[13:15] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  pastebin , i will looking for it
[13:15] <emmecenne> theczar it doesn't work...
[13:15] <Hellsheep> Does that mean i just need to update it manually later on when it's finished installing?
[13:15] <emmecenne> theczar, now I tried from the other pc and it works
[13:15] <Jack_Sparrow> jeeves_Moss, which nvidia chipset
[13:15] <Rencx> dns53 so / will be root and how big i need it?
[13:15] <emmecenne> theczar can I restrict the visible folders?
[13:15] <jeeves_Moss> Jack_Sparrow, 7300GO
[13:15] <w00dr0w> it's very special when I need that file to boot
[13:15] <emmecenne> theczar configuring pure...
[13:15] <w00dr0w> thanks for your help all
[13:15] <jrib> !who | w00dr0w
[13:15] <oCean_> hwilde: hm.. ok, not sure he has win os installed, let me see
[13:16] <jeeves_Moss> Jack_Sparrow, yes, I know, I want to change it, but it's not a mini PCI-X in this laptop
[13:16] <Radtoo> Mihasi: Well, I think it might just not be using that amdxmm module for that. :P
[13:16] <baz_> jrib, "root      5601  5599  0 11:14 ?        00:00:00 apt-get install login"
[13:16] <jrib> w00dr0w: you should explain what the actual problem you are having is
[13:16] <onetinsoldier> w00dr0w: do you want to get a configured xorg.conf file? i have some instructions on doing it
[13:16] <Mihasi> Radtoo: what file exactly? amdxdmm?
[13:16] <baz_> jrib, "cftuser   6026  6017  0 13:15 pts/1    00:00:00 grep apt"
[13:16] <Jack_Sparrow> jeeves_Moss, Lets PM to not spam the channel.
[13:16] <onetinsoldier> !pastebin | Adam-85
[13:16] <theczar> alexy92: the purpose of the SuperGrub tool is to remove Grub after you remove linux, in the even it doesn't work
[13:16] <hwilde> oCean_, i dunno why but it was like the hardware wouldn't even activate :/
[13:16] <dns53> Rencx 4-10 should be ok for a normal use, if you have that much spare make it 20, and if you use lvm you can leave some unused
[13:16] <jrib> baz_: yeah, that would do it
[13:16] <theczar> alexy92: when it comes to hackintosh setups you're usually in some sort of uncharted territory, your options are leave well enough alone, take a risk, find a tutorial that matches your setup exactly, or be prepared to nuke your system and start over
[13:16] <vlt> Hello. How to format an empty usb stick?
[13:16] <Mihasi> Radtoo: you might have a good point :P (as you can tell I'm not very experienced with linux yet ^^)
[13:16] <jrib> vlt: gparted
[13:16] <Dr_willis> vlt,  depends on the filesystem you want to use also
[13:16] <Jack_Sparrow> onetinsoldier, Careful with the difference between linuxmce and ubuntu
[13:16] <baz_> jrib, some hung APT?
[13:17] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  pastebin and my language is bash
[13:17] <Adam-85> right
[13:17] <vlt> Dr_willis: vfat
[13:17] <baz_> jrib, should i kill it
[13:17] <jrib> baz_: did you run that command?
[13:17] <onetinsoldier> Jack_Sparrow: oh... roger that. ;-/
[13:17] <emmecenne> theczar can I restrict the visible folders?
[13:17] <vlt> Dr_willis: What partition type to use?
[13:17] <emmecenne> theczar configuring pureadmin
[13:17] <baz_> jrib, don't think so
[13:17] <jrib> baz_: well that's kind of strange
[13:17] <baz_> jrib, this is a vm test server - its ok if i screw it up
[13:17] <kate-z> I'm using wmii currently but having problems with understanding the virtual filesystem to control its behavior. Anyone can point me to a resource/guide?
[13:17] <Dr_willis> vlt,  vfat/fat32 then.. if its not allready vfat.
[13:17] <Dr_willis> vlt,  use 'sudo fdisk -l' to see what it is now
[13:17] <Nemesis> How do you reset compiz to factory defaults?
[13:17] <jrib> baz_: just reboot it and see what happens
[13:17] <baz_> jrib, i ran apt before but nothing that should be running for hourts
[13:18] <vlt> Dr_willis: It'S an empty stick
[13:18] <theczar> emmecenne: there are ways to restrict folders that you can find instructions for on pureftps website, however it doesn't work very well, as pureftp is a quick and dirty way to set up ftp, if you want to set up a more advanced setup i suggest removing pureftp and swtiching to proftp
[13:18] <FAX420> .
[13:18] <Radtoo> Mihasi: move /usr/lib/xorg/modules//amdxmm.so to somewhere else (or rename it)
[13:18] <Dr_willis> vlt,   You can have a formated disk thats 'empty'  and still be partitioned...
[13:18] <alexy92> lol ohk lets hope it doesnt have to come to that
[13:18] <emmecenne> theczar I'lltry
[13:18] <Mortuis> Is there a way to look up what kind of video card I have?
[13:18] <oCean_> hwilde: atm there is no win os installed. Intrepid all the way :)
[13:18] <Dr_willis> vlt,  unless youmean to say its  'unpartitoned'
[13:18] <vlt> Dr_willis: No, it's empty.
[13:18] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: i'm not sure what you mean by your language is bash. is english you're first(native) language? bash is a linux shell
[13:18] <Rencx> dns53 for / it need to be at start or end?
[13:18] <alexy92> well the annoying thing is i have a spare internal hdd in my computer that cant be booted from
[13:18] <vlt> Dr_willis: as in unpartitioned :)
[13:18] <alexy92> even when trying windows 7 beta 1 to be installed
[13:18] <hwilde> oCean_, lemme know if you figure that out - i would love to know the fix.
[13:18] <Dr_willis> vlt,  'empty' means very little in this case..  then you partition it..
[13:19] <alexy92> it still doesnt work
[13:19] <emmecenne> theczar i should remove pureftp or pure admin?
[13:19] <alexy92> and its a shame
[13:19] <theczar> emmecenne: both
[13:19] <Jack_Sparrow> onetinsoldier  /join #Jack_Sparrow
[13:19] <vlt> Dr_willis: Ok, it's filled with 0x00 totally
[13:19] <emmecenne> the c zar
[13:19] <emmecenne> ok
[13:19] <Dr_willis> vlt,  you can have data on drives that are unpartitioned also.  :) but thats  not imporntant.
[13:19] <alexy92> becoz i really wanted to install ubuntu on there and my headache would have been solved
[13:19] <Dr_willis> vlt,  partition, format, enjoy.
[13:19] <emmecenne> theczar stay for c zar, right?
[13:19] <Radtoo> Mihasi: Well, I am experienced but I also don't know if I know a solution... can always try poking around a bit though.
[13:19] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  yeah , i mean language to select of my file to highlight
[13:19] <whitefang> onetinsoldier: mmmm, i did that, and gnome is still loading metacity unfortunatly
[13:19] <oCean_> hwilde: sure, going through the forums atm.. It seems a silly thing :s
[13:19] <whitefang> im trying to get it to load fluxbox
[13:19] <dns53> Rencx better at the start, it can sometimes help having your first or second partition a really small /boot but that is not normally required
[13:19] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  however it's link to see  http://pastebin.com/m11da2428
[13:20] <Adam-85> ok
[13:20] <Mihasi> Radtoo: okay, gonna try poking around now, brb
[13:20] <baz_> jrib, i ran the apt install right after a reboot and got the same msg's
[13:20] <vlt> Dr_willis: Yes. I have to specify my question. "How" didn't mean "what tool to use" but rather "which partition type and fs" instead.
[13:20] <theczar> alexy92: yeah i can understand that frustration.  As a born tweaker who wants his computers to do exactly what he wants when he wants I have dealt with that frustration often.
[13:20] <jrib> baz_: you should check if the other apt process is running
[13:20] <theczar> emmecenne: ??
[13:20] <baz_> jrib, now there is this guy: "root      5625  5623  0 13:18 ?        00:00:00 apt-get install libpam-runtime"
[13:21] <hwilde> !keytouch > oCean_
[13:21] <Dr_willis> vlt,  gparted and fdisk both have a menu to show the types. vfat = fat32
[13:21] <vlt> Is there a reccommended partition type for VFAT partition on usb sticks?
[13:21] <jrib> baz_: do you have auto updates or something?
[13:21] <vlt> Dr_willis: ok, thank you.
[13:21] <hwilde> oCean_, I had good results with the keytouch package programming other shortcuts, but it doesnt seem to know my function key I dunno...
[13:21] <baz_> jrib, who knows!
[13:21] <frca> looks like bug: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/95853
[13:21] <baz_> jrib, i didnt manually ask for them
[13:21] <frca> i m going to try installing updates
[13:21] <alexy92> yeah
[13:22] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: ok. i will have a look
[13:22] <jrib> baz_: is there a reason you don't just install ubuntu yourself in the vm?
[13:22] <oCean_> hwilde: thx anyway, will have a look at that too
[13:22] <alexy92> i mean i have spent the past 3 weeks trying to figure out the problem and its rather annoying but anyways
[13:22] <alexy92> oh another thing
[13:22] <theczar> alexy92: go for it
[13:22] <baz_> jrib, lots of tomcat/bluedragon/etc. server that i have no idea how to configure together come bundled
[13:23] <alexy92> i have 150 gbs on disk 0 with a windows xp install on there, if i install ubuntu onto that hard drive as well, would it stuff up the windows partition?
[13:23] <Rencx> dns53, ok so now i have: sda1-ext3-25GB mounted as / and sda5-ext3-291GB mounted as /home and sda6-swap-3GB
[13:23] <Jack_Sparrow> oy
[13:23] <Rencx> dns53 sda5 is  logical..
[13:23] <Jack_Sparrow> jeeves_moss you there
[13:23] <theczar> alexy92: are you asking if you can install ubuntu on a disk that already has a windows partition?
[13:23] <alexy92> yes
[13:24] <alexy92> without using wubi
[13:24] <theczar> alexy92: yes very easily
[13:24] <johan12> is there a good achive manager to ubuntu? like winrar 7zip izarc
[13:24] <Jack_Sparrow> johan12, p7zip
[13:24] <baz_> johan12, one comes built in
[13:24] <Jack_Sparrow> !info p7zip
[13:24] <simono_> johan12: file-roller ist good
[13:24] <alexy92> ive been told however, that when shrinking partitions with windows, its best to let windows do the work otherwise it will get pissed off that ubuntu stole its space
[13:25] <theczar> alexy92: just tell ubuntu to install on the free space and it will install automatically, and Grub will take over as your bootloader, recognizing windows automatically
[13:25] <dns53> Rencx sounds good
[13:25] <jrib> baz_: makes it hard to support though
[13:25] <theczar> alexy92 yes, yes it is, windows is very touch about it's space
[13:25] <alexy92> and ive tried going into vista and shrinking the windows xp partition but it comes up with access denied errors
[13:25] <alexy92> i know
[13:25] <vlt> Dr_willis: "root privileges are required to run gparted". wtf?
[13:25] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: that's considered to be an 'empty' xorg.conf file. which is ok really. however...
[13:25] <alexy92> and a bit of a pain in the arse if u ask me :P
[13:25] <teddy_> apt-get update;apt-get upgrade; doesw not update my pidgin...apt-get remove pidgin;apt-get install pidgin; does not update it either...Does this mean i have the latest pidgin that ubuntu supports?
[13:25] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, is this right?  now i have: sda1-ext3-25GB-primary mounted as / and sda5-ext3-291GB-logical mounted as /home and sda6-swap-3GB
[13:26] <theczar> alexy92: welcome to Windows :p
[13:26] <Rencx> dns53 it must be logical?
[13:26] <alexy92> lol
[13:26] <Jack_Sparrow> vlt, Please lose the wtx and of course you need root access to work at the partition level
[13:26] <alexy92> the hell hole of computing
[13:26] <baz_> jrib, yeah i guess... it seems u are right tho. on a fresh boot root tries apt-installing... looks like auto-updates or something - is there a way to see
[13:26] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, looks great
[13:26] <alexy92> typically, how much space does ubuntu need to install?
[13:26] <vlt> Jack_Sparrow: I need to have root access to format my usb stick?
[13:26] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: perhaps we ahoud have you try specifically specify the generic 'vesa' driver in it and see if that works for you just to get you into x-windows as a start
[13:26] <onetinsoldier> ahould=should
[13:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, I might have added an extra ext3 for data and or a backup but looks great
[13:27] <dns53> Rencx linux does not really care that much
[13:27] <johan12> how do i edit the menu in xubuntu? (last question (today):P)
[13:27] <Jack_Sparrow> vlt, yes
[13:27] <baz_> remind me again why we aren't supposed to install the gui on servers....
[13:27] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, is it right to be a one primary and then logical?
[13:27] <theczar> alexy92: it can install about as little as 3 gigs
[13:27] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, yes, ubuntu doesnt care.. Windows would freak
[13:28] <theczar> alexy92: that's the safe minimum i'd advise, but if you set it up right you can install it on as little as 1 gig
[13:28] <vlt> Jack_Sparrow: Ok, then I'm going tu use cfdisk. Do you know what type number is reccommended for vfat partitions on usb sticks?
[13:28] <jrib> baz_: that's really up to you.  In general they aren't necessary for most people, but there's nothing wrong with installing a gui.  It just uses more resources.
[13:28] <teddy_> as well, a fully loaded ubuntu server can be <1GB diskspace
[13:28] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, but i can still save my data on home if i reinstall new Ubuntu version
[13:28] <jrib> baz_: iirc, there is some package that enableds apt auto-updates (I don't remember its name).  But it could also have been done with some cron job, so you'll have to check those too
[13:29] <baz_> jrib. ah ok
[13:29] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, yep that is the beauty of  sep /home
[13:29] <alexy92> wow
[13:29] <baz_> jrib, when u say resources do u mean just HD space?
[13:30] <alexy92> theczar: well what would u recommend? is 50gbs sufficient?
[13:30] <jrib> baz_: that and cpu/memory because of various daemons that you wouldn't otherwise have running
[13:30] <Rencx> dns53, Jack_Sparrow: Ty for your help now i will have clan install of Ubuntu whitout Windows :))
[13:30] <theczar> alexy92: yes quite
[13:30] <teddy_> In the voice of Captain Hook...'GUI on a server??? Bad Form Peter! Bad Form'
[13:30] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, Nudge me if you need me
[13:30] <Radtoo> vlt: most would still use fat16 and 0f as partition type, I think
[13:31] <baz_> jrib, is it possible to boot it up without the gui sometimes and with the gui other times - or disable the gui when i'm done using it?
[13:31] <Rencx> ok
[13:31] <Dr_willis> vlt,  yes.. you would have to be root to partition/fdisk drives... makes sence to me
[13:32] <modnar> I'm having trouble installing nvidia drivers running 8.10 (2.6.27-9-generic). GPU is an 8600m GT. I've tried running envy, and sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx (should install the driver from the intrepid repo), but nothing works. Still startup in low graphics mode, and I can't build a kernel module from the 171.06.01 nvidia driver either. Anyone have any ideas?
[13:32] <jrib> baz_: yes, you can disable graphical login in System -> Administration -> Services and then start the gui with "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start"
[13:32] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, I still dual or triple boot everything
[13:32] <alexy92> right ok
[13:32] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: hello, are you still here?
[13:32] <alexy92> so when i put in the live cd and i click the install button, should i click guided, clean or manual?
[13:32] <vlt> Radtoo: I used cfdisk and partition type 0f, thanks
[13:32] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, i will on Windows 7
[13:32] <Radtoo> alexy92: Uh if you don't know, guided. :P
[13:33] <xNey> alguem que fala português ai?
[13:33] <jrib> !pt | xNey
[13:33] <oipat> ubuntu changes my ip once in a while, aswell as my routes and dns - how can I avoid this?
[13:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, You are now DEAD to me.. :)
[13:33] <xNey> jrib iae!
[13:33] <teddy_> I do not see any reason to have a GUI on a server, unless their are some GUI admins tools that must be run locally on that server and are not found in the command line (i have never seen this yet)
[13:33] <mossmon> i would like to make ASCII grapigs from pictures. Can someone help me? i m running ubuntu
[13:33] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, why?
[13:34] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, Just teasing for the windows 7 reference
[13:34] <Radtoo> teddy_: 'cause the admin can't do without, actually is a good reason. :)
[13:34] <alexy92> ohk
[13:34] <jrib> teddy_: if you want users to have the option of logging locally with a GUI :)
[13:34] <theczar> alexy92: well it depends on how you've set it up, clean will nuke the entire disk and install ubuntu so that's not what you want, as long as you are installing ubuntu on unformatted space guided will work, but if you already have a partition where you are installing it, you will need to use manual
[13:34] <alexy92> but by doing that will that stuff up the windows page file or anything like that?
[13:34] <Rencx> :))
[13:34] <vlt> Dr_willis: I think access to /dev/[hs]da should be restricted on block device level ... but why shouldn't the user be allowed to run a program like gparted?
[13:34] <Dr_willis> mossmon,  you mean convert  jpg/bmp/hatever to ascii text files that sort of look like the images? try mtpaint if so.. i think it can do that.
[13:35] <alexy92> right so in that case i need to shrink the vista partition so its counted as free space?
[13:35] <mossmon> thanks i will try
[13:35] <theczar> alexy92: exactly
[13:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, You might consider creating an ntfs as sda1 before you install ubuntu
[13:35] <baz_> jrib, very interesting, so if i disable the graphical login service, none of the gui stuff will load at all? it will be exactly like having a guru box?
[13:35] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, That will save you a bit of work later
[13:35] <theczar> baz_: bingo
[13:36] <jrib> baz_: I'm not sure.  check what is running now and what runs after you install the gui and disable gdm
[13:36] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, unplugging the cable works wonders.
[13:36] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, :)
[13:36] <teddy_> apt-get update;apt-get upgrade; doesw not update my pidgin...apt-get remove pidgin;apt-get install pidgin; does not update it either...Does this mean i have the latest Ubuntu Pidgin ?
[13:36] <Hellsheep> It installed perfectly fine.
[13:36] <Jack_Sparrow> cool
[13:36] <Hellsheep> Do i need to update anything manually now Jack_Sparrow?
[13:36] <Hellsheep> If so, how do i do it.
[13:36] <Hellsheep> I am not familiar with Linux commands
[13:36] <baz_> jrib, very cool, thanks for all the fish
[13:36] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, i will reinstall all laiter because i can bacup data on external hdd
[13:36] <Hellsheep> other than basics
[13:36] <Dr_willis> vlt,   they are restricted.. thats why it needs to be  accessed as root..  fdisk cant tell that sdb is a thumbdrive and should be  formatable/fdiskable by a user.  of course a thumbdrive may be any sd## not just sdb.. so you would have  a hard time getting any app to figure out that a device is a 'user' device or not.
[13:37] <jrib> baz_: so long
[13:37] <baz_> sudo apt-get insall jrib
[13:37] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, Nothing is critiical once you plug in the cable you will see an update icon at the top of your screen, (after a few minutes)
[13:37] <alexy92> crap ok this isnt good
[13:37] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, maybe you now how i can make ubuntu look beter and the 3d stuf?
[13:37] <Hellsheep> Ah okay.
[13:37] <theczar> alexy92: what?
[13:37] <onetinsoldier> mossmon: perhaps this, i don't know for sure if this is helpful though, but you can take a look --> http://webscripts.softpedia.com/script/Image-Galleries/Image-Tools/Image-to-ASCII-Generator-39812.html
[13:37] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, just to make sure i did everything right, Ubuntu server doesn't have a GUI does it? It's just command line?
[13:37] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, Do you have wobbly windows now?
[13:37] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, correct
[13:37] <Hellsheep> Cool.
[13:38] <Rencx> no i just started to instal it
[13:38] <alexy92> when i go into computer management in windows and click on the vist partition and tell it to shrink the volume, it only shrinks it by 4 gb
[13:38] <Radtoo> vlt: Access control on linux doesn't allow for all the shady things that are possible on windows. Just expect to need superuser rights if you want to do anything at all that changes things for the entire system.
[13:38] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, SInce you are setting up server you wont get the gui icon at the top of your screen
[13:38] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, i just started install it, before i choose extras
[13:38] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, sudo apt-get update
[13:39] <baz_> i have apache2 running in my services, is this normal or a remnant of some package i have?
[13:39] <Hellsheep> Oh okay.
[13:39] <vlt> Radtoo: I don't know windows very well. But why does't gparted work whereas cfdisk does?
[13:39] <teddy_> 95% of eyecandy is not functional..5% is functional...
[13:39] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, will i have to set up any DHCP stuff before i do that? As because the plug was pulled it didn't set it up during the install
[13:39] <theczar> alexy92: oh the wonders of Windows... as I recall being able to do it involves turning off paging, but I don't rember exactly how that works
[13:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, yes see if you have any effects so we know if your video card is running real driver or vesa mode
[13:39] <vlt> Radtoo: That doesn't make much sense to me.
[13:39] <jrib> baz_: apache2 is a web server, you probably need it for the tomcat stuff
[13:39] <Radtoo> vlt: you ran cfdisk from a root shell?
[13:39] <alexy92> and like i said i cant shrink the xp partition becoz it comes up with access denied errors
[13:40] <Radtoo> vlt: ...and you didn't run gparted with root permissions?
[13:40] <vlt> Radtoo: No, from a plain $ shell
[13:40] <lantjie_> hey guys i am new to irssi
[13:40] <alexy92> lol and i can imagine windows going psycho at that
[13:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, cant hurt to try it firts.. plug in/ power up   then sudo apt-get update
[13:40] <baz_> jrib, on my local machine i don't want any servers - sudo apt-get autoremove apache2 didn;t do much
[13:40] <onetinsoldier> lantjie_: hi, welcome
[13:40] <theczar> lantjie_ welome
[13:40] <lantjie_> and joined today
[13:40] <Hellsheep> Okay
[13:40] <Hellsheep> ty
[13:40] <lantjie_> it seasy to use
[13:40] <mesut> hi,ive a microsoft bluetooth mouse,its working fine. but after reboot it does not work
[13:40] <Radtoo> vlt: In that case, I find it also strange...
[13:40] <jrib> baz_: sudo apt-get remove apache2
[13:40] <Agion> my firefox, pidgin and many other programs stopped working after I installed window maker and afterstep and mediatomb, can anyone help me to fix it? while running mediatomb it says something about I/O error...
[13:40] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, so can i run 3d box ans move diferent windows because i dont like old style moving
[13:41] <theczar> alexy92: it's... touchy
[13:41] <Guest3861> hi i am new to ubuntu, when i am trying to install it with my nvidia fx 5200 the installation hangs but when i remove the card it installs properly but after 1st boot it hangs can anybody help me out
[13:41] <Rooty> Hi, my PULSEAUDIO DEVICE CHOOSER (padevchooser) isn't launching when I click on it or type it into bash. Any ideas?
[13:41] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, unable to resolve any of the servers
[13:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, You need to answer my first question.
[13:41] <baz_> jrib, "Package apache2 is not installed, so not removed"
[13:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && pastebinit /etc/apt/sources.list    (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[13:41] <alexy92> hmm
[13:41] <jrib> baz_: it shouldn't be running then
[13:41] <theczar> lantie_ yup once you grasp the basic concepts of it you realize it's quite simple
[13:41] <baz_> jrib, but my last entry in my services is "web server (apache2)"
[13:42] <alexy92> ok so do you have any suggestions for my situation?
[13:42] <jrib> baz_: check with: ps -ef | grep apache
[13:42] <chuck_> hi anyone?
[13:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask
[13:42] <chuck_> im new ti ubuntu
[13:42] <chuck_> I need help
[13:42] <smileybri> Thanks! My VirtualBox is up and running. i simply reinstalled
[13:42] <Radtoo> vlt: Perhaps parted did run as different user which only has a subset of your user rights or whatever.
[13:42] <Hellsheep> How do i pastebin from ubuntu server though?
[13:42] <jrib> Hellsheep: install and use "pastebinit"
[13:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !ask > chuck_
[13:42] <Hellsheep> ahhh okay
[13:42] <Hellsheep> ty
[13:42] <Hellsheep> I see now.
[13:42] <Jack_Sparrow> :)
[13:42] <baz_> jrib, "baz      16413 16338  0 05:42 pts/2    00:00:00 grep apache"
[13:42] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, there was some recomended drivers i use i have even a specal menu..
[13:43] <jrib> baz_: it's not running then
[13:43] <Agion> anyone?
[13:43] <theczar> alexy92 remove windows :p  actually though I suggest you search for information about shrinking a windows partition and the proper way to go about that, once you figure out how to shrink it, wich I assure you is possible if not dificult, installing ubuntu should be quite easy
[13:43] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, right click desktop.. click on change desktop, last tab, set effects to anything except none
[13:43] <alexy92> yep , im on it already
[13:43] <n4h0j> I have a Gigabyte GA-EX58-UD5 motherboard with the Realtek 8111D network. When I try to install 8.10 x64 it does not recognize my network at all. Just wont show. In 9.04 alpha x64 the network is working like a charm. Anyone who knows how I might use this knowledge to get 8.10 x64 working? I really don't have the tech-skills to run alpha...
[13:44] <alexy92> apparently it comes up with those errors becoz the permissions arent correct
[13:44] <alexy92> so im fixing that situation up right now
[13:44] <onetinsoldier> Agion: i don't know that i can help at all, other than to tell you that you should probably include a pastebin url of the i/o error in your problem description
[13:44] <Jack_Sparrow> alexy92, You did unmount the drive before trying to resize it correct
[13:44] <mwas> Hi, How do I use Terminal Server Client for remote desktop connection using RDP, I was getting connection refused messages
[13:44] <vlt> Radtoo: I have no root rights. gparted refused to start because it wants root privileges. So I had to use cfdisk to partition my usb stick. And that worked (because I have rw access to /dev/sdb ...)
[13:44] <baz_> jrib, can i delete it from the services list (i unchecked it now, but can i delete it somehow)
[13:44] <theczar> alexy92 awesome
[13:44] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, yes thet work for me but can i get more to chose?
[13:44] <indos256> / peri_kecil
[13:45] <VSpike> Can anyone advise why mutt depends on exim4 and mailx?
[13:45] <Jeruvy> n4h0j: lots of bugs with the realtek chipset, have you checked to see if this is a patch set to be backported?
[13:45] <Jack_Sparrow> Rencx, yes.. /join #Jack_Sparrow and I will walk you through it
[13:45] <tmg1|taylor> VSpike: isn't mutt the frontend and exim/mailx the transport agent?
[13:45] <simplexio> n4h0j: easiest way is compile latest vanilla kernel yourself
[13:45] <theczar> alexy92: i wish I could be of more assistance, but this pushes the limits of my multi-boot expertise.
[13:45] <simplexio> n4h0j: or attleast. i would do that
[13:46] <Radtoo> vlt: Ah, like that. Well you probably have full rights to that usb device then, but gparted just asks for root rights as they're required for most of the other devices (hard disks etc)
[13:46] <alexy92> thats fine
[13:46] <simplexio> n4h0j: 8.10+latest vanilla kernel work very good
[13:46] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, "Could not find package pastebinit"
[13:46] <Radtoo> vlt: If its your installation you really should have root privileges though :)
[13:46] <Hellsheep> Is what it says, when i type sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[13:46] <alexy92> your help is fantastic so far, i just wish i could return the favour myself
[13:46] <theczar> alexy92:  I actually have to leave you now, as I have to be at my WebDevelopment class in an hour and have spent a long caffeine fueled night writing programs
[13:46] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, ok.. so you have no networking atm
[13:46] <Agion> onetinsoldier: seems to be working after I removed wmaker. strange.. veery strange....
[13:46] <Radtoo> vlt: All you'd need to do is start gparted with sudo...
[13:46] <alexy92> lol thats fine
[13:47] <onetinsoldier> VSpike: i can see why mutt would depend on mailx, but exim4? well, it i guess it's because it depends on some sort of mda
[13:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, what network card/chipset
[13:47] <Hellsheep> That would be because it doesn't have DHCP set up.
[13:47] <alexy92> thank you once again for your help so far
[13:47] <Hellsheep> Ummm
[13:47] <Hellsheep> That's a good question, it's running from a on board network card
[13:47] <alexy92> and i will return hopefully to get this problem solved  :)
[13:47] <Jack_Sparrow> Radtoo, gksudo for gparted whichis a gui app
[13:47] <mihasi> Radtoo: okay, it almost works. X starts but then just gives my desktop background on both screens. I can move the mouse around, but that's it. Nothing else works.
[13:47] <chuck_> I need help with ubuntu
[13:47] <theczar> alexy92: good luck!
[13:47] <onetinsoldier> Agion: oh, interesting. hmmm, roger that
[13:47] <VSpike> tmg1|taylor: I only want to use imap folders anyway, not local ones. And I run an smtp server locally on another box.  And besidesm something else already installed all of courier suite too!
[13:47] <alexy92> you too:)
[13:47] <VSpike> onetinsoldier: ^
[13:47] <alexy92> take care:)
[13:47] <Hellsheep> Shall, i check what motherboard it is Jack_Sparrow?
[13:47] <Jack_Sparrow> chuck_, for the third time..  ask your question
[13:48] <n4h0j> Jeruvy: simplexio, both your answers are a bit to high-tech for me, just trying this out straight from using Vista (trying to get rid of my gaming addiction). how would I use this kernel in 8.10? and is it possible to do without access to internet from this very computer?
[13:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, You will need to do it as I cant from here
[13:48] <Hellsheep> Okay, one minute please.
[13:48] <chuck_> I used Alt+Ctl+arrow to switch out application but cant switch back
[13:48] <c0p3rn1c> I'm having trouble sharing one external USB disk of mine, while I executed the following commands: sudo chown username -R MYBOOK/;sudo chmod +r -R MYBOOK/
[13:48] <c0p3rn1c> All my other shares work fine, even one other usb hdd of mine.
[13:48] <Agion> onetinesoldier, it seems like my compiz works after I installed it (and still after removing it).. this is becoming more and more strange...
[13:48] <lantjie_> doe you guys know how to browse to directories with the command promt
[13:49] <c0p3rn1c> lantjie_: GUI browsing or just plain text ?
[13:49] <Jeruvy> n4h0j: well, checking for patches and backports are typical for fixing bugs.  See launchpad.net and search there, you may find what you seek.
[13:49] <VSpike> lantjie_: that's a pretty broad question! can you be more specifi?
[13:50] <onetinsoldier> Agion: roger. perhaps it's using metacity and not compiz though, i'm not sure
[13:50] <Radtoo> mihasi: At that point I don't really know what exactly failed and why.
[13:50] <vigo> This install seems sluggish, bad sluggish, before I mess with anything, any suggestions on improving the performance to the way it was?
[13:50] <onetinsoldier> Agion: you can have a look at   update-alternatives --display x-window-manager
[13:50] <mihasi> Radtoo: well thanks for getting me to this point.
[13:51] <Hellsheep> acer veriton 7500g, Jack_Sparrow.
[13:51] <Hellsheep> And it's using the onboard network of it.
[13:51] <baz_> i have software RAID implemented... is there a tool to see/manage my volumes - especially if one is damaged perhaps? Gparted only goes to the partiion level but doesn't put it together for me
[13:51] <Radtoo> mihasi: Perhaps you DO need the file you moved... might mean you need to update it somehow... but I can't help you with that either.
[13:51] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, Do your homework and find the specs with the network chipset
[13:52] <simplexio> n4h0j: well you need  few packages outside "normal" installation, but kernel compile does need that much skills. easiest way  to fix your problem is get a cheap 100Mbit/s realtek from shop it about 10e or something
[13:52] <DavidLeon> i'm using nautilus to browse an SMB folder, it's considered as mounted
[13:52] <onetinsoldier> Agion: ignore that. i don't quite understand my own window-manager in ubuntu. i use compiz but update-alternatives --display x-window-manager shows as 'metacity'
[13:52] <DavidLeon> but i type mount to find the mount point , i failed
[13:53] <Hellsheep> Wired LAN: Embedded Intel® 82562ET 10/100 Mbps LAN
[13:53] <Hellsheep> According to the internet.
[13:53] <Radtoo> Jack_Sparrow: Right, sorry. I'm too accustomed to using command shells and su. :)
[13:53] <Jack_Sparrow> Radtoo, Sudo SU: Instead of Sudo SU...  Please use sudo -i it properly sets up the environment variable in the resulting shell.
[13:54] <n4h0j> simplexio: yes, that would be an option if it were not for the lack of space and empty slots in my computer.. on the other hand, some googling on my chipset indicates that this is a x64 problem
[13:54] <Guest3861> hi i am having problem installing ubuntu it hangs during installation but when i removed my nvidia fx 5200 card it installed properly but during first boot the computer hung again can u help me out
[13:54] <n4h0j> simplexio: but that does not makes sense, being that it works in x64
[13:54] <vigo> Thank you. I saw the answer in that mix....
[13:54] <n4h0j> simplexio: in the 9.04version
[13:54] <drine> hello
[13:54] <Radtoo> Jack_Sparrow: uh no, what I meant was that I dont use sudo all that much - aaanyhow.
[13:54] <mihasi> Radtoo: would it help to have the xorg output again? it's http://pastebin.com/d1be210f1
[13:54] <drine> c'est pas francais
[13:54] <Monacofero> hi
[13:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Radtoo, I know what you meant.. but couldn't resist the factoid
[13:55] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, according to the internet specs, this is the onboard networking: Wired LAN: Embedded Intel® 82562ET 10/100 Mbps LAN
[13:55] <Agion> onetinsoldier, ok
[13:55] <DavidLeon> umm, I mounted it manually :D
[13:56] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, good start..  we need to see what it takes to get those going
[13:56] <n4h0j> simplexio: will try with 32.bit instead. thx for listening anyway
[13:56] <Hellsheep> What other homework should i do then?
[13:57] <Radtoo> mihasi: No, can't see anything apart from what we wanted to cause, namely that the defective amdxmm (compiled for wrong xorg version, crashes) isn't loaded...
[13:57] <simplexio> n4h0j: probably 9.04 uses newer kernel. so you have those few options. buy one card more, use 9.04, compile own kernel or wait until you get support for it in backports
[13:57] <jrib> baz_: sudo apt-get purge apache2 apache2.2-common         should do it
[13:58] <Radtoo> mihasi: Maybe try logging into a different window manager to see whether it just doesn't display anything without the module or whether it could just be the WM that can't cope with the dual screen in some way.
[13:58] <donkey_> ok i got a problem. I did use devede to burn the ISO and then burned it onto a DVD. But now when i tried to play it on my player it says that playback is prohibited
[13:58] <Monacofero> hi, i like to use Ubuntu, and i'm impressed about upcoming possibilities. But when i use to integrate programms typical known from windows, like google earth or opera, but even now in wine and open office there is a bug with the fonts in menu. They are invisible, whole programm runs well, but the fonts are not properly displayed... what can i do?
[13:59] <mihasi> Radtoo: I just realised my desktop effects are on, I'm gonna try turning them off first and see if that helps
[13:59] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, that should work out of the box..  try lshw   or lspci and see if it is recognized
[13:59] <al_> hi, can somebody tell me why freenx isn't in the official repositories?
[13:59] <donkey_> radtoo ok i got a problem. I did use devede to burn the ISO and then burned it onto a DVD. But now when i tried to play it on my player it says that playback is prohibited
[14:00] <Jack_Sparrow> Monacofero, ,           msttcorefonts
[14:00] <gordonjcp> al_: maybe no-one has packaged it
[14:00] <Jack_Sparrow> !info msttcorefonts
[14:00] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Sorry , i'm back
[14:00] <Radtoo> donkey_: Like, on a hardware dvd player for tv?
[14:00] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: ahh, welcome back. are you in linux right now?
[14:00] <mwas> Hi, How do I use Terminal Server Client for remote desktop connection using RDP, I was getting connection refused messages
[14:00] <gordonjcp> al_: they have their own repository anyway
[14:01] <c0p3rn1c> why is it that I can share one usb disk and another fails ? even on smb://localhost/usbdisk
[14:01] <mwas> Hi, How do I use Terminal Server Client for remote desktop connection using RDP, I was getting connection refused messages
[14:01] <hajar> hi , my computer  turns off and display a black screen with message ( run local boot) , does any one help me??
[14:01] <Adam-85> umm , now
[14:01] <Monacofero> mstcorefonts,  - how can i install them?
[14:01] <Monacofero> in synaptic?
[14:01] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Do you know , my failsafe file for xorg have vesa drive
[14:01] <onetinsoldier> Monacofero: sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts
[14:01] <Jack_Sparrow> Monacofero, sudo apt-get install package   or synaptic
[14:01] <Adam-85> Driver		"vesa"
[14:02] <Adam-85> in section Device
[14:02] <Monacofero> thx a lot, guys!
[14:02] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, how do i make it list the information slowly so i can read it all?
[14:02] <Jack_Sparrow> Monacofero, Hope that takes care of what you need
[14:02] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Does it will work with me ?
[14:02] <Monacofero> ill try immediately, thx!
[14:03] <al_> gordonjcp: that applies to about any software around
[14:03] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, you can grep for ee or sudo lshw -C network
[14:03] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: i would think that the failsafe option should work for you then, yes
[14:03] <jeeves_Moss> Jack_Sparrow, did you still have a second to help me with this?
[14:03] <al_> ok, another one: why isn't the eclipse package getting updated to latest stable
[14:03] <Jack_Sparrow> jeeves_Moss, briefly yes then I am off for a bit  /join #Jack_Sparrow
[14:04] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  but if not work how to reinstall my driver
[14:04] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: do you actually have linux installed? or are you just trying to boot up the live(installer) cd?
[14:04] <Monacofero> hmm, he tells me he cant find mstcorefonts for installing.... do i need a software source?
[14:04] <Adam-85> i installed it
[14:04] <Jack_Sparrow> !info msttcorefonts
[14:05] <Jack_Sparrow> Monacofero, two tt's
[14:05] <hajar> My computer  turns off and display a black screen with message ( run local boot) , does any one help me??
[14:05] <jeeves_Moss> Jack_Sparrow, ok, I'm there
[14:05] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  but the old version of it 8.04 does have this problem
[14:05] <onetinsoldier> Monacofero: make sure you are spelling it correctly.   msttcorefonts
[14:05] <Javache> hi, i'm trying to repartition my disk but gparted tells me "Error: can't have a partition outside of the disk"
[14:05] <Monacofero> oh ok , i see :)
[14:05] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  does not have the problem with my VGA
[14:05] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  however , itry to stype
[14:06] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  startx and get message about my x is running
[14:06] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: then you can probably get it working in 8.10. what is your video card?   lspci -v | grep -i vga  ...should show it
[14:07] <{Aet}Pierluca> http://castellaneta.myminicity.com/
[14:07] <{Aet}Pierluca> http://castellaneta.myminicity.com/
[14:07] <donkey_> radtoo yes hardware dvd player for a tv
[14:07] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, when i did sudo lshw -C Network it came up with 2 interesting things: 1) *-Network DISABLED Product: 82801DB PRO/100 VE
[14:07] <Hellsheep> The second one was the Product
[14:07] <Hellsheep> The product doesn't match the standard one according to the sepcs
[14:07] <Hellsheep> specs
[14:07] <erry> its me again
[14:08] <erry> r u sure there's  no way to get chron to wake the comp up or someting?
[14:08] <donkey_> radtoo i have no problem playing any of the movies on my computer in AVI form just when i try to play them on the tv that is the problem im having in both .mpeg and .iso (with the .mpeg) it plays just is glitchy
[14:08] <gordonjcp> !en | erry
[14:08] <Radtoo> donkey_: There's various forms of copy protection on dvds, and working around them is prohibited in many countries even IF you have a license for the actual content...
[14:08] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  10815 intel
[14:08] <erry> what?
[14:08] <erry> I spoke in english!
[14:08] <erry> WTF?
[14:08] <erry> argh
[14:08] <erry> we
[14:08] <FloodBot2> erry: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:08] <ShishKabab> Hi. Is there something for Ubuntu like LinuxQuestions' HCL?
[14:08] <Radtoo> donkey_: So, chances are you can't do it.
[14:08] <erry> Ok
[14:09] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  my pc is gx150
[14:09] <donkey_> radtoo do you think there is a possibility that if i burn the .mpeg slower it will run better?
[14:09] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: if your X really is running, you should be able to access it by going to VT #7 --> Cntrl+Alt+F7
[14:09] <Radtoo> donkey_: No, yours seemed like a typical copy protection measure or format error, I think.
[14:09] <Hellsheep> Is the *-Network DISABLED a problem Jack_Sparrow?
[14:09] <erry> Hi as I was asking in plain english (the bot can say w/e it wants) are you sure there's no way to make cron turn the computer up
[14:10] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  when switch to virtual F7 get black screen and can not to do any thing or see anything
[14:10] <gordonjcp> erry: I didn't understand the "r u" stuff
[14:10] <erry> gordonjcp, whatever.
[14:10] <gordonjcp> erry: do you mean using cron to turn the computer on at a particular time?
[14:10] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, Not really...      Unless you need net on your server... doh
[14:10] <erry> gordonjcp, yeah
[14:10] <gordonjcp> erry: if the computer is off, would cron be running?
[14:10] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, sorry i am kind of new to setting up servers.
[14:10] <erry> gordonjcp, nope3
[14:11] <Radtoo> donkey_: Basically, if you're allowed to by-pass this type of stuff you'd find out how to do it in your library or web pages or whatever, but can't help you with it here...
[14:11] <Hellsheep> How do i go about enabling my network?
[14:11] <gordonjcp> erry: do you see what I'm getting at here?
[14:11] <erry> gordonjcp, but i googled and saw something like that o_o
[14:11] <Guest81460> any1 know what best flash creation for ubuntu??
[14:11] <donkey_> do you think a different dvd player would be better
[14:11] <gordonjcp> erry: your BIOS might have something that does the job
[14:11] <donkey_> like one that plays divx?
[14:11] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: hmmm, you can try these instructions i made on how-to make a new /etc/X11/xorg.conf file if you would like ---> http://pastebin.com/m4455f5b4
[14:11] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier: ok
[14:11] <setuid> I've got Intrepid installed, a clean install where a previously, perfectly-working Hardy Heron was running... and everything is broken. Video, sound, wireless... it's a huge step backwards. I've fixed a good portion of the issues, but now sound is left.
[14:11] <{Aet}Pierluca> http://castellaneta.myminicity.com/
[14:11] <{Aet}Pierluca> http://castellaneta.myminicity.com/
[14:11] <{Aet}Pierluca> http://castellaneta.myminicity.com/
[14:11] <{Aet}Pierluca> http://castellaneta.myminicity.com/
[14:11] <FloodBot2> {Aet}Pierluca: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:12] <setuid> How do I get sound working in Intrepid? I've got the same exact packages loaded as what existed on my Hardy Heron install (pulseaudio, etc.)
[14:12] <Radtoo> donkey_: That's not the criteria... but there is dvd players that implement less DRM stuff or even entirely ignore / work around all of it, sure. Just not sure if you'd get one if youre in the wrong country :)
[14:12] <setuid> Seems I need to manually add all of my users to the 'audio' group
[14:13] <donkey_> ahhh ok
[14:13] <erry> ok so there's no way to do this
[14:13] <setuid> But that doesn't seem to work
[14:13] <setuid> $ ls > /dev/dsp
[14:13] <setuid> -bash: /dev/dsp: Permission denied
[14:13] <donkey_> well thanks radtoo for your help
[14:13] <setuid> crw-rw----+ 1 root audio 14, 3 2009-01-23 08:41 /dev/dsp
[14:13] <Guest81460> how can i run kismet and wicd at same time??
[14:14] <Radtoo> donkey_: np
[14:14] <miked595> anyone know how to fix the high cpu usage issue with flash+firefox ?
[14:14] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, if i am correct, the network being disabled is due to not setting up DHCP during the install?
[14:15] <AlexD73> hello...
[14:15] <TheFatHobbits> miked595 you could try flash10?
[14:15] <hajar> My computer  turns off and display a black screen with message ( run local boot) , does any one help me??
[14:15] <miked595> ya
[14:15] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, the #Ubuntu-server channel may be of more help
[14:15] <Hellsheep> Thank you.
[14:15] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:16] <miked595> TheFatHobbits:  flashplugin-nonfree_<IP_ADDRESS>ubuntu1~intrepid1_i386
[14:16] <Javache> does anybody see something wrong with this? http://pastebin.com/m5aa2fc9c or how to fix it?
[14:16] <shirish> hi all, does anybody how can I have a screen keyboard.
[14:16] <TheFatHobbits> ya
[14:16] <Jack_Sparrow> Javache, Please post a description of the problem along with your link
[14:16] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  ok , and i'm going to try that
[14:16] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  hope to talk to u under linux
[14:16] <gordonjcp> Javache: what needs fixed about it?
[14:16] <DavidLeon> how can i install mono on ubuntu?
[14:16] <Javache> Jack_Sparrow, problem was posted couple of minutes ago, parted says "can't have partition outside the disk"
[14:17] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: ok. if that doesn't work, keep asking. perhaps join the following channel --> /join #Jack_Sparrow
[14:17] <Mihasi> Radtoo: okay, it were the desktop effects. Dual screens up and running. Thanks for the help, really appreciate it!
[14:17] <DavidLeon> apt-get install mono fails
[14:17] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  ok
[14:17] <Jack_Sparrow> onetinsoldier, Dont make me smack you you sending people to my private channel
[14:18] <Mpole> hi all
[14:18] <onetinsoldier> Jack_Sparrow: doh, is it realy private? my bad
[14:18] <Dr_willis_> Party In Jack_Sparrow 's channel! :
[14:18] <Mpole> question: i have upgraded to 8.10. why does it take almost forever to load the OS?
[14:18] <onetinsoldier> Dr_willis_: oh boy, here we go! lol
[14:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Javache, your size is over the size of the drive by 2
[14:19] <Radtoo> Mihasi: sweet! no prob, again! just remember the defective module in case it comes back through an update... :p
[14:19] <Jack_Sparrow> Javache, 255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 18241 cylinders  and  you are trying  /dev/sdb1   *           1       18242
[14:19] <Guest81460> how to fix sound problem when i connected to wireless.it no good to hear that..
[14:19] <Javache> Jack_Sparrow, is that the number of blocks you are talking about? how could i fix it
[14:20] <Mihasi> Radtoo: okay, will do. :D
[14:20] <sipior> Mpole: well, what is "almost forever" in SI units?
[14:20] <BubbaGump> hi I have recently downloaded the 8.10 live disc iso from ubuntu website burned to a disc and clicked run. The software crashes when it reaches bluetooth, any ideas?
[14:20] <Jack_Sparrow> Javache, gparted
[14:20] <AlexD73> Hello, how can i get package for my hardy heron and save on a pendrive from another computer?
[14:20] <AlexD73> Hello, how can i get package for my hardy heron and save on a pendrive from another computer?
[14:20] <Javache> problem is gparted shows entire disk as unallocated, so i'm not able to resize it
[14:20] <Mihasi> Radtoo: and this really is sweet. I've used dual head under windows, but the screens seem to be so much bigger when I'm running linux. :P
[14:20] <Mohammad[B]> roozbehonline: :P
[14:20] <temppy> AlexD73: what package?
[14:20] <setuid> Weird, ok... so as root, I can bring up gnome-alsamixer and friends, my user is in the audio group, but it refuses to grant him read permissions to /dev/dsp
[14:20] <setuid> Why?
[14:21] <AlexD73> sudo apt-get install python-dbus python-twisted pythonserial
[14:21] <AlexD73> \
[14:21] <AlexD73> python-glade2 python-pysqlite2 wvdial python-notify \
[14:21] <AlexD73> python-gnome2 python-gnome2-extras python-serial
[14:21] <AlexD73> hal python-tz
[14:21] <FloodBot2> AlexD73: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:21] <AlexD73> ok, sorry...
[14:21] <Mohammad[B]> how to i  can use of proxy in terminal ?
[14:21] <Davedan> can anyone recommend a VPS hosting for ubuntu?
[14:21] <miked595> floodbot mad
[14:21] <roozbehonline> Mohammad[B]: eh
[14:21] <Radtoo> Mihasi: Hmm, the icon size and resolution is probably different... well, glad you like it even better!
[14:21] <roozbehonline> Mohammad[B]: tonal injai dada ? :p
[14:22] <setuid> Mohammad[B], http_proxy environment var
[14:22] <BubbaGump> when I use the live dics ubuntu freezes on Bluetooth [] any ideas or suggestions? The live disc does not load into the OS just freezes on the command line text bluetooth and does not go to <OK>
[14:22] <TheFatHobbits> Davedan i beleive FutureHosting does it. i used them but with debian. i beleive they have an ubuntnu solution
[14:22] <Mohammad[B]> roozbehonline: alane ke kick konana
[14:22] <DavidLeon> where those packages installed to (livecd)
[14:22] <DavidLeon> i'm trying out the ubuntu livecd
[14:23] <n8tuser> BubbaGump-> dont know, but can you try to disable bluetooth in your bios first?
[14:23] <roozbehonline> Mohammad[B]: chera ? mage maraz daran ? :p
[14:23] <DavidLeon> because the ubuntu livecd is already working fine on my machine
[14:23] <BubbaGump> there is no option to, the only options I can see are lanuch in safe graphics mode
[14:23] <DavidLeon> i don't want to install it to a VM HD
[14:23] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> they are called live, not persistent, so only runs in RAM
[14:24] <unop> AlexD73, you mean you want to download ubuntu packages on another machine and use a pendrive to bring them over?
[14:24] <Mihasi> Radtoo: Resolution and icons are about the same as in windows (I don't use desktop icons, I run gnome-do). I think it's the panel that's less bloated than the windows task bar. Altough I have the taskbar on autohide in windows so that doesn't make sense. ^^
[14:24] <c0p3rn1c> sudo chown username:username /media/MYBOOK/   ... action not allowed(msdos filesystem), any idea how to fix it?
[14:24] <kinja-sheep> What is it that I'm looking for?  A package that can disable the touchpad?
[14:24] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: can i use some VM HD for the purpose of installing extra software?
[14:24] <Mohammad[B]> roozbehonline: oomadam too yey ho ye online didiamdobare deghat kardam didam toee:P inja gir midan gheyre english sobat beshe :P
[14:24] <setuid> c0p3rn1c, You can't change permissions on a FAT32 fs
[14:24] <sipior> Mpole: one possibility is a network timeout. or maybe your big disk decided to fsck itself for that particular startup--i assume the problem is chronic?
[14:24] <unop> c0p3rn1c, FAT filesystems have no concepts of ownerships and permissions
[14:24] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: install ubuntu to my VM requires another 1G+ disk
[14:24] <Mohammad[B]> roozbehonline: saram dard gereft :P
[14:24] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: i don't like to perform that copy in my VM
[14:25] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> but you have to have the VM active so no you can not access a VM from a livecd
[14:25] <sipior> Mpole: viewing the boot messages should give you a good idea of what's going on
[14:25] <c0p3rn1c> setuid: how can I share this disk using samba? I keep getting [2009/01/22 10:39:31,  0] smbd/service.c:set_current_service(187)  chdir (/media/MYBOOK) failed
[14:25] <roozbehonline> Mohammad[B]: goore babashoon bezar gir bedan , khodemoono eshghe :p
[14:25] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: awesome mono now works on the livecd :D
[14:25] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> is you system hard disk deffecient ?
[14:26] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: not defficient
[14:26] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: just the disk is at a premium
[14:26] <DavidLeon> i don't own a very big HD
[14:26] <miked595> anyone know how to fix the flash+firefox high cpu usage on ubuntu 8.10. I have flash <IP_ADDRESS> installed
[14:26] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> they come very inexpensive now adays..
[14:26] <DavidLeon> copying livecd to HD is no fun in a VM
[14:27] <darksifer> hi guys. how can i start mysql server in ubuntu
[14:27] <darksifer> thx
[14:27] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: that waste a lot of time, livecd works as the same speed as HD in a VM
[14:27] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: so i don't want to recopy livecd to HD
[14:27] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> i think you can launch your VM and boot the livecd from it..you tried that?
[14:28] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: yeah, that's exactly what i'm doing, just i'm somewhat care about the memory restriction
[14:28] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> assuming your vm has access to such cdrom where livecd is
[14:28] <AlexD73> please help me: how can i get this package from another PC? (python-dbus python-twisted pythonserial
[14:28] <AlexD73> python-glade2 python-pysqlite2 wvdial python-notify python-gnome2 python-gnome2-extras python-serial)
[14:28] <onetinsoldier> miked595: there is a newer version available --> libflashplayer-10.0.d21.1.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[14:29] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> why dont you tell us all the restrictions you have instead of letting us know piece by piece of oh i cant do that or that or that
[14:29] <c0p3rn1c> how can I share a msdos filesystem usb disk using samba? I keep getting [2009/01/22 10:39:31,  0] smbd/service.c:set_current_service(187)  chdir (/media/MYBOOK) failed
[14:29] <miked595> onetinsoldier: that for 64bit or 32bit?
[14:29] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: err, how to tell the livecd to use some HD as a swap area?
[14:29] <onetinsoldier> miked595: oh, yeah...  64-bit
[14:29] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: i think that's enough info for me already :)
[14:30] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> no, you tell us all your restrictions, i dont want to suggest something and then you come back of oh i cant do that
[14:30] <onetinsoldier> isn't everyone using 64-bit? lol
[14:30] <Hellsheep> Jack_Sparrow, how do i save a file in Ubuntu?
[14:30] <miked595> hehe not yet i guess
[14:30] <onetinsoldier> hehe
[14:30] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: restrictions are disk usage quota is 1G, i want to do some mono development in my linuxbox and windows
[14:31] <unop> c0p3rn1c, at a terminal, can you change directory to /media/MYBOOK ?
[14:31] <miked595> my laptop is 64.. my old pc isn't
[14:31] <onetinsoldier> Hellsheep: with what utility?
[14:31] <c0p3rn1c> unop: yes
[14:31] <Hellsheep> nano
[14:31] <miked595> ewew nano
[14:31] <onetinsoldier> Hellsheep: roger. i only know vim
[14:31] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> keep it straight, what are the restrictions on your VM? dont confuse whats on the host
[14:31] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: i solved the problem of sharing code base on the windows host already, so the only problem is ensure the livecd get enough memory or swap area to use
[14:31] <Hellsheep> Ah okay np
[14:31] <dnet1> '/'
[14:32] <unop> c0p3rn1c, what does  mount | grep MYBOOK   # give you?
[14:32] <Monacofero> msttfonts are installed and it still was buggy. Now i deactivated desktop effects and the menu is visible finally. Maybe i use the wrong nvidia driver?
[14:32] <kinja-sheep> onetinsoldier: I found that I can disable it entirely under Mouse Preferences -- I also found a tutorial online that can turn off the touchpad while typing that I'll give it a try later.
[14:32] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> externals can usually be mounted if accessable
[14:32] <kinja-sheep> onetinsoldier: Meh.  Wrong message.
[14:32] <ezerhoden>  DavidLeon do you have a swap partition on the hd already?
[14:32] <DavidLeon> n8tuser: i've never learned how to mount a swap area :)
[14:32] <AlexD73> Excuse me someone know the link for package of python?
[14:32] <onetinsoldier> kinja-sheep: hehe, np
[14:32] <miked595> Hellsheep: can you just ctrl + O to writeot a file?
[14:32] <DavidLeon> ezerhoden: yeah
[14:32] <ezerhoden> DavidLeon: swapon /dev/whatever
[14:32] <DavidLeon> ezerhoden: ah
[14:32] <DavidLeon> thx
[14:32] <Hellsheep> I think so, will that work?
[14:33] <c0p3rn1c> unop: /dev/sdc1 on /media/MYBOOK type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,utf8,umask=077,flush)
[14:33] <miked595> ctrl G should give you the help Hellsheep
[14:33] <Hellsheep> kk
[14:33] <n8tuser> DavidLeon-> if your host swap already is used by the VM then you should have plenty, but you can in addition add a mounted partition for swap
[14:33] <Jack_Sparrow> Hellsheep, depends but I assume you need sudo access
[14:34] <gatoyla39> irc.gr
[14:34] <Jack_Sparrow> !gr
[14:34] <DavidLeon> ezerhoden: another thing, suppose i have /dev/hda1 is used for swapping, how do i extend this swapping area?
[14:34] <miked595> Jack_Sparrow: why would u need root to save a file?
[14:34] <Monacofero> i have another question - I installed songbird by putting the executible made targz-file in the terminal. it worked. but now i dont have a link in my starter - and i dont find the executable file for songbird in my directories.... where is it stored? from win i know /programs/... but .....??
[14:34] <miked595> unless you didnt own it of couse
[14:34] <AlexD73> Excuse me, someone can give me the link for manually download of hardy heron package?
[14:34] <Jack_Sparrow> miked595, If it is not in his /home
[14:35] <ezerhoden> DavidLeon: not sure, what do you mean extend?
[14:35] <Jack_Sparrow> miked595, I was again assuming he was editing a system file
[14:35] <DavidLeon> ezerhoden: i just don't know if swapon can do the magic to move the swap area of /dev/hda1 to /dev/hda2 which is larger than /dev/hda1 without reboot
[14:35] <gatoyla39> server otrere.irc.gr
[14:35] <ezerhoden> DavidLeon: already have a swap being used? you can switch to a new sway by using swapoff /dev/currentswap then the swapon /dev/newswap
[14:36] <DavidLeon> ezerhoden: or even better if i can directly resize the swap partition
[14:36] <unop> c0p3rn1c, do you get any other messages with that error message??
[14:36] <ezerhoden> DavidLeon: s/sway/swap
[14:36] <mib_s71rc0> an somebody help me to bring up an interface at boot without an ip adressa?
[14:36] <mib_s71rc0> how can i do that?
[14:37] <mib_s71rc0> help  pls
[14:37] <AlexD73> unop: Can you give me the link for download of hardy heron update package?
[14:37] <c0p3rn1c> unop: I'll pastbin my log 1 sec
[14:37] <DavidLeon> ezerhoden: can i swapon two partitions?
[14:37] <erUSUL> DavidLeon: yes and many more
[14:37] <DavidLeon> erUSUL: awesome
[14:37] <jafn> hi all
[14:37] <jafn> can somebody do me a favr
[14:37] <jafn> favor
[14:38] <z0mbix> try again ;)
[14:38] <jafn> enter on this url http://ocp.dnsalias.com/joomla/
[14:38] <DavidLeon> then livecd + swap partition is so great for a user who uses ubuntu as a VM
[14:38] <Monacofero> a silly question but enough for me - where can i find my installed programmes in the filemanager?
[14:38] <temppy> AlexD73: is apt-get failing for you?  anyway, the link is packages.ubuntu.com
[14:38] <DavidLeon> user won't need to install ubuntu if he use it only as a VM
[14:38] <unop> AlexD73, http://packages.ubuntu.com  #
[14:38] <Radtoo> Monacofero: the part you run is usually in /bin or /usr/bin ...
[14:38] <unomi> where can i edit what show when booting?
[14:39] <Jack_Sparrow> jafn, what are you trying to do with that link
[14:39] <Rooty> HI, how do I install my nvidea driver in Ibex? I ran envy but nothing seems to have changed
[14:39] <Monacofero> radtoo thx!
[14:39] <SlimeyPete> !nvidia
[14:39] <jafn> just see if you an see joomla form the outside
[14:39] <unomi> ie grub points to a wrong partition
[14:39] <c0p3rn1c> unop: http://paste.ubuntu.com/108594/
[14:39] <SlimeyPete> Rooty: you use the Restricted Drivers Manager
[14:39] <Jack_Sparrow> jafn, no
[14:39] <jafn> just see if you can see joomla from the outside
[14:39] <Radtoo> Monacofero: But there's more parts to a program which may be in various places.
[14:39] <SlimeyPete> envy is usually frowned upon, though some people seem to think it's okay
[14:39] <Javache> is it safe to remove an entry from the partition table and then creating a new table entry of the same type but this time with the right boundaries without loss of data?
[14:39] <Rooty> SlimeyPete: am looking now:)
[14:39] <AlexD73> unop: thank you very much....my friend have not internet connection and he need to update for install vodafone internet key...thak you...
[14:39] <Jack_Sparrow> Javache, nope
[14:40] <Javache> Jack_Sparrow, great :-) is there a way to do it safely then?
[14:40] <Jack_Sparrow> Javache, try resizing it down
[14:40] <temppy> jafn: I can't connect
[14:40] <Javache> Jack_Sparrow, with what? parted doesn't recognize any partition
[14:41] <jafn> umm ok thanks
[14:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Javache, since this isnt a   ubuntu support issue you will need to find some tools that can do it.. there is nothing we have other than basic editor
[14:42] <Javache> ok, thanks for the information anyway
[14:42] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[14:42] <Rooty> SlimeyPete: Where is the RDM please?
[14:43] <unop> c0p3rn1c, try mounting the drive with user nobody as the UID ..
[14:43] <unop> c0p3rn1c, sudo umount /dev/sdc1 && sudo mount -t vfat -o rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=65534,gid=65534,utf8,umask=077,flush /dev/sdc1 /media/MYBOOK
[14:45] <unomi> how can i go about getting cpu-freq to work on intrepid?
[14:45] <ezerhoden> unomi: it should just work, what do you need to do?
[14:46] <Monacofero> hmm, i cant find "songbird" anymore, was installed with terminal and worked properly. but now i have no starter......... ? Help PLS
[14:46] <ezerhoden> change the governor ?
[14:46] <unomi> its saying that no modules are loaded for my cpu
[14:46] <unomi> i want to control fan speed
[14:46] <ezerhoden> unomi: what is the cpu?
[14:46] <unomi> athlon
[14:47] <ugliefrog> hello all....Im currently trying to learn commands in the terminal is there a way to run more than one command at a time
[14:47] <unomi> ugliefrog: you mean in succession?
[14:47] <SlimeyPete> Rooty: System -> Administration -> Hardware Drivers
[14:47] <ezerhoden> ugliefrog: like with &&
[14:47] <ugliefrog> yes
[14:47] <unomi> you can use | to pipe output from one to another
[14:48] <Jack_Sparrow> !info abs-guide
[14:48] <c0p3rn1c> unop: it dident help, now I cant even view my files anymore
[14:48] <unomi> like `ls | grep mp3`
[14:48] <ugliefrog> lol is that it &
[14:48] <c0p3rn1c> unop: access denied
[14:48] <Jack_Sparrow> ugliefrog, see the abs guide as well
[14:49] <c0p3rn1c> unop: now only the root has access
[14:49] <unomi> when i install emifreq-applet : starting CPU frequencey scaling daemon: CpuFreq support not available. check sysfs is mounted and your CPU-specific module is loaded
[14:50] <ugliefrog> heres the line im trying [14:50] <unop> c0p3rn1c, how are you trying to view files??  through samba ? or through the file browswer?
[14:50] <unomi> | grep 4000
[14:50] <unomi> use 'pipe'
[14:50] <zakky_jo> salam
[14:50] <zakky_jo> slam
[14:50] <zakky_jo> salam
[14:51] <ugliefrog> kk ill try that real quick
[14:51] <marcelkoopman> compiz fusion, i cant see the cube, i tried ctrl-alt button1, but nothing happens
[14:51] <c0p3rn1c> unop: both
[14:51] <c0p3rn1c> unop: also I tried to cd in a terminal
[14:51] <zakky_jo> an indonesian here??
[14:51] <ttye0> My python-apt_0.7.4ubuntu7 package is breaking things on my system and I want to install a slightly older version deb of it on my box, but it won't let me because it's older. This is on a lpia system. Any ideas how to install an older deb? I already have it downloaded
[14:52] <SlimeyPete> !indonesian
[14:52] <unop> c0p3rn1c, yea, it's probably not going to work that way.. errm, i can't think of anything except maybe to make the mount point small case.
[14:53] <unop> c0p3rn1c, sudo umount /dev/sdc1 && sudo mkdir -p /media/mybook && sudo mount -t vfat -o rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=65534,gid=65534,utf8,umask=077,flush /dev/sdc1 /media/mybook
[14:53] <erUSUL> unomi: what cpu is this ?
[14:53] <unop> c0p3rn1c, you'll probably need to make changes in your smb.conf to reflect this
[14:53] <c0p3rn1c> unop: same problem
[14:54] <unomi> erUSUL: its an athlon
[14:54] <unop> c0p3rn1c, sorry. that command should be.  sudo umount /dev/sdc1 && sudo mkdir -p /media/mybook && sudo mount -t vfat -o rw,nosuid,nodev,uhelper=hal,shortname=mixed,uid=${UID},utf8,umask=077,flush /dev/sdc1 /media/mybook
[14:54] <erUSUL> unomi: which one? there were many o f them
[14:55] <unomi> erUSUL: the funny thing is that if i do lsmod i can see cpufreq mentioned : freq_table  12672 2 cpufreq_ondeman, cpufreq_stats
[14:55] <c0p3rn1c> unop: ok i can cd now
[14:55] <ugliefrog> sudo watch -n 5 netstat -putan  <---- works but not ---> sudo watch -n 5 netstat -putan | grep 4000
[14:55] <bn43> hi - is there a way to extract contents between specific character's in a file - what command should I use for this?
[14:55] <Doonz> j/ #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:55] <Doonz> doh
[14:56] <erUSUL> unomi: my athlon needs powernow_k8 but i do not know if yours is a k8 or not
[14:56] <psault> I am trying to re-install GRUB because my MBR got re-written by Windows. I've booted into Ubuntu using the CD. I cannot access the HD it seems. (I don't think it's in fstab for the CD).  is there a way I can mount the HD partition for Ubuntu and reinstall GRUB from here?
[14:56] <gmathews> Hello. I cant get audio in audacity. I am getting this in dmesg - [  591.525226] Too big adjustment 32
[14:56] <gmathews> [  616.712046] Too big adjustment 32
[14:56] <gmathews> [  616.720342] Too big adjustment 32
[14:56] <erUSUL> unomi: i ask again what athlon model do you have ??
[14:56] <bn43> I mean I have a file with *<IP_ADDRESS>* and just need the content between * *
[14:56] <c0p3rn1c> unop: still the same problem in samba though
[14:56] <erUSUL> bn43: all lines are like that ? *something* ?
[14:57] <unomi> erUSUL: just looking thru dmesg : AMD Athlon XP 2400+ stepping 01
[14:57] <bn43> erUSUL: yesh
[14:57] <ezerhoden> psault: use the  grub shell, it's been a while but google should have some hints
[14:57] <erUSUL> bn43: cut -d* -f2 file > newfile
[14:57] <c0p3rn1c> unop: in the #samba chatroom they say I should use "force user"
[14:58] <c0p3rn1c> unop: in samba
[14:58] <RaverWild> hello guys. acer aspire one user here. i have the problem that because of my small screen (9 inch) i cant see the buttons of some windows who cant be resized to get them smaller. is there any solution for this? a way to scroll or something...?
[14:59] <z0mbix> RaverWild: hold alt then drag the windows
[14:59] <unop> c0p3rn1c, hmm, have you tried that?
[14:59] <ttye0> Anyone have a link for updating from Hardy to Intrepid without Synaptic or dist-upgrade?
[14:59] <RaverWild> z0mbix, thanks. will try it!
[14:59] <c0p3rn1c> unop: not yet, I dident read the manual sofar
[14:59] <ugliefrog> anyone?
[15:00] <ugliefrog> sudo watch -n 5 netstat -putan  <---- works but not ---> sudo watch -n 5 netstat -putan | grep 4000
[15:00] <unop> ugliefrog,   sudo watch -n 5 'netstat -putan | grep 4000'
[15:00] <gmathews> are there other programs like audacity
[15:00] <lier_> Hello, everybody
[15:01] <ugliefrog> im missing the '
[15:01] <onetinsoldier> ttye0: without Synaptic yes.. without dist-upgrade? no
[15:01] <unop> ugliefrog, indeed
[15:01] <ttye0> Damn, then I need to find a deb source with dist-upgrade. I'm using lpia and it's not in any of my default sources
[15:01] <erUSUL> unomi: in theory there exist a powernow_k7 module but i can not find it in ubuntu...
[15:01] <TheFatHobbits> ttye0. update-manager -d
[15:02] <Huffameg> hi! I want to install a flash player. i have downloaded the .tar.gz, un packed it, but then I don't understand what to do.. i've tried googling it but it surpasses a noobie mind.. can someone help please?
[15:02] <z0mbix> RaverWild: http://www.sampletheweb.com/2007/12/09/ubuntu-on-the-asus-eee-pc-part-1-or-how-to-run-a-functional-ubuntu-install-off-a-usb-drive/
[15:02] <z0mbix> RaverWild: Step4
[15:02] <ttye0> TheFatHobbits: Says I'm totally up to date
[15:02] <ttye0> Essentially, I can't launch Synaptics cause my python-apt 0.7.4 is broken
[15:02] <TheFatHobbits> ah
[15:02] <ttye0> It wont' let me downgrade and it won't let me upgrade
[15:02] <DarkKnight> can anyone tell me why memory test runs everytime when I boot the system
[15:03] <onetinsoldier> Huffameg: mkdir ~/mozilla/plugins  ...after that, copy the libflashplayer.so into ~/mozilla/plugins
[15:03] <ttye0> Since I don't have dist-upgrade in any of my sources I can't run it either heh
[15:03] <onetinsoldier> Huffameg: oops.. hang on
[15:03] <DavidLeon> how can i install mono-xbuild in ubuntu?
[15:03] <onetinsoldier> Huffameg: that should be...  ~/.mozilla/plugins
[15:03] <psault> is there a way to mount /dev/sda2 if it's not in fstab? like, is there a way to put it into memory as having been there to begin with?
[15:03] <ttye0> Intrepid has a newer and unbroken version of python-apt, but I can't get it installed
[15:03] <ugliefrog> ahh sweet, u guys are awesome.......learning curve for me but i love it.......wish i would have switched long time ago :)
[15:03] <DavidLeon> it tells me to sudo apt-get install mono-xbuild
[15:03] <ttye0> It's kinda catch-22
[15:03] <DavidLeon> but it fails to find the package
[15:04] <unomi> erUSUL: if i try insmod powernow-k8.ko OR powernow-k7.ko it says no such device
[15:04] <DarkKnight> can anyone tell me why memory test runs everytime when I boot the system
[15:04] <Huffameg> onetinsoldier: and that's all? thanks..
[15:05] <unomi> DarkKnight: because its set to default?
[15:05] <z0mbix> DarkKnight: check your /boot/grub/menu.lst file
[15:05] <ezerhoden> unomi: modprobe powernow_k7
[15:05] <erUSUL> unomi: powernow-k8 fails becouse yours is not a k8 cpu... not sure about the later... are you sure your cpu supports cpufreq scaling ?
[15:06] <onetinsoldier> Huffameg: you're welcome. after installing, just check it out to make sure in firefox with   'about:plugins'  in the address bar. but yep, that should do it, as long as you don't have any other version of flash on your system(can cause trouble)
[15:06] <unomi> ezerhoden: fatal error
[15:06] <gofg> I am having trouble getting my volume hotkeys to work. What's the terminal command for increasing the volume, anyway?
[15:06] <gofg> If I knew, I could do it myself in my config files.
[15:06] <unomi> erUSUL: not particularily
[15:07] <DarkKnight> unomi ,z0mbix; actually its one of my friends laptop....is there any way to skip this memory test
[15:07] <ezerhoden> gofg: alsamixer
[15:07] <gofg> ezerhoden, i assume the manpage will fill me in
[15:07] <gofg> thank you!
[15:07] <gofg> :D
[15:07] <alcohol> guys, how do I boot an xp cd if it doesn't seem to wanna boot?
[15:07] <alcohol> can I use the bootloader in some way?
[15:07] <z0mbix> DarkKnight: yes, by checking the menu.lst and making sure it's not set to the default boot entry
[15:07] <Rooty> Hi, I have installed Envy and downloaded the nvidia driver but I can't find the Restricted Driver Manager or figure out what to do next. Can someone advise please?
[15:08] <unomi> DarkKnight: which memory test are you talking about? the one that runs for several minutes or bios POST ?
[15:08] <gofg> ezerhoden, it doesn't appear to take the volume-increase argument when starting?
[15:08] <DarkKnight> unomi; the one which takes several minutes
[15:10] <ezerhoden> gofg: launch it and shift + or - to change volume
[15:10] <erUSUL> unomi: please paste the output of find /lib/modules -name '*powernow*' in a pastebin
[15:10] <gofg> ezerhoden, that isn't very keyboard-shortcut friendly.
[15:10] <ezerhoden> gofg: maybe someone has a better idea
[15:11] <adac> Can aynone hel me with remote access to mysql database?
[15:11] <Greyhound-> would hardy or intrepid 64 be better suited for a core i7 system with a nvidia gtx 260 gfx card and 6GB ddr3?
[15:12] <erUSUL> Greyhound-: you need 64 bits to access all the memory
[15:13] <erUSUL> !envyng | Rooty
[15:13] <onetinsoldier> Greyhound-: sounds like a very new system overall, so i would think you shuold go with Intrepid, almost certainly, and yeah 64-bit
[15:13] <Rooty> erUSUL thanks
[15:14] <ttye0> My python-apt_0.7.4ubuntu7 package is breaking things on my system and I want to install a slightly older version deb of it on my box, but it won't let me because it's older. This is on a lpia system. Any ideas how to install an older deb? I already have it downloaded
[15:14] <Guest9369> how can i take my desktop screenshot??the key "PrtSC SysRQ" not work on ubuntu i think..
[15:14] <alcohol> Guest9369: it does for me
[15:14] <fosco_> Guest45950: execute gnome-screenshot
[15:15] <alcohol> Guest9369: it askes me where I want to save the screenshot when I press it
[15:15] <erUSUL> Guest9369: wroks here just fine you can use gimp or import from command line
[15:15] <badcat> greetings everyone.
[15:15] <onetinsoldier> ttye0: you can always force it. however, dpkg will probably complain about it being an older version every time you use a package manager
[15:15] <Guest9369> maybe it not work when i on fluxbox
[15:15] <Some_ux> Can I use iptables to create a firewall rule on an interface that is not yet up ?
[15:15] <Greyhound-> erUSUL I'm aware of that :P maybe I didn't make myself clear.. the decission was between hardy and intrepid, both 64 bit
[15:15] <zorglu_> q. i recently updated my netbook aspire one with a atheros 5k wifi card, and i lost the wifi. anybody reported a similar problem ?
[15:16] <ttye0> onetinsoldier: How do I force it? Can't I blacklist specific versions?
[15:16] <onetinsoldier> ttye0: go to the .deb package... and  sudo dpkg --force-depends -i <package>
[15:16] <alcohol> Greyhound-: he said intrepid
[15:16] <erUSUL> Greyhound-: as onetinsoldier said it is pretty new hardware so intrepid may be a better fit
[15:16] <Travis-42> i'm about to upgrade to 8.10 and it says that "32 packages are going to be removed".  Does this mean these programs/packages are no longer available in 8.10?
[15:16] <waylandbill> Hello. I am curious if it is possible to install 8.04 in place of 8.10 using a live cd and home on a different partition and configuration files in the home directory would be okay. Just curious if anyone has done such a thing.
[15:16] <badcat> can anyone give me some advice. i am trying to get rid of a copy of the ubuntu 8.04 kernel.
[15:16] <Some_ux> even more important, can i use iptables to create a firewall tool on an interface that does not yet exist ?
[15:16] <ttye0> onetinsoldier: Awesome! I couldn't find out how to force it anywhere I looked
[15:17] <ttye0> onetinsoldier: Thanks
[15:17] <waylandbill> Travis-42, that means those packages are no longer required as dependencies.
[15:17] <onetinsoldier> Travis-42: probably, or perhaps they live under a slightly different name. i usually worry about that kind of thing once the upgrade is all done
[15:17] <Travis-42> thanks waylandbill and onetinsoldier :-)
[15:18] <onetinsoldier> Travis-42: and perhaps what waylandbill said, yeah. you're welcome and good luck!
[15:18] <onetinsoldier> ttye0: you're welcome. it's all in the map page for dpkg
[15:18] <waylandbill> I can almost bet it is a program used one library and it was superceded by a different libary.
[15:18] <onetinsoldier> man page*
[15:18] <Some_ux> Can i create a filter rule using iptables on an interface that is not yet up, or even on an interface that does not yet exist ?
[15:19]  * N3bunel saluta
[15:19] <Rooty> Hi, how do I edit what runs at startup please?
[15:19] <unomi> erUSUL: the output shows one of each powernow-k7.ko and powernow-k8.ko for each kernel version i have
[15:20] <DarkKnight> unomi; any idea??
[15:20] <unomi> DarkKnight: sorry wasnt following
[15:20] <caimlas> DarkKnight, question was?
[15:21] <waylandbill> !startup | Rooty
[15:21] <unomi> if its the long one its probably because its set to default by grub
[15:21] <unomi> sudo apt-get install startupmanager
[15:22] <DarkKnight> caimlas; well my friend recently installed hardy 32-bit, and when he booted his system he always gets memory test which takes a long time to finish
[15:22] <unomi> and use that to set what to do by default at boot
[15:22] <unomi> by chance, does the memory test show any probs?
[15:22] <Some_ux> Is it possible to use iptables on an interface that is not yet created or not yet up ?
[15:22] <caimlas> DarkKnight, memory test? what's the screen say? is it memtest86?
[15:22] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  I'm back
[15:22] <caimlas> didn't know that ran by default
[15:22] <Adam-85> with same problem
[15:22] <DarkKnight> unomi ;so if i run that startupmanager installation will it help
[15:23] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: awww, dangit!
[15:23] <unomi> it will give you an easy way to fix it, probably ;)
[15:23] <Rooty> waylandbill - THanks!
[15:23] <Rooty> !boot
[15:23] <TheFatHobbits> Some_ux arent the iptable rules stored in config? so you could set them up for an interface that isnt ocnifugred yet or in
[15:24] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: does the generic vesa driver not even work?
[15:24] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  i make my devis is vesa
[15:24] <letalis> does the linux-rt kernel have framebuffer support?
[15:24] <Adam-85> and didn't work
[15:24] <ASUS-tek> hey hi hemanth
[15:24] <letalis> it would seem that the framebuffer consoles dont work nwo that i am using the rt kernel
[15:24] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: post a pastebin url of the following file --> /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[15:24] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  in section device
[15:25] <Adam-85> ok
[15:25] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Can access to this room with black screen
[15:25] <Some_ux> TheFatHobbits: Do you mean iptables-save > /etc/sysconfig/iptables ?
[15:26] <Locker> Dreaman
[15:26] <TheFatHobbits> ah i only know about editing the iptables files residing in /etc
[15:26] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: sorry, i don't understand about accessing this room
[15:26] <Adam-85> i mean i have connection to internet via F1  . 2 . 3  . 6
[15:26] <TheFatHobbits> not application based
[15:26] <kuzmich_ru> есть кто-т, кто говорит по русски?
[15:26] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: ok, roger. you can use a utility named 'pastebinit'
[15:27] <hatter243> !ru | kuzmich_ru
[15:27] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[15:27] <Adam-85> how to use it with bash
[15:27] <Adam-85> ok and how to chat with this room under bash
[15:28] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: learn to the 'irssi' irc client...   apt-get install irssi
[15:28] <linduxed> is there a way to unfreeze a tty?
[15:28] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  is it give access to room chat under bash
[15:28] <Adam-85> it's good
[15:28] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: yes
[15:28] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  it's ok
[15:29] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier: well i will try to reboot and get my error log
[15:29] <onetinsoldier> linduxed: probably.. in what way is it frozen?
[15:29] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: ok.. i hear you
[15:29] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  and install pastebinit
[15:29] <soc> hi
[15:30] <soc> i have a directory with some files and symlinks which point to these files
[15:30] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Peace be upon you
[15:30] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: thank you, and good luck to you!
[15:30] <soc> if i rename the directory, the symlinks break, because they still point to the old directory
[15:30] <soc> how can i rename the dir without breaking symlinks?
[15:30] <linduxed> onetinsoldier: well... i ran a "sudo updatedb" and its finished, but the tty is unresponsive
[15:31] <onetinsoldier> linduxed: you have a prompt but it doesn't respond to keyboard at all?
[15:31] <Some_ux> here's the actual problem, If iptables rules can only be applied on interfaces that are up, doesn't that mean that the computer is vulnerable for the small period of time where the interface has just been established but the rules have not yet been applied ?
[15:31] <onetinsoldier> linduxed: normally i would say to type in   reset
[15:32] <onetinsoldier> linduxed: ot try  Ctrl+z... but if it's that frozen... i'm not sure
[15:32] <TheFatHobbits> most likely Some_ux. but i dont know for sure
[15:32] <onetinsoldier> linduxed: or try  Ctrl+z... but if it's that frozen... i'm not sure
[15:32] <jonaskoelker> hi all.  My firefox always starts up in offline mode.  How do I make it start in online mode?
[15:32] <jusama14> Hi
[15:33] <linduxed> onetinsoldier: shit.... i dont wanna reboot this server
[15:33] <TheFatHobbits> Some_ux, dunno if this will help http://danieldegraaf.afraid.org/info/iptables/examples
[15:34] <Some_ux> reading
[15:34] <jusama14> Hi, I think there is a problem with my current video driver. I can't view a youtube video in full screen w/out intense lagging. Here is my lspci
[15:34] <jusama14> http://paste.ubuntu.com/108615/
[15:34] <onetinsoldier> linduxed: i'm sure there's some way to reset it. it's only one of the consoles that's stuck, correct?
[15:35] <jusama14> Does anyone know which is the correct xserver-xorg-video package I need?
[15:35] <linduxed> onetinsoldier: yeah
[15:35] <NET||abuse> hi guys.. having a bit of an issue with our KVM setup on Hardy,, we try to virsh-install from a cd ISO for hardy server amd64,, now we have done this 3 times before on the same server with the same ISO file(it's been sitting there being reused) but we havn't done it in a little while..
[15:36] <Some_ux> TheFatHobbits: That's a lot to read :) Anyway, I noticed that they say you can:  pre-up iptables-restore < /etc/iptables.conf (which means you can rig the rules pre-up)
[15:36] <n8tuser> Some_ux -> you can make your argument to folks in #iptables
[15:36] <linduxed> onetinsoldier: hmmm, ctrl+q did the trick after killing the tty
[15:36] <Some_ux> n8user: cool, thanks
[15:36] <onetinsoldier> linduxed: ahh! cool
[15:37] <TheFatHobbits> Some_ux glad i could help
[15:37] <NET||abuse> the installer runs and about 3/4's of the way through the progress bar freezes, and kvm is using 100% cpu on a 4core cpu(meaning 1 core is maxed out) the other 2 vm's still run as well as the host os, it's just trying to bootstrap the installer kernel into the vm instance at this point.
[15:38] <kernel> Hey,.all.. How can I do fluxbox default window manager?
[15:38] <NET||abuse> Anyone know of a common reason this might occur? host is Hardy amd64 server KVM,
[15:38] <onetinsoldier> kernel: this might work...   sudo update-alternatives --config x-window-manager
[15:38] <Radtoo> NET||abuse: No idea in itself but kvm has frequent revisions and updates to the kernel module... have you tried updating?
[15:39] <jusama14> is there a process manager in ubuntu?
[15:39] <frca> updates didn't actually help with the "delete without warning" problem
[15:39] <onetinsoldier> jusama14: yes.. several.. try   htop  ....you might need to install it first
[15:39] <unomi> jusama14: system moniter -> processes?
[15:39] <n8tuser> jusama14-> off course there is
[15:40] <unomi> system monitor even
[15:40] <frca> that happens in nautilus and on desktop when pressing delete key
[15:40] <Baughn> Whenever I plug out and re-plug my usb keyboard, it reverts to US english.. is there any way I can set it to my preferred layout permanently?
[15:40] <kernel> onetinsoldier, Very Thanks..
[15:40] <jusama14> I'm trying to update this stuff but it's stuck on "configuring msttcorefonts"
[15:40] <kernel> onetinsoldier, i will reboot : )
[15:40] <Baughn> (Note: Said preferred layout exists as an xmodmap script based on US english)
[15:40] <jusama14> so I need to terminate this
[15:40] <n8tuser> Baughn-> dont know, perhaps look into your udev rules about your keyboard
[15:40] <Baughn> n8tuser: I have udev rules?
[15:41] <onetinsoldier> kernel: ok, roger. but i don't recall chatting to a kernel! is this Adam-85?
[15:41] <ziroday> jusama14: are you running this install in a terminal or through synaptic or what?
[15:41] <onetinsoldier> kernel: anyway, you're welcome
[15:41] <n8tuser> Baughn-> have you even looked for it?
[15:41] <jusama14> I double clicked on the icon at the top right saying that I need to install updates
[15:41] <Baughn> n8tuser: ..I think it's probably an X11 issue, though
[15:41] <Radtoo> n8tuser: wasn't that a HAL thing?
[15:42] <n8tuser> Radtoo -> hal feeds udev i believe
[15:42] <Radtoo> Baughn: Yes, but it uses that for autodetection... it even overrides user config usually.
[15:42] <Baughn> n8tuser: I have, but I have no idea where to look
[15:42] <jusama14> my main problem however is getting my video drivers working correctly.
[15:42] <n8tuser> Baughn -> me neither, whoever designed udev made it just more complicated
[15:42] <Baughn> In my day such things were configured statically. :/
[15:42] <Radtoo> n8tuser: I configured mine at the hal level.
[15:42] <kernel> onetinsoldier, Hmm.. no changed..
[15:42] <jusama14> Can anyone help?
[15:43] <n8tuser> Baughn -> look around /etc/udev/rules.d
[15:43] <onetinsoldier> kernel: still need to see the pastebin of /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[15:43] <Radtoo> Baughn: Its a relatively recent feature of xorg. :)
[15:44] <Yuretsz1> Hi. How can I install  two versions of one deb pakage?
[15:44] <onetinsoldier> kernel: i think the command for that would be something like   pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[15:44] <onetinsoldier> kernel: although i've never used pastebinit myself
[15:45] <Radtoo> Baughn: Its getting very nice though, you can plug even wacom devices and spaceorbs and whatever now and get reasonable auto-configuration. The keyboard is about the biggest annoyance. Anyhow, I configured mine in /etc/hal/fdi/policy/10-x11-input.fdi - dunno if you could also do it in udev as n8tuser said, though.
[15:46] <xnmrph> Can anyone tell me how to list the UUIDs of drives that Ubuntu can see?
[15:46] <phanbt> hi guys how do I send ping through a tunnel?
[15:46] <zash_> xnmrph: ls /dev/disk/by-uuid/
[15:46] <xnmrph> zash: how do I match volume labels to those UUIDs?
[15:46] <Radtoo> phanbt: if the tunnel is in your routing table I think it will be sent there if you use it as usual...
[15:46] <zash_> xnmrph: check /dev/disk/by-*
[15:47] <zash_> xnmrph: there is by-label and by-uuid and some more
[15:47] <xnmrph> zash: I have. But I don't know which partitions match which UUIDs
[15:47] <xnmrph> I'll take another look
[15:47] <Radtoo> phanbt: if not, we'd first have to understand how you use it at all, anyhow.
[15:47] <zash_> xnmrph: they apear as symlinks to /dev/sd?*
[15:47] <phanbt> I have a tunnel with 00-00-00 HWAddr so if I  send "ping -I tun0 <IP_ADDRESS>" wireshark show that is has an invalid ether frame
[15:47] <Yuretsz1> Can I install .deb package to the not default directory?
[15:47] <kYd1> hey guys, can some body give me some advice please. Im running ubuntu (live) & am trying to install using the shortcut on the desktop, however when the 'prepare partitions' dialog comes up it doesn't show any partitions what so ever ..... gparted does tho? Any ideas please. thx
[15:48] <genii> jonaskoelker: In file ~/.mozilla//firefox/*.default/prefs.js             change: user_pref("browser.offline", true);       to: user_pref("browser.offline", false);
[15:48] <xnmrph> zash: in that folder is just a list of disks by UUID. I don't know which partitions they refer to
[15:48] <zash_> xnmrph: ls -l should give you $UUID -> ../../sd??
[15:49] <Radtoo> phanbt: I have no clue how your tunnel works with that hwaddr... sorry.
[15:49] <tomtom099> hi folks, I have set up my system with a dynamic IP address, now I want to switch to a fixed IP adress, still in the same network (at home). Where do I change this setting?
[15:49] <xnmrph> zash: yes, that works. I was looking via nautilus, thanks
[15:49] <kYd1> any ideas on the partitions not showing during install?? Please.
[15:50] <zash_> xnmrph: xterm > nautilus :D
[15:50] <JohnWittle> pcman > nautilus
[15:50] <xnmrph> ;-)
[15:50] <onetinsoldier> Yuretsz1: i think so... hang on
[15:51] <itnet7> kYd1,  if you open a terminal do you have any paritions mounted?
[15:51] <kYd1> itnet7: Yes it shows my windows (sda1) as mount, im running the installer off unetbootin
[15:51] <mfdavid> I would like to include my game on the official ubuntu repository. What should I do? What is the protocol for that?
[15:52] <xnmrph> It's a shame there isn't a tool that just creates a table of uuid vs id vs label etc
[15:52] <NET||abuse> hmm, shutting down our kvm server, seems such a shame without either the host or either guest going down for 188 days..
[15:52] <Yuretsz1>  onetinsoldier: I need to install several versions of wine
[15:52] <zash_> xnmrph: you could probably do that with some shell scriöpt
[15:52] <Jeruvy> tomtom099: /etc/network/interfaces see 'man interfaces' for details on config.
[15:52] <itnet7>  kYd1 Last night I had mounted my partition to move some files into a directory before installing using the shortcut. my partition didn't appear in the parmanager until after I unmounted it
[15:52] <xnmrph> I could. But I'm bone idle ;-)
[15:53] <ChrisUK> Hello, can anybody help me? I cannot get my Nvidia ge-force 5500 graphics card to work. I've tried installing the recommended driver 173 and others but I cannot activate 3D graphics for games or Compiz.
[15:53] <Radtoo> NET||abuse: service downtime is fun? :)
[15:53] <caimlas> anyone know if there's a fix for the kernel post-2.6.18 I/O latency/load issues in the pipeline yet?
[15:53] <kYd1> itnet7: thanks Ill give that a go now
[15:53] <itnet7> I would unmount the partition, hit the back button and hit manual again to see if it discovers it then
[15:53] <Radtoo> NET||abuse: Just throw in a new kernel and KVM v and it will be nicer anyhow, eh... ;)
[15:53] <itnet7>  kYd1 no problem
[15:54] <mfdavid> ChrisUK: im not on ubuntu right now, and I dont remember. But if you click on the upper menus, you will find a place where you can install proprietary stuff. Ubuntu should recognize your card and install it for you.
[15:55] <onetinsoldier> Yuretsz1: i don't know. if there's a way i can't find it right now, sorry.
[15:55] <Max007> Hio
[15:55] <Max007> Hi
[15:55] <mfdavid> ChrisUK: try at "system - hardware drivers" or something like that.
[15:55] <Max007> Can someone help me with resizing a software raid partition ?
[15:55] <ChrisUK> mfdavid: Tried that. It recommends that I install drivers 173
[15:55] <ChrisUK> mfdavid: These drivers do not work
[15:55] <alcohol> I want to add my windows install to /boot/grub/menu.lst, but how do I figure out what the root is? I know it is on /windows (/dev/sda1) but how do I figure out what hd0,x value that is?
[15:56] <onetinsoldier> Yuretsz1: there is a way to 'extract' .deb packages to a different dir than the default.. but i don't know about officially installing a .deb to a different dir
[15:56] <mfdavid> ChrisUK: what happens? You can boot, use the PC but no 3D? or what?
[15:56] <stuart_lind> alcohol sda is hd0,0
[15:56] <alcohol> positive?
[15:56] <stuart_lind> yep
[15:57] <alcohol> isn't there a command to get the value though?
[15:57] <alcohol> it's just a fact, or?
[15:57] <stuart_lind> sda partition 1  is hdo,0
[15:57] <SlimeyPete> depends on the BIOS
[15:57] <linux_stu> i can't figure out why all my task lists aren't being displayed in evolutions "task" window.  does anyone know how to fix this?
[15:57] <SlimeyPete> the BIOS disk order determines the hdx,x bit
[15:57] <stuart_lind> hd counts at 0 sda starts at 1
[15:57] <ChrisUK> mfdavid: I get a blank screen, I then have to run the dpkg xserver to get it running again
[15:57] <alcohol> I'll give it a shot then, thanks
[15:57] <mfdavid> humm
[15:58] <Yuretsz1> onetinsoldier: Ok, thanks.
[15:58] <caimlas> !I/O latency bug
[15:58] <onetinsoldier> Yuretsz1: ok, you're welcome. see the man page for 'dpkg-deb'
[15:59] <christkdcdd> hello
[15:59] <christkdcdd> hello
[16:01] <wifi_nubu> Wow... Ubuntu picked up my Hauppage TV tuner out of the box.  Amazing.
[16:02] <doglino> HOw I do to play .ape files in rhythmbox??
[16:03] <mw-home_> How can I find out if I have a 64-bit CPU?
[16:03] <Radtoo> mw-home_: cat /proc/cpuinfo for instance.
[16:04] <sanguisdex> so its cellpone upgrade time, what would yall recommend for calender/address book syncing
[16:04] <tomtom099> How do I assign a fixed IP address (dont want no DHCP anymore)?
[16:04] <Chris-UK> does anyone know anything  on Nvidia graphics cards? I am having problems activating y Nvidia geforce 5500 on Ubuntu 8.10 o enable 3D effects or games and compiz. i've already downloaded the recommended drivers 173 but they do not work.
[16:05] <CyL> How do I change the character encoding in Ubuntu?
[16:05] <Terabyte> hey
[16:05] <amy___> hello
[16:05] <PolitikerNEU> Hello everyone, I got a question: What program can I use to display how much (network)traffic each process uses, and a problem: my Xorg is eating up ~70% of one of my CPUs power
[16:05] <dougl> Chris-UK, define they don't work?
[16:05] <amy___> can anyone tell me whether there is a way to update xchat?
[16:05] <Terabyte> is it possible to open a console from the file browser (gnome) open ready at the location you're at?
[16:06] <ChrisUK> dougl: Well, when I install the drivers and I reboot I get a blank screen.
[16:06] <Terabyte> so i'm staring at a directory of files and want to carry out a console command on all those files, i could open, and then cd.. copy and paste the location etc... but i'd rather just rightclick the window and say "open location in console" is there such a feature? there certainly seems to be in mandriva
[16:06] <AGreenCyber> Hello, does someone have the debian package of pgpool-II-2.1?
[16:06] <dougl> Chris-UK, can you get to a console/prompt
[16:07] <ChrisUK> dougl: termial?
[16:07] <onetinsoldier> PolitikerNEU: i can't give you exact command options, but the 'lsof' command
[16:07] <CyL> Any help on changing the character encondig in Ubuntu?
[16:07] <onetinsoldier> PolitikerNEU: man lsof
[16:07] <wemakeyousoundba> Terabyte, make or find a script to do that
[16:07] <dougl> Chris-UK, yes
[16:07] <ChrisUK> dougl: yes, I'm there.
[16:08] <Terabyte> wemakeyousoundba, well it's a difficult concept to describe, i'm not quite sure what you would google, i was hoping sombody here knew and could point me to one
[16:08] <usr13> Terabyte: Terabyte I think you need to explain a little further what you are wanting to do.
[16:08] <linduxed> im trying to get into this server with ssh
[16:08] <linduxed> i get the following
[16:08] <linduxed> http://pastebin.com/m37fb22b5
[16:08] <usr13> Terabyte: If you are using gnome, you can just create an Icon on the desktop
[16:09] <Terabyte> usr13, i want to navigate to a location on my computer (for example /a/very/long/folder/location) and righclick the file browser window and say "open in terminal" where a terminal should spawn, with the current directory set to that of the file browser
[16:09] <onetinsoldier> PolitikerNEU: actually, i'm not certain that command will give you the info you are looking for, but it might help
[16:09] <dougl> Chris-UK, try installing them manually as root and see watch to see what the issue is... that is an old card check to see it is still supported.
[16:10] <Terabyte> usr13 sort of rightclick 'open terminal with this working directory' menu
[16:10] <Su> hey, i have a problem with my wireless connection. i can connect when the network is reset and have no password. but when i set the password i can't :s anyone know why?  (its not wrong pass)
[16:10] <jusama14> Hi, I'm trying to install this driver but I got an error
[16:10] <Seveas> Terabyte, look at the nautilus-actions package
[16:10] <jusama14> Error:
[16:10] <jusama14>   This driver package is only support the default kernel
[16:10] <jusama14>   "2.6.22-14-generic" for Ubuntu 7.10
[16:10] <Chris-UK> dougl: ok, thanks
[16:11] <jusama14> I'm following this guide - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UniChrome
[16:11] <Terabyte> Seveas thanks
[16:11] <usr13> Terabyte: Yea, just create an icon on the Desktop or simply create a symbolic link to the target directory on the Desktop
[16:11] <Seveas> jusama14, and are you using ubuntu 7.10?
[16:11] <usr13> Terabyte: ln -s /home/user-name/target/directory Desktop/
[16:11] <jusama14> No, I'm using 8.10 but that driver isn't available for 8.10
[16:12] <PolitikerNEU> As far as I have read the man page, this tool only allows me to list which network files are opened by process, not the amount of traffic
[16:12] <javalnanda> n,n
[16:12] <jusama14> Seveas, No, I'm using 8.10 but that driver isn't available for 8.10
[16:12] <amy___> hello
[16:12] <Seveas> jusama14, then find a manual for 8.10 :)
[16:12] <phanbt> when doesn't tun0 have a mac address
[16:12] <usr13>  Terabyte Or right-click on an empty spot on the desktop and create an Icon that will point to the directory
[16:12] <jusama14> Seveas, well that's what I searched and only found this.
[16:13] <jusama14> Seveas, is there anyway I can force it to install on 8.10?
[16:13] <phanbt> I have routes go to tun0 but then tun0 doesn't have a mac address so the result is malform data packet
[16:13] <Seveas> phanbt, because it doesn't need one
[16:13] <Seveas> jusama14, nope
[16:13] <Terabyte> usr13 i don't want an icon for this, that's too permanent for something so on the fly
[16:13] <usr13> Terabyte: Then what do  you want?
[16:13] <Terabyte> usr13, i just want to quickly open a console, running from the current location so i can carry out operations on the current directory
[16:13] <Seveas> Terabyte, if nautilus-open-here still exists as a package, that used to have this exact addon for nautilus
[16:13] <onetinsoldier> PolitikerNEU: roger that. that's why after thinking about it a bit, i said that it might not give you the info you are really looking for. you might need to use several utilities all at once and monitor stuff for a while with them
[16:14] <Terabyte> thanks Seveas
[16:14] <phanbt> Seveas:  could you explain why doesn't it need one?
[16:14] <usr13> You could set F12 as hotkey for terminal.
[16:14] <kinja-sheep> !info nautilus-open-terminal | Terabyte
[16:14] <amy___> can anybody tell me how to register xchat?
[16:14] <Terabyte> usr13, what i want may well be what nautilus-open here
[16:14] <phanbt> where does the MAC get encapsulated?
[16:14] <Terabyte> does
[16:14] <Terabyte> that's exactly it
[16:14] <kinja-sheep> !register | amy___
[16:14] <usr13> Terabyte: Ok, very good.
[16:15] <Matic> Hi all, who can explain this, I have installed apache2 source and php5 source and configured to the best of my knowledge, phpinfo shows me that everything is alright but when I try to view a .php file, it just displays a blank page, might this be something to do with the parsing of php pages? please help someone
[16:15] <onetinsoldier> PolitikerNEU: utilities such as iptraf, htop, and perhaps more if i can think of them
[16:15] <Seveas> phanbt, because a tun0 interface is not connected to real hardware, same as the lo interface
[16:15] <amy___> thanks ubottu
[16:15] <PolitikerNEU> ah - htop is some advanced top?
[16:16] <phanbt> in freebsd, even if an interface is not connected to a real hardware, we can give it a mac address.
[16:16] <onetinsoldier> PolitikerNEU: yeah, it just another top really
[16:16] <Seveas> phanbt, the mac doesn't get encapsulated. The "physical layer" for a tunnel is anothher tcp or udp connection
[16:16] <onetinsoldier> PolitikerNEU: but definitely check out 'iptraf'
[16:17] <phanbt> hmm how can we see that physical layer?
[16:17] <PolitikerNEU> yeah, I'll do, but I have to wait until my dist upgrade completes - and this will take long time, but thanks
[16:17] <Seveas> Matic, we only support packaged versions in here . But check the server error logs and seeays.
[16:17] <jusama14> Any help guys?
[16:17] <jusama14> I'm looking for VIA UniChrome Pro Driver for Ubuntu 8.10
[16:17] <Seveas> phanbt, netstat :)
[16:17] <PolitikerNEU> I'll come back as soon as I will have tried it out
[16:19] <phanbt> Seveas:  I'm trying to configure vpnc for my nortel client, and all I see in tun0 via wireshark is a packet with out an ether frame.
[16:19] <konstbac> guys
[16:19] <jusama14> anyone?
[16:19] <konstbac> jusama14
[16:19] <konstbac> from?
[16:19] <jusama14> konstbac, yes?
[16:19] <Seveas> phanbt, that's because there *is* no ether frame.
[16:19] <onetinsoldier> PolitikerNEU: roger that, i hear you. you can use lsof to determine what port a process is using, so i wouldn't count out lsof qas being some use yet
[16:20] <Seveas> tunnels aren't ethernet
[16:20] <simplexio> jusama14: i think its xserver-xorg-openchrome or -via
[16:20] <PolitikerNEU> hmm ... what does "roger that" mean? Disregard it?
[16:20] <onetinsoldier> yesh.. i hear you.. 10-4, i copy
[16:20] <jusama14> simplexio, I have that installed at the moment but it still lags
[16:20] <onetinsoldier> ect.. ect
[16:20] <jusama14> simplexio, and in packet manager I don't see xserver-xorv-video-via
[16:20] <simplexio> jusama14: disable compiz aka video effects
[16:21] <jusama14> simplexio, how do I do that?
[16:21] <LtL> PolitikerNEU: it means acknowledged.
[16:21] <PolitikerNEU> ok, thanks
[16:21] <usr13> jusama14: did  you download / install the Debian driver from https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UniChrome ?
[16:21] <LtL> PolitikerNEU: roger that
[16:21] <onetinsoldier> lol
[16:21] <jusama14> usr13, nope I just installed ubuntu 8.10 and haven't messed with anything
[16:21] <simplexio> jusama14: systems->prefs->appearance.->visual effects
[16:21] <phanbt> Seveas: it gets forwarded it to "ath0" a real physical interface but never gets a response back
[16:21] <fahmi> oui sa marche finalement
[16:21] <fahmi> merci
[16:22] <amy___> can anybody try this username for me? nick: amy__ to see if it works on this irc client
[16:22] <daredevilthere> I am trying to install Matlab using wine.bt it seems wine does not draw or paint dialogs properly wht should i do ?
[16:22] <jusama14> simplexio, visual effects are disabled
[16:22] <Seveas> phanbt, then you configured your nortel client wrong I guess :)
[16:22] <onetinsoldier> !unbutu-fr | fahmi
[16:22] <usr13> jusama14: Is this what you need:  http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=2&Type=3&OSID=43 >?
[16:22] <genii> amy___: We see you, therefore it works
[16:22] <simplexio> jusama14: xserver-xorg-video-openchrome or xserver-xorg-video-via
[16:22] <onetinsoldier> !unbuntu-fr | fahmi
[16:22] <onetinsoldier> oops
[16:22] <onetinsoldier> !ubuntu-fr | fahmi
[16:22] <jusama14> usr13, yes but it doesn't work on 8.10 it's only available for 7.10
[16:22] <onetinsoldier> ok, i give up
[16:22] <fahmi> ah sorry
[16:22] <Seveas> onetinsoldier, try !fr
[16:22] <simplexio> jusama14: and you maybe need add few linbes into xorg.conf if it doesnt use right driver
[16:22] <PolitikerNEU> daredevilthere: install the linux version?
[16:22] <Seveas> ;)
[16:22] <phanbt> Seveas:  thanks I'll look more into it
[16:22] <usr13> jusama14: O
[16:22] <onetinsoldier> !fr
[16:23] <amy___> genii: originally my nick is amy__ but don't seem to work on this irc client when i enter it
[16:23] <fahmi> ok i will try to connecte in ubuntu-fr
[16:23] <onetinsoldier> ah-ha! thx Seveas
[16:23] <amy___> it says amy__ is already in use
[16:23] <jusama14> simplexio, the via one isn't availalbe, openchrome is already installed
[16:23] <usr13> jusama14: Then:  http://www.viaarena.com/default.aspx?PageID=2&Type=3&OSID=25
[16:23] <genii> amy___: That would be because it's already taken by another user
[16:23] <daredevilthere> PolitikerNEU: where do i find linux version?
[16:23] <amy___> genii: i'm using nick amy__ on another irc client
[16:24]  * phixxor hopes this is not offtopic, but
[16:24] <phixxor> can you use gparted to fix ntfs partitions?
[16:24] <jusama14> usr13, this is for debian and older versions of ubuntu
[16:24] <PolitikerNEU> daredevilthere: http://www-math.cudenver.edu/ccm/sysdocs/how_to_install_Matlab_on_linux.html - maybe this helps you?
[16:24] <simplexio> jusama14: check if there is line "driver openchrome" in you xorg.conf
[16:24] <onetinsoldier> phixxor: no, not that i know of. i don't think there is any native linux app to 'fix' the ntfs filesystem
[16:24] <PolitikerNEU> sorry, this is really old, mom
[16:25] <jusama14> simplexio, Section "Device"
[16:25] <jusama14> 	Identifier	"Configured Video Device"
[16:25] <jusama14> 	Driver		"vesa"
[16:25] <onetinsoldier> phixxor: oops, my bad.. partitions? hmmm, i'm not sure, maybe
[16:25] <jusama14> simplexio, should I replace vesa with openchrome?
[16:25] <simplexio> jusama14: yeah
[16:26] <PolitikerNEU> http://tu-dresden.de/die_tu_dresden/zentrale_einrichtungen/zih/dienste/software/anwendungssoftware/computer_algebra_math_bibliotheken_statistik/instMatlab#Linux (It's in english)
[16:26] <simplexio> jusama14: its using vesa driver currently, may explain speed problems
[16:26] <onetinsoldier> phixxor: let's look at the man page, and in /usr/share docs shall we?
[16:26] <phixxor> onetinsoldier: well, heh windows is unbootable now; I just thought I'd prefer using a linux tool to fix it than the windows recovery disk
[16:26] <usr13> jusama14: What video card do you have?
[16:26] <phixxor> onetinsoldier: heh, yeah
[16:27] <jusama14> usr13, K8M800/K8N800/K8N800A [S3 UniChrome Pro] (rev 01)
[16:27] <jusama14> simplexio, okay 1 sec let me try that
[16:27] <simplexio> jusama14: after change reload X , lognout and press ctrl+alt+backspace
[16:27] <daredevilthere> PolitikerNEU: thanks friend ;)
[16:27] <dimedo> hi there, where are the thumbnails of videos and images of nautilus saved? where are the file and folder emblems saved (not the pictures but the relation of a file and an emblem)?
[16:28] <jafn> hi all
[16:28] <onetinsoldier> phixxor: what happened? i looked at the man page for 'parted' just now.. it doesn't mention 'ntfs' partitions.. however, i'm not sure a windows partition would really be referred to as an ntfs partition, so, i haven't given up hope yet
[16:28] <jusama14> ok brb
[16:28] <unomi> dimemo, might want to look into how to make a theme for gnome
[16:28] <Arvernes> I want to re label an HD. I saw the command : e2label device but for me, which device do I have to mention "/dev/sda4 or "/dev/sda5" ? fdisk -l gives me "/dev/sda4 extended and /dev/sda5 ext3
[16:28] <jafn> can somebody do m a favor to enter this address http://reingsys.dnsalias.com/joomla/
[16:29] <usr13> jussi01: Might be better to just get another display adapter.
[16:29] <onetinsoldier> phixxor: upon further inspection, it does mention ntfs partitions!
[16:29] <jussi01> usr13: *grumble*
[16:30] <nickrud> dimedo, ~/.nautilus
[16:30] <jafn> so?
[16:31] <onetinsoldier> phixxor: so what has happened? why did it quit booting for you?
[16:31] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier: I'm bak
[16:31] <unomi> dimedo: http://live.gnome.org/GnomeArt/Tutorials/IconThemes
[16:31] <amy___> what programming software should I use?
[16:31] <bmm> Will the PPA support the Arm architecture in the near future? Or is there an alternative available?
[16:31] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  and i'm under bash
[16:31] <phixxor> onetinsoldier: sorry for the delay -- I was playing a game, got a blue screen, and now my computer won't boot -- unreadable_boot_volume
[16:32] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  thanks to give me about this program to connect to irc chat under bash
[16:32] <Terabyte> why does add/remove applications not state the version of Eclipse which it plans to install?
[16:32] <nickrud> dimedo, ah, thumbnails also: ~/.thumbnails :)
[16:32] <Terabyte> +ubuntu 8.10
[16:32] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: hello. welcome back. glad to hear you're in bash. so what is happening?
[16:32] <M3TAPHYS1CS> guys anyone have a recomendation for dealing with RAR files?
[16:32] <onetinsoldier> phixxor: dang... sounds nasty. sorry to hear that!
[16:32] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  I gstill with my problem
[16:32] <Seveas> M3TAPHYS1CS, rm :)
[16:32] <Adam-85> still*
[16:32] <kinja-sheep> Terabyte: Use apt-get / aptitude instead of synpathetic(sp?).
[16:32] <phixxor> onetinsoldier: yeah. I hope it's not a hardware issue
[16:33] <Seveas> M3TAPHYS1CS, or install unrar-nonfree and the standard ubuntu archive manager can handle them
[16:33] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier: I uploaded my  error log
[16:33] <Seveas> kinja-sheep, synaptic ;)
[16:33] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: have you been completely unsuccessful at try to get into X using the generic vesa driver?
[16:33] <Terabyte> kinja-sheep, is apt-get have a GUI?
[16:33] <kinja-sheep> Terabyte: Try this -- aptitude search eclipse --- When you get the package name -- sudo aptitude show <xyz-package>
[16:33] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: ok, i would be interested in viewing the error log
[16:33] <homy> Hello! I have a game which works fine with wine. But: You always have to insert the cd when plaing it. I copied the contents of the cd to a directory and set it as a cdrom drive in winecfg, but that doesn't work. Any other possibilieties of playing the game without having to insert the cdrom every time?
[16:33] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  yeah
[16:33] <kinja-sheep> Terabyte: Terminal is the way to go. ;)
[16:34] <unomi> homy, rip it to iso and mount it
[16:34] <M3TAPHYS1CS> Seveas, im being told the package is obsolete etc
[16:34] <Terabyte> lol kinja-sheep
[16:34] <unomi> dont copy the contents, just mount the cd image file
[16:34] <linduxed> need help with the following http://pastebin.com/m37fb22b5
[16:34] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  go to pastebinit with id f4daefdd7
[16:34] <Adam-85> ok
[16:34] <Seveas> M3TAPHYS1CS, then just install unrar
[16:34] <homy> unomi: how do you do that?
[16:35] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: sorry, that doesn't help i don't think. i need a pastebin URL
[16:35] <homy> unomi: right-click create archive doesn't give me iso option
[16:35] <Adam-85> how can copy the result
[16:35] <M3TAPHYS1CS> okay thank you Seveas =)
[16:35] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: hang on.. let me try
[16:35] <saint__> is any software to ubuntu to check RAM timings
[16:35] <Adam-85> ok
[16:35] <unomi> homy brasero
[16:36] <unomi> 1:1 copy, destination image file
[16:36] <Formode1> Hi all, I have an ASUS P5K SE/EPU Mobo, and I'm getting *Very* quiet sound, anyone know a fix?
[16:36] <saint__> is any software to ubuntu to check RAM timings
[16:36] <Seveas> Formode1, oen volume control and turn up the volume
[16:36] <Seveas> open*
[16:36] <homy> unomi: ok, i'm trying.
[16:36] <KRF> saint__, lshw maybe
[16:37] <kinja-sheep> homy: sudo mount -o loop ~/Desktop/pr0n.iso /media/pr0n
[16:37] <Smythe> any good recommendations for a good torrent client on ubuntu?
[16:37] <Formode1> Sevas, It's at 100%.... Everything is at 100% in sound, and it's way quieter then it should be.
[16:37] <LtL> saint__: you might try sudo dmidecode
[16:37] <Formode1> smythe, Deluge... You can find it in apt-get
[16:37] <KRF> !torrent
[16:37] <jusama14> simplexio, okay openchrome just crashed my sytem
[16:37] <jusama14> system*
[16:37] <jusama14> I had to revert back to vesa
[16:37] <deus> good evening
[16:38] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Did oou get  my fiel ?
[16:38] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: i can't seem to figure out if there's a way to use that id. if you do something like   pastebinit /var/log/Xorg.0.log   ....i think that will pastebin the error log file and give you a URL you can give us here in the channel
[16:38] <Rencx> Jack_Sparrow, hi
[16:38] <Yigal> hi all. I need some help with screen resolution. card is NVIDIA FX5200 but my ubuntu doesnt let me setting better resolution than 640^480. Any idea how to make it accept better resolution?
[16:38] <homy> While we're at it: the game is a full-screen game, in order for it to run, I used "wine virtual desktop" option in winecfg. Now, the game only lets me specify resolutions up to 1024x768. Is there a way I can use a higher resolution (with interpolation of pixels...)?
[16:38] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  ok
[16:38] <unomi> homy, you might want to ask in #wine
[16:38] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Do you know how to copy this link
[16:39] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier: However i will write it
[16:39] <onetinsoldier> ok
[16:39] <deus> I would like to make a samba share myshare where guests have read only rights to myshare and valid users of the system have write rights on this share. Any ideas whether this is possible?
[16:39] <madadam> Hi someone can explain me how repair to this situation? "Server requested plaintext password but 'client plaintext auth' is disabled£
[16:39] <Arvernes> a question about how to label a disk : "/dev/sda4 is extended" and "/dev/sda5 ext3"  Do I have to run "e2label "/dev/sda4 or "/dev/sda5
[16:39] <kinja-sheep> !samba | deus
[16:39] <gordonjcp> Arvernes: in what context?
[16:39] <Terabyte> kinja-sheep, thing is, that defeats the pupose of synaptic.. why isn't synaptic revealing full information? Else why does ubuntu rely on synaptic
[16:39] <seeker2> hello. I was wondering if anyone has had success with that new 64bit flash flash plugin the fellas on ubuntu-64 put as their topic, I asked there but noone seem home :)
[16:39] <Terabyte> it is after all linux for humans...
[16:39] <unomi> homy i know there are some ugly hacks using vnc for scaling down. but i doubt that will give you the kind of performance you want
[16:40] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  I uploaded it with user name Adam-85
[16:40] <zleap> synapic is a package manager
[16:40] <homy> unomi: I renamed the output file of brasero to .iso but I can't open it, it is not a iso file
[16:40] <zleap> its meant to make installing stuff easier
[16:40] <kinja-sheep> Terabyte: I think they do.  When you looked at the information, I have add/remove disabled because I prefer aptitude over synpathetic. :)
[16:40] <pARESit> anyone here with experience in using dualview with a 780G onboard chip und the fglrx driver ?
[16:40] <ubuntuteen> hi there i have problem
[16:40] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: ok, i need a pastebin URL
[16:41] <Terabyte> zleap, it would be easier if it revealed info about the version of the thing to be installed
[16:41] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  http://pastebin.com/f4daefdd7
[16:41] <ubuntuteen> could plz help me
[16:41] <gordonjcp> !ask | ubuntuteen
[16:41] <ubuntuteen> is jack_sprrow online
[16:41] <homy> unomi: oh, I didn't set option "iso" in brasero. Wait, I'll try again.
[16:41] <kinja-sheep> Terabyte: And if you're new to Ubuntu, you may like it because it's GUI -- but over time, you might find it easier / faster to find what you're looking for and to install / remove the packages.
[16:41] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Does it work
[16:41] <Arvernes> gordonjcp: I reformated a hd using gparted, and now on that hd, I have "/dev/sda4 extended 37gio flags boot and lba" and "/dev/sda5 ext3 37gio"
[16:41] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: ahhhh, i see. ok, hang on. going to take a look
[16:41] <kinja-sheep> Terabyte: In the terminal, that is.
[16:41] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  ok
[16:41] <gordonjcp> Arvernes: what's that got to do with passwords?
[16:42] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: it works. i am looking it over now
[16:42] <unomi> homy, the image type doesnt strictly matter
[16:42] <ubuntuteen> in anjuta what what pulgins should be enabled
[16:42] <saint__> Ltl: thanks, but don't have such informsation dmidecode
[16:42] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  ok
[16:42] <kinja-sheep> !iso | homy
[16:42] <unomi> homy:  most likely it will be able to mount any image type brasero can write
[16:42] <Terabyte> kinja-sheep, yeah but it's not hard. and i don't see why i should be forced to use the command line to get information which could easily be give in the GUI system. :(
[16:42] <Res2216firestar> Hi, I just reinstalled wubi, but when I reboot and select ubuntu, it boots to grub, what does this mean and what do I do?
[16:42] <gordonjcp> ubuntuteen: whichever ones you need
[16:42] <c0n> yo
[16:42] <X-Hacker> hey
[16:42] <Arvernes> gordonjcp: nothing. I didn't speak about password, but just how to relabel an hd ?
[16:42] <gldtn> hello
[16:42] <gordonjcp> ubuntuteen: I used to use anjuta but I just use gedit now
[16:42] <kinja-sheep> Terabyte: aptitude search google -- Try that.
[16:42] <oz6oh> test
[16:42] <gordonjcp> Arvernes: oh, you weren't asking about passwords earlier?  Sorry, I must have mis-tabbed
[16:43] <Terabyte> kinja-sheep, heh, i have i even looked for a GUI :P
[16:43] <kinja-sheep> Terabyte: Now, try the same thing in synpathic.  :)
[16:43] <LtL> saint__: did you update your bios since install? try looking in cmos/bios setup for ram settings.
[16:43] <Terabyte> kinja-sheep, kinda makes me want to take the source and stick a gui over the top
[16:43] <unomi> Res2216firestar: it sounds like there are 2 layers of grub on there?
[16:43] <Res2216firestar> I am a newbie, what does that mean?
[16:43] <Arvernes> gordonjcp:  i don't think so, at least not recently
[16:43] <Smythe> so this may not be related to ubuntu but, since switching, whenever I beging to download files my wireless strength drops, then goes back up when it finishes
[16:43] <unomi> ok, does it tell you that there is an error?
[16:43] <kinja-sheep> Terabyte: Whatever rocks your boat. :)
[16:44] <X-Hacker> I'll find out
[16:44] <legate> I have an issue with pulseaudio. Every time I start my system, I get no sound until I manually kill pulseaudio. How can I prevent it from autostarting?
[16:44] <Res2216firestar> no
[16:44] <unomi> what options do you see?
[16:44] <Terabyte> heh thanks anyway
[16:44] <c0n> that's a secret
[16:44] <gldtn> I need help to get my router(linksys WRT54G) to listen on a different port other then port 80. I have a dyndns setup so I can access my home server over the internet, but it's redirecting me to my router instead of my server files..
[16:44] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier: Are you there ?
[16:44] <saint__> Ltl: I know but I'm to lazy to restart PC :P
[16:44] <pARESit> what can i do when "xrandr" not detect my second screen (8.04/780G onboard GPU)) http://paste.ubuntuusers.de/393849/ <-- xorg.conf
[16:44] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: yes, i was reading the error log file
[16:44] <unomi> gldtn: see if you can find 'virtual server' or 'port forwarding'
[16:45] <kinja-sheep> Res2216firestar: Because you installed Wubi -- You now have the options to go Ubuntu or Windows at the bootup.
[16:45] <unomi> in the router admin
[16:45] <MethinX> how do you get your screen resolution to stay apon reboot?
[16:45] <mamat_> hi, do you know how to get rid of the sound of a video using mencoder?
[16:45] <LtL> saint__: cat /proc/meminfo maybe.
[16:45] <gldtn> unomi: where u suggest to look for this?
[16:45] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  I try to make a private chat did u see any private message ,,,
[16:45] <Res2216firestar> kinja-sheep: When I say ubuntu, it pulls up this DOS thing and just sits there
[16:45] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: i'm not sure i see anything wrong there. there is a couple of warnings in the error log file, but no actual errors
[16:46] <unomi> gldtn: log in to your router, and poke around
[16:46] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier: So what can i do ?
[16:46] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: no, try to /msg me again
[16:46] <unomi> there should be a page that allows you to forward certain ports to a specific internal ip
[16:46] <unomi> gldtn: google routername portforwarding
[16:46] <gldtn> unomi: doing that now ;)
[16:46] <gldtn> unomi: thanks
[16:46] <homy> unomi: ok, know I have iso-image of the cd. I did right-click archive mounter but that didn't work for the game.
[16:47] <unomi> homy is it a newish game?
[16:47] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  What happen if remove the xorg.config file
[16:47] <homy> unomi: no, not really.
[16:47] <unomi> homy your best bet is probably #wine
[16:47] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Does the OS will recreate a new one ?
[16:47] <unomi> i dont really know about circumventing copy protection schemes on linux
[16:47] <homy> It says it needs min. 16 mb ram and windows 95, so no, it isn't new.
[16:48] <homy> So, unomi, how do I mount the iso correctly?
[16:48] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: you should make a problem description that you put out to the entire channel asking for help, and include the pastebin URL of the /var/log/Xorg.0.log file in your problem description. because, i'm not sure what's wrong. i don't see anything wrong
[16:48] <unomi> sounds like either wine doesnt know that the mounted CD image should be used as cd drive
[16:48] <unomi> homy: possibly the game install saves which drive was used to install from, and needs to be coerced
[16:48] <Adam-85> onetinsoldier:  Thanks for your time and help
[16:49] <kinja-sheep> Res2216firestar: Sounds like something went wrong for you.  Did you check the FAQ on the website?
[16:49] <Adam-85> Well
[16:49] <unomi> homy, heh, what game is this?
[16:49] <spooktino> is alfresco available in the partner repository yet?
[16:49] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: i wouldn't remove it. i would just rename it instead. like...  cd /etc/X11 && sudo mv xorg.conf xorg.conf.old
[16:49] <Res2216firestar> kinja-sheep: Yes, should I reinstall again?
[16:49] <Adam-85> I have Ubuntu 8.10 32bit under Dell gx150 and i can not access to Gnome
[16:50] <glsubri> hello
[16:50] <kinja-sheep> Res2216firestar: I don't mess around with Windows-ubi.  I go full Ubuntu. :)  And I lack the experiences with Wubi, of course.
[16:50] <unomi> homy : try going to wine settings -> drives, and setting the drive letter of your mounted cd to the same as what you installed from
[16:51] <onetinsoldier> Adam-85: and no, it won't create a new one. i think it will just treat it as an empty xorg.conf file. you can make a new one with the instruction i gave you before using the 'Xorg -configure' command
[16:51] <Jack_Sparrow> onetinsoldier, cp /etc/X11/xorg.conf /etc/X11/xorg.conf.$(date +%m-%d-%Y-%T)
[16:51] <seeker2> any users of ubuntu x6- I am unable to
[16:51] <madadam> please help me
[16:51] <madadam> Server requested plaintext password but 'client plaintext auth' is disabled
[16:51] <madadam> tree connect failed: SUCCESS - 0
[16:51] <akahige2> just restarted X and got an update warning about ALSA configurations... can anyone tell me what's going on?
[16:51] <kinja-sheep> Res2216firestar: If you kept messing around with Grub, you might end up losing Windows MBR.  In that case, you should burn a LiveCD first.  Just that you can use Internet.
[16:51] <zleap> seeker2, unable to what ?
[16:51] <madadam> How can I enable client plaintext authorization
[16:51] <kinja-sheep> Res2216firestar: For Windows / Ubuntu support.
[16:51] <seeker2> get the 64bit mozilla flash plugin to actually display flash
[16:52] <onetinsoldier> Jack_Sparrow: hello. perhaps you can help out Adam-85. he has a log file to view. using vesa driver and no errors in it! however, i believe he just gets a black screen
[16:52] <zleap> hmm, i have heard of issues with that
[16:52] <Adam-85>  http://pastebin.com/f426ea233 it's my xorg.config file
[16:52] <zleap> not sure what the fix is,
[16:52] <Lartza_> does 8.04 use older xorg?
[16:52] <Res2216firestar> kinja-sheep: As soon as I saw grub, I shut down
[16:52] <onetinsoldier> Lartza_: yes
[16:52] <unomi> Res2216firestar: wait, so you just installed wubi, and that went well, then you rebooted, it came up with grub, and when you choose ubuntu, it just drops you back to grub constantly?
[16:52] <Lartza_> old enough to run propietary ati drivers?
[16:52] <Jack_Sparrow> seeker2, Keep your question all on one line or it is too hard to read
[16:52] <elmnas> hi guys can someone help me. http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/2694/lolsx7.jpg how do I remove the window border in conky, I have no border in the conkyrc file
[16:52] <Jack_Sparrow> onetinsoldier, what card/chipset
[16:52] <kinja-sheep> Res2216firestar: GRUB is normal.
[16:52] <gldtn> unomi: Ok.. I did what you said.. but what port should I put on there... I tried the simple 80 and it breaks the connection with the dyndns domain and if I put 8080 it brings me right into my router...
[16:52] <Andymeows> for X forwarding, do you have to have X11 installed on the host that you're connecting to?
[16:53] <onetinsoldier> Jack_Sparrow: Intel 82815  (i815 i guess it's called)
[16:53] <cj> Andymeows: xauth
[16:53] <seeker2> yeah sorry bout that -typoed.. I was saying that I installed the plugin as per the docs and such but no flash in moz
[16:53] <garrett_> hey guys, my computer comes with a broadcom intergrated wireless card(not linux or ubuntu friendly)
[16:53] <unomi> port 80 breaks the connection?
[16:53] <Res2216firestar> unomi: Yes, it goes to grub constantly, bun no, I have had constant problems while installing wubi
[16:53] <Lartza_> 8.04 xorg old enough to run propietary ati drivers?
[16:53] <Res2216firestar> *but
[16:53] <zleap> http://johnbokma.com/mexit/2008/11/25/64-bit-adobe-flash-ubuntu.html
[16:53] <Adam-85>  http://pastebin.com/f56e5c6ac it's my log file
[16:53] <Jack_Sparrow> onetinsoldier, k did you try changing driver to "intel" and not i810
[16:53] <unomi> Res2216firestar: it drops to grub again *without telling you that there is anything wrong* ?
[16:53] <Adam-85> Anyone care about this problem
[16:53] <Res2216firestar> Yes
[16:54] <garrett_> my computer comes with a broadcom intergrated wireless card(not linux or ubuntu friendly)... what pcima cards do they sell that will work with ubuntu (im done messing with the one on the mo-board)
[16:54] <unomi> Res2216firestar: sorry, no idea
[16:54] <Res2216firestar> :(
[16:54] <Jack_Sparrow> onetinsoldier, link to his xorg?
[16:54] <Andymeows> cj: Thanks!
[16:54] <daredevilthere> hOw to i use msn messenger on ubuntu ?
[16:54] <cj> garrett_: I've found that ndiswrapper works well with broadcom
[16:54] <Adam-85> and how to know my VGA driver
[16:54] <garrett_> not with mine, my card only uses vista drivers :(
[16:54] <Radtoo> daredevilthere: amsn / pidgin and more support chatting over msn
[16:54] <Lartza_> does fglrx work in ubuntu 8.10??
[16:54] <cj> garrett_: but if you insist on pcmcia, atheros and smc work
[16:54] <gldtn> daredevilthere: did you try aMSN? I prefer pidgin BTW
[16:55] <cj> Lartza_: should
[16:55] <Adam-85> daredevilthere:  Use pidgin and add your account
[16:55] <onetinsoldier> Jack_Sparrow: no, so far just wanted to get him into X so i was just having him try the generic vesa driver. he keeps leaving and coming back, and is having a little(but not too awful much) trouble dealing with the 'console-only' environment i believe
[16:55] <Jack_Sparrow> Res2216firestar, Please read what wubi is and how it differs from a regular partition install and how you could lose everything if you lose power or shut it off in the middle of a session
[16:55] <Lartza_> fedora 10 cant so thats my concern
[16:55] <mustangg> zleap - think I tried that already but will retry
[16:55] <unomi> gldtn: one thing to watch out for is that while going to 'your dynip address' from your internal network you might see the router on the port that you set to be forwarded (fx 80) but if someone comes from outside then they will be forwarded properly
[16:56] <Adam-85> daredevilthere:  from Application ==> Internet ==> Pidgin
[16:56] <unomi> gldtn: try www.browsershots.org to be sure
[16:56] <garrett_> cj - are netgear cards atheros based?
[16:56] <gldtn> unomi: let me check it out
[16:56] <cj> garrett_: depends, I guess... I've never used one, I don't think
[16:56] <daredevilthere> Adam-85: i mean just like msn messenger with audio and file sharing 2
[16:57] <Res2216firestar> Jack_Sparrow: Uh...so what do I do if it goes to GRUB and hangs there after I try to reinstall?
[16:57] <garrett_> ok
[16:57] <MTecknology> Anybody know of a good tool to create an ERD?
[16:57] <garrett_> thanks cj
[16:57] <onetinsoldier> Jack_Sparrow: his xorg.conf file seems to be an empty one... --> http://pastebin.com/f426ea233   ...here's his Xorg.0.log file  -->http://pastebin.com/f4daefdd7