[04:31] <Nitsuga> daddysmurf, to mix sound from different applications together, and maybe output it to multiple soundcards at the same time while downmixing thet sorround sound of the movie to your two speakers
[04:31] <Nitsuga> wizoz, welcome... good luck.. I'm leaving, but you can ask anyone in the channel if you have trouble
[04:31] <mickster04> daddysmurf: i think there are alternatives
[04:31] <daddysmurf> mickster04: I just removed it, and everything works perfectly
[04:31] <mickster04> daddysmurf: have you rebooted
[04:32] <rizkhan> hey guys, i need a vpn client for ubuntu. I dont know the configuration but have a vcf file from cisco vpn client ..can it be used with any ubuntu vpn client ?
[04:32] <wizoz> Nitsuga ok, thanks ;)
[04:32] <mickster04> rizkhan: i thought ubunutu supported vpn by defaulot without programs
[04:32] <daddysmurf> until I get a second sound card, I'm gonna run w/o pulse. used to run w/o it in suse and gentoo, so I think I should be fine
[04:33] <daddysmurf> although I saw a sound card for $5 recently...
[04:33] <mickster04> daddysmurf: if you haven't rebooted you will be using whatever sound server you were previously, because uninstalling it doesn't stp it from working in that session...
[04:33] <rizkhan> mickster04, i know, but the vcf file .. comtains some encrypted passwds for grps and stuff and i need something comaptible to cisco
[04:33] <Ken8521> rizkhan,  i just connectdd to a windows box w/ VNC, and the "configuration file" I saved for that connection, is .rdp
[04:33] <Nitsuga> daddysmurf, pulse is very awesome.. when it works... if it isn't working to you you can uninstall it and leave the mixing task to the kernel... but you loose some features, like per-application volume controls and sound level restoration
[04:33] <mickster04> rizkhan: oh sorry ignore me
[04:34] <uLinux> How can I start a terminal with alltray?
[04:34] <daddysmurf> Nitsuga: it's that or I only get sound from one random application at a time...
[04:34] <rizkhan> Ken8521, rdp is remote desktop, m talking about cisco vpn client
[04:34] <Ken8521> rizkhan, no kidding?
[04:34] <Ken8521> lol
[04:34] <Ken8521> geez.. bad case of DA running around here tonight
[04:35] <enav> pidgin is the BEST irc client ever
[04:35] <OddJoe> hey everyone
[04:35] <pie_time> what do i need to see and work on the screen of a LAN pc?
[04:35] <daddysmurf> rizkhan: http://www.unix-ag.uni-kl.de/~massar/bin/cisco-decode
[04:35] <Ken8521> enav, ? only during a friday night drinking binge.. ;)
[04:35] <Nitsuga> daddysmurf, without pulse... some (more than expected) apps block the sound card to exclusive use
[04:35] <detrix> I need some help with apache2.  I have followed the setup docs on the Ubuntu site.  now just one small issue.  I set up a site in my home dir.  I have edited the files thats supposed to tell apache where the document root dir is.  but I am still getting the defautl "It works" index.html in the /var/www.   anyone willing to help walk me through on how to figure this out??
[04:35] <mickster04> enav: false
[04:35] <daddysmurf> pie_time: rdp, vnc?
[04:36] <enav> why?
[04:36] <pie_time> what's that daddysmurf
[04:36] <rizkhan> daddysmurf, thanks
[04:36] <daddysmurf> Nitsuga: don't tell me that, I'll cry
[04:36] <daddysmurf> rizkhan: np
[04:36] <Ken8521> pie_time, is the other machine you want to connect to, Ubuntu or 'doze?
[04:36] <mickster04> enav: because irssi is
[04:36] <juk> RRU_Sciguy: I able to hear stereo using third headset
[04:36] <daddysmurf> pie_time: vnc and rdp are both remote desktop software, install server on one end, install client on other, goto town
[04:36] <pie_time> Ken8521, ubuntu
[04:36] <enav> detrix: weel  ubuntu site is nice but incomplete
[04:36] <tensorpudding> detrix: you restarted apache right?
[04:37] <pie_time> ok thanks daddysmurf. are both free?
[04:37] <Ken8521> pie_time, ok.. that's fairly easy to do... what versions of ubuntu?
[04:37] <RudyValencia> OK I have usbmount setup on my system, when I'm finished with a volume do I unmount it manually first?
[04:37] <detrix> tensorpudding, a couple of times, yes
[04:37] <Nitsuga> daddysmurf, fortunately nowadays it's less likely to happen... the only popular app that doeas that is (why it doesn't surprise me)... Flash Player!
[04:37] <pie_time> ken 10.04 and 10.04, respectively. :P
[04:37] <enav> detrix: you need to enable your new site and disable the default
[04:37] <Ken8521> pie_time, on both machines go to system/preferences/remote desktop
[04:37] <detrix> enav:  did that, yes
[04:37] <daddysmurf> Nitsuga: I run flash (youtube'n music), and mythtv at the same time alot
[04:37] <Ken8521> enable the options you want
[04:38] <detrix> enav: only one site active
[04:38] <shauno> detrix: which files did you edit?
[04:38] <enav> detrix: you did this?:   a2dissite default
[04:39] <daddysmurf> Ken8521, pie_time: apt-get install x11vnc ??
[04:39] <Ken8521> pie_time, if the other PC doesn't have any one, make sure you configure it to "automatically accept"(and password protect it)
[04:39] <detrix> shauno:  I copied the default site file to NovaPrime; edited it and changed the document root dir.   enav: yes
[04:39] <Ken8521> daddysmurf, he doesn't need it.
[04:39] <neclimdul> I'm having a problem where after updating to 10.10, my wired connection doesn't work and my wireless is terrible
[04:39] <Ken8521> daddysmurf, 10.04 comes w/ everything he needs to connect two 10.04 machines
[04:39] <mickster04> !10.10 | neclimdul
[04:39] <daddysmurf> Ken8521: okie doke, I'm sure you know better than me, I come from source distributions
[04:39] <Nitsuga> daddysmurf, in that case myself from about a year before now envys you
[04:40] <enav> the config file example on ubuntu site is not good... let me give you another
[04:40] <neclimdul> mickster04: many thanks
[04:40] <detrix> shauno: enav: and then I did the e2dissite and e2ensite
[04:40] <enav> detrix: the config file example on ubuntu site is not good... let me give you another
[04:40] <detrix> enav: thank you so very much
[04:42] <Ken8521> pie_time, once you enable remote desktop on both machines, just use remote desktop viewer, and connect to that machines IP... very simple
[04:42] <Nitsuga> so.. I'm leaving... have a nice day you all!
[04:42] <enav> detrix: why you dont want to use the default site?
[04:43]  * qingyulinag zzzZZZ
[04:43] <enav> detrix: tell me exactly what you want to do?, just learn?
[04:43] <detrix> enav:  the ubuntu site said to copy the default site setup for starters, but it says to edit to change the document root.
[04:44] <RRU_Sciguy> juk: than it's the headset
[04:44] <enav> detrix: don't worry about that ... tell me what you want to do  with that server
[04:44] <OddJoe> hey all: If I install the nvidia drivers will that also take care of the sound? I am useing nvidia 615SE +430 (HD)
[04:45] <detrix> enav: mostly to learn but I do want to actually get it to be a web server.
[04:45] <mickster04> OddJoe: no? how would it?
[04:45] <mickster04> detrix: what are you using as a webserver?
[04:45] <Ken8521> OddJoe, i'm not sure why you think it would.. but i'll just tell you.. very very very very very very unlikely
[04:45] <detrix> mickster04, as in hardware or software???
[04:45] <mickster04> detrix: soft
[04:45] <enav> detrix: actually you can build all your stuff in the default apche folder
[04:45] <Ken8521> 'If i fill up my gas tank, do i still need oil to start my car?"
[04:45] <OddJoe> mickster84: The card is sposto handle video and sound. Thats why I am woundering
[04:46] <enav> detrix: this is located at /var/www/
[04:46] <detrix> enav: tis true.  that would make things alot simpler.
[04:46] <mickster04> OddJoe: can you give me a weblink with details for the card?
[04:46] <mickster04> #
[04:46] <detrix> mickster04, I am using apache2
[04:47] <OddJoe> mickster84: sure, let me get the link real quick.
[04:47] <mickster04> detrix: ok i'm confused as to why there seems to be problems for you? did the default set up work?
[04:47] <enav> detrix: you can create your own new sites, that is cool i guess but unnecessary in some cases
[04:47] <pie_time> Ken8521, both of my machines are saying the same thing
[04:47] <pie_time> Your desktop is only reachable over the local network. Others can access your computer using the address localhost.
[04:47] <juk> RRU_Sciguy: I was suspecting them, haven't got tester :( here, thanks anyway
[04:47] <Ken8521> pie_time, yeah.. are you wanting to reach them outside the network?
[04:47] <pie_time> Ken8521, no]\
[04:48] <Ken8521> pie_time, ok, so go to application/internet/remote desktop Viewer
[04:48] <detrix> enav: yes thats the main reason for me trying to set up a virtual site.  I may host a site for my wife as well. So I am trying to learn how to do that
[04:48] <Ken8521> pie_time, you should see the "hosts nearby"... on the left..
[04:48] <detrix> mickster04, yes the default set up is working...
[04:49] <mickster04> detrix: awesome
[04:49] <Ken8521> pie_time, you can also use terminal service client if you want to.
[04:49] <OddJoe> mickster84: http://www.nvidia.com/object/linux-display-ia32-256.53-driver.html
[04:49] <pie_time> Ken8521, im not seeing "hosts nearby"
[04:49] <enav> detrix: if you want to learn web development, intranet hosting and stuff like that I recommend you use the default site location /var/www,   however if you want to do more advanced stuff like host multiple sites in the same server just follow this tutorial http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/412
[04:50] <Ken8521> pie_time, and you enabled remote desktop on both machines, right?
[04:50] <pie_time> Ken8521, yes
[04:50] <Ken8521> pie_time, do you see the IP address it says you can connect to?... probably 192.168.1.x
[04:50] <furi> guys, i'd like to know about VNC and how it works; i've been trying to connect via VNC to my brother's computer for an hour, give or take, and it still isn't working, despite the fact that i've tried every answer i've looked up
[04:50] <Ken8521> on the remote machine.. not the machine your on
[04:51] <Ken8521> furi, are both machines ubuntu?
[04:51] <detrix> enav: thanks that should help a lot.
[04:51] <mickster04> OddJoe: that is a display driver. not a sound driver
[04:51] <furi> oh, was just about to mention that
[04:51] <furi> the other computer is vista
[04:51] <grkblood> how can you output a short avi clip to a bunch of jpgs? one per frame?
[04:51] <Ken8521> furi, did you install vncserver on the other machine?(assuming you're trying to view his desktop)
[04:51] <furi> yes
[04:51] <enav> detrix: after configure those multiple sites on every reload or restart  apache is goig to show some radom [Warnings]   just ignore them in most cases
[04:52] <Ken8521> furi, you also need to install vnc on your machine...
[04:52] <furi> and i'm using the remote thingy on here
[04:52] <furi> oh?
[04:52] <furi> well, then
[04:52] <OddJoe> mickster84: hmm ok thanks. That means I will need to install alsa as well then.
[04:52] <furi> sorry for my stupidity
[04:52] <Ken8521> furi, yes, to my knowledge, windows does not support the rdp protocol
[04:52] <furi> but
[04:52] <Ken8521> ..
[04:52] <rsouthard> anyone know  a good tool for writing udev rules?
[04:52] <furi> wait just a moment
[04:52] <furi> oh, never mind
[04:53] <furi> might as well not try making points in something i have only half some knowledge about
[04:53] <Ken8521> furi, go to application/internet/terminal service client... where it says "protocol" is is VNC available?
[04:53] <enav> detrix: you are using ubuntu server edition on virtual machines I guess?
[04:53] <furi> no, actually
[04:54] <furi> it's greyed out
[04:54] <furi> just RDP and RDPv%
[04:54] <furi> v5
[04:54] <Ken8521> furi, thats why, ubuntu windows needs VNC..(at least XP does.. i'm assuming vista does also)
[04:54] <Ken8521> furi, hang on a sec.
[04:54] <furi> okay
[04:54] <furi> thanks in advance
[04:55] <detrix> enav:  cough cough....no.      standard install,  and just recently decided to play with LAMP
[04:55] <detrix> enav: so I followed the ubuntu site for installing and setting up
[04:55] <pie_time> Ken8521, do i have to install vnc or ssh as well?
[04:55] <mickster04> detrix: enav is there a problem for you or are you just asking for guidance?
[04:55] <Ken8521> pie_time, not between two ubuntu machines(you shouldn't ahve to)
[04:56] <geekphreak> howdy folks
[04:56] <mickster04> hullo
[04:56] <enav> detrix: desktop lamp fails some times, take that in mind, ubuntu server edition is like a fing rock
[04:57] <geekphreak> howdy mickster04
[04:57] <mickster04> detrix: i am running a lamp service off the laptop i am using right now...no problems here :p#
[04:57] <mickster04> geekphreak: hows things
[04:57] <geekphreak> mickster04: you on new ubuntu 10.10?
[04:57] <and> LAMP stack works fine with Ubuntu.
[04:57] <geekphreak> mickster04: good here thanks and you?/
[04:57] <mickster04> geekphreak: not till its out
[04:57] <detrix> mickster04, I am trying to learn how to setup virtual severs on my computer, so I can host a site for myself and one for my wife.  The default setup is working just wanting to go a little extra for multiple servers.
[04:58] <geekphreak> mickster04: rc is, i have the iso
[04:58] <OddJoe> does anyone know if there is a super mario game that works on ubuntu?
[04:58] <and> OddJoe: all of them.  Get an emulator.
[04:58] <mickster04> detrix: you know you can host multiple websites from the same server
[04:58] <pie_time> Ken8521, they have the same hostname but different ips. is that ok?
[04:58] <and> OddJoe: fceu for NES emulator, ZSNES for SNES.
[04:58] <mickster04> geekphreak: i meant the new one
[04:58] <geekphreak> detrix: aint hard, can i suggest something
[04:58] <mickster04> geekphreak: i meant the full one
[04:58] <enav> OddJoe: http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/534416
[04:58] <Ken8521> pie_time, if they had the same IP's... one of the machiens would not be online, and your router would not be doing its job
[04:59] <detrix> mickster04, yes. I am learning how to do just that.
[04:59] <OddJoe> ok thanks you two.
[04:59] <detrix> geekphreak, suggest away.
[05:00] <mickster04> detrix: detrix its just irtual servers, just make a copy of the first virtual srever and change some of the detalis around to make it different
[05:00] <enav> OddJoe: i like to play mario with the machine gun
[05:00] <geekphreak> detrix: in repos there is GUI based tool for apache for managing virtual host, might wana take a look in that
[05:00] <detrix> geekphreak, I shall do that...
[05:01] <geekphreak> :)
[05:01] <enav> TERMINAL F:T:W!!!!!!!!!
[05:01] <enav> lol
[05:02] <mickster04> yeah i wouldn't use a GUI for that job either :p
[05:02] <chu> If I detach my screen session and kill X, after I log in, will I be able to reattach to that session again? (I don't think so, but I am hoping so)
[05:02] <OddJoe> enav: I noticed that from the link. lol I am looking for something that has the classic game along with like mario cart multiplayer for online play, ect
[05:03] <mickster04> chu: well screen is terminal...x is Gui..so try it with something unimportant first...
[05:03] <chu> Kill X as in just log out
[05:03] <mickster04> chu: go into a different tty level
[05:03] <enav> OddJoe: that is a joke game... anyway just open software center and download some snes emulators    next google this  "supermerio rom"
[05:03] <mickster04> chu: they don't use x yb default, its just command line
[05:03] <enav> smario*
[05:04] <mickster04> chu: i dunno
[05:04] <chu> I'm thinking about using screen at school, if I just detach my session there, and log out, can I reattach my session when I get home?
[05:04] <glithcd> can anyone advise me on weather or not installing computer-janitor-gtk is a good idea for a novice linux user?
[05:04] <detrix> geekphreak, I am not seeing a gui for virtual servers.....would you happen to know the name?
[05:04] <mickster04> chu: try getting a screen sression working on your laptop, then log out and in then try to reattach
[05:04] <chu> Alright. Cheers
[05:05] <joshua1983> Hola
[05:05] <almoxarife> glithcd: I wouldn't install it
[05:05] <enav> glithcd:  don't touch that... some times that app go nuts and delete estuff like virtualbox and games
[05:05] <git__> firestarter is pretty cool
[05:05] <Marshall> Personally I don't like computer janitor.  Sucks
[05:05] <joshua1983> alguien ha instalado openbravo desde los fuentes en ubuntu?
[05:05] <glithcd> almoxarife, any particular reason?
[05:05] <dougb> is there anyone here that has an HP pavillion laptop? i get this weird issue when playing games specifically where my volume controls go erratic and it makes the game unusable
[05:05] <glithcd> enav, okok
[05:05] <linusasus6> Hi I got an error with mozilla it says: your browser block the flash plugin. how to deblock that please
[05:05] <glithcd> enav, thx for the heads up
[05:05] <chu> Wow, it worked.
[05:05] <chu> That is genius!
[05:05] <geekphreak> detrix: let me take a peek
[05:05] <mickster04> chu: awesome
[05:06] <almoxarife> glithcd: I found that when you install your own debs they get listed as needing/option avail to delete
[05:06] <joshua1983> Hi
[05:06] <shiftingcontrol> i tried creating liveusb of opensuse using unetbootin ,it copied til 98% after tad no response,can anyone help me to create live usb
[05:06] <enav> glithcd:  don't worry about junk on ubuntu... the only junk os i know is M$ crap
[05:06] <glithcd> enav, lol very true sir
[05:06] <joshua1983> some had install openbravo on ubuntu from sources?
[05:06] <grkblood> how can you output a short avi clip to a bunch of jpgs?
[05:06] <grkblood> or pngs
[05:07] <glithcd> enav, well as i stated, i am a complete linux noob-diot
[05:07] <glithcd> i had a real linux guru friend
[05:07] <glithcd> but i just move across the country
[05:07] <redbeans> Hello all, i was hoping to get some suggestions for open source software that can be used to make full image backups of a system like acronis does with windows. any ideas? thanks in advance.
[05:07] <glithcd> so hes not at my side anymore to help
[05:07] <glithcd> so im goin at this alone this time
[05:08] <enav> glithcd:  welcome....   no virus, no defragmentation, no serials, no cracks, no spywares, no installation Cds, no Driver download (most cases)  nad soooo forth
[05:08] <almoxarife> glithcd: delete or clean via synaptic
[05:08] <dougb> with a phone and VNC server, he could be virtually by your side wherever you go! act now today!
[05:08] <Marshall> Hey we all have been the noob before
[05:08] <glithcd> enav, thats why i love it
[05:08] <glithcd> enav, the second he showed me it i left microcrap for over a year
[05:08] <Marshall> best part its free so if you screw something up. You can just reinstall it.
[05:09] <shiftingcontrol> live usb creator also din wrk
[05:09] <glithcd> almoxarife, what do u mean clean via synaptic?
[05:09] <glithcd> enav, but i jus got a brand new dell laptop nd i wanted to give it another try
[05:09] <enav> glithcd: i got a M$Crap partition to play games and every else on Ubuntu
[05:09] <glithcd> enav, same here
[05:09] <mickster04> glithcd: in terminal "sudo apt-get autoclean" and "sudo apt-get autoremove"
[05:10] <enav> BTW i hate wine
[05:10] <glithcd> mickster04, and what exactly will that do?
[05:10] <glithcd> enav, wine is crap
[05:10] <glithcd> enav, but thats to be expected, look at what it mimicking
[05:10] <glithcd> lol
[05:11] <mickster04> glithcd: autoremove removes (uninstalls) old versions of software or stuff not needed, and autoclean deletes stuff that can be deleted once uninstalled etc
[05:11] <enav> wine have some fans  but i really dont like it
[05:11] <mickster04> wine is amazing for what it is. i would like to see another free program give me that much access to programs i didnt have before, for free
[05:11] <I_want_ely> if i have to run windows stuff i just use windows...
[05:11] <I_want_ely> because it is usually games
[05:11] <yao_ziyuan> !pidgin
[05:11] <mickster04> yeah me too...
[05:12] <almoxarife> games=ps3 , pc=ubuntu
[05:12] <I_want_ely> well i do mostly play games on my xbox
[05:12] <enav> if i need to run windows stuff I JUST open a virtual box and do everithing with out bug bugs bugs
[05:12] <uLinux> we just need Steam for Linux, and then they'll make more games
[05:12] <mickster04> amen
[05:12] <glithcd> enav,  heres a question for u
[05:12] <almoxarife> enav: you could bug the virtual?
[05:12] <uLinux> !ot
[05:12] <OddJoe> steam is talking about releasing a linux version I think.
[05:13] <glithcd> enav, is there a way that i can boot my existing windows install while inside of linux?
[05:13] <furi> oddjoe, really?
[05:13] <uLinux> OddJoe: it was denied by Valve
[05:13] <furi> that's, like, awesome
[05:13] <glithcd> enav, so i could us both os's at once?
[05:13] <furi> oh, never mind
[05:13] <furi> lol.
[05:13] <uLinux> lolol
[05:13] <furi> was originally using windows
[05:13] <furi> and used steam
[05:13] <furi> so hearing that was sorta uplifting
[05:13] <OddJoe> what they denied it? what a waste
[05:13] <enav> glithcd: you can run another os inside your ubuntu just using virtualbox
[05:14] <furi> i wonder if that "wine" thing works with that
[05:14] <glithcd> enav, right
[05:14] <glithcd> enav, but
[05:14] <lepine> Where is /etc/X11/xorg.conf on 10.04?
[05:14] <geekphreak> glithcd: as in?
[05:14] <glithcd> enav, can i boot my existing windows install?
[05:14] <uLinux>  even if there is steam for linux most of the games are made for windows ..
[05:14] <Eighteens> lepine in the filesystem
[05:14] <lepine> funny
[05:14] <glithcd> geekphreak, from inside linux
[05:14] <geekphreak> vm?
[05:14] <lepine> i'm either blind, or it changed places
[05:14] <extraclassic> lepine: it's not there anymore, but you can generate one with X -configure
[05:15] <geekphreak> lepine: it aint there by default
[05:15] <shiftingcontrol> anyone can help me liveusb ?
[05:15] <glithcd> enav, from inside linux
[05:15] <lepine> ok, so how does one configure X no
[05:15] <lepine> w?
[05:15] <Eighteens> oh not on ubuntu, sorry, thought you meant linux
[05:15] <OddJoe> http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_under_Linux
[05:15] <enav> glithcd: 2 different OSs sharing the same hardware with out virtualization is out of my hands...  i don't know but i think is impossible
[05:16] <linusasus6> Hi I got an error with mozilla it says: your browser block the flash plugin. how to deblock that please
[05:16] <uLinux> OddJoe: i hate valve
[05:16] <glithcd> enav, what do u mean virtualization?
[05:16] <geekphreak> glithcd: wana try something?
[05:16] <glithcd> geekphreak, LIKE?
[05:16] <geekphreak> glithcd: you on win 7?
[05:16] <pie_time> can anyone tell me why remote desktop viewer isnt working? i set it up in preferences but my domain and pc names are both ubuntu on both machines. can anyone help?
[05:16] <glithcd> geekphreak, not right this sec but thats what im tlaking about
[05:16] <glithcd> geekphreak, win 7 64 bit
[05:16] <RRU_Sciguy> linusasus: browser settings, usually under the tools menu somewhere
[05:16] <glithcd> ubuntu 10.04 32 bit
[05:17] <geekphreak> glithcd: there is a tool by syinternal on MS site disktovdi, try to get it, make  a vdi of current syste,, then try to use that on virtualbox
[05:17] <glithcd> geekphreakubuntu 10.04 32 bit
[05:17]  * redbeans rolls 2 6-sided dice: 5 4
[05:17] <enav> glithcd: virtualization is a technique that allow you to install for example Windows inside a "virtual computer" this virtual computer is another program that hold the os  just like a real computer
[05:17] <Eighteens> i just got skype working for ubuntu, wow it makes phone calls
[05:17] <geekphreak> glithcd: i have not tested it, i am not sure if it works, but worth a shot
[05:17] <lepine> I just want to enable 3 button emulation :(
[05:18] <glithcd> enav, rightright
[05:18] <geekphreak> Eighteens: would be nice if bills went to someone else cc
[05:18] <glithcd> geekphreak, hmmm it is
[05:18] <enav> Eighteens: skype runs beautifully under ubuntu
[05:18] <glithcd> geekphreak, any chance of mucking stuff up?
[05:18] <Eighteens> geekphreak, oh wow, you have to add credits?
[05:18] <RRU_Sciguy> Eighteens: it does, but you gotta pay for those
[05:18] <Eighteens> oh i see, the first call is free!
[05:18] <RRU_Sciguy> but then..........
[05:18] <Eighteens> but chat and video cam is free, yes?
[05:19] <RRU_Sciguy> correct
[05:19] <geekphreak> glithcd: no not really, you just creating vdi, you can use win 7 inbuilt create image tool too . which support vdi formats like  virtuabox
[05:19] <ee99ee> Hi, does anyone know how to set the bitrate for screen sessions connecting to a serial port (/dev/ttyS0)?
[05:19] <RRU_Sciguy> and you can do conference chat
[05:19] <luftikuss> "~$ dlocate fprintf; manpages-dev: /usr/share/man/man3/fprintf.3.gz" What does »manpages-dev« stand for and mean?
[05:19] <ee99ee> trying to connect to a cisco device that requires 38400bps
[05:19] <pie_time> can anyone tell me why remote desktop viewer isnt working? i set it up in preferences but my domain and pc names are both ubuntu on both machines. can anyone help?
[05:19] <Eighteens> it might be worth it tho, it's very nice... to pay some money that is
[05:19] <enav> glithcd: let me give you this example, im running tight now Ubuntu,  and i have 2 virtual machines running with Windows Xp, UbuntuServer
[05:19] <geekphreak> Eighteens: duuuuuuuuh
[05:19] <RRU_Sciguy> I installed ubuntu through Wubi, so it boots off a VHD
[05:20] <snikkerz> ee99ee: i use mincom; works pretty well connecting to console port
[05:20] <mickster04> pie_time: change the pc names to something different from each other
[05:20] <mickster04> pie_time: or use the IP address
[05:20] <lepine> ee99ee: wouldn't that be a minicom option?
[05:20] <pie_time> mickster04, ive been using the ip addresses
[05:20] <lepine> (just guessing here)
[05:20] <razor_> anyone here familiar syslog?  newb questions for you
[05:20] <ee99ee> well, I tried minicom but I can't seem to get it to work.. all it says is "Bad user name or password or user has no privilege to enter the menu"
[05:20] <mickster04> pie_time: oh ok
[05:20] <glithcd> geekphreak, so if that did work, if i saved something, it wouldnt show up on the actual install, would it?
[05:20] <ee99ee> I set the "modem" to the serial port (/dev/ttyS0)
[05:20] <enav> ee99ee: normally cisco devices requires 9600
[05:20] <Ken8521> pie_time, are these machines on the same network?
[05:20] <glithcd> enav, right but do u have an actual xp install?
[05:21] <snikkerz> ee99ee: the first time to configure you have to sudo minicom; at least I did.
[05:21] <geekphreak> glithcd: if data saved was on the system you were working with
[05:21] <ee99ee> enav: this is a "cisco" device (aka - linksys :) )
[05:21] <lepine> OMG, google bound the arrow keys to results! and pressing enter goes to the link
[05:21] <ee99ee> snikkerz: doing that too
[05:21]  * lepine is aghast
[05:21] <enav> glithcd: do you know what is a virtual machine???
[05:21] <RRU_Sciguy> glithcd: if you are running a VM, then the stuff is saved to the vhd
[05:21] <rww> ubottu: ot
[05:21] <glithcd> geekphreak, what do u mean if data saved was on the machine i am working with?
[05:21] <ee99ee> also I notice minicom says "offline"
[05:21] <ee99ee> how do I bring it online?
[05:21] <enav> ee99ee: hooo i never play with those toys lol
[05:21] <glithcd> enav, RRU_Sciguy  that makes sense now
[05:22] <geekphreak> glithcd: like i said , not tested it myself it should :)
[05:22] <glithcd> enav, RRU_Sciguy would the vhd be accessible from windows 7?
[05:22] <snikkerz> ee99ee: sorry; mine worked without much issue. Did you follow the guide here: http://help.ubuntu.com/communicty/CiscoConsole
[05:22] <ee99ee> I selected to initalize modem, but it just says: "AT S7=45 S0=0 L1 V1" which means nothing to me
[05:22] <ee99ee> snikkerz: nope, lemme try that thanks
[05:22] <geekphreak> glithcd: try it and see lol
[05:22] <linusasus6> thank for not helping have a good night
[05:22] <RRU_Sciguy> glithcd: you would need a special prog to do so
[05:22] <snikkerz> ee99ee: good luck!
[05:22] <ee99ee> snikkerz: HTTP/404 :-(
[05:23] <luftikuss> razor_: Please put here in this channel a specific question concerning syslog.
[05:23] <ee99ee> snikkerz: ahh, typo.. I got it
[05:23] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, a program such as?
[05:23] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, i could jus search it on google nd hope i get results
[05:23] <enav> glithcd: a vritual HD  is jsut a file
[05:23] <snikkerz> ee99ee: lol good; working on two different machines atm. bookmark was on other system.
[05:23] <glithcd> enav, like a page file system?
[05:23] <enav> glithcd: something like that
[05:24] <RRU_Sciguy> errr, virtual box could load/run it. Not sure what prog you should use
[05:24] <glithcd> enav, but wouldnt that jus read like a bunch of number instead of actual stuff i could read and or understand?
[05:24] <geekphreak> glithcd: lol man just get virtualbox tool
[05:24] <glithcd> geekphreak, sry, but what is that?
[05:24] <razor_> luftikuss: alright, 1: how do i setup syslog to start monitoring from a client device (my router) 2: how do I get statistics out of the syslog from the router
[05:25] <glithcd> geekphreak, what does it do
[05:25] <glithcd> ?
[05:25] <geekphreak> omg !!
[05:25] <glithcd> geekphreak, problem?
[05:25] <geekphreak> glithcd: run virtual operating system google it
[05:25] <enav> glithcd: a virtual amchine is just a virtual computer, that use a bit of you real RAM, the HDD is just a big file, and the screen is a simple windows in your host sistem
[05:25] <RRU_Sciguy> glithcd: it runs OS's on VHDs in a virtualized hw environment
[05:26] <lucent> razor_: does 'mrtg' help you ?
[05:26] <RRU_Sciguy> glithcd: just get a prog that can mount the vhd as another drive
[05:26] <glithcd> geekphreak, enav RRU_Sciguy i understand what a virtual machine is now
[05:26] <razor_> would probably, but first i need syslog to accept info from my router, how do i do that?
[05:26] <enav> everything is virtual like the matrix movie
[05:26] <dhiry2k> is  ubuntu 10.10 armel ready for release
[05:26] <geekphreak> dhiry2k: 3 days
[05:26] <lucent> razor_: oh, does your router support sending to a remote syslogd?
[05:26] <rizkhan> dhiry2k, sunday
[05:26] <dhiry2k> is armel 10.10 is stable
[05:27] <I_want_ely> the 10.10 i have is very stable
[05:27] <razor_> lucent: yes, I already checked the box and put the Ubuntu server IP in
[05:27] <enav> 10.04 is stable like a f-ing rick
[05:27] <dhiry2k> i have installed gnome on arm board but not able to get anything after login
[05:27] <geekphreak> I_want_ely: i am glad you said it, i have 10.4, worth upgrading?
[05:27] <enav> rock
[05:27] <dhiry2k> just shows blank screen
[05:28] <RRU_Sciguy> wait, isnt 10.10 being released TOMORROW?
[05:28] <I_want_ely> idk, i didn't notice much different except they changed the font/theme a bit..i think it looks better
[05:28] <snikkerz> razor_: looks like a couple good guides here if you haven't seen them. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=180623
[05:28] <pie_time> can anyone help me with remote desktop viewer? i cant get it to connect.
[05:28] <geekphreak> I_want_ely: ok
[05:28] <lucent> razor_: you need to configure a -something- to listen on that port, also to make sure that your Ubuntu computer's firewall (if any) rules allow this traffic, and you probably know that already :)
[05:28] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, if i creat a vhd of my linux install, would it take up the same amount of space an my real install?
[05:28] <geekphreak> pie_time: ports open?
[05:28] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, im guessing so but idk
[05:28] <snikkerz> pie_time: do you have it enabled on your destination system?
[05:28] <lucent> razor_: I'm looking at which syslogd is on Ubuntu, here it is 'rsyslog'
[05:28] <rizkhan> RRU_Sciguy, yes on sunday, tomorrow
[05:28] <lucent> razor_: I did 'dpkg -l | grep syslog' to find out
[05:29] <shauno> razor_: take a look in /etc/rsyslog.conf, there's sectoins for 'provides UDP syslog reception' and 'provides TCP syslog reception' commented out
[05:29] <lucent> what does yours have?
[05:29] <dhiry2k> date of release 10.10 lokks very nice 10/10/10
[05:29] <dhiry2k> looks
[05:29] <enav> glithcd: just go to youtube and look some videos about virtualbox
[05:29] <rizkhan> yeah
[05:29] <RRU_Sciguy> glithcd: idk. all I know is that when I used Wubi to install ubuntu on a vhd, i created a 30GB vhd
[05:29] <lucent> funny.
[05:29] <shauno> razor_: most likely you want to un-comment them, and then poke holes thru any firewall to allow it in
[05:29] <RRU_Sciguy> im guessing it does
[05:29] <glithcd> ok
[05:29] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, ok
[05:29] <lucent> 10.10 on 10/10/10. Sure that's just a coincidence. Tin foil hats may be required.
[05:29] <razor_> lucent: i thought syslogd was installed, not rsyslog
[05:30] <enav> 10/10/10 - 04/04/04 = 06/06/06    omg we are doomed!?!?!?!
[05:30] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, so if i do this, i can run linux inside of windows and vice versa?
[05:30] <lucent> razor_: rsyslog provides syslogd ; there's many software projects that implement syslogd
[05:30] <shauno> lucent: no coincidence at all.  it's binary ;)
[05:30] <geekphreak> enav: fun times !!
[05:30] <tensorpudding> glithcd: not vice-versa
[05:31] <glithcd> tensorpudding, i couldnt run windows in linux?
[05:31] <RRU_Sciguy> glithcd: tensorpudding is right.
[05:31] <ridz16> hi yall can someone help me clone/copy my old hdd to a new hdd ? like step by step instructions :)
[05:31] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, ok thx for the help
[05:31] <glithcd> tensorpudding, thx for the help
[05:31] <geekphreak> ridz16: prefer clonezilla
[05:31] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, tensorpudding enav ill jus stick to rebooting then
[05:31] <lucent> ridz16: I'm rather good at this, if you get stuck and need help please do ask me
[05:31] <enav> do you remember those giant robot from Xmen,   think about those robot with the ubuntu logo in the forehead   vaporizating all humans in the way
[05:31] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, tensorpudding enav fuck it
[05:32] <tarelerulz> how do you pick what goes in chromes shortcut page ?  is it a setting or what
[05:32] <Ryen> !ot
[05:32] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, tensorpudding enav now i have a question about ext4 in win7
[05:32] <RRU_Sciguy> glithcd: only if you install windows on a vhd. if you use Wubi, you can have ubuntu on a vhd, and access all your windows files after booting into ubuntu
[05:32] <pie_time> geekphreak, snikkerz yes and yes
[05:32] <glithcd> RRU_Sciguy, tensorpudding enav any way to get win7 to understand and/or read/write to it?
[05:32] <geekphreak> glithcd: you wont see ext4 from within windows
[05:32] <lucent> ...ever.
[05:33] <enav> glithcd: i don't even know what "RU_Sciguy" means
[05:33] <tensorpudding> glithcd: not at the moment
[05:33] <glithcd> geekphreak, no work around for it?
[05:33] <tensorpudding> glithcd: there is a driver for ext3
[05:33] <RRU_Sciguy> glithcd: i don;t have w7, but there is probably some program out there somewhere that can do it
[05:33] <uLinux> .
[05:33] <dhiry2k> which package must be require to install complete ubuntu gnome?
[05:33] <lucent> I think there is zero interest in unpaid work to write an ext4 extents driver for WinNT
[05:33] <tensorpudding> glithcd: but i don't know if it supports ext4, or that it supports Windows 7 at all since I only used it on XP years ago
[05:33] <rww> dhiry2k: ubuntu-desktop
[05:33] <I_want_ely> dhiry2k, isn't it just ubuntu-desktop
[05:33] <I_want_ely> yes
[05:34] <dhiry2k> then which are those?
[05:34] <enav> glithcd: Win is an selfish OSs that refuse to run any diferent from FAT, and NTFS
[05:34] <I_want_ely> sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[05:34] <dhiry2k> i have installed 10.10 base system
[05:34] <geekphreak> glithcd: is that what you wanted to asl?
[05:34] <glithcd> geekphreak, asl?
[05:34] <enav> glithcd: rather than linux, it just runs over a lot of format systems
[05:34] <dhiry2k> i am not able to install xfce4 or lxde in armel
[05:34] <dhiry2k> it shows no package
[05:35] <rww> dhiry2k: have you done "sudo apt-get update" recently?
[05:35] <luftikuss> razor_: Your question 1: I do not know at once a specific answer. Depending on what specific message or state your syslog is to report about your router, you will need to instruct your master program to output a specific message to syslog.
[05:35] <dhiry2k> rww yes
[05:35] <tensorpudding> It is pretty damn hard to get Linux and Windows filesystems to work together anyway, because they use differnt models for permissions/ACL's
[05:35] <arthursucks> Anyone having issues with hibernation in the RC?
[05:35] <I_want_ely> arthursucks, let me test :P
[05:35] <enav> arthursucks: what kind of problems
[05:36] <geekphreak> glithcd: asl?
[05:36] <RRU_Sciguy> tensorpudding: i can access windows files from ubuntu with no problem
[05:36] <glithcd> geekphreak, what the hell is asl?
[05:36] <Ryen> !10.10 | arthursucks
[05:36] <arthursucks> I got a 'new' Eee PC 900sd and when it sleeps, it don't wake up.
[05:36] <pie_time> can anyone help me with remote desktop viewer? i cant get it to connect.
[05:36] <snikkerz> pie_time: what is selected / not selected on destination system under "remote desktop preferences"?
[05:36] <glithcd> geekphreak, im sure its simple but i cant think of it atm
[05:36] <tensorpudding> RRU_Sciguy: Yes, but you don't have any way to respect Windows ACL's
[05:36] <geekphreak> pie_time: port forwarding done?
[05:36] <luftikuss> razor_: Your question 2: You will obtain statistics out of syslog by reading the file /var/log/syslog.1.
[05:36] <snikkerz> pie_time: and what are you using to connect to system, what OS are you connecting from.
[05:37] <pie_time> geekphreak, no
[05:37] <pie_time> thanks
[05:37] <luftikuss> razor_: Your question 2: You will obtain statistics out of syslog by reading the file /var/log/syslog.1.  May be you grep it for a specific router-related string.
[05:37] <RRU_Sciguy> arthursucks: did you try pressing the power key? So far that is the only way I have found to wake it from suspended mode
[05:37] <tensorpudding> For that matter, you might be able to mount an ext3 partition in Windows but permissions go out the window
[05:37] <razor_> luftikuss: thanks, I'm currently going through the /etc/rsyslog.conf to get it to recieve data
[05:38] <arthursucks> I'll try that. My old laptop woke with tapping the space, but that was like 3 years ago.  Lol!  I'll give it a try. THanks.
[05:38] <luftikuss> razor_: I wish you good luck. I have not done that before myself.
[05:38] <glithcd> im outtie
[05:38] <glithcd> thx for all the words of wisdom guys!!
[05:39] <RRU_Sciguy> tensorpudding: I wonder how long it will be before some overachiever finds some way to respect windows ACLs from Ubuntu XD
[05:39] <ridz16> clonezilla looks cool, but i was hoping to clone/copy my old hdd to new hdd the ubuntu way
[05:39] <RRU_Sciguy> i really wouldn;t mind having that capability though
[05:39] <U-b-u-n-t-u> where do I find out how long a distro is going to be supported?
[05:39] <Ken8521> ridz16, you can probably use dd to do that... but not sure i'd trust it.
[05:40] <Ken8521> !eol | U-b-u-n-t-u
[05:40] <Ken8521> first link
[05:40] <U-b-u-n-t-u> thanks Ken8521
[05:40] <enav> that is a question that i made my selft long time ago... there is a way to see linux files from windowzzsz?
[05:40] <Ken8521> np :)
[05:40] <OddJoe> is there a good working ps3 emu?
[05:40] <ridz16> someone told me this along time ago " from the livecd partition the new drive same as the old, then in terminal do "dd if=/dev/original_hdd of=/dev/new_hdd bs=512 conv=sync,noerror" and re-read that line 3 times to make sure you didnt get the drives backwards  "
[05:40] <geekphreak> enav: ext3 yes, ext4 no
[05:41] <razor_> luftikuss: thanks, I'll give this a go and see how far i get
[05:41] <ridz16> but how do i know if my drive is backward or not?
[05:41] <tensorpudding> OddJoe: sounds highly doubtful
[05:41] <enav> geekphreak: i guess i need to install some random program to do that
[05:41] <geekphreak> yip
[05:41] <rusivi> OddJoe: Nothing .deb'ed AFAIK.
[05:42] <OddJoe> hmm ok, was wishfull thinking then. Was looking for a way to play gta:sa multiplayer
[05:42] <geekphreak> i am not updating to 10.10 , happy with 10.4
[05:42] <tensorpudding> OddJoe: As a rule of thumb, it requires about 10-100 times the processing power to emulate a game system that uses a specialized architecture
[05:43] <pie_time> geekphreak, it's still not working
[05:43] <RRU_Sciguy> OddJoe: would take more resources to emu a ps3 than a pc really
[05:43] <enav> pretty much actual game systems are dedicated computer to destroy the brain
[05:43] <tensorpudding> OddJoe: emulating the Cell is probably not feasible now
[05:43] <I_want_ely> ouch..even core i7's aren't 10x more powerful than ps3 lol
[05:44] <geekphreak> pie_time: where did you open ports, in router?
[05:44] <rusivi> OddJoe: We do not have a PS1 emulator .deb'ed. Most likely it is for the firmware/own requirement but honestly I have not talked with anyone about it so IDK.
[05:44] <pie_time> geekphreak, i have to open them there as well?
[05:44] <tensorpudding> Even emulating the PS2 is hard.
[05:44] <geekphreak> pie_time: yup add ip and port
[05:44] <pie_time> geekphreak, i opened them on the linux firewall firestarter
[05:44] <RRU_Sciguy> just take a look at the specs for the ps3, emulating that would take quite a bit of power http://ps3.ign.com/articles/614/614682p1.html
[05:45] <geekphreak> on router side you will need to config. it too
[05:45] <rusivi> RRU_Sciguy: It would take a real smart person with a lot of spare time hehe
[05:45] <U-b-u-n-t-u> whats the difference in 10.04 and 10.04.1
[05:45] <OddJoe> ok, thank you
[05:45] <geekphreak> U-b-u-n-t-u: .1
[05:45] <I_want_ely> rusivi, and a BEAST of a computer.
[05:45] <Ken8521> U-b-u-n-t-u, do we need to state the obvious?
[05:46] <bullgard4> "~$ dlocate fprintf; manpages-dev: /usr/share/man/man3/fprintf.3.gz" What does »manpages-dev« stand for and mean?
[05:46] <rusivi> OddJoe I plunked around with the known PS1 emulator one sec let me get the link
[05:46] <U-b-u-n-t-u> ive never heard of 10.04.1
[05:46] <shiftingcontrol> !liveusbtools
[05:46] <U-b-u-n-t-u> until looking on the release site
[05:46] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I am using 10.04
[05:46] <RRU_Sciguy> rusivi: would take a person who really has no social life
[05:46] <OddJoe> rusivi: ok
[05:47] <antIP> Anyone know why I've been getting this error during update attempts: Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/adam/ppa-name/ubuntu/dists/lucid/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz  404  Not Found
[05:47] <shiftingcontrol> i m unable to create liveusb using unetbootin and live usb creator can any onehelp me ?
[05:47] <rusivi> RRU_Sciguy: IDK if that is the case but I understand where your going with it.
[05:47] <lucent> shiftingcontrol: I've heard there's another report of difficulty making livecd onto USB storage, using a different tool
[05:47] <OddJoe> hehe I have a amd anthlon II x64 processer.
[05:47] <rusivi> OddJoe: I tried both native Ubuntu & WINE'ing ePSXe -> http://www.epsxe.com
[05:48] <lucent> shiftingcontrol: try joining #ubuntu+1 I would like your help
[05:48] <tensorpudding> OddJoe: With a processor like that, you'd probably not get decent performance emulating a PS2.
[05:48] <rusivi> OddJoe: I have an economy line, dual-core integrated video laptop so it crashed either way and was not that motivated to chase the problem(s) down.
[05:48] <shiftingcontrol> lucent:done i ve logged in
[05:49] <enav> the topic of the day is gaming...ZZzzzz
[05:49] <rusivi> enav :p
[05:49] <rusivi> hehe
[05:49] <rusivi> jk
[05:49] <krups> the day when Valve release Steam and all their Games on Linux natively, is the day i dump windows..
[05:49] <OddJoe> rusivi: ok thanks alot for your help and info.
[05:49] <tensorpudding> in any case, you'd need some way of playing the PS3's Blu-ray discs on your computer
[05:50] <rusivi> OddJoe: np, if you come up with anything getting it to work please let us know.
[05:50] <rusivi> :)
[05:50] <tensorpudding> krups: Steam is already available on Linux
[05:50] <tensorpudding> isn't it?
[05:50] <enav> i just think about that news i read some days ago  that sais some random company is working to port DX10/11 on linux... that mean this channel is going to have 2 millions Kids asking:  "how can i install HALO, Ho can i install COD4 bla bla bla"
[05:50] <chu> Oh noes
[05:51] <krups> tensorpudding: nope, there was talk of it, but it's died off..
[05:51] <tensorpudding> Oh, they cancelled it
[05:51] <RRU_Sciguy> well, they put it out for Mac
[05:51] <tensorpudding> Well, you don't need that gaming.
[05:51] <RRU_Sciguy> now it's linux's turn
[05:52] <rusivi> krups: Many of top line games are WINEable with equivalent experience and performance.
[05:52] <RRU_Sciguy> and what if I wanna play Portal while on Mac?
[05:52] <geekphreak> enav: hope there not bsod
[05:52] <geekphreak> lol
[05:52] <RRU_Sciguy> gah! not mac, linux
[05:53] <enav> "bsod" ??  :-S
[05:53] <RRU_Sciguy> "blue screen of death"
[05:53] <geekphreak> blue scren of death with dx11/10 get it?
[05:53] <enav> hoooo   long time no hear about that one....  why you guys turture my mind again
[05:53] <RRU_Sciguy> macs have bsod/wsod "black screen of death or white screen of death"
[05:54] <geekphreak> lol you brought it up
[05:54] <OddJoe> blue screen of death = windows on a normal day.......
[05:54] <chu> You know, we're still susceptible to a kernel panic, which is a BSOD, we just don't get a flashy screen...
[05:54] <enav> my ubuntu never freeze
[05:54] <rusivi> OddJoe: One benefit of WINE, if the program crashes, it tends not to crash your OS.
[05:54] <rww> Can we take the non-Ubuntu-support comments to #ubuntu-offtopic, please?
[05:55] <Andor> I heard Windows allows you to custiomize the BSOD now.  Any truth to that?
[05:55] <antIP> How can I change my download server in Software Sources? Because I can't get updates from ubutnu. It keeps saying "Failed to fetch" 404
[05:55] <RRU_Sciguy> the only time I got a BSOD was when I tried to dual boot with Ubuntu in it's own partition
[05:55] <lucent> Andor: I heard it's over 9000 in #ubuntu-offtopic
[05:55] <geekphreak> rww: sowwy :d
[05:55] <enav> rww   we are chating about ubuntu stuff  what is the problem?
[05:55] <geohacker>  hi. I upgraded to Meerkat this morning. and the system freezes for a second or two. The CPU graph stays still. mouse pointer doesn't move. nothing happens. but it gets back to normal after 2-3 seconds. what could be wrong?
[05:55] <Andor> I don't see a BSOD, I use GNU/Linux.  Uptime of MONTHS.
[05:55] <lucent> geohacker: painful blockage
[05:55] <OddJoe> rusivi: thats very true. I might install gta:sa under wine and run it that way, but the only multiplayer for it is retarted on the pc.
[05:56] <rww> enav: note the word "support"
[05:56] <lucent> geohacker: any dmesg errors?
[05:56] <geohacker> lucent: haven't checked. let me see. 1 moment.
[05:56] <RRU_Sciguy> geohacker: sounds like it's just major sys files loading, tying up resources in the meantime
[05:56] <rusivi> OddJoe: If you run gta:sa in WINE, under Ubuntu you cannot use multiplayer?
[05:56] <enav> !ot
[05:56] <enav> there you got
[05:56] <rww> antIP: There should be a drop-down box in Software Sources on the left-most tab..
[05:57] <geohacker> lucent:  psmouse.c: GlidePoint at isa0060/serio2/input0 lost synchronization, throwing 1 bytes away. I can see this
[05:57] <lucent> geohacker: hm, let's paste to paste.ubuntu.com website, the whole content of dmesg and I will look through also ?
[05:57] <sachin> \join #adomado
[05:57] <OddJoe> rusivi: the last I herd for multi-player you needed to have a mod like SA:MP or something....which is retarted.
[05:58] <geekphreak> sachin: its /
[05:58] <geohacker> lucent: okay. 1 moment
[05:58] <dpac_> Guys, my network manager tries to connect to an Access Point that doesn't exist on startup and resuming from suspend mode.. Any idea how to fix it?
[05:58] <blahdeblah> Hi all.  How can i set the preference for what happens when my laptop battery goes to critically low level?
[05:59] <RRU_Sciguy> dpac_: disable auto connect
[05:59] <lucent> dpac_: sounds harmless. You can instruct Network Manager about what connections to NOT connect to automatically
[05:59] <antIP> rww. I changed the download location to Server for the Unites States, and I'm still getting the same "Failed to Fetch" error.
[05:59] <RRU_Sciguy> blahdeblah" I believe that is under "power"
[05:59] <blahdeblah> RRU_Sciguy: Looked there already
[05:59] <rww> antIP: Do normal WWW sites in your web browser work?
[05:59] <blahdeblah> No option for low battery
[05:59] <enav> BladeMcCool: open screen saver manager and click on prower saving button
[06:00]  * blahdeblah looks again and finds it.
[06:00] <geohacker> lucent: here it is http://paste.ubuntu.com/509257/
[06:00] <lucent> geohacker: great will look now
[06:00] <antIP> rww: Yes, they do, and this problem has been happening for a few days.
[06:00] <geohacker> RRU_Sciguy: I have put my dmesg here. can you take a look? http://paste.ubuntu.com/509257/
[06:00]  * blahdeblah slaps his own head and thanks everyone for their attention
[06:00] <dpac_>  lucent RRU_Sciguy I've already deleted the connection from 'Network Connections'
[06:00] <lucent> ew, ext4
[06:00] <geekphreak> ext4 , aint that bad
[06:01] <lucent> dpac_: deleting the connection just makes it auto-reconnect when it appears again
[06:01] <lucent> connections default to automatic reconnection
[06:01] <RRU_Sciguy> blahdeblah: power management, "on battery power" tab, 3rd line down reads "When battery power is critically low:" followed by a selection box
[06:01] <lucent> ...for reasons I cannot comprehend.
[06:01] <rww> antIP: Close out of Software Sources and any package managers you have open, run "sudo apt-get update; apt-cache policy" in the Terminal, copy the output to http://paste.ubuntu.com/, and link the page it creates here.
[06:01] <geohacker> lucent: I did not remove the recommended to be removed packages. but chose to keep them.
[06:01] <I_want_ely> what's bad about ext4
[06:02] <dpac_> lucent: Well, its an airport wifi and I am nowhere near it right now. In fact, its around 30 miles away. And I only go there like once in 6 months :/
[06:02] <lucent> geohacker: what is this hesitation you notice?  only on startup or is it more frequently
[06:02] <RRU_Sciguy> geohacker: sorry, i am not that in-depth into linux yet, only been using it for about a month
[06:02] <lucent> dpac_: right click network manager and make sure it does not auto-reconnect
[06:02] <geohacker> lucent: frequent. happens now. even when i type.
[06:02] <Lint01> how to perform a command for each file in directory?
[06:02] <lucent> geohacker: ouch
[06:03] <geekphreak> Lint01: ?
[06:03] <fridgerator> lint01 thats pretty specific, let me see...
[06:03] <dpac_> lucent: Alright, thanks :)
[06:03] <lucent> geohacker: did it happen when booting livecd of the same distro?
[06:03] <zipp0> hello everyone :)
[06:03] <geekphreak> Lint01: bash script perhaps?
[06:03] <geohacker> lucent: I upgraded from Lucid.
[06:03] <zipp0> when i ssh to a computer, where is ssh log?
[06:03] <moetunes> Lint01:  for f in ./*; do command; done
[06:03] <lucent> geohacker: yeah, try a livecd of whichever you're running now to check for that hesitation
[06:03] <lucent> if it's not there, reinstall with ext3  to rule out ext4
[06:04]  * zipp0 checked in /var/log/secure, but it's seems not right
[06:04] <dhiry2k> in chroot for installing packages which things need to mount like proc dev etc
[06:04] <xangua> (00:03:17) geohacker: lucent: I upgraded from Lucid. < using maverick¿ go to #ubuntu+1
[06:04] <LiN3t> hello
[06:04] <Lint01> moetunes, it just do ./*
[06:04] <geohacker> lucent: oh come on! don't tell me to re install.
[06:04] <geekphreak> zipp0: try $HOME/.ssh
[06:04] <RRU_Sciguy> geohacker: may be a driver, check for updates (which you may already have)
[06:04] <lucent> geohacker: tell ya to go to #ubuntu+1 :)
[06:04] <LiN3t> can any one help to connect my broadcom wirless to ap?
[06:04] <moetunes> Lint01:  that is for files in the current dir
[06:05] <Lint01> moetunes, no, f has only 1 value, exactly ./*
[06:05] <zipp0> geekphreak: no, in ~/.ssh just have id_rsa       id_rsa.pub   known_hosts
[06:05] <moetunes> Lint01:  the * is a wildcard for all files
[06:05] <antIP> rww: http://paste.ubuntu.com/509259/
[06:05] <moetunes> Lint01:  the * is a wildcard for all files in the current dir
[06:06] <Lint01> for i in ./*; do echo $i; done prints ./*
[06:06] <dhiry2k> how to cross compile for armel in i386
[06:06] <geohacker> lucent: okay. i'm there.
[06:06] <moetunes> Lint01:  the print bit at the end isn't necessary
[06:07] <Guest81622> jj
[06:07] <Lint01> "prints ./*" is not a part of command
[06:07] <Lint01> can please tell me a real way??
[06:07] <geekphreak> zipp0: is this your ssh server
[06:07] <moetunes> Lint01:  it works here
[06:08] <rww> antIP: Open Software Sources, click the Third-Party Software (not sure of the name), then uncheck the box next to the line mentioning "adam/ppa-name". It's not a valid PPA, hence the 404 error.
[06:08] <zipp0> geekphreak: on my ssh server have authorized_keys  known_hosts in .ssh/
[06:08] <Ziber> If i had a user to a group, do I have to reload anything for it to take effect?
[06:08] <largo> I've just noticed 2 amazing things (*sarcasm*)
[06:08] <moetunes> Lint01:  are you using bash for the environment?
[06:09] <geekphreak> zipp0: is this your ssh server/
[06:09] <Lint01> GNU bash, version 4.1.5(1)-release
[06:09] <zipp0> geekphreak: when i ssh to the server in LAN by key, it's ok
[06:09] <largo> 1) the "Compress..." option in the GUI adds the contents of soft linked folders to the archive.  2) it only uses 1 thread, so 7 of my "cores" are sitting idle.
[06:09] <rww> Ziber: if the user's logged in, they need to log out and back again.
[06:09] <geekphreak> ok
[06:09] <zipp0> geekphreak: but, when i ssh to that server from external interface, it's not ok
[06:09] <Ziber> rww: ah, alright, thanks
[06:09] <largo> both of these are really wrongheaded, in my opinion, to put it mildly. :(
[06:10] <zipp0> geekphreak: http://pastie.org/1209008
[06:10] <zipp0> geekphreak: and now, i'm in LAN, so i can connect to that server to check it
[06:11] <RRU_Sciguy> largo: ubuntu uses both my cores....
[06:12] <largo> RRU_Sciguy: the "Compress..." option?
[06:12] <zipp0> geekphreak: when i try to type the passwd to connect, i get an error as failed
[06:12] <geekphreak> zipp0: do this open terminal
[06:12] <largo> because I have a hyper-threaded quad core, and 7 of the 8 "cores" are sitting idle, while 1 is pegged at 100% doing the compression.
[06:12] <furi> guys, quick question
[06:12] <largo> or at least the tarring before it gets to the actual compression.
[06:12] <geekphreak> zipp0: type sudo cat /var/log/auth.log | grep ssh
[06:13] <antIP> rww: I must have accidentally added those lines in there while trying to add a resource. I'm such a noob. Thanks. I appreciate it.
[06:13] <Lint01> largo, tar/gzip is not multithreaded
[06:13] <furi> when using TSC for VNC, do you have to fill the domain and client hostname fields?
[06:13] <rww> antIP: no problem
[06:13] <RRU_Sciguy> largo: then the compression prog doesn't support multithreaded processing
[06:13] <fridgerator> running commands from the command line only use one core
[06:13] <fridgerator> generally
[06:14] <RRU_Sciguy> even though the OS kernel may support it, the program has to support it also to use it
[06:14] <listerdl> n00b question but if I clone my ubuntu drive and burn onto another machine's partition will it be indentical * there is also a seperate SWAP partition as well.....
[06:14] <furi> just repeating really fast, because i've been working for a good 3 hours trying to get this working: when using TSC for VNC, do you have to fill the domain and client hostname fields?
[06:14] <Lint01> listerdl, yes
[06:14] <largo> well, that answers the first question.
[06:15] <RRU_Sciguy> listerdl: in theory yes, but will it be a working copy is the q
[06:15] <largo> which brings us to the second... why would it add the contents of shortcuts?
[06:15] <largo> I simply want a shortcut to that folder... not to act as though it's really there.
[06:15] <Lint01> how to perform a command for each file in directory?
[06:15] <RRU_Sciguy> that;s how it was programmed
[06:15] <listerdl> Lint01: thanks - RRU_Sciguy: how do you mean a working copy?
[06:15] <maco> Lint01: for i in $(ls dir) ; do cat "$i" ; done
[06:16] <RRU_Sciguy> listerdl: will it RUM
[06:16] <largo> so I have links on my desktop to some of my other drives etc... and suddenly when I'm compressing my home folder it starts adding hundreds of GB of files from other drives etc simply because of some shortcuts on my desktop.
[06:16] <Lint01> are $() like ``?
[06:16] <RRU_Sciguy> *run
[06:16] <maco> Lint01: yes, but nestable
[06:16] <zipp0> geekphreak: http://pastie.org/1209197
[06:16] <maco> Lint01: i *have* done for loops inside for loops with them
[06:16] <santhu1984> hi
[06:16] <OneMillionDollar> is there a ubuntu version of google earth ?
[06:16] <listerdl> Lint01: i guess only one way to find out.
[06:16] <furi> repeating once again; i really need the help: when using TSC (Terminal Server Client) for VNC, do you have to fill the domain and client hostname fields?
[06:16] <maco> OneMillionDollar: yes, google earth runs fine on ubuntu
[06:16] <RRU_Sciguy> unless the hw is identical, then the installed drivers may not work
[06:17] <maco> OneMillionDollar: ok not totally fine... depending on your graphics card you may need to grab Google Earth version 5.1 because 5.2 crashes for some
[06:17] <zipp0> geekphreak: omg, i tried ssh to that server at 7:00 AM and 8:00AM but i can't see it in log file
[06:17] <Lint01> maco, no, it outputs pieces of filenames with spaces :(
[06:17] <maco> Lint01: pieces of filenames with spaces?
[06:18] <zipp0> geekphreak: i tried ssh to that server in Oct 7, but i didn't exactly time
[06:18] <Lint01> maco, yes, like a // file // name instead of "a file name"
[06:18] <zipp0> geekphreak: i mean in Oct 7, i connected from external interface
[06:18] <RRU_Sciguy> fil e1.doc is an example I think
[06:18] <geekphreak> ok
[06:18] <OneMillionDollar> i can't see the google earth version
[06:18] <maco> Lint01: ahh ok. you use spaces. in that case you probably need to use "find" instead of ls, since it has an option to split differently
[06:19] <OneMillionDollar> anyway i just install and see
[06:19] <furi> please, can someone help me?
[06:19] <geekphreak> zipp0: afaik logs are created on server side, so log of you connecting to someone else ssh server, would be there  not on your pc
[06:19] <Lint01> how to tell find not to recurse?
[06:19] <maco> OneMillionDollar: the package will pull the newest (which last i checked was 5.2).  if it doesnt work, you can manually get 5.1's installer from google
[06:19] <GreenCult> hi all
[06:20] <RRU_Sciguy> furi: im guessing you have to fill everything in
[06:20] <GreenCult> how i can disable ipv6 on 8.04 LTS??
[06:20] <OneMillionDollar> i download from google website
[06:20] <zipp0> geekphreak: on my laptop dont have path /var/log/auth.log
[06:20] <zipp0> geekphreak: i'm using fedora, but my server's using ubuntu
[06:21] <OneMillionDollar> i use add/remove application to search for google earth it doesn't show
[06:21] <rww> !earth
[06:21] <geekphreak> zipp0: dont use/care about fedora :)
[06:22] <geekphreak> zipp0: they might be in different place on it
[06:22] <Ziber> I'm attempting to set up Samba share, in order to publically share with windows computers on my home lan. I want to set full read/write access, without a password. How can I do this?
[06:22] <zipp0> geekphreak: :(
[06:22] <fridgerator> Ziber did you read the samba wiki page before coming here?
[06:23] <geekphreak> Ziber: write access is not recommeneded
[06:23] <bullgard4> "~$ dlocate fprintf; manpages-dev: /usr/share/man/man3/fprintf.3.gz" What does »manpages-dev« stand for and mean?
[06:23] <zipp0> geekphreak: i run locate auth.log, but haven't result
[06:23] <Ziber> !samba
[06:23] <Lint01> how to tell find not to recurse directories?
[06:23] <RRU_Sciguy> Ziber: steps to solve any problem: check documentation>google>ask
[06:23] <RedSingularity> Is it safe to remove glib from the system?  It says it needs to remove an awful amount of other applications in order to complete the process.  I want to reinstall glib though.
[06:23] <zipp0> geekphreak: it's /var/log/secure :)
[06:23] <Guest81622> try download google earth
[06:24] <JWebb22> hey everyone I need help
[06:24] <RRU_Sciguy> just checked, they have free version for linux
[06:24] <JWebb22> I tried to dual-boot ubuntu with windows xp and I messed up :(
[06:24] <pie_time> geekphreak, i forwarded port 5900 on my router to the vnc server. its still not working. what am i doing wrong?
[06:24] <RRU_Sciguy> http://www.google.com/earth/download/ge/
[06:24] <zipp0> geekphreak: http://pastie.org/1209199
[06:24] <geekphreak> Ziber: you can use net command, or just right click folder>> sharing option
[06:25] <OddJoe> my sound is very low. How do I get alsa installed and working?
[06:25] <Lint01> !ask | JWebb22
[06:25] <Blue1> JWebb22: how so?
[06:25] <zipp0> geekphreak: i connected to 2 linux server in this morning
[06:25] <geekphreak> pie_time: is it enabled on windows side, and he has not disabled it?
[06:25] <GreenCult> how i can disable ipv6 on 8.04 LTS??
[06:25] <GreenCult> how can I disable ipv6 on 8.04 LTS??
[06:25] <pie_time> geekphreak, both computers are ubuntu and they are both in front of me
[06:26] <Blue1> GreenCult: why would you want to do that, and that release is so old, it's not supported any more, afaik
[06:26] <foo> I unplugged a sata drive and plugged it back in. Anyway to "reset my drives" or something? I am getting errors when trying to fdisk -l /dev/sda it
[06:26] <JWebb22> Well the installation to Winxp seemed to work fine, but when it booted up again, I'm stuck with a terminal like screen
[06:26] <Blue1> JWebb22: you can try this:  http://pkill-9.com/wordpress/?p=314  but YMMV applies
[06:26] <RRU_Sciguy> im guessing you are seeing the boot screen
[06:26] <Lint01> how to tell find not to recurse directories?
[06:27] <geekphreak> pie_time: disable firestarter, try again
[06:28] <RRU_Sciguy> JWebb22: is this similar to the screen you mentioned? http://www.davestechsupport.com/blog/images/grub.png
[06:28] <geekphreak> pie_time: temp. ok, not perm
[06:28] <rww> RedSingularity: not really, no.
[06:28] <pie_time> geekphreak, already did that
[06:28] <Ziber> When I try to mount it on another server, it prompts me for a password...
[06:28] <pie_time> geekphreak, well i stopped the firewall
[06:28] <JWebb22> RRU_Sciguy: No I'm not getting that
[06:29] <JWebb22> I can't explain it honestly... You know like command prompt....? It's just a flashing cursor
[06:30] <RRU_Sciguy> no idea how to help you  then :(
[06:30] <geekphreak> JWebb22: aint that windows question?
[06:30] <JWebb22> nothing happens, but it varies if I have a flash drive with ubuntu on it. I also believe it has GRUB on it as well
[06:30] <geekphreak> Ziber: add user sudo smbpasswd -a username
[06:30] <Blue1> JWebb22: re-installing grub is worth a try, so the link I previously sent
[06:30] <RRU_Sciguy> and no geekphreak, i got that when the installation went sour on my first try
[06:31] <OddJoe> hey all: how do I get sound working for a nivida 6150se +430?
[06:31] <JWebb22> geekphreak: I don't know... It is ubuntu installed
[06:31] <Ziber> geekphreak: ... Hm? I need to create a user for it?
[06:31] <RedSingularity> rww:  Not safe you mean?
[06:31] <RRU_Sciguy> nividia is a graphics driver..............
[06:31] <Blue1> OddJoe: hmm i think that is a graphics card
[06:31] <pie_time> geekphreak, what can i do sir
[06:31] <rww> RedSingularity: correct. Rather a lot of the system depends on it.
[06:31] <geekphreak> Ziber: you need to add samba users yes
[06:31] <HomeBoy> Im trying to create a 32 bit windows 7 virtual machine using Virtualbox on 64 bit Linux 10.04 host. It fails with a message about EFI Shell version 2.1? Any help appreciated
[06:31] <rww> RedSingularity: why do you need to reinstall it?
[06:32] <geekphreak> pie_time: running out of ideas mate
[06:32] <RedSingularity> rww:  I am working on a bug report and i think there may be an error in the package so I ant to install a fresh one.
[06:32] <RedSingularity> rww:  *want*
[06:32] <aurilliance> I want to install GMA for my netbook, but first need to know what graphics chipset I have. How do I find this out in ubuntu?
[06:33] <tonyyarusso> aurilliance: lscpi will usually tell you
[06:33] <geekphreak> pie_time: last question
[06:33] <aurilliance> tonyyarusso, thanks
[06:33] <geekphreak> pie_time: have you really enabled "share my desktop option"
[06:33] <rww> RedSingularity: try sudo apt-get --reinstall install packagenamegoeshere
[06:33] <tonyyarusso> aurilliance: might want to pipe it to grep VGA to narrow down your search.
[06:33] <rww> I don't think that requires dependent removal.
[06:33] <JWebb22> Blue1: Do I have to take off all the ubuntu stuff?
[06:33] <RedSingularity> rww:  Let me see......
[06:33] <JWebb22> from the flash drive I mean
[06:34] <Blue1> JWebb22: not sure what you mean by "take off all the ubuntu stuff"
[06:34] <OddJoe> Blue1: its my onboard video/sound card.
[06:34] <aurilliance> tonyyarusso, "No command 'lscpi' found"
[06:34] <RedSingularity> rww:  A reinstall seems not to touch the other packages.  I will try it out on this bug.  Thanks :)
[06:34] <JWebb22> Blue1: Like how you make a livecd, I put it on the flash drive
[06:34] <Blue1> OddJoe: well nvida 6150 is a graphics card
[06:34] <rww> aurilliance: lspci, tonyyarusso made a typo.
[06:35] <Blue1> JWebb22: you can boot off the the usb drive, and do the same thing
[06:35] <tonyyarusso> aurilliance: rww is right
[06:35] <aurilliance> rww, thanks :)
[06:35] <JWebb22> Blue1: Also, I want to note that when I don't have said flash drive hooked in, I get an error GRUB rescue prompt
[06:36] <shiftingcontrol> i executed dmesg|tail and i restarted my sys but my pen drive is not detecting
[06:36] <Blue1> OddJoe: maybe this?  00:04.0 PCI bridge: nVidia Corporation MCP61 PCI bridge (rev a1)
[06:36] <Blue1> OddJoe: oops this:  00:05.0 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP61 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[06:37] <geekphreak> shiftingcontrol: wierd
[06:37] <OddJoe> Blue1: How would I install that and get my sound working?
[06:37] <shiftingcontrol> geekmzphreak:dude i dont knw,bt i restarted multiple ty
[06:37] <geekphreak> shiftingcontrol: in terminal type sudo lsusb
[06:37] <JWebb22> Blue1: to be specific, it says ""error: file not found.... grub rescue"
[06:38] <Blue1> OddJoe: it depends on what type of sound card you have:  lspci | grep Audio
[06:38] <geekphreak> shiftingcontrol: also sudo fdisk -l
[06:38] <Blue1> JWebb22: from the flash drive?
[06:38] <Guest81622> use adobe air
[06:38] <geekphreak> shiftingcontrol: see the pen drive?
[06:39] <JWebb22> Blue1: That's if the flash drive is not plugged in
[06:39] <tomoyuki28jp> Is there a cli network management tool?
[06:39] <shiftingcontrol> geekphreak:Disk /dev/sdb doesn't contain a valid partition table
[06:39] <geekphreak> tomoyuki28jp: nm-tool
[06:39] <Blue1> JWebb22: you can try the fix I suggested, that has worked well in recovering things, after a windows hiccup...
[06:39] <tomoyuki28jp> geekphreak: i will look into it. thanks!!
[06:40] <shiftingcontrol> geekphreak:Disk /dev/sdb: 4012 MB,<PHONE_NUMBER> bytes
[06:40] <shiftingcontrol> 124 heads, 62 sectors/track, 1019 cylinders
[06:40] <shiftingcontrol> Units = cylinders of 7688 * 512 = 3936256 bytes
[06:40] <shiftingcontrol> Disk identifier: 0x00008f00
[06:40] <shiftingcontrol> Disk /dev/sdb doesn't contain a valid partition table
[06:40] <FloodBot3> shiftingcontrol: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:40] <JWebb22> Blue1: I already have the livecd on my flash drive :/
[06:40] <Blue1> OddJoe: did you find your audio card?
[06:40] <pie_time> where is that option geekphreak
[06:40] <Blue1> JWebb22: fine just boot off of the flash drive and follow the directions
[06:40] <OddJoe> Blue1: how would I check which it is lspci or grep?
[06:41] <tomoyuki28jp> geekphreak: What's the package name? no package named 'nm-tool'.
[06:41] <Blue1> OddJoe: lspci | grep Audio
[06:41] <JWebb22> Blue1: I can't really get as far as booting it off the flash drive.
[06:41] <geekphreak> tomoyuki28jp:it should already be there, open terminal type nm-tool, get anything/
[06:41] <pie_time> can anyone please tell me how to rename my computer
[06:41] <Blue1> OddJoe: that's what you need just copy and paste into a terminal window, and copy and paste result back here.
[06:41] <bullgard4> "~$ dlocate fprintf; manpages-dev: /usr/share/man/man3/fprintf.3.gz" What does »manpages-dev« stand for and mean?
[06:41] <tomoyuki28jp> geekphreak: ah, there is. thanks!
[06:41] <JWebb22> Blue1: If the flash drive is plugged in, nothing happens but shows a flashing cursor.
[06:42] <geekphreak> be right back
[06:42] <shiftingcontrol> geekphreak:http://paste.ubuntu.com/509277/
[06:42] <Blue1> pie_time: you can do that by edditing /etc/hostname
[06:42] <OddJoe> 00:05.0 Audio device: nVidia Corporation MCP61 High Definition Audio (rev a2)
[06:42] <Blue1> OddJoe: okay you have the same setup I do.
[06:42] <moetunes> !hostname | pie_time
[06:42] <JWebb22> Blue1: You think the reason it does that is because I have GRUB on that same flashdrive?
[06:43] <othniel> hi all
[06:43] <othniel> have any of you tried pinguyos
[06:43] <othniel> ?
[06:43] <Blue1> JWebb22: well if it finds grub on a usb drive, it should boot that first, then you can use the flash drive to fix the hard disc as indicated.
[06:43] <othniel> its awesome
[06:44] <bazhang> othniel, offtopic here
[06:44] <othniel> PinguyOs ...........is awesome for newbies try it out spread the love
[06:44] <othniel> oh sorry
[06:44] <bazhang> othniel, #ubuntu-offtopic please
[06:44] <Blue1> OddJoe: 10.04?  32 bit or 64 bit system?
[06:44] <JWebb22> Blue1: ok apparently I don't have grub on my flash drive... It's nothing but windows stuff now
[06:45] <OddJoe> Blue1: ok, so how do I get the sound working. I also tryed the video drivers from nvidia, it gave me a X server running error.
[06:45] <OddJoe> 10.04 32 bit
[06:45] <Blue1> JWebb22: okay I am quite confused, I thought you said you had the livecd on a flash drive.
[06:46] <JWebb22> Blue1: I thought I did too.... Ok so I have to put livecd on the flash drive, as well as grub?
[06:46] <Blue1> OddJoe: it works right from the get go, but you should get the drivers in the repo, not the site.
[06:47] <rww> !test
[06:47] <OddJoe> Blue1: where do I download the repo drivers?
[06:47] <X99> hello everyone
[06:47] <testlongnickkkkk> hello
[06:47] <Dreaman> new kernel 2.6.35 inastall ubuntu 10.04-1 lts
[06:47] <Blue1> JWebb22: no.  the process of of creating a putting the livecd onto a flash drive (System/Admin/Startup Disc Creator) will make the usb drive bootable so it will have grub already installed, to boot up the flash drive.
[06:47] <X99> who can give me a number of ubuntu one?
[06:47] <JWebb22> Blue1: I mean I had to have ubuntu livecd on there to partition the hard drive
[06:47] <Blue1> JWebb22: yes
[06:47] <bazhang> X99, a number?
[06:48] <X99> yes
[06:48] <bazhang> X99, explain
[06:48] <Blue1> OddJoe: System/Administration/Hardware Drivers
[06:48] <tomoyuki28jp> geekphreak: With nm-tool, how can I choose a network and connect/disconnect it? The man page has almost no info.
[06:48] <X99> wait
[06:49] <JWebb22> Blue1: Ok, so format the flash drive and put ubuntu live on there, right?
[06:49] <JWebb22> Blue1: Or do I have to leave the windows stuff there
[06:49] <X99> Ubuntu One Basic  this
[06:49] <bazhang> #ubuntuone X99
[06:49] <Blue1> JWebb22: no need to preformat it, the Startup disc createor will do all that.  any contents on the flash drive however, would vanish.
[06:50] <X99>  searching..
[06:50] <Blue1> JWebb22: oh wait, you're using windows or linux to create the flash drive?
[06:50] <bazhang> X99, /join #ubuntuone
[06:51] <JWebb22> Blue1: I'm currently using someone else's computer under windows
[06:51] <Blue1> JWebb22: dang it, I have never created a startup flash drive in windows...
[06:52] <JWebb22> Blue1: Wait... do you want me to show you what I'm getting, or are you getting the idea
[06:52] <tomoyuki28jp> geekphreak: It seems like the nm-tool only tells us the current available networks and no feature to connect/disconnect to a certain network??
[06:52] <bazhang> unetbootin.sourceforge.net for the windows version JWebb22
[06:52] <bullgard4> "~$ dlocate fprintf; manpages-dev: /usr/share/man/man3/fprintf.3.gz" What does »manpages-dev« stand for and mean?
[06:52] <Blue1> JWebb22: I thought you were using a livecd and wanted to put that onto the flash drive, easy -- honestly I don't know how to do it in windows sorry
[06:53] <rww> bullgard4: the package that manpage is from
[06:53] <OddJoe> brb reboot
[06:53] <rww> !info manpages-dev | bullgard4
[06:53] <JWebb22> Blue1: That's fine. I know how to. I'm just not completely sure it will work
[06:53] <Blue1> anyone know how to put livecd onto a flash drive, from windows?
[06:54] <Blue1> JWebb22: dang it man, I just don't have that knowledge - sorry
[06:54] <moetunes> Blue1:  look at the pendrivelinux site
[06:54] <bazhang> Blue1, yes from the link I gave
[06:54] <xangua> Blue1: tried unetbootin¿
[06:54] <JWebb22> Blue1: I know how to create a live cd in windows... It's actually how I got ununtu on there in the first place lol
[06:54] <pie_time> i still cant get vnc to work :'(
[06:55] <Blue1> xangua: this is for JWebb22
[06:55] <xangua> (00:54:21) xangua: Blue1: tried unetbootin¿ JWebb22
[06:55] <JWebb22> Blue1: But ahh I also have the windows xp disk
[06:56] <JWebb22> Blue1: I just can't make it to the boot screen
[06:56] <Blue1> JWebb22: okay now totally confused.   ru trying to install windows or linux?
[06:56] <Blue1> JWebb22: you should  be able to fix that with the usb flash drive, as indicated.
[06:57] <JWebb22> Blue1: At first I was trying to dual boot windows xp with ubuntu installed first
[06:57] <Blue1> JWebb22: private message ok?
[06:57] <JWebb22> ok
[06:59] <RedSingularity> How can I have a user send me a file of their CPU usage?  Direct "top" to a file?  Or is there a better way?
[06:59] <bullgard4> rww: Thank you very much for your help.
[06:59] <lucent> RedSingularity: top manual page tells me much about -b and -n
[07:00] <HomeBoy> Im trying to create a 32 bit windows 7 virtual machine using Virtualbox on 64 bit Linux 10.04 host. It fails with a message about EFI Shell version 2.1? Any help appreciated
[07:00] <RedSingularity> lucent:  But does it give you good vibes?
[07:01] <lucent> RedSingularity: kind of a purple auora...
[07:01] <OddJoe> 0.0
[07:01] <RedSingularity> lucent excellent then I will check it out.  Thanks :)
[07:02] <lucent> top -bn1 | pastebinit -a lucent #http://pastebin.com/gwQ5TAXq
[07:02] <lucent> note I have pastebinit installed
[07:04] <RedSingularity> lucent:  That was the answer!!  Thanks again :) :) :)
[07:05] <Scunizi> lucent: what's the -a switch for pasteinit?
[07:05] <Scunizi> *pastebinit
[07:05] <lucent> Scunizi: it authenticates that lucent is explaining the manual page options to other users in IRC chat
[07:05] <javahorn> seen idea4good
[07:06] <lucent> Scunizi: I was being rude, "Author"
[07:06] <lucent> A - for - Author :)
[07:07] <javahorn> !seen idea4good
[07:07] <Scunizi> lucent: ah.. ok.. tried looking in the man pages first but there aren't any on my machine.
[07:07] <Guest67223> okay... I've been trying to get Fallout to work under wine.. it installs ok from the ISO, but when I try to run it.. it shows the "please stand by" screen.. and then just ejects me to the gnome desktop
[07:07] <Scunizi> lucent: perhaps because I had neglected to install it on this machine .. :/
[07:08] <ChrisBuchholz> Hey. I installed kubuntu-desktop yesterday just to try it out, and now i wanna get rid of it. apt-get remove kubuntu-desktop wont do, because all the with-coming software will still be on my ubuntu system. How do i get rid of all kubuntu-desktops dependencies?
[07:08] <xangua> !puregnome | ChrisBuchholz
[07:08] <geekphreak> ChrisBuchholz: you wana remove linux or just kubuntu package?
[07:09] <kning> test
[07:09] <geekphreak> failed
[07:09] <lucent> Scunizi: I'm mean tonight, sorry for my actions just then.
[07:09] <ChrisBuchholz> xangua: thanks
[07:09] <rudy__> hello
[07:09] <kning> 中文 ？
[07:10] <geekphreak> hi rudy__
[07:10] <psycho_oreos> !cn | kning
[07:10] <Scunizi> lucent: I had caught that .. no worries..
[07:10] <ChrisBuchholz> geekphreak: just kubuntu and its dependencies. I'd like my gnome back without all those kde apps :P
[07:10] <bazhang> kning, #ubuntu-cn
[07:10] <rudy__> why doesn't Fallout 1 work under wine
[07:10] <geekphreak> ChrisBuchholz: ok
[07:10] <geekphreak> bazhang: howdy
[07:10] <bazhang> rudy__, it does
[07:10] <rudy__> well then h ow come it shows me the "please stand by" and then just exits to the dekstop
[07:11] <rudy__> it doesn't actually load the game
[07:11] <rudy__> it just exits out
[07:11] <rudy__> no error messag
[07:11] <lucent> rudy__: kind of veering off-topic, should ask WINE people not Ubuntu, or discuss on Ubuntu forums for gamers
[07:11] <lucent> this IRC is maybe not the best place to discuss?
[07:13] <rudy__> where's the ubuntu forum for gamers
[07:13] <Scunizi> rudy__: www.ubuntuforums.org  .. register .. look for the link
[07:14] <bazhang> rudy__, works here. check #winehq
[07:14] <titan-ark> hey! I am having trouble with Rhythmbox, can anyone help me with it?
[07:15] <mattcodes> relatively new to using linux in desktop scenarios. so I've downloaded elicpse.tar.gz and opened it in the archive manager, since this isnt an apt-get install I wondering what the best place to extract to (best practice)?
[07:16] <tonyyarusso> mattcodes: and why aren't you using apt?
[07:16] <moetunes> mattcodes:  maybe /usr/src
[07:16] <xangua> why not install from repository mattcodes¿
[07:17] <mattcodes> because I want the version for JS development (there are several eclipse packages) I dont think the repositories will have these builds?
[07:17] <tonyyarusso> mattcodes: I'd extract it in my $HOME normally.
[07:17] <mattcodes> or is there a simple way to check?
[07:17] <moetunes> !checkinstall | mattcodes this is a good idea
[07:18] <mattcodes> /usr/src seems to have linux headers in it. maybe /usr/local/eclipse?
[07:18] <titan-ark> anyone? help with rhythmbox?
[07:18] <moetunes> or /usr/local/src
[07:19] <Scunizi> titan-ark: ask a question other then .. help
[07:19] <titan-ark> Scunizi, okay. well all of a sudden after  a reboot it does not show me radio or add stations!
[07:20] <titan-ark> tried googling couldn find anything.
[07:20] <Scunizi> titan-ark: perhaps someone else can answer that one.. most of the time I'm on kde and use amorak .. use it on gnome too.
[07:20] <lucent> titan-ark: you may try reinstalling   'sudo apt-get install --reinstall rhythmbox'
[07:21] <titan-ark> lucent, i tried uninstall and install but its the same :(
[07:22] <titan-ark> Scunizi, okay :) thank you
[07:22] <tt> hello
[07:24] <lucent> titan-ark: I can't find where the presets are stored
[07:26] <oracle> i need a gui music player with ability to cut cue files and convert on the fly
[07:26] <titan-ark> lucent, Thanks for trying. this is how rhythmbox is turning up for me http://imagebin.org/117696
[07:28] <lucent> titan-ark: I think it might all be in gconf
[07:29] <RedSingularity> Alright boys, time for some tequila shots!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[07:30] <geekphreak> titan-ark: other thing, open rhythmbox, click edit /plugins, make sure it is enabled
[07:30] <Scunizi> I hope it's not Jose Q.  you'll end up praying to the porcelin gods
[07:31] <RedSingularity> Scunizi:  El Espolon!
[07:32] <titan-ark> lucent, well I am a linux noob, I dunno how to play with gconf :P
[07:32] <lucent> I'm pro, and it's still dizzying
[07:33] <lucent> titan-ark: gconf-editor is a UI tool, could try that. It's possible to break your configuration in fascinating never before imagined ways with that tool
[07:33] <titan-ark> geekphreak, my plugins tab shows this: http://imagebin.org/117698
[07:33] <titan-ark> dont seem internet radio!
[07:34] <geekphreak> titan-ark: just enable all ;)
[07:34] <Scunizi> titan-ark: in your home directory there is probably a hidden file for rhythmbox.. rename that and restart the app and see if it acts they way it use to..
[07:34] <geekphreak> titan-ark: then apt-get it !!
[07:34] <geekphreak> titan-ark: look in synaptic, there is a plugin for it there
[07:35] <titan-ark> lucent, geekphreak, okay shall try em one by one :)
[07:35] <anodesni> Hi, I'm using openbox, but want to use the dual screen utility of gnome. Does anybody know how the package is called?
[07:35] <geekphreak> titan-ark: apt-get install rhythmbox-radio-browser
[07:35] <RedSingularity> Ubuntu Free Chat room please??????????
[07:36] <uLinux> #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:36] <rww> !ot | RedSingularity
[07:36] <lucent> anodesni: gnome-display-properties ?
[07:36] <RedSingularity> uLinux , rww :  Good man!  Thanks again :)
[07:36] <lucent> anodesni: it's just a front end for xrandr though, check out 'xrandr'
[07:37] <anodesni> lucent, I know, but I don't want to use my keyboard
[07:37] <lucent> oh good luck then
[07:37] <anodesni> and I'm too lazy to make an entry for xrandr in my openbox menu
[07:38] <OneMillionDollar> i tried 5.1 and 5.2 google earth and both crashed
[07:38] <lucent> xrandr is useful for things like reverse projection :)
[07:38] <OneMillionDollar> why oh why google
[07:38] <OneMillionDollar> they used linux version of os for their phone
[07:38] <OneMillionDollar> why cna't they have a better support for ubuntu
[07:39] <santhu1984> hi
[07:39]  * Scunizi hears a pin drop
[07:39] <santhu1984> can any one suggest a channel for android developer
[07:40] <bazhang> #android
[07:40] <santhu1984> but how to get identified
[07:40] <santhu1984> to that
[07:40] <bazhang> register
[07:40] <rww> ubottu: tell santhu1984 about register
[07:40] <bazhang>  /join #freenode
[07:40] <Scunizi> bazhang: this has got to be the calm before the storm on 10.10.10
[07:41] <rww> Scunizi: very much so
[07:41] <bazhang> Scunizi, join -release-party for the storm
[07:41] <uLinux> !party
[07:41] <rww> more of a river right now
[07:41] <rww> maybe a stream
[07:41] <bazhang> well creek
[07:41] <Scunizi> been there in the past.. I'll pass..
[07:42] <lucent> no one got it
[07:42] <lucent> rww: perhaps, for a torrent ?
[07:43] <D3luSi0n4L> Hey all I'm a new linux (ubuntu 10.10) user and love it so far, I'm still in the stages of setting it up and was wondering if someone could help me
[07:43] <lucent> my eyes are burning from leetspeak
[07:43] <D3luSi0n4L> I'm using a custom image for my user profile image, and it shows on my about me page but not on my login page when my computer starts up or when i log off
[07:43] <titan-ark> nothing seems to be working!
[07:44] <uLinux> D3luSi0n4L: the final release isnt ready yet
[07:44] <uLinux> i guess
[07:44] <DexterLB> how do I get a list of all files in /usr/bin that are not part of any installed packages?
[07:44] <D3luSi0n4L> I know I'm using RC1, i was just wondering if someone knew a fix to that
[07:44] <lucent> DexterLB: unlikely that is even possible.
[07:45] <D3luSi0n4L> uLinux do you know how to fix that?
[07:45] <anodesni> DexterLB, write a perl script that uses synaptics log
[07:45] <lonejack> hi, does somebody use epson stylus d92? Does it work?
[07:45] <uLinux> D3luSi0n4L: no
[07:45] <DexterLB> anodesni: erk perl
[07:45] <D3luSi0n4L> hmm ok, do you have that problem?
[07:45] <D3luSi0n4L> and i was thinking of maybe putting the image in the "Faces" directory but where is that located?
[07:45] <DexterLB> anodesni: isn't it possible with a shell script? :P
[07:46] <anodesni> DexterLB, you can try
[07:48] <DexterLB> anodesni: so now first thing I have to get aptitude to give me a list of all files
[07:49] <anodesni> DexterLB, why do you want to know that
[07:49] <anodesni> what is you goal
[07:49] <xx> test
[07:49] <geekphreak> xx: we see you
[07:50] <DexterLB> anodesni: by mistake I've put all my custom scripts in /usr/bin
[07:50] <DexterLB> anodesni: and I want to move them to /usr/local/bin
[07:51] <anodesni> DexterLB, and you dont have a copy of those scripts?
[07:51] <D3luSi0n4L> can someone help me I'm the admin and it wont let me move images to the "faces" folder? it says permission required
[07:51] <geekphreak> DexterLB: prob. sort by date?
[07:51] <Syria> After installing compiz and changing its settings my keyboard shortcuts stopped working, reset to defaults did not solve the problem, please tell me how can I restore the settings to its original state.
[07:51] <DexterLB> anodesni: well, you see, I *am* stupid :)
[07:51] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: you're not the admin unless you use sudo before the command
[07:51] <DexterLB> geekphreak: I have loads of installed packages after that
[07:51] <Guest62135> somebody help how to created *.CHM file at ubuntu,what's software i need
[07:52] <D3luSi0n4L> Scunizi, I'm a absolute noob to linux in general let alone ubuntu, I've used linux for literally maybe 48hours
[07:52] <anodesni> DexterLB, maybe they have a different file permission, you can then recognize the script using ls -la
[07:52] <tonyyarusso> Guest62135: first off, why on earth would you want to?
[07:52] <lucent> Syria: compiz shortcuts are "more important" than your other shortcuts
[07:52] <D3luSi0n4L> i appreciate the response, but maybe if you don't mind wouldnt mind helping me move the fil?
[07:52] <DexterLB> anodesni: lemme try that
[07:52] <Syria> lucent: Can you please export you settings file in compiz and transfer it to me?
[07:53] <Guest62135> somebody help how to created *.CHM file at ubuntu,what's software i need
[07:53] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: sure.. sudo cp /file/location/path /place/you/want/it
[07:53] <lucent> Syria: it's just necessary to install simple-ccsm and go through removing all compiz shortcuts
[07:53] <bazhang> Guest62135, thats a windows file format
[07:53] <Jordan_U> DexterLB: for file in /usr/bin/*; do if ! dpkg -S $file; then echo $file; fi; done
[07:53] <Guest62135> chm file impossible created at ubuntu?
[07:53] <D3luSi0n4L> hmmm
[07:54] <D3luSi0n4L> mind if i pm you?
[07:54] <tonyyarusso> Guest62135: Why would you want to??
[07:54] <lucent> Syria: and no, I'm not interested to spend hours doing that ;)
[07:54] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: better in the channel for all to learn
[07:54] <bazhang> Guest62135, no, its a windows file format
[07:54] <D3luSi0n4L> ok
[07:54] <D3luSi0n4L> im just a little unsure on the command
[07:54] <Guest62135> ok thanks guy
[07:54] <D3luSi0n4L> the file is husk,jpg in my download folder
[07:54] <D3luSi0n4L> & the location is
[07:54] <D3luSi0n4L> usr/share/pixmaps/faces
[07:54] <Syria> lucent: Spend hours doing what? I mean you can export the settings in one click only.
[07:55] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: location is ~/Download and you want it in /usr/share/pixmaps/faces right?
[07:55] <Scunizi> d3
[07:55] <D3luSi0n4L> ya
[07:55] <lucent> Syria: hours to make compiz work, then remove shortcuts, export, send to you
[07:55] <D3luSi0n4L> the file is husk,jpg in my download folder
[07:55] <lucent> it's not set up here like you want
[07:55] <D3luSi0n4L> usr/share/pixmaps/faces
[07:55] <D3luSi0n4L> is where i need it to go
[07:55] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: ok.. sudo cp ~/Download /usr/share/pixmaps/faces
[07:55] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: sorry.. mistake
[07:56] <Syria> lucent: No dude give me the same settings you are using now.
[07:56] <D3luSi0n4L> no file?
[07:56] <Jordan_U> DexterLB: Though that seems to include anything that's a symlink. Let me try to refine it.
[07:56] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: ok.. sudo cp ~/Download/husk.jpg /usr/share/pixmaps/faces
[07:56] <Guest62135> but at ubuntu we have xCHM to read this file,i'm sorry im newbie, i think i can created also at my ubuntu,thanks guy
[07:56] <Syria> lucent: I am not that rude to ask you for this. :$
[07:56] <D3luSi0n4L> awesome
[07:56] <lucent> Syria: anyhow simple-cssm is the program for you
[07:56] <D3luSi0n4L> ty ill try it now
[07:56] <DexterLB> Jordan_U: some of my scripts are symlinks
[07:56] <lucent> good luck Syria
[07:56] <D3luSi0n4L> in the terminal right?
[07:56] <DexterLB> ...
[07:56] <Syria> lucent: Thnx dude.
[07:57] <uLinux> how to bind ctrl++ to a command on irssi
[07:57] <uLinux> sry ot
[07:57] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: yes
[07:57] <rww> uLinux: #irssi is usually helpful to me :)
[07:57] <D3luSi0n4L> `hmm no such directory?
[07:57] <D3luSi0n4L> is it download or downloads?
[07:57] <Jordan_U> DexterLB: That's going to make things difficult. The command I gave can help you greatly narrow down the possibilities.
[07:57] <uLinux> rww: everybody is sleeping:P
[07:57] <D3luSi0n4L> it shows download in my directory tree
[07:58] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: sorry downloads
[07:58] <Jordan_U> DexterLB: Do the symlinks happen to be all be to a particular directory?
[07:58] <pksadiq> uLinux , they are Not exactly, but acting so :)
[07:58] <DexterLB> mostly
[07:58] <D3luSi0n4L> hmm still
[07:58] <DexterLB> i can isolate most of them
[07:58] <D3luSi0n4L> cannot stat ~ home/****/downloads/husk.jpg
[07:59] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: are you typing "home" as well as using ~?
[07:59] <anodesni> How can I change the main screen with xrandr, i.e. the one with the panel?
[08:00] <D3luSi0n4L> nope just -  sudo cp ~/downloads/husk.jpg /usr/share/pixmaps/faces
[08:00]  * DexterLB has an idea...
[08:00] <D3luSi0n4L> oooh
[08:00] <D3luSi0n4L> its "Husk.jpg" not husk.jpg
[08:00] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: capital D on downloads
[08:00] <D3luSi0n4L> maybe case-sensative?
[08:00] <D3luSi0n4L> ok
[08:00] <rww> yes case sensitive
[08:00] <Jordan_U> DexterLB: This should have many fewer false positives, though there are still some like /usr/bin/[.
[08:01] <Jordan_U> DexterLB: for file in /usr/bin/*; do target=$(readlink -f $file); if ! dpkg -S $target > /dev/null 2>&1; then echo $file; fi; done
[08:01] <D3luSi0n4L> hmm no error, lemme see if it worked
[08:01] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: linux is case sensitive. it's also dealing with file names without spaces.. if you need a space use an underscore
[08:01] <titan-ark> Okay, I guess Il just stick to grooveshark or shoutcast for now. Need to get back to work :( Thanks for your help Scunizi, lucent, geekphreak
[08:01] <D3luSi0n4L> Scunizi: ok awesome, thank you it worked and thanks for the tips
[08:02] <D3luSi0n4L> Scunizi: what time should we expect final release? its 10.10 here now but i imagine during the day?
[08:02] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: must be tired.. that last scentence didn't make any sense.. It's hard dealing with spaces in files names.. use an underscore instead..
[08:02] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: just keep updating it.. release date is scheduled for 10.10.10
[08:02] <D3luSi0n4L> ok just
[08:02] <D3luSi0n4L> update-manager -d
[08:02] <D3luSi0n4L> correct?
[08:03] <DexterLB> Jordan_U: that was what I was going to come up with but in a slightly different syntax
[08:03] <DexterLB> Jordan_U: it works thanks
[08:03] <Scunizi> D3luSi0n4L: no.. update, upgrade, dist-upgrade.. as long as you're already on 10.10.. for 10.04 look in the upgrade manager for the trigger
[08:03] <Jordan_U> DexterLB: You're welcome.
[08:03] <kaco> morning
[08:04] <D3luSi0n4L> hmm ok ill probably just check later to see if its released
[08:04] <dxrt> hi guys, I'm trying to setup ntp to sync my time using a cronjob.. would this command /usr/sbin/ntpd -q -u ntp:ntp be suitable to update?
[08:04] <D3luSi0n4L> ill brb, gotta log off and see if putting the image in faces worked
[08:06] <Kuba> oO, why is 10.10 lacking aptitude? :O
[08:06] <Kuba> I mean in the default install of course
[08:06] <Blue1> !pendrive
[08:07] <D3luSi0n4L> hmm
[08:07] <D3luSi0n4L> no luck still on login page both accounts show default user image? =/
[08:07] <D3luSi0n4L> any guesses anyone?
[08:07] <Jordan_U> Kuba: To save space on the LiveCD.
[08:07] <llutz_> Kuba: they want to save a few MB cd-space
[08:08] <jumbers> Somehow I doubt that it will be out for at least 36 hours or so, it's only just barely 10/9 in parts of the US
[08:08] <Kuba> haha, stoned
[08:09] <D3luSi0n4L> Scunizi: any ideas?
[08:10] <Kuba> Can I make usb startup disk 10.10 with 10.04?
[08:10] <jumbers> Yes
[08:11] <Blue1> !flashdrive
[08:12] <Guest60148> Hi. I'm running badblocks on a hard drive, and I find alot of badblocks. Could someone help me with: How do I check how many blocks my hdd have. The bad blocks that badblocks marks, are these going to be recognized by the filesystem that I put on the disk at a later time?
[08:12] <Blue1> where is the information on how to install the livecd iso onto a flash drive, from windows?
[08:12] <Kuba> If I install dome packages during live cd would they be installed on hard drive after installing ubuntu?
[08:12] <lucent> Blue1: I suggest using 'unetbootin'
[08:12] <llutz_> !usb > Blue1
 don't think it's possible
[08:13] <bazhang> Kuba, no
[08:13] <Kuba> bazhang: thanks
[08:14] <lucent> Guest60148: best advice is that you consult the drive manufacturer for a low level scan utility
[08:14] <lucent> Guest60148: also, your data kiss it goodbye.
[08:14] <lucent> hope you have backups.
[08:14] <bifor> hola
[08:15] <Guest60148> lucent, nah, no problem. Its a clean disk. I just bought it. So I should get it exchanged instead for a new one by the company I bought it from?
[08:16] <Guest60148> ... instead of trying to mark the blocks as bad in the filesystem.
[08:16] <alex88> good morning..i'm having troubles with flash player in chrome.. sometimes the flash videos goes white.. and i have to restart browser to make it working again..any clue?
[08:16] <lucent> Guest60148: bad blocks indicates a transport level corruption issue (bad cable, kernel driver, etc.) or your harddisk is bad
[08:16] <lucent> neither are reasonable to "work around" using baddblocks marking
[08:17] <lucent> drives contain extra spare blocks not accessible from linux based utils, you need the mfg utility
[08:17] <lucent> basically from experience I'm suggesting that this is a lower level issue than can be addressed by Ubuntu OS space :)
[08:18] <Blue1> lucent: I will look that up thanks
[08:18] <yohan14> what does the --prefix=/usr/local/... signifiy when used with ./configure?
[08:18] <lucent> Blue1: if you're messing about with 10.10 livecd on usb please join #ubuntu+1 and report how it goes, I would like to know
[08:19] <Guest60148> lucent, ok, thanks for the suggestions.
[08:19] <D3luSi0n4L> hey I'm also having a little troulbe wth an icon, I'm using Smuxi and when i pin to desktop the icon goes ot a blank white page?
[08:19] <llutz_> yohan14: things will be installed relative to that prefix, like binaries to /usr/local/bin
[08:20] <yohan14> llutz_: so when i compile program xx from source should i do --prefix=/usr/local or --prefix/usr/local/xx ?
[08:20] <llutz_> yohan14: ...=/usr/local   is fine
[08:20] <yohan14> llutz_: thanks
[08:20] <santhu1984> hi
[08:20] <santhu1984> i am getting error
[08:20] <D3luSi0n4L> anyone?
[08:20] <santhu1984> like
[08:20] <santhu1984> #android :Cannot join channel (+r) - you need to be identified with services
[08:20] <llutz_> !checkinstall > yohan14 consider to use this when compiling own stuff
[08:21] <bazhang> !register | santhu1984
[08:21] <Exploiter> santhu1944 type /nickserv register Email Password
[08:21] <Exploiter> when ever you loggin, type /nickserv identify password
[08:21] <rww> Some clients don't support /nickserv. Consider recommending /msg nickserv instead.
[08:22] <Exploiter> ohh he quit alredy..!!
[08:22] <lucent> talking to ... everyone but the person who asked, now ... yeah
[08:22] <Exploiter> -_-
[08:22] <Eryn_1983_FL> hey peps
[08:22] <Eryn_1983_FL> peeps
[08:22] <Blue1> lucent: I am trying to talk jweb22 through the process atm thanks for your help
[08:22] <lucent> kept waiting for the fail to end.
[08:22] <Eryn_1983_FL>  how do i fix the  ecryptfs stuff for my /home
[08:22] <lucent> sure Blue1 glad I was of some use
[08:22] <Eryn_1983_FL> it is no longer doing it automatically when i login through the  login manager?
[08:23] <Blue1> lucent: glad you were thhere - I havne't done windows in over 5 years.
[08:23] <D3luSi0n4L> lucent mabe if you dont mind, I need a little help wth some small problems?
[08:23]  * RedSingularity is away: Away at the moment, be back soon.
[08:23] <lucent> D3luSi0n4L: little blue pills help. privmsg, we can discuss canadian meds?
[08:24] <D3luSi0n4L> 1. the Smuxi IRC cilent icon when pinned to my desktop changed to a blank white page and 2. the user icon i set in "about me" doesnt how up o nthe login page?
[08:24] <bazhang> !away > RedSingularity
[08:25] <lucent> this should be entertaining. More people having trouble making the posted USB livecd process work.
[08:26] <ChrisBuchholz> Hey. How do i find which module is my wifi module?
[08:27] <lucent> ChrisBuchholz: I don't know of a sure-fire way, there is the way I do it... find out its desgination in 'lspci' output
[08:27] <santhu1984> hi
[08:27] <lucent> then google search to find out what driver most people are using
[08:27] <Exploiter> here he comes again..
[08:27] <bazhang> !register | santhu1984
[08:28]  * lucent presses "resume" on the remote-o-fail
[08:28] <santhu1984> when i get registered i am not getting any mail
[08:28] <furryotter> I have an ftp server running and I have a directory /ftp/download and under it I want the directory /backups listed under /ftp/download/backups. What kind of link am I looking for?
[08:28] <santhu1984> from free node
[08:28] <bazhang> santhu1984, /join #freenode
[08:28] <santhu1984> ya
[08:28] <ChrisBuchholz> lucent: okay, thanks
[08:28] <santhu1984> i am on +freenode
[08:28] <bazhang> santhu1984, ask there, not here
[08:29] <santhu1984> but i want to join android developer chat
[08:29] <llutz_> furryotter: mount --bind ....
[08:29] <bazhang> santhu1984, so ask for help in #freenode NOt here
[08:29] <santhu1984> ok
[08:29] <cxpm144> How can I make Ubuntu's isntallation files bootable from an external drive without repartitioning or reformatting it?
[08:29] <furryotter> llutz_: should I put that in fstab if I want it on startup?
[08:29] <llutz_> furryotter: yes
[08:30] <Blue1> lucent: he's at the unetbootin creation now - keep your eyes crossed.  err I mean fingers!
[08:30] <ChrisBuchholz> lucent: i can see that i have the proprietary driver broadcom sta wifi driver enabled, so that must be it, right? How do i find its module name?
[08:30] <goer> Some help pls. http://pastebin.com/aXvaWYdJ  Unless there is a .deb package?
[08:30] <lucent> Blue1: my eyes have been crossed since reading D3luSi0n4L nickname
[08:30] <Blue1> lucent: oh yeah that would do it....
[08:30] <D3luSi0n4L> lol
[08:31] <lucent> ChrisBuchholz: broadcom stuff? it depends on which kernel, I think. The exact module names have changed recently
[08:31] <D3luSi0n4L> if someone can help me with some minor problems please let me know
[08:31] <cxpm144> Does UNetBootIn work with Ubuntu without formatting a usb drive?
[08:31] <Blue1> cxpm144: we're about to find out....
[08:32] <Kuba> Can You point me to some good resources on disadvantages of LVM?
[08:32] <ChrisBuchholz> lucent: i can only find bcm5974 in lsmod which is the trackpad driver, and there is nothing else in lsmod that seems to be it
[08:32] <rww> ChrisBuchholz: wl, perhaps?
[08:32] <rww> don't ask me why it's called that, I have no idea, but it's what my BCM4312 uses.
[08:32] <lucent> ChrisBuchholz: are you running some kind of windows driver?
[08:33] <ChrisBuchholz> rww: i have such one :P
[08:33] <ChrisBuchholz> lucent: i believe not!
[08:33] <ebarch> cxpm144: Find an installation of ubuntu or run it off a CD and use the bootable disk creator...works perfectly
[08:33] <cxpm144> Blue1: standing by
[08:34] <ChrisBuchholz> rww & lucent: gonna try to modprobe the lw module to see if its it
[08:34] <djomgg> hi there
[08:34] <Sterist> _-*- anyone -*-_ know if it's normal to get about 5 "failed to mount" errors when shrinking a partition with GParted?
[08:34] <cxpm144> ebarch: no cd drive to work with here, and the only external drive has ~100gb of data with no backups
[08:34] <rww> wl, not lw
[08:34] <djomgg> i need ubu 10.10 iso for the tonight party do any one now what time well it comes out ?
[08:35] <goer> My wife needs a WordSearh creator app for school. Is there a .deb package or similar? Pls
[08:35] <lucent> Sterist: doesn't sound normal, then again GParted isn't my goto tool when I care about keeping data
[08:35] <bazhang> !party | djomgg
[08:35] <bazhang> djomgg, no one knows
[08:35] <djomgg> :( okej
[08:35] <djomgg> we having ubuntu party to night :)
[08:35] <Sterist> lucent the entire drive is blank so i'm not worried about "data loss" lol but i don't know if this is going to result in some kind of partition error
[08:35] <djomgg> in sweden Gbg :)
[08:36] <Blue1> cxpm144: seems to work okay formatted as fat32 or ntfs
[08:36] <lucent> Sterist: partitioning is easy to verify, parted has a lot of checks built in and would complain if you do something terrible, after it is all done 'parted /dev/path/to/device print'
[08:36] <cxpm144> Blue1: applied unetbootin to NTFS drive and no data loss?
[08:37] <Blue1> cxpm144: i didn't say that. I don't know.
[08:37] <cxpm144> blue1: i mean, is that how you just tested it?
[08:37] <xorger> hi guys
[08:38] <cxpm144> Blue1: NTFS drive with a few files that withstood the process?
[08:38] <xorger> is there a w ay to install ubuntu today instead of waiting for tomorrow?
[08:38] <bazhang> xorger, yes
[08:38] <Blue1> cxpm144: I will ask hang on
[08:38] <xorger> can you tell me how to?
[08:38] <bazhang> !final | xorger
[08:38] <lucent> !timemachine > xorger
[08:39] <xorger> bazhang: so, practically all i have to do is install the rc and upgrade it
[08:39] <bazhang> xorger, normal install, update it etc and you will be final
[08:39] <xorger> yes?
[08:39] <xorger> cool, thanks
[08:39] <bazhang> xorger, yes
[08:39] <chetan> is ubuntu server good to host webserver
[08:39] <bazhang> chetan, yes
[08:39] <bullgard4> man update-dlocatedb 2009-06-03: "update-dlocatedb - Generate text database of installed files for dlocate." What  path has this "text database"?
[08:39] <djomgg> chetan it is the best :)
[08:39] <I_want_ely> if it's not a serious web server, you can do it on normal ubuntu, chetan
[08:40] <chetan> ok, Thanks!
[08:40] <ChrisBuchholz> it was infact the wl module, rww & lucent
[08:41] <sikilpaake> how come nobody answers this question of mine?
[08:41] <llutz_> bullgard4: /var/lib/dlocate/* ? not sure
[08:42] <rww> sikilpaake: because you keep timing out and nobody saw iut
[08:42] <rww> it **
[08:42] <sikilpaake> rww do you have an answer for me_
[08:42] <sikilpaake> ?
[08:42] <Blue1> cxpm144: ntfs now, and none of the previous files persist
[08:42] <bullgard4> llutz_: I just got a telephone call. Thank you. I will check for that afterwards.
[08:42] <cxpm144> Blue1: so it outright formatted it? alright, thanks
[08:42] <Blue1> cxpm144: nope he just said they stuck around.
[08:42] <rww> sikilpaake: considering that I didn't see it either, no.
[08:42] <sikilpaake> rww: do you have an answer for me?
[08:42] <sikilpaake> how come when i boot my machine, i get a "gnu grub" screen, asking me which kernel i want to run?
[08:43] <cxpm144> blue1: what? which way is it?
[08:43] <rww> no idea, but congrats, it actually made it to the channel this time
[08:43] <Blue1> cxpm144: he said the files remained
[08:43] <sikilpaake> rww: does the same thing happen to you?
[08:43] <xo954ox> Bc you have more that one kernel installed
[08:43] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: i have not intentionally installed more kernels
[08:44] <maco> sikilpaake: are you dual-booting?
[08:44] <sikilpaake> no
[08:44] <sikilpaake> i want to
[08:44] <sikilpaake> but there are all these instances of different kernels in grub, and they are annoying as fook
[08:44] <xo954ox> Updates autoinstall them. Run janitor and remove the old one
[08:45] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: janitor?
[08:45] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: i've heard janitor is a bad idea
[08:45] <xo954ox> It can be if you remove the wrong thing
[08:45] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: how can i edit  the grub menu to include a pcbsd installation i made?
[08:46] <frog> does anyone know if ubuntu or any of its derivatives are compatable with dell ? it keeps crashing on install of 10.10 beta
[08:46] <llutz_> sikilpaake: "sudo update-grub" should add it if os-prober finds that installation
[08:46] <xo954ox> Have you tried updating guru
[08:46] <xo954ox> Oops grub
[08:46] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: no
[08:47] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: how can i upgrade grub?
[08:47] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: isn't it updated automatically?
[08:47] <xo954ox> Yea sudo update-grub should find it
[08:47] <Exploiter> sudo apt-get upgrade
[08:47] <Exploiter> nothing fancy..!!
[08:48] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: when you said "janitor" you meant "computer janitor"?
[08:48] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: or what
[08:48] <xo954ox> Yea
[08:49] <cxpm144> Blue1: thanks
[08:49] <xo954ox> If you don't want the old kernels showing u can remove the via janitor
[08:50] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: when you said "janitor" you meant "computer janitor"?
[08:50] <root_> hallo
[08:50] <frog> only old version of ment works on my old school dell all my other computers seem to be hardwired internaly to crash it like microsoft has incorporated a anti linux feature
[08:50] <frog> mint
[08:50] <xo954ox> Then open terminal and type sudo update-grub
[08:50] <xo954ox> Yea
[08:50] <mdjumper> moin
[08:50] <azam> i
[08:50] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: yeah, but computer-janitor didn't find anything concerning grub
[08:51] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: or extra kernels
[08:51] <llutz_> sikilpaake: compare output  of "dpkg -l '*linux-image*'|grep ^ii" with "uname -r" and use apt-get remove to get rid of unused old kernels
[08:52] <xo954ox> Oh well try that grub command. Bc uless you update it they will still show even if they aren't there
[08:52] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: ok, great.. thanks
[08:52] <sikilpaake> llutz: thanks, too
[08:54] <pascal_> Bonjour
[08:55] <bazhang> !fr | pascal_
[08:55] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: ok.. seems like "sudo update-grub" got rid of the outdated kernels
[08:55] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: thanks for that!
[08:56] <sikilpaake> xo954ox: now, how do i add pcbsd to grub?
[08:56] <kneadhalp> I'm trying to upgrade to 10.10, but update-manager wants to download everything, is there a way i can opt-out of certain packages?  Have it not download/install these?
[08:57] <17SAABXBV> howdy all
[08:58] <geekphreak> i got new installed
[08:58] <moetunes> !pinning | kneadhalp
[09:00] <azm> hi, how to disable software sound mixing in 10.04 ?
[09:00] <azm> like this http://www.ubuntugeek.com/images/pu1.png
[09:00] <kneadhalp> ubottu: This doesn't seem to be what I'm looking for.  I just want my 10.10 upgrade to leave out certain packages.
[09:01] <azm> but cant see it recent version of ubuntu
[09:01] <kneadhalp> moetunes: i'll just readdress that last post to you
[09:02] <furryotter> I have a question about mount & fstab: My mount command is this mount --bind-dir /backups /ftp/backups, what is the equiv entry in fstab?
[09:02] <bazhang> kneadhalp, why ever for
[09:02] <azm> answer is gconf-editor
[09:02] <kneadhalp> bazhang: To save time, and bandwidth.
[09:02] <jessica_> hello?
[09:02] <bazhang> kneadhalp, doubtful you can do that with a version upgrade
[09:03] <geekphreak> jessica_: hello ?
[09:03] <jessica_> what's this chat for?
[09:04] <jessica_> does anybody know how to get itunes/spotify/msn/java onto this....
[09:04] <noob-tux> i got a question regarding to a process in my system....i got this ksoftirqd/1 process running...which application is this?
[09:04] <shauno> furryotter: /realdir /to/mount/dir none rw,bind 0 0
[09:04] <bazhang> jessica_, java from the partner repos
[09:04] <bazhang> !partner | jessica_
[09:04] <llutz_> furryotter: /backup /ftp/backups none bind 0 0
[09:05] <jessica_> yayayay i can play minecraft
[09:05] <rww> yup. I play minecraft with Sun Java :)
[09:05] <bazhang> jessica_, itunes perhaps via wine, but honestly better to run a windows vm if you must, or find a replacement
[09:06] <Nadav> quick question
[09:06] <Nadav> when I install ubuntu
[09:06] <TiK> itunes doesnt run under wine
[09:06] <Nadav> will it format the partition I install it on?
[09:06] <TiK> you ned to use a VM
[09:06] <bazhang> Nadav, yes
[09:06] <Nadav> crap
[09:06] <Nadav> ~_~
[09:06] <TiK> Nadav: no
[09:06] <rww> Nadav: depends on what you tell it to do during setup
[09:06] <TiK> it wont
[09:06] <TiK> you have to check the format box
[09:06] <Nadav> yay
[09:07] <Nadav> so I got option not to format - cool
[09:07] <Nadav> thanks
[09:07] <TiK> under specify yourself
[09:07] <bazhang> jessica_, spotfy msn etc have their linux equivalents as well
[09:07] <geekphreak> Nadav: yup both format and delete options are there
[09:07] <bazhang> Nadav, ie home folder you can leave
[09:08] <jessica_> are you sure, i searched around and theres the obvious msn versions but theres no spotify ones,
[09:08] <bazhang> new feature in 10.10 I forgot
[09:08] <jessica_> just wondering if there was any way possible to some how make  it work
[09:08] <ChrisBuchholz> Hey. I had kubuntu-desktop installed yesterday, but have now removed it. One thing that is still there, though, is the plymouth splash. How do i get it back to the ubuntu one?
[09:08] <chu> jessica_: Did you look up Pidgin?
[09:08] <jessica_> thats what im using at the moment
[09:09] <geekphreak> bazhang: which?
[09:09] <chu> For MSN?
[09:09] <bazhang> jessica_, with wine, my mistake
[09:09] <jessica_> ohhh
[09:09] <bazhang> ie spotify
[09:09] <jessica_> im using pidgin for my msn yeah,
[09:10] <chu> Yeah, you'll need wine for spotify.
[09:10] <cxpm144> I am getting a 'NTLDR is missing' error while trying to boot from Ubuntu on USB. What can I do to fix the boot manager from Windows?
[09:10] <geekphreak> cxpm144: ntldr on ubuntu,?
[09:10] <noob-tux> i opened up a video in youtube.com.....and let it finish to buffer...then after that....i play half of it...and paused.....i leave it for about almost 1hr....then when i check it out it was gone....the video is gone and turned into another webpage.....i didnt touch it...and nobody is here except me....this is creepy....
[09:10] <cxpm144> geekphreak: assuming the USB drive has windows boot manager or something
[09:11] <chu> noob-tux: Did Flash crash? What browser you running?
[09:11] <cxpm144> geekphreak: working under real tough conditions here...no CD rom drive, so i can't install lilo or grub
[09:11] <geekphreak> cxpm144: xp?
[09:11] <cxpm144> geekphreak: have access to vista
[09:12] <Nadav> woha
[09:12] <cxpm144> geekphreak: prepared to do anything short of causing data loss
[09:12] <Nadav> I just noticed
[09:12] <Nadav> this channel is pretty gigantic
[09:12] <noob-tux> chu: flash is ok....and i'm using firefox.....no one touches it...it jst turned into another webpage link im wondering if i got a virus or something? :|
[09:12] <cxpm144> geekphreak: any ideas?
[09:13] <shauno> Nadav: it's that odd moment when you realise there's 1000+ people watching over your shoulder.  no pressure :p
[09:13] <Nadav> :P
[09:13] <Nadav> hah
[09:13] <rappyneedshelp> How do i autostart (on boot) a terminal app in ubuntu
[09:13] <rappyneedshelp> this app provides information when i start in the terminal, realtime information, i would love for it to autostart on boot
[09:13] <Nadav> any preprations I should make before migrating from windows to ubunutu?
[09:13] <rappyneedshelp> and i want it to create a terminal too with the information running on boot
[09:13] <chu> noob-tux: I wouldn't think so... What was the video and what was the web page you found it at?
[09:13] <bazhang> Nadav, read the manual
[09:13] <bazhang> !manual | Nadav
[09:13] <uLinux> rappyneedshelp: what application?
[09:13] <noob-tux> it's an ettercap tutorial video
[09:14] <rappyneedshelp> its called newcs.i686, i start it by typing ./newcs.i686
[09:14] <geekphreak> cxpm144: got usb pen drive/
[09:14] <cxpm144> geekphreak: only have one USB drive and it has 100gb of backed up data..doing this remotely to further complicate things
[09:14] <noob-tux> chu: ettercap video at wonderhowto.com
[09:14] <shauno> Nadav: make backups.  the one time you'll really need them will be the one time you didn't think you would
[09:14] <geekphreak> cxpm144: nice lol
[09:15] <cxpm144> geekphreak: end user has no access to burnable discs either
[09:15] <geekphreak> cxpm144: did user havee xp before?
[09:15] <geekphreak> cause afaik vista dont use ntldr, it has bcd
[09:15] <cxpm144> geekphreak: on the drive the usb came from, yes
[09:16] <cxpm144> geekphreak: this is another laptop we are trying to disarm the situation with
[09:16] <Blue1> well we've another problem.  we used unetbootin to create a bootable flash drive, and it says bootmgr is missing - suggestions?
[09:16] <rappyneedshelp> anyone ?:\
[09:17] <chu> rappyneedshelp: Add the information to your .bashrc?
[09:17] <geekphreak> cxpm144: you need something to work with, dont expect miracles lol
[09:17] <dwarder> how do i convert bin to iso without cue?
[09:18] <rappyneedshelp> ok, i'll check out .bashrc, however, do you know how to add command so i also get a terminal window open with the opening of the app ?
[09:18] <rappyneedshelp> don't know what .bashrc is but i'll read about it , :) <-- n00b
[09:18] <chu> rappyneedshelp: Like, when you login to GNOME or something you want to launc a terminal window?
[09:18] <rappyneedshelp> yes chu, with a specific app running
[09:18] <chu> rappyneedshelp: If you don't mind, I'll PM you and can help you through things if you want.
[09:19] <moetunes> !autostart
[09:19] <rappyneedshelp> that would be awesome chu, really awesome
[09:19] <rappyneedshelp> moetunes: i did that, however it wouldn't open up a terminal for that
[09:20] <moetunes> rappyneedshelp:  you need to preface the command with something like   xterm -e command
[09:20] <rappyneedshelp> ok
[09:20] <[Spooky]> Isnt flashplayer availble for 64-bit ubuntu?
[09:21] <llutz_> rappyneedshelp: start your program in a detached screen-session at boottime, you can reattach that session later
[09:21] <geekphreak> [Spooky]: worked for me
[09:21] <Curly_Q> Does anyone here know if there is a Linux server version of "Replay Media Catcher"?
[09:21] <linzhavon> #kernel
[09:21] <a5h15h> i want to install CEDET...but cant find the file .emacs in my home directory...i'm using Emacs 23.1.1
[09:22] <ruif13> hi, i have an error "can't update ICEauthority"
[09:22] <ruif13> anyone can help?
[09:22] <geekphreak> ruif13: make sure it has proper perm. and ownership
[09:22] <BlueEagle> ruif13: Most likely this will help: sudo chown -R username:username /home/username*
[09:23] <dami> Witam
[09:23] <BlueEagle> ruif13: Actually there should be another slash there.
[09:23] <bazhang> !pl | dami
[09:23] <dami> ok
[09:23] <ruif13> but in my homme directory?
[09:23] <ruif13> sudo chown -R /home/user/*
[09:23] <ruif13> »
[09:23] <ruif13> ?
[09:23] <dami> how install kernel-devel.i686
[09:24] <BlueEagle> ruif13: man chown
[09:24] <ikonia> dami: what are you trying to do
[09:24] <ruif13> sudo chown -R user /home/user
[09:24] <BlueEagle> ruif13: Please read the manual page for chown
[09:24] <ruif13> ok sorry
[09:24] <ruif13> after that i restart
[09:24] <ruif13> ?
[09:25] <geekphreak> ruif13: log out after making changes, then log back in
[09:25] <llutz_> ruif13: no need
[09:25] <Eryn_1983_FL>  how do i fix the  ecryptfs stuff for my /home
[09:25] <Eryn_1983_FL> it is no longer doing it automatically when i login through the  login manager?
[09:25] <geekphreak> ruif13: always work with file in question, dont do all files :)
[09:26] <Eryn_1983_FL> i checked my /etc/pam.d files and i  added all the stuff  back i thougt i needed
[09:26] <Eryn_1983_FL> my files in the  private  ecrypt folder seem intact
[09:26] <researcher123> im on 9.1 and want to go to Maverick.Is it easy
[09:26]  * Claudinux help
[09:27] <BlueEagle> !maveric
[09:27] <researcher123>  !maveric
[09:27] <moetunes> need a k on the end boys
[09:27] <researcher123>  !maverik
[09:27] <ruif13> hi again , my problem is solved thanks!
[09:27] <BlueEagle> !maverick | researcher123
[09:28] <geekphreak> ruif13: :)
[09:28] <ruif13> :D
[09:28] <ruif13> great
[09:28] <researcher123>  !maverick
[09:28] <ruif13> thanks for help
[09:28] <ruif13> regards
[09:28] <bazhang> researcher123, you need to upgrade to 10.04 first
[09:28] <shauno> (completely off-topic; does anyone else make a mental association with Top Gun every single time that's mentioned?)
[09:29] <moetunes> no
[09:29] <BlueEagle> shauno: Not really, but there is a dedicated #ubuntu-offtopic for such things.
[09:30] <blue-frog> can we change the metada standard::icon of a folder?
[09:30] <bazhang> blue-frog, right click on it then hit icon picture?
[09:30] <blue-frog> that would be custom::icon
[09:36] <romankrv> Hi. I try in shell #etags -R *     but it show me "etags: skipping keyring-dmNX19: it is not a regular file." sometimes. That is i have sLink
[09:36] <romankrv> simlink not work with etags?
[09:37] <boston74> hello ubuntu
[09:38] <romankrv> what exclude simlink from ?
[09:39] <AbhiJit> hellooooo
[09:39] <AbhiJit> :)
[09:39] <boston74> hello
[09:42] <dr0id> guys, mic not working in my ubuntu ?
[09:42] <Guest52334> join
[09:43] <Guest52334> configure rsid
[09:43] <geekphreak> dr0id: right device selected?
[09:43] <dr0id> umm, hope so, yeah
[09:43] <billy> hi folks - has anyone used Zoiper SIP client successfully or otherwise?
[09:44] <dr0id> geekphreak: ^^
[09:44] <geekphreak> dr0id: left click speaker at top , choose vol. pref
[09:44] <geekphreak> double check
[09:44] <dr0id> umm, it's KDE
[09:44] <geekphreak> urgh lo
[09:44] <dr0id> I opene sound recorder, and then recorded some soung, but that didn't play
[09:44] <Roush_427r> Hey, I am having problems with screen recorder. it crashes when it prompts me to save the file. everything is up to date on my computer
[09:45] <geekphreak> right device aint selected, how many sound cards you got?
[09:46] <dr0id> no idea geekphreak, how can I check ?
[09:47] <ah_kevin> install drives?
[09:48] <dr0id> :S
[09:48] <llutz_> dr0id: check alsamixer settings (capture device, something muted)
[09:48] <samfisher> Hello. I connect to my ubuntu 10.04 with putty from a win machine and forward pidgin (i have xming on the win machine)
[09:48] <Roush_427r> can anyone help me with my screen recorder problem?
[09:49] <samfisher> the problem is, after some random time, it simply becomes un responsive
[09:49] <samfisher> s/un responsive/unresponsive
[09:49] <geekphreak> dr0id: look in kmixer
[09:49] <dr0id> finding :D
[09:50] <dr0id> new to ubuntu, no idea about different things :P
[09:50] <samfisher> and if i want to make it work again i have to open once again xming and give the pidgin command in the terminal
[09:50] <geekphreak> dr0id: should be in main menu under multi media
[09:50] <geekphreak> <<<uses gnome
[09:50] <dr0id> true, gotcha
[09:50] <dr0id> opening :)
[09:51] <Roush_427r> any help with my screen recorder problem would be awesome...
[09:51] <dr0id> geekphreak: now, what ?
[09:51] <AbhiJit> Roush_427r, i dunno but you can try another screen rocorder?
[09:52] <geekphreak> dr0id: see options to edit input setting, to enable boost and choose  right device
[09:52] <Roush_427r> AbhiJit: like... what? what do you think would be the best one?
[09:52] <AbhiJit> Roush_427r, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=466671
[09:53] <Eryn_1983_FL> is there  some  document i can troubleshoot with the ecryptfs  stuff
[09:53] <Eryn_1983_FL> something that documents how  lucid does it?
[09:53] <Eryn_1983_FL> the auto mounting  etc?
[09:54] <dr0id> geekphreak: http://img710.imageshack.us/img710/4100/explainb.png <00 my settings
[09:54] <prem> hi! I am unable to connect to my office VPN from ubuntu. Gone through the documents but still unable to connect
[09:55] <thedoble> hi folks - I am trying to install ubuntu on my PC but when I put the CD in, it loads up the desktop so I can see my mouse pointer and background but no windows appear ... ive waited about 5 minutes and nothing is showing up, can someone help?
[09:55] <dr0id> geekphreak: any help ?
[09:57] <Roush_427r> AbhiJit: thanks, this is great for when I am so tired I can't think
[09:57] <AbhiJit> hmm
[09:58] <crimsonmane> i'm so amazed at 10.10 vs 10.04! 10.04 (my first linux experience) lasted 3 days with no success because it wouldnt work with anything to go online. someone found the 10.10 alternate (way to go ubuntu.com, failed to make your website clear for newbs) and it's BLAZING!
[09:58] <ah_kevin> any question?
[09:58] <Eryn_1983_FL> is there  some  document i can troubleshoot with the ecryptfs  of my /home is not  mounting at boot...  is there  docs for this somewhere?
[09:59] <blue-frog> how would you chnage the attribute standard::icon of a folder?
[10:00] <hume> hej...jag försöker kolla hastigheten på mitt wifi, kör iwconfig och får 54 Mb/s. Men är det den verkliga hastigheten? Den varierar nämligen inte.... oavsett var jag är i huset (laptop)
[10:00] <Gerwin> hume: Try English please
[10:00] <OddJoe> is 10.10 out fully yet?
[10:00] <llutz_> !se > hume
[10:00] <rww> no
[10:00] <hume> oops....sorry wrong channel
[10:02] <crimsonmane> Eryn_1983_FL: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1277212 does this help?
[10:06] <tiany> hi,everyone
[10:07] <coz_> tiany,  hey welcome
[10:07] <thedoble> hi folks - I am trying to install ubuntu on my PC but when I put the CD in, it loads up the desktop so I can see my mouse pointer and background but no windows appear ... ive waited about 5 minutes and nothing is showing up, can someone help?
[10:07] <tiany> can anyone help me ? On my ubuntu 10.04, every time i open the bash, the working dir is in /,
[10:08] <coz_> thedoble,  boot up again...when you see the little keyboard icon  at the bottom..hit enter..then choose check cd for errors
[10:08] <Exploiter> tiany type cd ~/ will leads you to your local directory
[10:08] <tiany> adn i checked the ~/.bashrc there is nothing unusual
[10:08] <X99> thedoble:restart and see it .
[10:08] <thedoble> cox: ok will try that
[10:08] <tiany> i know it , but i want to change the default dir
[10:09] <Lemmiwinks> Hi there, yesterday I installed Jupiter, an application which can set the cpu frequency to powersave, ondemand... anyway I uninstalled it again, but now when I boot up the cpu frequeny is always set to maximum performance. I want it to be "ondemand" by default again. any ideas?
[10:09] <tiany> not just come to ~
[10:09] <tiany> thx Exploiter
[10:09] <EvaLuaTe> hello
[10:10] <tiany> in /etc/profile /etc/bash.bashrc, i have checked, also nothing helps
[10:10] <Exploiter> are you logged in as root?
[10:10] <tiany> no
[10:11] <ah_kevin> your ~username/.bashrc
[10:11] <tiany> i just login with a usual account
[10:11] <EvaLuaTe> sometimes when I select text (for example in Opera) and then use a paste command in the terminal, that text that I selected gets pasted. Is there a way to disable this behaviour? I only want text copied when I either use ctrl+c or right click+Copy...
[10:11] <tiany> in the .bashrc there is not cd ....
[10:11] <Exploiter> tiany.. go to your home folder
[10:12] <Exploiter> search for .profile
[10:12] <Exploiter> change the PATH= to your desired directory
[10:12] <ah_kevin> Exploiter is right
[10:12] <thedoble> coz_: the disk check found no errors
[10:12] <llutz_> PATH wouldn't affect bash startup dir at all
[10:12] <tiany> the PATH is used for searching command
[10:13] <coz_> thedoble,  mm  ok.. is this  a desktop or laptop?
[10:13] <Exploiter>     PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
[10:13] <thedoble> coz_: desktop, i have also tried disabling acpi
[10:13] <llutz_> tiany: check if $HOME is set correct, bash should start in users $HOME
[10:13] <coz_> theorem,  and has the same thing happend each time?
[10:13] <thedoble> coz_: could it be because of my graphics card?
[10:13] <tiany> not the path,
[10:13] <coz_> thedoble,  not sure but possible  which graphics card?
[10:13] <Exploiter> tiany, you sure?
[10:14] <tiany> the $HOME is correct
[10:14] <thedoble> coz_: its a Geforce 9800 GX2
[10:14] <tiany> yeah
[10:14] <coz_> thedoble,  then I would probably say no it is not the card
[10:14] <thedoble> coz_: bugger, i was starting to download the 'alternate' cd in the hope that would help
[10:15] <coz_> thedoble,  well instead of the alternate  download the minimal install cd
[10:16] <coz_> thedoble,  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
[10:16] <coz_> thedoble,  in the mean time let me search this problem
[10:16] <thedoble> coz_ ok thx i will try the mini cd, cheers
[10:17] <lavish> hi all! I need to shutdown the computer after $time of inactivity. At the moment it's possible to hibernate or suspend using gnome-power-manager, but I can't see how to shut it down. Any idea? Thanks
[10:17] <thedoble> coz_ btw, i am using x86 but the cpu is a core 2 duo, should i use x64 instead ?
[10:17] <coz_> thedoble,   when you come to the point...on the minimal install...that give choices as to what to install...use the arrows  to scroll and  space to tick a box
[10:17] <coz_> thedoble,  thats entirely up to you
[10:17] <coz_> thedoble, I have a similar set up here and still use x86 install for it
[10:18] <thedoble> coz_ ok, idrather use x86 as its more compatible afaik
[10:18] <coz_> thedoble,  however,, minimal and alternate are NOT live cds
[10:18] <coz_> thedoble,   when the minimal boots  you must hit enter to get a menu
[10:19] <thedoble> coz_ ok no worries
[10:19] <coz_> thedoble, cool
[10:19] <JackNocturne> hello everybody , i need help with google chrome web browser, it doesnt launch
[10:20] <JackNocturne> description here  http://pastebin.com/hiKUs93D
[10:20] <JackNocturne> help is appreciated : )
[10:22] <Exploiter> jackNocturne, i think you need to install gtk
[10:22] <AbhiJit> JackNocturne, try google chromium
[10:22] <Karen_m> I'm going to install mysql 5.5, and I want to make sure that NO packages try to install it.  How do I do this?
[10:23] <secon> hi everyone
[10:23] <coz_> thedoble,  if the minimal fails at some point it may be because you chose the wrong listings...example...edubuntu desktop  +  3d applications  +  kubuntu desktop
[10:23] <Karen_m> i don't want any other packages to say, hey mysql is not on your machine, lets try and put 5.1 back on
[10:23] <JackNocturne> :Exploiter i have gtk installed
[10:23] <coz_> thedoble,  I found that choosing only one thing for install works better  but your experinece may differ
[10:25] <secon> i have a question: how to make a c program that can receive argument from linux pipeline..lets say i wanna do this:  cat /dev/urandom | tr -dc '0-9' | fold -w 16 | head -n 1 | my_program
[10:25] <secon> i have convert argv[1] to integer
[10:25] <Myth17> facing a very weird problem suddenly, when i press left shift gey on lucid lynx it gives me 'm' and right shift key gives me 'u'
[10:26] <Myth17> :|
[10:26] <Exploiter> secon i dont no the answer but waht to know why you want to do that?
[10:26] <secon> i wanna to make a cipher
[10:26] <Exploiter> Myth17, reboot
[10:26] <secon> very simple one
[10:26] <secon> to generate a pseudorandom number
[10:26] <secon> i use /dev/urandom