[04:43] <Flannel> felix_: No, You need to just put stuff in /var/www (an make sure its readable by www-data).  Or, if you want to use your homedir, put stuff in ~/public_html (and then it's visible at yourhost/~username
[04:43] <nextstepusr>  is the intel GPU problem solved?
[04:43] <andrew__> press alt-f2, type xterm -e "sudo apt-get update", press enter, type your password, then enter. does it work
[04:44] <hason> look
[04:44] <andrew__> hason: screenshot?
[04:44] <nextstepusr>  is the intel GPU problem solved?
[04:44] <andrew__> hason: post a link please
[04:44] <sebsebseb> !intel |  nextstepusr
[04:44] <nextstepusr> i need help please!!!
[04:44] <andrew__> hason: to a screenshot
[04:44] <hason> if i write any thing in terminal what happen
[04:45] <hason> that what happen
[04:45] <bazhang> nextstepusr, don't repeat
[04:45] <nextstepusr> what do i do?
[04:45] <hason> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/apt/lists/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[04:45] <hason> E: Unable to lock the list directory
[04:45] <Gnea> nextstepusr: read.
[04:45] <felix_> Flannel, i did "  sudo chown www-data.www-data -R /var/www/ " and tryed again. gives same error 404
[04:45] <dekkong> hason: you got synaptic open
[04:45] <dsdeiz> Flannel: maybe he could copy the default config file, rename that new file, and do a2dissite and a2ensite?
[04:45] <mezquitale> Can someone help me configure my nic as static?  I want to know if I need to uninstall dhcp-client for the static configuration to work
[04:45] <Flannel> felix_: He doesn't have to modify the site configs at all
[04:45] <hason> how i can do it
[04:45] <andrew__> do: "sudo rm /var/lib/apt/lists/lock" and make sure synaptic/"add or remove" is open
[04:46] <hason> i understand nothing
[04:46] <Gnea> felix_: tried this?  sudo find /var/www -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
[04:46] <Flannel> andrew__: No, that's not the right thing to do.
[04:46] <Riwi> I guess Ill try the forums, thanks guys
[04:46] <Flannel> felix_: Alright, and what URL are you going to?
[04:46] <Gnea> hason: close synaptic
[04:46] <tritium> mezquitale: you do not need to uninstall it.
[04:46] <felix_> Flannel, http://localhost/index.php
[04:46] <hason> what is synaptic
[04:46] <andrew__> Flannel: tried it before, and no package manager was open...
[04:46] <Flannel> felix_: alright, and please pastebin ls -al /var/www
[04:47] <felix_> the file is inside /var/www of course
[04:47] <Gnea> !synaptic | hason
[04:47] <nextstepusr> has anyone tried this solution?
[04:47] <mezquitale> tritium, thanks, do I need to change anything in my /etc/resolv.conf file if all Im doing is changing my nic to static???
[04:47] <Gnea> hason: it could also be the update manager
[04:47] <Flannel> andrew__: That's a good way to cause problems.  It's extremely rare that you'll ever need to delete the lock file, only when bad things happen, like power loss or whatnot.
[04:48] <felix_> http://pastebin.com/m324b3c01
[04:48] <tritium> mezquitale: yes, you'll need to specify a nameserver, since you'll no longer be relying on the DHCP server to supply one automatically
[04:48] <dekkong> I really love Opera in ubuntu works alot better than firefox for me
[04:48] <andrew__> Flannel: yes, it's risky, but I take risks... sorry.
[04:48] <nextstepusr> has anyone tried this solution?
[04:48] <Gnea> !repeat | nextstepusr
[04:48] <felix_> Flannel, http://pastebin.com/m324b3c01
[04:48] <Guest34146> Hello
[04:48] <Flannel> andrew__: If you want to screw up your machine, that's fine.  But you're not welcome to break other people's machines.
[04:48] <sebsebseb> andrew__: not really the best thing, to get new users,  doing  Ubuntu risks
[04:49] <Guest34146> Anyone know how to register my nick?
[04:49] <Flannel> Guest34146: /msg nickserv help register
[04:49] <Guest34146> thx
[04:49] <lstarnes> Guest34146: I would switch to a nick not starting with "Guest"
[04:49] <Gnea> Guest34146: further information can be gleamed in the #freenode channel
[04:49] <bazhang> http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#userregistration Guest34146
[04:49] <andrew__> yes, sorry, i always screw up my machines... sorry for screwing up others... i need to think twice
[04:50] <Sgeo> Is using an obsolete version of ubuntu a reason that apt might ask me if I want to install without verification?
[04:50] <Sgeo> (7.04)
[04:50] <Flannel> felix_: Alright, and did you modify something in your /etc/apache2 folders? or not yet?
[04:50] <Gnea> Sgeo: i doubt it, it usually means that the shared key isn't updated from the website on your end
[04:50] <sebsebseb> Sgeo: good idea to upgrade to at least 8.04
[04:50] <mezquitale> I am connected to the net using a cable modem and a router, how can I find out my dns servers???
[04:50] <felix_> Flannel, i only added the port to listen to.
[04:51] <Sgeo> Too lazy to do so for a computer I rarely use
[04:51] <Gnea> mezquitale: cat /etc/resolv.conf
[04:51] <Sgeo> Gnea, how can I update those keys?
[04:51] <dekkong> Hey guys.. I would really like a small simple mp3 player! any recommendations?
[04:52] <mezquitale> Gnea, thanks!
[04:52] <mezquitale> dekkong, audatious
[04:52] <andrew__> dekkong: vlc?
[04:52] <dekkong> andrew__: lol
[04:52] <sebsebseb> dekkong: Banshee
[04:52] <ctmjr> dekkong: alsaplayer
[04:52] <Flannel> felix_: And you're sure you're connected to the right IP and stuff?  Try just throwing a text file in there, not a php one, make sure its permissions are good, and attempt to view it.
[04:52] <dekkong> sebsebseb: thx
[04:52] <Gnea> dekkong: mpg123
[04:52] <sebsebseb> dekkong: or Rythombox
[04:52] <andrew__> !mp3
[04:52] <hason> look
[04:52] <hason> E: Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[04:52] <hason> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root?
[04:53] <Flannel> hason: What command are you doing to get that?
[04:53] <sebsebseb> hason: close synaptic, you can't do terminal commands with synaptic open
[04:53] <hason> what is the prblem
[04:53] <ctmjr> sebsebseb: since when when is banshee small and lite?
[04:53] <andrew__> hason: use sudo.
[04:53] <lchi> hi, what is the best way to duplicate a partition? dd?
[04:53] <andrew__> hason: you didn't use sudo.
[04:53] <hason> apt-get install wine -y
[04:53] <felix_> Flannel, the dummy html file that apache installs works. from my lan an from outside the router because i did a forwarding. the problem is only with php files.
[04:53] <Flannel> hason: Try: sudo apt-get install wine
[04:54] <Gnea> !repositories | Sgeo
[04:54] <hason> oh my god
[04:54] <sebsebseb> dekkong: ctmjr  has a point, maybe it's not that lite, but it will work with like anything, and it's also currently the best player in my opinion, even though it uses Mono hum
[04:54] <hason> it work
[04:54] <Sgeo> I think I might not be able to update my stuff
[04:54] <dekkong> sebsebseb: okey.. can it handle DAAP?
[04:54] <hason> u r the best
[04:54] <hason> moooooooooooooooooh
[04:54] <andrew__> hason: see? use sudo in front of apt-get commands
[04:54] <sebsebseb> hason: there's a saying,  don't use Gods name in vein
[04:55] <hason> ok
[04:55] <hason> thanx
[04:55] <sebsebseb> dekkong: DAAP you mean?
[04:55] <hason> ok
[04:55] <MTughan> Are there developer libraries for libcurl in Ubuntu's repos?
[04:55] <hason> im realy wanna thank
[04:55] <hason> u
[04:55] <dekkong> sebsebseb: yeah
[04:56] <sebsebseb> dekkong: no as in, what's DAAP?
[04:56] <hason> any way
[04:56] <GreenSimian> This is my first irc chat :D   I am jumping ship from Windows to Linux.
[04:56] <hason> bye
[04:56] <andrew__> MTughan: libcurl-gnutls-dev is right
[04:56] <aymak2> how do I invoke network admin gui from CLI?
[04:56] <dekkong> sebsebseb: yeah it works
[04:56] <ianto> GreenSimian: Welcome aboard!
[04:56] <GreenSimian> Thx!
[04:56] <sebsebseb> dekkong: well  Banshee works with most audio and video stuff,  don't know what DAAP is though, but  could Google that
[04:57] <dekkong> sebsebseb: I already noticed that DAAP is enabled so :)
[04:57] <dekkong> sebsebseb: it works :)
[04:57] <lchi> what is the best way for me to back up a partition, wipe a drive, and put the partition back on the drive?
[04:57] <dekkong> sebsebseb: btw is banshee built on rythmbox?
[04:57] <MTughan> andrew__: Thanks, not exactly clear.
[04:58] <Seany> GreenSimian, awesome!
[04:58] <marie_m> is there a way to check what has recently been installed in Synaptic?
[04:58] <sebsebseb> dekkong: no Banshee uses something called Mono,  which is a kind of port of  Microsoft .NET to Linux,  which is also why some people that use Linux don't like it
[04:58] <sebsebseb> !info mono
[04:59] <ianto> !mono
[04:59] <ianto> Strange
[04:59] <dekkong> sebsebseb: ok :) I thought beacause it looks quite like rythmbox
[04:59] <GreenSimian> Hey there, I have a NTFS USB drive and I want to back it up before I format it and use it for a Ubuntu client.  Is there a good NIX disk imager that will create a file image of the drive?
[04:59] <bastidrazor> marie_m, there is a history under File
[04:59] <GreenSimian> Or am I going about this the wrong way?
[04:59] <andrew__> !info mono-clr
[04:59] <felix_> Flannel, you there?
[04:59] <sebsebseb> dekkong: Rythombox is the default player in Ubuntu, but it's also the default for the Gnome desktop environment :)  which Ubuntu is using
[05:00] <jj_> ive installed windows7 and grub will not find it...
[05:00] <ianto> GreenSimian: Can't you just archive the files into a .rar, .zip or .tar.gz?
[05:00] <dekkong> sebsebseb: yepp but they look almost the same :)
[05:00] <sebsebseb> dekkong: indeed
[05:00] <nextstepusr>  Ubuntu in Hong Kong English using american spelling
[05:01] <sebsebseb> jj_:  open a terminal and   then do   gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[05:01] <GreenSimian> Ian, I am not sure that I could handle having a 120GB Zip File and restore it.  I would prefer to find a partion imager...that way I can retain all that NTFS Stream Mojo that Windwos Loves to use.
[05:01] <sebsebseb> jj_: and you can add Windows 7 to it, there's an example in how you add Windows there,  that is commented with ## or #
[05:02] <sebsebseb> jj_: comments  meaning  it won't use  that text for anything
[05:02] <sebsebseb> !grub |  jj_
[05:03] <ditty_kong> GreenSimian: I heard clonezill amight do something like what you are looking for. It creates hard drive copies. You might want to check it out to see if it suits your need
[05:03] <GreenSimian> Looking now!
[05:03] <ditty_kong> *clonezilla
[05:03] <sebsebseb> !find mono
[05:04] <sebsebseb> ianto: that's better :d
[05:04] <ianto> GreenSimian: I recommend using a tool called "CloneZilla"
[05:04] <andrew__> !find libmono2.0
[05:04] <ianto> GreenSimian: It is a LiveCD like the ubuntu disc, that means you put it in your CDROM, restart your computer and use it without installing
[05:04] <GreenSimian> wow I think clonezilla might do the trick
[05:05] <cyberjorge> hello
[05:05] <nextstepusr> hello cbyerjorge
[05:05] <cyberjorge> which tool can i use to diskcheck my ubuntu 8.10 system?
[05:05] <jjh_> sebsebseb: hey ive tried that
[05:06] <jjh_> and i changed the hd location and it still doesnt boot..
[05:06] <sebsebseb> jjh_: ok pastebin the file
[05:06] <andrew__> cyberjorge: A certain amount of times when your computer boots a filesystem check is performed
[05:07] <Ubunoob> hi all
[05:07] <^paradox^> im having some trouble with pidgin. it just keeps saying available connecting
[05:07] <ianto> Ubunoob: Hey, nice name ;)
[05:07] <Ghoti_> ^paradox^: Yahoo?
[05:07] <dekkong> !gnash
[05:07] <phantomcircuit> cyberjorge, restart into recovery mode
[05:07] <Ubunoob> ianto: thanks :)
[05:07] <cyberjorge> andrew__: yeah, i know but how i force that to run? i just had a corrupted drive recently and i want to verefy all other installation is in good shape
[05:07] <jjh_> sebsebseb: http://pastebin.com/m65639e5e
[05:08] <^paradox^> Ghoti_: yeh none of my buddies are showing up for yahoo
[05:08] <cyberjorge> phantomcircuit: is that fsck?
[05:08] <ianto> !yahoo | ^paradox^
[05:08] <Ghoti_> ^paradox^: http://is.gd/1dOpg will fix you up
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> when grub is starting up hit the escape key
[05:08] <Ubunoob> ianto: i am on Ubuntu the first time!
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> it'll show you a menu
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> one is a normal boot
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> the other is something else
[05:08] <ianto> Ubunoob: But already you are an IRC user,  good job ;)
[05:08] <phantomcircuit> the recovery mode will let you check the disk
[05:08] <Ubunoob> yes i use IRC on windows many years
[05:08] <sebsebseb> jjh_: that's not the whole file
[05:08] <^paradox^> i use aim icq and the google too
[05:09] <sebsebseb> jjh_: which one was installed first?  Ubuntu or Windows?
[05:09] <jjh_> you need it all ok
[05:09] <andrew__> cyberjorge: reboot into recovery mode. then run fsck -f <device-with_partition_number>; eg fsck -f /dev/sda1
[05:09] <jjh_> ubuntu
[05:09] <Ghoti_> ^paradox^: As far as I know, all other protocls work fine
[05:09] <sebsebseb> jjh_: nah   don't need it all I don't think
[05:09] <^paradox^> i show as available for those
[05:09] <cyberjorge> ok thanks for the infos
[05:09]  * Ubunoob trying to find out how to install downloaded software like XMMS
[05:10] <ianto> Ubunoob: I think that you are dutch from your hostmake (.nl) so perhaps you may like to join #ubuntu-nl and meet new UUbuntu people :)
[05:10] <sebsebseb> jjh_: that looks right,   the first hard disk and the second partition, for Windows 7
[05:10] <ianto> !synaptic | Ubunoob
[05:10] <tritium> Ubunoob: xmms is in the repositories
[05:10] <sebsebseb> jjh_: ,but it won't boot?
[05:10] <jjh_> nope it will fail..
[05:10] <jjh_> i mounted the partition
[05:10] <jjh_> sebsebseb: it just doesnt boot
[05:10] <ianto> Ubunoob: All the software that you will need to install can be found in Synaptic, there are over 23,000 packages/softwares there
[05:10] <bazhang> Ubunoob, use audacious instead, xmms is no longer developed
[05:11] <Cookiechef> what is he searching for ?
[05:11] <bazhang> !xmms
[05:11] <stroyan> cyberjorge: If you create a /forcefsck file then it will cause t/he etc/init.d/checkfs.sh script to fsck / on the next reboot.
[05:12] <Cookiechef> I would recommend "Exaile" instead :)
[05:12] <sebsebseb> jjh_: does the Windows 7 partition have a boot flag in gparted?
[05:12] <^paradox^> Ghoti_: are sudo apt-key adv --recv-keys --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com \     67265eb522bdd6b1c69e66ed7fb8bee0a1f196a8 and echo deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/pidgin-developers/ppa/ubuntu \     `lsb_release --short --codename` main | \
[05:12] <^paradox^>     sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pidgin-ppa.list single commands?
[05:12] <sebsebseb> jjh_: sudo apt-get install gparted
[05:12] <jjh_> sebsebseb:  gonna chec
[05:12] <Cookiechef> Its easy to use and got pretty cool plugins
[05:12] <jjh_> k*
[05:13] <Ghoti_> ^paradox^: two commands; one starts with sudo; the other with echo
[05:13] <jjh_> yes it does
[05:13] <jjh_> sebsebseb: yes it does
[05:13] <jjh_> sebsebseb: its the only one with a boot flag
[05:14] <kbp> hello I run startx and use Ctrl + Alt + F2 to jump to other terminal, how do I jump back to display screen?
[05:14] <sebsebseb> jjh_: ok   pastebin the whole file,  in case  there's something useful for me there, probably not,   i'll give a look,  I  want to finnish here for now soon
[05:14] <Mub> re
[05:14] <Ghoti_> kbp: ctrl-alt-F6 (or 7)
[05:14] <jjh_> kbp: Cntrl Alt F7
[05:14] <jjh_> haha
[05:14] <jjh_> ok
[05:14] <jjh_> sebsebseb: 1 sec
[05:14] <kbp> haha thank you Ghoti and jjh_
[05:15] <Ghoti_> kbp: my pleasure :)
[05:15] <jjh_> sebsebseb: http://pastebin.com/m183852f8
[05:15] <PDG1> so I'm trying to bring my Father to Ubuntu
[05:16] <Cookiechef> Well i might ask here for my question :)
[05:16] <Ghoti_> PDG1: one doesn't bring their elder to Ubuntu; one brings Ubuntu to their elder.
[05:16] <PDG1> well
[05:16] <PDG1> yeah
[05:16] <PDG1> that's the thing
[05:16] <Cookiechef> I just wanted to know, if someone has an idea what "Fakeroot" is
[05:17] <Cookiechef> Ive seen it in the Updates today
[05:17] <PDG1> the computer didn't come with a recovery disk...  well.. the kind I'm used to
[05:17] <tritium> Cookiechef: "apt-cache show fakeroot", and read up on it.
[05:17] <Cookiechef> ok :)
[05:17] <sebsebseb> jjh_: not sure,   good luck, someone else should be able to help you
[05:17] <torn> On my MSI Wind u100, I would assume that "uhci_hcd:usb5, HDA Intel, i915@pci:0000:00:02:0" is my sound card, right? Well, this seems to be the biggest cause of wakeups, according to PowerTop. I don't use my netbook for anything that requires audio. Is there a way to toggle on/off the sound card?
[05:18] <PDG1> if My father decides to have a shit his pants attack and freak at the idea of not using his beloved microshaft windows apps
[05:18] <Ubunoob> ianto: the dutch are all asleep, its 6.20 am in NL :)
[05:18] <dtchen> torn: unload snd-hda-intel and blacklist it
[05:18] <ianto> Ubunoob: 5:20am here ;)
[05:18] <torn> How do I blacklist it?
[05:18] <PDG1> how do I install Vista again :S
[05:18] <tritium> PDG1: watch your language, please
[05:18] <jjh_> sebsebseb: thanks for the time though
[05:18] <dtchen> torn: see /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist*
[05:18] <Cookiechef> its 6.20 here too ;)
[05:18] <torn> Roger, dtchen.
[05:18] <dtchen> torn: rather, /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist*.conf
[05:18] <torn> Roger again, dtchen.
[05:19] <^paradox^> i tried changing the pager server, but it didnt work. refused my connection
[05:19] <bazhang> !ohmy > PDG1
[05:19] <bastidrazor> PDG1, you would have to use the Ubuntu LiveCD to wipe the ext3 partitions and leave them unallocated .. or windows will not see them to format them then install.
[05:19] <PDG1> well either way... I don't want to push him into Ubuntu...
[05:19] <torn> Do you believe it will save me some battery life by disabling the sound card?
[05:19] <Ubunoob> ianto: then you must be in UK/Ireland or Portugal
[05:19] <torn> Or is it not even worth it? I'm only going according to the biggest culrpit, or so PowerTop tells me.
[05:20] <jjh_> torn: also lower brightness on the lcd will help too
[05:20] <torn> jjh_, I have my brightness set to 0%.
[05:20] <ianto> Ubunoob: Yes, Wales, UK. Anyway this channel is a support channel and we don't normally have idle chat in here but if you have a problem, I'll be glad to help ;)
[05:20] <torn> PowerTop reads roughly 8.2W to 9.0W (hovering around 8.4W) while on battery.
[05:20] <jjh_> torn: what cpu do you have?
[05:20] <torn> Atom, N270. 1.6 GHz
[05:21] <Enigma83> anybody know where Ghoti_ wandered off to???
[05:21] <jjh_> torn: i see... you could force it to scale down not sure if that atom cpu does scale
[05:21] <torn> It's best to leave it at OnDemand.
[05:22] <jjh_> torn:  a neat tool,, in one of your panels.. right click add to panel,, search for CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor,, and hit add
[05:22] <Aacron> hey ladies and gents.  I added this line to fstab to mount a hd to /mnt/backup and it doesn't mount there!!  it mounts under /media... annoying the hell out of me.  here is the line I added: UUID=6f7e7916-9b62-4715-aed9-1d73e048eeca	/mnt/backup	ntfs	relatime,user,auto,exec		0	2
[05:22] <torn> 800 MHz when idle, but kicks in to 1.6 GHz when needed. This allows the CPU to finish its job quicker, minimizing the time that disables power-saving features.
[05:22] <Aacron> why does that not work? (at least the way I think it should work?)
[05:22] <torn> Yeah, I've used it before, jjh_.
[05:22] <kt> anyone an oauth expert?
[05:23] <dekkong> pastebin! torn
[05:23] <jjh_> torn: ok, well my ideas would make the wallpaper black... use sound low as you can..
[05:23] <k1lumin4t1> hey
[05:23] <torn> Wait, how would I reenable a module that I previously removed?
[05:23] <k1lumin4t1> is it possible to run netbook remix on other machines?
[05:23] <k1lumin4t1> not only on netbooks
[05:23] <dtchen> torn: just reload it using modprobe
[05:23] <Cookiechef> what is netbox remix ?
[05:24] <k1lumin4t1> ubuntu netbook remix
[05:24] <torn> Oh yeah, that's right. Thanks dtchen.
[05:24] <sebsebseb> jjh_: your in luck I showed someone your partition, and they can probably help,  they will join here soon
[05:24] <jjh_> torn: its a good idea to use ubuntu netbook remix like k1lumin4t1 said
[05:24] <torn> I am using Netbook Remix.
[05:24] <jjh_> sebsebseb: thanks alot i really do aprpeciate it
[05:25] <wolter> jjh_, run gparted for me please
[05:25] <sebsebseb> jjh_: showed your partition?   I meant paste bin
[05:25] <Cookiechef> is skype nativly working on linux ?
[05:25] <wolter> i will help you
[05:25] <bastidrazor> Aacron, http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/mountwindowsfstab
[05:25] <jjh_> sebsebseb: ok
[05:25] <sebsebseb> jjh_: and yep wolter
[05:25] <PDG1> sorry, I didn't come here to offend anyone with foul language. I don't want multiple partitions... I guess i'm wondering if I get rid of Windows and half way through using it my father freaks... is there anyway of getting Vista back without purchasing it because it originally came on the laptop
[05:25] <k1lumin4t1> Cookiechef, yes, it is
[05:25] <Cookiechef> ok
[05:25] <jjh_> thanks again sebsebseb
[05:25] <k1lumin4t1> Cookiechef, there's even a package for each distro
[05:26] <jjh_> hey wolter
[05:26] <wolter> jjh_, maybe you don't have gparted, do you? hey hah
[05:26] <sebsebseb> jjh_: np
[05:26] <Cookiechef> didnt know that :P
[05:26] <jjh_> wolter: yes
[05:26] <wolter> jjh_, perfect
[05:26] <torn> It says "ERROR: Module snd_hda_intel is in use" when I try to "sudo rmmod snd_hda_intel"
[05:27] <wolter> jjh_, gparted open yet?
[05:27] <Cookiechef> Some other "Chatclient-Releasers" should follow  their example
[05:27] <jjh_> wolter:yep
[05:27] <sebsebseb> wolter: don't go pm with him, do the stuff here :)
[05:27] <PDG1> i'm guessing that's a big fat no... and if i need Vista back on there, I'll have to get it through internet discount
[05:27] <jjh_> sebsebseb: yea haha play a game of keep up in here lol
[05:27] <bazhang> PDG1, simply set up a dual boot
[05:28] <jjh_> wolter: its loaded
[05:28] <torn> Damn, I can't rmmod snd_hda_intel now.
[05:28] <torn> Keeps saying that it's in use.
[05:28] <wolter> sebsebseb, i know lol
[05:28] <Cookiechef> a dual boot isnt that hard, did it myself and everything is working fine for months :)
[05:29] <wolter> jjh_, ok, tell me which is the position of the windows partition (like 1st, 2nd, etc)
[05:29] <sebsebseb> jjh_: yeah, but also if he says useful stuff, it could be useful for the channel log, that hardly anyone will read
[05:29] <jjh_> wolter: 5th
[05:29] <wolter> sebsebseb, if i do? i always do.
[05:29] <jjh_> wolter: its on dev/sda4
[05:29] <wolter> well jjh_ let me look up something
[05:29] <sebsebseb> wolter: :D
[05:30] <wolter> jjh_, do you have more than one hard drive?
[05:30] <jjh_> wolter: no just 1
[05:31] <PDG1> bazhang, I would preferably just like to go straight Ubuntu... but if you think that's the best option
[05:31] <shunobies> Is anyone else running th 64bit version of ubuntun workstation 9.02 haveing a problem with while scrolling the system completely locks up and causes you to have to hard reboot your system?
[05:31] <wolter> jjh_, nice
[05:31] <bazhang> PDG1, ask you dad first and show the livecd, the features etc
[05:31] <bazhang> err your
[05:31] <wolter> jjh_, open your menu.lst and do the changes i will tell you
[05:32] <sebsebseb> PDG1: ask him if it's ok to dual boot
[05:32] <jjh_> wolter:  ok open
[05:32] <wolter> jjh_, write "savedefault" one line after the root ... line
[05:32] <Ben_B> wolter what does savedefault do ?
[05:32] <sebsebseb> PDG1: Vista and Ubuntu on the same computer, that's one way to do it
[05:33] <PDG1> yeah.. the big reason I'm pushing the buntu is because A. I'm tired of his reliance on windows... and B. tracker can index spreadsheets
[05:33] <wolter> jjh_, obviously don't write the quotes. If you write it in the correct place, the lines will go as it follows: root ..., savedefault, makeactive
[05:33] <jjh_> wolter: not sure what you mean, can you paste bin an example?
[05:33] <wolter> Ben_B, don't really know, but mine has it
[05:33] <jjh_> wolter: i mean after the root
[05:33] <Ben_B> ok
[05:33] <sebsebseb> PDG1: with enough RAM you can also virtual machine  Windows inside Ubuntu,  won't be any good for 3D Windows gaming though
[05:33] <lwells> I set up a new screensaver, but now the screen will not shut off, the screensaver just keeps working, where do I set the time the screen will turn off
[05:33] <wolter> jjh_, just press enter and write savedefault
[05:33] <wolter> so it fits between the root line and the makeactive line
[05:34] <wolter> (in your windows boot section)
[05:34] <jjh_> wolter: aha ok haha i was not entirely sure where you meant ok
[05:34] <wolter> jjh_, ok ok. next time install windows first haha
[05:34] <PDG1> it has 3GB... I'm sure it would be fine. but I like the idea of having one partition and one OS
[05:34] <Ben_B> lwells, you mean that the screen server runs for hours until you use keyboard or mouse, and does not go into sleep mode ?
[05:34] <wolter> jjh_, now replace root (hd0,1) for root (hd0,4)
[05:35] <lwells> Ben_B: Yes
[05:35] <jjh_> wolter: i see windows is too darn picky
[05:35] <sebsebseb> PDG1: right, but  he probably won't want to just give up on Windows
[05:35] <wolter> jjh_, try to boot into windows and if unsuccessful come back
[05:35] <PDG1> pffft
[05:35] <wolter> jjh_, yeah
[05:35] <PDG1> sure he will :P
[05:35] <jjh_> wolter: i have actually tried hd0,4
[05:35] <wolter> jjh_, it normally destroys grub, did you repair it?
[05:35] <sebsebseb> PDG1: so the Virtual machine could come in handy, and in this situation,  would be better than dual booting really
[05:35] <jjh_> but not with savedefault
[05:35] <wolter> jjh_, you have?
[05:35] <wolter> oh well, let me see then
[05:35] <jjh_> wolter: yes
[05:35] <jjh_> wolter: i recovered grub
[05:35] <papul> where is the linux mint channel?
[05:36] <wbc> If I run a command in terminal, and the process runs for a while, then stops, is it possible to enable some option in the terminal to do the same command after it stops?
[05:36] <PDG1> yeah... maybe i should try that Wubi install
[05:36] <lwells> Under power management I have the display sleep at 38min
[05:36] <sebsebseb> !mint |  papul
[05:36] <Ben_B> lwells: system > preferences > screensaver > power management
[05:36] <sebsebseb> !mintsupport |  papul
[05:36] <shunobies> Does anyone have any suggestions about the 64bit system going into complete melt down when useing the scroll wheel in firefox?
[05:36] <Firefishe> In a phoenix bios, is "ide ahci" equivalent to Enhanced SATA mode?
[05:36] <lwells> Ben_B: There is nowhere else to set that?
[05:36] <pato> use the VirtualBox and create a Virtual Machine... ;]
[05:37] <jjh_> wolter: i have learned windows does like to be first lol
[05:37] <Ben_B> there might be, though this is the official GUI from Ubuntu guys to set it
[05:37] <Ben_B> lwells ^
[05:37] <wolter> jjh_, in fact savedefault is not necessary
[05:37] <wbc> If I run a command in terminal, and the process runs for a while, then stops, is it possible to enable some option in the terminal to do the same command after it stops?
[05:37] <lwells> Ben_B: could it be the screensaver that is causing the problem?
[05:37] <wolter> jjh_, sorry. i'm not an expert as you can see
[05:37] <wolter> haha
[05:38] <Aacron> hey does the 'mount.ntfs' process normally run when you are copying a file over to an ntfs process?
[05:38] <Ben_B> maybe, if it uses HD IO or other stuff
[05:38] <shunobies> Is there a way to find out why your system has completely locked up and you get no response from it a log perhaps?
[05:38] <jjh_> wolter: haha well dont feel bad lol
[05:38] <Aacron> just noticed that I'm tryign to copy stuff over and my cpu use skyrocketed
[05:38] <Ben_B> does the screensaver display images ?
[05:38] <Ben_B> images on your hard drive
[05:38] <lwells> Ben_B: it is Electric Sheep
[05:38] <wolter> jjh_, i don't, don't worry haha
[05:38] <jjh_> wolter:  some expect miracles out of me too lol
[05:38] <Ben_B> I don't know what is electric sheep
[05:38] <wolter> jjh_, well, good to know you understand me
[05:39] <Aacron> and sudo top shows that mount.ntfs is taking up a (lot) of cpu... about... 70%!!
[05:39] <wolter> jjh_, so, are you sure you have tried hd0,4 before?
[05:39] <jjh_> wolter: it would be different if grub could detect windows 7
[05:39] <lwells> Ben_B: It is a screen saver that all computers using it combine and make new images
[05:39] <scottyg> please help me recover my boot menu fedora nuked it!
[05:39] <Firefishe> Do androids dream of electric sheep?
[05:39] <jjh_> wolter: yes i have but. i can try over again
[05:39] <Firefishe> ;)
[05:39] <shunobies> Could somone at least maybe point me in the direction of how to report a bug?
[05:39] <shunobies> I'm new to ubuntu
[05:39] <wolter> jjh_, grub doesn't have to detect an os, just route to it
[05:39] <Ben_B> Aacron, you probably have an ext3 partition and an ntfs partition
[05:39] <wolter> jjh_, do it again and write down the error if it doesn't workk
[05:39] <Ben_B> so when you copy stuff over it formats ?
[05:40] <PDG1> and supposing I might like to try a dual boot aswell... does anyone have a link to an easy way to set up dual boot?
[05:40] <jjh_> ok be back shortly lol
[05:40] <Aacron> I'm copyign from ext3 to ntfs yes
[05:40] <Ben_B> actually this sounds stupid
[05:40] <Ben_B> ok
[05:40] <Aacron> from one drive to another... my music :P
[05:40] <gogeta> PDG1: grub should be fine and set up dule for you
[05:40] <gogeta> easy
[05:40] <Ben_B> then I'm right with my stupid theory probably :D
[05:40] <libtech> PDG1: its pretty easy to do
[05:40] <shunobies> lol maybe i should have stuck with windows
[05:40] <Aacron> Ben_B:  sorry forgot to say who I was talkign to
[05:40] <gogeta> shunobies: ???
[05:40] <Ben_B> ok
[05:40] <shunobies> This is rediculous no one can even say where or how to report a bug
[05:41] <shunobies> you just are ignored
[05:41] <Ben_B> http://bugs.ubuntu.com
[05:41] <libtech> shunobies: be patient
[05:41] <shunobies> ty
[05:41] <PDG1> grub has the option in its setup menu?
[05:41] <gogeta> shunobies: if we doint answer we dont knoe
[05:41] <gogeta> dont
[05:41] <Ben_B> shunobies, with ubuntu you will learn more than just how to operate a computer using a great operating system software
[05:41] <gogeta> PDG1: ubuntu will set grub for dule boot auto
[05:41] <Ben_B> you will also learn the way of the linux user -- patience
[05:42] <shunobies> lol
[05:42] <gogeta> PDG1: just hit esc to slect windows
[05:42] <achandra> any ideas on who maintains apt.boxee.tv? the source repo appears to be down.
[05:42] <Ben_B> you will become a better man eventually
[05:42] <Ubunoob> thanks for help so far guys, i managed to install Audacious and i am playing my favorite stream!
[05:42] <Ben_B> (:
[05:42] <Ben_B> or, if your patience will break
[05:42] <Ben_B> you might go out searching the web yourself
[05:42] <shunobies> I was pretty sure it's a driver issue with my nvidia card and asked yesturday same question and recieved the same treatment as today like i'm a black sheep saying it is dieing on me
[05:43] <Ben_B> just like most of the people here helping other people lol
[05:43] <shunobies> But thank you for the link I do appreciate it and it will help alot
[05:43] <Aacron> Ben_B:  so does 'mount.ntfs' do some kind of magic when I write to the NTFS formatted drive?  like some kind of translation?
[05:43] <libtech> shunobies: whats the problem exactly?
[05:43] <gogeta> Ubunoob: vlc can do shoutcast and shoutcast tv and a few others :)
[05:43] <Ben_B> um Aacron actually it just mounts an NTFS partition
[05:43] <shunobies> When I have firefox opened on any website and begin useing the middle wheel button to scroll up or down a page quickly the entire system locks up and then you have to manually restart the computer with the buttons on the case
[05:44] <tycso> ..
[05:44] <tycso> ....
[05:44] <MFen> i cannot for the life of me figure out how you get tomboy to make a checklist of tasks or todos. has anyone done this
[05:44] <Ben_B> shunobies, this sounds very strange
[05:44] <shunobies> Also if i put the system on Graphics mode None then when moving windows I see lots of black areas i have tried different drivers to no avail
[05:44] <dekkong> !shred
[05:44] <dekkong> is it possible to shred avi files?
[05:45] <Ben_B> lol, this is like those porn channels
[05:45] <Ben_B> !milf
[05:45] <bazhang> Ben_B, please stop
[05:45] <Ben_B> ok lol
[05:45] <Aacron> or did I just moutn my drive incorrectly...?  used fstab, with info I cfound via google:  /dev/sdc1 /mnt/backup ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_US.UTF-8 0 0
[05:45] <PDG1> hmmm... so I'm just trying to wrap my head around this... so if I do the install from a live CD. it should ask me if i want to install grub... grub will install itself as a boot loader and will find both partitions and OSs and ask which one I want to boot from each time I boot. And grub can actually boot Windows aswell?
[05:45] <gogeta> shunobies: sounds like a gfx card issue
[05:45] <AgileWebDev> What shell does Ubuntu use for files?
[05:46] <gogeta> PDG1: whont ask it will just do it
[05:46] <Ben_B> Aacron, you just have to do mount /dev/sdc1
[05:46] <Aacron> AgileWebDev:  nautilus
[05:46] <bazhang> !dualboot | PDG1
[05:46] <AgileWebDev> When you dl them from the internet and try to install them
[05:46] <Ben_B> try mounting it the simple way
[05:46] <gogeta> PDG1: BUT YES IT WILL
[05:46] <gogeta> oops
[05:46] <PDG1> i forget what distro I used that would ask Grub or Lilo
[05:46] <Aacron> Ben_B:  I edited fstab so it would mount on every boot, and then I did mount -a
[05:46] <PDG1> obv not Ubuntu
[05:46] <shunobies> Yes I think it's that there is only one driver available from Nvidia for the 7200 for Ubuntu and i dont believe it's for the 64bit system just the 32 bit but i want to use the 64bit system which i belive is causeing the issue.
[05:47] <Ben_B> um then try unmounting it and then mounting again
[05:47] <Aacron> ah okay.
[05:47] <shunobies> But not sure if I should report as a bug to Ubuntu or maybe make a note to Nvidia?
[05:47] <PDG1> groovy... thanks bazhang
[05:47] <gogeta> shunobies: both probly
[05:47] <scottyg> how do i recover my boot menu?
[05:47] <Ben_B> houston, we have a problem
[05:47] <Ben_B> shunobies, i mean
[05:47] <cabrey> !grub | Scolo
[05:48] <cabrey> scottyg, see above
[05:48] <scottyg> i lost it after installing fedora
[05:48] <Ben_B> lol
[05:48] <shunobies> Ok thank you gogeta and Ben and libtech
[05:48] <scottyg> i have a mint and ubuntu partition as welll now i have no menu
[05:48] <gogeta> scottyg: did you say fedora
[05:48] <shunobies> Much appreciated
[05:48] <Ben_B> that's like an UnexpectedGrubLosingException
[05:48] <scottyg> they dont know what to do
[05:49] <Ben_B> shunobies, sorry I couldn't help
[05:49] <Ben_B> but I don't think anyone could
[05:49] <Ben_B> cause there are no drivers
[05:49] <jjh> wolter: Error 12: Invalid Device Request
[05:49] <Ben_B> (bet you wanna break your screen on my head now lol)
[05:49] <scottyg> can anyone help me move the boot menu from the ubuntu partition onto the fedora partition?
[05:49] <wolter> jjh, ok
[05:49] <Enigma83> fuck this shit
[05:49] <wolter> let me see
[05:49] <wolter> jjh, sounds kinda complicated
[05:50] <wolter> jjh, can you mount the windows drive?
[05:50] <bazhang> Enigma83, watch the language
[05:50] <Ben_B> scottyg why not boot ubuntu, then copy to usb, then boot fedora
[05:50] <Ben_B> then copy from usb to fedora
[05:50] <dekkong> hey guys , is it possible to shred movie files like avi?
[05:50] <gogeta> scottyg that would be your menu.lst in /boot/grub
[05:50] <Ubunoob> Gogeta: ok thanks i got VLC running now
[05:50] <Enigma83> it was a test i'm just trying to view my user logs for irc
[05:50] <jjh> wolter: i did notice that in booting up grub booted from hd0,4
[05:50] <grendal_prime> grrrrrrrrr cant get usb working in virtualbox
[05:51] <jjh> wolter: ubuntu did
[05:51] <wolter> jjh, yeah, because the lines we changed in the file
[05:51] <wolter> oh
[05:51] <scottyg> gogeta can i get it from my ubuntu partition?
[05:51] <Ben_B> #virtualbox
[05:51] <wolter> ubuntu booted from hd0,4?
[05:51] <gogeta> Ubunoob yea just slect adnintal playlist you will see shoucast tv etc :)
[05:51] <jjh> wolter: yep
[05:51] <Aacron> Ben_B:  apparently mount does something when I'm transferrign data to/from the disk, cause any time I transfer a file to/from the drive the mount.ntfs process starts chowing down on the CPU
[05:51] <wolter> jjh, well, thats kinda messy then
[05:51] <jjh> wolter: in gparted it states that 4 is windows
[05:51] <wolter> jjh, just to try my theory, change hd0,4 for hd0,0
[05:51] <jjh> wolter: yep lol
[05:51] <scottyg> can i move the boot menu from ubunto to here and it will work?
[05:51] <wolter> i think windows always installs in the mbr
[05:51] <Aacron> Ben_B:  maybe since I'm copying from an ext3 fs to ntfs, mount has to 'translate' to the new filesystem type?
[05:52] <jjh> wolter: yea i been wanting to try 0,0 too
[05:52] <wolter> so you haven't?
[05:52] <Ben_B> this is unlikely :P
[05:52] <jjh> wolter: not yet
[05:52] <wolter> nice
[05:52] <wolter> that might be the fix
[05:52] <jjh> wolter: that may be the magic number
[05:52] <jjh> lol
[05:52] <wolter> hahaha
[05:52] <wolter> yeah
[05:52] <Ben_B> Aacron, i don't know
[05:52] <Ben_B> and i feel slightly tired to make up a new theory
[05:52] <Aacron> ahh okay... well so long as I'm not transferring huge files it wont really matter anyhow
[05:53] <Aacron> thanks Ben_B
[05:53] <gogeta> scottyg dunno but thats your ubuntu grub list you whanted
[05:53] <Ben_B> sorry Aacron :P
[05:53] <gogeta> scottyg why you trying to move it to fedora anyways
[05:53] <jjh> wolter: brb fingers crossed
[05:54] <wolter> ok haha
[05:54] <Ben_B> life is very tiring for an old linux user...
[05:54] <gnuyen> for whatever reason my ubuntu takes FOREVER to generate message lists
[05:55] <gogeta> Ben_B lol im  old user
[05:55] <Ben_B> i would really like to play soldat now but i need to do some environmental changes first
[05:55] <gogeta> Ben_B also a dev but shhh
[05:55] <Ben_B> wine is doing stuff i don't like
[05:56] <gogeta> wine always does
[05:56] <gogeta> use the wine hq repos
[05:56] <Guest34656> hi guys, does anyone knows how to deal with this error? "Can't open /var/run/pid.usbconfigdaemon" ??
[05:56] <gogeta> better
[05:56] <murad> printer (hp 1020)installed on ubuntu but i cant print need help
[05:56] <Ben_B> soldat + wine doesn't work
[05:57] <scottyg> gogeta my ubuntu menu  will let me choose between mint and ubunto...fedora nuked the menu i want to boot to mint and ubuntu and nuke the fedora partition!
[05:57] <daishadar> how do i tell what graphics driver is being used at the moment?
[05:57] <gogeta> Ben_B: i would check winhq and see if it needs any tweaks to work
[05:58] <scottyg> do you think it would work if i moved it here?
[05:58] <yaris1234567891> what is a good offtopic channel ?
[05:58] <gler> how would I install a downloaded .tar.gz using terminal in jaunty
[05:58] <Ben_B> daishadar, call the station :)
[05:58] <gogeta> scottyg as long as you knoe what partation ubuntu is on you can add it to the fedora boot loader
[05:59] <gogeta> scottyg: you can also use the live cd to restore ubuntu grub settings
[05:59] <elfMobile> Right now I have Gentoo Linux installed along with Vista.  I have grub as my boot loader and I choose what I want when I start it up.  If I install Ubuntu inside the unpartitioned space in my hard disk, will it recognize that and just add an entry in my existing grub.conf file?
[05:59] <gogeta> scottyg or the live cd supergrub to boot ubuntu
[05:59] <scottyg> i dont know what is on what can i do trial and error?
[05:59] <_ged> i've checked the var/run folder and there's no "pid.usbconfigdaemon=6000"
[05:59] <scottyg> i know the size of each partition with what is on it tho
[05:59] <gogeta> scottyg: i would say supergub live cd it can make the changes with a gui
[05:59] <Ben_B> elfMobile, don't gentoo guys like configuring stuff on their own ? :P
[06:00] <gogeta> to grub
[06:00] <scottyg> what is supergup?
[06:00] <scottyg> supergub?
[06:00] <gogeta> !supergrub
[06:00] <Ben_B> elfMobile, it doesn't add on it's own
[06:00] <scottyg> where do i get it?
[06:00] <bullgard4> How can I find a file on my Ubuntu computer which I have given another name yesterday but I do not know its name? Can I use the criterion ctime in the find command?
[06:01] <jrib> bullgard4: do you know the old name?
[06:01] <bullgard4> jrib: No, not too well. Something with xmodmap, but not sure.
[06:01] <jrib> bullgard4: well you could search your shell history...
[06:02] <jrib> bullgard4: even searching for mv commands would probably be a good idea
[06:02] <murad> printer (hp 1020)installed on ubuntu but i cant print need help
[06:02] <bullgard4> jrib: I will give shell history a try.
[06:02] <gogeta> scottyg http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&ct=res&cd=1&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.supergrubdisk.org%2F&ei=TFZESsD5M9KPmAetgOn2BA&rct=j&q=supergrub&usg=AFQjCNE6Cppza1p-syBdMslU2n7PLypyJw
[06:02] <gogeta> lol didnt mean to link google lol
[06:02] <gogeta> anyways first page
[06:03] <_diegoo> please.. anyone can help me? i'm trying to program c++ in ubuntu and when i run my aplication, i receive the following: ./1.c: line 3: syntax error near unexpected token `('
[06:03] <_diegoo> ./1.c: line 3: `int main()'
[06:04] <dsdeiz> maybe you could pastebin your code?
[06:04] <_ged> hi guys, does anyone knows how to deal with this error? "Can't open /var/run/pid.usbconfigdaemon" ??
[06:04] <FLJohn> Hope all are well,.
[06:04] <_ged> i've checked the var/run folder and there's no "pid.usbconfigdaemon=6000"
[06:04] <Richi_rich> haloo bonek rock..
[06:04] <BJ_sung> hey.. guys, michael jackson died?
[06:04] <FLJohn> Yes MG is dead
[06:04] <^Einstein> BJ_sung: old news, take it to #defocus
[06:05] <FLJohn> Just found out that the company goofed when they built my computer
[06:05] <bullgard4> jrib: Great! You are making this morning happy for me! The idea of searching for 'mv' worked.
[06:06] <_diegoo> please, any BR here? ;
[06:06] <_diegoo> ;x
[06:06] <murad> murad
[06:06] <_diegoo> murad, are you BR?
[06:07] <scottyg> the server is down
[06:07] <Architectonics> I have a question. Does anyone know where the unicode standard is actually stored in the kernel?
[06:07] <scottyg> http://www.supergrubdisk.org/   is down
[06:08] <gogeta> worked for me
[06:08] <gogeta> give it snother try
[06:09] <gogeta> think its just being slow today
[06:09] <lyrae> when sftp'ing, how can i upload dirs as well?
[06:09] <bullgard4> Who is the user 'nobody'? (in the top command for PID 4957 and process find?)
[06:09] <lyrae> when i do put *, it will upload files but not dirs
[06:10] <WIGGMPk> Can anyone suggest a good IDE for Visual Basic, Visual C++, Java, & .NET ??
[06:10] <murad> how to install printer on ubuntu my printer is hp 1020 ubuntu install it auto but printer is not working. any one can help?
[06:11] <wolter> WIGGMPk, I can only think of mono-develop
[06:11] <gogeta> scottyg you should be able to use that to start up the deleted ubuntu entry
[06:11] <WIGGMPk> wolter: isnt Mono just for .NET?
[06:12] <gogeta> as well as restore it
[06:13] <crdlb> WIGGMPk: monodevelop supports various languages, though it definitely supports C# better than others
[06:13] <wolter> WIGGMPk, no
[06:13] <wolter> WIGGMPk, i mean, mono is some adaptation of .NET, but mono-develop can do other languages like C++
[06:13] <WIGGMPk> crdlb: C# isnt my thing
[06:13] <wolter> WIGGMPk, let me tell you which languages can monodevelop od
[06:13] <wolter> do
[06:14] <crdlb> wikipedia says: C#, Java, Boo, Nemerle, Visual Basic.NET, CIL, Python, Vala, C and C++
[06:14] <juxbox> Hi
[06:14] <wolter> WIGGMPk: C, C#, C++, VBNet, Web (i guess html, css, js), XML
[06:14] <juxbox> I've been having trouble with my audio in ubuntu 9.04 for quite a while
[06:15] <juxbox> It's an HP pavilion dv6
[06:15] <juxbox> my lspci says 01:00.1 Audio device: ATI Technologies Inc R700 Audio Device [Radeon HD 4000 Series]
[06:15] <juxbox> and cat /proc/asound/card0/codec#* | grep Codec
[06:15] <juxbox> gives me Codec: IDT 92HD75B3X5
[06:15] <WIGGMPk> wolter: crdlb: Visual Basic is now VB .NET right?
[06:16] <juxbox> Codec: LSI ID 1040
[06:16] <user166665> Hello im having printer issues can anyone help me?
[06:16] <CapeONE> what printer do you have
[06:17] <^paradox^> can someone tell me if i look like identd is working for me?
[06:17] <CapeONE> paradox?
[06:17] <CapeONE> yes
[06:18] <WIGGMPk> wolter: crdlb: mono sounds like what i need.. either of you wouldnt happen to know of a good Visual C++ IDE now?
[06:18] <wolter> WIGGMPk, I don't think so
[06:18] <^paradox^> CapeONE: thnx
[06:18] <CapeONE> yup
[06:19] <^paradox^> ive been having a time with someone using my name
[06:19] <wolter> WIGGMPk, with Visual you mean like with GUI builder?
[06:19] <WIGGMPk> wolter: yes
[06:19] <CapeONE> that sucks
[06:19] <EgyCoder09> cannot start xampp http://pastebin.com/m5f6a4637
[06:19] <EgyCoder09> ?
[06:20] <^paradox^> then yahoo on pidgin isnt working now
[06:21] <crdlb> WIGGMPk: try monodevelop for that, but you seem to be conflating IDEs and development platforms a bit
[06:21] <wolter> WIGGMPk, then I don't know anything other than mono develop
[06:21] <^paradox^> someone told me this http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/ would fix it. will it?
[06:21] <WIGGMPk> crdlb: yes i think i am
[06:22] <josue> hello
[06:22] <wolter> WIGGMPk, well, actually I don't know if mono has it
[06:22] <wolter> WIGGMPk, what kind of gui are you looking for?
[06:22] <EgyCoder09> cannot start xampp http://pastebin.com/m5f6a4637
[06:23] <user166665> anyone help me with .rpm on lexmark printer installation driver
[06:23] <WIGGMPk> crdlb: wolter: I am just getting back into programming.. I have only ever done BASIC, C++, and RPG4 (AS/400)
[06:23] <^paradox^> has anyone used that http://www.pidgin.im/download/ubuntu/? does it work?
[06:24] <bazhang> !xampp | EgyCoder09
[06:24] <bazhang> user166665, you dont want to use an rpm with Ubuntu
[06:24] <EgyCoder09> bazhang: it's lampp
[06:24] <EgyCoder09> bazhang: i ran it from /opt/lampp/lampp start
[06:24] <user166665> well
[06:25] <WIGGMPk> crdlb: wolter: and it was never programming with any GUI, and now I would like to make some GUI's with the Windows API and eventually Linux. I am not sure what I need.. I want to program in C++, Java, .NET, and Visual Basic.. and id like to make GUI's with them.. does this help?:??
[06:25] <user166665> i found a thread on ubunutu forum about drivers for lexmark and i had to download this .rpm files and use alien to convert to .deb
[06:25] <user166665> and its not working
[06:25] <covidiu> Hi. How can I run a command when my network connection comes up, without using /etc/network/interfaces (because I still want the network manager to handle the interfaces)? For example I want to establish an SSH tunnel when my wireless connects.
[06:26] <tiyowan> WIGGMPk: try wxwidgets - it's a nice cross platform gui library that you could use with python (a good language to start with)
[06:26] <WIGGMPk> tiyowan: I dont want to program with python.. I already have a strong syntax understanding of C++ (and I have to do it for college anyway)
[06:27] <crdlb> it's certainly cross-platform, but I'm not so sure about "nice" :)
[06:27] <^paradox^> can someone give me a hand? ive heard others are having trouble with yahoo via pidgin
[06:27] <WIGGMPk> regardless of its portability, I am looking for specifics
[06:28] <shunobies> If anyone else ends up having an issue with there system locking up on them it seems to be a problem with the kernal I found the following Bug Report and added to it: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/308300
[06:28] <ashlessburn> wine 1.24 is it supported yet?
[06:28] <JakobA> What are some alternatives to MythTV/Mythbuntu?
[06:29] <ashlessburn> jakoBa, yes linuxmce
[06:29] <tiyowan> crdlb: :P
[06:29] <juxbox> I have kernel 2.6.28, do I need to upgrade to 2.6.30?
[06:30] <ashlessburn> juxbox, not really
[06:30] <juxbox> but I was told that it has a newer alsa so it can fix my audio problem
[06:30] <dtchen> juxbox: yes, it does.
[06:30] <wolter> WIGGMPk, I think you want mono then
[06:30] <juxbox> :)
[06:30] <ashlessburn> juxbox, if it fixes a issue i would but other then that i wouldnt do it
[06:30] <wolter> WIGGMPk, check out the site
[06:30] <ScottG> How do I copy directories recursively? Like if I want to copy the whole chain of directories somewhere and not just the destination.
[06:30] <wolter> http://www.mono-project.com
[06:31] <dtchen> juxbox: the alternative, of course, is to compile alsa-driver 1.0.20 yourself
[06:31] <Tetracomm> Good night.
[06:31] <JakobA> ashlessburn actually a better question, can mythtv/linuxmce do IRC signal scanning using a HVR 1600? (for digital clearQAM signals from comcast). my tv gets 200+ channels but all are digital and can only be found/viewed when I set to TV to IRC signalling
[06:31] <dtchen> juxbox: either way, you end up with a non-standard install
[06:31] <WIGGMPk> wolter: well mono is the only one that I found that does VB.NET.. the other one "NetBeans" also does Ruby which looks interesting
[06:31] <andrew_46> ScottG: As in cp --recursive ?
[06:32] <wolter> yeah well, but i don't know if it has .net
[06:32] <ScottG> andrew_46: I thought using -r just allowed you do copy directories
[06:32] <ashlessburn> jakoba, that is more a quetion for the developers however linuxmce is a amazing program, it is a home managemnt software
[06:33] <JakobA> ashlessburn ah :( ill try the hdhomerun guys, they know more about this stuff
[06:33] <d-user> Hello, I'm having issues with audio.. probably a common thing around here. I know I have the Intel Azalia sound chipset, I'm unable to find any drivers for it, and I wouldn't have any idea how to set it up even if I did.. I'm just a windows geek :P Google hasn't helped, I've only found people saying their audio isn't working and that it has detected the chipset.. so I'm guessing there are drivers for it bundled
[06:33] <dtchen> d-user: please use "ubuntu-bug alsa-base" in a Terminal
[06:34] <juxbox> dtchen: would that be a better choice http://www.stchman.com/alsa_update.html
[06:34] <dtchen> juxbox: no
[06:34] <dtchen> juxbox: please don't use that script; you really only need a newer alsa-driver
[06:34] <andrew_46> ScottG: Contents as well
[06:35] <juxbox> dtchen: that script will download and auto compile a newer alsa driver, check the website and tell me.
[06:35] <ashlessburn> exit
[06:35] <gnuyen> ever since jaunty evolution searches very slow
[06:36] <andrew_46> ScottG: Just checked to make sure I was not talking rubbbish :-)
[06:36] <gnuyen> i do have tracker disabled
[06:36] <ScottG> andrew_46: Well yea
[06:36] <dtchen> juxbox: you can accomplish the same thing by installing the newer kernel i mentioned and then rebooting into it, or installing alsa-driver and then rebooting
[06:36] <andrew_46> ScottG: Or have I missed something with your qestion?
[06:36] <ScottG> andrew_46: I dunno, I am too tired/busy to figure out how to ask this question, I dont even know what I want to ask really lol
[06:37] <dtchen> juxbox: if you _absolutely_ don't want to do either of those by hand, then feel free to use the script, but i cannot (and won't) vouch for any side effects
[06:37] <ScottG> its np though, thanks
[06:37] <gnuyen> is this a known bug?
[06:39] <c0mm4nd3r> +
[06:39] <juxbox> dtchen: but why didn't ubuntu use that newest kernel by default?
[06:40] <vince_> Good Morning all, I was wondering if anyone was having issues with Evolution after the last batch of Ubuntu updates
[06:40] <vince_> Specifically it freezing up when you first load it.
[06:42] <bc> would this be the master device on the secondary IDE? -> ata2.01
[06:42] <bc> (I'm guessing no, but then what device would that be?)
[06:42] <dtchen> juxbox: it was released quite some time after jaunty was released.
[06:42] <dtchen> juxbox: Ubuntu doesn't handle time travel too well ;-)
[06:45] <juxbox> dtchen: I think I will upgrade my kenel, since I have a bleeding edge labtop, so probably I need it, but is [ ]K[^Omegadoom linux-image-2.6.30-020630-generic_2.6.30-020630_i386.deb10-Jun-2009 11:27  24M the one I need? It's intel x86 labtop.
[06:45] <dtchen> juxbox: check "uname -m"
[06:45] <juxbox> i686
[06:48] <user166665> can anyone help me with installing driver for lexmark printer?
[06:49] <ChoboMog> user16665:  Have you tried simply plugging it in?  I got lucky with mine and it was recognized instantly
[06:49] <raylu> juxbox: is the latest one in the repositories not sufficient?
[06:49] <dtchen> juxbox: then yes, use the i386 deb
[06:49] <dtchen> raylu: no, jaunty's is insufficient
[06:49] <vince_> Can anyone help me with this Evolution issue.  Ever since I did the last updates it freezes immedialty after start.  I attemped to move the .evolution folder out of my home directory to let it rebuild the databases but it sill will not work properly.  I really don't know what else to do.
[06:50] <tiyowan> vince_: Have you checked your logs?
[06:50] <juxbox> raylu: it is, but i'm having a problem with alsa, and my labtop is a very new one with all the new features.
[06:50] <vince_> Not sure which logs I would check.  I started evolution from the terminal and watched the output but nothing came up with any paritular error
[06:50] <juxbox> problem with audio actually*
[06:51] <tiyowan> vince_: Use the...um, what is it called, system log viewer in system -> administration, and look at your messages log after starting evolution.
[06:52] <tiyowan> vince_: By no means a solution, but perhaps it will give a better indication of the problem.
[06:52] <raylu> vince_: i'd also recommend running evolution in a terminal
[06:53] <user166665> is terminal where i would run a  command
[06:53] <vince_> raylu: did that, couln't find it.
[06:53] <raylu> of course, i've been holding back recommending thunderbird/mutt over evolution because that's what i did after crashage (known bug, in my case)
[06:53] <raylu> user166665: or the run dialog (alt+f2)
[06:53] <raylu> vince_: couldn't find...? that=?
[06:54] <vince_> Sorry, Ran evolution... Nothing odd
[06:54] <ChoboMog> user166665:  Yes, terminal is where you run them.
[06:54] <user166665> ok im having a problem anyone care to help me out ?
[06:54] <raylu> wow, googling for "man evolution" was not a well thought-out idea
[06:55] <ChoboMog> raylu: lol
[06:55] <user166665> i have a lexmark printer, i found a script someone made to auto find the driver and install it, ive downlaoded the file , and it says to ./Lexmark-z600.sh, i do that and it says no such file/directory
[06:56] <raylu> vince_: this is a long shot, but evolution --offline --disable-preview
[06:57] <vince_> raylu: Did that, Same result
[06:57] <infidel2s> anyone using Ubuntu as a VirtualBox guest?  why can't i even ping my guest os's internal ip from my host?
[06:57] <vince_> appears to be freezeing up attempting to load search folders
[06:58] <vince_> I also checked the logs, Didn't see anything there pertaining to evolution and also didn't see anything around the time I loaded evolution
[06:58] <raylu> vince_: apt-cache showpkg evolution
[07:00] <vince_> raylu: http://pastebin.com/d5eec9eca
[07:01] <raylu> vince_: so you're currently on 2.26.1-0ubuntu2 and 2.26.1-0ubuntu1 was what you had before the upgrade?
[07:02] <vince_> I belive so.. I just updated the last batch of patches, I always try to keep the system up to date and have never had an issue like this.  Im not even sure the updates caused the problum as I didn't see an evolution update in the group
[07:03] <infidel2s> ok i can ping the ip address, ( i was using the wrong IP before, it's the one for 'virtualbox ethernet adapter', but still can't ssh to it, and i even set up port forwarding for it
[07:03] <user166665> can anyone help me with a lexmark printer setup
[07:04] <kbp> does any one use Webmin? It says: "CPU load averages 	0.96 (1 min) 0.86 (5 mins) 0.55 (15 mins)" I just wonder what does the number 0.96 (or 0.86, 0.55) mean?
[07:04] <raylu> vince_: i think apt logs stuff somewhere in /var/log... maybe...
[07:05] <raylu> infidel2s: ssh from the host machine?
[07:05] <raylu> kbp: load average in the last 15, 5, and minute, i think
[07:05] <infidel2s> raylu yea
[07:05] <raylu> kbp: yep. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Load_(computing)
[07:06] <raylu> !webmin | kbp
[07:06] <kbp> but I mean  0.96 means 96% or something?
[07:06] <raylu> infidel2s: you shouldn't have to set up port forwarding
[07:06] <majid81> hi there
[07:06] <infidel2s> raylu i know, but it didnt work with or without it
[07:06] <raylu> kbp: no, that means that an average of 0.96 processes were using or waiting for CPU cycles
[07:07] <majid81> does the latest ubuntu installer support LUKS (cryptsetup) on-disk encryption?
[07:07] <raylu> infidel2s: are you sure the ssh server is listening on the guest? can you ssh from the guest to itself?
[07:07] <majid81> if not, is there any howto for LUKS in ubuntu around?
[07:07] <kbp> raylu: thank you very much I've got it
[07:07] <infidel2s> raylu yes
[07:08] <raylu> infidel2s: can you show me your /etc/ssh/sshd_config?
[07:08] <raylu> majid81: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystem
[07:09] <infidel2s> raylu all i did was apt-get install openssh-server, it's the default config
[07:09] <raylu> majid81: but it's out of date
[07:09] <infidel2s> which has always worked fine for me in the past
[07:09] <raylu> infidel2s: on guest OS's? i'm thinking the way you have networking setup you can only open connections from the guest
[07:09] <infidel2s> no i've never done it for a guest os before
[07:10] <user166665> can anyone help me with installing the files for a lexmark z705
[07:10] <juxbox> dtchen: I just installed it, but it says Same version is already installed
[07:10] <raylu> vince_: find anything? if you think it will help, "sudo aptitude install evolution=2.26.1-0ubuntu1" should downgrade your package
[07:11] <juxbox> while uname -r says 2.6.28-13-generic
[07:13] <raylu> juxbox: uname gives the currently running kernel. did you reboot after installing the new one?
[07:14] <juxbox> not yet, but it says that the same version is already installed.
[07:14] <majid81> raylu: thanks.
[07:14] <juxbox> but anyhow let me reboot.
[07:14] <emptyrobotboy> Folks, I need to get the contact information for 50 domains my company owns to verify if it is correct. I was thinking of writing a shell script to call whois, but I can't figure out how to extract contact information from the output of whois. Can anyone help?
[07:14] <yao_ziyuan> i run some gnome apps in kde4 (kubuntu jaunty). the problem is they produce gnome sound effects. i can disable them using gnome-sound-properties, but this will also automatically start "gnome-settings-daemon".
[07:15] <yao_ziyuan> is there a way to disable gnome sounds without running gnome-settings-daemon?
[07:15] <raylu> emptyrobotboy: grep?
[07:15] <dekkong> !grep
[07:15] <raylu> wow, that is definitely less than useful.
[07:16] <emptyrobotboy> raylu, thanks. What syntax do I use to get all text between "Adminstrative Contacts" and "Domain  servers in listed order"?
[07:16] <raylu> infidel2s: by the way, your sshd_config looks fine
[07:16] <raylu> emptyrobotboy: oh... ok, not grep. give me a second
[07:16] <emptyrobotboy> raylu, whois www.domain.com | grep "Administrative contact*Domain servers"?
[07:17] <infidel2s> raylu thanks. i think it's because i have to do some more settings on my host o/s... i just found an article talkin about it
[07:20] <bizkut> hiredgoon, i want to ask about ubuntu trademarks use on commercial products
[07:21] <bizkut> hiredgoon, i want to ask about ubuntu trademarks use on commercial products
[07:23] <ziroday> bizkut: short answer no, long answer http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/trademarkpolicy or email canonical
[07:23] <kt> anyone know oauth?
[07:23] <rogue_> hello
[07:23] <rogue_> anyone there
[07:23] <bazhang> rogue_, yes
[07:23] <wrinkliez> hey guys, i notced that when i made my panel large, the icons in the notification area changed with it, but only some of them (Xchat for example is huge while rhythmbox stays the same) is there a way to make them all the same size?
[07:24] <rogue_> ok just about to say
[07:24] <enterneo> 'ubuntu-9.04-desktop-amd64' will work on intel machines too? (hoping to install 64-bit on core2duo)
[07:24] <ziroday> enterneo: yes
[07:24] <rogue_> 1313 users and no one was speaking
[07:24] <dekkong> do you guys encrypt your data?
[07:24] <enterneo> do you people recommend using 64bit on core2duo now? (2GB RAM on notebook)
[07:25] <Terralthra> Is this the right place to go for getting help with Ubuntu wireless?
[07:25] <rogue_> depends whats you o.s.
[07:25] <rogue_> dekkong
[07:25] <rogue_> depends whats you o.s.
[07:25] <WIGGMPk> enterneo: its not NECESSARY, but it wont hurt
[07:25] <dekkong> rogue_: UB
[07:25] <amigamia> can you run ubuntu on a raq4?
[07:25] <crdlb> wrinkliez: unfortunately, there's nothing you can do if they behave differently
[07:25] <wrinkliez> blast
[07:25] <rogue_> depends whats your operating system
[07:25] <wrinkliez> thanks
[07:26] <rogue_> ubuntu
[07:26] <Terralthra> I recently upgraded to 9.04, and ever since, my wireless does not work.
[07:26] <Terralthra> The card is detected (lshw) and the module is loaded (lsmod)
[07:26] <rogue_> there is really no need on ubuntu just unmount your data on a drive
[07:26] <ziroday> Terralthra: does it appear in ifconfig or ifconfig -a?
[07:26] <dekkong> rogue_: yepp
[07:26] <Terralthra> but sudo iwlist shows no available networks (where there is an AP right next to me)
[07:26] <Terralthra> ziroday - yes
[07:27] <ziroday> Terralthra: what wireless card is this?
[07:27] <Terralthra> ipw2100
[07:27] <ziroday> Terralthra: hmm that card should "just work". Do you see the nm-applet icon?
[07:27] <Terralthra> I do.
[07:27] <ziroday> Terralthra: just no networks?
[07:28] <Terralthra> wireless is greyed out
[07:28] <Terralthra> I can't select "enable wireless"
[07:28] <ziroday> Terralthra: does your laptop have one of those hardware wireless kill switches?
[07:28] <rogue_> well guys im out
[07:28] <Terralthra> It has one, but it is software controlled
[07:28] <Terralthra> and I believe it's enabled
[07:29] <Terralthra> since my wireless worked before upgrading to 9.04
[07:29] <felix_> could anyone try http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8083/ ?
[07:29] <nztal> Terralthra, there might be something in your /etc/network/interfaces that keeps wireless from being enabled in network manager, possibly
[07:29] <Terralthra> terralthra@Case:~$ cat /etc/network/interfaces
[07:29] <Terralthra> auto lo
[07:29] <Terralthra> iface lo inet loopback
[07:29] <Terralthra> terralthra@Case:~$
[07:29] <FloodBot1> Terralthra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:29] <ziroday> Terralthra: does a livecd work?
[07:29] <Terralthra> 'tis a tablet, has no optical drive.
[07:30] <ziroday> Terralthra: then liveusb :)
[07:30] <amigamia> felix_ it doesnt connect http://<IP_ADDRESS>:8083/
[07:30] <amigamia> felix_ what is it?
[07:30] <Terralthra> what should be in my /etc/network/interfaces/
[07:30] <Terralthra> (I think the problem is related to my having used wicd under 8.04, and trying to go back to using network manager in 9.04)
[07:31] <felix_> amigamia, may i pm you? i think youre spanish, for better talking
[07:31] <emptyrobotboy>  Folks, I need to get the contact information for 50 domains my company owns to verify if it is correct. I was thinking of writing a shell script to call whois, but I can't figure out how to extract contact information from the output of whois. Can anyone help?
[07:31] <amigamia> sure
[07:31] <ziroday> Terralthra: that is all that should be in interfaces, nm works out the rest
[07:31] <Terralthra> apparently not, ziroday =]
[07:31] <raylu> emptyrobotboy: http://pastebin.com/m62199f15
[07:32] <Terralthra> I'm downloading the livecd, I'll get out the docking station and see if it works from there
[07:32] <ziroday> Terralthra: great
[07:32] <emptyrobotboy> raylu, thank you sire
[07:32] <raylu> emptyrobotboy: np, sorry for taking so long
[07:33] <emptyrobotboy> raylu, people like you are why i love this community. thanks again.
[07:38] <sd_rocks> can anyone tell me what are the settings of yahoo messenger to work in pidgin!! i am frm india!!
[07:38] <nztal> !yahoo
[07:39] <sd_rocks> ok
[07:40] <sandy_> is there a way of tuning up the performance of jaunty jackalope?
[07:41] <ziroday> sandy_: in what way? Faster boot up times, more responsive applications, less ram used?
[07:41] <sandy_> more responsive applications
[07:42] <ziroday> sandy_: how much ram do you have?
[07:42] <sandy_> bootup is fine....the ram seems does seem to get used up quickly
[07:42] <sandy_> 640mb I think is the physical amount
[07:43] <ziroday> sandy_: hmm, best thing to do is probably buy more RAM. Other options include using more lightweight applications. See what's taking up the most RAM currently
[07:44] <sandy_> how do I identify that ?  still a noob
[07:44] <WIGGMPk> ziroday: sandy_ or consider xubuntu?
[07:44] <ziroday> sandy_: you can open the system monitor, it will show you your ram usage, total amount of ram and you can sort processes by ram usage
[07:46] <glick> excuse me, on default install, where can i find the stock gnome icons?
[07:46] <glick> i looked in /usr/share/icons/hicolor but they seem to be empty all those directories
[07:46] <sandy_> ziroday: it looks like firefox is the most at 45 mb
[07:47] <ziroday> sandy_: ookay, what is your current total ram usage? (in %)
[07:47] <Terralthra> oi, ziroday
[07:47] <Terralthra> you still around?
[07:47] <ziroday> Terralthra: yep!
[07:47] <Terralthra> you're going to LOVE this
[07:48] <Terralthra> I put in a PCMCIA wireless card
[07:48] <Terralthra> just to see what would happen
[07:48] <Terralthra> it detects it
[07:48] <Terralthra> ifconfig shows it
[07:48] <FloodBot1> Terralthra: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:48] <Terralthra> iwlist scan even picks up networks
[07:48] <Terralthra> but network manager STILL has "enable wireless" greyed out
[07:49] <sandy_> ziroday: 40%
[07:50] <sandy_> WIGGMPk: is xubuntu easy enough to set up WICD and get a decent browser going?
[07:50] <sandy_> woops
[07:50] <chama> bonjour les gens
[07:50] <ziroday> sandy_: okay
[07:51] <ziroday> Terralthra: hmm and you said you were using wicd before this?
[07:51] <Boohbah> !fr | chama
[07:51] <Terralthra> before switching to 9.04, yes
[07:51] <Terralthra> maddeningly
[07:51] <Terralthra> terralthra@Case:~$ cat /sys/class/net/eth1/device/rf_kill
[07:52] <Terralthra> outputs 2, that it is turned off in hardware
[07:52] <Terralthra> but I shit you not, there is no hardware switch
[07:53] <ziroday> Terralthra: sounds like a combination of wicd and the "hardware" switch has played havoc with the wifi. Tried the live(cd|usb) yet?
[07:53] <Terralthra> still downloading
[07:54] <amv6356> I just upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 and my sound doesn't work at all.
[07:54] <chama> j'ai changeé mon définition d'écran et rajouté un "user" ,et au redemarrage de la session ,je ne suis plus en mode graphique et GMd abscent .Je peux qu'utiliser la lligne de commande.Que m'ai t-il arrivé et que puis-je faire pour resoudre le probleme? mercir
[07:54] <chama> changé ma définition*
[07:54] <ziroday> amv6356: Go to the volume mixer and make sure all the sliders are to the max (specifically PCM)
[07:54] <ziroday> !fr | chama
[07:54] <chama> désolé :);)
[07:55] <Travo18> hey if my grub loader is coming up with an error 22 what is the best solution to this problem??
[07:55] <the1corrupted> Hello, can someone help me get my touchpad on my laptop working?
[07:55] <ziroday> !grub | Travo18 reinstall grub by following the first link or using super grub disk
[07:56] <amigamia> is it a thinkpad the1corrrupted?
[07:56] <Terralthra> heh, well, this is interesting
[07:56] <Travo18> ziroday: what first link??
[07:56] <amigamia> cause that just works on gp
[07:56] <Travo18> on the disc
[07:56] <Terralthra> there is apparently a bios upgrade that puts a wireless switch into the bios settings
[07:56] <the1corrupted> amigamia No, it's Toshiba.
[07:56] <amigamia> ohh
[07:56] <Terralthra> but the bios flash utility is windows based
[07:56] <ziroday> Travo18: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub
[07:56] <Terralthra> and I have no idea if it will run in wine
[07:56] <Terralthra> and I'm a little bit scared to try
[07:56] <amigamia> seems to me it should just work
[07:56] <ziroday> Terralthra: I would strongly not recommend doing that
[07:57] <the1corrupted> So far, I've tried everything on google and nothing seems to work...
[07:57] <ziroday> Terralthra: usually the also provide a dos bootup cd but hide it, ringing up support may be helpful
[07:57] <ChoboMog> Teerralthra:  I second that.  I wouldn't flash your bios using wine, if its even possible
[07:57] <Terralthra> found it
[07:57] <Terralthra> it would be a true triumph of open source software if it worked
[07:57] <Terralthra> and a 3.1 lb brick if it didn't
[07:58] <Terralthra> of course, the next problem is turning the floppy disk package into a bootable cd
[07:58] <Terralthra> since the tablet doesn't have a floppy drive
[07:59] <Travo18> thankyou all for your help.
[08:00] <Terralthra> aw, man, this is going to be unpossible.
[08:02] <Terralthra> the dos bootable diskette is just a .img file
[08:02] <Terralthra> I have no idea how to make it into a bootable anything CD or USB
[08:02] <Terralthra> and no USB floppy
[08:03] <anr78> I need an app to test generation of SOAP requests from a WSDL I have. Any such application for Linux?
[08:04] <Travo18> hey i have loaded a live cd and it has become stuck at starting bluetooth what should i do??
[08:05] <ashlessburn> having some issues with sound, it wont work under mozilla, however it will work ther places, recent install was adobe 64-back to 32...and also sound test run somplete cmd and gui
[08:08] <htrejh> hello
[08:08] <Travo18> ziroday: hey do you remember who was helping me last night
[08:08] <ericdb> After doing a dist-upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04, suspend now does nothing...at all...whether I close the lid or pick it from the power menu.  What should I check first?  (Dell XPS m1210 laptop)
[08:08] <ziroday> Travo18: no sorry
[08:09] <Travo18> ok thankyou anyway
[08:10] <htrejh> i tried to install an external kernel package (for longene) but it failed and now every time i try to install something it tries to reconfigure the kernel, but it says: you must run sudo dpkg --configure -a
[08:10] <htrejh> but i get this: http://pastebin.be/19426
[08:10] <Travo18> ziroday: also with the grub loader restore how can i find out the drive and partition number were ubuntu is installed
[08:10] <htrejh> can someone help me?
[08:11] <ziroday> Travo18: look at the instructions below, not the quick guide
[08:11] <the1corrupted> For future reference of all laptop users: Ensure pointing devices are enabled in your BIOS config -_-
[08:11] <progre55> hi everybody! I have this problem with wireless.. I can connect to some wireless networks, but I cannot connect to some. dmesg shows "no probe response from AP ...". Here is the lspci output "Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG [Golan] Network Connection (rev 02)" "Kernel driver in use: iwl3945". Please, any advice is appreciated.
[08:12] <Travo18> ziroday: i dont follow what do you mean??
[08:12] <nomad77> Terralthra: http://www.sysresccd.org/System-tools at bottom says it includes freedos shell option.its a good emergency cd imo but ymmv
[08:13] <ziroday> Travo18: you are following the Overwriting the Windows bootloader not the Quickstart correct?
[08:13] <Terralthra> nomad77: I don't know if that will do what i need it to do, but it's worth a try
[08:13] <PAPUL> how do i make ubutu menu look like linux mint?
[08:14] <Travo18> ziroday: yes sorry i was confused and on the wrong page i will get back with what happens
[08:15] <nomad77> Terralthra: ymmv but only one i can think of atm.
[08:16] <Travo18> ziroday: is there a password with the live cd i cannot get into the sudo?
[08:16] <Mason> I don't think there is
[08:16] <ziroday> Travo18: there is no password, its just enter
[08:16] <Mason> I was on the live cd yesterday and I could use sudo with no password
[08:17] <Travo18> ziroday: its says authentication failure
[08:18] <ubuntunom> are there any channels for system administrators? (both linux and win)
[08:18] <ziroday> Travo18: so doing sudo -i and then hitting enter say's what?
[08:18] <Mason> if there was a password, it should ask for it and not say "authentication failure"
[08:18] <Travo18> gets me to the root
[08:18] <Travo18> lol whoops
[08:19] <Travo18> ziroday: it comes back with error 15: File not found on the next step which is find /boot/grub/stage1
[08:20] <ziroday> Travo18: which section are you reading?
[08:20] <Travo18> ziroday: um i dont follow
[08:21] <Travo18> how do i find out??
[08:21] <ziroday> Travo18: you need to read the "Overwriting the Windows bootloader" section, *not* the Quickstart section
[08:22] <Publicity> Any Ubuntu gurus still online?
[08:22] <Flannel> !anyone | Publicity
[08:23] <Publicity> Does anyone know how to fix sound on Jaunty with Firefox... I've attempted using http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Dapper#How_to_install_Flash_Player_.28Macromedia_Flash.29_Plug-in_for_Mozilla_Firefox; however, when I try to do the FIREFOX_DSP="aoss" part I can't because it isn't a correct path. I've found the correct path, and still can't find firefoxrc.
[08:25] <unop> Publicity, you need to create the file if it doesn't exist - that's the point :)
[08:26] <Publicity> I honestly should have known that... /facepalm
[08:26] <Travo18> ziroday: while i am trying to mount the harddrive it comes back and says wrong fs type, bad option...
[08:27] <ziroday> Travo18: is it an ext4 partition?
[08:27] <Travo18> ziroday: on the guide it has like /dev/hda1 when i search mine it says /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1
[08:27] <UbuTheUbi> hey im looking to figure out how to set up a samba share on my ubuntu dektop to share files
[08:27] <Travo18> ziroday: i dont think so
[08:27] <UbuTheUbi> I found a guide but its 4 years old and there has to be an easier way
[08:27] <UbuTheUbi> btw i already have gadmin
[08:28] <nomad77> !swat | Ubunoob
[08:29] <UbuTheUbi> and i already have exactly what i was looking for thanks
[08:29] <UbuTheUbi> appreciate it nomadnoobs
[08:29] <nomad77> lol tab-complete/3am== fail
[08:29] <UbuTheUbi> haha NoMadNoobs
[08:30] <UbuTheUbi> sry i know im off topic
[08:30] <milligan_> ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped <- How can I decompile this?
[08:30] <UbuTheUbi> seriously though appreciate it oh i see there was an ubunoobhaha
[08:31] <Travo18> ziroday: ????
[08:31] <Terralthra> haha
[08:31] <Terralthra> wow
[08:31] <jimmy-> Hello
[08:31] <Terralthra> ziroday:
[08:31] <Terralthra> http://occamsmonkey.spaces.live.com/Blog/cns!9531541C7AFAD925!322.entry
[08:31] <jimmy-> What exactly does "Append c:\grldr="Install Ubuntu" to c:\boot.ini." mean ? Kind of a newbie at this
[08:31] <jimmy-> I'm following the guide on https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromWindows
[08:32] <PEPSIpilot> hello all
[08:32] <PEPSIpilot> i have just tried to install itunes but i cant see it
[08:32] <PEPSIpilot> well using wine
[08:32] <Travo18> if i have a hard drive with ext3 is it possible to install windows on it too??
[08:33] <jimmy-> "Append c:\grldr="Install Ubuntu" to c:\boot.ini." <- what does it mean by this?
[08:34] <wadmurr> Travo18, Windows will not install on ext3, but if you can resize the ext3 partition, you may be able to install Windows onto a new ntfs/fat partition
[08:34] <ubuntunom> Travo18: i dont think so. Win needs FAT or NTFS
[08:34] <dsmith_> why install itunes?
[08:34] <Mason> Travo18: Make a seperate partition with NTFS
[08:34] <dsmith_> use amarok
[08:34] <PEPSIpilot> amarok
[08:34] <Mason> Why would you use FAT?
[08:34] <antonisk> pepsi: navigate to $HOME/.wine/drive_c/Program Files
[08:34] <baker_GR> ubuntu 9.04 using proprietary nvidia drivers 180.44, on nvidia's site there linux drivers v 185.18.14, should i use those? is it recommended? and if i do, i should first unistall previous version (remove it from Hardware Drivers at menu-system-administration)
[08:34] <Travo18> so if i was to install windows first then install ubuntu onto the same harddrive under another partition then it would be possible
[08:34] <Travo18> ??
[08:34] <PEPSIpilot> will that be compatible with my ipod
[08:35] <Mason> Travo18: Yes.
[08:35] <e-frame> dsmith_: can we sync ipod to rythmbox
[08:35] <wadmurr> Travo18, that's the order i normally install them
[08:35] <e-frame> ?
[08:35] <Travo18> alright will do thankyou much appreciated
[08:35] <Mason> I am a noob to linux. I just installed it with Wubi
[08:35] <dsmith_> I dont use rythmbox, but I bet you can
[08:35] <PEPSIpilot> i am pretty new to linux also
[08:36] <PEPSIpilot> so sorry for asking dumb questions
[08:36] <QAH> In anyone's honest opinion, what is cheaper? Pay each month for VPS hosting or the extra electric bill cost for a lower end server?
[08:36] <kindofabuzz> any good progs for recovering deleted NTFS files? (on linux of course)
[08:37] <dsmith_> consider the problems with both
[08:37] <dsmith_> vps hosting, you dont have it
[08:37] <dsmith_> locally, you do
[08:37] <dsmith_> etc..
[08:37] <Mason> QAH: Probably running your own low end server would be cheaper.
[08:37] <dsmith_> whats teh server for?
[08:37] <dsmith_> I think running local is far better
[08:37] <kindofabuzz> QAH, yeah i say low end server
[08:37] <milligan_> QAH, depends on your needs I suppose :)
[08:37] <QAH> Mainly games and website
[08:38] <wadmurr> PEPSIpilot, i install iTunes onto a VirtualBox Windows XP virtual machine, and just move the machine around as i change computers
[08:38] <ziroday> Travo18: sorry was busy :), can you pastebin your (sudo) fdisk -l for me please
[08:38] <kindofabuzz> QAH, but the VPS will have much much more bandwidth and speed
[08:38] <Mason> But a VPS may be a better choice depening on your connection
[08:38] <PEPSIpilot> Clever thanks  but another one which browser supports Activex
[08:38] <QAH> How is that?
[08:38] <milligan_> the cheapest VPS tend to be best effort servers though, and you'll probably end up getting poor performance.
[08:39] <PEPSIpilot> becuase i need to go onto a website that needs certain Activex to be installed
[08:39] <dsmith_>  i cannot get glxgears to run    Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"    Xlib:  extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0"     http://paste.ubuntu.com/204011/
[08:39] <dsmith_> best effort servers, lol
[08:39] <kindofabuzz> PEPSIpilot, you need to email that webmaster and tell him to make a real site =)
[08:39] <PEPSIpilot> lol
[08:39] <wadmurr> my VPS is hosted at Network Redux -- excellent customer service thus far
[08:39] <PEPSIpilot> thats true
[08:40] <PEPSIpilot> but for now
[08:40] <C0nn0R> dsmith_: you need to enable 'glx' module in your xorg.conf.
[08:40] <QAH> Getting a lower end server is better than a vps. you have more control also
[08:40] <C0nn0R> Section "Modules"; Load "glx"; EndSection
[08:40] <dsmith_> C0nn0R: iT'S NOT?
[08:40] <kindofabuzz> SSH is all the control you need
[08:40] <dsmith_> HMM
[08:40] <QAH> plus it is dedicated locally
[08:40] <C0nn0R> dsmith_: yeah enter "man xorg.conf"
[08:40] <Mason> Can someone give me a quick basic lesson on how to use WINE? I heard you can use the actual DLL's from Windows instead of the ones provided but how? I am new to linux so sorry if this is a stupid question.
[08:40] <C0nn0R> in a terminal prompt
[08:41] <PEPSIpilot> so i take it there is no way of opening a website that requires activex
[08:41] <kindofabuzz> Mason, http://wiki.winehq.org/
[08:41] <wadmurr> Mason: install wine, run winecfg, success
[08:41] <DJones> Mason: You may be better asking that question in #winehq, thats a dedicated channel for help with wine and although its a quieter channel, you'll probably get more detailed responses
[08:42] <QAH> I already am using a vps service from x10hosting.com. they are good
[08:42] <QAH> i want my own server though
[08:42] <Mason> Thanks, I'll reboot into Ubuntu in a few and try to get it working
[08:43] <nonick4000> anyone know how to fix grub error 2 just installed ubuntu 9.04 amd64?
[08:43] <UbuTheUbi> hey i was installing samba share
[08:43] <UbuTheUbi> is 'nobody.nogroup' an actual command
[08:43] <QAH> k guys. thanks
[08:44] <UbuTheUbi> or am i supposed to put my own group name in there
[08:44] <QAH> bye
[08:44] <UbuTheUbi> it said nothing about filling in the blanks there so i dunno
[08:44] <Travo18> hello guys how much space on average does ubuntu take as an operating system
[08:44] <wadmurr> UbuTheUbi: it's not a command, but a user/group
[08:44] <kindofabuzz> Travo18, about 3-4G for default install
[08:44] <UbuTheUbi> so that would be what i enter into terminal nobody.nogroup
[08:44] <UbuTheUbi> or would i put my own group
[08:45] <UbuTheUbi> im following this tutorial
[08:45] <Travo18> ok thankyou kindofabuzz
[08:45] <UbuTheUbi> https://help.ubuntu.com/9.04/serverguide/C/samba-fileserver.html
[08:45] <wadmurr> UbuTheUbi: you on #3
[08:45] <UbuTheUbi> it says to enter that in terminal but what does nobody.nogroup do in that situation or am i to put in my own username.. im real bad at wording the questions right
[08:45] <wadmurr> ?
[08:46] <UbuTheUbi> yeah
[08:46] <UbuTheUbi> 3
[08:46] <wadmurr> it's just telling you to chown /srv/samba/share/
[08:46] <wadmurr> change owner
[08:46] <wadmurr> to user nobody, group nogroup
[08:46] <lekremyelsew> Does anyone know how to change the theme of kde 3 apps in gnome?
[08:46] <UbuTheUbi> so it should be changed to nobody.nogroup so that all users can access right?
[08:46] <UbuTheUbi> thats what i took it as at least
[08:47] <UbuTheUbi> either that or that I should enter in my specific user and group name in there .. I wouldnt know what to type though
[08:47] <wadmurr> UbuTheUbi: the samba service runs as "nobody" in "nogroup" so those files need to be owned by nobody:nogroup
[08:47] <_user_> i used this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=688872 to create a live cd but i have a problem that when i put it on usb flash disk  it works but i cant change the gdm theme and when i burn it i got stuck with gdm and i cant log in plz help me i need this soon as a review  of ubuntu in my town a
[08:48] <sandy_> I've read that defragmenting is unnecessary with ubuntu.  Is that really true?  Are there any ways of doing it?
[08:48] <jimmy_> is it possible to install ubuntu after i've installed windows and have both OS's working on the same box ?
[08:48] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, millions do it
[08:49] <Boohbah> _user_: why do you need to change the gdm theme? obviously you won't be able to write to read-only media
[08:49] <UbuTheUbi> ok i get it
[08:49] <UbuTheUbi> let me try right quick and see if it works
[08:49] <wadmurr> k
[08:49] <_user_> Boohbah, i mean i think something corrupted with gdm it self
[08:49] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, you can even install ubuntu in windows using Wubi
[08:49] <_user_> Boohbah, may be a gdm bug
[08:49] <jimmy_> kindofabuzz: yes but on the site it says "3. Download and burn, or order a CD", is it possible to install ubuntu from a .iso since my cd-rom is broken ?
[08:50] <jimmy_> i mean to make it dualboot
[08:50] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, got a usb stick?
[08:50] <jimmy_> no
[08:50] <wadmurr> sandy_: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defragmentation
[08:51] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, the only thing I can think of then is download the .iso and mount it with a iso mounter in windows and then install it by Wubi. or burn a copy over a a friends house, or order a copy
[08:51] <_user_> i used this http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=688872 to create a live cd but i have a problem that when i put it on usb flash disk  it works but i cant change the gdm theme and when i burn it i got stuck with gdm and i cant log in plz help me i need this soon as a review  of ubuntu in my town
[08:51] <kindofabuzz> !install | jimmy_
[08:53] <kindofabuzz> jimmy_, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation#Installation%20without%20a%20CD
[08:53] <dreamcoder> anyone noticed a bug with the new kernel
[08:53] <jimmy_> kindofabuzz: thanks
[08:53] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, like?
[08:53] <nameless`>
[08:53] <nameless`>  ▲
[08:53] <nameless`> ▲ ▲
[08:54] <Aacron> zelda!!
[08:54] <nameless`> :-]
[08:54] <Flannel> nameless`: Eh?
[08:54] <Flannel> !offtopic
[08:54] <kindofabuzz> nameless`, anyone ever tell you that you are the coolest person ever?
[08:54] <nameless`> kindofabuzz, you can tell me that over 9000 :!
[08:54] <kindofabuzz> nameless`, i was being sarcastic
[08:54] <dreamcoder> i upgraded my kernel on my pc last week and have nothing but issues with sda errors and the system will hang and also refuse to boot alot of the time, i thought this was just my hrad drive so i installed vista and everything is fine, now i have got mylatop back from work which has ubuntu jaunty on it upgraded the kernel on this and it is giving me the same problems plus with the added bonus of my network sometimes
[08:54] <dreamcoder>  refusing to work
[08:55] <nameless`> either do i
[08:55] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, use the older kernel then
[08:55] <kindofabuzz> new does not mean better
[08:55] <kindofabuzz> not neccisarilly i should say
[08:55] <Aacron> dreamcoder:  I've not noticed any issues here.  Odd
[08:56] <ethanol> Hey guys. When I create files and folders on a smb share, they're made with 'nouser' and 'nogroup'. How can I mount the smb share a specific user?
[08:56] <dreamcoder> i was hoping someone else would have similar issues and solved them without reverting back to an older kernel
[08:56] <ethanol> err, 'nobody' rather, not 'nouser'
[08:56] <Flannel> dreamcoder: There's always a possibility of regression.  Have you checked bug reports? (and filed one if you can't find one?)
[08:56] <dreamcoder> that is my next step
[08:56] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, actually i have noticed that. sometimes when gnome comes up i get a black desktop for about 5 minutes. i thought it may because of this old hard drive i have installed that i know has ntfs errors but didn't think it would effect linux
[08:57] <soldier63> hi guys.how to use yahoo with webcam on jaunty
[08:57] <dreamcoder> yeah i thouh tit was just my har ddrive dying at first but vista runs fine
[08:57] <kindofabuzz> !webcams | soldier63
[08:57] <dreamcoder> an now my laptop having issues it must be the upgrade
[08:58] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, do you get i/o errors when shutting down?
[08:58] <soldier63> ty friends
[08:58] <dreamcoder> yeah sometimes
[08:58] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, yeah same here
[08:58] <dreamcoder> it doesnt hapen all the time though which is confusing lol
[08:59] <Aacron> hey Flannel you see to be pretty knowledgeable about ubuntu... This has been bugging me all day... why didnt' they include compiz-setup (perhaps instead as advanced desktop settings) in 9.04?  I didn't even *know* all the coolness that the windowmanager can do until i stumbled across a youtube video showing off all the things it can do
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> ok quick question
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> which is better
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> Samba or FTP to share files
[08:59] <dreamcoder> i did a manual fsck and fixed 3 errors but hasnt made a diffeence
[08:59] <kindofabuzz> Aacron, it was the same way for 8.04 and 8.10
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> I cant get samba working but I have Ftp going
[08:59] <UbuTheUbi> any inherit disadvantages with ftp?
[09:00] <Aacron> kindofabuzz:  but... why?   Linux novices
[09:00] <Flannel> Aacron: by default there's some benefits from compositioning, and they give you the three levels of stuff.  But most people don't really care about all the tweaks (and in some cases, so many choices can make people afraid, etc)
[09:00] <wadmurr> UbuTheUbi, i like SFTP ...a ftp-type transfer method that works in SSH tunnels
[09:00] <dreamcoder> i hate vista going to swtch back to vista on laptop and main pc i think until this bug is fixed
[09:01] <UbuTheUbi> cool ill check it
[09:01] <wadmurr> :)
[09:01] <UbuTheUbi> how do I disable samba file sharing but leave the printer sharing up
[09:01] <Aacron> hey I'm a novice :P  at least to ubuntu... and it's been a few years since I touched linux due to it being so geek-oriented before
[09:01] <UbuTheUbi> id just stop the service but i actually use the printer sharing
[09:01] <kindofabuzz> dreamcoder, just install the last kernel that worked good for you, actually it should be still installed if you didn't delete it after the upgrade. it should still be in your grub
[09:02] <Aacron> ubuntu is the coolest thing to happen to linux that I've seen so far.  makes it easier to use, they seem to have ironed out a lot of annoying stuff (introduced a few)
[09:02] <milligan_> ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped <- How can I decompile this? Naturally, with a decompiler .. but what decompiler should I use ?
[09:02] <ikonia> milligan_: you can't really
[09:03] <ikonia> milligan_: not really the right topic for this channel
[09:03] <milligan_> oh
[09:03] <Aacron> milligan_:  there might be a #coding channel somewhere in here...
[09:03] <Ben_B> milligan_, you can decompile it
[09:03]  * sattam brb
[09:03] <Ben_B> to assembly though
[09:04] <Ben_B> then you might have various programs that translate it to C code
[09:04] <Ben_B> but it won't ever look anything like the original code
[09:04] <ikonia> not really the right channel for this
[09:04] <Aacron> but yeah Flannel, what I meant before is perhaps on that little desktop window with the 3 settings it could have had an "Advanced Desktop Setup"
[09:04] <kieran_uk> ubuntu n00bs welcome here??
[09:04] <ziroday> Aacron: it does if you install simple-ccsm :)
[09:04] <Aacron> really compiz doesn't seem all that complicated and pretty idiot proof too.. It actually turns off things that are redundant
[09:04] <ikonia> kieran_uk: of course
[09:05] <kieran_uk> cool
[09:05] <ikonia> kieran_uk: everyone starts of as  new user
[09:05] <Aacron> ziroday:  but... I didnt' even know about simple ccsm until stumbling across a youtube video and drooling at it
[09:06] <Ben_B> kieran_uk, no. this is a channel only for expert ubuntu users who dislike newbies. we don't help anyone and if you ask for help you are banned from this channel.
[09:06] <Ben_B> :)
[09:06] <Aacron> ziroday, Flannel: I seriously thoguth there were only 3 modes to ubuntu's eye candy.. and th ewobbly window thing was just... nifty but blah to me
[09:06] <Name141> When would another LTS be released ?
[09:07] <Aacron> lol @ Ben_B
[09:07] <Flannel> Name141: 10.04 is scheduled to be the next
[09:07] <kieran_uk> dual booting with win7 rc (b 7100), using Jaunty more...  Mother still uses xp pro sp3...lame...
[09:07] <ziroday> Aacron: there also compizconfig-settings-manager which allows you to change nearly everything in compiz
[09:07] <Name141> Flannel: OK, 10.04 is the next LTS?
[09:07] <Aacron> i think that is actually what I have :P
[09:07] <Flannel> Name141: Yeah
[09:07] <Name141> Flannel: Any time frame we looking at there?
[09:07] <Travo18> hello i am interested why do my partitions show as /dev/sdb1 and so on when i have read that others are /dev/hda1 and so on
[09:07] <Flannel> Name141: What?
[09:08] <ziroday> Name141: April 2010
[09:08] <Name141> Flannel: "date of release" ?
[09:08] <MTecknology> How do I change my audio settings from command line? I mean, how do I change what device it plays from.
[09:08] <Flannel> Name141: Ubuntu releases are year.month, so 04 of 2010
[09:08] <VanDyke> hmmm cool got my bindings back
[09:08] <ikonia> Travo18: at some point in the 2.6 kernel libata changes to make all disks appear as "scsi"
[09:08] <ikonia> Travo18: I can't remember the exact version but it was around ubuntu 7.10
[09:08] <Name141> ziroday/Flannel: OK.  How long is hardy supported for ? 2012?
[09:08] <Flannel> Name141: It'll likely be the last, or penultimate, thursday of april, at that.
[09:08] <ikonia> !LTS
[09:08] <Travo18> and what does changing it to scsi do??
[09:08] <VanDyke> ikonia, isn't that 2.6.18 or something like that?
[09:08] <Travo18> change that part of it
[09:08] <ikonia> Travo18: from a user point of view - ntohing really
[09:08] <Flannel> Name141: LTS releases are supported for three years on the desktop (2011) or five on the server (2013)
[09:09] <Aacron> but... I just "wow"ed at this once I turned on the cube, and tweaked around a little bit.  new users would be retianed easier if they saw at least some kidna simple options, or maybe if when installing it would at least say something somewhere about this kidna stuff
[09:09] <ikonia> VanDyke: think it was earlier, but can't remember
[09:09] <Travo18> ok thankyou ikonia
[09:09] <Flannel> Name141: so, you have a year to migrate once 10.04 is stable
[09:09] <Name141> Flannel: So in another words, I might as well wait on the next LTS.
[09:09] <ziroday> Aacron: this isn't really the best place for ideas, brainstorm.ubuntu.com is better
[09:09] <Flannel> Name141: If you're on 8.04 now?  Yeah, unless there's something you really want/need in the newer versions, LTSs work just fine for most people.
[09:10] <Flannel> Name141: And you can upgrade from LTS to LTS, if you didn't know.
[09:10] <Aacron> eh kk :P  it was just screaming at me though :P  I'll definitely put somethign up in there though
[09:10] <Name141> Flannel: I went back to Windows.
[09:10] <Flannel> Name141: Oh, I don't see how waiting until the next LTS is relevant at all.
[09:10] <kbp> does anyone know which program on Ubuntu allow me to record mouse clicks/mouse movements; and then replay those actions simultaneously?
[09:10] <Glowball> My system is atm using 3.6 GiB RAM and 1.5 GiB swap, but if I sum up my processes, I hardly reach 1 GiB...
[09:10] <Name141> Flannel: Due to Intrepid and Jaunty not working properly (some how) with my NIC.  (the e1000e module)
[09:11] <Flannel> Name141: And Hardy?
[09:11] <Glowball> Is there a way to view my memory usage more in detail?
[09:11] <Name141> Flannel: But I don't have high hopes anymore of any release working properly
[09:11] <Name141> Flannel: Hardy worked just as good as windows
[09:11] <ziroday> Glowball: where did you get these measurements?
[09:11] <Flannel> Name141: So, why not just stick with Hardy?
[09:11] <Glowball> System Monitor
[09:11] <Name141> Flannel: In Intrepid/Jaunty/and even Fedora10 I have to rmmod e1000e, then modprobe e1000e , for my network to come back up soon as it goes down
[09:11] <MTecknology> what's the tool xubuntu uses to change audio output?
[09:12] <Flannel> MTecknology: try #xubuntu
[09:12] <VanDyke> is there a special driver for the 4965ag instead of the agn ?
[09:12] <Name141> Flannel: like I loose connection , or reset the modem and/or switch
[09:12] <VanDyke> or a special setting?
[09:12] <MTecknology> Flannel: sorry, I meant to put gnome..
[09:12] <ziroday> Glowball: can you screenshot the system monitor window please (and paste it to imagebin)
[09:13] <Name141> Flannel: Just the fact I decided..
[09:13] <MTecknology> Name141: if you want the most up to date softare... use lfs
[09:13] <Glowball> Ziroday: I must say it can take a while, I'm on smalband atm...
[09:13] <Glowball> But I'm uploading...
[09:13] <ziroday> Glowball: sure
[09:13] <Name141> lfs?
[09:13] <Aacron> ahh okay I did have a question.  is there a way to get the mail notifier to stop bugging me for a password every time I reboot?
[09:14] <MTecknology> Name141: google ;)
[09:14] <Flannel> Name141: 8.04 isn't really outdated.  Just because something isn't 'brand new' doesn't make it bad, it means its generally more stable, etc.  There are other linux distros that roll along stability-wise, check out debian perhaps.
[09:14] <Name141> it's a search engine
[09:14] <Glowball> Well, that went faster than expected..
[09:14] <Glowball> http://imagebin.ca/view/xwqq-Dj.html
[09:15] <Makuseru> Hi, I have a problem. If i have Amarok open and playing music, then pause it and play a youtube video in firefox the video plays, but when i stop the video and unpause Amarok i have no sound and have to restart my computer to get sound back. Why is this happening and how can i stop it from happening?
[09:15] <Name141> Flannel: Yeah, but the XFCE in the newer versions looked a whole lot better
[09:15] <Flannel> Name141: debian has newer xfce, I'm unsure about your network issues though.  but certainly something you might look into.
[09:16] <ziroday> Glowball: you running a VM of any sort?
[09:16] <Aacron> Glowball:  holy crap dude that is alot of memory use
[09:16] <Glowball> No, though I have been using it this session..
[09:16] <Glowball> But as far as I know, it's been shut down properly
[09:16] <ziroday> Glowball: can you do the same except for the Processes window please
[09:16] <Name141> Flannel: would it be possible to create some kind of bug or something like that?  I mean it worked perfect in Hardy
[09:17] <Name141> Flannel: I mean bug report
[09:17] <Flannel> Name141: Yeah, please do!
[09:17] <Flannel> !bugs | Name141
[09:17] <Glowball> ziroday: http://imagebin.ca/view/I-Llm5TT.html
[09:17] <Name141> Flannel: I suppose putting Ubuntu on a flash drive for a LIVE version would be a good way to run it?
[09:17] <Name141> Flannel: So I can report errors, and so on
[09:18] <Aacron> hey Flannel is there a way to set an application as "allowed to use keyring" or something?  Mail notifier bugs me to death on every boot for my password (twice even)
[09:18] <ziroday> Glowball: that is really, really odd. Do you have htop installed?
[09:18] <Name141> Flannel: But I guess I wouldn't be able to install updates, and other changes to the OS if I wanted to do something and they wanted me to save it?
[09:18] <Flannel> Name141: That'll likely be sufficient, yeah, but I don't know for sure (you can certainly start there)
[09:18] <kieran_uk> hmmm...which irc client to use with jaunty (have used mirc w xp)?
[09:18] <Glowball> No, I haven't
[09:18] <Flannel> kieran_uk: Try xchat
[09:18] <Name141> Flannel: I don't think I could save the changes ?
[09:19] <ziroday> Glowball: okay, can you do sudo top and then F and then n to have it sort by memory. Does that list anything being a memory hog?
[09:19] <baker_GR> ubuntu 9.04 using proprietary nvidia drivers 180.44, on nvidia's site there linux drivers v 185.18.14, should i use those? is it recommended? and if i do, i should first unistall previous version (remove it from Hardware Drivers at menu-system-administration)
[09:19] <ziroday> !latest | baker_GR it is not recommended
[09:21] <baker_GR> ty ziroday
[09:21] <Glowball> ziroday: If I press n and enter, the memory info disappears from my screen?
[09:22] <baker_GR> !backports
[09:22] <Glowball> But ehm.. Xorg is using 69.6%
[09:22] <Glowball> Apparently
[09:22] <C0nn0R> How much breakage would I suffer with changing Ubuntu 8.10 to Ubuntu 9.04 ?
[09:23] <C0nn0R> Cause I don't need to go through with restoring over 350gb+ of data.
[09:23] <VanDyke> C0nn0R, no breakage
[09:23] <ziroday> Glowball: what graphics card?
[09:23] <Glowball> NVidia GeForce 9600 M GT
[09:24] <VanDyke> I updated a box from 8.04 to 8.10 to 9.04 and the only problem was the 700MB x2 download
[09:24] <qkr112kr> ji!
[09:24] <qkr112kr> hi!!
[09:24] <Glowball> It's the first time this happens, I'm using Ubuntu for 2 months now
[09:24] <ziroday> Glowball: ouch, no idea how that happened. Closed drivers?
[09:24] <Glowball> Yes
[09:24] <qkr112kr> i.m korean...
[09:24] <Glowball> But as far as I know, no update recently
[09:24] <qkr112kr> 한국말로
[09:25] <qkr112kr> 대화하실분..
[09:25] <Flannel> !ko | qkr112kr
[09:25] <ziroday> Glowball: sounds like a serious memory leak. Nothing you can do about that really but restart X
[09:25] <Glowball> I could try to reinstall them
[09:26] <Glowball> But.. I'll lose my youtube videos :(
[09:26] <qkr112kr> !ko | qkr112kr
[09:26] <Glowball> Meh, w/e :P
[09:26] <PAPUL> !ko
[09:27] <Glowball> Thanks for your help
[09:27] <PAPUL> !as
[09:27] <qkr112kr> um....
[09:28] <qkr112kr> Free server
[09:28] <qkr112kr> Game Server File
[09:28] <ziroday> Glowball: well that, or you could slug along and wait for your youtube videos to finish
[09:28] <qkr112kr> MuOnline Season4
[09:28] <UbuTheUbi> hey
[09:28] <qkr112kr> Server File
[09:28] <qkr112kr> why?
[09:29] <Glowball> Oh, I already listened to them, but I want to listen even more :P
[09:29] <Glowball> Just some music
[09:29] <Glowball> Anyway, bye
[09:29] <Glowball> And thanks for your help :)
[09:29] <UbuTheUbi> Is there a way to specify the download location in something like firefox to download to ftp?
[09:29] <qkr112kr> ok
[09:29] <qkr112kr> sorry
[09:29] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: "download to ftp"?
[09:30] <UbuTheUbi> yeh like if im downloading something off the internet
[09:30] <fuzzybunny69y> hey eveyone! For some reason in many programs now the text always appears garbled and unreadable like as if one of the fonts is corrupted it usually occurs in web browsers but has occured in other things including the terminal. Has anyone else experienced this?
[09:30] <UbuTheUbi> i have a small hd so it would be nice to send it to my desktop via ftp
[09:30] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: you can mount a remote folder, and then set your download location to that folder
[09:31] <UbuTheUbi> Ouch I didnt want to say this but im wanting to send windows stuff to linux over ftp
[09:31] <UbuTheUbi> i tried to get samba setup on linux but couldnt get it to recognize
[09:31] <UbuTheUbi> i have a windows laptop with small hd and would like to download stuff to my desktop
[09:31] <UbuTheUbi> over the network
[09:32] <UbuTheUbi> desktop is ubuntu of coarse
[09:32] <UbuTheUbi> I had trouble setting up samba for my printer
[09:33] <PAPUL> !samba
[09:33] <UbuTheUbi> only way I could find it was using some guide to enter something like Http:192.168.1.xxx
[09:33] <UbuTheUbi> i did that let me look at the first link
[09:33] <UbuTheUbi> brb
[09:34] <kieran_uk2> morning all (again)... ;)
[09:34] <dsdeiz> woah using screen, then ssh-ing to a shell that resuming a screen on that shell caused some weird behaviours
[09:34] <UbuTheUbi> ok I read the second page but the first page is irrevalant to me
[09:35] <MTecknology> I Hate Audio
[09:35] <UbuTheUbi> let me find the string i had to use on windows for the printer brb
[09:36] <allister> can anyone give me some tips on how to patch wine? ive googled it everywhere and none of the instructions work
[09:36] <Kangarooo> Hello. I Have big question and long time im having problem with this. 1/2 year. How to start programming in RoR Netbeans on Ubuntu and install required packages from Canonical maintained packeges.? https://answers.launchpad.net/netbeans/+question/75371
[09:38] <UbuTheUbi> ok when i configured the printer even though i made it browsable on samba I could not browse and find it on windows I had to enter in 192.168.1.xxx:631 and it came up
[09:38] <ziroday> Kangarooo: are you using ubuntu?
[09:39] <UbuTheUbi> Im thinking I will have to do something similar with setting up samba as in not browsing just typing in the ipaddress / port
[09:39] <UbuTheUbi> but I dont know what the format would be
[09:40] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: just follow the printing setup in System > Administration > Printing
[09:40] <UbuTheUbi> I did that
[09:40] <UbuTheUbi> for some reason windows would not recognize it when i 'browsed'
[09:41] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: wait, are you talking about windows or linux here?
[09:41] <UbuTheUbi> and i set up samba and it wont find when I browse even though i have it set to browsabe.. thats not the problem though
[09:41] <UbuTheUbi> Linux host
[09:41] <UbuTheUbi> windows is the guest
[09:41] <Kangarooo> ziroday, yes ubuntu and i cant get statting netbeans ROR. itryd many times without tutorials and also 3 different tutorials.. none worked. so i want now to start using RoR Netbeans after installed on clean system from Canonical maintained packages.. Maybe a new packege could be made including all needed packages.. Ruby Rails RoR Ruby Gems Netbeans and then just start using
[09:41] <ziroday> UbuTheUbi: and you are having trouble browsing it on windows?
[09:42] <UbuTheUbi> I got the printer configured successfully by using the 192.168.1.xxx type configuration
[09:42] <UbuTheUbi> is there a way to manually configure samba with a url
[09:42] <UbuTheUbi> i remember it would not take the  /hostname/printername format but it would take the ipaddress:port for printer
[09:43] <UbuTheUbi> i reckon to get samba filesharing setup i will have to do the same
[09:43] <UbuTheUbi> I just dont know the format
[09:43] <ziroday> Kangarooo: you can install ruby and netbeans from the repo's. As to have them intergrated you'd have to ask somebody else
[09:43]  * sattam brb4pray
[09:43] <peterva> Anyone here has experience with setting up ircd-hybrid?
[09:43] <Glowball> 735 MiB now, thanks :)
[09:43] <MTecknology> What app does gnome use to control output devices?
[09:44] <MTecknology> sound output*
[09:44] <ziroday> Glowball: that's still kinda high, tried taking a look through top again?
[09:44] <UbuTheUbi> easy noobproof way to set up samba share?
[09:44] <UbuTheUbi> like for printing
[09:44] <Glowball> Ziroday: with XChat, aMSN and Firefox open
[09:45] <ziroday> Glowball: mmm, that's okay I guess
[09:45] <Glowball> I checked it right after startup, got about 300 MiB
[09:46] <BlackDalek> When in "list view" in nautilus or other apps, using shift+click to try and select multiple items seems to sometime toggle expand/collapse directory trees... is there any way to disable this annoying feature so that shift+click only selects multiple items like you'd expect it to?
[09:46] <vvpalin> anyone know anything about making bash scripts and is willing to spare about 2min ?
[09:46] <UbuTheUbi> !swat
[09:47] <peterva> vvpalin: what do you want to know?
[09:47] <Makuseru> Hi, I have a problem. If i have Amarok open and playing music, then pause it and play a youtube video in firefox the video plays, but when i stop the video and unpause Amarok i have no sound and have to restart my computer to get sound back. Why is this happening and how can i stop it from happening?
[09:47] <tlarson> Here's an interesting one: I successfully created an MD raid1 device, but by ubuntu machine won't recognize partitions on it. /dev/md0 exists but /dev/md0p1 doesnt (even though it shows up in fdisk)
[09:48] <redrebel> is there a way to for my laptop battery to charge??
[09:48] <ikonia> redrebel: plug it in ?
[09:48] <redrebel> for some reason it is not chargin
[09:48] <ikonia> redrebel: that will be a hardware issue
[09:48] <Syrius> why is that
[09:48] <Syrius> The following packages have been kept back:
[09:48] <Syrius>   gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
[09:48] <redrebel> i just bought it, and it drained, and it won't charge
[09:48] <Syrius> why is that kept back
[09:48] <UbuTheUbi> ok what should my workgroup be in the config?
[09:48] <ikonia> redrebel: probably a hardware issue
[09:48] <UbuTheUbi> does it matter?
[09:49] <UbuTheUbi> (for samba sharing
[09:49] <vvpalin> peterva, for starters how i could have it open a new shell and leave a program running after the script exits
[09:50] <peterva> I think you should google for 'nohup'
[09:50] <vvpalin> k
[09:50] <Syrius> The following packages have been kept back:
[09:50] <Syrius>   gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
[09:50] <Saruji> hello I have a question for the members here, i want to be able to browse the internet through my computer at home from my work could somebody tell me the basics of how this is done?, thank you
[09:50] <Syrius> The following packages have been kept back: gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
[09:50] <peterva> nohup doesn't send a hangup signal to the script after it's done
[09:50] <UbuTheUbi> hosts allow = 127. 192.168.0.
[09:51] <vvpalin> well how do i get it to open a new window with a command ?
[09:51] <UbuTheUbi> ok if my network is 192.168.1. something
[09:51] <BlackDalek> Is anyone familiar with the problem I am having with shift+click in list view? Or is it just my computer?
[09:51] <UbuTheUbi> should I change this field  ''hosts allow = 127. 192.168.0.'' in samba if my network is actually 192.168.1
[09:51] <UbuTheUbi> could that be why I cannot browse
[09:52] <peterva> vvpalin: have you tried executing /bin/bash ?
[09:52] <peterva> I believe you can give flags to it, so it opens a new screen with the process you want
[09:52] <Saruji> should I setup a http server and connect through that via ssh?
[09:52] <vvpalin> just write in "/bin/bash ls" ?
[09:53] <peterva> vvpalin: you should try 'man bash'
[09:53] <peterva> but I think it's possible something like that, yeah
[09:53] <Saruji> ?
[09:55] <vvpalin> peterva and you just give me the command to open a new shell and run ls, then keep running the rest of the script ?
[09:56] <vvpalin> because i really dont have time to read for the next hour
[09:56] <UbuTheUbi> im so confused.. i dont know if i just did this or if someone is trying to hack me
[09:56] <UbuTheUbi> i just got info that a new private network is detected
[09:57] <UbuTheUbi> at <IP_ADDRESS>/255.255.0
[09:57] <jX> ok, so, I have Ubuntu 9.04 on a machine here acting as a server with Samba. Andit works great with all the boxes here. But now we have a netbook with Ubuntu Netbook Remix edition, and when trying to conenct to the windows share, it asks for a username, password, and domain. This is a home LAN, so there IS no domain, but UNR won't let us evey TRY to connect unless we enter something for teh domain
[09:57] <UbuTheUbi> thats not even close to my ip addreess
[09:57] <jX> the connect button stays greyed out until something's typed in the domain field
[09:57] <Boohbah> UbuTheUbi: perhaps you have found an open wireless access point
[09:58] <Stupendoussteve> UbuTheUbi: that's not a public IP address
[09:58] <jX> UbuTheUbi: That's an APIPA address, self assigned, non public
[09:58] <UbuTheUbi> apipa so should i have accepted it does it have to do with samba
[10:00] <UbuTheUbi> how do i know that it was my apipa address
[10:00] <UbuTheUbi> and starting samba have triggered that
[10:00] <ltracy> anybody here use mythnettv?
[10:06] <noMaster> .
[10:06] <kbp> does anyone here use xmacro? if yes please tell me if I can use decimal in "Delay" command (for example: delay 0.3) because it doesnt say anything on the website
[10:07] <noMaster> when I run Ubuntu liveCD I see login window. what is a pass?
[10:08] <Travo18> i dont think there is a pass noMaster
[10:09] <aurilliance> evening fantastic support + community peoples... my q: this is the second time it's happened to me btw, my mouse randomly stops working with ubuntu when i plug it into my laptop. It might work for 20 odd minutes then just stop suddenly. Last time restarting fixed the prob, but I haven't restarted this time, and would like to just get my mouse back.
[10:09] <aurilliance> is there a command to re-enable usb devices or something?
[10:09] <noMaster> my Live CD is blocked every time I try to boot Ubuntu. There is need a password. What does it mean?  A few days ago I loged in without any passwords
[10:09] <Travo18> noMaster: what version do you have
[10:09] <noMaster> the last. 9.04
[10:10] <ajah> can grep replace strings in file ?
[10:10] <Travo18> and you are going into the boot live cd??
[10:11] <noMaster> yes, I boot Ubuntu from LiveCD. It is booting. Then I see screen with password and login request
[10:11] <ajah> can grep replace strings in files
[10:11] <Travo18> noMaster: does it ask for a username??
[10:12] <noMaster> yes username and password. But I dont know it. this is licecd
[10:12] <Travo18> ajah: sorry i cannot help you with that..
[10:12] <Travo18> noMaster: i think this is a bug i have seen it a couple of times only try ubuntu as the username and no pass
[10:13] <noMaster> may be I should rewrite Ubuntu ISO?
[10:14] <Travo18> noMaster: what speed did you write it at??
[10:14] <Kangarooo> can someone give ubuntu picture bin adress?
[10:14] <noMaster> default, 10x
[10:15] <Travo18> noMaster: try burning at a slower speed it is recommended to burn at 4x if possible
[10:15] <noMaster> ok.tnx
[10:16] <Travo18> no worries
[10:16] <aurilliance> ;( I wan't my mouse back... any suggestions? ^
[10:16] <aurilliance> *want
[10:16] <Travo18> aurilliance: what is wrong with you mouse??
[10:16] <ubuntunom> aurilliance: ask your mom nicely
[10:16] <aurilliance> Travo18: It randomly stops working under ubuntu
[10:16] <aurilliance> ubuntunom: lol
[10:16] <aurilliance> It might work for about 20 mins then stop suddenlt
[10:17] <aurilliance> *y
[10:17] <Travo18> aurilliance: what mouse do you have and what version ubuntu
[10:17] <aurilliance> it's like the usb port stops sending full usb 2 power, because some lights on the mouse stay on, others (including the laser) go out
[10:17] <aurilliance> it's an MSI gaming mouse, usb, and 9.04
[10:18] <Aacron> hey quick question... is there an alarm clock type app for ubuntu?
[10:18] <aurilliance> is there a "force usb restart" command?
[10:18] <ubuntunom> Aacron: yes. wait a sec i'll check where it is
[10:19] <willvarfar> Aacron: there's a promising sounding "alarm-clock" package
[10:19] <Aacron> ubuntunom:  thanks :D  my actual alarm clock broke... that is one thing I just remembered that i miessed in windows :P
[10:19] <Aacron> task scheduler+winamp :))
[10:19] <Aacron> ahh thanks I'll check that out
[10:19] <Travo18> aurilliance: try this in a terminal type. sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[10:20] <Kangarooo> can someone give ubuntu picture bin adress? like pastebin but for pictures?
[10:20] <aurilliance> just use imagebin
[10:20] <willvarfar> is there a nice way to get nice graphs of network IO, hopefully with a nice UI?
[10:20] <aurilliance> it's not ubuntu but works
[10:20] <aurilliance> willvarfar: desktoplets
[10:21] <Travo18> http://paste.ubuntu.com/204051/
[10:21] <aurilliance> Travo18: Ok i'm looking at it in gedit now, but why did you want me to edit grub's file?
[10:21] <Travo18> aurilliance: ^^^^
[10:21] <AbyssLinuxTag> willvarfar, you can use also screenlets package
[10:22] <AbyssLinuxTag> willvarfar, but it require compiz to run
[10:22] <aurilliance> AbyssLinuxTag, willvarfar whoops, screenlets is what I mean XD
[10:22] <sessizce> selamlar ubuntu 9,04 64 bit hakkında bir sorunum var dosya işlemleri sırasında sistem aşırı kasılıyor kopyalama taşıma silme vb sıkıştırılmış dosya çıkarırken ...  fare takıla takıla gidiyor  bazen donuyor  bu genel bir sorun mudur?
[10:22] <Travo18> aurilliance: http://paste.ubuntu.com/204051/
[10:22] <Travo18> read these steps
[10:22]  * Travo18 slaps Travo18 around a bit with a large trout
[10:23]  * Boohbah looks at Travo18
[10:23] <Travo18> haha
[10:23] <aurilliance> lol
[10:23] <aurilliance> Travo18: ok. thanks
[10:23] <Spike1506> im having some troubles with compiz lately.. having a lot of artifacts and i sometimes have to kill compiz
[10:23] <aurilliance> still curious as to what that will do?
[10:23] <Travo18> aurilliance: let us know what happens
[10:23] <aurilliance> meh ill try restarting then pole u further Travo18 :P
[10:23] <aurilliance> ty
[10:23] <aurilliance> bbak in a bit
[10:24] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, can you give some more details of the hardware specs
[10:24] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, sure, altough it did work fine before.
[10:24] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, what info do you need?
[10:24] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, so tell me what you mean with "before"!? what u did?
[10:25] <Aacron> aurilliance: where is this desktoplet thing?
[10:25] <Spike1506> problem is, i dont know lol.. its been like this for serveral days now
[10:25] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, did you update anything or installed new packages?
[10:26] <yoshi__> hi everyong
[10:26] <Spike1506> just updates
[10:26] <Aacron> akk he left...
[10:26] <UbuTheUbi> hostname lookups = no
[10:27] <UbuTheUbi> what does that do
[10:27] <UbuTheUbi> better yet what is the default
[10:27] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, does this happen evertime or from time to timwe
[10:27] <AbyssLinuxTag> ?
[10:27] <UbuTheUbi> hostname lookups = no in samba share
[10:27] <Spike1506> when compiz starts it works fine, after a X amount of time it starts doing it
[10:27] <yoshi__> question: i created 4 users with their own home directory, what i want is the there documents and picture folder is all pointing to 1 documents and picture folder so that they share their data that way. Can somebody tell me how to do it, i don't want to point to the same home dir in the user setting since they all have their custom desktop
[10:28] <AbyssLinuxTag> have you activated any other features in compiz wich need more system specs?
[10:28] <Spike1506> not that im aware of
[10:28] <Spike1506> running compiz from cli now to see for any errors
[10:29] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, can you pastbin your ls pci!?
[10:29] <unop> yoshi__,  put all these users in the same group .. create a directory (or directories) whose group owner is this group .. and redirect their directories to this one.
[10:29] <joop12> hello
[10:29] <joop12> ubuntu FAILED
[10:29] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, so i can get a detail information of your hardware
[10:29] <joop12> epically, as usually lol
[10:29] <Spike1506> sure
[10:29] <Spike1506> !pastebin
[10:30] <Travo18> !grub
[10:30] <yoshi__> unop well thats my questions how can i redirect the dirs
[10:30] <joop12> as result of messed up kernel ubuntu hanged and needed hard reboot.   After that some files are damaged, in example  the   X11  binaries.
[10:30] <unop> yoshi__, using symbolic links (symlinks)
[10:30] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, http://paste.ubuntu.com/204056/
[10:30] <joop12> How to reinstall all X11 related binaries
[10:31]  * joop12 whoops noob ubuntu for being so noob.  how could it fucked up binaries from reboot?
[10:31] <yoshi__> unop thanks i will search that in google
[10:31] <bazhang> joop12, watch the language
[10:31]  * joop12 gazes @ EN_en.UTF8
[10:31] <Makuseru> Hi, I have a problem. If i have Amarok open and playing music, then pause it and play a youtube video in firefox the video plays, but when i stop the video and unpause Amarok i have no sound and have to restart my computer to get sound back. Why is this happening and how can i stop it from happening?
[10:31] <unop> yoshi__,  see the ln manpage, especially the -s option
[10:31] <Travo18> bazhang: you were the person that helped me last night ay with the loading in low graphics mode???
[10:31] <joop12> how to reinstall all installed files?
[10:31] <yoshi__> unop tx !!
[10:31] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, what version of compiz youre using?
[10:32] <bazhang> Travo18, still having issues?
[10:32] <Travo18> no i just wanted to let you know that it worked a treat
[10:32] <Travo18> thankyou very much
[10:32] <bazhang> Travo18, good to hear :)
[10:32] <UbuTheUbi> O<I M TOING CRAZZY ZZZ
[10:32] <UbuTheUbi> why the heck wont windows recognize my sambe
[10:32] <UbuTheUbi> ive been working on this for only 3 and half hours
[10:32] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, howto check that?
[10:33] <pawan> i want to run fsck on /dev/sdc6
[10:33] <pawan> what the command
[10:33] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, wait a moment ill brb! need to leave the halls @ linuxday to smoke a cig! give me a few mins
[10:33] <Spike1506> pawan, first umount it, the fsck /dev/sdc6
[10:33] <pawan> unable to mount says unclean shutdown
[10:33] <Spike1506> sure ty AbyssLinuxTag
[10:34] <pawan> how
[10:34] <xuxubuntu> how to mount partitions in xfce ?
[10:36] <pawan> pawan@pawan-desktop:~$ sudo mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdc6 /mnt -o force
[10:36] <pawan> fuse: mount failed: Device or resource busy
[10:37] <bluegene> hey guys, i have a problem with the time settings on my ubuntu server. i set the correct timezone with dpkg-reconfigure tzdata and synchronized with ntpdate, but it is still two hours to late
[10:37] <bluegene> does anyone know where else might be a problem?
[10:37] <Geine> hello all, what's this messages means? "Operation started, please apt.log for more information"
[10:37] <Geine> how can I see apt.log?
[10:37] <pawan> how to mount
[10:37] <Geine> pawan, man mount
[10:38] <pawan> whats the commnd
[10:38] <Geine> what you will mount?
[10:38] <Geine> find the device which you like to mount by this command : sudo fdisk -l
[10:38] <dva5912> Wow i never realizzed how much my dad hates windows 7. It wont do anything for him. And i guess the only alternative is to put Ubuntu linux on this machine. But there is one thing drawing us back. We have an "un-supported" printer, a Cannon Mp480. If we could some home get a work around for this i could put ubuntu on here for him. Any ideas as to get it working. Ive tryed all the obvious stuff before to no avail. I am able to get it to
[10:39] <Geine> and then issue the command of mount like this : mount /dev/xx/ /mnt
[10:39] <Geine> done
[10:40] <pawan> !mount
[10:41] <bluegene> !timezone
[10:41] <bluegene> !Linux
[10:41] <maodun> I'm using ext3 as my fs. I have multiple processes that need to access a resource and need to implement locking between them. Can I use file-base locks? E.g., if all the processes try to create a file called 'lock' in some directory 'foo' simultaneously, am I guaranteed that only one will succeed and the rest will fail (or block)?
[10:41] <dva5912> !botabuse
[10:41] <zugiart> Hi all - I just found out that Pidgin supports IRC
[10:41] <lorenzosu> dva5912: Bad luck... according to Linuz foundation it is a "paperweight" printer linux-wise.
[10:41] <zugiart> this is ulrea neat O_o
[10:42] <UbuTheUbi> !swat
[10:42] <dva5912> lorenzosu: Yeah that defenently not what i wanted to here :( my mother just spent a hundred something buck for this and is defenently not going to want to get rid of it
[10:43] <lorenzosu> dva5912: I know what you feel. The only thing I can think of (nut not really a "solution") is to push the manufacturer (in this case Canon) to make compatibility with linux.
[10:43] <Geine> Operation started, please apt.log for more information, what is this mean?
[10:43] <danierie> michael r.i.p. im sure he used an ubunt desktop his whole life trough....
[10:44] <Geine> how can I do "apt.log?
[10:44] <lorenzosu> dva5912: The more phone calls/contacts they get from customers asking for linux support, the more they'll 'think' about supporting them.
[10:44] <dva5912> lorenzosu: and from what i hear they and most defenently not going to do it. I dont think theve made even one product to support the possiblility of linux.
[10:44] <dam0> hello, im just about to get a pc built, im just wondering if new pc`s these days are 64bit instead of 32bit? is this correct?
[10:45]  * dva5912 goes to gather fifty people for an all night call a thon
[10:45] <dam0> adeeelll
[10:45] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, try compiz --version
[10:45] <adeeel> :)
[10:45] <raylu> dva5912: i have a canon too. it's one of the reasons i dualboot
[10:45] <dva5912> lorenzosu: Thanks for your help anyway.
[10:45] <UbuTheUbi> Ok
[10:45] <zugiart> @maodun: flock ?
[10:45] <raylu> dva5912: if you have an old machine, you can set it up as a print server, though
[10:46] <UbuTheUbi> I just actually got swat up and running
[10:46] <UbuTheUbi> can someone PLEASE walk me through the rest
[10:46] <maodun> zugiart: flock?
[10:46] <lorenzosu> dva5912: Most welcome. But I guess filing the complaint won't do harm :)
[10:46] <AdvoWork> hi there, what file controls my mounts? cant remember it
[10:46] <dva5912> raylu: I was thinking of purchasing a new router and i guess if i am it might as well get a print router
[10:46] <raylu> dva5912: no old computers lying around, then?
[10:46] <UbuTheUbi> it shows me having no active shares even though i right clicked to share a folder
[10:47] <Myrtti> danierie: please keep the offtopic elsewhere, this is for Ubuntu support only
[10:47] <UbuTheUbi> and followed the instructions in the samba setup guide
[10:47] <aurilliance> Travo18: It didn't work initially, then it started, I'm wondering if it's something built into the mouse or something because it worked when I held down 2 of the function buttons and plugged it in... thanks for your help :P
[10:47] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, that didnt work
[10:47] <UbuTheUbi> Haaaalllllp  for GODs sake!!!!
[10:47] <bazhang> dva5912, http://www.turboprint.info/printers_Canon.html here is pay for Linux driver
[10:47] <dva5912> raylu: Unfortunently not. We are on a temporary move for the rest of this year and part of next.  Anyone recomend them?
[10:49] <dva5912> Heres my print router :D:D http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowImage.aspx?CurImage=33-320-023-05.jpg&Image=33-320-023-01.jpg,33-320-023-02.jpg,33-320-023-03.jpg,33-320-023-04.jpg,33-320-023-05.jpg,33-320-023-06.jpg,33-320-023-08.jpg&S7ImageFlag=0&WaterMark=1&Item=N82E16833320023&Depa=0&Description=ASUS%20WL-520gU%20Wireless%20Router%20with%20All-in-One%20Print%20Server/%20DD-WRT%20Open%20Source%20support
[10:50] <steve> hey
[10:50] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, both options dont work and start compiz instead
[10:50] <lekremyelsew> yo dawg
[10:50] <zugiart> Hey all, is there anything I can use in Ubuntu to sync google calendar to Nokia e71 phone?
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> does no one know a bit a bout networking in here
[10:51] <ajah> i have a4tech web cam i`ve install gspca-source and then installed camarama to check how it workz with the new the drive but doesn`t work
[10:51] <Myrtti> zugiart: sure, several ways
[10:51] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi, depends on the question! ask right away
[10:51] <steve> #ubuntu-mythtv
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> i have swat setup
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> for samba
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> how do i get windows to see ti
[10:51] <UbuTheUbi> i can log into the swat thing from windows
[10:52] <UbuTheUbi> but i want to assign a drive name and share folders
[10:52] <UbuTheUbi> ive googled and followed so many guides
[10:52] <UbuTheUbi> so if your goiing to google plz dont ;)
[10:52] <AbyssLinuxTag> UbuTheUbi, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=202605
[10:52] <Myrtti> zugiart: http://www.google.com/sync/symbian.html
[10:52] <Travo18> ubutheubi: sometimes there arent people on here that are able to help you i am sorry but there is nothing i can do..
[10:53] <AbyssLinuxTag> Spike1506, then is something wrong cause i tested on 2 system and it works
[10:53] <aurilliance> is there a shortcut to open <arg can't remember the name of gnome's explorer, insert it here, you know, the file broswer>....
[10:53] <AdvoWork> if you alter /etc/fstab do you just need todo sudo mount -a ?
[10:54] <lekremyelsew> aurilliance, nautilus --no-desktop
[10:54] <joop12> how to reinstall all programs?
[10:54] <aurilliance> ty
[10:54] <joop12> because ubuntu managed to destroy itself (good job(
[10:54] <AbyssLinuxTag> joop12, dpkg-reconfigure
[10:54] <Spike1506> AbyssLinuxTag, any solution ?
[10:55] <joop12> AbyssLinuxTag: reinstall?
[10:56] <AbyssLinuxTag> joop or you can purge-remove the package
[10:56] <AbyssLinuxTag> and reinstall it
[10:56] <AbyssLinuxTag> joop12, this might be helpfull: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/debian-26/how-do-i-get-apt-get-to-completely-uninstall-a-package-237772/
[10:57] <Travo18> i am installing windows vista, xp and ubuntu i which order would be the best
[10:57] <Travo18> should i install both windows copies and then ubuntu