[21:22] <gaintsura> I've been working now for 4 days trying to get my video to go back to 'better'.. my current xorg.conf is here http://pastebin.com/m3e5a40df I cannot get full screen video, period. if I try, all I get is a flash of the full screen video and it returns to windowed mode (this is all on streaming video), when I try to watch a .flv locally from the desktop it is very lagged and choppy. Again, 4 days and I haven't even managed to move 1 inch
[21:22] <gaintsura> in the right direction, could someone help me out with this? ATI fglrx drivers + Ubuntu Hardy. People have told me to enable the ATI drivers, and when I do, I lose GUI, the AMD ATI driver doesn't work for me.
[21:22] <leandropissurno> alllooooooowwwwwwww
[21:22] <Ictinike> Student, Yes, I hear you. :) I actually made a live USB stick with Ubuntu on it for school.
[21:22] <CyberWolf> ohhh im sorry....just so used to it i never even noticed i sweared
[21:22] <ikonia> leandropissurno: what ?
[21:22] <leandropissurno> is there anyone who has a notebook hp tx with a graphic card geforce go 6150?
[21:22] <hegosa> i need more hellp
[21:22] <student> hegosa: whats your question?
[21:22] <chetanska> ok...I've got gedit opened....but I have no idea what to do with it
[21:22] <ikonia> leandropissurno: someone will respond to your question when they know the answer, please stop with the random noise
[21:22] <Ictinike> Seeking some help with an unresponsive Wacom tablet, it WAS working. xD
[21:22] <Gnea> CyberWolf: that's fine, just don't do it here. :)
[21:23] <leandropissurno> sorry
[21:23] <Ictinike> Gnea, hi.
[21:23] <tarzan> i have a problem with my screen resolution. xrandr tells me my max. screen mode is 1280x1200, also even ddc claims the maximum is 1600x1200
[21:23] <hegosa> i download the them for ubuntu
[21:23] <Flannel> hubar: right, now the error when installing libsqlite3-dev?  (we're looking for a proper error message, not a "because" sort of thing)
[21:23] <Gnea> Ictinike: yes?
[21:23] <hegosa> how could i aplay it
[21:23] <Ictinike> Gnea, nothing! Just saying Hi to an awesome person.
[21:23] <leandropissurno> i thought that no one saw my question
[21:23] <Gnea> Ictinike: oh, well hi :)
[21:23] <Ictinike> Seeking some help with an unresponsive Wacom tablet, it WAS working. xD
[21:23] <hubar> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/m28ae8cfa
[21:23] <ikonia> leandropissurno: why don't you just as the question about the video card, rather than waiting for someone with the exact laptop as you to be in the room
[21:24] <tyl3r> hi guys...my question might be simple but sorry I am new....I am using Xchat....where can I shut off the join & leave messages of users...makes hard to read the text....
[21:24] <Gowrav> OK DONE ...
[21:24] <student> hegosa: you should be able to right click on the desktop, select change desktop background, go to the "Themes" tab, and drag-and-drop the theme into the theme manager
[21:24] <erUSUL> tyl3r: right click on the channel tab
[21:24] <Gowrav> just removed c:\w* from c:\boot.ini and removed the ubuntu folder
[21:24] <leandropissurno> ok...i will
[21:24] <Makzu> So does anybody know if Ubuntu has something similar to the 'world' file in Gentoo, like a list of all the packages I explicitly installed and not just their dependancies?  Like, a list that would contain abiword, but not libgtk or abiword-common?
[21:24] <chetanska> oops...that's the text editor geany
[21:24] <tyl3r> ahhh
[21:24] <tyl3r> thx a lot
[21:24] <Flannel> hubar: Alright, and apt-cache policy libsqlite3-0
[21:25] <hegosa> thanks
[21:25] <unop> Makzu, dpkg -l packageglob
[21:25] <unop> Makzu, e.g. dpkg -l '*vim*'
[21:25] <gouki> I'm removing rdesktop, but the meta-package ubuntu-desktop will also be removed in the process. Is it ok to proceed?
[21:25] <Flannel> gouki: ubuntu-desktop is safe to remove, yes
[21:25] <Damian82> alo alo
[21:26] <Gowrav> NOW QUESTION is how to correct the corrupted ISO file ..... !
[21:26] <ikonia> gouki: sure, but why remove it
[21:26] <Makzu> unop, that doesn't work, I need a list of everything
[21:26] <ikonia> gouki: you don't
[21:26] <hubar> Flannel: http://pastebin.com/m519303a1
[21:26] <ikonia> Gowrav: you don't
[21:26] <ikonia> Gowrav: you download a non-corrupt version
[21:26] <unop> Makzu, you can provide an empty glob.   dpkg -l
[21:26] <leandropissurno> Is there anyone who has a laptop hp series tx with a geforce fo 6150 that have problem to resume from suspend mode?
[21:26] <Gowrav> ikonia: yes i can .. by md5 check sum and bittorrent .. but just can't remember how i did it once ..
[21:26] <gouki> Flannel, thank you. ikonia I'm building a remastered version of Ubuntu for the Aspire One, and I need to remove allot of software to save space.
[21:27] <Flannel> hubar: Alright, your problem is you've manually installed (looks like its not from a repository) that newer version.  And obviously that's not happy with it.
[21:27] <ikonia> Gowrav: bit torrent does checking during download
[21:27] <mika_videodev> about Christian Marillat's packages: ( http://debian-multimedia.org/ ): what version (stable, testing, etc ) is the best to compile and install on KUbuntu 7.10 ?
[21:27] <Makzu> unop: well, not everything, just the things I have asked to install.  Not their dependancies
[21:27] <Flannel> gouki: You might consider going the otherway.  Start with a CLI-only system and build up
[21:27] <andriy> hi guys
[21:27] <mika_videodev> someone told me to use medibuntu? what is it? How compatible is it compared to Marillat's version ?
[21:27] <Ictinike> Having a problem with a unresponsive Wacom Tablet, here are my outputs, http://paste.ubuntu.com/41348/, can someone assist?
[21:27] <Gowrav> ikonia: i have done it before .. just downloaded iso because last one is lost .. that was also downloaded with some error and i corrected that with bittorent
[21:27] <jrib> !medibuntu | mika_videodev
[21:27] <Makzu> unop: and I don't care about libwhatever-3.9 when a package I actually care about needs it
[21:27] <hubar> Flannel: How can I downgrade it? w/o whacking any of my software that depends on it?
[21:28] <jrib> mika_videodev: you should tell us exactly what you are looking for
[21:28] <gouki> Flannel, thought of that, but until we get more people helping out, we have to keep it less techy :P
[21:28] <Drk_Guy> How can i make dpkg-reconfigure traverse all package dependencies?
[21:28] <carandraug> kalkan: I'm back. Have you solved your problem, yet?
[21:28] <Flannel> gouki: well, it'll all be done beforehand, right?  maybe I'm just misunderstanding.
[21:29] <mika_videodev> I am looking for source code of Christian Marillat's multimedia (=video)  libraries like: ffmpeg, libavformat, libavcodec, possibly others...
[21:29] <andriy> I have a question about medusa under ubuntu: are there any files (like CD/DVD tables in ophcrack)?
[21:29] <jrib>  mika_videodevhttps://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[21:29] <Ictinike> Having a problem with a unresponsive Wacom Tablet, here are my outputs, http://paste.ubuntu.com/41348/, can someone assist?
[21:29] <gouki> Flannel, no, you're right. It's a much better approach, but since I already started working this way, I don't want to waste all the work I done.
[21:29] <chetanska> Is there an application that fixes or shows you inconsistencies with dependencies and conflicts and helps you fix?
[21:29] <mika_videodev> Thay should be compilable with KUbuntu 7.10 but it would be a plus if thay also can be compiled to be used in debian etch
[21:29] <Gnea> Flannel: btw, ubottu broke.
[21:29] <balle_> how can i change the size of the icons on the desktop without changing the resolution?
[21:29] <Flannel> hubar: if you have any software that depend on the newer version, they won't like it.  But you can use pinning or a number of other ways to force the older version (which you should then remove after its installed)
[21:29] <andriy> I have a question about medusa under ubuntu: are there any files containing users/passwords (like CD/DVD tables in ophcrack)?
[21:30] <jrib> mika_videodev: you shouldn't really use debian repositories on ubuntu.  Medibuntu has what you want I believe
[21:30] <unop> Makzu, i don't know then sorry
[21:30] <mika_videodev> I think [K]Ubuntu is based on debian. Why then, does the same (binary) library work in either [K]Ubuntu / debian ?
[21:30] <magnetron> andriy, there's some packages that will give you wordlists
[21:30] <ikonia> mika_videodev: it' not debian
[21:30] <hubar> Flannel: How do I force the older version to install?
[21:30] <magnetron> andriy, i think it's named wenglish or similar
[21:30] <Gnea> mika_videodev: based on is not the same thing as *is*
[21:31] <jrib> mika_videodev: yes it is *based* on debian.  Some things work.  Other things won't.  So it's best practice to stick to ubuntu repositories
[21:31] <mika_videodev> Isn't it possible to create a linux app or library that can be installed on multiple distros ?
[21:31] <Gnea> mika_videodev: while Ubuntu shares the same package management system, it doesn't actually use the same packages (in some rare cases, it might work, but ultimately, they're done differently)
[21:31] <ikonia> mika_videodev: they all use different setups/designs so it's hard
[21:31] <Flannel> hubar: try apt-get install -t hardy libsqlite3-0
[21:31] <jrib> mika_videodev: the issue is that packages and dependencies vary
[21:31] <Gnea> mika_videodev: that's what source code is for :)
[21:31] <andriy> magnetron, thank you
[21:32] <Flannel> hubar: We can specify a version string of course, but I'd like to make it as vague as possible
[21:32] <magnetron> andriy, maybe the package is named "wordlist"
[21:32] <mika_videodev> for example, Borland Kylix3 is supported on Red Hat 7.2, AND mandrake and SuSe of the same age. With some minor tricks, it can be installed into debian sarge as well. However, debian etch is too new for it, and unless you are a linux-superguru, you will not install kylix3 on debian etch
[21:33] <Gowrav> SO can i Install UBUNTU into windows as AN APPLICATION NOW
[21:33] <unop> Drk_Guy, you want to reconfigure a package and all its dependencies?
[21:33] <hubar> flannel: the output is one line, do you mind if I print it out here?
[21:33] <Makzu> unop: Thanks for your help anyway :/
[21:33] <Flannel> Gowrav: with wubi, yes.  Its sort of an application
[21:33] <Flannel> hubar: go ahead
[21:33] <Drk_Guy> unop: yes, specifically, kubuntu-kde4-desktop
[21:33] <Ictinike> Having a problem with a unresponsive Wacom Tablet, here are my outputs, http://paste.ubuntu.com/41348/, can someone assist?
[21:33] <OmgItsAShark> how do you get active synce to work on ubuntu
[21:33] <Gnea> mika_videodev: the problem is, obviously, that borland never kept up with the development cycle.
[21:33] <unop> Makzu, i'm sure there is a way, i just don't remember it
[21:33] <magnetron> andriy, don't expect the same functionality as from ophcrack though, ophcrack doesn't use worldists but rainbow tables, so they are totally different
[21:33] <hubar> Flannel: libsqlite3-0 is already the newest version.
[21:33] <bofh80> Gowrav, if you have a ubuntu CD, just pop it in while windows is running, choose wubi
[21:34] <unop> Drk_Guy,   sudo dpkg-reconfigure $(apt-cache depends kubuntu-kde4-desktop | awk '/Depends/{ print $2}')
[21:34] <kalkan> carandraug, not yet
[21:34] <Gowrav> Flannel: just run the wubi on root of cd to install
[21:34] <mika_videodev> But kylix3 is a good example: it should be possible to create a linux app that will install on multiple distros, in that particular case 3 are directly supported, and on debian sarge, it works too, although some minor adjustments are necessary to actually successfully use it
[21:34] <Drk_Guy> thx unop, but i chose to reconfigure all packages on my system ;)
[21:34] <unop> Drk_Guy, actually.   sudo dpkg-reconfigure kubuntu-kde4-desktop $(apt-cache depends kubuntu-kde4-desktop | awk '/Depends/{ print $2}')
[21:34] <OmgItsAShark> would wine  let me run active sync on ubuntu
[21:34] <fezazda> hi all, i desperately try to use my soundcard working ( Creative Labs SB X-Fi xtrem Gazmer, aka the black sheep) any tuto link to configure it on Hardy please ?
[21:34] <fezazda> thanks
[21:34] <kalkan> carandraug,  but i see there is no boot flag in my ubuntu partition, is it the problem?
[21:35] <GleepGlop> What would cause udevd to use 89% proc ?
[21:35] <Gnea> mika_videodev: keep in mind, that this was back when the number of distros was quite less than what it is today.
[21:35] <bofh80> mika_videodev, it's all about the DEPENDECY's and VERSIONS of libraries and programs used by that SPECIFIC version of linux
[21:35] <carandraug> kalkan: the only thing I find strange is that your ubutu partition is not bootable
[21:35] <leandropissurno> Is there anyone who has a laptop hp series tx with a geforce fo 6150 that have problem to resume from suspend mode?
[21:35] <Makzu> unop: I think the 'deborphan' command may be what I need here actually... I found it while googling around with some of the commands you gave me. :o
[21:35] <hitman1985> how to install a webcam in ubuntu 8.04
[21:35] <Gnea> mikefoo1: also, this is really offtopic, we should take the discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:35] <unop> Makzu, be careful with deborphan
[21:35] <carandraug> kalkan: exact. I see it too. It may be. It's the only thing that looks wrong to me
[21:36] <Gnea> mika_videodev: also, this is really offtopic, we should take the discussion to #ubuntu-offtopic
[21:36] <kalkan> carandraug, but it booted, is it the cause why partitions are not automounted?
[21:36] <ZeroA4> OmgItsAShark, looks like no... http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=622
[21:36] <Gnea> mikefoo1: sorry, wrong tab :)
[21:36] <bofh80> mika_videodev, the applications you speak of, have been tweaked and packaged, for each version of linux you speak of. any application compiled on linux, should work on any linux distrobution, but you have to tweak it and package it for each distro
[21:36] <mika_videodev> What if I download the source code of either Marillat's version or medibuntu... is it possible to combine and compile all that sourcecode into two huge files: libmultimedia.so and libmultimedia.h so that the resulting 2 files can then be used in any linux distro ?
[21:37] <hubar> flannel: ??
[21:37] <carandraug> kalkan: it may be. Never happened to me before. If it's not that, I don't know what it is.
[21:37] <Xtera> I would really like to have a little area in my gnome panel where I could enter commands
[21:37] <Xtera> It used to be there, but now it is gone!
[21:37] <st3rling> a
[21:37] <bofh80> mika_videodev, NO, beacuse the dependicies on EACH linux distro and versions of python etc, are all different
[21:37] <Flannel> hubar: alright, we're going to have to use apt pinning, with a priority of over 1000 (so, 1001)  you'll have to edit /etc/apt/preferences
[21:37] <Gnea> mika_videodev: that would be a discussion best held in #ubuntu-dev
[21:37] <Xtera> Gnome got rid of the little command line input area. Is there any way I can get it back?
[21:37] <bofh80> mika_videodev, you have to tweak it FOR each version, there is no magic wand to make them work on every version.
[21:37] <Xtera> I used to be able to "Add to Panel" Command line
[21:38] <mika_videodev> I think python is not needed. I believe all of those video-related libraries are written in either C or C++
[21:38] <kalkan> carandraug, so i make it bootable and reboot
[21:38] <bofh80> mika_videodev, right and different distro's support different versions of C yes
[21:38] <chalcedony> on ubuntu hardy, my yahoo mail does not access the address book.. i have to type the addresses al in,, what do i need to fix?
[21:38] <Gowrav> bofh80: I did the same last time but ubuntu was installed on grub loader as dual boot system .. how can i run ubuntu like ms office
[21:38] <Swian> is there anything like event viewer in Ubuntu?
[21:38] <hubar> Flannel: I dont have that file though
[21:38] <carandraug> kalkan: yes. Try it. Check if it's bootable once you did, just to make sure
[21:38] <Gnea> mika_videodev: not only that, but linux distros have, in general, become quite complicated over the years - you can't just make a one-size-fits-all anymore, it simply doesn't work unless you have a decent devel team who understands the source and the distros
[21:38] <unop> mika_videodev, you might be able to get away making a statically linked shared object .. though that still doesn't mean it will function and function well on all distros
[21:39] <hubar> flannel: /etc/apt/preferences, don't have that file.
[21:39] <Flannel> hubar: correct, just create it.  sudo nano /etc/apt/preferences
[21:39] <ZeroA4> Swian, System - Administration - Log Viewer
[21:39] <fezazda> Swian all logs are (normally) in /var/log, you can vie in real time by doing a tail -f /var/log/messages  e.g
[21:39] <kalkan> carandraug, can i do it from ubuntu? or from suse?
[21:39] <bofh80> Gowrav, really? the last time you installed Wubi you got a boot menu selection?
[21:39] <hubar> Flannel: ok and?
[21:39] <Flannel> hubar: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/41351/
[21:39] <Flannel> hubar: make that the contents of the file
[21:39] <Gowrav> bofh80: yes
[21:39] <sudobash> so I am wanting to set up PXE to fix a couple of laptops that won't boot from CD... I have 8.04 what do I need to install besides dhcp3-server tftpd  and apache2
[21:39] <sudobash> ?
[21:39] <carandraug> kalkan: you can do it frm ubuntu "sudo cfdisk"
[21:39] <chalcedony> hugs Flannel
[21:39] <bofh80> can anyone confirm that WUBi - - - DOES NOT --- install a boot loader entry ?
[21:39] <mika_videodev> Can someone explain, then, what happens if I install kylix 3 on debian sarge (reminder: borland supports only 3 distros: red hat 7.2, and SuSe and mandrake of the same age), so debian sarge is NOT directly supported
[21:39] <Gnea> bofh80: nope, seen it do it.
[21:39] <Flannel> bofh80: it edits boot.ini
[21:39] <kalkan> carandraug,  ok
[21:39] <tarrendine> hello can you tell me where I can choose which network card will be activate during startup ? (ubuntu 8.04) thx
[21:40] <bofh80> Gnea, Flannel - nasty
[21:40] <Flannel> bofh80: it doesn't install GRUB if thats what you're asking
[21:40] <unop> Makzu, are you wanting to remove all packages you didn't install manually/explicitly .. or just list them?
[21:40] <carandraug> bofh80: If memory doesn't fail me, it edits windows boot.ini
[21:40] <Flannel> howdy chalcedony
[21:40] <bofh80> Gowrav, ok, have you thought about running a virtual machine
[21:40] <Gowrav> So even after that can i run UBUNTU like ms office in XP bofh80  ??
[21:40] <chalcedony> :)
[21:40] <hubar> Flannel: and?
[21:40] <Flannel> Gowrav: No
[21:40] <Makzu> unop: I'm more looking for a list of everything I've installed explicitly, not to remove anything
[21:40] <bofh80> Gowrav, m$ have the technology - one sec, freebie
[21:40] <Gowrav> bofh80: in virtual box the kernel is killed in between ..
[21:40] <Flannel> hubar: save, and then sudo apt-get upgrade
[21:41] <Flannel> hubar: it should downgrade that package
[21:41] <bofh80> Gowrav, oh i see, no good to you?
[21:41] <Makzu> unop: so that whenever I have to reinstall ubuntu I can also reinstall that entire list in one command
[21:41] <mizipzor> just got this from amarok: "cannot talk to klauncher"
[21:41] <unop> Makzu, then i dont think deborpan is the right tool
[21:41] <mika_videodev> or, would I be better off trying to compile all thjat C/C++ code using Borland C++ Builder for windows instead ? (never tried to comple C/C++ code designed to run in linux to a windows .dll instead)
[21:41] <chalcedony> Flannel: or anyone:  on ubuntu hardy, my yahoo mail does not access the address book.. i have to type the addresses in manually,  what do i need to do to fix it?
[21:41] <ZeroA4> Gowrav, kernel killed on virtualbox ? have you tested you media/iso ?
[21:41] <mika_videodev> I'd like to develop a good video editor.
[21:42] <hitman1985> could anyone tell me how i would install a logitech webcam on ubuntu ?
[21:42] <jrib> mika_videodev: we like to keep this channel dedicated to ubuntu support only since it is so busy.  Mind moving your discussion over to #ubuntu-offtopic?
[21:42] <bofh80> mika_videodev, i think soemone else suggest that you should take this to #ubuntu-dev    and i think they are right now . .. :)
[21:42] <Gowrav> wubi just installed the complete system with the same iso
[21:42] <Gowrav> ZeroA4: wubi just installed the complete system with the same iso
[21:42] <Makzu> unop: but ""deborphan -a"" lists every package that doesn't have something else depending on it, which is close enough to what I want
[21:42] <bofh80> mika_videodev, /join #ubuntu-dev
[21:42] <ZeroA4> Gowrav, but wubi uses diferent files!
[21:42] <Drk_Guy> Hmmpphh
[21:42] <hubar> Flannel: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/41352/
[21:42] <Flannel> Makzu: except ubuntu-desktop makes that list a lot shorter than it should be
[21:42] <Drk_Guy> Should i change bash for dash?
[21:43] <chalcedony> bofh80: since you're advisng where is a better place to ask about my yahoo mail issue?
[21:43] <mika_videodev> I thought about developing it for linux, but if it's next to impossible to make it to run on sevral linux distro's, it might be easier to do it for windows instead... (unless someone else is willing to take care of all that stuff to make it distro-compatible)
[21:43] <hubar> Flannel: I got that from sudo apt-get upgrade
[21:43] <Gowrav> ZeroA4: then how to correct iso by md5 checksum .. toren do that .. but i forgot how !!
[21:43] <mika_videodev> ok
[21:43] <bofh80> chalcedony, didn't see your problem - 1 sec i scroll up
[21:43] <sudobash> anyone know how to get PXE working on 8.04?
[21:43] <Drk_Guy> !dash
[21:43] <chalcedony> mika_videodev: see if some friends might want to help you.. 'if it's good they will come'
[21:43] <Makzu> Flannel: Heh, metapackages are fine by me, especially the ones that are there by default
[21:43] <hubar> Flannel: But there is no libsqlite3 in the list. That got me worried.
[21:43] <ZeroA4> Gowrav, md5sum does NOT correnct anything... it just check if it is ok... if is not... you have to download again
[21:44] <bofh80> chalcedony, i'm guessin your issue is Firefox ? have you tried to install opera, to see if the same problem?
[21:44] <chalcedony> bofh80: its opera already but i think it's doing it on both
[21:44] <Gowrav> ZeroA4: I have done this before .. corrected my last ubuntu CD by this method.. just lost it
[21:44] <unop> Makzu, the way i see it -- if you create a diff between the packages installed on your setup now and that off a fresh install, you get the list of packages that need installing, does that not make sense?
[21:44] <Flannel> hubar: that looks like regular updates.  Yeah, no sqlite3-0 maybe upgrades don't trigger pins.  Try sudo apt-get install --reinstall libsqlite3-0
[21:44] <Sixofour|Sleep> is there a general for general music production on linux?
[21:44] <Sixofour|Sleep> channel*
[21:45] <bofh80> chalcedony, my sister uses firefox for yahoo. no problems. but under windows. give it bash now on firefox if your not sure. . . .
[21:45] <ZeroA4> Gowrav, a think you are mistaken... md5sum does not correct a bad download
[21:45] <Gnea> Sixofour|Sleep: ubuntu studio
[21:45] <Sixofour|Sleep> #ubuntu-studio?
[21:45] <Gnea> Sixofour|Sleep: try it
[21:45] <Sixofour|Sleep> no such channel
[21:45] <bofh80> chalcedony, opera will let you lie to websites about what web browser you are running, you could try that . . .
[21:45] <Gowrav> ZeroA4: it checks where it is bad and bit torrent re download th part to correct the whole
[21:45] <Flannel> Sixofour|Sleep: its #ubuntustudio
[21:45] <hubar> Flannel: The following packages will be REMOVED:
[21:45] <hubar>   f-spot sqlite3
[21:46] <Flannel> hubar: Check the dependencies of sqlite3, what version does it depend on?
[21:46] <ZeroA4> Gowrav, bitttorrent does it internally... no need for md5sum
[21:46] <tarrendine> can you tell me where I can choose network card which is activating during startup plz ?
[21:46] <hubar> Flannel: How do I do that in command line?
[21:46] <ZeroA4> Gowrav, md5sum just checks... does not correct anything
[21:46] <Gowrav> then bittorent shows iso is OK
[21:46] <hubar> Flannel: I used to use synaptic. :)
[21:47] <sudobash> I installed dhcp3-server but it wouldn't start up:  * Starting DHCP server dhcpd3                                           [fail]
[21:47] <sudobash> invoke-rc.d: initscript dhcp3-server, action "start" failed.
[21:47] <ZeroA4> Gowrav, them it should boot ok in virtualbox
[21:47] <Gnea> tarrendine: to the left of the date, on the top bar, is a little icon that you can click on for 'manual configuration'
[21:47] <Flannel> hubar: synaptic will work fine.  It'll show depends.  but, apt-cache show [package]
[21:47] <bofh80> tarrendine, you can check /etc/network/interfaces.  like sudo gedit /etc/network/interfaces      any line that says auto eth0 (ehternet) auto wlan0 etc
[21:47] <Gowrav> ZeroA4: trying again
[21:47] <Gnea> bofh80: that method is discouraged in ubuntu.
[21:48] <bofh80> tarrendine, depending on what you want, you can use System > Administration > Network . .
[21:48] <ZeroA4> Gowrav, where did you get ubuntu .torrent from ?
[21:48] <tarrendine> bofh80: It looks useful I will try it. :-)
[21:48] <Gowrav> ubuntu.com
[21:48] <chalcedony> bofh80: i don't think it needs lies.. i just seem to have mis set something .. i hope?
[21:48] <bofh80> tarrendine, as Gnea states, the second method is better
[21:48] <tarrendine> bofh80: I want just to activate wireless card during startup instead of fastethernet.
[21:48] <ZeroA4> Gowrav, ok
[21:48] <hiptobecubic> How can i change the label of a disk/partition?
[21:48] <tarrendine> in the manual configuration I didn`t found it.
[21:49] <hubar> Flannel: Output is here. http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/41354/
[21:49] <Gnea> tarrendine: make sure you click to 'unlock'
[21:49] <bofh80> tarrendine, yer, it got 'left out' sorta, if you set your ethernet to DHCP instead of roaming, you can then UNTICK it in the network panel
[21:49] <Flannel> hubar: no no, sqlite3, not lib*3-0
[21:49] <Gnea> tarrendine: there should be an entry for each 'wired' connection
[21:49] <hubar> Flannel: oh
[21:50] <tarrendine> Gnea; I`m not BFU :-D
[21:50] <bofh80> tarrendine, otherwise if you find and auto eth0 line in yer config, you can just put a # in front of the line, and put in auto wlan0 . if that's not already set
[21:50] <kcman> do i have to uninstall wine if i am about to install Cedega???
[21:50] <Gnea> tarrendine: excuse me?
[21:50] <sudobash> no kcman
[21:50] <Drk_Guy> kcman: wipe cedega out of your disk
[21:50] <Drk_Guy> lol
[21:50] <Drk_Guy> kcman: nope, they can coexist
[21:50] <Gnea> terrestre: what is BFU?
[21:50] <tarrendine> bofh80: it will be easier for me, usually I don`t like click-point settings :-)
[21:50] <sudobash> so i see here there is a bug in dhcp3 or something that doesn't like static IP's
[21:50] <hubar> Flannel: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/41357/
[21:50] <kcman> Drk_Guy what do you mean wipe out of the disc?
[21:51] <tarrendine> Gnea: just the user :-)
[21:51] <Drk_Guy> kcman: lol, i was just joking
[21:51] <Drk_Guy> kcman: cedega is real trash
[21:51] <Flannel> hubar: right, so that's the newer version too.  sqlite3 is being removed because it wants 3.5, anyway... if thats all thats going ot be removeed, its easy to reinstall them afterwards.
[21:51] <bofh80> tarrendine, sure, but they aren't just there to be pretty, sometimes, they set the config's in specific ways, and editin it manually, can cause things to get it's knickers in a twist. networkin is usually ok to edit. if you know what ya doing.
[21:51] <Gnea> tarrendine: your attitude is not necessary.
[21:51] <kcman> Drk_Guy really cause right now i cant play squat on this machine with wine so i figure if that thing gives me just one good game then i will be fine and it will have been worth it
[21:51] <Flannel> hubar: I say go with it, then reinstall f-spot and sqlite3, they'll use the versions from the repositories, and you'll be fine.
[21:52] <tarrendine> Gnea; I know my applogize
[21:52] <Gnea> tarrendine: and i'm sorry, i didn't know what you were stuck on - you didn't say.
[21:52] <bofh80> 4
[21:52] <hubar> Flannel: Alright let me try that! :)
[21:52] <tarrendine> bofh80: In fedora it was easier, but ubuntu is better for my family :-)
[21:53] <Drk_Guy> kcman: did you check the wine AppDB?
[21:53] <Drk_Guy> kcman: they have tips on how to run apps in wine
[21:55] <cernex> Escuse me, but how do I activate a USB headset?
[21:55] <cernex> It is plugged and all, but it's not giving any sound
[21:56] <Drk_Guy> cernex, did you reboot?
[21:56] <Gnea> cernex: should be able to use volume control to switch to it
[21:56] <kcman> Drk_Guy yeah but most of the recent comments about the games i want to run are old, and do not seem to have been updated and there issues involve graphics problems which for some reason this machine is a touchy topic like there are no other drivers for intel corp mobile 945gm so i am screwed
[21:56] <Drk_Guy> cernex: i think the kernel should load the drivers by itself if you reboot with the headset plugged in
[21:56] <cernex> Yes, I did reboot several times
[21:56] <Gnea> cernex: double-click on the volume icon
[21:57] <Drk_Guy> kcman: Cedega only runs EA games fine, use wine for the rest (they use dirty tricks)
[21:57] <Drk_Guy> Gnea: are you sure usb-audio is compiled into the ubuntu kernel?
[21:58] <Gnea> Drk_Guy: it shouldn't be, only as a module
[21:58] <kcman> Drk_Guy thanks for the heads up
[21:58] <bofh80> maybe lsusb would be a good start
[21:59] <cernex> Gnea, ok, I'm on the volume control
[21:59] <Drk_Guy> Gnea: Ok, but does kernel load modules by itself?
[21:59] <cernex> how do I switch?
[21:59] <Drk_Guy> kcman: Don't worry
[21:59] <Gnea> Drk_Guy: no, another program helps that out.
[21:59] <Gnea> cernex: File->Change Device
[21:59] <Drk_Guy> Gnea: modprobe
[22:00] <Drk_Guy> Gnea: sudo modprobe usb-audio
[22:00] <cernex> Gnea, and after that, should I restart?
[22:00] <Gnea> Drk_Guy: modprobe is the manual method.
[22:00] <Drk_Guy> I think it's called like that
[22:00] <Gnea> cernex: no need.
[22:00] <kcman> Drk_Guy thanks for the help i am going to reboot to help install i am sure i will be back
[22:00] <Gnea> cernex: just select the device and make sure the USB Headphones are not muted
[22:01] <Gnea> be sure that the volume is up to something that you can hear.
[22:01] <Gnea> cernex: do you want all sound output to go to the headphones?
[22:01] <cernex> Gnea, sure
[22:02] <Drk_Guy> Gnea: but it works
[22:02] <Gnea> cernex: then you'll need to System->Preferences->Sound and tell it what device to use for various playback methods :)
[22:02] <Gnea> Drk_Guy: indeed
[22:02] <hubar> flannel: so far so good! I guess it is okay :) Thank you for all the help sir!
[22:02] <ogre> the rt kernel is restricted to open source stuff only correct? I have an nvidia card that I need to be running correwctly but would like to install all ubuntustudio packages
[22:03] <Flannel> hubar: Once its all working, go ahead and delete that preferences file
[22:03] <Drk_Guy> Gnea: lol, anyways, auto-detecting everything kills the performance :(
[22:03] <Gnea> Drk_Guy: only until what's detected it cemented in place ;)
[22:03] <hubar> Flannel: Will do. Btw, is there a command option to do the "spinning"?
[22:04] <Flannel> hubar: spinning?
[22:04]  * Makar returns at: 04:03pm From: School
[22:04] <mika_videodev> other channels: #medibuntu - nobody chats there, all are just idling, #ubuntu-devel (redirected from #ubuntu-dev): "this channel is for the development of Ubuntu, not really developing *with* Ubunt"... so where to next, then ?
[22:04] <hitman1985> hey guys, how do i tell my terminal to go to a specific folder to set tar gz permission?
[22:04] <Drk_Guy> Gnea: profiling?
[22:04] <Flannel> mika_videodev: #ubuntu-offtopic
[22:04] <Gnea> Makar: please turn that off.
[22:04] <Gnea> Drk_Guy: sure
[22:05] <`Makar> >.>
[22:05] <hubar> Flannel: What you use to refer to the preferences file again? apt spinning or sth like that.
[22:05] <cernex> Gnea, weird, it still isn't playing
[22:05] <Gnea> `Makar: the away/return messages - they don't need to be made public.
[22:05] <cernex> I think it needs a reboot
[22:05] <Drk_Guy> Gnea: i think it's an argument to the kernel, is it profile?
[22:05] <`Makar> Yeah i know
[22:05] <`Makar> but i dont know how to edit it >.>
[22:05] <Flannel> hubar: that was apt pinning.  /etc/apt/preferences see man apt_preferences for all sorts of goodies
[22:05] <DavidCanarias> Hi everyone. Can anyone explain to me the difference between a DVD -RW and a DVD +RW?
[22:05] <`Makar> ill just leave the server unless i actually need help
[22:05] <lavacano201014> `Makar: Client?
[22:06] <`Makar> mIRC
[22:06] <cernex> Gnea, my headset has one of those lights to show if it's plugged or not
[22:06] <hubar> Flannel: oh ok good day sir. :)
[22:06] <`Makar> i can edit it, just too lazy
[22:06] <cernex> Gnea, and the light is lit, so it IS plugged
[22:06] <`Makar> it takes some editing
[22:06] <`Makar> anyway bye
[22:06] <Gnea> later
[22:06] <cernex> Gnea, but it isn't giving any sound, :(
[22:06] <lavacano201014> I was going to tell him just to take the /ame command out of there...
[22:07] <Gnea> cernex: hrm, try rebooting it now
[22:07] <bombshelter13> Hey, I just tried to rotate my desktop to the right under 'Screen Resolution' to get portrait mode and it didn't work properly. Now I can't get anything on my desktop, just a cursor. I'd like to change it back to how it was. Where can I find the xrandr settings in the console?
[22:07] <CarlFK> whats the kernel parameter to make the text 80x50? (already got rid of "quiet splash", but that gives me 80x25, and I need more lines)
[22:11] <ogre> the rt kernel is restricted to open source stuff only correct? I have an nvidia card that I need to be running correwctly but would like to install all ubuntustudio packages
[22:11] <srbaker> anyone here running hardy on an MBP?
[22:11] <srbaker> it's only getting to the boot screen one in 10-15 attempts
[22:12] <asedelst> before I bother asking the actual question; is anyone here familiar with the ati fglrx video driver stuff on hardy?
[22:13] <monkay>  /server disconnect
[22:13] <DavidCanarias> Can anyone help translate what the following error means please ?  Internal error on browser end: Pipe closed during read?
[22:13] <Erykah> Hi, I've recently installed via Wubi and I was wondering if and how I can access files from my Windows installation?
[22:13] <Jordan_U> asedelst: Just ask the question
[22:13] <favro> asedelst: I played with it and found it dissapointing
[22:13] <stat_cs_> !seen causeitsme
[22:13] <asedelst> ok
[22:13] <stat_cs_> !seen causeitsme?
[22:14] <DavidCanarias> Can anyone help me debug a program please?
[22:15] <Jordan_U> stat_cs_: Ubotu doesn't do seen anymore ( and you should do that type of thing in a /msg to ubotu so you don't clutter up the channel )
[22:15] <asedelst> so I've had some major problems with it.  I had it working on my t60p (mobility firegl5250)... where i could use it, compiz fusion under aiglx, in 1680x1050 (my flatpanel's res) on both screens or 1400x1050 on both screens
[22:15] <stat_cs_> Jordan_U, I see. It was just doing it 2 days ago.
[22:15] <asedelst> prior i had it working out of the box with both, and had used virtual so i could get 3080x1050 extended
[22:16] <prince_jammys> ubottu's dead at the moment
[22:16] <DavidCanarias> My terminal tells me to debug my program, run it with the --sync command line? How do I do that?????
[22:16] <qr> DavidCanarias: programname --sync
[22:16] <asedelst> while trying to get extended with fglrx on i had little luck , and mucked something up
[22:16] <DavidCanarias> qr I presume I have to enter the termina and type in ?????
[22:17] <qr> DavidCanarias: indeed you do
[22:17] <favro> asedelst: did you add fglrx to /etc/modules?
[22:17] <asedelst> now i cant even get a reasonable resolution on the screen with the fglrx
[22:17] <asedelst> add to /etc/modules?
[22:17] <DavidCanarias> qr the error was BadWindow so do I type in Badwindow --sync
[22:18] <asedelst> favro: not an instruction I've ever been familiar with; I used synaptic and the restricted-driver manager
[22:18] <Jordan_U> asedelst: Are you sure that you are actually using fglrx currently ( if it won't load it may default back to vesa )
[22:18] <qr> DavidCanarias: no you use the name of your program's executable.
[22:18] <asedelst> I'm not on fglrx currently im on vesa
[22:18] <favro> asedelst: every howto says to do that - everyone I read
[22:18] <DavidCanarias> qr program executable???? don't understand
[22:18] <favro> asedelst: I would look in that file
[22:18] <asedelst> favro: i have yet to read one doc ANYWHERE that says to manually do anything to /etc/modules
[22:18] <hmmk> hi
[22:19] <Jordan_U> asedelst: You should not have to, X should do that
[22:19] <hmmk> I installed newest ubuntu on windows xp x64 and now I cannot reinstall o uninstall it.
[22:19] <asedelst> Jordan_U:  when i used to do an lsmod it would show fglrx either way
[22:19] <hmmk> and ubuntu itself goes to command line and that's it
[22:19] <qr> DavidCanarias: a program is an executable file, as in a file with commands for your computer, you need to type the name of that file then --sync
[22:19] <qr> DavidCanarias: what program are you trying to run
[22:20] <Jordan_U> hmmk: Did you use the windows installer?
[22:20] <DavidCanarias> I was using Firefox
[22:20] <cernex> Gnea, Nope, still not working
[22:20] <cernex> Gnea, Funny thing is, I plugged my old speakers back
[22:20] <asedelst> jordan: i restar5ted, and used dpkg reconfig -phigh or whatever it says to regenerate my xorg conf
[22:20] <qr> DavidCanarias: so it was firefox that crashed?
[22:20] <cernex> Gnea, (they don't work, BTW)
[22:20] <DavidCanarias> yes
[22:20] <Jordan_U> asedelst: That will disable fglrx
[22:20] <cernex> Gnea, and even with the whole "headset" configuration, they still play sound
[22:21] <asedelst> jordan: aware, but it raised me to a question; even before i downloaded the restricted driver; is the default to use vesa?
[22:21] <Theaxiom> /dev/sdc1 /media/Storage ntfs-3g defaults,locale=en_CA.UTF-8 0 0     ------  What do I change "defaults" to in order to have the mount work better? I forget what it was, it was something with 0 0 0 after it or something...anyone know?
[22:21] <hmmk> Jordan - yes, the one called wubi
[22:21] <DavidCanarias> qr I typed into the terminal firefox --sync and up came the firefox web broswer
[22:21] <Jordan_U> asedelst: Before you install fglrx you are going to be using either "ati" or vesa
[22:22] <qr> DavidCanarias: that's what it's supposed to do.  ( debugging is generally not an automatic thing, you need to know what your are doing )
[22:22] <hmmk> I found uninstall-ubuntu.exe , but it doesn't execute (no error message, just pops on task menager for a milisecond and dissaperrs from it)
[22:22] <Jordan_U> hmmk: Then you can remove Ubuntu from windows with Add / Remove Programs
[22:22] <hmmk> same
[22:22] <bofh80> cernex, don't want to but in, but have you ran lsusb or dmesg on a terminal to see if they are being picked up properly?
[22:23] <hmmk> and the same thing happens when I try to install it again (namely, nothing happens)
[22:23] <asedelst> jordan:  that's what i thought; just wasnt sure exactly what the open source module was called
[22:23] <DavidCanarias> qr - thanks, it seems I don't know what I am doing......??
[22:23] <cernex> bofh80, no
[22:23] <cernex> bofh80, and all help is appreciated, don't worry
[22:23] <cernex> bofh80, should I run those?
[22:23] <bofh80> cernex, run lsusb in a terminal, see if your headset is listed
[22:23] <qr> DavidCanarias: That's not meant as a disparagement, it's unlikely many people really know what they're doing when it comes to debugging firefox. (outside of the devs themselves that is)
[22:23] <asedelst> jordan: do I set "ati" as the driver in xorg.conf for that?
[22:23] <bofh80> cernex, you got a lot plugged into usb sockets?
[22:24] <hmmk> this kid of suc,s because it seems to me like it's a windows issue more than ubuntu issue.
[22:24] <cernex> bofh80, yes
[22:24] <qr> DavidCanarias: debugging a program usually requires some pretty specialized knowledge about the particular program
[22:24] <Jordan_U> asedelst: BTW, your posts to me will only be highlighted in my client if you use my full nick ( use tab completion )
[22:24] <bofh80> cernex, well when you run it, pastebin the output if you can't identify the headset in the list
[22:24] <asedelst> oh
[22:24] <Theaxiom> Nevermind it is umask=000 - thanks for the help though
[22:24] <cernex> bofh80, link for pastebin, please
[22:24] <bofh80> cernex. http://paste.ubuntu.com/
[22:25] <DavidCanarias> qr - thanks, I know what you mean. Most people use their computers and want them to work, like I do, but when something goes wrong it's hell!!!!
[22:25] <asedelst> thanksl old to linux.. thanks new to irc
[22:25] <ubott1> how do you install gnome ppp
[22:25] <Jordan_U> asedelst: Yes, to use the open source ati driver set your xorg.conf to use Driver "ati"
[22:25] <DavidCanarias> qr by doing what I did, did this deb the program?
[22:25] <cernex> bofh80, http://paste.ubuntu.com/41365/plain/
[22:25] <asedelst> Jordan_U: I'm going to retry that again; though I had poor luck last time.  That should use dri and support aiglx right?
[22:26] <bofh80> cernex, cool. ok can you pastebin the output of dmesg as well ?
[22:26] <DavidCanarias> qr - sorry I meant debug
[22:26] <Jordan_U> asedelst: It depends on your card
[22:26] <asedelst> figured as much :-)
[22:27] <qr> DavidCanarias: debugging is a process, not something you do with a single command.  If debugging was just a command then all programs would ship with a --no-bugs option.
[22:27] <bofh80> cernex, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=714045
[22:27] <d0lphin_n0el> i'm sorry the question but my sound is really to low  here when i'm using linux.  in the same machine whith microsoft windows the sound is very more hight and this don't happed to me in the last ubuntu vertion only in this new ... someone knows how can i fix thi?!
[22:27] <asedelst> Jordan_U: i'll be back; thanks for the help so far
[22:27] <cernex> bofh80, it is quite big
[22:27] <Jordan_U> asedelst: np
[22:27] <Theaxiom> !aptana
[22:27] <qr> DavidCanarias: --sync probably just makes the debugging process simpler if you already know what you're doing.
[22:27] <cernex> I'll paste everything the Terminal shows
[22:27] <Theaxiom> Anyone know the site for the aptana studio community edition eclipse plugin?
[22:28] <bofh80> cernex, don't worry about the dmesg
[22:28] <bofh80> cernex, check the link posted, he has link on second post to a fix
[22:28] <DavidCanarias> qr - OK. Can I read anywhere about how to debug a program?
[22:28] <Jordan_U> d0lphin_n0el: Make sure that all of the levels are turned up, you can do this by running "alsamixer" in a terminal
[22:28] <Theaxiom> nevermind I found it: http://www.aptana.com/docs/index.php/Plugging_Aptana_into_an_existing_Eclipse_configuration
[22:29] <qr> DavidCanarias: You can read about debuggers, like gdb for example, which are programs that you can use to watch other programs execute.  Apart from that debugging is really just: "know what the program is supposed to do" "watch it do something else" "figure out why" ... in a general sense anyway.
[22:29] <prince_jammys> Theaxiom: i don't think non-ops are allowed to add stuff to the bot, anyway.
[22:30] <Jordan_U> ubott1: It's in the repos, just install it via synaptic or "sudo apt-get install gnome-ppp"
[22:30] <qr> DavidCanarias: it usually requires you know a good deal about the internal workings of the program you are trying to debug
[22:30] <cernex> bofh80, also...
[22:30] <kalkan> carandraug, it is ok now!
[22:30] <DavidCanarias> qr many thanks for your help.... ciao
[22:30] <qr> DavidCanarias: cheers
[22:30] <ubott1> not in synaptic but I'll try sudo
[22:31] <cernex> bofh80, I think just purchasing a new set of speakers is "nicer" per se...
[22:31] <d0lphin_n0el> Jordan_U it looks it is working thank you very much for you help and you time bless be it :)
[22:31] <jokkaa> hmm.. what terminal command lets me remove files from folder, without removing folder?, sorry for noob q :D
[22:31] <carandraug> kalkan: glad. I was worried that it was tooking you so long. I thought I had screwed something
[22:31] <Syco54645_AAO> hello, i am wondering if there is a way to turn off my osd on my laptop for when i mute my volume
[22:31] <gouki> Is it possible to turn off the on screen displays of volume, brightness, etc?
[22:32] <gouki> Syco54645_AAO, :P
[22:32] <student> is there a way to create chm files on linux?
[22:32] <Dillo_of_Faeo> I'm receiving a "syntax error near unexpected token" message when running a simple script-- what would cause this?
[22:32] <Syco54645_AAO> Dillo_of_Faeo: the script being wrong
[22:32] <prince_jammys> heh
[22:32] <Syco54645_AAO> gouki: send me another message with my name in front please
[22:32] <Syco54645_AAO> i need a screen shot of this
[22:32] <ubott1> tried the sudo command for gnome ppp no luck
[22:32] <gouki> Syco54645_AAO, like this?
[22:33] <Dezine> I've been using an Ubuntu live cd for the past few days and want to save my prefrences. Is that possible? I want to have the same programs and files when I boot into the cd.  Besides using menu editor?
[22:33] <gouki> Syco54645_AAO, send it over.
[22:33] <Syco54645_AAO> imageshacking it
[22:33] <Syco54645_AAO> one moment
[22:33] <Syco54645_AAO> wow, we are getting popular
[22:33] <Syco54645_AAO> what the fuck?
[22:33] <FloodBot3> Syco54645_AAO: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:33] <Pici> Syco54645_AAO: Please watch your language in this channel, thank you.
[22:34] <ghindo> Hi, my laptop's touchpad is slow and unresponsive.  How can I fix this?
[22:34] <kalkan> carandraug, no, its good, but i have checked suse too. I dont know whether boot flag or the new uuid was it, but i fixed both, thanks!
[22:34] <duiu> I'm gonna install a GUI on my Ubuntu fileserver so that it can also be used by people who don't have command line knowledge and need to eddit documents, etc. (Ya, I know a GUI on a server...) I happen to like the AmaroK media player. My question is this: should I install KDE or gnome (note: all the people that will use it are either windows or linux users)
[22:34] <Syco54645_AAO> Pici: woops, wrong channel....
[22:34] <Syco54645_AAO> srry
[22:34] <Fazer> hey, a friend of mine added dns server address to /etc/resolv/conf and has internet now, but each time he restarts the system this address is removed
[22:34] <student> duiu: i suggest xfce
[22:34] <adac> last week I wanted to cpoy something from desktop to a samba share. I cut out the items on the desktop and tried to paste them on a mounted samba share within nautilus. There was an error message...and all items on the desktop were deleted :(
[22:35] <prince_jammys> duiu: matter of preference.
[22:35] <gouki> Hmmm, so no way to disable the OSD of wifi and sound under Gnome? :(
[22:35] <MasterNova> Whitor you on here?
[22:35] <carandraug> kalkan: you're welcome. Maybe the fact it wasn't bootable meant it couldn't make some actions like automount at boot
[22:35] <asedelst> Jordan_U: looks like that much worked
[22:35] <ubott1> tried using the sudo command to get gnome ppp no luck. Message said package not fount
[22:36] <asedelst> Jordan_U: should lsmod still only find "video" tho?
[22:36] <ryknow_> Hey guys. Anyone be able to help me out? I'm having issues getting my SATA drives to mount.
[22:36] <Gandalf84> hi
[22:36] <prince_jammys> ubott1: gnome-ppp is in the universe repository. check if you have it enabled.
[22:36] <asedelst> Jordan_U: in any event; I guess the next thing I need to do is try to enable dri
[22:37] <Gandalf84> can i use cp command to copy a file viewing the status of copying? (the % or the Byte residual and copyed)?
[22:37] <Pici> Fazer: You should add a line to /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf in the following format (no ', of course): 'prepend-domain-name-servers xx.xx.xx.xx;'   where xx.xx.xx.xx is the dns server ip
[22:37] <kalkan> carandraug,   but its strange it could be booted  at all
[22:37] <jrib> Gandalf84: nope, use rsync
[22:37] <Fazer> Pici: I'll try that
[22:38] <Frenchy_> does anyone know a lot about ipods
[22:38] <prince_jammys> ubott1: in the administration menu, "software properties", and make sure "universe" is checked.
[22:38] <Dezine> I've been using an Ubuntu live cd for the past few days and want to save my preferences. Is that possible? I want to have the same programs and files when I boot into the cd. I have a thumb drive to use if that is possible.
[22:38] <carandraug> kalkan: yeah. I always thought it had to be bootable but it never happened to me not having it bootable. Maybe it means something slightly different
[22:39] <Drod> is there any software for multi-person video chat in linux?
[22:39] <Gandalf84> there is some command for the shell to copy files and seeing the % status of the operation?
[22:39] <jrib> Gandalf84: yes, I just told you it
[22:39] <sudobash> when i am trying to configure my DHCP3-server i get: /etc/default/dhcp3-server: 3: subnet: not found
[22:39] <Soulgain> Hi. I would like to disable startup notification (for launched apps) in the taskbar in KDE. I tried asking in kubuntu but seems everyone is asleep...
[22:40] <hitman1985> i got my webcam workin finally, but i can see my video here fine, other party can only see black screen, anyone got any ideas?
[22:40] <student> Gandalf84: do you mean local file to local file copy?
[22:40] <Gandalf84> yes
[22:40] <Frenchy_> anyone?
[22:40] <Gandalf84> student: yes
[22:40] <Drod> hitman1985, which software are you using?
[22:40] <hitman1985> using ubuntu 8.04 hardy, witch qc / all the apps for it installed as well
[22:40] <Heroin> Hey, i moved my hardware to a new case and mobo.. and now my resolution is VERY low (moved harddisk, and videocard) howto fix?
[22:40] <badkitty> Im getting an error when I try to install kubuntu "No resume iumage, doing normal boot"
[22:40] <hitman1985> Drod, the qc thing from this thread :
[22:40] <student> Gandalf84: no, but unless you're transferring a huge file, you shouldn't need it.  if you have a gui, gnome gives you percentages though.
[22:40] <prince_jammys> ubott1: is universe checked?
[22:41] <kalkan> carandraug, yes, there are strange things, especially with opensuse...
[22:41] <sudobash> subnet <IP_ADDRESS> netmask <IP_ADDRESS> {
[22:41] <ubott1> hang on a sec Prince Jammys
[22:41] <hitman1985> Drod, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=191770&page=16&highlight=quickcam+messenger
[22:41] <Theaxiom> What's a good dockbar like mac has?
[22:41] <Gandalf84> command-line is more speeded
[22:41] <Gillpy> !ubottu
[22:41] <Drod> hitman1985, thanks, let me check.
[22:41] <jrib> Gillpy: he is not with us at the moment
[22:42] <prince_jammys> Theaxiom: there's awn (avant-window-navigator), kool-dock...
[22:42] <jrib> Gandalf84: did you read what I wrote?
[22:42] <hitman1985> Drod, i ll thank you if we can get this poppy runing, :)
[22:42] <Theaxiom> prince_jammys: thanks
[22:42] <Gillpy> jrib: I hope it's nothing serious
[22:42] <prince_jammys> Theaxiom: google 'ubuntu install avant window navigator' and you will see a how-to
[22:42] <ubott1> Prince Jammys it opened up software preferences
[22:42] <cernex> bofh80, when they say "Select "System" -> "Preferences" -> "Sound" and at the bottom
[22:42] <cernex> of the menu, for "Default Sound Card", select "USB Device xxxx"
[22:42] <cernex> where xxxx is a numerical designation of your Cyber Acoustics
[22:42] <cernex> driver.", in what menu do I need to look for?
[22:43] <FloodBot3> cernex: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:43] <wacninja> I have a stupid question for yuou all
[22:43] <student> anybody know how to create chm files on linux?
[22:43] <duiu> When installing gnome I need 'apt-get install xserver-xorg gnome gdm' Is there antoher package I need to select?
[22:43] <wacninja> what is the hot-key for compiz cube
[22:43] <cernex> bofh80, I'm runing on an spanish Ubuntu, so I have to translate on the spot
[22:43] <Gandalf84> jrib yes but i don't know how to use it
[22:43] <kEiNsTeiN^^> hi!
[22:43] <compy> could someone help me figure out why my flash isnot working?
[22:43] <Fazer> wacninja: have you installed compiz config?
[22:44] <badkitty> wac ctrl alt and mouse
[22:44] <wacninja> yea
[22:44] <jurism> how to synchronize time for server?
[22:44] <compy> ie, how can i watch swf vids online?
[22:44] <Heroin> Hey, i moved my hardware to a new case and mobo.. and now my resolution is VERY low (moved harddisk, and videocard) howto fix?
[22:44] <compy> i have 8.04
[22:44] <jrib> Gandalf84: did you take a look at the man page?
[22:44] <prince_jammys> ubott1: do you see a 'universe' checkbox?
[22:44] <bofh80> cernex, you have 3 menus' at the top yes
[22:44] <Fazer> wacninja: it's Ctrl+Alt+mouse 1
[22:44] <wacninja> thank you!!!
[22:44] <cernex> bofh80, yes
[22:44] <Fazer> wacninja: or middle mouse on desktop
[22:44] <ubott1> not I don't see universe at ll
[22:44] <jurism> download medibuntu stuff and forget problems with codecs
[22:44] <badkitty> wacninja: make sure you have it enabled in ccsm
[22:44] <wacninja> ccsm?
[22:44] <bofh80> cernex, so the third one along . . . then choose the second one, then look for whatever sound is supposed to be
[22:45] <prince_jammys> ubott1: look in all the tabs. 'universe' should be there
[22:45] <badkitty> wacninja: sudp apt-get install compizconfig-settings-manager
[22:45] <badkitty> wacninja: If you don't have it already
[22:45] <bofh80> cernex, so the third one along . . . then choose the first one ,. oops
[22:45] <ubott1> wait hang on let me check again
[22:45] <compy> so my flash works, but i cannot watch vids through flash
[22:45] <badkitty> wacninja: its the compiz settings manager
[22:45] <wacninja> niced i do not think i do
[22:45] <test34> #ubuntu-devel
[22:45] <kEiNsTeiN^^> ok, I need some help with getting the following to work (already works alone, but not at once): xen, mdraid, dmcrypt, lvm2. Therefore need knowledge of xen initramfs! Need some very experienced help please.
[22:46] <carandraug> bofh80: cernex: if you're having problems with spanish I may give a hand. I'm portuguese which is quite similar to spanish
[22:46] <cernex> bofh80, ...
[22:46] <ubott1> which one should I check communitity maintained
[22:46] <wacninja> it show I have it installed
[22:46] <jurism> how to synchronize time using terminal? I think my server runs 5 inutes fater than it should be running
[22:46] <cernex> carandraug, that would do the trick, I guess...
[22:46] <bofh80> carandraug, hee needs to do as he posted above, but he can't translate back from english
[22:46] <wacninja> but it doesn't work!?
[22:46] <jurism> 5 minutes faster
[22:46] <wacninja> how do I set it
[22:46] <ubott1> Prince Jammys source or binary
[22:47] <cernex> carandraug, step 2 on second post of this tread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224797
[22:47] <carandraug> cernex: ok, Give me one minute to read it
[22:47] <kEiNsTeiN^^> or where to go for ubuntu servers?
[22:47] <prince_jammys> can someone tell ubott1 what the 'universe' box says in gnome's software-properties? i don't have gnome.
[22:47] <ganymede> hello, can i ask the network manager to connect to different APs simultaneously? just like how i can request more than one IP from a wired ethernet
[22:47] <prince_jammys> i mean how to identify it. apparently it doesn't say 'universe'
[22:47] <cernex> carandraug, I already made step 1, I just need help with step 2
[22:47] <jrib> Gandalf84: let me know if you are still not sure after you peruse the man page
[22:48] <ubott1> no it says it but there is source and binary
[22:48] <prince_jammys> ubott1: oh, check both
[22:48] <jurism> Thank you for answers! You are so great guys! bye!
[22:48] <ubott1> ok community maintained
[22:49] <hkl> where is the right place to go GET a WORKING!!!!  wine for ubuntu 8.04 ( do not type <!wine> )
[22:49] <carandraug> cernex: should be something like "sistema > preferencias > som" in spanish I think sound is "sonido"
[22:49] <Fazer> winehq.org
[22:49] <jpds> carandraug: Correct.
[22:49] <cernex> carandraug, yes, I'm there
[22:49] <hkl> k thanks
[22:49] <prince_jammys> ubott1: once you have checked them, close software properties and do: sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install gnome-ppp
[22:49] <wacninja> will anyone please tell me how to get into the config part of comizconfig-manager-settings
[22:49] <cernex> carandraug, but I don't see any "default sound card" option (in spanish would be "tarjeta de sonido por default")
[22:50] <ubott1> ahhhhh ok gotcha but the boxes I need to check should be community maintained right
[22:50] <wacninja> for hot keys
[22:50] <Fazer> wacninja: System -> Preferences -> Compiz Config or something like that
[22:50] <test34> Where can I find jockey-gtk's error log?
[22:50] <kEiNsTeiN^^> ugh... okay, how can I extract the xen-initramfs to /etc/initramfs-tools, so I can work with it? /etc/initramfs-tools is empty except for templates!
[22:50] <carandraug> cernex: serach for "Tarjeta de sonido"
[22:50] <wacninja> I have program open
[22:50] <wacninja> but it does not say hotkeys
[22:50] <Fazer> which hotkeys do you want to change?
[22:50] <carandraug> cernex: oh, I see. There's no such thing you say
[22:50] <cernex> carandraug, exactly
[22:50] <Pici> !test
[22:50]  * shibz__ tested
[22:51] <wacninja> maybee cube is not working
[22:51] <carandraug> cernex: do you have anything as "placa de sonido or som"?
[22:51] <ubott1> I need to get a good book on ubuntu and xubuntu
[22:51] <wacninja> i tried ctrl alt and mouse 1 did not work
[22:51] <jrib> ubott1: help.ubuntu.com
[22:51] <Fazer> wacninja: click on Desktop Cube
[22:51] <ubott1> thanx I 'll check that out
[22:52] <wacninja> I think I might be blond but it really is not there
[22:52] <Clyde_> Hello, I'm trying to install Ubuntu but it can't mount the CD drive. Can anyone help?
[22:52] <Fazer> wacninja: mouse one is left mouse button
[22:52] <wacninja> hahaha
[22:52] <Fazer> what?
[22:52] <graha1> I am having probs with my guest OS on vmware server after i upgraded to 2.6.24-19.41
[22:52] <hitman1985> Drod, any luck so far
[22:52] <wacninja> i know that
[22:52] <cernex> carandraug, I only have, on the "dispositivos" side of thigs, "eventos de sonidos", "musica y peliculas", conferencia de sonido" and "pistas predeterminadas del mezclador"
[22:52] <wacninja> I am not a total noob
[22:52] <carandraug> cernex: it may be a different version. I have mine in english (ubuntu 7.10) and don't have a "Default Sound Card" either
[22:53] <cernex> carandraug, Oh, I c...
[22:53] <Fazer> wacninja: so have you actually enabled desktop cube effect?
[22:53] <student> anybody know of a good way of converting a folder of html files into a pdf?
[22:54] <wacninja> thanks guys
[22:54] <wacninja> got it workings
[22:54] <ubott1> Reading package lists... Done
[22:54] <ubott1> Building dependency tree... Done
[22:54] <ubott1> E: Couldn't find package gnome-ppp Prince Jammys this is what I'm getting
[22:54] <sint> hey, i have switched to the new ubuntu today. is there a way to get pidgin to display to "typing-keyboard-gif"  when a buddy is typing?
[22:54] <carandraug> cernex: maybe now it's another menu. That could be in 7.04 or even before that since it already doesn't exist in 7.10
[22:54] <ganymede_> sorry, i got disconnected from wireless so i'll ask again: is there a way to make network manager connect to multiple networks simultaneously?
[22:54] <cernex> carandraug, ok, so now I have to find that menu to change the default sound card, huh?
[22:55] <student> ganymede_: do you mean 2 wireless networks, two wired networks, or a wired and a wireless network ?
[22:55] <prince_jammys> ubott1: what version of ubuntu? hardy?
[22:55] <Fazer> Pici: it didn't work
[22:55] <asedelst> Jordan_U: cool; i got the fglrx driver working; and aiglx is working too... only problem is that xrandr is reporting a resolution of 1400x1050 as max
[22:55] <Pici> Fazer: How so?
[22:55] <ubott1> xubuntu 6.06 lts
[22:55] <asedelst> and only reports one display
[22:56] <ganymede_> student: 2 wireless networks
[22:56] <carandraug> cernex: but if it has to be one of those options, I would say it's "pistas predeterminadas del mezclador" because it's the only one that asks you to choose a device. And predeterminado almost means default
[22:56] <prince_jammys> ubott1: please use my full nickname, or i don't get highlighted. type the first few letters of my nickname, and then the tab key to auto-complete the name.
[22:56] <ubott1> ok
[22:56] <Fazer> Pici: his dns server is still removed after restart
[22:56] <bofh80> carandraug, if he's in the sound menu, does he see the sound events etc, that all say AUTODETECT
[22:57] <Pici> Fazer: Can you pastebin the contents of /etc/dhcp3/dhclient.conf  (you can sanitize the dns server address if you feel you need to)
[22:57] <student> ganymede_: i dont think so if you only have one wireless card, but if you have two wireless cards, then maybe...
[22:57] <prince_jammys> ubott1: it is probably because you are running 6.06. gnome-ppp shows up in universe for hardy (8.04)
[22:57] <bofh80> carandraug, in that sound menu, can't you see drop down boxes, that you acn select the USB in ?
[22:57] <carandraug> cernex: bofh80: then all should be "detectado automaticamente" or somehting like that
[22:58] <Fazer> Pici: he has already had "#prepend domain-name-servers <IP_ADDRESS>;" so I told him to add your line under that without a "#" symbol
[22:58] <ubott1> prince _jammys so is there a way to get it or do I need to do updates to get
[22:58] <carandraug> bofh80: no. In my version, there's no drop down box to choose anything with USB
[22:58] <Pici> Fazer: With a different ip address, correct?
[22:58] <bofh80> carandraug, sure, but he has it plugged in - so it should be in the list . .
[22:58] <prince_jammys> ubott1: i don't know. ask the channel, someone might know.
[22:58] <bofh80> carandraug, as c-media or somit, who knows .
[22:58] <Fazer> Pici: I'll ask him
[22:59] <carandraug> bofh80: oh. Ok
[22:59] <ubott1> prince _jammys thanx for your help though
[22:59] <carandraug> cernex: what's the options you have in the dropw down boxes?
[22:59] <Pici> ubott1: gnome-ppp is is un dapper in the universe repo, what architecture are you running under?
[22:59] <prince_jammys> ubott1: welcome. and remember, you can tab complete. try typing this: prin<tab key>
[22:59] <cernex> carandraug, , the next options appear to me on the section you told me: "C-Media USB HEadset Set (Alsa Mixer)", "HDA VIA VT82xx" and "Generic 1106 ID 1708"
[23:00] <ubott1> pici xubuntu
[23:00] <cernex> The second one is Alsa Mixer, and the third one is OSS Mixer, BTW
[23:00] <asedelst> Jordan_U: you still there?
[23:00] <bofh80> cernex, how many drop down boxes are there for you? can you set them all the c-media thing?
[23:00] <carandraug> cernex: that's probably the one then. The C-Media USB one
[23:00] <Pici> ubott1: What does uname -m report?
[23:00] <bofh80> cernex, do you have the test button there too? what's test in spanish :)
[23:01] <fogobogo> Pici: your pc architecture
[23:01] <cernex> bofh80, "prueba"
[23:01] <cernex> bofh80, And yes, there is one
[23:01] <ubott1> pici what do you mean
[23:01] <carandraug> bofh80: prueba
[23:01] <Pici> fogobogo: I know that, I want to know ubott1's arch
[23:01] <cernex> bofh80, the link you gave me said I should restart first, though
[23:01] <prince_jammys> Pici: we went through the steps to enable universe. perhaps he didn't "save" from software properties?
[23:01] <fogobogo> Pici: e.g. i686 or x86_64
[23:01] <Pici> ubott1: can you open a terminal and type uname -m
[23:01] <bofh80> cernex, you should be able to flip it to it and hit test and see if anything happens?
[23:01] <fogobogo> Pici: sorry my bad
[23:01] <Pici> fogobogo: no problems
[23:01] <ganymede_> student: then maybe is it possible to create multiple network interfaces, e.g. ath0, ath1, ath2,... from a single atheros wireless card?
[23:01] <bofh80> cernex, ok but test first, we might not need that config edited
[23:01] <ubott1> pici yeah hang on
[23:02] <cernex> bofh80, nothing
[23:02] <cernex> bofh80, no sound
[23:02] <ganymede_> student: i know with ethernet cards, this is possible, and virtualization programs use it to allow both guest and host to connect
[23:02] <ubott1> pici 1686
[23:02] <bofh80> cernex, ok well leave them all set to c-media, and see what happens when you restart :.
[23:02] <cernex> bofh80, and actually, I can only set the "C.Media" in ONE
[23:02] <cernex> bofh80, all the others are in "automatic detection" (or something like that)
[23:02] <bofh80> cernex, oh well. lol. well restart :)
[23:03] <Pici> prince_jammys: Do you know how he added universe?
[23:03] <cernex> bofh80, and one is set to ALSA sound... "Sound capture"
[23:03] <bofh80> cernex, i can change all mine from auto detect
[23:03] <cernex> Ok, lemme restart
[23:03] <Fazer> Pici: http://pastebin.com/m44d07f51
[23:03] <cernex> bofh80, yes, but none of the auto detection change to "C-Media" thing
[23:03] <carandraug> cernex: leave that one has "C.Media" and set all other to "deteccio automatica" or something like that. They should read the default in those cases I say
[23:03] <Pici> Fazer: You need a semicolon at the end of the line;
[23:03] <prince_jammys> Pici: software-properties, from the menu.
[23:03] <ubott1> Pici I clicked on every box that had source and binary with universe
[23:04] <bofh80> cernex, i see. cool. oh nice one carandraug good to know to :)
[23:04] <cernex> Ok, lemme restart and I'll see what happens
[23:04] <test34> is the nvidia driver broke in the latest Intrepid ?
[23:04] <prince_jammys> ubott1: did you 'sudo apt-get update' ?
[23:04] <carandraug> bofh80: I'm not sure. But it makes sense that way.
[23:04] <Fazer> Pici: pl
[23:04] <bofh80> damned usb headsets
[23:04] <yao_ziyuan> i wonder if there is any unofficial package repository that has latest versions of apps like pidgin
[23:04] <Fazer> Pici: ok
[23:04] <yao_ziyuan> i'm looking into ppa.launchpad.net
[23:04] <ubott1> prince_jammys: no let me try that
[23:04] <yao_ziyuan> there is /ubuntu-bleedingedge
[23:04] <mrtubby> can anyone give me a hint as to how to set up one network interface to have 2 name Ie one.mydomain and two.mydomain
[23:04] <onthefence9281> yao_ziyuan: try getdeb.com or whatever it is
[23:05] <onthefence9281> yao_ziyuan: it has teh latest version of pidgin and a bunch of other software
[23:05] <student> we really do need to get a repo for things that update frequently (wine, clamav virus definitions, pidgin, etc)
[23:06] <ifireball> mrtubby: just have the 2 names mapped to the same IP address
[23:06] <Fazer> wine has its own repo
[23:06] <fogobogo> student: virus definitions have nothing todo with the repo afaik
[23:06] <yao_ziyuan>  what is in http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-desktop/ ?
[23:06] <ifireball> mrtubby: it has nothing to do with the interface
[23:06] <carandraug> student: you can try their own repositories. There's one for wine but not for pidgin. Pidgin only releases binaries for Red Hat, OpenSuSe and some other
[23:06] <yao_ziyuan> seems to be a workshop for ubuntu-desktop
[23:07] <ubott1> prince_jammys: doesn't that command update the whole computer
[23:07] <prince_jammys> ubott1: no
[23:07] <Pici> yao_ziyuan: some developers use ppas to test packages
[23:07] <student> fogobogo: true, but it would be cool to update virus definitions through a repo suited for that purpose
[23:07] <ubott1> prince_jammys:  its doing something stand by
[23:07] <prince_jammys> ubott1: it updates the repositories that apt will get packages from.
[23:08] <yao_ziyuan> is it safe to upgrade packages with http://ppa.launchpad.net/ubuntu-bleedingedge/ ?
[23:08] <carandraug> student: you can try Debian unstable repositories or convert pidgin rpm to deb with alien
[23:08] <ubott1> prince_jammys: ok gotcha sorry not a linux wiz yet
[23:08] <fogobogo> student: so you mean like now.
[23:09] <agent> i installed ubuntu to /dev/sda2 and now get grub error 17. /dev/sda1 has windows on it... grub finds stage1 on hd0,1 and I even tried re-installing grub to hd0 and still no go.... suggestions?
[23:10] <student> fogobogo: oh?  this is news to me, what repo is that?
[23:11] <fogobogo> student: the virus definitions come from their own server . the virus def. only server .you can check where the update address is heading to. its not a ubuntu repo.
[23:11] <bofh80> carandraug, he aint back yet, you reckon that's a good sign or a bad sign. heheheh
[23:11] <hkl> hi
[23:11] <fogobogo> student: so there it is. you special dedicated virus definitions server.
[23:11] <ubott1> prince_jammys: I guess its still updating no message yet
[23:12] <hkl> where can I download command propmt to work with 8.04
[23:12] <carandraug> bofh80: I can see someone not coming back for both reasons. He may already be entertained
[23:12] <bofh80> carandraug, yer, or he's bashing his tft with his usb headset
[23:12] <cernex> bofh80, no, still no sound
[23:13] <habtool> kon
[23:13] <cernex> bofh80, I don't think those were the right instructions
[23:13] <bofh80> cernex, did you check the menu's again?
[23:13] <prince_jammys> ubott1: strange. remember, sudo apt-get update should not install/remove ANYTHING.
[23:13] <cernex> bofh80, yes
[23:13] <hkl> where can I get DOS
[23:13] <lolufail> I need to know how to extract the initramfs to /etc/initramfs-tools, so I can add md-raid support.
[23:13] <cernex> bofh80, C-Media Headset is were it is supposed to be...
[23:14] <Dream_Team> hkl: there is dosbox
[23:14] <carandraug> bofh80: cernex: well, the menu changed. It may be somewhere else now
[23:14] <student> fogobogo: sweet  :-)
[23:14] <cernex> bofh80, everything else is like it should
[23:14] <hkl> where can you get dos box
[23:14] <ubott1> prince_jammys: yeah its taking a while
[23:14] <cernex> carandraug, yeah, I think that's the most possible problem
[23:14] <cernex> carandraug, what menu could it be, though?
[23:14] <prince_jammys> ubott1: that doesn't seem right.
[23:14] <carandraug> bofh80: cernex: if only we knew what configuration files that options edited back then. That's unlikely to change
[23:14] <Dream_Team> hkl: it should be in the repos
[23:14] <hkl> Dream_Team: where can you get dos box
[23:15] <hkl> o
[23:15] <hkl> menu options....(directions)
[23:15] <Dream_Team> ?
[23:15] <ubott1> prince_jammys: but the computer is doing something I can hear it doing something
[23:15] <hkl> i am new to ubuntu
[23:15] <natnay1> hi, how do u add a directory to a path?
[23:15] <prince_jammys> ubott1: let's hope it's doing something good ;)
[23:15] <fogobogo> Dream_Team: may i help you sir? ;)
[23:16] <Dream_Team> fogobogo: I don't get what he wants
[23:16] <Syco54645_AAO> does anyone know how to disable the osd built into gnome for laptop things such as mute and volume?
[23:16] <hkl> DOSBOx in repos???
[23:16] <ubott1> prince_jammys: yeah me too this is my second hard drive I am using the first one was dying on me
[23:16] <Dream_Team> repositories
[23:16] <prince_jammys> ubott1: did you close the 'software properties' program? if you didn't, close it.
[23:16] <fogobogo> Dream_Team: eme neiter. on the other hand i couldnt follow.
[23:16] <ivx> hello i set up a nfs and it's working great except that when a user makes a file that file is read only for the group, how do you get it so when someone makes a file on the nfs everyone in the group can read and write to it?
[23:16] <bofh80> cernex, can you pastebin your /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base   ?
[23:16] <Dream_Team> I mean it may be available in the package manager
[23:16] <cernex> bofh80, sure
[23:17] <natnay1>
[23:17] <natnay1> how do u change the path in cmd line to add a dir
[23:17] <fogobogo> hkl: welcome to ubuntu btw.
[23:17] <yao_ziyuan> what is the reason behind ubuntu packages not up-to-date as soon as possible? for example, pidgin is still 2.4.1
[23:17] <hkl> ya thanks
[23:17] <fogobogo> yao_ziyuan: yup. testing
[23:17] <Jordan_U> natnay1: Permanently or temporarily?
[23:17] <ubott1> prince_jammys: no I didn't but I did now
[23:17] <amenado> natnay1-> export PATH=/addpathhere:$PATH
[23:17] <hkl> I am loving everey minute of this OS
[23:17] <cernex> bofh80,  hurrmm... code, please
[23:17] <natnay1> Jordan_U: permanent
[23:18] <Fazer> mkdir
[23:18] <ubott1> prince_jammys: its going now
[23:18] <bofh80> cernex, http://paste.ubuntu.com
[23:18] <Jordan_U> natnay1: Then what amenado said but add it to your ~/.profile
[23:18] <cernex> bofh80, no, for the terminal, I mean
[23:18] <bofh80> cernex, cat /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base
[23:18] <yao_ziyuan> fogobogo: sounds reasonable
[23:18] <carandraug> cernex: I've been all my menus and I can't see one that suits it
[23:18] <prince_jammys> ubott1: good. normally apt-get reports an error when you are also running another apt program, like 'synaptic' or 'software properties'
[23:18] <fogobogo> yao_ziyuan: so so.
[23:18] <bofh80> cernex, you can use tab to autocomplete the names
[23:18] <cernex> bofh80, I'm doing that, :)
[23:19] <hkl> where is the umbuntu BOT
[23:19] <habtool> yao_ziyuan   Ubuntu is not a rolling release, for that you would need something like arch linux
[23:19] <Pici> !bot | hkl
[23:19] <natnay1> Jordan_U: so if i want it to link to a PHP file
[23:19] <ubott1> prince_jammys: 19 out of 27
[23:19] <hkl> lol thanks
[23:19] <natnay1> Jordan_U: thanks, could u give say an exp cmd code?
[23:20] <ubott1> prince_jammys: 7 minutes to go
[23:20] <hkl> ok my real Q for the day is what copy of linux works on a <hp pavilion5450>
[23:20] <cernex> bofh80, http://paste.ubuntu.com/41376/plain/
[23:20] <ubott1> wish I had high speed
[23:20] <Nutt718> hello everyone
[23:20] <lolufail> I need xfs over lvm over dm-crypt over md-raid, can anybody help me with the inird?
[23:20] <fogobogo> hello you
[23:21] <Nutt718> need some help with this error : GPG error: http://packages.medibuntu.org hardy Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2EBC26B60C5A2783Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 8.04.1 _Hardy Heron_ - Release i386 (20080702.1)]/dists/hardy/main/binary-i386/Packages.gz  Please use apt-cdrom to make this CD-ROM recognized by APT. apt-get update cannot be used to
[23:21] <Nutt718> add new CD-ROMs
[23:21] <askvictor> how can I uninstall just about everything, then install just xubuntu-desktop (obviously ubuntu-minimal needs to be there somewhere)?
[23:21] <Nutt718> anyone familiar with that error?
[23:21] <qr> askvictor: it wold me much easier to start with a minimal installation and then build up from that.
[23:22] <Jordan_U> !puregnome | askvictor
[23:22] <qr> askvictor: otherwise you're stuck figuring out what packages you have and dont need manually (dpkg -l will list all the packages on your system)
[23:22] <ubott1> prince_jammys: 4 mins.
[23:23] <ShdwShinobi> Is it possible to run scp so that it won't overwrite existing files?
[23:23] <askvictor> I was contemplating using synaptic to mark everything for removal , then unmarking ubuntu-minimal, -standard and xubuntu-desktop, but it doesn't quite want to work that way
[23:24] <jimmio> I see a right click icon for Encrypt... yet I can't use it? o.O
[23:24] <mgolisch> askvictor: yeah that wont work
[23:24] <CorbinFox> am i set to start coding for C in 7.10?  is there any set up involved to get it going?
[23:24] <cernex> bofh80, I think I'm screwed and now I won't be able to use my headset, :/
[23:24] <deathowner> hi everyone
[23:25] <Apallo> helo
[23:25] <fogobogo> cernex: you can. as long as the gcc is there
[23:25] <ubott1> prince_jammys: ok almost done
[23:25] <fogobogo> cernex: sorry . wrong nock
[23:25] <cernex> fogobogo, the waht?
[23:25] <DavidCanarias> evening all.  Does anybody have any idea why in a chat line sometimes texts appear garbled????
[23:25] <cernex> fogobogo, oh
[23:25] <fogobogo> CorbinFox: you can when you have the build tools
[23:25] <bofh80> cernex, your fine. run lspci |grep Audio    in a terminal, and tell me what you audio controller is pls
[23:25] <jimmio> What do I need to do to get encryption to work from the right click menu?
[23:26] <mgolisch> askvictor: basicaly you just need to lookup the depends of ubuntu-minimal and substract them from the installed packages list, shouldnt be too hard i guess
[23:26] <fogobogo> CorbinFox: gcc is probably the main thing. libs should be there already
[23:26] <bofh80> cernex, i understand i think, we can try 2 more things. maybe even3 , :P but all require a reboot.
[23:27] <cernex> bofh80, http://paste.ubuntu.com/41377/plain/
[23:27] <cernex> bofh80, and don't worry about reboors.:3
[23:27] <ubott1> prince_jammys: now its downloading sshould be done soon
[23:28] <Cpudan80> Hello all
[23:28] <jhalstead> Is their a website somewhere where I can buy someones time to build me a few package files?
[23:28] <Cpudan80> I got an external HDD - and I am having trouble mounting it correctly
[23:28] <fogobogo> Hello you
[23:28] <carandraug> Cpudan80: what's the filesystem?
[23:28] <Cpudan80> It all seems to work ok, but I can't write to the drive without sudo
[23:28] <Cpudan80> It's an EXT3 drive
[23:28] <Cpudan80> err partition
[23:28] <DavidCanarias> Does anyone have any idea why text appears garbled in some chats???
[23:28] <Cpudan80> The line from FSTAB is: /dev/sdb1       /media/sdb1     ext3    defaults        0       0
[23:29] <fogobogo> Cpudan80: seems fine imo.
[23:29] <Cpudan80> But I wonder why I cant write to the drive?
[23:29] <carandraug> Cpudan80: that's because it belongs to root. You'll have to chmod it
[23:29] <jrib> jhalstead: you could create a bounty at launchpad
[23:29] <Cpudan80> Just chmod /media/sdb1 ?
[23:30] <carandraug> Cpudan80: "chmod -R 777 /media/sdb1" I believe
[23:30] <Cpudan80> Oh ok
[23:30] <blackvd> I just pulled the most bonehead move on Linux of all time here. I accidentally uninstalled my kernel so now when I boot up I only have the option of mem test
[23:30] <jhalstead> thanks jrib...
[23:30] <blackvd> :(
[23:30] <Cpudan80> well that's not hard to do then
[23:30] <agent> i installed ubuntu to /dev/sda2 and now get grub error 17. /dev/sda1 has windows on it... suggestions?
[23:30] <IndyGunFreak> blackvd: lol..
[23:30] <ubott1> prince_jammys: got a error
[23:30] <IndyGunFreak> agent: is sda2 an external drive of some sort?
[23:31] <carandraug> Cpudan80: the 777 code means complete perfection. Whoever invented it knew a lot about using numbers about figures of speech
[23:31] <hubar> question, what would be the name for apache-1 package for ubuntu?
[23:31] <agent> IndyGunFreak, no, all drives are internal
[23:31] <uruguay96> is this the best place to ask questions when I have a ubuntu problem?  I am trying to set my local ISP to static and had success for a day but it didn't hold after a reboot.
[23:31] <blackvd> any easy way to fix it or do I have to just reinstall?
[23:31] <yuri_> how do i get a list of which devices are mounted on /dev ?
[23:31] <agent> IndyGunFreak, /dev/sda1 has windows on it.
[23:31] <IndyGunFreak> agent: hmm, thats weird.. i'd try booting the "other" drive first(change the sequence in your BIOS).. see if that resolves the issue.
[23:31] <bastid_raZor> yuri_; sudo fdisk -l (lowercase L)
[23:32] <Syco54645_AAO> nvm, i got it
[23:32] <carandraug> blackvd: did you really erased the kernel or only the entracnce from menu.lst?
[23:32] <Cpudan80> carandraug: I just didnt realize I needed to chmod the drive
[23:32] <ubott1> did prince_jammys leave
[23:32] <Cpudan80> err the mount point I guess
[23:32] <agent> IndyGunFreak, i tried that, it does not work... /dev/sdb and /dev/sdc is not bootable (they do not have an os on any partition)
[23:32] <uruguay96> hello!!
[23:32] <yuri_> bastid_raZor: nope
[23:32] <uruguay96> i love long walks on the beach
[23:32] <jrib> jhalstead: hmm, I don't really see anything about bounties there.  Might want to try #ubuntu-motu
[23:32] <uruguay96> i love chinese food
[23:32] <fogobogo> i love ponys
[23:33] <ompaul> !offtopic
[23:33] <IndyGunFreak> !grub | agent then i would fllow the instructions to reinstall grub.
[23:33] <carandraug> Cpudan80: I had to do it before and had the same problem. It will change the owner of everything in there, wherever you take it now
[23:33] <bastid_raZor> yuri_; that will give you a listing of what is mounted and where.
[23:33] <ubott1> pici u still here
[23:33] <Cpudan80> carandraug: right, well there is nothing on the drive yet anyway - so the recursive thing didnt matter really
[23:33] <fogobogo> uruguay96: obviously you didnt save you settings. try again as sudo
[23:33] <jhalstead> yeah, I'm on launchpad now and don't see anything, again thanks for the input
[23:33] <blackvd> well I install linux-source-headers to try and get cisco vpn client working and it screwed my system up so when I went and unisntalled all things related without paying attention >_>
[23:33] <yuri_> bastid_raZor: i need to know where my bluetooth phone is mounted
[23:34] <bastid_raZor> yuri_; look at dmesg | tail
[23:34] <carandraug> Cpudan80: also, the thing about using 777 because it means perfect completion is a joke. That's only when you're trying to interpret stupid books
[23:34] <agent> IndyGunFreak, i already tried re-installing to hd0 (also checked the map file, and it maps hd0 to /dev/sda)
[23:34] <hubar> question, what would be the name for apache-1 package for ubuntu?
[23:34] <fogobogo> carandraug: maybe better than 666 though
[23:34] <IndyGunFreak> agent: dunno then...
[23:34] <Cpudan80> carandraug: hehe
[23:34] <student> carandraug: dont you mean 666 (i kid, i kid)
[23:35] <lolufail> ugh I miss gentoo
[23:35] <yuri_> bastid_raZor: it says 47.800325 ... does not give a mount point
[23:35] <prince_jammys> ubott1: what error?
[23:35] <lolufail> ppl there are usually more... 1337
[23:35] <Nutt718> Anyone have luck installing Napster on Ubuntu?
[23:35] <agent> IndyGunFreak, strange thing... i cannot even go into the grub menu via 'esc' key... it pauses for 3 seconds then gives error 17... but during pause i cannot go into the menu.... ideas?
[23:35] <the_darkside_986> I am in desperate need of a DAA file converter. I tried PowerISO's Linux tool but it says it's the wrong version and I need the latest and the Windows version requires registration for this large file. Any ideas?
[23:35] <ubott1> prince_jammys: subcode 1
[23:36] <flajann> Why was xmms removed from Ubuntu 8.04? That was the single most useful application ever! :-)
[23:36] <carandraug> fogobogo: that one is almost 777. Almost the perfect completion. You can be perfect and complete but instead follow an easy route (temptention) to achieve it. That's why 666 is what it is. Other theory says it' code number for Julio Cesar
[23:36] <IndyGunFreak> agent: yes, i gave you my idea and you told me you tried that.. you won't be able to go to the grub menu, because you'er getting a grub error, thus grub is not loading, so you won't get a menu.
[23:36] <carandraug> student: the same I said to fogobogo . See above
[23:36] <Abztrakt23> hi guys I'm back once again
[23:36] <Abztrakt23> carandraug
[23:36] <agent> IndyGunFreak, ok... thank you!
[23:36] <ompaul> flajann, the upstream developers stopped working on it at exactly the time it would cause it to be dropped from debian and ubuntu
[23:37] <fogobogo> carandraug: maybe the meaning of the numbers needs a more asian interpretation?
[23:37] <yuri_> Bus 004 Device 002: ID 0a12:0001 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode)
[23:37] <yuri_> how can i tell where it is mounted?
[23:37] <flajann> ompaul, I see. Ugly.
[23:37] <Cpudan80> yuri_: type mount
[23:37] <Abztrakt23> carandraug: I'm usining minimal cd to install ubuntu I'm having trouble with the partition it keeps stopping saying it couldn't partition the drive (write error)
[23:37] <Cpudan80> yuri_: at a terminal prompt
[23:38] <Cpudan80> yuri_: Ex. /dev/sdb1 on /media/sdb1 type ext3 (rw)
[23:38] <yuri_> Cpudan80: that its not a HDD its a bluetooth dongle
[23:38] <fogobogo> Cpudan80: i dont think a bluetooth dongle must be mounted. nor can it be mounted
[23:38] <carandraug> fogobogo: I couldn't care less. Read about it once and found it interesting, that's all. 777 is complete perfection because it's 3 7's. 3 means complete (because holy ghost+father+son) and 7 means perfection (beats me why). That's what we learn in school anyway
[23:38] <Cpudan80> Oh nevermind about that
[23:38] <Cpudan80> I thought it was an HDD
[23:39] <yuri_> where is this in /dev : Bus 004 Device 002: ID 0a12:0001 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode)
[23:39] <fogobogo> carandraug: then lets just forget that <beep> for now.
[23:39] <bastid_raZor> yuri_; isn't that a usb location? are you using a usb adapter?
[23:40] <prince_jammys> ubott1: ask your question here in detail. i don't know how to correct that
[23:40] <yuri_> bastid_raZor: yes, that's why i use "lsusb" but that does not tell me the /dev location
[23:40] <carandraug> Abztrakt23: I don't know. Never happened to me before. You may have a disk problem but I don't really know
[23:40] <Abztrakt23> ok
[23:40] <bastid_raZor> yuri_; you're not going to get a /dev location.. probably a /media/disk or /media something
[23:40] <ubott1> prince_jammys: i'll mess with gnome ppp later on I have to leave
[23:41] <fogobogo> yuri_: is it a usb device?
[23:41] <ubott1> prince_jammys: thanks for your help
[23:41] <carandraug> fogobogo: I just found it interesting from the literary point of view (that's why we learn it) not the religious point of view of that. But yeah, this conversation is a little offtopic
[23:42] <fogobogo> carandraug: 7 is lucky number in china. dont forget
[23:42] <bobbob1016> I have a laptop with ipw2200, I played with setting it to monitor mode recently, but now I can't get it connected to my school's wifi from one specific room.  Other people can, but not me.  I can connect elsewhere, just not there.  Any ideas on a signal boost setting or something?
[23:42] <yuri_> heres the problem: i can see my phone's filesystem. it is mounted in /media. i want to use wammu to transfer phone contacts, but it asks me where the phone is mounted
[23:43] <dep> hello, I have a Ricoh SD card reader built into my laptop, and it doesn't acknowledge any sd card being inserted. Nothing is output at all in dmesg when I insert an SD card.
[23:43] <Abztrakt23> I'm having partitioning problems anyone that can help me out?
[23:43] <fogobogo> yuri_: no good. first you cell phone is probably in modem mode. second its probably inaccesiable anyway. have a look at bitpim
[23:44] <IndyGunFreak> Abztrakt23: what is the problem
[23:44] <yuri_> fogobogo: im installing bitpim. thanks for the tip
[23:44] <fogobogo> yuri_: if you saved your contacts to a sd you can use an adapter or card reader .
[23:44] <yuri_> fogobogo: phone doesnt have a slot
[23:45] <muchon> hola hay alguien que me pueda ayudar ?
[23:45] <yuri_> bitpim
[23:45] <fogobogo> yuri_: then its likely you wont have a chance since manufacturers support for linux is somewhat. poor.
[23:45] <yuri_> oops
[23:45] <fogobogo> yuri_: but bitpim is worth a shot
[23:46] <yuri_> fogobogo: im actually haveing better luck with linux atm. cant find anything reliable in windows. google spits back a bunch of crap
[23:46] <bobbob1016> muchon, #ubuntu-es, y no tienes que preguntar para preguntar, solo tienes que preguntar, lo siento para mi espanol, es mi idomia secundaria
[23:46] <muchon> muchas gracias :D
[23:46] <bobbob1016> muchon, puedes comprendar me?  gracias...
[23:47] <muchon> si si , gracias :D
[23:47] <fogobogo> yuri_: yeah cell phones are pain
[23:47] <gimmick> hello
[23:47] <bobbob1016> yuri_, What phone are you trying to use?
[23:47] <fogobogo> hello
[23:47] <yuri_> bobbob1016: motorolla w385
[23:47] <gimmick> during installtion how do you setup up two disks to be used for your /
[23:48] <gimmick> i think i want to use lvm but not sure how to set it up
[23:48] <foxho2> Help please
[23:48] <foxho2> VirtualBox kernel driver not installed. The vboxdrv kernel module was either not loaded or /dev/vboxdrv was not created for some reason. Please install the virtualbox-ose-modules package for your kernel, e.g. virtualbox-ose-modules-generic..
[23:48] <hkl> hello
[23:48] <fogobogo> hkl: hello
[23:48] <foxho2> 64bit hardy buntu
[23:48] <yuri_> fogobogo: bitpim sees my usb dongle. good. progress. but it just froze on me
[23:48] <hkl> dd
[23:49] <bobbob1016> yuri_, Those things are hard to get working under non-supported OS's, not easy under supported ones.  If you have it, did you try bluetooth?  Sorry if I'm repeating what others suggested.
[23:49] <bofh80> cernex, i am sorry for the long delay, i was called away for a moment. are you still good to go?
[23:49] <fogobogo> yuri_: hmm some error report would be nice.
[23:49] <gimmick> i'm only getting one disk to show up
[23:49] <hkl> I am NEVER switching back to windows!!!!! again!!
[23:49] <fogobogo> youre welcome
[23:49] <hkl> thanks
[23:49] <foxho2> I get the following error when attempting to run virtualbox - VirtualBox kernel driver not installed. The vboxdrv kernel module was either not loaded or /dev/vboxdrv was not created for some reason. Please install the virtualbox-ose-modules package for your kernel, e.g. virtualbox-ose-modules-generic.. Ubuntu 64 hardy
[23:50] <gimmick> so how do i use both disks during installtion
[23:50] <bobbob1016> !patience
[23:50] <lucidsmog> I have been experiencing random and not systematically reproducable segfaults in Xorg in hardy.  I have the debug symbols enabled, and have attached a remote gdb to the running Xorg process.  Every time the bug happens (which can take days to manifest itself), all I see is "Program terminated with SIGSEGV; The program no longer exists.".  I can't backtrace it.  What am I doing wrong here?
[23:50] <yuri_> bobbob1016: yes, my usb bt dongle recognizes my phone. i have obex installed and so i can read the phone's filesystem
[23:50] <bofh80> cernex, i want you to edit alsa-conf again - you can just press the UP arrow in the terminal to get you rold commands, and i want you to comment out the options snd-via82xx line. and reboot,.
[23:51] <fogobogo> lucidsmog: you dont make a bug report ?
[23:51] <bobbob1016> yuri_, Does the phone have a mass storage mode?
[23:51] <gimmick> sorry
[23:51] <bofh80> cernex, i mean alsa-base ofc
[23:51] <foxho2> I get the following error when attempting to run virtualbox - VirtualBox kernel driver not installed. The vboxdrv kernel module was either not loaded or /dev/vboxdrv was not created for some reason. Please install the virtualbox-ose-modules package for your kernel, e.g. virtualbox-ose-modules-generic.. Ubuntu 64 hardy
[23:51] <bobbob1016> !patience | foxho2
[23:51] <lucidsmog> fogobogo: I am planning on making a bug report as soon as I have something more to say than "Random segfault".  I was trying to preemptively get a backtrace.
[23:51] <gimmick> just trying to figure this out
[23:51] <yuri_> bobbob1016: no. at least not like a card reader/ camera.
[23:52] <foxho2> !patience / bobbob1016
[23:52] <lucidsmog> Before I disabled Xorg's internal signal handler, the backtrace Xorg was giving me ended at "7: /usr/bin/X(FontFileCompleteXLFD+0x201) [0x8073a91]"
[23:52] <foxho2> !patience | bobbob1016
[23:52] <fogobogo> lucidsmog: thats nice. though i doubt its really needed. as much info as possible is ok i guess. after all it could be a loose cable.
[23:52] <hubar> What would be the name for apache-1 package for ubuntu?
[23:52] <fogobogo> foxho2: install the driver.
[23:52] <bobbob1016> foxho2, Oh ho ho, you got me.  You made the bot talk to me...
[23:52] <foxho2> lulz
[23:53] <bobbob1016> foxho2, google virtualbox kernel driver 64bit
[23:53] <foxho2> Thanks
[23:54]  * abadinalbany is away: figuring out dinner
[23:54] <jrib> !away > abadinalbany
[23:55] <acemo> how do i make virtual hosts with webmin so that when i go to <IP_ADDRESS>/acemo it uses /home/acemo/www as root and when i go to <IP_ADDRESS>/hitoi it uses /home/hitoi/www as root?
[23:55] <tsukasa_> hey guys, i have a few questions about how i should set up my server for raid0/lvm, anyone around that can help me?
[23:55] <gimmick> me too
[23:56] <acemo> !away > acemo
[23:56] <gimmick> it's not as intuitive as redhat
[23:56] <winkleer> hai, in firestarter im trying to allow all hosts for the inbound traffic policy (i have a webserver) but not sure how the wildcards work, should <IP_ADDRESS>/<IP_ADDRESS>   do it?
[23:56] <gimmick> but for the most part i like the install better
[23:56] <passbe> i have just reintalled my lamp server after some funny config problems, now when i go to test it i get a forbidden error msg. can anyone assist me with this ?
[23:57] <ifireball> acemo: you arn't trying to setup vhosts bit aliases
[23:57] <legend2440> !lvm | tsukasa_
[23:57] <matrix> when i try to install xmms i get this sudo apt-get install xmms), and I get this:
[23:57] <matrix> "Package xmms is not available, but is refered to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been absoleted, or is only available from another source
[23:57] <matrix> E: package xmms has no installation candidate
[23:57] <sudobash> can some one please help with DHCP3-Server: http://pastebin.com/d18ad1308
[23:57] <acemo> ifireball: bit aliases?
[23:57]  * fogobogo *yawns*
[23:58] <legend2440> matrix: xmms was discontinued
[23:58] <Fazer> hey, a friend of mine has a problem with screen - he has compiz effects, but only 640x480 resolution
[23:58] <hubar> matrix, xmms is replaced by xmms2
[23:58] <hubar> matrix: I recommend using xfmedia.
[23:58] <ifireball> acemo: I meant but*
[23:58] <acemo> ohh
[23:58] <ArielMT> hi.  i'm behind a router i have no admin access to.  i'm able to ssh out, but neither ssh nor vnc in (that i know of).  is it possible to set up a vnc tunnel to the outside, with this compy (on the inside) as the vnc server?
[23:58] <ArielMT> behind a nat* router
[23:58] <matrix>  i installe streamtuner now when i play something it says i need xmms
[23:58] <matrix> what to do
[23:58] <lolufail> please can someone help me with my XFS (over LVM) over LUKS over RAID-5 setup?
[23:59] <hubar> matrix: try sudo apt-get install xmms2
[23:59] <fogobogo> matrix: use something more modern or change the config from xmms to some player you have