[12:01] <Kendrick_> foug  raid capible controlers are listed differently in smartctl    3ware has an exmaple
[12:01] <sacater> or simply old hardware struggling to keep up
[12:01] <xyz-abc> ajehuk, I have file-sharing enabled, plus I'm sharing C:\Documents and Settings\Admin\Desktop\All of It\movies
[12:01] <ffm> sacater: Its only in Konsole, though
[12:01] <ajehuk> gils - which vnc server are you using?
[12:01] <ragu> eck: Thanks. I'll start my searching
[12:01] <foug> Kendrick_: i have no idea what you're tlaking about. My sound was working fine no less than 24 hours ago, it just suddenly stopped working, no idea.
[12:01] <neozen> time for pizza!
[12:01] <Kendrick_> ajehuk  I can pin my internal and external ip   pinging my fw's gateway fails  however all othercomputers htere can
[12:01] <sacater> ffm: please report it as a software bug then
[12:01] <xyz-abc> ajehuk, would you like to see how I have fstab set up in Ubuntu?
[12:01] <sacater> ffm under konsole of course
[12:02] <Kendrick_> sorry foug   i was meaning faugn
[12:02] <foug> k
[12:02] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - yeah why not - stick it into a paste bin
[12:02] <Faugn> Kendrick_: slip of the completion? :)
[12:02] <Faugn> it's a board with a nforce2 controller
[12:02] <Kendrick_> missread it...
[12:03] <sacater> neozen: that was a small pizza
[12:03] <xyz-abc> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15676/
[12:03] <Faugn> with regular IDE drives
[12:03] <Faugn> the seems to come from more recent kernels
[12:03] <Kendrick_> its not 3ware but iirc it is raid capible...
[12:03] <Faugn> (I had the same problem when trying the sabayon live CD)
[12:03] <Kendrick_> i had a nf7-s  with the nforce2 chips
[12:03] <ffm> WHICH IS better, QEMU, or VMWare?
[12:04] <Kendrick_> ffm xen ;)
[12:04] <jf_> G70, nVIDIA GeForce 7800GTX
[12:04] <ghost> l
[12:04] <ffm> Kendrick_: XEN?
[12:04] <cool_gamer8119> # Appears as MIKE
[12:04] <foug> can someone help me please? My sound is not working, it was workiner semi-decent earlier. I do a test under sound preferences and nothing happens. I've checked to make sure they are plugged in
[12:05] <Kendrick_> ffm: yup  I like it just got a xeon for running it on
[12:06] <Kendrick_> ffm:  the downside to vmware is it requires special drivers to handle the virtuilisation.
[12:06] <ffm> Kendrick_: I have a diminsion, will xen run on it?
[12:06] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - can you try mounting it manually (something like mount -t smbfs //domatron/movies-xp /home/downstairs/Desktop/winxpdir -o rw,username=user,password=password (with the relavent values, and as root..)
[12:07] <foug> can someone help me please? My sound is not working, it was workiner semi-decent earlier. I do a test under sound preferences and nothing happens. I've checked to make sure they are plugged in
[12:07] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: alright, except tell me what "-o rw" does
[12:08] <Kendrick_> ffm: afaik there is no restriction hw wise.  http://www.xensource.com/products/#xenserver_product_family   you can look over the info your serl
[12:08] <Shaba1> hello all
[12:08] <Kendrick_> err self
[12:08] <ajehuk> xyz-abc : -o is options (like the defaults,user,noexec,rw in fstab) and wr is mount it read/write
[12:08] <xyz-abc> ok
[12:08] <foug> someone please?
[12:09] <cappicard> hmm... this is odd.... whenever i send a test page to my lexmark z515, each job goes into status "job stopped."
[12:09] <neozen> foug: make/model of soundcard and version of ubuntu please
[12:10] <Kendrick_> ajehuk   does it still require  \\\\somatron\\movies-xp  ?  I know i had to do it that way a while back insted of the //domatron/movies-xp
[12:10] <tonyyarusso> Helpful hint of the day:  You can set your IRC client to ignore join and part messages so things don't scroll so fast.  :)
[12:10] <foug> neozen: sound blaster 16pci, 6.10. My sound was working no less than 12 hours ago. I woke up, tried to play a song and there was no sound
[12:10] <adaptr> foug: cat /dev/random > /dev/dsp, does anything happen ? you may want to turn down your speakers first...
[12:10] <rhk_> Has anyone tried EasyUbuntu on feisty?
[12:10] <neozen> adaptr: lol
[12:10] <adaptr> neozen: it's an honest hardware test...
[12:10] <neozen> adaptr: all hail the white noise test
[12:10] <ajehuk> Kendrick_ - AFAIK...
[12:11] <neozen> adaptr: I know
[12:11] <adaptr> it's actually the best test to prove that you HAVE sound
[12:11] <Jinxed> Used Atomatix, and worked fine
[12:11] <pirothezero> so when I add programs to a panel and when i try to move them they change from the program icon to a diamond with a question mark in it, clicking on the icon doesn't do anything. any ideas
[12:11] <Jinxed> all but google Earth
[12:11] <matjan> hi, has anyone tried to use vmgl to get 3d acceleration going in a virtual machine?
[12:11] <foug> adaptr: do i type all of that in? including the > and after?
[12:11] <adaptr> foug: yes, but DO trun down your speakers first
[12:12] <adaptr> foug: and do it as root, or you won't have access
[12:12] <ajehuk> adaptr : may want to?
[12:12] <foug> adaptr: should i go to my dev folder first?
[12:12] <adaptr> foug: no need, is there ?
[12:12] <foug> i don't know how to become root, and i dont' wanna blow up my rig ;o
[12:12] <ryeth> any suggestions on where to  get an understanding on using the bash terminal?
[12:12] <adaptr> foug: sudo cat /dev/random > /dev/dsp
[12:12] <adaptr> foug: white noise can't blow anything up
[12:12] <neozen> ....you have to sudo to cat /dev/random?
[12:12] <adaptr> it just sounds awful
[12:12] <eck> ryeth: bash is not a terminal :-) what exactly do you want to learn about?
[12:12] <rhk_> Jinxed: ok.. Do you know if it still does some weird 'sudo-stuff' without asking the user, like it used to?
[12:13] <ajehuk> ryeth - google says -http://www.hypexr.org/bash_tutorial.php
[12:13] <adaptr> neozen: you have to sudo to see /dev/dsp
[12:13] <neozen> aaaah
[12:13] <foug> adaptr: nothing happened at all
[12:13] <cyberfr0g`> sup
[12:13] <neozen> didn't know that
[12:13] <eck> ryeth: shell commands or bash programming?
[12:13] <adaptr> foug: then you have no sound
[12:13] <foug> adaptr: well what do i do? it was working earlier
[12:13] <adaptr> foug: what sound card do you have ?
[12:13] <cyberfr0g`> out of interest
[12:13] <foug> adaptr: sound blaster 16bit pci
[12:13] <adaptr> foug: the real deal ? a card ?
[12:13] <casual_moron> hi, i wonder if anyone can help me, im just giving ubuntu another go on my new pc (i poked it cautiously with a stick on my old one but that was about it) but now when i try and start the cd on me new one it throws some x error about not finding any screen, i had a look at the detailed error message but it was insanly long and i couldent spot any relivent bits, i dont suppose somebody else has been having this kind of thing?
[12:13] <surviver> foug: can u browse with your player into your songs?
[12:13] <foug> adaptr: yea a card, bought it and put it in
[12:13] <ryeth> shell commands and bash programming, i'm trying to learn what i can
[12:13] <foug> surviver: yes
[12:14] <adaptr> foug: lsmod | grep snd
[12:14] <foug> surviver:  i can access them on my HD
[12:14] <surviver> foug: ok u have rw permission?
[12:14] <neozen> adaptr: strange... cating random into dsp doesn't do anything for me
[12:14] <foug> adaptr: how do i get out of whatever i did in terminal? i'm typing into nothing now
[12:14] <foug> surviver: no idea
[12:14] <neozen> adaptr: oh well.. my sound works
[12:14] <adaptr> foug: ctrl-C
[12:14] <eck> ryeth: i think you are best off finding a cheap unix book that goes through the basics -- you will want to learn a good deal of the shell commands before you start with bash programming
[12:14] <adaptr> foug: that always works in a terminal
[12:14] <surviver> foug: test this line     mount -o rw,remount /yourroute/..
[12:14] <neozen> adaptr: yay for the intel chipset HD card in the r60 thinkpad
[12:15] <gils> ajehuk: i am just using the built in remote desktop
[12:15] <Jinxed> installed some stuff to play around with, cd burning, codecs mp3, video players etc, and just went along happely, stopping just to accept user agreements at times, but no problems, exept google Earth, wich reboots, so got that uninstalled ..
[12:15] <foug> adaptr: k i did it
[12:15] <foug> surviver: i don't know how to do that
[12:15] <surviver> foug: so open console
[12:15] <ryeth> okay cool thanks, eck
[12:15] <eck> ryeth: i started off with some o'reilly unix pocket refernce that i got for like $3, and it served me pretty well to start off
[12:15] <adaptr> neozen: I have an ALi built-in that works fine, too
[12:15] <Eerilun> Hello, I'm completly new with linux
[12:15] <foug> surviver: just copy and paste what you typed?
[12:15] <ryeth> o'reilly unix pocket?  does that go with ubuntu?
[12:15] <neozen> Eerilun: hello
[12:15] <adaptr> foug: now run lsmod | grep snd
[12:15] <surviver> foug: yes
[12:16] <Eerilun> I just downloaded and installed Ubuntu server edition
[12:16] <rhk_> Jinxed: Thanks!
[12:16] <adaptr> foug: please don't listen to him... you'll get confused
[12:16] <foug> adaptr: aye i did, it listed my snd_stuff
[12:16] <ajehuk> gils : OK - not sure what that is under ubuntu...
[12:16] <neozen> Eerilun: ok
[12:16] <Eerilun> I'm a php programmer since a while
[12:16] <foug> surviver: :(
[12:16] <adaptr> foug: *what* stuff ?
[12:16] <neozen> Eerilun: welcome to the fold
[12:16] <Eerilun> Well
[12:16] <Jinxed> no probs, just my pennies worth
[12:16] <surviver> foug: np ill be here:D
[12:16] <foug> adaptr: snd_mpu401 and otheres alike
[12:16] <Eerilun> I see root got no password as defualt
[12:16] <foug> surviver: rgr
[12:16] <neozen> Eerilun: yes
[12:16] <neozen> Eerilun: welcome to ubuntu
[12:16] <Eerilun> What command is to list and change passwords
[12:16] <adaptr> ajehuk: it's the remote X windows protocol, XDMCP
[12:16] <neozen> Eerilun: you can't login as root on ubuntu
[12:16] <Eerilun> ./users
[12:16] <foug> adaptr: it shows my codec i'm using
[12:16] <neozen> Eerilun: or debian which it is based off of
[12:17] <neozen> Eerilun: read up on sudo
[12:17] <adaptr> foug: no.. it should show you the driver for the soundblaster, and if it does, then the hardware is supported and the driver loaded
[12:17] <preaction> neozen: when did debian disable root?
[12:17] <ajehuk> adaptr: ta
[12:17] <Eerilun> it says root@server
[12:17] <eck> ajehuk: it's a frontend to vino
[12:17] <foug> adaptr: ok yes it does
[12:17] <neozen> Eerilun: lol... well then you sudo su - 'd
[12:17] <foug> adaptr: see it's weird, i don't know what happened. Sound was working just fine, I went to bed, woke up and now it isn't
[12:17] <sorcerer> does any one know if i can play warcraft 3 on ubuntu ?
[12:17] <neozen> Eerilun: or you logged in in administration mode
[12:17] <sorcerer> or on linux?
[12:18] <foug> sorcerer: should be able to, read up on Wine and do a google search for "warcraft 3 in ubuntu"
[12:18] <neozen> Eerilun: don't worry.. people won't be able to login remotely to the box as root
[12:18] <neozen> Eerilun: only you in administration mode
[12:18] <neozen> Eerilun: and only from the keyboard directly attached to the box
[12:18] <Eerilun> ok.. I don't know much, as I said I'm completly new
[12:18] <neozen> Eerilun: its not a security risk
[12:18] <alexicon> hiya. my gnome background image doesnt show anymore. anyone know how i can get it back
[12:18] <neozen> Eerilun: no problem
[12:19] <alexicon> looks like the desktop broke, i get no icons on it or anything
[12:19] <adaptr> foug: okay, perhaps artsd is fscked up - do this: ps fax | grep artsd
[12:19] <neozen> alexicon: hmm... sounds like your desktop manager went kersplat
[12:19] <alexicon> maybe
[12:19] <samu> I'm having trouble using the cpan shell in ubuntu. I keep getting MAKE NOT OK for just about any module i try to install. Any ideas?
[12:19] <alexicon> panels are all working
[12:19] <foug> adaptr:  5518 pts/0    S+     0:00      \_ grep artsd
[12:19] <neozen> alexicon: you using regular gnome?
[12:20] <alexicon> yep
[12:20] <preaction> samu: did you apt-get install build-essential ?
[12:20] <alexicon> i think i deleted some stuff on the desktop today.. but i didnt think that mattered
[12:20] <neozen> alexicon: try running gnome & from a terminal
[12:20] <adaptr> foug: okay, that looks like it's not running... I don';t remember if it's arts or esd in gnome, but if you have artsd, its a safe bet that that's the one
[12:20] <neozen> alexicon: the ampersand is important
[12:20] <adaptr> foug: run: which artsd
[12:20] <alexicon> gnome is already running though
[12:20] <neozen> alexicon: ok... restart it
[12:20] <sorcerer> foug:  wine whats that
[12:20] <belleke_> can someone help me with postfix?
[12:20] <samu> preaction, yep
[12:20] <neozen> alexicon: do you have panels?
[12:20] <ajehuk> gils - I'm just taking a look, but I am not sure what to suggest, you could in theory work around the problem by installing something like x11vnc, and then use that but, I am not usre how you would go about using your current set up to restart a session. sorry
[12:20] <foug> adaptr: /usr/bin/artsd
[12:20] <sorcerer> foug:  its just wine?>
[12:21] <foug> !wine | sorcerer
[12:21] <ubotu> sorcerer: wine is a compatibility layer for running Windows programs on GNU/Linux. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wine for more information.
[12:21] <eck> !ask | belleke_
[12:21] <ubotu> belleke_: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[12:21] <neozen> alexicon: those things at the top and bottom of your screen
[12:21] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - how is it going?
[12:21] <neozen> alexicon: they're white by default
[12:21] <san_diego_guy> hi everyone
[12:21] <alexicon> hrm its back now...
[12:21] <gils> ok thanks
[12:21] <surviver> hi
[12:21] <gils> its all good
[12:21] <preaction> samu: does ubuntu already have a package for the module you're trying to install?
[12:21] <alexicon> all that stuff was fine neozen. just the desktop didnt appear
[12:21] <sorcerer> nice thaks
[12:21] <alexicon> the actual jpg image, and none of the icons
[12:21] <cappicard> hrmm... anyone using a lexmark z515 printer under 64-bit ubuntu?
[12:21] <alexicon> panels and applications all ran fine @_@
[12:21] <sorcerer> has anyone tried warcraft 3 on ubuntu ?
[12:22] <san_diego_guy> i just installed Ubuntu for the first time last night (6.10) and spent a lot of time setting up my system
[12:22] <alexicon> anyway seems to be back to normal now so cheers :)
[12:22] <jhasse> sorcerer: yes, works fine
[12:22] <juancgt> would anyone know what module im not loading if my cpu throttling is set to the minimun and there is no way it would change to anything else?
[12:22] <sorcerer> you seriouse
[12:22] <neozen> alexicon: ::nods:: gnome probably flaked out for some reason... did something the kernel didn't like... so it killed then restarted it... probably just took awhile to take effect
[12:22] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: my ubuntu pc kinda hung up
[12:22] <jhasse> sorcerer: yes
[12:22] <alexicon> hehe
[12:22] <eck> juancgt: if it is set to the minimum everything should be loaded
[12:22] <neozen> alexicon: same thing happens in xfce when you kill xfdesktop
[12:22] <mokchin> uh... wine ugly
[12:22] <san_diego_guy> i'm coming from Windows XP and so far things look really good... the only thing i can't live without would be: World of Warcraft, Adobe PhotoShop and Lightroom
[12:22] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - that doesnt sound too good....
[12:22] <eck> if things weren't loaded it would be at the maximum
[12:22] <mokchin> uh.. vmware ugly...
[12:23] <sorcerer> jhasse: ower or faster
[12:23] <alexicon> i havent used gnome in a couple years, its quite nice actually
[12:23] <juancgt> eck: i meant, its a 2.0ghz chip and its running at 800mhz
[12:23] <neozen> mokchin: well.. them's the solutions...
[12:23] <foug> san_diego_guy: WoW runs, do a google search on "installing world of warcraft on ubuntu"
[12:23] <jhasse> sorcerer: as fast as running with windows
[12:23] <Tarkus> hey, i've been a windows user for many years, and i recently tried ubuntu linux, and i love the look and architecture of the OS. but i use a lot of windows only software like "Cakewalk Sonar", "Autodesk 3DS Max", and almost all "Adobe Software". would it be a good idea to dualboot linux/windows, and hope that those big companies would soon support linux? or would that never happen?
[12:23] <sorcerer> umm
[12:23] <eck> juancgt: yeah, that means cpu throttling is working. if the modules were not loaded it would be a 2.0 ghz
[12:23] <sorcerer> ok let me give it a shot
[12:23] <neozen> mokchin: if you want to natively run windows apps... you have to run windows
[12:23] <san_diego_guy> so i'm dual booting... but i do have a question... i'm using PSPad on Windows... a free editor that's really cool (supports multiple syntax markups, FTP support, etc.)  and equivalent for my new Ubuntu system?
[12:23] <mokchin> neozen, no. You can *NOT* play the game. Tell the *uckin vendor to supply proper game for Linux
[12:24] <Xteven> Tarkus: dualboot would be a good idea
[12:24] <ajehuk> san_diego_guy - gimp is abouy 90% complete as a replacement for photoshop - or you can use crossoveroffice / wine to run  photoshop if you feel inclined to
[12:24] <juancgt> eck: well i cant use cpufreq-selector, not edit scaling_max_freq for that matter
[12:24] <eck> san_diego_guy: you have a bunch of editors to choose from, as fara s grpahical ones are concerned jedit and gedit both have those features
[12:24] <Xteven> Tarkus: but hoping that commercial companies will build their software for linux, is a bit ambitious :)
[12:24] <neozen> mokchin: lol..... keep trying that.... when they see its PROFITABLE to do so... they will
[12:24] <Faugn> Tarkus: I think you can forget the "soon support"...
[12:24] <neozen> mokchin: have to make it worth their while
[12:24] <eck> juancgt: are you in gnome?
[12:24] <juancgt> eck: yes
[12:24] <Xteven> Tarkus: you ould always write to them and explain that you would buy their software for ubuntu/linux too. Maybe if they get enough requests, they'll start working on it
[12:24] <dwidmann> howdy people
[12:24] <Faugn> Tarkus: you can try to find alternatives
[12:25] <eck> juancgt: if so, add the cpu frequency scaling applet and it will let you choose the governor to use
[12:25] <mokchin> neozen, well, ~8 mil people play wow. still not convincing to them. *uck them.
[12:25] <juancgt> eck: that is based on cpufreq-selector, and as i said, it doesn't work
[12:25] <neozen> mokchin: I don't game much... too busy
[12:25] <jhasse> mokchin: wine isn't ugly.
[12:25] <belleke_> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix  i do the reconfigure then i see run the following commands but i don't see any .what is it i don't get?
[12:25] <atselby> anyone here know where gnome session data is stored?
[12:25] <juancgt> eck: its just stuck at 800mhz no matter what -f or -g you use
[12:25] <Necrosan> Is it possible to get the face login in edgy?
[12:25] <san_diego_guy> could someone recommend a nice editor for PHP/HTML/ASP on my new Ubuntu system?  should support multiple syntax marking, tab for different files, and most importantly, FTP support... anything like that for Edgy?
[12:26] <ajehuk> san_diego_guy take a lok at nvu and bluefish, although I personally I use kate and a xterm, (kate is a kde tet editor with syntax higlighting, it has ftp support but i tend to use xterm for ftp) it may not be pretty but its very efficient
[12:26] <neozen> mokchin: when I do.... its older text adventures..... or console emulation... both of which work just great in linux
[12:26] <jhasse> Does someone know a program to rip a DVD to Xvid?
[12:26] <Necrosan> (with an ubuntuized theme?)
[12:26] <eck> juancgt: i have done it before, now i can't remember what i did
[12:26] <ajehuk> jhasse dvdrip
[12:26] <neozen> jhasse: dvd::rip
[12:26] <mokchin> neozen, ok goodluck with that.
[12:26] <Faugn> jhasse: mencoder
[12:26] <mokchin> neozen, :)
[12:26] <neozen> jhasse: get ready for a looooong read
[12:26] <juancgt> eck: ok
[12:26] <adaptr> foug: still here ? see if esd is running
[12:26] <Necrosan> Anyone?
[12:26] <foug> adaptr: how
[12:27] <adaptr> foug: ps fax | grep esd
[12:27] <jhasse> thx, i will try
[12:27] <neozen> Faugn: done much work w/ the mencoder in the multiverse?
[12:27] <Necrosan> Feisty face login in edgy
[12:27] <Necrosan> How do I do it?
[12:27] <foug> adaptr: want me to tell you what it gave me?
[12:27] <dwidmann> has anybody in here (by chance) played with pdnsd before? I'm having a bit of difficulty configuring it (properly (I think))
[12:27] <Faugn> neozen: nope
[12:27] <neozen> Faugn: ah
[12:27] <deserteagle> help! D=
[12:27] <Faugn> havn't ripped a DVD in a long time
[12:27] <samu> preaction, I might have managed to solve the problem. Seems like the make option in cpan was blank for some reason.
[12:27] <deserteagle> ok so i got a new monitor, but x won't start
[12:27] <neozen> Faugn: neither have I
[12:28] <adaptr> foug: well, if it gave you anything but the grep then it's running
[12:28] <neozen> well... dvd audio yes.... video no
[12:28] <foug>  4662 ?        S      0:00  \_ /usr/bin/esd -terminate -nobeeps -as 1 -spawnfd 19
[12:28] <foug>  5706 pts/0    S+     0:00      \_ grep esd
[12:28] <Zie> can someone point me in the right direction, for a linux C++ Tutorial.
[12:28] <eck> Zie: buy a book
[12:28] <neozen> foug: AH ..don't paste in terminal please
[12:28] <ajehuk> dwidmann - Ive come accross it ( but havent done much with it... - prefer to use bind)
[12:28] <Zie> whats that?
[12:28] <Necrosan> Can someone point me in the right direction to get the feisty face login theme on edgy?
[12:28] <foug> sorry half of it was a tell the other half went here
[12:28] <foug> guess it was too big
[12:28] <neozen> !paste >foug
[12:28] <fuzzy_logic> hello world
[12:28] <eck> Zie: you are going to be lost if you try to do any systems programming without a book
[12:28] <dwidmann> ajehuk: I've been using dnsmasq up til now with a good bit of success, but its caching isn't permanent
[12:28] <Zie> cout << "hellowordl\n";
[12:28] <deserteagle> fuzzy_logic: compilation error
[12:29] <deserteagle> :P
[12:29] <neozen> fuzzy_logic: hello fuzzy
[12:29] <Zie> ok, well whats a bool
[12:29] <xyz-abc> neozen: (or ajehuk) can I share files via VNC?
[12:29] <adaptr> foug: so it's running - can you open the alsamixer GUI ?
[12:29] <Edulix> hi!
[12:29] <preaction> !offtopic | Zie
[12:29] <ubotu> Zie: #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[12:29] <fuzzy_logic> when i connect my laptop to my samsung tv/monitor it says "Mode not supported", anyone ideas why?
[12:29] <deserteagle> Zie: www.google.com/search?q=linux+c+tutorial
[12:29] <adaptr> foug: or perhaps restart it (log out and back in)
[12:29] <fuzzy_logic> lol@deserteagle
[12:29] <Faugn> xyz-abc: no
[12:29] <fuzzy_logic> hi neozen
[12:29] <ajehuk> dwidmann - no I looked at it for laptops - then realised there wasnt much point as the boxes usualy had broadband access - even on the road...
[12:29] <xyz-abc> k thanks
[12:29] <Necrosan> Can someone point me in the right direction to get the feisty face login theme on edgy?
[12:29] <deserteagle> fuzzy_logic: wrong resolution?
[12:29] <Tarkus> Xteven, Faugn, alright. i think ill still install it for the sake of learning/using linux. i have a question on dual-boot setup though. because right now i have a dualboot with vista/XP and i want to remove the XP and replace with ubuntu. so do i just format that partition and install ubuntu on it? and it will make a boot menu change from xp/vista to ubuntu/vista? or is there something that i need to do to get the boot menu to wor
[12:29] <Tarkus> k like that?
[12:29] <ferronica> Unable to find swap-signature signature ubuntu 6.10
[12:29] <Zie> ok thanks
[12:30] <dwidmann> ajehuk: I have a broadband connection too, just the latency can be a bit rediculous at times.
[12:30] <deserteagle> dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg doesn't help :(
[12:30] <foug> adaptr: how do i open alsa in terminal again?
[12:30] <Pierre2> is it possible to have tripple boot? just wonder :P
[12:30] <foug> yes
[12:30] <deserteagle> Pierre2: yes
[12:30] <tonyyarusso> Pierre2: Yep
[12:30] <tonyyarusso> or more
[12:30] <dwidmann> Pierre2: It's possible to have a [insert huge number here]  boot system .....
[12:30] <Pierre2> okay, so i just install it on a new partition?
[12:30] <Edulix> I'm having rendering problems when watching videos in vlc and totem
[12:31] <fuzzy_logic> deserteagle: so you suggest to change the resolution on my laptop before connecting to the monitor? won't my laptop give me trouble then?
[12:31] <tonyyarusso> Pierre2: ya
[12:31] <sizzam> is there a linux command to see the details of the RAM in this machine?
[12:31] <Pierre2> sweet thx
[12:31] <Edulix> see this (totem) http://img385.imageshack.us/img385/337/tempzf4.png and compare to kaffeine: http://img366.imageshack.us/img366/3168/temp1er3.png
[12:31] <eck> sizzam: free -m
[12:31] <ajehuk> dwidmann : fair enough (if DNS info is something that you want to cache then go for it!) but as I said I havent played with it much, more a quick install and look at... whats the issue you have with it?
[12:31] <Pierre2> will install tommorrow then
[12:31] <[Eulo] > Hey, i
[12:31] <foug> adaptr: how do i open alsa in terminal again?
[12:31] <Edulix> (well in kafeeine that film display a strange green line, that's why I ask instead of just using kaffeine)
[12:31] <Pierre2> just installed on laptop just for fun but i really start to like it
[12:31] <adaptr> alsamixer or amixer
[12:31] <sizzam> eck: how about how many sticks i have, the speed, etc?
[12:31] <Faugn> Tarkus: ubuntu install should add the right entries in the boot loader
[12:31] <eck> sizzam: use the number in the -/+ buffers/cache: for the used value
[12:32] <foug> adaptr: k i have to afk a bit but i'll try this and a restart out then come back
[12:32] <adaptr> np
[12:32] <[Eulo] > err, Hey, i'm having issues with TiLP recognizing my TI89. I Checked the error log and got it down to where it reconizes it, but it says that it's busy, "ticables: err: usb_set_configuration (could not set config 1: Device or resource busy)"
[12:32] <[Eulo] > any ideas?
[12:32] <eck> sizzam: i would just open up the computer and check, but i am sure there is something buried deep in /proc that will tell you
[12:32] <sizzam> eck: k, thanks
[12:32] <Tarkus> Faugn, alright, thanks.
[12:33] <deserteagle> so... anyone care to help? :D
[12:33] <neozen> farewell all
[12:33] <Pierre2> i have an gefore (nvidia) 6600 and saw on a swedish ubuntu forum that theres some graphic error btw, how will it work?
[12:33] <deserteagle> windows detected it just fine and put it at 1920x1200 (recommended monitor res)
[12:33] <redDEAD> how do i get rid of the splash screen in ubuntu? After I log in I don't want to know whats loading I already know whats loading
[12:34] <deserteagle> redDEAD: check the Sessions thingie
[12:34] <deserteagle> anyone? :(
[12:34] <Faugn> deserteagle: you could try X -configure, to generate a new configuration
[12:34] <xyz-abc> THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[12:34] <Pierre2> by the way, is an firewall and antivirus needed? my mate dont use it atleast. what about u?
[12:34] <xyz-abc> THANK YOU ajehuk and neozen!!
[12:34] <mxpxpod> what is the difference between all the different linux-image-* packages... specifically between linux-image-generic, linux-image-686, and linux-image-server
[12:34] <deserteagle> Faugn: i tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg but it didn't help
[12:34] <eck> redDEAD: the gnome splash screen?
[12:35] <redDEAD> deserteagle, in edgy its a box in feisty there no option in sessions
[12:35] <redDEAD> eck, yes the gnome splash screen
[12:35] <Faugn> deserteagle: try X -configure, hopefully, it will detect your hardware, and generate a xorg.congf
[12:35] <eck> redDEAD: if you open up gconf-editor there is a key somewhere to turn it off
[12:35] <deserteagle> Faugn: failed to initialize core devices
[12:35] <Faugn> in the directory where you launched it
[12:36] <eck> redDEAD: apps > gnome-session > options
[12:36] <jhasse> mxpxpod: that's for different processors
[12:36] <Xteven> is there a tool I can use to keep an eye on my system health ? processor temperature, disk activity, network activity, system load, ... and that keeps a history for me ? something like mrtg maybe, but integrated into ubuntu desktop
[12:36] <whonicca> when does feisty fawn stable come out?
[12:36] <eck> whonicca: april 19
[12:36] <tonyyarusso> whonicca: approx.
[12:36] <whonicca> approx =\
[12:36] <mxpxpod> jhasse: right, is there a list somewhere telling which processors they're for? and what the server one does?
[12:36] <[Eulo] > Anyone even play with TiLP and seen an error like that?
[12:37] <sorcerer> running wine or installing is there any benisit for me ?
[12:37] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: Both PC's can see each other now, but I can only retrieve files from the XP PC onto the Ubuntu PC, not vice versa (it says that Ubuntu doesnt accept remote connections)
[12:37] <Faugn> deserteagle: weird, and with: X -configure -allowMouseOpenFail
[12:37] <Faugn> ?
[12:37] <hikenboot> hello all _ I am running fiesty but someone here would probably know..is there a boot time reducing project meant for ubuntu
[12:37] <sorcerer> oh and i have a camera .. and i wanna plug it through usb .. how do i tell ubuntu to mount it or even recodnize it
[12:37] <Beyond_The_Grave>
[12:38] <Necrosan> Can someone point me in the right direction to get the feisty face login theme on edgy?
[12:38] <jhasse> mxpxpod: k7 = AMD athlon xp 686 = pentium and amd
[12:38] <odat> i am having a strange problem with openoffice the toolbar icons are missing and words are in their place
[12:38] <ajehuk> xyz-abc: looking good then, that will be  a permissions issue - did you mount manually u the command I gave you or some other way?
[12:38] <deserteagle> Faugn: nope :(
[12:38] <eck> hikenboot: i don't think so... that was a focus for edgy i think, and they cleaned up all the init scripts at that time
[12:38] <jhasse> mxpxpod: but i dunno know what server is, maybe some processors like opteron
[12:38] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: using the command you gave me..
[12:38] <Faugn> deserteagle: :|
[12:38] <eck> hikenboot: i think right now it is pretty good, if you want to suggest improvements you can file a bug in launchpad of course
[12:38] <atselby_> can anyone help me with this problem. "your session only lasted less than 10 seconds". something with ~/.xorg i think
[12:38] <sorcerer> YOU ARE A FAGGOT
[12:39] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: Thanks man
[12:39] <sorcerer> SORRY
[12:39] <atselby_> i have an error message and can not post via pastebin..
[12:39] <sorcerer> kdding
[12:39] <assasukasse> when i try to tunnel vnc tru ssh i get the following error:  channel 3: open failed: connect failed: connection refused
[12:39] <sorcerer> wrong box
[12:39] <eck> atselby_: look at ~/.xsession-errors
[12:39] <assasukasse> how can i debug it
[12:39] <ferronica> Unable to find swap-signature signature ubuntu 6.10
[12:39] <atselby_> eck: it generates one and gave me it just now. how can i tell what it means?
[12:39] <ompaul> lag is dreadful
[12:39] <Jowi> sorcerer, what does that mean: "you are a cigarette"?
[12:39] <ferronica> Unable to find swap-space signature ubuntu 6.10
[12:39] <mxpxpod> jhasse: know where I could find information about that?
[12:39] <jhasse> mxpxpod: oh, k7 is also for other AMD processors like duron, sempron and athlon 64
[12:39] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - I didnt specfy any mask as to the mounted remote share, so you may find that the only way to get data to the windows box atm is to do so as root...
[12:39] <ferronica> Unable to find swap-space signature (ubuntu 6.10)
[12:39] <atselby_> eck: i would pastebin it but no browser is wanting to start.
[12:39] <atselby_> !pastebin
[12:39] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[12:40] <deserteagle> Faugn: not registered so i cant pm you
[12:40] <sorcerer> Jowi:  NO  i typeds it in the wrong box sorry
[12:40] <sorcerer> my bad
[12:40] <Pierre2> gotta ask, wich version does beryl work on?
[12:40] <Faugn> deserteagle: ha
[12:40] <jhasse> mxpxpod: try to search at http://wiki.ubuntu.com
[12:40] <eck> atselby_: look towards the end of the file for errors
[12:40] <LasoL> hi
[12:40] <eck> atselby_: probably at the end there will be some fatal error
[12:40] <atselby_> eck: nevermind i got pastebin working. you want the message?
[12:40] <eck> atselby_: sure
[12:40] <d00d__> whats the package called in ubuntu 6.06 for perl dev
[12:40] <sorcerer> if i connect usb ... devices how do i retrive infomation from it on ubuntu ??
[12:40] <atselby_> eck: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15683/
[12:40] <odat> i am having a strange problem with openoffice the toolbar icons are missing and words are in their place
[12:41] <atselby_> eck: i would go in and change the session for startup but the dialoug is not opening.
[12:41] <striketd> yo
[12:41] <ajehuk> dwidmann : yeah I guess the server section may be. ah important... :) - I thought that the fails may have been more to do with your box querying multiple DNS servers.... but hey
[12:41] <Faugn> deserteagle: /msg NickServ register <pass>
[12:41] <deserteagle> Faugn: all modules except: dbe, record and v4l
[12:41] <sorcerer> i have a sony camera and i want to take pics out of it .. how do i make sure it shows on ubuntu ??
[12:41] <ompaul> sorcerer, that is not how we suggest people behave: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRCResourcePage
[12:41] <eck> atselby_: that is the very end of the file?
[12:42] <striketd> http://stdproject.forall.pl/test-0001.mpeg (backdoor for winshit / gui for linux) :D get ready billy billy shit
[12:42] <fuzzy_logic> hi im back
[12:42] <atselby_> eck: that is the end of what was generated. let me check file.
[12:42] <ferronica> swap problem
[12:43] <Faugn> deserteagle: other than changing monitor, you didn't do anything?
[12:43] <Chai_Sangeen> hello everyone
[12:43] <fuzzy_logic> how can i set my resolution to 1366x768??
[12:43] <atselby_> isnt /.xsession-errors in my home/
[12:43] <ferronica> my swap is not working
[12:43] <Faugn> atselby_: yes
[12:43] <Pierre2> why the hell are u doing backdoors for windows?
[12:44] <deserteagle> Faugn: changed xorg.conf to add the res of the new monitor
[12:44] <atselby_> faugn: i dont see it then.
[12:44] <Brush01uk> Hi Chai_Sangeen
[12:44] <atselby_> faugn: and yes, i have hidden views on
[12:44] <agent_> Does anyone know what manufacturers make ultra-portable (12-13" screen) laptops with trackpoints besides IBM/Lenovo?
[12:44] <ferronica> Unable to find swap-space signature (ubuntu 6.10)
[12:44] <atselby_> found it.
[12:45] <atselby_> nevermind.
[12:45] <Faugn> ferronica: what does 'swapon -s' says?
[12:45] <ajehuk> ferronica - you may need to do a mkswap /dev/whatever
[12:45] <atselby_> eck: yes thats the whole file.
[12:45] <Faugn> deserteagle: and if you revert it works, but not with the resolution you want?
[12:45] <Faugn> atselby_: you use .xinitrc or .xsession?
[12:45] <ferronica> Faugn: no output
[12:46] <dustin> how do i remove a file from my source list that is mesing up my updates
[12:46] <Faugn> atselby_: have you set executable rights?
[12:46] <atselby_> faugn: .xsession
[12:46] <atselby_> faugn: for what?
[12:46] <fuzzy_logic> Faugn: i think i have the same problem as deserteagle.. can you help me?
[12:46] <ferronica> ajehuk: how?
[12:46] <cappicard> hmm... where do I find about issues with printing on 64-bit systems?
[12:46] <Faugn> atselby_: .xsession, what it is the firt line also?
[12:46] <Ninja> Hey I'm installing Ubuntu on my PC right now, it's my first time installing Linux.
[12:46] <ferronica> Faugn: now what i do
[12:46] <fuzzy_logic> Faugn: my monitor has a resolution of 1366x768, i edited the xorg.conf file but that didn't help
[12:46] <lizalo--> Ninja: firsto f all go bang ur head against a wall a bit k?
[12:46] <atselby_> faugn: whole file of .xsession-errors http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15683/
[12:46] <Faugn> ferronica: sudo fdisk -l
[12:47] <lizalo--> Ninja: prepare your head =))) it gonna hurd good k?
[12:47] <lizalo--> hurt**
[12:47] <lizalo--> i need help
[12:47] <lizalo--> Signature Algorithm ((R)SA or (D)SA) [R] :
[12:47] <lizalo--> what is that crap
[12:47] <Faugn> atselby_: and the content of .xsession?
[12:47] <lizalo--> STEP 0: Decide the signature algorithm used for certificates
[12:47] <Brush01uk> Ninja  Good luck & Enjoy :-)
[12:47] <lizalo--> ninja: dont give up! .. thats all i gota say to ya
[12:47] <andre_pl> does anyone here use gnome-osd at all? I've been using it for a while, but in the past couple of days its stopped working on my second display, if DISPLAY=":0.1" i get a dbus error, but if its :0.0 it works fine.
[12:48] <lizalo--> and of course good luck hehe
[12:48] <atselby_> faugn: non existant.
[12:48] <lizalo--> can some one tel lme what
[12:48] <eck> lizalo--: it doesn't matter, just choose 1
[12:48] <Ninja> I'm trying to properly partition my hard drive so I don't fuck up Windows
[12:48] <ajehuk> ferronica - if you paste the contents of your /etc/fstab file into a pastebin (http://pastebin.ca) I can give you a better idea, however, the general idea is to run sudo mkswap /dev/swapdevice (where /dev/swapdevide is the partition you have allocated as swap)
[12:48] <lizalo--> Signature Algorithm ((R)SA or (D)SA) [R] :
[12:48] <ferronica> Faugn: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15685/
[12:48] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, one way might to be using "gtf" in a terminal and create a mode line in xorg.conf. depends on your hardware. if all else fail see !resolution
[12:48] <nitneuq> hi all, does someone here know what sort of program i could use to record my screen for tutorials ?
[12:48] <Jowi> !resolution | fuzzy_logic
[12:48] <ubotu> fuzzy_logic: The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[12:48] <Faugn> atselby_: you don't have a .xsession or .xinitrc? what type of session do you select at login?
[12:48] <andre_pl> nitneuq: festival
[12:49] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: thanks will try that
[12:49] <atselby_> faugn: just normal.
[12:49] <jrib> nitneuq: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ScreenCasts
[12:49] <ferronica> ajehuk: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15686/
[12:49] <atselby_> faugn: or last session. what ever is defaul.t
[12:49] <Faugn> ferronica: sudo swapon /dev/hda5
[12:49] <nitneuq> thanks a lot andre_pl and jrib
[12:49] <d00d__> someone check this error please :
[12:49] <d00d__> http://pastebin.ca/440282
[12:50] <jesus_> hola
[12:50] <Faugn> atselby_: what does hostname repport?
[12:50] <ajehuk> ferronica : sudo mkswap /dev/hda5 && sudo swapon /dev/hda5
[12:50] <ferronica> Faugn: swapon: /dev/hda5: Invalid argument
[12:50] <atselby_> faugn: as a command?
[12:50] <atselby_> faugn: hostname : adam
[12:51] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: i did this: fuzzy@FUZZNET:~$ gtf 1366 768 60
[12:51] <fuzzy_logic>    is that ok? what do i have to do now?
[12:51] <Faugn> ferronica: you can try what ajehuk says, this will recreate the swap on the specified partition, don't screw up the device name!
[12:51] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, example: "gtf 1366 768 60 -x" and paste it into xorg.conf (see the man page). you need to rename "1368x768_60.00" to "1368x768" though since it is not a valid name....
[12:51] <ferronica> Faugn: okay
[12:51] <ajehuk> d00d__ - looking
[12:51] <Faugn> atselby_: and what do you have in /etc/hosts?
[12:51] <atselby_> faugn: let me  check.
[12:51] <ferronica> ajehuk: Setting up swapspace version 1, size = 1653243 kB
[12:51] <ferronica> no label, UUID=d0ed8e02-157c-4f81-8324-15f5d6be4235
[12:52] <ferronica> ajehuk: After that?
[12:52] <eck> Faugn: i do not think having the wrong hostname will be a fatal error
[12:52] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: i got this:   # 1368x768 @ 60.00 Hz (GTF) hsync: 47.70 kHz; pclk: 85.86 MHz
[12:52] <fuzzy_logic>   Modeline "1368x768_60.00"  85.86  1368 1440 1584 1800  768 769 772 795  -HSync +Vsync
[12:52] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: do i have to rename now? how do i do that?
[12:52] <Faugn> eck: I already had some problem with something like that with gnome
[12:52] <Faugn> don't remember how I corrected it
[12:52] <atselby_> faugn: i too had a problem with hosts before but it looks fine. contetns at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15687/
[12:53] <knoppix> hola
[12:53] <Faugn> ferronica: now, you need to edit /etc/fstab
[12:53] <maverick_hunter> anyone know how to get a wireless card recognized in ubuntu 5.10?
[12:53] <Faugn> ferronica: look for a line like this: UUID=673d912d-a068-4661-93d5-c7f4c98fe58f none            swap    sw              0       0
[12:53] <d00d__> full paste http://pastebin.ca/440293
[12:53] <Faugn> ferronica: and change the UUID to the one mkswap gave you
[12:53] <fuzzy_logic> maverick_hunter: maybe silly but to me logical question, why not first upgrade to 6.04?
[12:53] <knoppix> hola carola
[12:53] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, here's an example (that i use myself): http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15688/
[12:54] <maverick_hunter> i need wireless to upgrade! its my only connection!
[12:54] <ferronica> Faugn: okay
[12:54] <ajehuk> ferronica - Faugn seems to be sorting you out, I'll but out :)
[12:54] <knoppix> bueno heno
[12:54] <Faugn> atselby_: try adding adam to the localhost line
[12:54] <h4writer> hi, got a question. I got a list, where I append some values with append(). How can make sure when I append it doens't append twice the same value?
[12:54] <maverick_hunter> so do you think you can help me?
[12:55] <knoppix> valgame la osa
[12:55] <atselby_> faugn: okay.
[12:55] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: i guess i only need the modelines of Section "Monitor"?
[12:55] <knoppix> ok chau chau
[12:55] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, simply copy the modeline into xorg.conf Section "Monitor", I renamed mine from "1280x1024_60.00" to "1280x1024" and also put that resolution into the Section "Screen"
[12:55] <atselby_> faugn: and reboot no?
[12:55] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, yep.
[12:56] <ferronica> Faugn: ok done
[12:56] <ferronica> Faugn: after this
[12:56] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: what are these for?: 108.88  1280 1360 1496 1712  1024 1025 1028 1060 -HSync +Vsync.. do i need them too?
[12:56] <Faugn> atselby_: retry to login I think
[12:56] <atselby_> faugn: okay
[12:57] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, copy the whole output of gtf
[12:57] <maverick_hunter> anyone know how to get a wireless card recognized in ubuntu 5.10?
[12:57] <holycow> plug it in
[12:57] <holycow> either its supported or its not
[12:57] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, those numbers are magic :)
[12:57] <holycow> make sure you buy one that is supported
[12:57] <Faugn> ferronica: now, you should be able to reboot and have the swap partition automatically activated
[12:57] <h4writer> I want something like that: http://pastebin.ubuntu-nl.org/15689/ But I don't want to write the 'if'-line the whole time
[12:57] <ferronica> Faugn: ok
[12:57] <atselby> faugn: no luck.
[12:57] <Generation> hey guys I have a question, I did something wrong with my computer, I dont know what but every time I go into a "game"  It like crawls,  what should  Ido
[12:57] <atselby> faugn: different output of -errors though
[12:58] <maverick_hunter> so if it cant find it atuomatically im fucked?
[12:58] <atselby> !pastebin
[12:58] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[12:58] <Generation> I think I downloaded drivers for it already
[12:58] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: ohhh.. now i've got it.. i have to copy the output :) sorry.. its late :P
[12:58] <Faugn> atselby: can you paste it?
[12:58] <atselby> faugn: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15690/
[12:58] <atselby> faugn: looks like its graphicrelated now which poitns to beryl..
[12:58] <foka> what s the command  for the trash bin?
[12:59] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, the output o # 1368x768 @ 60.00 Hz (GTF) hsync: 47.70 kHz; pclk: 85.86 MHz [new line]   Modeline "1368x768_60.00"  85.86  1368 1440 1584 1800  768 769 772 795  -HSync +Vsync. "1368x768_60.00" is not a valid name though. rename it to "1368x768" and you should be set
[12:59] <jrib> foka: nautilus trash:///
[12:59] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: like this?: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15691/
[12:59] <foka> thanks
[12:59] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, perfect. now add "1258x768" to the Screen section
[01:00] <ProN00b> anyone knows where i can get a rubygems package for ubuntu ?
[01:00] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: why 1258x768?
[01:00] <jasburke> hi i need help my sound stop working
[01:00] <Generation> does any know how to get graphics to no "skip"
[01:00] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, sorry, i meant 1368x768
[01:00] <fuzzy_logic> jasburke: dont ask to ask.. just ask :)
[01:01] <jasburke> well my sound stop woking how can i fix it
[01:01] <ajehuk> dwidmann : wouldnt it be easier to set up bind to cache?
[01:01] <Lbawinowns> whhat was that room called that was about programmming in ubuntu?
[01:01] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: you mean 1366x768? cause that's the resolution of my monitor
[01:01] <atselby> faugn: anything?
[01:02] <foxiness> Lbawinowns: ubuntu-progtamming
[01:02] <ompaul> Lbawinowns, can you be more specific
[01:02] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, use the actual name. if "gtf" gave you "1368x768" that is what you should use.
[01:02] <Lbawinowns> t foxi
[01:02] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, see the modeline you pasted at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15691/
[01:03] <foxiness> Lbawinowns: np
[01:03] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: should i change something at that modeline? or what do i need to do? dont really get u
[01:03] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, paste your full xorg.conf and I will modify it for you
[01:03] <foka> where s the best place to catch some themes?
[01:03] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: I need to set it up in fstab so my windows share gets mounted everytime. Also, can you explain about the "mask"?
[01:04] <Faugn> atselby: running out of ideas :P
[01:04] <ajehuk> dwidmann : - no thinking right - you need it to be persistant after a reboot dont you...
[01:04] <atselby> faugn: XD
[01:05] <blergh> qwe
[01:05] <Lbawinowns> Anyone here uses lazarus?
[01:05] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - thats no problem, can you post your entire fstab, into a pastebin - I'll take a look at it, mod it and leave you an explanation..
[01:05] <xyz-abc> k
[01:05] <ProN00b> anyone knows where i can get a rubygems package for ubuntu ?
[01:05] <eck> xyz-abc: the mask if the file creation mask -- it sets what permissions files are created with
[01:05] <foxiness> ompaul: hey :)
[01:05] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: here you go: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15693/
[01:05] <Faugn> atselby: if you use another session type it works alright?
[01:06] <ompaul> foxiness, hi
[01:06] <foug> adaptr: sound still isn't working
[01:06] <ShiftyPowers> can I use a Edgy live cd to recover grub on a feisty installation?
[01:06] <Faugn> ProN00b: what do you mean?
[01:06] <ShiftyPowers> shouldn't be an issue right?
[01:06] <atselby> faugn: no oddly enough gnome failsafe doesnt work.
[01:06] <ShiftyPowers> i'm reinstalling windows xp
[01:06] <atselby> faugn: i get the same "less than 10 seconds" dialoug.
[01:06] <eck> ShiftyPowers: use the edgy live cd to chroot into the feisty installation and reinstall grub
[01:06] <ProN00b> Faugn, a apt package for rubygems...
[01:06] <fuzzy_logic> ShiftyPowers: yes
[01:06] <Faugn> atselby: same errors log?
[01:06] <eck> ShiftyPowers: so yes, it is ifne
[01:06] <foxiness> ProN00b: you need to use the tar one
[01:06] <atselby> faugn: i can check but i think so.
[01:06] <ShiftyPowers> cool
[01:06] <Faugn> ProN00b: there is a package
[01:07] <ShiftyPowers> just checking
[01:07] <ShiftyPowers> thanks guys
[01:07] <Faugn> dpkg --list|grep rubygems
[01:07] <atselby> brb than
[01:07] <Faugn> ii  rubygems                                   0.9.0-5                                    package management framework for Ruby librar
[01:07] <ShiftyPowers> PS: windows vista is a POS
[01:07] <ShiftyPowers> so going back to XP for gaming
[01:07] <foug> can someone help please? my sound is working for no reason it seems...
[01:07] <ProN00b> Faugn, i don't know what you are smoking, but in current stable ubuntu, there is none...
[01:07] <clearzen> How do you specify what port rsync is recieving information on?
[01:07] <ins-dragonclaw> ...okay. how long is sudo apt-get update supposed to take?
[01:07] <Faugn> ProN00b: I use feisty
[01:07] <d00d__> http://pastebin.ca/440311
[01:07] <foug> it was working no more than 12 hours ago, and now it has stopped
[01:07] <ins-dragonclaw> i'm at 15 packages already
[01:07] <ProN00b> Faugn, gee, didn't you know feisty was stull testing ?
[01:07] <Faugn> ProN00b: and you have enabled multiverse?
[01:07] <ProN00b> yes...
[01:08] <ProN00b> *still btw
[01:08] <Eerilun> I wanna change some stuff that Ubuntu is not letting me do. I use Ubuntu Server Edition and want to adjust DNS stuff etc..
[01:08] <foxiness> ProN00b: you need to get the source package for this gem
[01:08] <Eerilun> root@server now
[01:08] <ProN00b> foxiness, but i don't want to pollute my system with something not packaged
[01:08] <ins-dragonclaw> elvis has left the building...
[01:08] <atselby> faugn: same thing on gnome and gnome-failsafe
[01:09] <Faugn> clearzen: with the --port option
[01:09] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: r u there?
[01:09] <foxiness> pronoob this is a package manager like apt-get
[01:09] <foug> help please? sound not working. I've checked through terminal and everything is there and seems ok, everything is plugged in. Sound blaster 16bit pci
[01:09] <Steve_> #blade3d
[01:09] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15694/ (see, the modeline name in section "monitor" and the mode in Section "screen" need to match)
[01:09] <atselby> im thinking that this is related to the kernel update from earlier today thats been causing problems.
[01:09] <atselby> however it didnt do anything earlier.
[01:09] <Faugn> atselby: really no more ideas...
[01:09] <clearzen> Faugn: I think I have to change it on the sender's side now that I think about it. thanks though
[01:09] <foxiness> ProN00b: http://wiki.rubyonrails.org/rails/pages/RailsOnUbuntu see this
[01:10] <ProN00b> foxiness, i know what it is, but there is no reason why i shouldn't be able to get this in a package
[01:10] <atselby> faugn: k. i guess ill just wait around for this fix for the kernel....
[01:10] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15695
[01:10] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: thanks.. i edited xorg.conf
[01:10] <ins-dragonclaw> Does anyone know how to encode OGG files in Ubuntu?
[01:10] <foxiness> ProN00b: "Since Rubygems has the potential to disrupt package management it is not currently packaged for Debian and, by extension, Ubuntu."
[01:10] <yissel> install beryl on 5.10... any help????????
[01:10] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, I hope that will work for you when you restart Xorg. if not, I'm afraid you will have to look at nvidia specific docs. *cross finger*
[01:10] <Faugn> ProN00b: you can use the RUBYLIB env var, to install packages in you home
[01:11] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: brb
[01:11] <NBrepresen1> hi, i'm wondering, is there any way to modify the default behaviour of nautilus of putting ftp sites on the desktop?
[01:11] <Faugn> that's what I do for the one not provided by ubuntu, or mine
[01:11] <ins-dragonclaw> *waits*
[01:11] <EvilDennisR> ins-dragonclaw: Que?
[01:11] <ProN00b> guess ruby isn't really ready for primetime yet
[01:11] <ins-dragonclaw> oops
[01:11] <yissel> anybody?
[01:11] <EvilDennisR> yissel: Que?
[01:12] <idefix> how does ubuntu load the usbcore module? does udev do that?
[01:12] <ins-dragonclaw> I want to encode .wav to .ogg in ubuntu. how difficult can that be?
[01:12] <yissel> EvilDennisR, installing beryl on 5.10 breezy
[01:12] <Generation> How do you get the video in games to no  be choppy
[01:12] <Faugn> ins-dragonclaw: using sound-juicer, or directly with oggenc
[01:12] <ins-dragonclaw> oggenc don't exist
[01:12] <ins-dragonclaw> at all
[01:12] <yissel> EvilDennisR, anyideas
[01:12] <diego_cl> how can i set ubuntu to open .doc files with abiword ???
[01:13] <foxiness> ompaul: can i send you a pm ?
[01:13] <ins-dragonclaw> or even better: How do i get rhythmbox to play mp3s?
[01:13] <Faugn> ins-dragonclaw: you have vorbis-tools installed?
[01:13] <jasburke> ok it say that another device is useing the sound but i restarted my computer and even shut it down
[01:13] <EvilDennisR> yissel: Never heard of beryl
[01:13] <yissel> ok
[01:13] <Shaba1> speaking of abword
[01:13] <jasburke> and still no sound
[01:13] <yissel> thanx anyway
[01:13] <jasburke> can anyone help
[01:13] <ompaul> foxiness, you can - but I am busy so I can try to reply there might be big gaps
[01:13] <foug> help please? sound not working. I've checked through terminal and everything is there and seems ok, everything is plugged in. Sound blaster 16bit pci
[01:13] <vox754> !sound
[01:13] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[01:13] <Powerking89670> How do I upgrade my Ubuntu installation w/o burning a completely new disk
[01:13] <Shaba1> is there a similare small footprint spreadsheet and database for linux/ubuntu?
[01:13] <ins-dragonclaw> Faugn: No idea
[01:14] <Jowi> !upgrade | Powerking89670
[01:14] <ubotu> Powerking89670: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[01:14] <foxiness> ompaul: its long time not see you on irc
[01:14] <Powerking89670> thank you
[01:14] <Faugn> ins-dragonclaw: sudo apt-get install vorbis-tools
[01:14] <ins-dragonclaw> apt-getting
[01:14] <tuvwx> where can i get gcc-4.0 and g++-4.0 for ubuntu?
[01:14] <NBrepresen1> in nautilus, is there anyway to modify the behaviour of putting ftp sites on your desktop? i want to have a lot of ftp sites, so it would be way too many icons...
[01:14] <variant> anyone know how to make web tv work on sites that do detection to see if you have microsoft media player?
[01:14] <variant> like this: http://www.aftonbladet.se/atv2/detection.html
[01:14] <ins-dragonclaw> Done
[01:15] <variant> saknas = missing
[01:15] <xyz-abc> ajehuk!
[01:15] <Faugn> tuvwx: isn't there a package? gcc-4.0
[01:15] <Chai_Sangeen> is there a way to not show any icons on the desktop ?
[01:15] <Faugn> (I have it on feisty, don't know about edgy)
[01:15] <tuvwx> Faugn, no
[01:15] <ins-dragonclaw> GUYS. How do i get rhythmbox to play mp3s?
[01:15] <foxiness> ProN00b: do not let something like that stop you from use ruby
[01:16] <tuvwx> Faugn, there are only gcc and gcc-4.1, and both are version 4.1.1
[01:16] <gnychis> what tool can i use for wireless networks to connect easily? where i can view all of the wireless networks my wireless card sees?
[01:16] <tuvwx> Faugn, actually there is gcc-4.0, but there isn't g++-4.0
[01:16] <ProN00b> foxiness, then what should i let myself stop from using ruby by ? i mean disrupting package management is pretty serious
[01:16] <Faugn> tuvwx: and you need 4.0?
[01:17] <tuvwx> Faugn, exactly
[01:17] <Faugn> tuvwx: compile it yourself :)
[01:17] <ProN00b> hey, everyone here, do you also think disrupting package management sounds like a good idea ?
[01:17] <ins-dragonclaw> oi
[01:17] <Powerking89670> thank you, upgradeing now :D
[01:17] <Faugn> ProN00b: again, you may not have to disrupt it
[01:17] <ins-dragonclaw> now i need to decode mp3's...
[01:18] <cecko> Hi guys, anybody has an idea how to force-eject cd drive? I need to change install.CD but wineserver is holding the drive
[01:18] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: im back.. grr.. first the system hang 2 times at startup, after that i saw that i still couldn't choose 1366x768 at the res prefs..
[01:18] <fuzzy_logic> !resolution
[01:18] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type  sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart  in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[01:18] <gene6482> hey everyone, i'm trying to get my sound working, been trying all day with no luck, i'm using snd-hda-intel, and it appears like it should be working, but is not, i've tried everything i could find, via the forums, etc, please help
[01:18] <eck> cecko: use the fuser command
[01:18] <eck> cecko: e.g. fuser -k some_file_on_the_drive
[01:19] <gnychis> whats a good GUI for wifi configuration and connecting? that will show me all the wireless networks in range and allow me to select and connect to them
[01:19] <eck> cecko: or i guess you could just kill wineserver since you know that it is what is holding it
[01:19] <Jowi> fuzzy_logic, sorry to hear that. nvidia specific then. I don't have an nvidia card so I can't help with that. it was worth a shot anyway
[01:19] <eck> gnychis: network-manager
[01:19] <cecko> eck that would abort the installation, not?
[01:19] <tuvwx> is network-manager usable yet?
[01:19] <fuzzy_logic> Jowi: yes.. you did a wonderful job.. much thanks..
[01:19] <eck> cecko: you cannot eject a mounted cd drive
[01:19] <kneeki> Hmm, is there a disk defragment tool in 'nix?
[01:19] <davisc> tjcarter: BTW, Feisty CD from 2007-04-10 works perfectly with LVM etc (except for the known delay). Won't be upgrading kernel for a while :-)
[01:19] <eck> cecko: and you cannot unmount a drive if a program is holding files on it
[01:20] <Faugn> cecko: trying to install a multiple CD games?
[01:20] <tuvwx> kneeki, ext3 doesn't need defragment
[01:20] <ins-dragonclaw> kneeki: nope
[01:20] <cecko> Faugn yes
[01:20] <kneeki> oh?
[01:20] <eck> kneeki: generally no... if you move a file on an ext3 filesystem it will be "defragmented"
[01:20] <cecko> eck so can i change a cd to finish my installation
[01:20] <kneeki> oh
[01:20] <kneeki> I had no idea =)
[01:20] <Faugn> cecko: one trick I already used, is to make a shadow copy of the mounted cd
[01:20] <eck> kneeki: it is not a problem unless you let your disk usage get above 90% or so
[01:21] <eck> cecko: if wine won't release the cd drive then no
[01:21] <cecko> Faugn I see, I wanted to avoid this, but ok. what tool did you use, pls?
[01:21] <gnychis> eck: which is that under the menus? or whats the binary name to spawn it from a terminal?
[01:21] <Faugn> cecko: lndir, it's in xutils-dev
[01:22] <gene6482> hey everyone, i'm trying to get my sound working, been trying all day with no luck, i'm using snd-hda-intel, and it appears like it should be working, but is not, i've tried everything i could find, via the forums, etc, please help
[01:22] <cecko> eck too bad, thx anyway
[01:22] <iowadave> foug: did it just stop working, or has it not ever worked?
[01:22] <Hoag> Hey. For some reason I have trouble playing sound in firefox sometimes. It seems to work sometimes if I close every other app that uses sound then start firefox first, but not if I start rythmbox for example first. How can I allow more than one program to use sound?
[01:22] <foug> iowadave: it just stopped
[01:22] <cecko> Faugn did you mount it on two places then?
[01:22] <Faugn> gene6482: if you launch alsamixer, everything looks alright?
[01:22] <Dial_tone> can you record just the audio from a dvd concert video?
[01:22] <ajehuk> xyz-abc : you still there
[01:23] <ajehuk> ?
[01:23] <xyz-abc> yup
[01:23] <cch> test
[01:23] <xyz-abc> awaiting your command!
[01:23] <Faugn> cecko: I mounted the first cd, did a 'lndir /media/cdrom' from a temp dir
[01:23] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15695
[01:23] <ajehuk> xyz-abc : take a look at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15698/
[01:23] <Faugn> cecko: then launch install from temp dir
[01:23] <Faugn> cecko: then, when switching, lndir again
[01:24] <gene6482> Faugn: yes, everything appears in good order
[01:24] <Loki-uk> hi I'm totally new to Linux can someone answer a question for me I'm trying to install some software into Ubuntu that is packaged as an .rpm I've found out what that is installed RPM and ALIEN and GNU C and I have all the files waiting to go but when I execute the rpm  command i get a series of errors. Now I've found a post that tells me what too do and one of the commands is make and the next command is make install but when I  use these command
[01:24] <iowadave> foug: forgive me for asking dumb, help-desk type questions. Are you using external speakers?
[01:24] <Faugn> gene6482: nothing muted?
[01:24] <foug> iowadave: it didn't work
[01:24] <gene6482> Faugn: nope
[01:24] <Faugn> gene6482: aplay /usr/share/sounds/login.wav
[01:25] <gnychis> eck: does "network-manager" come installed by default?  i don't seem to have it
[01:25] <ajehuk> Loki-uk - normally you would use alien, to convert rpm's into deb's, and then install the deb's
[01:25] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - that look OK?
[01:25] <PresuntoRJ> Loki-uk : Are you sure there is not a BED version of this package you are willing to install?
[01:25] <YbeddJ> is there an irc channel for KDE?
[01:25] <Loki-uk> Aje: how do I do that?
[01:26] <idefix> how does ubuntu load the usbcore module? does udev do that?
[01:26] <gene6482> Faugn:  it says playing, and no errors, but no sound either
[01:26] <xyz-abc> kinda.. i'll try it out in a minute
[01:26] <PresuntoRJ> Loki-uk : I mean, deb
[01:26] <ajehuk> Loki-uk, is the software you downloaded a single rpm file?
[01:26] <gene6482> i've read that in order to get it to work i need to turn of acpi, but i really don't want to dothat
[01:26] <Loki-uk> Aje: yes
[01:26] <ajehuk> Loki-uk - - before we go on - what is the software?
[01:26] <iowadave> foug: sorry, i didn't understand the reply. are you using external speakers or headset?
[01:27] <Faugn> gene6482: you never got it to work?
[01:27] <foug> iowadave: yea, external speakers
[01:27] <xyz-abc> ajehuk, just one thing that confused me, the "old bits" part, does it have to be relocated (to be below the share mount line) or can I just make modifications to what I already had?
[01:27] <iowadave> forgie me for asking -- i assume you've checked all the wires and stuff?
[01:27] <foug> yes
[01:27] <gene6482> Faugn:  I didn't know how to turn off acpi at boot
[01:27] <cecko> Faugn I'll check it out, thx
[01:27] <foug> iowadave: and drivers and such through terminal, it seems fine. adaptr was helping e earlier
[01:28] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - those lines were in your origional fstab - already commented out - I just placed them at the bottom for clarity - they dont do anything so you can do whatever you want with them
[01:28] <raindog> Anyone here using a mobile broadband card with Ubuntu?  I'm thinking of getting one as all I have available otherwise is dialup.  :(  I just need to know if they'll work.
[01:28] <Faugn> gene6482: maybe you should try it, what sound card model?
[01:28] <xyz-abc> ok just checking
[01:28] <micktm> someone knows how to read a memory stick pro duo card with the card reader integrated in my laptop
[01:28] <tuvwx> Faugn, got a guide/howto for building gcc/g++?
[01:28] <micktm> ?
[01:28] <iowadave> foug: also checked the volume control to make sure nothing got muted? (I am going somewhere with this bear with me)
[01:28] <Loki-uk> AJe: it's the VM Additions for Virtual Server (they're not really for Ubbuntu but quite a few people have gotten them working). I only started using Ubuntu yesterday and I  suspect I''m try advanced they update quite a lot of VM drivers and stuff
[01:28] <Faugn> tuvwx: I have a makefile somewhere, to build cross-compilation chain
[01:28] <gene6482> Faugn: intel 82801g
[01:28] <Lilacor> Anybody having VMWare issues with their sound? I can't get sound working on my winxp guest under feisty. :(
[01:29] <macpo3> where should a well behaved application stick any error messages?
[01:29] <foug> iowadave: how cani see if it's muted in alsamixer/
[01:29] <tuvwx> Faugn, never mind.. checking gcc.gnu.org
[01:29] <ajehuk> Loki-uk - No problems, not familiar with the software as such, but the usual steps would be ...
[01:29] <Faugn> tuvwx: I can send it to you if you want, it download/build everything
[01:29] <mina_linux_Tux> ppl it's urgently required , i have ubuntu 6.10 installed with some configurations , i want to know detailed how to make an image from this system to install it on 10 other machines , any comment
[01:29] <tuvwx> Faugn, one question.. do you know if it is possible to compile and run gcc/g++ from a local directory without a system-wide install?
[01:30] <Faugn> tuvwx: sure, it does that too
[01:30] <Faugn> next, making coffee :P
[01:30] <Lilacor> mina_linux_Tux: whoah... are all of the boxen the same?
[01:30] <iowadave> foug: not familiar with that app. have you right-clicked the little loudspeaker icon in the right hand side of the top menu bar. That will open a volume control where you can check various settings.
[01:30] <mina_linux_Tux> Lilacor: yes they are
[01:30] <Pelo> mina_linux_Tux,  I saw something on diggs that might let you do that , let me see if I bookmarked it
[01:30] <foug> iowadave: i took that icon out, heh
[01:31] <anandanbu> Have anyone tried the Flock web browser in Ubuntu
[01:31] <gnychis> what is the terminal command to start network-manager ?
[01:31] <Faugn> gene6482: no more ideas sorry, maybe worth to give that noacpi flag a test
[01:31] <reep> foug: the square boxes underneath the bars, MM means muted, green OO means unmuted (if you're talking about the textbased alsamixer)
[01:31] <mina_linux_Tux> Pelo: i need an easy and fast way to do that , i have to finish the image before 4 hours from now
[01:31] <Lilacor> nm-applet
[01:31] <gene6482> Faugn: how do i do that?
[01:31] <Lilacor> gnychis: nm-applet
[01:31] <Faugn> tuvwx: when configuring, you need to use --prefix
[01:31] <Pelo> mina_linux_Tux, http://reconstructor.aperantis.com/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1
[01:31] <foug> reep: how to unmute?
[01:31] <Drk_Guy> Hy
[01:31] <reep> foug: 'm' toggles
[01:31] <wj32> anandanbu: yes.
[01:31] <ajehuk> Loki-uk : 1) in a terminal, as root, 'alien ./whatever.rpm' (no quotes) where whatever rpm is the file you want to convert.  alien should exit saying something like abc-software.deb generated, 2) you then install the resultant deb using 'dpkg -i ./abc-software.deb' (again, as root, with no quotes, where abc-software.deb is the generated deb file. 3) look at the output from dpkg, to see if there are any issues (there probably will be, bu
[01:32] <gnychis> Lilacor: it says command not found, and when i do "apt-get install network-manager" it says that i have it installed already
[01:32] <guero> anyone know how to create a shortcut for the trash on the desktop?
[01:32] <Faugn> gene6482: when in the bootloader, you can edit a configuration, and then a line, with e, and try appending noacpi to the kernel one
[01:32] <wj32> EVERYONE: ask your question the next time instead of saying "does anyone know..."
[01:32] <tuvwx> Faugn, oh.. so 'make' alone is not enough.. i have to do 'make install'
[01:32] <m_> HI. I am building a new computer for a Linux Ubuntu.   I have a question in regards to multiple monitors.   I purchased a Nvidia 7600 GT SLI GPU which has a max resolution of 2560x1200.  That GPU has 2 heads on it one DVI and one VGA.  I also purchased a BenQ 20.1 in monitor that has 1680x1050 resolution.  My question is that I want to run multiple monitors, and I am not sure of that max resolution of the GPU will be shared in for each additio
[01:32] <m_> nal Monitor.  Or each additional monitor can potential at the max 2560x1200 resolution if the monitor itself allows that?
[01:32] <foug> reep: k it's working now, thanks reep and iowadave
[01:32] <wj32> tehre has to be a bot thing for that
[01:32] <Faugn> or acpi=off, don't remember which one, you can add both to be safe
[01:32] <gene6482> Faugn: ok i'll try it
[01:32] <ajehuk> wj32 : I have a question... :)
[01:32] <vox754> Pelo, do you know the bot factoid about custom CD? there is one, I've seen it. It is like !customCDcreate
[01:33] <Lilacor> gnychis: are you looking for the gnome frontend?
[01:33] <gene6482> Faugn: thanks
[01:33] <Faugn> gene6482: another option, is disabling it in your BIOS
[01:33] <wj32> ajehuk: go on...
[01:33] <foug> reep: are you pretty good with sound?
[01:33] <iowadave> foug: OK. no worries. I'm running out of ideas since I don't know the audio app you're using. Sound quit on me last night (running Dapper) and I got it going again by rebooting. I know that's coarse and crude, and displays my own ignorance (chuckle) but it did work. Sorry I didn't have the answer.
[01:33] <Lilacor> whoah.. WHEEEEEEEEEEEE!! I have sound!!! rejoice!
[01:33] <snowpunk98> So I just did a fresh install of MySQL following this guide http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_ubuntu_6.10_p4 and I cant change the password
[01:33] <Drk_Guy> Why when i try to install, Ubuntu freezes at 75%?
[01:33] <gnychis> Lilacor: correct, anything for GUI network stuff
[01:33] <Pelo> vox754,  I ddin'T tanks for the heads up,  give it to mina_linux_Tux
[01:33] <Faugn> tuvwx: you need to do the whole shebang: configure/make/make install
[01:33] <Lilacor> gnychis: you probably want network-manager-gnome
[01:33] <foug> iowadave: it's working now :D but, my sound is staticy if it gets too loud. Any idea what that might be? And, do you know of a good player with an equailzer? simple one, but not too simple
[01:34] <ataq> Hey, I am trying to install a program and it says; "What is the location of the directory of C header files that match your running
[01:34] <ataq> kernel?", anyone know the directory please?
[01:34] <Lilacor> gnychis: it's always good to try 'sudo apt-cache search <search term>'
[01:34] <Drk_Guy> Why when i try to install, Ubuntu freezes at 75%?
[01:34] <anandanbu> does anyone use Flock web browser in Ubuntu 7.04 if so can you help with the installation of it
[01:34] <xyz-abc> Can someone explain to me how NX (nomachine.com) or FreeNX work?
[01:34] <iowadave> foug: spotted one in a book the other day. gimme a min to find...
[01:34] <Lilacor> anandanbu: is there any burning reason why you must use Flock?
[01:34] <gnychis> Lilacor: thanks, i'll try that!
[01:34] <vox754> Pelo, I don't recall it, so I thought you could help me find the factoid
[01:34] <reep> foug: I've had my share of tearing my hair out ^^
[01:34] <Lilacor> gnychis: you're welcome! :D
[01:34] <crdlb> anandanbu, #ubuntu+1 for feisty
[01:34] <anandanbu> its becoz it provides a blogging support
[01:34] <Faugn> xyz-abc: what do you want to know exactly?
[01:34] <Pelo> vox754,  there use to be a command in DOS  called xcopy that let you make a complete copy of a whole hdd,   is there something like that in bash ?
[01:34] <EvilDennisR> xyz-abc: Good Question!
[01:34] <Loki-uk> AJe: Thanks I'll give it a go now :)
[01:34] <foug> reep: well, my sound is staticy if it gets too loud, like i said to iowadave
[01:34] <xyz-abc> lol why, dennis?
[01:34] <EvilDennisR> xyz-abc: ..I'm curious myself!
[01:34] <guero> Could someone tell me how to access the configuration editor? i don't have it in the menu
[01:34] <Drk_Guy> C'mon
[01:35] <xyz-abc> k :D
[01:35] <EvilDennisR> That and vnc sucks..
[01:35] <Drakona> anyone have suggestion on how to force mounting the hard drive on a emachine?
[01:35] <xyz-abc> yeah vnc does suck
[01:35] <Pelo> guero,   terminal   gconf-editor
[01:35] <Drk_Guy> Guero, try editing the menu
[01:35] <Drk_Guy> For adding the option
[01:35] <xyz-abc> Faugn, I'm just confused as to which version to download for which pc: Node, Client, Server... ?
[01:35] <Drk_Guy> Why when i try to install, Ubuntu freezes at 75%?
[01:35] <vox754> Pelo, I think it is possible with just "cp" I remember a tutorial on the forums about this, just plain copy and tar.gz
[01:35] <Lilacor> anandanbu: ah ha, I see
[01:35] <Faugn> xyz-abc: depends, are you the client or the server? ;)
[01:36] <Lilacor> guero: which configuration editor?
[01:36] <xyz-abc> well.. i dunno
[01:36] <xyz-abc> i wanna control a pc
[01:36] <reep> foug: what sound card do you have? My best bet is that it's interference from another card close to it, or something interfering with the cables
[01:36] <guero> lilacor the one that is supposed to be under system tools
[01:36] <xyz-abc> in the case of VNC i only needed the client to control another pc
[01:36] <foug> reep: sound blaster 16pci
[01:36] <EvilDennisR> Faugn: Oo! Oo! I wanna know about a server, so I can view my machine at home
[01:36] <iowadave> foug: book "ubuntu linux for non-geeks" recommends xmms, available in synaptic
[01:36] <Lilacor> guero: sorry, that doesn't ring a bell. :(
[01:36] <guero> drk_guy how can i edit the menu?
[01:36] <foug> iowadave: didn't like that one tbh
[01:36] <guero> i tried right clicking it
[01:36] <foug> using exaile atm
[01:36] <guero> but i get nada
[01:37] <mina_linux_Tux> Pelo: http://reconstructor.aperantis.com/cgi-bin/moin.cgi/Docs/Using_Reconstructor is that only what i have to follow , and does this create a full system with full customization made as an iso image availble to be installed on a new machine
[01:37] <Drk_Guy> There's an option lying around there
[01:37] <Faugn> basically, get all the debs, and install the server/client package, it will tell you what dependencies it need
[01:37] <gnychis> Lilacor: okay i ran nm-applet and i get a little network thing in my taskbar, but it has an X and says no network connection, i want it to be bound to eth1, how do i set it?
[01:37] <Drk_Guy> Explore the system menu
[01:37] <reep> foug: have you tried it in other os'es without getting static?
[01:37] <Pelo> mina_linux_Tux,  it lets you make custom installation cd , I don'T know more then that
[01:37] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - EvilDennisR - NX is a terminal server, it allows one box to run applications and an OS and you to hook up to it via client software, the terminal part in terminal server is basically any desktop yuo happen to want to run.  think of it as an x server that allows you to run as many seperate sessions as you like, remotley and secureley
[01:37] <ataq> Anyone know where the GCC C headers are stored?
[01:37] <Faugn> xyz-abc: it really is working great, although there is a limitation for the free server: 2 configured users max
[01:37] <guero> drk_guy i have but the terminal command seems to have opened it for me
[01:37] <foug> reep: yea never had a problem in windows
[01:37] <mina_linux_Tux> Pelo: from the system already running ?
[01:37] <Lilacor> gnychis: I don't think that it binds to any port automatically.
[01:38] <iowadave> foug: good to know. thanks. glad you've got some audio back anyway.
[01:38] <Lilacor> gnychis: if you want the applet to do its work you must comment out or remove all settings besides your loopback from /etc/network/interfaces
[01:38] <Drk_Guy> Are you using the Non-GUI bash command mode
[01:38] <dwidmann> ataq: I think, /usr/lib/gcc/
[01:38] <ajehuk> dwidmann : do tell when you get it going, I'd hate to end up looking at it in 6 months and have the same issue...
[01:38] <gnychis> Lilacor: how do i configure it then? i have a wireless interface on eth1 that i want to use with it
[01:38] <|Jason8|> I really, really, really want to say good job to the people who coded Samba.  My ubuntu box is the ONLY computer in my house that is running linux, and it's the only box that works with File and Printer Sharing... god damn microsoft crap.
[01:38] <Pelo> mina_linux_Tux,   installing ubuntu only takes 30 minutes,  if all the sistems are the same why don't you just make a few  copy of the installation cd and then you already know what custom commands you need to do after that,  so it won'T take as long
[01:38] <aoliax> hello, are there any cd copying programs that come default with ubuntu?
[01:38] <dwidmann> ajehuk: that's just it, I think I've got it
[01:38] <foug> iowadave: word
[01:38] <Lilacor> gnychis: what does your /etc/network/interfaces say right now?
[01:39] <ataq> dwidmann: didnt work, any other ideas?
[01:39] <EvilDennisR> ajehuk: Ok.. So my question is, does the server run as vnc, as in, I can controll my desktop on the "server" machine, OR, does it just allow you to start your own X session/program remotley
[01:39] <vox754> !customlivecd > mina_linux_Tux
[01:39] <Drk_Guy> I've disabled NetBIOS on Windows, is such crap present in Ubuntu
[01:39] <xyz-abc> ajehuk, so it's not really 'remotely controlling a pc', it's more like controlling certain apps on a remote pc? is the remote pc also kind of an OS emulator? (like VMware?)
[01:39] <guero> drk_guy i simply typed in gconf-editor
[01:39] <vox754> !uck > mina_linux_Tux
[01:39] <Lilacor> gnychis: if it has something besides just your lo, then you need to 'fix' that
[01:39] <guero> and after some error lines it opened up
[01:39] <dwidmann> ataq: You'll have to be more specific, it's in an include directory somewhere within the above specified folder
[01:39] <dwidmann> It'll vary depending on things like your CPU architecture ...
[01:39] <ataq> dwidmann: its saying /usr/src/linux/include , but its not in there
[01:39] <Faugn> ataq: gcc -print-search-dirs
[01:39] <reep> foug: If you like the winamp-style music players, I'd try beep-media-player too, it's based on xmms, but looks prettier
[01:40] <Drk_Guy> Make the process simpler, get out of the command terminal and explore the Gnome menu
[01:40] <darko> greetings :)  Can I disable VDSO support while compiling the kernel?
[01:40] <foug> reep: using that atm cuz i wanted to play with an EQ. I used foobar in windows
[01:40] <Drk_Guy> I know the option is lying there
[01:40] <Faugn> xyz-abc: it really is like using a remote display, only faster
[01:40] <Faugn> remote display= remote x-server
[01:40] <Drk_Guy> Ok, i'll try [for third time]  installing Ubuntu
[01:40] <xyz-abc> mkay..
[01:40] <Drk_Guy> Ciao!!!!
[01:40] <Faugn> so not really to take control of an existing session
[01:41] <ataq> dwidmann: what should I be looking for in that?
[01:41] <reep> foug: as for the static, I guess it must be an issue with the driver then. Probably not many that develops drivers for 16bit soundcards any more ...
[01:41] <xyz-abc> well VNC is really choppy and I'm only controlling a pc that's a few walls away..
[01:41] <Lilacor> doh
[01:41] <foug> reep: hmm
[01:41] <dwidmann> ataq: probably a folder called "include"
[01:41] <foug> reep: 7.04 is supposed to have better sound support right?
[01:41] <mina_linux_Tux> vox754: already i have system with some kernel modules installed , Plus an HP driver , kiosk settings , i want to make an image as not me who'll install on the other Machines , i want a CD to install the system with the previous mentioned settings
[01:41] <ajehuk> EvilDennisR - xyz-abc : traditionally you have a server, that hosts one or more possible desktop sessions, the client connect to those. It is not VNC, and you are not (although you may be able to - not sure, never tried...) connecting to sessions that are neccisarily local to the machine.  It is intended to work with clients etc.. so you can have a central server seving stuff up.  It is not a vnc replacement, it does different things...
[01:41] <gnychis> Lilacor: it has lo, eth0, eth1, eth2, ath0, wlan0
[01:41] <Lilacor> 3rd time eh? I installed ubuntu four or five times at least just yesterday.
[01:41] <guero> drk_guy sorry to say but it isn't in there. its not under system menu or the places menu, or the applications menu
[01:41] <eck> Lilacor: i hope on four or five different computers
[01:41] <Lilacor> gnychis: then you must 'fix' that by either removing or commenting out all interfaces besides lo
[01:42] <Lilacor> eck: no, just two. >_<;
[01:42] <reep> foug: yea, the newer the kernel, the better support. Usually
[01:42] <Faugn> ataq: what are you looking for exactly?
[01:42] <Lilacor> eck: I learned a lot..very painfully.
[01:42] <aoliax> it appaers that there are no cd copying apps that come with ubuntu with default, so i installed brasero and gnomebaker in case anyone wondered
[01:42] <eck> Lilacor: what did you do?
[01:42] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: according to Faugn though it is like a remote desktop, but better than VNC
[01:42] <ataq> dwidmann: the location of the directory for the C headers
[01:43] <Lilacor> eck: once, I tried to use x64 ubuntu on this laptop and the graphics were hosed
[01:43] <EvilDennisR> xyz-abc: Yeah, but what ajehuk is trying to say is that it allows you to create desktops, but not controll your central desktop
[01:43] <Faugn> aoliax: k3b is really good, for all those things
[01:43] <dwidmann> ataq, yes, that's where they should be .... the exact directory could probably be found like so ... locate /usr/lib/gcc | grep include | head -1
[01:43] <eck> aoliax: you can copy cd's to iso files with dd
[01:43] <mina_linux_Tux> vox754: any comment ...?
[01:43] <xyz-abc> ohhh
[01:43] <Lilacor> eck: I wanted to use a 64-bit host with 32-bit guests but that didn't work out so well since I couldn't make out what I was typing
[01:43] <xyz-abc> but can it control the central desktop?
[01:43] <holycow> has anyone noticed the network admin applet tends to dissapear from the panel ?
[01:43] <vox754> mina_linux_Tux, I don't have experience with that, I'm just forwarding the information. But seems like you could prepare a script to configure some things. Another alternative would be to actually hire a Canonical employee, and let him do the work, for a price that is
[01:44] <holycow> just curious if i'm th eonly one
[01:44] <Lilacor> eck: the next time vmware player screwed everything up
[01:44] <tuvwx> Faugn, oh.. so 'make' alone is not enough.. i have to do 'make install'
[01:44] <tuvwx> Faugn, sorry.. had to take a shower
[01:44] <aoliax> faugn, eck, i shall try that, thanks
[01:44] <Faugn> xyz-abc: it can launch anything, a whole session, or only a xterm for example
[01:44] <eck> Lilacor: ah, it's all the proprietary software that's messing you up :-)
[01:44] <Lilacor> eck: I think you can tell that I was trying very badly to get vmware to work
[01:44] <xyz-abc> i'll take that as a yes
[01:44] <Lilacor> eck: welp, I wasn't sure how to get KVM working so I went with what I already had
[01:44] <Lilacor> gnychis: I am assuming you're trying to get your wireless connection working.
[01:44] <eck> Lilacor: i understand, i have had bad experiences with vmware as well
[01:44] <Lilacor> gnychis: Is that correct?
[01:45] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - NX server is literally a terminal server, you can use it to access a remote machine, VNC is typically used to interact with an existing desktop session (especially in windows, since windows isnt really multiuser),
[01:45] <EvilDennisR> Faugn: Launch is the key word here.. It can't connect to an existing session running
[01:45] <gnychis> Lilacor: correct, so i have to remove everything but lo ?
[01:45] <Faugn> EvilDennisR: yep
[01:45] <ataq> dwidmann: i dunno, still saying no. I am on 64bit also
[01:45] <mina_linux_Tux> PriceChild: hey any comment
[01:45] <iowadave> foug: installing correct driver improved my sound. have you searched google or the forums for driver help on your sound card?
[01:45] <Lilacor> eck: now that VMWare workstation is working, it's fabulous
[01:45] <mina_linux_Tux> ppl any comment
[01:45] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - NX server is literally a terminal server, you can use it to access a remote session (not as I said earlier 'machine'), VNC is typically used to interact with an existing desktop session (especially in windows, since windows isnt really multiuser),
[01:45] <foug> iowadave: kind of
[01:45] <Lilacor> gnychis: it's probably better to just comment everything out but the settings for lo
[01:45] <Faugn> EvilDennisR: pity there is no app like screen for X11 stuff
[01:45] <xyz-abc> ok so VNC it is then..
[01:46] <mina_linux_Tux> i want to make an image for already running ubuntu system, to be installed on other Machines with same configs
[01:46] <BFrank> does anyone know how to prevent Ubuntu from changing the console font?
[01:46] <EvilDennisR> Faugn: That would rock
[01:46] <foug> iowadave: i try to follow guides like this, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToSetupSoundCards, but it never works
[01:46] <reep> Faugn: yea, been waiting for an xscreen for ages
[01:46] <EvilDennisR> xyz-abc: Unfortunately =(
[01:46] <gnychis> Lilacor: okay, then what?
[01:46] <Faugn> not really possible I think
[01:46] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - just remember that by default vnc is not secure, there are probably better options.
[01:46] <iowadave> foug: it's one of those hair-te4aring things that reep mentioned. But if you can find a how-to on your sound card then you don't have to wait for feisty.
[01:46] <xyz-abc> oh well...
[01:46] <dwidmann> ataq: just what are you trying to compile?
[01:46] <ataq> dwidmann: it now says The path "/usr/lib/gcc-lib" is an existing directory, but it does not contain a
[01:46] <ataq> "linux" subdirectory as expected.
[01:47] <xyz-abc> im only using it because im lazy
[01:47] <ataq> dwidmann: vmware workstation
[01:47] <Lilacor> mina_linux_Tux: http://www.rajeevnet.com/hacks_hints/os_clone/os_cloning.html <---have you seen this already?
[01:47] <holycow> mina_linux_Tux, look into dd, cfdisk and partimage
[01:47] <Faugn> I think there where some library, to make a X11 client more robust, like being able to handle deconnection/reconnection, but nothing transparent
[01:47] <Lilacor> gnychis: do you have your wireless card's drivers installed already?
[01:47] <mina_linux_Tux> holycow: i need a full discriptive guide for that
[01:47] <EvilDennisR> ajehuk: What else is there besides vino-server (Which blows)
[01:47] <theTrav> hey, this I asked this in ##gnome but no answer yet, in ubuntu if I've got an app up and want it to switch to full screen (no title bar or gnome panels) is there a common short cut to command to program to do that?
[01:47] <eck> theTrav: F11
[01:47] <Lilacor> mina_linux_Tux: please take a look at the URL I posted.
[01:47] <gnychis> Lilacor: yep, i can see the interface with iwconfig, it is eth1
[01:48] <eck> theTrav: it doesn't work with everything though
[01:48] <theTrav> thanks
[01:48] <Lilacor> gnychis: and you can already scan for ESSIDs?
[01:48] <holycow> mina_linux_Tux, sorry you will haveto reaserach each tool your self, figure out how it works and then make it work
[01:48] <ajehuk> EvilDennisR - Graphical application? no idea.
[01:48] <dwidmann> ataq: perhaps /usr/include?
[01:48] <eck> for example, it works in gnome-terminal
[01:48] <eck> and epiphany i think
[01:48] <holycow> i have a script that images in and out hd's in 3 minutes each with those toolse
[01:48] <Faugn> ataq: trying to compile a kernel module?
[01:48] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux : its actually very simple with dd,
[01:48] <holycow> any other tool configuration requires a minimum of 10 minutes for deployment
[01:48] <gnychis> Lilacor: yep i can
[01:49] <EvilDennisR> ajehuk: Theres gotta be someone working on some project somewhere to replace vnc.. There are already a bunch of programs for windows that work way better than vnc
[01:49] <holycow> mina_linux_Tux, just giving you a heads up what you should be looking for thats all
[01:49] <ataq> Faugn: dont know much about GCC, but I need to find the directory of C header
[01:49] <vox754> holycow, Lilacor About cloning installation, if you information is actually good you should add the info to ubotu's factoids
[01:49] <ajehuk> EvilDennisR - Im sure there are, I just dont use them :) take a look at freshmeat.net / sourceforge etc..
[01:49] <Faugn> ataq: which one?
[01:49] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: after making the image , must i have CD burner , or may i copy it to another system that has a CD burner as i didn't setup a CD burner on linux before
[01:50] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux - are you just doing one other PC?
[01:50] <ataq> Faugn: how do you mean
[01:50] <reep> ataq: /usr/include
[01:50] <holycow> vox754, sure and the script too, when someone manages to free up my time from fixing gnome crap
[01:50] <Lilacor> mina_linux_Tux:  no no no...you _should_ be able to replicate across the wire!
[01:50] <aoliax> in k3b i am getting an error when it tries to eject the source disk for cd copying, any ideas?
[01:50] <gnychis> Lilacor: all i'm trying to do is get the wireless icon on my taskbar and some sort of gui interface for configuring it
[01:50] <ataq> Should I have kernel-source?
[01:51] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: it automounts the share every time now.. however I still can't access the Ubuntu PC from my Windows pc
[01:51] <foxiness> what i need to do on beryl theme to can see moive on mplayer?
[01:51] <vox754> holycow, ha... Are you getting paid doing it?
[01:51] <foug> reep: would a how to on installing AC97 work? those were the dirvers i downloaded when I was on windows
[01:51] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - ahem no you wont be able to unless you set up a samba share on your ubuntu pc
[01:51] <reep> ataq: not unless you intend to compile the kernel, you probably want linux-headers-`uname -r` package
[01:51] <holycow> unfortunately yes
[01:51] <Faugn> ataq: if you want to see, for example where is the stdio.h you use for your program, you can only preprocess the source, and look for line like this:  1 "/usr/include/stdlib.h" 1 3 4
[01:51] <Lilacor> gnychis: yes I understand that...now that you've configured your interfaces file, you should be able to logout and login again...then the network-applet should kick in automatically
[01:51] <mina_linux_Tux> Lilacor: BTW , i tried Ghost , and the boot system hangs at GRUB
[01:51] <xyz-abc> alright......
[01:52] <Faugn> ataq: now if you missing a header for compilation....
[01:52] <Faugn> *your
[01:52] <gnychis> Lilacor: awesome thank you, i will give that a shot
[01:52] <ataq> Faugn: think I am missing the header
[01:52] <foug> how do i open kmix?
[01:52] <Lilacor> gnychis: Please let me know.
[01:53] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux : easiest way to acheve what you want is to boot both PC's with lie CD,s, mount the hdd of the one you wish to build on to the one you widh to use as a master, using nfs, then dd the contents of the master pc's disk directly on to the remote hdd
[01:53] <Faugn> ataq: what are you trying to compile?
[01:53] <gene6482> so....no luck with turning acpi off, now i'm really stumped
[01:53] <reep> ataq: for compiling, just install the build-essential package, it installs the standard c library headers
[01:53] <ataq> Faugn: vmware on x64
[01:53] <foug> how do i open kmix?
[01:53] <jasonmarcell_> has anyone ever seen the Mac address of their wired router display as 00:00:00:00:00:00 when doing ifconfig?
[01:53] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux - should say live cd not lie cd
[01:53] <ataq> reep:thanks, i will try it now
[01:54] <gene6482> any ideas as to how i can fix my intel 82801g sound to make it work, everything is installed correctly with no errors, but no sound is played
[01:54] <Faugn> ataq: ah, the perl configuration script for the modules?
[01:54] <ataq> Faugn: ya, thats the one
[01:54] <foug> anyone? i need to know how to open kmix so i can hopefully fix sound problem
[01:54] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: is there anything like symantec ghost ? but for linux
[01:54] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: dare I ask for your help setting up Samba...?
[01:55] <Faugn> like reep suggested, you have linux-headers-xxxxxx installed?
[01:55] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux : ghost is OS agnostic I believe - so you can use ghost
[01:55] <ataq> Faugn: yep, I have indeed
[01:55] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: i did use it as i said , but the ubuntu boot hangs at GRUB
[01:55] <reep> foug: I have no idea about the ac97...
[01:56] <Faugn> ataq: and you have GCC installed? everything to compile?
[01:56] <jasonmarcell_> I am having trouble with a plain ol' 8139 wired PCI ethernet card getting DHCP offers and when I do ifconfig, eth0 says its HWaddr is 00:00:00:00:00:00 .... lshw says that too
[01:56] <foug> reep: just need to know how to open kmix, i found a fix i think
[01:56] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux - thats a specific problem - there is no reason why it shouldnt work - ghost uses pretty much the same techniques as I described earlier
[01:56] <reep> foug: hm... tried running kmix from a terminal?
[01:56] <ataq> Faugn: Ya, Its strange, never happend me before installing
[01:56] <foug> reep: yes
[01:56] <EvilDennisR> I need another drink!
[01:56] <ajehuk> xyz-abc : I could help but I may not be the best person here to do so, I have no idea if there is a nice easy GUI way of simply sharing up a file with ubuntu, and I assume there is :)
[01:56] <reep> foug: dpkg -L kmix   , it will list all files installed by that package
[01:57] <xyz-abc> well its ok, enough networking for day.. thanks a lot for your help
[01:57] <foug> reep: ahh, not installed
[01:57] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - np
[01:57] <Faugn> ataq: well, good luck :)
[01:57] <Faugn> use qemu ;)
[01:57] <Lilacor> jasonmarcell_: sounds like it doesn't have the correct driver
[01:58] <eck> jasonmarcell_: are you sure the ethernet card works?
[01:58] <ataq> Faugn: Thanks for your help, I will get it going. just something small I have left out probably. Qemu isnt as good!
[01:58] <Lilacor> jasonmarcell_: that's just my guess out of my booty though
[01:58] <Faugn> ataq: it's really getting there :) maybe not for windows...
[01:58] <EvilDennisR> ajehuk: Captain Morgan Silver and Coke Zero
[01:59] <EvilDennisR> ajehuk: In a frosty pint glass, obviously...
[01:59] <vox754> EvilDennisR, offtopic?
[01:59] <Faugn> ataq: havn't try kvm or xen, I need a new PC...
[01:59] <Faugn> ;(
[01:59] <ataq> Faugn: I wanna try out ReactOS
[01:59] <ataq> Faugn: Xen is pretty cool
[01:59] <EvilDennisR> vox754: Eh?
[01:59] <jasonmarcell_> Lolacor: No, I think I've used this card before, though I wouldn't rule out that the card is bad. I'd lean more towards guessing that its a driver issue, but an 8139 ethernet card is pretty popular
[01:59] <Lilacor> ataq: I've heard the video drivers for Xen are...less than desirable
[02:00] <Faugn> ataq: you tried quemu with the kernel module to accelerate things?
[02:00] <jasonmarcell_> Lilacor: No, I think I've used this card before, though I wouldn't rule out that the card is bad. I'd lean more towards guessing that its a driver issue, but an 8139 ethernet card is pretty popular
[02:00] <cafuego> Faugn: I run virtualised OSes on a P3/600 with 640Mb ram.
[02:00] <moDumass> morning all i was tweking beryl last night messing with the blur settings then my machine froze, couldnt restart x, so i rebooted because im not very quick on the ball, and now all i get after login is a tan screen with a mouse pointer, please point me in a direction
[02:00] <jasonmarcell_> Lilacor, sorry misspelled your nick the first time
[02:00] <cafuego> Faugn: You do *not* need high-end hardware
[02:00] <Lilacor> jasonmarcell_: Hmmmmmmmmmm.... have you recently tested this card in another box?
[02:00] <Faugn> cafuego: :P
[02:00] <Lilacor> jasonmarcell_: it's NaBD
[02:00] <cafuego> Although when you run Xen in vmware on an actual hsot, you kidna do ;-)
[02:00] <Faugn> cafuego: I was thinking of those new instructions sets
[02:00] <mina_linux_Tux> Lilacor: now dd must work on my hdd0 as the source and what is the destionation as i want to make a CD ,
[02:00] <EvilDennisR> vox754: Come on man.. We were talking about a tasty beverage, not chatting it up about what we did on Friday night. Its ok =)
[02:00] <ataq> Faugn: nope, I havent tried Qemu in a while now. any good?
[02:00] <Faugn> kvm still need those, no?
[02:00] <jasonmarcell_> Lilacor: not recently, but i do have some other ethernet cards i may try
[02:01] <xyz-abc> I got a question: why is canonical sponsoring the Ubuntu project, what do they gain?
[02:01] <cafuego> Faugn: I have no machines (yet) that supports those, and xen/vmware run just fine.
[02:01] <cafuego> Faugn: Only think to make sure of is the guest OS doesn't start swapping.
[02:01] <vox754> EvilDennisR, alright.
[02:01] <nekomancer> hello, room.
[02:01] <Lilacor> jasonmarcell_: I would suggest trying a different card first or at least testing the card in another chassis.
[02:01] <moDumass> list ubuntu channels
[02:01] <moDumass> hmm,
[02:01] <eck> xyz-abc: because they hope to make lots of money like red hat
[02:01] <Lilacor> mina_linux_Tux: I'm not sure. I've never replicated like that before. Sorry.
[02:01] <Faugn> cafuego: ok
[02:01] <penguin42> xyz-abc: It's money given by a guy with a lot of money who wants to make the world better
[02:02] <xyz-abc> I like penguin's explanation better
[02:02] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux - how big is the HDD you are trying to image?
[02:02] <Linuturk> can anyone give me a hand? http://www.game-warden.com/forum/showthread.php?p=67265
[02:02] <neozen> xyz-abc: the simplest explanation is often the most logical
[02:02] <xyz-abc> eck: how can they make money? just selling support services, I guess, but just imagine how much bandwidth they go through daily
[02:02] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: 40 gb
[02:02] <Lilacor> xyz-abc: Mark Shuttleworth is a fmr. astronaut with idealistic dreams of having a world with more freedom, not less. He's trying to put linux into the hands of the average joe.
[02:03] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux - so how are you going to fit 40gb worth of hdd on to a 700mb cd? :)
[02:03] <sryder> anyone used high availability?
[02:03] <xyz-abc> it takes an astronaut to fight Microsoft!
[02:03] <eck> xyz-abc: i'm not really sure... obviously red hat makes a _lot_ of money, if canonical had similar success in the server market they would be in good shape
[02:03] <spikeb> Lilacor, while making money. not THAT idealistic.
[02:03] <tecta> how do you use rhythmbox-applet
[02:03] <neozen> xyz-abc: they make a metric ton of money supporting redhat in the corporate environment
[02:03] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: as the ghost make it
[02:03] <ins-dragonclaw> (gedit:14173): Gtk-WARNING **: Locale not supported by C library. // Using the fallback 'C' locale. <-- what does this mean?
[02:03] <xyz-abc> I guess ubuntu's servers aren't very common
[02:03] <tecta> i dont see rhythmbox-applet in gnome add applet
[02:03] <Lilacor> spikeb: yes but the initial investment is quite high and almost guaranteed to be a money losing start.
[02:04] <Lilacor> sryder: What do you mean?
[02:04] <spikeb> Lilacor, that's what businesses are.
[02:04] <Faugn> ins-dragonclaw: no support for you language, for the app your launching
[02:04] <Faugn> *your
[02:04] <foug> does ubuntu 7.04 come with a newer version of gaim?
[02:04] <ins-dragonclaw> I'm english
[02:04] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux ; its not going to work like that, are these both PC's?
[02:04] <neozen> foug: it would have to
[02:04] <ins-dragonclaw> how can it NOT support?
[02:04] <foug> neozen: cool
[02:04] <jrib> foug: yes, packages.ubuntu.com can tell you exactly which version
[02:04] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux - as in desktop PC'a?
[02:04] <neozen> foug: though its not called gaim anymore
[02:04] <foug> neozen: i know, pidgin
[02:04] <Faugn> ins-dragonclaw: the default one is C, that I think can be pretty much anything
[02:04] <emacsen> ins-dragonclaw, sorry, we only speak American here
[02:05] <neozen> foug: ::nods::
[02:05] <Faugn> dependy on who coded the app
[02:05] <theTrav> hmm, is it possible for ubuntu to connect to a windows pc's as a remote desktop client?
[02:05] <sryder> Lilacor: I want to find out if you can have multiple virtual IP Addresses using ldirector/heartbeat (linux ha)
[02:05] <neozen> theTrav: yeah
[02:05] <emacsen> theTrav, there's a remote desktop client, you can install it
[02:05] <Lilacor> theTrav: There's a gnome RDP client so I'm assuming it's possible.
[02:05] <neozen> theTrav: you want to install rdesktop
[02:05] <Faugn> ins-dragonclaw: also, it may just be that the app does not support localisation
[02:05] <spikeb> apparently canonical plans on making money via proprietary crap, too - witness launchpad.
[02:05] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: i used Ubuntu 6.10 to install the system already running , as i think the installation didn't use the hall capacity of the HD, so i want to make an image fo the system already installed on a CD
[02:05] <ins-dragonclaw> i installed soundconverter and I get errors like that
[02:05] <spikeb> bit of a different model than redhat.
[02:05] <eck> sryder: you can have multiple virtual ip addresses with ifconfig
[02:05] <Linuturk> can anyone give me a hand? http://www.game-warden.com/forum/showthread.php?p=67265
[02:05] <eck> sryder: ifconfig eth0:1 <IP_ADDRESS>
[02:06] <neozen> theTrav: that's the only one I know of ... it should be in the repositories
[02:06] <eck> there, now eth0 has a second ip address
[02:06] <Lilacor> sryder: I'm assuming that linux virtual server does this. I've never tried it out however.
[02:06] <neozen> eck: oi..... that sounds like a headache waiting to happen
[02:06] <sryder> eck: yeah I'm cool with that - its LVS that I am not sure about
[02:06] <ins-dragonclaw> let the fun begin...
[02:06] <atselby> faugn: you still here?
[02:06] <atselby> !pastebin
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[02:06] <eck> neozen: it is very useful if you are in an office with lots of subnets...
[02:07] <neozen> eck: ::nods::
[02:07] <Faugn> atselby: yep
[02:07] <Lilacor> Linuturk: Ooooh..you're trying to get the game working I see.
[02:07] <eck> neozen: dhcp puts me on one subnet, the servers are on another, but i create a virtual interface and can still get through :-)
[02:07] <neozen> eck: like I said... headaches
[02:07] <MrMakeveli> !partition | MrMakeveli
[02:07] <atselby> faugn: rebooted into recoveryr mode of the latest kernel and got a different .xsession-errors
[02:07] <sryder> Lilacor: I think I can only bind one virtual IP to a physical ethernet. I guess theres only one way to find out..
[02:07] <atselby> faugn: could there be anything usefull in it?
[02:07] <MrMakeveli> !partition
[02:07] <ubotu> Partitioning programs: !GParted or QTParted (also "man mkfs" for formatting) - Mounting partitions in Gnome under Dapper: System -> Administration -> Disks - For Edgy, see !fstab and !DiskMounter
[02:07] <Linuturk> yes Lilacor
[02:07] <Linuturk> Lilacor, please help!
[02:07] <neozen> eck: so its that easy to spoof an ip .... scary scary
[02:07] <Linuturk> Lilacor, I want to frack cylons
[02:07] <atselby> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15706/
[02:07] <neozen> eck: lol
[02:08] <Lilacor> Linuturk:  :S
[02:08] <reep> !DiskMounter > reep
[02:08] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux - the problem you will face is that traditional imaging appliations will simply deal with a linux file system as one big blob of data, including all the free space, I am not aware of any smarter ways of doing it, ghost will work over a network and dd certainly will, but I dont think there is neccessarily an easy way of doing this.  you may be able to use something like livestate, or b,r but they are all commercial and exp
[02:08] <Lilacor> Linuturk:  I have never dealt with this program so I can't say very much.
[02:08] <Faugn> atselby: ouch, not pretty :/
[02:08] <spikeb> dd rocks
[02:08] <Lilacor> Linuturk: What libraries does it require?
[02:08] <atselby> faugn: yeah... XD
[02:08] <Lilacor> mina_linux_Tux: There's also ghost for unix you could try?
[02:09] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux : I could walk you through the whole thing step by step, but whilst simple it is not somehing that can be done by clicking through a gui
[02:09] <MrMakeveli> hey everyone! im looking to partition out my 160gb hd right now to install ubuntu on this hd as well (already have it on another 80gb). this time around, however, i would like to create separate partitions. does anyone have any recommendations for what partitions to make, sizes (relative to 160gb) and filesystems to use?
[02:09] <Lilacor> Linuturk: scratch that...do you have all of the necessary libraries?
[02:09] <louieb> Hey I am trying to install 6.10 and cant figure out how to get gparted to set the raid flag. I had suse and it is already setup as a raid so on of the partitions has the flag setup but the other is unknown. I need to know how to delete it and make a new partition so i can get software raid 0
[02:09] <Faugn> atselby: I'd say your config is pretty f*** up now
[02:09] <Faugn> :P
[02:09] <Linuturk> Lilacor, well, I have the appropriate libraries as far as I know, but my DRI is off, specifically the S3TC with the i915 chipset
[02:09] <eck> neozen: it's not really "spoofing" per se, that's just how routers work
[02:09] <holycow> ajehuk, just as a heads up, the smart way is to marry dd, cfdisk and partimage into a script.  dd for bootsector+grub, cfdisk for partitioning, partimage for filesystems.  3 minutes flat for 20 gig partitions and a default install
[02:09] <sryder> spikeb: can you dd partitions of different sizes?
[02:09] <atselby> faugn: yeah... so how would i go about fixin that?
[02:09] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: so ?
[02:09] <Pelo> louieb,  apply your previous modifications before  setting the flag
[02:10] <atselby> the sad part is i dont know what i did.
[02:10] <Lilacor> Linuturk: have you checked your chipset's OpenGL support?
[02:10] <Faugn> atselby: dump compiz?
[02:10] <tecta> die
[02:10] <ajehuk> holycow - and if the second disk isnt local to the first?
[02:10] <atselby> faugn: but how
[02:10] <spikeb> sryder, no idea. i've just used it to copy sector by sector
[02:10] <cappicrd> damn... i'm getting error 127 from rastertoz600
[02:10] <sryder> spikeb: ahh cool
[02:10] <louieb> Pelo: so make the ext3 parition and then I can edit it after?
[02:10] <Linuturk> Lilacor, I've turned on S3TC using driconf, but I apparently need to compile one of the packages at the bottom of this page >> http://homepage.hispeed.ch/rscheidegger/dri_experimental/s3tc_index.html >> I've ran Freespace2 on this chipset before
[02:10] <atselby> faugn: i cant open up the session editor...
[02:10] <Faugn> atselby: how did you activate it?
[02:10] <atselby> faugn: i didnt.
[02:10] <Pelo> louieb,   that would be my suggestion
[02:10] <holycow> ajehuk, makes no diff
[02:10] <atselby> faugn: i never put compiz into the autostart.
[02:10] <d00d_> Host/Kernel/OS  "d00d-desktop" running Linux 2.6.15-28-386 i686 [ Ubuntu 6.06.1 LTS ]
[02:10] <d00d_> CPU Info        Intel Core2 X6800 @ 4096 KB cache flags( sse sse2 nx lm pni vmx ) clocked at [ 1600.349 MHz ]
[02:10] <d00d_> Videocard       Unknown device 0191  X.Org 7.0.0  [ 1024x768 @50hz ]
[02:10] <d00d_> Network cards   Marvell 88E8001 Gigabit Ethernet Controller, at port: b000
[02:10] <d00d_> Processes 81 | Uptime 43min | Memory 171.0/2026.8MB | HDD WDC WD1600JB-00REA0 Size 245GB (6%used) | GLX Renderer GeForce 8800 GTX/PCI/SSE2 | GLX Version 2.1.0 NVIDIA 97.55 | Client X-Chat 2.6.6 | Infobash v2.60
[02:10] <Linuturk> Lilacor, it can't hurt to recheck for open gl
[02:11] <jrib> !paste | d00d_
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[02:11] <louieb> Pelo: and then to make the raid, do I just tell both partitions to be / ?
[02:11] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: as the manual says dd can image in chunks and i can specify start and end block or skip blocks
[02:11] <sryder> spikeb: I tried it last night - had a 20G partition dd'd to a 50G parition. I later found that the 50G partition was only seen as a 20G partition
[02:11] <MrMakeveli> hey everyone! im looking to partition out my 160gb hd right now to install ubuntu on this hd as well (already have it on another 80gb). this time around, however, i would like to create separate partitions. does anyone have any recommendations for what partitions to make, sizes (relative to 160gb) and filesystems to use?
[02:11] <atselby> !paste | d00d_
[02:11] <ajehuk> MrMakeveli: seperate /boot /home and /var - boot quite small (200mb?) home as big as you can and var @ 1-5G depending what you run
[02:11] <sryder> spikeb: So I ended up just mounting and doing a cp
[02:11] <d00d_> sorry
[02:11] <spikeb> sryder, you could probably resize that partition with something heh
[02:11] <NewbieBaba> hey.. which IRC program do you preffer im connecting by GAIM that i cant use the commands :/
[02:11] <ajehuk> holycow - makes a big difference on time
[02:11] <atselby> its okay d00d_
[02:11] <MrMakeveli> ajehuk: thanks
[02:11] <spikeb> NewbieBaba, xchat is a good choice
[02:11] <JP_P_home> hello how to know the uptime of apache2  with a shell command ?
[02:12] <MrMakeveli> ajehuk: ext3 for all?
[02:12] <louieb> thank you very much Pelo
[02:12] <Pelo> louieb,  I've never made a raid   but I know you cannot set flags in gparted while you have commands pending , so if you set your table and added your partitions, you need to finish that off before setting a flag
[02:12] <sryder> spikeb: I tried parted but it didnt like moving the primary partition that / was mounted on
[02:12] <Faugn> atselby: if you launch X by hand (just X, Alt+Ctrl+Backspace to kill it), does it work?
[02:12] <spikeb> sryder, ahh ok
[02:12] <eck> NewbieBaba: i think most people use xchat (or xchat-gnome) for a graphical client and irssi for a command line client, it's really a matter of preference
[02:12] <reep> sryder: yes, with dd you copy the filesystem, and the filesystem was only 20GB, you can grow the filesystem to fit the 50GB afterwards though
[02:12] <NewbieBaba> thanks guys..
[02:12] <sryder> reep: like with reiserfs utils ?
[02:12] <ajehuk> MrMakeveli whatever you like - I usually have boot as ext3 (it degrades to ext2 and I have never seen a problem with ext..) the rest you can format with whatever you want (ext3 is fine) as long as your kernel supports the fs
[02:13] <eck> sryder: what is wrong with using tar?
[02:13] <jasonmarcell_> NewbieBaba: i'm using colloquy on a mac
[02:13] <atselby> faugn: doesnt alt ctrl backspace restart x?
[02:13] <sryder> eck: never thought of it..
[02:13] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: ,.....?
[02:13] <mister_roboto> JP_P_home: ps -ef |grep apache    and look at start time
[02:13] <Faugn> mmm, take a look in ~/.gconf/apps/gnome-session/ubuntu/%gconf.xml too
[02:13] <reep> sryder: don't have any experience with reiserfs, but for ext2 and ext3, you'd use resize2fs
[02:13] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux : yes?
[02:13] <NewbieBaba> i need simple n fast one
[02:13] <NewbieBaba> :D
[02:13] <Linuturk> Lilacor, any ideas ?
[02:13] <spikeb> xchat is simple and fast.
[02:13] <Faugn> atselby: nope, kill it, but gdm restart it automatically
[02:13] <atselby> faugn: kill it now then?
[02:14] <eck> you shouldn't be using dd unless you really know that you need it, file-based archives are better
[02:14] <jasonmarcell_> yeah, and i guess if you're on gaim, chances are you're on a pc
[02:14] <Faugn> atselby: it worked?
[02:14] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: so what i have to do , as i said dd can make chunks of data
[02:14] <neozen> spikeb: indeed it is... I'm just getting friendly with it now
[02:14] <atselby> leme tyr it
[02:14] <atselby> brb
[02:14] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: so if I want to access my Ubuntu PC from my WinXP PC I need to set up a Samba shared folder on my Ubuntu PC?
[02:14] <wj32> hi NewbieBaba
[02:14] <Lilacor> Linuturk: Hmmmm....have you tried using different drivers? [are there any available?]
[02:14] <gene6482> Intel 82801g sound card with conexant chip not functional everything appears to be in good shape, aplay works, but no sound is output, help!!
[02:14] <sryder> reep: I should have given that a shot.. maybe next time
[02:14] <NewbieBaba> hey wj32 :)
[02:14] <eegore> Is anyone here familiar with setting up a logitech digital joystick on the Kubuntu 63 bit Feisty using an Audigy 2 Gameport
[02:14] <NewbieBaba> im finally on Ubuntu lalala
[02:14] <NewbieBaba> :)
[02:14] <MrMakeveli> ajehuk: also, i have a practical question: im running off the live cd now to format the 160 im on. im under the "install" and im doing manual partitioning. if i create new partitions with those names and filesystems, when i finish it off will it all just magically work? like if i create a /boot and a /var and a big /home, when i keep installing, will it know not to create those?
[02:14] <eegore> 64*
[02:15] <reep> sryder: but as eck mentioned, tar is the best option, it retains permissions and ownership
[02:15] <JP_P_home> thanks mister_roboto
[02:15] <Pelo> eegore,  check the forum for the joystic model
[02:15] <NewbieBaba> i'll keep bothering you with my newbie questions ! :D
[02:15] <Linuturk> Lilacor, no, I haven't tried that. I have the best drivers for my chipset with direct rendering out of the box
[02:15] <atselby> faugn: now i have another output of error
[02:15] <atselby> !past
[02:15] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about past - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:15] <atselby> !paste
[02:15] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[02:15] <Linuturk> Lilacor, or, I thought I did
[02:15] <|Jason8|> Hello, how do I change an .rpm file to a .deb file?
[02:15] <ajehuk> xyz-abc - yes (or you can get a nfs client for windows and use nfs but since you are already using samba there isnt much point) by the way why dont you just use the samba share for two way traffic? after all anything in that folder can be seen by the ubuntu box, even if you are not fropping stuff directly on to it...
[02:15] <gene6482> Intel 82801g sound card with conexant chip not functional everything appears to be in good shape, aplay works, but no sound is output, help!!
[02:15] <wj32> |Jason8|: alien
[02:15] <eegore> ] \I did and the poor guy that asked the question came up with no response either
[02:15] <Lilacor> Linuturk: I'm sorry. I don't have any decent ideas since I am not using that application. :(
[02:15] <atselby> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15710/
[02:15] <atselby> faugn: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/15710/
[02:15] <Munchkinguy> Does Ubuntu support USB TV cards?
[02:15] <gnomefreak> |Jason8|: alien but its not always safe. most of the time ther eis a deb for it already
[02:16] <mister_roboto> !alien
[02:16] <ubotu> RPM is the RedHat Package Management system. Ubuntu uses !APT, not RPM. RPM packages are not supported (the package "alien" can allow installing them, but it's quite dangerous)
[02:16] <Linuturk> Lilacor, thanks for trying
[02:16] <eck> |Jason8|: if you have the option, get a source tarball, alien isn't very good
[02:16] <Lilacor> Linuturk: Good luck. :)
[02:16] <|Jason8|> Okay...
[02:16] <Faugn> atselby: look into ~/.gconf/apps/gnome-session/ubuntu/%gconf.xml
[02:16] <xyz-abc> You mean the current Samba share, the "/home/downstairs/Desktop/winxpmtdir"?
[02:16] <wj32> |Jason8|: alien mypackage.rpm
[02:17] <mister_roboto> eck:  but alien turns it into a .deb and you get it added to the pkg database on install, right?
[02:17] <Faugn> maybe renaming this file, or changing the wm to metacity
[02:17] <wj32> |Jason8|: produces mypackage.deb
[02:17] <eck> mister_roboto: if it works ;-)
[02:17] <|Jason8|> Well, lemmie ask you guys this.  Is there a plugin for xmms that enables the playing of .wma files?
[02:17] <|Jason8|> wj32, thanks :)
[02:17] <ajehuk> MrMakeveli - yep - if you create those partitions and tell the installer to mount them at /boot /var /home etc.. they will be used in the isntall
[02:17] <eck> mister_roboto: also, the filesystem layout is not completely the same between distros
[02:17] <atselby> faugn: no "ubuntu" folder
[02:17] <mister_roboto> eck: source installs are fine if you understand the consequences of managing it manually :)
[02:17] <atselby> faugn: there is a%gconf.xml though
[02:17] <Faugn> atselby: and before starting X manually, stop GDM, or use another console (like X :2)
[02:17] <Pelo> |Jason8|,  I think you just need the regular codecs and stuff
[02:17] <mina_linux_Tux> atselby: hey no way ???????
[02:18] <wj32> |Jason8|: w32codecs
[02:18] <atselby> mina_linux_tux: what?
[02:18] <mister_roboto> eck: noobs have tons of trouble with it though
[02:18] <Pelo> !mp3 | |Jason8|
[02:18] <ubotu> |Jason8|: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[02:18] <Shrimpy_> hey guys, when i shut down ubuntu. i get a screen that says vmnet1 is an unregistered device and is wating to shutdown. but i've waited like two hours and nothing happends. any clue
[02:18] <Lilacor> gnychis: Is your wireless working?
[02:18] <rafael> hi to all
[02:18] <mina_linux_Tux> atselby: what i have to do now
[02:18] <|Jason8|> thanks!
[02:18] <wj32> !w32codecs | |Jason8|
[02:18] <ubotu> |Jason8|: Seveas has a popular 3rd party repository for several packages, including the win32 codecs: see http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - See also !Codecs
[02:18] <atselby> mina_linux_tux: do what?
[02:18] <neozen> got a question about xchat
[02:18] <Lilacor> hehehehe
[02:18] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk:  what i have to do now
[02:18] <neozen> clicking on urls doesn't open them in a browser
[02:18] <eegore> Pelo: it seems the other poor individual who made a post is facing the same problem in trying to get the ADI module to load since nobody responded to his thread
[02:18] <Lilacor> neozen: Please ask away.
[02:18] <mina_linux_Tux> atselby: not you sorry
[02:18] <atselby> ah
[02:18] <atselby> k
[02:18] <sohum> how do i reinstall all packages brought in by a metapackage?
[02:18] <neozen> ...though it does seem to highlight them properly
[02:19] <rafael> i'm writing from uberyl
[02:19] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux : Im sorry, Im not sure quite what you are after? could you reiterate?
[02:19] <Pelo> eegore,   at least you are not alone
[02:19] <eegore> I have been googling all week on this
[02:19] <ardchoille> sohum: Installing the metapackage will accomplish that.
[02:19] <Pelo> eegore,  try for another similar model
[02:19] <Lilacor> neozen: sorry I don't know. Do you have your web browsers installed?
[02:19] <sohum> ardchoille: tried that. no dice.
[02:19] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: now i want to make an installable iso image from my running system
[02:19] <neozen> Lilacor: absolutely
[02:19] <Pelo> eegore,  or try  the logitech site
[02:19] <xyz-abc> ajehuk: did you mean to use the current Samba share, the "/home/downstairs/Desktop/winxpmtdir" as a 2-way dir? (cause thats the one i cant access)
[02:19] <gene6482> Intel 82801g sound card with conexant chip not functional everything appears to be in good shape, aplay works, but no sound is output, help!!
[02:19] <sohum> ardchoille: it just installed the metapackage
[02:20] <eegore> I have an analog that works but it has a mucked up miissile button
[02:20] <MrMakeveli> ajehuk: thanks, i guess i'll go ahead and try
[02:20] <sohum> ardchoille: reinstalled, that is
[02:20] <Lilacor> neozen: Sorry. I'm not sure why that wouldn't work.
[02:20] <neozen> Lilacor: yeah
[02:20] <Pelo> eegore,  I mean look in the forum for symilar models you might get some clues on how to set yours up
[02:20] <neozen> oh well.. back later
[02:20] <ardchoille> sohum: Well, if you uninstalled the metapackage, that's all that was uninstalled, the packages is brought in weren't uninstalled.
[02:20] <eegore> has the adi module been depreciated?
[02:20] <ajehuk> mina_linux_Tux - like I said - I am not sure how to go about doing that - I cant remember the last time I used a CD to install antyhing.  I mentioned using dd over a network.  you will need to grab someone else to do it using CD's
[02:20] <wj32> Shrimpy_: alt+sysrq+e
[02:20] <sohum> ardchoille: i don't want to uninstall
[02:21] <sohum> ardchoille: the metapackage, and its dependencies, are installed
[02:21] <sohum> ardchoille: i want to reinstall them
[02:21] <wj32> the thing about apt is you can reinstall without uninstalling first
[02:21] <ardchoille> sohum: If you nstalled a metapackage, then reinstalled it. . the only thing reinstalled is the metapackage because the packages it brought in are still installed.
[02:21] <reep> sohum: don' know of any command to do that, but "aptitude show the-meta-package" will list it's dependancies ...
[02:21] <jrib> sohum: what is the reason you want to reinstall them?  That rarely solves anything
[02:21] <wj32> which means if my libc is stuffed and i want to reinstall it
[02:21] <ardchoille> sohum: Ah, ok, got it now.
[02:22] <wj32> i have to uninistall everything
[02:22] <sohum> jrib: my texlive system is mucking up. I think due to weird updates brought in from elsewhere
[02:22] <mistone> is there a bootmanager for linux that  is like bootcamp for OSX, all graphical ?
[02:22] <jrib> sohum: mucking up how?
[02:22] <wj32> sometimes after a big hacking day, you stuff things up
[02:22] <wj32> mistone: how is bootcamp graphical?
[02:23] <sohum> jrib: the harvard styles won't work properly
[02:23] <jrib> sohum: why are you so non-specific?
[02:23] <mistone> wj32: http://digital-lifestyles.info/copy_images/boot-camp-mac-xp-lg.jpg
[02:24] <sohum> jrib: hm. becasue i'm not sure what the actual problem is
[02:24] <wj32> oh cmon how is that graphical
[02:24] <wj32> thats as graphical as grub
[02:24] <tbuss> I'm new to linux is there a way to remove apache2/php4/mysql/gallery2 other than sudo apt-get remove.
[02:24] <wj32> simply
[02:24] <wj32> select one with your keyboard
[02:24] <wj32> thats just like grub
[02:24] <mina_linux_Tux> ajehuk: what about reconstructor ?
[02:24] <mistone> I want two icons I can switch between
[02:24] <sohum> jrib: first error I get is
[02:24] <wj32> tbuss: don't.
[02:24] <mistone> instead of text
[02:24] <sohum> jrib:  Use of \\htmladdnormallink doesn't match its definition.
[02:24] <sohum> \text@command #1->\def \reserved@a {
[02:24] <sohum>                                     #1}\ifx \reserved@a \@empty \let<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[02:24] <wj32> tbuss: unless you didnt install it using apt
[02:25] <tbuss> wj32: mysql was installed in synaptic
[02:25] <wj32> tbuss: are you getting an error when you uninstall them?
[02:25] <ffm> HOW DO i restart apache?
[02:25] <wj32> ffm: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[02:25] <jrib> sohum: and you are compiling a latex document that previously compiled without errors?
[02:25] <vox754> sohum, Texlive 2007?
[02:25] <egoant> Hello!
[02:25] <sohum> jrib: and then i get a lot of extra }, or forgotten /endgroup
[02:25] <tbuss> wj32: just having a nightmare trying to install gallery2 with apache, thought I would try the whole thing over from scratch
[02:25] <wj32> Hallo.
[02:26] <sohum> jrib: it used to, es
[02:26] <egoant> I am having some strange issues with Feisty
[02:26] <egoant> My cube workspaces quit on me.
[02:26] <sohum> vox754: latest feisty texlive
[02:26] <wj32> tbuss: manually remove what you installed manually.
[02:26] <egoant> Sort of mior, but still puzzling
[02:26] <wj32> tbuss: apt remove what you apt installed.
[02:26] <mina_linux_Tux> any comment
[02:27] <wj32> egoant: enable cubes?
[02:27] <ajehuk> tbuss : how's it going?
[02:27] <tbuss> wj32: when I use apt it seems as though the applications don't completely remove.
[02:27] <sohum> jrib: and, i haven't checked it, but i think it also compiles fine on another feisty machine i have
[02:27] <vox754> sohum, I would download Texlive straight form CTAN, it is massive though, one DVD.
[02:27] <tbuss> ajehuk: you don't want to know :)
[02:27] <wj32> tbuss: purge / completely remove configuration
[02:27] <egoant> That's the weird thing, I did eable them, then I tried dsabling them and re-enabling them
[02:27] <sohum> vox754: *shudder*
[02:27] <ajehuk> tbuss - dont tell me - now its *really* broke.. :)
[02:27] <egoant> The weird thing is, f I switch to any workspace but the first, I lose my interface.
[02:27] <tbuss> wj32: okay, purge will do the trick, for apt installed, manual or both
[02:28] <wj32> tbuss: sudo apt-get purge ...
[02:28] <sohum> vox754: is there an easier way? can't i use the repositories?
[02:28] <egoant> I'm left with my desktop image and whatever icons are on my destop
[02:28] <tbuss> wj32: I will give it try, thanks
[02:28] <mister_roboto> does anyone know if truecrypt will ever be part of ubuntu's repos? any plans?
[02:28] <atselby>
[02:28] <EvilDennisR>
[02:28] <gene6482> Intel 82801g sound card with conexant chip not functional everything appears to be in good shape, aplay works, but no sound is output, help!!
[02:28] <wj32> tbuss: apt. unless you've messed with the apt installed packages.
[02:28] <san_diego_guy> hi... can anyone recommend a good editor for Ubuntu with tab editing, multiple syntax highlighting and FTP support?
[02:28] <AbuSami> I want to install automake1.6 using apt, what should I do ?
[02:28] <tbuss> ajehuk: I've messed with a lot these passed couple of days :)
[02:28] <wj32> gene6482: works on windows or not?
[02:29] <EvilDennisR> san_diego_guy: gedit ?
[02:29] <gene6482> wj32 yes
[02:29] <ajehuk> wj32 - tbuss wouldnt do that, he wouldnt delete stuff that is managed by apt - would you tbuss -
[02:29] <Faugn> AbuSami: distributed filesystem development libraries
[02:29] <Faugn> libpam-openafs-kaserver - AFS distributed filesystem kaserver PAM module
[02:29] <wj32> san_diego_guy: by multiple syntax highlighting do you mean
[02:29] <EvilDennisR> san_diego_guy: i dunno if it has ftp support though..
[02:29] <Faugn> AbuSami: sorry
[02:29] <jrib> sohum: when you said "weird updates from elsewhere", what did you mean?
[02:29] <Faugn> AbuSami: apt-get install automake1.6
[02:29] <sohum> jrib: again, i'm not sure
[02:29] <mina_linux_Tux> does anyone used reconstructor before ?
[02:29] <wj32> san_diego_guy: html is coloured and javascript is as well?
[02:29] <tbuss> ajehuk: sure?
[02:29] <wj32> san_diego_guy: in the same page.
[02:29] <AbuSami> Faugn: its not available !
[02:29] <san_diego_guy> @evil: i don't think gedit has FTP support... i need that to edit and save files directly via FTP
[02:29] <ajehuk> tbuss - where did you get to?
[02:29] <sohum> jrib: all i have for certain is that a system installed with feisty cd and texlive packages then grabbed works fine
[02:29] <jrib> sohum: can you pastebin a document that fails to compile?
[02:29] <cafuego> san_diego_guy: vim!
[02:29] <wj32> gene6482: duno
[02:30] <vox754> sohum, I would definitely recommend getting it from CTAN. It is worth it. The DVD stuff can be run live and it can also be installed; there is also a CD which can only be installed.
[02:30] <ajehuk> tbuss - sorting it out I mean (obviously)
[02:30] <EvilDennisR> san_diego_guy: Why are you using ftp? Its unsecure =)
[02:30] <vipwoody>  I am a new Linux User, Im fed up with Windows Vista thats why I'm trying to make a change and move to Linux. I saw Ubuntu, and Fiesty Fawn as a new release. I downloaded it, and I am trying it right now. It is really amazing, I like it a lot. But since I am new to Linux, I need some help concerning the "nVidia driver" download + install. I have a GeForce 4 VGA, and I need its driver for the effects to work. Any help is appreciated. Thanks
[02:30] <tbuss> ajehuk: I managed to find myself at the gallery2 gonfig page
[02:30] <san_diego_guy> @wj32: yes... HTML, Javascript, PHP, all color-tagged appropriately in the same page
[02:30] <Faugn> AbuSami: indeed!