[21:38] <Mark_ilb> tritum : have to install TG3 to get my broadcom network card working
[21:38] <ActionParsnip> bobertdos: easier to put it in ~/.mozilla/plugins
[21:38] <newuser2> dekkong nvidia 6200
[21:38] <muse> http://paste.ubuntu.com/158802/ here losher
[21:38] <sebsebseb> Frogging101: Wubi is not meant to be used like that
[21:38] <JessicaParker> ikonia: i read somewhere that i needed to configure nvida settings, but it would not allow me.......hence thought was missing a driver.........ok thanks anyway will wait for a release
[21:38] <nvrpunk> I resized my ext4 partition and now I get: The filesystem size (according to the superblock) is 58777810 blocks
[21:38] <nvrpunk> The physical size of the device is 48827551 blocks
[21:38] <tritium> Mark_ilb: what does that have to do with sysvinit?  Stick with upstart.
[21:38] <punkrockguy3> Hey, I have an ext3 partition that I'd like to use as my /home partition.  What do I need to do to set this up besdies gparted?  Just cut/paste my home folder over to that partition?
[21:39] <nvrpunk> anyone know how to fix this?
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> newuser2: add the res in xorg.conf and it will be used
[21:39] <Mark_ilb> because the instructions i am reading online to install my broadcom network card says its neede for TG3
[21:39] <bobertdos> ActionParsnip: I know, but I like things to be global.
[21:39] <Frogging101> How do you access ubuntu files from windows if you used wubi to install?
[21:39] <Mark_ilb> how do I install TG3 so i can get my broadcom card workikng
[21:39] <tritium> Mark_ilb: What is TG3?
[21:39] <tacosarecool> Is this right?
[21:39] <gartral1> newuser2: that's odd, i have a geforce 6200 and im fine
[21:39] <sebsebseb> Frogging101: you can do what you want though with real partitions :)  ,but no you don't want to.  and so the next best thing,   running Ubuntu in  a Virtualbox virtual machine, and   you can even share your Windows files with the vm.  and  I think the other way round to
[21:39] <tacosarecool> http://paste.ubuntu.com/158772/
[21:39] <tacosarecool> is it rtight
[21:39] <ActionParsnip> bobertdos: fair play
[21:39] <jb0nd38372> Frogging101, the ubuntu install is in ubuntu in the root of your main system drive
[21:39] <Mark_ilb> tritum its the package for broadcom network cards...
[21:39] <tacosarecool> does xorg need space
[21:39] <yoasif> Frogging101: if you had taken a second to google your question you would have found https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How%20do%20I%20access%20the%20Windows%20drives?
[21:39] <Mark_ilb> my card is not support by ubuntu
[21:39] <newuser2> gartral1, it was fine until today...just a little while ago.  ActionParsnip just edit xorg.conf?
[21:39] <cousteau> where's the update notifier?
[21:39] <hammedhaaret> Hi.  How du you fix a broken partition table? jaunty live-cd won't recognize my partitions? here's fdisk outputs: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158787/  thanks.
[21:39] <doleyb> punkrockguy3: probably first copy your things, then edit /etc/fstab to mount it as /home.
[21:39] <dekkong> newuser2: what resolution options are there in nvidia-settings?
[21:39] <braden_> has anyone been able to build the vmware-tools vmhgfs module properly yet?
[21:39] <ikonia> Mark_ilb: game over then
[21:40] <Onyx> I'm looking to change my window decorations from their current theme to a new one.  I just made the switch from Gnome to KDE, and I'm not sure where I can make the switch.  Changing things in Compiz-Fusion via Emerald doesn't do anything.
[21:40] <JessicaParker> ikonia: thank you
[21:40] <sebsebseb> jb0nd38372: he is using  Wubi
[21:40] <punkrockguy3> doleyb: thanks.  I had no idea but I was only using 30gb of my 250gb hard drive for my partition
[21:40] <Mark_ilb> what do u mean game over ikonia?
[21:40] <tacosarecool> is this right? http://paste.ubuntu.com/158772/
[21:40] <jb0nd38372> sebsebseb, my bad
[21:40] <ikonia> Mark_ilb: if your card isn't supported - it won't work
[21:40] <Frogging101> yoasif: I did google it, many times, but the fs-driver one doesn't seem to show wubi in it
[21:40] <Mark_ilb> mmmmm damn
[21:40] <newuser2> dekkong auto, then highest which is 1360 x 768 but monitor can go 1440 x 900 (or is it 1400 x 900)  anyway it was that res when I first installed 9.04
[21:41] <Frogging101> jb0nd38372: Yes, but how do you access the files in those disks?
[21:41] <yoasif> Frogging101: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How%20do%20I%20access%20the%20Windows%20drives? how did i find this?
[21:41] <sebsebseb> Frogging101: of course not, because that's for  a real  proper  Ext2/3  partition
[21:41] <sebsebseb> Frogging101: wubi is not a real Linux partition
[21:41] <Mark_ilb> ok what about the wireless... its intel
[21:41] <popey> Mark_ilb: what guide are you following?
[21:41] <braden_> please help http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/158804/
[21:41] <sebsebseb> Frogging101: wubi puts Ubuntu inside your Windows partition, and sorts out the boot loaders for you
[21:41] <NIK123> anybody for a python urllib2 question?
[21:41] <doleyb> punkrockguy3: note you could also change an individual user's homedir to a different place by editing /etc/passwd (while that user is not connected)
[21:41] <glitsj16> jb0nd38372: fusion-icon is a handy tool to enable/disable compiz from the notification area
[21:41] <ikonia> NIK123: guys in #python maybe ?
[21:41] <botzoboy> ati card are slow in jaunty>>>
[21:42] <ActionParsnip> newuser2: yeah add it as a display mode, have a websearch round to see what you can find
[21:42] <DanaG> fs-driver didn't work for me... it ended up breaking severely after suspend and resume.
[21:42] <ikonia> botzoboy: not really, you may have a problem with your setup
[21:42] <botzoboy> ati card are slow in jaunty... why?????
[21:42] <DanaG> Like a kernel ooops.
[21:42] <punkrockguy3> doleyb: thanks
[21:42] <ftehw> is anybody else observing that jaunty ignores terminal emulator preferences?
[21:42] <DanaG> It just made Explorer hang, unkillably.
[21:42] <dekkong> newuser2: ok :S... well then you prob have to do as ActionParsnip said
[21:42] <sebsebseb> DanaG: with a real partitioend install?  and fs-drvier has worked great for me :)
[21:42] <NIK123> ikonia: I can't join #python, gaim is ignoring me
[21:42] <cousteau> the update-notifier icon doesn't appear on the system tray, how can I enable it?
[21:42] <ikonia> NIK123: why can't you join #python ?
[21:42] <DanaG> Yeah.  My issues were with an ext2 sdhc card, though.
[21:42] <kdub> wats that package that automatically makes a USB install stick?
[21:42] <mrwes> o/ ActionParsnip
[21:42] <yoasif> kdub: usb-creator
[21:42] <botzoboy> ikonia: many have my problem
[21:42] <kdub> thanks yoasif
[21:43] <ikonia> botzoboy: yes, many have unsupported cards/wrong driver configuration
[21:43] <NIK123> ikonia: I can join chat #ubuntu, even #aoetdo, but not #python, strange
[21:43] <Mark_ilb> just forum posts online
[21:43] <newuser2>  dekkong ActionParsnip I'm not sure how to do that......can I pastebin my xorg.conf and you tell me the line to add????  (ima newb)
[21:43] <jb0nd38372> glitsj16, thanks, I have been using the icon I was just curious if there was a script or something I could use to set everything to plain vanillia beforesay playing a full screen game, and then one click re-enable everything
[21:43] <ikonia> NIK123: speak to the #python operaters for help /msg chanserv access #phython list
[21:43] <gartral1> my DAP won't connect to the new ubuntu, it did before the jump, but today, nothing, it says its connected, but doesnt seem to mount, it's a rockboxed sansa e250, it should come up as two drives, but it wont mount, and it is seen by lsusb..
[21:43] <botzoboy> ikonia: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/351186
[21:43] <kdub> NIK123: i can join #python, perhaps you were banned?
[21:43] <crdlb> !register | NIK123
[21:43] <ikonia> botzoboy: I've said I know
[21:43] <mrwes> Anyone else notice when an icon is removed from the notification area, the notification area does not resize itself? I swear Hardy did
[21:43] <ikonia> crdlb: ahhh well done
[21:43] <bobertdos> botzoboy: If you happen to have a REALLY new ATI card, (and even sometimes if you don't), sometimes the only thing to do is to install the binary drivers from AMD itself.
[21:43] <newuser2> I did also add the dontzap thing...so ctrl-alt-backspace works....could this have changed something???
[21:43] <losher> muse: avahi-daemon looks on the local net for printers etc. dictd talks to web sites with on-line dictionaries, evolution-alarm-notify checks email servers, synaptic checks servers for updates. I may have missed a few....
[21:43] <NIK123> kdub: I was never there
[21:44] <ikonia> NIK123: read the post ubottu just sent you
[21:44] <botzoboy> ikonia: k
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> newuser2: look at http://nozell.com/examples/xorg.conf-fglrx.20060621
[21:44] <botzoboy> bobertdos: radeon mobility 7500
[21:44] <micahg> Hi, I'm getting a passwd auth error when changing the passwd
[21:44] <micahg> passwd: Authentication token manipulation error
[21:44] <ActionParsnip> newuser2: look in the Screen section. it uses 1024x768 res. specify what youu will there
[21:44] <bobertdos> botzoboy: Oh yes, mobile cards are a pain.
[21:44] <newuser2> ActionParsnip dekkong it also has my monitor as crt-o when it is an acer lcd display?  Could that have something to do with it?
[21:45] <Andre_Gondim> I am trying to install a network printer, in the last screen I see "error in: client-error-not-possible"
[21:45] <muse> losher: hmm... the problem is that I have had those running for awhile and this problem only started now
[21:45] <shamlocc> NIK123: you need to have your name registered with nickserv to join #python
[21:45] <voracious> Hello could you help me to fix my sound card problem?
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> newuser2: its just a name, dont worry about that
[21:45] <bobertdos> botzoboy: Are you prompted to install any restricted drivers?
[21:45] <botzoboy> bobertdos: but in intrepid it worked OK
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> !sound | voracious
[21:45] <muse> losher: perhaps I should shutdown all my computers on the network?
[21:45] <bobertdos> botzoboy: I see
[21:46] <jb0nd38372> bobertdos, Are you using an ati card with your setup?
[21:46] <NIK123> crdlb: thanks, I'll try that
[21:46] <botzoboy> bobertdos: nop
[21:46] <botzoboy> bobertdos: i found this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/351186
[21:46] <bobertdos> jb0nd38372: Yes, but it's a desktop with a 4850 HD in it.
[21:46] <losher> muse: right. if you have more than one computer, you may be looking at the wrong one. Try eliminating them one by one?
[21:46] <glitsj16> jb0nd38372: wouldn't a simple "compiz --replace" (and an opposite to start a different window manager) achieve that in your game launchers ?
[21:47] <muse> ok will do thanks
[21:47] <Gartral1> my DAP won't connect to the new ubuntu, it did before the jump, but today, nothing, it says its connected, but doesnt seem to mount, it's a rockboxed sansa e250, it should come up as two drives, but it wont mount, and it is seen by lsusb..
[21:47] <waseidel> hi, somebody can help me here with a tvcard kworld 300u?
[21:47] <jb0nd38372> bobertdos, Im running a 2900 hd xt, actually I have 2 setup for crossfire in windows, but found that with the ati driver from ati's site the aticonfiif you can use a form of crossfire within linux
[21:47] <losher> muse: for a quick test, no need to shut down, just unplug from the network for a minute
[21:48] <waseidel> i already have installed jaunty but at the dmesg ask me for a firmware
[21:48] <PlasmaSheep> Opengl is slow. Please help.
[21:48] <muse> losher: the other computers or mine?
[21:48] <bobertdos> jb0nd38372: Cool, although I've never bothered with Crossfire or SLI stuff.
[21:48] <jb0nd38372> glitsj16, ty, i'm having duh moments I guess, i'm new to ubuntu and am trying to absorb too much at once
[21:48] <cousteau> "update-notifier: Puts an icon in the user's notification area when package updates are available." Ok, where's the icon?
[21:48] <elad> How do I search for a word within the files in a dir?
[21:48] <muse> I already did mine, and the net usage stopped. But when I put it back it started again
[21:48] <ikonia> elad: grep
[21:48] <MooJoe> Anybody able to help with sound? I've got Ubuntu 9.04 and have been through system > preferences > sound and haven't been able to get it so that sound output plays through external speakers instead of internal and external.
[21:48] <losher> muse: unplug them one by one till the network traffic light stops flashing :-)
[21:48] <waseidel> nobody's here can help me?
[21:49] <muse> ah.. ok
[21:49] <dto> hello. i'm trying the new ubuntu on my laptop after a long time of using debian. I get little flickers and horizontal flashes of white when the screen updates intensely,
[21:49] <guntbert> !enter | waseidel
[21:49] <voracious> I tried find /lib/modules/`uname -r` | grep snd command. No such file or directory is response.
[21:49] <thehumph> How often does the Ubuntu development team review the latest Linux kernel release for inclusion as an update for Ubuntu users?
[21:49] <glitsj16> jb0nd38372: it sure 'draws' you in i agree
[21:49] <voracious> what is 'uname -r' actually??
[21:49] <newuser2> ActionParsnip I added ----------------> Modes		"1024x768"                in the Screen section.  Does that seem right?
[21:49] <ikonia> thehumph: the kernel base version doesn't change
[21:49] <losher> muse: sounds like it's yours is the culprit. What other machines are on the same net
[21:49] <jb0nd38372> bobertdos, can you suggest an app or something to test fps other than running 'glxgears'? I know i've never acheived 4k fps on anything within windows and i feel like glxgears is being generous
[21:49] <dto> whether or not the compositing window maneger stuff is turned on
[21:49] <PhotoJim> any reason why update-grub would ignore a kernel installed in /boot ?  I had a boot problem, booted into live CD, chrooted in.  had some issues with UUIDs, corrected.  but update-grub seems to be ignoring the 2.6.28 kernel that the jaunty upgrade installed.
[21:49] <matrix__> is anyone known with gdesklets
[21:49] <waseidel> guntbert, i just try one enter
[21:50] <newuser2> ActionParsnip  I mean I added "1440 x 900"
[21:50] <muse> losher: my dads.. which I just shutdown and no difference, and the firewall..
[21:50] <jb0nd38372> glitsj16, if only wine supported a couple games i'd just do away with the dual boot and ms forever
[21:50] <newuser2> ActionParsnip then I saved it....so log out and log back in?
[21:50] <Bo7> Hey, Is there a good GUI program for moving files remotely from a XP machine?
[21:50] <softwarejonas> does anyone know any gaming performance tweaks for xorg.conf?
[21:50] <ikonia> Bo7: nautlius
[21:50] <thehumph> ikonia, so Jaunty will permanently be 2.6.28?
[21:50] <bobertdos> jb0nd38372: Unfortunately, I don't know any others. You may want to just to a repo search for benchmarking apps.
[21:50] <caimlas> anyone know if 9.04 has support for Xorg's MPX (multi-pointer X)?
[21:50] <ikonia> thehumph: yes
[21:50] <caimlas> that'd be really useful on a big screen...
[21:51] <muse> losher: its definitely coming from my pc.. I was just wondering what it was coming from on the machine
[21:51] <jb0nd38372> bobertdos, thanks :)
[21:51] <ikonia> caimlas: I don't believe so, someone was trying to get it running the other day and failing
[21:51] <waseidel> what ever good bay and tknz
[21:51] <losher> muse: got a spare linux box? If so, you can use it as a cheap sniffer and see exactly what's going on....
[21:51] <muse> ya I do.. 200 to be exact :P
[21:52] <caimlas> ikonia, that's too bad. That'd be a -really- useful feature (for instance, use one pointer as a clicking device, and the other one as an actual pointing device, to keep visual focus on a certain document/screen area as a sort of cue)
[21:52] <Bo7> ikonia, runs on XP? got a site link?
[21:52] <losher> muse: ever used tcpdump?
[21:52] <dto> how can i select the video driver? I'm on an Acer Extensa 4420 laptop and i get a glitchy, flickering screen (sporadically every few seconds when the screen updates intensely)...
[21:52] <ikonia> caimlas: I don't know for certain
[21:52] <muse> nope
[21:52] <ikonia> Bo7: oh - runs on windows, join ##windows for windows app support
[21:52] <caimlas> ikonia, apparently it's supposed to be in Xorg 1.6; isn't that what 9.04 ships with?
[21:52] <Bo7> ikonia, allright
[21:52] <ikonia> caimlas: yup
[21:52] <sebsebseb> Bo7: you want to move  files from XP to Ubuntu
[21:52] <sebsebseb> Bo7: hold on  don't go there yet
[21:53] <Bo7> yes, sebsebseb
[21:53] <sebsebseb> Bo7: ok  yeah samba works
[21:53] <muse> losher: but I got it installed on my pc
[21:53] <sebsebseb> Bo7:  you share the folder on XP that you want to move stuff from
[21:53] <sebsebseb> Bo7: then on Ubuntu use samba, to move it across
[21:53] <hbx> how big of a flash drive do i need to install juanty
[21:53] <Bo7> sebsebseb , does it work over the net?
[21:54] <Stupendoussteve> hbx: Less than 10GB
[21:54] <jb0nd38372> bobertdos, and yeah I guess I should google a lil more, I get chat happy. Anyway if you or anyone is interested http://happylinuxthoughts.blogspot.com/2007/11/benchmark-your-system-in-ubuntu.html
[21:54] <okn> I am trying to make a xubuntu live USB with unetbootin and when I press okay it says "You must first mount the USB drive /dev/sdb1 to a mountpoint..."  Which is odd because I have the usb plugged in and I can see the drive and access it... Any tips?
[21:54] <sebsebseb> Bo7: have you got a LAN?  local area network? with say a router?
[21:54] <voracious> I get error messages : Processing triggers for libc6 ...
[21:54] <voracious> ldconfig deferred processing now taking place
[21:54] <voracious> Errors were encountered while processing:
[21:54] <voracious>  tuxtype
[21:54] <voracious>  ubuntu-edu-primary
[21:54] <FloodBot2> voracious: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:54] <voracious> E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
[21:54] <losher> muse: try running "sudo tcpdump -i eth0" (you may need a different name than eth0)
[21:54] <Bo7> sebsebseb , no, it's a remote ubuntu server
[21:54] <guntbert> hbx: CD size + room for settings and things to save
[21:54] <sebsebseb> Bo7: ok  I am going to get the bot to pm you some stuff over, that you should look at
[21:55] <Bo7> sebsebseb, okay
[21:55] <sebsebseb> !samba >  Bo7
[21:55] <theclaw> the new notifications don't work with pidgin, is it necessary to enable it?
[21:55] <hbx> everytime i try to make a usb bootable dvd with a 4gig drive it says not enough room
[21:55] <sebsebseb> !scp >  Bo7
[21:56] <Onyx> I just switched over to KDE, and accidentally deleted the widget that shows my desktop icons.  How do I get it back?
[21:56] <muse> losher: ah... thanks a span! I found it I think :)
[21:56] <losher> muse: what was it?
[21:56] <hbx> should i get an 8 gig flash or a 16gig
[21:56] <muse> losher: wait.. I think I'm wrong
[21:56] <ikonia> hbx: what ever YOU want
[21:57] <muse> I thought it was the firewall
[21:57] <sebsebseb> Bo7: in fact click on ubottus name and  pm  him  these tiggers:   !samba   !ftp !ftpd  !ssh !scp
[21:57] <hbx> yea but how come it doesnt work on the 4gig
[21:57] <muse> should I give you the output?
[21:57] <ikonia> hbx: what do you mean, doesn't work ?
[21:57] <losher> muse: ok, paste it & I'll look
[21:57] <hbx> it says not enough room
[21:57] <matrix__> is anyone known with gdesklets
[21:57] <voracious> http://paste.ubuntu.com/158812/
[21:57] <ikonia> hbx: are you trying to install to it, or put the CD/dvd on it ?
[21:57] <hbx> btw im using the super ubuntu iso
[21:58] <hbx> cd2usb
[21:58] <ikonia> hbx: that's nothing to do with ubuntu so nothing to do with here
[21:58] <muse> losher: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158813/
[21:58] <voracious> here is my problem
[21:58] <Bo7> sebsebseb, winscp looks like what i was thinking of, thx!
[21:58] <hbx> huh
[21:58] <christel> 45
[21:58] <hbx> what do you mean
[21:58] <christel> er, sorry
[21:58] <PlasmaSheep> Opengl is slow for me. Please help.
[21:58] <ikonia> hbx: super ubuntu is nothing to do with ubuntu - it's not an ubuntu release
[21:58] <Gartral1> my DAP won't connect to the new ubuntu, it did before the jump, but today, nothing, it says its connected, but doesnt seem to mount, it's a rockboxed sansa e250, it should come up as two drives, but it wont mount, and it is seen by lsusb.. lsmod shows 2 vfat devices, but i cant mount them
[22:00] <losher> muse: you're gonna have to help me here. Which addresses look unfamiliar?
[22:00] <AK_Dave> Gartral1: Looks like Jaunty refuses to mount vfat chips.
[22:00] <Gartral1> AK_Dave: this is a known problem?
[22:01] <AK_Dave> Gartral1: No, I was making a joke.
[22:01] <seele> any community council people around?
[22:01] <w0rth> Hi, service klogd start hangs my system; how can I debug?
[22:01] <ikonia> seele: join #ubuntu-ops
[22:01] <Gartral1> AK_Dave: -_- very funny
[22:01] <seele> ikonia: thanks
[22:01] <muse> proxysvr.maleme.pointclark.org is my firewall.. the rest I don't recognise.
[22:01] <Runarinn> I´m having slow torrent download speeds, help please
[22:01] <nfrs> hi
[22:02] <muse> and freenode ofcourse
[22:02] <nfrs> I get a jerky sound when using pulseaudio, is there a cure?
[22:03] <furythor> Question in relation adding users, is there any script that would assist with creating new users ?
[22:03] <w0rth> furythor: adduser?
[22:03] <n8tuser> furythor-> non ready made
[22:04] <Gartral1> how do i make fstab refresh?
[22:04] <furythor> Also is it large security risk if I place multiple websites under /var/www/ ?
[22:04] <PlasmaSheep> Opengl is slow for me. Please help.
[22:04] <mrwes> fresh?
[22:04] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> what do you mean refresh?
[22:04] <mrwes> refresh fstab? try sudo mount -a
[22:04] <keanu> anyone have tips on how to recover a filesystem? drive had a lot of bad blocks, and won't mount. fsck is asking me questions that are kind of making me uncomfortable:
[22:04] <keanu> Inode table for group 1920 is not in group.  (block<PHONE_NUMBER>)
[22:04] <keanu> WARNING: SEVERE DATA LOSS POSSIBLE.
[22:05] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> yep mount -a
[22:05] <FloodBot2> keanu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:05] <Gartral1> n8tuser: make it rescan for partitions/devices
[22:05] <muse> losher: I have a feeling all these weird addresses are just irc messages coming through.
[22:05] <LjL> !recovery | keanu
[22:05] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> thats only if its defined in fstab,  perhaps sudo /etc/init.d/hal restart
[22:05] <muse> but they can't generate 5kbs traffic non-stop
[22:05] <LjL> keanu: don't run fsck, instead save the drive to an image file and work from there, or you may do further damage
[22:06] <LjL> also, i always get the wrong factoid.
[22:06] <LjL> !recover | keanu
[22:06] <losher> muse: we should be able to verify that. looks like something's chatting on udp port 53333. I wonder what. Try netstat -an again?
[22:06] <keanu> LjL, i already have the drive saved to an image on another drive - should i be working only from that instaed?
[22:07] <Mechwarrior> hi all, i have to say. after 3 different distros, this one earned 5 stars.  the most user friendly and helpful in case of problems.
[22:07] <minivitale> Hi, i'm trying to get triple monitors with two ATI video cards running on Ubuntu 9.04. is this possible? one video card is an ATI Radeon R300 9500 Pro, the other is (i believe) an ATI RV200 QW.
[22:08] <muse> losher: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158815/
[22:08] <Gartral1> n8tuser: no luck, both metods
[22:08] <Lorvija> LjL: Hey! You seem to know something about recovery so quick question.. I managed to remove all my kernels while fiddling around.. What's the best way to reinstall only the kernel..?
[22:09] <LjL> keanu: well if you have it safely saved, i suppose you might even work on the drive itself, although if the drive is physically failing (have you used "smartmontools" to check?), using fsck and stuff on it may make more parts of it fail
[22:09] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> what are you expecting?
[22:09] <lem_> yoasif, an upgrade is possible with the alternate iso, isn't it? so I would keep my data. (I'll do a backup though)
[22:09] <maverick340> even though i chown to a file , it shows it being owned by root :(
[22:09] <SrEstroncio> Hi, I was wondering if someone could help me with a little something, I donwloaded a trackpad driver from the repositories, but when I try to run it, it says GSynaptics couldn't initialize, and that I should put a "true" value in xorg.conf or another file, anyone who can help me get my trackpad controls working?
[22:09] <LjL> Lorvija: are you currently in ubuntu, or can you not boot?
[22:09] <Lorvija> LjL canno't boot. only the memtest is left
[22:09] <Gartral1> n8tuser: to see two drives (multi-volume-DAP) appear in my lists to be mounted
[22:09] <mrwes> Lorvija, reinstall.
[22:10] <n8tuser> Lorvija -> maybe you can try  debootstrap install, those are the most basic
[22:10] <Gartral1> n8tuser: thats what happened in 8.10///
[22:10] <Lorvija> n8tuser okay, thanks will google for that (:
[22:10] <lem_> gotta go, cya
[22:10] <abz___> think i'm gonna cry. can somone look at my smb.conf and tell me what i'm doing wrong?
[22:10] <losher>  muse: sorry, I'm out of my depth at this point. You could try quitting irc and seeing if traffic to udp 53333 stops. That would prove it's irc. You need a better network guru than me!
[22:11] <keanu> LjL, smartctl doesn't say it's failing, but Offline_Uncorrectable is fairly high
[22:11] <muse> ok thanks
[22:11] <PlasmaSheep> Opengl is slow for me. Please help.
[22:11] <LjL> Lorvija: you can use a live cd's kernel to boot. hit F6 (or whatever it is, i think it's F6) on the CD boot screen, and change the kernel boot line so that "root" is your hard drive, not the CD. then you can "sudo apt-get install linux".
[22:11] <muse> losher: I'm going to try restart my server/firewall and see if anything changes. I will be back in abit..
[22:11] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> when you do an fdisk -l   does the partitions you wish shows up? then if it does, mount it manually
[22:11] <LjL> keanu: keep an eye on it, see if it gets worse after each run of fsck (or other tools)
[22:11] <nfrs> I get jerky sound when using pulseaudio, is there a cure?
[22:12] <pigphish> Anyone have experience with RDP and terminal services?
[22:12] <Gartral1> n8tuser: is that an "I" or an "L"?
[22:12] <losher> muse: I think that's the wrong approach. Your pc is sending from udp 53333. Your firewall is supposed to let that thru because it originates from your PC i.e. the issue is on your pc, not the firewall...
[22:12] <pigphish> nfrs have you tried using other sound managers
[22:12] <minivitale> Hi, i'm trying to get triple monitors with two ATI video cards running on Ubuntu 9.04. is this possible? one video card is an ATI Radeon R300 9500 Pro, the other is (i believe) an ATI RV200 QW.  Can anybody please help? I currently have dual monitors on the 9500 working.
[22:12] <ph3-der-loewe> Is this the correct place to ask questions about how to get some software included?
[22:12] <keanu> LjL, i've been waiting it the past few days (disk image transfers take a while) and it's been slowly increasing
[22:13] <nfrs> piglit: alsa causes much trouble for me in Jaunty. sound doesn't work in apps simultaneously, etc
[22:13] <psychic> i fixxed my display problem....
[22:13] <nfrs> pigphish: alsa causes much trouble for me in Jaunty. sound doesn't work in apps simultaneously, etc
[22:13] <keanu> was at 3 when i first noticed issues a few days before i started the transfer - at 22 now
[22:13] <Gartral1> n8tuser: nothing comes up when i fdisk -l
[22:13] <Gartral1> n8tuser: it just returns to prompt
[22:13] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> sudo fdisk -l
[22:14] <Lorvija> LjL do you mean f6 while the livecd (i'm running it from usb stick btw) is booting and showing boot options or while the ubuntu from livecd is launching?
[22:14] <U-b-u-n-t-u> I have pidgin set where when I close it it will still show up in the system tray but its not its just closing......... I have been working on it for sometime and can't figure out the issue.... does anyone know what the problem might be?
[22:14] <Royall> How would I make CompizFusion automatically SKIP_CHECKS when it starts?
[22:14] <Royall> My graphics card is blacklisted
[22:14] <LjL> Lorvija: while it's showing boot options, besides, i'm not even sure it's F6, i'm going by memory
[22:14] <LjL> !bootoptions | Lorvija
[22:15] <keanu> Royall, according to the compiz site (iirc) add "SKIP_CHECKS=yes" to ~/.config/compiz/compiz-manager
[22:15] <abz___> http://pastebin.ca/1403879  all i want is to share my two directories in /media
[22:15] <Royall> thought so, thanks
[22:15] <Gartral1> n8tuser: the DAP remains totally absent, and i tryed with both Rockbox, and the Original Firmware.. nothing
[22:15] <keanu> Royall, i haven't tried it though, but i think it'll work
[22:15] <Lorvija> LjL I donno if unetbooting changed something when doing the usb stick bootable from iso..
[22:15] <livingdaylight> can someone tell me the name of the manager i need to install to get my cube 'n stuff?
[22:15] <BIZZAROh8red> what agp card would you guys recommend ?  i have a geforce2 now
[22:15] <PhotoJim> Hecate: Got it fixed.  Was using UUIDs to mount RAID arrays.  apparently those UUIDs can change.  no need to use them anyway, except for the constituent hard disks.
[22:15] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> what is DAP?
[22:16] <keanu> n8tuser, digital audio player
[22:16] <eseven73> !ccsm | livingdaylight
[22:16] <Gartral1> n8tuser: Digital Audio Player (device)
[22:16] <pigphish> Does RDP v6 exist for linux
[22:16] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> why would you expect that to show up in  fdisk -l ?
[22:16] <Vermoot> Is it possible to skin Pidgin without using screenlets? (not ugly if possible ^^)
[22:16] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> its not a file system is it?
[22:17] <Lorvija> LjL: it shows this kind of line now: /ubnkern initrd=/ubninit file=/cdrom/preseed/ubuntu.seed boot=casper quiet splash      <-- what part should be changed...?
[22:17] <meoblast001> i just had my sister install gnash and there is a white box where flash applets should be
[22:17] <Gartral1> n8tuser: cause its programmed to show up as a disk drive, it has two storage systems, each come up as a seperate disk
[22:17] <livingdaylight> eseven73, thx, i always forget and never heard of simple-ccsm. I give it a try
[22:17] <minivitale> Does anybody here have experience with triple monitor setups?
[22:18] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> what file system is on it? perhaps something that linux does not recognize?
[22:18] <MrKeuner> minivitale, is it very different than two monitor setup?
[22:18] <Gartral1> n8tuser: its like an ipod...
[22:18] <Gartral1> n8tuser: vfat32
[22:18] <keanu> LjL, also, if it makes a difference, there's two drives (sda and sdb) that are in a software RAID 0, and it's on a remote server
[22:18] <LjL> Lorvija: i'm not sure, but i think you should remove boot=, remove file=, and put "root=/dev/sda1" (assuming sda1 is your boot drive) instead. perhaps also "init=/bin/bash" would not hurt
[22:18] <tedious> Hi there. I just installed Xubuntu 9.04, and now every time I try to go into Second Life, my laptop shuts off within a couple of minutes.  this only happens with Second Life.  Any ideas on how to keep this from happening?
[22:18] <minivitale> MrKeuner, I think so. I currently have dual monitors completely functional with an ATI Radeon 9500 Pro and am trying to add another graphics card and monitor to the mix.
[22:18] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> are you sure it is vfat32? linux recognizes vfat32
[22:19] <Gartral1> im very sure
[22:19] <eseven73> livingdaylight, as long as you're graphics card can run extra graphics effects and 3d and whatnot, you should be fine with ccsm
[22:19] <muse> losher: ok I worked out what port 53333 is
[22:19] <keanu> Gartral1, what DAP is it?
[22:19] <arkanabar> So:  those of you who have tried Jaunty w/ ext3, have you found it runs faster?
[22:19] <losher> muse: do tell...
[22:19] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> look at dmesg results, if that drive has been detected or not
[22:19] <ald> urxvt does not show the chars right . no utf8
[22:20] <muse> it is the port I forwarded for my torrent client ::
[22:20] <Gartral1> keanu: its a Rockboxed sansa e250
[22:20] <livingdaylight> eseven73, nvidia8500gt ... i get some effects but not all of them
[22:20] <tommi69> ald: what problem do you have with urxvt
[22:20] <muse> but the torrent client isn't on!?!
[22:20] <embrik> isn't it possible to make a cron job that shuts down a computer every day at 1800?
[22:20] <tommi69> ald: using it right now
[22:20] <minivitale> MrKeuner: do you have any experience with this?
[22:20] <keanu> Gartral1, thought it may have been - i had that exact player, rockboxed etc, and familiar with breaking it
[22:20] <tommi69> embrik: man at
[22:20] <evantandersen> embrik yes
[22:20] <eseven73> livingdaylight, well linux and nvidia are married, so you should be ok :)
[22:20] <tommi69> embrik: it has all the info you need
[22:20] <MrKeuner> minivitale, I have never got myself interested in multiple monitors thing but think that xorg.conf would have two monitors defined and where each would be placed. Just add a third one.
[22:20] <ald> tommi69: it doesnt show my utf8 chars right
[22:20] <losher> muse: <laughs>.
[22:21] <embrik> tommi69: thanks
[22:21] <Gartral1> keanu: it isnt broken, it mounts on my dads win lappy, just checked
[22:21] <eseven73> livingdaylight, assuming you enabled the restricted drivers
[22:21] <tommi69> ald: probably a font problem? i use profont font and it works great
[22:21] <muse>  losher: :) ya I know
[22:21] <livingdaylight> eseven73, nvidia 180 (recommended)
[22:21] <losher> muse: according to your tcpdump, something on your pc is *still sending* udp packets out
[22:21] <tommi69> ald: urxvt*font: -*-profont-*-*-*-*-12-*-*-*-*-*-*-*
[22:21] <Mocs> I am having problems connecting to ubuntu machine from XP macine with samba.  Attempt to map network drive on XP using \\<IP_ADDRESS> (correct ip) says nothing found
[22:21] <tommi69> ald: in my ~/.Xdefaults
[22:21] <evantandersen> when i play Xvix files on my computer i get a green bar and weird colours. Any video player i try. I have the codecs, as I can see the movie, its just weird
[22:21] <ald> tommi69: i am dumping the source of a url that is windows-1253 encoded
[22:21] <muse> losher: could I work out what that something was?
[22:22] <eseven73> livingdaylight, does running glxgears command do anything for you?
[22:22] <ald> tommi69: do i need to install it first? or is it included by def?
[22:22] <Anderson> algum brasileiro ai?
[22:22] <livingdaylight> eseven73, yes :)
[22:22] <furythor> what commanline text editors are there ?
[22:22] <losher> muse: more green magic: try: lsof -i 4udp:53333
[22:22] <eseven73> nice
[22:22] <doleyb> !pr|Anderson
[22:22] <tedious> I just installed xubuntu 9.04, and now every time I go into Second Life, my laptop completely shuts off within a couple of minutes.  Second Life ran just fine in xubuntu 8.10, and I am only having this problem of the laptop shutting off with Second Life.  Anyone else having this problem or know how to fix it?
[22:22] <Lorvija> LjL thanks, i'll play with that idea! need to confirm on what hd the old install was, thanks!
[22:22] <tommi69> ald: no look for it on google unfortunately it's not included
[22:22] <Gartral1> n8tuser: im very sure their vfat32
[22:22] <doleyb> br|Anderson
[22:22] <doleyb> !br|Anderson
[22:22] <keanu> Gartral1, ah, k. i'm familiar with fixing broken sansas, but if it's getting to the original firmware -- actually, are you trying to use rockbox's usb, or the OF's?
[22:22] <PhotoJim> doleyb: spaces before and after the |
[22:22] <evantandersen> tedious do you use intel graphics?
[22:23] <Mocs> anyone successfully set up samba so XP can map it as a network drive?
[22:23] <muse>  losher: nothing? no output.
[22:23] <Anderson> vlw
[22:23] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> what does dmesg tell you upon you plugging and unplugging such device?
[22:23] <tommi69> ald: also look for a guide on how to install the font files, this one (http://www.fluidscape.co.nz/node/92) does wonders - just forget that emacs bit and use vim :D
[22:23] <Gartral1> keanu: we (RB) have stable usb on pp50xx targets :)
[22:23] <arkanabar> So:  those of you who have tried Jaunty w/ ext3, have you found it runs faster?
[22:23] <Lorvija> Mocs XP also has some probs on mapping as network drive (: so might not be 100% sambas fault
[22:23] <tommi69> arkanabar: you mean ext4?
[22:23] <Artichoke200> I would to talk to you all about Ubuntu.
[22:23] <tedious> Evantanderson: I am using the propietary nvidia driver
[22:23] <Gartral1> keanu: but for the record, i tryed both, neither want to connect to ubuntu
[22:23] <keanu> Gartral1, yeah, i've been keeping an eye on that ;)
[22:23] <Artichoke200> Ubuntu is very technical.
[22:23] <losher> muse: do another tcpdump. It's possible whatever was running has changed port I suppose...
[22:24] <eseven73> Photoguy PhotoJim you have photo in your name so im singling you two out :) what do you guys use to manage photos in Ubuntu?
[22:24] <Lorvija> Mocs so you might wanna test if you can connect to any network drive with you'r xp installation
[22:24] <embrik> tommi69: It seems for me that a user must be logged in at to work. Am I right?
[22:24] <Artichoke200> Have you seen the bugs Ubuntu has
[22:24] <Artichoke200> Compare Ubuntu to Windows
[22:24] <keanu> Gartral1, ah, k. was going to suggest trying the OF just in case
[22:24] <arkanabar> tommi69, no, I know ext4 is default, but I'm not sure I'm ready for it.  So I'm asking about those who have tried Jaunty w/ ext3.
[22:24] <PhotoJim> eseven73: I do my photography with silver, so I'm not the one to ask :)
[22:24] <Artichoke200> What wins?
[22:24] <Artichoke200> Windows.
[22:24] <Skript101> IZ HAS A QUESTION]
[22:24] <eseven73> Artichoke200, please don't troll
[22:24] <evantandersen> tedious okay. IDK, Intel graphics got owned in 9.04, way worse performance than 8.10. My computer has them, and thus puts more load on CPU during games. THen it overheats and shuts off
[22:24] <tommi69> embrik: no it's not needed afaik
[22:24] <eseven73> PhotoJim, ok :D
[22:24] <Artichoke200> I would just like to tell you
[22:24] <Skript101> How do i boot from ubuntu live cd in xp?
[22:24] <tommi69> arkanabar: ah ok sorry my bad
[22:24] <evantandersen> evantandersen check your temps with lm-sensors
[22:24] <Artichoke200> Linux is too technical
[22:24] <keanu> Gartral1, in that case, i'd just try checking dmesg, like n8tuser suggested
[22:25] <muse> losher: nope, still trying to reach 53333
[22:25] <evantandersen> !sensors
[22:25] <tedious> evantanderson: any idea how I fix the problem?
[22:25] <eseven73> Artichoke200, linux isnt for everyone
[22:25] <Gartral1> keanu:  i did, im pasting output now cause i hardly understand it
[22:25] <tommi69> do not feed the trolls
[22:25] <n8tuser> Skript101 -> you shutdown and boot from a livecd
[22:25] <losher> muse: might want to use 'tcpdump -n -i eth0' to see the raw ip addresses
[22:25] <keanu> k
[22:25] <evantandersen> tedious install lm-sensors. If your temps are very high, might want to increase fan speed
[22:25] <arkanabar> tommi69, I have heard that ext4 is supposed to be faster, & wanted to know if Jaunty's speed increase comes from ext4 or other coding.
[22:25] <keanu> LjL, any other tips on recovering the FS?
[22:25] <ald> tommi69: i think urxvt uses profont by default
[22:25] <tedious> evantanderson: thanks I will try that
[22:26] <Stepan1> I need help setting up my web camera.  It is currently not recognized by Cheese
[22:26] <tommi69> ald: really? strange
[22:26] <n8tuser> Stepan1 -> try camorama,  i dont konw much about it though
[22:26] <losher> muse: also add -v for fuller protocol decode?  'tcpdump -v -n -i eth0'
[22:26] <muse> losher: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158825/
[22:27] <tommi69> ald: i installed it like 10 days ago and it showed the common fugly xterm font
[22:27] <Gartral1> http://paste.ubuntu.com/158826/http://paste.ubuntu.com/158826/
[22:27] <arkanabar> Stepan1, you will get better help if you tell what kind of webcam
[22:27] <minivitale> MrKeuner: i am having trouble getting ubuntu to recognize my second video card, which is where I think the problem is starting.
[22:27] <Gartral1> keanu n8tuser: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158826/http://paste.ubuntu.com/158826/
[22:27] <keanu> http://paste.ubuntu.com/158826/
[22:27] <losher> muse: also add -v for fuller protocol decode?  'tcpdump -v -n -i eth0'
[22:27] <ald> tommi69: you're right
[22:27] <Stepan1> n8tuser: Camorama says cannot connect to /dev/video0, check connection
[22:27] <pipegeek> hehe.  Any idea why rdesktop still says "Fooo!" periodically, instead of, say, "Buffer underrun detected?"
[22:27] <Stepan1> arkanabar: it is an intel
[22:28] <pipegeek> been that way for the last three ubuntu releases
[22:28] <losher> muse: (clutching at straws)
[22:28] <n8tuser> Stepan1 -> I said i dont konw much about it
[22:28] <pipegeek> I mean, it's an upstream problem, I'm just surprised nobody's noticed
[22:28] <muse> :)
[22:28] <tommi69> ald: check with the 0, the 1 and the {}, in profont the 0 is slashed, the 1 is different from lowercase L and the parentheses are taller for more visibility
[22:28] <tommi69> ald: pretty useful stuff if you use the terminal a lot
[22:29] <muse> http://paste.ubuntu.com/158828/
[22:29] <keanu> Gartral1, there's I/O errors on the internal memory
[22:29] <arkanabar> So:  those of you who have tried Jaunty w/ ext3, have you found it runs faster?
[22:29] <keanu> Gartral1, it it looks like one on the microsd card as well
[22:29] <n8tuser> Gartral1 -> it is not recognized correctly
[22:29] <PlasmaSheep> arkanabar: you mean ext4?
[22:29] <eseven73> Jaunty boots faster thats for sure
[22:29] <Stepan1> arkanabar: correction, i am seeing some green now but not footage
[22:30] <arkanabar> PlasmaSheep, I'm not ready for ext4.  I want to know if Jaunty is faster b/c of ext4 or other coding
[22:30] <ald> tommi69: i use it very much. thank you!:D
[22:30] <tehboriz> i need alt drivers for my ubuntu video card :( the 177 and previous drivers crash my xorg... any ideas?
[22:30] <ald> tommi69: it must be the font
[22:30] <Stepan1> arkanabar: and camorama now says unable to capture image
[22:31] <tehboriz> i meant nvidia 7300go sorry
[22:31] <tommi69> ald: is utf working with profont?
[22:31] <arkanabar> Stepan1, I don't know anything about webcams, just getting help.  More info is better.  Hardware info is critical
[22:31] <PlasmaSheep> arkanabar: you asked if jaunty is faster because of ext3. ext3 is the old system.
[22:31] <ald> tommi69: idk gonna try in a while
[22:31] <Gartral1> n8tuser keanu could that be because the card is VERY full?
[22:31] <sudafed2> Hey all I have a general question. I just put a new PSU in my dell and the green light is on on the mobo but it won't boot. The PSU i bought it 25 watts less than the OEM one would it not boot because of the lower wattage?
[22:31] <tommi69> ald: k
[22:31] <arkanabar> PlasmaSheep, I'm asking if jaunty is faster even with ext3.
[22:31] <PlasmaSheep> ahh.
[22:31] <PlasmaSheep> arkanabar: nevermind then :p
[22:31] <keanu> Gartral1, most likely not
[22:32] <ttmontoya> does anyone knows where can I find information about setting up wifi on ubuntu ps3 7.10
[22:32] <PlasmaSheep> Opengl is slow for me. Please help.
[22:32] <mado> hello guys and gals ...
[22:32] <Gartral1> keanu: but it works else were
[22:32] <ahmad> hello
[22:32] <sidewalk> is there any way to have different images as wallpapers on different workspaces in Jaunty?
[22:32] <hammedhaaret> Hi.  How du you fix a broken partition table? jaunty live-cd won't recognize my partitions? here's fdisk outputs: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158787/  thanks.
[22:32] <tobberoth> Just installed Ubuntu 9.04 but there's no sound. In the sound settings, I can see my soundcard but I can't testplay it, I get an error that it can't be opened for playback.
[22:32] <eseven73> ttmontoya, maybe the forums http://ubuntuforums.org
[22:32] <lianimator> Hi, my bluetooth toggle switch on my laptop is broken. but in Jaunty, it's on by default.. is there any guarantee that it'll be on always?
[22:33] <arkanabar> sidewalk, I'm pretty sure kde supports that, not sure about gnome.
[22:33] <user01> hi i was going to install jaunty but it says that fglrx is no longer supported
[22:33] <losher> muse: sorry, I feel the answer is staring me in the face & I'm just too stupid to interpret the traces. I give up....
[22:33] <keanu> Gartral1, it's kinda hard for me to say.  the simplest way to try to fix it might be to just try backing everything up, formatting, and restoring
[22:33] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc
[22:33] <sidewalk> arkanabar: im using gnome
[22:33] <parents_> tried to copy a folder but got this: parents@kids-laptop:/home/kara/.themes$ sudo cp Vienna3 /usr/share/themes[sudo] password for parents: cp: omitting directory `Vienna3'
[22:33] <keanu> hmm
[22:33] <ahmad> can anyone help me?
[22:33] <Skript101> Help
[22:33] <mado> can you help me please? ... i heard "gnome deskbar" or something similar to it can be used as a "desktop search" ... something like spotlight (apple) ... can you help me to add it to the panel? ... i've already installed it but there is nothing to add
[22:33] <parents_> how do I copy the folder too
[22:33] <losher> muse: if you have a local IT admin, I'd talk to them next...
[22:33] <PlasmaSheep> Opengl is slow for me. Please help.
[22:33] <Skript101> How do i boot my live cd in xp?
[22:33] <keanu> Gartral1, another possibility could be to put the sansa into recovery mode and see if your computer picks that up
[22:33] <Gartral1> keanu how do i reformat an SD card i cant even mount?
[22:33] <Skript101> Do i use boot menu?
[22:34] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help.
[22:34] <tobberoth> Skript101: Put in the CD, restart the computer. It should boot automatically.
[22:34] <arkanabar> mado, right-click the gnome panel, choose "Add to panel..." and see if it's in the list.
[22:34] <Gartral1> keanu: good idea, i forgot about that
[22:34] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc
[22:34] <Skript101> Herro?
[22:34] <mado> arkanabar, i've done that before but nothing shows up :)
[22:34] <ahmad> can anyone assist me with that?
[22:34] <muse> losher: heh ok thanks thou... I will just move the forwarded port to another one.. just maybe.:)
[22:34] <parents_> what is the cp argument to add to have it copy the directory too?
[22:34] <punkrockguy3> How can I access the "Documents and Settings" folder of my ntfs partition?
[22:35] <sidewalk> parents:r
[22:35] <sidewalk> parents: r
[22:35] <user01> will i lose 3d on my Mobility Radeon X300 because jaunty doesnt support the 3d driver?
[22:35] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help.
[22:35] <arkanabar> mado, you should probably look for Beagle or gnome-do, not sure which.
[22:35] <Onyx> Does KDE have a task manager?  I've got a process that's dead but won't allow me to kill it
[22:35] <sidewalk> parents: r, for recursive
[22:35] <PlasmaSheep> Onyx: use the terminal
[22:35] <arkanabar> Onyx, start Konsole and run Top
[22:35] <tobberoth> Onyx: Use "ps aux" in the terminal and the kill command.
[22:35] <tommi69> Onyx: in the terminal use htop
[22:35] <Onyx> PlasmaSheep: I've done that.
[22:35] <meoblast001> hi
[22:35] <tommi69> Onyx: if you don't have it use top
[22:35] <ahmad> anybody?
[22:35] <losher> muse: you might try picking a local port and running  lsof -i 4udp:<port>   It's supposed to tell you what's running on that port
[22:35] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc
[22:35] <meoblast001> my sister has gnash.. and when she brings it up there's a white screen... what is wrong?
[22:35] <parents_> thanks guys
[22:35] <PlasmaSheep> Onyx: do this: ps aux | grep processname
[22:35] <mado> hmm ... *thinking* arkanabar
[22:36] <PlasmaSheep> Onyx: find the pid and then do kill -9 pid
[22:36] <Gartral1> keanu: it did indeed pick up the recovery drive
[22:36] <tommi69> PlasmaSheep: why not just hitting 'k'?
[22:36] <PlasmaSheep> tommi69: what?
[22:36] <Onyx> PlasmaSheep: Got it... problem was openoffice was calling itself "soffice" - thank you.
[22:36] <PlasmaSheep> onyx: np :)
[22:37] <Onyx> ridiculous... lol
[22:37] <keanu> Gartral1, k, so it's most likely an issue with the sansa's internal memory.  you might be able to to format it from the windows computer you mentioned earlier
[22:37] <muse> losher: I'll mess around until it is solved :) thanks again
[22:37] <sidewalk> is there any way to have different images as wallpapers on different workspaces in Jaunty (Gnome)?
[22:37] <losher> muse: ok, bye
[22:37] <muse> cheers
[22:37] <Skript101> So, it will boot auto?
[22:37] <Skript101> Ubuntu?
[22:37] <arkanabar> Has anyone tried to find out if Jaunty's faster operations are due to ext4 or other coding?
[22:37] <dekkong> hmm
[22:37] <Skript101> With xp already installed?
[22:37] <hammedhaaret> Hi.  How du you fix a broken partition table? jaunty live-cd won't recognize my partitions? here's fdisk outputs: http://paste.ubuntu.com/158787/  thanks.
[22:37] <notregisteredyet> hi guys. is the ubuntu installer able to install ubuntu using full disk encryption (luks + dm-crypt preferably).
[22:37] <Brando753> is there a gui program for recovering deleted files in ubuntu?
[22:37] <dekkong> hehe
[22:38] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc
[22:38] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help.
[22:38] <Kr0ntab> HammerHead66: look up testdisk
[22:38] <tommi69> PlasmaSheep: in top just hit 'k' and write the pid - or better yet use htop and select it to kill it
[22:38] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc. what can I do to fix it???????????
[22:38] <mado> http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Stu/nlopez/gnome_deskbar.gif arkanabar ... that's how i wished it should look like ... a nice search-tool that looks like spotlight :)
[22:38] <fatbrain> Hi, pc speaker, how do I make it go away forever?
[22:38] <Kr0ntab> fatbrain: in BIOS.... disable it...
[22:38] <Skript101> Without BIOS config?
[22:39] <mado> i can't find beagle in the "add to panel"-menu arkanabar
[22:39] <KungenVille> Aautun: ok :P
[22:39] <PlasmaSheep> tommi69: k is not a command =/
[22:39] <fatbrain> Hrm, don't recall having a pc speaker "toggle" in my BIOS, will check again
[22:39] <fatbrain> thanks
[22:39] <ryanakca> Is there a way to joint two PDFs into one? I have a one page PDF, but I want to copy page 1 to page 2 and make it two pages so that I can print on both sides of my sheet
[22:39] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc. what can I do to fix it???????????
[22:39] <mado> and i also can't find gnome-do arkanabar
[22:39] <arkanabar> mado, i don't recognize that icon.
[22:40] <yowshi> anyone here have time to help me with some bash scripting?
[22:40] <tobberoth> aplay -l is not recognizing my Audigy 2. What can I do?
[22:40] <HammerHead66> Kr0ntab: why do I need to do that?
[22:40] <PlasmaSheep> tommi69: aaah, sorry, didn't understand at first.
[22:40] <yowshi> i am having trouble getting a script to function
[22:40] <Cycom> MY that new update manager behavior is annoying.   But still, any idea what it is?
[22:40] <dekkong> !wine
[22:40] <tommi69> ryanakca: gs -q -sPAPERSIZE=letter -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -sDEVICE=pdfwrite -sOutputFile=out.pdf firstpdffile.pdf secondpdffile.pdf thirdpdffile.pdf
[22:41] <tommi69> make sure you have gs (ghostscript)
[22:41] <yowshi> ryanakca: i am pastebining now
[22:41] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc. what can I do to fix it???????????
[22:41] <Kr0ntab> yowshi: you have somethign yer working on in bash?
[22:41] <ryanakca> tommi69: Awesomeness, thanks
[22:41] <losher> hammedhaaret: Nasty. I don't know if they can be fixed. Only deleted and recreated correctly, losing any data. How were these created?
[22:41] <yowshi> Kr0ntab: yeah trying to get a script to work
[22:41] <Guest20996> does anyone got kdetv to work in 9.04
[22:41] <mado> arkanabar, ... i installed beagle, strigi, ... i am not completely sure about "gnome-deskbar" but it should be around here ...
[22:41] <tommi69> ryanakca: sorry i thought it was bash but actually it's just plain gs command with options
[22:41] <Kr0ntab> HammerHead66: oh I mentioned the wrong name... my bad
[22:41] <mado> but i can't add it to the panel arkanabar
[22:41] <tommi69> ryanakca: add more files to join more
[22:41] <dekkong> !bash
[22:42] <Kr0ntab> yowshi: pm and tell me whats up...
[22:42] <Aautun> dekkong:aahaaa
[22:42] <HammerHead66> Kr0ntab: ok np have a good day
[22:42] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help.
[22:42] <Kr0ntab> HammerHead66: u 2
[22:42] <dekkong> Aautun: yes!
[22:42] <matrix__> since i upgraded my ubuntu youtube is being very sloowly
[22:42] <matrix__> what to do guys
[22:42] <punkrockguy3> matrix__: fullscreen?
[22:42] <matrix__> nope
[22:42] <punkrockguy3> matrix__: ati or nvidia
[22:42] <heath|home> is there a desktop sync solutions that will update my desktops and laptops to keep the same info across all of them?
[22:43] <matrix__> nvidia
[22:43] <mib_pa34swko> Hi, I installed 9.04 but my package manager (APT) got stuck... :s I'm new to ubuntu, but, got some knowledge of the terminal, but I'm not able to fix the problem. It's says something about Segmentation errors?
[22:43] <nixgirl> Hi. I'm having some pretty major issues. I have a dell 1420 with a dualcore core2 processor. and just went through the jaunty update. Now one of my cores is idling and frequency scaling and the other is at maximum frequency and working 100% of the time -- but I can't find a process that's using that much cpu.
[22:43] <punkrockguy3> matrix__: do videos play at normal speed?  like regular videos
[22:43] <ryanakca> heath|home: What do you mean by ``info''? You'll probably want to look into an rsync script or NFS or SSHFS or something of the sort...
[22:43] <dekkong> pm Aautun test
[22:43] <matrix__> not on my vlc but on mplayer works fine
[22:43] <PlasmaSheep> heath|home: try making a server to which each computer is connected which houses a common HD.
[22:43] <gharz> guyz, i'm just installed jaunty and i've noticed when i enabled my compiz-fusion, my system gets very slow... switching of apps is very slow compared to 8.10... any idea why?
[22:43] <dekkong> Aautun: fail! :p
[22:43] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help.
[22:43] <tommi69> mib_pa34swko: /join #ubuntu-it
[22:43] <tommi69> er.
[22:44] <punkrockguy3> matrix__: hmm i'm thinking it's a flash issue.. flash 10 has some issues =/
[22:44] <Szadek> hello everyone , does anyone know how to make hp ir remote ( rc6 ) work on jaunty ????
[22:44] <matrix__> nope it worked fine when i had 8.04 ubuntu
[22:44] <heath|home> PlasmaSheep: I was hoping for something like what MACs have
[22:44] <punkrockguy3> matrix__: same
[22:44] <Szadek> i tried lirc but doesnt work
[22:44] <matrix__> since  i upgraded is playin extremly choopy youtube videos
[22:44] <Onyx> I'm using compiz-fusion/emerald, and I just switched from Gnome to KDE.  My scrollbar/file menus in some applications are still using the old decorations.  Does this need to be changed somewhere other than compiz?
[22:45] <heath|home> I believe it is a part of there .mac accounts
[22:45] <PlasmaSheep> heath|home: What do macs have?
[22:45] <arkanabar> has anyone tested to see if Jaunty is faster b/c of ext4 or if it's something else?
[22:45] <tedious> evantanderson: how do I adjust my fan speed?
[22:45] <tommi69> heath|home: why not using dropbox?
[22:45] <Hilariousity> arkanabar: all the reviews I found say that ex4 is faster then ext3
[22:45] <punkrockguy3> arkanabar: google ext4 benchmarks
[22:45] <losher> mib_pa34swko: imo, 9.04 is not suitable for beginners. Back up any files you can't live without, and drop back to 8.04, which is rock solid
[22:45] <tommi69> heath|home: you get 1gb (or 2 i don't remember) for free
[22:45] <hammedhaaret> losher: uhm i think they were created when i installed 8.10.   but there haven't been a problem before i put jaunty in the drive
[22:46] <tommi69> heath|home: works great under linux, mac and linux
[22:46] <arkanabar> Hilariousity, punkrockguy3 I have heard that too.  I am wondering, is that the *only* reason jaunty is faster?
[22:46] <wwwau> servus
[22:46] <tobberoth> aplay -l is not recognizing my Audigy 2. What can I do?
[22:46] <becomingGuru> sudo aptitude install kde-desktop
[22:46] <becomingGuru> is this the command for installing kde on ubuntu
[22:46] <heath|home> tommi69: I will look into that thanks!
[22:46] <tommi69> heath|home: if you happen to like it msg me and i'll give you an url so we can both have more space as bonus for free
[22:46] <Drazen> hello, i have a big problem ;/ i did an upgrade from 8.10 to 9 , now my desktop wont boot
[22:46] <heath|home> PlasmaSheep: http://www.apple.com/mobileme/   <--- this is what I was referring to
[22:47] <Hilariousity> arkanabar: I am still using ext3 and I haven't noticed nay change in speed from 8.10
[22:47] <heath|home> tommi69: I will check it out now
[22:47] <Drazen> is there any known problem ?
[22:47] <arkanabar> Hilariousity, that is *exactly* the sort of info I'm looking for.
[22:47] <PlasmaSheep> heath|home: What do macs have?
[22:47] <PlasmaSheep> oops
[22:47] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help.
[22:47] <Gartral1> Hilariousity: i did the same and noticed a huge sped up
[22:47] <abz___> can anyone please help me with my smb.conf
[22:47] <tedious> I am having a problem with my laptop overheating when I am in Second Life since I installed xubuntu 9.04.   Either repartition (losing the data) or drop back to the 8.10 live cd. If it accepts the partitions, thank the gods and downgrade...
[22:49] <Szadek> omg lool
[22:49] <arkanabar> PlasmaSheep, I'm sure you'll bet better help if you link to a pastebin of the errors X is throwing.
[22:49] <Drazen> hello, i have a big problem ;/ i did an upgrade from 8.10 to 9 , now my desktop wont boot
[22:49] <tommi69> okn: you have to look for your laptop model on google
[22:49] <hou5ton> Laptop running Jaunty ... dual monitor on left of machine.  But when I configure it that way, it forces itself to be the main monitor. If I configure it to be on the right, it works fine.  What's up???  Any help?
[22:49] <tommi69> okn: something like hp pavillion volume keys
[22:49] <meho_r> Szadek: try again :D
[22:49] <okn> tommi69, ok thanks but before 9.04 i used ubuntu and it always detected automatically what happened?
[22:49] <PlasmaSheep> arkanabar, lstarnes: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/
[22:49] <Drazen> no idea? =(
[22:50] <Szadek> meho_r : lool , no im tired of trying make the ir remote work ... i guess i have to live without it =/
[22:50] <hammedhaaret> losher: but I am on 8.10... it boots and evrything, gparted and the live cd just can't find the partitions.. says it's all unallocated. it's wierd
[22:50] <arkanabar> PlasmaSheep, I don't really know much about X, just about getting help.
[22:50] <Drazen> i tried gnome and kde, i did reinstall kompiz... nothing helps
[22:50] <tommi69> okn: i don't really know, what laptop are you using?
[22:50] <losher> hammedhaaret: hold on, I'm reading the thread you pointed to about how to fix it...
[22:50] <okn> tommi69, dell inspiron 6000
[22:51] <meho_r> Szadek Tried on forums?
[22:51] <wwwau> kann mir jemand helfen? ich möchte mein smartphone unter ubuntu einrichten
[22:51] <Gartral1> keanu: these IO errors were on /dev/sdd..
[22:51] <wwwau> HAb soweit schon mal fast alles geschafft
[22:51] <heath|home> tommi69: How the hell does dropbox do that?  It's like WebDAV on crack
[22:51] <georgy_28> !de
[22:52] <tommi69> okn: try this - http://socrates.homelinux.org/index.php?page=DellInspiron6000
[22:52] <tommi69> okn: it's outdated but should work
[22:52] <okn> tommi69, ok thanks i also found this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/KeyTouch
[22:52] <wwwau>  /join #ubuntu-de
[22:52] <tommi69> okn: btw just searched 'dell inspiron 6000 volume keys jaunty' on google
[22:53] <keanu> Gartral1, "[ 4774.248942] sd 4:0:0:0: [sdd] 3926016 512-byte hardware sectors: (2.01 GB/1.87 GiB)"
[22:53] <keanu> that shows that the 2GB internal memory is on /dev/sdd
[22:53] <Szadek> meho_r : yes i looked into the forums , i learned lirc , mythbuntu lirc generator etc ... nothing worked , only one button works , and it only put my screen black and normal again
[22:53] <tommi69> ald: did profont solve your problem?
[22:55] <ald> tommi69: i was away, now i will try. thanks for asking :)
[22:55] <mado> i've already installed beagle, strigi, gnome-deskbar ... but i can't add it to the panel so that i have this search-tool similar to spotlight ... anybody an idea?
[22:56] <heath|home> tommi69: I joined through your link, thanks for pointing that out
[22:56] <Gartral1> keanu: im trying to mount it and mount keeps saying "special device /dev/sdd/ does not exist"
[22:57] <tobberoth> My sound worked fine in 8.10, in 9.04 aplay doesn't find any sound deviced. How can I fix this?
[22:57] <Adremelech|Lapto> Gartral1, try mounting a partition instead of the device
[22:57] <greg__> anyone able to help me with my samba configuration. please please please!!!
[22:57] <samd> hey is it worth to decrease swapiness ?? i have 2gb ram
[22:57] <keanu> Gartral1, try /dev/sdd1 instead
[22:57] <Adremelech|Lapto> Gartral1, ie, /dev/sdd1 instead of /dev/sdd
[22:57] <dreamy> whats the LVDS on xrandr ? :S
[22:58] <cuddlefish> Hello, I have a jokosher problem.
[22:58] <Gartral1> Adremelech|Lapto keanu same error with new name
[22:58] <RaverWild> guys how to check if a process is alive and not stuck? is there a way?
[22:58] <keanu> Gartral1, what command are you using to mount it?
[22:59] <cuddlefish> Raver: try top, if it's spinning wildly, it will be near the top of the list
[22:59] <Adremelech|Lapto> try "ls /dev | grep sdd*" to see if there are other partitions for the device
[22:59] <ljuwaidah> how do I read arguments passed to a shell script?
[22:59] <teimu> ewww on the new login screen
[22:59] <cuddlefish> Ok, new problem. How do I disable the spellchecker in Pidgin?
[22:59] <samd> hey is it worth to decrease swapiness ?? i have 2gb ram
[22:59] <hammedhaaret> losher: so? any luck? i found 2 other threads: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1138003&highlight=partition+table    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1137972&highlight=partition+table
[22:59] <Gartral1> mount -t vfat /dev/sdd ./Desktop/RBMEM
[23:00] <ljuwaidah> cuddlefish: why would you want to do that?
[23:00] <Gartral1> keanu mount -t vfat /dev/sdd ./Desktop/RBMEM
[23:00] <PhotoJim> samd: with 2 GiB RAM, your system will rarely use swap, so changing the swappiness setting will have little effect
[23:00] <cuddlefish> every word I type is spelled wrong
[23:00] <losher> hammedhaaret: no. Like you, I don't understand meierfra'
[23:00] <losher> hammedhaaret: no. Like you, I don't understand meierfra's fix...
[23:00] <Gartral1> keanu: and mount -t vfat /dev/sdd1 ./Desktop/RBMEM
[23:00] <cuddlefish> the red text is getting on my nerves
[23:00] <ljuwaidah> cuddlefish: you seem to be spelling correctly
[23:00] <cuddlefish> i have no dictionary.
[23:01] <keanu> Gartral1, been a while since i've used my sansa (i bricked it a while back) but if sdd1 doesn't work, it might be sdd2
[23:01] <samd> PhotoJim, i though that, but my system is currently using 33% of my memory and 6% of swap,  is this normal?
[23:01] <RaverWild> cuddlefish, you seem reasonable. i now try to upgrade to jaunty. the cpu is at 100% and 93% are for /usr/lib/apt/methods/http which seem to stuck on wesnoth-data package. i think it stuck there
[23:01] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/
[23:01] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc. what can I do to fix it???????????
[23:01] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc. what can I do to fix it???????????
[23:01] <FloodBot2> ahmad: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:02] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/
[23:02] <hammedhaaret> losher: ok, thanks for taking your time looking into it
[23:02] <Adremelech|Lapto> Gartral1, try "ls /dev | grep sdd*" to see if there are other partitions for the device
[23:02] <PhotoJim> samd: it depends on what you're doing.  if you're doing lots of file work, the system can buffer a lot of stuff in your free RAM and it's not unusual for it to throw some inactive stuff into swap to free some more RAM up for those caches.
[23:02] <linduxed> samd: gnu/linux generally uses a lot of memory just so it doesnt have RAM doing nothing
[23:02] <cuddlefish> It did that to me too, and I had to kill the process and then run "dpkg --configure -a"
[23:02] <Guest25874> kubuntu 9.04  can u reindtall koffice
[23:03] <Adremelech|Lapto> Guest25874, maybe ask in #kubuntu?
[23:03] <dreamy> on xrandr is "LVDS" mentioning about my LCD ?
[23:03] <ahmad> I have recentely installed 9.04 via Wubi. Everything is working fine except that I cannot use my desktop, open the trash can, or look at my Places such as documents, folders, my music, etc. what can I do to fix it???????????
[23:03] <cuddlefish> !patience > ahmad
[23:03] <teimu> ahmad, chill
[23:03] <samd> linduxed PhotoJim, ight, but my ram never goes to 50%>,,  iinstead it starts using swap,, for example now, its using 33% of mem, and 6% of swap  thats why i though on decreasing swapiness,
[23:03] <hou5ton> Laptop running Jaunty ... dual monitor on left of machine.  But when I configure it that way, it forces itself to be the main monitor. If I configure it to be on the right, it works fine.  What's up???  Any help?
[23:03] <ahmad> lol
[23:04] <ahmad> ive been here for 30 mins!!!!!!!!!!
[23:04] <linduxed> samd: now thats more interesting... cant answer that one
[23:04] <linduxed> ahmad: ....so?
[23:04] <cuddlefish> ahmad: problem is with Nautilus
[23:04] <greg______> what does the w.x.y.z mean in smb.conf for ;   wins server = w.x.y.z
[23:04] <teimu> ahmad, no ones getting paid to help you here or anything
[23:04] <samd> linduxed ight, thanks for the attention anyway
[23:04] <ahmad> how do i fix this problem and what is Nautilus
[23:04] <ljuwaidah> later guys
[23:04] <cuddlefish> !nautilus
[23:04] <ahmad> this is off a fresh install of 9.04 via Wubi
[23:05] <dima_> Hi,everyone. After I close firefox, it wouldn't really stop to run. I still can see it in "ps ax" output. Does anyone else experience this?
[23:05] <PhotoJim> samd: I doubt you would notice a large change in performance if you changed swappiness.  Linux is very intelligent about using swap.  swappiness is a good setting to adjust if you're using flash disks instead of hard disks, e.g. and you really want to avoid disk writes.  but with real hard disks, letting Linux swap actually improves performance.
[23:05] <cuddlefish> !nautilus
[23:05] <ahmad> ok...
[23:05] <Adremelech|Lapto> dima_, most likely if you cant kill it you will have to reboot.
[23:05] <cuddlefish> sorry, the bot's broken
[23:05] <Adremelech|Lapto> dima_, it happens to me sometimes
[23:05] <ahmad> cool?
[23:06] <samd> PhotoJim, ight, ill let it as it is now,,, flash disk you mean SSD? are they actually slower than hard disks?
[23:06] <dima_> Adremelech|Lapto: is that a bug then?
[23:06] <cuddlefish> Nautilus is the file manager, like Explorer in windows.
[23:06] <ahmad> ok
[23:06] <Adremelech|Lapto> dima_, probably
[23:06] <PhotoJim> samd: SSD, flash drives (which sometimes people use on embedded devices that don't have hard disks and have limited RAM)...
[23:06] <cuddlefish> try this.
[23:06] <ahmad> so how do I fix this problem if its with Nautilus?
[23:06] <ahmad> ok
[23:06] <ahmad> try....
[23:06] <Adremelech|Lapto> dima_, but i cant be motivated to report it
[23:06] <cuddlefish> just a min
[23:06] <ahmad> kk
[23:06] <dima_> Adremelech|Lapto: :-( Thanx anyway
[23:07] <PhotoJim> samd: and often they're faster than hard disks, but they only allow so many write cycles before they die.  hard disks allow many times more write cycles.
[23:07] <samd> PhotoJim, ohh alright, thanks for the info :)
[23:07] <PhotoJim> samd: np :)
[23:07] <losher> hammedhaaret: meanwhile, would you like to run "sfdisk -d /dev/sda"
[23:07] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/
[23:08] <ald> is there a way to preserve all windows afte an X restart?
[23:08] <deniz_> my tutor's microsoft office has a lot of math symbols and openoffice.org doesn't have nearly as many so i'm assuming I need an add-on...how do I add on an add-on so that I can put vector arrows on my letters for a lab report?
[23:08] <tikka> ald, screenshot.. sorry.
[23:08] <tikka> ;p
[23:08] <dsimpson> :@:@:@:@:@:@:@
[23:08] <cuddlefish> ok
[23:08] <ahmad> ok
[23:08] <cuddlefish> sudo bash
[23:09] <ahmad> l
[23:09] <ahmad> k
[23:09] <demon_> i have 9.04 and my cam doesnt work just black screen
[23:09] <fletch1> help, my gnome panels (top and bottom) disappeared on a new installation of ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix. it'd been working fine all afternoon, dual install working on both sides, suddenly switched from XP to Ubuntu and there's nothing but 3 desktop icons!
[23:09] <cuddlefish> make sure you have a internet connection
[23:09] <ahmad> i have an internet connection
[23:09] <ahmad> im talking to you guys
[23:09] <lyml> hi if i want to check the size of everything in my ~ folder (and below) without following symlinks how would i do that?
[23:09] <lyml> (via ssh)
[23:10] <cuddlefish> on the messed-up box?
[23:10] <wvdial> hi a
[23:10] <ahmad> what messed-up box?
[23:10] <wvdial> hi all
[23:10] <hypercity1>  i ahve a prob with inkscape menu icons, they wont display(ubuntu jaunty) even tried a diferent theme file in /home/.../.inkscape/icons  pls help , is kind of urgent
[23:10] <ahmad> i put in sudo bash
[23:10] <ahmad> and i have this now
[23:10] <ahmad> root@ubuntu:~#
[23:10] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/
[23:10] <wvdial> sds
[23:10] <PhotoJim> lyml: du -h ...
[23:10] <Guest47178> anomaly
[23:10] <ahmad> ?
[23:11] <Gartral1> how do i scan a flash drive or external drive from ubuntu?
[23:11] <JoeMama> Just wanted to say so far so good on ubuntu 9.04 - good job devs
[23:11] <Guest47178> sup peeps
[23:11] <ahmad> cuddlefish?
[23:11] <shadowy> Autojoin :/
[23:11] <JoeMama> that annoying Nvidia bug appears to be gone
[23:12] <Gartral1> JoeMama: what bug?
[23:12] <ahmad> ahmad@ubuntu:~$ sudo bash
[23:12] <ahmad> root@ubuntu:~#
[23:12] <Aonamaly> hello peeps
[23:12] <JoeMama> Gartral1, the windows would render strangely at the top
[23:13] <part_of_what> hi, can you show me the right download of this program to 32 bit system? http://www.keepassx.org/ it says not found or a similar statment
[23:13] <Aonamaly> anybody use ZINC lately
[23:13] <Gartral1> JoeMama: what card was that, i never had that problem
[23:13] <Onyx> Is there a way to make GTK apps respect my KDE theme settings?  Firefox, GIMP, and the like are using GTK-style scrollbars/file menus instead of respecting my theme.
[23:13] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/
[23:13] <unop> ahmad, sudo -i
[23:13] <parmate> Hello guys. well The last Ubuntu 8.10 and 8.04 has always detected my broadcom wifi card. For some reason, 9.04 is not doing that...anyone can help to make broadcom wifi?
[23:13] <ahmad> what does that do unop?
[23:13] <JoeMama> Gartral1, happened for me on 9600gt, 6800gs, and fx5200
[23:13] <fiber> hi... i'
[23:13] <Paddy_EIRE> Onyx: short answer.. no
[23:14] <ahmad> do you know wthe problem im working with? where did cuddlefish go?
[23:14] <demon_> i have 9.04 and my webcam doesnt work just black screen
[23:14] <Aonamaly> no one uses zinc
[23:14] <Onyx> Paddy_EIRE: Any chance there's a long answer?
[23:14] <part_of_what> does anyone can tell how to setup this program on 32 http://www.keepassx.org/?
[23:14] <Paddy_EIRE> Onyx: Noooooooooooooooooooooo
[23:14] <cuddlefish> sorry
[23:14] <Paddy_EIRE> Onyx: :)
[23:14] <ahmad> lol
[23:14] <fiber> m just trying out gnome-do on 9.04 and for some reason it keeps failing with twitter updates... has anyone encountered this? there are some bug reports saying that twitter changed the update method from GET to POST, but I don't see any updates for the plugins.. any word?
[23:14] <ahmad> im still here
[23:14] <Onyx> Paddy_EIRE: Damn... :)
[23:14] <Gartral1> JoeMama: strange, i was on an geforce 2 MX440, and a geforce 6200 now, that i had 5 days before the release, and i have 0 problems
[23:15] <Paddy_EIRE> Onyx: well if you google about there are some ways to make them fit much better together although it will always seem a little of
[23:15] <Paddy_EIRE> 1 sec
[23:15] <Aonamaly> OK can sombody tell me if 9.04 is stable
[23:15] <Gartral1> JoeMama: though, im not happy about the way it handles rotate
[23:15] <JoeMama> Gartral1, yes, very strange. I have 0 problems now though.
[23:15] <Aonamaly> or is it a beta>
[23:15] <Aonamaly> ?
[23:15] <lstarnes> Aonamaly: it was released
[23:16] <Aonamaly> I dont understand
[23:16] <Aonamaly> lstarnes they dont release betas?
[23:16] <Paddy_EIRE> Onyx: there is this for one http://lifehacker.com/software/how-to/make-kde-apps-look-like-gnome-apps-272536.php
[23:16] <greg______> please can someone help me with samba... i can now mount shares on my other computers but they are not writable.  what am i doing wrong?
[23:16] <lstarnes> Aonamaly: a beta is different from a release
[23:16] <Aonamaly> OK I didnt know?
[23:17] <wvdial> hi i tried to run apt-get update and most of the repositories gave me that  msg  "404 Not Found [IP: <IP_ADDRESS> 80]"
[23:17] <Aonamaly> so when we update to it does it change our settings and stuff?
[23:17] <lstarnes> Aonamaly: it may change some settings
[23:17] <wvdial> and by the way i`m using gusty
[23:17] <loufoque> i just upgraded to jaunty and I'm having issues with amarok. How can I configure phonon from GNOME?
[23:17] <lstarnes> wvdial: gutsy isn't supported anymore
[23:18] <lstarnes> wvdial: you'll need to upgrade to 8.04 or later
[23:18] <wvdial> i don`t want to upgrade is there is any way to update
[23:18] <psychic> how do i launch the volume control??
[23:18] <lstarnes> wvdial: no
[23:18] <Aonamaly> does 8,10 have a name?
[23:18] <lstarnes> wvdial: gutsy is no longer supported, which means no more update
[23:19] <lstarnes> *updates
[23:19] <lstarnes> Aonamaly: intrepid ibex
[23:19] <Aonamaly> are you serious?
[23:19] <Leo> virtualife.com.br
[23:19] <unop> !gutsy
[23:19] <wvdial>  1 week ago i was updating
[23:19] <Aonamaly> that sounds like a disease
[23:20] <wvdial> and every thing was ok
[23:20] <Aonamaly> Oh thats that stuff I see on boot screen
[23:20] <demon_> !info EasyCam
[23:20] <millertimek1a2m3> can anyone help me? My ubuntu session keeps logging me out for no reason!!!
[23:20] <cuddlefish> demon_: try no caps.
[23:20] <millertimek1a2m3> please!
[23:20] <lstarnes> wvdial: support for it just ended last week
[23:20] <cuddlefish> !info easycam
[23:20] <cuddlefish> or not
[23:21] <demon_> !info easycam
[23:21] <demon_> cuddlefish,  nope :)
[23:21] <demon_> !v4l2
[23:21] <Jaffarkelshac> i am looking for an app to split a long audio file into individual tracks. I found a windows app wondering if there is a ubuntu equivalent http://www.nch.com.au/splitter/screenshots.html
[23:21] <millertimek1a2m3> if anyone needs help, ask me. send me something directly or put my name in the message
[23:21] <millertimek1a2m3> I need help-my session keeps logging me out for no reason
[23:21] <Paddy_EIRE> !info audacity | Jaffarkelshac
[23:21] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/
[23:22] <demon_> millertimek1a2m3,  i need help with my webcam
[23:22] <tsopp>    ,klk
[23:22] <JoeMama> Jaffarkelshac, Audacity is your friend
[23:22] <millertimek1a2m3> I need help-my session keeps logging me out for no reason!
[23:22] <Stepan1> I think i found a driver for my webcam.  The extention for it is ".o".  Is there anything else i will need?  If not, how do i make the driver work
[23:22] <Jaffarkelshac> cheers i will take a look at it
[23:23] <greg______> drive is mounting as read only..... what have i done?!
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> Stepan1: thats a kernel module
[23:23] <ahmad> ok cuddlefish
[23:23] <Brando753> how do i compile a source code in a tar.gz
[23:23] <ahmad> I guess that i was supposed to restart?
[23:23] <ahmad> i did it on accident
[23:23] <ahmad> lol
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> greg______: you need to remount it differently
[23:23] <millertimek1a2m3> I need help-my session keeps logging me out for no reason! does anyone know anything?
[23:23] <lstarnes> Brando753: it depends on what files are in it
[23:23] <Brando753> idk :P
[23:23] <lstarnes> Brando753: usually there is a readme/install file in it to read
[23:23] <Brando753> found it on source forge
[23:23] <Onyx> Paddy_EIRE: gtk-qt-engine may work -- I'll let you know.  Thanks for the help so far :)
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> millertimek1a2m3: log back in and read    dmesg | less
[23:23] <greg______> ActionParsnip- i have this in my fstab /dev/sdb1	/media/320gb	vfat	rw,auto		0	0
[23:24] <Stepan1> ActionParsnip: do you think that can make my cam work?
[23:24] <Paddy_EIRE> Onyx: no probs
[23:24] <unop> !compile > Brando753
[23:24] <Chymera> ntpdate tells me that no servers can be used :( what gives?
[23:24] <mattgyver> Ive installed windows 7 to a new partiton on my second HDD and would like to add it to grubs menu.lst, how do i find out the location for this, would it be (hd1, 2) ?
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> greg______: try adding user to the options
[23:24] <yowshi> anhere able to help out bash scripting?
[23:24] <ikonia> yowshi: #bash
[23:25] <hansderagon> !upgrade
[23:25] <unop> Chymera, try specifying an ntp server.  sudo ntpdate pool.ntp.org
[23:25] <yowshi> #bash
[23:26] <cspack> mattgyver: see which partition it is with "sudo fdisk -l" and remember grub's numbers start with zero
[23:26] <ActionParsnip> Stepan1: you'll need to put it with the drivers for you curent kernel, if its not compiled for your curent kernel it won't work
[23:26] <yowshi> ikonia: huh? that doesnt seem helpful
[23:26] <mzz> ubuntu's hardware support is too good: it supports my pc speaker. Can I make it stop supporting that without compiling my own kernel? :)
[23:26] <mattgyver> thank you cspack
[23:26] <ikonia> yowshi: join the channel #bash
[23:26] <dgandhi> Greetingss all, I'm trying to dist-upgrade to jaunty, but I don't want to saturate my network connection. Since apt-get dist-upgrade does not seem to work, and do-release-upgrade seems to spawn processes bypassing trickle, any suggestions on how to throttle the upgrade?
[23:26] <ryanprior> I just ran "rm *" in the wrong working directory and got rid of some stuff I'd like to recover. I'm on ext3. Is there any way I can do that?
[23:27] <doleyb> ryanprior: it's really hard :(
[23:27] <unop> !undelete > ryanprior
[23:27] <Chymera> unop: thanks
[23:27] <rwlove> what is the command line chkcofig equivalent in ubuntu?
[23:27] <dcabot> Has anyone had problems with GM965/GL960 flickering on Jaunty?
[23:27] <unop> rwlove,  update-rc.d
[23:27] <rwlove> to turn services on and off for runlevels
[23:27] <rwlove> unop, thx!
[23:28] <lstarnes> rwlove: what is chkcofig?
[23:28] <mado> i've already installed beagle, strigi, gnome-deskbar ... but i can't add it to the panel so that i have this search-tool similar to spotlight ... anybody an idea?
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> ryanprior: restore from backup
[23:28] <mado> i'd like to have a search-tool similar to spotlight (apple)
[23:28] <rwlove> lstarnes: might be spelling it wrong, but on fedora systems it allows you to change your services per run-level
[23:28] <ryanprior> ActionParsnip: the back'd up stuff is no problem, but I've been modifying some of these files in the last hours.
[23:28] <ActionParsnip> ryanprior: ah
[23:29] <millertimek1a2m3> I need help-my session keeps logging me out for no reason! does anyone know anything?
[23:29] <Paddy_EIRE> mado: meh.. spotlight aint up to much... use gnome-do and enable the search plugins
[23:29] <olivier_> my no sound problem i think is that my sound got switch to my little pc speaker on my pc tower it that possible and how to switch it back!?!?!?!
[23:29] <ActionParsnip> ryanprior: you can use https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DataRecovery
[23:29] <mado> how can i install gnome-do Paddy_EIRE ?? ... i couldn't find it in my repository with synaptic
[23:30] <ahmad> i lost you
[23:30] <Paddy_EIRE> mado: Which version of ubuntu are you using?
[23:30] <ahmad> i lost you cuddlefish
[23:30] <ActionParsnip> ryanprior: you can create an image of the partition then restore data from that, its painful but maybe it can work
[23:30] <mado> Paddy_EIRE, i just know that spotlight finds files and other stuff very quickly ... i want to have something like this too :) ... ... 9.04 Paddy_EIRE
[23:30] <mzz> ryanprior: important step is to stop using that partition *now*
[23:31] <Paddy_EIRE> !tracker | mado
[23:31] <ryanprior> mzz: It's my /home partition -- how can I stop using it?
[23:31] <mzz> ryanprior: reboot off a livecd
[23:31] <ryanprior> mzz: fair enough. be back later, I guess.
[23:31] <mzz> ryanprior: the longer you wait, the greater the chance the data is overwritten
[23:31] <unop> !info gnome-do | mado
[23:31] <soreau> WTF: Recommended packages: w32codecs Package w32codecs is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source
[23:31] <olivier_> my no sound problem i think is that my sound got switch to my little pc speaker on my pc tower it that possible and how to switch it back!?!?!?!
[23:32] <unop> soreau, it's found in the medibuntu repository.
[23:32] <barqers> can I have some help?
[23:32] <soreau> soreau: Can you not install w32codecs package anymore on intrepid?
[23:32] <lstarnes> barqers: with what?
[23:32] <ahmad> cuddlefish??????????????????????????????
[23:32] <Szaboka> hey guys, i need some help: my numpad is not working :D please help me :)
[23:32] <barqers> I installed xorg-fglrx, and now I can't bootup properly.  How do I fix this?
[23:32] <lstarnes> ahmad: cuddlefish is not here
[23:32] <abz___> /dev/sdb1	/media/320gb	vfat	rw,auto,user		0	0	still mounts my drive readonly.  any other ideas?
[23:32] <loufoque> how can I run kde-config from GNOME? When I run kde-config from a terminal, nothing happens and the program terminates immediately.
[23:32] <mattgyver> Szaboka, not to be funny, check numlock.
[23:33] <loufoque> I need to be able to configure phonon
[23:33] <Szaboka> mattgyver: not funny, checked :D
[23:33] <Cammy> Heya everyone :)
[23:33] <Paddy_EIRE> Use #kubuntu loufoque for all kde related questions.
[23:33] <barqers> lstarnes: do you know how to fix that? :S
[23:33] <mattgyver> Szaboka, have you tried checking your keyboard settings to see if you have the wrong layout selected?
[23:33] <unop> abz___, how do you conclude it is mounted read-only?
[23:33] <abz___> unop - well i can't seen to copy files to it, delete etc
[23:33] <loufoque> Paddy_EIRE: I do not use kubuntu, but ubuntu. Otherwise I wouldn't be asking how to run the kde configuration tool on ubuntu...
[23:34] <soreau> unop: How can I find/add the medibuntu repos?
[23:34] <event> What is the command to download KDE for ubuntu ?
[23:34] <unop> !medibuntu | soreau
[23:34] <Szaboka> mattgyver: i have hungarian keyboard set, which is great, bacause "öüóőúűéáí" are working properly
[23:34] <mado> ok ... and how do i add it to the panel unop Paddy_EIRE ??
[23:34] <loufoque> ok, it seems kde-config is not the right executable name
[23:34] <Cammy> I've just installed Ubuntu and it looks and feels fantastic
[23:34] <Paddy_EIRE> mado: what are you trying to add to the panel?
[23:34] <mado> the whole thing doesn't work as planed unop Paddy_EIRE
[23:34] <unop> abz___, you have to mount a vfat partition with the appropriate UID and GID options to give your user permissions
[23:34] <koshari> event sudo apt-get install kubuntu-desktop
[23:35] <mattgyver> hmm....
[23:35] <abz___> unop i'm a bit of a newbie... u able to help?
[23:35] <unop> mado, gnome-do is launched via keyboard shortcuts .. ALT+SPACE usually
[23:35] <mado> i'd like to have this search-tool in my panel ... or in my gnome-menu ... but it isn't there
[23:35] <event> Thanks, koshari
[23:35] <Cammy> I was wondering if anyone could help me out with something, I don't have write access to the usr/share/ folder
[23:35] <Paddy_EIRE> mado: gnome-do is not a panel applet
[23:35] <ubunteritos123> hi everyone, i'm installing jaunty right now, i'm doing it on top of another distro....i wanna know i need a mount boot swap home .....correct?
[23:35] <olivier_> my no sound problem i think is that my sound got switch to my little pc speaker on my pc tower it that possible and how to switch it back!?!?!?!
[23:35] <mattgyver> I really dont know what else you would want to check my friend
[23:35] <koshari> unop actually super space
[23:35] <sebsebseb> Cammy: yes you won't have by default
[23:35] <Cammy> How do I enable it?
[23:35] <Bernardakins> Okay, as I was running the upgrade manager to switch from 8.10 to 9.04 on my Aspire One, I toggled the terminal section open to glance as what was going on. When I untoggled it the entire window disappeared in the process of installing the updates. @_@
[23:35] <mado> unop, ALT+SPACE does nothing
[23:35] <sebsebseb> Cammy: just of interest, why do you want to?
[23:35] <DanaG> argh!  http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=547164
[23:35] <mado> Paddy_EIRE, what is it then Paddy_EIRE ?
[23:36] <unop> abz___,   use this command.  mount /dev/sdb1 /media/320gb -t vfat -o rw,auto,user,UID=$UID,GID=$UID
[23:36] <Cammy> I want to install a skin for aMSN
[23:36] <koshari> Cammy you will need to chmod it
[23:36] <barqers> Guys, can someone tell me how to fix my computer? I installed fglrx drivers, and then my computer had to restart, but when I restarted all I get is a black screen with red and blue dots? I need to remove fglrx..
[23:36] <Bernardakins> Any ideas, anyone?
[23:36] <unop> mado, see what koshari said
[23:36] <Bernardakins> It looks like it's still running
[23:36] <datta> does jaunty have feature to clean disk after 20-30 boots?
[23:36] <Szaboka> mattgyver: okay i got the problem, thanks for your advice to check the keyboard settings - the reason was, mouse-controlling with numpad was set to ON!
[23:36] <Cammy> What is that?
[23:36] <Cammy> I'm sorry, I'm still very new to Linux
[23:36] <abz___> unop - can i put that into fstab? want it to be accessed by all users?
[23:36] <Paddy_EIRE> mado: this is what it is http://do.davebsd.com/
[23:36] <Szaboka> mattgyver: thanks ;)
[23:36] <mattgyver> Szaboka, excellent!! :D
[23:36] <DanaG> Honestly, that damned evince is annoyng enough to make me consider the real acroread.
[23:36] <ActionParsnip> barqers: boot to recovery mode root console, you can remove there
[23:36] <Cammy> How do I chmod it?
[23:36] <datta> i didn't get a clean when after i installed it
[23:36] <mado> ok ... it's a launcher for programs Paddy_EIRE koshari unop ...  SUPER = WIN-key ...
[23:37] <barqers> ActionParsnip: using sudo apt-get remove fglrx-driver?
[23:37] <will> exeon!!!!!!!!!!!
[23:37] <shrimants> Cammy: sudo chmod [mode goes here] [file goes here]
[23:37] <mado> but i want something that helps me to find my files very quickly too Paddy_EIRE koshari unop
[23:37] <rwlove> If I want to turn off pulseaudio for runlevel 5, would the syntax be 'update-rc.d pulseaudio stop 5'
[23:37] <cspack> Bearnardakins: if i understand you, try ctrl+alt+F7
[23:37] <koshari> mado and the hot key will only work after its been launched from the menu at least once
[23:37] <abz___> what would the entry in fstab be?
[23:37] <unop> mado,  use beagle then
[23:37] <olivier_> help!!   my no sound problem i think is that my sound got switch to my little pc speaker on my pc tower it that possible and how to switch it back!?!?!?!
[23:37] <rwlove> I can't quite seem to get the syntax right
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Cammy: you can  do what you want via commandline some how
[23:37] <sebsebseb> Cammy: or pretty easilly graphicalley
[23:37] <bododo> Hi folks!
[23:37] <unop> abz___, that syntax is for the command line ..
[23:37] <grizlo42> should i move up to jaunty 64 yet?
[23:37] <ActionParsnip> barqers: you can check with  dpkg -l | grep glx
[23:37] <ubunteritos123> we get pulse audio by default?
[23:38] <grizlo42> honestly is it ready?
[23:38] <Bernardakins> cspack ctrl+alt+f7 didn't do anything.
[23:38] <mado> unop, ... :) ... did you read what i was writing about beagle?
[23:38] <soreau> unop: Hey thanks man
[23:38] <grizlo42> cause when i switched to hardy there were a LOT of problems on final release
[23:38] <koshari> mado beagle has a better search, gonome-do is more a launcher
[23:38] <abz___> unop - what would i put in then? want it to mount automatically
[23:38] <ActionParsnip> grizlo42: if you have > 3gb ram and a 64bit cpu, yes
[23:38] <unop> mado, not really
[23:38] <sebsebseb> Cammy: also  it helps to type the first few letters of someones name  and then pressing tab for auto complete
[23:38] <Cammy> I don't know how to use the Linux command line
[23:38] <barqers> ActionParsnip: Thank you. I'll try this and hopefully it'll fix the issue!
[23:38] <sebsebseb> Cammy: since hte ot her guy might have missed you asking what chmod is
[23:38] <Szaboka> guys, i have another problem, i have a built-in webcam, and it is not working... can you help me?
[23:38] <shrimants> wat
[23:38] <sebsebseb> Cammy: the other guy
[23:38] <koshari> Cammy man chmod
[23:38] <bododo> I have an ubuntu 9.04 alternate iso image for my ppc in a flash drive, can I upgrade without using a CD?
[23:38] <Cammy> sebastien, Sorry, I was just a bit to lazy to do the name tab thing
[23:39] <grizlo42> ActionParsnip: no i already have hardy 64, but are there major probs with jaunty like there were with hardy
[23:39] <shrimants> Cammy: dont bother with the man page. you need some basics down first
[23:39] <mado> ok then ... i'll write it again ... i installed beagle, strigi, gnome-do, gnome-deskbar ... but it doesn't show up when i want to start it !
[23:39] <shrimants> Cammy: pm?
[23:39] <mado> unop,
[23:39] <Cammy> I will now though
[23:39] <cspack> Cammy: typically you would want to use sudo to install anything in directories owned by root
[23:39] <erUSUL> bododo: mount the iso on loopback and use it
[23:39] <bododo> (i don't want to boot from the flashdisk) i just want to upgrade using it
[23:39] <ryanprior> Okay, I'm on a LiveCD now. Can you link me again to the topics for recovering accidentally deleted files?
[23:39] <erUSUL> !iso | bododo
[23:39] <ActionParsnip> grizlo42: what issues did you have?
[23:39] <unop> abz___,  /dev/sdb1 /media/320gb -t vfat -o rw,auto,user,UID=0,GID=25  0 0    # where 25 is the group ID of the floppy group ..  grep floppy /etc/group
[23:39] <bododo> erUSUL: but then cdromupgrade won't work
[23:39] <Cammy> cspack, How do I install sudo?
[23:39] <koshari> mado beagle should be in sys tray
[23:39] <sebsebseb> koshari: those man pages tend not to make much sense to new users
[23:39] <cspack> Bernardakins: sorry, not sure then
[23:40] <Bernardakins> :(
[23:40] <cptblood> heya, i am wondering .. where is php.ini located?
[23:40] <mattgyver> !md5
[23:40] <unop> abz___, actually, made a mistake.    /dev/sdb1 /media/320gb vfat rw,auto,user,UID=0,GID=25  0 0
[23:40] <koshari> sebsebseb true,
[23:40] <mado> i just don't know what to do ... http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Stu/nlopez/gnome_deskbar.gif ... ... i thought it should lool like this koshari Paddy_EIRE unop
[23:40] <bododo> because it's expecting a cdrom?
[23:40] <erUSUL> bododo: it have worked for mi in the past... maybe ppc has some issues with it ?
[23:40] <grizlo42> ActionParsnip: iono, it was just buggy, i forget by now, but i went back to gutsy, and waited about a month and then it worked well
[23:40] <sebsebseb> koshari: I don't particuarly like them now,  after  using Linux since 2004
[23:40] <yeshuah> getting permssion error when trying to commit to my subversion repo..  svnserve is running on my user which is part www-data.. the repo directory is owned by www-data so can't see teh problem
[23:40] <cspack> cammy: you just prefix the command you want to run with sudo, it will prompt for your password
[23:40] <mado> and it's not in the sys tray koshari Paddy_EIRE unop
[23:40] <bododo> erUSUL: so I just mount it and then run the script?
[23:40] <fbc-mx> How do you force the menu to scan the applications?? I loaded the epiphany browser but it does not appear.
[23:40] <Szaboka> got some problems, i have a built-in webcam, and it is not working... can you help me installing it?
[23:40] <abz___> output of grep /etc/group is floppy:x:25:steve,tv
[23:41] <jsphillips86> I need help installing gnome-do with docky. Running Jaunty and have tried all the tutorials on how to install it
[23:41] <linduxed> so ive noticed that the new jaunty indicator applet is "python /usr/share/gnome-panel/add-indicator-applet.py"... would that work for something thats not using the gnome-panel?
[23:41] <sebsebseb> Cammy: ok  uhmm
[23:41] <ActionParsnip> grizlo42: not had any issues hee, theres even 64bit flash. java is weird
[23:41] <unop> mado, i believe that there is the  deskbar applet  -- you can add it to your panel
[23:41] <koshari> mado try f12
[23:41] <sebsebseb> Cammy: basic graphical and command stuff yeah
[23:41] <bododo> erUSUL: better to mount it in my home?
[23:41] <erUSUL> bododo: yep. as i said « Works For Me (tm) »
[23:41] <sebsebseb> Cammy: chmod  I woudn't consider  a commandline basic, but sudo sure
[23:41] <Bernardakins> Anyone else have any ideas?]
[23:41] <mado> f12 doesn't work koshari unop
[23:41] <Bernardakins> -]
[23:41] <erUSUL> bododo: does not matter
[23:41] <grizlo42> do ati graphics cards work at least as well as in intrepid?
[23:41] <sebsebseb> Cammy: the amsn theme,  what  format is it in.  tar.gz???
[23:41] <ubunteritos123> i need help to install jaunty, do i need to specify /home /boot when i'm partitionning?
[23:41] <bododo> or what if I extract everything to the flash drive?
[23:41] <mado> unop, how can i add it? ... i've already tried the "add to panel"-thing :)
[23:41] <Paddy_EIRE> mado: it does not go in the panel for the last time D:
[23:42] <grizlo42> i have an ATI HD Radeon
[23:42] <Paddy_EIRE> mado: you are using linux not OSX
[23:42] <Cammy> I think it might be zip, hang on
[23:42] <koshari> mado cqan you launch beagle from cli?
[23:42] <sebsebseb> Cammy: normalley when you install a program you  put.   sudo  apt-get install  programname into the terminal,  and it gets it  off the Ubuntu server/repo
[23:42] <unop> mado, do you have the deskbar-applet package installed ?
[23:42] <mado> so ok then ... where can i find it? ... and what is the thing shown on the link?
[23:42] <mado> cli? koshari ... what is "cli" ?
[23:42] <sebsebseb> Cammy: ,but you were talking about putting in the usr folder  so  you won't sudo your theme in that case
[23:43] <will> u need a hp cam cuz thay like linux
[23:43] <mado> i'm a beginner ...
[23:43] <mado> unop, yes i have
[23:43] <superwad> does anybody know if samba will still properly share ext4 partitions with windows?
[23:43] <koshari> mado command line int (terminal)
[23:43] <Paddy_EIRE> mado: join #Paddy_EIRE and I will help you as best I can
[23:43] <grizlo42> ActionParsnip: do ati graphics cards work at least as well as in intrepid? i have an ATI HD Radeon
[23:43] <sebsebseb> superwad: Ext4 and Windows  I think is basically a no
[23:43] <robin> my ATI works better in jaunty
[23:43] <abz___> done that...using 25 for fstab.  when i do sudo mount -a i get [mntent]: line 15 in /etc/fstab is bad
[23:44] <Bernardakins> Gyah
[23:44] <roosh> .
[23:44] <barqers> ActionParsnip: Thank you! It worked. Now I have two more questions. Howcome, when I set a skydome image, it displays only black and white stripes? It seems there is something wrong with my graphics driver?
[23:44]  * Bernardakins hopes this doesn't screw up his install
[23:44] <sebsebseb> superwad: not sure about samba though, but for  Windows  Ext4  reading and writing drivers, yeah Ext4 is a no
[23:44] <gri8743> hi something has been giving me butthurt for a long time: ubuntu torrents are really slow and slow down my connection
[23:44] <ActionParsnip> grizlo42: no idea, i always buy nvidia
[23:44] <grizlo42> robin: really? u still have the flashycompiz problem?
[23:44] <mado> koshari, there are many things that start with beagle ... i guess i have to try all of them out :)
[23:44] <unop> abz___, what does the line look like?
[23:44] <superwad> sebsebseb: i understand that there is no driver for ext4 in windows.  but i'm sharing my ext3 partitions through samba with windows now and they're accessing just fine
[23:44] <barqers> ActionParsnip: It never worked before, that's why I installed xorg-driver-fglrx, but that screwed everything up...
[23:44] <superwad> and my windows box doesn't have ext3 drivers
[23:44] <Cammy> sebastien, it's for an aMSN skin
[23:44] <abz___> /dev/sdb1 	/media/320gb 	-t vfat -o rw,auto,user,UID=0,GID=25  0 0
[23:44] <sebsebseb> Cammy: ok what  file format is it in?
[23:45] <grimboy> superwad: I believe samba works at the level above filesystems so they're unrelated.
[23:45] <ActionParsnip> superwad: www.fs-driver.org'
[23:45] <robin> no problems at all..
[23:45] <shrimants> all Cammy needs to do is move an extracted folder from wherever she saved it to her amsn theme directory
[23:45] <superwad> grimboy: good news
[23:45] <Kano> abz___: no -t -o in fstab
[23:45] <unop>  23.40  <unop> abz___, actually, made a mistake.    /dev/sdb1 /media/320gb vfat rw,auto,user,UID=0,GID=25  0 0
[23:45] <grizlo42> ActionParsnip: yeah some goatropper on these forums told me ati had the best support, because it wasn't proprietary and was always up to date, vs nvidia which wasn't but he was TOTALLY clueless, sigh
[23:45] <koshari> mado i guess it would be beagle-search
[23:46] <gri8743> butthurt
[23:46] <abz___> mount: wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1,
[23:46] <abz___>        missing codepage or helper program, or other error
[23:46] <abz___>        In some cases useful info is found in syslog - try
[23:46] <abz___>        dmesg | tail  or so
[23:46] <FloodBot2> abz___: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:46] <barqers> Can anyone help me as to why skydome images only appear as black and white stripes? Am I missing a graphics driver? Or...
[23:46] <mzz> can someone explain to me how disabling avahi-daemon can be "possibly leading to data loss"? :)
[23:46] <mado> koshari, yes ... but isn't there a way to start it with a gui?
[23:46] <chill> BCM4309 problem w/ 9.04; anyone had experience?
[23:47] <olivier_> how can i get permission to modifi a file
[23:47] <cspack> cammy: it would be easier to put the skins in $HOME/.amsn/skins
[23:47] <cptblood> where's php.ini located?
[23:47] <koshari> 'mado its best to have it start automagically with startup , mine does, along with gnomedo
[23:47] <chill> olivier_: either sudo or chmod it
[23:47] <grizlo42> olivier_: use sudo gedit __
[23:47] <pipegeek> love the gnu screen customizations in jaunty
[23:47] <koshari> otherwise making a menu item for it is simple
[23:47] <shrimants> Cammy: generally, applications store your user settings in a .[name] directory in your ~/ folder
[23:47] <sebsebseb> Cammy: cspack has a point /usr   is  for more than one user,  and   the hidden  amsn folder is for each user
[23:47] <jsphillips86> I need help enabling effects on and intel integrated card
[23:48] <abz___> what am i doing wrong?
[23:48] <sebsebseb> abz___: when it comes to what?
[23:48] <koshari> cspack or use a symlink
[23:48] <mzz> pipegeek: I'm ambivalent. Its fancy ui for changing the escape char didn't allow me to set it to ` (minor) and it triggers a menu on running "screen --help" (huh?) with no obvious way of re-running that menu if I make the wrong choice
[23:48] <ActionParsnip> grizlo42: i buy nvidia because the drivers are nice and easy
[23:48] <abz___> my fstab
[23:48] <mzz> it seems a bit over the top on the one hand, with rough edges on the other
[23:48] <mado> koshari, and how do i go about this?
[23:48] <gillis-_> guys, do i have a chance that a hardy repo will work on jaunty?
[23:48] <koshari> ActionParsnip *tick8
[23:48] <mado> so that it starts up automatically?
[23:48] <PlasmaSheep> X throws errors for me. Please help. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/158837/
[23:48] <Mechwarrior> wow.
[23:49] <koshari> mado start up or menu?
[23:49] <gillis-_> or to rephrase, can i make it work in some way?
[23:49] <ActionParsnip> grizlo42: i'm not a snob who crys saying "oooh the drive arent open boo hoo"
[23:49] <Mechwarrior> i have one more minor issue .. then im all set with linux.
[23:49] <cptblood> where's php.ini located?
[23:49] <shrimants> PlasmaSheep: you installed it wrong
[23:49] <mado> the start up from the beginning thing koshari
[23:49] <mzz> ActionParsnip: fglrx is rapidly dropping support for cards supported by the open drivers. Installing fglrx is no longer automatically a reasonable thing to do to get 3d support and the like.
[23:49] <shrimants> somehow...
[23:49] <Mechwarrior> all my problems have been resolved except playing DVD's
[23:49] <sebsebseb> Mechwarrior: you need libdvdcss2
[23:49] <Adil> stupid question.. where is sessions in systems-> preferences in 9.04?
[23:49] <mzz> currently in a bit of a transitionary (sp?) period, with the open driver still catching up to fglrx performance-wise while fglrx already drops support for older cards
[23:49] <koshari> mado ok what ver ubuntu?
[23:49] <sebsebseb> Mechwarrior: from that repo
[23:49] <sebsebseb> !midibuntu
[23:49] <sebsebseb> !dvd
[23:50] <hypercity1> is it posible to tell to "./make" to use 2 threads when compiling? i'm runing on a dualcore
[23:50] <pipegeek> Not sure about the --help thing.... isn't happening for me
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> mzz: nvidia has worked for me for many years. i'm not gonna change now
[23:50] <mzz> ActionParsnip: I'm not trying to get you to change, don't worry
[23:50] <gillis-_> so no luck installing stuff on jaunty off a hardy repo?
[23:50] <mattgyver> adil, its called startup applications now, and its in your system>preferences menu
[23:50] <mado> 9.04 koshari
[23:50] <abz___> http://pastebin.ca/1404136 is my fstab
[23:50] <mzz> ActionParsnip: but ati has worked for me for many years :P
[23:50] <ActionParsnip> mzz: it woulnt work if you were, dont worry
[23:50] <abz___> not working...throwing out errors for me
[23:50] <Adil> thank you
[23:50] <pipegeek> mzz: and I hadn't tried changing the escape sequence through the ui
[23:50] <manpoole> can anyone recommend a lightweight web browser for an older computer?
[23:50] <mattgyver> np
[23:50] <britline> :lol2:
[23:50] <Mechwarrior> i will try this..
[23:50] <abz___> wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1, is the error
[23:50] <demon_> my web cam its too dark on 9.04 what should i do
[23:51] <mzz> pipegeek: I suspect that menu is triggered the first time you invoke screen without checking for commandline arguments
[23:51] <koshari> sys > prefs > startup, add new entry, and use beagle-search as the command
[23:51] <Bo7>   I'm wondering if ubuntu server has a trash-bin for deleted files? Desktop ver. has I saw
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> mzz: ive used nvidia in all my linux systems since the tnt2 ultra was top dog
[23:51] <pipegeek> mzz: I suppose I just like the feel of it; I hadn't really bothered to write a good screenrc, and this is just about right
[23:51] <mzz> pipegeek: which makes perfect sense implementation-wise, but having screen --help go interactive on me was pretty weird
[23:51] <pipegeek> aaah
[23:51] <barqers> I tried install ati drivers using their run file, and I get this error? "Error: ./default_policy.sh does not support version"
[23:51] <kholerabb1> manpoole epiphany-browser
[23:51] <pipegeek> yeah.  That does seem wrong
[23:51] <Killerkiwi> How do I clear the notify-osd queue ?
[23:51] <Killerkiwi> its spamming me!!?
[23:51] <Guest31567> Is there any advice yet on enabling encrypted DVD playback in Jaunty.  VLC is letting me down atm.
[23:51] <cptblood> i have a php script that needs php gd2 installed, when i run it, it says cant find the PHP GD2 library. Please make sure you have removed the semicolon from this line ';extension=php_gd2.dll" in your php.ini and the library is correctly installed.
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> mzz: so for as long as i canr emember, ive always bought nvidia
[23:51] <mzz> ActionParsnip: I had a tnt2 ultra! it was awesome. The linux drivers at that time were horrible and repeatedly hardlocked my entire system (yay agp support) :P
[23:51] <cptblood> any takes? i've tried apt-get install php5-gd
[23:52] <austin__> one tell me where to get a windows emulator that can run warcraft 3
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> mzz: worked great here in mandriva 7
[23:52] <ActionParsnip> well mandrake 7 (habit)
[23:52] <pipegeek> heh
[23:52] <manpoole> kholerabb1 thats what i have heh
[23:52] <mzz> ActionParsnip: I really don't remember what version of the drivers this was with, but distinctly remember lockups.
[23:52] <mzz> still, great card.
[23:52] <Bo7> and where is the trash-bin-folder located if so??
[23:52] <kholerabb1> manpoole :D ahh.. something even lighter? or you don't like it?
[23:52] <m1dn1ght> Is there any advice yet on enabling encrypted DVD playback in Jaunty.  VLC is letting me down atm.
[23:52] <austin__> hey does anyone tell me where to get a windows emulator that can run warcraft 3
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> mzz: lots, its when hidden and dangerous came out and wouldnt run on voodoo cards which tonnes ofpeople had
[23:53] <momo__> !wine
[23:53] <ActionParsnip> austin__: wine
[23:54] <mado> 9.04 koshari
[23:54] <pipegeek> austin__: Though according to the wine appdb, warcraft 3 is pretty darn unstable in wine as of v1.0
[23:54] <m1dn1ght> austin__: http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iAppId=897
[23:54] <pipegeek> err, 1.1.9
[23:54] <cptblood> i have a php script that needs php gd2 installed, when i run it, it says cant find the PHP GD2 library. Please make sure you have removed the semicolon from this line ';extension=php_gd2.dll" in your php.ini and the library is correctly installed.
[23:54] <cptblood> any takes? i've tried apt-get install php5-gd
[23:54] <brandonban6>  !cloning
[23:54] <mzz> any thoughts on getting the pc speaker to shut up globally anyone?
[23:54] <manpoole> well something lighter would be better this computer is 12 years old
[23:54] <pipegeek> mzz: absolutely
[23:54] <pipegeek> I had the same problem
[23:54] <cptblood> unplug the speaker cable
[23:54] <pipegeek> fucking loud asshole
[23:54] <FloodBot2> pipegeek: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[23:54] <jsphillips86> I need help with desktop effects with a Macbook Santa Rosa
[23:54] <barqers> Can someone please tell me what this error means "Error: ./default_policy.sh does not support version
[23:54] <barqers> "
[23:55] <mzz> cptblood: that's an option, but I'd prefer to do it in software
[23:55] <pipegeek> mzz: just rmmod pcskpr
[23:55] <DERBYSIEGER-icer> cptblood: sudo apt-get install php5-gd
[23:55] <cptblood> i did that DERBYSIEGER-icer
[23:55] <DERBYSIEGER-icer> cptblood: and then restart apache
[23:55] <mzz> pipegeek: that might work
[23:55] <pipegeek> mzz and add pcspkr to your /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
[23:55] <cptblood> ah
[23:55] <DERBYSIEGER-icer> cptblood: sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[23:55] <linduxed> a quick googling says that configuring the hotkeys of evolution is impossible
[23:55] <pipegeek> mzz: there's a higher-level way, but.... who needs a pc speaker in our modern times?
[23:55] <cptblood> thx der0b
[23:56] <cptblood> DERBYSIEGER-icer*
[23:56] <linduxed> is this true or do some of you know som secret tricks?
[23:56] <lehtonen> I have installed and started up Ventrilo 2.1.4 but I can't get tha audio to work with it, I have a X-Fi Xtreme Gamer and OSS v4 installed any ideas? It says "No Mixers are Available" when I go into setup in Ventrilo
[23:57] <abz___> my fstab still wont mount my drive....any u guys able to help?
[23:57] <shrimants> abz___: whats the line say
[23:58] <Kano> abz___: make sure the mountpoint is a dir which exists
[23:58] <Kano> then mount -a
[23:58] <mzz> any thoughts on how disabling avahi-daemon can lead to "data loss"? Is that just a sloppy generic message from "services settings" or am I missing something? :)
[23:58] <abz___> wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1, is the error
[23:58] <shrimants> your drive is corrupt
[23:58] <abz___> direcotry also exists in /media
[23:58] <ceil420> i hate that message :|
[23:58] <mzz> or the mount options are bogus (read the message)
[23:58] <cspack> what type of filesystem is it?
[23:58] <shrimants> either that or you set the wrong file system type
[23:58] <mzz> abz___: what's in fstab for that partition?
[23:59] <demon_> my web cam its too dark on 9.04 what should i do
[23:59] <abz___> /dev/sdb1 /media/320gb vfat rw,auto,user,UID=0,GID=25  0 0    is the fstab line
[23:59] <mzz> abz___: iirc "UID" and "GID" should be in lowercase
[23:59] <doleyb> demon_: what program do you view camera with?
[23:59] <shrimants> your 320gb isnt a vfat drive
[23:59] <koshari> how do i initiate system commands such as f12 of cont-alt-backspace in a vbox session?
[23:59] <shrimants> lol
[23:59] <cspack> is it a windows partition?
[23:59] <manpoole> kholerabb1 something even faster would be great
[23:59] <SiDi> koshari, Hostkey + F# if i remember well