[02:34] <lfs__>  i have a problem with ubuntu installation.. first it stucked on 15% .. then it doest even start the install just stucked and .. thas was ubuntu 7.4 disc installation
[02:34] <magnetron> !ohmy > VirhYl3 :)
[02:34] <master17r> zeroday: romania
[02:34] <zeroday> master17r: singapore
[02:34] <ericrost> lfs__: did you verify the burn?
[02:34] <master17r> zeroday: just a stone-throw away
[02:34] <zeroday> lol
[02:34] <Parmenion> zeroday: kudos, what secondary school?
[02:34] <ericrost> lfs__: there's a menu to do that, or is it sticking after it boots into the desktop?
[02:34] <VirhYl3> No seriously.  I'm actively opposed to any censorship at all for any reason.  That includes anything I want to download/upload, whatever.  Can I get a VPN in sealand?
[02:34] <Parmenion> im in the west
[02:35] <zeroday> Parmenion: why?
[02:35] <master17r> sealand ???
[02:35] <Parmenion> lol ... im from singapore as well zeroday
[02:35] <Parmenion> taking my "O"s this year
[02:35] <burwaco> zeroday, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17788/
[02:35] <VirhYl3> Wait did I say a bad word?  ubotu just warned me.
[02:35] <icedwater> Ah, Singapore? Nice place :P
[02:35] <shad_yh> what is the command to create a directory in recovery mode?
[02:36] <Parmenion> lol icedwater, in what sense?
[02:36] <icedwater> Cos that's where I am now too :)
[02:36] <Parmenion> whee XD
[02:36] <Parmenion> place ? icedwater
[02:36] <shad_yh> what is the command to create a directory in recovery mode?
[02:36] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: you want to use this from work?
[02:36] <icedwater> !hi | Parmenion
[02:36] <ubotu> Parmenion: Hi! Welcome to #ubuntu!
[02:36] <TritonX_> Anyone tried to run Feisty on a USB stick with persistency? I tried without success, It was booting and running fine, but no persistency :(
[02:36] <burwaco> zeroday, got it ?
[02:36] <jandro> hello, i've just installed beryl on my recent feisty fawn with nvida card (geforce 6400 go), but when i run "beryl-manager" my firefox windows especially and also others become black, also de wallpaper at the most of the times. I haver researched through google, and the error is well reported, but i didn't found any useful info about how to fix it. Does anyone have any idea of this? Thanks
[02:36] <Belutz> where can i find "report a problem" menu?
[02:37] <VirhYl3> No.  From home.  My ISP wants to boot me for downloading movies.  So I want to pay them JUST for VPN connect to a server that doesn't care whether I download movies.
[02:37] <GuHHH> Zeroday: Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".
[02:37] <GuHHH> zeroday: knows how to solve that?
[02:37] <icedwater> Parmenion: You taking your Os this year?
[02:37] <VirhYl3> In Ubuntu.  Welcome to #ubuntu!
[02:38] <VirhYl3> TritonX_: Tried that.  They are still torrent shaping.
[02:38] <master17r> !eatmyshorts
[02:38] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about eatmyshorts - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:38] <burwaco> VirhYl3, you pay your ISP for bandwidth, not for parenting you what to do with it, get rid of tham and get another one.
[02:38] <KalleDK> !love | master17r
[02:38] <ubotu> master17r: Love is like racing across the frozen tundra on a snowmobile which flips over, trapping you underneath. At night, the ice-weasels come.
[02:38] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: you can stealth with the various clients, but they'll still see the volume of traffic, which is probably their objection.
[02:38] <VirhYl3> There is no other one here.
[02:38] <master17r> !nothing
[02:38] <ubotu> Saying "It says nothing", "It does nothing" is generally not very useful for troubleshooting. Please be as specific as possible: if you see a black screen, say so, if you see a shell prompt, say so, if you see an !error message, say so - Also, most !CLI commands don't print anything when they succeed, but only when they fail.
[02:38] <TritonX_> Virhyl3, other Port ?
[02:38] <burwaco> zeroday, did you get the specs ?
[02:39] <master17r> KalleDK: hope you're a girl
[02:39] <VirhYl3> bobstro: Right, but if they can't see what I'm doing, I just want VPN connect of certain bandwidth..... They have to shut up or I can sue, right?
[02:39] <KalleDK> HAHA master17r dreamon :P
[02:39] <VirhYl3> TritonX_: tried that too.
[02:39] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: probably not. if you read the fine print in their terms of service, i'm sure they've got that covered. :)
[02:39] <TritonX_> VirhyL3 : then they can only complain about your bandwith usage
[02:39] <VirhYl3> Even tried TOR through a different machine, but it was way too slow.
[02:39] <VirhYl3> exactly.
[02:39] <zeroday> burwaco: sorry been away whats the url
[02:39] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: when you sign up, there's usually a "termination without cause" bit that you agreed to.
[02:39] <master17r> KalleDK: actually i have 2 girlfriends and a hot ex, so...i'm kinda filled
[02:40] <TritonX_> Vir: must be somewhere in the Contract what you can use... but it's their problem not yours
[02:40] <VirhYl3> They can complain about my bandwidth all they want.
[02:40] <burwaco> zeroday, my system specs...
[02:40] <burwaco> pastebin
[02:40] <VirhYl3> They offer "unlimited bandwidth" for a certain $ per month.
[02:40] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: they can also disconnect you, and if they're truly the ONLY ISP around... hmm.
[02:40] <jandro> ubotu: are you talking to me?
[02:40] <master17r> burwaco: singapore's net connection has failed to respond
[02:40] <VirhYl3> if they disconnect me for VPN.  I can sue.
[02:40] <burwaco> VirhYl3, read the fineprint, unlimited is never unlimited... :)
[02:40] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: i sympathize. but they don't care. again, the fine print covers that i suspect.
[02:40] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: are you sure?
[02:40] <zeroday> Parmenion: icedwater: you both on the singapore loco team?
[02:40] <Parmenion> VirhYl3: lol ... leech wireless :P
[02:40] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: you can HOPE to sue, sure.
[02:41] <jrib> VirhYl3: read your TOS closely, that isn't the case for me
[02:41] <VirhYl3> No, I'm sure.
[02:41] <burwaco> master17r, say what ?
[02:41] <Parmenion> loco team?
[02:41] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: then hit them with that. but good luck!
[02:41] <master17r> burwaco: just kiddin man
[02:41] <VirhYl3> My friend who is uber leet uber me has already fought them on this.
[02:41] <zeroday> burwaco: thanks so much
[02:41] <TritonX_> Virhy : At least I hope encryption is not illegal in your country
[02:41] <imon9> hi there, just want to know: does the kernel affect the hardware in my dualboot XP too?
[02:41] <Parmenion> no
[02:41] <Parmenion> imon9: no
[02:41] <vecina> Why wont my computer automatically mount external HDs and jump drives?
[02:41] <burwaco> master17r, got me there :)
[02:42] <VirhYl3> bobstro-away: Will do!  But I need to find a good VPN server.  I can pay somebody, is there a service like that?
[02:42] <vecina> I have to manually make a directory and mount to it
[02:42] <zeroday> Parmenion: icedwater: my email is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mail me
[02:42] <GuHHH> zeroday: i got that problem hecking for XComposite extension               : failed
[02:42] <imon9> then how come my touchpad stop working after the kernel update to feitsy ones? both in xubuntu and XP
[02:42] <bobstro-away> VirhYl3: well, you could get a VPS server or similar and do whatever you want, but they also charge for bandwidth usage.
[02:43] <VirhYl3> hmmm... where do I start shopping?
[02:43] <master17r> whois burwaco
[02:43] <zeroday> GuHHH: ouch open xorg and change the driver to vesa
[02:43] <imon9> anyway, there is a new kernel 2.6.32 out...how soon will we be able to use it? coz the current one has problem with scanner and mouse-lockup
[02:43] <burwaco> I'm going to try my new driver, bbiab, thx for all help, see you later
[02:43] <zeroday> envy failed
[02:43] <TritonX_> Anyone tried to run Feisty on a USB stick with persistency? I tried without success, It was booting and running fine, but no persistency :(
[02:43] <zeroday> bi burwaco
[02:43] <burwaco> no, I ain't bi...
[02:43] <VirhYl3> It's unfortunate that every part of Southern California is beholden to a monopoly of one of 3 corporate ISPs:
[02:43] <master17r> hahahahhahaa
[02:43] <VirhYl3> Cox, Charter, or Adelphia, but never overlapping.
[02:43] <burwaco> lol, bye
[02:44] <bobstro> VirhYl3: just google around. i'm paying about $20US/mo. but it's limited to 5GB/mo. or it costs more.
[02:44] <master17r> burwaco from ?
[02:44] <VirhYl3> heh, that's more expensive than I was figuring on.
[02:44] <bobstro> VirhYl3: well, you're after a lot of features. may be hard to find much cheaper.
[02:45] <vecina> Why wont my external drive automount?
[02:45] <jonah_> hi guys gdesklets just wont work on amd64 feisty
[02:45] <VirhYl3> When will this corporate slavery end?
[02:45] <jonah_> i've tried submitting bugs without reply
[02:45] <bobstro> VirhYl3: heh. no time soon, my friend.
[02:45] <jonah_> does anyone know what's going on with gdesklets?
[02:45] <Parmenion> jonah_: whats wrong with em?
[02:45] <dyrne> probably when cali stops regulating the @$@# out of everything
[02:46] <jonah_> Parmenion, the app wont even start up
[02:46] <zeroday> icedwater: Parmenion: join the loco team https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SingaporeTeam
[02:46] <HaCKeT|FiZZ> heya, question about the gnome network manager... I am not getting the symbol to choose my netwoks so I always have to manually connect to the wireless networks.. is there any known bug? running ubuntu 7.04
[02:46] <VirhYl3> regulating isn't the problem... DEregulating is the problem.
[02:46] <bobstro> VirhYl3: hey, you got a free OS and apps out of the deal at least!
[02:46] <Parmenion> jonah_: hmmm... how did you install the package?
[02:46] <VirhYl3> Power used to be super cheap, owned by the city, now "SDGnE" charges you an arm and a leg for less service.
[02:46] <Parmenion> how are you calling it up?
[02:47] <VirhYl3> True, Ubuntu is the bomb.
[02:47] <zeroday> gtg bi everyone have fun
[02:47] <Agni> hi
[02:47] <VirhYl3> Eventually we'll have p2p wimax connections.
[02:47] <TritonX_> cya zero
[02:47] <vecina> Should my hard drive be read as SDA since its SATA?
[02:47] <jonah_> Parmenion, just through repository as normal. i then removed it when wouldnt work and also tried automatix but that didnt work either so got rid of that too: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdesklets/+bug/110103
[02:47] <VirhYl3> Then the corporations can't touch us if we have solar panels. :D
[02:47] <Cin> why does an update appear in the update manager that I can't check to be installed?
[02:47] <Agni> zeroday: thanks for your help earlier
[02:47] <bobstro> VirhYl3: i suspect those will still have caps, unless you're talking about building your own wimax?
[02:47] <TritonX_> vecina: it depends on your mobo
[02:48] <Agni> does anyone know if its ok to remove mdadm?
[02:48] <enlightenedpsych> hi, I just bought a Creative Zen V Plus and I was wondering how to make it work with libmtp (Im on edgy). Just tried a tutorial I've found on a website but probably something lacks cause gnomad don't seem to detect the mp3 player
[02:48] <VirhYl3> I'm talking p2p wimax.
[02:48] <Agni> or atleast disable the service?
[02:48] <TritonX_> vecina: can be sda, hda , be careful
[02:48] <KalleDK> Does any know why grub fails installing in feisty on VMWare Workstation
[02:48] <enlightenedpsych> so if anyone know what to do it would be very useful
[02:48] <Parmenion> jonah_: your on fiesty or edgy ? your calling it up from terminal or GUI ?
[02:48] <VirhYl3> IE. my wimax talks to the neighbor, his wimax talks to his neighbor.
[02:48] <VirhYl3> nobody can regulate THAT!
[02:48] <vecina> Its SDA according to 'mount', and i want to know if thats why its not automounting usb devices
[02:48] <VirhYl3> (or stop me from d/l movies).
[02:48] <bobstro> VirhYl3: in which case you'll be pissing off people that know where you live. bandwidth isn't unlimited on wimax.
[02:48] <TritonX_> Vir: don't underestimated them
[02:48] <VirhYl3> lol
[02:48] <jonah_> Parmenion, on feisty, tried both gui and terminal, submitted output in this bug report: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdesklets/+bug/110103
[02:49] <VirhYl3> no, I'll be sharing directly with them.
[02:49] <VirhYl3> they'll be using mine, too. :D
[02:49] <bobstro> VirhYl3: the cooperatives work when people COOPERATE. :)
[02:49] <Parmenion> jonah_: i would recommend a complete removal afterwhich followed by a update of the repos and then upgrae
[02:49] <ffm> Any way to XDMCP over SSH?
[02:49] <VirhYl3> If I'm uploading bandwidth from the neighbor on the other side... it'll work.
[02:49] <jonah_> Parmenion, is it working for others on amd64?
[02:49] <bobstro> VirhYl3: keep in mind that bandwidth is still shared.
[02:49] <VirhYl3> We'll bypass the whole Internet1.  But that's down the road... *sigh*
[02:49] <TritonX_> vecina: good question, never had any problem with automount of usb drive.... hmmm I guess you don't want to do it manually
[02:49] <Parmenion> amd64 .... :P
[02:50] <foxhound> hi,when I try to play rmvb files in realplayer10 i get choppy video.I have ubuntu 7.04 amd64.what could I do?
[02:50] <ffm> Is theis Tapthru?
[02:50] <vecina> TritonX_: preferably not every single time :(
[02:50] <Parmenion> your running 32 or 64 bit programs?
[02:50] <VirhYl3> bobstro: Yeah, but if everybody has a 100mbit connection to everyone else?
[02:50] <ffm> !test
[02:50] <ffm> !ping
[02:50] <ubotu> Failed
[02:50] <ubotu> pong
[02:50] <jonah_> Parmenion, i'm on 64 running 64 apps
[02:50] <Dell-Net> !ubotu
[02:50] <bobstro> VirhYl3: everybody SHARES that bandwidth, unless you're doing dedicated links to each.
[02:50] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[02:50] <ffm> !where am i
[02:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about where am i - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:50] <TritonX_> vecina: have you checked in system-pref-removcable drives ?
[02:50] <ffm> !whoami
[02:50] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about whoami - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:51] <bobstro> VirhYl3: don't trust the "unlimited bandwidth" from the wimax mfr. any more than from your isp.
[02:51] <VirhYl3> I'm not sure you get what I'm saying.
[02:51] <IdleOne> !botabuse | ffm
[02:51] <ubotu> ffm: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[02:51] <bobstro> VirhYl3: we've done wimax deployments. i have a good idea.
[02:51] <Parmenion> cant really help you with 64 bit =( Im running 32bit
[02:51] <VirhYl3> yeah, but that was wimax to wimax to OLD INTERNET.
[02:51] <GuHHH> zeroday if i do that i cant load xserver
[02:51] <Parmenion> are you sure your repos are updated though jonah_?
[02:51] <foxhound> when I try to play rmvb files in realplayer10 i get choppy video.I have ubuntu 7.04 amd64.what could I do?
[02:51] <VirhYl3> in the future it will be wimax > 1,000 near people with wimax.
[02:51] <vecina> TritonX_: no, where can i access that?
[02:51] <TritonX_> Vir: its like the old ethernet with coax, very easy to make it choke
[02:52] <bobstro> VirhYl3: the internet has never been the issue, it's the shared bandwidth of wimax itself.
[02:52] <VirhYl3> There will be no OLD INTERNET.
[02:52] <Parmenion> it seems its calling up a deprecated function in the bug report, so are your packages recent?
[02:52] <ubuntu> hi! im on the livecd right now trying to install kubuntu... But the picture keeps getting over to my tv out. Is there any software I can use to make it go to my original screen or at least get it to dual view_
[02:52] <bobstro> VirhYl3: doing it with a FRACTION of what you're describing will choke it.
[02:52] <TritonX_> vecina : as I told you , System-->Preferences-->Removable drives
[02:52] <VirhYl3> Well then current wimax is crippled.
[02:52] <vecina> oh...
[02:52] <Oetzi> where can i find information about updating my edge to feisty
[02:52] <vecina> actually im in kde
[02:52] <VirhYl3> We'll call it wimax 4.0. :D
[02:52] <VirhYl3> Eventually though, bandwidth will be free.
[02:53] <bobstro> VirhYl3: what we need is good infrastructure like most other countries have. 100Mbps to the house isn't at all uncommon elsewhere.
[02:53] <bobstro> VirhYl3: it largely is many places in the world.
[02:53] <VirhYl3> I agree with that.
[02:53] <bobstro> VirhYl3: wimax is great for rurals and such, not so good for speed freaks downloading movies!
[02:53] <ubuntu> hi! im on the livecd right now trying to install kubuntu... But the picture keeps getting over to my tv out. Is there any software I can use to make it go to my original screen or at least get it to dual view_
[02:53] <dyrne> !update > Oetzi
[02:53] <VirhYl3> Well, wimax 4.0.... :D
[02:53] <abuyazan> hi
[02:54] <bobstro> VirhYl3: just give me FIOS for now and i'll be happy.
[02:54] <Oetzi> dyrne: thx
[02:54] <abuyazan> how can i change my menu bar as MAC style
[02:54] <VirhYl3> yeah, me too, and an ISP that doesn't care what I'm doing on my FIOS.
[02:54] <foxhound> when I try to play rmvb files in realplayer10 i get choppy video.I have ubuntu 7.04 amd64.help someone?
[02:54] <kraut> hi, i have a corrupt module in /etc/modules. how do i forbid loading the module via grub or ignore /etc/modules?
[02:54] <VirhYl3> and a government that doesn't do whatever the corporations that run those ISPs want.
[02:54] <dyrne> !blacklist > kraut
[02:54] <Pici> !blacklist | kraut
[02:54] <ubotu> kraut: To blacklist a module, edit /etc/modprobe.d/my_blacklist and add  blacklist <modulename>  to the end of that list - To explicitly load modules in a specific order, list them in /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and type  sudo update-initramfs -u
[02:55] <kraut> i can'T boot!
[02:55] <predaeus> ubuntu, if you run an nvidia card and install the restricted drivers you can select dual view options etc with nvidia-settings
[02:55] <Tyazhely666> http://forum.ubuntu.ru/index.php?topic=7930.msg59965#new
[02:55] <kraut> dyrne: i know the blacklist file, but i can't boot the system :/
[02:55] <AngryElf_> How do I make GTK2 themes work?  they're saying "invalid file format"
[02:55] <dyrne> kraut: you have desktop cd? boot from it and do sudo fdisk -l  whatever partition your ubuntu shows up as them mount it and edit the file
[02:55] <predaeus> AngryElf_, did you drag-n-drop the theme.tar.gz onto the theme manager to install it?
[02:56] <predaeus> without unpacking it first
[02:56] <kraut> dyrne: isn't there a method via grub?
[02:56] <AngryElf_> predaeus: yes
[02:56] <kraut> dyrne: haven't anything here in the data center
[02:56] <jonah_> Parmenion, yeah everything is up to date, there's just a bug with feisty for this i think - is it easy to install from the tar?
[02:56] <VirhYl3> kraut: Shame on you!  You should always have several Ubuntu disks on your person.
[02:56] <AngryElf_> icon themes work fine, but gtk2 themes(maybe others) dont
[02:56] <VirhYl3> :)
[02:57] <kraut> VirhYl3: ...
[02:57] <predaeus> but it still says invalid filre format? weird. probably a mistake by the theme's creator. try adding it by hand to the correct directory, sry I do not know where gtk2 themes go by default.
[02:57] <ffm> When I SSH using PUTTY, why is it that ' appears as a a with a - over it (at a slant)
[02:57] <Parmenion> jonah_: hmm ... maybe compiling from source would be the best option
[02:57] <dyrne> kraut: honestly dont know. if there is post it here when you find id be interested
[02:57] <ffm> I can never see 's in man and in manual text
[02:57] <Parmenion> jonah_: its not that hard. just make sure you install build-essential and checkinstall
[02:58] <ffm> HELP!!! I cannot see '''''s.
[02:58] <dusty-work> Does anyone here run linux on the laptop: HP Compaq NX6325 ?
[02:58] <TritonX_> what is the best virtual machine to run Feisty ?
[02:58] <ffm> TritonX_: What OS?
[02:58] <TritonX_> osx
[02:58] <TritonX_> and linux
[02:58] <TritonX_> but mostly osx
[02:58] <ffm> TritonX_: What HOST OS
[02:59] <TritonX_> using Q, but I', not impressed
[02:59] <a|K|a> anyone know a tool you can run and it gives you an idea of where all your hardrive usage is coming from?
[03:00] <bezibaerch3n> a|K|a: baobab
[03:00] <a|K|a> thanks
[03:01] <kraut> dyrne: i try it with init=/bin/bash and perhaps i am lucky
[03:01] <vega-> a|K|a: sudo du -sh /*
[03:01] <oxygen> hello
[03:01] <oxygen> i installed ubuntu 7
[03:01] <oxygen> but cdrom problems
[03:01] <VirhYl3> good!
[03:01] <oxygen> i neeed fix patch
[03:01] <SpaceBass> is there a way in 7.04 server to tell if my gigabit controller is actually running at gbit?
[03:01] <CheshireViking> a|K|a, Is this what you're after Applications, Accessories, Disk Usage Analyzer?
[03:02] <l_r> hello people.
[03:02] <oxygen> hellooo
[03:02] <oxygen> ubuntu dion alimio dion
[03:02] <VirhYl3> oxygen.  what is wrong.
[03:02] <l_r> i just installed kubuntu. the question is: why does not it support wpa by default by knetworkmanager?
[03:02] <VirhYl3> in english.
[03:03] <oxygen> VirhYl3, : ubuntu 7 with my cdrom does not work
[03:03] <jhaig> SpaceBass: Network connection?  Try "mii-tool"
[03:03] <VirhYl3> doesn't burn cds?
[03:03] <VirhYl3> or doesn't read them?
[03:03] <HymnToLife> l_r, why should it ?
[03:03] <oxygen> yeah
[03:03] <foxhound> when I try to play rmvb files in realplayer10 i get choppy video.I have ubuntu 7.04 amd64.what could I do?
[03:03] <VirhYl3> neither?
[03:03] <oxygen> doesn't read them
[03:03] <l_r> isn't the time to let the user setup the wireless card with a mouse click instead of having to read the doc, manually change the config, test..etc?
[03:03] <SpaceBass> jhaig, great, thanks!
[03:03] <oxygen> system is problem
[03:03] <cire> i'm trying to get a wusb54gc to work on feisty.  it worked on edgy with Albrecht Gebhardt's solution but compiling the driver on feisty errors out.  any thoughts?
[03:03] <VirhYl3> hmmm... weird... haven't heard of that one.
[03:03] <kraut> dyrne: i am lucky ;)
[03:03] <zeroday> oxygen: whats your native language?
[03:03] <HymnToLife> as if it didn't install enough useless crap as is....
[03:03] <VirhYl3> is it a weird drive?
[03:03] <sylvie_><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[03:03] <dynoweb> does anyone know how to get the desktop effects to work?
[03:04] <SpaceBass> jhaig, ok, its showing 100T...how can I tell it to use gigabit?
[03:04] <oxygen> zeroday, : native ya, i mean my cdrom does not work with ubuntu 7
[03:04] <tex__> Loading 7.04 Live CD - intel_nrg FWH not detected ??
[03:04] <oxygen> but ubuntu 6 with work
[03:04] <zeroday> dynoweb: just use beryl (beryl-project.org)
[03:04] <VirhYl3> dynoweb: go #ubuntu-effects or #beryl
[03:04] <oxygen> tes
[03:04] <oxygen> yes
[03:04] <HOT> spacebass: 100 is 100T ie 100Mb
[03:04] <Riley> can anyone help me get quake 3 arena and install for ubuntu
[03:04] <HOT> not a gig
[03:04] <EdgEy> Riley, use your q3 cd
[03:04] <eltese> hi. Anyone good with livecds and changing monitor?
[03:04] <Riley> lol
[03:04] <EdgEy> there is an installer on ftp.idsoftware.com somewhere
[03:04] <SpaceBass> Hot I understand...but its a gigabit controller
[03:04] <Riley> when i say get
[03:04] <Riley> //
[03:05] <TritonX_> but to run at gigabit, you need the switch or at least another computer at that speed
[03:05] <HOT> spacebass, yup, you asked how to tell what its running
[03:05] <VirhYl3> Riley: Is it just quake 3 you wanna play?
[03:05] <VirhYl3> or a mod?
[03:05] <SpaceBass> hot, then asked how to change it
[03:05] <TritonX_> internet wont be faster...
[03:05] <jhaig> SpaceBass: I'm not really sure how to fiddle around with that, but mii-tool allows you to change things.  See the man page.
[03:05] <EdgEy> !piracy
[03:05] <Riley> yeah
[03:05] <ubotu> piracy discussion and other questionably legal practices are not welcome in the Ubuntu channels. Please take this discussion elsewhere or abstain from it altogether. This includes linking to pirated software, music and video. Also see !guidelines and !o4o
[03:05] <SpaceBass> jhaig, thanks, looking now
[03:05] <EdgEy> if you have the official cd, go ftp.idsoftware.com, there's a quake3 folder somewhere with a linux installer
[03:05] <HOT> on a typical 100/1000 switch, orange is 100T and green is 1000T , what colour is the led on the switch (ie the port you are plugged into)
[03:05] <EdgEy> if i'm not mistaken newer q3 cds have a linux installer already on them
[03:06] <VirhYl3> I'm not encouraging standard q3.
[03:06] <VirhYl3> ioq3 is much better now.
[03:06] <SpaceBass> Hot, the switch is showing that its a 100T link
[03:06] <CheshireViking> oxygen, is the Ubuntu 7.04 cd faulty, have you tried re-downloading or burning a fresh copy and using that
[03:06] <tex__> Hi I'm loading the 7.04 Live CD and I get:  intel_nrg FWH not detected ????
[03:06] <cire> anybody know how to get a linksys wusb54gc wifi adpater to work on feisty?
[03:06] <Riley> Virhyl3: email me at riley(dot)mccartney(at)gmail(dot)com
[03:06] <lkas> /whois $me
[03:06] <foxhound> need some help with real player configuration
[03:06] <eltese> hi. Anyone good with livecds and changing monitor?
[03:06] <VirhYl3> and if you want to play "Urban Terror" which is imho the best q3 mod out right now, you can download everything for free, and it's not piracy.
[03:06] <zeroday> cire: have you tried ndiwwrapper
[03:07] <oxygen> CheshireViking
[03:07] <VirhYl3> Riley: Just google Urban Terror
[03:07] <cire> i installed ndiswrapper from automatix2 but not completely sure how to use it
[03:07] <oxygen> you dont understand me
[03:07] <zeroday> eltese: ill try whats wrong
[03:07] <predaeus> Tremulous is a nice Q3 mod in the Ubuntu repositories
[03:07] <Riley> okay, thank you
[03:07] <VirhYl3> Urban Terror BIG TIME> Tremulous.
[03:07] <TritonX_> tremulous is also stand alone
[03:07] <VirhYl3> sorry. :D
[03:07] <VirhYl3> so is Urban Terror.
[03:07] <oxygen> i mean i have a ubuntu 7 cd so i intalled ubuntu this cd .. oke .. so np..
[03:07] <VirhYl3> But it's not FOSS. :(
[03:07] <zeroday> cire: go to #ndiswrapper or google ndiwswraper it is very easy to use
[03:07] <oxygen> and my ubuntu starting ....
[03:07] <TritonX_> my favorite though True Combat: a mod for Ennemy territory
[03:07] <SpaceBass> jhaig, fyi...doing some research that I wouldnt have found with out you pointing me in the right direction.... turns out mii-tool is only for 10/100 hardware
[03:08] <CheshireViking> oxygen, ok, sorry, my mistake, I thought you meant the cd wouldn't run
[03:08] <oxygen> but now ubuntu with cdrom does not work
[03:08] <jonah_> hi guys having trouble install gdesklets from source, here's my error: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17792/   can anyone please help me out? thanks
[03:08] <cire> i tried it but not luck, i think i'm using it wrong...i used ubuntuguide.org's instructions
[03:08] <oxygen> Cheetah, : can you understand me ?
[03:08] <VirhYl3> the new urban terror (4.0) is really rad, have you tried it Triton?
[03:08] <eltese> zeroday: The livecd boots nicely on my monitor but when the OS itself starts the picture goes straight to my tv and I cant change it. So I cant see what I do when im gonna install etc
[03:08] <TritonX_> nope
[03:08] <VirhYl3> give it a shot.
[03:08] <trumpeter2003> YAY! A lots mount!
[03:08] <HOT> anyone else finding google earth is locking up on launch?
[03:08] <TritonX_> Vir: you can play it without having Q3 ?
[03:08] <trumpeter2003> err, lost
[03:08] <TheInfinity> wie knan es sein, dass ich wenn ich ein ldap server habe und eintrage hinzufge der server behauoptet die eintrge wrden schon existieren, bei einer suche aber nichts ausgibt?
[03:08] <VirhYl3> it's free, stand alone, the only downside is you have to turn off beryl.
[03:09] <TheInfinity> args sorry
[03:09] <MTecknology> When I start up the avahi daemon fails to load. When I start up I can connect to a wireless network just fine, but if I walk from my dorm to class I lose Internet. I can walk from one AP to another within a building and maintain Internet. My IP shouldn't be getting changed by the AP's, it's a University network and the ESSID's and WEP's I'm trying to use are the same. I tried doing /etc/init.d/networking restart and I still didn'
[03:09] <MTecknology> t regain the Internet... Any ideas to why this happens? It happened in 6.10 also
[03:09] <VirhYl3> yeah, you can play it with the ioquake3 they modified just for the game.
[03:09] <VirhYl3> It's totally free.
[03:09] <Riley> Virhyl3: my cpu isn't exactly amazing, im not sure if i could run something awesome
[03:09] <TritonX_> Vir: really ? I mean its always a good idea to turn it off to play 3D games but didnt had any problem with ET
[03:09] <zeroday> eltese: tv out is at best terrible can you unplug your tv and try agaiiiiiiiiiin
[03:09] <cire> thanks zeroday
[03:09] <VirhYl3> Riley: Urban Terror is based on quake 3.  It's old tech.  What are your specs?  I just meant the game is awesome to play.
[03:09] <VirhYl3> The graphics are a little dated already.
[03:10] <eltese> zeroday: Thought about that ;p But then its just goes to a tv that doesnt exist.
[03:10] <Tyazhely666> :'(
[03:10] <Riley> Virhyl3: lol, my ram is a joke, (256) small hard drive, etc....
[03:10] <EdgEy> 500mhz cpu with a geforce2 or better will run quake3
[03:10] <foxhound> I try to run /path/here/aoss realplay for realplayer 10 and i get this http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17793/.need some help::)
[03:10] <zeroday> eltese: ahh no idea then tv outs arnt my specialty i imagine you have to edit the xorg under monitor
[03:10] <EdgEy> i mean, decently
[03:11] <VirhYl3> Riley: Give it a shot.  Will still probably play.  Gotta turn off beryl though... :(
[03:11] <jonah_> Parmenion, can you help me out, got this error: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17792/
[03:11] <Cryoniq> Question: When I set up apache2 server in Feisty and want php5 working, what package should I choose for common usage? I selected one package and it said it would remove something with MPM in it, so I halted the installation to make sure what I am doing :)
[03:11] <eltese> zeroday: Yeah thought so to and I really suck at monitor editing. Thanks for helping though
[03:11] <Riley> Virhyl3: beryl?
[03:11] <VirhYl3> http://www.urbanterror.net/news.php
[03:11] <zeroday> eltese: lemme have a look gimme a min
[03:11] <eltese> yesh (=
[03:11] <EdgEy> Riley, a 3d window manager. kinda like Vista's aero
[03:12] <Cryoniq> I am used since before to compile it all and make changes in the config files and enable/add the libs to apaches config as modules so this feels like a shortcut.. :)
[03:12] <EdgEy> if you don't know you're probably not running it
[03:12] <zeroday> eltese: can you post your xorg to pastebin
[03:12] <foxhound> I try to run /path/here/aoss realplay for realplayer 10 and i get this http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17793/ .need some help::)
[03:12] <VirhYl3> Riley: beryl is what makes Ubuntu so bad ass: Here's pix: http://blog.myspace.com/khanz
[03:12] <Parmenion> No package 'pygtk-2.0' found
[03:12] <Parmenion> No package 'pyorbit-2' found
[03:12] <Parmenion> No package 'gnome-python-2.0' found
[03:12] <EdgEy> lol
[03:13] <zeroday> having fun Parmenion
[03:13] <EdgEy> beryl isnt ubuntu exclusive
[03:13] <Parmenion> jonah_: you need to look for those packages in synaptic and download them
[03:13] <askar> How do I change splashscreen?
[03:13] <eltese> zeroday: Nah, im not on the livecd atm, as I cant see the picture then =s
[03:13] <Riley> Virhyl3: i dont think i have it, should i get it?
[03:13] <VirhYl3> no, but it's easiest in Feisty over any other distro.
[03:13] <jonah_> Parmenion, but i've got them installed - it's saying something about versions being too high i think at bottom of my pastebin
[03:13] <VirhYl3> depends on your specs.
[03:13] <EdgEy> Riley, not if your pc is as bad as you say imo
[03:13] <Riley> lol
[03:13] <Trae> anyone know how to use tar well?  I have an archive, and trying to extract a directory from it (Remotely, otherwise, I'd use the gui)
[03:14] <VirhYl3> what gfx card?
[03:14] <zeroday> okay eltese what does it say under monitor then?
[03:14] <VirhYl3> what proc?
[03:14] <Puffball> hello, I tried installing Feisty Fawn twice, and both times the video would die during the initial boot, does anyone know how to change video drivers during the setup?
[03:14] <Riley> alright ill stick with what i got
[03:14] <foxhound> help anyone?
[03:14] <zeroday> Puffball: what gfx card?
[03:14] <VirhYl3> Riley: what are your specs?
[03:14] <Parmenion> this is weird jonah_ :\
[03:14] <Puffball> zeroday, its a Radeon 9250
[03:14] <VirhYl3> I've set up beryl running well in 256 mb on an athlon XP and geforce 4.
[03:14] <zeroday> Puffball: those are a pain to install
[03:14] <Parmenion> honestly, ive got into the same type of trouble before ... but i gave up on it :\
[03:15] <VirhYl3> it was fast, easy, and ran great.
[03:15] <Puffball> yeah, but i can't get the open source drivers to work
[03:15] <Parmenion> now, it comes back. we need to vanquish it !
[03:15] <Puffball> let alone ati's fglrx crap
[03:15] <VirhYl3> though honestly 512 mb of ram would've made it perfect.
[03:15] <Riley> Virhyl3: i have know idea on graphics card... its just my mobo
[03:15] <zeroday> Puffball: you can try the vesa drivers
[03:15] <eltese> zeroday: Customize1. Ive tried to make it recognize my monitor but when I try that everything just goes grey and I need to restart X
[03:15] <EdgEy> Riley if its old.. quake 3 wont run too well :/
[03:15] <VirhYl3> Riley: Ah... well then probably skip it till you find an old geforce to throw in there.
[03:15] <Puffball> yes, i can, but how?
[03:15] <VirhYl3> beryl...
[03:15] <Parmenion> zeroday: take a look at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17792/
[03:15] <jonah_> can anyone at all help with this error: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17792/
[03:15] <VirhYl3> you can still try urban terror. ;d
[03:16] <VirhYl3> Maybe just turn down the res and effects.
[03:16] <zeroday> eltese: try add this option   Option "DPMS"
[03:16] <VirhYl3> Urban terror runs on some really ancient stuff, if you don't mind pixels... LOL
[03:16] <Riley> EdgEy: i have run quake on this computer before... i think when it was windows
[03:16] <Lhademmor> Hello word
[03:16] <Lhademmor> *world
[03:16] <zeroday> Parmenion: is this you?
[03:16] <Parmenion> need a little help with the last bit, seems the package numbering is too high :\ but it should run on more advanced stuff right?
[03:16] <VirhYl3> Riley: Then UrT should be fine.  But turn the gfx down in the menu.
[03:16] <foxhound> I try to run /path/here/aoss realplay for realplayer 10 and i get this http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17793/ .need some help::)
[03:16] <eltese> zeroday: Ok, will try that. Just what should I be looking for when I add it?
[03:17] <Riley> Virhyl3: okay, thank you
[03:17] <Parmenion> its for jonah_. Cant seem to figure out out how to fix his problem
[03:17] <zeroday> Parmenion: i hate compiling its PKG_CONFIG_PATH can neva get past that
[03:17] <shad_yh> I DID ITTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[03:17] <zeroday> eltese: got to go nite
[03:17] <Parmenion> zeroday: that makes another one of us :P
[03:17] <Parmenion> i cant get past that as well
[03:17] <eltese> yeah =) Thanks for helping.
[03:18] <zeroday> Parmenion: lol cya nite
[03:18] <Parmenion> lol alright zeroday night
[03:18] <Parmenion> jonah_: i cant get past that either :\ its wierd . I think it would be easier if you posted on the boards
[03:18] <Lhademmor> Hmm... It seems my ThinkPad R51 crashes when I close the lit and it should fall asleep?
[03:18] <Parmenion> people could dissect it easier
[03:19] <MTecknology> When I start up the avahi daemon fails to load. When I start up I can connect to a wireless network just fine, but if I walk from my dorm to class I lose Internet. I can walk from one AP to another within a building and maintain Internet. My IP shouldn't be getting changed by the AP's, it's a University network and the ESSID's and WEP's I'm trying to use are the same. I tried doing /etc/init.d/networking restart and I still didn'
[03:19] <MTecknology> t regain the Internet... Any ideas to why this happens? It happened in 6.10 also
[03:19] <HumpBack> Hello
[03:20] <foxhound> I try to run /path/here/aoss realplay for realplayer 10 and i get this http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17793/ .need some help::)
[03:20] <HumpBack> How do I temporarily disable the auto-mount feature? I want to plug in a USB drive and i do not want it to be mounted.
[03:20] <Lhademmor> Hmm... Testing my capability to send. Can anyone read this?
[03:20] <Riley> Virhyl3: okay, i have dl-d and extracted but i dont know which file to run
[03:20] <CheshireViking> Lhademmor, nope :)
[03:21] <VirhYl3> Lhademmor: Other people have had the problem you are having.
[03:21] <VirhYl3> It is in fact a bug.
[03:21] <VirhYl3> read the readme on the main site.
[03:21] <VirhYl3> :)
[03:21] <VirhYl3> install it as per those instructions.
[03:22] <shad_yh> thnks ya'll
[03:22] <shad_yh> b'bye for now
[03:22] <jonah_> Parmenion, ok thanks
[03:22] <Lhademmor> VirhYl3 > Sry, on a crappy connection atm. Anyway, what were you saying?
[03:23] <Parmenion> sorry i could not have been of more assistance jonah_
[03:23] <Riley> Virhyl3: there's no .exe file, only .svg, .i386, and an image
[03:24] <VirhYl3> .i386 runs in linux.
[03:24] <tsikis> hi there guys
[03:24] <VirhYl3> but you have to right click it and sit it to be executable.
[03:24] <VirhYl3> maybe...
[03:24] <VirhYl3> :)
[03:25] <tsikis> i am searching some time now on a way to get rid of some packages not needed for me like evolution and totem but the only thing i find is that i will end up with broken packages any ideas or howtos?
[03:26] <ejupin> I can only connect at 11mbs with my wireless card, on other distros I connect much faster...settings for this anywhere?
[03:26] <foxhound> can someone please help me?
[03:27] <VirhYl3> foxhound: what is your question?
[03:27] <TritonX_> Anyone tried to run Feisty on a USB stick with persistency? I tried without success, It was booting and running fine, but no persistency :(
[03:27] <kenthomson> Namaste!, I am in deep trouble-Here is my question. I had u.6.10 (fully updated) and through update manager two days ago i selected "Upgrade to 7.04", it went on and downloaded all the packages, than maybe in-between all this the system shut-down. I restarted it, and update manager downloading the remaining packages to complete the dist.upgrade, as soon as that was done i started getting debconf popups about setting up new software for feisty,
[03:27] <kenthomson> after i setup up some then the terminal in update manager read setting up s/w (unpacking...setting up replacement), so i went out. When i returned i found the computer off, i restarted it and found that ubuntu wouldn't boot, the grub entry still has the 17-11 kernel and when i try to run it, the loading-bar (the one that fills up as ubuntu loads itself) is 1/8 full, and below it reads "mounting root file system" than nothing, a black screen comes
[03:27] <kenthomson> and a prompt with "infiarams> " (or somethinhg like that) and a blinking cursor. I can't startx or anything ubuntu hasn't even loaded 1/8 when this strange cursor comes up. Now my system is unbootable for 3 days. Please help!!!
[03:27] <magicmactel> ejupin: what wireless card do you have?
[03:27] <dyrne> kenthomson: good lord
[03:27] <Riley> Virhyl3: lol, i tried to run it through command prompt and i got "permission denied"... its my computer!
[03:27] <ejupin> buffalo., a broadcom chip
[03:27] <magicmactel> ejupin: using bcm43xx?
[03:28] <ejupin> yep
[03:28] <BadaR> Anyone can suggest a good desklets program?p.s im have gnome (gDesklets lag with Beryl)
[03:28] <magicmactel> i had the same problem, switched to ndiswrapper and now i get 54mbps
[03:28] <kenthomson> dyrne: i need help
[03:28] <magicmactel> BadaR: check out screenlets
[03:28] <ejupin> quick way I would do that?
[03:28] <ejupin> not familiar with it
[03:28] <kenthomson> Anyone interested in helping me?
[03:28] <foxhound> VirhYl3:I have ubuntu 7.04 amd64 and I have installed real player 10,but when I try to play an rmvb video i get choppy video
[03:28] <BrokenLinux> !screenlets
[03:28] <BadaR> magicmactel, i checked,there arent so many there only 10 of them,but yes,they are nice
[03:28] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about screenlets - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:28] <jandro> Just the simple "Experience ubuntu.ogg" that comes on the home folder increases my procesor activity to 50% and almos 100% in fullscreenmode, is this normal?
[03:28] <Parmenion> kenthomson: the best way would be to download fiesty desktop cd and reinstall
[03:29] <magicmactel> !ndiswrapper
[03:29] <ubotu> Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[03:29] <kenthomson> Parmenion: thats the last thing on my mind, can't i get back my edgy?
[03:29] <dyrne> kenthomson: ill read it thats like the tom clancy novel of questions though :)
[03:29] <enlightenedpsych> I just bought a Creative Zen V Plus mp3 player and Im trying to make it work with libmtp but it don't seem to work with gnomad so does anyone know how to use an mtp player without problem with ubuntu (Im on edgy)
[03:29] <Parmenion> kenthomson: it seems its stuck permanently between edgy and fiesty.
[03:29] <kenthomson> dyrne: but this time it's not only a novel but a diary entry from my side
[03:29] <xukun> is there someone with a working vmware 5.5 and Feisty?
[03:30] <ceil420> !paste | Taerom
[03:30] <ubotu> Taerom: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:30] <AaronMT> Hi I was wondering if anybody has this problem. A resume from standby will prohibit any attempt to reconnect to a wireless network, not sure why.
[03:30] <magicmactel> ejupin: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper?highlight=%28WifiDocs%2FDriver%29
[03:30] <kenthomson> Parmenion: so couldn't i edit some text files from a live-cd or something to get t back to edgy or something
[03:30] <ejupin> magicmactel:ty, i will look into it
[03:30] <Parmenion> kenthomson: the best way would honestly to wipe everything and then install fiesty ... It would be alot of work and I cant walk you through it(lack of experience)
[03:30] <ik1>  hello, does anyone know how to play acc/aac media files? i converted my audio using the windows version of itunes which defaults to aac/acc files. now i cant play my ipod's audio files under linux
[03:31] <jandro> Just the simple "Experience ubuntu.ogg" that comes on the home folder increases my procesor activity to 50% and almos 100% in fullscreenmode, is this normal?
[03:31] <kenthomson> Parmenion: your advice doesn't help
[03:31] <foxhound> VirhYl3:This is what I get http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17797/
[03:31] <ashton> help! I just draged about 4gb of files from a folder into nautilus cd burner, and the files disappeared... anyone know where they might have gone?
[03:31] <Parmenion> kenthomson: :P Im trying
[03:31] <magicmactel> AaronMT: i had that problem and did something to make network manager stop and restart when suspending and now it works perfectly
[03:31] <magicmactel> let me see if i can find it
[03:31] <kenthomson> Parmenion: a little knowledge is a dangerous thing esp. to the reciever than the bearer
[03:32] <PleegWat> How do I connect to multiple networks on xchat?
[03:32] <osotogari> hey all, im trying to upgrade from 6.10 to 7.04 using the Update Manager, however I get the following error Failed to fetch http://theli.free.fr/packages/dists/edgy/listen/binary-i386/Packages.gz 301 Moved Permanently. Anyone got any ideas on this?
[03:32] <AaronMT> Ctrl-T
[03:32] <ik1>  hello, does anyone know how to play acc/aac media files? i converted my audio using the windows version of itunes which defaults to aac/acc files. now i cant play my ipod's audio files under linux
[03:32] <Parmenion> kenthomson: do you have a livecd ? try booting to it and looking through the drive
[03:32] <jonah> hi i've got a second hardrive i fitted but you have to click on it's icon to mount it and then it wants admin pass etc. how do i set it to belong to home user account and automount?
[03:32] <kenthomson> Parmenion: looking thru it to find what?
[03:32] <ceil420> PleegWat, ctrl+t to open a new tab
[03:32] <Parmenion> if you have a usb thumbdrive, backup your data via that method
[03:32] <smoenux> !dvd
[03:32] <ubotu> For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[03:32] <PleegWat> thanks
[03:32] <Parmenion> data and back it up
[03:32] <Parmenion> before doing anything else to your system
[03:33] <AaronMT> Now how do you open a second server in XChat-GNOME 0.16
[03:33] <ashton> more info: just inserted a blank dvd... dragged files into the burn dvd window that appeared. files didn't appear in the burn window, and disappeared from the original folder
[03:33] <osotogari> hey all, im trying to upgrade from 6.10 to 7.04 using the Update Manager, however I get the following error Failed to fetch http://theli.free.fr/packages/dists/edgy/listen/binary-i386/Packages.gz 301 Moved Permanently. Anyone got any ideas on this?
[03:33] <kenthomson> Parmenion: USB is 128mb and i have data of 60gb
[03:34] <kamal> I want to configure wifi on my laptop with wpasupplicant?
[03:34] <Parmenion> kenthomson: honestly 60GB of pure mission critical data?
[03:34] <kamal> but it not working
[03:34] <kamal> :S
[03:34] <Parmenion> but thats besides the point, never mind the previous if you want to.
[03:34] <jonah> Parmenion, hi again, how do i set my second hd to belong to my standard user account and also have it auto mount etc?
[03:35] <ashton> more more info... both windows were in list mode
[03:35] <jefem24> can anyonr tell my why one of my ubuntu machins keeps loosing the sound???
[03:35] <kenthomson> Parmenion: lets leave our talk, its going nowhere
[03:35] <kenthomson> HELP SOMEONE
[03:35] <JJNova> Ok
[03:35] <orbin> osotogari: try removing the listen repository from your sources.
[03:35] <mc44> osotogari: remove listen before upgrading?
[03:35] <Parmenion> sorry kenthomson
[03:35] <Parmenion> give me a moment jonah
[03:35] <osotogari> ok will try.
[03:35] <HumpBack> kenthomson: what is your problem?
[03:35] <jonah> Parmenion, ok thanks
[03:35] <orbin> AaronMT: most people prefer plain xchat.
[03:36] <kenthomson> HumpBack: Namaste!, I am in deep trouble-Here is my question. I had u.6.10 (fully updated) and through update manager two days ago i selected "Upgrade to 7.04", it went on and downloaded all the packages, than maybe in-between all this the system shut-down. I restarted it, and update manager downloading the remaining packages to complete the dist.upgrade, as soon as that was done i started getting debconf popups about setting up new software for
[03:36] <kenthomson> feisty,
[03:36] <kenthomson> 	kenthomson	after i setup up some then the terminal in update manager read setting up s/w (unpacking...setting up replacement), so i went out. When i returned i found the computer off, i restarted it and found that ubuntu wouldn't boot, the grub entry still has the 17-11 kernel and when i try to run it, the loading-bar (the one that fills up as ubuntu loads itself) is 1/8 full, and below it reads "mounting root file system" than nothing, a black
[03:36] <kenthomson> screen comes
[03:36] <kamal> who has configured wifi connection before?
[03:36] <kenthomson> 	kenthomson	and a prompt with "infiarams> " (or somethinhg like that) and a blinking cursor. I can't startx or anything ubuntu hasn't even loaded 1/8 when this strange cursor comes up. Now my system is unbootable for 3 days. Please help!!!
[03:36] <Parmenion> you need it to auto mount jonah? you have to edit your /etc/fstab
[03:36] <cy_`> hello
[03:36] <JJNova> I haven't been able to send email through both of my SMTP connections since upgrading to Feisty :'(
[03:36] <mc44> !paste | kenthomson
[03:36] <kenthomson> mc44: this is self-typed stuff my dear
[03:36] <jonah> Parmenion, also i want it to belong to my user account
[03:36] <foxhound> VirhYl3:got any ideas what the problem might be?
[03:36] <osotogari> @orbin: commenting them out should suffice yes?
[03:36] <jonah> Parmenion, not admin only sorta thing
[03:36] <kenthomson> JJNova: can you report of any good things happening to anyone after upgrading?
[03:36] <Parmenion> a moment more then jonah :P
[03:36] <HOT> kenthomson: have you tried running the live cd and doing a recovery?
[03:37] <mc44> kenthomson: you pasted more than 6 lines
[03:37] <Parmenion> ill go poke in my fstab
[03:37] <cy_`> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17799/ .. i get that error when using the "vesa" driver on the feisty release.. but it gives me that error.. what might be wrong ?
[03:37] <jonah> Parmenion, ok thanks
[03:37] <ubotu> kenthomson: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:37] <orbin> osotogari: yes.
[03:37] <dyrne> kenthomson: my only suggestion would be a livecd and backing up configs and movies and such to another hd or maybe gparted to create a sep parition for em. you can pipe it to gz or something if space is an issue
[03:37] <orbin> osotogari: listen is awesome btw. :)
[03:37] <HumpBack> kenthomson: best bet is for you to download the install cd and boot from it. After that backup the home and any other folder where you have user data. Re-install and then re-store the user data
[03:37] <kenthomson> HOT: recovery ain't pssible
[03:38] <JJNova> kenthomson:  Umm.... well. I'm sure there's someone that had improvements
[03:38] <Parmenion> jonah: you would have to add it under options "users"
[03:38] <knix_> anyone know how to get your mouse back in virtualbox?
[03:38] <HOT> kenthomson: you have tried already?
[03:38] <Parmenion> what do you want your second hd to mount as?
[03:38] <MTecknology> When I start up the avahi daemon fails to load. When I start up I can connect to a wireless network just fine, but if I walk from my dorm to class I lose Internet. I can walk from one AP to another within a building and maintain Internet. My IP shouldn't be getting changed by the AP's, it's a University network and the ESSID's and WEP's I'm trying to use are the same. I tried doing /etc/init.d/networking restart and I still didn'
[03:38] <MTecknology> t regain the Internet... Any ideas to why this happens? It happened in 6.10 also
[03:38] <HumpBack> knix_: control - alt ?
[03:38] <kenthomson> HOT: what sort of recovery
[03:38] <ashton> does nautilus cd/dvd burner often make files disappear?
[03:38] <AdministratorX> Is anyone here running Zimbra?
[03:38] <knix_> HumpBack, nope
[03:38] <kamal> who has configured wifi connection before?
[03:38] <HOT> kenthomson: when you boot from the live cd you will notice an option to perform a recovery
[03:39] <jefem24> downloaded a 7.04 ubuntu kernel but where should it go???
[03:39] <Otrayo> me
[03:39] <osotogari> @ orbin: great now update manager is telling me my system is up to date and not showing the upgrade to 7.04 butto
[03:39] <jefem24> can anyonr tell my why one of my ubuntu machines keeps loosing the sound???
[03:39] <kenthomson> HOT: i don't have a feisty live-cd and no cd-writer, will it be possible to do a edgy recovery?
[03:39] <kenthomson> HOT: a recovery from a edgy cd
[03:39] <unimatrix9> does any one have troubles with feisty and shutdown ?
[03:39] <HOT> kenthomson: i wouldnt recommend that if you have upgraded to feisty
[03:40] <jonah> Parmenion, here's my fstab, it doesnt seem to be in there
[03:40] <Parmenion> jonah: just poke in your /etc/fstab and follow the precedents
[03:40] <JJNova> unimatrix9:  When using WINE I do ;)
[03:40] <kenthomson> HOT: is a recovery from a edgy eft cd possible or is that a newly included option in a fesity cd ONLY
[03:40] <Parmenion> jonah: what do you want to mount it as?
[03:40] <kenthomson> JJNova: shutting down thry wine?
[03:40] <jonah> Parmenion, /dev/hdd is what i want to add
[03:40] <foxhound> I have a problem  with real player 10.could someone help me?
[03:40] <unimatrix9> strange errors with hal...and network manager
[03:40] <CyberWorld> I'm on Kubuntu 7.04 anyone have any ideas on how to get my promise ide raid controller to work it's on the motherboard?  I've tried google...
[03:40] <Parmenion> jonah: can you see it from your current install?
[03:40] <laurenw> hi there everybody
[03:40] <mc44> kenthomson: do you only have the old 17 kernel or do you have a 20 kernel as well?
[03:40] <kenthomson> HOT: are you there?
[03:41] <CyberWorld> it's worked in past on SUSE
[03:41] <CheshireViking> kenthomson, i thought the recovery option was only available on the alternate cd - i could be wrong though
[03:41] <Tyazhely> CyberWorld: i too ;)
[03:41] <osotogari> can you update 6.10 from Feisty ISO?
[03:41] <foxhound> someone please help??
[03:41] <jonah> Parmenion, yeah it's there in "my computer" but when you double click it to go in it asks for admin password, so it must belong to root only
[03:41] <mc44> osotogari: only the alternate CD
[03:41] <kenthomson> mv44 i don't know what kernel i have, all i know is that all the 1300+ packages were succesfully downloaded and were being setup (upgrade to fesity), but the gruyb entry shows 17 kernel
[03:41] <AaronMT> Hi I was wondering if anybody has this problem. A resume from standby will prohibit any attempt to reconnect to a wireless network, not sure why.
[03:42] <osotogari> @ mc44: dang
[03:42] <CyberWorld> Tyazhely, you find any fix?
[03:42] <HYPOCRISY> Hello
[03:42] <isofunk> hello
[03:42] <kenthomson> mc44: is there an option in u6.10 Desktop (live) cd to recover a system?
[03:42] <jonah> Parmenion, that ok i can mount it and use it for session, but it would be nice to not have to put pass in to use disk
[03:42] <laurenw> I got a question, I got Ubuntu installed but want to install XP from an OEM cd on another partition.
[03:42] <laurenw> The problem is that it wont boot from the OEM XP cd but it continues to the grub menu after loading the cd as first boot device
[03:42] <MTecknology> When I start up the avahi daemon fails to load. When I start up I can connect to a wireless network just fine, but if I walk from my dorm to class I lose Internet. I can walk from one AP to another within a building and maintain Internet. My IP shouldn't be getting changed by the AP's, it's a University network and the ESSID's and WEP's I'm trying to use are the same. I tried doing /etc/init.d/networking restart and I still didn'
[03:42] <MTecknology> t regain the Internet... Any ideas to why this happens? It happened in 6.10 also
[03:42] <Tyazhely> CyberWorld: no))
[03:42] <Parmenion> jonah:  hmm well you would have to modify the permissions on the drive
[03:42] <isofunk> tell me
[03:42] <Parmenion> as root, you would have to do it
[03:42] <jonah> Parmenion, ok how do i got about that?
[03:43] <CyberWorld> I'm thinking I need to load some non free kernel module
[03:43] <kenthomson> mc44: >
[03:43] <Parmenion> :P jonah rightclick on it and click the permissions tab
[03:43] <HOT> kenthomson: http://users.bigpond.net.au/hermanzone/p15/re_grub_1.png
[03:43] <Trubadurix> hi i have installed 7.04 and i want to get my wireless work so i put in firmware-files and reboot and the its fucked up i cant configure the network in 6.10 it was no problem ?
[03:43] <HOT> select the recovery option onboot
[03:43] <mc44> !ohmy | Trubadurix
[03:43] <ubotu> Trubadurix: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[03:43] <foxhound> Help Please?
[03:44] <ashton> help?
[03:44] <Trubadurix> what?
[03:44] <tuskernini> what is the best bluetooth software for ubuntu? kde?
[03:44] <mc44> foxhound: what problem?
[03:44] <HYPOCRISY> fun
[03:44] <laurenw>  I got a question, I got Ubuntu installed but want to install XP from an OEM cd on another partition.
[03:44] <laurenw> The problem is that it wont boot from the OEM XP cd but it continues to the grub menu after loading the cd as first boot device
[03:44] <Trubadurix> isnt it english?
[03:44] <lilleman> Someone know where the php binary is? pear gives: "exec: 28: /usr/bin/php: not found"
[03:44] <qwehnce> is their anyway to stop sound-juicer from starting after a cd is loaded?
[03:44] <tuskernini> laurenw: windows does not like it to be installed second...
[03:44] <foxhound> mc44:I try to play an rmvb video in real player 10,but I get choppy video
[03:44] <Otrayo> is there such a thing as a php binary?
[03:44] <Trubadurix> do i need  linux-restricted-modules-generic  to get wireless working?
[03:44] <kenthomson> HOT: great research but is this thing available in a normal desktop cd or only on alternate cds and can i have it on a u6.10 desktop cd?
[03:44] <lilleman> yes it is
[03:45] <CheshireViking> kenthomson, your problem sounds similar to an issue I had, the fiesty upgrade downloaded, but failed during installation, it seemed to roll part way back, but had old & new kernels & constantly wanted to reboot - I ended up copying my /home directory to a network drive & doing a clean install of fiesty from cd & this time I made sure i set up a separate partition for /home before I copied thing back
[03:45] <laurenw> tuskernini: isnt there a way too make windows like this?
[03:45] <lilleman> normally it is in /usr/bin/php... on most systems
[03:45] <kenthomson> HOT: that looks like a alternate cd
[03:45] <Trubadurix> FUCK YOU ALL NOOBS MAN GET A LIFE!!!!!!!!!
[03:45] <Parmenion> Trubadurix: relax ...
[03:45] <kenthomson> CheshireViking: thats inspiring ;(
[03:45] <Trubadurix> ?
[03:45] <Parmenion> what wireless card are you having?
[03:45] <kenthomson> !ops | Trubadurix
[03:45] <ubotu> Trubadurix: Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal or mneptok
[03:45] <Trubadurix> ZyDAS zd1201
[03:45] <tuskernini> laurenw: i dont know.. there might be a way to save ubntu afterwards by reinstalling grub or rewriting the mbr... but i have never done it... i just use ubuntu
[03:45] <kenthomson> Parmenion: we don't feed the troll
[03:46] <elkbuntu> i win!
[03:46] <mc44> tonyyarusso: too slow!
[03:46] <jonah> Parmenion, i can right click on it but cant change anything cos not mine, but if i sudo into nautilus i cant right click on it cos there's no my computer, it's just filesystem and then dev etc
[03:46] <tonyyarusso> dang
[03:46] <Parmenion> is it supported under ndiswrapper?
[03:46] <kenthomson> ;)
[03:46] <kuma> hi, sometimes i know what package i want to install but i don't know its name, where can i find a list of avaiable packages for aprtitude?
[03:46] <CheshireViking> kenthomson, sorry i can't be more supportive
[03:46] <tuskernini> !kick
[03:46] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about kick - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:46] <foxhound> mc44 :do you know what I should do?
[03:46] <Otrayo> laurenw: the best thing to do is install windows first and then install ubuntu, otherwise windows is gonna mess up your mbr and cause all sorts of trouble
[03:46] <HOT> kenthomson: http://arcanecode.files.wordpress.com/2007/02/windowslivewriterinstallingub.10onvirtualpc2007stepbystep-14593ubuntu610-033.jpg that is the 6.10 cd, the recovery options is invoked by selecting "other options"
[03:46] <kenthomson> elkbuntu: are you people waiting to pounce on unsuspecting trolls? thats cruel, atleast be visible
[03:46] <laurenw> ok
[03:46] <Otrayo> kuma, install synaptic
[03:46] <tonyyarusso> kuma: apt (command line) and synaptic both have search functions, as does http://packages.ubuntu.com/
[03:47] <mc44> foxhound: well, you could try playing it in xine or something other than realplayer, but other than that there isnt a lot you can do
[03:47] <laurenw> well I guess I will have to format then
[03:47] <Parmenion> you would have to ask the gurus on the exact chmod operators jonah. Im not too certain of the exact chmod operators required
[03:47] <kuma> Otrayo: already have it, but i want to learn how to use aptitude
[03:47] <tuskernini> what is the easiest way to use bluetooth.. software??
[03:47] <rohan> tuskernini: gnome-bluetooth
[03:47] <elkbuntu> kenthomson, what do you mean waiting? if we op in a channel of this size, every newbie asks us first
[03:47] <kenthomson> HOT: but still i feel that this is the ALTERNATE 6.10 cd, can i get a recovey from a DESKTOP LIVE 6.10 CD?
[03:47] <kuma> tonyyarusso: thanks
[03:47] <bianconeri> hello I just installed feisty on my desktop, however it detects my wireless connection but the strength bar beside it is empty....could any body help me figure out whats wrong? Thanks
[03:47] <foxhound> mc44 : i tried playing it in mplayer but I hear only sound and I get an error message
[03:47] <laurenw> is there some way to backup my ubuntu and put it back afterwards
[03:47] <laurenw> like a restore-cd
[03:47] <cy_`> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17799/ .. i get that error when using the "vesa" driver on the feisty release.. but it gives me that error.. what might be wrong ?
[03:47] <kenthomson> elkbuntu: and you could pipe the query here
[03:48] <HOT> kenthomson: i dont know, i have no disks to hand, i only know its possible off a 6.10 cd
[03:48] <Otrayo> kuma, try the search parameter then and you can search by keyword
[03:48] <elkbuntu> kenthomson, huh?
[03:48] <mc44> foxhound: realplayer streams are not that well supported, If realplayer doesnt work well, then all I can suggest is xine or vlc or helix-player
[03:48] <kenthomson> elkbuntu: no worries, cool off, just venting my frustration to you, keep up the good work!
[03:48] <the_ringmaster> ubuntuforums.org is not loading
[03:48] <mc44> elkbuntu: he doesnt like you hiding under the bridge ;)
[03:48] <vecina> never in my life have i been this frustrated with linux
[03:48] <dyrne> laurenw: id suggest dd but im not sure that is the friendliest solution.
[03:48] <tuskernini> laurenw: yes... but just your important data... copy the whole /home/yourname/ directory on a safe place.. or burn to cd.... and just copy back once installed
[03:48] <kuma> Otrayo: already searching in website, thanks
[03:48] <Otrayo> vecina, whats the problem?
[03:49] <elkbuntu> mc44, i dont like standing in the middle of the highway that's on top of the bridge ;)
[03:49] <mc44> elkbuntu: roadkill elk!
[03:49] <r0ute> anyone know what package the kernel developers man pages are in ?
[03:49] <kenthomson> HOT: just dropped to say thanks, it really helped me, bye!
[03:49] <foxhound> mc44: non of this works.I found a solution using the command /my/path/aoss realplay but when I enter it I get this http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17797/
[03:49] <HOT> np
[03:49] <tuskernini> what software do i use to use BLUETOOTH?
[03:49] <laurenw> ok
[03:49] <vecina> GTK-Gnutella is retrieving a fraction of the usual responses, i have to boot in recovery mode because the loading screen uses VESA, which shuts my monitor off for some stupid reason, kaffeine isn't able to view any sort of media, VLC can, but not rm files - cant see those at all. It doesnt automount anything and im gettingr eally angry :(
[03:49] <laurenw> I will do that, thnx everybody
[03:49] <mjr> tuskernini, for what?
[03:50] <jefem24> can anyonr tell my why one of my ubuntu machines keeps loosing the sound???
[03:50] <acidfunk> so.. archive.ubuntu.com is down right now?
[03:50] <Parmenion> HOT: at least you managed to help that chap :P I only managed to make him pissed off he didnt backup his data
[03:50] <vecina> Is it because im on a Sata? Is it because im using 64 bit architecture?
[03:50] <mlane> i'm having an issue getting the networkManager applet working with my ndiswrapper wifi connection. netManager can see APs but cant connect; but if i ifdown wlan0 and ifup wlan0 it connects. if anyone can help i'd really appreciate it!
[03:50] <ashton> how do you recover files that nautilus has somehow magicked away?
[03:50] <lnxnubie> is archive.ubuntu.com down ?
[03:50] <tuskernini> mjr, to copy stuff via bluetooth from and to a telephone
[03:50] <HOT> Parmenion: you idea was much better, but some people cant be helped
[03:50] <dyrne> laurenw: dd if=/dev/hda1 | gzip -9 > /mnt/backup.gz  for example  then gunzip /mnt/backup.gz - | dd of=/dev/hda1 to restore
[03:50] <AaronMT> forums are down
[03:50] <Otrayo> vecina, did you download the 64bit iso?
[03:50] <Parmenion> :P
[03:50] <boy> hy
[03:50] <lnxnubie> what happened ?
[03:50] <vecina> Otrayo: Yes, i did
[03:50] <foxhound> mc44 : I am in an amd64 so I think it has something to do with my lib
[03:51] <the_ringmaster> why are they down
[03:51] <acidfunk> lnxnubie: fo rme it is
[03:51] <Otrayo> you running feisty?
[03:51] <tuskernini> AaronMT: i just saw the forums are down... that is why i am here trying to find out about bluetooth..
[03:51] <vecina> Otrayo: Yep, feisty fawn
[03:51] <AaronMT> archive.ubuntu.com down too
[03:51] <lnxnubie> acidfunk: any idea
[03:51] <boy> hy amalya
[03:51] <Otrayo> vecina, i dont trust feisty completely yet. from what i've heard people are having several issues with it
[03:51] <mc44> foxhound: well 64bit codecs are not always available
[03:51] <mjr> tuskernini, you should be able to send to a phone from Nautilus's context menu ("Send..." and choose your phone), and for reception, there should be Applications/Accessories/Bluetooth file sharing (or something)
[03:51] <Riley> my audio isn't working... anyone wanna help me?
[03:51] <acidfunk> lnxnubie: no, i just joined a few seconds earlier and asked the same
[03:51] <Otrayo> vecina, though if i were you id tackle the problems one at a time
[03:51] <magnetron> ashton, use your magick to get them back... seriously, how did the files disappear?
[03:52] <foxhound> mc44 :is there anything I could do?
[03:52] <vecina> Otrayo: Id like to know why its not automounting my external drives. i had to get 'usbmount' which permenantly lists 7 usb directories i browse through when i stick something in
[03:52] <mc44> foxhound: as I said, try with the other programs I mentioned, otherwise I cant think of anything
[03:52] <tsikis> i am searching some time now on a way to get rid of some packages not needed for me like evolution and totem but the only thing i find is that i will end up with broken packages any ideas or howtos?
[03:52] <Otrayo> vecina, from what I understand large drives aren't automounted
[03:52] <tuskernini> mjr, i first have to install bluezz or gnome-bluetooth.. and that is what i want to find out... which works te best
[03:52] <Otrayo> why not just pop it in fstab?
[03:52] <mc44> tsikis: why would you end up with broken packages?
[03:53] <rajk> vecina: does an icon for it come up that when u click on wont show you whats inside?
[03:53] <vecina> Otrayo: Not so, it did on my last setup
[03:53] <Parmenion> vecina: it would be easier if you posted all your problems with the approprate log files on the official forums so that everyone can help dissect
[03:53] <Riley> my audio isn't working... anyone wanna help me?
[03:53] <Otrayo> tuskernini, you need both. bluez is the stack gnome-bluetooth is the frontend
[03:53] <kingcobra> why is gparted command not found
[03:53] <Parmenion> Riley: a moment please
[03:53] <Parmenion> i have a link which might help
[03:53] <Otrayo> is it install kingcobra?
[03:53] <tsikis> cause when i try to remove totem or/and evolution it also removes ubuntu-desktop
[03:53] <mjr> tuskernini, apparently I have gnome-bluetooth
[03:53] <kingcobra> how do i install it
[03:53] <vecina> Yeah... maybe so. i just really wish things would work my way. Its been a nightmare
[03:53] <ashton> magnetron: I inserted a dvd, when nautilus asked me if I wanted to make a new dvd, did so. When the make dvd nautilus window popped up, I dragged about 4gb of files into it. They disappeared from the source folder, and didn't show up in the burn window
[03:53] <kingcobra> Otrayo,
[03:53] <Parmenion> Riley: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[03:53] <jonah> hi is there anyone that can tell me how to change the permissions of a second hardrive to my user account instead of admin
[03:53] <tuskernini> Otrayo: is it better (gnome) than the kde bluetooth?
[03:53] <Otrayo> kingcobra: sudo apt-get install gparted
[03:53] <Riley> thank you
[03:54] <Parmenion> np
[03:54] <vecina> Okay, how about the major problem. I have to log in using recovery mode and start up x there. Why is that? When it tries the loading screen i get disconnected at the monitor
[03:54] <Otrayo> jonah: chown -R user:group /media/hdlocation
[03:54] <mjr> tuskernini, bluez-gnome doesn't seem to conflict with it though... and then if they're not installed by default, nautilus-sendto and bluez-passkey-gnome might be also good to have
[03:54] <Otrayo> vecina, it might be a driver issue
[03:54] <magnetron> ashton, hmmm, don't know
[03:54] <Linken[P] > is xchat-gnome better than konversation ?
[03:54] <vecina> Otrayo: It is. The same thing happens if i start x in anything other than fglrx
[03:54] <magnetron> !best | Linken[P]
[03:54] <ubotu> Linken[P] : Usually, there is no single "best" application to perform a given task. It's up to you to choose among a number of different applications, depending on your preferences, the features you require, and other factors.
[03:54] <tuskernini> mjr.. thanks for the passkey... that will be needed
[03:55] <Parmenion> Linken[P] : perceptions,perceptions,perceptions
[03:55] <mc44> tsikis: so? ubuntu-desktop is a metapackage
[03:55] <cy_`> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/17799/ .. i get that error when using the "vesa" driver on the feisty release.. but it gives me that error.. what might be wrong ?
[03:55] <vecina> VESA drops out my monitor because the Radeon x700 has crappy support in feisty
[03:55] <jonah> Otrayo, jonah@jonah-desktop:~$ chown -R user:group /dev/hdd
[03:55] <jonah> chown: `user:group': invalid user
[03:55] <jonah> jonah@jonah-desktop:~$
[03:55] <ashton> anyone else then?
[03:55] <tsikis> which means?
[03:55] <PleegWat> is there a sound mixer included?
[03:55] <mc44> tsikis: it wont matter if you remove it
[03:55] <PleegWat> I'm getting some noise, think the microphone port is playing to my boxes
[03:55] <Otrayo> jonah: user = your username, group = your group name (probably the same as your user name)
[03:55] <OuZo> is there a problem with 64bit festy & ATI Radeon X700 ? thanks
[03:55] <tsikis> well l'll try it and hope all goes ok
[03:55] <Linken[P] > rofl i guess now than i'm not the first who answered this ^^
[03:55] <vecina> OuZo:  YES
[03:56] <Otrayo> jonah: /dev/hdd is wrong, thats a device, you want the location of where the device is mounted
[03:56] <ashton> anyone with much knowledge of ext3 fs, nautilus and nautilus-cd-burner?
[03:56] <vecina> OuZo: Ive been throwing a fit over the issue all week. they dont like each other
[03:56] <magnetron> OuZo: http://www.mikesplanet.net/2007/04/installing-ubuntu-704-ati-x-cards/
[03:56] <aart> how do I log on root? ^^
[03:56] <Parmenion> aart: use sudo
[03:56] <Parmenion> or to be exact, su- to temp change
[03:56] <Parmenion> sudo is per command
[03:56] <Otrayo> vecina, moral of the story here is dont upgrade to the latest version of a distro immediately. i usually give it a few weeks to iron out the bugs
[03:57] <Parmenion> sudo is preferred aart
[03:57] <aart> hmm okay dont understand much but I will try :p
[03:57] <vecina> :(
[03:57] <OuZo> magnetron: thanks
[03:57] <HOT> on the otherhand fiesty has been very good to me
[03:57] <Parmenion> aart: you want to change to root, type su- into the terminal
[03:57] <houman123> is anyone aware of an ipod issue with feisty? i have a fresh install of feisty but ipod doesnt automount
[03:57] <qwehnce> ok seriously is there anyway to stop sound-juicer from popping up after a cd is inserted?
[03:57] <Parmenion> for a single command which needs root access, use sudo yourcommand
[03:57] <vecina> magnetron: where were you and this link 3 dasys ago lol ;D
[03:57] <HOT> houman123: you can use amarok to connect to an ipod , i do
[03:58] <Parmenion> hey guys, anyone out here got their Creative Zen V Plus to work with ubuntu ?
[03:58] <menkio> my ubuntu install is hanging
[03:59] <valehru> so when will the new kernel be availble in the repos?
[03:59] <kuma> menkio: ditto
[03:59] <houman123> HOT: but ipod hasnt even been mounted anywhere
[03:59] <magnetron> vecina: i got this link from the Planet Ubuntu RSS feed... can recommend it
[03:59] <OuZo> magnetron: i am in festy now, but i had to use the fail safe - can i use that fix while i am in 64bit festy fail safe? thanks
[03:59] <menkio> i tried live noapic nolapic
[03:59] <menkio> bolth no good
[03:59] <HOT> houman123: i cant tell you how it works, i dont know, all i DO know is it works, you just select "devices"
[03:59] <ashton> anyone with much knowledge of ext3 fs, nautilus and nautilus-cd-burner? (and the latter disappearing file in a stressful way :()
[03:59] <menkio> it loads the two boot image files
[03:59] <kamal> who has configured wifi connection on ubuntu before?
[03:59] <menkio> then ................
[03:59] <menkio> nothing
[03:59] <HOT> i thought it would be in /media/disk but it wasnt, so i couldnt work it out
[03:59] <LasseP> Hello I have one question, almost none updates since feisty final is this correct or is something broken here?
[04:00] <vecina> Well i hope they fix up the bugs. It so happens that the Radeon x700 is a common card. Most commonly purchased off of TigerDirect when i got it. Youd think there would be support
[04:00] <magnetron> OuZo, well I don't know. I did not use it myself
[04:00] <bianconeri> hello I just installed feisty on my desktop, however it detects my wireless connection but the strength bar beside it is empty....could any body help me figure out whats wrong? Thanks
[04:00] <menkio> kuma, where does yours hang ?
[04:00] <houman123> HOT: yea, i had it working under the previous versions  and i use gtkpod, and ive never had any problems, as soon as i insert my ipod an ipod icon appears on my desktop, but not since i got feisty
[04:00] <aart> okay i typed sudo that I got sudo -K | -L | -V | -h | -k | -l | -v
[04:00] <aart> usage: sudo [-HPSb]  [-p prompt]  [-u username|#uid]
[04:00] <aart>             { -e file [...]  | -i | -s | <command> }
[04:00] <aart> What shall I do next?
[04:00] <PleegWat> Is there a mixer included in ubutu feisty, and how do I start it?
[04:00] <rausb0> just installed xubuntu feisty in qemu. everything runs fine except for one thing: if i open xfce's own terminal (not xterm) the X server crashes and i am back at the login screen (gdm). is this a known bug?
[04:00] <seisen> alsamixer
[04:00] <vecina> I got a pm but i cant respond it seems :P
[04:01] <menkio> =/
[04:01] <kuma> menkio: no, i got confussed, i'm hangged installing some packages, apparently the rpositories are down
[04:01] <menkio> ohh rock
[04:01] <kuma> menkio: sorry ^^u
[04:01] <seisen> is anybody else having problems accessing the ubuntuforums.org site
[04:01] <vecina> Well im going to try to reboot
[04:01] <vecina> see you soon
[04:01] <drK_avNgr> seisen: Yes
[04:01] <drK_avNgr> Very much so.
[04:01] <seisen> I thought maybe it was just me
[04:01] <houman123> HOT: oh well, the forums are down, ill go search more, thank you for your help
[04:01] <HOT> houman123: sorry i cant be more use, you did try amorak right?>
[04:02] <Parmenion> guys, metasploit isnt in the ubuntu repos ?!!?
[04:02] <magnetron> vecina, they DO support it, but you did not voulunteer as a tester, so the bug got not reported before the release. =) Seriously anyone that want perfect support for their hardware in Ubuntu should join in the beta tests and report all bugs,so the developers can fix them
[04:02] <mlane> My networkManager applet will not connect to any wireless networks though it can see them (SSIDs listed in menu). I installed 7.04 a few days ago and manually setup my wifi card using ndiswrapper.  sudo ifdown wlan0 && ifup wlan0 will connect to the selected network. any ideas??
[04:02] <drK_avNgr> k I need a little help here, I'm doing a minimal install of feisty with fluxbox, does anyone know how to install a battery meter in the slit?
[04:02] <seisen> they can fix the bugs if they don't know about them
[04:02] <junmin> the server of ubuntu is down now??!
[04:02] <mc44> yes
[04:02] <menkio> anyone know why my ubuntu install hangs
[04:02] <seisen> hangs where
[04:03] <Pelo> I'm using cpufreq on a desktop to reduce power consumption and heat from the cpu,  does anyone know how I an set a minumum freq so it doesn't  go too low ?
[04:03] <menkio> i get the ubuntu iso screen for setup etc
[04:03] <menkio> then i select boot / install ubuntu
[04:03] <menkio> and it unpacks 2 files
[04:03] <mon^rch> what's a good program to generate thumbs for building web galleries?
[04:03] <menkio> then nothing
[04:03] <AaronMT> !kernel
[04:03] <ubotu> kernel is the core of the Ubuntu Operating System (named 'Linux') - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel.  You shouldn't have to compile one, but if you're convinced you do, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
[04:03] <menkio> just bzimage.................. screen goes black
[04:03] <mattva01> quick question, is the Ubuntu website down?
[04:04] <mc44> mattva01: yes
[04:04] <seisen> could be problem with the ISO you burned
[04:04] <seisen> yes
[04:04] <mlane> !networkmanager
[04:04] <ubotu> networkmanager is an application to make (wireless) networking Just Work. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/NetworkManager
[04:04] <lnxnubie> aliens have invaded. www.ubuntuforums.com, ubuntulinux.org down
[04:04] <menkio> i tried boot options live and nolapic
[04:04] <seisen> wiki is down too.
[04:04] <menkio> it's the stable of 7.01
[04:04] <HOT> they should try running IIS instead of apache
[04:04] <mattva01> anyone know why?
[04:04] <AaronMT> kernel 2.6.21
[04:04] <mc44> mattva01: the datacentre is down
[04:04] <jsgotangco> mattva01: the data centre went down
[04:04] <visualdeception> they are all down admins are working on it is what i have heard
[04:04] <mc44> HOT: dont troll :p
[04:04] <soundray> mon^rch: do you want a web gallery generator or an imaging program for resizing?
[04:04] <HOT> :)
[04:05] <ashton> anyone with much knowledge of ext3 fs, nautilus and nautilus-cd-burner?
[04:05] <qwehnce> is there a roadmap for gibson?
[04:05] <menkio> anyone ?
[04:05] <mon^rch> soundray: a web gallery generator
[04:05] <HymnToLife> !anyone
[04:05] <yLothar> is there anyone with problems with nm-applet and wired connections?
[04:05] <Pelo> ashton,  just ask your quesiton, we all have some knownledge of these subject
[04:05] <mattva01> Well then does anyone have a copy of the Ubuntu Packaging guide (or has a mirror of it)
[04:05] <Parmenion> qwehnce: yeah
[04:05] <seisen> what speed did you burn it at
[04:05] <aart> does anyone else have problems connecting to ubuntu forums?
[04:05] <Parmenion> aart: yep
[04:06] <ubotu> A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[04:06] <ashton> Pelo: have asked a few times, but will try again :)
[04:06] <Pelo> menkio,  run the cd check feature from the cd boot menu, to make sure the cd is ok
[04:06] <menkio> it won't run that
[04:06] <ashton> Pelo et al: I inserted a dvd, when nautilus asked me if I wanted to make a new dvd, did so. When the make dvd nautilus window popped up, I dragged about 4gb of files into it. They disappeared from the source folder, and didn't show up in the burn window
[04:06] <menkio> it does to thoose 2 files, loads, then nothing
[04:06] <Pelo> ashton,  this is a busy channel sometime ppl get misseed
[04:07] <osotogari> are the ubuntu servers down?
[04:07] <menkio> C:\Downloads\ubuntu-7.04-desktop-i386.iso
[04:07] <menkio> thats the cd i downloaded
[04:07] <Pelo> menkio,   try the cd in another comp,   I'm guessing it is borked and you'll have to make a new one
[04:07] <lnxnubie> osotogari: yep
[04:07] <seisen> what speed did you burn it at?
[04:07] <bcochofel> How can I change the default system wide lang?
[04:07] <menkio> 4x dvd
[04:07] <BoeB> hi people, when i rightklick on a file and go to the "properties" under the tab "open with" i can't set the black point for other porgrams to define another standard program for opening for example mp3 files.
[04:07] <yLothar> sorry, this is my problem: if i don't plug my cable when i boot up my pc then nm-applet shows me wired connection as disabled (grey out)
[04:07] <soundray> mon^rch: I've used one a while ago, let me check
[04:07] <magnetron> menkio: it's a cd
[04:07] <seisen> sounds like it got corrupted when you downloaded it.
[04:07] <Pelo> ashton,  very odd,  consider using  gnomebaker instead
[04:07] <osotogari> Damn there goes my study avoidance plans
[04:08] <menkio> kk
[04:08] <mon^rch> soundray: please...
[04:08] <mc44> osotogari: go do some jitsu instead :p
[04:08] <bezibaerch3n> wo konfiguriert man bei gnome, welche farbe text unter den desktopsymbolen hat?
[04:08] <menkio> ug, ubuntu website down =\
[04:08] <vecina> It didnt work. I still cant load up feisty outside of recovery mode. the loading screen shuts my monitor off
[04:08] <bezibaerch3n> whoops, e_chan, sry
[04:08] <ashton> Pelo: a bit late now... I can't locate the files. find .|grep filename ain't finding anything
[04:08] <vecina> Any way around the load screen?
[04:08] <osotogari> @ mc44: some one always says that ;)
[04:08] <Pelo> ashton, oops
[04:08] <seisen> what problems are you having vecina
[04:08] <spheard> okay, I think it has to be said, wireless networking is cack in feisty
[04:09] <vecina> seisen: Whenever i try to run kdm/gdm with VESA set, my monitor drops out connection.... needs fglrx
[04:09] <Pelo> ashton,  did you try to burn the  unseen files anyway ?  or try ctrl H , I'm thinking the cd/dvd nautilus folder may be hidden
[04:09] <menkio> does ubuntu have a no graphical install mode
[04:09] <junmin> hi, the version of netbeans if i do apt-get install netbeans5.5 comes out with a blank window????? i cant apt-get now because the server is down...
[04:09] <weblordpepe> i cannot get over how insanely cool it is being able to use the desktop (3d wobbly windows etc included) after just booting off the CD and while installing it.
[04:10] <vecina> seisen: The problem is, the loading screen apparantly uses vesa no matter what i have xorg set to
[04:10] <seisen> on the alternative cd it does
[04:10] <junmin> menkio, yes ..from the live cd
[04:10] <KalleDK> others having probling with apt-get update... security.ubuntu.com doesnt respond
[04:10] <Pelo> menkio,   you want the alternate install cd ,  it is txt based
[04:10] <qwehnce> Parmenion, where can i find it
[04:10] <cliz> junmin: are you using beryl or compiz ?
[04:10] <matt__> weblordpepe: Yeah it is nuts eh?
[04:10] <mlane> My networkManager applet will not connect to any wireless networks though it can see them (SSIDs listed in menu). I installed 7.04 a few days ago and manually setup my wifi card using ndiswrapper.  sudo ifdown wlan0 && ifup wlan0 will connect to the selected network. please help
[04:10] <menkio> ohh awesome
[04:10] <magnetron> someone here a week ago wanted to have music preview of MP3 while hovering the mouse cursor over the file in nautilus. this is how to do it: install the package mpg123 . Voici!
[04:10] <menkio> thanks pelo
[04:10] <weblordpepe> ohhh
[04:10] <Pelo> junmin,  he say "non-graphical"
[04:10] <menkio> you wouldn't have a source for it would you ?
[04:10] <junmin> cliz, compiz .. the default of feisty
[04:10] <weblordpepe> theres problems with apt-get ?
[04:10] <menkio> unbuntus site is reallllly slow
[04:10] <FP> Hi all
[04:10] <osotogari> one question, i rebooted my computer there and my external hard drive was assigned /dev/sdb1 where as I always had it as /dev/sda1 in my fstab. How can i force it to mount to /dev/sda1 to save me from editing my fstab whenever this happens?
[04:10] <menkio> actualy, i think the website is down
[04:10] <weblordpepe> cos im installing ubuntu right now
[04:10] <ashton> Pelo: the Write to Disc button is grayed out
[04:10] <KalleDK> weblordpepe I cant update when i hit security it stops
[04:11] <cliz> junmin: try to go back to normal metacity wm then reload netbeans
[04:11] <junmin> Pelo, i see .. hehe. sorry
[04:11] <weblordpepe> oh hmm
[04:11] <matt__> weblordpepe: apt-get isn't down.
[04:11] <vecina> hmm is there any way to bypass the splash screen that loads before kdm?
[04:11] <soundray> mon^rch: I tried albumshaper, then got stuck with igal
[04:11] <matt__> I was just using it
[04:11] <vecina> the loading one
[04:11] <weblordpepe> cos i just had to abort an installation of ubuntu right when it came to the apt-get bit
[04:11] <bcochofel> Where can I find info about changing the language on ubuntu?
[04:11] <soundray> !info albumshaper > mon^rch
[04:11] <garyman> hello world of ubuntu! who can help me?
[04:11] <Pelo> ashton,  i honestly don'T knwo what to tell you, check the forum
[04:11] <soundray> !info igal > mon^rch
[04:11] <weblordpepe> hello garyman
[04:11] <vecina> I think being in recovery mode is a liability
[04:11] <weblordpepe> we are all ubuntu monsters
[04:11] <ashton> Pelo: forums down ;)
[04:11] <ironfroggy> has anyone used a tablet input device?
[04:11] <KalleDK> matt__ can you apt-get update (security.ubuntu.com is the problem at my placE)
[04:12] <ashton> Pelo: thanks anyway
[04:12] <soundray> mon^rch: check out http://www.soundray.org/bilder/
[04:12] <Parmenion> qwehnce: http://www.google.com/search?q=gutsy+gibbon%2Brelease+schedule&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&client=firefox-a
[04:12] <Pelo> ashton,  oh yeah, right ,  you're screwed then
[04:12] <menkio> anyone know anther place to download ubuntu ?
[04:12] <qwehnce> Parmenion, the wiki is down anyway.
[04:12] <mon^rch> soundray: thank you so much, I appreciate it...
[04:12] <ironfroggy> im trying to configure mine, and i got it working off the bat without pressure sensitivity, so i tried to add some lines to the xorg.conf, and it stopped working entirely. so i commented out the lines, and it still doesnt work at all!
[04:12] <matt__> KalleDK: Wow, same here. It does that on and off though.
[04:12] <Pelo> menkio,  torrents
[04:12] <junmin> cliz, well just want to know if the version in feisty repository has the same problem with compiz/beryl???
[04:12] <Pelo> !torrents > menkio  check pm
[04:12] <ashton> Pelo: I figured. If it were simply the files moving somewhere weird, or taking on strange names, I'd be more than capable of finding them
[04:12] <Parmenion> sorry then qwehnce, dont know another place
[04:12] <KalleDK> matt__ ok :)
[04:12] <antidrugue> seems everything ubuntu is down: ubuntu.com, ubuntuforums.org, archive.ubuntu.com, cdimage.ubuntu.com, releases.ubuntu.com
[04:12] <matt__> Does anyone know the package that's in ubuntu that handles .deb packages?
[04:12] <weblordpepe> i think ubuntu is quite a clever OS. the linux file archetecture + packages thing is still kinda awkward but its clear ubuntu is thinking outside the box
[04:12] <the_ringmaster> hi everyone!
[04:13] <ashton> Pelo: Oh well. Will cross my fingers and hope they end up in Lost+Found
[04:13] <matt__> hey
[04:13] <gils> y
[04:13] <jsgotangco> antidrugue: the data centre went down and being fixed
[04:13] <menkio> trying to find one not on ubuntu.com
[04:13] <Pelo> ashton,  that's my guess butwithout the forum I woudln'T know where to look
[04:13] <weblordpepe> wow
[04:13] <cliz> junmin: unsure about that sorry. I just moved to feisty myself and yet to install netbeans
[04:13] <lnxnubie> matt__: dpkg
[04:13] <antidrugue> jsgotangco: oh, ok
[04:13] <gils> i have a basic question about icon allignment.....
[04:13] <menkio> none of thoose links work, anbd the mirror list is on the website =\
[04:13] <bcochofel> !lang
[04:13] <menkio> which is down
[04:13] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about lang - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:13] <osotogari> does anyone have ubuntu on a mac mini here?
[04:13] <weblordpepe> thats gotta be an embarassment for a prodominant linux OS raving about security etc
[04:13] <mc44> menkio: oh the irony :)
[04:13] <matt__> lnxnubie: When I try to open .deb files with that, nothing happens.
[04:13] <gils> i want desktop icons to be alligned on the right side and not left how do i do that?
[04:13] <menkio> lol indeed
[04:13] <chef> hallo
[04:13] <CheshireViking> are there any app's that can open MS Publisher files for Linux, last time I went looking, there wasn't one, but 6 months later & new version of ubuntu, thought maybe there might be something
[04:13] <the_ringmaster> scribus maybe
[04:14] <antidrugue> menkio: my local mirror is ftp://gulus.usherbrooke.ca/ubuntu you can try it works
[04:14] <bezibaerch3n> how to chance textcolor of icons on desktop in gnome?
[04:14] <soundray> weblordpepe: that'll only impress laypeople. Professionals know that there is only so much you can do to prevent a DDOS attack.
[04:14] <egoleo> help on feisty and acer aspire 5570 bluetooth
[04:14] <CheshireViking> the_ringmaster, not as far as i know, that was the original app I tried
[04:14] <ashton> anyone remember how to force a fsck on next boot?
[04:14] <the_ringmaster> oh
[04:14] <egoleo> how to enable bluetooth
[04:14] <soundray> ashton: sudo touch /forcefsck
[04:14] <junmin> cliz, that's ok. thx
[04:14] <ashton> soundray: ta
[04:14] <Pelo> gils,  you might be able to specify that in gconf-edtior , but you could also place them manualy and uncheck the sorting option in the dekstop rightclick menu
[04:14] <lnxnubie> matt__: try dpkg -x filename.deb
[04:15] <weblordpepe> just to be safe im going to go offline while installing
[04:15] <weblordpepe> bye everyone
[04:15] <weblordpepe> watch me time-out
[04:15] <weblordpepe> *gone*
[04:15] <garyman> what packages do I need to install to obtain a LAMP server on ubuntu 7.04?
[04:15] <soundray> ashton: dyou wan' a flike with tha' luv?
[04:15] <gils> Pelo: right well i want be able to to keep them properly alligned but when i do that it automatically put icons to left allignment
[04:15] <matt__> lnxnubie: Nothing.
[04:15] <matt__> How irritating.
[04:16] <gils> Pelo: ideally i want the icons horizzontally and not vertically
[04:16] <garyman> what packages do I need to install to obtain a LAMP server on ubuntu 7.04?
[04:16] <mattva01> oh launchpad is down as well :)
[04:16] <Pelo>  gils  if you can do it from somewhere ti would be in gconf-editor
[04:16] <gils> ok will try
[04:16] <mon^rch> sob... repos are down too :(
[04:16] <Pelo> garyman,  a lamp server is   Linus, Apache, Mysql and PHP  , so those
[04:16] <tex__> hi is the ubuntu site down, again?
[04:17] <lnxnubie> matt__: try dpkg -X filename.deb .
[04:17] <lnxnubie> matt_ that dot at the last is important
[04:17] <antidrugue> tex_: yep, it's all down
[04:17] <soundray> tex__: it doesn't work here, either, if that's what you're asking
[04:17] <garyman> pelo so apt-get install apache php mysql should work?
[04:18] <tex__> :(
[04:18] <matt__> lnxnubie: Alright that worked, it extracted, does that mean it's installed?
[04:18] <lnxnubie> matt: nope
[04:18] <matt__> lol
[04:18] <Pelo> garyman,  the servers are down you might not be able to right now,  but i think the line is correct, if not check in synaptic for the right package names
[04:18] <lnxnubie> its only extracted in current directory
[04:19] <garyman> thanks pelo.. cee ya
[04:19] <Oetzi> is archive.ubuntu.com down?
[04:19] <matt__> So where should I put it?
[04:19] <soundray> Oetzi: yes
[04:19] <CheshireViking> Oetzi, yes
[04:19] <the_ringmaster> I hope this problem gets fixed soon
[04:19] <lnxnubie> matt__: if you need to install do dpkg -i filename.deb
[04:19] <matt__> Oh I see.
[04:19] <Oetzi> i was right at the feisty update
[04:20] <deadbaba> hi, are servers down ?
[04:20] <Oetzi> can i recover it
[04:20] <georges> juste question http://archive.ubuntu.com is down ?
[04:20] <Oetzi> deadbaba: yes
[04:20] <Banujah> hy
[04:20] <deadbaba> ok, ty
[04:20] <matt__> Wow this is brutal.
[04:20] <BrokenLinux> Can anyone reccomend a program to record monitor output?  Like what you'd find on ubuntuvideo.org
[04:20] <Enverex> Someone should put that in the channel topic
[04:20] <job> on feisty, vmware-player (winxp guest) cannot see (browse) samba server on the host.
[04:20] <Banujah> please give me the command for found one chat room
[04:20] <soundray> ubotu, downtime is Yes, Ubuntu servers are experiencing downtime at the moment. Please be patient and refrain from discussing the subject in this particular channel.
[04:20] <mwe> georges: security.ubuntu.com seems to be down at least
[04:20] <matt__> How do I install it so it automatically resolves dependencies?
[04:20] <lnxnubie> matt__: what happened ?
[04:20] <job> help --> on feisty, vmware-player (winxp guest) cannot see (browse) samba server on the host.
[04:20] <darkhack> greeting all
[04:21] <lnxnubie> matt__: which deb r u trying ?
[04:21] <matt__> The new audacious
[04:21] <ironfroggy> Does anyone know what package adds tablet configuration to xorg.conf?
[04:21] <mlane> My networkManager applet will not connect to any wireless networks though it can see them (SSIDs listed in menu). I installed 7.04 a few days ago and manually setup my wifi card using ndiswrapper.  sudo ifdown wlan0 && ifup wlan0 will connect to the selected network. please help
[04:21] <Banujah> hello from palermo italia
[04:21] <sipior> job: have you configured bridged networking for the guest?
[04:22] <darkhack> Anyone know a good dvd encoder for ubuntu?
[04:22] <lnxnubie> matt__: u will have to download all the dependencies OR find a repo which has all of it.
[04:22] <job> sipior: I used the ubuntu deb -> apt-get install vmware-player
[04:22] <Pelo> darkhack,   devede
[04:22] <matt__> But I don't understand, in standard ubuntu I could double click that and it would just install it.
[04:23] <job> sipior: there's a vmnet1 and a vmnet8
[04:23] <lnxnubie> matt__: right now ubuntu servers r having some problem
[04:23] <Pelo> matt__,  you need a .deb file to do that and right now the servers are down do gedebi can't fetch the dependencies
[04:23] <sipior> job: yeah, you'll probably need to configure the network of the guest, consult your documentation at the vmware website (or maybe /usr/share/doc/vmware)
[04:23] <matt__> Ohhh I see.
[04:23] <AliceD> Hi i have a intel pro wireless 2200bg will this work with ubuntu out of the box
[04:23] <sipior> job: you're probably looking for "bridged networking" in this context
[04:23] <Pelo> his eyes open at last
[04:23] <matt__> Okay I didn't know the servers were down.
[04:24] <matt__> Wow that's a rarity.
[04:24] <PriceChild> The servers seem to be back online... continue with your lives :)
[04:24] <matt__> I've been using ubuntu for almost 2 years now, I don't remember that.
[04:24] <matt__> ever happening*
[04:24] <mooky> PriceChild pm ?
[04:24] <Pelo> AliceD, you'd have to check in the forum to see what ppl are saying about the model, but they are down rigth not
[04:24] <Pelo> rigth now
[04:24] <mlane> !networkmanager
[04:24] <ubotu> networkmanager is an application to make (wireless) networking Just Work. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/NetworkManager
[04:24] <lnxnubie> matt__: me neither
[04:24] <Pelo> matt__,  the upgrades have put great pressures on the servers
[04:25] <Pelo> the price of popularity
[04:25] <PriceChild> ikonia_, what's up?
[04:25] <matt__> Yeah it's understandable.
 ty
[04:25] <PriceChild> Lets get back to the topic of support please :)
[04:25] <Pelo> darkhack,  np
[04:25] <lnxnubie> matt_: they seem to be up now
[04:25] <matt__> So I should just do that same thing?
[04:26] <Pelo> PriceChild,  it is on topic,  ppl can'T fetch packages
[04:26] <PriceChild> Pelo, afaik things are now fixed...
[04:26] <BrokenLinux> Can anyone reccomend a program to record monitor output?  Like what you'd find on ubuntuvideo.com?
[04:26] <Pelo> BrokenLinux, recordmydesktop
[04:26] <soundray> !istanbul > BrokenLinux, read ubotu's private message please
[04:26] <tuskernini> forums are back up
[04:27] <lnxnubie> matt_: i think the double click should work now
[04:27] <mc44> soundray: you know package names dont work anymore :)
[04:27] <AaronMT> severs back up
[04:27] <BrokenLinux> !recordmydesktop > BrokenLinux
[04:27] <soundray> !info istanbul > BrokenLinux, read ubotu's private message please
[04:27] <soundray> mc44: no I didn't. Thank you
[04:27] <BrokenLinux> thanks
[04:28] <Oetzi> AaronMT: security-server too?
[04:28] <Enverex> Oetzi, Security is still down
[04:28] <matt__> lnxnubie: I don't think i have the program that automatically runs .deb files like that.
[04:28] <matt__> I don't know what it's called either, I'd love to just install that.
[04:29] <Oetzi> so i think i wait a few hours to finish the feisty upgrade
[04:29] <r0ute> anyone know what package the kernel development man pages are in ?
[04:29] <soundray> r0ute: not sure, is manpages-dev what you're looking for?
[04:30] <lnxnubie> matt_: was it right click and install ? i'm a CLI man only command prompt for me, so no double click and stuff
[04:30] <r0ute> soundray: i'll check
[04:30] <matt__> Yeah I'd like to head into that direction too, but the commands seem so non-intuitive.
[04:30] <braian> hola
[04:30] <matt__> I use CLI alot, but only if I have to.
[04:30] <lnxnubie> i do 'apt-get upgrade' then 'apt-get install <pkgname>'
[04:31] <iratik> Alright so I am wanting to install ubuntu on my main development machine ...  Without interfering with the xp setup (not that i like xp, its just that I don't want to loose any of that data / license files) I'm on the live cd and am on the "Prepare disk space" screen of the installer. Accept "Guided - use entire disk" or how do i get it to use grub whenever its installed etc... ?
[04:31] <grem> hi
[04:31] <braian> alguno habla castellano?
[04:31] <r0ute> soundray: doesn't look like it, basically i'm looking for all of 'man 9'
[04:31] <iratik> braian: hablan catellano en #ubuntu-es
[04:31] <tomee> hello
[04:31] <msa> Hi, I want to give other users access to my external hard drive.  Using chown to change ownership of /media/My\ Book seems to silenly fail (doesn't change owner or group).   Use the manual option and resize the Windows partition.
[04:32] <braian> iratik gracias!! ;)
[04:32] <iratik> soundray: what about grub etc..?
[04:32] <soundray> r0ute: like for example?
[04:32] <braian> thanks
[04:32] <r0ute> soundray: man 9 dev_get_by_index
[04:32] <AaronMT> !kernel
[04:32] <ubotu> kernel is the core of the Ubuntu Operating System (named 'Linux') - see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel.  You shouldn't have to compile one, but if you're convinced you do, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelCustomBuild
[04:32] <braian> iratik y como me meto??
[04:32] <soundray> iratik: grub gets installed by default
[04:32] <iratik> okay..
[04:32] <ssinghi> while i trying to upgrade to feisty from a cdrom i get the error:
[04:33] <ssinghi> Sub-process gpgv returned an error code (2), W:Signature verification failed for: /cdrom/dists/feisty/Release.gpg
[04:33] <job> sipior: okay, just found out that by right-clicking on the "ethernet' tab in player, could switch from 'bridged' to 'NAT' and can now see the samba server on the host
[04:33] <job> sipior: so, prob solved
[04:33] <sipior> job: good, glad it's working
[04:33] <ssinghi> how do I fix it? its a install cd for feisty
[04:34] <rogue780|laptop> !libdvdcss
[04:34] <ubotu> For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[04:34] <soundray> iratik: just a sec, firing up my feisty machine...
[04:34] <iratik> braian: no se que dices ....  no hablo castellano -- posso supicire o ... puedo conjeturar
[04:34] <Tom47> ssinghi did you check the cd for errors
[04:35] <Shiner_Man> What can I use to edit the runlevels in ubuntu from the command line?
[04:35] <oxygen> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libapache2-mod-python/+bug/107149
[04:35] <oxygen> help me pls
[04:35] <soundray> iratik: it's fscking. It always does that when you want it to boot quickly ;-(
[04:35] <iratik> eh??
[04:35] <ssinghi> Tom47: nope
[04:35] <Shiner_Man> I used to use chkconfig in redhat way back when.
[04:35] <ssinghi> Tom47: how do I do that?
[04:35] <iratik> i'm on prepare partitions ... i know what i'm doing to an extent ... but i don't want to mess this up
[04:36] <bianconeri_> how does one know the model of the internal wireless adaptor? lspci?
[04:36] <gils> Pelo: i see no option in gconf for icon allignment....
[04:36] <iratik> bianconeri_: you can try dmesg
[04:36] <Tom47> ssinghi it may be then that there is an error on the cd .... when you boot up from t initially use the menu option to validate the cd
[04:36] <Pelo> bianconeri_,  manual ? bios ?
[04:36] <soundray> iratik: I didn't mean to address you, sorry
[04:36] <ssinghi> Ok
[04:36] <iratik> soundray: its fine .. the ambiguity was clear
[04:36] <oxygen> a.q mun coderleri adam akilli yazsanza u sistemi
[04:36] <Shiner_Man> bianconeri_: lspci | more
[04:36] <Toma-> Shiner_Man: 'update-rc.d'
[04:36] <bianconeri_> Pelo what do you mean by manual or bios?
[04:36] <regius_> If i have a script i want to run everytime i resume.d, can i just put it there?
[04:36] <soundray> r0ute: I can see such a manpage in xen-doc-2.6.16
[04:36] <Pelo> gils,  I would assme it might be under   */nautilus/desktop
[04:36] <Shiner_Man> Toma-: thanks
[04:36] <iratik> wow... what language is oxygen speaking
[04:36] <ssinghi> i'll try that, but still can i use the CD partially to update some of the packages
[04:36] <Toma-> np
[04:37] <oxygen> iratik, : fesity problem
[04:37] <oxygen> python 2.5.1c1 version mismatch with libapache2-mod-python on feisty
[04:37] <ssinghi> my Internet connection is slow,
[04:37] <lynxus> yo peoples
[04:37] <oxygen> i need patch ?
[04:37] <Toma-> iratik: rot24?
[04:37] <oxygen> what can i do ?
[04:37] <iratik> rot24 sounds like an encryption algorithm
[04:37] <r0ute> soundray: k, i'll try that then :) ta
[04:37] <Pelo> bianconeri_,   the computer's manual /documentation ,  bill of sales specs on the makers website,  or from the BIOS at boot time
[04:37] <Toma-> iratik: it is :>
[04:37] <iratik> a variation on rot13
[04:38] <Toma-> i mean, rot47
[04:38] <Toma-> sry
[04:38] <bianconeri_> Pelo, it's an adapter I installed after buying the desktop, and I can't remember what it is.
[04:38] <msa> I'm trying to give other users access to my external hard drive.  Using chown to change ownership of /media/My\ Book seems to silenly fail (doesn't change owner or group and gives no error message).  What's up with that?
[04:39] <Pelo> bianconeri_,  can you check on the adaptor ?
[04:39] <gils> Pelo: yes, i see these features. no such thing as icon allignment. do you know how one would configure that manually
[04:39] <CodeImp> using ubuntu feisty beta, wanted to update to latest (more than 100 downloads) but my machine locked up during download, now that i restarted it, some programs wont start (services, package manager, updates), what can i do?
[04:39] <Pelo> gils,  no I don'T  you could try looking it up in the forum
[04:39] <s1> can I install a nvidia-driver built for the 2.6.17-11 kernel in feisty?
[04:39] <soundray> CodeImp: 'sudo dpkg --configure -a'
[04:39] <ssinghi> Tom47: i'll try that, but still can i use the CD partially to update some of the packages, my Internet connection is slow, and can't afford to download the iso image once again
[04:39] <s1> the 2.6.20 kernel won't boot here
[04:39] <CodeImp> soundray: what does that do?
[04:39] <Pelo> gils,  or even the gnome forums  might be usefull
[04:39] <iratik> i once made an algorthim to shift bits of ascii along an irregular pattern generated from the hour  rounded down to unixtimestamp when the string was encrypted ... but why are we talking about crypt here?
[04:40] <soundray> CodeImp: finish configuring half-configured packages
[04:40] <CodeImp> but it was only still downloading when my machine locked up
[04:40] <Tom47> ssinghi did you download and burn the cd originally?
[04:40] <bianconeri_> Pelo I could, but i would have to open up the PC...I was thinking from terminal...my problem is that on feisty it doesn't seem to be working...the wireless bar is 75% full but its not connecting even to the router
[04:40] <ssinghi> Tom47: yes, i did that
[04:40] <Tom47> did you use a torrent?
[04:40] <soundray> CodeImp: the fact that some things don't work right now contradicts that. Try that command anyway, it won't do any harm.
[04:40] <ssinghi> Tom47: yes
[04:41] <CodeImp> ok
[04:41] <CodeImp> thanks
[04:41] <Toma-> CodeImp: run "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade" twice, then "sudo apt-get update" then "sudo apt-get upgrade" then "sudo apt-get -f install" and finish it off with a "sudo dpkg-configure -a"
[04:41] <Pelo> bianconeri_, I don'T know how,   like I mentionned before you could try digging up the bill of sales or the warranty card
[04:41] <dinochopins> hi everyone
[04:41] <bianconeri_> ok thanks ill see what i can do
[04:41] <dinochopins> can BIND used to map netbios name
[04:41] <dinochopins> ?
[04:41] <Toma-> iratik: cause its fun :>
[04:41] <malverian> Toma-, Use aptitude
[04:41] <dinochopins> can BIND used to map netbios name ?
[04:42] <Toma-> <3 apt
[04:42] <fiXXXerMet> How can I tell the speed at which my network card/cable is connected?  I trying to make sure it's at gigabit
[04:42] <malverian> aptitude keeps track of automatically vs. manually installed programs.
[04:42] <Tom47> ok then the iso will more than likely be fine.  check the cd for errors and if it contains errors burn at a slower speed under 20x ... this usually improves the burn quality and make sure the computer is doing nothing else but the burn esp things like gaim / msn etc
[04:42] <iratik> Toma-: its not the place .. this place is a battleground of confused people trying to get world of warcraft to work with teamspeak on IBM PS/2's
[04:42] <malverian> Assists with cleaning up deps when you uninstall something.
[04:42] <dinochopins> can BIND used to map netbios name ?
[04:42] <Toma-> :P
[04:42] <iratik> isn't bind a dns server ?
[04:43] <SpaceBass> yes
[04:43] <dinochopins> I mean.... map not fully qualified domain name to something like "PC-01" etc
[04:43] <Tom47> ssinghi did you see that?
[04:43] <CodeImp> heh thanks soundray, that fixed it :)
[04:43] <soundray> fiXXXerMet: sudo ethtool eth0
[04:43] <ssinghi> Tom47: thanks a lot, will try that
[04:43] <Toma-> malverian: when it comes to updating a system, i find apt-get more solid to rely on
[04:43] <dinochopins> iratik: yupe... can it mapped netbios name also ?
[04:43] <Toma-> just mho anyway
[04:43] <ssinghi> Tom47: your reply, yes i did
[04:43] <Tom47> ssinghi always check urnt cds before trying to install or upgrade from them
[04:43] <ssinghi> k
[04:43] <CodeImp> now my services list is empty, wtf?!
[04:44] <leagris> fiXXXerMet, ethtool will
[04:44] <iratik> dinochopins: oh no .... no... nope
[04:44] <Toma-> CodeImp: get a new one from source-o-matic
[04:44] <fiXXXerMet> soundray: speed:  1000MB/s.  Duple:  Full..  Port:  Twisted Pair.  Sweet :)  Thanks.
[04:44] <Toma-> !source-o-matic
[04:44] <ubotu> source-o-matic is a webpage where you can (re)generate your sources.list - http://www.ubuntu-nl.org/source-o-matic
[04:44] <dinochopins> iratik: i see... ok, can it lookup into hosts file ?
[04:45] <iratik> Alright ... I don't want to screw my windows installation ... alot of stuff on there that I can tolerate.  Here is where I am at ... I'm not sure what not to do ... http://www.ctatechs.com/ul/shot.png
[04:46] <iratik> I know... not to check the box that says Format? on /dev/sda1
[04:46] <nalioth> msa: what file system is on your external drive?
[04:47] <shoot^> guys, for some reason my ubuntu install has stopped mounting two of my NTFS drives... it was working perfectly using ntfs-3g, but now, suddenly (and for no apparent reason), they no longer appear in places or in computer:///, and cannot be accessed at /media/Stuff and /media/Docs respectively
[04:47] <grem> I downloaded a game, Warsow, that comes in .tar.gz. I just extract it and play it. But where should I place those files? Is there a 'correct' place? It's kinda confusing for me to extract the game in my ~ dir
[04:47] <Enverex> I wonder if Morgoth would make amd64 packages if I sent him an amd64 processor...
[04:47] <Toma-> iratik: youll need to resize your ntfs drive from windows and make some space i do believe
[04:48] <Enverex> grem, That's a source package most likely, you need to compile it them install it
[04:48] <HeyGabe> Hi. I am wondering if there is a difference between vim in Feisty and in previous versions. I have noticed that it seems to treat windows arrow keys differently than it used to.
[04:48] <freezey> what tool can i use to convert .zip to .deb?
[04:48] <dyrne> grem: i usually make a local directory in home for stuff like that and add a bin/ dir under it then add that to my path. but you dont need to do any of that
[04:48] <grem> Enverex, ah no. As I said, I extracted and play it regularly
[04:48] <grem> it comes in binary
[04:49] <grem> ah
[04:49] <Toma-> grem: I have a ~/Games dir
[04:49] <ashton> found files... and I suspect it wasn't a nautilus bug, but rather a ashton bug or maybe a wireless-mouse-dropping-out-while-doing-a-drag-and-drop bug
[04:49] <oxygen> how can i install libapache-mod-python_2.7.11-2.diff.gz
[04:49] <grem> Toma-, k, thanks :)
[04:49] <freezey> dpkg
[04:49] <Toma-> grem: you can however, copy the warsow directory to /usr/games and it'll run
[04:49] <Toma-> i think
[04:49] <freezey> oxygen: dpkg
[04:50] <freezey> oxygen: but you should get it from apt-get
[04:50] <freezey> oxygen: apt-get does have that module
[04:50] <nalioth> grem: use /usr/local/ for your own personally placed programs
[04:50] <Toma-> ahh yes
[04:50] <Enverex> grem, Ah right
[04:50] <oxygen> freezey, : it s not work
[04:51] <freezey> oxygen: what?
[04:51] <iratik> So i need to repartition the drive from windows
[04:51] <oxygen> [Thu Apr 26 17:43:46 2007]  [notice]  Apache/2.2.3 (Ubuntu) mod_python/3.2.10 Python/2.5.1c1 configured -- resuming normal operations
[04:51] <oxygen> [Thu Apr 26 17:43:49 2007]  [notice]  mod_python: (Re)importing module 'mod_python.publisher'
[04:51] <oxygen> [Thu Apr 26 17:43:49 2007]  [notice]  mod_python: (Re)importing module 'mod_python.publisher'
[04:52] <freezey> oxygen: ok
[04:52] <freezey> oxygen: like i said you should use apt-get
[04:52] <freezey> oxygen: i think the module is libapache2_modpython
[04:52] <oxygen> ok i use it but
[04:52] <freezey> something or toehr
[04:52] <WaxyFresh> none of my drives are mounting,i uninstalled i bunch of stuff i thouhgt was uneeded is there a package that automounts stuff,like my cdrom/usb?
[04:53] <soundray> nalioth: what do you recommend as mountpoint for e.g. network shares? I used to make directories under /mnt for them, but apparently that's deprecated...
[04:53] <iratik> Should I just copy my ntfs FS onto a backup drive and then resize the system ... err... how am i going to keep xp on this http://www.ctatechs.com/ul/shot.png ?
[04:53] <nalioth> iratik: you can use an Ubuntu LiveCD and do it w/o losing any info
[04:53] <iratik> I'm on an ubuntu livecd
[04:53] <nalioth> soundray: /mnt will work (deprecated != dysfunctional)
[04:53] <iratik> nalioth: Did you see the screenshot ?
[04:54] <nalioth> iratik: no, i missed it.
[04:54] <iratik> http://www.ctatechs.com/ul/shot.png
[04:54] <freezey> oxygen: but?
[04:54] <soundray> nalioth: but I want to use /mnt for temporary mounts
[04:54] <oxygen> freezey, : but it s problem ..
[04:54] <bilboid> oh y'a du monde
[04:54] <oxygen> mod-python does not work with ubuntu feisty
[04:54] <nalioth> soundray: so do it  :)
[04:54] <r00t_> none of my drives are mounting,i uninstalled i bunch of stuff i thouhgt was uneeded is there a package that automounts stuff,like my cdrom/usb?
[04:55] <Enverex> r00t_, gnome-volume-manager afaik
[04:55] <soundray> nalioth: okay, so you don't see the problem. Maybe there is none.
[04:55] <Riley> i need help help installing urban terror, anyone have time?
[04:55] <diub> how do i install a printing server that generates pdf instead of printing?
[04:55] <nalioth> soundray: i use loads of 'deprecated' techniques.  deprecated doesn't mean unusable
[04:56] <cornelinux> Hello, what about encrypted root partition under ubuntu? Will it be in the installer one day out of the box?
[04:56] <r00t_> Enverex, thanks it was uninstalled
[04:56] <ikonia_> cornelinux thats a big ask
[04:56] <haru> test
[04:56] <zaggynl> How do I know what program is making my hdd grind?
[04:56] <Enverex> zaggynl, Check "top"
[04:56] <cornelinux> ikonia_ big? I heard debian 4.0 would do this
[04:56] <r00t_> zaggynl, difne "grind"
[04:57] <r00t_> define^^
[04:57] <Bluedeep> Hi :)
[04:57] <soundray> nalioth: so do I, but when I learn about things being deprecated, I try to adapt and switch, to avoid future problems. UUIDs for example.
[04:57] <zaggynl> r00t_, well, churning, kinda busy with something
[04:57] <zaggynl> Enverex, how does that show what program is using my hdd?
[04:57] <haru> zaggynl, check system monitor
[04:57] <r00t_> zaggynl, just normal HD noises?or a bad grinding noise?
[04:57] <zaggynl> r00t_, normal
[04:57] <Enverex> zaggynl, If something is using your HD enough to make it "grind" then chances are it's using a chunk of CPU time
[04:57] <Bluedeep> KNetworkManager in static mode doesn't display wireless information
[04:58] <zaggynl> Enverex, it's not the extremely busy sound, but just busy with something
[04:58] <Bluedeep> is it a bug?
[04:58] <zaggynl> In win32 I would use Filemon to see what files are being accessed, but I don't have a clue what to use in ubuntu
[04:58] <cornelinux> Bluedeep: knetworkmanager even does not save my seetings for wpa enterprise
[04:58] <r00t_> zaggynl, oh ok yeah just use top or system monitor like they said,in a termanal type top and you should see the processes that take up the most resources
[04:58] <diub> how do i install a printing server that generates pdf instead of printing?
[04:59] <zaggynl> r00t_, that only shows RAM/CPU usage for me
[04:59] <Enverex> diub, Install the PDF driver for CUPS
[04:59] <Bluedeep> cornelinux, uhm... maybe most bugged :)
[04:59] <cornelinux> bluedeep: seems so
[04:59] <Enverex> zaggynl, Yes, and nothing should be using any CPU time other than the app that is messing with your HD
[04:59] <diub> Enverex how?  what's the pckg?
[04:59] <zaggynl> hmm
[04:59] <r00t_> zaggynl, i think cpu/ram should be linked to how much your harddisk is being used
[05:00] <Enverex> diub, No idea, search for cups and or PDF
[05:00] <zaggynl> okay
[05:00] <Bluedeep> cornelinux, do you know if there is an whislist ?
[05:00] <jandro> hello, playing video increases my processor activity until almos 100% in fullscreen mode, is it normal? I have already installed de nvidia driver
[05:00] <diub> Enverex then what? i create a new printer?
[05:00] <Enverex> jandro, Pastebin your glxinfo
[05:00] <r00t_> zaggynl, what are the stats on your computer?like hd size ram cpu?
[05:00] <Enverex> diub, It should do that for you, a PDF dummy printer
[05:00] <soundray> !info cups-pdf > diub, please read the private message from ubotu
[05:00] <regius_> how do you autostart a script if its in t.ex. init.d or resume.d
[05:00] <zaggynl> r00t_, ~500+ GB, 1GB RAM, 2ghz
[05:01] <zaggynl> It's not being slow, I'm just wondering if there is a GUI tool to watch what files are being accessed by what program
[05:01] <iratik> I really wish I could install this distro on this machine ... but it seems the only way to do it is to wipe it out ... which I'd be obliged to do -- but i need too many things off the xp partition ... I'll come back in 2-3 months when there are more people here to support installing ubuntu over windows without interfering with it
[05:01] <jandro> Enverex: do you mean to paste the output of glxinfo here?
[05:01] <osotogari> let the upgrading begin
[05:01] <r00t_> zaggynl, how often is it grinding it shouldent be doing it that often
[05:01] <DobosCake> Hi
[05:01] <mwe> regius_: what's t.ex? init.d and resume.d are nor related
[05:01] <r00t_> zaggynl, what apps are you useing?
[05:01] <TritonX_> iratik: if you want to be safe, get another HD
[05:02] <Seiphas> can anyone help set up a LAMP / other server?
[05:02] <Enverex> jandro, No, use a pastebin
[05:02] <r00t_> zaggynl, im on 333mhz 256 ram and 4 gig hd and mine barely does it
[05:02] <zaggynl> r00t_, well I found out which app did made my hdd grind, but I was wondering if there is an app that shows which files are opened/used by which app
[05:02] <r00t_> zaggynl, i dont know sorry
[05:02] <zaggynl> In win32 I use this: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sysinternals/Utilities/Filemon.mspx
[05:02] <Enverex> zaggynl, lsof
[05:02] <regius_> mwe: wops som swedish :-S for example in resume.d or init.d
[05:02] <ochosi> i have an internal ricoh card reader (sd,mmc etc) but it doesn't show up in lspci (i can remember it did in dapper, but not in feisty, which i have now), any idea why that could be?
[05:02] <r00t_> im having problems mounting my cdrom/usb hard drive any help?
[05:03] <Enverex> ochosi, Check lsusb
[05:03] <Pici> zaggynl: lsof will list what open files are open by what app
[05:03] <mwe> regius_: resume.d and init.d are not related
[05:03] <zaggynl> okay, thanks
[05:03] <iratik> hmmm... will do
[05:03] <Enverex> r00t_, Define "problems"
[05:03] <mwe> regius_: init.d is for scripts that run at system boot or shutdown
[05:03] <ochosi> Enverex: tried that too, doesn't show up at all
[05:03] <Enverex> ochosi, Pastebin your lspci output
[05:03] <r00t_> Enverex, my cdrom is working and my usb drive isnt showing up anywhere
[05:03] <diub> ok after installing cups pdf CUPS aske me for a driver for the printer and gives me a series of option like brands and models, why does it do that? I already told CUPS to use pdf printer
[05:03] <Enverex> r00t_, Is it mounted?
[05:03] <regius_> mwe: sure but i have one script that i want to run at startup and one scrip that i want to run when i resume
[05:04] <Seiphas> is anyone here good with gproftpd?
[05:04] <Enverex> diub, No, it's added by default, you don't have to make one yourself
[05:04] <leagris> diub, it is stupid but you should select postscript or colorpostscript
[05:04] <cornelinux> Bluedeep: No. There is only this opensuse integrated webpage. too bad
[05:04] <r00t_> Enverex, procbususb on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw) thats form mount is that my usb?
[05:04] <diub> Enverex it's not added by default
[05:04] <regius_> so i have put the scripts in init.d and resume.d but the don't start
[05:04] <aa^way> does linux support IE?
[05:05] <diub> leagris from where?
[05:05] <mwe> regius_: ok. the script you want to run, put it in /etc/init.d and make sure it's executable (chmod +x). then use update-rc.d to decide what runlevels to start it in (you want 2)
[05:05] <TritonX_> aa lol
[05:05] <Enverex> diub, Yes it is, try and print and it'll show up in the available printers list
[05:05] <leagris> diub, when it asks for the driver
[05:05] <aa^way> this firefox shit is pretty bad, always having miljon problems with it
[05:05] <mwe> regius_: that's one you want to run at boot time
[05:05] <TritonX_> support IE, ishhh, some brave souls got it to works... but it's not supported
[05:05] <aa^way> k
[05:05] <Enverex> r00t_, No
[05:05] <diub> leagris it doesn't give any PS option
[05:05] <Enverex> aa^way, No
[05:05] <Enverex> aa^way, Why do you want it?
[05:06] <mwe> regius_: for resume.d just put your script in /etc/acpi/resume.d/ and make it executable
[05:06] <HUPBAHA> hi, can somebody help me with vpn conf in ubntu ? ( have some problems with route ) \\ pm me plz ))
[05:06] <jandro> Enverex: when i put my output on http://pastebin.com i got a query failure, i this way what you meant before?
[05:06] <ochosi> Enverex: pastebin.com gives me a query failure...
[05:06] <fiXXXerMet> I'm not getting any sound with 7.04 on my laptop.  Speakers are internal, volume is up and not muted.
[05:07] <r00t_> fiXXXerMet, try turning on the external amplifyer option
[05:07] <mwe> regius_: and make sure the scripts are owned by root:root
[05:07] <Durnik> Help - I've been silly - I've deleted the "visible files" out of my maildir... all the "dot subdirectories" are there, but my (Windows) mail client can no longer see them :-o
[05:07] <fiXXXerMet> r00t_ Where is that?
[05:07] <Enverex> jandro, ochosi So use a different pastebin, there are several thousand to choose from
[05:07] <ochosi> Enverex: ok, my pastebin is here: http://phpfi.com/229976
[05:07] <r00t_> fiXXXerMet, you on ubuntu?
[05:07] <Seiphas> So I'm trying to run an FTP server, which can be accessed just fine from <IP_ADDRESS>, but my domain/outerIP still can't access it
[05:07] <fiXXXerMet> yes
[05:07] <r00t_> Enverex, any ideas?
[05:07] <mon^rch> soundray: tried igal... great stuff: http://gardenofeden.dyndns.org/galleries/wallpaper/index.html
[05:08] <TritonX_> Seiphas:  check with Firestarter
[05:08] <mon^rch> soundray: tell me what you think
[05:08] <mwe> Seiphas: router issue? or firewall maybe
[05:08] <Seiphas> shouldn't be either
[05:08] <jandro> Enverex: here's mine
[05:08] <regius_> mwe: tnx!
[05:08] <Seiphas> ports are forwarded and everything
[05:08] <r00t_> fiXXXerMet, try looking for an options thing on your voulume control thingy
[05:08] <Gasten> Hey. Is there any wysiwyg html-editor, webpage-creator or anything similar to linux?
[05:08] <Seiphas> and what is Firestarter
[05:08] <mwe> Seiphas: are you sure? if so check the config of your ftp server, that it allows public access
[05:08] <JonNC> Do you have any IP Tables stuff Seiphas?
[05:09] <Enverex> r00t_, Look for it in dmesg, it should have an sdx assignment
[05:09] <runa_> hey :) I'm using xorg 7.1.1 (ubuntu 6.10) in my parent's computer. suddenly, it started crashing on start, with signal 4 and some backtrace (maybe related to the keyboard driver?) see http://p.caboo.se/56742
[05:09] <jandro> Enverex: here's mine http://paste.uni.cc/14849
[05:09] <HUPBAHA> hi, can somebody help me with vpn conf in ubntu ? ( have some problems with route ) plzzzz....
[05:09] <vadvad> how do i create a build directory?
[05:09] <Bluedeep> cornelinux, I understand, we only can wait fixes
[05:09] <r00t_> Enverex, did you help me with this yesterday?i was WaxyFresh on irc
[05:09] <Enverex> r00t_, No
[05:10] <Enverex> jandro, What are you using to play it with?
[05:10] <vadvad> how do i create a build directory?
[05:10] <alxb> hi
[05:10] <alxb> is ubuntu debian etch based?
[05:10] <leen_> how do i install the new ubuntu on my hardrive? (dual boot with windows, i already have windows installed)
[05:10] <jandro> Enverex: just totem, playing the sample video "experiencing ubuntu.ogg" that comes with ubuntu
[05:10] <HUPBAHA> alxb
[05:10] <Seiphas> it isn't just the FTP client that doesn't work, Apache also only is local
[05:10] <HUPBAHA> yyes
[05:10] <Gasten> alxb: ubuntu is debian based, yes.
[05:11] <r00t_> Enverex,  631.307701]  SCSI device sda: 156301488 512-byte hdwr sectors (80026 MB)
[05:11] <alxb> great, latest debian?
[05:11] <cornelinux> when will ubuntu got partman-crypto
[05:11] <adamowitz> I've confirmed that it's not a codec issue, but every single movie file (all of those at http://www.blender.org/features-gallery/movies/) that I've attempted to play (using vlc, totem, and mplayer) on the primary screen of my MBP (1680x1050) using the ATI proprietary driver are hugely distorted.
[05:11] <adamowitz> They play fine on a secondary screen (1920x1080) through the DVI port.
[05:11] <adamowitz> Ideas?
[05:11] <Gasten> vadvad: what is a "build directory"
[05:11] <Gasten> ?
[05:11] <techjim> anyone in here free to work out a simple xorg.conf issue I've came upon when updating from eft to fawn.
[05:11] <leen_> someone please answer or give me a link?
[05:11] <Enverex> r00t_, There you go then, mount that and you'll have access to it. That's kinda basic Linux "skillz"
[05:11] <Pici> !dualboot | leen_
[05:11] <ubotu> leen_: Dual boot instructions:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo (x86/AMD64) - https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot (Macintosh)
[05:12] <vadvad> Gasten: i don't know - i try to configure glibc and that's what it asks.
[05:12] <r00t_> Enverex, sudo mount sda /media/usbdrive/ ?
[05:12] <Gasten> alxb: Dunno.
[05:12] <HUPBAHA> hey gays )) plz help ))) 5 min.
[05:12] <techjim> anyone in here free to work out a simple xorg.conf issue I've came upon when updating from eft to fawn?
[05:12] <r00t_> HUPBAHA, what do you need
[05:13] <Enverex> r00t_, No...
[05:13] <joeljkp> ok, i've installed the debug versions of libgtk, etc., what do i need to do to enable them?
[05:13] <Gasten> alxb: But it is good anyway. ubuntu and debian are working closely. (it seems to me)
[05:13] <vadvad> Gasten: it asks to configure it in the build dir.
[05:13] <Enverex> Did anyone else notice he said "hi GAYS"?
[05:13] <r00t_> yup^^
[05:13] <fiXXXerMet> r00t_: I still can't find it.
[05:13] <ripps> Hello, I wanted to know if someone can help get this LiveCD working
[05:13] <Enverex> r00t_, sudo mount /dev/sda1 /where/ever" you need the partition number if it has one
[05:13] <Gasten> vadvad: your build directory is the directory with the source code. why do you need glibc? have you tried "sudo aptitude install glibc"?
[05:13] <vadvad> ripps: what the problem?
[05:14] <Gasten> Enverex: No, some of us got things to do ;)
[05:14] <ripps> It doesn't seem to recognize my graphics and monitor, I'm using a Gateway M285-E with ati graphics card
[05:14] <riley> i am trying to run urban terror and am having some troubles. can anyone help me?
[05:14] <Gasten> Hey. Is there any wysiwyg html-editor, webpage-creator or anything similar to linux?
[05:14] <r00t_> Enverex, got it
[05:14] <vadvad> Gasten: didn't try it... i need glibc cause flash plugin asks for it.
[05:14] <techjim> gasten: quanta plus
[05:14] <ripps> I get a Xorg error everytime I try booting, even in safe graphics node
[05:14] <Enverex> Gasten, NVU
[05:15] <JonNC> Gasten: notepad++ may work
[05:15] <Kanfoosh> ripps: desktop?
[05:15] <|Death|> when you share a drive in ubuntu whats the login format to get in from windows??
[05:15] <Enverex> JonNC, Pretty sure that's not WYSIWYG :P
[05:15] <ripps> Gnome I guess
[05:15] <Gasten> JonNC: isnt np++ windows only and nonfree and not wysiwyg?
[05:15] <JonNC> ops, sorry.
[05:15] <r00t_> thanks^^
[05:15] <JonNC> my bad.
[05:15] <ripps> GDM won't startup, so it sends me to the console
[05:15] <Gasten> techjim, Enverex THanks.
[05:16] <Kanfoosh> ripps: Are you getting xorg error messages?
[05:16] <Gasten> vadvad: aha...
[05:16] <DeeJayTwo> I just installed the network pptp stuff and I get a segfault while trying to connect: Apr 26 11:15:55 smart-z kernel: [ 2647.768991]  nm-ppp-auth-dia[9389] : segfault at<PHONE_NUMBER>000088 rip 00002b77e226021b rsp 00007fffce3ddc70 error 4
[05:16] <ripps> yes
[05:16] <Gasten> vadvad: try glibc, then!
[05:16] <jandro> ripps: which ones?
[05:16] <Gasten> vadvad: try aptitude, then!