[15:50] <sbomer> tried adding sudo hciconfig hci0 pscan to rc.local and bluetooth file
[15:50] <sbomer> didn't work
[15:50] <Thorgrin> ok, so it seems like nothing important
[15:50] <ziroday> Rafael_: err # means comment, as in you don't have to run that
[15:51] <dSlaM> Batte: but what does it have to do with interfaces ? bluetotth or IR ?
[15:51] <ziroday> Rafael_: do you understand what you are doing?
[15:51] <Dulak> pan0 is bluetooth
[15:51] <Pegasos989> Hello. I installed Windows XP to dualboot after having installed Ubuntu and now I need to fix the bootloader. I booted from Ubuntu 8.04 LTS live cd and try to follow this https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows?action=show&redirect=RestoreGrub but find command in grub doesn't find anything and neither does fdisk -l
[15:51] <gartral> safarid: no i can't i want an openmoko, but no $$$
[15:51] <dSlaM> Dulak: ok thx
[15:51] <ziroday> Pegasos989: try sudo fdisk -l
[15:51] <Paige> can ubuntu support 32gb of ram? i just read that linux seems to have issues over 16gb
[15:51] <tonsofpcs> Batte: i do not bellieve i have a bt adapter
[15:51] <Batte> dSlaM: you can have your bt adaptor make a network area in the range of the bluetooth == pan
[15:51] <Batte> tonsofpcs: maybe build in.?
[15:51] <dSlaM> Paige> 64 bits doen't have any problem with that*
[15:52] <Paige> k
[15:52] <Pegasos989> ziroday, nothing still. It gives no output
[15:52] <ziroday> Pegasos989: and if you read the wikipage it says "You'll need to run a few commands as root so you can use sudo -i to get a root shell and run them normally instead of using sudo on each of them. Be extra careful when running a root shell, especially for typos!"
[15:52] <dSlaM> Batte: thx for the info i never used it that way
[15:52] <tonsofpcs> Batte: i should see the device in lspci or in dmesg or somewhere... i don't
[15:52] <Tanmay> Hi
[15:52] <ziroday> Pegasos989: err sudo fdisk -l does nothing? Are you on the livecd?
[15:52] <Rafael_> ziroday: i am learnign, i am moving form windows to ubuntu, so i should do: apt-get install smbfs, what is i have already samba install?
[15:52] <Pegasos989> ziroday, yup. it does nothing. and I am on live cd
[15:52] <shadeslayer> hi,is there an irc channel for openbox?
[15:52] <Dulak> tonsofpcs: the interface is created by the bluetooth tools, not by the hardware
[15:53] <Dr_Willis> Rafael_:  i always install both. :)  i forget what smbfs does exactly.. but i always need it..
[15:53] <dSlaM> Rafael_: what's the problem ?
[15:53] <ziroday> shadeslayer: #openbox on oftc
[15:53] <ziroday> Rafael_: okay, what are you trying to achieve?
[15:53] <shadeslayer> ziroday: thnks
[15:53] <tonsofpcs> Dulak: why does it show a hw addrress?
[15:53] <Rafael_> zirodady: from my ubuntu server to my NAS linksys
[15:54] <Tanmay> How do I upgrade w/o uninstalling
[15:54] <ziroday> Rafael_: okay, and how did you connect to it in Windows?
[15:54] <Dulak> tonsofpcs: every interface has a mac address, it has nothing to do with hardware
[15:54] <ziroday> Tanmay: upgrade to a later version of Ubuntu?
[15:54] <Tanmay> Yes
[15:54] <Dulak> tonsofpcs: you don't have to have a bluetooth adapter installed for the bluetooth tools to create the interface
[15:54] <shadeslayer> ziroday: im connected to oftc but how do i tell irssi to use oftc and not freenode to join that channel
[15:54] <Dulak> tonsofpcs: I suggest you google around for pan0 and read up on it
[15:54] <ziroday> Dulak: err the MAC address is hardcoded in by the hardware
[15:54] <ziroday> shadeslayer: ask in #irssi
[15:55] <dSlaM> Tanmay: check for the boxes iun your repositories (in synaptic)
[15:55] <tonsofpcs> Dulak: thanks :)
[15:55] <thiebaude> what is oftc?
[15:55] <ziroday> Dulak: of course you can spoof/change it
[15:55] <ziroday> thiebaude: another IRC network
[15:55] <Dulak> ziroday: that's not true at all, hardware does have a mac address hardcoded, but having a mac doesn't necessarily mean you have the hardware
[15:55] <thiebaude> ok, cool
[15:55] <Tanmay> Ok
[15:55] <grawity> Dulak: actually, the MAC address _is_ hardcoded
[15:55] <ziroday> Dulak: yes that is correct, but as you just said "Hardware does have a MAC address hardcoded"
[15:56] <grawity> Errr, nevermind
[15:56] <juniecho> hi, got a new problem... whenever i connect to the internet through my wireless network, a message saying my network is based on .local whatever, so it can cause trouble with avahi service. i use korean language so i cannot describe the exact message, sorry. but can i just disable this avahi thing?
[15:56] <ziroday> Dulak: it is usually written on said hardware as well
[15:56] <dSlaM> _A_ mac address :)
[15:56] <Rafael_> zirodady: you mean the NAS or the ubuntu server to the windows computers?
[15:56] <Dulak> Yer making the assumption that having a mac address means you have the hardware, they are not mutual exclusive
[15:56] <ziroday> Rafael_: Windows to the NAS
[15:56] <safarid> do someone have any idea to install USB 3g modem of vodafone in ubuntu 9.04 as it is working in ubuntu 8.10
[15:57] <ziroday> juniecho: err #ubuntu-kr might be able to help you with the error message, as for avahi you can disable it if you want to
[15:57] <dontknownuthin> hello
[15:57] <Dulak> ziroday: software interfaces like vpn interfaces have a mac but no underlying hardware, there is no correlation
[15:57] <eze> Hye dontknownuthin
[15:58] <dontknownuthin> can someone tell me how to use this patch i downloaded for totem?
[15:58] <dSlaM> dontknownuthin: man patch :)
[15:58] <Rafael_> ziroday: map the NAS to the windows computer, but what i am planning to do is the follwoing, my windows client store data in ubuntu server and i would like the ubuntu server to syncronize the dat with the NAS
[15:58] <ziroday> dontknownuthin: it would require you to recompile totem from source, why do you want to use this patch?
[15:58] <juniecho> ziroday: when i try to disable that service, i get a warning that i can damage my system... can i feel safe to ignore it? what does avahi do?
[15:58] <ziroday> Rafael_: sorry, I'm having difficulty understanding you. What is your native language?
[15:58] <jefinc> why when I create a "lancher" on the desktop to open a location can I not drag it to the launcher panel?
[15:59] <dSlaM> Rafael_: french ?
[15:59] <Pegasos989> Does anyone know why sudo fdisk -l returns nothing when I'm on a live CD
[15:59] <dontknownuthin> I can't get sound to play.  I would have liked to use zoom player, but it wasn't working in wine
[15:59] <ziroday> juniecho: how are you disabling it? Avahi us used for the automatic discovery of certain services in your network like DAAP shares
[15:59] <Rafael_> ziroday: spanish..but i can try ot explan better if you ask me, as long as you can help me
[15:59] <ziroday> Rafael_: I know that #ubuntu-es is a great support channel, they'll be able to help you there
[16:00] <juniecho> from System - Administration - Services and unchecking avahi.
[16:00] <dSlaM> ziroday: he justs wants to synchonrize his NAS to his box
[16:00] <Paige> hey i have another question
[16:00] <Rafael_> ziroday: but can you tell me what part i lost you
[16:01] <juniecho> dSlaM: me?
[16:01] <ziroday> juniecho: I can't even see that
[16:01] <dSlaM> juniecho: nop i was talking about Rafael_ ;)
[16:01] <dSlaM> sorry ;)
[16:01] <ziroday> Rafael_: how are you connecting to your NAS in windows?
[16:01] <Paige> i cannot find any info about whether or not the mac pro raid card will work with ubuntu
[16:01] <juniecho> well... on top menu, Applications/Places/System...
[16:01] <ziroday> juniecho: and if you have issues, you can re-enable it
[16:01] <juniecho> in system, second from the top
[16:02] <ziroday> juniecho: yes, I know where the services dialog is, I mean I don't have that service
[16:02] <Rafael_> ziroday: i have map the nas to the windows computer
[16:02] <ziroday> Paige: one sec
[16:02] <ziroday> Rafael_: okay, so you are using samba I presume?\
[16:02] <safarid> there is no way to make work usb modem in ubuntu 9.04
[16:02] <juniecho> hmm strange... it looks like this "multicast dns service discovery' or something like that
[16:02] <Paige> ziroday, i wouldn't bother looking for it. i know that card intimately
[16:02] <Thorgrin> hey
[16:03] <ziroday> Paige: eh?
[16:03] <Thorgrin> I did a CD check, all is ok
[16:03] <Paige> yes, i helped design it :p
[16:03] <Thorgrin> but I couldn't do the agp=off thing, F6 does nothing
[16:03] <juniecho> hmm anyway disabled it... gonna reboot to check everything is okay :) thanks anyway
[16:03] <Rafael_> ziroday: a few month ago when i install ubuntu i use samba so the windows client cn store the information  inn the ubuntu server
[16:04] <Thorgrin> Should I reinstall Ubuntu?
[16:04] <ziroday> Paige: this page is a mess but should be able to help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacPro as well as http://wiki.debian.org/DebianOnIntelMacPro#line-187 but be careful, ask if you're not sure about anything as the installer part is somewhat useless
[16:04] <ziroday> Rafael_: okay
[16:05] <Rafael_> ziroday: buy the way thanks for your patienty and trying to help me...
[16:05] <Thorgrin> Ziroday: I did the CD check, all is ok, but F6 was useless
[16:05] <ziroday> Rafael_: right, go to Places > Network do you see your NAS?
[16:06] <Rafael_> you mean on my widnows computer
[16:06] <ziroday> Thorgrin: have you tried the alternate cd?
[16:06] <ziroday> Rafael_: no on your ubuntu computer
[16:06] <Thorgrin> alternate CD?
[16:06] <ziroday> !alternate | Thorgrin
[16:06] <Rafael_> i am suing server
[16:06] <Rafael_> sorry using
[16:06] <ziroday> Rafael_: why are you using ubuntu server?
[16:06] <Thorgrin> Ok, so I should download anr reinstall with it
[16:06] <ziroday> Thorgrin: yep
[16:06] <Thorgrin> okay
[16:07] <Thorgrin> Going to windows
[16:07] <Thorgrin> and downloading the ISO
[16:07] <Paige> thanks for the laughs guys, i'll be of course sticking with a far superior operating system instead of some 1 in a few hundred or more linux distro
[16:07] <Thorgrin> bye
[16:07] <ziroday> Paige: bye
[16:07] <Paige> bye
[16:07] <Rafael_> ziroday: because i was lanning to place the ubuntu box on a closeth
[16:07] <ziroday> Rafael_: okay, and what is the purpose of the ubuntu box?
[16:07] <dSlaM> i hit my toe on the bed..... i'm hurt... REALLY
[16:08] <dSlaM> :'(
[16:08] <dSlaM> there's blood
[16:08] <Rafael_> ziroday: to store word documents, jpg, and pdf files of 4 windows computers
[16:08] <Paige> btw... if you wanna why i know the raid card so well, it is because i am an ASIC engineer for Apple ;)
[16:09] <ziroday> Rafael_: okay, so Ubuntu is becoming a file server?
[16:09] <Infrid> hi
[16:09] <dSlaM> i can't curse in here, but trust me that's all i want to do right now
[16:09] <wanna_learn_more> anyone know how to bonding?
[16:09] <Rafael_> ziroday: yes for now, in the future migth be a we server also
[16:09] <ExAstris> Hi all. I have an ATI Radeon x1600 graphics card, and absolutely no 3D graphics functionality on Ubuntu 9.04, except the Quake engine games under WINE.
[16:09] <Slart> dSlaM: why not go tell the people in #ubuntu-offtopic about it.. they will love it
[16:09] <janhaj> jsem tu :) a teď nainstalovat znova to fglrx že? :)
[16:10] <ziroday> Rafael_: okay, and what does the linksys NAS server have to do with all this?
[16:10] <dSlaM> thanks, i really need to let that out
[16:10] <Belboz99> Hey all, anyone know why when I add a Startup Application in "System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications" it immediately disappears as soon as I close the window?  IE, if I reopen the dialog the application I just added is no longer listed?
[16:10] <ziroday> ExAstris: please pastebin your /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[16:10] <Slart> !cz | janhaj
[16:10] <ExAstris> certainly, give me a sec ziroday.
[16:10] <ziroday> ExAstris: no rush :)
[16:10] <kFj> hi. how can i make rythmbox to rip my audiocds to .mp3 format? in preferences music tab i can choose from flac ogg mp2 wav and spx and in profiles, i also have mp3, but i cant select it as the prefered format..
[16:10] <ziroday> Belboz99: did you click the Unlock button?
[16:10] <kFj> ideas?
[16:11] <Belboz99> ziroday: that's what I thought of, but there is no  "unlock" button visible :P
[16:11] <dontknownuthin> is totem the best video player?
[16:11] <Vorodie> hi everyone
[16:11] <ziroday> Belboz99: what version of ubuntu?
[16:11] <ziroday> dontknownuthin: try VLC
[16:11] <giovani> !best
[16:11] <Belboz99> ziroday: 9.04
[16:11] <ExAstris> ziroday, http://pastebin.ca/1433054
[16:11] <Rafael_> ziroday:i want all this data of the file server be copy into the nas.syncronize..and after reading my pln was to moutn and then learn to use rsync for this
[16:11] <Dralid> ExAstris (I'm not an expert, but) are you using a proprietary driver or the open source one?
[16:11] <ziroday> Belboz99: then there is an unlock button in the bottom center
[16:11] <dontknownuthin> vlc didn't work with mkv files....I mean, it worked, but badly
[16:12] <Vorodie> is there any gnome applet that shows NumLock/ScrollLock/CapsLock status?
[16:12] <ExAstris> Dralid: The proprietary. Yes, I know, evil bad etc etc
[16:12] <dadrock> How can i block website from opening in my system in any browser?
[16:12] <dontknownuthin> sorry ubotto
[16:12] <mibmib> dadrock: websites do not open, they get rendered.
[16:12] <ziroday> ExAstris: err you are not using the proprietary driver, does compiz run?
[16:13] <amseidler> I have made a new partition with gparted, and have used LVPM to get ubuntu on to its own partition (used wubi for install). Now, when I load my computer and try to select ubuntu, it gives me "error 17: not mounted" How do I fix this?
[16:13] <ExAstris> ziroday: It does, and oddly enough, so does glxgears... but most programs which use 3D anything do not.
[16:13] <dadrock> how can i render them,mibmib
[16:13] <ziroday> dadrock: take a look at dansguardian
[16:13] <Dralid> ExAstris - I use proprietary,too with my nvidia. Unfourtuantly that was my only guess... :(
[16:13] <ExAstris> ziroday: I'm not? I thought I was. Weird.
[16:13] <wanna_learn_more> anyone know how to bonding?
[16:13] <mibmib> dadrock: try to learn how to walk first before you go and run the marathon.
[16:13] <ziroday> ExAstris: fglrx support for your card was dropped. You are using the radeon drivers. What are the errors in said games?
[16:14] <amseidler> I have made a new partition with gparted, and have used LVPM to get ubuntu on to its own partition (used wubi for install). Now, when I load my computer and try to select ubuntu, it gives me "error 17: not mounted" How do I fix this?
[16:14] <ExAstris> ziroday: Well, let's see... there's a couple of different things.
[16:14] <ziroday> Rafael_: sorry, I can't help you further
[16:14] <dadrock> meaning?? ,mibmib
[16:14] <MrKeuner> hi all, is there an ubuntu package for later kernels such as 2.6.29
[16:14] <ziroday> !latest | MrKeuner
[16:14] <mibmib> dadrock: meaning you don't have a clue of what you are talking about.
[16:14] <mibmib> dadrock: and you should first try to solve simpler problems.
[16:14] <ExAstris> ziroday: But the behavior I usually get is this: the game or program starts, is fine up until it needs to do 3D crap, then it just quits.
[16:15] <MrKeuner> ziroday, it is the recent kernel which has a problem , in my case
[16:15] <dadrock> i wanna block a website . So that it can not be opened by anyoen except me, mibmib
[16:15] <amseidler> I have made a new partition with gparted, and have used LVPM to get ubuntu on to its own partition (used wubi for install). Now, when I load my computer and try to select ubuntu, it gives me "error 17: not mounted" How do I fix this?
[16:15] <ziroday> ExAstris: okay, please run the game in a terminal
[16:15] <mibmib> ExAstris: what do you see when you run it on the command line?
[16:15] <ExAstris> ziroday: I will admit that the main reason I want to fix this problem is to play Source games with CrossOver, but the CrossOver people can't seem to help me...
[16:15] <Rafael_> ziroday: thanks.i thoguth you were goingt to give me some guidance...or orientation  of were to go from here
[16:15] <ziroday> ExAstris: what did the crossover folks say?
[16:15] <ExAstris> ziroday: They had no idea :S
[16:15] <ExAstris> ziroday: but it was a while ago.
[16:16] <prajjwal> hi, does anybody here know where i can get Netbeans for Linux, the one i get from the Linux site does not install for me .....
[16:16] <Heooo> What is wrong:     cat .zshrc | sed "s/(s|S)am/dave/g" > zsh_dave   ?      I want to change all occurrences of "Sam" or "sam" to "dave".
[16:16] <prajjwal> from the Netbeans
[16:16] <dSlaM> prajjwal: it's in the repositories !
[16:16] <ziroday> Rafael_: from what I can understand you will have to install a samba server on your ubuntu home server and then configure it to share with other windows clients and have them connect to it
[16:16] <Belboz99> ziroday: http://yfrog.com/41nounlockbuttonp
[16:16] <amseidler> I have made a new partition with gparted, and have used LVPM to get ubuntu on to its own partition (used wubi for install). Now, when I load my computer and try to select ubuntu, it gives me "error 17: not mounted" How do I fix this?
[16:16] <ExAstris> It's weird. It's as if some 3D things work, and others don't, but there isn't any sort of difference expect for complexity.
[16:16] <ExAstris> :S
[16:16] <ziroday> ExAstris: right, try another native game
[16:17] <prajjwal> thnx
[16:17] <ExAstris> ziroday: sure, hold on...
[16:17] <ziroday> ExAstris: like openarena, warsow anything. See if there are errors with that
[16:17] <ziroday> ExAstris: run it in the terminal and capture the error
[16:17] <ziroday> Belboz99: how are you starting it?
[16:17] <IRConan> how do I change the password for the keyring which NetworkManager uses
[16:17] <IRConan> ?
[16:18] <Belboz99> ziroday: like I said "System -> Preferences -> Startup Applications"   as a normal user from within the Ubuntu Desktop Environment, no real mods of any sort
[16:18] <ziroday> Belboz99: hmm, in a terminal do services-admin is anything outputted?
[16:19] <ExAstris> ziroday: Maybe I should ask the Crossover people about this again... oddly, everything seems to be working okay. Then again, the last time I tried to do this stuff was before I upgraded xD
[16:19] <Belboz99> ziroday: I think this may be the cause of some of the confusion, it's "Startup Applications" dialog under "preferences" NOT "System Services" under "Administration"
[16:19] <dSlaM> oO
[16:20] <ziroday> ExAstris: right, we can't help you with windows games. But if you can get an error with a native linux game we'd be more then happy to help
[16:20] <ziroday> Belboz99: oops sorry, thought you said Services
[16:20] <amseidler> I have made a new partition with gparted, and have used LVPM to get ubuntu on to its own partition (used wubi for install). Now, when I load my computer and try to select ubuntu, it gives me "error 17: not mounted" How do I fix this?
[16:20] <ziroday> Belboz99: apologies, its late
[16:20] <ExAstris> ziroday: sure :). I have to reinstall most of my linux games; removed 'em all a while back to make space.
[16:20] <Belboz99> that's ok
[16:20] <ExAstris> ziroday: at that point none of 'em were working, of course xD
[16:21] <amseidler> I have made a new partition with gparted, and have used LVPM to get ubuntu on to its own partition (used wubi for install).  Motherboard is a Intel DP45SG and 'lspci -v | less' @ http://paste.ubuntu.com/179653/. Can I get this running, or is it not supported?
[16:22] <dSlaM> amseidler: i'm ok to help u
[16:22] <dSlaM> ;)
[16:22] <ziroday> amseidler: as you can tell nobody is able to help you here, you might want to wait a while before reposting your question
[16:22] <amseidler> ziroday: Do you know of anywhere else that I can get assistance from?
[16:22] <ExAstris> ziroday: *shivers* So I shouldn't talk about how everything is working now? :D
[16:22] <dSlaM> ziroday: that's just a (bad) joke, as u can see
[16:22] <tarvid> where is xorg.conf? mine is empty
[16:22] <ziroday> dSlaM: its not funny
[16:22] <ziroday> tarvid: you don't have one by default anymore
[16:23] <ziroday> amseidler: the forums and help.ubuntu.com
[16:23] <tarvid> i want to diddle my touch pad
[16:23] <tarvid> do I just create one?
[16:23] <dSlaM> he's gone :/
[16:23] <ziroday> Rafael_: well that depends on your NAS
[16:23] <ziroday> tarvid: yep
[16:23] <hacktolive> is it dangerous to give non-sudo users the ability to use "mount"?
[16:24] <ziroday> Dralid: that card should be fine, one sec
[16:24] <dSlaM> hacktolive: yes !
[16:24] <ziroday> hacktolive: depends what you're scared of
[16:24] <perryarmstrong> can anyone tell me which monitors are good for ubuntu
[16:24] <ziroday> hacktolive: its not recommended
[16:24] <ziroday> perryarmstrong: the ones that have pixels
[16:24] <perryarmstrong> ziroday; good joke....
[16:25] <ziroday> perryarmstrong: almost all monitors should just work :)
[16:25] <Rafael_> ziroday: what will be the comman line to see the nas on the network
[16:25] <hacktolive> dSlaM, ziroday: thanks, you know why...? I'm not "scared" of anything, but I am developing a software that needs to use "mount"...
[16:25] <ziroday> Rafael_: well it all depends on the protocols you can connect to the NAS with
[16:25] <ExAstris> ziroday: just tried tuxracer. It works, but there's a lot of flickering. Like, the models and textures will flash white, then normal again, thne white, etc
[16:25] <dSlaM> hacktolive: if itt's your own personal box that shouldn't be a problem IMO, but if youre a sysadmin of a whatever-enterprise-server  i woundn't recommend it
[16:25] <perryarmstrong> ziroday; ubuntu 8.10 onwards doesn't support my LG 552V Studioworks...
[16:25] <FFForever> Good Morning People!
[16:25] <ziroday> ExAstris: that could just be due to that graphics card
[16:25] <ziroday> perryarmstrong: errors?
[16:25] <ExAstris> ziroday: :(
[16:25] <ziroday> FFForever: morning!
[16:26] <ziroday> ExAstris: err or the new drivers
[16:26] <ExAstris> ziroday: Doesn't happen on OS X or Windows :(. Anything I can do?
[16:26] <hacktolive> dSlaM: it is a software to be included on a Linux distro... used by many people... so I want it secure....
[16:26] <FFForever> Anyone know how i can sync my iphone with rhythmbox?
[16:26] <ExAstris> ziroday: it's not unplayable, just obnoxious
[16:26] <ziroday> ExAstris: a variety, shall we go through them?
[16:26] <dSlaM> hacktolive: oh ok, xcuse my paranoia but a nick like yours doesn't inspire trust XD
[16:26] <blue112> Hello here
[16:26] <ExAstris> ziroday: I have nothing to do today :D.
[16:26] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, have you tried a different monitor, so you know for sure it's the monitor and not your video card?
[16:27] <perryarmstrong> ziroday; don't get the right screen resolution.....its been nearly 6 months i had been trying to fix this...and i stopped doing it anymore...
[16:27] <ziroday> ExAstris: right, first make sure xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd is installed
[16:27] <perryarmstrong> cgkades; don't get the right screen resolution.....its been nearly 6 months i had been trying to fix this...and i stopped doing it anymore...
[16:27] <blue112> I have a 32 bits distrib, and I'd like to try the 64 bit one. Can I try it without making a new partition ? Else, can I redim my partition to make a new system partition for the 64 bits version ?
[16:27] <ziroday> perryarmstrong: okay, how large is this monitor?
[16:27] <dSlaM> hacktolive: just kidding, but i would'n grant any acces to mount to untrusted people, too many crapy programs on "portable"(?) hdd drives
[16:27] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, not the question i was asking. have you tired a different monitor to rule out your video card, this seems like a video card issue
[16:27] <perryarmstrong> ziroday; 17"
[16:28] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, do you know how to change the resolution from the command line?
[16:28] <hacktolive> dSlaM: ah, I see... I am this type of hackers: http://hacktolive.org/wiki/What_is_a_hacker%3F
[16:28] <perryarmstrong> cgkades; no i ddint try...but i tried it on a different computer and it was working
[16:28] <tonsofpcs> anyone know of an applet that will dock in the gnome panel that allows for manual override of cpufreq scaling?
[16:28] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, you tried the monitor on a different computer?
[16:28] <hacktolive> dSlaM: could you explain that problem of the programs on portable HDDs..? insecure software?
[16:28] <perryarmstrong> cgkades; ya i suppose we have to add modes and so on.....
[16:28] <dSlaM> hacktolive: white hat, i respect that kind of people
[16:28] <IRConan> tonsofpcs: there's the "Inhibit applet" which is installed by default
[16:29] <Pici> !offtopic
[16:29] <ziroday> ExAstris: ?
[16:29] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, edit your xorg.conf file to use the most basic settings and  a low refresh rate
[16:29] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, then go from there
[16:29] <perryarmstrong> cgkades; not the monitor...i tried ubuntu 8.10 on another computer
[16:29] <blue112> I have a 32 bits distrib, and I'd like to try the 64 bit one. Can I try it without making a new partition ? Else, can I redim my partition to make a new system partition for the 64 bits version ?
[16:29] <ziroday> blue112: what do you mean by "redim"?
[16:29] <blue112> resize
[16:30] <ziroday> blue112: yes, to install the 64bit version you need to reinstall
[16:30] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, this really sounds like a video card issue, because the video card controlls the output to the monitor. there isnt any dirviers or anything you need for a monitor
[16:30] <perryarmstrong> cgkades; i am tired and frustrated at doing the same thing for 6 months.....thats why i asked which monitor suits for ubuntu
[16:30] <magcius> Does Ubuntu require a 64-bit OS and CPU for it to recognize 4 GB of RAM?
[16:30] <dSlaM> hacktolive: actually, someone who can mount a hdd can execute any kind of software, i'm aware they're"chrooted" but that's a matter of trust
[16:30] <blue112> Ok, so how can I resize my partition for that stuff ?
[16:30] <Rafael_> ziroday: i am now remote connecte to ubuntu, but while i am learnign i have installed the desktop on top of the server edition, and before yesterday if i go to Places--network i was able to see the NAS..how can i do that with the command line from were i am now?
[16:30] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, you tried editing your xorg.conf file?
[16:30] <ziroday> Rafael_: well as I said, I need to know what protocols
[16:31] <debaser> hi
[16:31] <ziroday> blue112: you can use an ubuntu live cd
[16:31] <perryarmstrong> cgkades; ya
[16:31] <ExAstris> ziroday: sorry. tuxracer crashed my system :S
[16:31] <Rafael_> cifs smbs
[16:31] <debaser> how can I restore the kde menu to system defaults?
[16:31] <dSlaM> hacktolive: on my personnal computer i woundn't give a damn but i work with a professionnal server also, that's where i would be particularly cautious
[16:31] <ziroday> ExAstris: hmm
[16:31] <blue112> ziroday: Okay.
[16:31] <ExAstris> was working fine, then screen went black, sound repeated over and over, could do nothing
[16:31] <ExAstris> couldn't even kill the x server :S
[16:31] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, how far do you get into the boot before you loose video?
[16:31] <ziroday> Rafael_: right, I don't know of any way to scan for samba shares from the command line sorry
[16:32] <ExAstris> ziroday: that package is already installed and latest version.
[16:32] <perryarmstrong> as soon as i come to the login screen
[16:32] <blue112> ziroday: Can I resize ext4 on a ubuntu live cd ?
[16:32] <perryarmstrong> cgkades; as soon as i come to the login screen
[16:32] <hacktolive> dSlaM: well... to be honest my point exactly is to run software from mounted ISOs....
[16:32] <Rafael_> ziroday: thanks
[16:32] <ziroday> blue112: on the latest, yes
[16:32] <blue112> Okay.
[16:32] <blue112> Then I'll try.
[16:32] <ziroday> ExAstris: okay, do you have an xorg.conf?
[16:32] <dSlaM> hacktolive: what do you want to do exactly ?
[16:32] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, you arnt setting your xorg.conf file up right then. but if you really WANT to get a new monitor you can. and any new monitor will work
[16:33] <ExAstris> ziroday: Yes, I think so... had to edit it when I killed my graphics drivers last time I tried to fix these issues :D. Where would it be located again?
[16:33] <hacktolive> dSlamM: a new way to run/deploy apps: http://hacktolive.org/srun
[16:33] <ziroday> ExAstris: /etc/X11/xorg.conf you will need to pastebin it
[16:33] <perryarmstrong> cgkades; i was wondering about Acer
[16:33] <tonsofpcs> IRConan: that does not seem to allow for me to set cpu speed and it doesn't seem to have any effect on it either
[16:33] <ExAstris> ziroday: okay, just a sec
[16:34] <IRConan> tonsofpcs: well I'm no expert on the subject, sorry I can't help more
[16:34] <cgkades> perryarmstrong, i have never heard of a monitor beeing an issue... but i'm sure acer would work just fine
[16:34] <juniecho> think avahi problem isn't gone... well no big deal, can live with that...
[16:34] <ExAstris> ziroday: http://pastebin.ca/1433071
[16:34] <Andert> Hello, all of you smart Ubuntu people, I have messed up my settings... One time I started up the machine I didn't had sound at all, now I have sound at login and rythmbox, but not youtube...
[16:35] <xangua> Ander: are you using Hardy ¿¿
[16:35] <Andert> 9.04
[16:35] <hacktolive> Andert: install the package "ubuntu-restricted-extras", using synaptic (or the terminal)
[16:35] <tonsofpcs> IRConan: thanks for the try :)
[16:35] <ziroday> ExAstris: okay, in the device section add the line Driver "radeonhd" and Option "DRI" and remove that other option (just comment it out)
[16:35] <ExAstris> ziroday: okay. one sec.
[16:35] <_user_> i have intel graphics 950 and it works just fine except the video tearing in high resolution videos please do i need to install drivers from intellinuxgraphics.com to fix it or if i did that it will be fixed now they have 2.7 and i got 2.5
[16:36] <Andert> hacktolive: I think I have, but the sound worked fine a few days ago... Well well, I'll try to install the package
[16:36] <ExAstris> ziroday: so I remove the option line and add what you said, but keep the identifier line?
[16:36] <_user_> hacktolive, are you the maker of super os
[16:36] <juniecho> anybody know how i can make windows preview survive longer? i mean, when i alt-tab, i see window previews. but for programs that had been in backgroud for a long time, i see only UGLY icons instead of nice previews... is there any workaround?
[16:36] <djtoast> Hi all,
[16:36] <ziroday> ExAstris: yep
[16:37] <ExAstris> to be sure, it should look like: Section "Device"
[16:37] <ExAstris> 	Identifier	"Configured Video Device"
[16:37] <ExAstris> 	Driver		"radeonhd"
[16:37] <ExAstris> 	Option 		"DRI"
[16:37] <ExAstris> EndSection
[16:37] <FloodBot1> ExAstris: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:37] <hacktolive> Andert: that package installs flash (required for youtube videos + codecs + other stuff)
[16:37] <ExAstris> Sheesh, floodbot... touchy. xD
[16:37] <djtoast> I wanted to add a location menu item in my Application menu.. but for some reason it doesnt get added only applications seems to be working anyone seen this before?
[16:37] <hacktolive> _user_: yes, I am the "developer" of Super OS
[16:37] <ziroday> _user_: you can get the newer version at https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/ppa but its unlikely to fix your issue
[16:37] <ziroday> ExAstris: looks good
[16:37] <ExAstris> ziroday: okay. Do I need to restart X?
[16:38] <ziroday> ExAstris: yes please
[16:38] <Belboz99> ziroday: just thought I'd let you know I resolved my issue:
[16:38] <Belboz99> I reloaded the Startup Applications dialog, checked "ps -fade" at the CLI to determine it's cli name, then started it from there.   What I then did was watch the output while adding my app, and I suddenly discovered that the app didn't have priv's to some of my .config files, so I did a sudo chown -R myUser:myUser .config from my home dir, worked like a charm!  Thanks for trying though! ;)
[16:38] <ExAstris> hold on.
[16:38] <viboon> hi
[16:38] <_user_> hacktolive, i use your iso now and its great job but i am making a custome build of more software and better default theme can i send you a screen shot
[16:38] <ziroday> Belboz99: awesome!
[16:38] <dSlaM> ziroday:  http://www.catonmat.net/download/leech_axss-hax_that_fuck.mp3 --- sell your soul to the zero daaaa-aaay =)
[16:39] <Andert> hacktolive: Synaptic will remove two packages: libavcodec 52 and libavutil 49 is this OK?
[16:39] <ziroday> dSlaM: excuse me?
[16:39] <dSlaM> ziroday: just dl the song ;)
[16:39] <Belboz99> okay, I'm going to log out and  log back in to validate that my app actually starts properly upon login
[16:39] <Belboz99> laters!
[16:39] <Seeker`> dSlaM: incredibly offtopic for here, and not the best language either
[16:39] <ziroday> dSlaM: no thank you, and NSFW links and rude language is not allowed in this channel
[16:40] <dSlaM> ok :(
[16:40] <ExAstris> ziroday: remind me the command to kill x?
[16:40] <ExAstris> ziroday: Stupid, I know.
[16:40] <ziroday> ExAstris: just logout and log back in
[16:40] <ExAstris> ziroday: okay.
[16:40] <magcius> dSlaM, at least you know about Leech Axss.
[16:41] <hacktolive> Andert: I am almost sure it is safe, in case that gives problems: just re-install later
[16:41] <ExAstris> ziroday: I'm back. Compiz died tho.
[16:41] <Andert> ok, thanks
[16:41] <ziroday> ExAstris: eh? In a terminal do compiz --replace
[16:41] <ziroday> ExAstris: and pastebin the errors
[16:42] <dSlaM> magcius:  no rpblem, i just wanted to share a fun song i discovered, didn't know it would not be well welllcomed, sorrry
[16:42] <ExAstris> ziroday: no whitelisted driver found is the only one :S
[16:42] <Seeker`> !ot | dSlaM magcius
[16:42] <Andert> I love Ubuntu, cheers to free support :)
[16:42] <shadeslayer> anyone with experience of using openbox?
[16:42] <m0r0n> Hey, can anyone help me with my master volume control?
[16:42] <ExAstris> ziroday: fortunately I saved a copy of my other x.org :D
[16:42] <hacktolive> _user: absolutely! I'm always open to suggestions/feedback, you can also go to #hacktolive if you want
[16:42] <dSlaM> yep that's what i was saying now i know, sorry for the inconvenience, really
[16:42] <magcius> m0r0n, what's wrong with it?
[16:42] <shadeslayer> !sound | m0r0n
[16:42] <ziroday> ExAstris: blah, I don't know sorry and its late here :). Go back to xorg.conf and change the driver line back to radeon and remove the option DRI line
[16:43] <ExAstris> ziroday: right.
[16:43] <djtoast> Im realy not shure what im doing wrong.. i choose location, then put name then http://google.ca and ok.. but doesnt add it to the menu
[16:43] <Dralid> ziroday, did you want me to wait to follow up on the sound issue? (just don't want to be forgotten)
[16:43] <ziroday> ExAstris: heh, also you might want to see http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ATI#Performance_tuning for ways to get better performance out of your card
[16:43] <m0r0n> Um, when I go to the sound at the top and lower it, it lowers, but when I use my keyboard (It has the reduce/increase volue button on it) it doesn't do anything
[16:43] <ziroday> Dralid: oh sorry I completely forgot
[16:43] <b0hne> is it possible to recover deleted files with no file extension and no known header/footer? i did a rm on an ntfs partition. im looking for a keyfile ^^
[16:43] <ziroday> !sound | Dralid you might want to look through here
[16:44] <m0r0n> It moves the dial down, but the volume doesn't decrease
[16:44] <ExAstris> ziroday: restored my backup x.org, compiz is back now.
[16:44] <ziroday> ExAstris: great
[16:44] <ziroday> Dralid: in a terminal do aplay -l
[16:44] <tarvid> back again; ran dexconf, added an input device section; has no effect. Where is X configuration in jaunty?
[16:44] <dSlaM> actually i got a question now :
[16:44] <ziroday> tarvid: do sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg to generate one
[16:45] <tarvid> that's what dexconf does
[16:45] <dSlaM> is there a way to mùanage the sound app per app ?
[16:46] <Slart> b0hne: well.. it might be possible... but very very hard.. the keyfile is just a bunch of random-looking characters?
[16:46] <shadeslayer> anyone on openbox??
[16:46] <b0hne> Slart, yes
[16:46] <dSlaM> (like a bar, as in totem oir any app, BUT for any app, even in firefox or so ???
[16:46] <magcius> Does Ubuntu require a 64-bit OS and CPU for it to recognize 4 GB of RAM?
[16:46] <dSlaM> )
[16:46] <shadeslayer> magcius: yes
[16:46] <ziroday> magcius: yes, or 32bit with PAE
[16:46] <Shockrates1> hi
[16:46] <magcius> PAE?
[16:46] <Slart> b0hne: I would try one of the many recovery options available for windows.. some have live cds you can use
[16:46] <NavY-Seal> whats the difference on alternate install graphic install .... the graphic install faile on me 20 times yesterday today its the first time i apply the altenert install and it works like a charm
[16:46] <Seeker`> physcial address extension
[16:46] <ExAstris> ziroday: well, at least I can use 3D stuff now. Pity about crossover tho
[16:47] <dSlaM> (i hear of earcandy but it still experimental)
[16:47] <FFForever> how come iphone-mount tells me this?, fuse: mountpoint is not empty         fuse: if you are sure this is safe, use the 'nonempty' mount option
[16:47] <Slart> magcius: only the server kernel comes with PAE enabled.. not sure how hard it is to enable it on a desktop kernel though
[16:47] <shadeslayer> NavY-Seal: more customizations and drivers in alternate install CD
[16:47] <tarvid> http://pastebin.ca/upload.php
[16:47] <ziroday> ExAstris: mmm, would probably be best to ask the crossover folks, and the X1600 is getting a bit long in the tooth anyway
[16:47] <hacktolive> anyone know if I use something like "mountlo" (using user-mode-linux kernel) to mount files instead of using "mount" is safer?
[16:47] <magcius> Will a 64-bit OS run faster on a Core Duo (e8400 3.00 GHz)
[16:47] <tarvid> GSynaptics couldn't initialize.
[16:47] <tarvid> You have to set 'SHMConfig' 'true' in xorg.conf or XF86Config to use GSynaptics
[16:47] <varun> hello ppl
[16:48] <ziroday> magcius: in some tasks, but not in others
[16:48] <Slart> magcius: yes.. but you might not notice the difference
[16:48] <ExAstris> ziroday: I certainly did. And it's a laptop, so no upgrades for me :(
[16:48] <ziroday> ExAstris: sorry
[16:48] <magcius> Is it easy to upgrade to the 64-bit version?
[16:48] <magcius> !pae
[16:48] <varun> I was here earlier and have run into pidgin not wrking with new router in ubntu intrepid
[16:48] <varun> could anyone help
[16:48] <FFForever> !iphone
[16:48] <geezer> Greetings ^__^
[16:48] <Slart> magcius: nope.. it's not even possible, afaik
[16:49] <magcius> Slart, what do you mean?
[16:49] <dSlaM> magcius: depends on the app you're running, generally speaking OS'es with 64bits recognizes more then 4GB RAM....
[16:49] <Slart> magcius: ubuntu can't upgrade to 64 bit from 32bit, afaik you have to reinstall it
[16:49] <tarvid> My xorg.conf seems to have no effect on X
[16:50] <Dralid> ziroday: 'aplay -l' @ http://paste.ubuntu.com/179669/ Also I was working through the community sound troubleshoot page, got to the part that said verify that your sound card is supported by alsa, but it was ambiguous. Alsa's changelog mentioned support of the sound card, but It wasn't listed as supported (but I figured the wiki page might be out of date).
[16:50] <ExAstris> ziroday: It pains me xD
[16:51] <dSlaM> magcius: as Slart was saying, if you run ubuntu 32 bits, you'll have to reinstall "from scratch" with a 64 bits version
[16:51] <tarvid> ziroday: have you tried the diagnostics at System, Preferences, Sound?
[16:52] <ziroday> Dralid: hmm okay, so it appears just fine. And you sure that all the volume sliders are at the max (including PCM?)
[16:52] <dSlaM> magcius: i read lots of tests on the internet, unless you have more than 4GB RAM you don't want to switch to 64 bits version, the gain is minimal
[16:53] <Andert> hacktolive: Hm, still no sound on youtube...
[16:53] <Andert> maybe I just need to restart
[16:53] <tarvid> take a look at ~/.pulse
[16:54] <tarvid> sometimes pulse links to a non-existent file in /tmp
[16:54] <hacktolive> Andert: try to enable all sound channels (maybe some are muted?)
[16:54] <Dralid> All maxed (or at least 80%+, no muted (except capture devices)
[16:55] <zapun> dct
[16:56] <magcius> Hmm... I thought the Debian package management could install 64-bit Ubuntu.
[16:56] <rsh> I just upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04 and now whenever I import a python library into a program, it says it can't find the library. Any ideas?
[16:56] <magcius> Replace the core components, and wait until reboot to install the rest.
[16:56] <rsh> (for the libraries I had previously installed that is)
[16:56] <dSlaM> magcius: it can, but not if you're alredy ryunning a 32 bits version
[16:57] <magcius> dSlaM, I guess I don't see what extra overhead that entails.
[16:57] <dSlaM> wooo sorry didn't understand the answer at all (french here)
[16:57] <dSlaM> rsh: wut ?
[16:57] <FFForever> how can i mount my /home (ext4) partition from windows
[16:57] <magcius> I guess I don't see what the difference is when replacing with a 64-bit version.
[16:58] <Slart> magcius: it's very simple.. if you want to use 64bit ubuntu you have to install 64bit ubuntu.. once you've installed it, that's what you've got.. you can't change from 32-bit to 64bit or back on an already installed system
[16:58] <rsh> I had a bunch of python libraries installed, and now when I go to run some programs that used to work (and had imported some of those libraries) it tells me now the libraries can't be found
[16:58] <omlet> Hello
[16:58] <b3rz3rk3r> Slart, without recompiling the kernel anyway
[16:58] <djtoast> I have another issue.  Seems that i have a compiz segfault whenever i try to restore a minimized VMware.  Can anyone direct me to a fiew starting place to troubleshoot this
[16:59] <dSlaM> magcius: oh ok.... actuallly not very software uses 64 bits improvements
[16:59] <magcius> Slart, I thought you could edit /etc/apt/sources.list to add the 64-bit repositories and tell it to replace ubuntu-desktop
[16:59] <omlet> what is the french channel?
[16:59] <Slart> magcius: when you say "upgrade", most people in this channel will assume you mean upgrade from an earlier version of ubuntu
[16:59] <kingkill> i wanna alin my icon to the right
[16:59] <dSlaM> omlet: #ubuntu-fr ?
[16:59] <dSlaM> omlet: i'm frech if you have any specific question
[16:59] <kingkill> how do i do it so that it wont change even when i click clean up desktop
[16:59] <KeBaB> hi all - i have just installed xbuntu - i can't find where the setting is to stop the system turning off the screen after 5 mins or so - can you help?
[16:59] <Slart> b3rz3rk3r: isn't the kernel part of the upgrade?
[17:00] <xangua> ubottu: !french | omlet
[17:00] <Dralid> ziroday.. all channels maxed none muted, except capture channels.
[17:00] <Slart> magcius: give it a try.. let us know if it works.. I've only heard people say it's impossible
[17:00] <perryarmstrong> cgkades; what did you say
[17:00] <prathamesh1> hi guys can anyone tell me which is the best video editing s/w available for ubuntu
[17:01] <b3rz3rk3r> Slart, id assume so? best way to get x64 is a total reinstall anyway tho id say
[17:01] <dSlaM> FFForever: there is a program on windows, i don't recall the name ext*something*fs, it could read ext3 files, since ext4 is ext3compatible why dont give it a try ?
[17:01] <eneko> ola
[17:02] <zenxr> prathamesh1: here, http://wiki.showmedo.com/index.php/Video_editing_Ubuntu. everybody has their own opinion so choose for yourself :]
[17:02] <goose> I need to scan a backed up windows drive that could quite possibly have a virus before I plug the external drive back into a binary machine, what's the best application to do this with?
[17:02] <FFForever> dSlaM, because it won't work =(
[17:02] <FFForever> i tried it already
[17:02] <dSlaM> FFForever: oh ok damn
[17:02] <b3rz3rk3r> goose, clamav is what most ppl will say
[17:02] <dSlaM> then i don't know sorry :(
[17:02] <prathamesh1> zenxr: thnaks
[17:02] <dimko> #ubuntu-ru
[17:02] <Slart> b3rz3rk3r: mm.. yes.. you would still have to download all the packages again.. might as well do it properly
[17:02] <goose> b3rz3rk3r, I've played with clamav a little, I was a little skeptical, it didn't seem to really be scanning. you recommend it, though?
[17:03] <dimko> #ubuntu-ru
[17:03] <zenxr> prathamesh1: no prob :p
[17:03] <dSlaM> dimko: why all this publicity ??? we don't speek russian here :/
[17:04] <b3rz3rk3r> goose, i dont really use windows much anymore, except for games, so i havent used any AV on ubuntu
[17:04] <goose> ok, appreciate it b3rz3rk3r
[17:04] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to modify my fstab to include a logic FAT32 partition but when i try to mount -a i get a superblock error. Can somebody help me?
[17:04] <b3rz3rk3r> goose, but everytime the question of av comes up, thatsw what everyone says, so il go with the crowd on that one ;)
[17:05] <b3rz3rk3r> goose, your welcome mate
[17:05] <dimko> hi ppl
[17:05] <zenxr> dimko: hi and bye
[17:05] <lokybou> iop
[17:05] <gustavonarea> Hi. How can I upgrade a single package with apt-get/aptitude? I couldn't find the asnwer in their man pages :(
[17:05] <magcius> Is Mesa 3D used as a base for Windows drivers as well as POSIX systems?
[17:05] <dimko> bb
[17:06] <varun> hello
[17:06] <varun> ppl
[17:06] <dSlaM> gustavonarea: apt-get upgrade package ^^
[17:06] <varun> anyone here
[17:06] <m0r0n> The videos on BBC wont load up for me, anyone know why?
[17:06] <varun> who could help me with a router pidgin problem
[17:06] <varun> on ubntu
[17:06] <xangua> m0r0n:  what plugin do you use¿¿ totem¿¿
[17:07] <dSlaM> m0r0n: wherte are you from ??
[17:07] <dSlaM> -t
[17:07] <m0r0n> No idea the first one that firefox recomended, and Canada
[17:07] <xangua> i use gnome mplayer with goecko media plugin and i have no problems m0r0n
[17:07] <dSlaM> tv channels usually limit viewingg to their own country
[17:07] <varun> hello
[17:07] <m0r0n> Not BBC
[17:07] <magician0617> hello
[17:07] <m0r0n> I can view it in windows
[17:07] <dSlaM> ok
[17:07] <gustavonarea> dSlaM: Thanks, but it would upgrade all the packages available. I just want to upgrade one
[17:07] <dimko> #seminar
[17:08] <dSlaM> gustavonarea: even if you specify the package in the command ?
[17:08] <varun> pidgin not working gmail anymore
[17:08] <varun> could someone help
[17:08] <Slart> gustavonarea: have you tried just doing a "sudo apt-get install package --reinstall" ?
[17:08] <xangua> m0r0n: go to Synaptic and remove totem-mozilla, then install gecko-mediaplayer
[17:09] <Dralid> ziroday, still there?
[17:09] <so0ky> I need help.  I am trying to rebuild my boot loader.  When I am in the grub program, I have to do the root command
[17:09] <so0ky> however
[17:09] <so0ky> I don't know how to translate my harddisk information for grub
[17:09] <gustavonarea> Slart: thank you, that's the solution! :)
[17:09] <PPKuma> hi, im trying to modify my fstab to include a logic FAT32 partition but when i try to mount -a i get a superblock error. Can somebody help me?
[17:10] <dSlaM> so0ky: upgrade_grub
[17:10] <dSlaM> update*
[17:10] <Slart> gustavonarea: you're welcmo
[17:10] <dSlaM> sorry
[17:10] <so0ky> its fine, so I run that command after I boot into the live CD?
[17:10] <dimitree> Do i need an antivirus solution if i'm using Ubuntu ? I mean i left windows because the need for such software, do i need it on Ubuntu also ?
[17:10] <dSlaM> so0ky: YOU UBUNTU SYSTEM IS NOT YET INSTALLED ?
[17:10] <dSlaM> oops
[17:10] <so0ky> it is
[17:10] <dSlaM> sorry for the caps
[17:11] <so0ky> i had to fix a hal.dll error on my windows hard drive
[17:11] <so0ky> and now it won't let me choose what operating system to boot into
[17:11] <PPKuma> dimitree: virus problems are very rare in linux
[17:11] <so0ky> it goes straight to windows
[17:11] <jrib> dimitree: no
[17:11] <b3rz3rk3r> dimitree, simply stated, no, not really
[17:11] <dSlaM> then just boot in it and update_grub from your ubuntu
[17:11] <so0ky> i can't, even if i force the computer to look at that hard drive
[17:11] <dSlaM> i think id would do it
[17:11] <so0ky> it gives me an error
[17:11] <dimitree> thanks b3rz3rk3r and jrib and PPKuma
[17:11] <dSlaM> could you c/p the error ?
[17:12] <so0ky> so can i run that command off of the live cd?
[17:12] <pyquest> Hi all, while browsing (FF 3.08; intrepid) I sometimes have missing unicode/foreign characters (see screenshot: http://imgur.com/dec6y.png ). A first round of googling gives a too wide range of leads. Any suggestions on how to pinpoint the cause of this?
[17:12] <b3rz3rk3r> dimitree, while linux can be infected, such occurrences are extremely rare
[17:12] <b3rz3rk3r> dimitree, yw
[17:12] <dSlaM> so0ky: yep if you can boot into your system or evenb the liovecd it should work
[17:12] <so0ky> okay i will give it a try
[17:12] <so0ky> thank you, have a good one, i may be back
[17:13] <dSlaM> (sorry my fingers get biggers and biggers)
[17:13] <lenswipe> how do i set an autolgon from ubuntu command line?
[17:13] <dSlaM> oh un français
[17:13] <dimitree> b3rz3rk3r: what if i download a deb package from a source i don't know if i can trust or not, and i install the software, and in it there is some sort of "malware" or something, can an antivirus for linux protect against such cases ?
[17:14] <jrib> dimitree: that's impossible of course...
[17:15] <arussel> I set up my router so my laptop ip is <IP_ADDRESS>. I have apache running on my laptop. From the laptop I can access a web page with <IP_ADDRESS>. But from another computer on the LAN I can't. Where could be the problem ?
[17:15] <jptet6818> Help with kdesdk needed (objective is to build just umbrello from sources). Platform is Kubuntu 8.04, kdesdk 4.2.2. Tryed some recipes from internet (including official kdesdk tips). Problem is after cmake umbrello: Unknown CMake command "kde4_install_icons"
[17:15] <xangua> dimitree:  that's why repositories existe so you dont have to download suspicious software
[17:15] <dimitree> i see
[17:15] <dSlaM> dimitree: that's what is great about linux :)
[17:15] <kitche> jptet6818: I would ask in the #kubuntu channel
[17:16] <dimitree> ls
[17:16] <varun> hello none here can help
[17:16] <dimitree> woops :) anyway thanks guys
[17:16] <jrib> !ask | varun
[17:16] <dSlaM> varun: what's the question ;)
[17:16] <varun> router problem
[17:16] <varun> with ubuntu intrepid for pidgin
[17:16] <jrib> varun: you probably need to be more specific and explain how ubuntu is involved
[17:16] <Dralid> going to System->Preferences->Sound and running a test on my "HDA Intel STAC92xx Analog (ALSA)" gives the error "audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink: Could not open audio device for playback."
[17:17] <Dralid> Any suggestions?
[17:17] <varun> it was working earlier for a belkin router but now am on a different one which is westell and now pidgin is not connecting any gmail or gtalk account
[17:17] <jptet6818> kitche: I will try there. tks.
[17:17] <varun> connection timed out is what I am getting
[17:19] <varun> so what should I do now
[17:20] <|Newton|> Hey guys!
[17:20] <npe> using a 2.6.26 debian xen dom0 won't break a jaunty install will it?
[17:20] <|Newton|> I have Ubuntu 9.04 and a microphone from an icemat headset and i know it works but i cant say anything in it? which driver do i need?
[17:21] <varun> @jrib could u suggest somthing
[17:21] <lenswipe> can someone tell me how to set a user to auto login from commaand line
[17:21] <jrib> varun: I have no idea what the  problem is
[17:21] <lenswipe> i want to run a command to enable the automatic logon of a user
[17:21] <lenswipe> how do i do that?
[17:21] <varun> anyone else then
[17:21] <lenswipe> asin GDM login
[17:22] <jrib> lenswipe: why can't you use the graphical gdmsetup?
[17:22] <varun> anyone who could help me with router problems
[17:22] <lenswipe> because my server is headless
[17:22] <Dralid> |Newton| have you unmuted it in the volume control? by default it is muted.
[17:22] <lenswipe> varun: what kind of router problems?
[17:22] <jrib> varun: no, no one can help you unless you actual state the problem.
[17:22] <rkymtndave> can someone tell me how to give user ownership of secondary hdd?
[17:22] <|Newton|> dralid: where is that button?
[17:22] <varun> I have done it thrice already
[17:22] <lenswipe> varun: what are you having problems with?
[17:22] <jrib> lenswipe: why have gdm automatically login then?
[17:22] <b3rz3rk3r> lenswipe, couldnt you just grab a monitor for it quickly?
[17:23] <varun> I am on a different router which is westell and pidgin is not able to connect to
[17:23] <lenswipe> well i want auto GDM login so i can VNC in
[17:23] <varun> any gmail or gtalk account
[17:23] <b3rz3rk3r> lenswipe, or remote into it?
[17:23] <jrib> !vnc | lenswipe
[17:23] <lenswipe> varun: not sure about that then sorry, sounds like a blocked port
[17:23] <bullgard4> What device does Ubuntu designate 'hw:1'?
[17:23] <Tupac_Shakur> sup
[17:23] <lenswipe> jrib: thanks, i know what VNC is
[17:23] <varun> yup
[17:23] <varun> the port I need to open i s 5222
[17:23] <lenswipe> then open it
[17:23] <Dralid> |Newton| by default in the upper right corner of the screen is a sound icon, right click and go to open volume control, then go to the recording section.
[17:23] <varun> how to do
[17:23] <jrib> lenswipe: you don't need to have a user login to use vnc
[17:23] <lenswipe> varun: http://portforward.com
[17:24] <varun> ok
[17:24] <varun> will try that
[17:24] <lenswipe> jrib: yes i do, otherwsie it rejects the connection
[17:24] <Tupac_Shakur> THUG LIFE!!
[17:24] <jrib> lenswipe: thus where ubottu's link becomes relevant
[17:24] <varun> the only thing I dont know is that the website gives me to open ports for games and stuff but I dont se pidgin there
[17:24] <lenswipe> jrib: i see.
[17:24] <lenswipe> jrib: kk
[17:26] <NavY-Seal> after a battle yesterday to get ubuntu desktop 9.4 to start installation without success today i tryed with alternet install and the installation finished but on the first boot when hardwares are loading i got this errors and the system stops http://paste.ubuntu.com/179690/
[17:26] <|Newton|> dralid: there are many drivers?  but i still cant call people on skype? "problem with the audio playback"
[17:26] <tarvid> varun - pidgin used lots of ports depending on the connection methods
[17:27] <tarvid> # lsof | grep pidgin | grep IPv4
[17:27] <DexterLB> hello
[17:27] <so0ky> hey it is me again, however I was able to get wired internet working on my Live CD
[17:27] <PPKuma> hi, i have a logic partition that ubuntu mounts w/o problems, im trying to include it in my fstab but im getting a superblock error. Is there a way to see how is ubuntu mounting it so i can do the same? thanks
[17:27] <so0ky> those commands didn't work
[17:27] <DexterLB> as I upgraded to jaunty, I found out that cups-pdf is gone.
[17:27] <Dralid> |Newton| sorry, that's all I know. Incidently I have audio problems too. :(
[17:28] <bullgard4> NavY-Seal: Try to install using a 'noacpi' boot parameter.
[17:28] <lenswipe> jrib: so would x11vnc be a good thing to install and ty?>
[17:28] <DexterLB> I installed it, and "Generic CUPS-PDF Printer" appeared in the New Printer dialog.
[17:28] <jrib> lenswipe: i would give it a try, sure
[17:28] <lenswipe> kk'
[17:28] <lenswipe> ty
[17:28] <so0ky> okay I am in Ubuntu now with my Live CD.  I am trying to rebuild my bootloader with Grub
[17:28] <so0ky> however
[17:28] <DexterLB> when I click it, I get "enter device URI" and an editbox with cups-pdf:/ inside it
[17:29] <so0ky> I don't know how to convert my hard drive information for grub to use
[17:29] <DexterLB> but the forward button is disabled!
[17:29] <so0ky> for example
[17:29] <Dralid> |newton| you may want to reask your question to flag someone else down. I can't help ya. :(
[17:29]  * Yankefish is running —I-n-v-i-s-i-o-n— 3.1 (December '08) with Advanced File Serving features by cRYOa on mIRC v6.35 32bit obtained from #Invision on irc.irchighway.net  and  http://www.i-n-v-i-s-i-o-n.com
[17:30] <|Newton|> ok but ty
[17:30] <geek_> can somebody show me how to format an external/internal drive into ntfs file system
[17:30] <grawity> Like we care, Yankefish.
[17:30] <so0ky> i want to set root to my /dev/sdc5 hard drive
[17:30] <|Newton|> i can hear myself now, but still now skype calls :S
[17:30] <Pici> Yankefish: Please diable that in here.
[17:30] <Pici> Yankefish: *disable* rather
[17:30] <Yankefish> sorry
[17:30] <bullgard4> NavY-Seal: As a first try to diagnosis you can also try to boot using the 'noacpi' boot parameter.
[17:31] <so0ky> am i being ignored?  or you guys just too busy?  let me know please, I am in a time crunch
[17:31] <Travis-42> is anyone aware of a way to apply monitor calibration profiles to multiple monitors?
[17:31] <bullgard4> Naynay: But I would not want to use an installation with a noacpi boot parameter in the long run.
[17:31] <jrib> !patience | so0ky
[17:31] <b0hne> so0ky: edit /boot/grub/menu.list --> update-grub --> update-initramfs -u -k all
[17:32] <NavY-Seal> bullgard4: how can i try the diagnosis when i cant start the system and how can i boot with noacpi flag ?
[17:32] <ldiamond> I want to install the latest version of MySql (5.1.30+). What is the best way to do it? (so its possible to uninstall it automatically or update it when an official Ubuntu update is available.
[17:32] <b0hne> so0ky. oh i see you want to recover your old installation
[17:32] <tuhis-ubu> Why does my ubuntu only play stereo sound? while my asus p5q se has 5.1 output
[17:33] <so0ky> yeah
[17:33] <bullgard4> NavY-Seal: Try to start the system using the noacpi boot parameter.
[17:33] <so0ky> i tried that command, and I don't have write permissions
[17:33] <disismt1> Hi guys. I started Ubuntu's apache server. It can be accessed from localhost but from other hosts I get "Access Denied. " error. What should I do?
[17:33] <so0ky> keep in mind I am in a Live CD right now
[17:33] <so0ky> the OS is in memory
[17:34]  * Tupac_Shakur is away: Ma uit la Film!!!!Watch Movies!! DND!!
[17:34] <bullgard4> What device does Ubuntu designate 'hw:1'?
[17:34]  * Tupac_Shakur is back (gone 00:00:11)
[17:34] <QuiltPants> hi all, does anyone no how to view the ip addresses of other devices connected to a lan?
[17:34] <b0hne> so0ky. yep. i know this you could chroot to your old root and install grub again. but first what did you do that ubuntu doesnt start anymore?
[17:34] <so0ky> you talking to me bullgard4?
[17:35] <so0ky> well
[17:35] <so0ky> I had to fix a hal.dll error on my windows hard drive
[17:35] <so0ky> for some reason
[17:35] <so0ky> the grub menu doesn't come up
[17:35] <so0ky> it goes straight to my windows partition
[17:35] <bullgard4> so0ky: No.
[17:35] <so0ky> okay
[17:35] <wanderingbliss> I have come to join the hordes of noobs to pester you for knowledge
[17:36] <b0hne> so0ky, seems you have overwritten grub somehow
[17:36] <disismt1> QuiltPants: nmap -sP <lan address range>
[17:36] <gordonjcp> so0ky: didn't you have this problem yesterday?
[17:36] <NavY-Seal> is there a way to start the install with ACPI Off in the boot ?
[17:36] <so0ky> yes
[17:36] <so0ky> I am trying to follow the steps you provided
[17:36] <gordonjcp> so0ky: did you solve it?
[17:36] <so0ky> no
[17:36] <gordonjcp> okay
[17:36] <gordonjcp> so0ky: did you boot from a livecd?
[17:36] <so0ky> yes
[17:37] <gordonjcp> good
[17:37] <lenswipe> jrib: i still cant get this to work
[17:37] <so0ky> I printed out the instructions you gave me
[17:37] <so0ky> and this is my problem
[17:37] <QuiltPants> disismt1: hi, what would i enter there as the lan address range?
[17:37] <gordonjcp> so0ky: are you reading the *second* set of instructions?
[17:37] <so0ky> yes
[17:37] <gordonjcp> so0ky: did you do "grub" or "sudo grub" ?
[17:37] <so0ky> just grub, but it still accessed grub
[17:37] <gordonjcp> so0ky: you need to use sudo
[17:38] <so0ky> okay i will do that
[17:38] <so0ky> but
[17:38] <so0ky> when i use the root command, I need to know the correct device
[17:38] <so0ky> how do i find that information?
[17:38] <so0ky> sudo fdisk -l provides information on hard disks, but grub doesn't take it
[17:38] <lenswipe> jrib: nvm i got it
[17:39] <Sherif> ...
[17:41] <wanderingbliss> I am trying to expand my swap with gparted, but the option is not activated, while manage flags is. I tried unmounting the partition, but it says it is not mounted
[17:41] <wanderingbliss> does anyone have any ideas?
[17:41] <b0hne> swapoff -a ?
[17:42]  * wanderingbliss googles swapoff
[17:42] <b0hne> should switch all swap space off, then it should be "editable"
[17:42] <PPKuma> hi, i have a logic partition that ubuntu mounts w/o problems, im trying to include it in my fstab but im getting a superblock error. Is there a way to see how is ubuntu mounting it so i can do the same? thanks
[17:42] <b0hne> ppkuma, try to google for /etc/fstab and fat32
[17:43] <Decepticon> im a stats junkie what can i install on my masheen to get all statistical up in this? i got munin for nice graphs and saidar for system specs, what else can it crunch up and spit?
[17:43] <Travis-42> Is it possible to apply ICC color profiles to multiple monitors under NVIDIA TwinView?
[17:44] <so0ky> did you guys forget about me?  lol
[17:44]  * Tupac_Shakur is away: Ma uit la Film!!!!Watch Movies!! DND!!
[17:44] <kseise_> Anybody have luck getting synce to work?  I have an HTC mogul that can only sync once, but can't repeat
[17:44] <wanderingbliss> b0hne, does the -a flag turn off all swap partitions? I noticed -U and -l are used to specify a specific one
[17:44] <LjL> !away > Tupac_Shakur    (Tupac_Shakur, see the private message from ubottu)
[17:44] <QuiltPants> disismt1: i tried the command nmap -sP <IP_ADDRESS>-255 and got a list saying that for each address in that range the host is up
[17:44] <wanderingbliss> so0ky, if you are having problems with grub or your mbr, I would recommend the supergrub boot disk
[17:45] <highvoltage> //win close
[17:45] <QuiltPants> disismt1: not sure what that means exactly
[17:45] <Biskit_laptop> How can I use ubuntu to remote access a windows PC - the standard
[17:45] <wanderingbliss> but I didn't see your original problem :p
[17:45] <Biskit_laptop> (default) set up doesn't work for me
[17:45] <gordonjcp> so0ky: sorry, was afk
[17:45] <wanderingbliss> biskit, you can telnet, but I don't know of a way to use remote assistance
[17:46] <gordonjcp> so0ky: which partition did you install Linux onto?
[17:46] <so0ky> how do you find out hard disk + boot partition numbers?
[17:46] <so0ky> to answer your question, a seperate hard drive
[17:46] <dontknownuthin> how do I fix a deprecated sha module?
[17:46] <gordonjcp> so0ky: okay, so when it's working it shows as /dev/sdb<something> ?
[17:46] <Biskit_laptop> ok - I'll give telnet a shot
[17:47] <kbuel> Biskit_laptop: Applications -> internet -> Terminal Server Client
[17:47] <gordonjcp> so0ky: you need to give grub two commands - root(hdx,x) tells it where to look, and setup (hd0) tells it to install to the first hard disk
[17:47] <so0ky> right
[17:47] <so0ky> and those numbers
[17:47] <gordonjcp> so0ky: now the bios will always try to boot the first hard disk so that second command is generally what you want
[17:47] <so0ky> i can't find
[17:48] <gordonjcp> so0ky: the first command, you want to tell it where you've put the /boot directory, so if that's in the first partition on the second disk that would be hd1,0
[17:48] <gordonjcp> so0ky: if you get it wrong it's not the end of the world, it just won't boot
[17:48] <Biskit_laptop> thanks for the help - I'm in like flint   :)
[17:49] <teethdood> while doing unrar, my computer stops responding. Whatever happened to multitasking?
[17:49] <gordonjcp> so0ky: you get to boot from the CD and try again
[17:49] <so0ky> okay, let me try that
[17:50] <anom01y> is there anything in my /home/user   that I should not back up if I want to upgrade to ubuntu 9.04 ?   or can I just backup everything
[17:50] <wanderingbliss> b0hne, your advice was right on the spot, I can edit it now...but it won't allow me to expand it beyond it's current size
[17:50] <wanderingbliss> though I can make it smaller
[17:51] <jtaji> anom01y: you can backup the whole directory
[17:51] <pegon> Is there a wine support channel?
[17:51] <jtaji> pegon: #winehq
[17:51] <pegon> thanks
[17:51] <b0hne> wanderingbliss, you need to have space before or after the swap partition.
[17:52] <wanderingbliss> ahh, so I just need to create another one
[17:52] <wanderingbliss> or yet, resize my root
[17:53] <b0hne> wanderingbliss, but be careful. dataloss is common.
[17:53] <rocky|> amseidler_: Ya there?
[17:53] <dalesmcd> Hi all...anyone know if the static ip network manager bug is fixed in 9.04? [ubuntugeek.com] http://tinyurl.com/6lpf3h
[17:53] <wanderingbliss> thanks b0hne, hopefully I won't lose anything important
[17:54] <b0hne> wanderingbliss, better google for resizing partitions before you do anything ;)
[17:55] <b3rz3rk3r> wanderingbliss, id use Gparted for that
[17:55] <wanderingbliss> b3rz3rk3r, that is what I am doing, thanks :)
[17:56] <lechat> le chat
[17:56] <mcnellis> My wireless card won't pick up any signals. I took off the antenna a week ago when we moved, but I put it back on but it still won't pick up any signals. I tried sudo iwlist scan
[17:56] <lechat> Qui arrive a faire marcher tor?
[17:56] <mcnellis> and wlan0 pauses and then reports "No scan results"
[17:56] <raub> How do I set my ubuntu 8.10 laptop to connect to a l2tp vpn?
[17:56] <wiseman> Yo dawgs
[17:57] <tuhis-ubu> yo
[17:57] <wiseman> Firefox keeps crashing!
[17:57] <wiseman> help!
[17:57] <mcnellis> iwconfig says "Power Management:off Link Quality:0 Signal level:0 Noise level:0" and everything else below that is 0 too
[17:57] <Travis-42> wiseman: maybe ask in #firefox
[17:57] <wiseman> ah, thanks!
[17:58] <mcnellis> also the "Mode" is "Managed" on iwconfig
[17:58] <mcnellis> however the LED light on the back of the card is green
[17:58] <verma__> hello all, I've been working on this lately, would be great if you could try it out and provide some feedback: http://www.soundc.de/gmail-notifier
[17:58] <lechat> personne parle francais?
[17:58] <philsterZe> is there a way to test whether a ubuntu installation is untainted?
[17:58] <xangua> !french | lechat
[17:59] <wiseman> there doesn't appear to be anyone in #firefox
[17:59] <philsterZe> lechat: un peu mais je crois qu'il y a un chan francais aussi
[17:59] <wanderingbliss> wiseman, you can try downgrading to a lower version...I haven't been having any problems with firefox crashing on linux though
[17:59] <shinbatsu> hello all, anyone up for helping a frustrated Xubuntu user with mounting an existing partition?
[18:00] <wanderingbliss> is it a memory error or what?
[18:00] <wiseman> wanderingbliss: ok
[18:00] <|Newton|> Hey: Does anyone know how to reset the sound/audio settings in Ubuntu 9.04? i fucked a lot up :d
[18:00] <raub> shinbatsu: What is happening?
[18:01] <cdm10> Is there any way to switch architectures (i386 to amd64) without reinstalling?
[18:01] <PPKuma> hi, i have a logic partition that ubuntu mounts w/o problems, im trying to include it in my fstab but im getting a superblock error. Is there a way to see how is ubuntu mounting it so i can do the same? thanks
[18:01] <philsterZe> what I'm trying to do is, test whether a virtual appliance I got from someone's site via vmware virtual appliances listings, has unmodified binaries
[18:01] <gymophett> wow..
[18:01] <Yankefish> anybody know an app i can use in ubunto to fax from pc
[18:01] <Yankefish> i have a word doc i need to send to a fax
[18:01] <raub> cdm10: editing the packages file and doing kernel upgrade?
[18:01] <shinbatsu> raub I've edited the fstab to include the partition and created the mountpoint and restarted the machine for it to take effect and it shows as an empty folder
[18:02] <Mohammad[B]> my nm-applet does not find my Ethernet... how i can config that for my modem modem's ip is <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:02] <cdm10> raub: how can i go about that?
[18:02] <raub> shinbatsu: did you try to manually mount it?
[18:02] <gymophett> Yankefish: http://www.hylafax.org/archive/2007-11/msg00144.php
[18:02] <raub> cmd10: How brave are you? ;)
[18:02] <cdm10> quite brave :) everything's backed up.
[18:02] <cdm10> raub: I suppose I could just reinstall the OS.
[18:02] <Yankefish> Thx
[18:02] <shinbatsu> ok I'll try that raub, manually mounting uses exactly the same options as the fstab right?
[18:03] <cdm10> raub: that would probably be easier.
[18:03] <distatica> ooh, there's some words you don't hear often. (everything's backed up)
[18:03] <distatica> nice
[18:03] <cdm10> raub: I basically wanted to know if there was a way to go from i386 to amd64 without reinstalling, but if it's going to be more difficult than a reinstall, there's no reason to.
[18:03] <|Newton|> Hey: Does anyone know how to reset the sound/audio settings in Ubuntu 9.04? i fucked a lot up :d
[18:03] <raub> cmd10: You could edit the file  /etc/apt/sources.list and then run apt-get dist-upgrade or something like that
[18:04] <kitche> cdm10: there is no way to go from i386 to amd64 cleanly
[18:04] <raub> In the end you are kinda of doing a full install
[18:04] <cdm10> alright. thanks anyway :)
[18:04] <sonypaulpeter> hi guys, any tips to hide ip for chats?
[18:04] <gartral> in the keyboard shortcuts app, how do i "Disable" a shortcut?
[18:04] <cdm10> sonypaulpeter: you mean in IRC?
[18:04] <distatica> sonypaulpeter: for freenode?
[18:04] <rohit> hi me too
[18:05] <sonypaulpeter> yea
[18:05] <raub> shinbatsu:  I would do like a sudo mount /dev/something /mountpoint
[18:05] <gil> how do you enable the touchscreen monitor as an input device?
[18:05] <distatica> you need to register your nick, and get an op to set a mode on you.
[18:05] <Thorgrin> Can anyone help me, It's impossible to boot ubuntu succesfully
[18:05] <wanderingbliss> newton does this help? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToSetupSoundCards
[18:05] <distatica> sonypaulpeter: one sec
[18:05] <cdm10> sonypaulpeter: you can get an unaffiliated mask, but I forget how... look on the freenode IRC site.
[18:05] <cdm10> sonypaulpeter: er, website :)
[18:05] <sonypaulpeter> unaffiliated mask?
[18:05] <cdm10> Thorgrin: what happens?
[18:05] <JoshuaP0x> I'm using NVidia X server settings to config my dual monitors. When I Max a window, it takes up both screens. anyone know how to max to the screen the window was on un-maxed?
[18:05] <distatica> sonypaulpeter: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#registering
[18:05] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, What's going on to your machine?
[18:06] <Thorgrin> cdm10: I get this screen after the main loading: http://i219.photobucket.com/albums/cc177/jopuXWB/P1030080-1.jpg
[18:06] <gartral> in the keyboard shortcuts app, how do i "Disable" a shortcut?
[18:06] <cdm10> Thorgrin: yuck... I'm not sure how you'd fix that. Perhaps it's a broken X driver?
[18:06] <Thorgrin> cdm10: I've reinstalled ubuntu with alternate CD and it still appears, just without the white stripes
[18:06] <distatica> sonypaulpeter: when you register your nick and sign on, you will be asked for a password which you send to nickserv, alternatively you can send it as a password to the server (this is a setting in your client). But for your IP to be masked you need to ask an IRC op.
[18:06] <raub> Thorgrin: could it be video card drive conflict?
[18:06] <Thorgrin> I got an ATI HD2600 pro
[18:07] <cdm10> ...okay, I must be blind or something, I can't find the advanced download page that has md5 sums and everything on the Ubuntu site. Can someone help me out?
[18:07] <shinbatsu> raub that works, that's great news for me but how do I get it to work from fstab (I used precisely the same fstab entry as on an earlier Xubuntu system)
[18:07] <CoJaBo-Aztec> Anyone know why scroll on mouse would stop working in Xubuntu?
[18:07] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Its probably a video driver issue. What vid card do you have?
[18:07] <JoshuaP0x> I'm using NVidia X server settings to config my dual monitors. When I Max a window, it takes up both screens. anyone know how to max to the screen the window was on un-maxed?
[18:07] <raub> shinbatsu: What is the fstab entry?
[18:08] <pulse180> @gartral use your backspace
[18:08] <distatica> sonypaulpeter: also see: http://freenode.net/faq.shtml#cloaks
[18:08] <gartral> thx pulse180
[18:08] <raub> And what did you manually typed?
[18:08] <distatica> after you register
[18:08] <sonypaulpeter> thanks guys. i ll find it out.
[18:08] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: are you using Twinview?
[18:08] <sonypaulpeter> power gone
[18:08] <shinbatsu> raub. /dev/sda3	/mnt/data	ext3	nodev, nosuid	0	2
[18:08] <sonypaulpeter> c u all later
[18:08] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10: yES
[18:08] <sonypaulpeter> thanks cdm 10
[18:08] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Are you using the OSS drivers or the fglrx drivers?
[18:08] <Mohammad[B]> my nm-applet does not find my Ethernet... how i can config that for my modem modem's ip is <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:08] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: and compiz?
[18:09] <JoshuaP0x> not sure. how do it find out?
[18:09] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: do you have shadows below your windows?
[18:09] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: Uh, I know nothing about that
[18:09] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10: yes
[18:09] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: I'm using ATI's propietary drivers, if that helps
[18:09] <raub> shinbatsu: try "defaults" instead of "nodev, nosuid" and then do a mount -a
[18:10] <gil> how can i find the location of a device? for example /dev/ttyS0
[18:10] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: alright -- in Add/Remove, install "Advanced Desktop Effects Settings"
[18:10] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, so then the fglrx drivers. What version of ubuntu are you using?
[18:10] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: 9.04
[18:10] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10: wait, how do i find out if i'm using twinview?
[18:10] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: well, using.. I'm on windows, that screen doesn't let me go farther
[18:11] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: when you set it up in the nVidia X settings, it should have given you an option for how you want to set up the dual monitors.
[18:11] <Garbu> How do I execute a command for installing a plugin (Atlantis) for compiz? I have the inspiration from here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTRsLW0eet0
[18:11] <JoshuaP0x> i dont recall
[18:11] <gartral> how do i uninstall a program i compiled from source?
[18:11] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10: I dont recall
[18:11] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: well, go back to the settings, and check...
[18:12] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: I cannot access/boot ubuntu succesfully, so I can't install anything from it's desktop, it must be installed from Windows
[18:12] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Okay what I would do is start up to your ubuntu machine/partition and as soon as grub would normally boot press ESC and pick recovery mode.
[18:12] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10: Done. Confirmed
[18:12] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: alrigh,t install the Compiz settings so we can tell it to be smart about the dual-monitors :)
[18:12] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10:  on to  Add/Remove, install "Advanced Desktop Effects Settings"
[18:12] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: okay, I will try. Thanks
[18:12] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Okay then can you down load the ATI drivers and put them on your Ubuntu partition.
[18:13] <shinbatsu> raub: that worked! Thank you! :D but why?
[18:13] <iamtechno> Darn, I was going to tell him that it only puts Ubuntu in to CLI mode. Hope he/she is comfertable with that.
[18:14] <raub> Thorgrin: when yo say it does not boot right do you mean it boots but writes crap ont he screen or it just stops? You can, in either case, always boot single use rmode without the graphics interface
[18:14] <trumpetmic> can itunes run on the new ubuntu?
[18:14] <cdm10> iamtechno: i guess he wasn't using another machine to run irc from...
[18:15] <rangzy1> hello all ! greetings !
[18:15] <iamtechno> cdm10, He could of been dualbooting
[18:15] <AndyTim> Hey all, what's a good TCP port forwarder with little overhead?  (Not SSH) :)
[18:15] <cdm10> iamtechno: yeah.
[18:15] <iamtechno> trumpetmic, Do you mean directly?
[18:15] <cdm10> iamtechno: which means he'll probably have big issues getting back on irc in single-user mode
[18:16] <e-1> how do i give a local user write permission to a partition that usually has to be mounted with sudo?
[18:16] <iamtechno> cdm10, There he is.
[18:16] <b3rz3rk3r> trumpetmic, have u tried WINE?
[18:16] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: Didn't need that
[18:16] <raub> shinbatsu: You just told it to mount the partition as ubuntu mounts it by default. I was now wondering why those two options were used (nodev and nosuid)
[18:16] <trumpetmic> i don't know
[18:16] <trumpetmic> so itunes will run in buntu with wine?
[18:16] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: I selected the bad ubuntu installation, now it seems to go fine, I'm in the OS installed from the alternate
[18:16] <AndyTim> e-1: man mount
[18:16] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Sorry bout that. cdm10 and I figured you were dual booting Win and Ubuntu
[18:17] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: the problem is that Grub shows 6 options of ubuntu, 3 are bad ones, how can I erase them from grub panel?
[18:17] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, I have tried on three versions of Ubuntu to install from the Alt install and to no luck.
[18:17] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, brb
[18:18] <shinbatsu> raub: ok, well once again thank you :)
[18:18] <raub> Thorgrin: Delete them off grub.conf?
[18:18] <Thorgrin> how? where is the file located?
[18:18] <b3rz3rk3r> trumpetmic, i do not know, but that will be your best bet. Why is it that u want itunes specifically? as you cqan manage your ipod without it quite easily using native apps
[18:18] <Thorgrin> well, how can I edit it?
[18:18] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10:  installed.
[18:18] <whatvn> Thorgin: delete for menu.lst
[18:18] <raub> shinbatsu: Sure. What I meant was we got it running but I do not know if those options were needed
[18:18] <trumpetmic> native apps... which ones?  can i shop for music with 'em too?
[18:18] <raub> Thorgrin: /boot/grub
[18:18] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: okay, go to System>Preferences>CompizConfig Settings Manager
[18:19] <Thorgrin> in windows or ubuntu?
[18:19] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, hold on a sec. You need to edit /boot/grub/menu.lst under root and then run update-grub and then try it.
[18:19] <shinbatsu> raub: probably not, I don't think I set those options myself they were probably set by the old Xubuntu install
[18:19] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10: already there and am pleased with all the cool tricks it could do
[18:19] <b3rz3rk3r> trumpetmic, i like Banshee.. but Amarok and Rythmbox are also good
[18:19] <trumpetmic> thanks!
[18:19] <gartral> the keys for audio controll on my keyboard attempt to use the wrong mixer.. how do i change that?
[18:19] <b3rz3rk3r> trumpetmic, your welcome man
[18:20] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: how can I access the file from the desktop?
[18:20] <raub> shinbatsu: In that case you are good to go. :)
[18:20] <cdm10> gartral: on Jaunty, you can select which mixer it controls through the sound preferences
[18:20] <whatvn> Thorgin: thru terminal
[18:20] <Punker> i need help, my problem is "error 1: Filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist" =S
[18:20] <cdm10> gartral: in system>prefs>sound
[18:20] <Thorgrin> terminal?
[18:20] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10: now what?
[18:20] <whatvn> Thorgin: you don't know what is terminal?
[18:20] <Thorgrin> I'm just completely lost
[18:20] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, I would open a terminal and type the following: sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[18:20] <raub> Thorgrin: Are you comfortable booting ubuntu without graphics screen?
[18:21] <cdm10> raub: clearly not.
[18:21] <dalesmcd> dual boot on mac mini? looks like this is how?  http://blog.costan.us/2009/03/ubuntu-810-or-904-on-mac-mini.html
[18:21] <Thorgrin> well...
[18:21] <shinbatsu> raub: yeah I want to do a clean boot now just to make sure, thanks for the help & bye :) (either way you've saved me from lots of grey hairs lol)
[18:21] <dalesmcd> anyone have luck with that?
[18:21] <Thorgrin> how could I do the boot without graphics?
[18:21] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: in General Options, go to Display Settings tab
[18:21] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, terminal is under Apps->Accessories
[18:21] <Soren_> .
[18:21] <whatvn> Thorgin: same, but nano or vim, not gedit
[18:21] <herath> Thorgrin: or from your desktop hit ALT+F2 and then type:   sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
[18:22] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: ok great, terminal is open
[18:22] <Punker> i need help, my problem is "error 1: Filename must be either an absolute pathname or blocklist" =S
[18:22] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: make sure Detect Outputs is enabled
[18:22] <Thorgrin> now what I have to type?
[18:22] <gartral> cdm10: thx a tonthat didn't work *AT ALL* in 8.10
[18:22] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10:  OK
[18:22] <iamtechno> whatvn, what's wrong with gedit? I've always had good luck with it.
[18:22] <cdm10> gartral: yep, new feature in Jaunty :)
[18:22] <whatvn> iamtechno: I meant in recovery mode
[18:22] <cdm10> whatvn: he's not in recovery mode
[18:23] <cdm10> whatvn: he got the system booted.
[18:23] <iamtechno> whatvn, oh okay gotcha
[18:23] <Thorgrin> OK I acessed the grub edit thing
[18:23] <gartral> cdm10: now, how do i assign the playback keys to Xmms functions?
[18:23] <raub> Anyone with l2tp/ipsec experience?
[18:23] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: that should fix it, but I'm not entirely sure... you may have to sign off and sign back on.
[18:23] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Now just delete the bad entries
[18:23] <cdm10> gartral: I'm not sure about that one, I've never used xmms
[18:23] <gartral> cdm10: xmms2*
[18:23] <Thorgrin> Iamtechno: how can I see whih are bad ones?
[18:23] <JoshuaP0x> I'll give it a go.
[18:23] <whatvn> cd10: Thorgin asked:"how could I do the boot without graphics?"
[18:24] <Thorgrin> No problem, I just accessed it from terminal
[18:24] <gartral> cdm10: well, the "normal" xmms2 play/toggleplay/stop/next/prev sets don't work
[18:24] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10: I'll give it a go. It was already enabled thoguh
[18:24] <Thorgrin> Just I have to find.. the bad entries
[18:24] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: erkh, not sure then :-/
[18:24] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, When you booted, which ones on the list do you suspect were bad? Say the last 3?
[18:24] <philsterZe> does rkhunter give a warning when finding unhide binaries by default, or should I be concerned?
[18:24] <JoshuaP0x> cdm10: well it's a good tool anyhow so thanks for the help
[18:24] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: ok, I'll delete the last 3 ones after windows XP
[18:24] <JoshuaP0x> I'll sign off now and try
[18:25] <JoshuaP0x> thanks again
[18:25] <cdm10> JoshuaP0x: alright. I have to go, sorry all
[18:25] <raub> Thorgrin: You probably wrote down which ones you tried that went boink, right? Then just erase the ones (they start with the kernel name and ends when the next kernel entry begins) off
[18:25] <whatvn> Thorgin: dont delete, just comment these lines
[18:25] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Well is it that last three ones? I don't know which one's were bad.
[18:25] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: the last three, in the "other OS" erased now.
[18:25] <whatvn> Thorgin: dont delete, just comment these lines
[18:25] <Thorgrin> I have to save it, right?
[18:26] <Thorgrin> Uh, thank god I didn't save
[18:26] <Thorgrin> whatvn: comment?
[18:26] <iamtechno> Thorgrin,  his idea is probably better comment is # at the begginnig of each line to be commented
[18:27] <Thorgrin> Ah, so I put # before title, root, etc
[18:27] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, yes on the one's you want to comment.
[18:28] <Thorgrin> Okay, commented them
[18:28] <cadman21> can anyone tell me how I can change the size of my desktop panels to 21 pixels?
[18:28] <Thorgrin> now I save?
[18:28] <nomike> good evening
[18:28] <raub> Thorgrin: Yes
[18:29] <whatvn> 1am, my morning!
[18:29] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, What I suspect is that problem is that when you installed the ATI drivers, you built the driver for a specific kernel. When updates were installed a newer kernel was installed but the driver was built for a previous version so it didn't work 100%.
[18:29] <Thorgrin> Oh, crap. It says I can't save the file!
[18:29] <Thorgrin> ok
[18:29] <whatvn> Thorgin: did you use sudo?
[18:29] <iamtechno> whatvn, I was just about to ask that
[18:29] <b3rz3rk3r> Thorgrin, open with gksudo
[18:29] <DIguana> I just upgraded from 8.04 to 9.04 and want to know how to get rid of the "Network" icon that's always in my Notification Area. I'm using a wired connection that's always on so the icon isn't telling me anything I don't already know and it's a bit annoying having it there.
[18:30] <Thorgrin> gksudo?
[18:30] <nomike> I have an infrared module on my pc (on the serial port) and want to use it as a remote for my TV. In google I only find tutorials on how to controll by pc with a remote which is the oposite of what I want to do...
[18:30] <gartral> how do i assign the playback keys on my keyboard to Xmms functions? like xmms2 toggleplay an xmms2 next
[18:30] <b3rz3rk3r> Thorgrin, or run nautilus with sudo.. either way ;)
[18:30] <gartral> nomike: you need LiRC
[18:30] <whatvn> iamtechno: what's wrong with you? i reply for him, not for you, why so serious, man?
[18:31] <raub> Thorgrin: just type the same command you did to run the editor but with a "sudo " (note space) in front of it
[18:31] <iamtechno> whatvn, I meant that in a joking manner sorry
[18:31] <Thorgrin> note space? which character would be that?
[18:31] <nomike> gartral: I thought LiRC is just for receiving codes from remotes. Is it also capable of simulating a remote?
[18:31] <iamtechno> whatvn, thats the bad thing about the net is its hard to express tone and facial expressions.
[18:31] <grawity> Thorgrin: Type 'sudo', press a space, type the command.
[18:32] <ard1an> how do i install a .bin file ?
[18:32] <b3rz3rk3r> Thorgrin, he means, make sure there is a space after sudo
[18:32] <cadman21> I can't get my desktop panel size to be less than 23 pixels is there away I can make them smaller?
[18:32] <perlsyntax> I got a 700mb cd and i want to know what package do i need on the cd?
[18:32] <iamtechno> whatvn, I guess I should have ended it with lol
[18:32] <Xor1ng> ard1an: just run it :)
[18:32] <perlsyntax> when i am makeing my own ubuntu
[18:32] <gartral> nomike: ohh... you want to generate a remote signal, i dont know how youed do that, maybe lirc can
[18:32] <Thorgrin> ok
[18:32] <ard1an> Xor1ng: Clicking with Mouse ?
[18:33] <whatvn> iamtechno: sorry, I'm so tired, so...sleep now. good bye!
[18:33] <whatvn> see you!
[18:33] <Thorgrin> It asks a password but I can't write it
[18:33] <Xor1ng> ard1an: sh file.bin, or chmod +x file.bin; ./file.bin
[18:33] <fiber_cut> I have to do port forwarding, So if I export my display to my home machine what ports do I port forward over or too
[18:33] <perlsyntax> Any ideas?
[18:33] <iamtechno> whatvn, Goodnight
[18:33] <gartral> cadman21: no, 23 px is the minimum for Gnome Panels
[18:33] <grawity> Thorgrin: In Unix, when you type the password it won't display anything - not even the *****'s.
[18:33] <gartral> how do i assign the playback keys on my keyboard to Xmms functions? like xmms2 toggleplay an xmms2 next
[18:33] <perlsyntax> i want to put emacs and eclipse and gnome-ppp on my ubuntu remix cd
[18:33] <cadman21> gartral: ok thanks
[18:33] <raub> perlsyntax: see the livecd how-tos. THere are probably scripts to put the basic stuff you need in the cd
[18:34] <Thorgrin> Great!
[18:34] <gartral> cadman21: take a look at e16/e17
[18:34] <fiber_cut> any ideas anyone
[18:34] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Its a security thing.
[18:34] <gartral> and how do i go about removing a program i compiled into the system?
[18:35] <neshaug_> is there a channel for the netbook remix?
[18:35] <raub> gartral: FInd out which files the makefile installed and where and delete them
[18:35] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, got it saved?
[18:35] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: Ok, it's saved, so in theory the next time GURB won't show
[18:35] <gartral> raub... how..
[18:35] <billywayne> gartral: you could also try cd'ing into the directory from which you compiled the source and `make uninstall`
[18:35] <wanderingbliss> is it possible to resize my root with the ubuntu live cd?
[18:36] <wanderingbliss> I don't remember any partition tools being installed (at least not for the GUI)
[18:36] <gartral> billywayne: that wont work, i deleted the source dir
[18:36] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, the bad ones yes. Try it out. I'll be here for at least an hour.
[18:36] <neshaug_> I want the wlan button on my acer aspire one to work with ubuntu netbook remix, anyone know if someone got it to work and how?
[18:36] <|Newton|> Hey: Does anyone know how to reset the sound/audio settings in Ubuntu 9.04? i fucked a lot up :d
[18:36] <Thorgrin> ok
[18:36] <Thorgrin> rebooting
[18:36] <Xor1ng> wanderingbliss: parted
[18:36] <wanderingbliss> newton https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToSetupSoundCards
[18:36] <kitche> !language > |Newton|
[18:36] <billywayne> gartral: next time try keeping src around.  :-)
[18:36] <Seeker`> !language | |Newton|
[18:36] <wanderingbliss> Xor1ng, gparted?
[18:36] <fiber_cut> No one know what port to forward over too hrmm
[18:36] <Xor1ng> wanderingbliss: yep, gparted
[18:37] <gartral> billywayne: or i could learn how to compile into a package..
[18:37] <wanderingbliss> Xorlng, I had to install that manually, which means it won't be on the live cd, right?
[18:37] <raub> fiber_cut: X?
[18:37] <fiber_cut> yeah but what port
[18:37] <billywayne> gartral: yep.  --checkinstall I think.
[18:37] <kane77> is there any eyecandy image viewer?
[18:37] <fiber_cut> I need to port forward but the router needs to know what ports to forward too 0:0 dont work
[18:37] <gartral> billywayne: what..
[18:37] <grawity> billywayne: correction, 'checkinstall'
[18:38] <billywayne> gartral: what grawity said
[18:38] <gartral> billywayne: i dont have checkinstall
[18:38] <raub> fiber_cut: Ok, let me give you the long version: you are trying to forward a X11 window through ssh?
[18:38] <fiber_cut> youtaling the -D option
[18:38] <fiber_cut> in ssh
[18:39] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: perfect, all is well
[18:39] <raub> billywayne: if ti was the last thing he installed, he could do a find and look for the latest files
[18:39] <DaW_> help
[18:39] <gartral> grawity: i dont have that program
[18:39] <DaW_> my sound has disaapeared
[18:39] <grawity> gartral: Then install it.
[18:39] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, good to hear.
[18:39] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: just one thing, should I touch ATI drivers?
[18:39] <gartral> apt-get says the program isn't in repos
[18:39] <darkl0rd> lol
[18:39] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Which catalyst are you running?
[18:40] <darkl0rd> i am here
[18:40] <billywayne> raub: it could also be installed from source, and then `make uninstall` could be attempted.  at least he'd have a log.
[18:40] <Thorgrin> Atm, none
[18:40] <raub> fiber_cut: If you are forwarding X, make sure your sshd is configured to take it and then use -X. If not, forward the port as you do in, say, vnc. Router will not know any better
[18:40] <billywayne> s/installed/REinstalled/
[18:40] <raub> billywayne: It is too late in the show, I know
[18:40] <DaW_> can anyone help me please ?
[18:40] <DaW_> my sound isnt working
[18:40] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Which version? 9.3, 9.4, 9.5 ...
[18:40] <grawity> raub: I think X uses ports 6000-6010 (unless it's forwarded through SSH).
[18:40] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: In windows it was one of the last in ubuntu I'm not running any cathalyst
[18:40] <DaW_> for some reason
[18:40] <billywayne> theoretically the same file would be updated, and could then be found.
[18:40] <DaW_> twas working fine yesterday
[18:41] <billywayne> unless the source has changed.
[18:41] <raub> billywayne: you have a point there. I've done that in Solaris before
[18:41] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: checkng just a moment which was, just looking at aATI's page
[18:41] <tuhis-ubu> mav = memory access violation o.O
[18:41] <neshaug_> I want the wlan button on my acer aspire one to work with ubuntu netbook remix, anyone know if someone got it to work and how?
[18:42] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: It's 9.5
[18:42] <gartral> why do some windows get the pretty animated progress bars and others get the old one?
[18:42] <voice5sur5> hi all
[18:42] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Oh I forgot The official ATI used to be called fglrx and still are internally but for a while they have been trying to call it Catalyst.
[18:43] <asif_> hey ppl
[18:43] <asif_> could do with some help
[18:43] <voice5sur5> i upgraded to jaunty but my wifi card doesn't work anymore
[18:43] <voice5sur5> :(
[18:43] <rob______> hello
[18:43] <voice5sur5> am on dell laptop
[18:43] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, No don't touch it. 9.5 is just fine
[18:43] <voice5sur5> dell inspiron
[18:43] <asif_> cpu is going crazy on my toshiba p100-429 lappy
[18:43] <rob______> im looking at the ubuntu website and i cant find where it tells you what the 'code name' for the latest release of ubuntu is
[18:43] <asif_> any help
[18:43] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, personally I run an HD 4870
[18:43] <asif_> anyone??
[18:43] <voice5sur5> anybody have this problem ?
[18:43] <calc> rob______: karmic
[18:43] <rob______> can anyone tell me what the point of having idiotic names for releases is?
[18:43] <neshaug_> asif_: check wich process makes the cpu crasy
[18:43] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: fglrx did sound me a bit. Ok then. At the moment I will not install any cathalyst drivers
[18:43] <voice5sur5> my wifi card don
[18:44] <voice5sur5> t work on jaunty
[18:44] <rob______> calc: is that for 9.x?
[18:44] <philsterZe> asif_: top and/or ps -A
[18:44] <calc> rob______: 9.10
[18:44] <voice5sur5> its not detected at all
[18:44] <calc> rob______: 9.04 was jaunty
[18:44] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: I ran a year without any ATI driver with windows
[18:44] <rob______> calc: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/download here is says 9.04 is the latest release
[18:44] <calc> rob______: yea 9.10 comes out in oct
[18:44] <asif_> firefox is runing at 49
[18:44] <voice5sur5> is it normal that my wifi card don't work anymore
[18:44] <voice5sur5> ?
[18:44] <iamtechno> rob______, Its so that that people know that J comes after I so they know its newer.
[18:44] <asif_> cpu is at 98%
[18:45] <rob______> right, so when i asked what the latest release was, you told me the wrong version
[18:45] <asif_> 2nd core
[18:45] <voice5sur5> it used to work on intrepid ibex
[18:45] <phillips> what
[18:45] <asif_> 1st core is ok
[18:45] <rob______> iamtechno: if you know thats the rule, i suppose
[18:45] <asif_> although they keep switching also
[18:45] <phillips> what are you talking about
[18:45] <rob______> iamtechno: still, bloody stupid
[18:45] <phillips> your but?
[18:45] <DaW_> anyone ?
[18:45] <calc> rob______: well latest release is up for intrepretation :)
[18:45] <phillips> shut up people
[18:45] <rob______> calc: how?
[18:45] <iamtechno> rob______, GB I suppose?
[18:45] <rob______> iamtechno: what?
[18:45] <calc> rob______: you can install karmic currently but it is the development release
[18:46] <PPKuma> hi, i have a logic partition that ubuntu mounts w/o problems, im trying to include it in my fstab but im getting a superblock error. Is there a way to see how is ubuntu mounting it so i can do the same? thanks
[18:46] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: thank you very much for your patience, the world needs helpful people like you
[18:46] <iamtechno> rob______, Are you in great britian
[18:46] <teethdood> is there anyway I can make "unrar" not make the computer become unresponsive?
[18:46] <rob______> iamtechno: yes
[18:46] <phillips> bye idiots!
[18:46] <LjL> phillips: do you have an ubuntu question?
[18:46] <Gnome_Danny> Hello, I got two questions, 1. How can I mount a .iso file in linux, and 2. How can I connect to a bluetooth pan network
[18:46] <LjL> !mountiso | Gnome_Danny
[18:46] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, I'm going to put that on my Facebook page becasue the exact opposite has been said about me in the past. But thanks
[18:47] <shinbatsu> raub: it's the one who had partition problems, it works fine now but I noticed something else strange that I don't understand: some files and folders are missing
[18:47] <calc> rob______: at any given time there is a LTS release, a regular release, and a development release
[18:47] <Gnome_Danny> thank you
[18:47] <calc> rob______: currently LTS is hardy, regular is jaunty, and development is karmic
[18:47] <billywayne> PPKuma: can you post your fstab?
[18:47] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: you're welcome. Just a question, is there anyway to lower screen resolution without installing drivers?
[18:47] <raub> shinbatsu: But they were there when you manually mounted it?
[18:47] <calc> rob______: and in version numbers it is 8.04, 9.04, 9.10
[18:48] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, Yes. What res are you at and what res do you want to go to?
[18:48] <shinbatsu> raub: no I just didn't notice at first, I think the files are still there but just not being displayed by ls or in thunar
[18:48] <raub> shinbatsu: try ls -a?
[18:48] <rob______> calc: i dont understand the point in these names
[18:48] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: I'm at 1280x1024 and I want 12xx x 768
[18:49] <Floops> how can i fix this error
[18:49] <Floops> >>> sudoers file: syntax error, line 23 <<<
[18:49] <Floops> sudo: parse error in /etc/sudoers near line 23
[18:49] <raub> Can anyone give me pointers on ipsec/l2tp vpn?
[18:50] <billywayne> Floops:  looks like an error in the /etc/sudoers file.
[18:50] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: nevermind, figured out how to
[18:50] <raub> Floops: Without looking at the file is a bit challenginf
[18:50] <Floops> billywayne,
[18:50] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, System->Preferences->Screen Resolution. The pull down will give you... oh okay
[18:50] <billywayne> Floops:  which means you need to edit that file.
[18:50] <Floops> i can't make any change in sudoers
[18:50] <calc> grr he left
[18:50] <Floops> can't get to root
[18:50] <Deathspike> Hello everyone, I'm looking for advice. Can anyone suggest a light, easy on the eyes theme? Dark is too popular.
[18:50] <billywayne> Floops: sudo visduo
[18:50] <Thorgrin> Uhm, looks weird
[18:50] <billywayne> oops
[18:50] <billywayne> sudo visudo
[18:50] <shinbatsu> raub: same result with ls -a both as the ordinary user and sudo
[18:51] <iamtechno> Thorgrin, okay I'm heading out.
[18:51] <asif> any ubuntu experts in here??
[18:51] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike : Mac4lin is great very easy on the eyes
[18:51] <Floops> won't work
[18:51] <Thorgrin> iamtechno: cya then, have a good day
[18:51] <asif> damn laptop is pissin me off
[18:51] <billywayne> Floops: DON'T  just edit sudoers with a normal editor.
[18:51] <Floops> once u type sudo
[18:51] <Floops> i get that error
[18:51] <shinbatsu> raub: the reason I think the files are still there is because the amount of free space seems correct for all of the files (only going by memory but still)
[18:51] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: its nice, its pretty much lie mac for linux. I love it
[18:52] <Floops> so don't use nano or pico
[18:52] <Floops> what is best way to edit it
[18:52] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: I haven't really payed attention to macs, dislike them, but ill check out the suggestion now, thanks :)
[18:52] <billywayne> Floops:  sudo visudo
[18:52] <Floops> billywayne, on sudo command
[18:52] <Floops> error comes
[18:52] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: No problem, It comes with an avant windows manager theme that is like the dock in leopard for mac, and this is why I bought a pc
[18:52] <Floops> so i get error with that command as well
[18:52] <raub> billywayne: I think since his sudoers file is boink, sudo will not work.
[18:53] <Floops> corect raub
[18:53] <Floops> trying to fix it
[18:53] <Floops> and i didn't allow root access form terminal
[18:53] <Floops> soo i can't login as root
[18:53] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Not really my style, any other suggestions? :D
[18:53] <raub> Floops: If you feel brave, and do not have lvm in your root partition, you could boot off a cd single user and edit it.
[18:53] <DIguana> Word of advice: Don't uninstall network-manager.
[18:54] <asif> the fans in my laptop are going crazy, only started happening since i installed ubuntu
[18:54] <ryniek> hi
[18:54] <asif> help anyone
[18:54] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Yea let me check out some other themes I have seen
[18:54] <billywayne> Floops:  you'll have to chroot from a livecd or from another partition.
[18:54] <raub> DIguana: I always make it go away in servers
[18:54] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Hang on  .....
[18:54] <asif> i dnt wanna go back to windows :(
[18:54] <Deathspike> Gnome_Daddy: Thanks a bunch, I've seen so many but 99% is black.. in the evening thats really disturbing.
[18:55] <Floops> anyway without cd's
[18:55] <DIguana> raub: It disabled network connectivity entirely when I did it. Now network-manager-gnome, on the other hand, can be done away with without a problem.
[18:55] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Yea, I like dark themes. Hang on im extracting some rar files so my processor is maxing out, its taking a while to load firefox. There we go , let me check
[18:55] <raub> DIguana: And you can't setup static IP?
[18:55] <bar_foo> can i set shortcut to toggle on and off all the other gnome shortcuts?
[18:55] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Don't rush, i've got plenty of time :P
[18:55] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Alright, Thanks.
[18:55] <raub> Floops:  boot single user mode?
[18:56] <lucax> hello, i cant use 3d acceleration with two users at the same time, im on jaunty... is it possible?? i have an intel gma
[18:56] <DIguana> raub: Not by memory, no, and I can't look it up without an Internet connection. Luckily I was able to boot into Windows and download the .DEBs from there to re-install.
[18:56] <Floops> i should be giving that option at start
[18:58] <lucax> is it possible to have 3d acceleration with two users at the same time?
[18:58] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Could I recommend a silver them? http://www.ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Truth+for+linux?content=45987
[18:58] <luis_> hi
[18:58] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Theme* Sorry been up late, Was working on trying to connect to a bluetooth pan network with no luck ....
[18:59] <luis_> how do you spoken spanish?
[18:59] <asif> hello anyone
[18:59] <ubuntu> What is the best way for me to resize my windows partition?
[18:59] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: I've skipped this one primarily due to the weird buttons :)
[18:59] <shinbatsu> raub. what is really curious is that the folder structure on the partition is an older one than what was most recently there on the old system, I don't understand how that is possible.
[18:59] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: A what? Pan network?
[18:59] <luis_> alguien me puede ayudar alguna sala en español
[18:59] <lucax> cant i have 3d acceleration with two users at the same time??
[18:59] <luis_> deseo hacer unas consultas
[18:59] <billywayne> ubuntu:  with the gparted livecd.
[18:59] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Personal Area Network I believe, Its bluetooth
[18:59] <lucax> luis_ #ubuntu-es
[18:59] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: I will look for more, Hang on
[18:59] <xangua> !spanish | luis_
[18:59] <luis_> thanks mode
[18:59] <Deathspike> Gnome_Da
[19:00] <DaW_> hey guys, my sound on firefox isnt working
[19:00] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Ah, i see. Well bluetooth is always a pain in the butt.
[19:00] <raub> shinbatsu: And you are sure that is the right disk?
[19:00] <Gnome_Danny> Yea, Alot on linux that is
[19:00] <shinbatsu> raub. yup it's the only partition on the disk that I kept from the old system
[19:01] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: So what theme are you looking for, can you give me a color scheme?
[19:01] <lucax> please one just tell me, if it is possible to have 3d acceleration with all users at the same time??!!
[19:01] <raub> grawity: But if he is forwarding through a ssh tunnel it should not matter.
[19:02] <grawity> raub: Yes, that's why I said "...unless it's forwarded through SSH"
[19:02] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: I mostly use firefox, and most sites are white. A dark theme is disturbing so I tend to go for white, white/green or white/blue schemes. I like Aero for instance, but the dark menu is really a turnoff.
[19:03] <madbuntu> is it possible to migrate thunderbird windows to thunderbird linux or evolution
[19:03] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: I got one perfect for you, at least I believe
[19:03] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Let me pull her up
[19:03] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: That sounds good.
[19:03] <Deathspike> Aight
[19:04] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: http://www.ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Alphacube+GTK+Theme?content=29851
[19:04] <raub> grawity: Who knows what he really wanted...
[19:05] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: That looks quite good. Let me try that out :D
[19:05] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: If you dont like it I ot more, so
[19:05] <fyrzen> I accidentally deleted my .conkyrc, but conky is still running, any way i can retreive the configuration file from memory or cache?
[19:05] <lucax> where can i find info about 3d acceleration on all users??
[19:05] <raub> shinbatsu: I checked those two options and they seem to be there to allow non root to mount it
[19:06] <mimiloon> hi everybody; i have a problem with my ubuntu OS and that is: it's not able to use the swap i setup for it; how can i make it detect the swap area "sda5"?
[19:06] <sirninja> I'm using a laptop and the screen keeps slowly dimming even after I set the brightness to the highest
[19:06] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Do your magic :P, it looked better on the screenshots :D
[19:06] <raub> shinbatsu: try unmounting and then adding the nodev option, then mounting, and see how it goes
[19:06] <Idespnnr> does anyone have any information on cd/dvd drives that are incompatible with ubuntu(causing ATA status {DRDY} errors)??
[19:06] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Lol, They always do ..... They always do ......
[19:07] <isaac_> Okay....... this update manager is REALLY getting on my nerves.  How do you either turn it off or make it go back to just alerting you by a little red arrow?
[19:07] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: From experience, indeed.. sadly, indeed.
[19:07] <isaac_> I HATE popup windows.
[19:07] <raub> mimiloon: Does your fstab knows about it?
[19:07] <Adriaan> hi, someone is asking help with installing ubuntu
[19:07] <filthynoob> anyone know how to find out what version of a nic you have?
[19:07] <mimiloon> raub: i don't no because i'm new to linux
[19:08] <lucax> ok thanks for anwsering my question!
[19:08] <Adriaan> he is on the livecd, how can i help him, is there some remote desktop viewer installed on the livecd?
[19:08] <raub> mimiloon: cat /etc/fstab says what?
[19:08] <Deathspike> Adriaan: There is Remote Desktop in the system panel.
[19:08] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: I see that you mentioned you liked aero: http://ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Murrina+Aero?content=57831
[19:08] <shiznebit> does anyone know if iftop tracks upd packets aswell ?
[19:08] <sirninja> how do I keep my screen from automatically dimming? I don't have "dim display when idle" checked in power management either
[19:08] <Adriaan> Deathspike, im with gentoo, what protocol does it use?
[19:08] <wolter> hi
[19:08] <shinbatsu> raub: thanks :) I'll have to try that a bit later (phone)
[19:09] <raub> Adriaan: Probably tcp
[19:09] <Deathspike> Adriaan: Some sort of VNC, others might know.
[19:09] <madbuntu> anyone here use virtualization
[19:09] <wolter> can anybody tell me why i have to wait for about 5 seconds after i type my password to log in?
[19:09] <babyju> anyone know where I can find wmi-client for jaunty? Google searches indicate that there used to be a package via apt-get install wmi-client...but it's not available in Juanty.
[19:09] <wolter> pam is slow in my computer now
[19:09] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Looks tight. Let me try it on :D
[19:09] <Adriaan> Deathspike, thank you
[19:09] <filthynoob> Where do i look to see what kinda hardware my computer has
[19:09] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Yea, I didnt want to give you full vista, but This is a mix of gnome and vista
[19:09] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: LinAero!
[19:09] <filthynoob> i need to know what drivers i need to get for my nic
[19:09] <lucax> the first users that logs in always has the 3d aceleration and the other one that logs right afert doesnt, why'???
[19:10] <giovani> filthynoob: "what kinda hardware" is not specific enough -- lspci lsusb and dmidecode can tell you a lot about your system's hardware though
[19:10] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Haha, yeah. But that could be a very, very splendid result.
[19:10] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Tell me if you want a full vista theme, I got those. But I like gnome the way it is, Clean and simple
[19:10] <mimiloon> raub:/etc/fstab: static file system information.
[19:10] <mimiloon> #
[19:10] <mimiloon> # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[19:10] <mimiloon> proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0
[19:10] <mimiloon> # /dev/sda2
[19:10] <FloodBot1> mimiloon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:10] <mimiloon> UUID=3a4ca639-cc7a-4f90-a618-35089029c6fb /               ext3    relatime,errors=remount-ro 0       1
[19:10] <QuiltPants> hi all, i'm trying to remote into another machine on my LAN using vnc, but I'm not sure whether it is connected or how exactly i can connect to this machine. Can anyone help please?
[19:11] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Show me the best vista theme you know, im still trying this one on though.
[19:11] <filthynoob> giovani: I need to get drivers for my ethernet adapter, but first i need to know who made it
[19:11] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Roger That, On it
[19:11] <giovani> filthynoob: lspci may tell you that ... if your ethernet adapter doesn't work out of the box ... you're likely in for some pain
[19:11] <th0r> QuiltPants: do you have a vnc server running on the other machine?
[19:11] <wolter> i am having slow password authentification, could somebody help me with that?
[19:11] <filthynoob> tell me about it
[19:11] <sirninja> Can somebody help me keep my screen from automatically dimming?
[19:11] <giovani> filthynoob: is this a laptop or a desktop? who made it?
[19:11] <QuiltPants> th0r: i believe so
[19:12] <filthynoob> desktop i made it
[19:12] <th0r> QuiltPants: do you know the ip address of the other machine? If not, can you access it to find out? Is it there where you can type on the keyboard?
[19:12] <filthynoob> i got some generic intel motherboard
[19:12] <giovani> filthynoob: ok, is the ethernet onboard to the motherboard, or is it a PCI(x|e) card?
[19:12] <Deathspike> sirninja: Turn off power saving options. :P
[19:12] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Best theme that is closest to Vista: http://ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Aero-clone?content=57352
[19:12] <filthynoob> yes its onboard
[19:12] <QuiltPants> i went to system->preferences->remote desktop and enabled options to access that machine remotely
[19:13] <giovani> filthynoob: what do you mean by "generic"? intel boards are incredibly well supported in linux, so it's doubtful
[19:13] <sirninja> Deathspike: I've done that. It still dims
[19:13] <raub> mimiloon: your system is being told to use /dev/sda2 as swap.
[19:13] <QuiltPants> th0r: unfortunately it is in another room and does not have a monitor so i can't find out it's ip unless i can do that from my machine
[19:13] <giovani> filthynoob: you'll want to run "sudo lspci" and possibly "sudo lspci -n" and get both pasted somewhere, if you'd like me to help
[19:13] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: The buttons and all of that last link are nice indeed. The sad part is the main menu.. perhaps a combination ^_^
[19:13] <Gnome_Danny> Yea,
[19:14] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Let me see wat else
[19:14] <th0r> QuiltPants: can you access it via ssh or telnet? have you accessed it in any way before?
[19:14] <QuiltPants> th0r: i tried to find out using nmap, but not sure how exactly
[19:14] <mimiloon> raub: how can i make it use sda5?
[19:14] <QuiltPants> th0r: i don't know to be honest, today is the first time that i'm am trying to configure some sort of home network
[19:14] <th0r> QuiltPants: ok....let's give it a guess....in the terminal on your computer, type 'ifconfig' and find out the ip address of YOUR machine
[19:14] <miki> snbs
[19:15] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Maybe you will like this one better, http://ubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Aero-LiNsta?content=57915
[19:15] <QuiltPants> th0r: ok cool. done that. what exactly am i looking for as i've got a lot of info on display
[19:16] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Ah no the earlier one was better
[19:16] <QuiltPants> th0r: would it be the inet addr of eth0?
[19:16] <miki> il canale e solo in inglese
[19:16] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Yea, Thats the best on I found was the first one
[19:16] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: ...... Umm
[19:16] <gordonjcp> !it | miki
[19:16] <th0r> QuiltPants: yes...the inet address...I suspect something like <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:17] <raub> mimiloon:  install gparted, run it, find the partition you want to swap, and thenr ight click on it to select swapon. Save
[19:17] <miki> grazie ma come faccio
[19:17] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Yeah ... finding the right theme is harder then managing a cluster of enterprise servers.
[19:17] <QuiltPants> ok mine is <IP_ADDRESS> by the looks of things
[19:17] <enzotib> miki: /join #ubuntu-it
[19:17] <mimiloon> raub: thanks
[19:17] <th0r> QuiltPants: is there another interface, eth1 or maybe wlan0?
[19:17] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Well, I'm in love with mac's but I hate the internals and they are over priced. My dell right here, has better grapics and everything
[19:18] <lucax> dont we have xserver-glx on jaunty???
[19:18] <Deathspike> If your a (web) designer you must love mac. Are you one by any chance?
[19:18] <QuiltPants> th0r: only lo, pan0, pan0:avahi & ppp0
[19:18] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: My laptop was $1,000.00 and that includes a 4 year warranty
[19:18] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Yes I am actually
[19:18] <th0r> QuiltPants: are you using a dialup access?
[19:18] <alvaro> does canonical has a commercial  version of    ubuntu ?
[19:18] <kimo> Hello
[19:18] <QuiltPants> th0r: my router's ip address on my network is <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:18] <grawity> alvaro: I don't think so.
[19:18] <ldiamond> I need a good MP3 player (similar to Foobar2000 on windows). Something better than amarok, something light, easy to use and functionnal.
[19:19] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: I thought so :P
[19:19] <QuiltPants> th0r: yes i am
[19:19] <fatty2003> hi
[19:19] <kimo> I want to see How To force screen to start whit 1024*768 resolution in ubuntu jaunty
[19:19] <th0r> QuiltPants: ok...then try to 'ping <IP_ADDRESS>' in the terminal and see if you get a response
[19:19] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: I create proxies, I make mods for the Call of duty Series, I use Adobe Photoshop, Dreamweaver, Etc almost every day
[19:19] <grawity> ldiamond: Banshee? Rhythmbox? Audacious?
[19:19] <RHorse> ldiamond exaile and quodlibet
[19:19] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Being a programmer myself I am really concerned about fonts (fonts for code and syntaxing) and keeping your eyes healthy. :P
[19:20] <QuiltPants> th0r: i'm getting the message "destination host unreachable"
[19:20] <th0r> QuiltPants: hmmm....try ping <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:20] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: True, This mac theme does all that, I totally recommend it but its not your style. But I am cool with that
[19:20] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: The choice for me is of no concern. I finally fixed fonts to look awesome in ubuntu so now im looking for an equally awesome theme :)
[19:20] <ldiamond> RHorse, Ill try exaile but right now I seriously thinking about VLC
[19:20] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Yeah, 1k people, 1k different styles :P
[19:20] <kimo>  I want to see How To force screen to start whit 1024*768 resolution in ubuntu jaunty
[19:20] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Well, Lets find you a theme shall we
[19:20] <QuiltPants> th0r: how do i stop the current ping?
[19:21] <th0r> QuiltPants: sorry....control-c should stop it.
[19:21] <raub> QuiltPants: CTRL-C?
[19:21] <QuiltPants> thanks that worked
[19:21] <RHorse> ldiamond it's all good. Peace
[19:21] <miki> enzotib-com'è il procedimento non capisco dove dare quel comando o link
[19:21] <aboSamoor> can you help me fixing my mic ? ICH6 intel ?
[19:21] <QuiltPants> th0r: same message with <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:21] <th0r> QuiltPants: the control-c worked or the second ping?
[19:22] <th0r> QuiltPants: that was <IP_ADDRESS> (one hundred)
[19:22] <QuiltPants> th0r: sorry the control c worked not the second ping
[19:22] <kimo>  I want to see How To force screen to start whit 1024*768 resolution in ubuntu jaunty
[19:22] <ldiamond> RHorse, exaile doesnt play anything...
[19:22] <QuiltPants> th0r: sorry that was a type the ping failed to reach the ip <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:23] <morphles> When i launch some java application with "java -jar <app name>" i get some kind of buggy view, i mean text on buttons is shifted and not everything is vissble and other deffects, but when im working with nebeans it looks nice and java apps launched from netbeans look nice, but when i complie them and lounch with java -jar they look shitty, any solutions?
[19:23] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: I am going threw an advanced search, let me compile some data on what we are looking for here
[19:23] <ldiamond> RHorse, nevermind, fixed it.
[19:23] <th0r> QuiltPants: ok....I will show you how to access vnc, but I am not sure it will work. It will be much easier to get everything running if  you can get access to the other computer
[19:23] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: How many search hours do you have under your belt? :p
[19:24] <fatty2003> malsi ot trevnoc
[19:24] <QuiltPants> th0r: ok cool. maybe i should move my screen into the other room and try sorting it out from that machine rather?
[19:24] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: I am running searches using multiple computes, so its sending out requests
[19:24] <th0r> QuiltPants: you would access the other computer with the command 'vncviewer <IP_ADDRESS>::5901' Notice the two colons. You will need to know the IP address of the other computer for that command, and you willl have to make sure that the router will not block port 5901
[19:24] <RHorse> ldiamond it handles very large  libraries
[19:25] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Ahh, This one looks nice: http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/%22Aqua+Dreams%22+theme?content=72997&PHPSESSID=35256f1c4c909b62bcb00ae3c0dde488
[19:25] <bobsaccamano> how do i troubleshoot sound problems in ubuntu
[19:25] <bobsaccamano> ?
[19:25] <th0r> QuiltPants: make sure you have vncserver running in the  other machine. YOu can do 'ps ax | grep vnc' to see if there is a vnc process
[19:25] <bobsaccamano> my sound has mysteriously stopped functioning
[19:25] <alvaro> grawity: in which part of ubuntu does cannonical gets money?
[19:26] <th0r> QuiltPants: I have a bit on setting up vncserver and viewer...let me find it and pastebin it for you.
[19:26] <Shapeshifter> Hi. Ekiga keeps crashing and I can't make calls. what should I do? skype works more or less.
[19:26] <Gnome_Danny> Hey guys, Does anybody know how to connect to a bluetooth network ?
[19:26] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: That looks really odd.
[19:26] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Ok, The search Continues!
[19:26] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Trying nontheless, screenies are a bit blurry.
[19:26] <bn43> hello I am trying to resize my disk as I am running out of space on / - I downloaded gparted but that does not allow me to resize even though I have free space
[19:26] <QuiltPants> th0r: which package would you recommend for vncviewer (i don't have it installed and apt-get is recommending a few different options)
[19:26] <fatty2003> bnae
[19:27] <kimo> Whats new in the next version of ubuntu
[19:27] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Thanks for all the effort you're putting in ^_^
[19:27] <morphles> noone can gelp with making java look better?
[19:27] <fatty2003> malsi ot trevnoc
[19:28] <QuiltPants> th0r: i do have terminal server client installed, but that does not seem to run the vncviewer command
[19:28] <chaosphere> bn43: you mustn't resize / when running. Boot from a live cd
[19:28] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: No problem, Might as well help you as I am waiting for someone to help me =P
[19:28] <th0r> QuiltPants: this is a webpage I had on my homepage...but I am no longer online so you won't see the pretty fonts and stuff....http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/179761/
[19:28] <bn43> chaosphere, i am running off the gparted cd
[19:28] <UbuntuBoy> What's New In The Next Version Of Ubuntu
[19:28] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: ;D
[19:28] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Be right back, 1 minute
[19:28] <th0r> QuiltPants: the packages I refer to in that page are for gnome as well as xfce...so don't let that throw you
[19:29] <monkey_d_luffy> does anyone know where flash applets save information? I have this little flash game and it allows to save/load games... I'm just wondering where it saves information.
[19:29] <chaosphere> bn43: oh ok. did gparted resized the other partition? (That you are trying to get some space from.)
[19:29] <th0r> QuiltPants: and that page offers several options for remote access....something for you to play with
[19:30] <QuiltPants> th0r: ok great, thanks very much
[19:30] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Back sorry about that
[19:30] <th0r> QuiltPants: if you are running linux at both ends...try X forwarding via ssh...at the bottom of the page
[19:30] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Don't apologize. You're helping me after all ;)
[19:30] <bn43> chaosphere, yes - but when I try to resize /dev/sda1, does not show the free space
[19:31] <isaac_> Okay....... this update manager is REALLY getting on my nerves.  How do you either turn it off or make it go back to just alerting you by a little red arrow?
[19:31] <isaac_> I HATE popup windows.
[19:31] <QuiltPants> th0r: ideally i'd like to access this machine from this pc (linux) and from work (windows) securely. which option would be better suited for that?
[19:31] <chaosphere> bn43: check if 'df' and 'parted' show diffent sizes of /. for additional info: 'man df' and 'man parted'
[19:32] <UbuntuBoy> i Wan to see What's New In The next Version Of Ubuntu
[19:32] <office> quentusrex, from linux to windows use rdp
[19:32] <office> quentusrex, its faster than vnc
[19:32] <JNSamuel> hi
[19:32] <th0r> QuiltPants: I found X forwarding to be MUCH faster than vnc. But you would have to install an X server in windows at work. I would use both...X via ssh at home, and vnc at work
[19:32] <mvalviar> Please help me. I'm using Jaunty and I'm getting sporadic lock-up. I slapped on an xp HD and the machine works fine.
[19:32] <deany> isaac_, System, prefs, startup applications.
[19:33] <raub> th0r: to me ssh+vnc with cygwin was not that bad
[19:33] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: Well that is the best I have came up with for now, Will notify you if I find anymore. Should be soon because I have 3 desktops and laptops running a multiple search looking for terms vista aero ubuntu theme
[19:33] <abkhasian_> #ubuntu-tr
[19:33] <bn43> chaosphere, is the same
[19:33] <Deathspike> Gnome_Danny: Aight, i'm still looking for some myself as well. Thanks for all the help so far :)
[19:34] <th0r> raub: you are right. I did some testing with a friend in Ireland (I was in Texas) and we found vnc via ssh was faster than vnc direct
[19:34] <Gnome_Danny> Deathspike: No problem
[19:34] <geezer> Hello.
[19:34] <aboSamoor> guys, I really want your help. I spent 4 hours trying to record using mu mic. It is not working, I can not find the correct configuration :(
[19:34] <UbuntuBoy> What is new in ubuntu Karamic Kwala
[19:34] <QuiltPants> th0r: ok thanks, i'll have to read your info and try and work out how i can do that. are you going to be here for much longer? i wouldn't mind moving my monitor and connecting back up from the machine that i want to remote into (should take about 10 minutes).
[19:35] <LjL> !karmic | ubuntuboy
[19:35] <geezer> Xchat-gnome crashes often on 9.04 ... has anyone else experienced this problem?
[19:35] <th0r> QuiltPants: should be around...but my wifi isn't very dependable (I am on a boat at a marina)
[19:35] <wolter> hi
[19:35] <chuckc> where do i enable ssh port forwarding?  looking at /etc/ssh/sshd_config  /etc/ssh/ssh_config  set all the seemingly relevant options to yes, but still get debug1: Remote: Server has disabled port forwarding.
[19:35] <raub> th0r: Nice!
[19:35] <wolter> i'm having  problem
[19:36] <bn43> geezer, been using it for awhile - no issues
[19:36] <QuiltPants> th0r: sweet :) ok great, well i shall try and do that. hope to chat to you just now.
[19:36] <th0r> chuckc: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/179761/
[19:36] <wolter> with pam, can somebody show me his common-auth file?
[19:36] <raub> chuckc: /etc/ssh/sshd_config
[19:36] <wolter> i did something and now sudo doesn't wait for me to type password.
[19:36] <chaosphere> bn43: hm strage. That was what i encountered when resizing a partition. and the other partition is smaller in size?
[19:36] <wolter> it inserts i don't know what so it tells me i typed an incorrect password on all 3 tries
[19:36] <tuhis-ubu> ubuntu plays only stereo and some apps have no sound at all like flash (youtube) or xmoto
[19:36] <wolter> instantly
[19:36] <tuhis-ubu> what is wrong?
[19:37] <geezer> bn43, thanks for the input.... Maybe I'll just get the regular Xchat instead of Xchat-Gnome.... didn't have issues with that one in 8.10.
[19:37] <tURt3l> hello all
[19:37] <wolter> tuhis-ubu,install aoss
[19:37] <UbuntuBoy> i want to see the new features in Karamic
[19:37] <tURt3l> i just figured out the tab completeion of nicks
[19:37] <wolter> tuhis-ubu, and run those apps like this:  $ aoss xmoto
[19:37] <bn43> chaosphere, no - much bigger - does that make a difference? and I have ext4 on all
[19:37] <jl> How do you launch the  Desktop Switcher on the Netbook Remix?
[19:37] <rob______> is it possible to install ubuntu without using the curses interface? is there a readline interface to the installation process? i ask because for some reason this laptop doesnt render curses properly..
[19:37] <wolter> tuhis-ubu, that 'routes' the sound to alsa
[19:37] <tuhis-ubu> okay
[19:38] <tuhis-ubu> and the 5.1 pb?
[19:38] <wolter> can anybody show me their pam file?
[19:38] <Link23> My screen is messed up, it shows a small portion of the screen and I have to move my mouse to the edge of the screen to be able to see other parts.
[19:38] <wolter> i really need a working pam file...
[19:38] <UbuntuBoy> How To Change the speel check Language In  Xchat
[19:38] <wolter> i messed mine up
[19:39] <Link23> Can somebody help?
[19:39] <chaosphere> bn43: but didn't you tryed to make the other one smaller to "give" the space to your root dir?
[19:39] <RHorse> Link23 you'll get used to it
[19:39] <wolter> !ask | Link23
[19:39] <tURt3l> somwone just tried to remotely connect to me?
[19:39] <bn43> chaosphere, oh yes sorry - misunderstood - yes I did
[19:39] <anom01y> is it worth upgrading from 8.04 to 9.04 ?
[19:40] <wolter> anom01y, of course it is
[19:40] <chaosphere> bn43: so where's the space gone? check again with parted
[19:40] <Link23> RHorse: I don't think I will get used to it because my chat window takes up the whole screen right now and I can't see the bottom task bar but when I move my mouse to the bottom edge it scrolls down so I can see it.
[19:40] <theaaron> Could someone help me get the microphone working on my Toshiba Satellite? I'm running 9.04 and would really like to get skype working.