[04:51] <scunizi> colloguy: why you using xxd?  have you tried simply cat <filename> and dd if=filename's block address
[04:51] <colloguy> If I don't pipe into xxd, it'll screw up my terminal
[04:51] <colloguy> scunizi: the version of the file that cat / gedit sees is not ascii
[04:52] <scunizi> colloguy: so this isn't a text file / ascii?
[04:52] <colloguy> scunizi: dd sees a text file. cat/gedit sees a non-text file
[04:52] <colloguy> scunizi: why do they see different things : /
[04:53] <scunizi> colloguy: I don't know anything about xxd.. what also concerns me is cat <filename> by itself would screw up your terminal .. doesn't make sense.. that might have someting to do with it.
[04:53] <colloguy> scunizi: I should make clear: the newer version of the file is non-ascii, the older version is ascii
[04:54] <colloguy> scunizi: dd is seeing the older file (which was ascii), cat/gedit is seeing the new file (which is non-ascii)
[04:54] <colloguy> never*
[04:54] <scunizi> colloguy: but both have the same name?
[04:55] <colloguy> scunizi: They have the same name, yup.
[04:55] <scunizi> colloguy: different locations on the drive?
[04:55] <colloguy> scunizzi: Same path, and should be same block address on disk too
[04:56] <scunizi> colloguy: how can you have two different files, one ascii and one not with the same names in the same block locaton?
[04:56] <colloguy> scunizzi: I got one from the other, by shredding the original /usr/bin/shred
[04:56] <scunizi> colloguy: so one was deleted?
[04:56] <colloguy> scunizi: That's exactly what's confusing me
[04:56] <colloguy> scunizzi: no, shred does not unlink the file
[04:57] <colloguy> scunizzi: it just writes over it
[04:58] <scunizi> colloguy: so one command is reading the shredded file and the other isn't.. that is wierd.. sortof makes sense though since dd is block level so it's reading the old file.. can you get the block numbers of the new file? could they be a bit different fromt the old file?
[04:59] <colloguy> scimizi: they're the same
[04:59] <scunizi> colloguy: I'd ask in ##linux as well.. this is a really strange one..
[05:00] <princezuda> Hey, I need help getting my nvidia graphics card refresh rate up to 75 or higher. Right now it is at 59 and it's giving me a headache.
[05:00] <colloguy> scimizi: I used ls -i to get the inode, and istat to get the block address. They don't change, before and after the shred
[05:00] <VoltageX> hi, I'm trying to get rsyslog to write to a file based on a rule, the rule is triggering but it's not being written to file.
[05:02] <scunizi> colloguy: brb
[05:02] <emanux> hello, my LAN connection is slow
[05:02] <emanux> but in my windows box is insanely fast
[05:02] <VoltageX> emanux: more information please. What speeds do you get?
[05:02] <emanux> ok
[05:03] <emanux> here is the info
[05:03] <snayth> What is a better webcam app to use Ekiga or Skype ? ?
[05:03] <princezuda> Help anyone??
[05:03] <VoltageX> snayth: to speak to people on Skype you will need to use Skype ;)
[05:03] <princezuda> snayth: Skype might be shut down.
[05:04] <VoltageX> princezuda: ekiga is not easy to configure, in any sense of the word.
[05:04] <snayth> princezuda: What do you mean they might be shutdown?
[05:04] <emanux> according to network history the bytes receiving is around 200 max
[05:05] <emanux> and i can tell because when i browse firefox
[05:05] <princezuda> snayth: it is owned by ebay and it may be shutdown because they're being sued over intellectual property rights.
[05:05] <emanux> content is slowly loaded
[05:05] <VoltageX> emanux: use a pastebin to post the output of "ifconfig" please (go into a terminal and type ifconfig)
[05:05] <princezuda> Can someone help me with my graphics card refresh issue.
[05:05] <cew_basket> cika
[05:05] <aperson> is it alright for someone from the US to order from the EU store?
[05:05] <VoltageX> princezuda: eBay's issues are not relavent here.
[05:06] <emanux> ok, wait a sec
[05:06] <snayth> VoltageX: Ah ok abit tired tonight - correct you are - It is best for both sending and receiving party's to use the same app whether it be Skype or Ekiga - Correctr?
[05:06] <VoltageX> snayth: what?
[05:06] <VoltageX> snayth: usually, both people *must* be using the same app
[05:06] <cew_basket> medan
[05:07] <princezuda> voltagex: I know that, snayth just asked what app to use so I was trying to warn him or her about skype. I can't think very well while running ubuntu because my nvidia graphic card refresh rate is at 59. How may I change it?
[05:07] <snayth> princezuda: Ah yes I think I remember seeing one of the cell companies complaining about the use of Skype or something to that effect...
[05:07] <VoltageX> princezuda: refresh rate is determined by your monitor.
[05:07] <VoltageX> snayth: that's a different issue, and still offtopic here.
[05:08] <emanux> VoltageX: http://pastebin.com/d52ec8866
[05:08] <snayth> VoltageX: I agree but sometimes you are told that certain questions etc are not exceptable in Off-Topic as well - So ?
[05:09] <VoltageX> emanux: are you connected with a wireless card, or via ethernet cable?
[05:09] <snayth> princezuda: Thank you for the comment - I would rather have enough info to make a decision on which way to go.
[05:10] <cew_basket_> cika
[05:10] <emanux> ethernet cable
[05:10] <cew_basket_> medan
[05:10] <VoltageX> emanux: no issues there. Have you tried transferring files locally in your lan instead of testing internet connectivity?
[05:10] <snayth> VoltageX: So where is best this to be discussed in Off-Topic?
[05:11] <emanux> lan transfer is ok
[05:11] <Omen_20> i was wondering. i see some tutorials use sudo sh when using echo on a file. Why is that, when it seems to work just fine with only sudo echo?
[05:11] <emanux> that's whay im confused
[05:11] <VoltageX> emanux: it may be a problem with your internet connection
[05:11] <emanux> my lan transfer is ok
[05:11] <emanux> but internet connection is slow
[05:11] <emanux> and my windows box is fast
[05:11] <VoltageX> emanux: if you reboot *now* into Windows and test your internet connection, it works fine?
[05:12] <emanux> actaully, i have another laptop running windows
[05:12] <VoltageX> emanux: I'm asking if it might just be a problem with your internet connection :)
[05:12] <emanux> that laptop is a little bit old
[05:12] <emanux> am i dont know :)
[05:13] <scunizi> colloguy: sorry.. I was getting pressure to finish dishes.. I was thinking maybe there's something in cache that one of them is reading.
[05:13] <emanux> if my internet connection just failing on ubuntu box
[05:14] <colloguy> scunizi: apologize? I should be thanking you, no one ever responds to my missives : ]
[05:14] <emanux> is there a configuration i can tweak?
[05:14] <cew_basket_> oko
[05:14] <scunizi> colloguy: ah.. but you have such unusual missives :)
[05:14] <colloguy> scunizi: As suggested by someone in ##linux, I ran sudo /bin/sync, no dice
[05:14] <emanux> or i have just be patient with the connection :)
[05:15] <scunizi> colloguy: how 'bout sudo updatedb
[05:15] <Djarrum> !fah
[05:15] <VoltageX> emanux: maybe a network config problem?
[05:16] <colloguy> scunizi: I've never heard of that before ... in what way do you want me to run it?
[05:16] <scunizi> colloguy: sudo updatedb
[05:16] <VoltageX> emanux: try a different cable or port?
[05:16] <emanux> yeah, im trying it now
[05:17] <colloguy> scunizi: done. dd still reads the pre-shredded file
[05:20] <rhorse> it's a server like spotchat
[05:20] <scunizi> colloguy: I'm stuck :(
[05:20] <colloguy> scunizi: Does secure erase work for you?
[05:21] <GamerKnight> hey people
[05:21] <scunizi> colloguy: never tried it.. did you use it with sudo?
[05:21] <kcj1993> can some one help, global short-cuts don't work in amarok!
[05:21] <colloguy> scunizi: shouldn't matter, I own the file, and I can see the gibberish that it wrote, so it's working
[05:22] <colloguy> scunizi: so long as I use cat or gedit or anything, except dd
[05:22] <imatech> :-[
[05:22] <imatech> hello all!
[05:22] <kcj1993> anyone?
[05:22] <GamerKnight> having problems with  a windows NTFS partition. i can read the data in ubuntu fine read/write. but i can not resize the disk using gparted. is there another tool i could use to test/repair the volume. i have no way to backup the data unless i can resize this partition. can anyone help.
[05:22] <imatech> I have a ubuntu vbox with a share that's full....
[05:22] <scunizi> colloguy: I'm sorry I don't have an answer (as promised in the beginning) but I like to try to logic these things out..
[05:22] <imatech> anyone know how to move it to a bigger drive?
[05:22] <orangey> where did the upstart jobs go?
[05:23] <orangey> I'm looking for what exactly gets executed when I run "service gdm start"
[05:23] <SeaPhor> scunizi, did he try to cat a .bin file?
[05:23] <colloguy> scunizi: thanks for trying. I bet its some buffer that most programs look at, and shred writes to, but dd bypasses, that still needs to be flushed somehow
[05:23] <zopiac> When I login and AWN starts up, the DockbarX plugin doesnt load. I have to disable and then re-enable it from the AWN Preferences window :\
[05:23] <zopiac> Does someone know how to make DockbarX for AWN work correctly?
[05:24] <vock> I'm just trying to run the ubuntu mini-iso install off of a new partiton, however the iso file I have does not have a vmlinuz file, which all the guides i've read are pointing to, is that important? (using https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromLinux)
[05:25] <scunizi> SeaPhor: colloguy shredded an ascii file and in its place wrote a new file with the same info the original file had.  cat and dd read different files located in the same physical space on the drive.
[05:26] <scunizi> SeaPhor: dd reads the shredded ascii file and cat reads the newer file..
[05:26] <colloguy> seaphor: the shred should hve just written into the file, and apparently did according to cat and gedit. But dd still sees the old file
[05:27] <bobo> hey guys, when I try to play a .mp4 file, gstreamer comes up with an error. How should i fix this
[05:27] <colloguy> seaphor: dd reads the old ascii file (with its pre-shred contents)
[05:28] <SeaPhor> wow... colloguy have you flushed the cache? i have to admit this is.... a weird scenario...
[05:28] <Random832>   is this just dd if=[the filename], or some other esoteric way to access the file? you said "block address" earlier
[05:28] <colloguy> seaphor: I did sudo sync
[05:28] <colloguy> Seaphor: and I have the default data=ordered journaling, which I believe journals metadata only
[05:28] <sergio> ola!
[05:29] <SeaPhor> colloguy, is it ext3 or ext4?
[05:29] <colloguy> Random832: I got the inode from ls -i <filename>, and the block address from istat
[05:29] <colloguy> Seaphor: ext3, data=ordered
[05:29] <Random832> and how do you pass that into dd?
[05:29] <sergio> ola desde chile!
[05:29] <Random832> i've never heard of dd with anything other than a filename or a device name
[05:29] <GamerKnight> any idea how i could check an NTFS Volumn on Ubuntu. i can read/write to the drive. but gparted will not resize it becuase it says there is an error?
[05:29] <oldude67> !es | sergio
[05:30] <sergio> see!
[05:30]  * R0_R1_R2 says Hi
[05:30] <sergio> gracias!!
[05:30] <colloguy> Random832: sudo dd if=/dev/sda5 bs=4096 skip=$blockaddr count=1
[05:30] <Random832> ah
[05:30] <cejas> no spanish please
[05:30] <colloguy> Random832: where blockaddr comes from istat
[05:30] <oldude67> sergio, denada
[05:31] <oldude67> cejas, i just sent him to the right channel
[05:31] <R0_R1_R2> Is there something like GNS3 with Switch support? - Or does GNS3 support Switches (IOS)?
 Can anyone help me real quick with a few questions
 https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomization
 to that ^
 I'm not being allowed to make the casper dir
[05:31] <R0_R1_R2> ^sudo
[05:31] <Greencoat1982> is anyone up to speed with teh no audio problems with virtualbox?
[05:31] <R0_R1_R2> ^sudo
[05:31] <R0_R1_R2> ^sudo
[05:31] <cejas> just kidding lol
[05:31] <triss> lol sudo
[05:31] <R0_R1_R2> lol
[05:31] <triss> doesn't work
[05:32] <R0_R1_R2> Got stuck in a loop there
[05:32] <triss> I'm mounting the iso
[05:32] <scunizi> Greencoat1982: never had that issue.. you might ask in #vbox
[05:32] <triss> but I might be doing it wrong
[05:32] <triss> I actually did everything according to the guide
[05:32] <SeaPhor> colloguy, look here, make sure there's nothing you missed- http://www.crazytrain.com/dd.html
[05:32] <Greencoat1982> I'm asking in there, but noone is talking
[05:33] <colloguy> Seaphor: before the shred, my invocation of dd matches the contents of the file
[05:34] <Greencoat1982> So anyone in here familiar with vbox audio problems then?
[05:34] <vock> Just a question for booting off the karmic mini iso off a partition: The kernel vmlinuz seems to be missing, what should the kernel in grub be pointing to?
[05:34] <triss> Error: Could not open mnt/casper/filesystem.squashfs, because No such file or directory
[05:35] <triss> I already obviously tried making the dir myself as root
[05:35] <triss> still was not able
[05:35] <Greencoat1982> No one has a clue?
[05:35] <triss> mkdir: cannot create directory `casper': Read-only file system
[05:35] <SeaPhor> ok, look at the basics, is this on the local drive, what are permissions of target...etc, other than that,, i'm at a loss too, not being there
[05:35] <oldude67> Greencoat1982, sorry my vbox sound is working fine.
[05:35] <triss> I'm mouting it wrong?
[05:35] <triss> mounting*
[05:36] <Greencoat1982> Thanks very helpful olddude67
[05:36] <colloguy> seaphor: I think I'm using it right :]
[05:36] <oldude67> Greencoat1982, what type of sound card are you using? mine is a ac97
[05:37] <Greencoat1982> I am using the HD audio from my soundcard, but its not the issue, the issue is inside the guest addition
[05:37] <Greencoat1982> the soundcard is configured correctley
[05:37] <Greencoat1982> nothing is wrong with the audio on the host
[05:37] <oldude67> well i have mine set to use the sound card for the host.
[05:38] <Greencoat1982> No, you have it setup to use a virtual soundcard
[05:38] <oldude67> no i have it set to use the 1c97
[05:38] <Greencoat1982> you are not directly using your soundcard in a virtual machine
[05:38] <oldude67> ac97
[05:39] <Greencoat1982> I am leaning more towards just fixing this with a hammer
[05:40] <oldude67> yeah i have had my days with that type of thinking as well..especially with pulse.
[05:41] <maxagaz> what does gateway <IP_ADDRESS> mean ?
[05:41] <oldude67> maxagaz, means its not set
[05:41] <cew_basket__> haiiiiiiiiiiiii
[05:42] <maxagaz> oldude67, ok thanks
[05:42] <ripper> it's amazing how a bad strip of ram will screw a system up
[05:42] <Gab_> alguien conoce un ecualizador general para ubuntu?
[05:42] <oldude67> ripper, aint that the truth.
[05:42] <ripper> what tosses a wrench in this....
[05:42] <ripper> memtest on the ubuntu cd passed all the ram
[05:43] <h3n> how do I change the system information
[05:43] <maxagaz> oldude67, does it mean that setting the gateway *or* the iface in the route is enough ?
[05:44] <oldude67> maxagaz, what type of connection?
[05:44] <maxagaz> oldude67, vlan
[05:44] <oldude67> maxagaz, sorry not sure on that..might ask the channel
[05:45] <maxagaz> oldude67, and tun for vpn
[05:45] <zerq> my ALPS trackpad is getting detected by X as "ImPS/2 Generic Wheel Mouse".. any ideas?
[05:45] <zerq> it's an hp mini 311
[05:45] <GamerKnight> can i run and install refit, through ubuntu??
[05:46] <zerq> the weird thing is tap to click and the side scroll function are working..
[05:47] <judgen> Anyone know where i can find a nice calculator for finding  10 colour divisions between #FFFBB1 and #FFF58F ?
[05:48] <SwedeMike> judgen: that's not very hard, do you know how to count in hex?
[05:48] <SeaPhor> colloguy, i think so too, thats why i'm saying look at the basics, its gotta be a variable or a parameter that we're not seeing here, -- hardware path, syntax, or other local issue,, other than that and not being there, i have no other help, i'm sorry
[05:48] <judgen> SwedeMike,  yup. But im lazy... and i need to calculate alot of gradients.
[05:49] <colloguy> SeaPhor: nutters :]
[05:49] <aaaoooaaa> whats off topic's chat room again?
[05:49] <Billiard> !ot
[05:49] <colloguy> One of these days I'm gonna get my secure erase working on this OS...
[05:49] <git__> !ot
[05:50] <git__> what is "secure erase"?
[05:50] <colloguy> shred, srm
[05:50] <git__> anyone here use encryption in Ubuntu?
[05:50] <lstarnes> git__: encryption for what?
[05:51] <kom13_> ssssssssssssssss
[05:51] <colloguy> git__: just truecrypt
[05:52] <_nix_> Hello, anybody know how to disable or password protect single user mode in Karmic?
[05:52] <zerq> ditto truecrypt
[05:53] <drastic> Any idea why some websites are loading fine for me while others return a blank page? I'm on a fresh install...
[05:53] <Billiard> drastic: which websites return a blank page?
[05:53] <Billiard> drastic: behind a proxy?
[05:53] <zerq> what browser?
[05:54] <drastic> Billiard: Seemingly random sites, ubuntu.com works fine but ubuntuforums.org doesn't. Not sure about a proxy, but I am behind a router.
[05:54] <drastic> zerq: Firefox.
[05:55] <dryg> I'm getting a bunch of blocked connection attempts on port 51413, all from unique IP addresses. Anyone know what this might be about
[05:55] <drastic> Billiard: The sites that work seem to change, as well, Google was working but isn't any longer...
[05:58] <saprophyte> Hello, I am about to remove my ati video card and use my on board video (nvidia) for the driver support, my question is, do I need to change any settings in Ubuntu 9.10 before I do this, or will it auto configure itself on boot?
[05:58] <Mr_Psychopath> Hi everybody.
[05:58] <saprophyte> Hi
[05:59] <saprophyte> is this channel +m?
[05:59] <soreau> saprophyte: No, you're just being impatient
[06:00] <Billiard> drastic: do other computers on your network do this?
[06:00] <git__> does ubuntu support hotplug PCI?
[06:00] <soreau> saprophyte: After powering down and removing the card, you will need to use sys>admin>hardware drivers to install the proprietary nvidia driver. If you have the proprietary ati driver installed currently, remove it with the same method first
[06:00] <Billiard> git__:  i didnt think pci was hotplug capable
[06:00] <git__> can i unplug my network card while my PC is running in Ubuntu?
[06:01] <soreau> git__: I wouldn't try it
[06:01] <git__> Windows 2003 has PCI hotpluggable
[06:01] <saprophyte> no problem waiting, just making sure... actually i didn't mean +m i meant registered nick to talk, because I hadn't Id'd to nickserv yet
[06:01] <git__> i can remove a network PCI card while the OS is running and replace it with another network PCI card
[06:02] <soreau> git__: no. it wont work
[06:02] <|biovore|> nope.. not unless it's hot plug.
[06:02] <|biovore|> which you probably don't have
[06:02] <init[1]> git__: make sure you keep some one to call 911 :P
[06:02] <oldude67> i like sparks..lol
[06:04] <camilo_> hi there
[06:04] <camilo_> can anyone help me getting rid of my windows xp?
[06:04] <nicholas_> you can't just delete its partition?
[06:05] <camilo_> i don't know
[06:05] <camilo_> how can i do that?
[06:05] <twobits> well i would be extra sure you want to get rid of it
[06:05] <twobits> and make sure to back everything up
[06:05] <camilo_> yeah, there's no problem, it's a new computer
[06:05] <git__> dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sda2 (windows partition)
[06:05] <twobits> okay
[06:05] <camilo_> i'm on ubuntu netbook remix
[06:05] <twobits> from linux
[06:06] <gtech> Hey, I'm trying to compile gettext so I can compile network manager becasue I borked my ln settings by installing kwlan, but I'm getting some errors what was the ubuntu pastebin again?
[06:06] <Snausages> camilo_: I use that too, love it
[06:06] <MegaIRC> I am trying to install Myth TV, http://www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-5.html says I should type cd mythtv-trunk but I get this error. sudo: cd: command not found. Any ideas?
[06:06] <twobits> sudo apt-get install gparted
[06:06] <twobits> okay
[06:06] <twobits> that installs a partition editor
[06:06] <git__> camilo_, have u try chromeOS?
[06:06] <twobits> when that's done, open that
[06:07] <twobits> delete the ntfs partition and you are good to go
[06:07] <twobits> BUT
[06:07] <oldude67> ls
[06:07] <twobits> since you are on a netbook
[06:07] <twobits> you should note that you probably have a tiny (TINY) recovery partition
[06:07] <twobits> I would advise that you NOT delete that one, in case something goes horribly wrong and you want to do a factory reset
[06:08] <twobits> you can also resize your ubuntu partition to take up the remaining space, I think
[06:08] <ctmjr> Thermo|Laptop: what command are you typing exactly?
[06:08] <twobits> camilo_: did you get all that?
[06:08] <camilo_> oh, great, i'll try that, thanks
[06:08] <twobits> :)
[06:08] <twobits> okay cool
[06:08] <wrapster> is there a toolkit that will help me read chm files on ubuntu?
[06:08] <shankhs> hi I have developed a .deb package and i would like to include my package in ubuntu repos , which irc channel will be best?
[06:08] <shankhs> wrapster: xchm
[06:09] <twobits> just make sure not to delete the recovery partition and you'll be cool :)
[06:09] <git__> wrapster, xchm
[06:09] <camilo_> i'm sorry, it says it doesn't find the gparted package
[06:09] <wrapster> git__ / shankhs : thanks
[06:09] <camilo_> i can't download it
[06:09] <twobits> for real?
[06:09] <twobits> that's weird
[06:09] <git__> camilo, gpart
[06:09] <twobits> i can see it fine
[06:10] <camilo_> oh, gpart
[06:10] <Thermo|Laptop> Sorry, What'd you say before I left, I am having connection issues.
[06:10] <Ttech2> Is it good idea to enable acl in ext4?
[06:10] <ctmjr> Thermo|Laptop: what command are you typing exactly?
[06:10] <git__> Ttech2, only if u need it
[06:10] <gtech> Hey, I'm trying to compile gettext so I can compile network manager becasue I borked my ln settings by installing kwlan, but I'm getting some errors http://paste.ubuntu.com/330846/
[06:10] <Ttech2> There are no known problems with enabling it?
[06:11] <twobits> !
[06:11] <Thermo|Laptop> ctmjr: cd mythtv-0.22
[06:11] <twobits> gpart != gparted
[06:11] <twobits> i recommended gparted cause it has a gui
[06:11] <kcj1993> help
[06:11] <kcj1993> casey@laptop0:~$ sudo echo "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/kubuntu-ppa/ppa/ubuntu karmic main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:11] <kcj1993> bash: /etc/apt/sources.list: Permission denied
[06:11] <kcj1993> why is it doing that?
[06:11] <ctmjr> Thermo|Laptop: and it say's cd command not found?
[06:11] <Thermo|Laptop> Yes
[06:12] <Thermo|Laptop> ctmjr: beau@beau-desktop:~$ sudo cd mythtv-0.22                  sudo: cd: command not found
[06:13] <morpher> hi. i just installed ubuntu 9.10. I have two drives each with 3 partitions of type "Linux raid autodetect". fdisk shows the partitions, but there are no device files for them (only for the drives themselves). e.g. /dev/sdb exists, but there are no /dev/sdb[123]
[06:13] <bastid_raZor> kcj1993: drop the first sudo and after >> sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list
[06:13] <kcj1993> am i on mute or something?
[06:13] <kcj1993> what do you mean?
[06:13] <jongbergs> !hi
[06:14] <bastid_raZor> kcj1993: or use gksudo gedit to edit the file.
[06:14] <morpher> kcj1993: that runs "echo ..." as root, and then tries to append it to the file as your user
[06:14] <ctmjr> Thermo|Laptop: you do not need sudo to change dir just cd mythtv-0.22 if it is in the dir you are in else cd /mythtv-0.22
[06:14] <Thermo|Laptop> Ah
[06:14] <bastid_raZor> kcj1993: echo stuffhere >> sudo tee -a place.for.it
[06:15] <Thermo|Laptop> ctmjr: Thanks, That worked :-)
[06:15] <gtech> morpher: I know dmraid is kinda iffy I've had issues with it, amateur advice but try to find another program for raid detection?
[06:15] <ctmjr> Thermo|Laptop: now comes the hard part good luck
[06:16] <morpher> gtech: i'm using mdadm
[06:16] <Guest67014> ......
[06:17] <kcj1993> thanks guys
[06:17] <gtech> morpher: heh ygl man maybe someone else in here know
[06:17] <gtech> s
[06:18] <gtech> Hey, I'm trying to compile gettext so I can compile network manager becasue I borked my lan settings by installing kwlan, but I'm getting some errors http://paste.ubuntu.com/330846/
[06:18] <mark__> I wish to share a printer to windows/mac clients (Canon IP4000) on ubuntu-server. I have installed samba & cups. Can I just connect the printer? what do I do about drivers .et.c.?
[06:18] <camilo_> can someome help me? i still can't install gpart
[06:18] <camilo_> it says it's not available but another package references it, that the package is missing, obsolete or available from another source
[06:18] <NeoCicak> Hi all.. I've just installed ubuntu on my virtualbox... how can i ssh to it? when i tried to ssh to it, it says 'no route to host'
[06:18] <gtech> camilo: sudo apt-get install gparted
[06:18] <gtech> camilo: just run that
[06:19] <mark__> NeoCicak : Is the VM in bridge mode? *within networking
[06:19] <git__> camilo, u check if u are getting ur package from universe
[06:19] <SwedeMike> NeoCicak: it's behind some kind of special NAT, you have to change the way it's connected to the network.
[06:19] <NeoCicak> mark : hmm... i didnt change any network setting...
[06:19] <morpher> gtech: weird. if i run fdisk, hit "P" to print the partition table, and then "w" to save it (making no other changes), then the device files show up
[06:19] <twobits> camilo what os are you running right now?
[06:19] <camilo_> ubuntu netbook remix
[06:20] <twobits> gtech
[06:20] <mark__> NeoCicak : the default is NAT, which is different to your main lan. Switch to "Bridged" power the VM on and take note of the new ip
[06:20] <gtech> morpher: cool
[06:20] <Crumbles> does anyone know why the heck my windows virtualbox won't see my usb external hard drive? ubuntu sees it just fine...
[06:20] <twobits> does that mean Georgia Tech by any chance :)
[06:20] <NeoCicak> mark: ah ok... thx.. i'll give it a shot
[06:20] <camilo_> i installed it with wubi, does that has anything to do?
[06:20] <gtech> twobits: No, GabrielTech heh
[06:20] <twobits> okay camilo
[06:20] <mark__> NeoCicak : Np. Good luck.
[06:20] <NeoCicak> thanks swedemike
[06:20] <twobits> deleting windows is an exceptionally bad idea
[06:20] <gtech> twobits: I get that a lot
[06:20] <twobits> then
[06:21] <ctmjr> gtech: did you install build-essential
[06:21] <twobits> wubi installs it on the windows partion, if i'm not mistaken (i might be!)
[06:21] <gtech> ctmjr: no, are there any other dependencies I should think about?
[06:21] <bastid_raZor> Crumbles: virtualbox-ose doesn't support usb. grab the one from their website for usb support
[06:21] <SwedeMike> Crumbles: you have to put your own user in the vboxusers group
[06:21] <Crumbles> I have the non-free one.
[06:21] <Crumbles> and USB is enabled
[06:21] <twobits> camilo_: you need to install it to its own partition
[06:22] <Crumbles> my own user in the vboxusers group?
[06:22] <banjomoose> hi folks. I have a program that allows services to be turned on and off, but how do I add more services to its list?
[06:22] <SwedeMike> Crumbles: http://news.softpedia.com/news/How-to-Fix-VirtualBox-USB-Support-111715.shtml
[06:22] <camilo_> twobits: so i have to go back to windows and install it again?
[06:22] <Guest312> How can I fix Hp G605 notebook series with an Atheros Wireless connection? It worked when I was working with the Live CD. However, after installation it won't activate and receive  a signal. I am using Ubuntu Remix 9.10.
[06:22] <ceb> Which services are you trying to add and which application are you using to manage these services?
[06:23] <ctmjr> gtech: from the dir your compiling in sudo apt-get build-dep gettext
[06:23] <ceb> banjomoose: Which services are you trying to add and which application are you using to manage these services?
[06:23] <Linuxrules007> hey guy's i can't seem to get my ATI Radeon 9200 graphics card driver to work i've tried EnvyNG does anyone have suggestions on what i should do
[06:23] <ctmjr> gtech: it should install the dependencies
[06:24] <gtech> ctmjr: I can't get the network settings working
[06:24] <banjomoose> ceb: its under administration - services
[06:25] <banjomoose> ceb: I'm trying to add midi support well turn it on and when I dont need it off
[06:25] <ceb> Do you have a midi package in mind?
[06:25] <Guest312> I have not tried to install separately anything other than the network manager in the administration menu in Remix.
[06:25] <twobits> camilo
[06:25] <ctmjr> gtech: you have no internet to install the dependencies?
[06:25] <twobits> camilo_: hold on a second, i might be completely wrong :P
[06:26] <NeoCicak> how can i forcely remove a package using dpkg? i've tried dpkg -r <package> --force  but it still says 'Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstlal it before attempting a removal'
[06:26] <gtech> ctmjr: exactly I installed kwlan and it screwed up and uninstalled network manager so I'm trying to compile it
[06:26] <Guest312> I haven't checked if Madwifi or anything else is running the wireless connection. I'm using whatever the system default is so far.
[06:26] <camilo_> twobits hahaha ok man, i'm counting on you :)
[06:26] <banjomoose> ceb: its timidity I also have fluid synth as well installed
[06:26] <ceb> If they are installed, and run as a syustem daemon, they should appear.
[06:27] <mark__> I wish to share a printer to windows/mac clients (Canon IP4000) on ubuntu-server. I have installed samba & cups. Can I just connect the printer? what do I do about drivers .et.c.?
[06:27] <ceb> I could be wrong, but I believe the administration -> services panel lets you manage script in the folder /etd/init.d, which are the system services running on your system
[06:27] <twobits> okay, basically you need to install it to it's own dedicated partition
[06:27] <ceb> sorry, /etc/init.d/
[06:27] <ctmjr> gtech: do you have the install cd you used to install ubuntu?
[06:28] <twobits> do you know how to install it the non-wubi way?
[06:28] <ceb> Does timidity run as a system server, or do you run it each time as your user?
[06:28] <banjomoose> ceb: not listed at all. is there another program I can intstall that doesn't it better :)
[06:28] <gtech> ctmjr: heh no I'm away from home
[06:28] <ceb> I am not too familiar with Midi, but we can get timidity going.  Have you got it running before?
[06:28] <Crumbles> SwedeMike: logging out now to test... brb
[06:28] <gtech> ctmjr: if you could point me to a resource that shows me how to compile and find dependencies that'd be awesome
[06:28] <banjomoose> ced: it doesn't run unless I use a commandline
[06:28] <camilo_> i tried with an .iso in a usb drive, but it didn't work
[06:29] <camilo_> i'll try again
[06:29] <ceb> OK, so you run it as your user... the best option for you may be to add the command that you run at the terminal into your desktop session starup config
[06:29] <twobits> camilo_: have you tried
[06:29] <NeoCicak> how can i forcely remove a package using dpkg? i've tried dpkg -r <package> --force  but it still says 'Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstlal it before attempting a removal'
[06:29] <twobits> camilo_: unetbootin
[06:29] <ceb> then when you log in, timidity will be started.  You can disable timidity later if you wisj
[06:30] <The_Parkers> is there a way to access a computer in a lan throught the internet by typing in ip addresses in url bar in browser
[06:30] <twobits> it works from windows or ubuntu
[06:30] <banjomoose> ced: yes I have had it running. just remembering it can be tricky to what I did.
[06:30] <camilo_> is that a program?
[06:30] <twobits> basically, format the usb stick you want to use, then use unetbootin on that drive
[06:30] <twobits> yes
[06:30] <twobits> it will create a bootable usb-stick from an iso
[06:31] <The_Parkers> Is there a way to access apache server in a lan without port forwarding
[06:31] <twobits> alternatively you can use
[06:31] <banjomoose> ced: but I think it needs command line options  can't just run it empty
[06:31] <ceb> banjomoose: if you can find the command you ran, go to system => preferences -> Statup Applications (or Sessions)
[06:31] <ceb> Click add and in the prompt put the full command, options and all in there
[06:31] <twobits> usb-creator on ubuntu
[06:31] <rhorse> The_Parkers: you would need an apache or ssh server on the host
[06:31] <twobits> camilo_: if i may ask which model netbook are you using?
[06:31] <camilo_> i used the usb creator
[06:32] <banjomoose> ceb: that was months ago on a old sytem that was deleted. I just installed a new sytem not long ago, and I'm using tux guitar I also have fluid synth as well
[06:32] <GTG007> ceb: do you know how to get ATI Radeon 9200 graphics card driver on ubuntu? i've tried EnvyNG but it didn't work any suggestions?
[06:32] <Crumbles> I love how Windows takes an hour to login if it can't find the domain
[06:32] <Crumbles> that turns me on
[06:32] <ctmjr> gtech: well build-essential will give you most of the default dependencies but each package has it's own requirements that's where build-dep comes in handy but hold on a sec
[06:32] <The_Parkers> yes it is installed. but i dont have access to the router, so no port forwarding which would make it easy
[06:33] <camilo_> it's a samsung nc10
[06:33] <ceb> GTG007: I have only ever run Nvidia.... your best bet is usually the forums for something like that.
[06:33] <gtech> ctmjr:: kk
[06:33] <GTG007> ceb: thank you :)
[06:33] <twobits> camilo_: do you have it set up to check your usb drive in the bios
[06:33] <SilentDis> this is just a question, not a complaint.  The touchpad tap to click was disabled by default in upstream for 9.10.  I've re-enabled it, i'm just curious of the reasoning behind it :)
[06:33] <banjomoose> ceb: what I would like to learn is how to add more services to service if that makes sense. I remember awhile ago something that did pick up anyting that was new
[06:33] <camilo_> how do i do that?
[06:33] <The_Parkers> is there a way to typs the ip address in url bar and get to the target computer
[06:33] <rr72> hey all, quick question: I installed 9.10 on an external and when I made it internal it can't find swap and i can't even swapon <PARTITION>
[06:34] <Crumbles> SwedeMike
[06:34] <twobits> well, when you boot up, usually you see this thing that says press (some key) for setup
[06:34] <twobits> mash that key, and change the setting there
[06:34] <patrick_> Still hoping for someone whom might know a simple way to get my hp 605 laptop wireless card an atheros ar5100 to work? Worked from live cd. After installation failed.
[06:34] <twobits> you can google around for how to do that on your particular computer
[06:34] <Crumbles> SwedeMike: you are the farrking man.  That fixed it!!!!!!
[06:34] <camilo_> and the usb should be plugged in, right?
[06:34] <twobits> basically, when your computer boots up, it has a priority list of where it gets its bootup instructions
[06:34] <twobits> yes
[06:34] <ceb> Banjomoose:  If you want to add a service to Administration ->  services, you will need to install a package that adds a script in /etc/init.d/.  Timidity does not appear to do this, otherwise the option would already be there
[06:35] <twobits> you want to put your usb drive above your hard drive
[06:35] <migg137> why does my pannel have some parts in color when i made it transparent...
[06:35] <patrick_> Using Ubuntu Remix 9.10.
[06:35] <camilo_> ooh, alright
[06:35] <twobits> alternatively you may be able to press esc twice
[06:35] <themarmot> I'm trying to get read my blackberry as a mass storage device, I've changed all the media card options to the correct settings but I still get a big nothing when I plug it in
[06:35] <LachnessMonster> If i have kde installed and gnome ( gnome was first)
[06:35] <LachnessMonster>  Can i use the update manager to update to 9.10 ?
[06:35] <twobits> or something and just select it
[06:35] <camilo_> i'll give that a try
[06:35] <ceb> If you really want it to show up, you can create your own script in there (/etc/init.d/timidity) but this is not recommended, this is a system directory for managing services, you will need to be root to fiddle around in there.
[06:35] <ctmjr> gtech: if your using karmic http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic/network-manager
[06:35] <twobits> that's a feature on the eee
[06:35] <twobits> not sure if it's on the samsung ones or whatever :P
[06:35] <banjomoose> ced: I just took a look at chkconfig would that be worth installing?
[06:36] <camilo_> ok, i'm off to reboot, thanks a lot twobits, you've been a great help :)
[06:36] <ceb> Instead, I recommend that you try preferences -> services.  This would be the best way for you to get timidity to start when you log in, using the same command you used before.
[06:36] <twobits> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/NC10
[06:36] <twobits> camilo_: no prob
[06:36] <ceb> You can look at chkconfig.  It will help manage /etc/init.d scripts, like the admin -> services menu.  But there doesn't appear to be a timidity script there to manage
[06:36] <gtech> ctmjr: beauty thanks a lot
[06:37] <SineDeviance> hey guys, in htop i've got about 30 instances of '/usr/sbin/console-kit-daemon'
[06:37] <sergio> #ubunto.es
[06:37] <SineDeviance> what is this and why do i have so many?
[06:37] <sergio> __
[06:37] <sergio> ??
[06:37] <ctmjr> gtech: your welcome
[06:37] <themarmot> SineDeviance: that's normal
[06:37] <sergio> #ubuantu-es
[06:37] <sergio> __
[06:37] <sergio> ??
[06:38] <banjomoose> ceb: I just checked and I have a script in  /etc/init.d
[06:38] <SineDeviance> themarmot, okay. thanks
[06:38] <ceb> Then it may not have LSB headers
[06:38] <zerq> anyone know what to do if your trackpad is getting detected as a ps/2 mouse? :/
[06:38] <ctmjr> sergio:  /join #ubuntu-es
[06:38] <themarmot> I'm trying to get read my blackberry as a mass storage device, I've changed all the media card options to the correct settings but I still get a big nothing when I plug it in
[06:38] <ceb> Can you check the top of the cript in that folder (should be all comments) and compare it to one that does show up in services
[06:38] <ceb> ?
[06:38] <sergio> grax!
[06:38] <ceb> You may find a comment with a special structure that the administration -> services component is using.
[06:39] <ceb> to identify the services
[06:39] <sharkie> oic
[06:39] <banjomoose> ceb:  ahhh dam dont even know what lsb headers are. well I'll give chkconfig a shot you never know. I will check it out. thanks ceb have a good one :)
[06:40] <bls-lap> hi
[06:40] <sharkie> hi
[06:41] <sharkie> ok
[06:42] <banjomoose> ceb: I ran the script, but it just gave an error, I tried to find the error with demsg nothing showed up, maybe timidity needs to know where the soundfont is or something
[06:42] <zuse12345> hai
[06:43] <sharkie> hi zuse
[06:43] <zuse12345> im awsome
[06:44] <sharkie> LOL
[06:44] <zuse12345> im awsome
[06:44] <sharkie> I'm bored
[06:44] <MenZa> !ot | sharkie
[06:45] <sharkie> k sorry
[06:46] <sharkie> /leave
[06:47] <crohakon> How can I record my desktop?
[06:47] <AuToMaTiC> Can someone help me http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/4893/issue.png
[06:47] <MenZa> !screencast | crohakon
[06:47] <crohakon> recordmydesktop records distorted videos
[06:47] <AuToMaTiC> when i install Ubuntu thats what my screen looks like http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/4893/issue.png
[06:48] <MenZa> crohakon: istanbul, wink, xvidcamp, pyvnc2swf are other things to try out.
[06:48] <judgen> Is there a alternative to the gnome notifications area?
[06:48] <AuToMaTiC> MenZa can you assist me?
[06:48] <MenZa> AuToMaTiC: Sorry, but I have no idea what the issue is. Or what's causing it.
[06:48] <patrick_> Any solutions for a simple fix for wifi detection on a hp g605 series laptop with an Atheros Ar5100 wireless card? It worked on live cd, hasn't since installation and upgrade on Ubuntu Remix 9.10
[06:49] <AuToMaTiC> :/
[06:49] <SwedeMike> patrick_: upgrade to what?
[06:49] <banjomoose> HI folks got timidity working via command line sudo timidity -iA -B8,2 -Os but no luck with its started up script which just fails with  ALSA midi emulation fail
[06:49] <AuToMaTiC> SwedeMike can you assist me?
[06:49] <patrick_> I meant updates sorry.
[06:50] <SwedeMike> AuToMaTiC: the kernel crashed. that picture doesn't say because of what.
[06:51] <millertimek1a2m3> can anyone tell me how to use the rm command to remove a directory in /opt?
[06:52] <SwedeMike> millertimek1a2m3: rm -rf removes a dir recursively.
[06:52] <millertimek1a2m3> thanks
[06:53] <SwedeMike> millertimek1a2m3: next time do "man <command>" or "<command> --help" to get help.
[06:53] <jongbergs> hi, what command if any that let's you verify the existence of email address..
[06:53] <SwedeMike> jongbergs: there is none.
[06:53] <banjomoose> some of the man information can be useful and sometimes not so :) anyway off *waves* have fun
[06:53] <millertimek1a2m3> well i was running rm -d on it
[06:54] <millertimek1a2m3> thanks though. i was looking at a bash reference site at the same time
[06:54] <SwedeMike> millertimek1a2m3: rmdir is the way to remove an empty directory
[06:54] <millertimek1a2m3> oh right
[06:55] <AuToMaTiC> SwedeMike is there anyway of finding out what caused the kernel to crash
[06:55] <SwedeMike> AuToMaTiC: you can try to scroll up with shift-pageup and see if there is more information
[06:56] <SwedeMike> AuToMaTiC: or if it's shift-arrowup, I dont remember
[06:56] <AuToMaTiC> okay
[06:56] <AuToMaTiC> ill take a look right now
[06:56] <princezuda> Hey I was here earlier saying I was having a problem with my graphics card refresh rate. I fixed it so If you'd like me to share how I did it I will.
[06:56] <hs> hello every one
[06:57] <l1nUx1z3r> princezuda, what problem did u have?
[06:57] <hs> could anyone help me please?
[06:57] <SwedeMike> princezuda: it's probably better if you share it in the forum so people can find it via google.
[06:57] <l1nUx1z3r> hs, whats the problem?
[06:57] <hs> i cant access my windows drives
[06:57] <patrick_> Appreciate any assistance on getting that wifi operational. Its my first time installing Ubuntu Remix on a customer's laptop. In the past I've used regular Ubuntu or Kubuntu, with some Mandriva installs. Usually I can fix these things quickly. Not this one.
[06:58] <princezuda> My nvidia graphics card was set at 69 hertz refresh which was giving me a migraine. It took a couple hours but I got it up to 75 hertz. Swedemike can you point me to the forum please?
[06:58] <l1nUx1z3r> hs, what version of Ubuntu are you using, and what happens when you try to access your drives?
[06:58] <Brent> grub sees my windows xp installation, but when i try to boot into it, i get "invalid signature"
[06:59] <hs> it says authentication is required, karmic koala 9.0
[06:59] <gener1c> i wonder , is nixiepixel a real ubuntu user or is it a pub stunt?
[06:59] <SwedeMike> princezuda: http://ubuntuforums.org/
[06:59] <hs> 9.10
[06:59] <l1nUx1z3r> hs, do u wanna come on private chat, i can try and help u
[06:59] <patrick_> Hp605 with Atheros Card Ar5100 is not listed in the known supported wireless cards. Yet, I've had a lot of different cards that have worked in other Ubuntu editions in the past.
[06:59] <hs> yeah but how
[06:59] <hs> im new here
[07:00] <l1nUx1z3r> i've sent u an invite
[07:02] <MenZa> !pm | l1nUx1z3r, hs
[07:04] <SineDeviance> hey, does anyone know where i can get libgtk-1.2?
[07:04] <Brent> grub sees my windows xp installation, but when i try to boot into it, i get "invalid signature", how can i fix this?
[07:05] <ryan_mccain> Im looking for an external USB DVD writer for my acer aspire one running ubuntu remix but want to make sure the DVD writer supports linux.. any suggestions?
[07:05] <SineDeviance> it's not present in the ubuntu repos anymore
[07:06] <EMKO> ath5k phy0: noise floor calibration timeout (2457MHz)  i keep getting this and my wireless slows down so much in 9.10  i have to restart the networking every few mintues
[07:08] <ryan_mccain> anyone?
[07:08] <reactor> ?
[07:09] <The_Parkers> is it possible to install a vpn and access it behind a firewall without port forwarding
[07:09] <ryan_mccain> looking for a usb dvd writer that is compatible w/ ubuntu remix for my acer aspire one netbook
[07:10] <crohakon> Every program I try for recording my desktop I end up with distorted video.
[07:11] <The_Parkers> ?
[07:11] <pk__> i want to adjust volume of a machine from shell
[07:11] <pk__> help please
[07:11] <MenZa> pk__: alsamixer
[07:12] <Brent> anybody know a good program to burn iso with?
[07:12] <MenZa> !burn | Brent
[07:12] <l1nUx1z3r> !dock
[07:14] <patrick_> Any ideas at all at refreshing and getting wifi to work with Ubuntu Netbook Remix 9.10? Lost connection after installation. Live cd I had connection. Have Hp G605 series laptop with Atheros Ar 5100 card.
[07:14] <zerq> anyone splain me how to get a trackpad detected when it's showing up as a ps/2 mouse
[07:15] <Jaden007mi5> Hey
[07:15] <Jaden007mi5> I just installed ubuntu 9.10 and have no sound. I had sound perfectly on 8.10
[07:15] <Jaden007mi5> any help?
[07:16] <Jaden007mi5> ?
[07:17] <EMKO> ath5k phy0: noise floor calibration timeout (2457MHz)  i keep getting this and my wireless slows down so much in 9.10  i have to restart the networking every few mintues
[07:17] <Jaden007mi5> Anyone here that can help?
[07:17] <EMKO> u have to wait untill somone wants to help u
[07:17] <patrick_> No problems with sound in new 9.10. In past I usually had to check the legacy sound box to enable it in settings.
[07:18] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: what sound card are you using?
[07:19] <patrick_> Creative Legacy. This only the second ubuntu version I didn't have to check the output box in settings.
[07:19] <sedomg> Hello, could someone help me with using Sed?  it has broken me.
[07:20] <lstarnes> sedomg: what are you trying to do with it?
[07:21] <patrick_> The box in settings is the audigy analog digital output jack.
[07:21] <sedomg> istarnes:I have a very large text file with "\r"'s instead of carage returns.  I want to replace those with new lines.
[07:22] <lstarnes> sedomg: you could use dos2unix instead of sed
[07:22] <sedomg> oh, ok.  let me google that.  =)
[07:22] <lstarnes> sedomg: there's no need to google it
[07:22] <Jaden007mi5> my sound doesnt work on 9.10 but worked on 8.10
[07:23] <lstarnes> sedomg: its syntax is just dos2unix file.txt
[07:23] <Jaden007mi5> i just instealled 9.10 and dont know what to do
[07:23] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: what sound card are you using?
[07:23] <Jaden007mi5> istarned, hold on let me find out
[07:23] <lstarnes> sedomg: you might need to use sudo apt-get install tofrodos
[07:24] <patrick_> Creative Legacy and usually I have to check or uncheck the audigy analog digital output jack to get it to work.
[07:24] <valio> hi, can anybody send me hidpoint for ubuntu 9.04 x64
[07:24] <EMKO> wow so far i unpluged my usb keyboard and the wireless speed has not droped in the last 10min
[07:24] <patrick_> Check and uncheck your analog/digital jack setting in the mixer. It could help you, it has myself in the past.
[07:25] <valio> currently hidpoint download page is down http://www.hidpoint.com/download.html
[07:25] <valio> :)
[07:25] <peteryu> hello
[07:25] <Jaden007mi5> im trying to find out what card it is
[07:25] <iik> anyone familiar with postfix?
[07:25] <Jaden007mi5> but the laptop is a Gateway P-6860FX
[07:25] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: use lspci | grep -i audio
[07:26] <patrick_> You might do a hardware check in your administration menu and see what the operating system is recognizing as hardware.
[07:27] <GammaX> There a reason why kubuntu would make my hp super hot after not so long of usage?
[07:27] <lstarnes> patrick_: when talking to someone, make sure that you include their nick at the start of your messages.  Also, try typing the first couple letters of their nick then pressing TAB
[07:28] <sedomg> istarnes:Not having much luck with dos2unix.  I couldnt find it with apt-get.
[07:28] <lstarnes> sedomg: tofrodos
[07:28] <lstarnes> sedomg: is the package
[07:30] <patrick_> sorry
[07:30] <wolf> Anyone around ?
[07:30] <NA1LB0MB> its insane how fast xp installs in vbox
[07:30] <Jaden007mi5> i missed my response
[07:30] <Jaden007mi5> i had to go get a drink
[07:30] <ThePassingShadow> My Ubuntu panels are on the wrong side
[07:30] <ThePassingShadow> Uh..
[07:31] <ThePassingShadow> I have two displays
[07:31] <ThePassingShadow> And my panels are on the wrong display
[07:31] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: go into a terminal and try using lspci | grep audio
[07:31] <Jaden007mi5> kk
[07:31] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: oops.  that should be lspci | grep -i audio
[07:31] <Jaden007mi5> 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 03)
[07:31] <princezuda> SwedeMike, I shared my fix in the forums http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8406120#post8406120
[07:32] <sedomg> istarnes: It did not seem to help on the document.
[07:32] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: what about lsmod | grep snd_hda_intel?
[07:32] <Jaden007mi5> snd_hda_intel          31880  2
[07:32] <Jaden007mi5> snd_hda_codec          87584  2 snd_hda_codec_idt,snd_hda_intel
[07:32] <Jaden007mi5> snd_pcm                93160  3 snd_hda_intel,snd_hda_codec,snd_pcm_oss
[07:32] <Jaden007mi5> snd                    77096  16 snd_hda_codec_idt,snd_hda_intel,snd_hda_codec,snd_hwdep,snd_pcm_oss,snd_mixer_oss,snd_pcm,snd_seq_oss,snd_rawmidi,snd_seq,snd_timer,snd_seq_device
[07:32] <Jaden007mi5> snd_page_alloc         10928  2 snd_hda_intel,snd_pcm
[07:32] <FloodBot1> Jaden007mi5: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:32] <Jaden007mi5> my bad
[07:33] <Jaden007mi5> its a big thing. so how can i show it to u
[07:33] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: read what FloodBot1 said
[07:33] <selig5> ThePassingShadow: if you enable the 'hide' buttons on the panels you can make them switch from one screen to the other.
[07:33] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: have you checked to volume control applet?
[07:34] <ThePassingShadow> selig5, How do I do that ?
[07:34] <SwedeMike> princezuda: good work!
[07:34] <Jaden007mi5> yes
[07:34] <jongbergs> !info lamp
[07:34] <lstarnes> !lamp | Jaden007mi5
[07:35] <princezuda> thanks SwedeMike.
[07:35] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: sorry, that should be for jongbergs
[07:35] <lstarnes> jongbergs: that message from ubottu should be useful
[07:35] <Jaden007mi5> what?
[07:35] <sedomg> istarnes: dos2unix did not seem to help on my document.
[07:35] <ThePassingShadow> http://up.ppy.sh/files/screenshot-3.png
[07:35] <lstarnes> sedomg: I saw; you don't need to repeat
[07:35] <jongbergs> lstarnes: thanks, however im looking for another way of installing lamp package using apt-get
[07:35] <lstarnes> sedomg: what about todos file.txt?
[07:35] <selig5> ThePassingShadow: right-click on the panel, select properties then click on the 'show hide buttons' option.
[07:36] <lstarnes> jongbergs: you could try sudo tasksel install lamp-server
[07:36] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: just ignore what ubottu said
[07:36] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: it was an error
[07:36] <ThePassingShadow> selig5: The problem is that it doesn't go into the proper position then
[07:36] <Jaden007mi5> kk
[07:36] <ThePassingShadow> I'll screenshot
[07:37] <selig5> ThePassingShadow: make sure you have the 'Expand' option selected, that might help...
[07:37] <khelvan> Hello, is there an easy way to tell Ubuntu to use a particular application as default by file extension? For instance, to tell it to use VLC for .wmv files rather than defaulting to Mplayer?
[07:37] <sedomg> istarnes: todos did not seem to help on the document.
[07:37] <jongbergs> lstarnes: thanks again for the tip
[07:37] <doyouknowmatt> movieplayer keeps on cutting out on 2 totally independent stations ive listened to for years on a regular business. It takes a long time to start and says that its buffering when it cuts back in, it takes like 15 seconds.  It takes a long time to start and says that its buffering when it cuts back in, it takes like 15 seconds. Could anyone help?
[07:38] <fulat2k> anyone here using moblock?
[07:38] <sedomg> it doesnt have carriage returns.  I have a bunch of text \r i am trying to convert into carriage returns.
[07:38] <Jaden007mi5> do you have any clue whats wrong with it
[07:39] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: pastebin the output of amixer
[07:39] <Jaden007mi5> i went into the sound settings and tryed all the input devices
[07:39] <Ubuntu-Beginner> Hello! anyone speak Indonesian here?
[07:39] <lstarnes> sedomg: oh
[07:39] <lstarnes> sedomg: sorry, I misunderstood
[07:39] <Jaden007mi5> how do i do that. i havent been on linux in a while and was not that good at it before
[07:39] <melik> anyone here use terminator?
[07:39] <lstarnes> sedomg: try sed file.txt "s,\\\\r,\\r,g"
[07:40] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: terminal
[07:40] <Jaden007mi5> yeah
[07:40] <Jaden007mi5> i know that part
[07:40] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: type amixer
[07:40] <Jaden007mi5> kk
[07:40] <GamerKnight> is there a way to run check disk (chkdsk) from within ubuntu
[07:40] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: copy the output
[07:40] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: paste it to http://paste.ubuntu.com
[07:40] <Jaden007mi5> i did
[07:40] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: what's the link to the post?
[07:41] <ThePassingShadow> selig5, I think the problem is that my monitor isn't properly set to default
[07:41] <doyouknowmatt> fulat2k: if you get moblock to work on ubuntu, could you email me?
[07:41] <Jaden007mi5> istarnes: u mean this
[07:41] <Jaden007mi5> http://paste.ubuntu.com/330879/
[07:41] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: yes, thanks
[07:41] <wrapster> top |head 10 >output_file
[07:42] <wrapster> and open output_file.. I see a lot of junk along with the data... I know thats coz of visual differencees
[07:42] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: that looks like your mixer settings aren't the issue
[07:42] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: I'll see if I can find any bug reports related to that model of sound card in 9.10
[07:42] <wrapster> is there a way i can generate top output wich is fit enough to be written to a file?
[07:42] <ThePassingShadow> Anyone know how to set a default monitor ?
[07:42] <Jaden007mi5> okay. idk if this helps but it worked in 8.10. and not in 9.04 or right now in 9.10
[07:43] <sedomg> istarnes: That almost worked.  I am using vim (since it doesnt freeze on my large text file) and now they are all replaced with ^M.
[07:43] <lstarnes> sedomg: that is correct.  Save the file and exit
[07:43] <lstarnes> sedomg: vim displays a carriage return as ^M in blue
[07:44] <doyouknowmatt> movieplayer keeps on cutting out on 2 totally independent stations ive listened to for years on a regular basis. It takes a long time to start and says that its buffering when it cuts back in, it takes like 15 seconds. Could anyone help?
[07:45] <Jaden007mi5> theres only 2 problems i've seen so far. the sound and some flash problems like cant click pause button on youtube but can hit space to pause
[07:45] <doyouknowmatt> it can totally ruin what im listening to
[07:45] <noob> hai all.
[07:46] <ThePassingShadow> Anyone good with displays ?
[07:46] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: can you pastebin the output of aplay -l ?
[07:46] <noob> am ... have problemo
[07:46] <ThePassingShadow> ...:<
[07:47] <noob> am install ubuntu 9.10 on ibm t40, and am can't used wifi
[07:47] <noob> my wlan card is cisco aironet
[07:47] <khelvan> Nevermind - to anyone who is wondering, to tell Ubuntu to open a file with a different default application, just open Nautilus, right-click on the file, choose Properties, and choose the Open With tab.
[07:48] <Jaden007mi5> http://paste.ubuntu.com/330886/
[07:48] <sedomg> istarnes: maybe I used the wrong phrase then.  I am looking to insert a new line inplace.
[07:48] <lstarnes> sedomg: not a carriage return?
[07:48] <ThePassingShadow> noob: You need the driver
[07:48] <khelvan> What do I need to do to play videos in Ubuntu that use the wmal audio codec?
[07:48] <noob> can you, say step by step for fix my problemo
[07:49] <laurus> Anyone here use PCSX?
[07:49] <ThePassingShadow> I'm not good enough yet
[07:49] <noob> am gone strase for fix it
[07:49] <sedomg> istarnes: yeah, because the entire document is on one line and it is almost impossible to view.
[07:49] <nomad77> sedomg: try ctrl+c to toggle insert mode
[07:49] <noob> what you can do just talk to me
[07:49] <lstarnes> sedomg: try sed "s,\\r,\\n,g" file.txt
[07:50] <ThePassingShadow> Go to Cisco's website
[07:50] <ThePassingShadow> (noob)
[07:50] <noob> yes
[07:50] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: I'm still looking for a possible fix
[07:50] <ThePassingShadow> And look for your WLAN card's model
[07:50] <noob> am done do it
[07:50] <Jaden007mi5> okay. thanks for ur time
[07:50] <wrapster> can anyone help me with it, pls?
[07:50] <ThePassingShadow> And for the Linux distribution
[07:51] <noob> wlan is Cisco Aironet MPI350
[07:51] <wrapster> is there a way i can generate the o/p of top worthy of being wrttin to a file?
[07:51] <sedomg> istarnes: That worked perfectly.  Thank you, I really appreciate your help.
[07:51] <noob> am have some link, but am still don't know
[07:51] <ThePassingShadow> I don't know
[07:51] <ThePassingShadow> :<
[07:52] <noob> this link am found : http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/airo-wpa/trunk/
[07:52] <noob> can you say to me how to test it,. with step by step
[07:52] <ThePassingShadow> I don't know what those files are
[07:53] <noob> try to open it
[07:53] <noob> maybe you can help me brotha
[07:53] <nomad77>  net-split i guess
[07:54] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: try this: open /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base or /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf (whichever exists) then add this line: options snd-hda-intel model=gateway
[07:55] <ThePassingShadow> Sighh
[07:55] <ThePassingShadow> NO one can help
[07:55] <ThePassingShadow> Me or you
[07:55] <khelvan> noob - Where are you from? You might have better luck in one of the local support areas
[07:55] <noob> am from indonesia, but my local support like fuckpople
[07:56] <lstarnes> ThePassingShadow: you just have to be patient.  If nobody has answered your question yet, try asking it again.  It is also possible that your question is somewhat uncommon so it won't be as easily answered
[07:56] <noob> not like this channel
[07:56] <Jaden007mi5> istarned im trying to get it to open in terminal>/
[07:57] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: sudo nano filename
[07:57] <Jaden007mi5> i did sudo nane /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[07:57] <Jaden007mi5> i will paste it on the site
[07:57] <noob> oke jaden am will do
[07:57] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: you don't need to paste the file.  just add "options snd-hda-intel model=gateway" to the end
[07:58] <Jaden007mi5> will that fix it
[07:58] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: I don't know
[07:58] <Jaden007mi5> i pasted it in but how do i save it to exit out
[07:58] <khelvan> noob, try this link: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=826233&highlight=aironet
[07:58] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: but it is the solution that is most likely to work
[07:58] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: ctrl+x
[07:59] <dragon> I'm looking for a tool to run disk sector check on a HDD.
[07:59] <noob> http://paste.ubuntu.com/330890/
[07:59] <Jaden007mi5> okay it saved now what
[07:59] <dragon> Basically, I booted using a LiveUSB on a computer with bad disk.
[07:59] <noob> oke khelvan, am will open that
[07:59] <msleather> is there any effort to get clear to work with ubuntu? wwan i mean.
[07:59] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: try sudo modprobe -r snd-hda-intel, then use sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel
[08:00] <msleather> clear is cheaper than the other carriers
[08:00] <msleather> by 30 dollars
[08:00] <noob> Jaden007mi5 :http://paste.ubuntu.com/330890/
[08:00] <lstarnes> noob: I don't think he needed a copy of that file from you
[08:00] <Jaden007mi5> im doing the sudo thing first hold on
[08:01] <noob> lstarnes : what mean
[08:01] <doyouknowmatt> movieplayer keeps on cutting out on 2 totally independent stations ive listened to for years on a regular basis. It takes a long time to start and says that its buffering when it cuts back in, it takes like 15 seconds. It almost ruins what I'm listening to. Also, when im listening to music, it no longer displays what song is playing and who the artist is. Could anyone help?
[08:01] <noob> http://paste.ubuntu.com/330890/
[08:01] <noob> http://paste.ubuntu.com/330890/
[08:02] <Jaden007mi5> kk i did it it said FATAL: Module snd_hda_intel is in use.
[08:02] <Jaden007mi5> on the first sudo and said nothing on the second
[08:02] <noob> lstarnets : http://paste.ubuntu.com/330890/
[08:02] <Jaden007mi5> i opened up the link u send me. what do you want me to do with that
[08:02] <lstarnes> noob: I see it but I don't know what to do with it
[08:02] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: just ignore it for now
[08:02] <GodfatherofEire> Is there any way to make an application persistent, so that if it gets closed out it starts up again (specifically gnome-do)
[08:03] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: hold on
[08:03] <Jaden007mi5> Istarnes:okay
[08:03] <noob> lstarnes : am used sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf
[08:03] <noob>  that form Jaden007mi5
[08:03] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: try rebooting.  let me know if it works
[08:03] <Jaden007mi5> kk
[08:04] <noob> lstarnes : my problem is mi wifi cannot detact on my ibm t40
[08:04] <lstarnes> noob: I don't think that will help with your wifi problem
[08:04] <NeoCicak> does anyone know what canonical has done to 9.10 that makes the boot time takes __significantly__ longer than 9.04? i've just installed 9.04 inside virtualbox on a 9.10... and the boottime difference is so obvious
[08:04] <doyouknowmatt> movieplayer keeps on cutting out on 2 totally independent stations ive listened to for years on a regular basis. It takes a long time to start and says that its buffering when it cuts back in, it takes like 15 seconds. It almost ruins what I'm listening to. Also, when im listening to music, it no longer displays what song is playing and who the artist is. Could anyone help?
[08:04] <khelvan> noob, lstarnes was not talking to you when he wanted Jaden to open alsa-base.conf
[08:04] <lstarnes> noob: I am sorry but I do not know how to fix your problem.  Someone else might know
[08:04] <Jack_Ryan> please help me!
[08:05] <sumodumo> for?
[08:05] <selig5> doyouknowmatt: you might want to try mplayer...
[08:05] <Jack_Ryan> my computer just turned into ther terminal
[08:05] <noob> lstarnes : that's oke, am have all problem
[08:05] <Jack_Ryan> I pressed ctrl+alt+F2
[08:05] <Jack_Ryan> no idea how to get out
[08:05] <noob> khelvan : what mean
[08:05] <lstarnes> Jack_Ryan: try ctrl+alt+f7
[08:06] <NeoCicak> am i the only one who regrets my upgrade to 9.10? i felt that 9.10 is a complete failure
[08:06] <om26er> !test
[08:06] <khelvan> noob - alsa-base.conf has to do with sound, not wifi networking. He was helping someone else, so you don't need to open that file. Follow the link I sent you, it should help you, before you try anything else.
[08:06] <Jack_Ryan> that returned me to the plasmanoid desktop, but it is completely black
[08:06] <sumodumo> i like 9.1
[08:06] <om26er> NeoCicak: then don't upgrade clean install
[08:06] <NeoCicak> om26er: that is not always practical
[08:06] <alex87> hey guys, after putting my computer to sleep the tuner card doesn't work until a reboot. can i restart just the device without restarting the whole computer?
[08:07] <om26er> NeoCicak: then don't upgrade
[08:07] <Jack_Ryan> I'm on Kubuntu btw,
[08:07] <zain> ello-test
[08:07] <NeoCicak> om26er: i've been using ubuntu since 5.x ... and always did dist upgrade... and everything had always been working ok
[08:07]  * Jack_Ryan has both
[08:07] <NeoCicak> om26er: i dont think you are answering the question :P
[08:07] <om26er> NeoCicak: OMG! so
[08:07] <Jack_Ryan> I have acces to several ttyl things
[08:07] <Jack_Ryan> tty*
[08:07] <Jack_Ryan> which I', not sure what are
[08:07] <Jack_Ryan> terminals
[08:08] <Jack_Ryan> I have irssi running
[08:08] <sumodumo> xchat
[08:08] <om26er> NeoCicak: you have been using ubuntu for so long and still you don't know how to get it working....
[08:08] <Jack_Ryan> my computer looks like the commador computer screens
[08:08] <GodfatherofEire> Is there any way to make an application persistent, so that if it gets closed out it starts up again (specifically gnome-do)
[08:08] <Jaden007mi5> back
[08:09] <maco> Jack_Ryan: ctrl+alt+f7
[08:09] <Jaden007mi5> i stuck my logitech g35 in and changed the output to it really quick and it worked. but my laptop speakers wont work
[08:09] <Jack_Ryan> tried that
[08:09] <Jack_Ryan> I pressed ctrl+alt+F2
[08:09] <Jack_Ryan> that returned me to the plasmanoid desktop, but it is completely black
[08:09] <Jack_Ryan> F7*
[08:10] <Jack_Ryan> I need to kill the plasmanoid desktop, but I don't know which process it is
[08:10] <selig5> GodfatherofEire: system-->preferences-->startup applications
[08:10] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: I'm not sure what would be causing that
[08:10] <noob> hai am back
[08:10] <GodfatherofEire> Also: a) why do I get a kernel panic after killing something from the console, and switching back to X?, and b) anybody know why ctrl alt esc was cut?
[08:10] <maco> Jack_Ryan: to restart it "pkill plasmoid-desktop && nohup plasmoid-desktop &"
[08:10] <Jaden007mi5> my play and pause button works now
[08:10] <maco> Jack_Ryan: note thats its plasmoid not plasmanoid
[08:10] <noob> how to install linksys usbb54g on ubuntu
[08:11] <moymoy> GodfatherofEire: make a script, in it, put "#!/bin/bash" and the next line "gnome-do; $0" save it, turn it into an executable and use that script to launch gnome-do
[08:11] <Jack_Ryan> k
[08:11] <maco> Jack_Ryan: actually i think th process is plasma-desktop
[08:11] <noob> how to install linksys usbb54g on ubuntu 9.10 on ibm t40 i mean
[08:11] <om26er> noob: you plugged it in and its not working?
[08:11] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: there might be a bios setting related to it, but I'm not sure
[08:11] <GodfatherofEire> moymoy, thanks
[08:11] <noob> not
[08:11] <noob> not working om26er
[08:11] <Jaden007mi5> Istarnes:  what profile for the selected device should i be on
[08:12] <lstarnes> Jaden007mi5: I'm not sure
[08:12] <Jack_Ryan> can you repeat that command?
[08:12] <GodfatherofEire> but, yeah, anybody know why they cut ctrl alt esc?
[08:12] <Jack_Ryan> I'm stuck in Irssi, so I have to write it down
[08:12] <Jack_Ryan> can
[08:12] <Jack_Ryan> t scroll
[08:12] <om26er> noob: plug it and reboot and then see if hardware drivers is proposing to installany properietry driver
[08:12] <noob> my linuxs so many problemo. 1. wifi usb can't used 2. my music can't play well have error Resource not found.
[08:12] <lstarnes> GodfatherofEire: ctrl+alt+esc?
[08:12] <maco> Jack_Ryan: pgup and pgdn to scroll
[08:13] <alex87> anyone know how i can reboot my v4l device?
[08:13] <noob> Resource not found. < on rmxbox
[08:13] <noob> how to fix it
[08:13] <Jaden007mi5> istarnes: well after i get my sound to work out of my laptop i wanna see if i can get alll 7 to 1 speakers to work in the logitech g35
[08:13] <Jack_Ryan> thanks
[08:13] <noob> Resource not found. if i play music with .mp3
[08:13] <GodfatherofEire> lstarnes yeah, not sure when it last worked, I know it did in 8.04, and I'm pretty sure about 8.10. 9.04 I dont think so though
[08:13] <lstarnes> GodfatherofEire: don't you mean ctrl+alt+backspace?
[08:13] <Jack_Ryan> trying
[08:14] <GodfatherofEire> Istarnes, yeah
[08:14] <lstarnes> GodfatherofEire: I think that was an upstream change by Xorg's developers
[08:15] <lstarnes> GodfatherofEire: probably something about people hitting it accidentally
[08:15] <maco> GodfatherofEire: its configurable. upstream turned it off by default
[08:15] <lstarnes> GodfatherofEire: it can be reenabled
[08:15] <maco> GodfatherofEire: lstarnes is right on the reasoning
[08:15] <GodfatherofEire> Alright, I'll just go and re-enable it then
[08:15] <Jack_Ryan> ok
[08:15] <GodfatherofEire> As for a kernel panic on returning to X, I got nothin
[08:15] <Jack_Ryan> didn't work
[08:16] <Jack_Ryan> I got this:
[08:16] <g-code> which is the best type of disk to make a live CD?
[08:16] <Jack_Ryan> [1] 884
[08:16] <Jack_Ryan> 8846
[08:16] <Jaden007mi5> im so lost now
[08:16] <om26er> noob: did you installed the audio codecs?
[08:16] <Jack_Ryan> is there a specific tty I should do this in?
[08:17] <wubuntu> Silly question..
[08:17] <sumodumo> yea silly
[08:17] <dragon> !dontzap | GodfatherofEire
[08:17] <wubuntu> But is there a way to get multiple wallpapers on dual desktops ?
[08:17] <SmileDay> Hello.
[08:17] <sumodumo> ummmmmm what?
[08:17] <wubuntu> dual displays*
[08:17] <wubuntu> Sorry
[08:17] <dragon> !sysrq | GodfatherofEire
[08:17] <GamerKnight> hey people. is there anway i can fix this error in linux "Cluster accounting failed at 11573 (0x2d35): extra cluster in $Bitmap"
[08:17] <om26er> !hello | sumodumo
[08:17] <GodfatherofEire> wubuntu, there is, but I cant think of what that is
[08:17] <wubuntu> T_T
[08:18] <GodfatherofEire> dragon, kernel panic, sysrq is useless
[08:18] <GamerKnight> its on an NTFS partition and i do not have chkdsk
[08:18] <dragon> GodfatherofEire, right. I don't think Ctrl+Alt+Bksp thingy will work in that case either.
[08:18] <SmileDay> can not find my moniter info on ubuntu. how can i?
[08:18] <Jack_Ryan> is there a way to screen a web browser or something similar into terminal?
[08:19] <Jack_Ryan> or a way to access ther ubuntu forums?
[08:19] <lonejack> hi, does sombody know how can I remove menù setup and allow the system to rewrite it by the default? My problem is that actually under menu appllication->internet itisn't shown firefox. Thx
[08:19] <GodfatherofEire> dragon, yeah, different problem though (the kernel panic one was with killing procs, the other with starting/stopping compiz)
[08:19] <Random832> lonejack, you using gnome?
[08:19] <GodfatherofEire> Well, killing them from the command line
[08:19] <Jack_Ryan> by the way this is KDE
[08:19] <lonejack> Random832, yes
[08:19] <Jack_Ryan> but I've got GNOME running under
[08:19] <maco> Jack_Ryan: w3m
[08:20] <maco> Jack_Ryan: by the way, #kubuntu exists
[08:20] <Jack_Ryan> oh
[08:20] <Jack_Ryan> sorry
[08:20] <om26er> !enter | Jack_Ryan
[08:20] <AuToMaTiC> Can anyone assist me in my installing Ubuntu issue? http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/4893/issue.png
[08:20] <Random832> lonejack, rm -r ~/.config/menus
[08:20] <maco> Jack_Ryan: im in there too but its a bit quieter there than here (i also use kubuntu)
[08:20] <lonejack> Random832, thank you
[08:21] <Random832> or move it to somewhere else if you want a backup
[08:21] <wubuntu> Anyone else happen to know a way to get different wallpapers in dual monitors ?
[08:21] <lonejack> Random832, I did it. Now is lost. thank you, I restart the machine, bye
[08:21] <AuToMaTiC> Can anyone assist me in my installing Ubuntu issue? http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/4893/issue.png
[08:21] <Zabbadahu> Hello, I am having some installation problems. I was trying to install from a disk of the latest freshly downloaded version of ubuntu. Windows is installed currently and I want to wipe it out. I booted from the disk and ran the installer but when I got to the partition screen the HDD does not display it is only an 80GB SATA
[08:21] <GodfatherofEire> !patience
[08:22] <om26er> !repeat | AuToMaTiC
[08:22] <AuToMaTiC> what?
[08:22] <AuToMaTiC> See above where?
[08:22] <sumodumo> yea
[08:22] <freku> it means dont spam the channel
[08:22] <om26er> AuToMaTiC: trying 64-bit?
[08:23] <AuToMaTiC> i dont believe so
[08:23] <Random832> lonejack: you idn't have to restart - you can even just wait a few seconds usually, or go into the menu edit window and it'll refresh to the system default
[08:23] <Random832> oh he's gone
[08:23] <AuToMaTiC> could that be the problem?
[08:23] <SmileDay> Question. can't my moniter info on ubuntu. How do I?
[08:23] <om26er> AuToMaTiC: it might be your system don't support 64-bit.?
[08:23] <Random832> SmileDay, Your question isn't clear - what are you trying to do with monitor info?
[08:23]  * om26er don't know actually the cause
[08:24] <AuToMaTiC> it might not i usually use 32 bit but
[08:24] <GodfatherofEire> AuToMaTiC: try installing it outside windows
[08:24] <AuToMaTiC> ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso
[08:24] <Hexy> Hey :) I've got a bit of an annoying issue that'd be great if someone could help with :). I installed ubuntu 9.04 on a friends computer, he tried to install a windows 7 dualboot on a seperate hdd on the same machine... so the windows bootloader overwrote grub. And I've popped in a livecd and tried to fix it, but I can't seem to do it properly.. anyone know how to fix this?
[08:24] <AuToMaTiC> i did
[08:24] <GodfatherofEire> wubuntu: try the "drapes" package
[08:24] <AuToMaTiC> thats just a screen shot
[08:24] <AuToMaTiC> cause i made a video
[08:25] <wubuntu> Thanks GodfatherofEire
[08:25] <wubuntu> Trying now
[08:25] <AuToMaTiC> is ubuntu-9.10-desktop-i386.iso a 64 bit file?
[08:25] <om26er> AuToMaTiC: no 32-bit
[08:25] <AuToMaTiC> thats the one im currently using
[08:25] <om26er> !md5 | AuToMaTiC
[08:26] <MenZa> !grub2 | Hexy
[08:26] <GodfatherofEire> wubuntu: its supposed to be used to change wallpapers at given intervals, but I think that does multimonitor
[08:26] <MenZa> Hexy: There are instructions on how to recover GRUB there :)
[08:26] <g-code> g2g
[08:26] <Hexy> Ahh, it's 9.04, not 9.10
[08:26] <wubuntu> I can't find where it does
[08:26] <wubuntu> If it does
[08:26] <wubuntu> Yeah, I don't think so, sadly
[08:26] <Hexy> MenZa, sorry, should've clarified that it was 9.04.
[08:27] <MenZa> Hexy: Ah
[08:27] <MenZa> !grub | Hexy
[08:27] <AuToMaTiC> om26 its the right file
[08:27] <MenZa> Hexy: There you go ;)
[08:28] <Hexy> yeah, I looked at those.. they didn't work.
[08:28] <AuToMaTiC> do you know what the problem could be?
[08:28] <GodfatherofEire> wubuntu, looks like compiz could support it
[08:28] <wubuntu> How do I install compiz ?
[08:28] <AuToMaTiC> godfather have you seen this before? http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/4893/issue.png
[08:28] <|_ocke> any nerds up for a challenge?
[08:28] <soreau> wubuntu: Its already installed
[08:29] <wubuntu> soreau: That's what I thought
[08:29] <Hexy> what kinda challenge :)
[08:29] <om26er> AuToMaTiC: which system are you using.
[08:29] <soreau> wubuntu: You probably will want to install ccsm to configure it though
[08:29] <om26er> AuToMaTiC: processor
[08:29] <|_ocke> Hexy, i really want to find a really underground metal band
[08:29] <wubuntu> Is that a package ?
[08:29] <AuToMaTiC> Windows 7 but im installing out of windows
[08:29] <Hexy> hmm
[08:29] <|_ocke> Hexy, i had an album by them like 8 or nine years ago
[08:29] <AuToMaTiC> Intel Quad core 2.83
[08:29] <om26er> !ot | |_ocke
[08:29] <Hexy> okay,
[08:29] <AuToMaTiC> GHZ
[08:29] <SpacePigeon> is there a folder that has links to the current theme's icons?
[08:29] <|_ocke> i had only a 64kbps mp3 set
[08:29] <|_ocke> i'm not trying to find the mp3s
[08:30] <AuToMaTiC> 4 gigs of ram
[08:30] <|_ocke> im trying to find the band name
[08:30] <soreau> wubuntu: The only way to get different wallpapers on each viewport means you will lose your desktop icons
[08:30] <Hexy> |_ocke, PM
[08:30] <GodfatherofEire> AuToMaTiC, so you say you've tried booting straight to the hardware, not doing virtualization?
[08:30] <AuToMaTiC> your saying through the bios correct?
[08:30] <wubuntu> soreau: That's a shame. But I guess it's worth it
[08:30] <wubuntu> The only desktop icon I have is my Bin
[08:30] <GodfatherofEire> wubuntu soreau, I remember something where I got diff wallpapers on diff workspaces, with everything still there
[08:31] <wubuntu> Hmm
[08:31] <soreau> wubuntu: IMHO, it makes for a cleaner looking desktop and of course the Desktop  directory remains in tact
[08:31] <AuToMaTiC> like i set my disk drive as the primary boot device
[08:31] <wubuntu> soreau: How do you set it up that way in the first place ?
[08:31] <AuToMaTiC> and ive tried it like that
[08:31] <soreau> GodfatherofEire: That was a hack of long ago, no longer possible
[08:31] <AuToMaTiC> ive tried it where i install it on windows
[08:31] <AuToMaTiC> and have both choices and it fails there
[08:31] <wubuntu> GodfatherofEire: I wish you remembered
[08:31] <AuToMaTiC> its all ways http://img209.imageshack.us/img209/4893/issue.png to
[08:31] <metalwolf_> im trying to figure out a problem with my ubuntu install
[08:31] <GodfatherofEire> AuToMaTiC, or just use the bootmenu
[08:31] <SpacePigeon> in other words, where do applications look for icons?
[08:32] <metalwolf_> i cant get my bluetooth headset to work right
[08:32] <GodfatherofEire> soreau, like, on 8.10?
[08:32] <AuToMaTiC> I have tried throught the bootmenu
[08:32] <GodfatherofEire> just want to make sure were thinking of the same one
[08:32] <soreau> wubuntu: You will have to disable nautilus show desktop, be sure you are running compiz then set the wallpapers in ccsm>Wallpaper plugin
[08:32] <soreau> GodfatherofEire: Somethin like that
[08:32] <Hexy> :| I Need to get rid of some hardware.
[08:33] <wubuntu> There's no other way ?
[08:33] <soreau> wubuntu: Not to my knowledge
[08:33] <wubuntu> That's a shame.
[08:33] <soreau> Hexy: Send it to mw
[08:33] <soreau> me*
[08:33] <Hexy> soreau, you don't want this.
[08:34] <soreau> unless its more than eight years old
[08:34] <Hexy> most of it is old... 300-800Mhz boxes I can't bare to part with...
[08:34] <Hexy> http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o7/Hexbomber/DSCF1285.jpg
[08:34] <Hexy> they make great headless linux servers...
[08:34] <Zabbadahu> Any idea on what could cause a hard drive to not display when trying to install after booting from the disk
[08:34] <soreau> Hexy: Damn! xD
[08:34] <Hexy> lol
[08:35] <maco> soreau: i dont think the D word is ok here
[08:36] <soreau> maco: Probably not, but what can they do.  I do 99% support, 0.9% BSing and 0.1% other
[08:37] <maco> soreau: ok. im just trying to tell you that child-friendly language is a rule here
[08:38] <selig5> Hexy: nice compaq deskpro...
[08:38] <soreau> maco: I'm well aware of the rules and I bend them sometimes
[08:39] <mattcen> Hey all, I believe there's a meta-package that depends on proprietary drivers etc (such as gstreamer-ugly etc), but don't know its name. Does anybody else know?
[08:39] <maco> mattcen: ubuntu-retricted-extras ?
[08:39] <mattcen> maco: That sounds like it...
[08:40] <idefine> if I create a Private folder (encrypted with ecryptfs) why does root have the authority to get to my files by just issuing an su username. Is there a way to prevent this?
[08:40] <maco> mattcen: (gstreamer is codecs not drivers, by the way...drivers would be for like making your graphics card work at all)
[08:40] <maco> idefine: because logging in is what unlocks your directory
[08:40] <mattcen> maco: Yes, sorry, that was a typo; I was in the 'driver' mindset because I just installed the Nvidia driver :P. That's the package I was looking for. Thanks a lot, you just saved me much fruitless googling :P
[08:41] <idefine> maco: right, how can I stop that?
[08:41] <Rodensky> Hello :) I'm trying to use Kopete but it won't connect to my WLM account (it connects to an @hotmail.com account, but not to @live.com)
[08:41] <maco> idefine: i dont think you can except to put your directory on a separate partition encrypted with lvm...maybe?
[08:42] <topo> hi, Im having trouble with nautilus connecting to windows share
[08:42] <Rodensky> it uses the same server and port as pidgin (messenger.hotmail.com 1863) but doesn't connect...
[08:42] <topo> it keeps asking for the password but im sure theres is no password for that share
[08:43] <GodfatherofEire> soreau, wallpapoz, thats what i was thinkin of
[08:43] <jeffjeffdejeff> i have a lot of files in my photos folder that have -1.jpg as their file names (as they are duplicates).  how do i use the rm command to specify the deletion of these files?
[08:44] <Zabbadahu> any suggestions on a course of action to get the hard drive to register to install to it... I was thinking a hammer may help me
[08:44] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: rm -- -*.jpg
[08:45] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: the -- tells 'rm' that whatever follows *isn't* an argument, but a literal hyphen
[08:45] <maco> jeffjeffdejeff: rm *-1.jpg
[08:46] <maco> jeffjeffdejeff: mattcen's version would delete all files that start with - and end in .jpg ....which isnt what you asked for
[08:47] <|_ocke> hey
[08:47] <Rodensky> I'm trying to use Kopete but it won't connect to my WLM account (it connects to a @hotmail.com account, but not to a @live.com). It uses the same server and port as Pidgin (messenger.hotmail.com 1863) but doesn't connect (unlike pidgin that does)... How can I solve this and connect to my @live.com account with Kopete?
[08:47] <jeffjeffdejeff> maco: so your version would delete files that end in "-1.jpg"?
[08:47] <|_ocke> anyone want a challenge?
[08:47] <mattcen> Ah yes, sorry, I misinterpreted the statement as having -1.jpg -2.jpg etc
[08:47] <|_ocke> i need to find a band name
[08:47] <maco> jeffjeffdejeff: yes, thats what you asked for, isnt it?
[08:47] <jeffjeffdejeff> indeed it is. :)
[08:48]  * mattcen has tried to overcomplicate the problem again :P
[08:48] <maco> mattcen: that still wouldve required *-*.jpg and then every file with a - ending in .jpg would be gone. youd want to limit it to *-[0-9].jpg i think
[08:48] <mattcen> Yep, that makes sense
[08:50] <jeffjeffdejeff> that's great chaps.  thanks a lot. that seems to have worked in the folder i know i have lots of duplicates in.  how do i now go about identifying where else i might have files that end in -1.jpg?
[08:51] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: find / -name '*-1.jpg'
[08:51] <mattcen> Where '/' can be any directory to search inside, but of course searches the root directory as it is.
[08:51] <mpontillo> jeffjeffdejeff: try "locate *-1.jpg"
[08:51] <v_v> hello. i installed ubuntu. then installed kde and lots of kde apps. now i am back to gnome. but it still shows kubuntu when starting the computer. the it takes more time to boot up. how to configure it?
[08:52] <EMKO> anyone know how to setup ubuntu so it auto reconnects to a wireless connection? currently everytime i change anything in my router that causes the routers wireless to restart the ubuntu computer wont auto reconnect
[08:52] <jeffjeffdejeff> thanks matcen. that worked.  is there now a quick way to rm the files that it just found?
[08:53] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: Yep
[08:53] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: find / -name '*-1.jpg' -exec rm {} \;
[08:53] <jeffjeffdejeff> wow.
[08:53] <mattcen> the pair of braces represents the file you've just found, and you need the \; to say "this is the end of what I'm executing as part of find.
[08:53] <mattcen> Just make sure you don't have any files you *don't* want to delete before doing that
[08:54] <v_v> 2ok. a simple question. how to remove all kde ?
[08:54] <jeffjeffdejeff> so that kind of links the first command with the second and tells it to get rid of?
[08:55] <ardchoille> jeffjeffdejeff: it's a "seek and destroy" mission :)
[08:55] <mattcen> you could look at it that way I suppose; the first command displays the files, the second command finds them, but doesn't display them. Instead it does whatever you tell it to in the '-exec'
[08:56] <teolicy> Hi. Which recursive web site downloader can you recommend with Ubuntu? (similar to Teleport Pro for Windows)
[08:56] <shiki-> uhm
[08:56] <shiki-> where can I ask help from a dev?
[08:56] <shiki-> #ubuntu-devel is NOT for that reason... sadly. so..any idea?
[08:56] <ardchoille> That command is missing a pipe anyway, isn't it?
[08:56] <mattcen> teolicy: you can potentially use 'wget'
[08:56] <mattcen> ardchoille: Which command?
[08:56] <maco> shiki-: why do you need help from a developer as opposed to from anyone else who knows what theyre doing?
[08:57] <ardchoille> that find and -exec
[08:57] <shiki-> well maco.. >> well... when someone will be here: I get an error when I try to prepare a package for PPA upload. I got some PPA aldy, but I cant figure this error out. It gives : "debuild: fatal error at line 1334: \ dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -d -us -uc -S -sa failed" when I use the "debuild -S -sa" command.
[08:57] <teolicy> mattcen, wget -r is too bare bones for me; it will not modify HTML as necessary to make the downloaded material easily browsable offline.
[08:57] <shiki-> I just need some hint where to start ..where to find that line 1334..which line? which file? where?
[08:57] <ardchoille> never mind, my bad
[08:57] <mattcen> ardchoille: No. The entire process is done within find; find calls rm itself, it doesn't print the file names to stdout and then pass them to exec
[08:57] <jeffjeffdejeff> hmmm.  i got "find: missing argument to `-exec'" as a result
[08:57] <mattcen> s/exec/rm/
[08:57] <mattcen> Well that's interesting...
[08:58] <maco> shiki-: just as a test does normal "debuild -S" work?
[08:58] <shiki-> maco: sadly, nope
[08:58] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: You had the \; at the end?
[08:58] <ardchoille> mattcen: yeah, -exec is an option of find, forgot about that
[08:58] <maco> shiki-: ok
[08:58] <shiki-> but found some hint now.. trying them
[08:58] <jeffjeffdejeff> yup
[08:59] <mattcen> teolicy: There's another option to wget that should do that... I'll see if I can find it
[08:59] <maco> shiki-: line 1334 of the debuild script, id guess
[08:59] <Witch-King-VT> can you tell me a program to convert dvd to avi or mpeg or something like this
[08:59] <AuToMaTiC> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=036PkhVBzwA Can you guys help me out
[08:59] <shiki-> Witch-King-VT: dvdrip / avidemux?
[08:59] <Zabbadahu> #ubuntu-beginners-help
[08:59] <wademurray> Witch-King-VT: Handbrake
[09:00] <maco> shiki-: what is it you're packaging? something not yet in ubuntu?
[09:00] <Zabbadahu> sorry wrong window
[09:00] <shiki-> maco: yepp
[09:00] <mattcen> teolicy: wget -k. After the download is complete, convert the links in the document  to make them suitable for local viewing.
[09:00] <shiki-> maco:  MediaInfo. Maybe you heard about it
[09:00] <v_v> hello. how to remove kde clean
[09:00] <teolicy> mattcen, aye, cheers.
[09:00] <maco> shiki-: do you intend to submit it to revu to get it added to ubuntu 10.04's repos?
[09:00] <AuToMaTiC> Can any of you guys help me out?? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=036PkhVBzwA
[09:00] <shiki-> maco:  "revu"?
[09:00] <maco> !revu | shiki-
[09:01] <jongbergs> !help | AuToMaTiC
[09:01] <shiki-> maybe..
[09:01] <maco> shiki-: if you package something and upload it there, it gets checked over and added to universe or multiverse
[09:01] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: Well that's got me stumped. There's an alternative method if you want to try it.
[09:02] <shiki-> hmm
[09:02] <jeffjeffdejeff> yes please.
[09:02] <shiki-> "dpkg-source: error: source package has two conflicting values" ..hmm
[09:02] <maco> shiki-: wanna go to #ubuntu-motu?
[09:02] <shiki-> 'kay
[09:02] <jeffjeffdejeff> uname@uname-desktop:~/Photos$ find /home/uname/Photos -name '*-1.jpg' -exec rm{}\;
[09:02] <jeffjeffdejeff> is what i did - just wanna check that's right before we try your other method
[09:02] <mattcen> Ah
[09:03] <mattcen> You need a space on either side of the {}
[09:03] <mattcen> That'll be your problem
[09:03] <naftilos76> Hi everyone, could you please give me your advice? Qemu or Virtualbox for virtualization?
[09:03] <falco_> Hey guys I need help with resuming from suspend mode. Can anyone help me?
[09:03] <jeffjeffdejeff> excellent work guys.  that's fantastic.  wish i could learn this stuff a little bit more easily.
[09:04] <teolicy> mattcen, "zsh: bus error  wget -rk http://learnyouahaskell.com/chapters". Fuck. :)
[09:04] <BlouBlou> falco_: it usually fails in ubuntu, you must shutdown PC and restart it
[09:04] <mattcen> teolicy: I'd recommend going easy on the profanities there :S...
[09:04] <cgroza> !pidgin
[09:04] <mattcen> Bus error; sounds serious.
[09:04] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: I'd recommend...
[09:04] <falco_> BlouBlou it worked fine in mint 7 which is based on 9.04, since I installed 9.10 it doesn't work properly anymore.
[09:05] <giantpune> hey i have a quick noob question.  i have a device that connects to my computer and outputs data to a /dev/tty.  i am supposed to be able to access this data that it is outputting in a terminal.  how do a tell the terminal to listen to the /dev/tty?
[09:05] <teolicy> mattcen, sorry, wasn't aware the F word is considered to harsh for #ubuntu; meant no harm.
[09:05] <cgroza> hello, pidgin does not login to yahoo...its saying AVAILABLE BUT NOTHING HAPPENS!!
[09:05] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: I'd recommend http://en.flossmanuals.net/gnulinux
[09:05] <BlouBlou> falco_: I started with 7.04, and I always had this error. I reinstalled ubuntu few times and it continues failling
[09:06] <falco_> BouBlou it worked fine in 9.04, so I want it to work in 9.10 too
[09:06] <v_v> hello. how to remove kde ? ubuntu 9.10 ....     =>=
[09:06] <mattcen> teolicy: Well I'm not 100% sure what sort of language is permitted here, so I'm recommending erring on the side of caution :)
[09:06] <BlouBlou> v_v: sudo apt-get purge kubuntu-desktop kde-core
[09:06] <cgroza> !yahoo
[09:06] <falco_> mattcen no curse words allowed, they will go insane if you do
[09:06] <falco_> lol
[09:07] <mattcen> jeffjeffdejeff: That manual contains some *great* command line help, and is available in PDF also. It starts with the extreme basics, and goes to some really cool tricks that I didn't know about, and I consider myself a command line guru
[09:07] <maco> teolicy: yeah, the F word isnt allowed here. neither is the A word, either B word, the C word, probably the D word, the S word...
[09:07] <jeffjeffdejeff> thanks very much mattcen.  i'll have a browse.  it's funny wanting to be able to do things quickly rather than clicking through the gui in windows (previous example spot on).  it's just then finding out what you need!
[09:07] <mattcen> Thanks falco_ :)
[09:08] <contempt> #back-track.de
[09:08] <noob> help me !!!!!!!!Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[09:08] <noob> Bus 001 Device 004: ID 13b1:000d Linksys WUSB54G Wireless Adapter
[09:08] <noob> Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
[09:08] <noob> Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[09:08] <noob> Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub
[09:08] <FloodBot1> noob: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:08] <mistahjc> hey i how do you force remove a program
[09:08] <AuToMaTiC> Can any of you help me out?
[09:09] <mistahjc> its not letting me delet frostwire i got rid of the songs on it it to
[09:09] <noob> how do i install usb driver linksys wusb54g v4
[09:09] <noob> on ubuntu 9.10
[09:09] <psycho_oreos> noob, what is the fcc id on the dongle?
[09:09] <noob> mean ?
[09:09] <psycho_oreos> FCC ID: XXXXXXXXXXX
[09:09] <psycho_oreos> it should be printed clearly on the device
[09:09] <noob> how command i used
[09:10] <noob> for see i
[09:10] <noob> for see it
[09:10] <psycho_oreos> no, you have to unplug it physically, then look around on the device
[09:10] <mowgli> hi. i just installed ubuntu 9.10 on my laptop. it already had windows 7 installed. how do i change the default OS to windows7 and not ubuntu?
[09:10] <noob> Coscp Linksys Wireless-G
[09:11] <switchgirl> http://paste.ubuntu.com/330922/ http://paste.ubuntu.com/330918/ in ff when playing iplayer i get a segmentation fault and ff crashes no error message please can you  help? it's in chome too and other browsers
[09:11] <falco_> mowgli update grub menu.lst
[09:11] <mattcen> mowgli: Are you using Grub as your boot loader? or did you install using Wubi?
[09:11] <mistahjc> hey do you force delet a program i need help deleting frostwire that has no songs on it
[09:11] <AuToMaTiC> mattcen can you help me out?
[09:11] <Roasted> whats the command to see what gruops a user is assigned to?
[09:11] <mowgli> mattcen what is wubi? no i download the 64 bit alternate iso
[09:11] <mattcen> AuToMaTiC: What do uoi need help with?
[09:11] <psycho_oreos> noob, I'm not asking for the brand name or the model number of the device, I'm asking for the exact FCC ID
[09:11] <MenZa> Roasted: groups <name> iirc.
[09:11] <AuToMaTiC> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=036PkhVBzwA <~~~ Is my problem
[09:11] <mattcen> mowgli: OK well it's to be assumed you are using Grub.
[09:12] <mowgli> yeah, it is grub at the boot menu
[09:12] <Roasted> menza - okay, wow, this is driving me insane
[09:12] <mowgli> i just dont know where to change the order of the OSes
[09:12] <Roasted> menza are you a permissions whiz
[09:12] <mattcen> The configuration for Grub is stored in /boot/grub/grub.cfg in Ubuntu 9.10 (it has Grub 2 as opposed to Grub 1)
[09:12] <MenZa> Roasted: perhaps, perhaps not. what's the issue?
[09:12] <mowgli> mattcen: thanks. let me check that,
[09:12] <MenZa> (brb, will read up when back)
[09:13] <noob> psycho_oreos : http://paste.ubuntu.com/330925/
[09:13] <noob> psycho_oreos : http://paste.ubuntu.com/330925/
[09:13] <BlouBlou> !repeat | noob
[09:13] <mistahjc> can anyone help me
[09:13] <BlouBlou> mistahjc: ask your question
[09:13] <mattcen> mowgli: In that file you can 'set default="1"' (or some other number) to which OS you want to boot. The numbers start with 0 for the first entry, 1 for the second, and so on.
[09:13] <Roasted> menza - I have 5 users on my system. Jason, Pam, Curt, and Tyler. The 5th is "User" whos my generic account for testing. I have 770 permissions on a folder, it is owned by jason:samba. User  IS NOT A MEMBER of "Samba", yet  User can read/write/execute in that folder. If It ake away group write access, User cannot write. This tells me User is a member of Samba - BUT HES NOTT
[09:14] <meatbun> switchgirl, do u know cisco products?
[09:14] <psycho_oreos> noob, http://spectrum.ksc.nasa.gov/fcc_id3.jpg <--- look at the one in red line
[09:14] <AuToMaTiC> mattcen did you look at it?
[09:14] <mattcen> AuToMaTiC: watching...
[09:14] <mistahjc> how do you delet a program that wont let you
[09:14] <noob> psycho_oreos : FCC ID : Q87-WUSB54GV4
[09:14] <mattcen> AuToMaTiC: Well I can't help you based on what I see there; for all I know it could be still thinking and get past it eventually
[09:15] <AuToMaTiC> oh lol
[09:15] <switchgirl> meatbun, i know of them
[09:15] <mattcen> AuToMaTiC: Hold on a sec and I'll re-read what's there
[09:15] <BlouBlou> mistahjc: sudo apt-get purge <programm>
[09:15] <mistahjc> yes i got it
[09:15] <MenZa> Roasted: hm, interesting.
[09:15] <AuToMaTiC> im pretty sure it woulda been done i have a fast processor and 4 gigs of ram lol
[09:15] <Roasted> Menza - hold on a second...
[09:15] <mattcen> AuToMaTiC: Ah sorry, it does look kinda serious... I don't know anything about those errors though...
[09:15] <meatbun> switchgirl, do u know how to config inspection rule?
[09:16] <Ablate> For dual booting with Ubuntu second, how much of a difference in speed would it be for 100-150GB in on a 250GB drive compared to at the start?
[09:16] <AuToMaTiC> oh :[
[09:16] <mistahjc> well thabks for your help anyway
[09:16] <AuToMaTiC> ty tho
[09:16] <switchgirl> meatbun, google can help you
[09:16] <mistahjc> bloublou your the man
[09:16] <AuToMaTiC> do you know where i could find help with it?
[09:16] <BlouBlou> mistahjc: and if you wanna remove porgramm librarys, etc..., try sudo apt-get autoremove <programm>
[09:16] <meatbun> switchgirl, are u a real girl?
[09:16] <MenZa> !ot | meatbun
[09:16] <mistahjc> i will
[09:16] <mattcen> AuToMaTiC: The only thing I can suggest is to google for the text you see there.
[09:16] <AuToMaTiC> oh :/
[09:17] <AuToMaTiC> Would MenZa know?
[09:17] <mistahjc> you smart guys should find a way to get itunes on ubuntu 9.10
[09:17] <Roasted> menza - yeah Im lost man
[09:17] <MenZa> AuToMaTiC: Sorry, nope.
[09:17] <mistahjc> then ubuntu would be the best
[09:17] <MenZa> mistahjc: Why don't you use Rhythmbox?
[09:17] <noob> psycho_oreos : FCC ID : Q87-WUSB54GV4
[09:17] <mistahjc> around no ne will ever take it down
[09:17] <psycho_oreos> noob, the device should be working without you needing to install extra drivers
[09:17] <Roasted> menza - jason@Area51:/media/storage$ groups user
[09:17] <Roasted> user
[09:17] <psycho_oreos> noob, I've heard you the first time with the fcc id already
[09:17] <mattcen> mistahjc: Why would we want iTunes on Ubuntu?
[09:17] <Roasted> right there, user is not a member of samba
[09:17] <Ablate> Itunes itself - could always try running through WINE.
[09:17] <psycho_oreos> noob, no need to paste it twice
[09:17] <noob> but not working on my ibm t40 am used ubuntu 9.10
[09:17] <Samuli^> Ablate, I'd wager not much, because it's the sequential readspeeds aren't that important in booting and and afaik, the access times aren't any faster in the start of the disc vs. end
[09:18] <Roasted> drwxrwx---  7 jason samba  4096 2009-11-29 04:16 test
[09:18] <Roasted> permissions of the folder he can write to
[09:18] <MenZa> Roasted: That *should* work. Has the user been a member of the group?
[09:18] <mowgli> mattcen: it doesnt allow me to save the file .. i was trying to edit it gedit. and i had done sudo gedit /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[09:18] <Roasted> menza - the user used to be a member of the group, yes.
[09:18] <MenZa> !gksu | mowgli
[09:18] <psycho_oreos> noob, paste your ifconfig into pastebin
[09:18] <Roasted> menza - since then Ive deleted the user and re-added him, and even still the problem persists.
[09:18] <MenZa> Roasted: Problem might be that you haven't logged out since then.
[09:18] <mistahjc> because do you people have ipods
[09:18] <noob> oke
[09:18] <mistahjc> i need itunes
[09:18] <MenZa> Roasted: Hm, I see.
[09:18] <Roasted> menza - oh really?
[09:18] <MenZa> mistahjc: For what?
[09:18] <mowgli> huh?
[09:18] <mattcen> Thanks for that MenZa; I wasn't sure what to say about that :P
[09:18] <Roasted> menza - I need to log out of my ubuntu sysstem?
[09:19] <MenZa> Roasted: indeed. group/permissions issues only take affect when you log in.
[09:19] <MenZa> Roasted: correct.
[09:19] <Roasted> oh, well imagine that
[09:19] <MenZa> heh
[09:19] <Roasted> menza - if this works - youre the man!
[09:19] <Roasted> trying now...
[09:19] <mattcen> mowgli: Use gksudo instead of sudo to run a graphical program.
[09:19] <mistahjc> but have to work around it by using m friends computer with a differ itunes account
[09:19] <noob> psycho_oreos : http://paste.ubuntu.com/330929/
[09:19] <noob> psycho_oreos : http://paste.ubuntu.com/330929/
[09:19] <MenZa> mistahjc: Why do you *need* iTunes?
[09:19] <noob> psycho_oreos : http://paste.ubuntu.com/330929/
[09:19] <mowgli> mattcen: that wont change anything!
[09:19] <psycho_oreos> noob, no need to paste that multiple times
[09:19] <MenZa> Please don't spam, noob.
[09:19] <psycho_oreos> noob, no need to paste that multiple times
[09:19] <mattcen> mowgli: You sure?
[09:19] <mowgli> all it does it supress what i see in the cmd window
[09:19] <noob> oke thanks
[09:19] <noob> brotha
[09:19] <mistahjc> i have an ipod with bought music on it
[09:20] <mattcen> mowgli: Do you know how to use 'vi' or 'vim'?
[09:20] <mattcen> :q
[09:20] <mowgli> yep
[09:20] <mowgli> :wq
[09:20] <mistahjc> menZa is there an alternative to it
[09:20] <mowgli> :p
[09:20] <MenZa> mistahjc: What iPod?
[09:20] <psycho_oreos> noob, wlan1 should be your device
[09:20] <ndowens> If I used the 64bit version, can I use 32bit software?
[09:20] <mattcen> oops wrong window :P
[09:20] <mowgli> ok. i will use that them
[09:20] <MenZa> isonoooooo: What iPod is it?
[09:20] <mistahjc> 3rd generation nano the square one
[09:20] <dryg> I'm getting flooded by unique IP's on port 51413, any idea what's causing this or how to stop it?
[09:20] <mattcen> mowgli: Well the way *i'd* do it is to 'sudo vim /boot/grub/grub.cfg', but then I'm a CLI addict
[09:21] <noob> am so noob can you say step by step psycho_oreos
[09:21] <MenZa> mistahjc: You're in luck. You can sync that with Rhythmbox or gtkpod.
[09:21] <MenZa> !ipod | mistahjc
[09:21] <mowgli> mattcen: ok, let me try that then. i'll keep a backup of the file.
[09:21] <psycho_oreos> noob, what do you want to do with it?
[09:21] <BlouBlou> dryg: sudo ufw enable | sudo ufw default deny
[09:21] <mattcen> mowgli: You could also use nano if you were more comfortable with it.
[09:21] <mowgli> mattcen: do i need to do anything else after editing the cfg file?
[09:21] <mowgli> no, i am fine with vim :)
[09:21] <BlouBlou> dryg: then open manually ports
[09:21] <mistahjc> :) menZa how do i do it when my muscic is somewere else
[09:21] <dryg> BlouBlou, they are being blocked already by iptables according to firestarter
[09:22] <Ablate> Thanks Samuli, I wasn't sure on the actual difference for edge/middle on the platter.  But it sounds like it wouldn't be worth reinstalling Windows as well.
[09:22] <MenZa> mistahjc: What do you mean? Surely it's on either your iPod or your computer?
[09:22] <mistahjc> its on my ipod
[09:22] <noob> am want connect with wifi and that wifi used wpa / wpa2,
[09:22] <Samuli^> mowgli, grub.cfg is read-only for root two by default
[09:22] <MenZa> mistahjc: You can sync it from your iPod to your PC.
[09:22] <mistahjc> i have videos to
[09:22] <Samuli^> *for root too
[09:22] <mistahjc> sweet
[09:22] <BlouBlou> dryg: if you use firestarter you can go to preferences > ICMP filter > and enable it without any exception, it block pings (DoS atacks and this things)
[09:22] <noob> and my my connection can't used
[09:22] <mowgli> Samuli^: :s no wonder it wont write
[09:22] <MenZa> mistahjc: Have a look at the guide linked above.
[09:23] <mistahjc> i dont have to rip it off
[09:23] <mattcen> Samuli^: Really? That's interesting. In that case mowgli, you'll need 'w!' to save the file
[09:23] <ndowens> If I used the 64bit version, can I use 32bit software?
[09:23] <mowgli> Samuli^: so how do i change the default OS boot order?
[09:23] <psycho_oreos> noob, well you can't connect to the router with both wired and wireless, I can see you already got ip address with wired but not with wireless
[09:23] <MenZa> ndowens: Er, I believe so, to a certain extent.
[09:23] <mattcen> mowgli: You can still edit the file, but you need to force the write, or change the file permission before editing
[09:23] <Ablate> I think so, ndowens - just not the reverse.
[09:23] <mowgli> ok
[09:23] <mowgli> i am apt-getting vim right now
[09:23] <thisdotpheonix> hi guys, i have installed x64 karmic in my PC but i am not able to install my 32 bit Cyberroam linux client in it because of which i am not able to connect to the net
[09:23] <mowgli> i hate vi
[09:24] <thisdotpheonix> does anyone know the work around
[09:24] <thisdotpheonix> ?
[09:24] <albertxiaoyu> How  to resize the Xterm in the Ubuntu  9.10？
[09:24] <noob> psycho_oreos : my problemo is, yes am usud lan. am need used wifi am used ibm t40 my wifi card is Cisco Aironet MPI350
[09:24] <ardchoille> Is there a quicktime plugin for firefox?
[09:24] <MenZa> !quicktime | ardchoille
[09:24] <noob> and not work well on my ibm t4o
[09:24] <unimatrix9> hello there
[09:24] <psycho_oreos> noob, huh? you want to use the internal wifi card instead of the wifi dongle?
[09:25] <ndowens> I know I can't run 32bit OS and run 64 apps
[09:25] <unimatrix9> what would be an html text decoder plugin?
[09:25] <noob> internal wifi card of course
[09:25] <unimatrix9> i get this error
[09:25] <mistahjc> cool thanks for the help
[09:25] <dryg> BlouBlou, they _are_ being blocked, i'm just wondering how a million different IP's can be hitting the same obscure port over and over
[09:25] <psycho_oreos> noob, well that chipset won't work with wpa2 I'm afraid, its fairly ancient
[09:25] <thisdotpheonix> can anyone help me out
[09:25] <ardchoille> MenZa: I meant within firefox
[09:26] <unimatrix9> 'text/html decoder' plugin not found , anyone else has this, or has any tips about it?
[09:26] <noob> psyscho_oreos : that not problemo, just try. am understand linux not so good with driver
[09:26] <noob> please help
[09:26] <noob> how do it
[09:26] <MenZa> !details | unimatrix9
[09:26] <psycho_oreos> noob, I'm telling you, you can't use internal wireless card to connect wirelessly
[09:26] <Samuli^> mowgli, what are you trying to accomplish.. change the menu order or change the default os?
[09:26] <psycho_oreos> its not user or OS issue, its the driver/firmware issue
[09:26] <mowgli> Samuli^: change the default OS
[09:26] <unimatrix9> hmm, okey, visit http://www,apple.com/trailers and try to watch a mov video
[09:27] <unimatrix9> you get the error 'text/html decoder' plugin not found
[09:27] <psycho_oreos> noob, unless you switch to wep or maybe wpa then you may have some luck
[09:27] <mowgli> and if possible, make the grub boot screen a little more lively than the black white
[09:27] <unimatrix9> hwo to solve this?
[09:27] <mowgli> it used to be blue white earlier
[09:27] <noob> YES
[09:27] <Samuli^> mowgli, wait a sec there's another file to do that and other things in grub2
[09:27] <mowgli> Samuli^: oh great.
[09:27] <noob> YES THAT IS wpa can't used on thare
[09:27] <unimatrix9> bug report over here : https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firefox-3.5/+bug/434993
[09:27] <thisdotpheonix> hello, is anyone looking into the issue
[09:27] <mattcen> I have to learn the new Grub2 file formats; they're so... alien :P
[09:27] <thisdotpheonix> please
[09:27] <MenZa> !grub2 | mattcen
[09:28] <MenZa> mattcen: very much so.
[09:28] <unimatrix9> any tips are welcome
[09:28] <Samuli^>  /etc/default/grub <--mowgli. Still need root priviledges obv.
[09:28] <psycho_oreos> noob, and it basically tells you that there's no point in using that ancient card
[09:28] <noob> how can i used wpa on internal wifi card, on ibm t40
[09:28] <psycho_oreos> noob, simple as that
[09:28] <fqh> Hi, can anyone connect to network wth ADSL under ubuntu9.10?
[09:28] <DaZ> so
[09:28] <DaZ> if grub configs have been moved to /etc
[09:28] <psycho_oreos> noob, not with wpa2 and wpa2 != wpa
[09:29] <remyo> How do you mv all files in a folder to the current directory mv sourcedir/* ./ doesn't seem to work
[09:29] <DaZ> will it work if i create separate /boot and reformat everything else? :f
[09:29] <noob> what mean !=wpa
[09:29] <noob> please step by step. am love to try it
[09:29] <psycho_oreos> noob, means its not the same... wpa2 is not wpa
[09:29] <rumpel_> noob, not equal
[09:29] <noob> oke
[09:29] <mattcen> Oh, I never noticed that... grub.cfg: "DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE"
[09:30] <Juzman> remyo: Try: mv sourcedir/* .
[09:30] <XuZeM> Hello. A few days ago I installed Ubuntu 9.10, so I'm pretty new to it. I want to install a driver for my video card (ATI Radeon Mobility 9600), but I can only find a 64 bit version. Is there anything to do about it?
[09:30] <mowgli> now let me reboot and check
[09:31] <remyo> Juzman: didn't work
[09:31] <Juzman> remyo: Strange. :s
[09:32] <noob> psycho_oreos : what i do for make my wifi card stable
[09:32] <psycho_oreos> noob, what do you mean stable? you can't associate to WPA networks, I've just been searching up airo_cs support but there's none for WPA
[09:33] <noob> psycho_oreos : ma used ubuntu 9.10, why it come bad
[09:33] <remyo> Juzman: I asked #unix, but no replys :( Guess its time for more googleing
[09:33] <psycho_oreos> noob, it is not bad, its not the OS fault, you have an ancient hardware, simply put
[09:34] <livingdaylite> hallo
[09:34] <noob> em. am find link but am don'tknow how to used it maybe you can help me, this is that link :http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/airo-wpa/trunk/
[09:34] <psycho_oreos> the driver is no longer developed and therefore support has ceased in its tracks
[09:34] <fqh> Hello, all.
[09:34] <livingdaylite> fspot keeps crashing every time i open it
[09:34] <livingdaylite> F-spot
[09:34] <noob> em. am find link but am don'tknow how to used it maybe you can help me, this is that link :http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/airo-wpa/trunk/
[09:34] <livingdaylite> !fspot
[09:34] <noob> psycho_oreos : em. am find link but am don'tknow how to used it maybe you can help me, this is that link :http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/airo-wpa/trunk/
[09:35] <fqh> Anybody is under ubuntu9.10 and using ADSL?
[09:35] <noob> psycho_oreos : em. am find link but am don'tknow how to used it maybe you can help me, this is that link :http://svn.gna.org/viewcvs/airo-wpa/trunk/ please all friends help my problemo
[09:35] <psycho_oreos> noob, why are you constantly bothering to use the same old wireless device? can't you use the wireless dongle? that cisco linksys wusb54g?
[09:35] <psycho_oreos> noob, no need to paste that 3 times
[09:35] <BlouBlou> fqh: yes
[09:35] <noob> oke
[09:35] <noob> sorry
[09:36] <noob> that the problemo, am love that, let's find the solution off it.
[09:36] <noob> am not want to change the wifi card am need to solve it, why windows can make it stable driver why linux not
[09:36] <noob> ?
[09:36] <psycho_oreos> that's because cisco gave little to no support for driver on linux
[09:36] <livingdaylite> Fspot crashes everytime i try to launch it
[09:36] <psycho_oreos> linux wasn't seen as a major competitor at the time
[09:37] <DaZ> and now it is
[09:37] <DaZ> ...wait
[09:37] <livingdaylite> psycho_oreos: it still isn't a major competitor
[09:37] <psycho_oreos> livingdaylite, comparing to what it was back then, linux has come a long way in terms of wireless standards
[09:38] <XuZeM> Is there a simple graphical way to get dual monitor working on ubuntu 9.10?
[09:38] <XuZeM> I'm totally new to linux, so please keep it simple :P
[09:38] <livingdaylite> F-spot crashes everytime i open it
[09:38] <livingdaylite> is F-spot like this?
[09:39] <simplexio> XuZeM: i have heard rumours about display setting in systetem->prefs
[09:39] <DaZ> livingdaylite: run it in the console
[09:39] <GamerKnight> Hey guys one of my harddrive seems to be set to read only, its an NTFS drive. i have two of them. one i can access fine but the other is read only for some reason any help?
[09:39] <DaZ> paste the output after crash ;f
, I can't use ADSL under ubuntu9.10. I doubt if there is a bug. I can use ADSL under ubuntu8.04.
[09:39] <livingdaylite> XuZeM: look in 'Display'
[09:40] <simplexio> GamerKnight: ntfs is read only as default, you should use ntfs-3g to rw access ( or things were like that while ago )
[09:40] <XuZeM> I tried to enable the "Clone Screen" in Display, but nothing happens :S
[09:40] <simplexio> GamerKnight: but ntfs driver support write too, just mount with -o rw
[09:41] <livingdaylite> DaZ: http://paste.ubuntu.com/330946/
[09:42] <livingdaylite> F-spot crashes everytime i launch it. Output is: http://paste.ubuntu.com/330946/
[09:43] <antares> can I install desktop version of karmic koala into acer aspire netbook?
[09:43] <GamerKnight> thanks simplexio i tryed sudo mount /sda/sdb2 /media/mounthere -o rw
[09:43] <BlouBlou> antares: you can, but has netbook suficient ram and core speed?
[09:43] <GamerKnight> simplexio: but it didnt work
[09:44] <antares> I dont know...yes i think...with live is ok
[09:44] <DaZ> livingdaylite: ati?
[09:44] <BlouBlou> antares: in that case try installing it
[09:44] <antares> ok thank...i try
[09:45] <livingdaylite> DaZ: no
[09:45] <DaZ> hm
[09:45] <DaZ> livingdaylite: what theme do you use? :f
[09:46] <livingdaylite> DaZ: what theme?
[09:46] <DaZ> gtk theme
[09:46] <livingdaylite> DaZ: darklooks
[09:46] <aaron11> Does anyone know why when I play my self played music there is a farting noise? This is realy annoying. Is there an audiacity channel
[09:46] <aaron11> !audiacity
[09:46] <flyguy97> I want to create a custom live cd that contains sopcast player for a few of my co-workers. I want to remove any chance that they may screw up their computers, how do I remove all the installation options from a live cd?
[09:46] <livingdaylite> DaZ: no, New Wave - sorry
[09:47] <aaron11> !audiacity
[09:47] <DaZ> livingdaylite: change to human <:
[09:47] <thenetduck> woot im done!
[09:47] <psycho_oreos> noob, that driver has been out of development for a while now, I highly doubt you can gain much from using it
[09:47] <DaZ> livingdaylite: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/f-spot/+bug/286544/comments/24
[09:47] <keymoo> hi using 9.10 on a laptop: how do I stop bluetooth on boot? every time I boot bluetooth is switched on. i don't want that
[09:48] <noob> ? am not uderstan psycho_oreos
[09:48] <livingdaylite> DaZ: hrmmm... interesting
[09:48] <BlouBlou> keymoo: boot only starts operative system, to stop bluetooth you need stop it from gnome config
[09:48] <DaZ> i agree [;
[09:48] <psycho_oreos> noob, that link you gave me not long ago is a git/cvs/svn repo of airo_wpa.. aironet support for wpa networks.. it has not been updated for two years now
[09:48] <livingdaylite> DaZ: that's crazy.... it works now
[09:48] <maco> keymoo: um BlouBlou is wrong
[09:49] <wademurray> keymoo: Try disabling it in BIOS
[09:49] <maco> keymoo: system -> adminitraation -> services, you can turn off bluetooth there
[09:49] <BlouBlou> maco: well, services is part of gnome-managment
[09:49] <noob> so ?
[09:49] <Samuli^> keymoo, I've used ubuntutweak to change the services that start on boot-up myself.
[09:49] <noob> can't we used it.
[09:49] <noob> or if not what wifi you recomend psycho_oreos
[09:50] <maco> BlouBlou: but its for configuring boot, not for configuring your gnome session
[09:50] <psycho_oreos> noob, not without a decent understanding of linux internals
[09:50] <puppetmaster_> Hello everyone, Anyone familiar with dns management control panels < there is one name p4sa where is it's site> I have searched in google and nothing ?!
[09:50] <noob> am have linksys wusb54g
[09:50] <BlouBlou> maco: ah okay
[09:50] <psycho_oreos> noob, that linksys wusb54g would serve you much better
[09:51] <noob> but on my ubuntu 9.10
[09:51] <keymoo> maco, that location doesn't exist in 9.10
[09:51] <fusion_> I Am newbie to linux currently using ubuntu 9.04. i was using "sudo pon dsl-provider" to conenct internet. but some strange happens, after some time Connection automatically got terminated and on using plog it shows "Modems Hangup" what should i do???
[09:51] <noob> can't used it wall
[09:51] <maco> keymoo: oh boo.
[09:51] <psycho_oreos> noob, like I said before its listed as wlan1 so the device is working fine
[09:51] <noob> can you say to me, step by step for install or used in on my ibm t40 ?
[09:51] <balau> fusion_, do you have a USB modem or a router?
[09:52] <fusion_> router
[09:52] <maco> keymoo: sorry i havent used gnome since 8.10
[09:52] <noob> how do i can do it
[09:52] <fusion_> balau:router
[09:52] <psycho_oreos> noob, do what connect? you can't use wireless and wired simultaneously, I've said that before
[09:52] <timaaarrreee> hi all
[09:52] <Kristof> hello
[09:52] <noob> psycho_oreos : how do i can do i, on ibm t40, with wusb54g linksys
[09:53] <Kristof> 4ever Ubuntu ! :)
[09:53] <Kristof> bye
[09:53] <psycho_oreos> noob, read what I said just then
[09:53] <timaaarrreee> whos a n00b?
[09:53] <psycho_oreos> a newbie
[09:53] <timaaarrreee> i bet i am more of a noob
[09:53] <balau> fusion_, I'm assuming you used pppoeconf, have you tried to use the network manager DSL functionality before running pppoeconf?
[09:54] <noob> :))
[09:54] <psycho_oreos> everyone had to start from somewhere
[09:54] <craig_> does anyone know where i can get help with skype?
[09:54] <noob> oke please say to me how step i do ?
[09:54] <noob> am a newbie
[09:54] <psycho_oreos> noob, you're not making yourself clear.. do what exactly?
[09:54] <noob> mean ?
[09:55] <KingWilliam> Hi people, question: I have an NTFS partition, but in Windows I dont have write access to some folders on that partition. Anyone knows where it goes wrong?
[09:55] <keymoo> Samuli^, trying ubuntutweak now, thanks
[09:55] <fusion_> baalu: no, i only used "pppoeconf" only. to configure and use "sudo pon dsl-provider"
[09:55] <psycho_oreos> noob, what do you want to achieve with that device?
[09:55] <diego> ciao , come si chiamava quel programma per visualizzare graficamente lo spazio su disco?
[09:55] <psycho_oreos> !it | diego
[09:55] <fusion_> balau: no, i only used "pppoeconf" only. to configure and use "sudo pon dsl-provider"
[09:56] <psycho_oreos> !id | noob
[09:56] <Guest29718> ah i'am sorry
[09:56] <Azeotrope> KingWilliam: Folders created in Ubuntu?
[09:56] <noob> on my contry like fuckerchannel psycho_oreos. no body on thare am hate that channel
[09:56] <KingWilliam> Azeotrope: dont remember. the folders are very old, but i didnt have a windows for a long tome, so it is very possible
[09:57] <psycho_oreos> noob, and your english is broken.. its very hard for me to talk to you
[09:58] <Azeotrope> KingWilliam: maybe some bads? And why do you use NTFS if you don't have win?
[09:58] <noob> am used translate.google.co.id
[09:58] <noob> :)) sorry but am hard to undertand what you say
[09:58] <KingWilliam> Azeotrope: I have a windows partition now, because I need it for work. I always kept my data on an NTFS partition just in case.
[09:58] <psycho_oreos> noob, which is why I find you most of the time very repetitive :p
[09:59] <psycho_oreos> noob, you don't like your localised support channel, yet you fight persistently with broken english in english only channel
[09:59] <noob> oke am will fix my english
[10:00] <Azeotrope> KingWilliam: I can't see why would you do that. Having NTFS in linux in not a very good idea.
[10:00] <KingWilliam> Azeotrope: So if I want to move some data from windows into my NTFS partition, I need to go ito ubuntu, open my Windows partition and grab the fileds from there to move them to my data partition.  :P
[10:00] <fusion_> I Am newbie to linux currently using ubuntu 9.04. i was using "sudo pon dsl-provider" to conenct internet. but some strange happens, after some time Connection automatically got terminated and on using plog it shows "Modems Hangup" what should i do???
[10:00] <klown> I am having an issue in 9.10 64bit, when I load wine, my screen color fades, and I cant figure out why, I've tried a search, and cant find anything related..any ideas?
[10:01] <balau> fusion_, could you run "sudo pon dsl-provider" and then "ifconfig" from the terminal and paste the result on http://pastebin.com/ please
[10:01] <mac10> it probably means wine is having some problems... the backgroud just kinda fades out right?
[10:01] <Lynoure> Hello. Is there despotify packaged for karmic?
[10:01] <noob> psycho_oreos: How I can install ubuntu linksys wusb54g at 9:10 that I use on t40 ibm. I'm new in using linux, and please be given the steps to solve this problem.
[10:01] <pharum> sups ppl witch command show all the hdd in terminal and thay names ?
[10:01] <KingWilliam> Azeotrope: Let me put it this way. I have 3 partitions, 1 Ubuntu (holy partition), 1 Windows (Just in case), 1 Data partition (All my important data in NTFS to make it accessible from everywhere)
[10:02] <klown> mac10, everything fades, it only changes when I run nvidia config
[10:02] <klown> changes back* excuse me
[10:02] <psycho_oreos> noob, you have wired connection right? gigabit connection? that's already connected.. you cannot use the wireless (linksys) to connect to the same or another network
[10:02] <fusion_> balau: currently i am using windows as from linux i am unable to connect to internet. please wait 2 min
[10:02] <psycho_oreos> noob, you must disconnect wired (gigabit) first
[10:02] <mac10> k i know what u mean... do u have wine setup right?
[10:02] <KingWilliam> Azeotrope: In the old days there was an EXT2/3 driver for windows, but ext4 for windows doenst exist :(
[10:02] <Azeotrope> KingWilliam: not really. use what suits you. But if you use linux more often than windows, i would search for a ext3 /etx4 software for windows.
[10:03] <oCean_> pharum: using "sudo fdisk -l" you wil see your disks/partitions
[10:03] <klown> mac10, as far as I know im not missing anything.  ive set up wine before, and it worked fine.
[10:03] <noob> psycho_oreos : step by step please
[10:03] <pharum> Thx mate
[10:03]  * psycho_oreos shakes head
[10:03] <noob> psycho_oreos : My machine will record the existence of wusb54g linksys, and the problem can not be connected with other words may imperfectly
[10:03] <mac10> hmm... i dont really use wine much so i dont really know, but i know whenever firefox hits a page with lazy coding it does the same thing.. do u have enough memory free?
[10:03] <Azeotrope> KingWilliam: doesn't win7 provide ext4 support?
[10:04] <psycho_oreos> noob, using what software?
[10:04] <fakeer> how to set "vsftpd" to start with system boot? (does it do so by default?)
[10:04] <noob> nothink
[10:04] <KingWilliam> Azeotrope: I only use windows for iPod touch and some software for work. But is irritating that I cant write to my data partition
[10:04] <Billiard> fakeer: i would think it would by default when you install it
[10:04] <diego__> hi!what is the name of program that show the space on disk? ( i use xfce)
[10:04] <noob> psycho_oreos : am not using any software
[10:04] <klown> mac10, I have 4 gigs of memory, on a fresh install
[10:05] <Billiard> fakeer: otherwise use update-rc.d
[10:05] <mac10> thats not the prob then... I really dont know, sorry k
[10:05] <rumpel_> diego__, df -h
[10:05] <iceroot> diego__: df -h
[10:05] <diego__> no, a program the show a circle grafic
[10:05] <klown> mac10, thanks for your help :)
[10:05] <fakeer> Billiard: sorry....couldn't get the update-rc.d ?
[10:06] <KingWilliam> Azeotrope: But I dont want Win7. That would be raping my system ;)
[10:06] <psycho_oreos> !networkmanager
[10:06] <rumpel_> diego__, baobab
[10:06] <psycho_oreos> !networkmanager | noob
[10:06] <Billiard> fakeer: what?
[10:06] <KingWilliam> Azeotrope: Its footprint is way to large to do some basic stuff. Win XP is good enough for what I do with Windows
[10:07] <noob> !networkmanager
[10:07] <fusion> balau: i have paste on pastebin, chek this http://pastebin.com/m6acfdb2a
[10:07] <rom> hi
[10:07] <diego__> ok,  there are other chances? (baobab it's not present in xubuntu )
[10:07] <rom> very often, nautilus doesn't show the whole content of a folder, and the mouse cursor is busy (in karmic), it worked fine in jaunty
[10:08] <rom> do you have the same problem?
[10:08] <rom> I have to "nautilus -q" to resolve the problem (on my computer, on my girlfriend computer, and a colleague said he had the same problem)
[10:08] <oCean_> fakeer: there are several methods to work with "init scripts" (start/stop scripts in /etc/init.d) The vsftpd has a "sys V" type configuration. Manage those scripts by "update-rc.d and/or sysv-rc-conf"
[10:09] <oCean_> fakeer: however, vsftpd is set (after initial install) to start at each boot
[10:09] <fakeer> oCean_: thanks a lot..
[10:09] <klown> I am having an issue in 9.10 64bit, when I load wine, my screen color fades, and I cant figure out why, I've tried a search, and cant find anything related..any ideas?
[10:09] <balau> fusion ok, there should not be two ppp connections there. I think that one connection starts automatically when the connection goes up, the other is the one started with pon.
[10:10] <fusion_> balau: so what shloud i do?
[10:11] <abhinay> anybody had success in burning .dmg files? or at least converting .dmg file to .iso file ?
[10:12] <balau> fusion_, I think the best bet is to try to use network manager to manage your DSL connection. pppoeconf changed the /etc/network/interfaces file, so it needs to be restored in its original state.
[10:13] <balau> fusion_, and then you create a new DSL connection using the menus in the top-right network icon
[10:13] <a> hi
[10:14] <balau> fusion_, the /etc/network/interfaces file should contain only two lines: "auto lo" and "iface lo inet loopback"
[10:16] <fusion_> balau: how can i change that
[10:16] <kwyjibo> is there a way i can quiet my laptop's fan? it's running on high all the time under ubuntu
[10:17] <kinio> zxzx
[10:17] <kwyjibo> ?
[10:18] <fusion_> balau: One More Thing : On My previous configuration setting by "pppoeconf" i set my connection on autostart at startup and right now it is working fine. i ill try with dsl connection too.
[10:18] <git__> i hate fan in laptop ... there should be one
[10:18] <BlouBlou> kwyjibo: this is because your cpu is hot
[10:18] <Dr_Willis> kwyjibo:  some brand/make laptops have extra tools you can get/install to controll their fans.
[10:18] <git__> *shouldn't
[10:18] <git__> we are moving backward in term of quality
[10:18] <kwyjibo> Dr_Willis: but its just sitting there at a blank desktop. and it isn't that loud in windows
[10:18] <Dr_Willis> kwyjibo:  for my AcerAspireOne there was a seperate fan controll/speed deamon.
[10:18] <git__>  SSD is a step forward
[10:19] <kwyjibo> its an acer laptop. low end.
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> kwyjibo:  yes.. as i said theres  MIGHT be some exctra program that can controll it.
[10:19] <kwyjibo> not quite a netbook.
[10:19] <fusion_> balau: thanks and how can i change the /etc/network/interfaces/ which you were telling?
[10:19] <balau> fusion_, did you try not to execute "sudo pon dsl-provider" but let it connect by itself?
[10:19] <Dr_Willis> kwyjibo:  you may want to check the forums.
[10:19] <balau> fusion_, if you want to change "/etc/network/interfaces" make a backup copy with "cp /etc/network/interfaces ~/interfaces.bak", then edit the file with "gksu gedit /etc/network/interfaces". Remove all the lines by putting a "#" symbol at the beginning of the lines. Remove everything except the two lines I mentioned before. Then save and quit.
[10:19] <kwyjibo> Dr_Willis: I searched for a while, that's why I came here
[10:20] <fusion_> balau:no, should i try first disconnecting by using "poff"
[10:20] <fusion_> balau: and restart the system again and check?
[10:21] <balau> fusion_, if you restart then there is no need to do "poff"
[10:21] <klown> Anyone have any idea why wine would cause my entire system windows to fade until I open up nvidia config?  I cant seem to figure it out, and its driving me insane.
[10:21] <kwyjibo> Dr_Willis: are these fan speed daemons unique to one model from one brand?
[10:21] <Dr_Willis> kwyjibo:  they can be. It also depends on the chipset/fan controller in the laptop
[10:22] <balau> fusion_, after you restart, you don't run "pon" and see what happens.
[10:22] <kwyjibo> would it help if i found you the model?
[10:22] <Dr_Willis> kwyjibo:  I would put in 'modle name fan control ubuntu' in google and see what comes up.
[10:22] <Jordan_U> klown: Fade?
[10:23] <fusion_> balau: let me try doing so.lets me see wether it connect automatically or not.  please wait.
[10:23] <klown> Jordan_U, it kind of seems like it goes to 16bit color, but everything is still there.  if you understand what I mean
[10:24] <Jordan_U> klown: Screenshot?
[10:24] <klown> Jordan_U, sec
[10:25] <fusion_> balau: internet connects automatically
[10:26] <balau> fusion_, great, and how long did you have to wait before "Modem hangup" ?
[10:27] <fusion_> balau: no problems till now. do you have an idea what is going on?? why was it is getting disconnect using "sduo pon dsl-provider". and about modem hang-up it is random. i was facing same problem in ubuntu 9.10 due to which i degrade to ubuntu 9.04.
[10:28] <rumpel_> "pon" is an irritating term o.O
[10:28] <balau> fusion_, maybe the problem is that when you do "sudo pon ..." you have two connections, ppp0 and ppp1, that interfere with each other with unpredictable behavior