[07:35] <iscorpion> Mikerhinos:  same prob here so better we download iso first and then upgrade our os
[07:36] <Beldar> !lts | iscorpion
[07:36] <wickedheadace> it's frustrateing if you can't laugh while learning
[07:36] <iscorpion> beldar so?
[07:36] <Beldar> iscorpion, The official lts to lts is 14.04.1 in july.
[07:36] <wickedheadace> i laugh too mcu for no reason i soppose
[07:37] <iscorpion> Beldar: i am using via update-manager -d
[07:37] <someHuman> How do I torrent 13.04?
[07:37] <wickedheadace> andyfied: you think my laptop can handle 4 hd's in raid?
[07:37] <[lutchy]> Regardless of CPU C-Status... For it to differ between 12.04 and 13.10 on load...
[07:37] <someHuman> 14.04*
[07:37] <Mikerhinos> I already made a LiveUSB with 14.04 just in case upgrade failed, I guess I'll cancel upgrade and try again later with new routeur, it will surely start downloading from scratch though :s
[07:37] <Beldar> iscorpion, Not advised, but you can do what you want.
[07:37] <someHuman> Default download is slow for me :(
[07:38] <wickedheadace> Mikerhinos: why wait for the router? i bet it's some issue on server side, as is often an isue with updateing immediately
[07:38] <wickedheadace> that and bugs
[07:38] <wickedheadace> generally
[07:39] <someHuman> Hello?
[07:39] <wickedheadace> [lutchy]: your right in how this could lead to much more then desired loads
[07:39] <iscorpion> Beldar: so better i download the iso rite?
[07:39] <someHuman> Default download is slow for me :(
[07:39] <ikonia> someHuman: what ?
[07:39] <someHuman> ikonia: How do I torrent 14.04?
[07:39] <someHuman> Torrent usually is faster for me.
[07:39] <ikonia> someHuman: download or seed ?
[07:39] <Beldar> iscorpion, For exactly what end goal?
[07:40] <bazhang> !torrents
[07:40] <Mikerhinos> wickedheadace: yes I know servers are saturated, it's just that I have to change my routeur in a few minutes :s
[07:40] <albus_dumbledore> !14.04
[07:40] <wickedheadace> xD
[07:40] <bazhang> someHuman, get a torrent client then ^
[07:40] <kitten_fist> 14.04 is out?
[07:40] <wickedheadace> always happy to hear people improveing their network speed/security features
[07:40] <bazhang> kitten_fist, 4/17, yes
[07:40] <ikonia> kitten_fist: have you looked on ubuntu.com ?
[07:41] <iscorpion> Beldar: it supports hardwares better then 12.04
[07:41] <Wasper> please help me
[07:41] <bazhang> Wasper, with what
[07:42] <Wasper> i must downgrade php
[07:42] <Wasper> 5.4.27 to 5.4.23
[07:43] <ikonia> not going to happen
[07:44] <Wasper> ikonia: why?
[07:44] <ikonia> Wasper: because the packaged version is greater
[07:44] <[lutchy]> What is woopsie?
[07:49] <someHuman> bazhang: You mean copy link then paste it in torrent client?  I just need the desktop flavor.
[07:54] <notyoureverydayS> someHuman: it's happened to me before... no bueno..
[07:54] <someHuman> bazhang: Or just for personal use.
[07:54] <bazhang> someHuman, its the day of release, that will happen
[07:54] <someHuman> bazhang: :(
[07:54] <someHuman> bazhang: I guess I'll get it next week then?
[07:54] <someHuman> bazhang: I am running 13.04 right now lol.
[07:54] <bazhang> someHuman, your choice
[07:54] <someHuman> bazhang: But I can upgrade from 12.04 right?
[07:54] <ikonia> "lol"???
[07:55] <ikonia> I'm running an operating system "laugh out loud" ???
[07:55] <someHuman> bazhang: Also, I like rolling release distros so LTS would suit me like 12.04 right? :D
[07:55] <dcajacob05> Is it possible that there is a problem with the Nvidia drivers for 14.04 - it seems like something is not right with OpenCL
[07:55] <someHuman> ikonia: Haha!
[07:55] <someHuman> ikonia: I meant I am running Ubuntu 13.04
[07:55] <clue_h> OpenCL or OpenGL?
[07:55] <hannasanarion> My window manager disappeared while installing, anyone have ideas?
[07:56] <ikonia> someHuman: I'm running 13.04 "laugh out loud" ???
[07:56] <dcajacob05> OpenCL, with a "C"
[07:56] <clue_h> hannasanarion, move the mouse
[07:56] <notyoureverydayS> hannasanarion: you good at bash?
[07:56] <hannasanarion> It's locked to one monitor
[07:56] <bazhang> someHuman, thats a matter of personal choice, and NOT a support issue; chit chat in #ubuntu-offtopic please
[07:56] <rtur> Hi, I'm trying to create an amd64 chroot inside a i386 with sbuild. Here is my command: sbuild-createchroot --arch=amd64 --components=main,restricted,universe,multiverse --foreign --make-sbuild-tarball=/var/lib/sbuild/raring-amd64.tar.gz $(maketmp -d) http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu . But I get "chroot: failed to run command 'mount': Exec format error" where the mount command is "chroot /tmp/tmp.mychroot/
[07:57] <rtur> mount -t proc proc /proc . Any ideas ?
[07:57] <hannasanarion> notyoureverydayS: I'm not terrible, but I have no gui, and ctrl-alt-f2 does nothing
[07:57] <someHuman> For those who likes to torrent 14.04 or any Ubuntu ver., here's a link ;) http://www.ubuntu.com/download/alternative-downloads
[07:57] <ikonia> someHuman: this is all listed on the ubuntu.com website - we don't need you to randomly point out links
[07:57] <bazhang> !torrents | someHuman
[07:57] <notyoureverydayS> hannasanarion: throw up and already running script and you should be able to diagnose it..
[07:58] <dcajacob05> clue_h: It's OpenCL with a "C", Some software I'd like to try depends on having a video card that supports OpenCL, I have a compatible card and Nvidia drivers (331) installed, but no OpenCL, it seems
[07:59] <hannasanarion> notyoureverydayS: I'm not sure what you mean. I have no gui or cli, just two monitors filled with my background, with my mouse locked to one screen
[07:59] <dcajacob05> clue_h: software is http://sdr.osmocom.org/trac/wiki/fosphor which is a component of gnuradio
[07:59] <hannasanarion> no windows, no status bar, just the wallpaper
[08:00] <notyoureverydayS> hannasanarion: then how are you typing this?
[08:00] <hannasanarion> notyoureverydayS: On another machine that I haven't updated yet.
[08:02] <Wasper> https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5-oldstable/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.series_filter=&field.status_filter=&batch=75&memo=75&start=75
[08:03] <Wasper> here is 5.4.23
[08:07] <shilpa> hi
[08:10] <_[myth> yay
[08:10] <Wasper> https://launchpad.net/~ondrej/+archive/php5-oldstable/+packages?field.name_filter=&field.series_filter=&field.status_filter=&batch=75&memo=75&start=75
[08:10] <Wasper> so
[08:11] <Wasper> I have ondrej 5.4.27
[08:11] <_[myth> trusty is finally officialy released
[08:11] <Imple> congrats to all ubuntu users with 14.04 lts
[08:11] <_[myth> including me ;)
[08:11] <Wasper> but I must to test something in 5.4.23 versin
[08:11] <Wasper> so how can I downgrade it?
[08:12] <j4son> just certified 12.04 LTS for production this week :)
[08:15] <Fanthomas90> Hi!
[08:17] <Kartagis> Trusty is LTS, right?
[08:17] <Cyrus> Kartagis: Yes.
[08:17] <wildc4rd> Running 12.04 LTS, can I just go straight to 14.04, or do I need to go through every upgrade in between?
[08:17] <Fanthomas90> I just installed ubuntu server 14.04 and let it "use the whole disk and set up lvm" with 80gb size. It still boots after 30 minutes saying that it is "adding 4000000k swap on /dev/mapper/HOSTNAME--vg-swap_1."
[08:17] <Cyrus> wildc4rd: You can upgrade straight to 14.04.
[08:17] <Cyrus> Use the do-release-upgrade tool.
[08:17] <Fanthomas90> is that normally taking so long, or is something wrong?
[08:17] <Fanthomas90> I haven't used lvm before
[08:18] <jozefk> 14.04 and 13.10 are like heaven and earth if we talk about speed. how did you do that? :)
[08:19] <Cyrus> Fanthomas90: I'm not that familiar with LVM, but no that doesn't strike me as normal.
[08:23] <huayra_> 12.04 > 14.04 upgrade worked like a charm
[08:24] <huayra_> unity is even faster
[08:24] <huayra_> yay!
[08:25] <rmannibucau> hi guys
[08:25] <I2EZ1ST> hi
[08:25] <rmannibucau> trying to upgrade to 14.14 but I have a message saying it can't cause i have custom packages (not ubuntu ones)
[08:25] <rmannibucau> can i force it?
[08:26] <bazhang> rmannibucau, 14.04?
[08:27] <rmannibucau> bazhang, trusty
[08:27] <bazhang> rmannibucau, what custom packages
[08:27] <rmannibucau> bazhang, no idea
[08:27] <rmannibucau> i surely installed some but long time ago, don't recall and no help from the installer
[08:27] <bazhang> forcing it would be a very bad idea
[08:28] <salsero|2> rmannibucau: you might break your database
[08:28] <salsero|2> if you're ok with fixing dependencies, go ahead
[08:28] <rmannibucau> bazhang, time I find what is blocking will be > upgrading and reinstalling if needed
[08:29] <rmannibucau> i have no clue at all with deps
[08:29] <salsero|2> then i would advise against it
[08:30] <salsero|2> force means, if it breaks, then it's all on you
[08:30] <bazhang> rmannibucau, back up everything then fresh would be the best here, I'd imagine
[08:31] <rmannibucau> why it would break anything?
[08:31] <rmannibucau> or can i make it listing failing packages?
[08:32] <usTrUcX> 12.04 > 14.04 sudo do-release-upgrade No new release found, do I need new sources.list?
[08:33] <clue_h> too big a jump  i think
[08:33] <Aki-Thinkpad> usTrUcX, yah; you wouldn't want to do that anyways
[08:33] <Ben64> what? lts releases are designed to go from one to the next.
[08:33] <bazhang> Aki-Thinkpad, its fine
[08:33] <Aki-Thinkpad> fresh installs guarantee a clean environment
[08:33] <salsero|2> lts upgrade only in july i believe
[08:33] <bazhang> Aki-Thinkpad, please stop with that
[08:34] <runasas> Hello
[08:34] <Ben64> the reason its not coming up, is that it doesn't show up until the .1 release
[08:34] <salsero|2> omg
[08:34] <Aki-Thinkpad> bazhang, What?
[08:34] <bazhang> Aki-Thinkpad, a LTS to LTS is fine
[08:34] <salsero|2> clean enviornment guarantees 1 week to setup everything again
[08:34] <usTrUcX> Aki-Thinkpad: it is a production server cant re install :\
[08:34] <jozefk> is there any nice icon pack for 14.04?
[08:34] <Aki-Thinkpad> usTrUcX, oh that is a bit different
[08:34] <Aki-Thinkpad> bazhang, Experience of myself and others is really on my side here.
[08:34] <salsero|2> usTrUcX: only in july
[08:35] <bazhang> Aki-Thinkpad, dont advise that here
[08:35] <Netfeed> i've just upgrade to 14.04, but my source.list is still saying saucy, shouldn't it be updated automatically?
[08:35] <Aki-Thinkpad> bazhang, as to whether you can get away with doing an upgrade, yah of course. Is it as clean though? as stable though? No.
[08:36] <usTrUcX> salsero|2: nice, thanks! Shouldn't I be able to upgrade to 13.04 in the meantime?
[08:36] <[lutchy]> LOL, didn't know you were OP here to bazhang
[08:36] <[lutchy]> hahhahaha, that made me laugh
[08:36] <salsero|2> usTrUcX: you can, if you leave the LTS releases
[08:36] <usTrUcX> salsero|2: gotcha ;)
[08:36] <Ben64> usTrUcX: you can probably upgrade to 14.04 now with "sudo do-release-upgrade -d"
[08:37] <Ben64> usTrUcX: don't forget backups though, as you say its production
[08:37] <usTrUcX> Ben64: good to know, but I shall wait
[08:37] <usTrUcX> backup always good advice =]
[08:37] <salsero|2> do you have raid 1 in there?
[08:38] <usTrUcX> no raid unfortunately
[08:38] <salsero|2> hmm, ok nevermind, then my tip doesnt apply to you
[08:39] <elebele1> hello!
[08:40] <salsero|2> hi
[08:40] <lw1a2> what's up
[08:40] <elebele1> this is first time I use irc :)
[08:40] <lw1a2> me2
[08:40] <usTrUcX> elebele1: welcome =]
[08:40] <salsero|2> that's something rare indeeed
[08:41] <clue_h> that was quick.
[08:48]  * wiky is away: I'm busy
[08:48] <bazhang> wiky, disable that
[09:00] <rol_and> i have installed ubuntu server on a new disk. the old raid array was malfunctioning and couldn't boot from it even in degraded mode.. now even though i've set the correct disk to start in bios, it still goes to the old boot system. how can i change that into going to the new freshly installed ubuntu so i can start fixing my raid
[09:05] <weebl> Hey, anyone else doesn't have swap after installing 14.04 with encrypted home+swap
[09:05] <ansel> Mark
[09:06] <ansel> hi..
[09:08] <k1l> weebl: do you need swap at all?
[09:09] <k1l> is there a swap partition?
[09:09] <Bernard682> !countdown
[09:09] <weebl> k1l: not sure but the installer has set it up
[09:09] <k1l> see with sudo fdisk -l
[09:10] <weebl> /etc/init.d/cryptdisks reload
[09:10] <weebl> my bad
[09:10] <weebl> wrong copy\
[09:10] <weebl> /dev/sda6       608509952   625141759     8315904   82  Linux swap / Solaris
[09:10] <weebl> so yes there is
[09:11] <weebl> * cryptswap1 (skipped, device /dev/disk/by-uuid/6dc87787-ffd6-4d58-b1c7-f586c6e4410e does not exist)
[09:11] <k1l> is it put into fstab? (i am not quite sure if that is sued to be with encrypted stuff, too)
[09:11] <weebl> it is in fstab yes
[09:11] <weebl> /dev/mapper/cryptswap1
[09:11] <k1l> so it seems the uuid is wrong?
[09:11] <weebl> yeah but itś weird since installer set it up
[09:12] <dutchuss2016> I just updated ubuntu and now it wont start
[09:12] <metaphysician> cdimage.ubuntu.com ISO images are being served from cloudfront.net. Downloading the ISOs using Zsync is broken. zsync cannot handle HTTP 302 redirects?
[09:13] <nullbyte_> skype and 14.04 lts how?
[09:14] <AlHafoudh> hi
[09:14] <k1l> nullbyte_: enable partner repo and install the skype package
[09:15] <AlHafoudh> is it possible to upgrade ubuntu server 13.04 to 13.10? do-release-upgrade tell me that no upgrade available
[09:15] <nullbyte_> k1l: yes i know but i have he following packages have unmet dependencies: kype : Depends: skype-bin
[09:15] <cfhowlett> AlHafoudh 13.10 is supported only a few more months ...
[09:16] <shunya_chakra> hi
[09:16] <AlHafoudh> i want to upgrade to 14.04 after that, but I am reading that I cannot go directly from 13.04 to 14.04
[09:16] <bekks> AlHafoudh: Thats true. You have to update to 13.10 first.
[09:16] <shunya_chakra> is "install unused space" option is not available in ubuntu 10.04????
[09:16] <bazhang> !eolupgrades | AlHafoudh
[09:16] <cfhowlett> AlHafoudh you can with a clean install
[09:16] <cfhowlett> or the eolupgrade ^^^
[09:16] <Meris> These are my results for my my boot config: paste.ubuntu.com/7272158  Does anyone see why grub2 is not booting on my system even after clean installation of 14.04 64Bit?
[09:17] <k1l> nullbyte_: please show all output in a pastebin. and put a "cat /etc/apt/sources.list" and a "ls -al /etc/apt/sources.list.d" in there too
[09:18] <shunya_chakra> couldn't found option in ubuntu 14 "install in unused space"
[09:18] <rol_and> how can i fix a system that has two /boot partitions and always end up booting to the wrong OS ?
[09:18] <shunya_chakra> HOw can i multiboot it?
[09:19] <nullbyte_> k1l: ok, before to do that can you tell me how can i remove i386 architecture i have added it I don't know why, but dpkg --remove-architecture i386 says it in use it or something
[09:19] <sudipto> !isitout
[09:19] <k1l> shunya_chakra: what looks your partition setup look like?
[09:19] <sudipto> !isitoutyet
[09:19] <Meris> rol_and, you can fix that in /etc/fstab, *you* decide what partitions are mounted as boot.
[09:20] <hoanb1> Hello
[09:20] <k1l> nullbyte_: so you are on 64bit and added 32bit architecture by hand?
[09:20] <nullbyte_> k1l: yes
[09:20] <shunya_chakra> k1l,  200 gb (window installed), and 220 gb (unused space)
[09:20] <hoanb1> Mu Ubuntu 14.04, Delete file do not move to Trash
[09:20] <k1l> sudipto: its out, please dont spam the bot in here
[09:21] <hoanb1> Where it go ?
[09:21] <k1l> nullbyte_: oh
[09:21] <nullbyte_> :)
[09:21] <hoanb1> Trash is empty
[09:21] <hoanb1> when I try to delete some files
[09:22] <shunya_chakra> k1l, I install previous version of ubuntu by clicking "use unused space" but in this that options isn't available
[09:22] <Meris> !enter| hoanb1
[09:23] <rol_and> Meris:  fstab gets loaded when grub reads it (if i'm not mistaken) though the system is actually choosing the other /boot partition which points to the OTHER grub/fstab
[09:23] <k1l> nullbyte_: what was the command you did exactly? and please show the output like told before
[09:24] <msgol> quit
[09:25] <NK_> well done ubuntu
[09:25] <NK_> http://pastebin.com/J6GzNJd0
[09:25] <nullbyte_> k1l: dpkg --add-architecture i386 and then dpkg --remove-architecture i386 (dpkg: error: cannot remove architecture 'i386' currently in use by the database) brb
[09:25] <hoanb1> Right Mouse menu "Move to Trash" is same behavior
[09:26] <k1l> nullbyte_: "dpkg -l | grep i386" and then remove that i386 packages
[09:26] <k1l> nullbyte_: and then again
[09:26] <nullbyte_> hm yes
[09:26] <nullbyte_> there are 20+ i386 packages how can i remove all of them
[09:27] <nullbyte_> k1l,
[09:27] <k1l> nullbyte_: but i dont get what you did to your system and why you dont want to show PPAs and sources. i think that system is to spoiled and you know it
[09:27] <Meerkat> is there a channel for ubuntu-gnome and server?
[09:28] <cfhowlett> !server|Meerkat
[09:28] <rcw2> anything special I should do when upgrading to Tahr from 13.10?  Or is clicking the upgrade icon and following the steps expected to be sufficient?
[09:28] <cfhowlett> !gnome|Meerkat
[09:28] <majod> Meerkat: #ubuntu-gnome
[09:28] <PatBateman> after upgrading my 14.04 beta, should I leave apt-get dist-upgrade ?
[09:28] <k1l> rcw2: like always: have a backup if murphys law strikes again
[09:28] <kostkon> rcw2, click the button. but as usual, make bbackups of your data
[09:28] <cfhowlett> *when* not if
[09:28] <k1l> !final | PatBateman
[09:28] <k1l> cfhowlett: nope.
[09:29] <k1l> cfhowlett: upgrades get automated testing, they are very stable
[09:29] <PatBateman> k1l: i know, but now 14.04 is released, i guess i dont need dist-upgrade anymore
[09:30] <Meerkat> majod, cfhowlett thank you.
[09:30] <kostkon> PatBateman, if you are up to date, you are good
[09:30] <PatBateman> ok
[09:30] <k1l> PatBateman: dist-upgrade is not for 13.10 to 14.04 upgrades. please see the apt documentation
[09:30] <k1l> !apt | PatBateman
[09:30] <PatBateman> yeah i have 14.04
[09:30] <gareppa> !eyes
[09:31] <PatBateman> kostkon: ty
[09:31] <k1l> PatBateman: you need dist-upgrade to install updates. see the docs
[09:32] <PatBateman> k1l: not only "upgrade" when we have the final release?
[09:32] <nullbyte_> how can i remove packages with regex many pkgs
[09:33] <k1l> PatBateman: please read about apt. dist-upgrade is part of the update process to install new packages. its not for upgrading to a new ubuntu release
[09:33] <pnm123> ping
[09:33] <PatBateman> k1l: ok but someone told me that here, this is why i used this command. but all right!
[09:33] <dungeon_crawler> pong
[09:34] <pnm123> so what's happening in this IRC channel?
[09:34] <k1l> PatBateman: yes, to get all updates. you still need that command even if you are on a final release. if you would read about apt you would already understand that
[09:34] <salsero|2> pnm123: not much
[09:34] <k1l> pnm123: technical ubuntu support
[09:34] <pnm123> cool!
[09:34] <cfhowlett> !topic > pnm123
[09:34] <nullbyte_> "^.*:i386$"
[09:35] <dungeon_crawler> is there xwindow in the 14.04?
[09:35] <gareppa> !topic
[09:35] <PatBateman> k1l: okok
[09:38] <llutz> nullbyte_: untested:       dpkg -l|awk '/\:i386/ { print $2}'|xargs sudo dpkg -P
[09:38] <noooo> hiiiii
[09:40] <Meris> After performing clean install 0f 14.04 64 bit in UEFI mode, secureboot off,  my system won't boot to grub, here's my bootinfo: paste.ubuntu.com/7272158
[09:41] <salsero|2> do you have a /boot/efi in vfat ?
[09:41] <salsero|2> big enough
[09:41] <sonne> hi! :)
[09:41] <sonne> is do-release-upgrade still supposed not to show anything on LTS?
[09:41] <k1l> sonne: 12.04?
[09:41] <sonne> yep
[09:41] <nullbyte_> done works thanks
[09:42] <Meris> salsero|2, I presume you ar etalking to me: yes, I do have a /boot/efi in vfat
[09:42] <k1l> then wait for 14.04.1 for the lts upgrade to open
[09:42] <k1l> which is on 24th july
[09:42] <sonne> aaaah
[09:42] <sonne> didn't know about that at all
[09:42] <salsero|2> it's in the release notes...
[09:42] <camara> Hello all, please I have a quick question.
[09:42] <salsero|2> Meris: what happens
[09:43] <llutz> nullbyte_:for the future: aptitude purge '~ri386'                 but remember, *buntu doesn't bring aptitude by default anymore
[09:43] <Meris> salsero|2, Instead it boots to the Windows bootmgr.
[09:43] <camara> I'm trying to install Ubuntu from a live CD on another machine, how can I split a partition to make space for Ubuntu?
[09:43] <nullbyte_> llutz: oks
[09:43] <salsero|2> Meris: add an entry to ubuntu using grub
[09:44] <clue_h> camara, with due caution you could resize the partition using something like gparted and make a new one with the free space or dual boot etc
[09:44] <brothersome> camara, I prever a live gparted CD, but the CD comes with a proposal
[09:44] <salsero|2> i mean using the bios
[09:44] <nullbyte_> k1l: dpkg k1l: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7274168/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/7274254/ and /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ is emty
[09:45] <pnm123> camera: for windows use EaseUS Partition Master
[09:45] <camara> thanks guys!
[09:46] <Meris> salsero|2, Using the BIOS? Hmm? I can't add such an entry in the BIOS, it's kind of restricted (it is a Sony after all)
[09:47] <salsero|2> does the /boot/efi has the boot flag?
[09:47] <Meris> salsero|2, yes, it does
[09:48] <Wulong> When using nvidia drivers with 14.04 I get about 30px frame around my desktop - unavailable. If I remove the driver it works. Suggestions?
[09:49] <oneof3> hello. can someone please tell me how to add the recycle bin to the Panel in Xubuntu?
[09:50] <Meris> salsero|2, normally the installer should not ask where to put the bootloader, since I am in EFI mode, but when the installeer did ask me where to put grub, I entered /dev/sda3, which is my EFI partition, as you can see in my pastebinned bootinfo: /efi/Boot/bootx64.efi /efi/ubuntu/grubx64.efi  /efi/ubuntu/MokManager.efi /efi/ubuntu/shimx64.efi
[09:50] <erdnaxeli> hi
[09:50] <erdnaxeli> i want to have pseudo transparency with gnome terminal, no real transparency
[09:51] <interweb> How much data upgrading ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04 wants ?
[09:51] <erdnaxeli> somebody knows how to do that ?
[09:52] <Wulong> erdnaxeli: might be a driver issue.
[09:52] <interweb> How much data upgrading ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04 wants ?
[09:52] <bekks> interweb: Serveral hundred MB.
[09:52] <bekks> !patience | interweb
[09:52] <interweb> bekks, How much ? I have about 200 MB
[09:52] <erdnaxeli> Wulong? i don't have any problem, i juste want to disable real transparency
[09:52] <interweb> bekks, Could I update to it ?
[09:52] <bekks> interweb: No.
[09:52] <salsero|2> Meris: ls /boot/efi/EFI/ubuntu/
[09:53] <Meris> salsero|2, alright will do , but I will paste it through the nick meris2 instead
[09:55] <kostkon> interweb, much more than that
[09:55] <DarkStar1> hello all
[09:55] <DarkStar1> where can I get the locale-gen package
[09:55] <DarkStar1> as in which repository contains this as it isn’t installed on my system
[09:56] <llutz> !info locales | DarkStar1
[09:57] <llutz> DarkStar1: locale-gen is a tool, not a package
[09:57] <DarkStar1> llutz: aah. apologies
[09:57] <llutz> no worries
[09:58] <DarkStar1> I don’t have it but I need to install it somehow to  get rid of this locale error messages that I am getting
[09:58] <llutz> DarkStar1: sudo apt-get install locales
[09:58] <meris2> salsero|2, grub.cfg  grubx64.efi  MokManager.efi  shimx64.efi
[09:59] <salsero|2> meris2: can you choose ubuntu from the boot list after bios?
[09:59] <DarkStar1> llutz: that’s already installed, but locale-gen is missing
[10:00] <llutz> DarkStar1: cat /etc/issue
[10:00] <c3l> does unity work well on multi display setups? are there any caveats?
[10:00] <DarkStar1> llutz: 12.04 LTS
[10:00] <meris2> salsero|2, with "after bios" I assume you mean "after boot"? I' m not sure what you are trying to say, sorry.
[10:00] <DarkStar1> llutz: or more specifically : Ubuntu 12.04.4 LTS \n \l
[10:00] <atrioom> Ÿ/window 11
[10:01] <salsero|2> after the computer boots yes
[10:01] <llutz> DarkStar1: ls -l /usr/sbin/locale-gen      if file not exists, sudo apt-get install --reinstall locales
[10:01] <sudipto> is there something like wubi for 14.04?
[10:02] <SunilJoshi> sudipto: no
[10:02] <meris2> salsero|2, no, grub doesn' t boot at all, instead the Windows bootmanager shows up, as if grub isn' t even there. the Windows bootmanager seems to have priority somehow,
[10:02] <ljunggren> sudipto: Althou i can imagine Wubi being easy and all, it is not recomennded to use for install
[10:02] <llutz> sudipto: let's hope it's not
[10:02] <SunilJoshi> wubi is history
[10:02] <ljunggren> thank god
[10:03] <sudipto> then is there no hope for Windows and Linux together
[10:03] <llutz> sudipto: dualboot stil works in most cases
[10:03] <salsero|2> meris2: cant you enter the efi boot menu in the bios?
[10:04] <pnm123> exit
[10:04] <k1l> !dualboot | sudipto
[10:04] <flusk> sudipto: why do you think so? wubi gone is a good thing, it created missconceptions of linux.. the performance of a wubi nstall was bad
[10:04] <DarkStar1> llutz: I have /usr/sbin in my path yet when I type sudo locale-gen I get nothing
[10:05] <k1l> sudipto: wubi is not "ubuntu and windows together". it was ubuntu put into a container on the windows disk. that was slow and going to break stuff anyway. so make a real install
[10:05] <meris2> salsero|2, I' m not sure how to access such a menu, I' ve browsed through my whole BIOS/ EFI, but it's not there under boot devices or things like that.
[10:06] <llutz> DarkStar1: ls -l /usr/sbin/locale-gen     does the file exist at all?
[10:06] <flusk> i remember my first installations of wubi, those where absolutely horrible
[10:06] <meris2> salsero|2, the Boot menu of my Vaio Pro can not exactly be called advanced, it looks like simple BIOS from the Award era, but it does have specific settings for EFI and secureboot
[10:06] <DarkStar1> llutz: yes
[10:07] <Johnny_Linux> sheesh
[10:07] <salsero|2> ye it should be able to browse efi entries and then you might ne able to add one for ubuntu
[10:07] <llutz> DarkStar1: " /usr/sbin/locale-gen"     does it work if you call it with full path?
[10:07] <DarkStar1> llutz: no
[10:07] <llutz> DarkStar1: error?
[10:07] <DarkStar1> No error whatsoever
[10:08] <llutz> DarkStar1: " /bin/bash /usr/sbin/locale-gen"
[10:09] <DarkStar1> llutz: again nothing
[10:09] <meris2> salsero|2, how would such an option be called? It is not mentioned in the boot device list, there is no option to edit efi entries as far as I can see. I can make an actual screeenshot of my Sony BIOS pages if you'd like, but they will be pasted through my Meris nick instead
[10:09] <trijntje> how can the lubuntu LTS only have 3 years support while the normal ubuntu has 5 years? Doesn't lubuntu use the exact same repository as ubuntu?
[10:09] <llutz> DarkStar1: "file /usr/sbin/locale-gen"
[10:10] <DarkStar1> llutz: /usr/sbin/locale-gen: Bourne-Again shell script, ASCII text executable
[10:10] <meris2> trijntje, the Lubuntu 14.04 is no LTS release, the team says that themselves on their pages
[10:10] <salsero|2> meris2: oh, I can in mine, so thats why I asked
[10:10] <llutz> DarkStar1:all that sounds right to me, sry no idea why it fails
[10:10] <salsero|2> I can add, remove, edit
[10:11] <meris2> salsero|2, Splendid, well I seem to have a nerfed EFI then...
[10:11] <salsero|2> are you sure, you installed ubuntu in efi mode?
[10:11] <salsero|2> if you switch to legacy does anything boot?
[10:12] <meris2> salsero|2, yes, I'm sure of that, BIOS::bootmode= UEFI, not Legacy
[10:12] <salsero|2> well, there's an intermediate mode CSM, that I had problems with
[10:12] <salsero|2> hi randall
[10:15] <meris2> salsero|2, As you might have read on my pastebin, there is no boot manager on the "MBR" of /dev/sda, probably because it was partioned as gpt...Did you read my bootinfo pastebin? It's all there. Here it is again for your convenience: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7272158/
[10:15] <KyouReeUs4nfo> When I run sudo network-admin it only shows "General", "DNS" and "Hosts" tab, I am wondering why it wouldn't show "Connections" tab. Any pointers? I am running Lubuntu 14.04 64-bit.
[10:16] <meris2> salsero|2, I do appreciate it that you are trying to help me :-)
[10:19] <flusk> I understand Lubuntu is ubuntu based but should this not be asked in their channel KyouReeUs4nfo ?
[10:19] <KyouReeUs4nfo> huh.. okay
[10:20] <salsero|2> meris2: whats sda1 and sda3?
[10:21] <snpresent> hello  everyone !
[10:21] <sudipto> hi snpresent
[10:21] <meris2> salsero|2, /sda1 is a hidden Windows partition, /sda3 is the EFI partition (bootable of course)
[10:22] <CriMeaRiver> How do modules live, to add in boot.local file?
[10:22] <snpresent> cheers with 14.04
[10:22] <CriMeaRiver> WHERE do modules live, to add in boot.local file?
[10:23] <sudipto> date resets to 00:00 on every boot
[10:23] <ruscur> is there anyone here with a high DPI display that can comment on the new improvements for that in 14.04?
[10:24] <meris2> salsero|2, what puzzles me is that when I use grub-install from the terminal during the LiveUSBStick boot of th 64 bits version, grub-install does not detect that it is in fact running in EFI mode, It spits out an error telling me that I should calll grub-install with the partition to install grub into as parameter. In UEFI mode that should not happen
[10:25] <sudipto> date resets to 00:00 on every boot
[10:26] <salsero|2> CriMeaRiver: /lib/modules/<uname -r>
[10:26] <CriMeaRiver> salsero|2: thank you
[10:27] <salsero|2> meris2: did you chroot into your enviorment?
[10:28] <meris2> salsero|2, no, I did not, I simply mounted the efi partition
[10:30] <salsero|2> meris2: thats not enough
[10:30] <snpresent> did ubuntu default  enable ufw?
[10:30] <salsero|2> you got to mount /, then boot/efi
[10:30] <Slart> sudipto: bat battery on the motherboard?
[10:31] <salsero|2> and the do chroot into that enviornment
[10:31] <Slart> sudipto: *bad
[10:31] <OerHeks> snpresent, no, you need to install gufw to enable the firewall
[10:31] <CriMeaRiver> Which name in /dev/ should i use with mkfs to make a ramdisk?
[10:31] <CriMeaRiver> , /dev/ram1 failed
[10:31] <meris2> salsero|2, will do, but I have to read up on chroot first, it' s such a long time ago that I used it.
[10:32] <salsero|2> - /dev/ram
[10:32] <atlasblade> hello
[10:32] <atlasblade> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgxAHjWhOIY
[10:32] <atlasblade> hhhhhhhh
[10:32] <salsero|2> just mount your install file system
[10:32] <Slart> CriMeaRiver: I don't think you use any..... this doesn't work? http://askubuntu.com/questions/152868/how-do-i-make-a-ram-disk
[10:32] <Mikerhinos> had to cancel 14.04 upgrade to change my routeur because of a hardware problem, and it just started from previous packet download. They should have called the button "Stop" and not "Cancel" :)
[10:32] <rcw2> are there any generalized kde performance improvements from 13.10 to 14.04? should it run faster?
[10:32] <OerHeks> snpresent, but the guit tool is much better now
[10:33] <rcw2> what happens when someone upgrades?  are icons and program configurations saved?
[10:33] <CriMeaRiver> Slart: lemme check
[10:33] <salsero|2> rcw2: i havent noticed any improvements
[10:33] <awl> how to check and install sound driver
[10:33] <OerHeks> rcw2, ask in #kubuntu
[10:33] <salsero|2> rcw2: yes
[10:34] <snpresent> OerHeks did ubuntu default enable any  firewall?
[10:34] <OerHeks> awl, most soundcards are detected fine
[10:34] <shunya_chakra> Hi guy's, whazzz up??
[10:34] <OerHeks> snpresent, the 'firewall' or IP tables are build into the kernel, is not enabled, you only need to install and setup GUFW
[10:34] <shunya_chakra> Ubuntu currently using unity? or gnome?
[10:35] <Slart> shunya_chakra: unity
[10:35] <OerHeks> snpresent, after install, gufw can be found in 'system sttings'
[10:35] <salsero|2> shunya_chakra: i have kde :)
[10:35] <OerHeks> shunya_chakra, unity on gnome3
[10:35] <sudipto> when will unity 8 be implemented
[10:35] <Slart> shunya_chakra: but you can install gnome if you want.. I think there might even be a gnome variant of ubuntu
[10:35] <OerHeks> sudipto, it is, in 14.04
[10:35] <llutz> OerHeks: its not, 7.2.0
[10:35] <shunya_chakra> hm.. but i want is change my icon
[10:36] <shunya_chakra> i want like more flat look...
[10:36] <OerHeks> sudipto, i am wrong, it is 7
[10:36] <snpresent> OerHeks i know but why ubuntu not enable it by default ??? i mean....
[10:37] <majod> is TRIM working on all SSDs by default in 14.04? I read somewhere only Samsung and Intel SSDs are supported by default
[10:38] <OerHeks> snpresent, what OS is the firewall enabled by default?
[10:38] <Meris> salsero|2, is this documentation still valid? (Last updated for Lucid): https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot
[10:38] <snpresent>  OerHeks pcbsd
[10:39] <OerHeks> snpresent, might want to ask them why they are the only ones, i never seen a default enabled firewall
[10:39] <Slart> snpresent: bsd focuses on security and reliability.. ubuntu caters to a different crowd, if you ask me
[10:41] <Vacuity> Hi. I'm trying to install ubuntu-14.04-server-amd64.iso via USB drive. all works fine until "Install the GRUB boot loader". The installer executes 'grub-install /dev/sda' and fails with a fatal error. No wonder, sda is the USB drive. sdb is the SSD I install to. any way to work around this?
[10:41] <cabbage4th> Quick question. I'm running 12.04, upgrading directly to 14.04 through terminal. Is that okay? (data is backed-up). Or do I have to go through 13.04 and 13.10?
[10:42] <snpresent> Slart ok then
[10:42] <OerHeks> !upgrade | cabbage4th, you can go from LTS to LTS
[10:42] <cabbage4th> ubottu: thanks.
[10:43] <ruscur> Vacuity: you can run grub-install manually
[10:43] <daum> hi guys i just upgraded to 14 from 13 and get a grub error of grub term highlight color not found, it looks like i need to chroot and reinstall grub, my system is raided how do i properly mount the raid partition and do the chroot?
[10:43] <Vacuity> ruscur: so drop to a console and run grub-install /dev/sdb? or do I need to chroot somewhere first?
[10:44] <ruscur> Vacuity: you don't need to chroot.  you could install grub from another distro's live environment even
[10:44] <trijntje> how can the lubuntu LTS only have 3 years support while the normal ubuntu has 5 years? Doesn't lubuntu use the exact same repository as ubuntu?
[10:44] <Vacuity> ruscur: ok, thanks. will give it a try
[10:44] <Slart> trijntje: you should ask the lubuntu people.. don't they have a channel of their own?
[10:44] <gikol> buongiorno
[10:44] <Slart> !lubuntu
[10:45] <OerHeks> trijntje, it is their first LTS :-D
[10:46] <riverloop> Hello everyone!
[10:46] <daum> intersting it looks like it is showing up as a 'loop' device
[10:46] <riverloop> I don't have window borders in LibreOffice Writer.
[10:46] <riverloop> http://s3.postimg.org/5gv9i1f0z/Screenshot_from_2014_04_17_21_58_20.png
[10:46] <trijntje> OerHeks: yeah, but isn't everything in the ubuntu repository supported with security updates for 5 years? Otherwise, whats the point of an LTS if half of the programs a user installs are no longer supported
[10:46] <riverloop> Anybody has the same issue?
[10:46] <riverloop> No close, maximize and minimize buttons.
[10:47] <ansel> hi
[10:47] <OerHeks> riverloop, those buttons are on the top panel, it is called global menu
[10:47] <Meris> salsero|2, I haven't eaten yet, so I'll be lunching first, after that I'll return to the chroot.
[10:47] <jubo2> I'd like the best estimate.. What happens if I run update, upgrade and dist-upgrade on 12.04 to 14.04 ?
[10:48] <trijntje> riverloop: move your mouse to the top left corner of the screen
[10:48] <jubo2> I once tried upgrading a Debian6 to Debian7 and was left out of X
[10:48] <k1l> jubo2: that will not upgrade to 14.04
[10:48] <jubo2> k1l: oh.. why ?
[10:48] <k1l> jubo2: ubuntu got own upgrade managers
[10:48] <jubo2> ah..
[10:48] <k1l> jubo2: dont do the debian way.
[10:48] <jubo2> k1l: I'd like to try the upgrade
[10:49] <jubo2> there is no data on the host machine
[10:49] <jubo2> all is in cloud and other machines
[10:49] <k1l> jubo2: and 12.04 to 14.04  will be opened when 14.04.1 is released on 24th july
[10:49] <mipo> hi , when I run Vidalia , it got me this error: https://dpaste.de/1UPD how can I fix it?
[10:50] <cabbage4th> k1l So I wasted 30 minutes on my upgrade. lol
[10:51] <jubo2> k1l: So I need to install fresh 14.04, VirtualBox, Windows7 into the sandbox and Office 365, anti-virus software and SPSS
[10:51] <jubo2> not a problem..
[10:51] <k1l> jubo2: no
[10:52] <k1l> listen: if you want LTS (like in stable and long support) you dont want to hop on 14.04 direct after release anyway. you want it to settle first
[10:52] <k1l> so wait until 14.04 will become 14.04.1
[10:52] <jubo2> k1l: 'k.. I can do the upgrade / reinstallation later on..
[10:52] <Vacuity> How can I manually call grub-install from the installer's console in busybox? (the installer wrongly calls grub-install /dev/sda, but that is the USB drive I install from. my target SSD is /dev/sdb ...). (ubuntu-14.04-server-amd64.iso)
[10:53] <daum> how do i mount a raided device from the live cd?  i need to reinstall grub
[10:53] <Vacuity> grub-install is neither in the PATH, nor can I find in the usual places
[10:53] <jubo2> I can do my school work in the Win7/Office in virtual box.. then stash the disk image to cloud or vps, nuke the system and drop the disk image back in
[10:53] <k1l> jubo2: you can upgrade, but dont rant about not solid stable LTS
[10:54] <jubo2> k1l: I am easily critical.. but I try to keep my critique constructive
[10:54] <jubo2> k1l: big thanks for helping me with these things
[10:54] <Vakkotaur> I'v just installed, updated, and mostly configured Xubuntu 14.04. I've run into one issue. Even with the bluetooth module installed (and a reboot to be sure) for PulseAudio, the system sees, pairs, and connects to my headset - but there's no audio and no option for it in PulseAudio Volume Control.  Am I missing something?  Happy to RTFM, if pointed at TFM.
[10:55] <k1l> jubo2: no need for reinstall. if you really want to break the LTS you can upgrade with the developer parameter on do-release-upgrade
[10:56] <nullbyte_> skype : Depends: skype-bin but it is not installable, The following packages have unmet dependencies: ?
[10:58] <jubo2> k1l: I just have to keep fingers crossed that there are no problems in dropping the virtual disk image to VirtualBox between 12.04 and 14.04.1
[10:59] <glen> hi. very stupid question, how do i launch applications?
[10:59] <k1l> glen: press windows button, type name, press enter
[10:59] <glen> i want to open terminal but can't find any of the four "buttons" providing me that fucntionality
[11:00] <glen> nothing happens
[11:00] <k1l> glen: for terminal use the shortcut: ctrl+alt+t
[11:00] <glen> oh. thanks
[11:00] <k1l> glen: what ubuntu are you on exactly?
[11:00] <glen> precise32 from vagrant
[11:01] <glen> seems search feature is not functioning, i.e the first button is some kind of search, but it doesn't work
[11:01] <glen> and how to pin launched applications to sidebar?
[11:01] <k1l> please ask vagrant if they change that much in ubuntu
[11:01] <cabbage4th> glen: drag it
[11:02] <clue_h> or right click them in the launcher and pick , lock to launcher
[11:02] <glen> k1l: vagrant is not "they"! vagrant is technology not provider!
[11:02] <m23> hi
[11:03] <glen> and how do i drag if i launched from terminal? what exactly do i drag?
[11:03] <cabbage4th> glen: In that case, do what clue told you. right click and Lock to Launcher.
[11:03] <m23> i am new user
[11:04] <glen> Lock menu is not there for that app
[11:04] <nullbyte_> http://askubuntu.com/questions/223912/i-can-not-install-skype-on-ubuntu-12-10
[11:04] <nullbyte_> no that no helps
[11:04] <nullbyte_> maube 14.04 is a newer for skype
[11:04] <glen> lock menu exists for some other apps, but not the one i need to pin
[11:04] <cmecca> hi all!  quick 14.04lts question; I installed it last night and went to install my fav. window manager and noticed there isnt a 'session-select' gear, or option in the login manager after the install.  is there a way to bring that back?
[11:04] <nullbyte_> it's the same problem
[11:04] <glen> does the pinning need the app was launched from .desktop file?
[11:04] <cmecca> (fresh install btw; not an upgrade)
[11:05] <cabbage4th> glen what program is that?
[11:05] <nikolam> I think that installing proprietary Nvidia drivers automatically, from Software&updates is no go. It just sists there doing nothing. 14.04 LTS 32bit
[11:06] <Vakkotaur> I had to downlaod skype multi-arch and then launch the ubuntu software installer to get it going.  It looked like the install failed (to my non-expert eyes), but it appeared in the menu and ran.
[11:06] <Vakkotaur> (Grnated, I am using 64bit)
[11:06] <glen> cabbage4th: some python app downloaded from github
[11:06] <glen> https://github.com/suurjaak/Skyperious
[11:06] <CriMeaRiver> Are you sure the device for "mount -t tmpfs" is a ramdisk?
[11:06] <cmecca> CriMeaRiver: tmpfs is ram.
[11:07] <glen> and how to log out?
[11:07] <clue_h> glen, apps that are not in the official repos usually don't supply an associated desktop file, but things like alacarte if it is still around will make one for you
[11:07] <infiniting> hi all
[11:07] <clue_h> glen, click the gear on the top right , then log out
[11:08] <CriMeaRiver> cmecca: thanks
[11:08] <infiniting> someone can say me the name os app store for xubuntu?
[11:08] <nikolam> I selected 304.117 Nvidia driver (tested) and it is not installing it I think
[11:09] <nikolam> infiniting, it is ubuntu software center, ther is app on desktop for that.
[11:09] <nikolam> Also there is synaptic GUI app for ubuntu repositories
[11:09] <CriMeaRiver> Which Nvidia card has good drivers for Linux?
[11:09] <angry> Hi, How are you!
[11:10] <infiniting> nilolam i don't fin it in my desktop
[11:10] <Vakkotaur> Fwiw, I had no issues getting nVidia drivers going with my aging MSI GTX550.
[11:10] <gg_> ciao
[11:11] <gg_> !list
[11:11] <superman> ??
[11:11] <cmecca> !!
[11:11] <cmecca> *shrug*
[11:11] <nikolam> CriMeaRiver, Every Nvidia card have great support for Linux, Nvidia is great for long support of their graphics. Also there are Nouveau open drivers by default
[11:11] <superman> 什么情况？
[11:12] <superman> 这里的哦有谁？
[11:12] <CriMeaRiver> nikolam: cool; thanks
[11:12] <yeats> !cn | superman
[11:12] <dutchuss22016> i have  video issuee on ububto 13.10
[11:12] <cmecca> anyone know how to bring back the 'select session' option in the 14.04 login manager?
[11:12] <superman> ／join＃ubuntu －tw
[11:13] <yeats> superman: /join #ubuntu-tw - no spaces
[11:13] <cmecca> anyone know how to bring back the 'select session' option in the 14.04 login manager?
[11:13] <superman> tks
[11:13] <cmecca> *sorry i think irssi is getting funky on me*
[11:13] <salsero|2> cmecca: i have that using kdm
[11:13] <cmecca> salsero|2: cool.
[11:13] <cmecca> im using the default dm though
[11:13] <cmecca> i believe its lightdm
[11:13] <superman> ／jion #ubuntu-tw
[11:13] <hikkijp> Does anyone know where should I put the files to theme ubuntu unity? as described here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Unity/Theming#Launcher.2BAC8-Switcher_Icons I already have the files done... But I don't know where to put and enable them...
[11:14] <k1l> superman: "/join #ubuntu-tw" without the "
[11:14] <angry> what is the modem communication app in Ubuntu?
[11:14] <dutchuss22016> i need help with video issues  my tv and computer both support 1920x1080 but im stuck to 1024x768 resolution but my  grahics card  was detected properly
[11:14] <angry> Please help me!
[11:14] <superman> hello world
[11:14] <superman> hoho
[11:15] <nikolam> hello superman
[11:15] <nikolam> angry, sudo pppconfig
[11:15] <stego> who is drawing? ;)
[11:16] <cmecca> i know.
[11:16] <cmecca> i had to redrew irssi like 5 times :P
[11:16] <dutchuss22016> i need help with video issues  my tv and computer both support 1920x1080 but im stuck to 1024x768 resolution but my  grahics card  was detected properly
[11:17] <CriMeaRiver> By the time boot.local executes, all filesystems are available, and I can do Bash commands from boot.local, no?
[11:17] <nikolam> dutchuss2016, what' your graphics and what driver does it use ATM
 :seyon?
[11:17] <shunya_chakra> which one will be better to choose as driver nouveau or nividia legacy?
[11:17] <nikolam> angry, modems are old tech. open command line and use pppconfig to set it up for connection
[11:17] <salsero|2> nvidia
[11:18] <superman> where you come from
[11:18] <yeats> shunya_chakra: the nvidia driver will work better (most likely) but is proprietary - nouveau is limited but is open source
[11:18] <superman> ??
[11:18] <dutchuss22016> intel 945g intigrated
[11:18] <yeats> !ot | superman
[11:18] <docsamsam> hy can someone help me ?
[11:18] <superman> what are you doing?
[11:18] <shunya_chakra> thanks salsero|2 , yeats
[11:18] <awi> hi..i need driver d-link dwl-520+ please...
[11:18] <k1l> !ot | superman
[11:18] <superman> ok
[11:19] <dutchuss22016> intel 945g intigrated
[11:19] <salsero|2> superman: are you chinese?
[11:19] <nikolam> shunya_chakra, please report if installing nvidia from ubuntu works, I am stuch atm and thinking of downloading driver. Nvidia binary driver is faster, Nouveau is open source.
[11:19] <superman> yes
[11:19] <superman> and you?
  can you send and receive the files between modems in the pppconfig?
[11:19] <docsamsam> can someone tell me how to boot from an usb, im new whit ubunto plz !
[11:19] <salsero|2> not
[11:19] <kostkon> dutchuss2016, what have you tried so far
[11:19] <salsero|2> docsamsam: use a usb boot creator
[11:19] <superman> taiwan?
[11:19] <salsero|2> hong kong
[11:19] <docsamsam> do you have a name ?
[11:19] <dutchuss22016> nothing
[11:19] <salsero|2> docsamsam: and change boot settings
[11:19] <shunya_chakra> nikolam sure, I'm trying... in ubuntu 13.10 it's work fine to me.
[11:20] <salsero|2> docsamsam: unetbootin
[11:20] <nikolam> angry, you need to see some documentation about actually setting up PPP server on one side and ppp client on another side. With routing, Yes.
[11:20] <docsamsam> thx
[11:20] <superman> cool
[11:20] <yeats> docsamsam: or pendrivelinux
[11:20] <superman> i want to go there
[11:20] <dutchuss22016> well i cant say nothing i ran additional drivers wwhich found nothing
[11:20] <shunya_chakra> why don't they release driver open source for linux
[11:20] <awi> hi..i need driver d-link dwl-520+ please...
 Is the seyon modem program, too?
[11:21] <kostkon> dutchuss2016, did you try to setup your monitors using the display settings
[11:21] <nikolam> shunya_chakra, yes, me too just hit on it. I would download it from nvidia site I think and try installing it in console (ctrl+alt+f2) but not installing from ubuntu is a bug.
[11:21] <superman> there is a film named "the fifth estate"
[11:21] <nikolam> angry, me dunno what is 'seyon'
[11:21] <shunya_chakra> nikolam, you mean it'll be bad to install from ubnutu...
[11:22] <Mikerhinos> seeing a bunch of random errors in upgrade terminal, pretty sure that my system won't boot once finished lol
[11:22] <nikolam> shunya_chakra, well AMD does have bette open source drivers, but both companies hide some of their secrets about cards, so they produce closed drivers.
[11:22] <dutchuss22016> yea the stupid thign is missing all the settings i need aaccording to ubuntu  the highest resolution myy computer can suport is 1024x768 when windows runs in 1080  fine
[11:23] <nikolam> shunya_chakra, report bug and wait atm or install manually from nvidia site. I suggest first thing, since 14.04 is just released
[11:24] <shunya_chakra> nikolam I'm trying to install... it.
[11:24] <shunya_chakra> in 14.04...
 Seyon is X11 Telecommunications Package.
[11:24] <shunya_chakra> by center..
[11:24] <nikolam> dutchuss22016, try searching for display. and specify card name
[11:24] <OerHeks> dutchuss22016, that gma is old, see this solution > http://askubuntu.com/questions/370922/intel-graphic-945-driver-for-ubuntu-12-04-lts
[11:24] <dutchuss22016> in what
[11:24] <nikolam> angry, sorry, dunno anything about it.
[11:24] <Mikerhinos> dutchuss22016: using windows is like dating a hoe, so easy anyone can do it, just need some money. using Linux is a fight, you have to earn it, but once it's done, you're proud of cruising streets with her in your car, lol
[11:25] <OerHeks> Mikerhinos, please keep your language civil and family friendly, thanks
[11:25] <nikolam> angry, modem is usually under /dev/modem or you link it there yourself
[11:25] <Mikerhinos> OerHeks: sorry I won't talk about w**dows anymore
[11:25] <phoenixyz> since I upgraded to trusty the network manager tray icon (nm-applet) is not shown anymore, although it is running in the background. does anyone have an idea how to fix that?
[11:26] <phoenixyz> other icons (like dropbox) work
[11:26] <OerHeks> Mikerhinos, only if you refer to bug 1 :-D
[11:26] <Mikerhinos> OerHeks: roger, lol
[11:26] <dutchuss22016> Mikerhinos: LOL
[11:27] <dutchuss22016> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7274838/
[11:28] <nikolam> MS is going down big time if you ask me. w8 is just wrong and mobile platform is closed. But that's another topic.
[11:28] <OerHeks> dutchuss22016, you've added the ppa, now do the 2nd part and reboot
[11:30] <dutchuss22016> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7274859/
[11:31] <daum> hey guys - my flash isn't detected in chrome after upgrading to 14, i tried to reinstall adobe-flashplugin and firefox 'sees' it but chrome still doesn't think it is installed, any ideas?
[11:31] <dutchuss22016> are thoees gedit errors gonna need fixed
[11:31] <Mikerhinos> I wonder why separated /home partition isn't default installation on Linux systems ?
[11:32] <OerHeks> dutchuss22016, those errors suppose to happen, NEVER use sudo for a gui tool, use gksudo
[11:32] <Mikerhinos> daum: use pepperflash
[11:33] <dutchuss22016> ill brb after a restart
[11:33] <daum> Mikerhinos, awesome thanks
[11:33] <Mikerhinos> daum: I had problems with Adblock not blocking any ad anymore the other day, installed pepperflash instead, disactivated flash, and all was working again
 and what is the kermit?
[11:35] <dutchuss206> nope that guide you gave me did not help i am still in  1024x768
[11:36] <llutz> 7quit
[11:37] <dutchuss206> any other suggestions
[11:41] <dutchuss206> nope that guide you gave me did not help i am still in  1024x768
[11:44] <nick__> AH... sweet 14.04
[11:45] <nick__> make sure you disable dash search (it gives your info to the NSA)
[11:45] <IronThrone> can somone guide me through installation of ekiga??
[11:45] <notyoureverydayS> nick__: funny...
[11:45] <nick__> it's true
[11:46] <nick__> any info a company has the nsa can have
[11:46] <_zap_> hi. i have several ppa in my /etc/apt/sources.list.d and i have set several pinnings in /etc/apt/preferences.d. they only work for one ppa, so i checked the output of apt-cache policy and realized that in the release line only "c" is defined but not "o" and others.
[11:46] <Guest72415> hello everybody
[11:46] <_zap_> do you know how that can be fixed?
[11:46] <nick__> and the GHCQ
[11:47] <notyoureverydayS> __nick : not with proper encryptions and setups
[11:47] <shunya_chakra> nikolam, for me nividia drivers working fine
[11:47] <dutchuss206> if i use xrandr to force a resolution will it  ask me to confirm my settings and revert if i dont click keep
[11:47] <nick__> notyoureverydayS: you're under the impression they have to break in
[11:47] <_zap_> the ppa for which the pinning works has a proper "o" attribute in the release line of the resp. entry in apt-cache policy
[11:47] <nick__> it's done behind closed doors
[11:47] <Guest72415> on ubuntu 14.04, i have no update notifications, if i run "sudo strace /usr/lib/update-notifier/package-data-downloader" i see there a lot of files missing, have you got this problem ?
[11:47] <nick__> any google data the nsa has too
[11:47] <nick__> even though google denies it
[11:48] <nick__> there are leaks fom the nsa
[11:48] <nick__> proving it
[11:48] <notyoureverydayS> nick__ : i watch the news and  read alot of the legislation... its mostly in the vulnerabilities of the patriot act...
[11:48] <Reverse> hey, i just installed trusty on an UEFI tablet and it seems that when booting from the installation on the ssd the touchscreen doesn't work while it does on the livecd; does anyone know a quick fix?
[11:48] <kostkon> Guest72415, why are you saying that
[11:49] <nick__> ok
[11:49] <nick__> but the nsa can ast
[11:49] <nick__> ask google for data without a warrant
[11:49] <Guest72415> kostkon: because I think this is a problem or bug, no ?
[11:49] <nick__> and they have to comply
[11:49] <kostkon> Guest72198, what is the problem
[11:49] <nick__> same with canonical
[11:49] <kostkon> Guest72415, ^^
[11:50] <nick__> ghcq would ask the london office for data
[11:50] <notyoureverydayS> Incoorrect, its not a warrantbut a request
[11:50] <OerHeks> !ot | nick__
[11:50] <developstuff> ia32-libs are unavailable in Ubuntu....
[11:50] <new9as> I have acer aspire one, Atom cpu n450 1,6 GHz, I have win xp, too. I would like to use ubuntu now. What version should I choose ? I want to use basically firefox.
[11:50] <Guest72415> kostkon: update-notifier don't send update notifications :o
[11:50] <nick__> if they don't comply with the request there is hell to pay
[11:50] <bazhang> nick__, wrong channel
[11:51] <nick__> I'm just responding to notyoureverydayS
[11:51] <shunya_chakra> is ubuntu uses mir server
[11:51] <bazhang> nick__, move on
[11:51] <givello> shunya_chakra: not yet
[11:51] <nick__> ok
[11:51] <OerHeks> shunya_chakra, no not yet.
[11:52] <nick__> anyway, disable dash online search if you value your privacy. that's all I have to say
[11:52] <kostkon> Guest72415, you mean there aren't any updates available to install
[11:52] <shunya_chakra> givello, OerHeks still using xorg..
[11:52] <givello> shunya_chakra: yes, it's still using xorg
[11:52] <Guest72415> kostkon: there are update available (i've checked on aptitude)
[11:52] <fugutive221> Hi!
[11:52] <notyoureverydayS> Guest: when did you download it?
[11:53] <shunya_chakra> hm givello thanks
[11:53] <notyoureverydayS> the ubuntu..
[11:53] <Vakkotaur> Pray pardon, is there a trick to getting audio over bluetooth on *buntu 14.04? Have installed the bluetooth module for PulseAudio & rebooted.  Headset is seen by bluettoh, connects, but nothing shows in PulseAudo Volume Control.  (Note: headset works with 13.10)
[11:53] <fugutive221> I have a problem with booting up with GRUB after upgrading from Ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04
[11:53] <fugutive221> !
[11:53] <kostkon> Guest72415, you only get notified every 7 days, unless there are security updates available. In that case, the updater will pop up right away
[11:53] <fugutive221> It says 'error: symbol `grub_term_highlight_color` not found'
[11:54] <andyfied> new9as: for a slightly older laptop like that, i would suggest lubuntu or xubuntu. the main difference is in which desktop you prefer, i prefer lubuntu myself
[11:54] <kostkon> Guest72415, thus to sum it up, 7 days for regular updates, zero days for security updates
[11:55] <Guest72415> kostkon: ok thanks, however "sudo strace /usr/lib/update-notifier/package-data-downloader" notices that there are a lot of files missing
[11:55] <kostkon> Guest72415, no idea about that
[11:56] <Guest72415> kostkon: ok thanks ;)
[11:56] <kostkon> Guest72415, and it's probably safer to use apt-get than aptitude
[11:56] <Reverse> it also appears from lsmod that the standard hid module is what enables the multitouch part of the touchscreen.
[11:56] <new9as> andyfied: thank you, lubuntu seems ok, it would be problem if I want to install software which need Qt GUI and you remote desktop ?
[11:57] <dutchuss206> how do i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/7275033/ to run at start up
[11:57] <m1xr47> aloha milkyway
[11:58] <fugutive221> Could anybody help me please... I already did a boot repair but that didn't help ...
[11:58] <dutchuss206> whats your issue fugitive
[11:58] <nick__> fugutive221: go to a bootmaker
[11:58] <nick__> they can fir it
[11:58] <fugutive221> I have a problem with booting up with GRUB after upgrading from Ubuntu 13.10 to 14.04
[11:58] <Guest72415> kostkon: i use aptitude, but in my enterprise users haven't got sudo right but can do updates via update-manager (via a plicykit rule), they needs notifications else they'll never update their system
[11:58] <cabbage4th> nick__: lol
[11:59] <fugutive221> It says 'error: symbol `grub_term_highlight_color` not found'
[11:59] <dutchuss206> i did too
[11:59] <dutchuss206> i just went back to 13.10
[11:59] <tnk> what's command to properly upgrade from 13.10 to 14..?
[11:59] <bekks> tnk: do-release-upgrade
[11:59] <nick__> slit --wrists
[11:59] <tnk> bekks, says no new release found..?
[11:59] <kostkon> Guest72415, ok then i guess
[11:59] <dutchuss206> how do i set a list of commands to run at start up
[12:00] <nick__> dutchuss206: what part?
[12:00] <bekks> tnk: Then you have to wait until mirrors are synchronized.
[12:00] <dutchuss206> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7275033/
[12:00] <fugutive221> dutchuss206 So you had the same problem as I did?
[12:00] <nick__> you can add stuff to the init script
[12:00] <nick__> or your login script
[12:00] <tnk> bekks, how do i know when that is
[12:00] <dutchuss206> i want that to run before the login screen comes up
[12:00] <nick__> then add to init script
[12:00] <tnk> bekks, also do you know how to get rid of all the systemd failed socket errors i get right now in startup of 13.10?
[12:00] <dutchuss206> mine was worse my computer wouldent even turn on with 14.04
[12:00] <nick__> I think ubuntu uses upstart or systemd
[12:00] <nick__> I dunno
[12:01] <fugutive221> But how do I get back to 13.10 if I have a dual boot ?
[12:01] <bekks> tnk: Not without knowing the exact errors.
[12:01] <dutchuss206> init scripts run when ive logged in and are session based
[12:01] <bekks> !dualbot | fugutive221
[12:01] <tnk> bekks, what's the log file you would need me to pastebin for you to know/see?
[12:01] <bekks> !dualboot | fugutive221
[12:01] <dutchuss206> i want that to run before the ubuntu logo leaves my screen
[12:01] <bekks> tnk: Pastebin the errors would be a good start.
[12:01] <tnk> bekks, which log file?
[12:02] <bekks> tnk: Where do you see the errors?
[12:02] <dutchuss206> along with xrandr --mode vga1 1280x720
[12:02] <umesh_> how to enable gui mode from commandline
[12:02] <tnk> during startup before session or gui welcome
[12:02] <dutchuss206> at the gui welcome screen
[12:02] <tnk> bekks, there are a thousand failed to execute udev d socket or systemd somethiung something.. with numbers..
[12:02] <tnk> then eventually it gets to gui welcome/login.. and session..
[12:03] <superman> do we safe there?
[12:03] <kuahara> I'm using ubuntu 12.04.  It's running as a guest OS in a virtual machine on vmware 10.0.0.   I'm new to linux and installed this quite a long time ago.  The update manager shows 258 updates are available, but when I click 'install updated', I'm presented with an error that states it failed to download package files within a short few seconds.  The error details are here:  http://pastebin.com/uxdVU74x
[12:03] <kuahara> I can access security.ubuntu.com in a browser just fine.   I can open a CLI and ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[12:03] <givello> umesh_: if you wnat to start the x server, you must use startx
[12:04] <givello> umesh_: if a gui session is already running, you'll have to specify another screen
[12:04] <givello> umesh_: like so: startx -- :1
[12:04] <givello> umesh_: man startx and google is your friend :)
[12:04] <umesh_> thx givello  wil try installing xstart
[12:04] <givello> umesh_: startx should already be installed
[12:05] <tnk> bekks, ?
[12:05] <umesh_> givello,  have installed ubuntu server only cli
[12:05] <givello> umesh_: otherwise, if you have no gui whatsoever, you need to install a desktop environment like gnome or kde
[12:05] <givello> umesh_: okay, you need something like gnome or kde or kfce then
[12:05] <givello> umesh_: google those and make your choice, then install the adequate package
[12:06] <givello> it'll install all the x server stuff by itself
[12:06] <givello> umesh_: and add itself to startup and all
[12:06] <umesh_> givello, i tried to install xstart it said install xtart n its downloading the package now
[12:06] <givello> umesh_: yes, but you'll have no desktop environment
[12:06] <Enissay> On a new hard drive, should I pick quick format OR full format on TrueCRypt ? what's the difference (besides time)?
[12:06] <givello> umesh_: just a terminal with a mouse
[12:06] <kuahara> hmm..  Looks like after having it recheck for updates, the number of available updates changed from 258 to 317 and now everything appears to be updating just fine.
[12:07] <umesh_> givello,  thx just a terminal with keyboard , mouse is not working!
[12:07] <nick__> dutchuss206: usually you only want to start services in init scripts
[12:07] <nick__> lists of commands sounds like something that should happen in a user acccount
[12:07] <givello> umesh_: as I said, install a full-fleged DE
[12:07] <nick__> as opposed to system startup
[12:08] <givello> umesh_: lxde or xfce or gnome or kde or cinammon or unity ...
[12:08] <nick__> so if you want to start a service, dutchuss206, then sudo update-rc.d <service> defaults
[12:11] <m1xr47> Aloha
[12:11] <Vakkotaur> Any guidance on bluetooth audio?
[12:13] <umesh_> givello, i wil go for gnome
[12:13] <givello> umesh_: then you'll need to google it but I believe there is a single package to install that will install all the other ones, a metapackage if you will
[12:13] <givello> umesh_: something like ubuntu-gnome or similar
[12:14] <umesh_> givello,  after installing startx mouse got enabled now how do i install ubuntu gnome!!??
[12:15] <Neo31> hello, i am trying to install ubuntu-sdk on trusty and this is what i get http://paste.ubuntu.com/7275155/ (PS : ubuntu-sdk-team ppa is added)
[12:15] <trijntje> I just installed 14.04 on an Aspire on 725, and it takes about 1 sec to open the dash search. How can I speed this up?
[12:15] <lagbox> hehe
[12:15] <lagbox> disable any filters you don't need
[12:16] <givello> umesh_: as I said, installing startx only gave you that, you need to install a package that's called something with gnome, but I don't remember the name
[12:16] <givello> What's the name of the gnome metapackage on ubuntu?
[12:16] <lagbox> ubuntu-gnome ?
[12:16] <kostkon> Neo31, apt-cache policy ubuntu-sdk
[12:16] <givello> umesh_: so seems like I was right, as lagbox says, install ubuntu-gnome
[12:17] <lagbox> ubuntu-gnome-desktop
[12:17] <lagbox> maybe
[12:17] <givello> lagbox: haha, thanks
[12:17] <umesh_> givello, its ubuntu server
[12:17] <givello> umesh_: and?
[12:17] <umesh_> 12.04
[12:17] <Neo31> kostkon: http://paste.ubuntu.com/7275180/
[12:17] <umesh_> i need to set up a print server!
[12:18] <givello> umesh_: you were asking about getting a gui
[12:18] <kostkon> Neo31, mine's fine here. did you run sudo apt-get update after adding the ppa
[12:18] <umesh_> yes first i need a gui , i am not comfortable with this terminal later print server givello
[12:18] <Neo31> yes i did kostkon
[12:18] <kostkon> Neo31, what version of ubuntu
[12:19] <Neo31> I am running from Live DVD for now, this should affect the installationright kostkon ?
[12:19] <Neo31> 14.04 final release
[12:19] <givello> umesh_: fine, then install ubuntu-gnome or ubuntu-gnome-desktop, whatever the name is (tip, type "sudo apt-get install ubuntu-gnome" then press the tab key to see the auto-completion)
[12:19] <kostkon> !info ubuntu-sdk trusty
[12:19] <dutchuss206> i  need help with creating a script that will run when my computer boots
[12:20] <someb> guys...was looking up a cheat sheet image for linux commands coz I am a newbie...what does the command " rm -rf / " do? In the cheat sheet it says " make computer faster"
[12:20] <pikimeister> lol..
[12:20] <givello> someb: deletes everything.
[12:20] <cfhowlett> someb you know better and that's not funny.  stop it.
[12:21] <kostkon> Neo31, it should be in the repos. You don't need the ppa. Try removing it.
[12:21] <kostkon> Neo31, remove the ppa and try again
[12:21] <someb> damn...good thing I didn't do it...
[12:21] <umesh_> givello, thx wil give a try
[12:21] <someb> cfhowlett : No kidding...I am a noob and I would've done it if I didn't know
[12:21] <CriMeaRiver> dutchuss206: is there a file "boot.local" in /etc/init.d/ dir?
[12:22] <aliensbrah> So is there a way to edit the allowed applications in the system tray in 14.04 like you could with dconf-editor in prior versions?
[12:22] <trijntje> I just installed 14.04 on an Aspire on 725, and it takes about 1 sec to open the dash search. How can I speed this up?
[12:22] <Neo31> i tried at first before adding the ppa but i didn't find it in the repos
[12:22] <CriMeaRiver> someb: that cheat sheet is a virus.  flush it down the toilet.
[12:22] <cfhowlett> someb here's a legit ubuntu reference sheet
[12:22] <cfhowlett> https://www.dropbox.com/s/msv95ijbb0uoeb4/Ubuntu%20Reference%20Sheet.pdf
[12:22] <Neo31> i tried at first before adding the ppa but i didn't find it in the repos kostkon
[12:23] <someb> cfhowlett : Thanks!
[12:23] <cfhowlett> someb also see https://www.dropbox.com/s/7sqzo0wip1tlngh/fwunixref.pdf
[12:24] <bonzei> Good afternoon, i have a little question to ask: does anyone know how to use CWEB?
[12:24] <kostkon> Neo31, yeah, I missed that, try sudo apt-get install ubuntu-touch-meta
[12:24] <kostkon> Neo31, or not
[12:24] <dutchuss206> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7275237/  brb ssmoke
[12:25] <Reverse> hey, is there any browser for trusty that support multitouch gestures properly? other than that ubuntu touch browser, since it doesn't support pinch to zoom and all that jazz?
[12:25] <sydneyJDykstra> Do I need to help ubuntu seed a torrent?
[12:25] <lagbox> anyone have an issue in 14.10 when shading a window it seems to minimize but leaves the dropshadow on the screen
[12:25] <cfhowlett> lagbox big issue = no 14.10
[12:26] <IdleOne> Reverse: touch support in #ubuntu-touch
[12:26] <lagbox> what
[12:26] <lagbox> hehe
[12:26] <sydneyJDykstra> Or are there enough people that I don't
[12:26] <Reverse> IdleOne, but i'm using ubuntu-desktop
[12:26] <lagbox> 14.04
[12:26] <trijntje> sydneyJDykstra: its probably better to seed lubuntu or xubuntu, since they rely on torrents more thant standard ubuntu
[12:27] <cfhowlett> sydneyJDykstra more seeds = faster speeds.  your choice
[12:27] <shunya_chakra> Hi is there any software that allow me limit my charging of battery
[12:27] <kostkon> Neo31, it seems the ppa doesn't offer a pacakge for trusty anyway, so your only option is to get it from the repos. open the updater, click on settings and make sure that all the repos are enabled; except Proposed
[12:27] <Neo31> kostkon: is this correct? http://paste.ubuntu.com/7275247/
[12:27] <IdleOne> Reverse: hmm, ok.
[12:27] <shunya_chakra> i mean i want my battery only charge for 80% is there any software for this
[12:27] <kostkon> Neo31, and remove the ppa
[12:27] <kostkon> Neo31, or disable it
[12:28] <Neo31> it is commented #
[12:28] <sydneyJDykstra> ok,thanks!!
[12:28] <kostkon> Neo31, you are right
[12:28] <trijntje> shunya_chakra: I don't think so, that would require firmware in the battery itself. It should however be easy to send a notification once the  charge goes over 80%
[12:29] <shunya_chakra> ok trijntje... my vaio got preinstalled software  but it for window
[12:30] <yurezkie> xleb
[12:30] <yurezkie> здрасте
[12:30] <dutchuss206> http://paste.ubuntu.com/7275262/  when i tried to open boot.local with gkso nothing happened
[12:30] <yurezkie> есть кто живой
[12:31] <cfhowlett> !ru|yurezkie
[12:32] <Neo31> hello again
[12:33] <Neo31> kostkon: E: Unable to locate package ubuntu-touch-meta (same for ubuntu-sdk)
[12:35] <k1wi> what is the easiest way to do a fresh install of 14.04 onto a new hard drive, from within a 12.04 environment?
[12:36] <dutchuss206> no there is no  file calleed boot .local iin my /etc/init.d
[12:36] <thiera> hello
[12:36] <kostkon> Neo31, same error with for example firefox?  apt-cache policy firefox   sudo apt-get install firefox
[12:36] <thiera> hello
[12:36] <OerHeks> k1wi, easiest way is to make an dvd/usb from within your 12.04, and boot from that
[12:36] <DJones> k1wi: Download iso, put on usb & then reboot with usb stick & fresh install
[12:36] <Neo31> i can install screen for example kostkon but not ubuntu-sdk
[12:37] <k1wi> DJones - straight copy & paste to USB? thanks
[12:37] <DJones> !usb | k1wi
[12:37] <thiera> i use the power iso to boot ubuntus
[12:37] <thiera> i boot with usb
[12:38] <kostkon> Neo31, contents of your  /etc/apt/sources.list    also try clearing your cache   sudo apt-get clean   sudo apt-get update
[12:39] <thiera> i don't know how to add apps
[12:39] <thiera> to ubuntun
[12:40] <givello> thiera: to install software, use the ubuntu software center
[12:40] <thiera> can you tell me about how can ubutus can download video any where
[12:41] <givello> thiera: have you installed ubuntu on your computer yet or are you just running it from USB?
[12:41] <thiera> yes
[12:41] <snufft> hi guys!
[12:41] <givello> thiera: Is it installed on your computer?
[12:41] <cfhowlett> thiera firefox has several video download plugins.
[12:42] <thiera> yes i know but it slow
[12:42] <Nas001> hello , how i can install vokoscreen through the terminal (zip) file
[12:42] <Neo31> nothing kostkon, i am trying to add universe to my sources.list
[12:42] <snufft> I'm running 13.10 and have just had the option to upgrade to 14.04. What's the go with major version upgrades? is it better to do them from scratch? or are there upgrade paths for 13 -> 14? Are they significant enough to have compatibility issues with software etc? I've never had to upgrade a major version before...
[12:42] <kostkon> Neo31, ok
[12:42] <Neo31> solved kostkon
[12:43] <givello> snufft: there is a new version every 6 months, the name reflects that
[12:43] <givello> snufft: 13.10: october 2010
[12:43] <g105b> Hey, can someone help me troubleshoot my wifi connection? I'm using 14.04, Virgin Media sent out a new Netgear router (capable of 5ghz) and now every time my computer suspends, it doesn't join the wireless network until I delete the settings for the network and add it again.
[12:43] <givello> sorry, 2013
[12:43] <cfhowlett> snufft 13.10 has 9 months of support.  14.04 has 5 years.
[12:43] <givello> snufft: and as cfhowlett, some are longer-support, called lts
[12:43] <givello> snufft: 14.04 is one such "lts" release
[12:43] <Neo31> solved kostkon, I have added the following to /etc/apt/sources.list : deb http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty universe
[12:43] <Neo31> thank you
[12:44] <kostkon> snufft, backup as always and then attempt the upgrade. it should go fine. 14.04 is lts (5y of support, until 2019) so it's a better choice compared to 13.10, for which support will end in july
[12:44] <Sk2d> Hey I need help I try to upgrade to 14.10 but there seems to be a problem It says upgrade finished but there where some errors: "sudo apt-get -f install" does not work as /var/cache/apt/archives/samba-libs_2%3a4.1.6+dfsg-1ubuntu2_i386.deb crashes what can I do?
[12:44] <kostkon> Neo31, np
[12:45] <snufft> givello, cfhowlett, kostkon thanks guys :) is there a speciic backup process for ubuntu? or are you referring to just backing up my documents/media/etc?
[12:45] <kostkon> snufft, your personal data yes
[12:45] <Sk2d> samba-libs is the only programm which needs to get installed. (but I dont need samba I installed it a while ago but I am not using it)
[12:45] <givello> snufft: generally speaking you should backup your /home and /etc
[12:45] <givello> snufft: so personal documents and configurations
[12:46] <Guest57672> Hi i'm have ubuntu installed ubuntu 13.10 on a ssd. If I update to 14.04, will TRIM be enabled by default or will I need to do a fresh install?
[12:46] <snufft> kostkon, givello thanks heaps :)
[12:48] <givello> snufft: (then again I say backup, but I never do it. And I'm currently stuck in terminal mode while figuring out what fucked up while upgrading, so, well...)
[12:48] <IdleOne> givello: Please keep the language clean
[12:48] <givello> IdleOne: my bad
[12:48] <k1l_> Guest57672: just upgrade and if its not enabled (which you should have done on 13.10 anyway) enable it
[12:49] <snufft> givello, hahahaha! were you using something special as far as desktop environments go?
[12:49] <sydneyJDykstra> You have 2,223 seeders for the i326 iso, and 500 some for leechers.
[12:50] <givello> snufft: gnome 3.
[12:50] <givello> snufft: pretty sure it's because of my nvidia drivers though
[12:51] <snufft> givello, that's what's worrying me a little actually. i've never had a whole lot of luck with video drivers on 13.10 and they're semi-working now. don't really want to have to go through that again :(
[12:52] <givello> snufft: I'm not in the same situation as you are though, I was updating from 12.04
[12:53] <givello> snufft: plus, if I were you, I'd rather have them working on an lts and stop worrying for a while than having to upgrade anyway in a few months
[12:55] <JO0st> hey guys, I need to script something concerning pluggning in and out usb hard drives. Is there a way to easily determine the /dev/sd* from the hard drive that I just plugged in?
[12:55] <trijntje> JO0st: use UUID
[12:55] <trijntje> !UUID
[12:56] <bijoo__> Hi I'm trying to see "init(5)" but when I enter "man init" it brings "init(8)" how to fix please?
[12:56] <givello> bijoo__: man 5 init
[12:56] <JO0st> trijntje, ubottu, thank you very much
[12:57] <bijoo__> givello: thank you!
[12:57] <givello> bijoo__: np
[13:01] <SteveBell> hi all, just wanted to say thank you to ubuntu devs that in 14.04 I now have the option to hide not needed top menu icons. that was a big annoyance up till yesterday. thanks a lot! :)
[13:02] <vjacob> if I've done something to mess up my networking configuration on an Ubuntu system
[13:02] <vjacob> what is then the recommended way to get it back to working? network-manager? /etc tweaks?
[13:02] <vjacob> something else?
[13:02] <OerHeks> SteveBell, have fun
[13:02] <bekks> vjacob: revert your changes.
[13:03] <vjacob> bekks I've no idea what caused this, haven't used this system in ages
[13:03] <givello> vjacob: maybe you could do something like dpkg-reconfigure network-manager?
[13:03] <givello> vjacob: just a wild guess though
[13:03] <ivvanahumpalot> hello
[13:03] <vjacob> looks like eth0 is still being listed by ifconfig -a but not getting much action
[13:04] <vjacob> I could but without a networking connection?
[13:04] <vjacob> *tries*
[13:04] <bekks> vjacob: then check your /etc/network/interfaces
[13:04] <givello> vjacob: you won't need one if the package is still there
[13:04] <givello> I'm not sure it's the right one though
[13:04] <ivvanahumpalot> I have a qucik question after about servers/
[13:04] <rio_zenta> Hello
[13:04] <vjacob> "network-manager is broken or not fully installed"
[13:04] <givello> vjacob: well, sucks
[13:04] <rio_zenta> Does anybody know if it would be possible to install an sqlite DB onto a USB stick?
[13:04] <ivvanahumpalot> I am trying to run tor hidden services on ubuntu
[13:04] <vjacob> that last file has "auto eth0" in there
[13:05] <ivvanahumpalot> any idea on how to do that
[13:05] <rio_zenta> ivvanahumpalot,
[13:05] <vjacob> sucks a ton.
[13:05] <rio_zenta> ivvanahumpalot: About ubuntu-server?
[13:05] <ivvanahumpalot> no desktop
[13:05] <ivvanahumpalot> I am running tor
[13:05] <ivvanahumpalot> but i want to run a hiddenservice
[13:06] <ivvanahumpalot> but the torrc looks different
[13:06] <vjacob> it sucks almost so much that I want to reinstall...but not really. no way I can reinstall easily (due to data on the system).
[13:06] <givello> vjacob: maybe man interfaces could be of some help?
[13:06] <vjacob> wondering if there is a way I could just fetch the right .deb files and dpkg onward?
[13:06] <vjacob> transferring over via usb
[13:06] <rio_zenta> vjacob: you could
[13:07] <rio_zenta> you could also fetch the tarballs as well
[13:07] <bswartz> does anyone know why do-release-upgrade won't work w/ Trusty?
[13:07] <rio_zenta> installing from source.
[13:07] <Ace___> hey guys. i'm using 14.04 and can't connect to my wifi... any solutions? :(
[13:07] <bekks> vjacob: you dont need any debs.
[13:07] <givello> vjacob: I assume you've tried simple stuff like ifconfig eth0 up or service netowrking restart...
[13:08] <ivvanahumpalot> rio_zenta any ideas?
[13:08] <bekks> vjacob: whats the content of the file mentioned above?
[13:08] <Ace___> hey guys i'm using 14.04 and can't connect to my wifi... any solutions? :(
[13:08] <rio_zenta> ivvanahumpalot: I've never used Tor before, sorry.
[13:08] <rio_zenta> Ace___: Please don't double-post.
[13:08] <vjacob> bekks, which file? networking-manager? interfaces?
[13:08] <vjacob> givello, yup just tried
[13:08] <ivvanahumpalot> rio_zenta ok thanks :)
[13:09] <vjacob> the first does not give an error, and the ltater just gives "networking stop/waiting"
[13:09] <bekks> vjacob: I mentioned "/etc/network/interfaces".
[13:09] <rio_zenta> Ace asked for help, then left :-/
[13:10] <vjacob> bekks: again, it contains "auto eth0" and "auto lo", that is all
[13:10] <renatobi_> jellyfish!
[13:10] <givello> vjacob: what do you get with "sudo mii-tool" ?
[13:10] <givello> vjacob: -- if you have it
[13:11] <Roy___> hey,
[13:11] <Roy___> can someone help me using apt-get to install something on my mount path and not the default one?
[13:11] <givello> vjacob: I'd also look at the log files when you try restarting network-manager
[13:12] <givello> vjacob: it says stop/waiting, it'd be nice to know if it throws an error
[13:12] <rio_zenta> Roy___: Go to your mount path folder, right-click, Open with Terminal
[13:12] <dupingping> seyon is what program?
[13:12] <Roy___> i'm actually using putty to connect
[13:12] <rio_zenta> putty? What software is that?
[13:12] <bsdnoob> http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/125376/how-to-create-virtual-network-for-vms
[13:12] <bsdnoob> Help ?
[13:12] <givello> rio_zenta: ssh/terminal emulator for windows I believe?
[13:13] <digilord> Hello. I just installed Ubuntu 14.04 in Parallels Desktop 9. Before installing Parallels Tools I was able to use the VM. After installing the tools all I can see is the Parallels Shared Folders icon. Is there a fix for this or do I need to re-install?
[13:13] <Felicia18>  Hi! I give you some videos. I hope you like! http://j.mp/1gAh6Jy
[13:13] <Roy___> a software to connect to my ubuntu server from long distance
[13:13] <cfhowlett> Felicia18 this would be considered spam.  don't.
[13:13] <Roy___> shell only
[13:13] <bekks> vjacob: Then check the network manager settings.
[13:13] <zcheng3> need help
[13:13] <rio_zenta> Felicia18: hopefully that's not spam porn
[13:14] <zcheng3> ~/Desktop$ sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[13:14] <zcheng3> Reading package lists... Done
[13:14] <zcheng3> Building dependency tree
[13:14] <zcheng3> Reading state information... Done
[13:14] <zcheng3> Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
[13:14] <zcheng3> requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable
[13:14] <unopaste> zcheng3 you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[13:14] <bekks> !pastebin | zcheng3
[13:14] <rio_zenta> Roy___: What are you trying to do?
[13:14] <cfhowlett> zcheng3 dude STOP
[13:14] <Roy___> rio_zenta: install something on my server
[13:14] <bsdnoob> !wiki systemd
[13:14] <cfhowlett> zcheng3 please use paste instead of flooding the channel
[13:14] <rio_zenta> Roy___: Are you using linux on your desktop?
[13:14] <maximCH> so I have 12.04 LTS. .. I run do-release-upgrade but it's telling me that there is no new release found.
[13:15] <Roy___> on, windows
[13:15] <_flood> 12.04 & 14.04 crash on me while loading live cd, was told that 14.04 has the correct drivers for an integrated intel hd graphics 4600, can anyone guide me?
[13:15] <rio_zenta> cfhowlett: You can't stop a single paste. Once he pastes it, all lines come through.
[13:15] <bswartz> maximCH: me too
[13:16] <trijntje> Hi all, I just installed 14.04 on my Acer Aspire One 725, but when I boot the mouspad is disabled by default and I have to use the hotkey to enable it. Any pointers on how to fix this?
[13:16] <maximCH> bswartz: maybe the update doesn't work directly?
[13:16] <rio_zenta> Roy___: Then we will not be able to assist you as much as the guys here: #ubuntu-server . However, I also run a remote server and installing stuff remotely is as simple as getting into the server via SSH.
[13:16] <Roy___> thank you
[13:16] <bswartz> maximCH: that command checks this page: http://changelogs.ubuntu.com/meta-release-lts
[13:16] <Fohlen> could I do a fresh install of ubuntu without deleting my home folder?
[13:16] <bswartz> and the maintainers haven't updated that page yet :( :( :(
[13:16] <cfhowlett> !home|Fohlen make a /home and don't format it
[13:17] <givello> Fohlen: is it on another partition?
[13:17] <maximCH> bswartz: ok .. tnx.
[13:17] <user___> How do you perform bracket expansion on a regular expression?
[13:17] <Fohlen> givello: no it's the same partition
[13:17] <maximCH> bswartz: I'll probably wait until they update thatn... don't want this to fail. There's a reason I use LTS on that machine.
[13:17] <givello> Fohlen: then what ubottu said
[13:17] <maximCH> bswartz: my 12.04 is still 32 bit though ... do you think we can upgrade to 64bit at the same time?
[13:17] <pedrosuna> hi
[13:18] <NK_> does anyone else had problems with ubuntu upgrade and python unicode handling ?
[13:18] <rio_zenta> Fohlen: A fresh install would require you to "clean" the HDD of any data.however, if you have a partition, you could mount the partition, dump all home folder data into it and try reinstalling ubuntu. However, even with partitioning, it can get complicated. Best is to back the data up
[13:18] <bswartz> maximCH: I would guess not... 32->64 bit would be an architecture change
[13:18] <Fohlen> okay
[13:18] <addos> has anyone else had problems with ubuntu 14.04 using a resolution of 640x480 in virtual box?
[13:18] <pedrosuna> i have a question about kdenlive, the video editor
[13:18] <cfhowlett> maximCH nope.  arch change will require a fresh install
[13:18] <maximCH> cfhowlett: thanks.
[13:18] <cfhowlett> pedrosuna ask in #kdenlive
[13:18] <Meris> After performing clean install 0f 14.04 64 bit in UEFI mode, secureboot off,  my system won't boot to grub, here's my bootinfo: paste.ubuntu.com/7272158
[13:18] <givello> pedrosuna: maybe ask #kdenlive?
[13:19] <pedrosuna> cfhowlett thanks
[13:19] <bugre> kali linux???
[13:19] <rio_zenta> pedrosuna: please don't ask to ask. Just ask.
[13:19] <addos> ubuntu doesn't work very well at 640x480
[13:19] <bugre> kali linux any user
[13:19] <cfhowlett> bugre not supported here
[13:19] <bsdnoob> bugre , Hi
[13:19] <cfhowlett> !kali|bugre
[13:20] <bugre> hi bsdnoob
[13:20] <bugre> I am from rio de janeiro-brasil
[13:20] <cfhowlett> bugre kali is NOT supported here.  go to #kali-linux
[13:21] <bugre> tanks cfhowlett
[13:22] <robotti^> ~/win 31
[13:22] <Meris> salsero|2, I have read up on chroot (after a extended lunch), I'm chrooted into my / directory on my SSD, my /boot/efi directory is empty btw.
[13:22] <cuddylier> hi
[13:23] <cuddylier> Does anyone know why when I type 'sudo mount /dev/sdb /home/servers/harddrive' I get told to specify the file system when the drive already has ext4 files on it?
[13:23] <linuxlite1969> what do you do if you have flash installed, but only get a white screen anywhere flash is supposed to be? I'm thinking it's a hardware problem
[13:23] <bswartz> cuddylier: try /dev/sdb1 or /dev/sdb2, etc
[13:23] <trijntje> cuddylier: try sdb1, sdb is the whole disk, not a partition
[13:23] <trijntje> Hi all, I just installed 14.04 on my Acer Aspire One 725, but when I boot the mouspad is disabled by default and I have to use the hotkey to enable it. Any pointers on how to fix this?
[13:24] <cuddylier> Ah I get it thanks guys
[13:24] <rio_zenta> linuxlite1969: Where are you running flash? browser?
[13:24] <linuxlite1969> rio_zenta yes. Firefox v28.0
[13:25] <rio_zenta> trijntje: Have you tried checking in system settings?
[13:25] <rio_zenta> linuxlite1969: Check to make sure you have the flash plugin installed too. FF requires a flash plugin
[13:26] <linuxlite1969> rio_zenta I'm 90% sure I have the plugin installed correctly, but where would I check to make sure?
[13:27] <bekks> linuxlite1969: "about:plugins"
[13:27] <rio_zenta> linuxlite1969: Tools>Add ons> plugins
[13:27] <rio_zenta> in FF itself.
[13:27] <aliensbrah> In 12.04 I could use dconf-editor to edit the icons in the system tray for various applications (such as XChat) - this appears to be gone in 14.04.  Is there any workaround?
[13:27] <linuxlite1969> within firefox, right?
[13:28] <bekks> linuxlite1969: Yes.
[13:28] <rio_zenta> correct, linuxlite1969
[13:28] <urras> is there any config file that I can modify so that the update manager will notify me of an LTS release ONLY?
[13:28] <Mikerhinos> just upgraded to 14.04, rebooting, system details : ubuntu 13.10... -_- wtf
[13:28] <givello> urras: I don't know for a config file, but there is a checkbox in the system settings
[13:28] <rio_zenta> urras: LTS release of what exactly? ubuntu itself?
[13:28] <urras> yes
[13:29] <linuxlite1969> shockwave flash <IP_ADDRESS>0 r202
[13:29] <trijntje> rio_zenta: which part of system settings could that be in?
[13:29] <urras> givello: Thats nice, but I does it store that setting in a config somewhere?
[13:29] <givello> urras: I'd assume so. Can't help you much more though
[13:30] <urras> I understand. Thank you for the help anyway
[13:30] <rio_zenta> trijntje: It may be likely that ubuntu has it different to xubuntu, but you go to: Start>Settings>Settings Manager>Mouse and Touchpad. You should find config settings there.
[13:30] <cfhowlett> urras yes, system > update manager > settings > Updates > NOtify me of a new Ubuntu version For long-term support versions
[13:31] <OerHeks> linuxlite1969, install prop driver for your videocard?
[13:31] <urras> cfhowlett: I would need a text based config file
[13:31] <trijntje> rio_zenta: no luck, if I disable the touchpad there I cant even re-enable it with the hotkey
[13:31] <cfhowlett> !server|urras
[13:31] <rio_zenta> trijntje: Are you trying to enable mousepad by default on a laptop?
[13:32] <t4ng0> ^x
[13:32] <trijntje> rio_zenta: yes
[13:32] <t4ng0> hey guys how to install .rpm on ubuntu?
[13:32] <bekks> t4ng0: You dont.
[13:32] <trijntje> !rpm
[13:32] <_flood> keeps crashing on me, did legacy mode with nomodeset and still hangs on live cd
[13:32] <urras> cfhowlett: What about Ubuntu server?
[13:32] <linuxlite1969> OerHeks Thats what I think the problem is. I already downloaded a pkg1.run of the driver, I just dont know how to install it.
[13:32] <rio_zenta> cfhowlett: text-based config files can run on ubuntu desktop too. please don't give out incorrect info.
[13:32] <t4ng0> wait? then how would i install open office? if all of this are .rpm files lol
[13:32] <OerHeks> linuxlite1969, dont use the ones from the web, choose the ones provided in the driver tool
[13:33] <urras> t4ng0: Use apt to install libreoffice
[13:33] <cfhowlett> rio_zenta assumed this was a server given the text-based preferences ...
[13:33] <trijntje> t4ng0: just install it using a .deb file, or simply install libreoffice from the software center
[13:33] <bekks> t4ng0: Is there a specific reason for needing openoffice? If not, just install libreoffice
[13:33] <urras> t4ng0: sudo apt-get install libreoffice
[13:33] <rio_zenta> t4ng0: If openoffice isn't already installed, you would use sudo apt-get, or better yet, go to the ubuntu software centre and install it.
[13:33] <t4ng0> alright lol
[13:33] <t4ng0> thanks a lot guys
[13:34] <linuxlite1969> OerHeks opening that now
[13:34] <rio_zenta> No problem cfhowlett
[13:34] <renatobi_> guitar!
[13:37] <Meris> After performing clean install 0f 14.04 64 bit in UEFI mode, secureboot off,  my system won't boot to grub, here's my bootinfo: paste.ubuntu.com/7272158
[13:37] <linuxlite1969> OerHeks last time I opened that it was blank. This time there's one that says recomended, so I'm currently installing that
[13:37] <trijntje> Hi all, I just installed 14.04 on my Acer Aspire One 725, but when I boot the mouspad is disabled by default and I have to use the hotkey to enable it. Any pointers on how to fix this?
[13:37] <OerHeks> linuxlite1969, sounds good
[13:38] <mdoge> I installed vnc4server on my Ubuntu and now I cannot login into my account anymore. When I login, it fails to load the desktop environment. The guest account works. What did vnc4server break?
[13:38] <urras> Alright, I think I found the answer
[13:38] <urras> http://askubuntu.com/questions/205459/how-do-i-suppress-the-new-release-12-10-available-message
[13:38] <linuxlite1969> OerHeks installation failed. It gave me a log.
[13:38] <urras> Thanks again to all who offered advice ;)
[13:38] <apsuva> distrowatch.com stats is real? linux-mint have better download?
[13:39] <trijntje> apsuva: nope, thats not what distrowatch tracks at all. They only look at the trafick on their own website
[13:39] <OerHeks> apsuva, no, it counts just click on that page, no real numbers worldwide
[13:39] <apsuva> its pageview?
[13:40] <Guest53304> Ii like ubuntu 14.04
[13:40] <OerHeks> apsuva, yes, repeat F5 and you'll see
[13:40] <mdoge> nvm i fixed it
[13:40] <StreakyJ> so did the official 14.04 ever drop
[13:40] <givello> cfhowlett: too bad rio_zenta left, I just found the answer to their question...
[13:40] <cfhowlett> givello send it please!
[13:41] <givello> cfhowlett: it's a setting in /etc/update-manager/release-upgrades
[13:41] <Guest53304> yes hi did drop out very nice
[13:41] <givello> cfhowlett: well, it seems to be anyway
[13:41] <salsero|2> Meris: you havent mounted /boot/efi before chrooting
[13:41] <givello> cfhowlett: I didn't test it but did a grep -Ri on /etc/ and that seemed like the best match
[13:41] <StreakyJ> when i attempted to update before i left work yesterday - it was still the dev version
[13:41] <punter> This page has bug appearance bugs in Firefox: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/server/thank-you?country=GR&version=14.04&architecture=amd64
[13:41] <punter> big
[13:42] <cfhowlett> !cookie|givello
[13:42] <cfhowlett> givello thanks, man!
[13:43] <givello> cfhowlett: np
[13:43] <salsero|2> sdb1* ?
[13:43] <salsero|2> oops
[13:43] <kostkon> punter, if you believe it's a bug, file a report here https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-website
[13:43] <punter> ok, a reload fixed it, kostkon
[13:43] <Meris> salsero|2, please refresh my memory on that. Am I supposed to mount bind my /sda3 (EFI partition) as /boot/efi?
[13:43] <salsero|2> yes
[13:44] <salsero|2> before chroot
[13:44] <salsero|2> along proc and bind
[13:45] <linuxlite1969> OerHeks could you look at this paste bin, and tell me if you see why it can't install? http://pastebin.com/7xVAc3jF
[13:45] <linuxlite1969> I see it says it can't find the module, but I don't know what that means.
[13:45] <addos> has anyone else had problems with ubuntu 14.04 using a resolution of 640x480 in virtual box?
[13:45] <subz3r0> no
[13:46] <addos> 13.10 doesn't have the problem for me, just 14.04
[13:46] <Meris> salsero|2, proc is a virtual mount so I guess it will have to be mounted with bind *inside* the chroot directory, right?
[13:46] <OerHeks> linuxlite1969, are you on raring?
[13:46] <salsero|2> wrong
[13:47] <linuxlite1969> OerHeks I don't know what that means.
[13:47] <salsero|2> ye inside, but before you chroot
[13:47] <OerHeks> linuxlite1969, are you on raring 13.04 ?
[13:48] <Meris> salsero|2, please address me by my nick when replying to me, this is a very busy channel right now, thanks in advance for the trouble
[13:48] <blackdash> hm test
[13:48] <linuxlite1969> OerHeks I don't know what raring is. If that's a disto, no. I'm on linux lite.
[13:48] <salsero|2> raring is a ubuntu version
[13:48] <salsero|2> 2 version ago
[13:48] <OerHeks> linuxlite1969, oh, not supported here, ( but you know that already)
[13:48] <salsero|2> blackdash: test failed
[13:48] <DJones> linuxlite1969: Linux Lite isn't  supported release of Ubuntu
[13:48] <kostkon> linuxlite1969, we only support ubuntu and its official derivatives here, sorry aboiut that.
[13:48] <cfhowlett> linuxlite1969 linuxlite is not supported here.  sorry.
[13:49] <aliensbrah> rofl
[13:49] <OerHeks> linuxlite1969, and 13.04 is EOL, so upgrade or be happy
[13:49] <Neldogz> Having trouble getting bumblebee to work on a laptop (Ubuntu 14.04) that has a Haswell process and nvidia GTX765m video card. The error is cannot access secondary GPU - error [XORG] .. failed to initialize the NVIDIA GPU at PCI:1:0:0 .. I have already gone through the basic troubleshooting steps here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee
[13:49] <Neldogz> Anyone else run into problems with Bumblebee and 14.04?
[13:50] <Kawaiola> I updated my server from 13.10 to 14.04 and now my wordpress ins't working in apache2 is there something I can do to fix it or do I need to rebuild it
[13:50] <Kawaiola> It says apache 2 is running but wordpress doesn't come up anymore
[13:51] <leuApodo> hola buenas tardes a todos!
[13:51] <kostkon> !es | leuApodo
[13:52] <leuApodo> Hello
[13:52] <leuApodo> is there someone?
[13:52] <aysorth> :D
[13:52] <salsero|2> no nadie por aqui
[13:52] <cfhowlett> leuApodo there's always someone
[13:52] <aysorth> leuApodo: don't ask to ask.
[13:52] <Kawaiola> Anyone have any ideas I couldn't seem to find anything useful online
[13:52] <cfhowlett> !es|salsero|2
[13:52] <cfhowlett> !server|Kawaiola
[13:53] <hzlab> Hi ! please what is the command to format my usb key from the shell ?
[13:53] <Kawaiola> Oh so this is the wrong channel
[13:53] <Stats_Ethan> I thought about upgrading my server to 14.04 but I'm too afraid I'd break something, ha ha.
[13:54] <Kawaiola> Yeah it messed up my services so unless you are prepared to rebuild them then I would wait hha
[13:54] <DJones> Kawaiola: Not necessarily, this channel supports all release of Ubuntu, but for server releases, you may get more specialised help in #ubuntu-server
[13:55] <Stats_Ethan> All I have running on it right now is Nginx but I'm afraid I'd break that.
[13:55] <phix> When's the release date?
[13:55] <Dave-Maydew> Now
[13:55] <cfhowlett> phix release date of what?
[13:55] <Stats_Ethan> Yesterday.
[13:55] <ice9> I'm not enabling automatic software update but I found that "apt-get --quiet --quiet update" is already running, then what executed it?
[13:55] <Kawaiola> DJones, Okay I will give them a try
[13:55] <Dave-Maydew> don't install it if you have an external hard drive
[13:55] <Dave-Maydew> it won't read them
[13:56] <phix> cfhowlett: 14.04
[13:56] <phix> Stats_Ethan: ah nice
[13:56] <Dave-Maydew> I'm having issues with 14.04 reading my external hard drives any work around yet?
[13:56] <cfhowlett> phix April 17th
[13:56] <phix> Dave-Maydew: What issues are you having?
[13:56] <lanoxx> hi, I have trouble with my input system and i am looking for some documentation to verify that its correctly setup
[13:56] <phix> cfhowlett: Nice, well I it GOod Friday now
[13:56] <Dave-Maydew> auto mounting not working
[13:56] <dw1> lanoxx: what system
[13:57] <lanoxx> in the little icon for the language method i always see 'En'
[13:57] <Meris> salsero|2, I have mount --bind (ed) my proc to /media/newroot/proc and my sda3 (EFI) to /media/newroot/boot and my installed / dir to /media/newroot itself ; would that be the proper preparation for the steps ahead?
[13:57] <phix> s/I it/it is/
[13:57] <lanoxx> dw1, ubuntu 13.10
[13:57] <dw1> lanoxx: oh you can disable that in system -> input
[13:57] <lanoxx> dw1, i need to input german
[13:57] <Dave-Maydew> by the looks of it, I'm not the only one with this issue
[13:58] <Meris> lanoxx, what keyboard layout is set in the config right now?
[13:58] <dw1> lanoxx: http://www.ghacks.net/2011/09/29/how-to-add-keyboard-input-languages-to-ubuntu/
[13:58] <lanoxx> Meris, the icon shows 'En' when I open it i see 'De' and 'Cn' for german and chinese
[13:58] <Dave-Maydew> So any help or information about fixing the auto mounting issue will be great
[13:59] <salsero|2> Meris: /sys as well
[13:59] <salsero|2> and /dev
[13:59] <Meris> lanoxx, if you are using the US Intl. keyboard with deadkeys and you have an AltGr key on your physical keyboard, you should be able to enter typical German characters like the ringel-S and the umlauted characters
[13:59] <Pizzaiolo> I have my ramdisk made and mounted.  I have Firefox installed in hard disk /usr/bin.  How do i run Firefox from the ramdisk?
[13:59] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB ?
[14:00] <lanoxx> Meris, i have a us standard keybord no alt gr
[14:00] <Meris> salsero|2, just a sec, I will mount those as well.Thank you for addressing me by my nick :-)
[14:00] <dw1> Pizzaiolo: dont know if you can.. maybe with chroot to the ramdisk
[14:01] <ice9> is there a channel for ubuntu website administrators?
[14:01] <dw1> #httpd is for apache support
[14:01] <lanoxx> dw1, Meris when I press Alt+Shift i notice the z and y keys are switching, but the icon in the status bar keeps showing 'En' and when I hit ';' then nothing happens
[14:01] <Dave-Maydew> So no takers on the Auto mounting bug then?
[14:02] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: check the link and check those settings mentioned in the post
[14:02] <Pizzaiolo> dw1: ok, thank you.
[14:02] <Dave-Maydew> which link... sorry missed it was just making a coffee
[14:03] <dw1> Pizzaiolo: wait.. why not just run 'firefox' if its in /usr/bin ?
[14:03] <dw1> Pizzaiolo: why would you need it 'from the ramdisk' if its not installed on ram disk
[14:03] <Pizzaiolo> dw1: for speed
[14:04] <Neldogz> Having trouble getting bumblebee to work on a laptop (Ubuntu 14.04) that has both a Haswell processor and an nvidia GTX765m video card. The error is cannot access secondary GPU - error [XORG] .. failed to initialize the NVIDIA GPU at PCI:1:0:0 .. I have already gone through the basic troubleshooting steps here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee  Can anyone help?
[14:04] <dw1> Pizzaiolo: when a program runs it loads into ram automatically
[14:04] <dw1> Pizzaiolo: it just has to read the disk to get started then is in ram
[14:04] <dw1> Pizzaiolo: but not the cached files.. yeah
[14:04] <lanoxx> dw1, Meris hmm, i just went to Language Support and changed the "Keyboard input method system" from 'Default' to 'IBus' and now everything works, strange
[14:04] <Pizzaiolo> dw1: but it's constantly reading icon files, lib files, etc.
[14:04] <Meris> salsero|2, /dev, /proc, /sys, and / itself (from sda9) are now mount --bind (ed) on my mount point /media/newroot Am I missing anything now before I issue a chroot?
[14:04] <dw1> Pizzaiolo: true
[14:05] <dw1> Pizzaiolo: http://lifehacker.com/5687850/speed-up-firefox-by-moving-your-cache-to-ram-no-ram-disk-required
[14:05] <Meris> lanoxx, great to hear that ibus works for you. I use ibus for my Japanese input
[14:05] <Pizzaiolo> dw1: thank you
[14:05] <Daghdha> I was wondering if the new 14.04 LTE will affect the desktop when i use that over VNC. I only connect to it over VLC and if the new desktop is only using acceleration and no 2d modes then i am not going to do it
[14:06] <dw1> Pizzaiolo: might want to limit the cache size if doing that... could fill up all your ram :/
[14:06] <Dexxter> HI!
[14:06] <Pizzaiolo> dw1: heh; ok.
[14:06] <lastkajen> hi, I have problem with updating my system I get this msg "The installation or removal of a software package failed"
[14:07] <lanoxx> Meris, it seems there is still some other system interfering in the background, for example I bus seems to listen to "Super+Space" but when I press Alt+Shift then there seesm to something else changing the layout but the ibus icon does not change i still have the same problem like before
[14:07] <Meris> salsero|2, just a sec, I will be back within 5 minutes due to a short incoming call.
[14:07] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mount/USB
[14:07] <Dave-Maydew> Well media-handling is ok, so the bug is with Ubuntu 14.04
[14:07] <dw1> hmm
[14:08] <salsero|2> Meris: /boot/efi as well
[14:08] <Dave-Maydew> a few users, besides myself are having issues with External drives and camera's etc
[14:08] <module000> Dave-Maydew: what error message are you getting? (dmesg and/or /var/log/syslog)
[14:08] <dw1> Daghdha: you can run other windows managers.. like gnome metacity which may be less intensive than unity or gnome with compiz
[14:09] <Meris> salsero|2, /boot/efi was already mounted
[14:09] <Dexxter> Alguem do Brasil aqui ?
[14:09] <dw1> Daghdha: maybe you can turn off compiz with unity not sure
[14:09] <salsero|2> nao cara
[14:10] <cfhowlett> !brazil|Dexxter
[14:10] <Dave-Maydew> where do I find it? as the syslog is a mine field
[14:11] <Daghdha> dw1: I guess i will find out when i take the plunge
[14:11] <dw1> tail -f /var/log/syslog will follow the end of the log, then plug in and see what pops up
[14:11] <dw1> hit enter when tailing to make a space
[14:11] <dw1> ctrl-c to stop tailing
[14:12] <hzlab> When I try to format my usb key it says it contains read-only files, Any solution for that? Ps: I never changed access to read-only
[14:12] <LinuxGuruz> sudo apt-get install classicmenu-indicator   that should be default in 14.04 Unity
[14:12] <Dexxter> hi guys
[14:12] <dw1> hzlab: are there files owned by root, and youre not using sudo ?
[14:12] <Meris> salsero|2, I know that I have to add libata.force=noncq to my kernel parameters in order for the kernel to use my SSD properly , but the grub2 config files are a bit bewildering for me.
[14:13] <hzlab> dw1, no files owned by root and yes it doesn't work even with sudo :(
[14:13] <Dexxter> oo
[14:13] <Dexxter> oi
[14:13] <module000> Dave-Maydew: just `tail -f /var/log/syslog`, then insert your usb device and see what is logged regarding it
[14:13] <Dexxter> oi
[14:13] <Meris> salsero|2, Thank you so much for taking the time to help me.
[14:14] <dw1> hzlab: http://askubuntu.com/questions/175739/how-do-i-remount-a-filesystem-as-read-write
[14:14] <Dexxter> fd
[14:14] <dw1> Dexxter: try #defocus for general chat, this is for support
[14:15] <hzlab> checking... thanks dw1 !
[14:15] <dw1> hzlab: you can run mount with no paramaters to see whats mounted to get those two arguments you need
[14:17] <hzlab> ok dw1 , thanks again !
[14:17] <Dave-Maydew> it just keeps looping and mentioning the external drive
[14:18] <module000> Dave-Maydew: that 'mentioning' is what will solve this for you. Why don't you pastebin the output during the time you add/remove the external drive
[14:18] <Dave-Maydew> how do I pause it??
[14:19] <module000> Dave-Maydew: you can't really pause it, but you can also run the "system log" program and select the relevant portion of the log there. it may be easier for you than using the console to view it
[14:19] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: you can hit ctrl-c to stop it which will 'pause'
[14:20] <pegamoose> hello ubuntu I have a problem
[14:20] <dw1> pegamoose: what is it
[14:20] <Dave-Maydew> Apr 18 15:19:48 dave-i5-desktop kernel: [ 1716.251282] sd 125:0:0:0: rejecting I/O to offline device
[14:20] <Dave-Maydew> Apr 18 15:19:48 dave-i5-desktop kernel: [ 1716.251284] sd 125:0:0:0: rejecting I/O to offline device
[14:20] <Dave-Maydew> Apr 18 15:19:48 dave-i5-desktop kernel: [ 1716.251712] usb 3-1.2: USB disconnect, device number 124
[14:20] <Dave-Maydew> Apr 18 15:19:48 dave-i5-desktop kernel: [ 1716.254436] xhci_hcd 0000:03:00.0: xHCI xhci_drop_endpoint called with disabled ep ffff8801ee132080
[14:20] <Dave-Maydew> Apr 18 15:19:48 dave-i5-desktop kernel: [ 1716.254439] xhci_hcd 0000:03:00.0: xHCI xhci_drop_endpoint called with disabled ep ffff8801ee1320c0
[14:20] <Dave-Maydew> Apr 18 15:19:48 dave-i5-desktop kernel: [ 1716.324641] usb 3-1.2: new high-speed USB device number 125 using xhci_hcd
[14:20] <unopaste> Dave-Maydew you have been muted for 60 seconds as it looks like you are pasting lots of lines into the channel, please use http://paste.ubuntu.com and paste just the URL of your data here when you are unmuted
[14:20] <hzlab> dw1 I tried mount and it shows that access to the USB key are read and write : /media/ZAK type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uid=1000,gid=1000,shortname=mixed,dmask=0077,utf8=1,showexec,flush,uhelper=udisks) ..... weird.
[14:20] <pegamoose> web is not being seen by skye
[14:20] <pegamoose> eee webcam
[14:20] <pegamoose> skype
[14:21] <module000> Dave-Maydew: when you can talk again... is this an external *drive* or just a usb key? offline device can mean an unpowered but visible device
[14:21] <dw1> hzlab: maybe this will work http://askubuntu.com/questions/68809/how-to-format-a-usb-or-external-drive
[14:22] <pegamoose> ok I will try that
[14:22] <digilord> Silly question. I used to have a network and cpu monitor in my gnome dock. Is there something like that for 14.04?
[14:22] <hzlab> dw1 okay thanks alot !
[14:22] <dlw> Laptop is a Dell Studio 1558. Installed new Dell battery. Only last 1.5 hours. What would be normal? Tested battery with nothing on.
[14:23] <module000> digilord: try the "indicator-multiload" package. it does network/cpu/ram/disk etc monitoring
[14:23] <Neldogz> Having trouble getting bumblebee to work on a laptop (Ubuntu 14.04) that has both a Haswell processor and an nvidia GTX765m video card. The error is cannot access secondary GPU - error [XORG] .. failed to initialize the NVIDIA GPU at PCI:1:0:0 .. I have already gone through the basic troubleshooting steps here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bumblebee  Can anyone help?
[14:23] <digilord> module000: I will give that a try
[14:23] <Neldogz> Guys the fix was to upgrade to nvidia-319 driver
[14:23] <effeietsanders> hi. I also asked this on #ubuntu-nl , but they couldn't find out the exact problem, except that they suspected it was related to acpi. I have a fresh Ubuntu 14.4 install on an PB EasyNote MV46-015. When I try to shut it down, it freezes at some point during shutdown. Rebooting works OK. Changing the boot sequence with acpi=off results in crashing during the boot.
[14:24] <effeietsanders> the same issue with sudo shutdown -h, poweroff -h and halt -h
[14:24] <digilord> module000: That is perfect! Thanks.
[14:25] <module000> digilord: glad to help, i use that one also :)
[14:25] <djpackrat> anyone alive in here?
[14:25] <salsero|2> djpackrat: no
[14:25] <pegamoose> yes
[14:25] <djpackrat> sweet
[14:25] <djpackrat> dead people.
[14:25] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: it appears your problem may be related to kernel version http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1782546 http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1954369 :(
[14:25] <djpackrat> got a little bit of an oddball question for fellow ubuntu heads
[14:26] <Meris> salsero|2, nevermind my last remark on Grub2 config, I've solved that, so now I'm ready for the next step(s)
[14:26] <Lizards|Work> Hi folks. Can I upgrade from a mounted ISO, or do I have to use either do-release-upgrade or make bootable media?
[14:26] <cfhowlett> djpackrat so ask then ...
[14:27] <cfhowlett> Lizards|Work use whatever method you prefer.  all of those will work
[14:27] <Dave-Maydew> So the latest kernel has issues??
[14:27] <djpackrat> built a box about a few years back for my old man, (cant remember specifics about hardware) but it was as t op of the line as i could buy for an AMD box, and 10.10 was still out yeah? Well, he says in the last week, that his internet has been acting weird. Like he can browse to a few websites then it just stops responding. Network signal is strong 80-100% wifi strength
[14:27] <Lizards|Work> so hypothetically if i mounted the 14.04-desktop ISO, how would i go about upgrading?
[14:27] <Dave-Maydew> looks like I'll be dropping back to 12.04
[14:28] <djpackrat> he reboots, and it's fine
[14:28] <djpackrat> then a minute or two passes
[14:28] <djpackrat> and poof. gone again.
[14:28] <Lizards|Work> bad cap on the wifi adapter?
[14:28] <djpackrat> (will be onsite this weekend to do some checking)
[14:28] <pegamoose> dw1 webcam arkmico tech will not work with cheese
[14:28] <djpackrat> Lizards|Work: that's what i was thinking
[14:28] <djpackrat> either that or he mucked around with something he shouldnt have.
[14:28] <djpackrat> lol
[14:28] <Meris> djpackrat. please don't use Enter as punctuation, try to keep it tidy on one line
[14:28] <dw1> pegamoose: why not
[14:28] <Lizards|Work> could be media saturation if he's in a populated area
[14:29] <djpackrat> I just wanted to make sure I wasn't thinking stupid or something.
[14:29] <Lizards|Work> intermittent issues are a beast
[14:29] <djpackrat> Meris: Sorry, On a web client, Wasn't thinking.
[14:29] <module000> djpackrat: make sure to watch the logs while this occurs, could be a clear answer in them
[14:29] <mozzarella> guys
[14:29] <pegamoose> dw1 that I don;t know
[14:29] <dw1> djpackrat: restart router?  sometimes mine breaks
[14:29] <nelas> Why i can't upgrade fro 12.04 if i select do-release-upgrade, i get no update available?!
[14:29] <effeietsanders> Does anyone have an idea what could be the cause of the not-able-to-shutdown issue with my ubuntu 14.4 ?
[14:29] <mozzarella> WHY did you make the menu disappear in ubuntu 14.04
[14:29] <Meris> djpackrat, can you switch to 5GHz instead? That band is not so crowded yet
[14:29] <Reptilia> I've installed Xubuntu 14.04 on my laptop (HP Compaq nx 8220), but i can't make the hardware switch for the wireless card to work. When i run "rfkill list all", the output is: Soft blocked:No, Hard Blocked: Yes. How do i fix this? Thanks in advance.
[14:29] <pegamoose> dw1 ubuntu 12.4
[14:29] <djpackrat> dw1: I taught my dad that trick already, haha.
[14:30] <Lizards|Work> nelas, it won't be flagged for upgrade to LTS until the first revision a la 14.04.1
[14:30] <djpackrat> Meris: It depends on his company provided equipment.
[14:30] <Lizards|Work> nelas, you can force it though
[14:30] <djpackrat> brb SHIT morning Scrum.
[14:30] <salsero|2> Meris: before chroot
[14:30] <salsero|2> modprobe efivars
[14:30] <whiskers75> aaaaaaaaaargh, upgrade!
[14:30] <salsero|2> then chroot
[14:30] <whiskers75> nelas: you must do-release-upgrade -d if you want 14.04 now
[14:30] <dw1> pegamoose: i would google the model and/or any log msgs + ubuntu
[14:31] <whiskers75> nelas: that is what I'm doing
[14:31] <salsero|2> apt-get install --reinstall grub-efi-amd64
[14:31] <nikolam> nouveau have issues on 14.04 32bit. Sometimes it boots to X and sometimes don't (geforce fx5200 mobile)
[14:31] <salsero|2> Meris then apt-get install --reinstall grub-efi-amd64
[14:31] <Dave-Maydew> I was so liking Ubuntu 14.04LTS till now
[14:31] <Meris> salsero|2, no errors, but no messages either, so I guess that the module must be loaded then, using lsmod to see if that is indeed correct
[14:31] <Lannister> need help with ekiga anyone familiar?
[14:31] <nelas> Lozard|work why is the policy to wait till .1 ?
[14:31] <whiskers75> nelas: to ensure stability
[14:32] <Lizards|Work> idk, all the bugs are worked out by first revision is my guess
[14:32] <Meris> salsero|2, nope, efivars is not loaded
[14:32] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: there may be a fix around, google some of the log msgs + ubuntu and see what comes up
[14:32] <nelas> Lizards|wors it means that i would have to wait 2-3 months more?
[14:32] <Reptilia> I've installed Xubuntu 14.04 on my laptop (HP Compaq nx 8220), but i can't make the hardware switch for the wireless card to work. When i run "rfkill list all", the output is: Soft blocked:No, Hard Blocked: Yes. How do i fix this? Thanks in advance.
[14:32] <CountryfiedLinux> Dave-Maydew, What's wrong with it? Besides avconv being unstable with recording screencasts.
[14:32] <Lizards|Work> s/all/all the easy/
[14:32] <salsero|2> Meris: then you didnt boot under efi more
[14:32] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: the query i used was: ubuntu rejecting i/o to offline device
[14:32] <Dave-Maydew> and not able to read external hard drives
[14:32] <whiskers75> nelas: no, you can get it now if you really want
[14:32] <salsero|2> Meris: nevertheless I am going to tell you the rest: efibootmgr -c --disk /dev/sda
[14:33] <salsero|2> Meris: and that should be it: efibootmgr -v
[14:33] <CountryfiedLinux> nikolam, That's whatcha get for not using Intel with Linux :P I learned that lesson years ago.
[14:33] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: you can paste your logs on http://pastebin.com so people can view them
[14:33] <effeietsanders> hi. I also asked this on #ubuntu-nl , but they couldn't find out the exact problem, except that they suspected it was related to acpi. I have a fresh Ubuntu 14.4 install on an PB EasyNote MV46-015. When I try to shut it down, it freezes at some point during shutdown. Rebooting works OK. Changing the boot sequence with acpi=off results in crashing during the boot.
[14:33] <Lizards|Work> nelas, probably. you could force it with `do-release-upgrade -d` though
[14:33] <Meris> salsero|2, when I checked the BIOS settings just before booting into the LiveUSB it was properly set to EFI, any thoughts on that?
[14:33] <nelas> whiskers75, i will wait till 14.04, dont want to make my main PC unstable
[14:33] <Dave-Maydew> I'm going to take the easy, but long route and stick to 12.04
[14:33] <whiskers75> nelas: FYI, I'm doing it right now on this Lenovo G570
[14:33] <Dave-Maydew> till "The BUG" has been ironed out
[14:34] <nelas> Lizards|work, i know about -d switch, but i dont want to use the devel options
[14:34] <CountryfiedLinux> nelas, 14.04 was released yesterday.
[14:34] <Lizards|Work> ^
[14:34] <nelas> whiskers75, im on t520
[14:34] <Dave-Maydew> that's 200Gb of games to download again
[14:34] <nikolam> CountryfiedLinux, don't be too simplistic. Nvidia works great, I just didn't install new drivers upon install, yet.
[14:34] <whiskers75> Dave-Maydew, nelas: I'll tell you if there are any bugs when it's installed (I'm doing an early LTS-to-LTS release)
[14:34] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: fix it..... :)
[14:34] <nikolam> besides, that graphics is very old.
[14:34] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: i believe in you
[14:34] <nelas> I guess i will install it only on my virtualbox till then
[14:34] <Dave-Maydew> hahahaha
[14:35] <Dave-Maydew> I don't
[14:35] <Lannister> I install ekiga with a free sip account then I cannot call another computer in my home . it shows offline.
[14:35] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: put your logs up on pastebin and beg here some more :)
[14:35] <Lannister> I also tried to contact a guy in india and  only could see my texts not webcam
[14:35] <zcheng3> my ubuntu-desktop is broken and cannot be reinstalled
[14:35] <leuApodo> i have a question
[14:36] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: maybe someone knows a solution
[14:36] <cfhowlett> zcheng3 reboot the usb and reinstall the OS
[14:36] <dutchuss2016> need some help with flash player some games  work others are saying adobe flash player is nott installed when i know it  is because 3 games i pla thaat work use flash player
[14:36] <cfhowlett> !flash|dutchuss2016
[14:36] <lyutt> Hey guys, if I install a different wm and set it so xinit loads the new wm instead of the old (lxde), will I still have performance being wasted at all to the old wm?
[14:36] <zcheng3> really need to reinstall the os?
[14:36] <Meris> salsero|2, The apt-get install line should be entered after entering chroot, right?
[14:36] <CountryfiedLinux> nikolam, I dunno how much it's improved. I know that ATI is still troublesome.
[14:36] <salsero|2> ye
[14:36] <zcheng3> I just reinstalled it, actually upgraded it from 13.10 to 14.04
[14:37] <nelas> thats the link for LTS to LTS
[14:37] <nelas> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2014/04/upgrade-ubuntu-14-04-12-04
[14:37] <Dave-Maydew> how do I find out which kernel I'm running??
[14:37] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: uname -a
[14:37] <Lizards|Work> i just read it yesterday nelas
[14:37] <k1l_> nelas: no, LTS to LTS upgrade will be opened on 24th july on 14.04.1
[14:37] <dutchuss2016> i did that already ubottu i wouldent  be here if that hd woked
[14:37] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: eg 3.13.0-24-generic
[14:37] <nikolam> CountryfiedLinux, AMD gives bigger support to open drivers and intell is fully open. Nvidia is less open but their binary driver are insainly long supporting thir hardware on Linux.
[14:37] <salsero|2> Meris:  [ -d /sys/firmware/efi ] && echo "EFI boot on HDD" || echo "Legacy boot on HDD"
[14:38] <k1l_> nelas: if you want LTS you want 14.04 to settle first.
[14:38] <cfhowlett> zcheng3 reboot to the terminal and run sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop --reinstall
[14:38] <nelas> im on 12.04
[14:38] <salsero|2> this tells where you are on EFI or under legacy
[14:38] <Dave-Maydew> the query i used was: ubuntu rejecting i/o to offline device
[14:38] <Dave-Maydew> ah
[14:38] <Dave-Maydew> hole on
[14:38] <salsero|2> hole?
[14:38] <Meerkat> "supported until april 2014". Does that mean on the last of april?
[14:38] <dutchuss2016> flash player is installed  stupid bot
[14:38] <Dave-Maydew> fat fingers
[14:38] <Dave-Maydew> :D
[14:38] <cfhowlett> Meerkat april 30th is the last day of april ...
[14:38] <Dave-Maydew> Linux dave-i5-desktop 3.13.0-24-generic #46-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 10 19:11:08 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[14:38] <k1l_> Meerkat: which ubuntu?
[14:38] <zcheng3> cfhowlet i will try that and see
[14:38] <Lizards|Work> dutchuss2016, you might have messed it up.
[14:39] <Meerkat> k1l_, ubuntu gnome QQ
[14:39] <Lizards|Work> i mess up things all the time
[14:39] <Meerkat> 12.10
[14:39] <nelas> is there any better irc client than xchat?
[14:39] <effeietsanders> I have a fresh Ubuntu 14.4 install on an PB EasyNote MV46-015. When I try to shut it down, it freezes at some point during shutdown. Rebooting works OK. Changing the boot sequence with acpi=off results in crashing during the boot.
[14:39] <Lizards|Work> idk i <3 xchat
[14:39] <cfhowlett> nelas look in the software center
[14:39] <Dave-Maydew> so I'm running Linux dave-i5-desktop 3.13.0-24-generic #46-Ubuntu SMP Thu Apr 10 19:11:08 UTC 2014 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[14:39] <lyutt> does chromium have a package?
[14:39] <lyutt> in repo?
[14:39] <nelas> cfhowlett, i just wanted to get an opinion in the channel
[14:39] <kostkon> !find chromium
[14:39] <salsero|2> ye lyutt
[14:40] <Meris> salsero|2, when I try the apt-get install line, resolving my mirror doesn't work anymore, so I'll probobably have to edit my /etc/resolv.conf line first?
[14:40] <nelas> i know how to use google :)
[14:40] <cfhowlett> !poll|elas
[14:40] <lyutt> ty~
[14:40] <dutchuss2016> how can i mess up a install i didnt interferre with i clicked install gave it my password and walked away while it installed
[14:40] <k1l_> Meerkat: 12.10 looses support today
[14:40] <Lizards|Work> you installed from a ppa?
[14:40] <k1l_> !12.10
[14:40] <ne0x> hi
[14:40] <cfhowlett> nelas please restrict polls to the #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:40] <salsero|2> Meris: ye that might work dns problems
[14:40] <Lizards|Work> i wouldn't
[14:40] <whiskers75> nelas, the cli client weechat
[14:40] <whiskers75> nelas: #weechat on freenode
[14:40] <cfhowlett> Meerkat you're trying to install the beta qq packages?
[14:40] <Meerkat> k1l_, so is today the last day, or was that yesterday?
[14:41] <salsero|2> Meerkat: yesterday, you're again late
[14:41] <k1l_> Meerkat: dont know, but it is urgent time to upgrade
[14:41] <nelas> thanks..i went to the offtopic room
[14:41] <penthief> If I am on 12.04, should I expect to see info about 14.04 in the Update Manager GUI? In the settings tab "Notify me of a new Ubuntu version" is set to "For long-term support versions".
[14:41] <salsero|2> my upgrade wasnt very smooth
[14:41] <salsero|2> penthief: no
[14:41] <Lizards|Work> penthief, not til late july at 14.04.1
[14:41] <AnAlien> Hello, I need some help. I need to repartion my dads computer so there's more space on linux-ubuntu side than on the windows side. Whats the best way to do this? Gpart'd or reinstall/update ubuntu?
[14:41] <zcheng3> I tried to reinstall ubuntu-desktop from terminal after reboot
[14:41] <Dave-Maydew> My upgrade went smooth, just the lack of mounting
[14:41] <whiskers75> penthief: you will only get the option when 14.04.1 is released. to update early, open a terminal and run 'sudo update-manager -d'
[14:41] <zcheng3> it did not work
[14:42] <CountryfiedLinux> nikolam, From my understanding ATI supports Linux pretty well with their closed drivers but most distro devs don't put a lot of effort into making installation of them an easy process. Ubuntu makes it the easiest to manually install, it's just a 3 step process. Extract, chmod+x, sh install
[14:42] <salsero|2> AnAlien: resize udner windows
[14:42] <Meerkat> salsero|2, ok, thanks. Not actually on it, just updating info around the world.
[14:42] <Dave-Maydew> my music library is on an external HDD
[14:42] <penthief> Thanks
[14:42] <dutchuss2016> so how do i go about getting flash player to work fully for every thing i wanna use it for
[14:42] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: this may be a solution https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/868233/comments/7
[14:42] <Luyin> can I disable that software centre automatically adds new packages to the launcher?
[14:42] <zcheng3> it said I have broken package
[14:42] <Lizards|Work> dutchuss2016, download the binaries and put them in the right place with the right permissions
[14:42] <AnAlien> Salsero|2 how do i do that?
[14:42] <whiskers75> zcheng3: sudo apt-get install -f
[14:42] <kostkon> Luyin, yes, there is such an option in its menu
[14:42] <dutchuss2016> lol  tht  sounds  like a aininthe ass to do
[14:42] <zcheng3> tried that too
[14:42] <aliensbrah> lord 14.04 is absolute fail with the system tray indicators
[14:43] <CountryfiedLinux> Dave-Maydew, I've never had an issue with external hard drives, always worked for me. Maybe you've got a faulty install? Try from the live session and see if it's successful.
[14:43] <Lizards|Work> dutchuss2016, that's what you get with closed source
[14:43] <AnAlien> oh nvr mnd, thx guys, i think i know what i need to do.
[14:43] <dutchuss2016> i installed it from the  software  centere like the guide sayys  to  do im on ubuntu 64 bit
[14:44] <nikolam> CountryfiedLinux, it is job of developers who make closed drivers to make it pleasant for consumer to install. AMD have much shorter timeframe for support of graphics hardware with closed drivers, compared to Nvidia. AMD have better open driver on other hand.
[14:44] <Lizards|Work> yeah, so am i dutchuss2016 ... i only got it to work by manually putting the binaries in place
[14:44] <zcheng3> since ubuntu-desktop is broken, I cannot log into the system with it. But I can still login using i3, or xfce
[14:44] <dutchuss2016> fail
[14:44] <djpackrat> ok Im back sorry about that, I forgot about the time.
[14:44] <BumBumMiky> ciao! lista
[14:44] <Dave-Maydew> brb
[14:44] <Dave-Maydew> reebooting
[14:44] <dutchuss2016> lizards you wanna do it for me over teamveiwer
[14:44] <djpackrat> So bad wifi adapter, i wouldn't assume a bug in software would just pop up if everything else remains constant
[14:44] <Luyin> kostkon: where do you find the settings? I haven't got a menu entry like "settings" or "options" in none of the menus
[14:45] <Dave-Maydew> as I've blacklisted the uas
[14:45] <dw1> cool
[14:45] <dw1> dont die
[14:45] <Luyin> ah, found it
[14:45] <Lizards|Work> dutchuss2016, that's a negative ghostrider. the pattern is full.
[14:45] <CountryfiedLinux> nikolam, Well it's a much easier process in Ubuntu than in Debian. I did it in Debian which tool FOR EVER and rebooted to a BSOD (black screen of death) with a blinking underscore in the upper left.
[14:45] <kostkon> Luyin, View -> New applications in launcher?
[14:46] <zcheng3> what should I do next with the broken ubuntu-desktop?
[14:46] <nikolam> CountryfiedLinux, I think it is all developers of closed drivers fault. they should do it better.
[14:46] <Meris> salsero|2, hmm, my /proc does not work within my chroot jail even though it has been been bound to /media/newroot/proc
[14:46] <Lizards|Work> launch it into low earth orbit
[14:46] <dutchuss2016> ugh i dont wanna do it (dont know where to put the files for one and dont know what permissions to give them for 2
[14:47] <faLUCE> hello, is there a supporting channel for ubuntutouch?
[14:47] <kostkon> !touch
[14:48] <salsero|2> Meris:  did you mount with mount -t proc proc /mnt/ubuntu/proc
[14:48] <faLUCE> thanks kostkon
[14:48] <ice9> in 14.04 the window's corners looks more smooth than before but not fully rounded and smooth on HD displays, anybody facing this too?
[14:48] <pegamoose> up vote 0 down vote favorite
[14:48] <pegamoose>
[14:48] <pegamoose> webcamera not working My Arkmicro Technologies Inc. webcamera not working in Ubuntu 12.04
[14:48] <pegamoose> I tried Cheese and guvcview, but neither of them worked. and Skype won't work
[14:48] <Meris> salsero|2, no I did not mount it with -t proc, I though that the mounter would autodetect what type to use
[14:48] <pegamoose> can any one helpp
[14:49] <Guest69992> anyone having issues with do-release-upgrade returning 'no new ubuntu release', when trying to upgrade to 14.04?
[14:49] <Meris> salsero|2, In that case, my /sys bind is probably also mounted in the wrong way.
[14:50] <salsero|2> Meris:  mount --rbind /sys /mnt/gentoo/sys
[14:50] <Lizards|Work> Guest69992, LTS to LTS upgrade won't happen til 14.04.1
[14:50] <salsero|2> mount --rbind /dev /mnt/gentoo/dev
[14:50] <salsero|2> Guest69992: apt-get update
[14:51] <Guest69992> salsero|2,  that doesn't help.  any other suggestions?
[14:51] <brut3f0rc3> #php
[14:51] <Lizards|Work> Guest69992, are you trying to do 12.04 to 14.04?
[14:51] <salsero|2> Guest69992: LTS?
[14:51] <cfhowlett> !webcam|pegamoose
[14:51] <Dave-Maydew> and the answer to the problem....
[14:51] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: works?
[14:51] <Dave-Maydew> BIG FAIL
[14:51] <CountryfiedLinux> nikolam, They will do better if Linux becomes a lot more popular. They need incentive to do more, they are running businesses anyhow.
[14:51] <samuel> Hey I would like to create a custom ROM for Linux mint iinstall., but rather than put all my packages in the iso would much rather have the install fetch the packages from the web, like thee language packs do in the stock I installs. Anyone know where I might put that list of packages and repos?
[14:51] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: try sudo rmmod uas
[14:51] <brut3f0rc3> Did anyone face libglam dependency while installing clementine in 14.04?
[14:52] <mozzarella> is ubuntu 14.04 using systemd?
[14:52] <cfhowlett> !mint|samuel mint is not supported here
[14:52] <bekks> mozzarella: No.
[14:52] <Dave-Maydew> Hold on
[14:52] <mozzarella> bekks: I thought ubuntu was supposed to switch
[14:52] <Dave-Maydew> we have lift off
[14:52] <thiebaude> cfhowlett, that was something when i installed ubuntu 14.04, cheese was already installed and no problems with my laptop webcam
[14:52] <Dave-Maydew> it's just popped up!!!
[14:52] <dw1> Dave-Maydew: :o
[14:52] <CountryfiedLinux> nikolam, Like any other company they'll do what's right for business in the long run eventually. Right now there's just not enough demand.
[14:52] <Dave-Maydew> took long enough
[14:53] <samuel> Well the principle would be the same for either, I would imagine.
[14:53] <rundll32> is cinnamon desktop supported in ubuntu?
[14:53] <cfhowlett> thiebaude yeah, webcams are funny that way ...