should be cable select or master
[22:55] <MidnightDevil> ok tks
[22:55] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: let me reboot and see if it works
[22:55] <zortec> I'm going to change it to master and see what happens
[22:55] <MrPiracy> mobi-sheep: brb
[22:55] <nsadmin> ok jack_ so you have grub on the drive, you just need to add the boot stanza for the other os to your /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:55] <h32Lg> no suggestions ?
[22:55] <Fougner> ubun00b, you _append_ on the exisiting casper-rw file
[22:55] <Orange_v_Blue> Anyone have experience with computer janitor or solving system slowdowns (unrelated to video)? Wondering if one would help the other
[22:55] <epicreviews> Because of recent events, for my own personal sanity, I'd like to get a linux Anti-Virus. What would you recommend for Ubuntu? ClamAV?
[22:55] <Fougner> ubun00b, then you should run the command "resize2fs casper-rw"
[22:55] <mneptok> Orange_v_Blue: "this one" what? computer?
[22:55] <jack_> nsadmin, i'm not sure where grub is (im assuming my 2nd harddrive since the first one was disabled) and i'm not use how to add the other os
[22:55] <DasEi> zortec:so it's pata, are you sure to have master/slave jumper setted correctly ?
[22:56] <Fougner> epicreviews, if you have the 32bit verison you could try AVG ;D
[22:56] <epicreviews> I have 64 bit
[22:56] <knasto> is anyone familiar with glipper? how does the nopaste function work?