[03:40] <vertix1> spending a WEEK trying to boot after clean install?
[03:40] <vertix1> never heard of anything like this in my whole life
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  yea. i found a lotof that stuff just cuses way too many complications.
[03:40] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  i dont even play with raid any more :)
[03:41] <prag> i got dual boot with windows xp and ubuntu 8.10 . now i want to replace ubuntu 8.10 with kubuntu 9.04. how do i do that without having to reinstall windows XP because i dont have the xp cd.
[03:41] <vertix1> Gnea, nope, my hardware is perfectly good. yes, i got rooted under windoze and that could have screwed some things up, but that should not prevent it from booting
[03:41] <orange-wedge> Dr_Willis  i do like LVM for my massive partition /storage
[03:41] <BePhantom> prag, boot into ubuntu and upgade
[03:41] <Gnea> !upgrade | prag (you don't, you can simply upgrade your 8.10 installation to 9.04)
[03:41] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  i got external TB sized usb drives for that. :)
[03:41] <Dr_Willis> orange-wedge:  but myneeds are simple.. More space for the wifes videos.
[03:41] <linux_noob> thanks for the help, bye everyone
[03:42] <what_if> im having a problem removing my soudcard module... see error here: http://paste.ubuntu.com/171220/
[03:42] <what_if> I think its just a matter of order... but don't know
[03:42] <Gnea> vertix1: well, if the rooter managed to overload the system in some way, a hardware failure would certainly cause it to not boot right...
[03:42] <vertix1> Gnea, is there any way i can upgrade to 9.04 from liveCD without frying anything cause my fryer won't word while i am on livecd?
[03:43] <Naynay> why is my USB memory being mounted as read-only? I want to wipe the contents off? How do I format it in vfat for reuse?
[03:43] <prag> but i downloaded the iso image for kubuntu. how do i do with that
[03:43] <genii> what_if: You need to clost things that may be using it. Like mixers
[03:43] <Gnea> vertix1: i don't understand what you're asking.
[03:43] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  is it ntfs filesystem? you  want to format it to what filesystem?
[03:43] <chuck_> prag, try this http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/purekde then upgrade oor the other way around
[03:43] <orange-wedge> naynay
[03:43] <Naynay> It's a vfat filesystem. 9.04 is mounting it readonly for reasons I don't understand
[03:43] <vertix1> Gnea, well, i dont see any indications of anything not working properly as far as hardware goes
[03:43] <orange-wedge> you can mount it manually
[03:43] <Naynay> I could but....
[03:44] <vertix1> Gnea, i don't think their goal was to destroy my box. i have big logs of their network all saved
[03:44] <vertix1> i'll publish those logs
[03:44] <Gnea> vertix1: well "it doesn't boot" could mean any number of things, which you haven't pointed out
[03:44] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  you have to mountthem with the proper options normally.   you can format it with  the gparted tool if you want.
[03:44] <genii> what_if: Also you might want to use sudo modprobe -r modulename           instead of rmmod. modprobe will also remove all sub-dependant modules where rmm doesn't
[03:44] <superboy> is there a way to upgrade to ultimate edition from terminal?
[03:44] <genii> *rmmod
[03:44] <Dr_Willis> superboy:  i would avoid most of those fancy named ubuntu variants
[03:45] <Dr_Willis> superboy:  for that one..basicially just start installing EVERYTHING.. :)
[03:45] <owh> superboy: Ultimate edition of what?
[03:45] <Naynay> gparted in the repositories, right?
[03:45] <Gnea> vertix1: well, if you let them root you, then perhaps you should concentrate more on making sure it doesn't happen again before taking any sort of retaliatory action
[03:45] <vertix1> it is a big time case actually, i have logs of one of the biggest names in recording industry involved with this rootkit global network of sabotage. this could be a pretty big story. i just did one google search and felt on my arse
[03:45] <Dr_Willis> !info gparted
[03:45] <superboy> its not worth it?
[03:45] <Dr_Willis> superboy:  proberly not.
[03:45] <superboy> ok thats good enough for my thanks
[03:45] <vertix1> and i looged every single rootkit network packet for a week!!!!!
[03:46] <Naynay> I don't know why a partition editor isn't in the main distribution.... but whatever
[03:46] <Gnea> vertix1: great, now don't lose it :p
[03:46] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  space space and space...
[03:46] <vertix1> so i got all their host logged to the millisecond precision, on all ports, including port 80, 81, icmp type for and file share udp
[03:46] <miller> I need a little help geting wireless drivers working
[03:46] <miller> miller@miller-laptop:~$ uname -r
[03:46] <miller> 2.6.24-19-generic
[03:46] <Naynay> figures.... still just about any other GUI based operating system has a drive formatter somewheere in the default install
[03:46] <vovk> hey guys... I'm kind of new to Xchat (irc in general) and am trying to join the python channel. It's telling me that i have to be identified in order to join... anyone know how to go around doing that?
[03:46] <what_if> genii: is there any way to see what is using the module? it just says in use, not by what
[03:47] <Gnea> vertix1: got a problem with your ubuntu that you need solved or are you gonna keep bragging?
[03:47] <miller> miller@miller-laptop:~$ lspci | grep Atheros
[03:47] <miller> 17:00.0 Ethernet controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR242x 802.11abg Wireless PCI Express Adapter (rev 01)
[03:47] <doleyb> vovk: You can ask nickserv how
[03:47] <miller> and im working on ubuntu 8.04
[03:47] <Gnea> !pastebin | miller
[03:47] <miller> sorry
[03:47] <genii> what_if: Something like:  lsof | grep sound                   might
[03:47] <IndyGunFreak> miller: that device should wkr out of the box w/ Jaunty (32bit, not sure on 64bit)
[03:47] <orange-wedge> naynay you could also use fdisk
[03:48] <vertix1> Gnea, i won't loose those logs now. i made so many copies on floppies in .gz format, that i don't care if i can't boot for another week. but once i publish those logs, some heads are going to roll in recording industry, the BIGGEST names
[03:48] <miller> 32bit 8.04?
[03:48] <SeViLLa> how do i change my upsplash theme
[03:48] <weternal> hello, I cannot get a second monitor to work with ubuntu 9.04.  I would not mind if a solution to this problem merely cloned my primary screen
[03:48] <miller> it doesnt
[03:48] <q_> vertix1: what search made you fell on your arse?
[03:48] <miller> im using hardy heron
[03:48] <IndyGunFreak> miller: 32bit 8.04 is different, it requires significant patching to make it work.
[03:48] <Gnea> vertix1: floppies?!
[03:48] <vovk> doleyb: nickserv is a bot, yes?
[03:48] <Naynay> I could use a lot of things. I'm just whining about the usability here of a GUI based Linux distro ;)
[03:48] <doleyb> vovk: Yes, nickserv handles your registering.  Ask him for help.
[03:49] <coolkourt> does anyone have a good resource on web dev on ubuntu 9.04?
[03:49] <SeViLLa> Does anyone know how to change the upsplash theme???
[03:49] <IndyGunFreak> miller: did you just install 8.04?
[03:49] <vovk> nickserv: help
[03:49] <vertix1> Gnea, i wish i can solve this boot problem. but i was trying for the last 16 hours to find someone who might now about it and so far, not much luck and i don't even know what to think about it
[03:49] <doleyb> coolkourt: You can read any of the usual LAMP web guides.
[03:49] <miller> yes
[03:49] <vovk> doleyb: i suppose i am quite new at this :(
[03:49] <IndyGunFreak> miller: why didnt you just install 9.04?
[03:50] <Gnea> vertix1: it sounds more like you've spent more time publicizing your case against the riaa than trying to get the problem solved
[03:50] <miller> i tried to install kubuntu 9.04 but it absolutly hates my graphics card
[03:50] <vertix1> Gnea, do YOU have an idea what this might be?
[03:50] <coolkourt> ok, i just thought there might be some ubuntu related threads or tutorials, i just wanna edit on my ftp server
[03:50] <miller> it flickers
[03:50] <miller> and apparently there is no fix
[03:50] <vovk> miller: that's odd. which card are you using?
[03:50] <IndyGunFreak> miller: what graphics card?
[03:50] <WebcamWonder> Question: To upgrade to Jaunty, do I have to install all the Intrepid updates?
[03:50] <doleyb> vovk: /msg nickserv help
[03:50] <miller> ati radeon x1200
[03:50] <vovk> WebcamWonder: aye
[03:50] <vovk> doleyb: thanks :D
[03:50] <Gnea> vertix1: nope, you haven't tried to work with me, so i can only do nothing
[03:50] <WebcamWonder> vovk: even the ones that were published today? :D
[03:50] <IndyGunFreak> miller: well, maybe try 8.10...
[03:50] <miller> the wirless worked at first but after a restart it stopped working
[03:51] <miller> on 9.04
[03:51] <miller> so
[03:51] <miller> who knows
[03:51] <Naynay> eehh, gparted formatted the USB stick, so I closed gparted. Now I'm trying to start it up again to mount the drive, and gparted won't start up
[03:51] <IndyGunFreak> 9.04 it should work fine... it has fo rme on 3 PC's
[03:51] <vertix1> Gnea, just relax. first you get into my shoes and see hnow it feels not being able to boot a clean install for a week when you have 2 years of worked piled up, and THEN you come with your moral judgements :)
[03:51] <Matson> how do I find which package installed " /etc/init.d/ondemand "
[03:51] <Gnea> !attitude | vertix1
[03:51] <weternal> hey I'm trying to get a second monitor to work with ubuntu 9.04
[03:51] <miller> I have been able to get it working before under 8.04 but of course i dont remember
[03:52] <IndyGunFreak> miller: typically it required a fair amount of patching w/ madwifi,t hats how i always got it to work.. not sure how it would go nowdays
[03:52] <Gnea> vertix1: I have a better idea: step away from the computer and go relax yourself and come back when you can stick to the topic of your boot problem. unless, of course, you're ready to tell us what the boot error actually is.... ;)
[03:52] <vertix1> Gnea, you don't have to bother with this. it is YOUR "attitude" that sux so far, cause you are getting into something that has nothing to do with you and your judgments are totally off the wall
[03:53] <vertix1> you just have nothing better to do but instill guilt into ppl?
[03:53] <darrellsmith> i cant install frostwire
[03:53] <Gnea> !ot | vertix1
[03:53] <darrellsmith> can someone help me
[03:53] <Matson>  apt-file search
[03:53] <RHorse> !question | darrellsmith
[03:53] <Matson> found it
[03:54] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: doy ou mean you can't install it, or you can't get it to run?
[03:54] <darrellsmith> cant get it to run
[03:54] <vertix1> i am talking about boot problem and not interested in anything else, not fear, not guilt not moral judgements
[03:54] <chuck_> vertix, dude take another prosac
[03:54] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: go to system/admin/synaptic package manager
[03:54] <vertix1> :)
[03:55] <RHorse> !guilt
[03:55] <Gnea> vertix1: I wasn't trying to instill guilt - if you are filled with guilt already, then that is your problem. now, if you're done, what is the boot problem?
[03:55] <Naynay> I guess gparted killed the process that automatically mounts USB deivces
[03:55] <Matson> dpkg -S too
[03:55] <spencer> grrr, i install the ATi drivers and now my boot up is completely fucked even when i disable the drivers.
[03:55] <Matson> works better
[03:55] <vertix1> ubottu, ot! :)
[03:55] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  you dont want to  partition mounted drives. they gotto be unmounted.
[03:55] <Naynay> I know that
[03:55] <orange-wedge> ok guys i've got to go to work... but i'll only be an alt-tab away
[03:55] <IndyGunFreak> !msgthebot > vertix
[03:55] <RHorse> !love
[03:55] <vertix1> ubottu, what DO you know :)
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> !msgthebot > vertix1
[03:56] <Naynay> gparted won't let you format a mounted usb drive anyway
[03:56] <darrellsmith> frostwire isnt there idygunfreak
[03:56] <Gnea> !troll
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: no kidding...
[03:56] <vertix1> ubottu, at least you smile all the time!
[03:56] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  you dont formated mounted partitions  anyway
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: do you have a frostwire in appliations/internet?
[03:56] <Naynay> I unmounted, formatted, quit gparted ... styarted gparted again, but gparted died. I unplugged usb drive, plugged it back in again, refuses to mount
[03:56] <weternal> hello, can someone please help me set up a dual monitor in ubuntu 9.04?
[03:57] <darrellsmith> no
[03:57] <orange-wedge> naynay run sudo fdisk -l
[03:57] <Naynay> I can mount the drive manually, but why should I ;)
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  err.. if you formated.. why doyou need gparted then?  you can just format without gparted.
[03:57] <orange-wedge> do you see the drive there
[03:57] <darrellsmith> i tried to install it from the website
[03:57] <Gnea> weternal: what video card?
[03:57] <Naynay> that's not the point
[03:57] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: how did you try to install it?
[03:57] <darrellsmith> i liked on the one that says ubuntu
[03:57] <Dr_Willis> Naynay:  ifyou unplugged a drive while its mounted..it may be confsing the system a bit.
[03:57] <darrellsmith> it was a deb file
[03:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !who > darrellsmith
[03:57] <Naynay> I never did that
[03:57] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: did you double click it to run it?
[03:57] <Naynay> the point is, while I can fix this from the command line, I can't see why anyone else should have to
[03:57] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith NOT all Debs are suitable for Ubuntu
[03:58] <Matson> I installed and then removed smokeping, but it did not remove the config files
[03:58] <pinkey> hi.  After upgrading to 9.04, when I boot my machine, the wireless indicator starts blinking (annoying).  I don't use wireless, and it's unwanted.  I can stop this by doing "sudo /sbin/ifconfig ra0 down" but why should I have to do this?  Is there a way to stop it at startup?  Adding that command into /etc/rc.local doesn't seem to work.
[03:58] <Matson> I am trying to use apt-get purge and it won't remove the rest
[03:58] <vertix1> so, anybody around knows about ide/scsi boot issue with not being able to mount a clean root partition in the right device?
[03:58] <darrellsmith> i think so
[03:58] <IndyGunFreak> Jack_Sparrow: frostwire's deb is an ubuntu .deb
[03:58] <Gnea> weternal: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=221174
[03:58] <Matson> how do I remove config files for a package already removed?
[03:58] <darrellsmith> i tried to install it the first time but then when i rebooted it screwed up the system
[03:58] <darrellsmith> so i had to do a fresh install so i know it was worker
[03:58] <Jack_Sparrow> IndyGunFreak Understood, just pointing out what should be obvious
[03:58] <darrellsmith> working
[03:58] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: open a terminal (application/accessories/terminal) and type frostwire , then hit enter and see what it says
[03:58] <IndyGunFreak> Jack_Sparrow: roger.. ;)
[03:59] <weternal> gnea would it be ati radeon 9000?
[03:59] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith Use the persons name that you are talking with.. it makes everyones life easier
[03:59] <Gnea> weternal: it's your system, you tell me - open a terminal and type:  lspci | grep VGA
[04:00] <weternal> gnea yeah here's the response from the vga line of lspci: ATI Technologies Inc Radeon RV250 [Mobility FireGL 9000] (rev 02)
[04:00] <Gnea> weternal: so you've got a laptop?
[04:00] <weternal> gnea, yes dell inspiron 600m
[04:00] <darrellsmith> i hit enter it says command not found
[04:00] <Gnea> !laptop
[04:00] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: so it didn't install
[04:00] <darrellsmith> no
[04:01] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: go back to frostwire.com and download the .deb, and double click it
[04:01] <tomp3> when i click on a pane in the pager, the pane goes grey, and doesnt switch desktop. whats happened? ( ctrl alt rt arrow is ok )
[04:02] <ubuntu92> всем утра)
[04:02] <Gnea> weternal: hard to say, not sure if it'll do an external monitor at the same time.. does it work in windows?
[04:02] <Jack_Sparrow> !ru > ubuntu92
[04:02] <pinkey> How can I disable my wireless interface?
[04:03] <ubuntu92> vsem utra)
[04:03] <darrellsmith> it says you tried to install a  file that does no longer exist
[04:03] <weternal> gnea, yes It did work in xp... however since then I have lost the XP partition
[04:03] <Jack_Sparrow> ubuntu92 Please stop
[04:03] <darrellsmith> and i downloaded it from the net
[04:03] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: well, that explains that.. you're not downloading the file.
[04:03] <ubuntu92> how do autostart compiz in ubuntu 8.10?
[04:03] <coolkourt> does aptana work with ubuntu?
[04:03] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak will i download it from the web
[04:04] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith Stop using enter for punctuation and use the persons name when you write
[04:04] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak it says it downloaded
[04:04] <weternal> Gnea, I'm trying to get it to output video through an s-video cable
[04:04] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: do you see the .deb file on the desktop or in your home folder?
[04:05] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak no i dont but i ma using firefox and it says it dowloaded
[04:05] <snowrichard> I just installed the ubuntu 8.x in a Virtual box. Went to do the updates and it offered to dist upgrade so i'm doing that now.  That is pretty cool.
[04:05] <Dr_Willis> ubuntu92:  i find that installing/using/running 'fusion-icon' makes that task a lot easier.
[04:05] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: is it in your home folder?.. or perhaps in /home/username/Documents
[04:06] <frewsxcv> i accidentally wiped my grub install from my wubi install from within ubuntu....now i can't access windows
[04:06] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak nope isnt there
[04:06] <snowrichard> I killed my grub by accident today too.
[04:06] <snowrichard> lucky I had an XP cdrom
[04:06] <Gnea> weternal: you can't do dual-monitors using s-video
[04:06] <Jack_Sparrow> frewsxcv First off I wont recommend wubi installs. I dont feel they are safe.  second  fixmbr will get you windows.. or should
[04:06] <Jack_Sparrow> !fixmbr
[04:06] <Gnea> weternal: it would have to be vga or dvi
[04:06] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: i dunno, doesn't make any sense.... in firefox.. click edit/preferences.. and where it says "Save Files To".. where does it say its saving files to?
[04:07] <tomp3> darrellsmith: you can find where firefox stores files under Edit | Preferences | Main | Save Files To
[04:07] <frewsxcv> Jack_Sparrow: what do i do? recovery disc -> fixmbr?
[04:07] <weternal> gnea thanks for the help
[04:07] <Jack_Sparrow> frewsxcv any windows cd will do
[04:07] <Gnea> weternal: do you have the aticonfig tool installed?
[04:07] <frewsxcv> Jack_Sparrow: can i use an xp on a vista you think?
[04:07] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak it says my desktop but the file isnt there
[04:07] <Jack_Sparrow> frewsxcv after that then you should do a real install of ubuntu
[04:07] <weternal> gnea no
[04:08] <superboy> how do i upgrade to beta version?
[04:08] <frewsxcv> yeah okay Jack_Sparrow
[04:08] <Jack_Sparrow> frewsxcv Yes an XP cd should be fine
[04:08] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: wellt hatm akes absolutely zero since, if you're sure you downloaded it.
[04:08] <darrellsmith> yes it saus it downloaded
[04:08] <Jack_Sparrow> IndyGunFreak "Locate"
[04:08] <weternal> gnea what's the package name for aticonfig?
[04:08] <eseven73> what is imagemagick's path? I've tried locate imagemagick, and whereis imagemagick, no luck though
[04:08] <tomp3>  when i click on a pane in the pager, the pane goes grey, and doesnt switch desktop. whats happened? ( ctrl alt rt arrow is ok )
[04:09] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak yes i am sure it  says it downloaded
[04:09] <coolkourt> how do you find windows serial from ubuntu instalation
[04:09] <myk_robinson1> anyone else here got an HP Pavilion dv2300 series laptop? trying to figure out how to improve battery performance
[04:09] <superboy> how do i upgrade to beta version?`
[04:09] <Gnea> weternal: iirc, it comes with the fglrx drivers
[04:09] <vertix1> last question: do i need initrd.img on dual boot ide/scsi system?
[04:09] <Gnea> !ati | weternal
[04:09] <Gnea> weternal: and http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Feisty_Installation_Guide#Additional_configure_with_aticonfig_tool
[04:09] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak i had it on open i hit the save button i
[04:09] <darrellsmith> that it probably why
[04:10] <Gnea> weternal: it's a bit dated, but should still work to a point
[04:10] <darrellsmith> inddygunfreak i am going to try it now
[04:10] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: well you did something that doesn't make sense because if it downloaded, it should be there
[04:11] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak  it worked when i his the file to download it firefox has open with geb or something like that and underneth it has save so it works now
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: ok, double click it to install it
[04:11] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak already done
[04:11] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: so go to applications/internet/frostwire
[04:11] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak if someone has the same problem it says it open with geb or something like that
[04:12] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: well, i thought when i told you to "download it".. you'd understand that
[04:12] <darrellsmith> indygun
[04:12] <IndyGunFreak> especially considering i told you to look in home and desktop for it
[04:12] <darrellsmith> :]
[04:13] <max_> I was wondering if anyone could help me with installing Syntek drivers, as described in this guide (Spanish) http://crysol.esi.uclm.es/es/node/1103
[04:13] <darrellsmith> indygunfreak firefox autmatically chooses open with the tool and i had to click the save button undeneth
[04:13] <max_> I fail when running "patch -i stk0408-1.patch"
[04:13] <darrellsmith> what firewall should i be running with linux
[04:13] <max_> When patching the file stk11xx-v4l.c I get an error on row 48 ("Hunk #1 FAILED at 48.")
[04:13] <cdavis> Anyone have any experience with vlans and can tell me why I might not see any TX packets on my interfaces?
[04:13] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: i only use my router, but theres software firewalls available
[04:13] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith None in addition to the iptables that are already in place
[04:13] <max_> "1 out of 18 hunks FAILED -- saving rejects to file stk11xx-v4l.c.rej"
[04:14] <Jack_Sparrow> IndyGunFreak there is actually a decent one now..  let me look
[04:14] <darrellsmith> i use a  wireless router so does that seem to protect me
[04:14] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: if its properly set up, iw ould consider that adequate protection under linu
[04:15] <IndyGunFreak> *linux
[04:15] <darrellsmith> indygun what if i have firestarter and  a router is that good enough
[04:15] <Jack_Sparrow> IndyGunFreak https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Uncomplicated_Firewall_ufw
[04:15] <IndyGunFreak> darrellsmith: i would certainly hope so.
[04:16] <Jack_Sparrow> darrellsmith People that dont understand the iptables are more likely to LESS secure than if they had done nothing
[04:16] <QuadCore> How do I exclude certain apps from bering installed by apt-get update/upgrade?
[04:16] <Jack_Sparrow> !pinning
[04:17] <juninhoguitarr> algum brasileiro no site
[04:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !br
[04:17] <knoxville> how do you add friends in IRC?
[04:17] <max_> What is linux-image-2.6.28, and how do I know if I have it?
[04:17] <darrellsmith> i had this problem earlier today where i installed ubuntu everything went fine and when i rebooted it got stuck at the ubuntu prompt
[04:17] <darrellsmith> and it was a  fresh install
[04:17] <max_> Same goes for linux-headers-2.6.28. What is it?
[04:17] <Jack_Sparrow> !irc > knoxville
[04:17] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ fromn term  uname -a
[04:18] <juninhoguitarr> #ubuntu-br
[04:18] <pangloss> darrellsmith, where you able to log in?
[04:18] <Jack_Sparrow> juninhoguitarr /join #ubuntu-gr
[04:18] <Jack_Sparrow> br
[04:19] <darrellsmith> nope it just showed the ubuntu screen then it went to a green logo  and purple writing that said ubuntu
[04:19] <darrellsmith> and i did the recovery and it wouldnt work
[04:19] <myk_robinson1> how do i determine what module is running the bluetooth in my laptop? I want to disable it so as not to consume so much battery power
[04:19] <pangloss> darrellsmith, were you able to switch to another terminal and log in
[04:19] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: So, If I have that kernel version it means that I also have linux-image and linux-headers?
[04:19] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, just disable bluetooth from startup programs
[04:19] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ no
[04:19] <darrellsmith> i couldnt get no command prompt]
[04:20] <darrellsmith> didnt ask for my username or password
[04:20] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: will that actually disable the device, or just the applet for the taskbar?
[04:20] <spencer> guys i'm trying to follow these instructions: http://wiki.cchtml.com/index.php/Ubuntu_Hardy_Installation_Guide#1._Install_necessary_build_tools_and_libraries
[04:20] <spencer> and it's just too complicated for me
[04:20] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: What do you mean then? :S
[04:20] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers-`uname -r`
[04:20] <darrellsmith> and i verfied my cds and i did a  live boot everyone worked some guy told me the grub got corrupted
[04:20] <|freddy|> anyone know a good free windows application to burn the ubuntu iso?
[04:20] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, it will cause bluetooth to not startup on boot
[04:21] <darrellsmith> imgburn is free
[04:21] <Jack_Sparrow> |freddy| isorecorder
[04:21] <Laurenceb> hi
[04:21] <coolkourt> whats the best JRE greater than 1.5 for aptana for eclipse?
[04:21] <scunizi> !burn
[04:21] <Laurenceb> I have a program running under wine that expects a com port
[04:21] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: thank you. Do you think I will see any significant change in battery use?
[04:21] <pangloss> !bluetooth
[04:21] <darrellsmith> dvdflick is a  good dvd authoring tool for windows and it free
[04:21] <Laurenceb> how can I connect to usb0  ?
[04:21] <coolkourt> thats usb
[04:21] <|freddy|> for windows :D
[04:21] <Jack_Sparrow> Laurenceb /join #winehq
[04:22] <tomp3> when i click on a pane in the pager, the pane goes grey, and doesnt switch desktop. whats happened? ( ctrl alt rt arrow is ok )
[04:22] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, it depends, bluetooth is a low-power protocol so probably not by much
[04:22] <radixor> hmm, is it possible to have nautilus extended with a terminal shell? file manipulations is much easier when using cli
[04:22] <Jack_Sparrow> tomp3 You keep asking the same question.. give some details.. what app, what version of ubuntu ..
[04:22] <radixor> plus you can launch python, perl, etc, possibly even manage a set of scripts
[04:22] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, you're probably better off just lowering your LCD brightness until you cant see the screen any more =)
[04:22] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: Okay, I already had the newest linux-headers, but what about linux-image?
[04:23] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: got it lowered now. Does disabling desktop efects make a diff?
[04:23] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ fire up synaptic
[04:23] <tomp3> ubuntu 8.04 & app is the desktop, the pager doesnt work like it used to. the panes go grey and it doesnt switch
[04:23] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: I think it may be this damn AMD Turion X2 64 cpu. Fan never stops running..It does stay cool though
[04:23] <darrellsmith> i hoe it doesnt happen again
[04:23] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: Are they not included when I update to a newer kernel version?
[04:23] <darrellsmith> i installed ubuntu again and i hope it works fine
[04:23] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, well sure, anythign that causes your cpu to be used less will save you battery life
[04:24] <Jack_Sparrow> max_ not the source etc
[04:24] <h00k> I'm installing 9.10 on a friends laptop, he has the BCM4328 wireless card, I /cannot/ get it  to work, even if I enable it through the restricted drivers manager, I've restarted, I've tried through the NDISWRAPPER front-end package, (yes, the radio kill switch is set correctly)
[04:24] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, the big killers are the LCD screen and the programs you run
[04:24] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: running it at 800MHz doesnt seem to change it. I think this laptop performs about the same running Windows. I guess its just a power hungry laptop. HP dv2310us
[04:24] <darrellsmith> will thanks guys take care
[04:24] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: perhaps my solution is just to buy a 12 cell battery
[04:25] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, the battery could just be dying
[04:25] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, you would probably be better off, and get more functionality out of your laptop
[04:25] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: its relatively new, about a year old. I got it used yesterday and repaired it
[04:25] <myk_robinson1> nice laptop, just the battery life sucks
[04:26] <max_> Jack_Sparrow: I don't get what linux-image is, and what do you want me to do with synaptic?
[04:26] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, my girlfriends laptop ate 3 batteries in her first two years of owning it. Those HPs get so damn hot
[04:26] <pangloss> myk_robinson1, heat is another real killer of battery life
[04:26] <QuadCore>  /exit
[04:26] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: I thought about a laptop chill pad, but that would just eat more battery to power it
[04:26] <h00k> I'm installing 9.10 on a friends laptop, he has the BCM4328 wireless card, I /cannot/ get it  to work, even if I enable it through the restricted drivers manager, I've restarted, I've tried through the NDISWRAPPER front-end package, (yes, the radio kill switch is set correctly), I'm browsing the forums now and haven't had any luck.  Any ideas?
[04:27] <Jack_Sparrow> pangloss myk_robinson1  Please take the OT to private channel  thanks
[04:27] <weternal> gnea well it didn't work
[04:27] <myk_robinson1> pangloss: I thought about buy a laptop cooler, but that would just eat more battery to power it through the USB bus
[04:27] <weternal> gnea but thanks for the advice
[04:27] <Jack_Sparrow> !broadcom
[04:27] <myk_robinson1> Jack_Sparrow: ?? Looking to tweaks to improve battery life with ubuntu. Still need to go off topic?
[04:28] <Jack_Sparrow> myk_robinson1 the conversation degenerated to chat.. hot ubuntu support
[04:28] <Jack_Sparrow> not
[04:28] <Kura> i have a question is there a current compatibility issue with ati radeon 3870x2?
[04:28] <myk_robinson1> Jack_Sparrow: sorry
[04:28] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[04:28] <pangloss> h00k, you enabled the b43 driver in restricted and you still could not find any wireless networks?
[04:28] <h00k> Jack_Sparrow: I appreciate it, but those links are only updated to  Hardy
[04:29] <h00k> pangloss: yep.  The card shows up in network manager, just doesn't show any networks
[04:29] <melik> how can i reconfigure X-server
[04:29] <Jack_Sparrow> h00k too many different versions of the bcm43xx for me..  I have 4 differnet ones
[04:29] <RichiV> h00k: are you trying to connect to the internet wirelessly?
[04:29] <h00k> RichiV: yeah.
[04:30] <RichiV> h00k: first try using ethernet and connecting to the internet.... then do a normall update for your system
[04:30] <h00k> Jack_Sparrow: Yeah, this is the 4328 to be specific
[04:30] <h00k> RichiV: yes, I've tried thata
[04:30] <scunizi> melik: install the propiatary driver, check out xrandr and randr for control.. do you have nvidia or ati or ?? with bad resolution?
[04:30] <RichiV> h00k: then have you restarted your computer?
[04:30] <h00k> RichiV: yes
[04:30] <bc> Jack_Sparrow: arrrr
[04:31] <danno9> how do you stop the connected drives from showing on your desktop?
[04:31] <RichiV> h00k: arrrg... lol have you searched to see if the driver is compatable
[04:31] <melik> scunizi: its a netbook, intel 945
[04:31] <pangloss> danno9, what do you mean?
[04:31] <h00k> RichiV: yes, people have gotten it to work, I've tried the same steps  and no luck.
[04:31] <largeglassmug439> i'm trying to install 9.04 and am using a standard def tv as display device, the install cd loads up fine and shows me the first screen of options, but when i choose to install.. it works for a bit, then spits out some errors from ubiquity.. then sends me to a command line.. any way to manually specify something so X will load?
[04:32] <scunizi> melik: check /etc/X11/xorg.conf and see if "intel" is listed as the driver..
[04:32] <RichiV> h00k: have you also tried to go to System -> Administrationg -> Hardware Drivers
[04:32] <h00k> RichiV: yes.
[04:32] <RichiV> h00k then ENABLE it
[04:32] <h00k> RichiV: yes.
[04:32] <Jack_Sparrow> h00k http://www.ask.com/bar?q=ubuntu+bcm+4328&page=1&qsrc=19&ab=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fubuntuforums.org%2Fshowthread.php%3Ft%3D979728
[04:32] <RichiV> h00k: hmmm might I get what Wireless card you are usuing? I might have the Same Broadcom Driver
[04:33] <h00k> Jack_Sparrow: Yeah, I've tried this link also, no-go but I'll try again
[04:33] <appleiiguy> I have a question When I switch to Nvidia drivers thee screen appears to be over-scanninghe t lcd tv i have my pc hooked to via hdmi
[04:33] <RichiV> h00k: oh and it's be helpful to know what Version of Uubntu you are using
[04:33] <chuck_>  largeglassmug439 from the install screen press f4 chose safe graphics mode
[04:33] <Jack_Sparrow> h00k that feisty no fluff seems to work for most
[04:33] <Cpudan80> h00k: did it ever work ?
[04:33] <h00k> Cpudan80: yah, it did
[04:33] <takumo> hello everyone i have a small question to ask. if i am running 8.04 now and update to 9.04 will i lose all my information?
[04:33] <h00k> RichiV: all of the questions you've asked me I've covered in the original question
[04:33] <Cpudan80> h00k: I had a similar problem - I had to run a fsck on the HDD to get it to work again
[04:34] <Cpudan80> with a broadcom chipset too
[04:34] <omnydevi> le sigh
[04:34] <h00k> RichiV: 9.04, BCM 4328
[04:34] <Cpudan80> err maybe it was Atheros
[04:34] <Jack_Sparrow> takumo you cant go from 8.04 to 9.04// I dont think
[04:34] <h00k> Jack_Sparrow: lemme try this NoFluff link again
[04:34] <Kura> umm, is thereanyone that's had the graphic desktop die after installing the graphic drivers that say they were tested by unbuntu staff?
[04:34] <simoncpu> hello
[04:34] <melik> no scunizi
[04:34] <melik> it doesnt
[04:34] <pangloss> Jack_Sparrow, takumo you cannot upgrade directly from 8.04 to 9.04
[04:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Kura Only when they do it wrong
[04:34] <scunizi> melik: what's listed there?
[04:34] <RichiV> h00k: sorry ive only just got on, so i didn't know that oricinal Question... I also had the same problem, and for me I am using a laptop, so I Plugged my laptop in while updating and such... amybe its the power... It worked for me.
[04:35] <simoncpu> i've just installed 9.04... i can't seem to unhide the system tools menu
[04:35] <omnydevi> ok, i tried installing windows on sda, and ubuntu on sdb, installed grub on sda, sda1, sda2, sda5, all error 15. now i want to install jaunty on sda with windows on sda, what is the best way to do this so grub can detect winblows and jaunty?
[04:35] <takumo> Jack_Sparrow, so i can only update from lts to lts?
[04:35] <simoncpu> is it stored as a folder? if so, where is it located?
[04:35] <appleiiguy> Can anyone explain after I install the Nvidia propiertaty drivers the edjes of my screen seem to be missing
[04:35] <simoncpu> i need to check the read permissions
[04:35] <Kura> XD ok well i don't know what i did wrong then i just activated the drivers the system told me were tested and right for me
[04:35] <h00k> RichiV: yeah, its alright, I'm going to try something else again
[04:35] <melik> scunizi: section device correct?
[04:35] <honk1> how does one share a ntfs folder using samba without getting Ask the administrator to add the line "usershare owner only = false" ???
[04:35] <pangloss> takumo, you need to first upgrade to 8.10, then to 9.04
[04:35] <Jack_Sparrow> omnydevi the installer last run will have grub for the two previous installs
[04:35] <melik> it says "Configured Video Device"
[04:35] <omnydevi> honk1: i think its allow guest = true
[04:35] <scunizi> melik: yes if I remember correctly.. should be a line labeled "Driver   "intel"
[04:36] <RichiV> h00k: oh also the new Jaunty has nummerous bugs, and downgrading to the 8.04 Hardy LTS then upgrading to 8.10 Intrepid might be of help as well
[04:36] <Steveys> hello - i am connecting via openvpn and got the following error when connecting "WARN: could not open database for 4096 bits. Skipped" any ideas what this means? thanks
[04:36] <simoncpu> weird
[04:36] <simoncpu> system menu is now displayed
[04:36] <omnydevi> Jack_Sparrow: so if I just install Ubuntu on the same drive as windows all should be well?
[04:36] <simoncpu> weird ubuntu
[04:36] <melik> nope i dont have that :s
[04:36] <honk1> omnydevi i added the line in smb.conf ans it makes no difference
[04:36] <scunizi> melik: you might need to add the driver line.. the other thing you can try is to boot to the recovery kernel and in there, there is an option to reconfigure or fix X
[04:36] <RichiV> h00k: 8.10 got all of my drivers to work, ecspecially my GFX driver the ATI mobi radeon x600, which is not supported in Jaunty or Hardy
[04:36] <pangloss> omnydevi, you need a partition for ubuntu, but yes you can install it on the same physical drive
[04:36] <Jack_Sparrow> omnydevi It does not even need to be on the same drive.. but yes.. it should be fine
[04:37] <melik> hm ill give that a shot ill brb scunizi
[04:37] <omnydevi> i just want windows for cod4, i used crossover and cedega, just sadly...i am a gamer and this is the best way i can game and still get the linux i love so much :D
[04:37] <radixor> interesting, there's no command-line plug-in for nautilus and a quick google search shows that they don't really exist (think terminal+filemanager)
[04:37] <simoncpu> another question: where is the post install script located?
[04:37] <takumo> pangloss, how do i update to 8.10?
[04:37] <danno9> how do you stop the connected drives from showing on your desktop?
[04:37] <radixor> i might start my own project, but before i do that, does anyone know of one already existing?
[04:37] <h00k> RichiV: 8.10 might be an option for him if that will work better
[04:37] <scunizi> !update | takumo
[04:37] <Jack_Sparrow> !contribute
[04:37] <RichiV> takumo: go to your update manager and do upgrade to 8.10
[04:38] <RichiV> takumo: I think the line is somewhere around install update -d
[04:38] <snowrichard> I'm upgrading to 9.04
[04:38] <Jack_Sparrow> danno9 gconfig editor will let you do that
[04:38] <omnydevi> Jack_Sparrow: yeah, i tried ubuntu (well, kde) on sdb, winblows was on sda, i installed grub on sda, kept getting error 15. will try to install both on sda and see if i have more luck. just stinks cause vista takes like 90000000 hours to update
[04:38] <RichiV> snowrichard: i do not suggest b/c of the bugs
[04:38] <snowrichard> I've already tried it
[04:38] <largeglassmug439> chuck_: thanks.. i'll try that.
[04:38] <snowrichard> this is in a virtual machine though
[04:38] <RichiV> snowricard: but if your computer is fairly new, it might work better than most
[04:38] <Jack_Sparrow> danno9 To Remove Drive Icons from Desktop Use Terminal and type gconf-editor browse to /apps/nautilus/desktop and uncheck volumes_visable..  http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/ubuntu/hide-removable-drive-icons-from-your-ubuntu-desktop/
[04:39] <takumo> just wondering if the update would get rid of my information
[04:39] <danno9> Jack_Sparrow: thanks
[04:39] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[04:40] <omnydevi> yeah, thanks Jack_Sparrow, all input is always greatly appreciated :)
[04:40] <jbmigel> wow... just wow
[04:40] <Jack_Sparrow> jbmigel welcome to Ubuntu
[04:41] <jbmigel> Jack_Sparrow: d00d im sitting here on my couch, talking to you in irc, with ubuntu running on my ps3... plugged into a 42" tv... this has to be the coolest thing ive seen in a long time
[04:41] <appleiiguy> Does anybody know why the Nvidia driver causes my lcd to overscan but the non proprietary one doesn't
[04:42] <Jack_Sparrow> jbmigel And you are just getting started with the fun stuff
[04:42] <Jack_Sparrow> jbmigel Do you have effects like wobbly windows etc?
[04:42] <jbmigel> Jack_Sparrow: heh I've been a user for a couple years, on my laptop... but this big screen stuff is blowing my mind!
[04:43] <Jack_Sparrow> jbmigel 64" here.. yea.. overwhelming
[04:43] <jbmigel> Jack_Sparrow I havent tried to turn on that crazy stuff, the ps3 runs a little slower than i hoped... but its totally worth it
[04:43] <jbmigel> omg are you serious!? thats awesome!
[04:43] <omnydevi> ooh, one more, is there just a plain GRUB installer, that has (somewhat) easy edit features, using either gedit or vi?
[04:43] <pangloss> jbmigel, Jack_Sparrow Please take the OT to private channel  thanks!
[04:43] <Jack_Sparrow> TIme to get some work done.. Play nice, I will be lurking if needed
[04:43] <omnydevi> that way i dont have to reinstall the OS everytime just to get to grub?
[04:43] <eseven73> dang I only have a 19", having screen envy here!
[04:44] <appleiiguy> omnydev I use nano
[04:44] <pangloss> =)
[04:44] <omnydevi> appleiiguy: what is that mate?
[04:44] <omnydevi> just google it, i presume?
[04:44] <omnydevi> heh
[04:44] <appleiiguy> I use Nano for text file editing in the terminal at least or Abiword for other stuff
[04:44] <jbmigel> pangloss sorry for praising ubuntu in an ubuntu channel... i guess i should goto offtopic lol!
[04:44] <omnydevi> i never heard of nano before :(
[04:44] <Jack_Sparrow> !editors
[04:44] <pangloss> jbmigel, I am just paying back Jack_Sparrow for doing it to me before
[04:45] <Jack_Sparrow> pangloss Dont fault me for dong my job thanks
[04:45] <radixor> !code
[04:45] <omnydevi> ahh, i see, thanks! but i was just wondering if there was a iso or something just for grub editing grub
[04:45] <appleiiguy> nano is a clone of pico
[04:45] <largeglassmug439> chuck_: so with safe graphics mode, it shows splash screen with the progress bar before the main installer comes up.. but i'm guessing when it tries to switch to the main installer the screen basically looks scrambled.. and my tv drops the connection and puts up an unusable signal error.
[04:45] <Jack_Sparrow> omnydevi any live cd will work
[04:46] <ee99ee> if I have many (many thousand, no more than 500,000) files, will it make anything (other than directory listings) faster by putting them across multiple directories?
[04:46] <danno9> interms of overhead CPU usage is Fluxbox pretty good? Alternatives. Really looking for a light system.
[04:46] <omnydevi> Jack_Sparrow: i have kde normal install for x64, and ubuntu, and the ubuntu alt install cd. I am still unsure of anyway to just get straight to grub. Unless you mean by booting into a live cd and mounting the volume and editing the grub......i just answered my own question huh?
[04:46] <simoncpu> fluxbox ftw
[04:47] <jbmigel> danno9 fluxbox is wicked and small... but maybe to light? why not try that mousey one
[04:47] <Jack_Sparrow> omnydevi yep
[04:47] <Wicked> xfce
[04:47] <omnydevi> Jack_Sparrow: thanks mate, I greatly appreciate it.
[04:47] <pangloss> Jack_Sparrow, you PMed me... I really dont see where you are going with this
[04:47] <Jack_Sparrow> any time
[04:47] <omnydevi> i owe ya :)
[04:47] <danno9> jbmigel: mousey...never heard of it.
[04:48] <Frem_> Question: Where does cups-pdf save generated PDFs?
[04:48] <jbmigel> danno9 its xfce... based on gtk but with alot of the bulk cut out...
[04:49] <Deathhunt> I'm a brand new user having a stuttering audio issue on a toshiba satellite L25-S121 using jaunty... can anyone help me? I'm going out of my mind.
[04:49] <scunizi> Frem_: in ~/PDF
[04:49] <danno9> jbmigel: oh so a lighter version of Xfce...hmm, I will have to look into it.
[04:49] <Frem_> scunizi, It's not there.
[04:49] <chuck_>  largeglassmug439 what kind of cable are you using to connect your comuter to your tv
[04:49] <chuck_> computer
[04:49] <largeglassmug439> chuck_: svideo
[04:50] <scunizi> Frem_: I've seen two different cups-pdf on my system.. or 2 different implementations of it.. one went into the directory mentioned and the other allows you to set the name and save location
[04:51] <scunizi> Frem_: if your's is the latter then try to create the pdf again and look closer to the pdf print option box
[04:51] <Frem_> scunizi, I've found the one that lets you select the directory. When printing from a flashpaper document, it's using the other one.
[04:52] <scunizi> Frem_: /home/<login name>/PDF and there's nothing there?
[04:53] <Vissud> i know this isn't the channel for it, but since #oss is dead, anyone here use OSS 4.1 successfully with jaunty?
[04:53] <slestak> i want to ssh into my house, vpn into work (which works), then from the coffee shop, port forward through to work
[04:53] <slestak> can this be done simply with port forwarding, or do i need openvpn or sth to connect to home from wifi location
[04:53] <chuck_>  largeglassmug439 I am not sure and maybe someone can correct me but i do not think that will work for an install.
[04:54] <andrewfree> Hey, I installed ssh-server and tried to change ports in the conf file, however when I ran namp on the computer, it says its running in port 22 I set it for  Port    1001
[04:54] <omnydevi1> slestak: most likely you will need openvpn, unless this is all on a open IP network
[04:54] <omnydevi1> so to speak
[04:54] <Frem_> scunizi, yes
[04:54] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: did you restart the ssh-server?
[04:55] <pangloss> andrewfree, did you restart ssh-server?
[04:55] <andrewfree> Yes
[04:55] <andrewfree> restart and reload
[04:55] <h00k> well, Jack_Sparrow, I went through that WifiDocs again, followed exactly (I've compiled plenty from source, etc), didn't work so it said to try compiling ndiswrapper from source and that fails.
[04:55] <screamsayonara> why could youtube be making my browser crash?
[04:55] <h00k> screamsayonara: flash.
[04:55] <scunizi> Frem_: weird.. I don't have an answer for that one.
[04:55] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: and you changed the port in /etc/ssh/sshd_config (not /etc/ssh/ssh_config) ?
[04:55] <screamsayonara> h00k: how do i check if it is that?
[04:56] <Frem_> scunizi, is there some random system-wide place it could be dumping these things?
[04:56] <screamsayonara> cause im pretty sure i got the flash plugin for mozilla through synaptic..
[04:56] <h00k> screamsayonara: check about:plugins and see which flash plugin you're using
[04:56] <slestak> omnydevi1: think there will be an issue stringing two vpn'stogether, openvpn from wifi loc to home, and cisco vpn from home to work?
[04:56] <h00k> screamsayonara: also, I've had better luck with the Adobe plugin rather than the libmozillaflash
[04:56] <Deathhunt> new user having a stuttering audio issue on a toshiba satellite L25-S121 using jaunty... can anyone help me? I'm going out of my mind.
[04:56] <scunizi> Frem_: you could "sudo updatedb" then "locate *.pdf" to find it..
[04:56] <screamsayonara> ok
[04:56] <omnydevi1> slestak: most likely
[04:57] <andrewfree> PhotoJim: umm...
[04:57] <omnydevi1> slestak: from what little i know of vpn's, you can only have really 1 at a time, from my understanding
[04:57] <Frem_> scunizi, That is an excellent idea.
[04:57] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: ssh_config is for outbound connections.  sshd_config is for inbound, which is what you want.
[04:57] <andrewfree> PhotoJim: ohhh I see thanks I was like WTF
[04:57] <omnydevi1> slestak: cause its merging networks pretty much, 3 would get a little crazy
[04:58] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: computers are very much about WTF. :)
[04:58] <andrewfree> PhotoJim: ha XD
[04:58] <WailingiPod> Hellooooo!
[04:59] <PhotoJim> andrewfree: to help you remember, you use ssh to connect to other machines.  but the ssh daemon that runs in the background, listening for inbound connections, is called sshd.  (nearly all, if not all, Linux daemons are blahblahd... d on the end.)
[04:59] <koshari> a new mnemonic  alt grrrrr print oK!
[04:59] <omnydevi1> i deal a lot with esx and virtual center server, thus far we haven't had a need for multi-vpn....requirements. they might exist, but if they do, i never heard of it
[05:00] <scunizi> Frem_: where did you find it?
[05:01] <Frem_> scunizi, Well, I found every single PDF on my system, on all partitions. still sorting through it.
[05:01] <pangloss> omnydevi1, you should be fine, as your packets will only be travelling on one VPN at a time
[05:01] <Frem_> scunizi, Is there a way to restrict it to stuff created today
[05:02] <omnydevi1> pangloss: you can have say...5 vpn's up at once?
[05:02] <scunizi> Frem_: :)  there is but I don't know how
[05:02] <omnydevi1> pangloss: i just never bothered to try...no need really. it is interesting though.
[05:02] <pangloss> omnydevi1, what do you mean? You would need 5 separate ethernet interfaces to have 5 vpns
[05:02] <Frem_> scunizi, Ok, thanks. :-) My man skills obviously need honing.
[05:02] <omnydevi1> i can see a lot of confusion and .... chaos though
[05:03] <omnydevi1> yeah
[05:03] <omnydevi1> pangloss: thanks, what i wanted to confirm :)
[05:03] <pangloss> omnydevi1, the way you are describing is chaining vpns together
[05:03] <pangloss> no vpn in a vpn
[05:03] <pangloss> ipsec doesnt work that way =)
[05:03] <Brando753> guys my memory card reader just stoped working on me, suggestions?
[05:03] <scunizi> Frem_: grep? awk? something like that or a combo.. my skills there are lacking as well
[05:04] <bc> Brando753: disk full? :P
[05:04] <omnydevi1> Brando753: it died?
[05:04] <Brando753> no i mean it wont read cards anymore, or recognize them anymore ;(
[05:04] <Brando753> its not old its maby 3 months old
[05:04] <Brando753> i doubt it just died
[05:04] <thearthur> opening the applications menu has a one second delay (and any other menu for that matter)
[05:05] <pangloss> Brando753, is it external to the computer or integrated?
[05:05] <thearthur> this is driving me crazy
[05:05] <jbmigel> Brando753 have you tried it in a couple different machines?
[05:05] <Brando753> intergrated
[05:05] <Brando753> its the reader not the card
[05:05] <Brando753> and its in a laptop
[05:05] <thearthur> is there some way to remove the delay in opening menues?
[05:05] <balrog__> I am upgrading from Intrepid to Jaunty, and I got this message: "Cannot stat: No such file or directory, update-initramfs: failed" How do I fix this?
[05:05] <pangloss> Brando753, blah, maybe the cord connecting it to the mobo is loose
[05:05] <Frem_> scunizi, Yeah, I don't think it's actually dumping PDFs anywhere. I printed like 15 test pages, so they should have showed up in the locate result.
[05:06] <jbmigel> thearthur maybe you just have a slow machine... is 1 second really so bad
[05:06] <thearthur> its exactly one second
[05:06] <bc> Brando753: look in dmesg and see if you see any 'obvious' errors with the card reader (I used quotes because I dont own a card reader)
[05:06] <scunizi> Frem_: look at it's setup in http://localhost:631 and see if there is something that doesn't look right.
[05:06] <thearthur> jbmigel,  quad core, 8 gigs of ram .... not slow
[05:06] <thearthur> how do i find GTK settings for menues?
[05:07] <pangloss> thearthur, maybe there is something wrong with your video driver
[05:07] <Brando753> bc: now thats not a long list, no idea what im looking for ;(
[05:07] <bc> Brando753: does it normally pick it up like a USB disk? e.g. sde1 or the like?
[05:07] <Brando753> no idea "P
[05:08] <bc> Brando753: nothing else I can suggest other than reboot, and you've probably tried that
[05:08] <Frem_> scunizi, It says all the test pages were printed, and shows the sizes and such
[05:08] <Brando753> bc: three times to be exact :P
[05:08] <q0_0p> anyone here use bluefish?
[05:08] <jbmigel> thearthur goto SYSTEM>>PREFERENCES>>MAIN MENU and set the DELAY variable to >1sec
[05:09] <bc> Brando753: dmesg | grep -i reader (or dmsg | grep -i disk (or dmesg | grep -i <manufacturer if you know it>))
[05:09] <creature_> whats the password for comman: newgrp fuse
[05:09] <scunizi> Frem_: you could "locate *.pdf > foundpdf.txt" then import into a spreadsheet and sort by date
[05:09] <creature_> it asks for a password
[05:10] <scunizi> Frem_: or .. locate *.pdf > ~/Desktop/foundpdf.txt
[05:10] <Vissud> i know this isn't the channel for it, but since #oss is dead, anyone here use OSS 4.1 successfully with jaunty?
[05:10] <creature_> newgrp fuse asks for a password, what is it?
[05:10] <Silveira_Neto> Guys, I'm ready to install Ubuntu 9.04 here, but I just noticed that I have only the Ubuntu Alternate 9.04 CD with me. Can I install it? Is the same Ubuntu after installed?
[05:11] <scunizi> Silveira_Neto: it's the same
[05:11] <Silveira_Neto> scunizi, Thanks.
[05:11] <pangloss> Silveira_Neto, sometimes better, because you can encrypt your filesystem with the alternate CD =)
[05:12] <Silveira_Neto> mmm
[05:12] <Silveira_Neto> interesting
[05:12] <Silveira_Neto> pangloss, I'll try that. Thank you very much.
[05:12] <pangloss> Silveira_Neto, welcome
[05:12] <Frem___> scunizi, Ah ha!
[05:13] <appleiiguy> Question: is there any utility that lets you adjust screen size NOT resolution in Ubuntu
[05:13] <Vissud> hey pangloss
[05:13] <scunizi> Frem___: found them?
[05:13] <jbmigel> appleiiguy why dont you use your monitor settings for that?
[05:13] <Frem___> scunizi, The following line is at the end of dmsg several times. [184722.123404] type=1503 audit(1242187006.261:26): operation="inode_create" requested_mask="a::" denied_mask="a::" fsuid=1000 name="/home/james/Desktop/Test_Page.pdf" pid=27021 profile="/usr/lib/cups/backend/cups-pdf"
[05:13] <appleiiguy> its a LCD TV
[05:13] <appleiiguy> cant
[05:13] <Vissud> has anyone gotten skype to work reliablely under 64 bit jaunty?
[05:13] <appleiiguy> no settings for it
[05:13] <shadeslayer> Vissud: yes
[05:14] <Vissud> shadeslayer, do tell
[05:14] <jbmigel> appleiiguy maybe there is a refresh for it to autoconfig... all lcd have something
[05:14] <Vissud> i've tried every configuration I can think of
[05:14] <shadeslayer> Vissud: in the sound settings change input,output to pulse
[05:14] <scunizi> Frem___: not sure if that's useful or not.. doesn't look like there's an error there.
[05:14] <pangloss> hi Vissud
[05:14] <appleiiguy> when I use the opensource drivers it displays fine
[05:14] <shadeslayer> Vissud: or use the OSS skype
[05:14] <appleiiguy> but with Nvidia it doesnt
[05:14] <Vissud> shadeslayer, in 64 bit?
[05:14] <appleiiguy> need nvidia for XBMC
[05:14] <shadeslayer> Vissud: yes
[05:14] <Frem___> scunizi, It says denied_mask. Meh. I don't know. It's not at ~/Desktop/Test_Page.pdf
[05:15] <Vissud> shadeslayer, when you use skype-oss you're doing the padsp before right?
[05:15] <shadeslayer> Vissud: um... i open skype oss with padsp
[05:16] <Vissud> shadeslayer, i tried that, but the mic input sound was horrible, unusable
[05:16] <painted> go lakers
[05:16] <jbmigel> appleiiguy maybe a different resolution would change how much of the screen it fills?
[05:16] <shadeslayer> Vissud: oh.. you mean you have very low volume?? same problem here..have to shout at it ;)
[05:16] <scunizi> Frem___: ah.. missed that.. well, you're a little closer to the answer.  perhaps restarting cups .. although that should have happened after installing the driver.
[05:17] <Frem___> scunizi, Bingo! It's a bug. I changed the default printing location, and it wasn't updated in AppArmor. https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cups-pdf/+bug/147551
[05:17] <Vissud> shadeslayer, no it's heavily distorted
[05:17] <Vissud> and the "pulse" option doesn't work very well
[05:17] <Vissud> so I tried OSS 4.1
[05:18] <scunizi> Frem___: tadaa.. does it mention how to fix it?
[05:18] <Vissud> but it doesn't work with my external mic jack
[05:18] <shadeslayer> Vissud: oh and btw i edited my .skype directory,the .cofig file..... havent tested it yet so can tell if itll work..... there was a option to boost mic input and mic volume there
[05:18] <firefly2442> Does anyone know of an application that lets you specify folders and data that you want to mirror across a network and then automatically sync with other machines across a network to share this information at the application level? (not filesystem level)
[05:18] <shadeslayer> Vissud: does the soun recorder work?
[05:19] <shadeslayer> *sound
[05:19] <Vissud> shadeslayer, didn't try that.i get sound, it justy sound shorrible through padsp
[05:19] <shadeslayer> Vissud: so maybe the mic is damaged,just ccheck through sound recorder
[05:19] <Circs> firefly2442: Depends upon the application
[05:19] <shadeslayer> damn this keyboard!!!
[05:20] <q0_0p> anyone know how to get gedit autocompletion to work?
[05:20] <creature_> how do you see what X graphics driver you are using?
[05:20] <q0_0p> bluefish cannot do this
[05:20] <firefly2442> Circs: sorry, not quite sure what you mean
[05:21] <Circs> firefly2442: Didn't you ask how to share app data over the network? I
[05:21] <Vissud> shadeslayer, no works fine in windows
[05:22] <shadeslayer> Vissud: then maybe its a problem with either the config/drivers or its skype
[05:22] <Dial-Up> Hey guys. I was wondering if it is possible to run a script automatically when I connect to a wireless network.
[05:22] <firefly2442> Circs: well, I want to make sure my files are mirrored across multiple machines but I want all the synchronization issues to be dealt with by the program, are there alternatives to things like rsync and others?
[05:22] <Frem___> scunizi, It's fixed! :-)
[05:22] <shadeslayer> Vissud: so....does sound recorder work?? if its horrible too then get the appropriate drivers
[05:23] <Circs> firefly2442: Oh, you're going deeper than my knowledge. I'm sorry
[05:23] <Frem___> scunizi, I followed the instructions on that link and restarted apparmor, and it just printed. Thank you for you help. :-)
[05:23] <firefly2442> Circs: np, thanks for the time
[05:25] <shadeslayer> Vissud: got to dash in 5 min,  youll have to ask someone else
[05:27] <Amarok__> guys when will the vlc rc be made ready for linux
[05:27] <shadeslayer> Amarok__: VLC is in the repo
[05:27] <shadeslayer> !vlc | Amarok__
[05:28] <steven_> Is there a free C++ or C compiler available for Linux?
[05:28] <CavalierPrime> GCC
[05:28] <Amarok__> i mean the newst rc for version 1.00
[05:28] <pangloss> steven_, gcc
[05:28] <shadeslayer> !compile | steven_
[05:28] <steven_> gcc-4.3-locales?
[05:28] <pangloss> Amarok__, you'd have to ask the VLC guys when the release candidate will be available
[05:29] <CavalierPrime> vlc is 1.0 now
[05:29] <Amarok__> ok thanks anyways guys
[05:29] <pangloss> steven just install build-essentials and then use gcc at command line
[05:29] <th0r> steven_, install build-essential, it will install all the necessary pieces
[05:29] <steven_> install build-essential all by itself? Nothing else after?
[05:29] <pangloss> steven_, yup
[05:29] <th0r> steven_, build-essential is a meta-package
[05:30] <steven_> Whatever that is :)
[05:30] <th0r> steven_, it is one name for a collection of packages
[05:30] <firefly2442> steven_: sort of a "dummy" package
[05:30] <pangloss> steven_, it basically just depends on everything you need to compile things
[05:30] <th0r> steven_, it simplifies installing things like gcc
[05:30] <cs475x> is the reason the livecd boot has almost a "scan-line" presentation because it is funning from a disc and it takers longer for windows to show?
[05:30] <Cryptic_Bat> ...................................................../j #bshellz
[05:30] <cs475x> *running
[05:30] <maxagaz> is there a command to see /var/log/syslog while it's filled ?
[05:31] <Matt1360> maxagaz, tail -f /var/log/syslog
[05:31] <cs475x> *takes
[05:31] <steven_> install build-essential does not work
[05:31] <cs475x> wow, i screwed up that message
[05:31] <th0r> steven_, how about 'sudo apt-get install build-essential'
[05:31] <pangloss> steven_, at prompt $ sudo apt-get install build-essential
[05:32] <warnet> cEwEk aZha
[05:32] <pangloss> maxagaz, you can also just look at System>>Asdministration>> system log
[05:32] <steven_> build-essential is already the newest version
[05:32] <steven_> If so...where the hell is gcc lol
[05:32] <netstar> Hey how can i switch from gnome-netbook-remix edition to standard gnome, from a UNR installation?
[05:32] <Matt1360> steven_, run "gcc -v" without quotes, does that return anything?
[05:32] <maxagaz> Matt1360, thanks
[05:32] <Matt1360> maxagaz, no problem
[05:33] <steven_> One sec. I am removing all this stuff that it says that I can remove
[05:34] <balrog__> I am upgrading from Intrepid to Jaunty, and I got this message: "Cannot stat: No such file or directory, update-initramfs: failed" How do I fix this?
[05:34] <mrh> Hi all - Bittorrent keeps crashing my system.  I want to open it and start coding
[05:36] <pangloss> lol
[05:36] <spencer> can someone please take me through ATi driver installation? i can't work at this resolution, i'm not getting any work done
[05:36] <mrh> firefly2442: or it seems that way anyway, real hit and miss
[05:36] <steven_> then compile when I am done. It has been awhile, but isn't that how it is done?
[05:37] <steven_> I haven't coded C in 10 years
[05:37] <pangloss> steven_, all you do is open gedit, code whatever you wan and then save the file
[05:37] <pangloss> steven_, then, when you want to compile, $gcc filename
[05:37] <steven_> that lame huh?
[05:38] <pangloss> steven_, and your output will be at a.out
[05:38] <Matt1360> Assuming your code is good, that is
[05:38] <pangloss> steven_, to run your program after its compiled, at prompt $ ./a.out
[05:38] <insta1> hey guys, are there any install ISOs (hopefully of server) that use /dev/ttyS0 as a console for installing?  i'd like to install to a headless box
[05:38] <omnydevi> is there a program that will let windows see a ext3 internal hdd without wanting to format it and lose all my data?
[05:38] <pangloss> steven_, you can give your program a proper name using the -o switch to gcc
[05:39] <firefly2442> mrh: you could try uninstalling and reinstalling maybe? sudo apt-get --purge remove ktorrent (this purge will remove all configuration files too)
[05:39] <omnydevi> it has my cod4 install...thats a long download
[05:39] <Matt1360> Ookay... My turn...
[05:39] <insta1> omnydevi: yes, look to ext2ifs
[05:39] <mrh> firefly2442: I have considered it, however, I did just that for transmission, and . . .
[05:39] <ga_bash> hi guys. i was trying to compile an ubuntu kernel but when i invoked #make I got this this error scripts/kconfig/conf.o error
[05:39] <mrh> firefly2442: I guess it is one of its components
[05:39] <Matt1360> I have a board with onboard graphics, it's being pesky with performance. It's a GeForce 6100 chipset. I'm running the 180.41 drivers retrieved through envy.
[05:39] <spencer> anyone for some ATi driver help? it's not like i haven't googled it
[05:40] <ga_bash> and silent/oldconfig error 2
[05:40] <Matt1360> Is there anything I can do to increase performance? I'm attempting to run "StepMania" at 640x480.
[05:40] <omnydevi> insta1: thanks mate, i just installed a winblows parition to play a game. other than that its all linux, just hate how windows handles anything outside of what they make/steal/monopolize
[05:40] <mrh> spencer: wish I could help
[05:40] <omnydevi> by deleting
[05:40] <Matt1360> I'm getting a consistent (almost seemingly capped) framerate of 5fps.
[05:40] <steven_> Alright. Thanks. Sorry for the super noob questions
[05:40] <warnet> ceWEk aZha
[05:40] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:41] <firefly2442> mrh: did you try removing the hidden files/folders that it uses for your account (then when it launches it will recreate them)
[05:41] <pangloss> Matt1360, you dont have another video card lying around? even a crappy one will improve performance..
[05:41] <arunreddy> Hello everyone. My laptop integrated cam is not working with skype. Am using Ubuntu 64 bit Jaunty. Any help please...
[05:41] <Matt1360> pangloss: No, unfortunately.
[05:41] <omnydevi> insta1: It provides Windows NT4.0/2000/XP/2003/Vista/2008 with full access to Linux Ext2  volumes. Know if that is the same for ext3?
[05:41] <mrh> firefly2442: hmmm, well, I used the CL command you suggested when I removed transmission
[05:41] <pangloss> steven_,  no problem, dont eb afraid to ask more questions
[05:41] <OpenSorce> I seriously need help, my Nvidia driver has decided I can only get 640x480 resolution. Even when I edit xorg.conf adding a Modes section it ignores it.
[05:41] <insta1> ext2 IS ext3
[05:41] <insta1> just with a journal
[05:41] <omnydevi> yeah
[05:41] <omnydevi> sweet
[05:41] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:41] <Matt1360> pangloss: I fail to see that this chipset should be running this poorly on a game requiring very limited resources.
[05:42] <omnydevi> thanks mate, sorry for spamming if I did
[05:42] <mrh> firefly2442: think I will check and see if those are gone
[05:42] <steven_> I still cannot mount a drive. I cannot look at what is on a DVD and it sucks
[05:42] <aurilliance> If I download a pre-comiled program, where do I put it, there is no 'program files directory'
[05:42] <aurilliance> *compiled
[05:42] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:42] <insta1> aurilliance: what's the extension?
[05:42] <firefly2442> mrh: well, there's a difference between the configuration files that the app stores in /etc/ (usually) and the files it stores for your account username (usually /home/username/.hiddenfolder  ) or whatnot
[05:42] <steven_> Unable to mount location.  No media in the drive.  There is too something in it lol
[05:42] <billybigrigger> aurilliance::: /usr/local/bin?
[05:42] <steven_> How do I fix this?
[05:42] <billybigrigger> aurilliance::: /usr/bin
[05:43] <OpenSorce> aurilliance, have you tried finding the .deb for the program?
[05:43] <arunreddy> Hello everyone. My laptop integrated cam is not working with skype. Am using Ubuntu 64 bit Jaunty. Any help please...
[05:43] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:43] <mrh> firefly2442: I see, I thought purge would take care of all those,I will look into this
[05:43] <billybigrigger> arunreddy::: does it work with other cam software? cheese?
[05:43] <firefly2442> arunreddy: is it enabled in the BIOS?
[05:43] <aurilliance> insta1: there is none. I donwloaded scilab-5-1-1 in inside the folder /bin there is a (linux) executable
[05:43] <pangloss> steven_, thats what it says when you put it in the cd drive?
[05:43] <mrh> firefly2442: thanks friend
[05:43] <arunreddy> i dont know
[05:43] <arunreddy> how to do it
[05:43] <firefly2442> mrh: np, good luck
[05:43] <billybigrigger> arunreddy::: sudo apt-get install cheese
[05:43] <arunreddy> it worked fine with 8.10 32 bit last time
[05:43] <billybigrigger> arunreddy::: see if it works in there
[05:44] <aurilliance> insta1: there is none. I downloaded scilab-5-1-1 in inside the folder /bin there is a (linux) executable
[05:44] <mrh> see you all later
[05:44] <insta1> aurilliance: heard you the first time champ :)
[05:44] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:44] <steven_> I click on Computer under placed and dbl-click on CD-RW/DVD+-RW Drive
[05:44] <aurilliance> insta1: srry lag :P
[05:44] <arunreddy> thanks i shall try it
[05:44] <insta1> aurilliance: what happens if you double-click the executable?
[05:44] <billybigrigger> arunreddy::: ok, then type lspci or lsusb in the terminal and see if its recognized
[05:44] <aurilliance> insta1: It runs fine
[05:44] <insta1> *dusts hands* problem solved.
[05:44] <steven_> All I want to do is browse the files on my DVD and it will not let me lol
[05:44] <aurilliance> insta1: I just want somewhere to put it other than my desktop :P
[05:44] <insta1> so put it in your home folder
[05:44] <aurilliance> ah
[05:45] <insta1> lots of people have ~/bin/
[05:45] <aurilliance> ok
[05:45] <superboy> need help my brasero burning software says "it is not posible to write with the current plugins "what does this mean?
[05:45] <insta1> no reason you can't have ~/bin/scilab/
[05:45] <aurilliance> I'll use /bin then
[05:45] <aurilliance> insta1: thanks
[05:45] <aurilliance> superboy: no need to flood. If someone knows the answer, they will answer
[05:45] <Vissud> bleh, not being able to use skype is going to drive me to windows at this rate
[05:45] <swiftarrow> aurilliance, another place is /opt lots of things go in there
[05:45] <firefly2442> aurilliance: I think insta1 means /home/username/bin not /bin/ just to clarify :)
[05:45] <steven_> I click on Computer under placed and dbl-click on CD-RW/DVD+-RW Drive
[05:46] <insta1> aurilliance: don't put it in /bin of your root drive
[05:46] <aurilliance> firefly2442: Yeah, that's what I meant too :P lol
[05:46] <firefly2442> aurilliance: the ~/ (tilde) means your home directory
[05:46] <pangloss> steven_, does your dvd work in another computer?
[05:46] <DIL> superboy: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/322769
[05:46] <aurilliance> firefly2442: thanks tho
[05:46] <steven_> Aye
[05:46] <arunreddy> billybigrigger: Bus 001 Device 002: ID 05a9:2640 OmniVision Technologies, Inc.
[05:46] <swiftarrow> superboy download k3b.  It solved all my brasero problems ;)
[05:46] <steven_> Ubuntu is not letting me watch Transformers and drool over Megan Fox and that is just not cool. I need to fix this
[05:47] <menthis> men_this
[05:47] <swiftarrow> steven_, download vlc
[05:47] <firefly2442> steven_: yeah, VLC should let you play DVDs
[05:47] <pangloss> swiftarrow, his computer is not recognizing that there is a dvd in the drive
[05:47] <swiftarrow> pangloss, oh thanks for clarification.
[05:47] <steven_> I also want to be able to browse my DVD like I would a folder and it is not letting me. I keep getting this no mounted and no media in drive crap
[05:47] <swiftarrow> steven_, try cleaning your lense?  do other dvds work?
[05:48] <arunreddy> billybigrigger :  i dont find it when i run lspci
[05:48] <steven_> No
[05:48] <insta1> steven_: what happens when you try to mount it from the command line?
[05:48] <steven_> But some autoappear on the desktop
[05:48] <steven_> I dunno how to do that
[05:48] <spencer> why don't the open source ATi drivers work?
[05:48] <spencer> i don't get that.. higher than 1024 for an open source driver isn't unreasonable
[05:49] <|freddy|> hello, my usb keyboard is not being detected....anyone know something about this?
[05:49] <OpenSorce> Anyone have Nvidia drivers decide they can only have 640x480 resolution?
[05:49] <firefly2442> steven_: are you unmounting your DVDs before you eject and remove them? sometimes I have issues with that where it can't mount the new disk because I didn't properly unmount the previous one
[05:49] <swiftarrow> steven_, then it's probably a drive problem.  I'd start with cleaning the lense.    Is the Geforce2 Mx400 capable of wide screen resolutions.
[05:49] <steven_> I have to unmount dvds before I eject them? heh
[05:49] <steven_> I guess that could be it
[05:49] <steven_> Cuz it used to work lol
[05:49] <insta1> steven_: click Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
[05:49] <steven_> Yeah, I am there now
[05:49] <superboy> n writing mode for k3b do i put auto?
[05:49] <insta1> steven_: from there, 'sudo mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/'
[05:50] <|freddy|> hello, my usb keyboard is not being detected....anyone know something about this?
[05:50] <swiftarrow> steven_, hope that's it.  would be happy to be wrong here.
[05:50] <insta1> pastebin the results
[05:50] <firefly2442> steven_: yeah, just right click on the disc on your desktop and goto unmount, easy :)
[05:50] <pangloss> superboy, yes
[05:50] <superboy> ok thanks
[05:50] <|freddy|> all other USB stuff I stick in is detected
[05:50] <|freddy|> but the keyboard is a no no
[05:50] <steven_> Typed it. It is taking awhile now
[05:50] <steven_> unknown device
[05:50] <insta1> o_O
[05:50] <swiftarrow> |freddy|, does the kbd work with other computers?
[05:50] <|freddy|> yup
[05:51] <insta1> pastebin the results of 'dmesg | tail -n20'
[05:51] <firefly2442> insta1: could it be /dev/cdrom0 or something?
[05:51] <swiftarrow> |freddy|, does it work with other ubuntu versions?
[05:51] <insta1> firefly2442: perhaps, but i'm concerned that he said it took awhile
[05:51] <|freddy|> i have no idea
[05:51] <steven_> I just usually eject
[05:51] <insta1> unknown device should fail immediately
[05:51] <|freddy|> im testing the live cd
[05:51] <steven_> Why mount and unmount at all?
[05:51] <steven_> Windows does not seem to do that
[05:51] <insta1> steven_: ubuntu will usually unmount the CD behind the scenes when you press eject
[05:52] <insta1> windows does too, for that matter
[05:52] <insta1> it just complains less
[05:52] <swiftarrow> |freddy| then I'm not sure.  if it's some consolation, I've had some things not work in livecd, but work after install / update.
[05:52] <steven_> The CD does not always pop an icon up on the Desktop either
[05:52] <steven_> that varies widely
[05:52] <|freddy|> oh well, lets see then
[05:52] <|freddy|> :)
[05:52] <firefly2442> is there a technical difference between unmounting versus ejecting a device?
[05:52] <steven_> I cannot mount it. says no media in drive when there is
[05:52] <insta1> firefly2442: one has to happen before the other ... kinda like turning off your engine before removing your keys.
[05:52] <ga_bash> hi guys. i am trying to compile a kernel but with no luck..
[05:52] <swiftarrow> |freddy|, no garuntees tho... ;)
[05:53] <dsnyders> steven_, the idea behind unmounting is to ensure that all the buffers are written to the disk.
[05:53] <steven_> What does that mean? lol
[05:53] <insta1> dsnyders: and to send the message that the filesystem is going to disappear, so programs using it can be shut down cleanly before it's unmounted
[05:53] <swiftarrow> steven_, it means that the computer is done with it, and doesnt need it anymore
[05:53] <malv> how on earth do you set up samba to respect the guest access feature in gnome?
[05:53] <xiong> i regularly unmount my usb thumb drive before physically unplugging it -- am i wasting my time?
[05:53] <malv> it just gives me errors
[05:54] <pangloss> xiong, noooo keep unmounting
[05:54] <insta1> xiong: noooo
[05:54] <insta1> dang it pangloss
[05:54] <pangloss> haha
[05:54] <ga_bash> hey can anyone help me with my kernel build.  :)
[05:54] <firefly2442> xiong: usually it writes the data to the device before unmounting no?
[05:54] <xiong> yah, it seems wise enough and not excessive work on my part
[05:55] <steven_> Vlc doesn't want to seem to play my movie
[05:55] <steven_> grrr
[05:55] <firefly2442> xiong: I would just get nervous that it wouldn't write the data correctly or something
[05:55] <pangloss> ga_bash, there are some pretty good tutorials online http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu
[05:55] <xiong> i can't figure how to unmount under windoz tho so i just pull it out -- i cross my fingers, i'm not writing to the drive under windoz, only reading to printer
[05:55] <pangloss> xiong, typically there is a safely remove hardware icon in the try on win
[05:55] <insta1> steven_: wait ...
[05:55] <dsnyders> xiong, under windows there is an icon in the system tray.
[05:56] <insta1> steven_: have you installed libdvdcss?
[05:56] <fluvvell> In a fresh Jaunty install, the spelling dictionary in Openoffice is not working, any pointers?
[05:56] <ga_bash> pangloss, thanks but i am pretty much accomplished with the process as i have compiled a lot before but in ubuntu it pops up an error that i can figure out.
[05:56] <steven_> I just autoremoved a bunch of stuff after build-essential told me to
[05:56] <L1nuxReign> xiong, you are not wasting your time, notice that if you send a large file to the trash can and you try to unplug the device without unmounting, it will leave part of that file into the pen drive but it will be not visible, just an example
[05:56] <steven_> lemme check
[05:56] <insta1> steven_: dpkg --get-selections | grep libdvdcss
[05:56] <xiong> well i'm not going to worry about windoz
[05:56] <sdlwof> apt-get install errors, http://pastebin.com/m5e408665
[05:56] <steven_> I got libdvdread4
[05:56] <sdlwof> what's the fix for this?
[05:56] <steven_> that count?
[05:56] <insta1> steven_: are you trying to play an actual legit DVD?
[05:57] <pangloss> fluvvell, go to Administration>> Language support
[05:57] <steven_> Yes
[05:57] <fluvvell> did that
[05:57] <Juzman-EeePC> Anyone know how to (successfully) get Artwiz fonts working in jaunty? I symlinked yes-bitmap to /etc/fonts/conf.d/ edited local.conf and fccache -fv
[05:57] <pangloss> fluvvell, make sure english is checked off
[05:58] <fluvvell> pangloss: we're in New Zealand, and it is selected correctly.
[05:58] <insta1> steven_: you might have a region mismatch
[05:58] <Ademan> what are *.desktop file's exec= section executed with? /bin/sh ?
[05:58] <dsnyders> I bought a wide screen LCD monitor.  Can the nvidia GeForce2 MX 400 do wide screen?
[05:58] <pangloss> fluvvell, and you have openoffice language support installed correctly too?
[05:58] <insta1> steven_: check out the 'regionset' package
[05:58] <KingKimi> hi
[05:59] <insta1> dsnyders: what resolution are you trying to actually hit?
[05:59] <pallu> hello all of you
[05:59] <swiftarrow> !ask > pallu
[05:59] <steven_> I do not have regionset
[05:59] <dsnyders> insta1, 1680*1050
[05:59] <steven_> Should I install?
[05:59] <pallu> what do i need to be able to view dvds
[05:59] <fluvvell> pangloss: its showing the same in options language, but I am about to dig down to see if the dictionary is installed. The old helpful wizard is not there now.
[05:59] <KingKimi> My splash screen when ubuntu starts , is not working.. it says image not found ... and starting to run texts "reading files needed to boot [ok] >>>>>>>>>>> [ok] >>>>>> [ok] .......... "  how do i restore my usual loading screen ????
[05:59] <swiftarrow> !dvd > pallu
[06:00] <swiftarrow> !dvd
[06:00] <insta1> steven_: perhaps.  have you ever been able to play this specific DVD on that specific drive before?
[06:00] <steven_> Yes
[06:00] <swiftarrow> pallu, perhaps try vlc
[06:00] <insta1> snap
[06:00] <pallu> i did its not working
[06:00] <dsnyders> insta1, However, even if I try a lower wide screen resolution, it comes out as 4:3
[06:00] <steven_> I cannot get a single movie to work for Ubuntu.  This is frustrating
[06:01] <pangloss> fluvvell, just go to http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/project/en_US-dict and download the dictionary you want, and then double click it on desktop
[06:01] <insta1> steven_: try installing the gstreamer-plugins-{good,bad,ugly} packages
[06:01] <vertix> orange-wedge, are you there?
[06:01] <yaris123456789> hey guys is there something like gui SCP, where I can browse through my web server and open up things and edit them in some sort of IDE, and when i hit save, it uploads it ?
[06:01] <KingKimi> steven_, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[06:01] <dsnyders> instal, I can't seem to find any info on google
[06:01] <steven_> It is already the newest version
[06:02] <pangloss> fluvvell, openoffice will do the rest for you, then make sure it is checked off in tools > language> for selection
[06:02] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, it depends.  Do you have SSH to your server?
[06:02] <dsnyders> steven_, have you tried mplayer?
[06:02] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, if so, you could connect to server (i'm not clear on how to do this, but it's possible) using ssh
[06:02] <KingKimi> steven_, install ubuntu-restricted-extras from synaptic.....
[06:02] <insta1> dsnyders: you're not alone apparently
[06:02] <pangloss> yaris123456789, just use gftp and sync with your server
[06:02] <KingKimi> !medibuntu > steven_
[06:02] <insta1> steven_: without the output from dmesg | tail i can't diagnose further
[06:03] <binskipy2u> hey everyone, is it really worth going from a working 8.10 install to a new 9.04?  isnt 8.10 suppported with updates 1 year longer then 9.04?
[06:03] <binskipy2u> or is that 8.04
[06:03] <binskipy2u> thats supported 3 years?
[06:03] <insta1> it's 8.04
[06:03] <pangloss> binskipy2u, 8.04 is the lts release
[06:03] <yaris123456789> pangloss: gftp? okay. i found SecPanel, however it doesn't let me browse through my webserver and open and edit files in sync
[06:03] <swiftarrow> binskipy2u, its 8.04
[06:03] <KingKimi> binskipy2u, 9.04 has a matrix screen saver B-) B-)
[06:03] <insta1> 9.04 is nice
[06:03] <firefly2442> yaris123456789: konqueror can do SFTP, I'm sure there are other clients out there too
[06:03] <Juzman-EeePC> No one has any info on Artwiz fonts in Ubuntu 9.04?
[06:03] <yaris123456789> like do you guys know WinSCP ? im looking for ubuntu version of that
[06:04] <dsnyders> insta1, I suppose I'll just live in vertical letterbox mode until I upgrade my hardware in a month or so.
[06:04] <yaris123456789> i'll google
[06:04] <KingKimi>  My splash screen when ubuntu starts , is not working.. it says image not found ... and starting to run texts "reading files needed to boot [ok] >>>>>>>>>>> [ok] >>>>>> [ok] .......... "  how do i restore my usual loading screen ????
[06:04] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, have you tried running winscp in wine?
[06:04] <insta1> dsnyders: i've had good luck with the radeon x1300 actually, if you're not looking for performance
[06:04] <yaris123456789> swiftarrow: no i dont know how to run stuff on wine
[06:04] <insta1> quiet, fanless, no external power connection, supported by the open source drivers
[06:05] <firefly2442> yaris123456789: this might help too: http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2005/10/28/how-to-mount-a-remote-ssh-filesystem-using-sshfs/
[06:05] <yaris123456789> thank you
[06:05] <insta1> yaris: firefly's link is a good one ... sshfs rocks
[06:05] <vertix> i am still having problem booting 8.10 even without 2nd IDE drive. It does not even boot on a single sata drive, what could possibly be the problem? file system is clean but it can not mount the root partition
[06:05] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, it's pretty easy: install wine, double click the installer in ubuntu, cross fingers, and pray.  If everythign is ok, it will install, and you can then open the program.
[06:05] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, i recommend the link too.
[06:06] <dsnyders> insta1, All I need is something that can do wide screen and play video files.  I don't do any 3D gaming (especially on my 800MHz box)
[06:06] <yaris123456789> swiftarrow: can i install even games like that? is it possible to run windows program from a mount ?
[06:06] <KingKimi> yaris123456789, even COD works in wine
[06:07] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, see the wine website.  it has a list of programs and games that work.  There is a way to run windows programs from the windows partition, search google.  I found it once, but didn't try.
[06:07] <pangloss> vertix, could be something wring with your fstab
[06:07] <yaris123456789> swiftarrow: thank you
[06:07] <insta1> still pimping the x1300, although i'm guessing you don't have PCIe
[06:07] <binskipy2u> im very happy with 9.04 i think its kick ass, and gnome seems to "flow" better then kde
[06:07] <pangloss> !fstab | vertix
[06:08] <pragad7> how do i upgrade from cd . i am dual booting with xp and ubuntu 8.10
[06:08] <yaris123456789> btw, i didn't have to mount. i can access all my windows stuff in /host/
[06:08] <dsnyders> insta1, I don't think so.  I think my board is PCI+ISA+AGP
[06:08] <yaris123456789> is that normal ?
[06:09] <fluvvell> pangloss, *that* was very smooth
[06:09] <pangloss> !upgrade | pragad7
[06:09] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, are you using the wubi install?
[06:09] <yaris123456789> swiftarrow: wubi ?
[06:09] <pangloss> fluvvell, did it work for you?
[06:09] <dsnyders> insta1, I'll take a look at the x1300.  Is it fully supported under linux?
[06:09] <swiftarrow> yaris123456789, never mind.  Yes it's normal, if it works.
[06:09] <fluvvell> I've installed many dictionaries into openoffice since version 1, and that experience ran close to ephemeral.
[06:09] <fluvvell> pangloss, yes. Very much so.
[06:09] <insta1> dsnyders: won't work on anything but pcie
[06:10] <pangloss> fluvvell, good word choice
[06:10] <insta1> pulls roughly 1000fps on my box with one
[06:10] <insta1> using the r300 driver
[06:10] <insta1> which is NOT fglrx, and therefore open source
[06:10] <fluvvell> pangloss, They've clearly done a heap of work on integration, using extensions. I Like It. Very Much.
[06:10] <vertix> Booting off sata single drive configuration, i get error: [0.700329 Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount fs on unknown-block (8,1)
[06:10] <Amarok__>  guys do i need a graphic card to enable growl like notifications in ubuntu 9.04
[06:10] <yaris123456789> amazing! hard drive is not getting hot running ubuntu vs. vista!
[06:11] <vertix> just before it, i get this error: [0.700183] VFS: Can not open root-device "<NULL>" or unknown-block (8,1)
[06:11] <KingKimi> pragad7, you will need alternate.iso of ubuntu 9.04
[06:11] <pangloss> fluvvell, yes, treating the dictionaries as extensions was a good move by OO
[06:11] <vertix> anybody knows what these errors are?
[06:11] <KingKimi> pragad7, and just mount it ..  it will start the upgrade
[06:11] <Amarok__>  guys do i need a graphic card to enable growl like notifications in ubuntu 9.04
[06:11] <KingKimi>  My splash screen when ubuntu starts , is not working.. it says image not found ... and starting to run texts "reading files needed to boot [ok] >>>>>>>>>>> [ok] >>>>>> [ok] .......... "  how do i restore my usual loading screen ????
[06:11] <nickolaus> I upgraded my laptop and I'm getting " kernel panic - not syncing : VFS: unable to mount root FS on unknown-block" when it boots. Any ideas?
[06:12] <dsnyders> insta1, well, pcie is an option.  I'm planning to upgrade my entire machine.
[06:12] <alsa> has anyone managed to get alsa working correctly in jaunty?
[06:12] <insta1> fair warning: i don't know how high of a resolution they support
[06:12] <vertix> nickolaus, EXACTLY the same error i get on 8.10
[06:12] <insta1> i've used them successfully up to 1280x1024
[06:12] <insta1> they're also dirt cheap
[06:12] <krammer_> what is a transmission blockfile?
[06:12] <insta1> i got mine for $13
[06:13] <pangloss> KingKimi, have you tried system>>administration>>login window
[06:13] <vertix> nickolaus, which ubuntu version are you running?
[06:13] <dsnyders> instal, well, at least the price is right :-)
[06:13] <nickolaus> vertix i got it upgrading to 8.10
[06:13] <Amarok__>  guys do i need a graphic card to enable growl like notifications in ubuntu 9.04
[06:13] <pangloss> Amarok__, no
[06:13] <insta1> dsnyders: well, i can't find them that cheap online anymore
[06:13] <insta1> i have one more laying around
[06:13] <KingKimi> pangloss, what to do in that dialog box ?
[06:13] <dsnyders> Amarok__, wouldn't you need a sound card for growling?
[06:13] <insta1> i'll trade you x1300 vs. gf2
[06:14] <Amarok__> you sure pangloss
[06:14] <Matt1360> Anyone be able to help me with a video performance issue? I've got an onboard GeForce 6100, running glxgears at ~2500fps. The game I'm trying to run (at 640x480) is running at a seemingly capped 5fps
[06:14] <vertix> nickolaus, looks like there is a bug in this version (8.10)
[06:14] <pangloss> KingKimi, click local, and try changing the login screen
[06:14] <Amarok__> thats not funny dsnyders
[06:14] <binskipy2u> gforce 6100 idont think is a good enough card
[06:14] <pangloss> Amarok__, yes...
[06:14] <binskipy2u> to run games at any "fun" rate
[06:14] <vertix> here is what I get: [0.700183] VFS: Can not open root-device "<NULL>" or unknown-block (8,1)
[06:14] <nickolaus> vertix is there a fix? i need to get it up and running asap.
[06:14] <vertix> [0.700244] Please append correct "root=" option; here are available partitions:
[06:14] <vertix> [0.700329 Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount fs on unknown-block (8,1)
[06:15] <pangloss> !pastebin | vertix
[06:15] <pragad7> so can i upgrade from cd by typing gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade" in the terminal in ubuntu. iam dual booting ubuntu and windows xp. dont want to reinstall xp.please confirm if this method is right
[06:15] <Matt1360> binskipy2u, the game I'm trying to run is "StepMania" - It runs flawlessly under Windows in a test environment.
[06:15] <vertix> nickolaus, can you read my errors and see if this is what YOU get?
[06:15] <nickolaus> vertix kernel panic - not syncing : VFS: unable to mount root FS on unknown-block (0,0) not 8,1
[06:15] <vertix> nickolaus, i've been screwing with this thing for a week without sleep
[06:15] <binskipy2u> sorry matt, i just know from spec wise, 6100 is usually onboard and comes with many computers you buy at best buy etc
[06:15] <dsnyders> Amarok__, sorry.  It's late for me, and I'm getting a little punchy, I guess.  Seemed funny when I typed it.  Apologies.
[06:16] <binskipy2u> i have an onboard card, it's ati
[06:16] <binskipy2u> and i dont play any games at all,  never got into them
[06:16] <binskipy2u> not worth trying to keep up graphics wise to me
[06:16] <Cryptic_Bat> nickolaus: Have you trieds using intrepid Ibex 8.10 lts
[06:16] <vertix> nickolaus, that's ok. i got that one also, block number does not matter, it comes in several flavors depending on how you are trying to but it
[06:16] <pangloss> Cryptic_Bat, 8.10 is not an lts release
[06:16] <krammer_> what is a transmission blockfile?
[06:17] <Daremonai> how can I run something on startup after some delay
[06:17] <pragad7> kingkimi i dont have the alternate iso of ubuntu 9.04 i got the iso image forkuubntu9.04 can i still upgrade from the cd
[06:17] <CPUFreak91> Where can I find the kernel module for p4 frequency scaling?
[06:17] <Amarok__> its fine man its just that i have had a pretty rough day
[06:17] <CPUFreak91> I've got a Dell Inspiron 1150 that's running really slowly, and I noticed that cpu freq scaling isn't working.
[06:17] <vertix> nickolaus, what drive are you using? did you say you are trying to put it on laptop?
[06:18] <binskipy2u> anyone have a good ubuntu tweak site? guide? how-to.. for services, fstab, boot tweaks etc?
[06:18] <pangloss> Daremonai, you mean, besides adding it to the startup programs in system>>preferences>>sessions ?
[06:18] <vertix> nickolaus, do you know the sata controller chipset brand and manufacturer?
[06:18] <binskipy2u> something to really "streamline" your ubuntu install
[06:18] <Cryptic_Bat> wops I meant to say 8.04 intrepid ibex
[06:18] <nickolaus> vertix yeah. I was told it was because the kernal was never upgraded because it failed to complete the upgrade.
[06:18] <dsnyders> Amarok__, what is this growl notification thing you're talking about?
[06:18] <WebDawg> how do i search aptitude?
[06:18] <Daremonai> pangloss, I mean, i wanna be able to do smth like: sleep 5 && wine "application" &
[06:18] <insta1> WebDawg: heh, aptitude search
[06:19] <WebDawg> ahh
[06:19] <WebDawg> i did --search
[06:19] <Cryptic_Bat> woops I meant to say 8.04 intrepid ibex
[06:19] <doink1212> how do I install mac-on-linux?
[06:19] <pangloss> binskipy2u, http://ubuntu-tweak.com/
[06:19] <koshari> binskipy2u i used to use ubuntuguide
[06:19] <vertix> nickolaus, i don't get what you mean about kernel upgrade
[06:19] <Kalmi> doink1212, :D
[06:19] <pangloss> Daremonai, you can probably set a cron job to run 5mins after startup
[06:20] <vertix> nickolaus, who told you this and can you tell me exactly what they told you?
[06:20] <pangloss> !cron | Daremonai
[06:20] <Daremonai> pangloss, ok
[06:20] <krammer_> what is a transmission blockfile?
[06:20] <ja660k> does anyone know xslt because #xml wont reply
[06:20] <Daremonai> thanks
[06:20] <Roasted> Question - If I set a crontab entry to run as the user "fred", will that script run as fred even if Bob is logged in?
[06:20] <alsa> does anybody here have alsa working properly? because I would like to know what version
[06:20] <nmvictor>
[06:20] <pangloss> krammer_, google it
[06:20] <nmvictor> hi all
[06:21] <pangloss> !hi | nmvictor
[06:21] <dsnyders> g'nigh all!
[06:21] <vertix> nickolaus, the problem with kernel is that it boots off of liveCD, so there is something really funky with 8.10. it does not look that straightforward
[06:21] <Kalmi> Roasted, sure... (but don't expect GUI apps to work with cron)
[06:21] <krammer_> pangloss, what is google?
[06:21] <WebDawg> how do i search aptitude online
[06:21] <ketch> just upgraded to Jaunty from Intrepid and HP dv8000 AMD64 laptop is runnig 90*C, fan is on full.  Help please.
[06:21] <WebDawg> ?
[06:21] <Roasted> kalmi - no, it's just an rsync script. That should work?
[06:21] <Kalmi> Roasted, sure
[06:21] <nmvictor> alsa:here
[06:22] <Cryptic_Bat> !alsa
[06:22] <pangloss> krammer_, lol
[06:22] <Roasted> kalmi - I just want to have both home directories of each user on this computer to be backed up on a 2nd drive in the computer. But fred can't rsync bob's stuff. I wasn't sure if using crontab (fred as fred, bob as bob) would execute even if the opposite user is logged in
[06:22] <doink1212> anybody, mac-on-linux, how do i install?
[06:22] <pangloss> !google | krammer_
[06:22] <nmvictor> WebDwag:what do you mean?you want to search the word aptitude or what?
[06:22] <pragad7> i got ubuntu8.10 and windows xp .  i am trying to upgrade to kubuntu 9.04 with a cd iso image htat i burnt to a cd .how do i up.i was given a link her and it says i will need the alternate cd. so can i not upgrade with the regular cd image
[06:22] <pangloss> WebDawg, http://packages.ubuntu.com
[06:22] <Kalmi> Roasted, you could backup the whole home directory as root
[06:23] <Roasted> kalmi - I don't want to use root, though.
[06:23] <Roasted> kalmi - I just want to do this at the user level.
[06:23] <Kalmi> Roasted, your approach should work fine
[06:23] <vertix> anybody knows if i can upgrade to 9.04 off of 8.10 live CD? cause i can't fry from ISO
[06:23] <pangloss> pragad7, no, you need the alternate to upgrade from CD. you could alternatively just upgrade from aptitude
[06:23] <Roasted> kalmi - thanks dood
[06:23] <alsa> thanks but I've been all over the forums. I am using a USB audio device that used to work and have been all over the forums, the prevalent solution is to use OSS and pulse. I am hoping for an older version of alsa that is not borked
[06:24] <vertix> nickolaus, do you have a sata drive?
[06:24] <pragad7> pangloss how do i upgrade with the regular cd. do i have to remove ubuntu 8.10and then install 9.04
[06:25] <ketch> Bump on overheating Jaunty?
[06:25] <pangloss> pragad7, thats one alternative.... i dont knwo why you would do that though
[06:26] <w00tz> there's a terminal that displays 4 shells @ once, i forget what it was called. any ideas?
[06:26] <pragad7> pangloss because i got slow internet connection. cannot afford to download alternate cd
[06:26] <CPUFreak91> It seems that the CPU on my Dell Inspiron 1150 is throttled down to 133Mhz. How can I speed it up?
[06:26] <CPUFreak91> I'm on Jaunty
[06:26] <pragad7> i alredy downloaded the regular cd
[06:26] <asdf_> can someone tell me how to enable compiz fusion cube on ubuntu 9.04
[06:26] <asdf_> compiz settings manager is not an available package
[06:27] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, what does cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i mhz report?
[06:27] <Matt1360> "cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep -i mhz" rather
[06:27] <pangloss> asdf_, is compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:28] <pangloss> its*
[06:28] <esr> An Ubuntu upgrade has rendered my maqin system unbootable; initramfs cannot find the root device by UUID. I'm seeking emergency help.
[06:28] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: One sec
[06:28] <vesayth> Hi, I don't know if anyone here can help me with this (if not, could anyone suggest a room to join for help on it?). I just flashed dd-wrt onto my router, and the Applications and Gaming section is missing on it so I can't set up port forwarding. Anyone have any idea what the problem is? Google searches turn up nothing.
[06:28] <asdf_> pangloss: no
[06:28] <KingKimi> pangloss, No.. not that..
[06:28] <insta1> vesayth: PM me
[06:28] <KingKimi> pangloss, what i ask is "the ubuntu logo with the progess bar loading from left to right"
[06:28] <insta1> i use dd-wrt, i can help you
[06:28] <ketch> anyone else hearing about Jaunty overheating?
[06:29] <KingKimi> pangloss, that is not coming up .. instead some running text
[06:29] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: It's returning 2597.786
[06:29] <pragad7> dual booting xp and ubuntu. how od i unistall ubuntu without losing xp
[06:29] <CPUFreak91> let me start gnome
[06:29] <pangloss> KingKimi, =/
[06:29] <pangloss> asdf_, what do you mean no?
[06:29] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, I'm assuming you're running a laptop with a 2.6 in it?
[06:29] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: yes
[06:29] <Vissud> well, i give up
[06:29] <Vissud> back to windows for a while
[06:29] <KingKimi> pangloss, ? :(
[06:29] <Vissud> *sigh&
[06:29] <asdf_> root@ubuntu:~# sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:29] <asdf_> Reading package lists... Done
[06:29] <asdf_> Building dependency tree
[06:29] <asdf_> Reading state information... Done
[06:29] <asdf_> E: Couldn't find package compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:29] <FloodBot1> asdf_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:29] <asdf_> root@ubuntu:~# sudo apt-get install compiz-settings-manager
[06:30] <Zencyde> Man, I don't see how you can go back to Windows.
[06:30] <KingKimi> !paste | asdf_
[06:30] <Guest25119> I just accidentally saved over a file, is there anyway to restore the old version?  How can you not love "sudo apt-get"ing everything?
[06:30] <pragad7> how do i unistall ubuntu without having to reinstall xp . i am dulabooting xp and ubuntu
[06:30] <superboy> help it says "W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2836CB0A8AC93F7A
[06:30] <superboy> "
[06:30] <asdf_> E: Couldn't find package compiz-settings-manager
[06:30] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: I tried adding the CPU scaling applet in gnome and it told me CPU scaling wasn't supported
[06:30] <Kalmi> vertix, what do you mean  "i can't fry from ISO"?
[06:30] <pangloss> asdf_, do you have the universe repositories enables?
[06:30] <vertix> esr, looks like several ppl have the same problem, and its been there at least since 8.10
[06:30] <jess> Can someone help me with a general hw question regarding RAM?
[06:30] <KingKimi> asdf_, sudo apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager compiz-fusion-plugins*
[06:30] <Matt1360> It may be built into the kernel and not configurable? - Don't quote me on this, though.
[06:31] <asdf_> E: Couldn't find package compizconfig-settings-manager
[06:31] <KingKimi> asdf_, try that single line command
[06:31] <arunreddy> laptop integrated web cam not working with cheese,  Ubuntu Jaunty Amd 64
[06:31] <KingKimi> pangloss, any help plz ?
[06:31] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: I heard that 9.04 compiled cpu scaling into the kernel and that, yes, it wasn't configurable
[06:31] <ketch> nobody else overheating on Jaunty?
[06:31] <vertix> Vissud, lucky you, you can go back to windows
[06:31] <asdf_> same result
[06:31] <arunreddy> Need some help :  laptop integrated web cam not working with cheese,  Ubuntu Jaunty Amd 64
[06:31] <pangloss> asdf_, you need to enable the universe repository, in System>>administration>>software sources
[06:31] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, As required, it will speed up, you shouldn't notice any performance problems.
[06:32] <chuck_> !ask|jess
[06:32] <KingKimi> !webcam
[06:32] <jess> ubottu: thanks
[06:32] <KingKimi> pangloss, :( are yoyu there ?
[06:32] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: hrm, I wonder if it's something else then. Gnome and any apps running in the GUI are a real dog right now
[06:32] <pangloss> KingKimi, beyond what ubottu knows in !splash, I cant really be of more help
[06:32] <pangloss> !splash | KingKimi
[06:32] <Kalmi> vertixvertix, what do you mean  by "i can't fry from ISO"?
[06:32] <Guest25119> I just accidentally saved over a file, is there anyway to restore the old version? It's just an .odt
[06:32] <vertix> Kalmi, i am running off live CD and i can not boot windows cause it is infected, so i can only download non-iso version. is there non iso version of 9.04?
[06:33] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: I'm always running at ~97% CPU
[06:33] <jess> I've been having problems with my computer trying to install 8.04. I ran memtest and got a bunch of errors - supposedly my RAM has been tested and it's fine. Could this be a mobo problem?
[06:33] <KingKimi> pangloss, i have seen that already and installed gnome-splshscrn-manager from synaptic
[06:33] <KingKimi> pangloss, what2 do now ?
[06:33] <Kalmi> vertix, you create a USB installer
[06:33] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: open up a terminal and enter "top" to see what's using that much cpu
[06:33] <esr> vertix: Is there a procedure for troubkeshooting this docuntede anywhere?
[06:33] <Kalmi> vertix, you could create a USB installer
[06:34] <KingKimi> vertix, try unetbootin
[06:34] <pangloss> KingKimi, post to message boards and wait for someone more knowledgeable I guess
[06:34] <superboy> "
[06:34] <orange-wedge> vertix why can't you use your redhat partition?
[06:34] <Kalmi> KingKimi, hey, you are stealing my suggestion :)
[06:34] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: well that's the thing, nothing really. 5.5%us 7.5%sys but 92%id
[06:34] <orange-wedge> to dl a new copy and burn it?
[06:34] <KingKimi> Kalmi, because for me , create a usb disk in system did not work.. but unetbootin is very easy and it worked perfect
[06:35] <vertix> esr, i've been trying to get some info on this on this chan for at least 24 hrs. no luck so far
[06:35] <vertix> KingKimi, what is unetbootin?
[06:35] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: look lower down, see the list that's constantly updating? there's a cpu column there
[06:35] <superboy> help it says "W: GPG error: http://ppa.launchpad.net jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2836CB0A8AC93F7A
[06:35] <ukis> gima
[06:35] <ukis> hai apa kabar
[06:35] <orange-wedge> unetbootin rocks
[06:35] <pangloss> vertix, what exactly are you trying to do?
[06:35] <vertix> orange-wedge, user redhat partition for what?
[06:35] <KingKimi> vertix, its in add/remove
[06:36] <Kalmi> KingKimi, I dunno what you mean by "create a usb disk in system"... I was thinking of unetbootin
[06:36] <esr> vertix: You ran into the same problem?  (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/devmapper/+bug/238793 seems relevant.)
[06:36] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: the highest I see is the occassional 4% from Xorg
[06:36] <h00k> Ubuntu 8.10 on this HP Dv9000 laptop will /not/ start unless I hold a key down on the keyboard.  Any key, doesn't matter.
[06:36] <KingKimi> Kalmi, i meant  system > admin > create a usb startup disk
[06:36] <orange-wedge> vertix boot into redhat and then dl 9.04 and burn it
[06:36] <jess> Could errors found while running memtest prior to 8.04 installation be related to mobo or CPU, rather than RAM?
[06:36] <Kalmi> vertix, "UNetbootin allows you to create bootable Live USB drives for a variety of Linux distributions from Windows or Linux, without requiring you to burn a CD."
[06:36] <KingKimi> pangloss, what is message board ?
[06:36] <KingKimi> *where
[06:36] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: try typing F K
[06:36] <newmember> does the amd64 ver of ubuntu support intel64bit?
[06:36] <ubUSB> hello
[06:37] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: in top
[06:37] <vertix> lemme see that page
[06:37] <pangloss> KingKimi, http://ubuntuforums.org/
[06:37] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: then enter
[06:37] <pangloss> newmember, yes
[06:37] <vertix> Kalmi, i dont have usb flash card
[06:37] <ubUSB> does a livesession from USB saves the configurations for the next session otr to install_
[06:37] <ubUSB> _
[06:37] <omnydevi> i installed ext3IFS, and the drives show up in windows explorer, but when i click to access them it says the drive needs to be formatted. is that normal?
[06:37] <vertix> ALL i have is 2 drives and internet
[06:37] <pragad7> how do unistall ubuntu 8.10 so that i can install kubuntu9.10 .dual booting xp and ubuntu8.10 at this moment and dont want to reinstall xp
[06:37] <KingKimi> pangloss, oh ! you meant forums !
[06:37] <omnydevi> ext2ifs
[06:37] <Kalmi> vertix, booting redhat and writing a cd?
[06:37] <pangloss> KingKimi, haha, sorry for miscommunication
[06:37] <arunreddy> laptop integrated web cam not working with cheese,  Ubuntu Jaunty Amd 64
[06:38] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: ok, the CPU column has dissappeared
[06:38] <KingKimi> pangloss, :-)
[06:38] <arunreddy> says no device found
[06:38] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, I'd like to help you but right now is not the best time, it might be a good idea to ask your questions again.
[06:38] <chuck_> superboy, https://help.launchpad.net/Packaging/PPA#Adding%20a%20PPA%27s%20keys%20to%20your%20system explains how you can add the public key to your system.
[06:38] <Kalmi> KingKimi, isn't that about writing GRUB(and only GRUB) to an USB drive
[06:38] <Kalmi> ?
[06:38] <blah010111> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?ð‘¹ð‘°ð‘·ð‘³ð‘¶ð‘³ð‘ºð‘¼ð‘·ð‘®ð‘¼ð’€ð‘º" 0 0
[06:38] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: then you did something weird
[06:38] <Kalmi> (never used it)
[06:38] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: I understand. Thanks anyway :)
[06:38] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: then you did something weird
[06:38] <vertix> well, usb, for one thing, is prolly twice as slow as sata or ide
[06:38] <orange-wedge> vertix... ive got it
[06:38] <orange-wedge> you could download the iso
[06:39] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: F and K just enable/disable the columns, right?
[06:39] <orange-wedge> and mount the iso while running the from the cd
[06:39] <KingKimi> Kalmi, what do you mean by "that" ?
[06:39] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: no, reorder sorting
[06:39] <Kalmi> vertix, I'm running Ubuntu from an USB drive right now... all fine :)
[06:39] <RHorse> sup people?
[06:39] <pangloss> !hi | RHorse
[06:39] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: crap, my bad
[06:39] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: one sec
[06:39] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: hehe, no problem
[06:39] <KingKimi> why flloodbot is setting too many bans ? :P
[06:39] <RHorse> pangloss you made my day :)
[06:40] <vertix> Kalmi, i tried cd burner off of redhat, but it does not work for some reason, it is an old redhat, enterprise 4.0
[06:40] <pangloss> =)
[06:40] <Kalmi> KingKimi, system > admin > create a usb startup dis
[06:40] <Kalmi> vertix, :)
[06:40] <orange-wedge> vertix... darn
[06:40] <KingKimi> Kalmi, ??? arent we showing it to the iso or the Cd  ?
[06:41] <nmvictor> omnydevi:yea i think its normal but dont format.windows know only two file system,FAT and New technology File System(NTFS) so anything other than that means unformatted drive.thats windows foolishness,or shortcomings to be polite.
[06:41] <vertix> orange-wedge, you've got what? (i am still reading the stuff at 08:38:35 AM)
[06:41] <Kalmi> vertix, what's wrong with your windows install? :p
[06:41] <KingKimi> .join #ubuntu-offtopic
[06:41] <vertix> orange-wedge, yep, i CAN download iso, but i need an ISO mounter program in that case
[06:41] <orange-wedge> vertix download the 9.04 iso while you are still on the livecd
[06:41] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: tried F (Capitalised)?
[06:41] <orange-wedge> vertix you don't need an iso mounter
[06:42] <orange-wedge> vertix you can do that by default
[06:42] <vertix> orange-wedge, well if i can mount the .iso image, that would be great
[06:42] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: ok, that works, K (CPU) is selected now
[06:43] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: ok, is whatever's at the top of the list using large amounts of cpu?
[06:43] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: no, barely anything at all. The highest I've seen is a 9.3% from Xorg
[06:43] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: then I've no idea
[06:43] <orange-wedge> vertix sudo mount -t iso9660 filename.iso /media/iso -o loop
[06:43] <vertix> Kalmi, i've got the most sophisticated rootkit on my windows, i can't even dream of booting windows and for as long, as i can imagine, cause it looks like its gotten down to bios level, but i am not sure about that
[06:44] <Kalmi> vertix, rootkits are fun :)
[06:44] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: short of a trojan/rootkit which has modified your top command to not display it (they exist)
[06:44] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: I doubt it, this is a fresh ubuntu 9.04 install ;)
[06:44] <vertix> orange-wedge, oh, cool. so i can just install off of .iso image without actually using the disk?
[06:44] <orange-wedge> vertix obviously you would probably need enough space to DL the iso... so you will need to mount one of your harddrives
[06:44] <orange-wedge> yeah you should
[06:44] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: no idea then, sorry
[06:45] <orange-wedge> vertix let me find the command to start up the installer
[06:45] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: I had a similar problem on 8.04 too
[06:45] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: thanks anyway
[06:45] <theunleet> ?DCC SEND "ff???f?ð‘¹ð‘°ð‘·ð‘³ð‘¶ð‘³ð‘ºð‘¼ð‘·ð‘®ð‘¼ð’€ð‘º" 0 0
[06:45] <vertix> orange-wedge, that would save my day, and even week if that works
[06:45] <vertix> orange-wedge, i can find enough space no problem
[06:45] <boghog> hello, does anyone know how I should set a constant acceleration with the new Xorg server? (1.6.0) I used to be able to do it by setting motion_acceleration with motion_treshold at 1, but that doesn't seem to work any more
[06:46] <vertix> orange-wedge, that would be appreciated
[06:46] <boghog> on my pointer device that is
[06:46] <ikonia> ak theunleet
[06:46] <boghog> I can't set it in xorg.conf with the hotplugging stuff so im not sure where to set it now
[06:46] <ubUSB> does a livesession from USB saves the configurations for the next session otr to install?
[06:46] <Kalmi> vertix... yeah... sure... getting a CD and writing it can take about a week..
[06:46] <vertix> oh, finally, i caught up reading all this fast scrolling jazz here
[06:46] <pangloss> ubUSB, as long as you have a partition for your files, yes
[06:47] <vertix> Kalmi, well, it is going to take a couple of days, but now a week.
[06:47] <vertix> is there a torrent for 8.10 iso?
[06:47] <Kalmi> sure
[06:47] <pangloss> vertix, yes
[06:48] <yaris123456789> hey guys im having some weird issues trying to watch youtube. first theres a large grey area with a play button that i have to click inorder to view the youtube video player. when the video plays its very poor quality, like squares and stuff. same video showed fine in windows. also, the mute and volume button on youtube seems to not function
[06:48] <Kalmi> vertix, you know... you could walk into any internet cafe and have it done under half an hour...
[06:48] <vertix> Kalmi, i meant but NOT a week :)
[06:48] <ubUSB> pangloss: how can I create one, please?
[06:48] <pangloss> ubUSB, use portablelinux
[06:48] <vertix> pangloss. yes what?
[06:48] <ubUSB> thank you, pangloss
[06:48] <pangloss> vertix, yes there is a torrent for 8.10
[06:49] <Kalmi> what the heck are these FloodBots doing?
[06:49] <CPUFreak91> doc|work / Matt1360: FYI Aha! The p4-clockmod module wasn't running, so CPU scaling should work now that I've started the module.
[06:49] <pangloss> pwning some flooders
[06:49] <vertix> pangloss, do you happen to know the torrent link for 9.04?
[06:49] <Matt1360> CPUFreak91, I'm glad you figured it out!
[06:50] <Kalmi> pangloss, but why are they playing with each other?
[06:50] <rww> Kalmi: It's complicated. Best to just ignore it.
[06:50] <pangloss> vertix, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/downloadmirrors#bt
[06:50] <CPUFreak91> Matt1360: well, not the slowness, but at least I can monitor the CPU speed to see if it's being scaled down too much
[06:50] <vertix> i hope torrent client on 8.10 works off live cd... :(
[06:50] <Matt1360> o
[06:50] <pangloss> Kalmi, b/c it feels good?
[06:50] <vertix> pangloss, thanx, appreciated
[06:50] <pangloss> vertix, n/p
[06:51] <ikonia> !away > Pasbar_Team
[06:51] <boghog> does anyone know how to set constant acceleration for my mouse with ubuntu 9.04 ?
[06:51] <boghog> with the new 1.6.0 xorg-server the usual way of setting it doesn't seem to work any more
[06:51] <pangloss> boghog, there is nothign in system>>preferences>>mouse for you?
[06:52] <boghog> i used to just set the motion_acceleration gconf setting to the constant acceleration I wanted, and motion_treshhold to 1
[06:52] <vertix> well, i cross my finger this torrent client is not a dog off of live cd...
[06:52] <vertix> i just started it
[06:52] <boghog> pangloss, I can't seem to set constant acceleration there :(
[06:52] <pangloss> =(
[06:52] <fantasai> I have a laptop that's 1400x900 and I have connected it to an LCD monitor that is 1680x1050. I want to use the monitor at 1680x1050, but Ubuntu seems to insist on keeping it at 1162x864. How can I force it to use the correct screen settings?
[06:52] <superboy> how do i upgrade to KDE 4.2.3 from the terminal?
[06:52] <Mylisto> I
[06:52] <Mylisto> I'm wondering if there is a speech to text program for ubuntu?
[06:53] <pangloss> !xorg | fantasai
[06:53] <Kalmi> fantasai, dumb solution: restart...
[06:53] <brucelee> http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/8228/1033607553.jpg
[06:53] <fantasai> Kalmi: tried that already
[06:53] <pangloss> superboy, sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[06:53] <bingungaja> anyone know download manager application that can save our id and pass (eg. rapidshare) ?
[06:53] <KingKimi> !restartx
[06:53] <brucelee> my girlfriend was asking me if her legs are too far apart, what do you guys think?
[06:53] <boringpackets> ubuntu is fantastic
[06:53] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: ah, I didn't realise it was that it wasn't throttling
[06:54] <pangloss> !offtopic | brucelee
[06:54] <superboy> would that upgrade me to the curent version release?
[06:54]  * boringpackets doesnt like offtopic nazi's
[06:54] <pangloss> superboy, no, just for that release
[06:54] <Kalmi> brucelee, next time make it clear that it is NSFW...
[06:54] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: now I wish it would throttle/scale. This thing gets very hot at constant fullspeed
[06:54] <orange-wedge> vertix which version are you downloading?
[06:54] <brucelee> pangloss, she said ubuntu may have been the cause for her it, so it definately is on-topic
[06:55] <doc|work> CPUFreak91: :/
[06:55] <pangloss> if you want KDE newer, you'll have to enable backports if you are on an old release
[06:55] <unforgiven512> Hello, would it be possible for anyone to help me with getting A2DP to work?
[06:55] <nmvictor> brucelee:im sure #ubuntu-offtopic would have countless to say about that
[06:55] <bingungaja> anyone know download manager application that can save our id and pass (eg. rapidshare) ?
[06:55] <vertix> orange-wedge, i am trying to start 9.04
[06:55] <pangloss> brucelee, oic
[06:55] <superboy> do i got to download it off a torrent to get the latest KDE version release?
[06:55] <vertix> but it does not look like bt is starting, i don't see any seeders yet
[06:55] <pangloss> !backports | superboy
[06:55] <boringpackets> !packaging
[06:55] <CPUFreak91> doc|work: oh, here we go. top reports huge cpu usage when starting apps
[06:55] <vertix> do i have to set bt up somehow? i used utorrent b4
[06:56] <CPUFreak91> doc|work gnome-appearanc and thunderbird-bin are each using 30% CPU
[06:56] <pangloss> vertix no
[06:56] <orange-wedge> vertix you're going to need the livecd version
[06:57] <CPUFreak91> grr, now Xorg and thunderbird have eaten 94% cpu
[06:57] <vertix> pangloss, well, i don't see any traffic on bt. is there a proxy setting somewhere in bt and it is blocking the traffic?
[06:57] <vertix> i never used bt b4
[06:58] <orange-wedge> vertix there should be transmission
[06:58] <Buttons840> Does APT come with a feature that will allow you to download a program, and all its dependancies and then build them into a little repository which you can then take around to other computers (of various configurations) which do not have internet connections?
[06:58] <bingungaja> anyone know download manager application that can save our id and pass (eg. rapidshare) ?
[06:59] <orange-wedge> i know i'm bad but i like to use utorrent through wine
[06:59] <vertix> i am downloading 9.04 alternate AMD is that the right version? i am using AMD processor
[06:59] <Buttons840> amd is 64 bit version i believe?
[06:59] <pangloss> Buttons840, yes, $apt-get source program
[07:00] <vertix> orange-wedge, i don't see any progress bar in bt, so i have no clue if it started. is there a progress bar and a list of seeders in bt?
[07:00] <Buttons840> there is i356 and amd64
[07:00] <nmvictor> i need a good networks monitoring package for the terminal,i spend half my day at the terminal so having a nice network monitor for the terminal would help ...
[07:00] <vertix> cause i don't see any seeders and there is no progress bar. how do i know something Is happening?
[07:00] <pangloss> i386*
[07:00] <orange-wedge> vertix i think you have to right click the torrent for details
[07:00] <pangloss> nmvictor, $sudo tcpdump
[07:00] <Madpilot> vertix, most BT clients should show a progress bar of some sort.
[07:01] <Madpilot> vertix, I know Deluge does, it's what I use instead of transmission. Cleaner than transmission.
[07:01] <orange-wedge> vertix i would recommend using the i386 version
[07:01] <Mylisto> anyone know of a speech to text program for ubuntu?
[07:01] <Buttons840> thanks pangloss, is there a way to tell apt-get source where to save the files?
[07:01] <orange-wedge> vertix are you running the 64bit live cd?
[07:01] <nmvictor> pangloss:thats it,i just type that?you mean i already have tcpdump on my system?
[07:01] <orange-wedge> i doubt the installer is written in 64bit code anyway
[07:01] <notdarkyet> hey all, what is the simplest way to mount a drive on my network (that also has ubuntu as an os).  I can transfer files no problem while using ssh ans scp but I would like to simply mount the drive
[07:02] <pangloss> Buttons840, just be in the folder where you want to download them to
[07:02] <orange-wedge> you can use samba
[07:02] <pangloss> nmvictor, you should have it
[07:02] <notdarkyet> i did some searching and mot of the results were using samba
[07:02] <notdarkyet> oh
[07:02] <sdlwof> apt-get install errors, http://pastebin.com/m5e408665
[07:02] <sdlwof> what's the fix for this?
[07:02] <notdarkyet> yeah I assumed there was a simpler way if both pc's are linux based
[07:02] <orange-wedge> personally i've found samba to be very slow
[07:02] <h00k> Ubuntu 8.10 on this HP Dv9000 laptop will /not/ start unless I hold a key down on the keyboard.  Any key, doesn't matter.  Any ideas?
[07:02] <Buttons840> ok, and is there a way to specify that i want 32 bit compatible packages even on 64 bit ubuntu?
[07:02] <mzuverink> Can anyone post a link to a how to to make firefox run(ans install all its 32 bit goodies) on a 64 bit,  jave "Icedtea, is slower than the hills
[07:02] <orange-wedge> but it is the most "cross" platform sharing method
[07:03] <nmvictor> pangloss:ok i typed that and its stuck at listening on eth0..any problem?
[07:03] <orange-wedge> if you want to see it on a windows box as well
[07:04] <vertix> bt really sucks
[07:04] <pangloss> well, you are now monitorign your network traffic nmvictor
[07:04] <orange-wedge> vertix try downloading transmission
[07:04] <orange-wedge> you can do sudo apt-get install transmission
[07:04] <bingungaja> how can i detect my webcam whether my webcam is useable or not
[07:05] <Madpilot> orange-wedge, transmission is installed by default...
[07:05] <orange-wedge> thats what i thought
[07:05] <vertix> orange-wedge, sorry i donnow about transmission. what is it and how does it work?
[07:05] <notdarkyet> i mean what is the standard way to transfer files from linux-to-linux filesystems
[07:05] <orange-wedge> its the default bittorrent client
[07:05] <notdarkyet> i mean theres got to be a way other than samba, right?
[07:05] <Madpilot> vertix, transmission is a bittorrent client
[07:06] <nmvictor> guys i cant launch phpmyadmin in my browser, i type http://localhost/<myusername>/phpmyadmin  at the browser combo and what i get is my browser launchimh a save-download dialogue box,the file downloaded is a .PHTML file.Thats obviously weird,any suggestions on what i should do?
[07:06] <orange-wedge> yeah... theres nfs
[07:06] <orange-wedge> but i would do samba
[07:06] <orange-wedge> if you have friends come over with their windows laptops...
[07:06] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, nowadays samba is considered the easy way with nice GUI and stuff....
[07:06] <iamtechno> Anyone know off hand when was opengl 3.0 supported in X.org?
[07:06] <notdarkyet> rats, really?
[07:06] <h00k> Ubuntu 8.10 on this HP Dv9000 laptop will /not/ start unless I hold a key down on the keyboard.  Any key, doesn't matter.  Any ideas?
[07:06] <vertix> orange-wedge, strange, if it is a default, then why did it start bt when i clicked on a torrent link? may be it is not default on livecd?
[07:06] <notdarkyet> what about the old days?
[07:06] <notdarkyet> ahah
[07:07] <orange-wedge> not sure
[07:07] <Silveira_Neto> Guys, I just instaled Jaunty and noticed a bad performace with my intel graphic card, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904#Performance%20regressions%20on%20Intel%20graphics%20cards, the official documentation says to do some ajusts on xorg.conf but it doesn't exists anymore. I need to create a new one? There's a template?
[07:07] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, I'm quite young, but I guess it was NFS and SCP
[07:07] <iamtechno> Anyone know off hand when was opengl 3.0 supported in X.org?
[07:08] <vertix> orange-wedge, oh, sorry, transmission IS a default on livecd for 8.10. it did start, thanx god!
[07:08] <notdarkyet> yeah i have used scp before, I was just hoping I could mount the drive over the network
[07:08] <Kalmi> you can...
[07:08] <notdarkyet> ... with samba
[07:08] <Kalmi> there is sshfs..
[07:09] <vertix> hey, pumping good! :)
[07:09] <notdarkyet> oh? really
[07:09] <RHorse> notdarkyet sshfs?
[07:09] <CPUFreak91> I've disabled Compiz special effects, but Xorg, Firefox, and Thunderbird are eating 90% of my CPU
[07:09] <Kalmi> there is even GUI for it in gnome
[07:09] <iNutshell> notdarkyet: try sshfs
[07:09] <notdarkyet> thanks i will do some searching and reading
[07:09] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: what cpu are you running?
[07:09] <h00k> Ubuntu 8.10 on this HP Dv9000 laptop will /not/ continue the boot process unless I hold a key down on the keyboard.  Any key, doesn't matter.  Any ideas?
[07:09] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno a P4 2.6Ghz
[07:09] <pangloss> nmvictor, if you want some more general statistics, you could try iptraf
[07:09] <schiggy> hi
[07:10] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, if you don't really need it to be permanent, use Places -> Connect to...
[07:10] <pangloss> !hi | schiggy
[07:10] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, that will just work
[07:10] <orange-wedge> notdaryet sudo mount -t cifs \\samba\share /mount/dir -o username=user,password=pass,noperm
[07:11] <orange-wedge> that's how you mount a samba share
[07:11] <orange-wedge> pretty easy
[07:11] <schiggy> i have a problem with the ubuntu version 9.04 -> i had choosen that the runing programs will start at the next restart
[07:11] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: Which version of ubuntu are you running?
[07:11] <Kalmi> schiggy, and?
[07:11] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno Currently 9.04, but I had the same problem with 8.04
[07:11] <Wicked> !prompt
[07:11] <schiggy> now i can't disable this option
[07:11] <Wicked> !bash
[07:11] <orange-wedge> i wrote a boot script to only mount if i can ping my samba server though
[07:12] <schiggy> this programs start always with the system
[07:12] <nmvictor> pangloss:ok,i asked something about phpmyadmin up their and no one responded yet,could yu be having an idea?
[07:12] <Kalmi> schiggy, with gnome?
[07:12] <schiggy> yes
[07:12] <notdarkyet> thanks guys
[07:12] <Kalmi> schiggy, why can't you disable it?
[07:12] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: So if you type in ps aux in your terminal, it is just Xorg, Tbird and Firefox that is eating up memory?
[07:12] <Kalmi> schiggy, how are you trying to disable it?
[07:13] <orange-wedge> i don't think thats needed but i was hesitant to add the samba share to my /etc/fstab and it can't be reached
[07:13] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: I was using top, but they only ate CPU, not memory
[07:13] <orange-wedge> i've seen thing go wrong during boot when drives in fstab can't be reached
[07:13] <orange-wedge> such as lvm
[07:13] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: This may sound a little odd but what video card are you using?
[07:13] <Kalmi> so did I...
[07:14] <doc``> im having problem running google web toolkit on ubuntu 9.04 http://pastebin.com/d2e8813c
[07:14] <Kalmi> I prefer not to touch it :P
[07:14] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: I'm not sure. I'm on a Dell Inspiron 1150, and it just now shut off from overheating thanks to all the CPU usage ;)
[07:14] <CPUFreak91> give me a sec
[07:14] <error404notfound> my mic hasn't been working since i used hardy. Its configured right, i am using front-mic, also tried alsa mixer, all mic boost are at full volume, using the right capture device.
[07:14] <Kalmi> -schiggy-, and? what prevents you from deleting it from that list?
[07:15] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: I almost wonder if something is using CPU instead of GPU. Since it is a laptop, I assume it is using integrated video.
[07:15] <nmvictor> pangloss:thanks for that IPTraf package,think i finally found what i've been looking for all this time..
[07:15] <schiggy> not in the list -> it is only a checkbox wich is disabled but the programs will also start at the next reboot
[07:15] <pangloss> nmvictor, welcome =) the detailed interface stats is pretty informative
[07:16] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: what's the command that will list my video card info? lshw?
[07:16] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: It almost sounds like possibly your computer is using software rendering instead of using your video card.
[07:16] <Kalmi> schiggy, what program is it?
[07:16] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: glxinfo
[07:16] <orange-wedge> vertix my dl of 9.04 is almost done
[07:16] <orange-wedge> how about you
[07:16] <nmvictor> pangloss:yea,how about the phpmyadmin thingy,know anything about it?
[07:16] <schiggy> skype, pidgin, nautilus
[07:17] <orange-wedge> pulling over 600kB though
[07:17] <CPUFreak91> iamtechno: the vendor string is SGI
[07:17] <Kalmi> nautilus? why?
[07:17] <schiggy> i don't know
[07:17] <pangloss> nmvictor, not really, all I use is apache for my webserver, sorry
[07:17] <notdarkyet> thanks for all your help before guys sshfs was exactly what i was looking for
[07:17] <Kalmi> schiggy, why are you trying to disable nautilus?
[07:17] <ManDay> What is the difference between "Mark for Removal" and "Mark for complete Removal" in Synaptic pkgm?
[07:17] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: really??? How old is your laptop?
[07:18] <Kalmi> notdarkyet, :)
[07:18] <Flannel> ManDay: complete removal removes the config files and other misc files as well.  (Neither will remove the configurations/preferences you have set in your homedir)
[07:18] <RHorse> ManDay config files prolly
[07:18] <nmvictor> pangloss:okee dokee
[07:18] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: run this command glxinfo | grep OpenGL
[07:18] <pangloss> ManDay, removes packages the program depends on as well
[07:18] <iNutshell> schiggy: there is a option "Automativally remember applications when logging out" in the sessions app
[07:18] <iamtechno> CPUFreak91: what does it output
[07:18] <pangloss> ?