[13:31] <DredTiger> Hey, anyone in here today have an 8,1 or similar Macbook Pro running 13.04?
[13:31] <jrtappers> HoNgOuRu, Depends, if you have the dependencies then very little
[13:31] <DredTiger> Or experience with such?
[13:32] <HoNgOuRu> ppa should fix that or not ?
[13:32] <jrtappers> HoNgOuRu, It should work, but if there are unmet dependencies it can cause problems
[13:32] <jrtappers> HoNgOuRu, Should do
[13:32] <HoNgOuRu> oh ok... I want to upgrade codeblocks to 13 something, I have 10.5
[13:32] <Re-L> hi
[13:33] <HoNgOuRu> cause the source installation is giving me a headache
[13:33] <Re-L> What I need to make Xwindow  transparent
[13:33] <Re-L> I meen  any Xorg modules&
[13:35] <foolove> how can i allocate more diskspace to a mount or set diskspace for a given mount
[13:36] <foolove> mount -o inode64 /dev/sda1 /opt/installlocation
[13:37] <Adim> Hello Welcome To My Channel
[13:38] <DredTiger> Anyway, I have a MBP 8,1 with a solid state drive, 16GB RAM and I5 4 core CPU at 2.30GHz
[13:39] <Adim> Anyone Need Help If You Do Please Open Dialog Window
[13:39] <OerHeks> Adim, lets keep support questions here in the channel, thanks
[13:39] <DredTiger> When I reboot it takes 5.5 minutes to shutdown and get back to what passes for a post on a MBP
[13:39] <DredTiger> Has anyone else seen anything like such slow reboot times?
[13:41] <FloodBot4> hi
[13:42] <HoNgOuRu> jrtappers, thank you
[13:43] <FloodBoot4> Anyone Need Help I Can Do Remote Help To
[13:43] <FloodBoot4> Anyone Need Help I Can Do Remote Help To
[13:44] <qursk> guys im on ubuntu 13.04 and having error on terminal that "unable to locate package"
[13:44] <qursk> how am i gonna solve this problem :
[13:44] <qursk> ?
[13:45] <OerHeks> qursk, what package exactly?
[13:45] <qursk> E: Unable to locate package telepathy-butterfly
[13:45] <qursk> E: Unable to locate package libtelepathy-farsight0
[13:45] <qursk> E: Unable to locate package python-tpfarsight
[13:46] <qursk> when i wanted to install xChat from terminal i had this error so  I had to install from software center
[13:46] <Walex> qursk: BTW unless you *really* know what you are doing never install anything by building from source...
[13:46] <jrib> !info telepathy-butterfly raring
[13:46] <jrib> qursk: how are you trying to install xchat exactly?
[13:47] <qursk> well i tried
[13:47] <qursk> sudo apt-get update &&  sudo apt-get install xchat
[13:47] <Riveraindveroza> hi
[13:47] <qursk> hey
[13:47] <jrtappers> qursk, You can just apt-get remove the problem ones
[13:48] <jrib> qursk: so what happened when you did "sudo apt-get update &&  sudo apt-get install xchat"?
[13:48] <qursk> unable to locate package
[13:48] <qursk> error
[13:48] <jrib> qursk: give exact errors.  Use pastebin.
[13:48] <qursk> telepathy-butterfly
[13:48] <qursk> libtelepathy-farsight0
[13:48] <jrib> qursk: stop pasting here
[13:48] <qursk> and python-tpfasrsight
[13:51] <sulphur16> boot Ubuntu 12.04 with i8042.debug kernel parameter, dmesg gives me output like
[13:51] <sulphur16> [  222.207245] i8042: [55399] 4f <- i8042 (interrupt, 0, 1)
[13:51] <jrib> qursk: do you know how to use pastebin?
[13:51] <sulphur16> Anyone have idea what '55399' is in that line?
[13:51] <qursk> yep
[13:51] <qursk> i do
[13:52] <jrib> qursk: ok, let me know when you have a pastebin url for the full output to "sudo apt-get install xchat"
[13:52] <qursk> ok
[13:52] <qursk> now im doin it
[13:54] <SydW> hi
[13:56] <jrib> qursk: that was the FULL output?
[13:56] <qursk> http://pastebin.com/jdHiA53M
[13:56] <qursk> yep
[13:57] <demonoid_me> hello i have a problem with openvpn
[13:57] <demonoid_me>  when i write command ./build-ca
[13:57] <jrib> qursk: you should copy EVERY line.  In any case, what's the output of "apt-cache policy xchat"?
[13:57] <demonoid_me>  this is the log http://paste.ubuntu.com/5745114/
[13:57] <DrFoo> demonoid_me - try this: . ./build-ca
[13:57] <DrFoo> (source the script)
[13:58] <demonoid_me> DrFoo:wanna source the script build-ca?
[13:59] <DrFoo> just put a .  in front of the ./build-ca
[13:59] <DrFoo> . ./build-ca
[13:59] <DrFoo> I just built my ovpn out
[13:59] <DrFoo> otherwise your variables don't export to the current shell
[14:00] <micros> what is the proper way to launch a user program (socket server) on system startup? edit rc.local and just add a line?  Also, if i invoke a .sh from rc.local, and the .sh is located in a different directory (lets say the user home directory), are all of the paths in the user .sh relative to the location of rc.local, or relative to the location with the user .sh is placed?
[14:00] <jrib> micros: ideally you would use upstart
[14:00] <demonoid_me> DrFoo:oo it's ok i forgot rename openssl-1x.cnf to openssl.cnf :D
[14:00] <demonoid_me> DrFoo:10x :)
[14:00] <micros> does it make any difference if its an amazon ec2?
[14:00] <Adim> Anyone Need Help I Can Remotely to
[14:00] <micros> (with ubuntu)
[14:01] <DrFoo> demonoid_me: cool. good news!
[14:01] <Adim> Yes
[14:01] <DrFoo> that dot in front got me good a few weeks ago. haha
[14:01] <jrib> Adim: please stop doing that.  You can help in-channel.  But please do not spam the channel asking if anyone needs help.  If someone needs help, they will ask a question (and then you can reply in this channel if you know the answer).  Thanks
[14:02] <demonoid_me> DrFoo:xaxaxaxax :D
[14:03] <Guest9373> hi, im french user of ubuntu, is this forum exist in french?
[14:04] <gordonjcp> !fr | Guest9373
[14:05] <micros> i think in linux in general... if i cd /etc and invoke /usr/sbin/script.sh  thats different than cd /usr/sbin and then ./script.sh from the scripts point of view. right?  The first way, the item referenced in the script isnt found. The second way, the referenced path for the executable is found.
[14:05] <Guest9373> Merci beaucoup
[14:05] <tom[]> is there a standard howto for installing php without suhosin?
[14:05] <gordonjcp> Guest9373: there you go, non seulement francais mais deux sorte de francais ;-)
[14:06] <jrib> micros: it's different, but not in the way you described
[14:06] <Adim> Anyone Need Help I Can Remotely to
[14:06] <gordonjcp> Guest9373: s/non/pas/ ;-)
[14:06] <Adim> u de
[14:07] <Adim> Anyone Need Help I Can Remotely to
[14:07] <jrib> Adim: this is your last warning to stop, asking if anyone needs help.  If someone needs help, they will ask a question.  That is how you know someone needs help.  I'll have to kick you if you don't stop
[14:07] <Adim> Anyone Need Help I Can Remotely to
[14:07] <wei> anybody here ?!
[14:07] <wei> Anybody here to talk ?
[14:08] <Znoosey> no, there are 1600 people and everyone just idles
[14:08] <DJones> wei: General chat is in #ubuntu-offtopic, this channel is just for support issues
[14:08] <jrib> wei: if you have a support question related to ubuntu, just ask.  If you just want to chat, join us in #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:08] <gordonjcp> it's too hot to talk, even in #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:08] <juniour> hi
[14:09] <wei> hi
[14:09] <juniour> where i can buy ubuntu phone??
[14:09] <wei> ubuntu has phone ? nice to hear it
[14:09] <Adim> Anyone Need Help I Can Remotely to
[14:09] <exad> Isn't it still being developed?
[14:09] <juniour> i dont know if it released or available in market
[14:10] <juniour> but i want one :)
[14:10] <juniour> any one have idea
[14:10] <wei> ubuntu could be installed on some android phone I think
[14:10] <Adim> Anyone Need Help I Can Remotely to
[14:11] <exad> The dev preview is coming out on the 21st February. Be patient young Padawan. See:
[14:11] <exad>
[14:11] <exad> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/TouchInstallProcess
[14:11] <exad> Sorry for spam
[14:12] <exad> copy pasted from ask ubuntu forums
[14:12] <ubuletu> !start
[14:13] <juniour> exad hum.........
[14:13] <exad> ?
[14:13] <juniour> it will be released soon i thin , they are working hard on it
[14:14] <juniour> hi all of you ubuntu geeks,watch the video here the power of ubuntu, http://www.ubuntu.com/phone
[14:15] <apothecarius> hi guys, i got a little weird problem
[14:15] <Myrtti> juniour: right? did you have a Ubuntu desktop related problem or support issue?
[14:15] <exad> There isn't an Ubuntu Phone you can buy yet. You can install Ubuntu Touch on a Nexus 4 or Galaxy Nexus, or a number of other Android devices.
[14:15] <exad> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/Devices
[14:15] <juniour> its awesome by mark shuttleworth
[14:15] <apothecarius> im logged into my work PC via ssh and wanna start nsight, but I can't start it via console, however I can start it with the application launcher when I sit at my workPC
[14:16] <apothecarius> so ALT+F2 works, but not with terminal
[14:16] <juniour> exad right
[14:16] <apothecarius> how can I then start the program?
[14:16] <exad> yes
[14:16] <juniour> Myrtti no issue
[14:17] <Myrtti> juniour: great, because this is for support issues! if you can help people with their problems, please do, otherwise let's keep the discussion about Ubuntu Phone at #ubuntu-touch, #ubuntu-discuss or #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:17] <Myrtti> juniour: thanks for understanding
[14:20] <juniour> Myrtti anytime bro :)
[14:20] <juniour> always welcome
[14:21] <BluesKaj> Hi folks
[14:23] <jiltdil> Is ubuntu 13.04 working fine. I have to install it.
[14:23] <jiltdil> ?
[14:24] <Tm_T> jiltdil: it's stable release
[14:25] <jiltdil> Tm_T, 13.04 stable release?
[14:25] <micros> is there a way to launch a script file and executable that use relative paths, from say, /etc/ and still have the items in the script remain relative to the scripts locationon disk?
[14:27] <Slart> micros: are you the one writing the script or you want to do this for any random executable?
[14:28] <Tm_T> micros: in the script you can change working path just the same way you change working path in the command line
[14:29] <micros> im not sure how to do that.
[14:29] <micros> quick explanation please.
[14:29] <micros> one line for cd /path/ and another to invoke the script?
[14:30] <Tm_T> micros: for example, yes
[14:31] <Tm_T> micros: within a script, that is
[14:34] <cloneG> hello I would like to know whether is it possible multiple simultaneous logins with openvpn or not
[14:39] <juniour> y they are replacing ubuntu with chromium???
[14:39] <Slart> juniour: ubuntu and chromium isn't really the same thing.. where did you read/hear about this?
[14:40] <JamesMackerel> i use Firefox just because its gesture addon.
[14:40] <juniour> y they are replacing firfox with chromium??? sorry mistake in typing
[14:41] <juniour> Slart mistake sorry :)
[14:41] <juniour> y they are replacing firefox with chromium???
[14:41] <Slart> juniour: ah.. I found some articles about it.. from the article it seems like chromium has more users than firefox.. I don't know of any other reasons
[14:42] <juniour> Slar but firefox is good
[14:43] <JamesMackerel> according to the ranking it seems that IE owns the most users...
[14:44] <JamesMackerel> i can't see the difference between chrome and Firefox.
[14:44] <Slart> juniour: I don't think they are saying that firefox is bad.. just that chromium is better and more popular..(oh and Mark Shuttleworth seems to like chromium)
[14:44] <favio> hola
[14:44] <Slart> juniour: but this isn't really a good channel for these kinds of discussion.. try #ubuntu-offtopic perhaps
[14:44] <cabralesjose> i think that firefox is better
[14:44] <Slart> !ot
[14:45] <rockworldmi> can we use rhythom box's lyrics fetcher to iphone?
[14:45] <tristan622> Do you think it is a big issue? Perhaps you can still download firefox from apt-get
[14:53] <julien__> test
[14:54] <marina> Hi, how can I check for updates from terminal?
[14:54] <sigv> marina: sudo apt-get update
[14:54] <marina> thanks!
[14:54] <Slart> marina: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[14:54] <sigv> replace update with upgrade to install.
[14:55] <sigv> or as Slart, dist-upgrade for forced update installation.
[14:55] <sigv> check `man apt-get`
[14:57] <dhci> I have debootstrap on 12.04 precise but I notice that the scripts mostly point to a gutsy distrubition, which I think is 10.10. Is that intentional?
[14:58] <superlinux-hp> let me rephrase it : Whenever I open nautalis "Opening blah blah" hangs for like a minute and a half even though I've already went like 8 directories deep, opened a file and started editing it.
[14:59] <superlinux-hp> so what i should do regarding this issue?
[15:02] <dhci> i tihnk it does pull it in by name. its just a template file because nothing much has changed.
[15:03] <Slart> superlinux-hp: nautilus is a weird little application.. or perhaps it's something behind the scenes that is messing up.. have you tried another file explorer like thunar (XFCE default) or dolphin (KDE default) ?
[15:04] <superlinux-hp> Slart, i am used to nautilus
[15:05] <przemek> how to create bios -dos iso more then 2.88 mb ... i need 10mb iso with bios files and dos
[15:05] <Slart> superlinux-hp: yes, but just to see if it's the file system that's acting up.. I'm not suggesting you switch permanently, just to try an alternative and see if the problems persist
[15:06] <jrtappers> What is the best fraps equivelent for ubuntu, OpenGL games fullscreen
[15:07] <sw-ubuntu> hello
[15:07] <superlinux-hp> Slart,yes it looks like nautilus is slow. what would be the best GNOME alternative to nautilus?
[15:08] <Slart> superlinux-hp: unfortunately I don't know of any good alternatives or I would have switched myself.. nautilus has never been a friend of mine
[15:09] <auronandace> superlinux-hp: i've always used pcmanfm instead of nautilus
[15:09] <Slart> superlinux-hp: I'm not even sure how to clean up nautilus.. I doubt reinstalling the nautilus-package will make things better
[15:09] <mogaj_> my screen is freezing with horizontal lines my os is 12.04 ubuntu  .... what should i do to rectify this ?
[15:09] <sw-ubuntu> hi, anyone familiar with workings of linux partitions?
[15:09] <auronandace> !anyone | sw-ubuntu
[15:10] <marina> what is the best netbook or laptop to work with ubuntu?
[15:10] <superlinux-hp> i also use the idea of open-in-terminal . auronandace i want something like that too
[15:10] <statl> superlinux-hp: does it have to be a gtk application? cli filen managers like mc, ranger, vifm have much to offer!
[15:10] <auronandace> superlinux-hp: both thunar and pcmanfm have those options
[15:11] <auronandace> marina: no such thing as best
[15:12] <superlinux-hp> statl, i would love to, but i am on desktop environment with a GUI.
[15:12] <sw-ubuntu> Ok, here goes:  I am currently running 13.04 and Accidentally deleted my encrypted main partition trying to free up space to make another partition grow.   is there anyway of recovering the files inside the encrypted partition?
[15:12] <superlinux-hp> auronandace, thanks
[15:12] <marina> what command to check version?
[15:12] <sigv> marina: version of what?
[15:12] <auronandace> marina: lsb_release -sd
[15:12] <marina> ubuntu
[15:13] <marina> lsb_release -sd
[15:14] <marina> aurondandace: thanks a lot!
[15:14] <Um3ggh1U> hello, I have a problem with 13.04  desktop fresh install and touchscreens, after 1 or 2 clicks the system stops to recognize clicks, someone experienced the same problem?
[15:15] <scx> hello
[15:15] <scx> can anyone show me result of that?: ls -la /etc/default/grub*
[15:16] <Um3ggh1U> scx
[15:16] <Um3ggh1U> ok
[15:16] <auronandace> scx: 4 -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1237 Apr 26 12:29 /etc/default/grub
[15:16] <Um3ggh1U> ls: cannot access /etc/default/grub*: No such file or directory
[15:17] <scx> auronandace: thx
[15:17] <scx> auronandace: what version of ubuntu do you have?
[15:17] <auronandace> scx: 13.04
[15:17] <Um3ggh1U> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 1263 mag 26  2012 /etc/default/grub
[15:17] <scx> auronandace: ok, thx
[15:17] <Um3ggh1U> scx, my is 12.04
[15:17] <scx> Um3ggh1U: thanks you
[15:20] <sw-ubuntu> accidentally closed xchat, can i post my question again?
[15:20] <kostkon_> sw-ubuntu: sure
[15:20] <auronandace> sw-ubuntu: have you wrote anything on the disk since you deleted the partition?
[15:21] <sw-ubuntu> Auronandace: I went straight into liveusb
[15:21] <auronandace> !undelete | sw-ubuntu
[15:21] <sw-ubuntu>  Auronandace: the original partition is now split as some of the space went straight into growing another patition
[15:22] <Um3ggh1U> sw-ubuntu, maybe gpart can help you
[15:23] <sw-ubuntu> Um3ggh1U: how so?
[15:23] <auronandace> Um3ggh1U: he's deleted a partition, gparted can't undo that
[15:23] <Um3ggh1U> Gpart
[15:24] <Um3ggh1U> Another program that can scan drives and re-create a partition table based on "guesses" is Gpart
[15:24] <sw-ubuntu> Ah, I see
[15:24] <sw-ubuntu> I will look into it.
[15:24] <auronandace> Um3ggh1U: ah, sorry
[15:24] <Um3ggh1U> no problem
[15:25] <sw-ubuntu> but since a part of the original partition was allotted to another partition should i delete that other partition and just have gpart scan the whole unallotcated section?
[15:25] <frenck__> server irc.openjoke.net
[15:25] <unixnotphoenix> hi guys... planning to install ubuntu 13.04 on my old mac powerbook g4... downloading it now... is there anything I should know beforehand?.. any errors expected? what changes?
[15:25] <auronandace> !mac | unixnotphoenix
[15:25] <statl> sw-ubuntu: If you only deleted the partition and did not overwrite it yet, testdisk may also be helpful
[15:26] <tacomaster> I am trying to get rid of lightdm and when i install it used to just ask which login manager you wanted to use by default i know gentoo's is in /etc/init.d/xdm. Is this the same way to do in ubuntu? Or is there a more preferred way to do this?
[15:26] <auronandace> unixnotphoenix: ah, g4, i think the link i just gave you was for intel macs
[15:26] <Um3ggh1U> I do not know but I would recommend you make a complete backup of the entire hard disk with dd
[15:26] <auronandace> !ppc | unixnotphoenix
[15:27] <sw-ubuntu> statl: can testdisk recover the whole encrypted partition?
[15:28] <unixnotphoenix> hmm.. any hiccups expected?
[15:28] <marina> how can i check if i have mysql installed on ubuntu?
[15:28] <jrib> tacomaster: when you install a new one, you should get prompted.  /etc/X11/default-display-manager may be the file you are asking about though
[15:28] <statl> sw-ubuntu: i've never used it on encrypted partitions before; sry, can't tell you that
[15:29] <unixnotphoenix> ubottu: is there anything i need to know b4 install? can i simply insert the dvd and continue on install as i wud do on intel machines?
[15:29] <Um3ggh1U> marina: dpkg -l | grep mysql
[15:29] <tacomaster> jrib: i have tried to install mdm and slim both didn't give me an options to set as  default. I do know what you are talking about last time i messed with a login manager it use to give me an options? any idea why im not getting the optons to choose now?
[15:29] <unixnotphoenix> auronandace:  is there anything i need to know b4 install? can i simply insert the dvd and continue on install as i wud do on intel machines?
[15:30] <sw-ubuntu> thanks for the advice
[15:30] <auronandace> unixnotphoenix: i've never owned a mac so i couldn't tell you, hence i gave you the powerpc wiki link
[15:30] <unixnotphoenix> any other forum to ask?
[15:31] <auronandace> !forum | unixnotphoenix
[15:32] <unixnotphoenix> that was not that helpful.. anyway thank u.. there's not much u can do :)
[15:32] <dominic_> i have a problem with 13.04
[15:32] <dhci> so is there a way to use flash media (ext3 or ext4) so that the system really uses the buffer cache and rarely reads the slow medium, kind of like an rsync to /dev/ram but optimized and automatic
[15:34] <auronandace> dominic_: you better tell us or we can't help
[15:34] <dominic_> my laptop is connected on a monitor and when i close the lid i lose my display
[15:35] <jrib> tacomaster: try running "sudo dpkg-reconfigure PACKAGE"
[15:35] <unixnotphoenix> dominic_: its not recovering from sleep?
[15:35] <Znoosey> dominic_, that is supposed to happen... the linux kernel will go into sleep mode when you close your laptops lid
[15:35] <dominic_> i set it to not doing anything
[15:36] <tacomaster> jrib: ok i ran "sudo dpkg-reconfigure mdm" and it just dropped down
[15:36] <newer> hey everybody
[15:36] <dominic_> i didnt have any problem with 12.04
[15:36] <dosequis> hey all - different question - I am running ubuntu and I noticed that I can cat /dev/ttyACM0 on a freshly rebooted system with no problem - it reads in the serial data  fine. But if I use the arduino IDE and modify my code, then cat'ing the /dev/ttyACM0 yields nothing and returns immediately to the prompt - i.e. nothing happens. I
[15:36] <newer> can somebody help me to create little script with 3 commands (macchanger)?
[15:36] <tacomaster> jrib: ok im going to restart and see if that helped
[15:37] <dosequis> any ideas? haven't found a way to reset the /dev/ttyACM0 to the state when the computer boots - unplugging and replugging doesn't help
[15:38] <tacomaster> jrib: i still booted in to lightdm
[15:39] <auronandace> newer: perhaps the people in #bash can
[15:39] <jrib> tacomaster: right.  Umm, what display manager do you want to use now?
[15:39] <tacomaster> jrib: mdm
[15:40] <jrib> tacomaster: and you installed it through the repositories?
[15:40] <TKing> please can someone help me on how to fix Lenovo u410? In short i have mistakenly formated all drives including cache drive of ssd 24gb and my whole 1tb hdd so i only have ubuntu running
[15:40] <dhci> dosequis can you run something like minicom -s and see if you can get it into a good state, perhaps it runs com functions properly
[15:40] <auronandace> tacomaster: mint's display manager isn't supported here
[15:40] <tacomaster> auronandace: its in the default repo's
[15:40] <auronandace> !info mdm
[15:40] <dominic_> when i open the lid it should come back and it doesnt
[15:40] <TKing> please can someone help me on how to fix Lenovo u410? In short i have mistakenly formated all drives including cache drive of ssd 24gb and my whole 1tb hdd so i only have ubuntu running? i want to have it back to default windows and still have ubuntu
[15:40] <newer> auronandace thx
[15:41] <tacomaster> auronandace: ahh nvm lol
[15:42] <tacomaster> auronandace: only getting rid of lightdm because even if you change the wallpaper on lightdm the branding still has that ugly purple
[15:42] <dominic_>  my laptop is connected on a monitor and when i close the lid i lose my display
[15:42] <dominic_> anybody can i help me
[15:43] <paulens12> hello, is there an application similar to after effects, but for linux?
[15:44] <TKing> can i install windows on my lenovo? after having ubuntu as a default OS and primary? by this i mean no any other OS
[15:44] <auronandace> TKing: you can have up to 4 primary partitions
[15:45] <Um3ggh1U> anyone using ubuntu  13.04 with a touch screen?
[15:46] <IdleOne> Um3ggh1U: you can try asking #ubuntu-touch
[15:46] <Um3ggh1U> thank you IdleOne
[15:47] <dominic_> anybody can help me with my lid problem
[15:48] <paulens12> IdleOne: ubuntu touch is a whole different version of ubuntu...
[15:51] <TKing> aurondanadace i have sdb = 24gb ssd card (i have formated it as its cached for RAID0) also have 1tb hdd seperated as /dev/sdc free space, dev/sdc1 - 30gb for ubuntu, dev/sdc2 4gb - for swap area  and dev/sdc3 for bootgrub 40mb --- others are free space
[15:52] <TKing> auronandace i have sdb = 24gb ssd card (i have formated it as its cached for RAID0) also have 1tb hdd seperated as /dev/sdc free space, dev/sdc1 - 30gb for ubuntu, dev/sdc2 4gb - for swap area  and dev/sdc3 for bootgrub 40mb --- others are free space
[15:52] <Skei> Morning. I'm trying to download the i386 64-bit version of Ubuntu, but I'm always redirected to the amd64. Where can I find the Intel version ?
[15:53] <SonikkuAmerica> Skei: amd64 is not strictly for AMD processors.
[15:53] <auronandace> TKing: sdc1/2/3 make up 3 partitions, you can have 4 primary partitions
[15:53] <Skei> SonikkuAmerica: ah, that's fine then. Thanks.
[15:53] <SonikkuAmerica> !64bit
[15:53] <auronandace> TKing: windows only requires 1 primary partition
[15:54] <dominic_> how could it be possible that 12.04 works perfect and 13.04 bug on a simple thing like close the lid on my laptop
[15:54] <SonikkuAmerica> dominic_: Do you have the latest updates?
[15:54] <dominic_> yes
[15:55] <TKing> auronandace so does this mean i can't have windows since i have 3?
[15:55] <SonikkuAmerica> dominic_: OK; explain what bug shows up when you close the lid... Give full hardware specs.
[15:55] <SonikkuAmerica> Skei: Also, i386 64-bit is an oxymoron; i386 == 32-bit only
[15:56] <auronandace> TKing: i've told you you can have 4 primary partitions, you've used up 3 so that leaves 1 left (windows only needs 1)
[15:56] <dominic_> my monitor become black
[15:56] <SonikkuAmerica> Skei: You'll find x86_64 is supported on the amd64 ISO
[15:56] <SonikkuAmerica> dominic_: That's what it's supposed to do...?

[15:56] <kostkon_> dominic_: black or you mean it goes into stanby?
[15:56] <Skei> SonikkuAmerica: yep - I usually use "x64" but get told off for that :P
[15:57] <dominic_> non my setup says do nothing when close the lid
[15:57] <Seppo> Hey, I just did boot-repair and now I have no boot menu, how to get atleast win7 back so I can download and install fresh ubuntu?
[15:57] <SonikkuAmerica> dominic_: Oh...
[15:57] <SonikkuAmerica> Seppo: Actually that's a better suited question for the ##windows channel
[15:58] <kostkon_> dominic_: what happens if you open the lid afterwards
[15:58] <dominic_> nothing change
[15:58] <Afggh> Hi all
[15:58] <Seppo> SonikkuAmerica:  but I did boot-repair for linux, and it took both linux and windows off
[15:58] <SonikkuAmerica> Affgh: Yo
[15:58] <SonikkuAmerica> Seppo: What error message showed up?
[15:58] <kostkon_> dominic_: your system keeps running fine though?
[15:59] <juniour> Seppo BOOT with live cd install boot repair and click recommended repair, it will do all for you
[15:59] <dominic_> probably i dont see anything
[15:59] <Seppo> juniour:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/5745379/
[15:59] <Afggh> I was installung ubuntu and  checked the option of "install over windows" and it deleted all my files.
[16:00] <kostkon_> dominic_: have you tried to setup your monitors again after upgrading to 13.04
[16:00] <Seppo> SonikkuAmerica:  that I have no OS or whatever
[16:00] <Seppo> SonikkuAmerica:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/5745379/
[16:00] <dominic_> yes
[16:01] <juniour> Sepo you tried boot_repair
[16:01] <juniour> ??
[16:01] <kostkon_> dominic_: does it go ingo standby or just the screen becomes black
[16:01] <Seppo> juniour:  yes you want me to do it again??
[16:01] <juniour> Sepo again
[16:01] <dominic_> my monitor lose power
[16:01] <auronandace> Afggh: so what is the problem?
[16:02] <Afggh> Any way to recover my pics??
[16:02] <juniour> Afggh installing ubuntu over windows means it will replace windows and install ubuntu. so you all file will lost
[16:02] <auronandace> Afggh: why didn't you back them up beforehand?
[16:02] <Afggh> Juniour it deleted and formatted my hdd.
[16:03] <juniour> Afggh yep i know
[16:03] <auronandace> Afggh: beccause you told it to
[16:03] <juniour> Afggh you must have selected install alongside windws
[16:03] <Afggh> It didnt tell me that i will lose my personal files too.
[16:03] <Afggh> Well can i recover some of my pics anyhow?
[16:04] <SonikkuAmerica> Afggh: It should have, right in the installer (ubiquity)
[16:04] <nopf> hi. i'm on an older ubuntu (and am not willing to upgrade atm), but i think i'm missing something more basic here: i have a soundcard card 0: DMX6Fire [TerraTec DMX6Fire], device 0: ICE1712 multi [ICE1712 multi] but speakert-test says: ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:1018:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to open slave, Playback open error: -16,Device or resource busy... any hints?
[16:04] <juniour> Afggh it the cloud generation keep most of your important files or pic in clodu
[16:04] <Afggh> I thought it will dual boot with that option.
[16:04] <auronandace> Afggh: if your personal files are on the same partition then of course they are going to be gone
[16:04] <gordonjcp> Afggh: look into testdisk or photorec
[16:04] <Afggh> Ok
[16:05] <juniour> Afggh it  give dual option but you have to select, install alongside windows
[16:05] <Afggh> Oh...i didnt know.  I just installed
[16:05] <auronandace> Afggh: theres a nice big fat warning during that selection screen
[16:06] <juniour> Afggh next time be carefull, think and ask wt you are doing, if you dont know
[16:06] <Afggh> Do i need some software to create partition s now? Or i can do it through terminal.
[16:06] <Dale> hello
[16:06] <jonas36474747858> hello everyone! Does anyone have some experience with the Zyair B-120 PCMIA wireless card? I tried to get it to run with Lubuntu 13.04, but I do not get an wlan0 interface
[16:06] <juniour> Afggh there is a software buil-in called disk-utility it can do wt you want
[16:06] <Afggh> Yeah juniour...
[16:06] <Afggh> I didnt read the messages properly i think.
[16:07] <tacomaster> I am trying to change the lock screen's wallpaper but every tutorial i seem to find online completes with no errors but, I can't get it to change?
[16:07] <juniour> Afggh disk-utitlty can be used to format and create paration in ubuntu
[16:07] <gyre007> is there any way how I can export PATH ? I have put a script into /etc/profile.d/ which I'd hope would export env variables I put in that file but that does not seem to have done anything
[16:07] <gyre007> anyone idea ?
[16:08] <Afggh> Okies...thanks
[16:10] <juniour> tacomaster just change your desktop wallpaper it will be auto se to lock screen wallpaper
[16:10] <juniour> tacomaster wt version of ubuntu you using
[16:10] <juniour> ?
[16:10] <Mage_Dude> Ok, just finished install of 13.04-maas. After install (which was a PITA) I try to login and it just boots me back to login. WTH? I tried SSHing in and I get an error message (Could not chdir to home directory: Connection closed)
[16:10] <tacomaster> juniour: not if its not one of the default pictures! 13.04
[16:11] <Mage_Dude> Why didn't the install create a home directory for the root user?
[16:11] <juniour> tacomaster it changes i tried just choose the desktop wallpaper of your choise, auto it will be your lock screen wllpaper too :)
[16:11] <felix_francu> hi guys
[16:12] <tacomaster> juniour: ..... I already have changed my wallpaper
[16:12] <tacomaster> juniour: my lock screen is still purple background
[16:13] <juniour> try to choose from the default one
[16:15] <SydW> exit
[16:15] <juniour> tacomaster i dont know y its not working but, its works its the default feature of ubuntu 12.04 and ahead i think :)
[16:16] <faktor4u> @tacomaster: try to change your wallpaper permisions to 644
[16:17] <felix_francu> can any1 help me about darksiders instaled thru wine and not running?
[16:18] <auronandace> !appdb | felix_francu
[16:18] <felix_francu> ok, ty
[16:18] <Seppo> Hello, I did boot-repair to fix my ubuntu boot, but now BOTH my windows and ubuntu are gone from boot menu. How can I bring back atleast windows? So I can fresh install ubunutu
[16:19] <smallsummer> do you like lubuntu?
[16:20] <Seppo> juniour:  didnt work
[16:20] <louis-caravelle> reinstall ?  Ok everyone, if you ever install the MAAS server edition your username *cannot* be 'maas' even if that would make sense. This is from a bug posted in October of last year. There's no warning in the install that this is a system user. If you try to login you will be Mega Screwed. Just FYI.
[16:22] <theadmin> Mage_Dude: No big deal, is it? You can just add the user at a later point by chrootin
[16:22] <theadmin> Mage_Dude: Or booting into recovery mode
[16:22] <areplogle> does anyone know the initrd option for using the minimal virtual guest install?
[16:22] <jova4> installing ubuntu 13.04. doing check disc for defects. when finishes i dont get any message. does this mean there is problem with disc?
[16:23] <jova4> how to do check disc for defects in text mode?
[16:23] <MonkeyDust> jova4  no error message means no error
[16:23] <theadmin> jova4: No message = no problem
[16:24] <Mage_Dude> theadmin: Would have been nice to have some warning. You MUST boot into recovery mode. If it's the initial install...you can't login!
[16:24] <theadmin> jova4: That's how Linux usually is
[16:24] <MonkeyDust> unlike windows :p
[16:24] <theadmin> Mage_Dude: I know, crazy... I have no idea, the text installer of Ubuntu seems to be Debian Installer and Debian's not aware of MAAS
[16:24] <jova4> has not been like that for all previous versions of ubuntu. there used to be always the message "no errors found" or something like that.
[16:26] <Mage_Dude> theadmin: Still a bummer. There should be a 'check' for that. Since I set a password for that user, did I just mess up system services? Oh well. Reinstall #487 here we go.
[16:26] <Seppo> How can I set my windows a boot flag through live-usb ubuntu?
[16:26] <jova4> maybe not all but i have been around since version 8 or 9 and there was always the message confirming no errors were found
[16:27] <jova4> that is why now that i dont get that message i am thinking just the opposite (that there is an error)
[16:27] <jova4> how do i do the check disc in text mode?
[16:28] <theadmin> jova4: md5sum /dev/sr0 and compare to the one on the website
[16:29] <jova4> thank you. is it possible to check disc in text mode at boot?
[16:29] <scotticus> i'm having an issue when i try to launch software-center: http://pastebin.com/BeZi8xEK
[16:30] <scotticus> 13.04 Xubuntu
[16:30] <jova4> i was thinking maybe it's a graphic problem. the text is there but it doesnt show.
[16:30] <theadmin> scotticus: Is ubuntu-sso-client installed?
[16:30] <scotticus> yes
[16:31] <scotticus> theadmin: yes http://pastebin.com/uKhVgL1d when i try to run ubuntu-sso-client
[16:31] <kostkon> jova4, you mean do a fsck on your discs?
[16:31] <scotticus> the odd thing all this is installed.
[16:31] <dominic_> anybody found my problem yet
[16:31] <scotticus> theadmin: zope.interface is installed
[16:32] <theadmin> scotticus: Hm... That's odd, are you using some third-party repo for python modules?
[16:32] <jova4> i mean doing the same thing at boot (check disc for defects) but without the graphical interface. in text mode.
[16:33] <scotticus> theadmin: not that i know of, i'll check.  most of my dev work is in python and i rarely have import issues like this
[16:33] <acovrig> I am currently using a camera to get S-Video | ffmpeg (via dvgrab-the camera supports S-Video->FireWire), is there a USB devices that isn't expensive that would work better?
[16:33] <theadmin> scotticus: Yes, certainly is odd
[16:33] <scotticus> theadmin: also i had this problem in 12.10, thought i'd upgrade to 13.04 and maybe it would get resolved...
[16:34] <theadmin> scotticus: Eh, well what version of python-zope.interface do you have installed?
[16:34] <Angana> HI Team..
[16:35] <Angana> I am facing one issue..
[16:35] <Angana> once i upgrade my ubuntu 12.4
[16:35] <Angana> it is not booting
[16:35] <gbear14275> anyone else getting BADSIG gpg errors with the ubuntu<EMAIL_ADDRESS>key?
[16:35] <theadmin> !enter | Angana
[16:35] <acovrig> Angana: define not booting
[16:36] <Angana> okay,
[16:36] <Angana> once post finishes
[16:36] <acovrig> because when i run dvgrab, it tends to only capture 3-4 frames 98% of the time...
[16:36] <acovrig> Angana: are you getting any GRUB errors?
[16:36] <Angana> once post finishes, purple window will come, then it shows hung state
[16:37] <acovrig> Angana: when it is in that state, press Esc (or Tab, don't remember) to get more details, what does it say?
[16:38] <Angana> yes, i tried to use Esc, but no change. I got Grub Menu. I choose Ubuntu 12.4 also. after that showing hung state.
[16:38] <jova4> ok well will see. thanks everybody
[16:38] <Angana> i tried Alt_Cntrl f1, f2 etc.. not working
[16:39] <gbear14275> W: GPG error: http://archive.canonical.com raring Release: The following signatures were invalid: BADSIG 40976EAF437D05B5 Ubuntu Archive Automatic Signing Key<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[16:40] <acovrig> Angana: when you get to the grub menu, press e to edit, then find 'quiet splash' (toward the end) and change 'quiet splash' to 'verbose text' and see what you get
[16:41] <scotticus> theadmin: Installed: 4.0.5-0ubuntu1
[16:42] <theadmin> scotticus: ...hamsters.
[16:42] <scotticus> theadmin: ?
[16:42] <theadmin> scotticus: I mean, I have no idea why the problem appears then
[16:42] <scotticus> hah
[16:42] <scotticus> okay :( appears to be a bug listed.
[16:42] <ghking> is there some applet like system monitor in gnome for xfce4
[16:43] <scotticus> theadmin: the other bizzare bit, is i can run that line from zope import interface
[16:43] <scotticus> and no problems
[16:44] <theadmin> scotticus: >.< I guess the version check function in Twisted is malcoded then
[16:45] <scotticus> theadmin: hacky hack time :)
[16:46] <auronandace> ghking: there is cpu graph and net load plugin if you're after the things in the panels, if you mean an actual application then xfce has its own task manager
[16:47] <sw-ubuntu> Hello again.   When ubuntu resizes a partition w/ free unallocated space, is there any writing involved directly to the sectors?  or do they work like with Fat32 where it just erases the allocation table?
[16:48] <acovrig> what do you recommend I use to capture S-Video (pipe to ffmpeg)?
[16:49] <auronandace> sw-ubuntu: if you are still looking to recover stuff its best to make a dd of the disk and work with that
[16:49] <sw-ubuntu> dd?
[16:49] <dominic_> i have a problem my monitor turn off when i close the lid
[16:51] <theadmin> dominic_: ...That's normal
[16:51] <auronandace> theadmin: he has connected his laptop to an external monitor
[16:51] <theadmin> auronandace: Oh, my bad, I didn't get that
[16:52] <dominic_> no
[16:52] <scotticus> theadmin: weird, ipython was doing something wonky, but when i use the python shell it barfs, can't find that zope lib.
[16:53] <sw-ubuntu> auronandace: Sorry, what is dd?
[16:53] <dominic_> theadmin no its not
[16:53] <acovrig> dd can make images of partitions/drives (among other things).
[16:53] <auronandace> sw-ubuntu: its a utility that performs a direct copy of whatever is on disk (regardless of format)
[16:53] <theadmin> dominic_: gconftool --type string --set /apps/gnome-power-manager/buttons/lid_ac "nothing" # Try this
[16:54] <sw-ubuntu> auronandace: is it built-in with 13.04?  or obtainable by apt-get?
[16:54] <auronandace> sw-ubuntu: built in
[16:54] <theadmin> sw-ubuntu: Built in to most Linux distros
[16:55] <sw-ubuntu> auronandace, theadmin: thanks for the help, I will attempt that.  right now scanning sector by sector with testdisk
[16:55] <n0sq> when i run kmail though an SSH tunnel, why can't I sign and/or encrypt an e-mail with GPG? the encryption keys are on the local PC
[16:57] <johnyquests> i have set up isc-dhcp-server on ubuntu...querying its status returns that it is up but dhcping returns no answers
[17:00] <ikonia> johnyquests: have you defined a subnet and allocated a range for it ?
[17:00] <johnyquests> ikonia:yup
[17:00] <ikonia> johnyquests: do you see the dhcp request in the syslog ?
[17:01] <johnyquests> nope...
[17:01] <johnyquests> not even on tcpdump or dhcpdump
[17:01] <tacomaster> where is the default wallpaper for the lock screen located?
[17:01] <ikonia> tacomaster: ok so it's the client not the server then
[17:01] <ikonia> tacomaster: sorry
[17:01] <ikonia> johnyquests: it's the client not the server then
[17:01] <ikonia> johnyquests: how are you checking it's status ?
[17:02] <johnyquests> ikonia:service isc-dhcp-server status
[17:02] <ikonia> ok that doesn't prove it's listening
[17:02] <ikonia> johnyquests: what interfaces is it bound to ?
[17:02] <johnyquests> ikonia:eth0
[17:02] <johnyquests> ikonia:anyway else i can check?
[17:02] <ikonia> johnyquests: is the subnet and address range you've allocated within the IP range of the interface ?
[17:03] <ikonia> is the firewall open ?
[17:03] <ikonia> (for example)
[17:03] <ikonia> all things to check
[17:03] <johnyquests> ikonia:it's a private ip range...<IP_ADDRESS>/24
[17:03] <ikonia> private/public range has nothing to do with what I just said
[17:04] <johnyquests> ikonia: alright.. when i type ifconfig eth0 that's the range i see
[17:04] <marina> what is an .egg file
[17:04] <johnyquests> ikonia: is that what you meant?
[17:04] <ikonia> johnyquests: is the range within the subnet of the address on the interface
[17:05] <marina> how to extract .egg file in terminal?
[17:05] <theadmin> Is there a way to stop certain services when running on battery power and start them back when on AC, for example, an Upstart event or such?
[17:05] <ikonia> marina: please run "file" against it
[17:06] <johnyquests> ikonia: http://pastebin.com/wC4S1c7k my /etc/network/interfaces file
[17:06] <theadmin> marina: Extensions mean nothing. What is the actual type of the file? file --mime-type /path/to/file.egg
[17:06] <ikonia> johnyquests: I didn't ask for that
[17:06] <ikonia> johnyquests: I asked if the range you have assigned to your dhcp server is within the subnet of the address on the physical interface
[17:07] <jeremiah_> Alright. Anyone good with HDDs partitioning, and cloning?
[17:07] <ikonia> jeremiah_: just ask the question
[17:07] <jeremiah_> Ok... How do i check if an external ssd is healthy?
[17:08] <johnyquests> ikonia: the subnet is <IP_ADDRESS> and range is <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS>
[17:08] <johnyquests> ikonia: the subnet is <IP_ADDRESS> and range is <IP_ADDRESS> <IP_ADDRESS> sorry
[17:09] <jeremiah_> Anyone know how to clone a partition from one hdd to another?
[17:09] <theadmin> jeremiah_: dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/sdb1 given they're the same size.
[17:09] <ikonia> ok, so as long as your mask is open that shouldn't be a problem
[17:10] <ikonia> jeremiah_: look at the tool clonezilla, you'll find it easier if you are new to using this sort of thing
[17:10] <jeremiah_> The Hard drives are different sizes
[17:10] <ikonia> jeremiah_: try clonezilla then, it will do it all for you
[17:10] <jeremiah_> Does it have to be done on liveCD?
[17:10] <ikonia> jeremiah_: it's best to so the disks are not in use
[17:11] <johnyquests> ikonia: so how else can i check if the dhcp server is up?
[17:11] <jeremiah_> crap. Do any distros have it installed on them? (Like, i don't have to install it on liveCD.)
[17:11] <ikonia> jeremiah_: the clonezilla livecd is all you need
[17:11] <jeremiah_> Ahh. Ok.
[17:12] <OerHeks> jeremiah_,  see http://clonezilla.org/clonezilla-live.php
[17:12] <jeremiah_> And one more thing. How do i make sure my hdd doesnt have any errors? I tried to make a partition on it, and got an error
[17:12] <ikonia> jeremiah_: clonezilla does a check
[17:12] <jeremiah_> k.
[17:12] <daftykins> jeremiah_: since Ubuntu is a file orientated OS, you can just clean partition the new disk, copy the data then reinstall grub
[17:12] <theadmin> jeremiah_: As for healthiness, sudo smartctl -h /dev/sda will tell you.
[17:12] <dominic_> theadmin it didnt work
[17:13] <theadmin> dominic_: Well... I dunno. Doesn't the monitor come back on if you move the mouse around?
[17:13] <dominic_> non
[17:13] <unixnotphoenix> i've a powerbook g4 ppc mac... installing ubuntu 13.04 ppc version on it... getting junk screen... pls help me install
[17:13] <theadmin> jeremiah_: Err, -H
[17:13] <jeremiah_> daftykins,  I tried that. I couldn't get grub working
[17:13] <ikonia> jeremiah_: check ports 67 and 68 are open
[17:13] <theadmin> jeremiah_: Uppercase H
[17:13] <ikonia> jeremiah_: sorry - not you
[17:13] <unixnotphoenix> i've a powerbook g4 ppc mac... installing ubuntu 13.04 ppc version on it... getting junk screen... pls help me install
[17:13] <ikonia> johnyquests: check ports 67 and 68 are open
[17:13] <tacomaster> what is the default lock application in ubuntu?
[17:13] <johnyquests> ikonia: alright
[17:14] <theadmin> tacomaster: Wat?
[17:14] <ikonia> johnyquests: as at the moment you are not seeing requests come through, so until that is fixed, nothing else matters
[17:14] <johnyquests> ok
[17:14] <tacomaster> theadmin: i mean when your computer xorg server is locked and it requires you to put in a password what program is that?
[17:14] <theadmin> tacomaster: Oh, that. gnome-screensaver
[17:14] <jeremiah_> Does Clonezilla fix grub issues? I tried to copy the partitions in gparted, but when i wanted to boot, i got the no partition found error. Then i updated my grub, and all i got was a flashing cursor right after BIOS
[17:15] <tacomaster> theadmin: I don't think thats what i am looking for i can change the screensaver this is the actual lock
[17:15] <theadmin> tacomaster: The screensaver handles locking.
[17:15] <theadmin> tacomaster: That's how it's normally done
[17:16] <theadmin> tacomaster: gnome-screensaver-command -a # Will lock the screen
[17:16] <tacomaster> theadmin: how do you change the wallpaper for the lock portion then because i have the screensaver changed?
[17:16] <jeremiah_> So, does clonezilla fix grub issues?
[17:16] <tacomaster> theadmin: thats why i figured it was a different program.
[17:16] <theadmin> tacomaster: Hmms... I have no idea, I never bothered.
[17:16] <ikonia> jeremiah_: it won't fix a broken grub...no
[17:16] <ikonia> jeremiah_: it will clone your grub though
[17:17] <ikonia> jeremiah_: the clonezilla channel #clonezilla can give you more info
[17:17] <jeremiah_> ikonia, will my grub on my hard drive work on a larger hdd?
[17:17] <johnyquests> ikonia:67 and 68 are closed but 53 is listening
[17:17] <jeremiah_> And a different hdd at that mater
[17:17] <jeremiah_> matter*
[17:17] <ikonia> jeremiah_: size of hard disk has no impact on grub
[17:17] <jeremiah_> k.
[17:17] <ikonia> jeremiah_: 53 is not dhcp
[17:17] <ikonia> jeremiah_: darn, sorry not you
[17:17] <johnyquests> ikonia:netstat -an should be enough for checking right?
[17:17] <ikonia> johnyquests: 53 is bind
[17:18] <ikonia> johnyquests: well that will show you that something is listening yes
[17:18] <ikonia> johnyquests: you can also telnet to the port
[17:18] <jeremiah_> Well then, wish me luck! Lets go try clonezilla out... If i am not back within an hour, lets all hope it worked shall we?
[17:19] <harddriveproblem> hey all
[17:19] <unixnotphoenix> i've a powerbook g4 ppc mac... installing ubuntu 13.04 ppc version on it... getting junk screen... pls help me install
[17:19] <unixnotphoenix> i've a powerbook g4 ppc mac... installing ubuntu 13.04 ppc version on it... getting junk screen... pls help me install
[17:19] <unixnotphoenix> i've a powerbook g4 ppc mac... installing ubuntu 13.04 ppc version on it... getting junk screen... pls help me install
[17:19] <FloodBot1> unixnotphoenix: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:20] <theadmin> unixnotphoenix: Patience. Also I don't think Ubuntu has PPC versions.
[17:20] <daftykins> theadmin: the official mirrors would disagree
[17:20] <johnyquests> ikonia:cant telnet to localhost 67 or 68
[17:20] <harddriveproblem> I just installed a new HD and someone both /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdb are showing up in my /dev/disk/by-uuid folder instead of only the /dev/sdb1 partition - none of my other hard drives do this and I can only assume I made an error along the way while formatting it. Anyone know what I did wrong or what I can do to fix it?
[17:20] <theadmin> ...yep, does not
[17:21] <ikonia> johnyquests: that's not massicly suprising actually if I think about it
[17:21] <ikonia> johnyquests: dont worry about the telnet test
[17:21] <daftykins> theadmin: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/raring/release/
[17:21] <theadmin> daftykins: Where? I find no images with ppc or powerpc in the name on releases.ubuntu.com/raring/
[17:21] <johnyquests> ikonia:any other suggestions?
[17:22] <unixnotphoenix> theadmin: x2t.com/1304ppc
[17:22] <theadmin> daftykins: Those are unsupported images, according to the releases website, soo...
[17:22] <ikonia> johnyquests: try the tool dhcping
[17:22] <ikonia> johnyquests: quite a useful tool for debugging dhcp server status
[17:22] <johnyquests> ikonia:did. it replies no answer
[17:22] <unixnotphoenix> theadmin: x2t.com/1304ppc
[17:23] <ikonia> johnyquests: if you do "ps -ef | grep dhcp" do you see anything listening
[17:23] <theadmin> unixnotphoenix: Does unsupported mean anything to you?
[17:23] <daftykins> theadmin: so you're not gonna help the guy? nice move.
[17:23] <unixnotphoenix> :)
[17:23] <theadmin> daftykins: Well... Not supposed to have people running unsupported things... Then again.
[17:23] <unixnotphoenix> :(
[17:23] <johnyquests> yup: dhcpd -d
[17:23] <ikonia> johnyquests: what command are you using with dhcping to test it
[17:24] <theadmin> daftykins: I mean, there's a bunch of people coming in here running Mint, Backtrack or heck,  even Debian, can't help those right
[17:24] <johnyquests> ikonia:dhcping localhost
[17:24] <ikonia> johnyquests: come on !!!! that's not smart
[17:24] <ikonia> johnyquests: 1.) you've already told me it's bound to eth0 - so how is it going to respond on localhost
[17:24] <johnyquests> ikonia:sorry :D what should I be doing?
[17:24] <ikonia> johnyquests: 2.) you've not even read the syntax of the tool - you have to specify arguments with it
[17:25] <unixnotphoenix> all ppc versions though not suppoted officially by canonical... are supported & maintained by the community... so on what basis are u saying its not supported?
[17:26] <johnyquests> ikonia:alright..so which interface should i test it from?
[17:26] <unixnotphoenix> theadmin: ^
[17:26] <theadmin> unixnotphoenix: Oh... So it's like Xubuntu and such?
[17:26] <theadmin> unixnotphoenix: Hm... hamsters.
[17:26] <theadmin> unixnotphoenix: Sorry, is of my bad.
[17:26] <unixnotphoenix> idk
[17:26] <ikonia> johnyquests: you can test it from any interface
[17:26] <ikonia> johnyquests: I suggest reading man dhcping
[17:26] <daftykins> theadmin: a different distro is a completely different matter.
[17:27] <johnyquests> ikonia:doing it now
[17:27] <theadmin> daftykins: Well, I guess. Sorries.
[17:27] <daftykins> theadmin: hey i don't care, i'm not trying to install it. just easy to spot a rather daft rule
[17:28] <kike902> exit
[17:28] <ikonia> johnyquests: if you don't know how to use a program, check the man page rather than just typing blind, as you've just given me false information
[17:29] <johnyquests> ikonia: sorry..
[17:29] <ikonia> johnyquests: not a problem, no need to be sorry
[17:29] <ikonia> johnyquests: just making sure it doesn't bite you in future
[17:29] <johnyquests> ikonia:alright
[17:30] <ikonia> johnyquests: could you also pastebin your dhcpd config file please.
[17:30] <johnyquests> alright
[17:30] <TKing> please anyone here using ubuntu on lenovo u410
[17:30] <johnyquests> http://pastebin.com/FjDyrnH3
[17:32] <Snype> Myrtti, what you smoking buddy? :D
[17:36] <johnyquests> ikonia:i've updated the dhcp.conf file
[17:36] <johnyquests> ikonia:and also used the -s -c -h syntax...still not answer
[17:36] <harddriveproblem> I just installed a new HD and someone both /dev/sdb1 and /dev/sdb are showing up in my /dev/disk/by-uuid folder instead of only the /dev/sdb1 partition - none of my other hard drives do this and I can only assume I made an error along the way while formatting it. Anyone know what I did wrong or what I can do to fix it?
[17:38] <jrib> harddriveproblem: I don't understand what you are saying
[17:39] <harddriveproblem> when i get a listing of my /dev/disk/by-uuid directory, i see all my drive UUIDs with their respective partitions
[17:39] <ikonia> johnyquests: that looks a sane config file
[17:39] <harddriveproblem> but, for some reason, this sdb drive shows up twice - once as sdb1 with one uuid, and again as just sdb with a different uuid
[17:39] <auronandace> !uefi | TKing
[17:39] <ikonia> don't forget to restart dhcpd to get it to re-parse that config file
[17:39] <johnyquests> ikonia: oh ok
[17:40] <johnyquests> ikonia: i'm doing dhcping -c localhost -s localhost -h [myhardwareid]
[17:40] <johnyquests> ikonia:it's okay to run it from localhost right?
[17:40] <ikonia> johnyquests: -s localhost will not work !!!! it's listening on eth0 !!!
[17:41] <ikonia> johnyquests: the server is listening on eth0 -s is the server, <IP_ADDRESS> is not eth0
[17:41] <johnyquests> ikonia: I'm running the dhcp server on my machine itself
[17:41] <ikonia> johnyquests: so ?
[17:41] <ikonia> johnyquests: you've told it to bind to eth0
[17:42] <harddriveproblem> that clear it up some jrib?
[17:42] <ikonia> therefore -s argument can't be localhost, as localhost runs on l0 - not eth0
[17:42] <johnyquests> ikonia:i've tried changing -s localhost to -s <IP_ADDRESS> now...still no answer
[17:42] <ikonia> johnyquests: so can you get a client to request an address
[17:43] <ikonia> see if the syslog shows a DHCPREQUEST
[17:43] <johnyquests> ikonia:my pi is supposed to be doing that...but nothing yet...i don't have another device with me now
[17:43] <jrib> harddriveproblem: yes, I understand now though I don't know offhand why
[17:44] <ikonia> johnyquests: that looks like something on your network is blocking it then
[17:44] <ikonia> johnyquests: I'd suggest disabling any firewalls for the moment
[17:44] <johnyquests> ikonia:it's a direct cable
[17:44] <drecute> Hi
[17:44] <johnyquests> ikonia:crossover and it used to work before
[17:44] <ikonia> johnyquests: that doesn't mean somethings not stopping it
[17:45] <drecute> I'm doing an upgrade from 11.10 to 12.04 but I'm experiencing a frozen upgrade at "Configuring libpopt0"
[17:46] <johnyquests> ikonia:alright...so use clear iptable rules?
[17:46] <ikonia> johnyquests: just for a test yes
[17:47] <harddriveproblem> jrib: i can remove it using rm -rf (the drive is empty so i'm brute forcing commands all over the place with it) but it seems to reappear on reboot
[17:47] <jrib> harddriveproblem: why do you care it's there? :)
[17:48] <harddriveproblem> jrib: because it could be a signal of an underlying problem; the fact its inconsistent makes me uneasy to store sensitive data on it
[17:48] <jrib> harddriveproblem: but why would you rm it from /dev then?
[17:48] <jrib> harddriveproblem: how did you format the drive?
[17:49] <harddriveproblem> jrib: the correct, partitioned label is there as well, as i said - /dev/sdb1. so i'm removing something that shouldnt be a filesystem to the uuid folder
[17:49] <harddriveproblem> jrib: i deleted the partitions and created a blank one using fdisk, then use mkfs.ext4
[17:49] <johnyquests> ikonia: i followed this http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-iptables-how-to-flush-all-rules.html , still no reply
[17:49] <jeremiah_> Alright. So, i burned clonezilla to a disk, and it didnt work...
[17:50] <jrib> harddriveproblem: meh, just start over and use parted.  See if your issue repeats itself
[17:50] <_098v_> Can someone help me with a USB problem I'm having?
[17:58] <johnyquests> ikonia: any suggestions?
[18:00] <harddriveproblem> wow parted is a nightmare to use
[18:00] <Walex> johnyquests: sometimes repeat the question...
[18:01] <Walex> harddriveproblem: naaah. it does not make partitioning any harder than it is.
[18:01] <harddriveproblem> it's giving me warnings about the resulting partition not being properly aligned for best performace
[18:01] <harddriveproblem> which i can't find an easy answer to
[18:01] <rypervenche> harddriveproblem: I prefer fdisk, but to each his/her own.
[18:01] <harddriveproblem> also why can't i specify -1 as the end boundary for partitions :\
[18:01] <johnyquests> alright my question was about configuring the dhcp server on ubuntu..it's not working even though all the rules are set correctly and the server states that it is running
[18:02] <harddriveproblem> i prefer fdisk too but someone suggested i try parted to see if it would fix my weird uuid problem
[18:02] <uriol> hi
[18:02] <martin__> Hi! I just received this error during boot: "The disk drive for /tmp is not present or not ready yet". It appeared for ~5 seconds, then re-appeared for ~5 seconds again. What could this be? How can I diagnose this?
[18:02] <daftykins> johnyquests: use a packet sniffer on the client PC
[18:03] <uriol> i can't open firefox, it says it is allready running, but there is not a firefox process in system monitor
[18:03] <uriol> :(
[18:03] <johnyquests> did that..i was using tcpdump..it doesn't show any DHCPOFFERS
[18:03] <johnyquests> or requests
[18:03] <daftykins> johnyquests: perhaps you bound the DHCP daemon to the wrong interface
[18:03] <Walex> johnyquests: wrong interface sounds very likely.
[18:04] <johnyquests> how would i check that?
[18:04] <Walex> johnyquests: the general ways to debug daemons is: look at logs, use 'strace' to see what they actually do.
[18:04] <johnyquests> i do have a ppp0 interface that is active now
[18:04] <Walex> johnyquests: just that one?
[18:04] <johnyquests> other than eth0, yeah
[18:05] <johnyquests> but dhcpd -d gives listening on eth0!
[18:05] <Walex> johnyquests: anyhow, the ISC DHCP3 server can print a lot of stuff in verbose/debug mode that tells you what it is doing.
[18:06] <daftykins> ^ yeah run it in non-daemon mode to see what's going on
[18:06] <johnyquests> alright
[18:06] <daftykins> also check your config, maybe your scope has a typo
[18:06] <johnyquests> how do i run it in non daemon mode? just dhcpd?
[18:06] <daftykins> google.
[18:06] <daftykins> or read its' docs
[18:06] <Walex> johnyquests: for example, open a terminal, 'sudo service isc-dhcp-server stop' and then 'sudo dhcpd -f -d' and see what it prints
[18:07] <johnyquests> k
[18:07] <Walex> johnyquests: standard ways to find docs: 'man -k SOMETHING' and look under '/usr/share/doc/' for the manual
[18:08] <martin__> Hi! I just received this error during boot: "The disk drive for /tmp is not present or not ready yet". It appeared for ~5 seconds, then re-appeared for ~5 seconds again. The error is not causing any problems, I can use the /tmp folder once I am logged in. How can I diagnose this? Thanks
[18:08] <johnyquests> alright..it says the same as before...listening on eth0
[18:08] <Walex> martin__: that is exceedingly bizarre...
[18:08] <johnyquests> sending on eth0
[18:08] <johnyquests> and also sending on fallback
[18:08] <Walex> martin__: check in the '/var/log/' files if something is sending that out.
[18:09] <Walex> johnyquests: and what is sending requests?
[18:09] <johnyquests> dhcpd's output
[18:10] <Walex> johnyquests: oh my... 'dhcpd' is a server. it waits for requests. Which other client system is sending DHCP requests?
[18:10] <Walex> johnyquests: if you are running a DHCP server you must have some client system that requests to be assigned some IP address and other parameters...
[18:10] <johnyquests> Walex: i have a pi connected to the system via an ethernet cable
[18:11] <Walex> johnyquests: perfect. Does 'tcpdump' show its requests?
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[18:11] <johnyquests> Walex:it didnt before...i'll try again now
[18:11] <Walex> johnyquests: if 'tcpdump -i eth0 dhcp' does not show anything, the DHCP server will do nothing.
[18:13] <felix_francu> hi, how can i get Xlib/Xfree86 development packages?
[18:13] <johnyquests> Walex:Nope..nothing whatsoever on 'tcpdump -i eth0'
[18:14] <Walex> felix_francu: 'apt-get cache search development xorg' might help
[18:14] <Walex> johnyquests: then your RPi is not asking for any IP addresses.
[18:14] <johnyquests> Walex: alright..but the dhcping was also not getting any replies
[18:15] <elise0011> k,l\]
[18:15] <Walex> felix_francu: more precisely 'apt-cache search development xorg | sort | less'
[18:15] <elise0011> m
[18:15] <Walex> johnyquests: that's another matter.
[18:15] <Walex> johnyquests: 'dhcping' from which node? From the RPi?
[18:15] <johnyquests> Walex:nope..localhost
[18:15] <nekinik> I have some free space. I would like to merge it with /home partition. How to do that?
[18:16] <Walex> nekinik: that is usually a bad idea. However if they are contiguous you can reside partition and filesystem with something like 'parted'. It usually works. Hopefully you have backups.
[18:16] <Walex> johnyquests: that's not a good idea...
[18:17] <martin__> Walex: None of the files in /var/log contain this error message
[18:17] <nekinik> walex, how do I mount it as some /path?
[18:17] <Walex> johnyquests: if you can login into the RPi run the DHCP client program manually.
[18:17] <nekinik> gparted doesnt show option to assign the path to partition
[18:17] <johnyquests> Walex:i'll try that...
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[18:18] <DJones> English | CHIKO
[18:18] <Walex> nekinik: 'gparted' just allocated the space. Then  you either use the 'mount' command (as in 'man 8 mount') or you add a line to '/etc/fstab'.
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[18:18] <DJones> !en | CHIKO
[18:19] <felix_francu> what to choose from that list?
[18:19] <CHIKO>  sorry
[18:19] <CHIKO>  sorry
[18:19] <Walex> johnyquests: something like 'sudo dhclient -d -v'
[18:19] <nekinik> thanks
[18:19] <johnyquests> Walex:okay..
[18:19] <johnyquests> thanks people...i'll try it
[18:20] <CHIKO> !bank 269853
[18:25] <Areckx> where are the info documents located? I am trying to find where the path is, there is no /usr/local/info ; also, how can I find locations of files, such as the script being executed, using a command?
[18:26] <felix_francu> :)) now i need FreeType
[18:29] <Areckx> I used mlocate and learned about strace, thank you
[18:29] <deadmund> I have a second harddrive in my desktop (currently not formatted).  What is the best way to utilize this space considering I don't want to reinstall my OS?
[18:29] <handuel> deadmund: is it a hard driver or partition
[18:30] <deadmund> handuel: It is an unformatted hdd
[18:30] <handuel> deadmund: Ok, you need to look into setting up fstab to use /home on a seperate hdd
[18:30] <deadmund> handuel: why move home?
[18:31] <handuel> deadmund: easiest to do, and makes most sense
[18:31] <handuel> deadmund: most other folders can be needed at boot
[18:31] <deadmund> handuel: Why?  Then I will have a bunch of empty space on my first hdd (where /home used to be)
[18:32] <handuel> deadmund: leaves you lots of room for docs on /home on second drive, and lots of room for more programs on first drive
[18:32] <shankstaBytes> hey how can i see if a program is installed in the command line?
[18:32] <deadmund> handuel: my / partitions is never going to grow to fill a hdd.
[18:32] <deadmund> shankstaBytes: try to run it, do you know the name?
[18:32] <handuel> deadmund: in that case don't bother using the second drive
[18:32] <th0r> deadmund: you can format the drive and then mount it someplace within home....'data' maybe. You can then use it for large data items like pictures, music, video
[18:33] <handuel> deadmund: if there isn't a space issue on the first drive, a second one isn't needed
[18:33] <deadmund> th0r: is it proper to mount it in /home/deadmund/  ?  Seems it should be in /mnt  ?
[18:34] <deadmund> I'll follow this guide:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/InstallingANewHardDrive
[18:34] <deadmund> seems legit
[18:34] <th0r> deadmund: /home/deadmund would be fine. I would then move all my large data folders to /home/deadmund/data, or whatever you decide to call it. You could also create several partitions on that drive and mount one as /home/deadmund/pictures, one as /home/deadmund/music...etc
[18:35] <deadmund> th0r: clever idea! :)
[18:37] <wjtaylor> anyone know how to remove the path with nginx?
[18:41] <jeremiah_> To clone an hdd, would "dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/sdb" work?
[18:42] <deadmund> jeremiah_: If those are the correct hdd's (I believe it's fine that you didn't spec partitions)
[18:42] <jeremiah_> deadmund, K thanks.
[18:43] <deadmund> jeremiah_: It is slow and it will not show you progress by default
[18:43] <jeremiah_> deadmund,  Any way to have it show prgoress?
[18:43] <JPeterson> how do i navigate back from
[18:43] <JPeterson> D     : show the differences between the versions
[18:43] <mkani> Any idea if the office productivity will have major changes as nothing has really come to note for me.
[18:44] <myrmidette> hello, I have no sound in ubuntu precise. When I try to play something with mplayer, it says
[18:44] <myrmidette> [AO OSS] audio_setup: Can't open audio device /dev/dsp: No such file or directory
[18:44] <landlord> hello guys
[18:44] <myrmidette> I googled the error and none of the solutions I saw at first worked
[18:44] <JPeterson> in `do-release-upgrade`
[18:45] <myrmidette> I just did a full upgrade
[18:45] <myrmidette> of packages
[18:45] <myrmidette> !sound
[18:45] <JPeterson> why don't i get a colored diff?
[18:47] <JPeterson> why are these options missing
[18:47] <JPeterson> 4. show a side-by-side difference between the versions
[18:47] <JPeterson> 5. show a 3-way difference between available versions
[18:47] <JPeterson> 6. do a 3-way merge between available versions (experimental)
[18:47] <FloodBot1> JPeterson: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:48] <myrmidette> for some reason everything works when I run as root, any ideas for locating the issues
[18:48] <myrmidette> everything is turned on and unmuted in alsamixer
[18:48] <Walex> myrmidette: for various reasons OSS is no longer much used as a sound system.
[18:48] <blues_> have an annoying problem. I've got a 13.04 ubuntu server box setup as a media server for my house running deluge, plex media server, etc...  Data is stored on an NFS share that mounts at boot.  My problem is that deluge is apparently starting prior to the nfs mounting.. so torrents through errors and i have to pause then manually recheck to make them "see" the data on the nfs shares.  Is there something i can do to ma
[18:48] <blues_> ke nfs shares come up faster / delay deluge starting?
[18:49] <Walex> myrmidette: configure 'mplayer' to use ALSA or PulseAudio as the sound system it uses.
[18:49] <blues_> through = throw
[18:49] <myrmidette> but aplay doesn't work either
[18:49] <SonikkuAmerica> myrmidette: Which Ubuntu flavor are you using? (Type !flavor for more info)
[18:49] <myrmidette> default with mate
[18:50] <Walex> myrmidette: http://www.sabi.co.uk/Notes/linuxSoundALSA.html#troubles
[18:50] <Llewxam> can anyone help me out here please? lost all sound on ubuntu 10.04 on a hp pav dv6700 laptop. hardware is not recognized in any way, not even with livecd. all i get is dummy output. tried all forum posts and troubleshooting guides and nothing has helped fix it.
[18:51] <gorav>  I am using command CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=/sss and its giving me error CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH: command not found
[18:51] <gorav> what's the issue?
[18:51] <Walex> Llewxam: as a rule the easiest solution in cases like yours is to use a little USB sound card.
[18:52] <Walex> gorav: that probably is not a command, it is an assignment to a Bourne-style environment variable.
[18:52] <JPeterson> which key navigate back from this option in `do-release-upgrade`
[18:52] <JPeterson> D     : show the differences between the versions
[18:53] <gorav> Walex, What should I use instead ?
[18:53] <shankstaBytes> i have a prorgam installed in /opt how can i remove it?
[18:53] <blues_> maybe a better way of phrasing my question : How do i delay the start of a program set to start on boot?
[18:54] <Slart> Llewxam: was the audio card recognized in earlier versions of ubuntu or this is the first time you've tried it?
[18:54] <Llewxam> Slart: was recognized in all earlier versions i've used. been with 10.04 since launch. first time this ever happened.
[18:55] <Slart> blues_: shouldn't systemd or whatever "run-things-in-proper-order"-framework handle this? I'm assuming you don't just want to start it some time later but that you're waiting for something.. network connection perhaps
[18:55] <myrmidette> Walex, can I remove oss?
[18:55] <trism> blues_: you might try: http://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/UserGuide/InitScript/Ubuntu%2011.04%2B%20(Upstart%20Job) combined with http://upstart.ubuntu.com/cookbook/#start-a-job-when-a-particular-filesystem-is-about-to-be-mounted
[18:55] <myrmidette> from my system
[18:55] <blues_> slart: need to hold my torrent client from starting till my nfs shares are up
[18:55] <Liam`> i just switched to 13.04, and i'm using a nvidia graphics card. i had the issues with the drivers before on 12.10, and i don't remember how i fixed it, before. i used the guide (here: http://www.dedoimedo.com/computers/ubuntu-ringtail-nvidia.html), but after i restart/restart lightdm, it loads the ubuntu background with right click, but no unity
[18:55] <Slart> Llewxam: try it with a livecd, if that doesn't work I would report a bug against the kernel.. of course google around to see if it's a known problem
[18:56] <Liam`> would installing another desktop work? (cinnamon maybe?)
[18:56] <Liam`> if cinnamon even works on the current release
[18:56] <trism> blues_: this is assuming deluge still hasn't be converted to upstart, doesn't seem to be from a quick look at the package
[18:56] <Llewxam> Slart: already tried with livecd had the same issue. not just with ubuntu livecd's but also with other distros.
[18:56] <blues_> trism: no i dont think it has been
[18:56] <Slart> blues_: I would look into writing a small script that starts your torrent client and make it wait until that nfs share is up and running.. a for loop with a delay and some kind of "check if this file exists" logic
[18:57] <trism> blues_: yeah bug 1096267 seems to confirm
[18:57] <Slart> Llewxam: ok, and you're sure that it's not a hardware malfunction? if not I would look into reporting it as a bug against the kernel or similar
[18:58] <shankstaBytes> i have a prorgam installed in /opt how can i remove it?
[18:58] <minimec> Liam`: If switching means, that you still use your 'old' /home directory (I have a seperate /home partition), I would try to reset unity... http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2013/04/how-to-reset-unity-compiz-in-ubuntu-12-10-and-13-04
[18:58] <Llewxam> Slart: doubt it'd be hardware wise. could be.
[18:58] <JPeterson> which key navigate back from this option in `do-release-upgrade`
[18:58] <JPeterson>    What would you like to do about it ?  Your options are:
[18:58] <JPeterson> D     : show the differences between the versions
[18:59] <Liam`> no, clean install
[18:59] <Liam`> minimec: ^
[18:59] <Slart> Llewxam: just to make sure you're not wasting the kernel-developers time reporting a bug that isn't a bug
[18:59] <Llewxam> Slart: any way i CAN detect if it's hardware related?
[19:00] <Slart> Llewxam: well.. you said it worked in earlier versions of ubuntu, try to get an older livecd/live usb and try it again
[19:00] <Slart> Llewxam: installing windows on it might also be an option (although that is a bit of kludge since there are no windows live cd's)
[19:01] <marina> hi
[19:01] <marina> how can i remove directory via terminal?
[19:01] <daftykins> rm -r 'directory'
[19:01] <marina> thanks
[19:01] <daftykins> learning some CLI huh?
[19:01] <SonikkuAmerica> JPeterson: The N key will terminate the release upgrade... the Y key will proceed with it... the D key will list the updates, the new packages, and the obsolete packages.
[19:01] <Llewxam> Slart: i'll dig around for older versions. gotta have one around here some place. and no, no windows. ever.
[19:03] <JPeterson> SonikkuAmerica: the question refer to the key after D has been selected
[19:03] <Slart> Llewxam: here's to hoping it's a easy fix for the kernel developers.. so they can get back to fixing my network drivers =)
[19:04] <Llewxam> Slart: here's to hoping. thanks. i'll keep on tinkering. hopefully fix it too.
[19:04] <Walex> myrmidette: why remove OSS? Unless you mean the OSS kernel driver, which no longer exists
[19:05] <kristenbb> hi, I have just installed ubuntu 13.04. My left edge of the screen, instead of being whatever is on the left  (such as the unity panel color) is filled with about 2 pixels of purple  color, from top to bottom. If I do a screenshot, it doesn't show these 2  pixels. Is that expected, and if not, how to get read of it ?
[19:05] <myrmidette> Walex, nevermind then
[19:05] <myrmidette> Walex, the troubleshooting page wasn't much help
[19:05] <Walex> myrmidette: don't believe you.
[19:05] <JPeterson> the answer is: the viewer is less, the key that navigate back is therefore q
[19:06] <Walex> myrmidette: for example does it show something when you say 'aplay -L'?
[19:06] <myrmidette> yes, plenty
[19:06] <felix_francu> back again with this problm
[19:06] <SonikkuAmerica> JPeterson: What happens after the D key is [ cat $changes_list | less ], where $changes_list is the list of what I just mentioned. Once you've seen the list, it cycles back to the y/n/d prompt.
[19:06] <felix_francu> cannot create directory `/usr/local/lib/wine': Permission denied
[19:06] <felix_francu> make: *** [/usr/local/lib/wine] Error 1
[19:06] <JPeterson> SonikkuAmerica: i didn't know that q navigate back
[19:06] <Walex> felix_francu: just use the WINE precompiled packages. Don't do it yourself.
[19:06] <myrmidette> Walex, I went through all the steps and got mostly-normal responses
[19:07] <myrmidette> Walex, everything works when I play something as root
[19:07] <felix_francu> triyng to get darksiders to work...
[19:07] <Walex> myrmidette: that's one of the questions in the troubleshooting guide.
[19:07] <myrmidette> Walex, and I'm in the audio user group. Problem is in probably a config file
[19:07] <SonikkuAmerica> JPeterson: That's part of [ less ]; the q key will send you back to the y/n/d prompt when you're inside [ cat $changes_list | less ]
[19:07] <Walex> felix_francu: I have bought a Crossover license, it is cheap and it works pretty well.
[19:07] <myrmidette> I just don't know where or what it is
[19:08] <JPeterson> why are these options missing
[19:08] <JPeterson> 4. show a side-by-side difference between the versions
[19:08] <JPeterson> 5. show a 3-way difference between available versions
[19:08] <Walex> myrmidette: it is not a config file probably if you cannot hear anything with 'aplay ....'
[19:08] <felix_francu> is any version of wine prepatched with raw3 and double buffer?
[19:08] <SonikkuAmerica> felix_francu: Even better, install PlayOnLinux.
[19:08] <JPeterson> why don't is the diff not colored?
[19:08] <blues_> trism: thanks, i think that has me taken care of, the piece i was missing was that second part from the recipe link
[19:08] <myrmidette> Walex, any other ideas for why root can play but I can't?
[19:08] <Walex> myrmidette: have you tried the 'speaker-test' program?
[19:08] <felix_francu> ok, will try that
[19:08] <SonikkuAmerica> felix_francu: [ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:playonlinux/ppa ; sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get install playonlinux ]
[19:08] <felix_francu> ty :)
[19:09] <pine734> So...  The creator(s) of Brasera Disc Burner should be shot.
[19:09] <pine734> Brasero* Stupid name.
[19:09] <myrmidette> Walex, works as root, doesn't as andrey
[19:09] <JPeterson> how do i use my changes in case of a merge conflict?
[19:09] <SonikkuAmerica> felix_francu: From there you can select from a list of Windows apps and games to install. I used it to install League of Legends on Ubuntu (with some tweaking)
[19:09] <myrmidette> output is the same in both cases
[19:10] <myrmidette> well, mostly
[19:10] <myrmidette> actually not the same, lemme pastebin
[19:10] <Walex> myrmidette: it ought to tell you if something is wrong.
[19:10] <derp> sup piggies?
[19:11] <pine734> So...   Probably the latter is better if you have Unity.
[19:13] <Walex> myrmidette: check the permissions on '/etc/asound.conf'
[19:13] <SonikkuAmerica> pine734: Throwing a flag at you for citing a potentially illegal activity is not trolling.
[19:13] <Walex> myrmidette: but thats strnage that the bugger and period sizes are so different.
[19:13] <kristenbb> hi, I have just installed ubuntu 13.04. My left edge of the screen, instead of being whatever is on the left  (such as the unity panel color) is filled with about 2 pixels of purple  color, from top to bottom. If I do a screenshot, it doesn't show these 2  pixels. Is that expected, and if not, how to get read of it ?
[19:13] <myrmidette> Walex, I don't have such a file :(
[19:14] <Walex> myrmidette: also perhaps as 'andrey' you are using PulseAudio actually.,
[19:14] <myrmidette> quite likely
[19:14] <Walex> myrmidette: also check what is in '~/.asound.conf'
[19:14] <myrmidette> I don't have asound.conf anywhere
[19:14] <martin__> kristenbb: Have you installed video drivers?
[19:14] <kristenbb> martin__: no
[19:15] <martin__> kristenbb: maybe it will fix it
[19:15] <Ricardio> !danger
[19:15] <Walex> myrmidette: try again with 'speaker-test -D hw:0'
[19:16] <kristenbb> Ricardio: what that for me ?
[19:16] <kristenbb> Ricardio: was* that for me ?
[19:16] <myrmidette> Walex, http://pastebin.com/RQBdn7SD
[19:16] <myrmidette> stderr also said Channels count (1) not available for playbacks: Invalid argument
[19:17] <Walex> myrmidette: try again with 'speaker-test -D plughw:0'
[19:17] <myrmidette> Walex, works now
[19:17] <myrmidette> as andrey
[19:17] <Walex> myrmidette: then your PulseAudio setup is probably wrong.
[19:17] <Walex> myrmidette: in some way or another.
[19:19] <Walex> myrmidette: there are a few online resources on how to test your PulseAudio setup.
[19:19] <myrmidette> yeah, looking at them now
[19:19] <myrmidette> thank you!
[19:20] <Physmart> Hello. I have a problem. When I insert mi SD card, my system doesn't recognize it. What is the command line to list all devices?
[19:20] <Walex> Physmart: depends... have a look at 'lshw', 'lsscsi', 'lsusb'
[19:21] <SonikkuAmerica> Physmart: I'd think in your case [ lspci ]
[19:23] <martin__> Physmart: Try 'mount' as well
[19:24] <JPeterson> how do i stop on these `do-release-upgrade` messages only in case of 3 way merge conflict?
[19:24] <JPeterson> Configuration file `/etc/file'
[19:24] <JPeterson>  ==> Modified (by you or by a script) since installation.
[19:25] <Physmart> I get an error.
[19:25] <blues_> ok, i was overly optimistic... i changed my deluge.conf to reflect the following change : start on (mounting TYPE=nfs MOUNTPOINT= /nfsmounts/Downloads and networking) or runlevel [2345]
[19:25] <Afggh> Hi
[19:25] <blues_> and now deluged isn't starting at all..
[19:25] <Physmart> Happened after I unplugged the devide.
[19:25] <Physmart> *device
[19:25] <SonikkuAmerica> Afggh: Hello again.
[19:25] <Afggh> I am having a hard time using ubuntu . :l
[19:26] <Afggh> No audio video is getting played.
[19:26] <Doomhammer> hi, i have a usb wireless adapter, and i can see my wireless network with "iwlist wlan1 scan", but when i try to connect it more or less acts like my password is wrong
[19:26] <Doomhammer> i.e., it just re-displays the password prompt without an error or anything
[19:27] <Afggh> Are there no click to install setups in ubuntu?
[19:27] <treetreetr33> thgere are some
[19:27] <treetreetr33> there*
[19:28] <Afggh> How to get them?
[19:28] <Afggh> I just downloaded vlc and it gave me a tar.xz file
[19:29] <IdleOne> Afggh: use the Software Center
[19:30] <Afggh> Usb modem not workng...bluetooth too
[19:30] <SonikkuAmerica> !software-center
[19:31] <SonikkuAmerica> !software
[19:31] <Afggh> Fedora was lot easier.
[19:33] <Afggh> Once i installed fedora...atleast video and audio were playing
[19:35] <MonkeyDust> Afggh  try installing restricted-extras
[19:35] <Afggh> What is it?
[19:35] <daftykins> a package of extras that are restricted.
[19:36] <Afggh> Why are they restricted?
[19:36] <daftykins> some codecs can't be bundled in certain countries
[19:36] <Afggh> Ok
[19:37] <Afggh> It gives some codec errors.
[19:38] <MonkeyDust> !info ubuntu-restricted-extras
[19:40] <Afggh> Okies
[20:05] <shadej> can any body tell me how to setup mail server on ubuntu 13.04
[20:05] <shadej> ?
[20:06] <shadej> can any body tell me how to setup mail server on ubuntu 13.04?
[20:06] <ospi3> is it possible with thunderbird to backup all emails as text files (one email one file)?
[20:06] <StevenR> ospi3: how are you storing your mail currently?
[20:07] <shadej> or to make my question shorter
[20:07] <shadej> i am setting up a mail server for ubuntu as a course project
[20:07] <shadej> do i need to first setup DNS server or
[20:07] <shadej> ?
[20:08] <ospi3> is it possible with thunderbird to backup all emails as text files (one email one file)? if not which email client permits to do that?
[20:08] <ospi3> help :)
[20:09] <SonikkuAmerica> !patience | shadej
[20:10] <shadej> SonikkuAmerica: ok, i am repeating my question because the page scrolling up quickly
[20:10] <OiCory> Hey guys, I'm installing OpenVPN on my Ubuntu server 12.10, I'm following an official Ubuntu.com guide, but I'm stuck
[20:11] <SonikkuAmerica> shadej: OK
[20:11] <SonikkuAmerica> OiCory: link please? (to the page)
[20:11] <OiCory> SonikkuAmerica: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/openvpn.html
[20:12] <Mage_Dude> I've got my nodes registered with the MAAS regions controller, but they're stuck at commissioning. The docs say to look at a specific help page online, but going to the page says look at the docs! Documentation infinite loop?
[20:13] <OiCory> SonikkuAmerica: I couldnt find 12.10 specific docs, but I was told 12.04 is the same
[20:13] <Mage_Dude> They start doing the PXE boot, but then it seems to timeout and try to boot from the harddisk, but nothing has been installed.
[20:14] <OiCory> SonikkuAmerica: However, when I get to the block about "cd.... source vars" i get Please source the vars script first (i.e. "source ./vars")   Make sure you have edited it to reflect your configuration."
[20:14] <OiCory> SonikkuAmerica: Then when I try "source ./vars" it says "error: source command not found"
[20:15] <jswizz8> !list
[20:15] <SonikkuAmerica> OiCory: Make sure gcc, g++ and make are all installed.
[20:15] <ospi3> StevenR: any idea?
[20:16] <OiCory> SonikkuAmerica: All installed and uptodate.
[20:16] <ospi3> is it possible with thunderbird to backup all emails as simple text files (one email one file)? if not, which email client permits to do that?
[20:16] <shadej> can any body tell me how to setup mail server on ubuntu 13.04?
[20:16] <SonikkuAmerica> OiCory: Try installing "source" via apt-get
[20:16] <OiCory> SonikkuAmerica: No such package
[20:17] <ospi3> help! help!! help!!! :)
[20:18] <SonikkuAmerica> OiCory: You are inside /etc/openvpn/easy-rsa/ right?
[20:18] <OiCory> SonikkuAmerica: yessir/ma'am
[20:18] <SonikkuAmerica> OiCory: Sir is good, I'm a guy
[20:19] <SonikkuAmerica> OiCory: At this point, if you have that all set up correctly before... I'd probably want to check to see if someone's in #ubuntu-server .
[20:20] <ospi3> is it possible with thunderbird to backup all emails as simple text files (one email one file)? if not, which email client permits to do that?
[20:21] <OiCory> SonikkuAmerica: Alright. brb
[20:22] <seppo> hey, I am unable to install ubuntu 12.04 from usb stic, I am currently running it live from it
[20:22] <seppo> What to do_
[20:22] <seppo> Everytime I click install it restarts and comes back to the screen try or install
[20:22] <seppo> like a loop
[20:24] <Nimble> does anyone know how I can see what binary blobs are in my kernel?
[20:24] <ospi3> is it possible with thunderbird to backup all emails as simple text files (one email one file)? if not, which email client permits to do that?
[20:24] <sandrodonofrio> ciao list
[20:24] <ospi3> well guess nobody here knows....bye bye
[20:26] <shankstaBytes> i have a prorgam installed in /opt how can i remove it?
[20:26] <SonikkuAmerica> shankstaBytes: How did it get there?
[20:27] <shankstaBytes> SonikkuAmerica: dont remember
[20:27] <SonikkuAmerica> shankstaBytes: Try cd'ing into the folder inside /opt where it's located, then type "make uninstall"
[20:28] <seppo> Anyone know why my usb-stick-ubuntu-64 wont install, it restarts and brings me back to menu to try it live or install, it works perfectly except it doesnt install
[20:28] <Slart> seppo: no error messages? the install goes through the motions and looks like it's doing things?
[20:29] <seppo> Slart:  after asking all the questions how to perform install it  restarts, looks like intentionally, but then comes back to the screen of try  or install
[20:29] <SonikkuAmerica> !netsplit
[20:29] <seppo> everything starts from beginning
[20:29] <seppo> Slart:  like a loop
[20:30] <Slart> seppo: odd.. I don't really recall what the installer looks like any more but I don't think it's supposed to restart if you're doing the install from a live cd
[20:30] <Mitchell92> Hi... Running Xubuntu. Just installed the nVidia Driver on my desktop computer, but now it looks like I have no 3D acceleration.
[20:30] <seppo> Slart:  im doing it from live-usb-stick
[20:30] <yousaf> hi all
[20:30] <Slart> seppo: if I remember correctly it just does its thing and you can play mine sweeper or do some casual web-surfing until the install is done
[20:31] <yousaf> at the moment my webserver  default home is at /var/www/ how can I change this to /var/www/laravel/public_html?
[20:31] <Slart> seppo: usb live stick / live cd... I'm assuming they act the same way
[20:31] <MonkeyDust> yousaf  #ubuntu-server
[20:31] <yousaf> ok
[20:31] <seppo> Slart:  can my computer be the cause ? I have i7 64 almost 3y old, and it says you should have win8 logo or similar. i am trying to install 12.04. However I had 12.10 earlier and it worked fine
[20:31] <usr13> yousaf: symlinks is how I do it and I just use /home/user/public_html
[20:31] <Slart> yousaf: last time I read up on apache I think you were supposed to create separate configurations for each web-site... not change the default site
[20:32] <seppo> Slart:  i think it was 64bit too
[20:32] <yousaf> Slart, how do I do that?
[20:32] <Slart> seppo: I doubt your computer is to blame.. I run an old 64 bit amd piece of crap.. perhaps it's to new =)
[20:32] <usr13> yousaf: Set up a new user for each page if you want, that way, everyone's files are owned and accessed only by the user they belong to.
[20:33] <seppo> Slart:  but are you running the 64bit version of ubuntu or 32_
[20:33] <seppo> ?
[20:33] <Slart> yousaf: I don't really remember I just remember being surprised when I read it because I had always done it the way you're trying to do it
[20:33] <Slart> seppo: 64
[20:33] <seppo> Slart:  you got 12.04 ?
[20:33] <usr13> yousaf: But you can just have /home/user/public_html-1 and /home/user/public_html-2 etc. etc.  no problem.
[20:33] <Slart> seppo: 12.10 at the moment.. but I upgraded from 12.04
[20:33] <usr13> yousaf: ... as many as you want.
[20:34] <seppo> Slart:  should I try with 13.x ? then, only that they said they wont support it as long as 12.04 so it was confusing
[20:35] <Slart> seppo: I think 12.04 is a Long Term Support (LTS) release.. 12.10 is just a normal release..
[20:36] <Slart> seppo: you can see how long each version is supported here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LTS
[20:36] <usr13> seppo: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Releases
[20:36] <Mitchell92> I activated Nouveau but only 1monitor is turning on, on my dual monitor setup. Any suggestions?
[20:36] <shadej> can any body tell me the things i need inorder to setup an email server on ubunt13.04
[20:37] <shadej> ?
[20:38] <usr13> yousaf: symlinks are easier (IMO).
[20:38] <usr13> yousaf: And the files are easier to deal with when they are just in /home/user/what-ever/
[20:39] <usr13> shadej: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MailServer
[20:44] <OiCory> Anyone else see the flood bot in this channel?
[20:45] <PoolShark_> I see three of them
[20:45] <mladoux> yeah, they are there to stop people from flooding.
[20:46] <shadej> usr13: do i need to install DNS server ?
[20:46] <usr13> shadej: No
[20:47] <shadej> usr13:  so if i selected to use mail.example.com as my domain name
[20:47] <shadej> how will the sever know it?
[20:47] <usr13> shadej: That is an issue you'll solve on the router.
[20:48] <shadej> usr13: oh, i dont have access to the router
[20:48] <shadej> am just a student
[20:49] <shadej> can't i use my localhost just for test purpose
[20:50] <usr13> shadej: Yes, and in that case, edit /etc/hosts
[20:50] <shadej> usr13: that is what i want
[20:51] <shadej> so i can put mail.example.com <IP_ADDRESS>?
[20:52] <usr13> shadej: Other way around.  <IP_ADDRESS>     mail.exammple.com
[20:52] <shadej> usr13: sure
[20:52] <usr13> shadej: With that line, you ping mail.example.com and you'll be pinging the localhost
[20:52] <shadej> usr13: yeah
[20:53] <ScatterBrain> How do I add multiple IP addresses to one NIC?  (I want a block of say 5 addresses on the same physical card).
[20:53] <shadej> [postfix,pop,devcot]
[20:53] <ScatterBrain> I can still do eth1:1, eth1:2, etc...right?
[20:53] <usr13> ScatterBrain: Yes
[20:54] <ScatterBrain> And in 12.04, the out of "ifconfig" for the "virtual" interfaces looks different than older versions....
[20:54] <ScatterBrain> that's expected too, right/
[20:55] <ScatterBrain> there are no stats reported on the virtuals.
[20:55] <usr13> ScatterBrain: sudo ifconfig eth1:1 <IP_ADDRESS> up ; sudo ifconfig eth1.2 <IP_ADDRESS>  etc. etc.
[20:55] <shankstaBytes> how can i remove a menu item?
[20:56] <shankstaBytes> i remove the folder from opt now i want to remove the menu item
[20:56] <sharadM> i had windows on my system. somebody formatted it to ubuntu. is there any way i can recover my lost data?
[20:57] <usr13> shankstaBytes: It will be gone next time  you login (I think...)
[20:57] <usr13> sharadM: Not if it's been re-formatted.
[20:58] <kostkon> shankstaBytes, check in ~/.local/share/applications
[20:58] <usr13> sharadM: ... but if it's a dual boot system, or if Ubuntu was installed "alongside" MS Windows, no problem, your datta will still be there, (on the other partition(s).
[20:59] <ntzrmtthihu777> hallo. looking to clone a win7ultx64 boot usb to a slightly smaller one using dd. I understand that if the target drive is smaller you have to take some extra steps. could anyone please give me a hand here?
[20:59] <usr13> sharadM: sudo fdisk -l  #To see what partitions you have.
[21:00] <sharadM> usr13: m afraid it was formatted
[21:00] <usr13> sharadM: Ok. Never mind then...
[21:00] <ntzrmtthihu777> usr13: Ah, thankya. I could not remember the exact syntax on that one.
[21:01] <sharadM> usr13: so is it impossible to recover my lost data now?
[21:01] <ntzrmtthihu777> sharadM: depends, but it will be a tricky proposition to do so.
[21:01] <ScatterBrain> HA!  Looks like the issue was on my ISP end.  I moved those IPs from one server to another and they thought it was spoofing or something.
[21:01] <ScatterBrain> They fixed it and now all is well in the world!
[21:02] <ScatterBrain> Thanks for the help usr13
[21:02] <ntzrmtthihu777> sharadM: depeding on the data type you can grep the /dev/sdxy for it
[21:02] <fission6> the time on my ubunutu server seems off when i do date
[21:02] <sharadM> ntzrmtthihu777: can you plz elaborate?
[21:02] <fission6> how can i keep this synced/updated
[21:02] <usr13> NP
[21:03] <daftykins> fission6: NTP
[21:03] <fission6> i installed it
[21:03] <fission6> still not synced
[21:03] <ntzrmtthihu777> sharadM: say you had a text file you are trying to recover. boot a live usb/cd on that system, and grep the partition that housed the file for some of its contents (could take a while depending on drive size)
[21:03] <daftykins> fission6: it syncs slowly if you don't manually set it
[21:03] <fission6> so give it time?
[21:03] <fission6> what is slowly
[21:04] <kion> Computer can not find or activate ethernet internet or wireless
[21:04] <fission6> ah it synced
[21:04] <joelmo> I have to install a newer kernel image, I have ubuntu raring, can i choose saucy from this list or is it alot better to stich with raring from this list http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/
[21:04] <fission6> where should i put the ntp service so it runs on startup
[21:05] <usr13> fission6: /etc/rc.local
[21:05] <sharadM> ntzrmtthihu777: but inmy case, i already have my system formatted from windows to ubuntu. the filesystem for the entire disk is now ext4..
[21:06] <kion> Computer can not find or activate ethernet internet or wireless
[21:06] <daftykins> kion: you tend to only get replied to once you ASK A QUESTION
[21:06] <ntzrmtthihu777> sharadM: its kinda a dark art. I've never done it myself. Yeah, it could still be possibly recoverable, but with an entire reformat from ntfs/fat to ext4 i doubt anyone short of a pro could get it.
[21:06] <fission6> usr13 do i add sudo service ntp start
[21:06] <usr13> fission6: you can just use something like  ntpdate pool.ntp.org
[21:06] <usr13> fission6: no sudo
[21:06] <aj_> hi, I see that my gpu gets turned on periodically without me switching it on.
[21:06] <ntzrmtthihu777> !caps | daftykins
[21:06] <aj_> any solution?
[21:06] <daftykins> ntzrmtthihu777: fo.
[21:06] <kion> ok how do i get internet on to a computer that does no recognize any form of connection
[21:07] <fission6> thanks usr
[21:07] <usr13> kion: "a computer that does no recognize any form of connection"?
[21:08] <kion> to the internet
[21:08] <sharadM> kion: use sudo vim /etc/network/interfaces
[21:08] <kion> ok
[21:08] <usr13> kion: What doesn't it recognize?
[21:08] <ntzrmtthihu777> well aren't we rude :  daftykins> | seriously you highlight me again with that bullshit, go fuck
[21:08] <ntzrmtthihu777>           yourself pal.
[21:08] <kion> any internet connection what so ever
[21:08] <FloodBot1> ntzrmtthihu777: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:08] <daftykins> ntzrmtthihu777: don't flood :)
[21:09] <sharadM> ntzrmtthihu777: haha. thanks anyways. it will be a nice task to do. anyone wanna take the challenge?:P
[21:10] <kion> it says vim: command not found
[21:11] <usr13> kion: vi
[21:11] <sharadM> kion: type in ifconfig on your shell. now see whether the adapters shown by ifconfig are present in /etc/network/interfaces
[21:11] <sharadM> kion: u may use vi
[21:12] <usr13> kion:  What is your problem?
[21:12] <DarwinSurvivor> Hi, does anyone know what the default partition table is for a new 13.04 install (just the list of partitions, not the sizes)?
[21:12] <kion> it says #interfaces (5) file used by ifup(8) and ifdown (8) auto lo iface lo inet loopback
[21:12] <kion> no internet even when i plug it in directly
[21:13] <usr13> kion: Does your LAN have DHCP server running?
[21:13] <kion> i have no idea how would i find that out
[21:14] <usr13> kion: Do you know the IP of your gateway router?
[21:14] <sharadM> kion: what does ifconfig say?
[21:14] <kion> when i type in ifconfig it says link encap:local loopback
[21:15] <histo> kion: route -n
[21:15] <kion> no i do not
[21:15] <usr13> kion: What is on the line that starts with "
[21:15] <usr13>  inet addr:
[21:15] <ntzrmtthihu777> histo: oo, thanks for that. I could likely use that info :P
[21:15] <kion> "/etc/network/interfaces" 3 lines, 82 characters is the only thing that has " infrount of it
[21:16] <kion> the route -n doesnt have ANYthing besides gate way gen mask flags metric ref or use Iface
[21:16] <histo> kion: is this a desktop machine?
[21:16] <kion> no
[21:16] <jaysee> I was wondering, now that the flames around secure boot have dies down a bit, is it possible to convert a currently running system running only ubuntu to allow for secure boot. It's already running in uefi mode. If so, any suggestions on how to do it?
[21:16] <histo> kion: are you trying to use wired or wireless?
[21:16] <kion> wireless
[21:16] <histo> kion: So it's a command line based system?
[21:16] <usr13> kion: In the output of ifconfig;  What is on the line that starts with "inet addr:" ?
[21:16] <kion> but wired does not work either
[21:16] <zykotick9> kion: you really should install vim, using vi (which is really vim-tiny) is horrid compared to vim ;)
[21:17] <histo> kion: lspci | grep Network
[21:17] <histo> kion: what chipset is your wireless card
[21:17] <usr13> kion: iwconfig  #What does that say?
[21:17] <ntzrmtthihu777> ok, question. If I know the exact amount of 512b sectors both my usb devices have could I use the count parameter to copy from a slightly larger usb to a slightly smaller one with dd?
[21:17] <sharadM> kion: are you getting wlan0 or something like that when you run ifconfig?
[21:17] <kion> it says inet addr: <IP_ADDRESS> mask 255.0.0 it is a broadcom 4311 i do belive
[21:17] <histo> !broadcom | kion
[21:17] <kion> no it just says lookback
[21:18] <usr13> kion: (Does iwconfig say "no wireless extensions"?)
[21:18] <kion> yes
[21:18] <histo> kion: You need firmware for your wireless card
[21:18] <usr13> kion: For all devices?...
[21:18] <kion> yes
[21:18] <kion> i have downloaded A:: firmware
[21:18] <kion> ALL*
[21:18] <usr13> kion: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx
[21:19] <kion> i have tried it
[21:19] <kion> I have been here over 15 times so all the links have been given to me and do not work.
[21:19] <usr13> kion: Maybe you just need to reboot.
[21:19] <kion> nope i have tried that as well
[21:19] <juggle> hi
[21:19] <ntzrmtthihu777> kion: don't suppose you are anywhere near corpus christi? :P
[21:19] <juggle> how can i install mysql with apt-get install ?
[21:19] <sharadM> kion: is your wifi device fine?
[21:19] <usr13> kion: You may have missed a step in the process.
[21:19] <kion> uhhh no
[21:19] <kion> yes the wifi is fine
[21:20] <kion> how would i correct missing a step
[21:20] <ipkaf> #bash
[21:20] <usr13> kion: Try again...
[21:20] <kion> i have reinstalled it 3 times
[21:20] <histo> kion: which driver did you install?
[21:20] <kion> what do you mean
[21:21] <sharadM> kion: wifi driver
[21:21] <histo> kion: well on that page it tells you to download firmware and run a wifi driver
[21:21] <fluffybunnyuk_> hi heres a wierd one. does anyone have the ubuntu motd
[21:21] <kion> i did that
[21:21] <kion> i have tried all combinations
[21:22] <histo> kion: you should be able to install bcmwl-kernel-source and sudo modprobe wl
[21:22] <sharadM> kion: are you just starting with ubuntu?
[21:22] <kion> i have that downloaded
[21:22] <histo> kion: which driver is currently loaded?  if you lspci -k   it will show you which kernel driver is in use
[21:22] <Ben64> easy solution - get a different wireless card
[21:23] <histo> kion: the easiest way to sort this mess is to plug in a wire get internet working and use the Additional Drivers dialog to install the proper drivers
[21:23] <fluffybunnyuk_> since its a short script i was hoping someone could pastebin it for me plz
[21:23] <ntzrmtthihu777> do I need to format a usb stick to the correct fs before cloning onto it with dd? or does dd'ing do that for you?
[21:23] <histo> fluffybunnyuk_: hold up
[21:23] <kion> i did plug in a wired conection it won't show up either
[21:23] <histo> fluffybunnyuk_: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746424/
[21:23] <usr13> ntzrmtthihu777: if you do a partition, dd will do it for you.
[21:24] <sharadM> kion: goto step zero. install ubuntu again. it will be a good exercise..:P
[21:24] <fluffybunnyuk_> the one that prints system information. thx :D
[21:24] <usr13> kion: ifconfig   #Does it show a section for eth0 ?
[21:24] <histo> kion: Won't show up where? Is this a command line system or do you have a desktop installed?  What are you using to manage the network connection?
[21:24] <kion> the proper drivers are installed and when i install them it stoped the wired internet from working and i already said i reinstalled it 3 times
[21:24] <ntzrmtthihu777> usr13: I'm attempting a full clone. I don't have a windows install available, so I don't have a way to reburn the windows iso to usb
[21:24] <histo> kion: lspci | grep Ethernet
[21:24] <histo> kion: what chipset is your wired card
[21:25] <ntzrmtthihu777> usr13: so I don't wanna ruin/lose it, but i need the usb its on for a particular purpose, so I wan't to clone it over to the other usb
[21:25] <fluffybunnyuk_> the one that shows System load: 0.0               Memory usage: 8%   Processes:       75  Usage of /:  12.0% of 7.49GB   Swap usage:   0%   Users logged in: 0 i meant :p
[21:25] <ntzrmtthihu777> fluffybunnyuk_: top will do that for you :P
[21:25] <kion> broadcom corporation bcm4401-bo 100base-yx
[21:26] <kion> tx*
[21:26] <fluffybunnyuk_> i think or heard its an ubuntu thing controlled by the pam_motd
[21:26] <sharadM> kion: use lspci|grep Wireless as well
[21:26] <usr13> kion: ifconfig   #Does it show a section for eth0 ?
[21:26] <fluffybunnyuk_> top consumes clock cycles
[21:26] <ntzrmtthihu777> fluffybunnyuk_: or inxi :P -- CPU~Dual core AMD Athlon II X2 240e (-MCP-) clocked at 800.000 Mhz Kernel~3.2.0-45-generic x86_64 Up~23:05 Mem~1415.0/2943.5MB HDD~516.0GB(26.0% used) Procs~197 Client~Irssi 0.8.15 inxi~1.8.4
[21:26] <kion> no
[21:27] <jaysee> I was wondering, now that the flames around secure boot have dies down a bit, is it possible to convert a currently running system running only ubuntu to allow for secure boot. It's already running in uefi mode. If so, any suggestions on how to do it?
[21:27] <histo> kion: what are you using to manage your network?
[21:27] <histo> !uefi | jaysee
[21:27] <Ben64> fluffybunnyuk_: what happened to yours
[21:27] <kion> what do you mean
[21:27] <fluffybunnyuk_> aha cool thx inxi is what i want
[21:28] <usr13> kion: lsusb -a   #Tell us what version number you have.
[21:28] <ntzrmtthihu777> fluffybunnyuk_: it has several levels of verbosity, can give you quite alot of information about your system. I can demo it to you if you like in a query :P
[21:28] <usr13> kion: lsb_release -a   #Tell us what version number you have.
[21:28] <histo> kion: You still have answered if this is a desktop or command line based system
[21:28] <fluffybunnyuk_> what happened to mine? well i dont run ubuntu and i needed something similar
[21:28] <kion> it doesnt say
[21:28] <ntzrmtthihu777> fluffybunnyuk_: inxi is a bash script, no install per se. I can pastebin it for you would you like :P
[21:28] <fluffybunnyuk_> interesting.is it difficult to script? i mean time consuming
[21:28] <usr13> kion:  Release:   xx.xx  ?
[21:29] <kion> does not say
[21:29] <fluffybunnyuk_> sure plz so i can have a lok at it
[21:29] <usr13> kion: lsb_release -a    doesn't say anything?
[21:29] <ntzrmtthihu777> fluffybunnyuk_: depends. simple scripts are simple, lol. basically the cooler it is the harder it is XD
[21:29] <kion> ah
[21:29] <kion> i see it syas 12.04
[21:29] <ntzrmtthihu777> fluffybunnyuk_: but, all you have to do with this is drop it somewhere in you $PATH variable
[21:29] <Ben64> kion: are you on something other than ubuntu
[21:29] <fluffybunnyuk_> tell me about it my giant bunny with my name under it took me hr to do with ascii coloured art
[21:29] <kion> no it is 12.04
[21:30] <fluffybunnyuk_> cool /etc/screen tho
[21:30] <usr13> kion: What does Distributor ID: say?
[21:30] <kion> ubuntu
[21:30] <Ben64> kion: bodhi, backtrack, etc etc
[21:30] <kion> im using ubuntu
[21:30] <usr13> kion: Did you do a full install?
[21:30] <kion> yes'
[21:31] <usr13> wubi?
[21:31]  * ntzrmtthihu777 obligatory "wubi sucks" post
[21:32] <urbano2> hello guys - hola gente, algún español que sepa de debian, necesito ayuda con python
[21:32] <ntzrmtthihu777> !es | urbano2
[21:32] <usr13> kion: See:  http://askubuntu.com/questions/14970/broadcom-bcm4401-b0-100base-tx-issues
[21:33] <histo> usr13: he probably rmmod'd the module for his wired
[21:34] <usr13> histo: He said that when he tried to install software for the Wireless chip, his ethernet quit
[21:35] <andril> hello
[21:35] <urbano2> guys, please help! I need to know the volume level (people talking ) in my raspberry. I'm working with python
[21:36] <urbano2> nobody know python ? ...
[21:36] <Ben64> raspberry?
[21:36] <histo> urbano2: as in the #raspberry-pi channel
[21:36] <histo> urbano2: sorry #raspberrypi
[21:36] <ntzrmtthihu777> urbano2: or maybe the #python channel?
[21:37] <urbano2> I'm jumping like frog from channel to channel jaja
[21:37] <OerHeks> or #ubuntu-arm ?
[21:37] <kion> it did not woek
[21:38] <enkwiringmindz> how to install ubuntu on windows 8 without wubi?
[21:38] <histo> urbano2: what do you want to do with the volume level exactly?
[21:38] <ntzrmtthihu777> enkwiringmindz: very carefully. !uefi
[21:39] <histo> enkwiringmindz: you just install along side windows. Make sure you download a 64bit version and it will work with uefi
[21:39] <ntzrmtthihu777> !uefi
[21:39] <urbano2> in simple : ilumine leds .
[21:39] <histo> urbano2: based on volume level?
[21:39] <chrisd__> i have a question about a home network in ubuntu
[21:39] <urbano2> yep :)
[21:39] <kostkon> urbano2, with gstreamer maybe?
[21:39] <histo> urbano2: please ask in #raspberrypi i'll be able to help you there.
[21:40] <urbano2> histo, i cant talk there :/
[21:40] <urbano2> Here is my proyect :
[21:40] <histo> urbano2: Why can't you talk there?  PM me
[21:40] <enkwiringmindz> ok, not gonna lie, sounds scary...thanks
[21:41] <histo> enkwiringmindz: it's not scary it's how windows 8 is booting right now
[21:41] <Ben64> need to be registered for #raspberrypi
[21:41] <histo> enkwiringmindz: ubuntu works with uefi so it's a smooth transition
[21:41] <histo> !register | urbano2
[21:41] <urbano2> Study of the acoustic pollution in higschool classroms
[21:42] <enkwiringmindz> ok going to give it a try
[21:42] <rooted> how can i format a usb stick in ubuntu ?? 13.04
[21:42] <MonkeyDust> rooted  gparted is one way
[21:43] <MonkeyDust> rooted  you mean: deleted everything on it?
[21:43] <chrisd__> can anyone help me with a home networking issue?
[21:43] <ntzrmtthihu777> rooted: gparted is good for any partition manipulation :P
[21:43] <chrisd__> fdsfafd
[21:43] <chrisd__> ok here is my problem
[21:44] <NickG> ok?
[21:45] <chrisd__> I have a windows 7 machine, that gets its internet connection through my android phone, using pdanet.  I have a raspberry pi, that i want to connect either by router or direct ethernet connection to the desktop, and i want the raspberry pi to use the internet connection through my win7 machine how would i do this?
[21:45] <Doomhammer> hi, i have a rtl8192cu usb wireless card, which can see networks but cannot associate -- i'm using the latest raring git kernel, and still no luck - any ideas?
[21:45] <Myrtti> chrisd__: how is this a ubuntu problem?
[21:45] <chrisd__> i know it has to be done through the ip settings but how?
[21:46] <Doomhammer> namely, i think it is this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/852190
[21:46] <chrisd__> because im using ubuntu on the raspberry pi
[21:46] <rooted> its seems gparted cannot format my usb stick for unknown file system , any idea ?
[21:46] <ntzrmtthihu777> Doomhammer: sug sug
[21:46] <Doomhammer> ntzrmtthihu777: what?
[21:46] <NickG> rooted: what type of filesystem was it?
[21:47] <ntzrmtthihu777> Doomhammer: lol. your nick. its a character in WarCraft, twas a blizzard orcish greeting :P
[21:47] <rooted> nickg its says unknown, but i fix it i need to unmount it
[21:47] <Doomhammer> ntzrmtthihu777: ah, ofc
[21:48] <ntzrmtthihu777> :P
[21:48] <NickG> rooted:  you've already fixed it?  In your list of devices (location is dependant on which version of Ubuntu and your personal configuration) right click and click unmount
[21:48] <guideX> can I upgrade 12.04 to the latest?
[21:49] <Liam`> when i try to shut down, it goes to the "Ubuntu 13.04" purple window, and shows a modem-manager error, then proceeds to show "root@mynetwork:~#" as if i opened a a virtual terminal
[21:49] <Liam`> this is a tad odd isn't it?
[21:49] <NickG> GuideX: you would need to go through the 12.10 upgrade
[21:49] <Liam`> like, it allows me to enter commands too >.>
[21:49] <NickG> and then from there to 13.04
[21:49] <MonkeyDust> guideX  12.04 --> 12.10 --> 13.04
[21:49] <NickG> Liam: type "shutdown"
[21:49] <ntzrmtthihu777> guideX: I would not suggest it, however :P
[21:50] <ntzrmtthihu777> Liam`: actually sudo shutdown -h now
[21:50] <MonkeyDust> guideX  backup and fresh install is faster, easier and cleaner
[21:50] <NickG> Sorry, right
[21:50] <NickG> I've never done upgrades to be honest.  I've always done fresh isntalls
[21:50] <ntzrmtthihu777> guideX: what MonkeyDust said. a separate /home partition is your biggest friend in upgrading/distro hopping :P
[21:50] <Liam`> yeah, that doesn't work
[21:50] <ntzrmtthihu777> Liam`: sudo reboot?
[21:50] <MonkeyDust> ntzrmtthihu777  +1
[21:50] <Liam`> well, it attempts to shut down, then goes back to the login screen
[21:51] <Liam`> and THEN shuts down
[21:51] <NickG> Liam: cold shutdown
[21:51] <NickG> Oh
[21:51] <NickG> Good stuff then
[21:51] <Liam`> lemme try rebooting it and seeing if it does it again
[21:53] <Liam`> ok, so it only happens when i type "sudo shutdown now" from terminal
[21:53] <Liam`> if i use gnome/unity/cinnamon and it's menu option, it works fine
[21:53] <Liam`> thanks for the help.
[21:54] <ntzrmtthihu777> Liam`: np :P
[21:54] <evelyette_> hi
[21:55] <evelyette_> when I boot the 32-bit ubuntu livecd I get this error: ubuntu +livecd kernel panic not syncing vfs wn-block  ... why ?
[21:55] <evelyette_> I'm pressing "Install ubuntu" ...
[21:55] <evelyette_> I'm not sure why the livecd wouldn't boot ... I've just downloaded the new 12.10 iso and burned it to cd
[21:55] <evelyette_> any ideas anyone?
[21:56] <OPSJono> Any ideas on what? (I've just joined)
[21:56] <evelyette_>  when I boot the 32-bit ubuntu livecd I get this error: ubuntu +livecd kernel panic not syncing vfs wn-block  ... why ?
[21:56] <phillyj> evelyette_: maybe it is corrupted during burning?
[21:56] <Jean-Pierre_Doll> maybe cd is broken
[21:56] <ntzrmtthihu777> evelyette_: how did you burn the iso?
[21:56] <beneter> evelyette_: have you checked hashes?
[21:56] <phaedra> evelyette_, 12.10 insn't really the new one.  13.04 is the latest. are you sure you're not using the 13.10 iso?
[21:58] <evelyette_> I downloaded 12.04 because it has LTS
[21:58] <ntzrmtthihu777> and unless you have a genuine reason, i generally discourage jumping to the latest version simply because its the latest.
[21:58] <phaedra> evelyette_,  run a md5 check on the iso to make sure it's not corrupted
[21:59] <evelyette_> phaedra, is there any good tool for that on Windows?
[22:00] <OPSJono> If you want a good ISO burner for Windows (free) try 'astroburn lite'
[22:00] <OPSJono> Really good program and it's never let me down
[22:00] <beneter> OPSJono: WTF?
[22:00] <phaedra> evelyette_,  let me check. not sure about a win version
[22:00] <ntzrmtthihu777> evelyette_: if you'r burning an iso from windows i find burncdcc to be excellent. it made my transition to ubuntu painless :P
[22:01] <OPSJono> Oh, sorry I missed some of the chat, thought that Evelyette was asking for a program on windows to burn an iso, my mistake
[22:01] <evelyette_> I'm using cdburnerxp
[22:02] <phaedra> evelyette_,  you can try this for md5 on win.  http://www.winmd5.com/
[22:02] <histo> evelyette_: md5sum the iso and the cd your are burning. Also do you have a 32bit CPU or 64bit?
[22:02] <evelyette_> it's 32bit
[22:03] <evelyette_> where can I get the original MD5 ?
[22:03] <ipkaf> hello ppl
[22:03] <OPSJono> evelyette_: It should be listed on the download website
[22:03] <ipkaf> ubuntu everything is possible
[22:03] <phaedra> evelyette_,  the original is installed with ubuntu
[22:04] <MonkeyDust> !md5
[22:04] <evelyette_> it's not: I'm downloading from http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop
[22:04] <OPSJono> Yeah, I just checked and it's not there for me either - I could of swore it used to be listed on the download page
[22:04] <ipkaf> well my question is :
[22:05] <ipkaf> i got this file http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746463/ + this script http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746466/
[22:05] <evelyette_> yeah, the hashes are the same
[22:06] <beneter> evelyette_: what hardware are you trying to bootß
[22:06] <MonkeyDust> ipkaf  that would be for the #bash channel
[22:07] <ipkaf> well bash ppl don't understand MonkeyDust
[22:07] <ipkaf> that's why i m here
[22:07] <ipkaf> well i got this list + this script http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746466/
[22:08] <MonkeyDust> ipkaf  the #bash people are more skilled in bash than we are
[22:08] <ipkaf> i don't think really
[22:08] <ipkaf> well i got a very basic question MonkeyDust
[22:09] <ipkaf> i got this list + this script http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746466/
[22:09] <MonkeyDust> ipkaf  if the #bash people don't understand it, it's not basic
[22:09] <ipkaf> i got this list http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746463/ + this script  http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746466/
[22:09] <ipkaf> i m looking for a feature
[22:10] <ipkaf> each time you update the list
[22:10] <evelyette_> beneter, it's AMD sempron 2800+
[22:10] <ipkaf> the script able to do 3 things CHECK / ACTION / CHECK
[22:10] <MonkeyDust> ipkaf  you may want to submit it on a forum or so, it's beyond this channel
[22:10] <ipkaf> how to do ?
[22:12] <beneter> evelyette_: shoud work....
[22:12] <beneter> *should
[22:12] <evelyette_> what should I do, MD5 are correct and the system results in " kernel panic not syncing vfs wn-block" ...
[22:12] <histo> evelyette_: Why aren't you using 64bit version of ubuntu btw?
[22:13] <evelyette_> histo, 32-bit processor
[22:13] <histo> evelyette_: You should check the md5sum of the cd you burned
[22:13] <histo> !md5sum | evelyette_
[22:14] <ipkaf> do you get MonkeyDust ?
[22:15] <ipkaf> it's a very basic question
[22:15] <ipkaf> i got a list with a script
[22:15] <beneter> histo: how is he supposed to do this? ^^ there are no hashes avaliable for the burned cd, are there?
[22:15] <ipkaf> each time  you update the list the script should able to run that 3 command
[22:15] <ipkaf> so that we got : one for CHECK one for ACTION and one for CHECK
[22:15] <ipkaf> how to do ?
[22:16] <beneter> k sry, i was wrong
[22:16] <evelyette_> histo, can I check that on windows ?
[22:16] <histo> beneter: it's the same hash when you use has the proper size on the disk
[22:16] <beneter> histo: have seen it now, sry ;)
[22:16] <histo> beneter: s/has/hash/
[22:17] <R4v3n> hello, im running ubuntu 12.04 on my HTPC and i have a Nas4free at home, when i try to add NFS as video source in XBMC i can  see the share name the mountpoint on the remote machine
[22:17] <R4v3n> (00:15) ( R4v3n_) but in XBMC nothing happens.. is this a bug perhaps? i can mount it and view content on my ubuntu machine
[22:17] <R4v3n> (00:16) ( R4v3n_) so the nas server is properly working..
[22:18] <ipkaf> do you get MonkeyDust ?
[22:18] <onebitxajax> hi to all
[22:19] <onebitxajax> i have installer installed ubuntu and make crypt disk
[22:19] <onebitxajax> all disk is crypted
[22:19] <onebitxajax> but now i can't boot
[22:19] <onebitxajax> how can repair rub?
[22:19] <beneter> is there an error message?
[22:20] <evelyette_> beneter, phaedra the cd works in another system ... any ideas ?
[22:20] <onebitxajax> beneter: no it's simple don't boot
[22:20] <SonikkuAmerica> onebitxajax: I hope to Richard Stallman you meant GRUB
[22:21] <SonikkuAmerica> onebitxajax: Anywho, have your Live image handy?
[22:21] <beneter> onebitxajax: have you tried installing it agian, or is that no option?
[22:21] <onebitxajax> SonikkuAmerica: GRUB
[22:21] <onebitxajax> beneter: yes i can
[22:21] <onebitxajax> SonikkuAmerica: yes
[22:21] <beneter> evelyette_ have you tried updating your bios?
[22:22] <beneter> eveylette_ or an other OS?
[22:22] <SonikkuAmerica> onebitxajax: Boot from it and connect to the Internet.
[22:22] <onebitxajax> SonikkuAmerica:
[22:22] <onebitxajax> ok
[22:23] <evelyette_> beneter, no, but I'm not sure that I want to get into that ... the CD should work, why doesn't it ?
[22:23] <beneter> evelyette_ maybe your hardware is not compatible to ubuntu
[22:23] <SonikkuAmerica> onebitxajax: Then, in a terminal: [ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:yannubuntu/boot-repair ; sudo apt-get update ; sudo apt-get install boot-repair ; boot-repair & ]
[22:24] <evelyette_> beneter, I've had ubuntu 10.10 installed beforehand
[22:25] <beneter> evelyette_ then try installing with an older kernel... maybe it works that way...
[22:25] <onebitxajax> SonikkuAmerica: and after that use boot-repair?
[22:25] <SonikkuAmerica> onebitxajax: I included the command to run Boot Repair in the cmd line above, but yeah.
[22:25] <ipkaf> anyone understand my question ?
[22:26] <SonikkuAmerica> ipkaf: We do. /join #bash
[22:26] <MonkeyDust> ipkaf  wrong channel, bash scripting is for #bash
[22:26] <onebitxajax> SonikkuAmerica: ok i wil do ti, thank you
[22:26] <ipkaf> i m allready there
[22:26] <ipkaf> no one understand
[22:26] <ipkaf> it's just a very basic question ?
[22:29] <MisterX> hi there
[22:29] <scx> hello
[22:29] <scx> can anyone show me result of that?: ls -la /etc/grub*
[22:31] <MisterX> scx: → .  ..  00_header  05_debian_theme  10_linux  20_linux_xen  20_memtest86+  30_os-prober  30_uefi-firmware  40_custom  41_custom  README ← for me; you don't need ctimes; all owned by root/root; rights: -rwxr-xr-x
[22:32] <OerHeks> http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746601/
[22:33] <OerHeks> MisterX, all, but the readme
[22:36] <onebitxajax> SonikkuAmerica: are you tehre?
[22:36] <SonikkuAmerica> Yeah.
[22:36] <SonikkuAmerica> Any luck?
[22:37] <onebitxajax> SonikkuAmerica: i have this options
[22:37] <onebitxajax> reccomanded repair oppure create a bootinfo summary
[22:37] <onebitxajax> reccomanded repair OR create a bootinfo summary
[22:37] <SonikkuAmerica> Hit "recommended repair"
[22:38] <histo> evelyette_: I would try burning at a slower speed or booting off of a thumb drive rather than keep wasting CDs/DVDs
[22:39] <straemer> I'm having trouble importing my "Purchased From Ubuntu One" folder into rhythmbox. There's a yellow bar that says "scanning", but it hasn't made any progress yet
[22:39] <straemer> I'm running 13.04
[22:39] <evelyette_> histo, ok, I'll try, thank you
[22:40] <b3rz3rk3r> Hi guys, I'm getting tearing on video and games on my GTX560 (NVIDIA UNIX x86_64 Kernel Module  310.44  Wed Mar 27 14:51:30 PDT 2013 GCC version:  gcc version 4.7.3 (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.7.3-1ubuntu1)) The fixes suggested in google searches haven't worked. Anyone know how to fix this?
[22:41] <histo> b3rz3rk3r: Improper refresh rate?
[22:41] <scx> MisterX: do you have symbolic link to /boot/grub/grub.cfg? For example /etc/grub, /etc/grub.cfg or /etc/grub.conf?
[22:41] <MrBIMC> guys, how do i delete line from file without sed command?
[22:41] <MisterX> scx: researching for statistics or what? ;)
[22:41] <MrBIMC> or append a symbol at the beginning of a line?
[22:42] <MisterX> MrBIMC: man sed ?
[22:42] <MisterX> ah, sorry, without
[22:42] <MrBIMC> I can't se sed
[22:42] <scx> MisterX: i need to help my friend but i dont have ubuntu
[22:42] <statl> MrBIMC: if you can identify that line uniquely, simply use grep -v
[22:43] <MisterX> scx: what's the exact problem?
[22:43] <onebitxajax>  SonikkuAmerica http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746623/
[22:43] <b3rz3rk3r> histo, seems fine. 60 on monitor and card settings
[22:43] <onebitxajax> SonikkuAmerica: what i must do?
[22:43] <MisterX> scx: ls /etc | grep grub → grub.d
[22:43] <scx> MisterX: grub menu is not displaying or not display "recovery mode", but in /etc/default/grub everything is fine
[22:44] <tolland> on my old hp laptop nc6400 which I upgraded to 13.04, it doesn't boot off the 3.8 kernel, (I think due to graphics issues), but does off the 3.2
[22:44] <LoCoZeNoz_ZUE> hi, currently as i am forced to use you distro, i need to spawn a getty on start on serial. How do i do that (ubuntu doesnt seem to have initab like normal people do)
[22:44] <MrBIMC> statl: example?
[22:44] <MisterX> scx: checked if /etc/default/grub is the file where grub takes the info from?
[22:44] <scx> MisterX: no
[22:44] <MisterX> like, changed something it does display and see if it's shown correctly?
[22:44] <tolland> I tried installing the intermediate kernels and see which version actually broke it, but it says "no candidate for install"
[22:45] <tolland> any pointers on forcing installation of older kernels that are not listed
[22:45] <MisterX> there should be some display-names where you can put in all the text you want
[22:45] <MisterX> @scx
[22:45] <SonikkuAmerica> onebitxajax: Let me look at it.
[22:45] <statl> MrBIMC: grep -v "some content of that particular line (or regexp or whatever grep accepts)" myfile
[22:46] <MisterX> scx: i'd configure the menu via /boot/grub/menu.lst
[22:46] <MrBIMC> that lists all lines that are not contain regexp'd phrase
[22:46] <SonikkuAmerica> onebitxajax: Reboot
[22:46] <scx> MisterX: so you have GRUB v1?
[22:47] <scx> GRUB v2 use grub.cfg
[22:47] <SonikkuAmerica> !grub | MisterX
[22:47] <MisterX> SonikkuAmerica: thanks but you could have referred that to scx who's actually having the issue with grub
[22:47] <MrBIMC> the whole story looks so: i need to append "#" symbol to "qemu.hwkeys=0" line in build.prop file
[22:48] <SonikkuAmerica> MisterX: Oops
[22:48] <statl> MrBIMC: open it in your favorite editor and add it ;)
[22:48] <MisterX> SonikkuAmerica: ;)
[22:48] <MrBIMC> and i cant' use sed cuz android's busybox does not have it
[22:48] <SonikkuAmerica> !grub1 | scx
[22:48] <SonikkuAmerica> scx: GRUB v1 is EOL
[22:49] <MrBIMC> command will be launched from my app
[22:49] <scx> SonikkuAmerica: i know
[22:49] <scx> (in Ubuntu)
[22:49] <scx> EL3-EL6 still use GRUBv1
[22:50] <MrBIMC> i know, that's weird to use console commands in android apps, bt i need to
[22:51] <statl> MrBIMC: Wouldn't it be better for the app to read the file and write it again including the changes instead of launching shell commands?
[22:51] <statl> MrBIMC: But there is of course a shell solution :)
[22:52] <MrBIMC> i prefer shell soltion
[22:52] <MrBIMC> solution
[22:52] <Mage_Dude> Anyone familiar with DHCP and PXE when booting nodes for MAAS?
[22:53] <MrBIMC> so, i need equivalent of sed '/qemu.hw.mainkeys/d' build.prop"
[22:53] <statl> echo "#" > tmp_file && grep "qemu.foo" file >> tmp_file && grep -v "qemu.foo" file >> tmp_file && mv tmp_file file
[22:53] <statl> might actually work :D
[22:54] <S4L> Stupid q: doing release upgrade via command line, hit details on obsolete packages, dont know how to get out of details list to answer the prompt
[22:54] <Mage_Dude> Will the nodes only get their boot image from the DHCP server? Or will they get just the IP from DHCP, then try to contact the MAAS server for the boot image?
[22:54] <scx> MisterX: could you show me: find /boot/ -type f | xargs file
[22:54] <MrBIMC> will try now
[22:56] <MisterX> scx: http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746660/
[22:56] <MrBIMC> yeah, i could actually jst push every line except "qemu to a new file" and tthen rename that file into original name
[22:56] <MrBIMC> hm
[22:57] <scx> MisterX: thx
[22:57] <MisterX> scx: np
[22:57] <statl> MrBIMC: You also could try a simple bash loop and match that string inside
[22:58] <MrBIMC> anyone here have android phone without navbar (i.e. real buttons) ?
[22:59] <MrBIMC> can you check your /system build.prop file. are you even have this qemu.hwkeys... line ?
[22:59] <jeremiah_> What is the simplest way of cloning a hard drive without using liveCD?
[22:59] <beneter> MrBIMC: wait a sec ;)
[22:59] <histo> jeremiah_: dd over the network to something else
[23:00] <histo> jeremiah_: you could use nc with dd
[23:00] <jeremiah_> histo,  i had errors with that...
[23:00] <Jordan_U> jeremiah_: There is no simple way of cloning the hard drive your root FS is on, while the system is running.
[23:00] <statl> jeremiah_, histo: therefore, the sector sizes have to be equal, don't they?
[23:00] <statl> i mean cloning a hdd using dd
[23:01] <Jordan_U> jeremiah_: histo: Using dd to copy a filesystem that's mounted rw is a terrible idea.
[23:01] <beneter> MrBIMC: S3 having no line starting with qemu
[23:01] <histo> jeremiah_: what errors were you getting
[23:01] <jeremiah_> I need to copy the ubuntu partition i am using right now onto a bigger hdd
[23:01] <MrBIMC> ok, that's good
[23:01] <histo> Jordan_U: It's not a terrible idea if you know what you are doing
[23:01] <Jordan_U> jeremiah_: Does the system in question need to be running, or do you just not have external media to boot from?
[23:01] <histo> jeremiah_: why do you not want to boot to something and just do it.
[23:02] <Jordan_U> histo: In what case is it ever save to dd an in use filesystem?
[23:02] <elisa87>  I have mounted a disk image I have created myself with ext2 filesystem but none of those common folders has been created in the disk image which is mounted...can you take a look at this ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746669/
[23:02] <jeremiah_> histo,  time. I tried, and the liveCD takes too long to boot....
[23:02] <jeremiah_> and i get bunches of errors.
[23:02] <elisa87>  I have mounted a disk image I have created myself with ext2 filesystem but none of those common folders has been created in the disk image which is mounted...can you take a look at this ? http://paste.ubuntu.com/5746669/ Jordan_U you might know about this
[23:02] <jeremiah_> Jordan_U,  I have liveCD, but it takes forever to boot, and i loads of errors
[23:03] <Jordan_U> jeremiah_: It sounds like you have a bad liveCD then. Did you try the integrity check at boot? What liveCD are you using?
[23:03] <histo> Jordan_U: You have to do what you have to do sometimes. He is just being lazy though and it's not worth the headaches he is going to create.
[23:03] <jeremiah_> Jordan_U,  Ubuntu 12.04 IOS. It isn't bad, because i burned it multiple times, with different liveCD files, all taking about 5 minutes to boot.
[23:04] <histo> Jordan_U: he could mount ro and image
[23:05] <OerHeks> sure, live cd can take 5 minutes to load, that is almost normal
[23:05] <histo> jeremiah_: you can use a lighter livecd just to imgae
[23:05] <Jordan_U> jeremiah_: Did you do an md5sum check of the iso itself? Did you actually try the boot time check (which will check that the iso was good, the CD is good, *and* your CDROM drive is good)?
[23:05] <jeremiah_> I don't have to computers to use, thus flopping between live and hdd, takes forever.
[23:05] <histo> jeremiah_: the mini iso probably has dd installed
[23:05] <S4L> Google is being surprisingly unhelpful on such a simple thing... :-/ just want to finish this darn upgrade
[23:06] <histo> jeremiah_: it's going to take you more time to work around the caveats created by imaging a live system that it would to boot the cd and just do it.
[23:06] <jeremiah_> K, give me an iso that has good imaging software on it, is light, and has xchat IRC on it.
[23:06] <histo> S4L: what version are you running?
[23:06] <jeremiah_> and is less than four gigs, so it fits on my flash drive. I don't have any blank cds with me
[23:07] <histo> jeremiah_: grml  would work perfectly... Not sure if xchat is installed
[23:07] <histo> jeremiah_: is there a reason you need xchat?
[23:07] <jeremiah_> for your guys's help. i know for 100% fact something wont go right.
[23:07] <Jordan_U> jeremiah_: You can install Xchat in pretty much any LiveCD if you want it over other clients/ http://webchat.freenode.net .
[23:08] <histo> jeremiah_: the grml full iso has irssi irc client
[23:08] <S4L> histo: 12.04, stuck at (END) and don't want to ctrl-c
[23:08] <jeremiah_> k
[23:08] <jeremiah_> i am getting it as we speak.
[23:08] <histo> S4L: can you paste the error
[23:08] <histo> jeremiah_: may I ask why you are trying to clone the drive to something else?
[23:09] <jeremiah_> histo, Upgrading hdd.
[23:09] <jeremiah_> to a much larger one.
[23:09] <S4L> I'm on my phone due to being in the middle of an upgrade. No error, just cant get out of details screen