[07:34] <bluefoxx> Silver_Fox: thats something thats related to the hardware components, i know as i make my own speaker systems
[07:34] <teKnofreak> Silver_Fox, i haven't really tried to, as i always use headphones
[07:34] <lucian> Silver_Fox: your not the only one who has had that problem... unfortunately.. i dont have my logs anymore and can't remember the solution presented at the time.
[07:34] <timob> will trackerd search the contents of your web history like beagle does?
[07:34] <Silver_Fox> lucian,  dang, did u fix it though?
[07:35] <lucian> oh.. i've been meaning to ask, is this channel publicly logged (i.e. via web).
[07:35] <ruthbuzzard> hi what is the name of the archiving tool in ubuntu that would attach to your right click menu and you could do extract here not open with archive manger?
[07:35] <lucian> Silver_Fox: it wasn't my problem.. i was just reading the chat and someone solved it
[07:35] <lucian> thats all i remember
[07:35] <Silver_Fox> Oh, i forgot.  When i do turn off externap amp and use my headphones, the sound quality is horrible!
[07:35] <Myrtti> lucian: yes.
[07:35] <bluefoxx> it needs a special jack that trips a switch to override input to speakers
[07:35] <soldats> !logs
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[07:35] <ruthbuzzard> is it called gnome archive manager?
[07:35] <Silver_Fox> lucian,  oh, well if you see it again...
[07:35] <sulle> ruthbuzzard: yes
[07:35] <nickrud> lol, and your kids will read it, so watch out
[07:35] <ruthbuzzard> thats why I can't find it with locate
[07:36] <sulle> ruthbuzzard: try without gnome ?
[07:36] <bluefoxx> Silver_Fox: if its a PC, try another sound card
[07:36] <bluefoxx> but be careful, older ones can skew your system
[07:36] <sulle> In vlc  i have no sound. but i have sound in xmms. What codec and where to get it ?. or what else can i do?. i use ubuntu.. need help :S
[07:36] <bluefoxx> mine had been crashing for the past week cause of a faulty card
[07:37] <Silver_Fox> bluefoxx,   its a pc.  The thing is, when i first got ubuntu, i had no problems.  Then when i reinstalled it like 5 months ago, the problem started.
[07:37] <bluefoxx> my SATA wasnt working, then today it messed with me IDE and USB  ports
[07:37] <lucian> Silver_Fox: sometimes it is just a glitch during installation. Have you tried re-installing?
[07:38] <Silver_Fox> lucian,  several times
[07:38] <Xacarith> nickrud foxfire is refusing to see the plugins it seems...
[07:38] <ruthbuzzard> sulle: are sure its not called something else cause I just browsed /usr/bin for archive manager and gnome archive manager
[07:38] <bluefoxx> i was comfused for hours, i refused to remove it at first, i am an audiophile as well as a geek
[07:38] <bluefoxx> confused*
[07:38] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey are you still here? i needed some help as i was able to install the driver but using that command of modprobe did not do anything
[07:38] <ruthbuzzard> or was it ark
[07:38] <pvl1> how do i find out what version X i have?
[07:38] <sulle> ark and archive i got em both.
[07:38] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, one sec
[07:39] <sulle> man x ?
[07:39] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey ok please let me know when you get back
[07:39] <Silver_Fox> So, theres nothing i can do...
[07:39] <Xacarith> I'm talking to some one no longer here...
[07:40] <Xacarith> I'm giving up on java for today
[07:40] <amoo> hi
[07:40] <moDumass> hey all, i opened alien arena for about a minute now im stuck in a compiz free wrong screen res hell
[07:40] <Silver_Fox> Does anyone know of any good mmolrpgs for ubuntu?
[07:40] <moDumass> any ideas why this has happened?
[07:40] <nickrud> darn, can't even go to the bathroom
[07:41] <amoo> everybody how r u
[07:41]  * bluefoxx hates ingrown toenails
[07:41] <nickrud> amputation solves that issue
[07:41] <RoshanK> bluefoxx just get it operated on, it really helps
[07:41] <jschitto> i found a big toenail in a mcdonalds hamburger once
[07:41] <pawan> how to install equilizer for audacious
[07:41] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, try this:   sudo echo "options asus_oled start_off=1" >> /etc/modprobe.d/asus_oled
[07:41] <pawan> http://gentoo-portage.com/media-plugins/eq-audacious
[07:42] <bluefoxx> lol, i will after xmas, i have been dealing with them since novemberish
[07:42] <jschitto> this is not gentto
[07:42] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, and then see if it turns off at your next boot.
[07:42] <bluefoxx> jschitto: ewwwwe
[07:42] <ruthbuzzard> sulle: is arc command line only?
[07:42] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey it said 'bash: /etc/modprobe.d/asus_oled: Permission denied'
[07:42] <jschitto> bluefoxx i have a pix if u want to see
[07:42] <soldats> ruthbuzzard, arch can run x as well
[07:43] <BHSPitMonkey> soldats, he meant arK
[07:43] <bluefoxx> jschitto: lol, photo-bucket them
[07:43] <sulle> ruthbuzzard: no it is not. but i am not good at linux so dont ask me :P
[07:43] <soldats> oh oh whoops misread
[07:43] <BHSPitMonkey> ruthbuzzard, arK is a KDE GUI, so no
[07:43] <nickrud> BHSPitMonkey, you need to use the format    echo "text" | sudo tee -a /path/to/file
[07:43] <jschitto> ok bluefoxx
[07:43] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, sorry, see what nickrud just said
[07:43] <BHSPitMonkey> I goofed
[07:43] <RoshanK> ok
[07:43] <ruthbuzzard> sulle: also I have no archive in usr/bin
[07:43] <Silver_Fox> Are there any god mmorpg's for linux?
[07:44] <Silver_Fox> good*
[07:44] <ari_stress> hi guys, is there any similar program to save website files in ubuntu? just like a program called 'teleport' in windows?
[07:44] <BHSPitMonkey> nickrud, stupid bash, and its complexities :)
[07:44] <timob> wget
[07:44] <pawan> hello
[07:44] <pawan> pawan here
[07:44] <ruthbuzzard> sulle: but have the option to "open with archive manager"
[07:44] <ruthbuzzard> on right click
[07:44] <ari_stress> timob: any GUI interface for it?
[07:44] <sd132> Silver_Fox: secondlife
[07:44] <BHSPitMonkey> pawan, yes, we know :)
[07:44] <Silver_Fox> hi pawn
[07:44] <sulle> Riddick: then try it =)
[07:45] <nickrud> BHSPitMonkey, no kidding. Never could figure out how to do that, then when I saw it, it was another doh moment
[07:45] <timob> ari_stress, cant you use firefox .... maybe an extension or something
[07:45] <BHSPitMonkey> nickrud, yeah, I understand why
[07:45] <jschitto> playing world of warcraft makes you old and smelly
[07:45] <jschitto> fyi
[07:45] <Silver_Fox> sd132,  any fantasy online rpgs?
[07:45] <ruthbuzzard> sulle: got it was file roller
[07:45] <BHSPitMonkey> or young and unpopular
[07:45] <RoshanK> sorry guys but is this what i should be doing     'echo "options asus_oled start_off=1" |sudo tee -a /etc/modprobe.d/asus_oled'
[07:45] <MasterShrek> yea, but being a lvl 70 mage is worth it
[07:45] <ari_stress> timob: ok, i'm trying gnome-wget
[07:45] <sd132> Silver_Fox: not my type..sory
[07:45] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, yep
[07:45] <jschitto> playing mmorpg is for failure at life
[07:45] <HardDisk> Silver_Fox, not meaning to burst your bubble, but 1) try in #ubuntu-offtopic and 2) haven't you googled? there are websites dedicated to linux gaming.
[07:45] <jschitto> you play a game instead to make you fell good inside
[07:46] <nickrud> MasterShrek, that's nothing without your heroic crap
[07:46] <bluefoxx> jschitto: im a wow player, and im not old and smely or young and unpopular
[07:46] <jschitto> i dont believe you
[07:46] <MasterShrek> =P
[07:46] <Silver_Fox> HardDisk, ya, just havent found any good games
[07:46] <HardDisk> try to keep this room strictly to ubuntu troubleshooting issues.
[07:46] <bluefoxx> jschitto: i play MMOs fro fun, i get to chat with my friends while doing something else, lol
[07:46] <Silver_Fox> HardDisk,  thanks tho
[07:47] <jschitto> popular people dont play mmorpgs
[07:47] <MasterShrek> Silver_Fox, google: linux mmorpg      wikipedia has a page on linux mmorpg's
[07:47] <HardDisk> jschitto, keep it in offtopic please.
[07:47] <bluefoxx> jschitto: says who?
[07:47] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey this is what i got back. so i should now restart ubuntu and see if it stays off right? http://pastebin.com/m286c7420
[07:47] <jschitto> sorry HardDisk, i thought i was
[07:47] <nickrud> popular people are too shallow for the complexities of mmorpg 's
[07:47] <Silver_Fox> jschitto, popular people also dont talk on ubuntu irc all day
[07:48] <brendonh> when I open "Applications > Add/Remove" and select update list, it never loads the new list - just keeps waiting - any ideas?
[07:48] <bluefoxx> jschitto: and i never said im popular[or unpopular], just young
[07:48] <nickrud> Silver_Fox, ding, ding, ding
[07:48] <jschitto> good observation Silver_Fox
[07:48] <Silver_Fox> MasterShrek,  thanks
[07:48] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, to confirm that it worked, do    cat /etc/modprobe.d/asus_oled     and see if it spits that options line back at you
[07:48] <Silver_Fox> lol
[07:48] <HardDisk> brendonh, I'd like you to sudo apt-get update in terminal and let me know what it does.
[07:48] <bluefoxx> jschitto: face it, anyone in this room is a geek to *some* degree
[07:48]  * MasterShrek is popular...
[07:48] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey yes it does
[07:48] <bluefoxx> im just a famous geek at my old highschool
[07:48] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, give it a go
[07:48] <Myrth[home]> hi, how do i change mouse cursor in gnome?
[07:48] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey thanks ill restart and be back
[07:49] <bluefoxx> i go there and *everyone* talks to me, lol
[07:49]  * MasterShrek almost get explelled from his highschool a few years back, using vnc lolz
[07:49] <Silver_Fox> I'M not a geek
[07:49] <HardDisk> Myrth[home], in preferences/Apperance
[07:49] <BHSPitMonkey> Myrth[home], go to System > Preferences > Appearance
[07:49] <BHSPitMonkey> HardDisk, you stink
[07:49]  * bluefoxx got rejected from my old highschool
[07:49] <HardDisk> BHSPitMonkey, you're a kid.
[07:49] <Myrtti> !offtopic
[07:49] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter.  Wait, what?
[07:50] <brendonh> [HardDisk] Thanks, that ran a whole lot of commands, seemed to be updating the list.  Will go back to the app list now and see what happens
[07:50] <bluefoxx> MasterShrek: lol
[07:50] <nickrud> Myrth[home], system->prefs->appearance, and on the themes tab, click customize
[07:50] <databits> hey can someone help me out with some problems I am having with new digital camera ?
[07:50] <jschitto> what ubuntu has subpixel fonts for PDF
[07:50] <Myrtti> MasterShrek: welcome anyway. Lets keep this channel for support
[07:50] <HardDisk> databits, not reading from the memory card?
[07:50] <MasterShrek> aight
[07:50] <MasterShrek> databits, what sort of problem?
[07:50] <jschitto> do i have to use acroread32
[07:51] <BHSPitMonkey> databits, maybe, if it's an ubuntu question :)
[07:51] <databits> harddisk, it is giving me a ptp error
[07:51] <HardDisk> databits, in terminal, sudo rmmod ehci_hcd   then once you're done do sudo modprobe ehci-hcd   notice the difference between _ and -
[07:51] <MasterShrek> jschitto, i dont think so, there are many pdf readers i think
[07:51] <databits> harddisk, hold on I will check and get the exact error
[07:51] <brendonh> [HardDisk] Perfect, thanks, that resolved it.  Will save the command for later reference
[07:51] <nickrud> jschitto, subpixel for lcd's, evince uses the usual cairo canvas
[07:51] <jschitto> MasterShrek: no i mean subpixel font rendering
[07:51] <bluefoxx> is it legal to copy DVDs to your harddisk if you paid for them?
[07:51] <jschitto> evince has no subpixel for me nickrud
[07:51] <HardDisk> brendonh, you can also do a manual upgrade of apps if any by sudo apt-get upgrade, check out ubuntuguide.org ubuntugeek.com and ubuntuhq.com
[07:52] <bluefoxx> out of curiosity.
[07:52] <jschitto> it is enabled for GNOME and KDE apps
[07:52] <MasterShrek> no idea...thats over my head, im not a pdf master...just a master of shreks...=P
[07:52] <HardDisk> bluefoxx, this isn't the channel to discuss this.
[07:52] <bluefoxx> HardDisk: well then wear?
[07:52] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey thank you so much. the oled finally started off and i have you to thank for all the help
[07:52] <HardDisk> bluefoxx, #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:53] <RoshanK> !logs
[07:53] <ubotu> Channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ - Logs for LoCo channels are at http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/ - See also « /msg ubotu ircstats »
[07:53] <nickrud> jschitto, and evince doesn't use cairo, bad assumption
[07:53] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, no problem
[07:53] <databits> harddisk, all that did was did a removal for my usb harddisk
[07:53] <bluefoxx> kk
[07:53] <jschitto> nickrud: it is using some font mechanism different from the rest
[07:53] <jschitto> and also does KPDF
[07:53] <databits> harddisk , this is the error I am getting it notice that there is a camera hooked up but when I go to get the pictures off it it does this : PTP Invalid Object Handle
[07:54] <databits> if I keep retrying every once in a while it will work
[07:54] <databits> but most of the time it gives me that error
[07:54] <nickrud> jschitto, could be, it's decended from xpdf iirc
[07:54] <nickrud> *descended
[07:54] <jschitto> xpdf give me no subpixels too
[07:55] <Clusty> hey
[07:55] <databits> harddisk, did you see my msg ?
[07:55] <HardDisk> databits, did you run the command I said?
[07:55] <databits> yes I did
[07:55] <databits> didn't do anything
[07:55] <Clusty> are the broadcom wireless cards generally suported under linux?
[07:55] <HardDisk> what camera is it?
[07:55] <RoshanK> i remember i used to hold a shortcut to get a dialog box into which i could enter the name of the program to start it up, ex firefox, but i forgot what the shortcut was
[07:55] <databits> harddisk, just unmounted and remounted my drive
[07:55] <Clusty> know in the past they had horible support
[07:55] <HardDisk> Clusty, yes.
[07:55] <RoshanK> i think it had ctrl or f2 or something
[07:55] <databits> harddisk, it is a fuji finepix 480
[07:55] <pawan> how to install google earth bin file
[07:55] <RoshanK> anyone know?
[07:56] <databits> harddisk, finepix f480
[07:56] <databits> sorry
[07:56] <HardDisk> pawan, http://www.google.com/linuxrepositories/
[07:56] <Clusty> HardDisk: without ndiswrapper?
[07:56] <astro76> pawan, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GoogleEarth
[07:56] <HardDisk> Clusty, there is a bcm driver you may try
[07:56] <pawan> gedit has not been able to detect the character coding.
[07:56] <pawan> Please check that you are not trying to open a binary file.
[07:56] <pawan> Select a character coding from the menu and try again.
[07:56] <HardDisk> Clusty, sudo apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter
[07:56] <Clusty> HardDisk: thanx
[07:56] <HardDisk> Clusty, as long as your chipset is supported.
[07:57] <Clusty> HardDisk: well its for futuire purchases :D
[07:57] <HardDisk> Clusty, np :)
[07:57] <lalala> ./google-earth.bin in terminal
[07:57] <Clusty> HardDisk: looking for a N router and i gotta get card with same chipset for best performance
[07:57] <databits> harddisk, any idea's ?
[07:57] <HardDisk> I'm thinking databits, gimme a sec
[07:57] <Clusty> HardDisk: way more bradcom routers than atheros
[07:58] <bluefoxx> is there a driver for the new linksys wireless-n PCI card yet?i want to get it as it shall suit my needs for faster internet
[07:58] <databits> harddisk, ok thank you appreciate do you by chance happen to have pidgin or gaim s/n so I don't have to keep sorting threw all this clutter bro ?
[07:58] <Clusty> bluefoxx: what cipset is card?
[07:58] <bluefoxx> i dont know
[07:58] <Clusty> bluefoxx: gimme model #
[07:59] <bluefoxx> i didnt buy it yet, itsa 150$
[07:59] <HardDisk> databits, what you need is check your camera settings for "pc mode" if there is one.
[07:59] <lalala> pawan: ./file-name.bin in terminal
[07:59] <HardDisk> databits, some cameras like my olympus has that
[07:59] <RoshanK> nvm i got it, the command was alt + f2
[07:59] <Clusty> bluefoxx: some more specific info could help
[08:00] <bluefoxx> Clusty: google it>http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=linksys+wireless+n+pci&go
[08:00] <Clusty> pawan: make sure file is executable: chmod u+x file.bin
[08:00] <HardDisk> bluefoxx, since you didn't buy it yet, get a wifi card that is already supported.
[08:00] <databits> harddisk, like I said it works sometimes and others it dosn't if I keep turning the camera on and off it will eventually pop all the shit on right up but the other times it gives me that error in linux
[08:00] <HardDisk> databits, I know this error on some camera's, unfortunately this is a HAL issue, to but it bluntly, it's a known bug.
[08:00] <databits> harddisk, when I have it hook to my lix box my camera says USB on the screen
[08:00] <HardDisk> to put*
[08:01] <HardDisk> bluefoxx, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsWirelessNetworkCards
[08:01] <RoshanK> bluefoxx any idea on how to get googletalk to work in ubuntu (im not talking about just the protocol but the prgram itself, particularly for the mail updates and call feature
[08:01] <HardDisk> pick out a wifi card that is already supported, if you don't want any hassle.
[08:01] <databits> harddisk, so I am pretty much SOL then eh
[08:01] <bluefoxx> well i want to get this one as i plan to modifey the antenna to increase the range, and this one would be the best suited to do so with without voiding the warrenty noticibly
[08:01] <HardDisk> databits, as far as I know, sorry mate.
[08:02] <HardDisk> bluefoxx, there are cards with removable wifi antennas.
[08:02] <HardDisk> anyway moving on.
[08:02] <jschitto> my wobbly windows misbehave with the snapping
[08:02] <databits> harddisk, man that is crappy see I want to learn the whole linux thing I am still kinda new with it only been running for a month aprox now but I need to be able to have all this crap working should probably go back to windows for now till i can get a new box built eh
[08:03] <databits> harddisk, thanks anyways bro appreciate
[08:03] <bluefoxx> i know that, but this one is best suited to my needs, it has the cable and a base for the antennas thus all i need to do is make the dish
[08:03] <NeoGeo64> hello i recieved ubuntu 7.10 in the mail but i cannot seem to find the sticker where the product key is
[08:03] <NeoGeo64> where is the product key'
[08:03] <lalala> need help with nautilus and lan browse. After the last update before 2 days nautilus lost all icons from lan network even if the network is working manually etc. smb://machine-name/share
[08:04] <MasterShrek> NeoGeo64, lol, you dont need a product key
[08:04] <HardDisk> NeoGeo64, dude you've come in here before with your trolling. so stop.
[08:04] <NeoGeo64> oh i assumed my version of ubuntu was pirated since it didnt ask for a key
[08:04] <MasterShrek> yea it must be...
[08:04] <bluefoxx> lol
[08:05] <RoshanK> ...
[08:05] <rodrigo__> wtf
[08:05] <Mechdave> Hmmm
[08:05] <Myrtti> NeoGeo64: :-D
[08:06] <NeoGeo64> gnome runs sluggish on my quad core.  why?
[08:06] <Bad> <- rolling eyes @ NeoGeo64 ;-)
[08:06] <ari_stress> NeoGeo64: maybe it's your graphics card problem
[08:07] <lalala> if any1 who is in lan can confirm if nautilus working ok ?
[08:07] <wols> NeoGeo64: please stop, or you might be forcefully removed by ops
[08:07] <HardDisk> !ops | NeoGeo64
[08:07] <ubotu> NeoGeo64: Help! Channel emergency! (ONLY use this trigger in emergencies) - Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti, mneptok or Pici!
[08:07] <HardDisk> good idea.
[08:07] <ari_stress> HardDisk: what's that?
[08:07]  * NeoGeo64 picks his fingernail and flicks it ari_stress
[08:07] <HardDisk> he's a regular pain.
[08:07] <HardDisk> :)
[08:07] <nickrud> on a regular basis
[08:07] <NeoGeo64> no im not.
[08:08] <MasterShrek> lalala, having trouple trying to figure out what you are asking
[08:08] <NeoGeo64> that wasnt nice...
[08:08] <ari_stress> NeoGeo64: sounds like a video game fans
[08:09] <NeoGeo64> yeah i like the oldschool neogeo system
[08:09] <lalala> mastershrek: nautilus stoped showing icons of lan shares after the last update, but network is working ok
[08:09] <moDumass> man, this blows, i cant get my propper screen res or compiz back
[08:09] <moDumass> i played alien arena and now BAM, all pair shaped
[08:10] <MasterShrek> lalala, ive never really had good luck with nautilus and network shares, unless the network shares were mounted
[08:10] <RoshanK> MasterShrek could you help me a bit with echo or something
[08:10] <ari_stress> lalala: you mean now there's no "network server" icon in nautilus?
[08:10] <lalala> mastershrek: :P
[08:11] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, with echo?   echo --help
[08:11] <NeoGeo64> can ubutnu share files on a network with an xp machine?
[08:11] <MasterShrek> NeoGeo64, no
[08:11] <lalala> ari_stress: there is but when i press it nothing shows up
[08:11] <NeoGeo64> seriously?
[08:11] <Bad> NeoGeo64: No (seriously) :-)
[08:11] <marsmissions> NeoGeo64: that functionality is only present in advanced software like OS X
[08:11] <gcc> hey all, i'm having some trouble with figuring out the right way to configure a rather exotic network, anybody have a few minutes?
[08:11] <ari_stress> lalala: maybe you don't have smbclient package installed
[08:11] <rdvon> I was going to take out my second hdd with ubuntu installed, But I was wondering if that would ruin the grub configuration?
[08:11] <rdvon> I kind of want to get rid of all of that.
[08:11] <wols> please folks, all ignore the troll
[08:11] <moDumass> NeoGeo64, im pretty sure you can
[08:12] <wols> !ask | gcc
[08:12] <ubotu> gcc: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[08:12] <NeoGeo64> im not trolling
[08:12] <RoshanK> MasterShrek in the bottom most section titles usage http://lapsus.berlios.de/asus_oled.html i was wondering how i would edit the file asus_oled_picture ( i have the path) but to put in code such as this http://pastebin.com/m747dab07
[08:12] <lalala> ari_stress: when i enter the path manually it works ok etc. smb://machine-name/share/
[08:12] <slyder> when i move my mouse to the top left corner it activates a compiz plugin i think it's expo, how can i turn that off?
[08:12] <ari_stress> rdvon: if your second hdd is not used by ubuntu, it will be ok
[08:12] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, without me looking at the links, do you have write access to what you are trying to do? use sudo
[08:12] <lalala> r
[08:12] <RoshanK> ok
[08:13] <ari_stress> lalala: oh that sounds nautilus cache is giving trouble again
[08:13] <rdvon> rdvon: it is used by ubuntu. that's sort of been my ubuntu hdd.
[08:13] <rdvon> ...
[08:13] <RoshanK> well so i would use sudo and then echo, but how do i put that many lines into it?
[08:13] <RoshanK> or do i not use echo
[08:13] <lalala> ari_stress: it worked ok for the last 4 months but stoped after the last update before 2 days
[08:13] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, what is the command you are putting in?
[08:13] <gcc> lol. k, im setting up a simulated network environment using virtualbox, but its too large to run on a single machine. as a result, i need to be able to hook several virtual machines together in some pretty strange ways. the tough part is (so far) that I need the virtual machines to not be able to see or communicate with the physical machines on the network
[08:14] <ari_stress> lalala: just close nautilus, and restart, nautilus will search the network again after reboot
[08:14] <RoshanK> its in the pastebin link
[08:14] <wols> gcc: use bridgded networking. all in the same subnet then
[08:14] <lalala> ari_stress: i did it so many times :P
[08:14] <ari_stress> lalala: i find that troubling too. nautilus has a strange way to cache network
[08:14] <ari_stress> lalala: oh :(
[08:14] <RoshanK> MasterShrek, its in the pastebin link and its a bit long
[08:14] <MasterShrek> ok RoshanK looking now...
[08:15] <MasterShrek> my net is really slow so bear with me
[08:15] <gcc> wols: correct me if I'm wrong- i am most emphatically not a networking guy- couldn't a virtual host then claim an ip on the physical network and recieve its traffic?
[08:15] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, that looks like ascii art to me
[08:15] <RoshanK> yes
[08:15] <lalala> ari_stress: the last update has something from kernel and samba if i remember :/
[08:15] <ari_stress> lalala: then maybe you can use "connect to server" menu in nautilus, to prevent browsing the network
[08:15] <MasterShrek> well thats not really a command
[08:15] <wols> gcc: depends what the brdige lts through
[08:15] <MasterShrek> in fact not at all
[08:16] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, just make your file in a text editor, save it, and copy it over the existing picture file
[08:16] <RoshanK> MasterShrek as stated in the first link that i gave ( http://lapsus.berlios.de/asus_oled.html ) i would have to enter in the format <M:WxH> followed by the 0s and 1s
[08:16] <RoshanK> ok
[08:16] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, and yes, it is ASCII art
[08:16] <BHSPitMonkey> literally drawing your picture with 1's
[08:16] <m1k3> I need help, when ever I try to run ANY exe with wine, my computer freezes
[08:17] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, ic, well yea just put sudo before echo, youll need write privildeges to it i assume
[08:17] <gcc> wols: thank you, that appears to be what I needed.
[08:17] <lalala> ari_stress: i can work with shares if i put the path manually in nautilus, but im trying to find why doesnt show the icons automatic :/
[08:17] <moDumass> !resolution
[08:17] <ubotu> The X Window System is the part of your system that's responsible for graphical output. To restart your X, type « sudo /etc/init.d/?dm restart » in a console - To fix screen resolution or other X problems: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/FixVideoResolutionHowto
[08:17] <MasterShrek> lol @ m1k3, damn windows programs eh?
[08:18] <m1k3> MasterShrek, I just installed a new dvd burner and RAM that's when it started freezing
[08:18] <MasterShrek> RoshanK, also use sudo before the cat command
[08:18] <slyder> anyone know how to stop this plugin from activating when i go to the upper left corner?
[08:18] <fbn> Hi, will a 802.11n WLAN card work with Ubuntu 7.10?
[08:18] <lalala> dam updates every time something brokes :/
[08:18] <MasterShrek> m1k3, could be an issue with the ram, but i kinda doubt it
[08:18] <wols> fbn: depends on the chipset
[08:18] <MasterShrek> slyder, install compizconfig-settings-manager and disable it
[08:19] <slyder> tried that MasterShrek
[08:19] <MasterShrek> !latest | lalala
[08:19] <ubotu> lalala: Common Sense: Just because you can, does not mean you should. Think before you do. "Works for me" does not mean it is ok. The latest version of everything is not always useful if you aim for stability.
[08:19] <fbn> wols: it's a card from Intel, at least that's what Dell says
[08:19] <MasterShrek> slyder, its gotta be in there somewhere, there are tons of options
[08:19] <wols> fbn: brandname is not chipset
[08:19] <slyder> won't let me disable the expo plugin and also when checking what activates it says nothing about activating on screen edge
[08:19] <m1k3> MasterShrek, is there some way I can configure wine with this RAM?
[08:20] <lalala> :)
[08:20] <rdvon> Sorry if this is the wrong channel.. couldn't resist posting these screens of hardy heron! http://www.techlicious.name.my/2007/12/21/ubuntu-804/
[08:20] <wols> fbn: but considering there is no -n standard yet...
[08:20] <m1k3> MasterShrek, maybe the ram isn
[08:20] <m1k3> t sompatible with wine
[08:20] <renyi> test
[08:20] <MasterShrek> m1k3, i dont know, i really honestly cant see wine crashing because of new ram, that doesnt really sound right to me
[08:20] <renyi> hello everyone
[08:20] <lalala> i will remove all computer from internet so i can have my stability :P
[08:20] <MasterShrek> renyi, failed
[08:20] <wols> m1k3: maybe the ram wasn't installed right or is defective. very easily possible. use memtest
[08:20] <MasterShrek> =P
[08:21] <MasterShrek> ah good idea wols
[08:21] <fbn> wols: it's a INTENSIFI from broadcom.
[08:21] <renyi> 有中国人吗？
[08:21] <RoshanK> so BHSPitMonkey or MasterShrek if the txt file was stored in '/home/roshan/Desktop/asus_oled-0.02/linux.txt' then would the command to use be       sudo echo /home/roshan/Desktop/asus_oled-0.02/linux.txt > /home/roshan/Desktop/asus_oled-0.02/linux.txt       ?
[08:21] <fbn> wols: but that's still not the chipset, is it?
[08:21] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, no, this isn't really a situation for echo and pipes
[08:21] <wols> fbn: no. and it can't be both from intel and broadcom at the same time. intels are fairly well supported, broadcoms aren't
[08:22] <wols> fbn: lspci
[08:22] <gcc> wols: real quick, i'm in over my head here, do you know of a gentle intro to bridging?
[08:22] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, "sudo cp ~/Desktop/asus-oled-0.02/linux.txt /path/to/asus/picture/file"
[08:22] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey so what would I have to do? I can't simply paste a file in there apparently for some reason and it says file is write only
[08:22] <RoshanK> yok
[08:22] <jxxxt> fbn, broadcom does not have a good history especially as a laptop card
[08:22] <wols> gcc: bridging howto
[08:22] <lalala> and with the latest uptates im forced to use compiz couse i have more FPS than with out it :P
[08:22] <fbn> wols: I don't have that hardware yet - I'm considering buying one or not because of support in Ubuntu
[08:22]  * MasterShrek is out, nite every1
[08:23] <fbn> jxxxt: ok good to know thanks
[08:23] <RoshanK> gnite mastershrek
[08:23] <wols> fbn: then I'd google for the model you want and its linux support
[08:23] <fbn> wols: ok will do that, thank you
[08:24] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, look at the second-to-last paragraph of the readme
[08:24] <databits> harddisk, hey do you or does anyone else here know how I would go about fully delting and freeing up space on a ntfs drive from within linux
[08:24] <databits> it is a portable drive that I normaly have hookedup to my computer upstairs but I have a ton of files I had to get off this computer so I could reload
[08:25] <wols> !ntfs-3g
[08:25] <ubotu> ntfs-3g is a Linux driver which allows read/write access to NTFS partitions. Installation instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MountingWindowsPartitions
[08:25] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey thank you i will try that
[08:25] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, it advises how you should write to it;   Before doing that command, become root by typing "sudo -i" and hitting enter.
[08:25] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, if you do it their way.  My way might not work.
[08:25] <jgoo> OK - what *is* the bit torrent application that firefox is using on a default install of gutsy??
[08:25] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey well where foo.txt is i assume i have to have the directory and location of the txt file right
[08:26] <jgoo> Yes, torrents work - no I don't like this app and I am trying to find out where it caches the torrent files, and why isn't there a list of current sessions...
[08:26] <HardDisk> databits, yea you can do that normally. with ntfs-3g
[08:26] <jgoo> Anyone use this BitTorrent (default) handler for torrents?
[08:26] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, foo.txt is the file you've typed your 1's and 0's in, yes
[08:26] <HardDisk> jgoo, you should be using www.deluge-torrent.org :)
[08:26] <gcc> jgoo: i do, or ktorrent
[08:27] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, and you need to have found out where asus_oled_picture lives.  (Don't type .... like in the example)
[08:27] <jgoo> Thanks HardDisk, that answers my second question! however, I have two 90% done torrents, and piratebay is giving a 500 server error!
[08:27] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey yes thank you i had the addess from the command he gave earlier in which to find
[08:27] <jgoo> gcc: what is the default handler then? and I did a find . | grep torrent and didn't find any cached files in my home directory
[08:28] <ruefrag_> later all
[08:28] <jgoo> however, when I reclick the piratebay link - it says if I want to resume session - so *somewhere* it knows
[08:28] <jgoo> why it negelects to let me resume without revisiting the original url... :(
[08:29] <gcc> jgoo: bittorrent is default, im not understanding if you're having an issue w/TPB or BT
[08:29] <jgoo> gcc: any ideas on where to find the .torrent? I made a clear note to download the files themselves from now on, but these two torrents are bothering me now
[08:29] <BHSPitMonkey> jgoo, try /tmp
[08:29] <jgoo> gcc: 'bittorrent' is the name of the software that handles the bittorrent protocol?
[08:29] <jgoo> (be default on ff on gutsy)
[08:29] <gcc> check /tmp, or ~/downloads if you use it
[08:29] <jgoo> I'll check tmp, good idea
[08:30] <gcc> jgoo: bittorrent is the canonical implementation, yes
[08:30] <jgoo> hrm there is a tracker file here
[08:30] <jgoo> how can I launch the canonical bittorrent application, and does it have an interface that shows current torrents?
[08:30] <gcc> double click on the torrent file
[08:31] <jgoo> and therein lies the rub
[08:31] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey , when i enter      sudo -i cat /Desktop/asus-oled-0.02/linux.txt > /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.7/usb7/7-6/7-6:1.0/asus_oled_picture          it tells me cannot execute binary file, and if i don't include the -i it says it cannot find the file even the it's right there
[08:31] <RoshanK> h/o i will pastebin whats in terminal to make it easier
[08:31] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, you enter "sudo -i", hit enter, then you will be at a root prompt
[08:31] <jgoo> the torrent file is a non-entity seeking political asylum in some backwater cache on my computer system, no idea where it is :/
[08:32] <gcc> jgoo: interesting. tracker wont turn it up?
[08:32] <BHSPitMonkey> jgoo, sudo updatedb, locate .torrent
[08:32] <BHSPitMonkey> might need to install locate first
[08:33] <jgoo> gcc: if I reclick the link in FF it does - but how can I get the app to launch and resume without finding the torrent files (or reclicking them, pb has a 500 error right now) or how can I find the cached torrent files?
[08:33] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey i did that but now it tells me no such file or directory
[08:34] <jgoo> gcc: there is no central ui for bittorrent? like utorrent?
[08:34] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey: I even included /home/Roshan right before the entire line of /Desktop
[08:34] <gcc> jgoo: crtl+y in firefox, right click the torrent, then select open containing folder
[08:34] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey: but it still says no such file or directory for the .txt file
[08:34] <jgoo> downloads is empty (machine is restarted)
[08:34] <Jordan_U> !bittorent | jgoo
[08:34] <ubotu> jgoo: Torrent clients: Transmission (GTK and terminal-based), Deluge-Torrent, Freeloader, BitStormLite, BitTornado-GUI (GTK), KTorrent (KDE), QTorrent (Qt), Azureus (Java), TorrentFlux (web-based), bittornado, rTorrent, cTorrent, bittorrent, aria2 (terminal-based) - FAQ: http://www.bittorrent.com/FAQ.html - See also !P2P
[08:35] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, then you've got it wrong
[08:35] <RoshanK> how so?
[08:35] <gcc> jgoo: well bt has an interface, but not a cool one. i'd use ktorrent; some say its fugly though
[08:35] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, you can try re-entering that file path, using TAB to finish each folder and file name for you along the way
[08:35] <jgoo> however, as I said, the last time this happened, reclicking the link brings up bittorrent dialog asking if I want to resume, and that was *after* I had restarted once before... so I figure it must know what it is in the middle of downloading, so how can I just 'run the bit torrent app'
[08:35] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey, ok
[08:36] <jgoo> gcc: what is that interface? bttrack? runbt? gobt? teambt? btFTW?
[08:36] <gcc> jgoo: you can just call bittorrent at the terminal, if you use bittorrent, and if im spelling it correctly
[08:37] <BHSPitMonkey> jgoo, get deluge
[08:37] <jgoo> I only get 'bitmap' command completion on that, it was the first thing I tried
[08:37] <BHSPitMonkey> jgoo, it's bt something
[08:37] <jgoo> BHSPitMonkey: I will, but first I have two incomplete torrents, and piratebay giving a 500 error :(
[08:37] <astro76> jgoo, tab complete on bt
[08:37] <jgoo> I did
[08:37] <jgoo> then tried bttrack, btreannounce etc
[08:37] <jgoo> but they all take arguments
[08:38] <antok> hello
[08:40] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey yes you were right, i accidentally entered a hyphen instead of an underscore (d'oh) thank you very much
[08:40] <BHSPitMonkey> heh
[08:40] <jgoo> they should really give 'bittorrent' a name, the canonical version that is, so it can at least be talked about in context. even if we call it canonical-bittorrent-client
[08:41] <tarelerulz> Is there a Ubuntu  media chat room that talk about media players and related subjects?
[08:41] <gcc> jgoo: yeah, just grab a client, from what I'm seeing the client invocation is a little arcane, as its designed to be run when a browser encounters the right mime type
[08:41] <gcc> or by a double click
[08:42] <jgoo> ok, I will wait for pirate bay to come back up, so I can 'regrab' the .torrent files (I have no idea how it knows to resume after that... but it works) and then use deluge torrent for subsequent torrents, cheers
[08:43] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey btw i was wondering why ctrl V won't paste in terminal. is there a different shortcut or do i have to right click and paste
[08:43] <sam_> can someone help me install gparted?
[08:43] <jgoo> RoshanK: that is a very good question
[08:43] <tarelerulz> Gcc what  Do you use for a bit torrent client ?
[08:44] <jgoo> RoshanK: try shift-ctrl-v
[08:44] <kurt> ibought civilization for linux, but cannot install it, it says unsupported platform : setup/printlibc:3 function not found
[08:44] <RoshanK> jgoo thank you it works
[08:44] <kurt> so what now
[08:44] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, that does something else entirely in a terminal;  So you know, CTRL+C kills a program you're running in that terminal.
[08:44] <m1k3> Anybody know why wine freezes when I try to open exe's?
[08:44] <brendonh> Using Gutsy, Add/Remove Applications doesn't update (unless I use terminal command).  When I go to Apply new applications, the timer runs but nothing is downloaded or installed
[08:44] <m1k3> My whole computer locks up
[08:44] <jgoo> RoshanK: I think it is a conspiracy... what does ctrl-v do if shift-ctrl-v pastes?
[08:45] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey thank you. so i guess i would have to hold shift along with ctrl c to copy as well
[08:45] <BHSPitMonkey> RoshanK, even more handy:  just highlight some text somewhere, and middle-click somewhere else to paste it.
[08:45] <RoshanK> ok
[08:45] <RoshanK> that works
[08:45] <jgoo> BHSPitMonkey: hehe. actually that is a good point. ctrl-c would be a pain if you started using it reflexively in terminal
[08:45] <jgoo> BHSPitMonkey: not as handy, only works for 'terminal' clipboard
[08:45] <BHSPitMonkey> jgoo, probably the cause of many a /quit
[08:46] <jgoo> doesn't work for other clipboards
[08:46] <BHSPitMonkey> jgoo, it works throughout X
[08:46] <jgoo> oh yeah, my bad
[08:46] <BHSPitMonkey> so it's arguably more handy
[08:46] <jgoo> it is indeed, double plus handy.
[08:46] <BHSPitMonkey> though it can be annoying at times, like when you have to highlight something you're trying to replace.
[08:47] <brendonh> Using Gutsy, Add/Remove Applications doesn't update (unless I use terminal command).  When I go to Apply new applications, the timer runs but nothing is downloaded or installed
[08:47] <BHSPitMonkey> then you have to either use backspace, or highlight-delete-rehighlight-paste
[08:47] <jgoo> actually, this is the first thing I tried to stop on my other system
[08:47] <jgoo> kept pasting url's into the middle of source code in emacs...
[08:47] <m1k3> I need help, when I try running an exe with wine, my computer locks up, this happened when I installed a new dvd burner and some RAM ddr pc3200 1gig
[08:47] <dn4> what type of plugin do I need to see what is at the bottom of this website http://www.leachintl2.com/english/english2/vol6/properties/how7.htm
[08:48] <gcc> m1k3: define locks up?
[08:48] <m1k3> gcc, mouse doesn't move no response from keyboard and it my pc freezes
[08:48] <BHSPitMonkey> bed time.  (long past due)
[08:48] <gcc> m1k3: crtl+alt+bkspc?
[08:48] <m1k3> can't
[08:49] <BHSPitMonkey> good luck with your laptop and with ubuntu RoshanK
[08:49] <m1k3> gcc, my computer freezes
[08:49] <sam_> can someone tell me how to use gparted
[08:49] <RoshanK> thank you so much BHSPitMonkey
[08:49] <gcc> m1k3: are you running compiz?
[08:49] <m1k3> gcc, nope
[08:49] <RoshanK> sam_ gparted i know of was a live cd
[08:49] <gcc> m1k3: what app?
[08:49] <sam_> roshank: you can download it as well with add/remove programs
[08:49] <m1k3> gcc, everything, notepad, configuration etc
[08:50] <sam_> roshank do i use it through terminal?
[08:50] <RoshanK> sam_ i don't know, i have only used it through the livecd
[08:50] <gcc> m1k3: run wine from the terminal and see what output you get before it dies.
[08:50] <gcc> might want to have a pen handy
[08:50] <m1k3> gcc, tried that already :(
[08:50] <brendonh> Anybody? Using Gutsy, Add/Remove Applications doesn't update (unless I use terminal command).  When I go to Apply new applications, the timer runs but nothing is downloaded or installed
[08:50] <sam_> roshank: :(
[08:50] <gcc> m1k3: what do you get?
[08:51] <m1k3> gcc, I typed wine cmd.exe
[08:51] <m1k3> Let me see again
[08:51] <jgoo> yey piratebay is back up
[08:51] <RoshanK> sam_ i'm still new at this i suggest you ask someone else. sorry
[08:51] <renyi> brendonh you can use synipics
[08:51] <gcc> brendonh: at terminal sudo apt-get update
[08:52] <renyi> or sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[08:52] <brendonh> renyi - that works.  When I go back to the list it is up-to-date, but I can't download any new applications
[08:53] <jgoo> so, I click on the links, and it resumes session, and then I see the torrent files have been newly placed back into the /tmp folder - so it puzzles me how it can know to resume the session, but not have a way of doing so without a prodding
[08:53] <jxxxt> mlk3, when I do that all I get is the version and location
[08:53] <renyi> so maybe your apt sources had a problem
[08:53] <gcc> jgoo: its a torrent, it can track chunking. thats how torrent works
[08:53] <brendonh> renyi - how would I check sources?
[08:54] <renyi> sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[08:54] <renyi> then you can run "apt-get update"
[08:55] <renyi> that's ok if no problem reported
[08:55] <jgoo> gcc: yes, but it would have to keep a record of where locally it was saving a file, and which torrent that file was... and if it knows all this, why can't it tell me (that is my reasoning). Of course it must know it - but I found it hard to imagine it could know and not tell me *sulk*
[08:56] <brendonh> renyi - I get a sources list.  I can then update the list.  When I select apps to install, they do not download
[08:56] <jxxxt> mlk3, Did you check with #winehg to see if they could help??
[08:56] <gcc> jgoo: to know and not to ponder, to see and not to wonder...
[08:56] <jxxxt> winehq
[08:57] <chazco> Hi... how can I force Nautilus to re-read all the mime-info?
[08:57] <chazco> killall nautilus does it, but doesnt seem like the best way
[08:58] <brendonh> renyi - I also cannot close the add/remove window - it just hangs
[08:58] <jgoo> chazco: would this be related to changing the application that handles certain file types? like 7zip handling rar files?
[08:58] <cwe_sby> #surabaya
[08:59] <chazco> It would be related to that sort of thing yes (.tmd and .pmd formats)
[08:59] <DragonSpirit> does the ubuntu monthly calendar still work, I was trying to add it to my desktop backgrounds by installing the package, I did what it said on the docs online and looked in desktop backgrounds and didn't see the option in there
[08:59] <chazco> I've made a script and a .deb which can changed them, but to make them take effect I have to restart Nautilus
[08:59] <jgoo> ah ok. I want to have 7zip show up on context menu... installed and it didn't, nor did it show up in application list... :-/
[08:59] <gcc> i need to hang out here more often. i was starting to think i knew how to do most things in ubuntu.
[08:59] <tyler2435> lol.
[09:00] <chazco> Assosiations in Ubuntu are tricky :)
[09:00] <renyi> if hangs so you sources may too slowly to download ,change another
[09:01] <sam_> roshank: are you still there?
[09:01] <brendonh> renyi - I am monitoring my internet connection - there is absolutely no traffic from the ubuntu box
[09:01] <sam_> roshank: im burning the live cd for gparted nw
[09:01] <brendonh> renyi - how would I change the source
[09:02] <renyi> I  sending to you
[09:02] <pianissimon> Hi.
[09:02] <Odo> Anyone can suggest me a great pinball game?
[09:02] <jgoo> that one team17 made, it was awesome
[09:02] <jgoo> @Odo
[09:03] <Odo> jgoo, thx m8
[09:03] <Alchera> i have an irritation .... all to do with dvd's (dl & rw's) when trying to access (text) files as an example playing movies isn't a drama >>> attempt to access beyond end of device. files have a zero byte size when copied to hdd
[09:03] <cyberman5> hi which file does start my login manager?
[09:03] <cyberman5> after booting?
[09:03] <jgoo> Odo: pinball fantasies? not sure it is on linux, but an amiga emulator would help, I recommend it
[09:03] <renyi> you  can use gedit /etc/apt/sources.lst edit the file like this
[09:03] <youknowwho> hi, i have a problem regarding kde 4
[09:04] <youknowwho> is this the right palce to ask questions'
[09:04] <cyberman5> which file does start my login manager after the booting process?
[09:04] <youknowwho> ?
[09:04] <cyberman5> so where can i change it a.s.o
[09:04] <wols> cyberman5: s99gdm
[09:04] <jxxxt> youknowwho5, #kubuntu would be the place
[09:05] <wols> S99gdm
[09:05] <youknowwho> thanks
[09:05] <jxxxt> np
[09:06] <renyi> you can access there for answer
 S99gdm
[09:06] <renyi> * pianissimon<EMAIL_ADDRESS>离开了 #ubuntu
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[09:06] <renyi> * nitro__ 已结束 (Client Quit)
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[09:06] <renyi> * illovae (n=illovae@unaffiliated/illovae) 加入了 #ubuntu
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[09:06] <renyi> * jepes<EMAIL_ADDRESS>加入了 #ubuntu
[09:07] <jepes> ?
[09:07] <renyi> http://oshelpdesk.org/?page_id=22
[09:07] <RoshanK> sam_
[09:07] <RoshanK> sam_ im sorry i was away im back now
[09:07] <RoshanK> sam_ do you need any help with gparted live cd?
[09:08] <brendonh> renyi - synaptic works - files are listed and downloaded, but Add/Remove does not
[09:09] <jxxxt> Roshank, He started burning seven minutes ago
[09:10] <jgoo> 加入了 == joins? heh. awesome, fun and learning on #ubuntu
[09:10] <renyi> sorry,never seen this
[09:11] <hahahah> sorry had to reconnect
[09:11] <renyi> and i think that's impossible because synaptic works
[09:12] <renyi> so your software database is good
[09:15] <brendonh> renyi - looking @ the forums - seems to happen when you run the add/remove without a working internet connection - it comments out the sources
[09:17] <renyi> ^_^
[09:18] <Dead_Beef> 1080 members and no ones talking?
[09:18] <Dead_Beef> wow
[09:18] <Dead_Beef> weird
[09:19] <otnasusneca> yeah, i feel the same
[09:19] <dn4> what type of plugin do I need to see what is at the bottom of this website http://www.leachintl2.com/english/english2/vol6/properties/how7.htm
[09:20] <RoshanK> BHSPitMonkey are you still here?
[09:20] <MidnightCommando> hi, i just loaded 7.10. it did not offer to install a bootloader, like other distributions i am accustomed to.
[09:20] <wathek> I've some problem with my Ubuntu 7.10 I've installed it on a Sata Disk and sometimes it freezes ! and I've to press the reset button
[09:21] <gator__> hola
[09:21] <MidnightCommando> how should I go about preparing a grub or lilo bootloader so that the windows partition is usable?
[09:21] <Alchera> dn4: that's an autodesk format
[09:21] <dn4> Alchera, how do I get it?
[09:21] <dn4> Alchera, I kinda reallyyyyy want to see those displays
[09:21] <kaper> wathek, i have the same problem like u but i know my vga card have problem
[09:21] <naxa> i recently updated ubuntu and my vista disappeared from the grub menu! how can i get it back?
[09:21] <Alchera> http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?siteID=123112&id=2404513
[09:22] <BernardB> How can I set up a static IP?
[09:22] <kaper> BernardB, $man interfaces
[09:22] <BernardB> kaper, ?
[09:23] <Pie-rate> does the logitech g15 work well in ubuntu? i'm thinking about getting one. some preliminary research shows that you can write scripts for the LCD, but i've found nothing on the 18 programmable keys
[09:23] <naxa> how can i make grub detect other operating systems?
[09:25] <RoshanK> Alchera can you help me with this http://pastebin.com/m7cbb8ebf   all i need to know is how i would edit that in the makefile
[09:25] <naxa> ah... it's christmas and night so noone helps here :)
[09:25] <kaper> naxa, i don't know but u can edit grub.conf manually it's not hard to understand. I'm new to linux also
[09:25] <RoshanK> kaper could you help me if you know ?
[09:26] <RoshanK> http://pastebin.com/m7cbb8ebf   all i need to know is how i would edit that in the makefile
[09:26] <wathek> kaper, huh ?! I've a PCI Express VGA card
[09:26] <xeper> Does anyone know of a workaround for getting adobe flash to work in firefox on an amd64 box?
[09:26] <jgoo> OK, this is an interesting issue: installed feisty on a machine with ati 9200, on default install, everything worked, included 3d desktops. then installed gutsy (clean, use all of disk) the display was burned looking, but a ctrl-alt-f1 and back fixed that, a few tweaks later, and it boots now, in 1400x900 but only using the middle of the screen, like it isn't wide screen, the pixel ratio is off or something.
[09:26] <kaper> wathek, no idea.
[09:26] <RoshanK> oh jgoo that does seem interesting
[09:27] <jgoo> Using 'change desktop resolution' doesn't help, but under administration, screens, if I just change the hz from 60 to 75, or back (75 to 60) it resets the display and goes widescreen...
[09:27] <wathek> kaper, it makes me mad I don't wanna run Win XP
[09:27] <wathek> :(
[09:27] <naxa> kaper: thanks
[09:27] <jgoo> RoshanK: ok, for a given value of 'interesting' :p
[09:27] <RoshanK> jgoo btw would you be able to help me with this? http://pastebin.com/m7cbb8ebf   all i need to know is how i would edit that in the makefile
[09:27] <wathek> kaper, and did you get some problem while trying to install it ?
 BernardB, $man interfaces
[09:27] <BernardB> What do you mean?
[09:27] <RoshanK> its tiny :)
[09:27] <xeper> Nobody?
[09:28] <jgoo> RoshanK: you want to know how you would edit the file?
[09:28] <jgoo> or how you would edit the file *from* a makefile?
[09:28] <RoshanK> jgoo: yeah just that one line where it tells me to change that line or something
[09:28] <kaper> wathek, yes but i booted to safe graphic mode then install no problem
[09:28] <jgoo> is the a file called 'Makefile'
[09:28] <kaper> BernardB, u use gnome?
[09:28] <jgoo> *there
[09:28] <naxa> xeper: for me it's working out of the box...
[09:29] <wathek> kaper, same for me too
[09:29] <BernardB> kaper, I do
[09:29] <naxa> xeper: sorry
[09:29] <BernardB> Ubuntu Gutsy
[09:29] <xeper> naxa: Are you on an amd64?
[09:29] <RoshanK> i dont know i cant even find the folder but im assuming that its downloaded
[09:29] <RoshanK> the thing is
[09:29] <kaper> BernardB, System >> administration>> network
[09:29] <RoshanK> im in the directory through terminal but cant go to it in gnome
[09:29] <RoshanK> its probably in some deep directory
[09:29] <RoshanK> i tried searching the system for it but nothing turns up
[09:30] <naxa> xeper: well, i am but i installed ubuntu in a normal 32 bit mode
[09:30] <Alchera> RoshanK: i'd imagine you'd simply search for the line INSTALL_MOD_DIR
[09:30] <menllyos> whats the difference between xchat irc and xchat gnome irc ? is it only the looks of the program ?
[09:30] <BernardB> kaper, what connection settings, do I have to use, when I want a static ip?
[09:31] <xeper> naxa: Ahhh okay, that could be the difference then.  I just got up and running with Ubuntu, and I used the 64-bit install.
[09:31] <wols> BernardB: man interfaces
[09:31] <RoshanK> but i dont know how to. you see in terminal im in that directory but i cant see it anywhere in nautilus since its not under Desktop or anything
[09:31] <Alchera> menllyos: xchat-gnome is a gnome irc client
[09:31] <naxa> xeper: oh i see... i would be happy to try but i didn't have the time
[09:31] <kaper> BernardB, select >>wired connection>> property
[09:31] <Alchera> xchat is windows/kde/gnome
[09:31] <wols> RoshanK: in terminal "pwd"
[09:32] <RoshanK> ?
[09:32] <wols> that tells you where you are and then you can nautilus to go there
[09:32] <RoshanK> ok thank you wols
[09:32] <wols> *can use
[09:32] <BernardB> wols, what does man interfaces, pretty new on this
[09:32] <wols> it does show you documentation
[09:32] <MidnightCommando> menllyos: xchat-gnome is a simplified version
[09:32] <MidnightCommando> not suitable for power users
[09:33] <BernardB> and kaper, I've navigated to where you described
[09:33] <menllyos> ok i kinda thought that since the regular xchat has much more options ...
[09:34] <RoshanK> jgoo and wols thank you im building the driver for my cam now
[09:34] <jgoo> nice, what cam is it? logitech webcam type? or some nice wxvga wifi night vision robocam?
[09:34] <MidnightCommando> menllyos: xchat-gnome follows the gnome philosophy of "don't confuse the idiots with too many functions"
[09:35] <MidnightCommando> xchat follows the philosophy of "be sane and carry a large stick"
[09:35] <RoshanK> jgoo the cam actually came with my laptop (an asus g2s)
[09:35] <menllyos> hehe
[09:35] <RoshanK> jgoo:its sort of integrated
[09:35] <MidnightCommando> menllyos: i'll talk to you later at some time probably, but not here
[09:35] <MidnightCommando> i may invite you to my chan at some point, but iĺl be peanuthorst - fair warning
[09:36] <menllyos> ?
[09:36] <RoshanK> jgoo if you're interested this is it http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220185
[09:36] <jgoo> I see. I am looking for a low low cost wifi, small camera that can be mains powered - slightly different :)
[09:36] <Pie-rate> RoshanK: giev me g2s imo
[09:41] <Andycasss> how to search for a file in a specific location?
[09:41] <gucci> hi
[09:41] <wathek> find /location -name file
[09:42] <gucci> i cant change wallpaper why?
[09:42] <Andycasss> wathek: thanks
[09:42] <gucci> it locked a wallpaper
[09:42] <james296> is it possible to allow menus to show over flash ads on websites in Firefox?
[09:42] <wathek> Andycasss, you're welcom
[09:42] <wathek> ;)
[09:42] <gucci> help
[09:43] <boxemall> hi there i just updated from gutsy to hardy and after restart i found mysel in console. no gdm no x
[09:43] <xeper> It's pretty unbelievable that this distribution is so damn easy to use.
[09:43] <boxemall> what can i do to activate x again. i already tried sudo su restartx but did not work
[09:43] <gucci> any help????
[09:44] <iNeo> gucci: what help do you want
[09:45] <gucci> i cant change wallpaper
[09:45] <gucci> it locked one
[09:45] <xeper> gucci: What happens when you try?
[09:45] <lorbrito> how can i recovery a password from a rar archive?
[09:45] <gucci> nothing
[09:45] <iNeo> so richt mouse change wallpaper doesn't work?
[09:46] <kane77> boxemall, this channel is for gutsy, hardy is not supported yet (and won't be until april).. you might get help in #ubuntu+1
[09:46] <boxemall> thnx
[09:46] <gucci> it mite be concerning compiz
[09:46] <gucci> ?
[09:47] <kane77> lorbrito, I guess recovering password isn't possible, the only way is to brute force try all the possible passwods, but this can take long time...
[09:47] <lorbrito> ok,, i think i lose that archive
[09:47] <xeper> lorbrito: Do you have a windows box?
[09:47] <lorbrito> but thanks
[09:47] <lorbrito> yes
[09:47] <gucci> ineo
[09:47] <xeper> Try ELCOMSOFT's software suite.
[09:48] <xeper> It'll crack it for you.
[09:48] <gucci> xeper
[09:48] <tarelerulz> Do any of you rip your own dvd? to say a  xvid . ogg and so ? If so can you tag the movies like you do mp3s?
[09:48] <xeper> gucci: Yes?
[09:49] <xeper> wtf... wine won't work in 64-bit either?
[09:50] <Andycasss> how to run a sh file in  a terminal?
[09:50] <ke-> tarelerulz, you mean: do any of you rip in the scene?   I ripped one of my own movies I  bout and I was wondering if I could add meta tags to  it .
[09:52] <ompaul> !sudo | newbiee
[09:52] <ubotu> newbiee: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[09:53] <ompaul> newbiee, don't try to install stuff off the internet until you are sure that it is not in the repos and then only install from source
[09:53] <lorbrito> when i try to install alien
[09:53] <lorbrito> its ask me for the cd
[09:53] <lorbrito> but i have it no anymore
[09:53] <lorbrito> i have to burn it again o what else can i do?
[09:55] <ompaul> lorbrito, first alien is not a clever way to do stuff, and second to remove the need for the cd do this: sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list : in there put a # in front of the line that says CD (at the start of the list) then using the menu save quit and then do this :   sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get upgrade : then you may get on with your life the system comes with 20k programs so alien should never be needed
[09:55] <RoshanK> !logs
[09:55] <ubotu> Channel logs can be found at http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/ - Logs for LoCo channels are at http://logs.ubuntu-eu.org/freenode/ - See also « /msg ubotu ircstats »
[09:56] <ompaul> lorbrito, what program are you trying to install that you think you need alien#
[09:56] <fyrestrtr> newbiee: use sudo
[09:57] <lorbrito> the jdk-6-0.rpm
[09:57] <ompaul> fyrestrtr, way behind there ;-) are you lagged? /me runs
[09:57]  * fyrestrtr blinks
[09:57] <ompaul> lorbrito, na do it the ubuntu way
[09:57]  * fyrestrtr needs coffee
[09:57] <ompaul> fyrestrtr, make me one too  ;-)
[09:58] <fyrestrtr> lorbrito: sudo apt-get install sun-java5-jdk
[09:58] <fyrestrtr> cream?
[09:58] <ompaul> lorbrito, do what I told you to do, then click on system - administration - synaptic and then search for whatever you want
[09:58] <ompaul> fyrestrtr, apt was demanding a CD please get that coffee ;-)
[09:58] <lorbrito> ok,,
[09:59] <fyrestrtr> geez, maybe I should quit while I'm ahead.
[09:59] <ompaul> hahaa
[09:59] <ompaul> good day yesterday?
[09:59] <fyrestrtr> working.
[09:59] <ompaul> ooch
[09:59] <fyrestrtr> aye
[10:00] <fyrestrtr> freebsd is not as much fun as it the mascot might make you think.
[10:00] <ompaul> fyrestrtr, it could be worse it could have been *
[10:00]  * ompaul goes to get human refueling
[10:00]  * fyrestrtr calls the office boy again -- where is my damn coffee!
[10:00] <xeper> Anyone have experience with Wine?
[10:01] <fyrestrtr> chardonnay is nice.
[10:01]  * dn4 hooks fyrestrtr with the Christmas Blend from Starbucks
[10:01] <dn4> njoy
[10:01] <fyrestrtr> that's not as festive as you might think -- I tried it. Went back to American
[10:02] <dn4> Does anyone here now how to build Bifilar coils?
[10:02] <fyrestrtr> I once tried this strange coffee from Yemen. Wow. It could wake the dead.
[10:03] <dn4> fyrestrtr, how about an ARMY OF DARKNESS?
[10:03] <fyrestrtr> a double shot of it could.
[10:04] <dn4> word that beats having to aquire the necronomacon
[10:06] <lorbrito> these is stupid,, but i converto flv archives to mp4 whit ffmepg ,,but a friend is using a program in windows that make it fast,, its convert 700 mg in 4 minutes,i laet 7 minutes to convert a file in linux
[10:06] <lorbrito> must be a way to convert faster than program window does
[10:11] <ramvi> [GUTSY] Is there a way to avoid being asked for keyring password every time I log in, return from sleep etc...?
[10:11] <kane77> my video stopped working, none of the video players play the file, it just shows purple noise.. (and it played the file fine a minute ago) this sometimes happens and I cannot find out how do I repair it (apart from restarting)
[10:11] <nandan> hi
[10:12] <chazco> hi.. anyone here ever manually created a .deb? I've made a few but want to make sure i've put the correct stuff in the control file...
[10:13] <ompaul> !checkinstall | chazco
[10:13] <ubotu> chazco: checkinstall is a wrapper to "make install", useful for installing programs you compiled. It will create a .deb package, which will be listed in the APT database and can be uninstalled like other packages. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CheckInstall - Read the warnings at the top and bottom of that web page, and DO NOT interrupt CheckInstall while it's running!
[10:13] <Pie-rate> ramvi: you should have a password for security
[10:13] <chazco> ompaul - checkinstall is only useful when you have source code / a makefile
[10:14] <rodgrech> hey guys.... has anyone managed to get ubuntu to run correctly on a toshiba M100
[10:14] <ompaul> chazco, I am of no use to you then - sorry about that
[10:14] <chazco> No problem, thanks anyway :)
[10:14] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: what problem are you having?
[10:14] <rodgrech> IndyGunFreak: well im using the live cd atm to test it, but it seems not to detect the audio device
[10:15] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: open a terminal and type "lspci" then enter, and see how it identifies your sound device.
[10:15] <rodgrech> ok stand by
[10:15] <ramvi> Pie-rate: I dont want the password for security
[10:16] <neville> Is it possible to start a seperate X session, without KDE running, and have a command like, say, wine /path/to/program/progname.exe tacked onto the end?
[10:16] <jimmio> could anyone here help me with an issue I've been having with JACK?
[10:17] <rodgrech> IndyGunFreak: 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801G (ICH7 Family) High Definition Audio Controller (rev 02)
[10:17] <rodgrech> thats what comes up
[10:17] <ramvi> [GUTSY] Is there a way to avoid being asked for keyring password every time I log in, return from sleep etc...? I dont want the password for security.
[10:17] <IndyGunFreak> !intelhda | rodgrech , yeah, thats why
[10:17] <ubotu> rodgrech , yeah, thats why: For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[10:18] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: i've had moderate success getting intelhda to work w/ the instructions at that link, but unfortunately, you can't run them till your installed.
[10:18] <rodgrech> if i get it working under the live cd, and then hit install. will the modifications transfer across
[10:18] <rodgrech> or would that make sence
[10:18] <jimmio> no, rodgrech
[10:18] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: ther's to much to do there to do on the live CD, not to mention it requires a couple restarts
[10:19] <naxa> my hp laptop has a built in webcam. how can i check the type of it and make it work?
[10:19] <rodgrech> gah ok... well in that case, ill take the plunge then come back in here and reget that link
[10:19] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: that what i would do, are you going to dual boot?
[10:20] <jimmio> anyone here doing multitrack recording? What do you suggest? Audacity is the only program I've really used for it, but it's being a pain...
[10:20] <rodgrech> im thinking about it, but im gonna have issues with the laptops vista install. since toshiba have an instal image
[10:20] <rodgrech> fucking
[10:21] <rodgrech> instead of a vista cd
[10:21] <rodgrech> buuut, i do have a toshiba OEM install cd from when my ex worked for toshiba
[10:21] <rodgrech> hopefully i can just dump my key into it
[10:22] <jgoo> lorbrito: what is the windows program?
[10:22] <rodgrech> sorry hit the wrong button lol
[10:22] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: well, god luck w/ it.
[10:22] <rodgrech> thanks
[10:22] <ompaul> !language | rodgrech
[10:22] <ubotu> rodgrech: Please watch your language and topic to help keep this channel family friendly.
[10:22] <rodgrech> sorry guys
[10:23] <rodgrech> oh, i love the way that the OS picked up that there has been a recall for my toshiba battery
[10:23] <fyrestrtr> why is this: find . -type f -exec chmod 644 {}; saying 'missing argument to -exec'
[10:24]  * ompaul hands ` to fyrestrtr
[10:24]  * fyrestrtr looks a `
[10:24] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[10:26] <lorbrito> jgoo: its call cucusoft
[10:26] <fyrestrtr> where tha hell do I use it.
[10:27] <rodgrech> hey when im making my partitian table (Sp) 20gb should be enough right?
[10:27] <rodgrech> for /
[10:27] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: yes. i would think so...
[10:27] <Amerio> rodgrech yeah enough
[10:28] <rodgrech> and a 2gb swap?
[10:28] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: how much ram do you have?
[10:28] <neville> Is it possible to start a seperate X session, without KDE running, and have a command like, say, wine /path/to/program/progname.exe tacked onto the end?
[10:28] <rodgrech> 1gb IndyGunFreak
[10:28] <Amerio> rodgrech 2gb swap is enough , but for me I have 5 GB
[10:28] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: rule of thumb for swap, 1.5-2x your ram
[10:28]  * IndyGunFreak has a 4gig swap
[10:29] <rodgrech> lol 2gb it is then
[10:29] <lorbrito> Amerio : but 5 GB make work hard to the hd
[10:29] <radien> mm... not wanting to sound dumb but is there a way to update ubuntu breezy through repositorys if so what one
[10:29] <IndyGunFreak> rodgrech: yeah, thats just a rule of thumb, i usually let the installer setup my partitions, and it usually sets me at 4gig swap, and 240gig /
[10:29] <JayC> Can someone help me, my 320GB Hard drive is only showing up as 128GB in Gparted/qtparted it is unfromatted btw
[10:29] <Amerio> lorbrito: actually i was going 2 make it 3 but by wrong its been made 5
[10:30] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: so the drive has no data?
[10:30] <lorbrito> Amerio: how do you have in ram?
[10:31] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: It is unformatted no data new drive
[10:31] <IndyGunFreak> hmm, thats wierd.
[10:31] <Amerio> lobrito: 1 GB and  512
[10:31] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Shows as 300ish GB in windows due to the "formatted capacity BS"
[10:31] <iNeo> JayC: Maybe a Bios problem
[10:31] <IndyGunFreak> thats almost what it sounds like, how old is this pc?
[10:32] <iNeo> JayC: Could be your motherboard doesn't understand large drives
[10:32] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Its brand new, laptop
[10:32] <Amerio> Jayc: u need to format it 1st then see if u get the problem again
[10:32] <IndyGunFreak> hmm, well that may not be it.
[10:32] <iNeo> JayC: fdisk -l <device>
[10:32] <Amerio> Jayc: new HDDs should be formatted before usage
[10:32] <JayC> Amerio: Uhm thats what im TRYING to do...
[10:33] <IndyGunFreak> Amerio: this is true, but showing the drive is less than half its actual size, is a bit absurd.
[10:33] <luodartes> hello
[10:33] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: so whats the prob?
[10:33] <iNeo> luodartes: hi
[10:33] <Stupid^Kid> hello, i need to edit many html files, can any one advise me a good application
[10:33] <Amerio> IndyGunFreak: I had that problem once , I re-formatted it and its gone but maybe he has a problem I dunno
[10:33] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: It doesnt show the drive as being 320gb
[10:33] <luodartes> it brazil
[10:33] <IndyGunFreak> JayC:  i know.
[10:33] <luodartes> salvador //bahia
[10:33] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: WARNING: GPT (GUID Partition Table) detected on '/dev/sdb'! The util fdisk doesn't support GPT. Use GNU Parted.
[10:33] <iNeo> Stupid^Kid: vi
[10:34] <Amerio> Stupid^Kid: Dreamweaver , But I dunno if its supported on Linux
[10:34] <luodartes> summer
[10:34] <lorbrito> Dreamweaver is jus for micro and apple
[10:34] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: you using gutsy?
[10:34] <JayC> lorbrito: Dreamweaver works via wine
[10:34] <rabby> hi
[10:34] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: 7.10
[10:35] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: I think thats feisty
[10:35] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: no, thats gutsy
[10:35] <Amerio> JayC : the old version works via wine but the new one doesnt work with wine
[10:35] <Stupid^Kid> thank you !
[10:35] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: My bad
[10:35] <rabby> yesterday i installed em28xx for my wintv usb stick; but it can not be used correctly because i only get /dev/vdi0 instead of /dev/dvb/...
[10:35] <gvsa123> help please... i think my system clock isn't syncing with the servers
[10:35] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Any way to reset the partition table?
[10:35] <rabby> can You tell me please, how to fix the dev names?
[10:36] <rabby> can You tell me please, how to fix the dev names?
[10:36] <iNeo> gvsa123: look at your firewall settings
[10:36] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: i don't know, i have a lot of probs w gparted and gutsy, so i always use the gparted live CD..., maybe try booting the gparted live CD to completely format the drive.
[10:36] <gvsa123> iNeo: what should i look for? i have firestarter
[10:37] <IndyGunFreak> Gparted Live, PartedMagic Live, either one.
[10:37] <iNeo> gvsa123: time protocol is ntp 123/tcp 123/udp look if it isn't dropped
[10:37] <Amerio> JayC: 1st of all u need 2 format if it doesnt work then come back :)
[10:38] <gvsa123> iNeo: oh the gui crashed when i tried to add service for ntp
[10:38] <Amerio> JayC: but u know that u cant get all ur 320 GB
[10:38] <iNeo> gvsa123: And try ntpdate from the commandline
[10:38] <HardDisk> anyone that gives advices to use dreamweaver on linux should leave now.
[10:39] <iNeo> HardDisk: I agree
[10:39] <gvsa123> iNeo: i should add service for NTP tcp and udp?
[10:39] <IndyGunFreak> Amerio: i don't see why he couldn't, i've got a 500gig external, on a PC 2.5yrs old, and it sees the whole drive.
[10:39] <HardDisk> and they should stop giving advices period.
[10:39] <JayC> Amerio: Hey man i dont claim to know everthing i know i get 298GB on windows from the drive i expect the same via linux 128 is BS
[10:39] <iNeo> gvsa123: Yes, but first try ntpdate <time server>
[10:39] <Amerio> IndyGUnFreak: u have all the 500 GB?
[10:39] <IndyGunFreak> Amerio: yes....
[10:39] <bigmyx> cannot get dual screen working with my intel 965 card - any help ?
[10:39] <Amerio> IndyGunFreak: no way
[10:39] <IndyGunFreak> Amerio: yes
[10:39] <Ayabara> I'm on an ASUS laptop, and sometimes my gutsy just hangs so hard that I have to restart by holding the power button. Last time 10 minutes ago...
[10:40] <IndyGunFreak> far as i know..., hold on i'll double check, but i'm pretty sure i do.
[10:40] <iNeo> gvsa123: You are not running your OS in VMware ?
[10:40] <gvsa123> iNeo: nope... gutsy
[10:41] <iNeo> Ayabara: Try ALT-F1 and login on commandline to look what is going on
[10:41] <iNeo> gvsa123: Ack
[10:41] <HardDisk> bigmyx, http://www.intellinuxgraphics.org/dualhead.html
[10:41] <IndyGunFreak> Amerio: it reads it about 480
[10:41] <gvsa123> iNeo: ntpdate time.nuri.net said permission denied
[10:41] <Amerio> IndyGUnFreak : u see :)
[10:41] <Ayabara> iNeo, when it locks, that doesn't work either. _everything_ is stuck
[10:42] <IndyGunFreak> Amerio: lot better than less than half..lol
[10:42] <iNeo> gvsa123: sudo ntpdate <server>
[10:42] <kazim59> I installed bzflag using apt-get, but I cannot start server. It says Failed (exit = 2)
[10:42] <Andycasss> is there a way to trick eth2 to be eth1
[10:42] <bigmyx> HardDisk: will check it 10x
[10:43] <jhasse> Hi there! Hardy heron doesn't boot anymore. I only see the splashscreen and the scrollbar is moving from left to right until (after a long time) i end up in busybox and it tells my that /dev/disk/by-uuid/blabla couldn't be found. Can someone help me?
[10:43] <gvsa123> iNeo: 24 Dec 02:56:49 ntpdate[7438]: the NTP socket is in use, exiting
[10:43] <IndyGunFreak> !hardy | jhasse
[10:43] <ubotu> jhasse: Hardy Heron is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (8.04-LTS), due April 2008 - For more info, see: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardyHeron - Discussion and support in #ubuntu+1, NOT #ubuntu
[10:43] <jhasse> IndyGunFreak: ok
[10:43] <Andycasss> When i try to use wifi, i cant use my webserver from my domain anymore, just local ip. I gave it the same lan ip as my wired connection...
[10:44] <HardDisk> Andrew_1, you can't have the same ip as your router.
[10:44] <iNeo> gvsa123: So there is already a program running, take a look at the processlist
[10:44] <HardDisk> Andycasss,*
[10:44] <Oddd>  anyone here have experience/know where to get help with dvb-usb?
[10:44] <Andycasss> HardDisk: sorry?
[10:44] <gvsa123> iNeo: what should i be looking for?
[10:45] <iNeo> gvsa123: I think there is allready a ntp process running, ps axu | grep nt
[10:46] <gvsa123> iNeo: i got an output i cannot understand... lol... what should i be looking for?
[10:46] <MenZa> !anyone | Oddd
[10:46] <ubotu> Oddd: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[10:47] <Amerio> IndyGUnFreak: yeah , usually manufacturer usee the binary based units for space & operating systems decimal based units , so calculating the binary into decimal u'll get a less number :)
[10:47] <iNeo> gvsa123: look at the last collum and see if there is some ntp process
[10:47] <IndyGunFreak> ya
[10:47] <Oddd> I just asked in #linuxtv
[10:47] <Amerio> IndyGunFreak: whats ur HDD brand?
[10:47] <Oddd> I'm hoping they might help.
[10:47] <Oddd> but if not... here it is.
[10:47] <iNeo> gvsa123: Is there a /etc/init.d/ntp script ?
[10:48] <gvsa123> iNeo: ntp       5259  0.0  0.3   4132   844 ?        Ss   01:39   0:00 /usr/sbin/ntpd
[10:48] <IndyGunFreak> Seagate, its in an enclosure i bought from TD
[10:48] <Oddd> I have a umt-010 usb-dvb device with a mt352 frontend
[10:48] <Oddd> I cannot get it to tune to known working signals
[10:48] <Amerio> IndyGUnFreak: I have W.D MyBook
[10:48] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: I cant even partition it in windows at all everything is greyed out
[10:48] <IndyGunFreak> i like WD drives, its just this one was on sale.
[10:48] <Oddd> I really need some help... any help.... like an application programming guide for the mt352
[10:48] <gvsa123> iNeo: there is a /etc/init.d/ntp
[10:49] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: are you on linux now?
[10:49] <Amerio> IndyGUnFreak: Both Western Digital & Seagate made in the same manufacture
[10:49] <Ric84> hello
[10:49] <iNeo> gvsa123: /etc/init.d/ntp stop and then try the ntpdate again
[10:49] <theborg0815> moin
[10:49] <IndyGunFreak> yep.., but WD is cheaper usually
[10:49] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Got both comps up
[10:49] <hades_> im trying to put stuff in my usr/share directory.. but it wont let me create files.. how do i fix this?
[10:49] <Ric84> i'm trying to use tracker with the deskbar
[10:49] <iNeo> gvsa123: To be sure the connection is working to the ntp servers
[10:49] <Ric84> but nothing gets indexed in tracker
[10:49] <hades_> Like i can do it thru the terminal but i really dont want to type it all in
[10:49] <hades_> i just want to drag and drop
[10:50] <Ric84> do i have to change some config first?
[10:50] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: ok, do you have gparted installed on Linux?.. look in System/Admin for Gparted Partition editor
[10:50] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Yeah i have it
[10:50] <IndyGunFreak> ok, open gparted
[10:50] <Amerio> HardDisk: what was your comment about dreamweaver?
[10:50] <IndyGunFreak> plug the drive into the linux box and turn it on
[10:50] <gvsa123> iNeo: 24 Dec 03:04:19 ntpdate[7536]: no server suitable for synchronization found
[10:50] <hades_> !root
[10:50] <ubotu> Do not try to guess the root password, that is impossible. Instead, realise the truth... there is no root password. Then you will see that it is 'sudo' that grants you access and not the root password. Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo
[10:50] <lubuntu> admin filemanager  sudo mc or gnome-commander thats all ?
[10:51] <Oddd> cool trick.  I'll have to remember that one
[10:51] <iNeo> gvsa123: Try ntpdate ntp0.NL.uu.net, that is working for me
[10:51] <HardDisk> Amerio, scroll up.  and WD and Seagate are NOT made by the same manufacturer.  Seagate purchased Maxtor, but they are still produced in different plants.
[10:51] <benjamin_> hi! i just installed 7.10! but have some problems with it. most important there is no sound. can someone help me please??
[10:51] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Done, What now?
[10:51] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: is gparted showing your usb drive?
[10:51] <gvsa123> iNeo: still the same output...
[10:51] <HardDisk> Amerio, stop spreading misinformation and do some proper research.
[10:51] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: yes
[10:52] <IndyGunFreak> righit click it, and format the drive.
[10:52] <iNeo> gvsa123: Then I think it is a firewall problem
[10:52] <iNeo> gvsa123: Add the ntp ports to your firewall rules
[10:52] <HardDisk> !sound > benjamin_
[10:52] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Right click on "unallocated?"
[10:52] <benjamin_> hi!
[10:53] <gvsa123> iNeo: that's ntp and what else again?
[10:53] <Amerio> HardDisk: take it easy bud , & I know what I'm talking about :)
[10:53] <benjamin_> what infos do you need?
[10:53] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: you probably want to format the whole drive...so i would right click the whole drive at the bottom...
[10:53] <iNeo> gvsa123: ntp is 123/udp and 123/tvp
[10:53] <iNeo> gvsa123: ntp is 123/udp and 123/tcp
[10:53] <hades_> Anyone? how do I move things to a /usr/ directory?
[10:53] <HardDisk> Amerio, apparently you don't.  and keep it in #ubuntu-offtopic
[10:53] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: There is no "whole drive"
[10:53] <iNeo> gvsa123: sudo ntpdate ntp1.NL.uu.net
[10:53] <iNeo> 26 Dec 11:53:36 ntpdate[7142]: adjust time server <IP_ADDRESS> offset -0.167311 sec
[10:53] <bthomson> what do i install for java
[10:53] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Dont think im being literal though...
[10:54] <HardDisk> bthomson, sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras for java and a bunch of extra items you'll need.
[10:54] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: I select the drive from dropdown and all i see is unallocated
[10:54] <bthomson> thanks HardDisk
[10:54] <bthomson> rock on homie
[10:54] <finalblade> Hi, just want to know if it is possible for an ATi X1400 to have direct rendering support on ubuntu yet..
[10:54] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: oh ok.
[10:54] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: then yes, format the entire drive.
[10:55] <hades_> finalblade, go to phoronix.com they have lots of good info
[10:55] <gvsa123> iNeo: i still get the same output... i added only one entry in firestarter... that's allow service for ntp on port 123 for everyone
[10:55] <Amerio> HardDisk: whatever I won't argue with u
[10:55] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: What do i do about the only showing 128gb?
[10:55] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: what file system are you goign to use on the drive?
[10:55] <freepenguin> hello
[10:55] <finalblade> hades_: roger that, checking it out now! thanks
[10:55] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Ext2
[10:55] <iNeo> gvsa123: Be back later
[10:55] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: do you plan to use the drive on Windows and linux?
[10:56] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Yes
[10:56] <gvsa123> iNeo: oh okay.. thanks...
[10:56] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: well, ext2 support is qutie wonky in windows.
[10:56] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Ive been using the windows driver for years i want to stay away from NTFS if possible
[10:57] <HardDisk> IndyGunFreak, not with the driver from www.fs-driver.org ?
[10:57] <IndyGunFreak> HardDisk: i've never had much luck with it.., obviously ymmv
[10:58] <HardDisk> IndyGunFreak, what problems you been having, maybe I can help, cause we use that driver over 40 machines and haven't had issues. If you want help let me know.
[10:58] <hades_> Anyone? im trying to copy some files to /usr directory but i dont have permissions. how do i fix this?
[10:58] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: i don't know, just format the drive, then see what happens, not like you're going to lose data,
[10:58] <HardDisk> hades_, use sudo before the command.
[10:58] <HardDisk> hades_, ie sudo mv
[10:59] <IndyGunFreak> HardDisk: its not something i'm concerned about.. i just use ext3 on my drives... i hv no need for any sort of backup on my windows drive
[10:59] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: i alredy formatted it i dont care about what partition or whatever i just need to have it show my 300gb
[10:59] <hades_> harddisk: I dont want to have to do it thru the terminal. I want to drag and drop it thru gnome
[10:59] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: Thats the problem im having
[10:59] <HardDisk> hades_, then gksudo nautilus  this will open your nautilus file manager with root
[10:59] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: i don't know, i dont have any logical explanation for your problem, if you already formatted it, you should a filesystem there, not showing it unallocated
[10:59] <hades_> oh ok cool
[11:00] <nuxil> !beryl
[11:00] <ubotu> Beryl has been merged with Compiz to form Compiz-Fusion.  New Beryl installs are discouraged. See also !compiz
[11:00] <nuxil> !compiz
[11:00] <ubotu> Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - help in #compiz-fusion
[11:00] <JayC> IndyGunFreak: If i format it, it shows a filesystem....i dont care about anything like that forget the whole formatting crap forget all of that it shows only 128gb availble to format its a 320gb drive
[11:01] <fyrestrtr> JayC: you need to enable large disk support in your bios.
[11:01] <IndyGunFreak> JayC: don't know then, i have no explanation for your problem...
[11:01] <IndyGunFreak> fyrestrtr: it shows 300gig in windows.
[11:01] <hades_> thanks alot harddisk
[11:01] <JayC> fyrestrtr: Has nothing to do with bios it shows 300GB in windows and its a brand new comp
[11:01] <HardDisk> IndyGunFreak, is it an external drive?
[11:01] <IndyGunFreak> yes
[11:01] <JayC> yes
[11:02] <HardDisk> IndyGunFreak, there was news on some external drives that had problems like this
[11:02] <IndyGunFreak> never heard, don't know..
[11:02] <HardDisk> JayC, there is another solution..
[11:02] <di33le> heya, im in a lot of trouble and need some help lol. u reckon someone wiling to help me could pm me?
[11:03] <fyrestrtr> JayC: what release are you running?
[11:03] <HardDisk> JayC, you will require to download hiren's boot cd, and use that to format your drive.
[11:03] <JayC> fyrestrtr: 7.10
[11:03] <HardDisk> I know the issue he's talking about, you can format it using the partition tools on that cd, then mount it normally in ubuntu.
[11:03] <JayC> HardDisk: I dont want to format the drive haha im trying to get it to show 300gb so i can use a tool to format as wanted
[11:04] <HardDisk> JayC, I know.  In order to fix that issue, you'll have to do what I said.
[11:04] <fyrestrtr> JayC: if you fdisk -l what does it show.
[11:04] <HardDisk> JayC, you're other solution is to take the HD out and plug it temporarily as an internal drive.
[11:04] <francis> Hi , I have postfix running on my server [server2.mydomain.com] it is used to host virtual domains . the MX record for mydomain.com points to a third party server as they handle my mails. Though I notice that mails that go to the postmaster go to the third partyies mail server and thus get rejected. How do I force postfix to deliver those mails to the local server ???
[11:04] <JayC> HardDisk: Cant its a laptop
[11:04] <gvsa123> iNeo: i tried to restart... but i still get the same output from  sudo ntpdate ntp1.NL.uu.net 26 Dec 03:17:22 ntpdate[6744]: no server suitable for synchronization found
[11:05] <Sr_Potato> hola alguien me entiende?
[11:05] <di33le> can someone help me fix my laptop. i got it for xmas and being a the dope i am tried to install ubuntu on it and now i cant boot vista at all
[11:05] <HardDisk> JayC, then solution 1 as I mentioned.
[11:05] <HardDisk> !es > Sr_Potato
[11:05] <fyrestrtr> francis: set an alias.
[11:05] <francis> fyrestrtr: i have
[11:05] <HardDisk> di33le, did you follow the guides on the web to dualboot?
[11:05] <fyrestrtr> what did you set it to?
[11:05] <nemik> so latest kernel upgrade broke HDAPS for me. anyone else have problems with this?
[11:06] <fyrestrtr> JayC: fdisk -l
[11:06] <francis> the are aliases to me . But for some reason it tryies to deliver it to the other mx
[11:06] <x3roconf> !dualboot > di33le
[11:06] <francis> postmaster : francis
[11:06] <JayC> fyrestrtr: more than 4 lines do i paste in here or paste in pastebin?
[11:06] <fyrestrtr> pastebin
[11:06] <di33le> nah i kinda just got a bit blind and just installed it not having a clue what im doing to be honest, and now when i get onto the boot screen it just has 3 different ubuntus on it, no vista
[11:07] <Oddd> is anyone able to help me with a dvb-usb device with a umt-010 chipset and a mt352 frontend?
[11:07] <JayC> fyrestrtr: http://pastebin.com/d4c7bede6
[11:07] <x3roconf> maybe u should edit menul.lst
[11:07] <sasuke> windows is the best, linux just the rest :D
[11:07] <x3roconf> in /boot/grub
[11:07] <francis> fyrestrtr: hold on will pastebin the log for ya
[11:07] <HardDisk> di33le, http://apcmag.com/5046/how_to_dual_boot_vista_with_linux_vista_installed_first     use this guide to get your vista back up on your menu.
[11:07] <chazco> Oddd - I'm using a Nova-T DVB USB stick... check for firmware, and manually build the dvb modules if you're having trouble
[11:07] <HardDisk> sasuke, thank you, now grow up.
[11:08] <sasuke> yeah :D. Im in the right channel^^
[11:08] <di33le> thank you hardkisk
[11:08] <di33le> *hardisk
[11:08] <Amerio> HardDisk: If I install Vista on another parition will the boot menu show up? or is there a special config. for that?
[11:09] <fyrestrtr> JayC: is this a new external disk?
[11:09] <HardDisk> Amerio, follow the guide I posted for di33le
[11:09] <Oddd> The firmware has been loaded (shown in /var/log/messages).  I have manually built the modules as the umt-010 causes an oops without a fix.
[11:09] <chazco> Anyone here know much about the control files in .debs?
[11:09] <fyrestrtr> JayC: or was previously used somewhere?
[11:09] <JayC> fyrestrtr: yes
[11:09] <JayC> fyrestrtr: 3.5" converted to external USB 2.0
[11:10] <fyrestrtr> JayC: ah. fdisk will never see the full capacity of this disk. You need to use parted.
[11:10] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[11:11] <Ric84> hello
[11:11] <RicMar> Hello everybody
[11:11] <JayC> fyrestrtr: ive been used QT/Gparted
[11:11] <RicMar> I need some help for solving 2 problems
[11:11] <fyrestrtr> because of the type of partition table that is on it.
[11:11] <Ric84> do i have to setup something to get tracker to index my files?
[11:11] <RicMar> The first one: I have a Palm Zire 22 and gnome pilot doesn't recognize it
[11:12] <JayC> fyrestrtr: How do i remove the table?
[11:12] <RicMar> The second one: I have troubles on shuting down the computer it doesn't poweroff...
[11:12] <RicMar> Someone could help me?
[11:12] <fyrestrtr> JayC: how many partitions do you see on the disk with parted?
[11:12] <ridge-meister> how can i make mp3 files from songs on my cd's?  i want to make use of my ipod
[11:12] <arash> Hi, is there any way I can mount an iso and the OS / wine will think it's a CD, since a program i run with wine detecs that there is no CD in the tray, even if I mounted my iso to the exact mounting point that the cd-tray mounts to
[11:12] <Ric84> ridge: sound juicer?
[11:13] <JayC> fyrestrtr: none there are none..new disk
[11:13] <IndyGunFreak> ridge-meister: i think sound-juicer
[11:13] <gvsa123> any ideas on why my system clock isn't syncing? i have service allowed fro ntp/123 in firestarter
[11:13] <fyrestrtr> JayC: and the capacity?
[11:13] <JayC> fyrestrtr: 128gb but its a 320gb disk
[11:13] <fyrestrtr> JayC: is there data on the disk that you need?
[11:13] <HardDisk> RicMar, you're on gutsy? tracker indexing is on by default.
[11:13] <JayC> fyrestrtr: no
[11:14] <RicMar> HardDisk: yes
[11:14] <ridge-meister> Ric84: and IndyGunFreak i started up "sound juicer cd extractor" and extracted a song, but don't think it made an mp3, when i "transferred" the song (thinking it was an mp3) to my ipod, there was the whole period of waiting on the transfer to complete, then nothing
[11:14] <fyrestrtr> JayC: from a terminal, type parted /dev/sdb check
[11:14] <chazco> I'm trying to create a deb... can anyone advise me on what to put in "version" for the control file... It seems to want a x.x.x-x style one, but the application is just released as 2002, 2006, 2008 and so on (maybe with revision numbers too),,,?
[11:15] <Ric84> how did you transfer the song on the ipod?
[11:15] <IndyGunFreak> ridge-meister: i'm guessing you probably need some sort of mp3 encoder
[11:15] <RicMar> HardDisk: What do you mean with 'tracker indexing is on by default'?
[11:15] <jgoo> wow. how many hours does it take for devede to convert an avi file to a video dvd?
[11:15] <fyrestrtr> !ipod | Ric84
[11:15] <ubotu> Ric84: For information on how to sync and add tracks to your iPod, see the guide at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IPodHowto See !rockbox for information on liberating your iPod
[11:15] <IndyGunFreak> ridge-meister: open sound-juicer, then edit/preferences, what does "Output format" say
[11:16] <RicMar> ubotu: is there any guide to PDA sync?
[11:16] <Ric84> fyrestrtr: i was helping ridge-meister :-)
[11:16] <JayC> fyrestrtr: What partition number?
[11:16] <IndyGunFreak> !pda | RicMar
[11:16] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about pda - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[11:16] <RicMar> !pda
 wow. how many hours does it take for devede to convert an avi file to a video dvd? <--- I forget the exact length but it didn't seem to long for me. One thing, though. :| Somehow all of the source file except for 5 minutes was gone after it was done.
[11:16] <chazco> Syncing a pocketpc isnt easy on Ubuntu, dont try it unless you have lots of time
[11:16] <gvsa123> i need help with system clock syncing please...
[11:16] <HardDisk> RicMar, ubuntuguide.org ubuntugeek.com ubuntuhq.com
[11:16] <Mix_> Hi, anyone successfully compiled mpeg4ip under ubuntu ? Cause I'm getting some SDL errors
[11:17] <Ric84> tracker isn't indexing anything on my gutsy
[11:17] <HardDisk> chazco, he didn't specify the type of PDA.
[11:17] <RicMar> Palm Zire 22
[11:17] <IndyGunFreak> ridge-meister: what is your output format in the preferences of sound-juicer
[11:17] <HardDisk> Palm is fine.
[11:17] <gvsa123> Ric84: install beagle
[11:17] <nemik> is HDAPS working for anyone using a thinkpad?
[11:17] <chazco> Ah, palm isnt as bad i hear
[11:17] <RicMar> HardDisk: so where did I get a HOWTO?
[11:17] <disc0815> nemik: it's working here on my X60s
[11:18] <HardDisk> RicMar, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PalmDeviceSetup
[11:18] <ghostknife> Ubuntu doensn't shutdown my laptop when battery is critically low. It's set to shutdown, doesn't work. Hibernate neither. It just ends up powering off when batter is empty. WHere can I set the "critical" level?
[11:18] <nemik> disc0815: using tp_smapi? last kernel update broke it on my T61
[11:18] <disc0815> disc0815: i had to use the external module from the tp_smapi suite
[11:18] <francis> fyrestrtr: http://pastebin.com/m53467d26
[11:18] <RicMar> thanks
[11:18] <disc0815> disc0815: i don't know about t61, maybe it's too new?
[11:18] <RicMar> and what about the poweroff problem?
[11:18] <disc0815> nemik: i don't know about t61, maybe it's too new?
[11:18] <arash> Hi, is there any way I can mount an iso and the OS / wine will think it's a CD, since a program i run with wine detecs that there is no CD in the tray, even if I mounted my iso to the exact mounting point that the cd-tray mounts to
[11:19] <nemik> disc0815: it worked perfectly just prior to the last kernel update
[11:19] <ghostknife> It notifies me on 15 minutes, then later it just turns off
[11:19] <disc0815> nemik: hmm. i am on feisty here but i compiled my own <IP_ADDRESS> kernel
[11:19] <x3roconf> why there's no official .deb for metasploit framework? lol
[11:19] <nemik> disc0815: ah, i have gutsy
[11:19] <Kalamansi> is there a /etc/mynat in ubuntu? i cannot access it
[11:20] <stefano> is s.o here experienced with freepascal programming?
[11:20] <JayC> fyrestrtr: ill brb
[11:20] <nemik> x3roconf: it changes a lot? the ubuntu repo managers don't like updating things very often i noticed
[11:20] <IndyGunFreak> Kalamansi: you cant access it, or you can't see it.
[11:20] <x3roconf> hmm ok
[11:21] <arash> stefano, yes, quite
[11:21] <nemik> x3roconf: not an excuse, i know. i wish it was there myself
[11:21] <RicMar> My system doesn't poweroff when I shutsown. The screen becomes black, but the disk light and the activity light hold on, how to olve it?
[11:21] <nuxil> !mp3
[11:21] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[11:21] <disc0815> nemik: i remember reading something about the thinkpad_acpi module interfering with the hdaps module
[11:22] <stefano> arash, i've got a really basic funktion for printing file content, however it doesnt work. here's the funktion: http://nopaste.info/18b0c8d60c.html  and i call it like that: cat('/home/stefano/text');
[11:22] <nemik> disc0815: i'll look into that then. though i can modprobe the modules just fine
[11:22] <stefano> arash, it just doesnt print anything
[11:23] <arash> stefano: joint #blablabla , this discussion odesn't belong here :)
[11:23] <disc0815> nemik: i think modprobing them is not the problem, but some i/o addresses of the embedded controller used for reading battery status by thinkpad_acpi block the access for hdaps (IIRC)
[11:23] <HardDisk> stefano, try ##programming
[11:24] <Ldizzle> hello everyone
[11:24] <disc0815> nemik: there was an article on www.thinkwiki.org about this issue
[11:24] <jgoo> T1m0thy: all source files? or all working files were deleted?
[11:24] <nemik> disc0815: just recently (last month) or longer ago?
[11:25] <disc0815> nemik: recently
[11:25] <T1m0thy> jgoo: Like, the original .avi was just basically gone.
[11:25] <T1m0thy> Dunno why.
[11:25] <larson9999> riddle me this: if disabling the trackpad in gnome makes it on lifehackers top 10 tweak list, why aren't there more laptops with tracksticks(a must have for me)
[11:25] <HardDisk> !ot > larson9999
[11:25] <francis> fyrestrtr: any idea as to why postfix is trying to sent it to my default MX ?
[11:25] <Ldizzle> anybody know how to get a sony handycam trv-250 stream via usb for webcam?
[11:26] <Ldizzle> anybody have an idea?
[11:26] <nemik> disc0815: thanks. i'll look for it then. if you have it somewhere and can post it though please do.
[11:27] <HardDisk> Ldizzle, Sony DV handycams will not stream video via USB (in linux) as far as I know.
[11:27] <Ldizzle> why couldn't they ?
[11:27] <HardDisk> ask sony.
[11:27] <BuFF> what is a wacom tablet thing ?
[11:27] <Ldizzle> lol
[11:27] <Ldizzle> wacom tablet is a pc drawing pad
[11:27] <jgoo> T1m0thy: it has an option to delete the working files... hrm, I will copy-paste the file somewhere now... but... this is taking HOURS... perhaps I selected an option? I am just making 1 avi, to a DVD, split into chapters on 10 minute intervals...
[11:28] <t94xr> HardDisk, Sony also produce Windows software for their products, why make linux work when you could buy their applications for windows ?
[11:28] <Ldizzle> used by software such as Adobe Photoshop
[11:28] <francis> postfix is trying to sent local alias mails to mail.mydomain.com when i want it to sent it to  this server.mydomain.com . Any idea as to how I can get postfix to do this ????
[11:28] <larson9999> it's something that we seem to get in our xorg.conf whether we like it or not
[11:28] <BuFF> ok
[11:28] <BuFF> i see
[11:28] <T1m0thy> BuFF: It's a device that you can draw on and it connects to your computer.. so like you could draw a picture in The GIMP using your actual drawing..
[11:28] <HardDisk> t94xr, precisely, BUT Ldizzle you can try to use google to help you search how you may connect your handycam to VLC and stream with it.
[11:28] <T1m0thy> jgoo: Hmm, I'll look into that next time I try it.
[11:29] <Ldizzle> vlc would stream it as webcam?
[11:29] <HardDisk> Ldizzle, search for it.
[11:29] <T1m0thy> jgoo: And yeah, maybe you did select something.. :/ I dunno though.. I thought I chose the best quality.
[11:30] <inSanity_808> hi ppl anyone familiair with creating xen guest images on ubuntu?
[11:31] <inSanity_808> I mean guest images of other linux distros
[11:31] <inSanity_808> so without xen-tools
[11:31] <rodgrech> hey hey guys
[11:33] <rodgrech> can somone link me again to how to get HDA soundcards working
[11:34] <DjViper> rodgrech: http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=33613421
[11:34] <rodgrech> thanks DjViper
[11:35] <Ric84> gvsa123: beagle isn't working too :-(
[11:35] <Ric84> it has indexed my files
[11:36] <Ric84> but it doesn't seem to index liferea
[11:36] <TheSlider> Hi everyone
[11:36] <rodgrech> somone in here linked it for me about 20 minutes ago
[11:36] <rodgrech> cant find it again
[11:37] <arash> Hi, is there any way I can mount an iso and the OS / wine will think it's a CD, since a program i run with wine detecs that there is no CD in the tray, even if I mounted my iso to the exact mounting point that the cd-tray mounts to
[11:39] <neko> hi people
[11:39] <x3roconf> hi
[11:39] <neko> do someone have ever have success with accessibility issue
[11:41] <neko> i need to install a common accessibility for some dev work
[11:41] <neko> i have put the orca thing and have no idea how to proceed then
[11:42] <neko> okey i have succeed
[11:42] <disc0815> nemik: i remembered wrong, the stock hdaps driver conflicts with the smapi driver: http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Tp_smapi  (look for "status readout conflicts")
[11:45] <JayC> fyrestrtr: was i talked to you before?
[11:54] <Ric84> even better... tracker DOES index my files but won't find them form queries
[11:54] <Ric84> if i do "tracker-files -s Music"
[11:54] <Ric84> i can see my music files
[11:55] <Ric84> but then if i "tracker-search sabbath"
[11:55] <Ric84> i can't find any sabbath album
[11:55] <Ric84> why?
[11:56] <rabby> yesterday i installed em28xx for my wintv usb stick; but it can not be used correctly because i only get /dev/vdi0 instead of /dev/dvb/...
[11:56] <rabby> any ideas how to use that device for analogue tv?
[11:57] <jan-bart> c
[11:59] <bazhang> !hdaintel
[11:59] <ubotu> For fixing your Intel HDA sound this page has useful information https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HdaIntelSoundHowto
[12:00] <bazhang> rodgrech see above
[12:09] <ghostknife> Where do I configure battery options? like what ubuntu defines as crittically low?
[12:12] <bazhang> ghostknife: cpu scaling might do the trick--http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=597998
[12:14] <swilson> Can anyone point me to a HOWTO install/rebuild rhythmbox please? I trying to get a new iPod nano working, have installed libgpod6 successfully (I think), but now rhythmbox is complaining about the library
[12:14] <ikonia> swilson: the nano should work with the version in the ubuntu repos
[12:15] <ridge-meister> music player is BUGGY!  is there anything better than for transferring to/deleting from ipods?
[12:15] <bazhang> nano are not supported in linux currently the new ones that is swilson
[12:15] <ikonia> ridge-meister: gtk pod
[12:15] <thor> I have been working on a new nano also..and not having a lot of luck
[12:15] <bazhang> amarok ridge-meister
[12:15] <ridge-meister> ikonia: that's only for apple ipods
[12:15] <swilson> I -think- that libgpod supports the new nano?
[12:15] <ikonia> ridge-meister: you asked for delete from ipods
[12:15] <swilson> libgpod6
[12:16] <ikonia> < ridge-meister> music player is BUGGY!  is there anything better than for transferring to/deleting from ipods?
[12:16] <bazhang> swilson: there is currently a work around that you must renew every time you add music--best to wait for a more permanent fix
[12:16] <ikonia> bazhang: is this down to the new encyption
[12:16] <swilson> bazhang: whats the workaround?
[12:17] <bazhang> ikonia: yes it is--locking people out of itunes
[12:17] <ikonia> bazhang: there was a discussion debate on the support of these devices and I just realised you are talking about a mini, not a nano, so my apologies
[12:17] <ridge-meister> bazhang: i don't know what to put in the fields for mound and eject commands
[12:17] <bazhang> swilson: do you understand--every single time you want to add new music you need to do the compile
[12:17] <ikonia> ridge-meister: gtkpod is solid.
[12:17] <ridge-meister> ikonia: that's for apple ipods, right? :)
[12:18] <bazhang> ikonia: no its the new nano-- the mini works fine
[12:18] <ikonia> ridge-meister: yes, only apple makes ipods
[12:18] <swilson> bazhang: oh, ok. not really workable then :(
[12:18] <ikonia> bazhang: ahh thats it. Thank you.
[12:18] <bazhang> ikonia: no worries :}
[12:18] <ikonia> ridge-meister: I'm not aware of any non-apple ipods
[12:18] <bazhang> ridge-meister: using what program
[12:19] <ridge-meister> ikonia: then what is this Samsung YP-K3J?  maybe it's just an "mp3 player"? :)
[12:19] <yue123161> 你们谁是中国的阿
[12:19] <th_> anyone with X1600 ati or similiar (on 64bit/gutsy)? strangely texture in *all* 3d games are messed up. any experiences with this?
[12:19] <bazhang> !cn | yue123161
[12:19] <ubotu> yue123161: For Ubuntu help in Chinese 您可以访问中文频道： #ubuntu-cn 或者 #ubuntu-tw  或者 #ubuntu-hk
[12:19] <ridge-meister> bazhang: amarok
[12:19] <chazco> Hi... anyone here any experience in building .debs?
[12:19] <ikonia> chazco: sure
[12:20] <swilson> bazhang: so libgpod6 isnt the answer then i guess
[12:20] <chazco> Great :) I'm manually building a .deb for a non-free closed source application... trying to figure out how to specify the version
[12:20] <bazhang> ridge-meister: first open amarok, then insert the ipod; mount it (you should see the ipod icon on simialr on your desktop, then in devices choose your mp3player
[12:20] <bazhang> swilson: not for the newest nano, no
[12:20] <ikonia> chazco: the version of the deb or the version of the software in the deb
[12:20] <chazco> They use 2002/2006/2008, and revisions for individual apps... The trouble is that the apps are shipped in one go, but have different revisions. How would I specify this version in the deb to ensure future updates can work?
[12:21] <bazhang> back in a moment..
[12:21] <swilson> bazhang: ok thanks for clearing that up. guess iĺl have to stick with osx for a while
[12:21] <chazco> Trying to be as standards compliant as possible, even though its not intended to go on the repos
[12:21] <ikonia> chazco: not sure what you mean, do you mean each version incriments by two, eg: 2008/2010/2012
[12:21] <HardDisk> chazco, you may need to ask in ##linux
[12:22] <ikonia> chazco: why ?
[12:22] <chazco> Not always, they have a year version, followed by -123 revision etc
[12:22] <chazco> Because they may distribute it this way, so it helps to have it working well :)
[12:22] <ikonia> chazco: sorry, I didn't actually mean to say "why"
[12:22] <chazco> Currently you get a .tgz and spend hours manually setting up file assosiations etc... my deb does it all for us :)
[12:22] <ikonia> chazco: my fingers slipped mid type
[12:22] <th_> swilson: ipods work out of box with gutsy's rythmbox
[12:22] <chazco> hmm ok :)
[12:23] <swilson> th_, not the new nanos it would seem (a1236)
[12:23] <Phophos> Hey all; my microphone isn't working in either terminal or GNOME, I'm getting a weird "failed to construct test pipeline error" in the latter and it's all going to pot, I can't call my girlfriend in Skype!!
[12:23] <ikonia> chazco: so surly the version would be 2008-001 and then when you re-package you'll do 2008-005 for example.
[12:23] <ridge-meister> bazhang: do you mean to mount the ipod from a terminal?
[12:23] <chazco> Thats what I was thinking... the trouble is the deb has mutliple apps with multiple revisions, so not sure how to cater for that
[12:23] <swilson> new nano appears to work, music gets transferred, but they cant be seen on the device
[12:24] <chazco> (they're not in sync btw)
[12:24] <ikonia> chazco: you can't do multiple apps in one deb, thats not how it works.
[12:24] <th_> swilson: ah.. i have 2nd gen nano and it works
[12:24] <salvio> Hi
[12:24] <swilson> apple appear to have closed some doors :(
[12:24] <salvio> I'm italian
[12:24] <th_> swilson: which version you have? feisty's rhythmbox at least didn't know how to sync
[12:24] <chazco> I thought as much... its just seems to work well as one deb, aside from that... it is one package as such
[12:24] <salvio> there are any italian ih this channel?
[12:24] <ikonia> chazco: sorry one deb = 1 package
[12:24] <ikonia> !it > salvio
[12:24] <chazco> All I can think of is introducing a version number for the deb seperatly
[12:24] <sandyang> hello,everybody
[12:24] <yue123161> linux.cn
[12:25] <Phophos> Hey all; my microphone isn't working in either terminal or GNOME, I'm getting a weird "failed to construct test pipeline error" in the latter ...
[12:25] <sudhanshu> tc-rt latency
[12:25] <ikonia> chazco: package them seperatly as they are meant to be
[12:25] <swilson> th_: you mean which version nano? or ubuntu. I using gutsy, brand new nano a1236
[12:25] <chazco> ikonia - That'd be fine if it were on a feed (could offer a meta-package)... as it is you can only get them both together, which can be tricky
[12:25] <chazco> I'll look into though, thanks for the help
[12:26] <ikonia> chazco sorry it#s not what your looking for.
[12:26] <th_> swilson: okies. guess the ipod hw/sw is all different again.
[12:26] <chazco> Although while I'm here one more section has me... Section --- what should go here? non-free?
[12:26] <ikonia> chazco: I assume so
[12:26] <chazco> ikonia - If it comes to it I can break the deb apart into two, but i'm not sure that'd be how they'd like it
[12:27] <ikonia> chazco: I understand your situation
[12:27] <chazco> :)
[12:27] <Phophos> Hey all; my microphone isn't working in either terminal or GNOME, I'm getting a weird "failed to construct test pipeline error" in the latter ...
[12:28] <chazco> I'm doing it voluntairly though anyway, so its not too bad :) Its a great office suite but setup is tricky on LInux
[12:28] <th_> damn i wish there was an easy way to take snapshots of system like in virtualbox :)
[12:28] <swilson> theres a long thread here on ipods ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=619615
[12:28] <swilson> It seems people are close to solving the issue - but I cant make it work
[12:29] <chazco> ikonia - I dont suppose you could tell me if I'm setting up assosiations the correct way too?
[12:29] <ikonia> chazco: possibly, I've not got a deb based box in front of my to check against my own packages.
[12:29] <ikonia> chazco: just FYI: the guys in #ubuntu-devel and #ubuntu-motu are mega helpful and may have more suggestions for you.
[12:30] <menllyos> im using xchat now, and i want to have a tray balloon on a pm and highlight, so i seleected that in the preferences, but its not working. Balloons for public messages do work however. Anything i forgot to do ?
[12:30] <Phophos> Hey all; my microphone isn't working in either terminal or GNOME, I'm getting a weird "failed to construct test pipeline error" in the latter ...
[12:30] <jgoo> ok, DVD::Rip, acidrip and thoggen all seem to work well on my system, but I would like just to rip an iso, or rip the vob files off the DVD - what is the easiest / best way to do that? (so they could be rewritten to a new dvd later if necessary)
[12:30] <chazco> The deb makes .desktops in /usr/share/applications, copys suitable mime icon types into the gnome theme, creates an xml in usr/share/mime/packages with the glob pattenrs, then the post inst script updates /etc/mime.types and /usr/share/applications/defaults.list. It finishes by refreshing everything... seems to work, but not sure if its correct
[12:31] <ikonia> jgoo: any of the applications you suggested will work fine. Also investigate mencoder if you want to script it
[12:31] <jgoo> ikonia: I cannot get them just to pull off the iso (and not shrink or process it)
[12:31] <ikonia> chazco: that sounds like pretty much what I do
[12:31] <chazco> ah, didnt know those channels existed :D, will have a look
[12:31] <chazco> Sounds promising then :)
[12:31] <th_> anyone know if it's possible to take working system snapshots with dd or such?-)
[12:31] <ikonia> jgoo: make sure your ripping only and not re-encoding.
[12:32] <KaZeR> ikonia, \o/
[12:32] <KaZeR> remember me? :)
[12:32] <ikonia> jgoo:  all of them can rip
[12:32] <ikonia> KaZeR: I'm sorry I don't.
[12:32] <KaZeR> ikonia, i was whining about "why can't i upgrade from server to xorg-enabled"
[12:32] <chazco> Thanks for the help ikonia - i'm on a bit of a learning curve here :)
[12:32] <ikonia> KaZeR: vaugly
[12:32] <KaZeR> ikonia, np :)
[12:32] <ikonia> chazco: everyony learns, don't fret.
[12:32] <thani> how to add new path into $PATH  variable of current shell by executing a file or script
[12:33] <ikonia> chazco: I'm picking things up every day
[12:33] <chazco> heh :)
[12:33] <ikonia> thani: just put in a script PATH=$PATH:/your/new/path
[12:34] <KaZeR>  <ikonia>       KaZeR: once you've installed the destkop I'll help you tune it down to a smaller footprint
[12:35] <ikonia> KaZeR: yes, thats fine. Where are you up to.
[12:35] <Phophos> Alright then, so change of tack. I want to upgrade ALSA to the latest version now, have a few sources which suggest that doing this might solve my troubles. But is it best to uninstall alsa-base and alsa-utils first (which has lots of nasty dependency removals as well) or install over the top of the version I currently have?
[12:35] <KaZeR> well, i reinstalled the whole thing
[12:35] <ikonia> Phophos: alsa has dependencies that will break ubuntu, don't try to remove it.
[12:35] <ikonia> KaZeR: ok, and that's where you are now.
[12:36] <KaZeR> i used a 7.10 cd. installed kde (i have a kubuntu cd). once in kde, the update tool wanted me to upgrade to 7.10 (???)
[12:36] <KaZeR> i did it, and now i'm here
[12:36] <Phophos> ikonia: Thanks, I thought that would happen. So install over the top, or leave it well alone?
[12:36] <ikonia> KaZeR: thats great news.
[12:36] <KaZeR> first thing, i'd like my wifi to work
[12:36] <KaZeR> ikonia, yes, indeed :)
[12:36] <ikonia> Phophos: your call, I say leave well alone unless you know exatly what you're doing
[12:36] <ikonia> .
[12:36] <ikonia> KaZeR: ok, so what was the function of this machine (refresh my memory)
[12:37] <KaZeR> ikonia, small media-player
[12:37] <ikonia> KaZeR: anything else ?
[12:37] <KaZeR> to be precise, it's a carputer
[12:37] <Phophos> ikonia: I'd like to say yes, but I'll probably be back asking for more support before long. But it is super-important for me to have this microphone working.
[12:38] <ikonia> Phophos: then it's your call.
[12:38] <ikonia> Phophos: although I'd be suprised if alsa stopped a microphone actually working.
[12:38] <KaZeR> Sopor, 1st thing : about wifi, what do you guys recommend to connect to a wpa AP?
[12:38] <KaZeR> oups
[12:38] <KaZeR> sorry for highlight.
[12:38] <Phophos> ikonia: No, I think it's GNOME now ...
[12:38] <KaZeR> i meant "so," but used tab key by mistake
[12:39] <ikonia> Phophos: right, so you've no idea, so messing with alsa for no reason is not a good idea.
[12:40] <Phophos> ikonia: I agree ... Except that updating ALSA has worked for me (and others) in the past, admittedly in my case on earlier versions of Ubuntu.
[12:40] <ikonia> Phophos: so then blindly jump in and do it for no reason.
[12:40] <razer> hi can any one help me plz . im tierd from searching for 2 days :(
[12:40] <ikonia> razer: ask the question.
[12:41] <razer> when i just install the ubuntu yesterday the wireless was working fine
[12:41] <Phophos> ikonia: Sorry ... I think I'm leading us both around in circles. I really appreciate your help :)
[12:41] <razer> but now its not working
[12:41] <razer> its only catch my network when i put it in roam mode
[12:41] <ikonia> razer: if you where working yesterday why have you been searching for the answer for 2 days
[12:42] <razer> cause its not work now :D
[12:42] <ikonia> razer: but yesteday = 1 day, yet you've been searching for the answer for 2 days
[12:42] <razer> yeah not yesterday :S
[12:42] <razer> i cant explain my english is bad
[12:42] <ikonia> razer: I apologise for picking up this, but I hate people miss-leading me and wasting my time with false comments.
[12:43] <razer> man im not wasting time i cant explain my english is bad
[12:43] <razer> i dont know how to tell that
[12:43] <razer> before yesterday ?
[12:43] <ikonia> ok
[12:43] <razer> so can u help
[12:43] <ikonia> razer: what do you actually want to do.
[12:44] <razer> my wirless is not working i have rt2500usb
[12:44] <KaZeR> razer, same thing here
[12:44] <ikonia> KaZeR: same card ?
[12:45] <KaZeR> dlink dwl-g122
[12:45] <razer> yeah , when i click on the computer on the taskbar, its not showing wireless anymore
[12:45] <KaZeR> in fact i tried ubuntu only because of this. driver is currently broken under gentoo
[12:45] <razer> only manual configration
[12:45] <KaZeR> but i have a slightly different problem. with knetworkmanager, i see the wlan, but fails to associate
[12:46] <white_eagle> !ping
[12:46] <ubotu> pong
[12:46] <KaZeR> can anyone recommande an up-to-date guide for wpa-supplicant?
[12:46] <KaZeR> is wpa-supplicant the best solution to use?
[12:47] <ralppi> Could someone help me to get my sounds working, Im using IBM Thinkpad 600E, I've tried everything I ever could with what I've found from google, still nothing. :(
[12:47] <KaZeR> ralppi, what is your card? (lspci)
[12:47] <ralppi> KaZeR: 00:06.0 Multimedia audio controller: Cirrus Logic CS 4610/11 [CrystalClear SoundFusion Audio Accelerator] (rev 01)
[12:48] <KaZeR> ralppi, do you have the right driver for that?
[12:48] <Kymagic> Hi all, I'm going to dual boot ubuntu and xp on two hard drives. Is there any advantage to installing one of them first?
[12:48] <ralppi> KaZeR: I dont know, I havent found anything to that yet, I've tried looking from google and ubuntu forums but no luck at all :(
[12:48] <KaZeR> Kymagic, easier to install windows first imo
[12:49] <razer> wikonia , i do a manual configration , but its wont to how up my wirless
[12:49] <white_eagle> I am sure that I  had a power buton in the log off splash screen, but now it isn't there
[12:49] <white_eagle> how to get it back
[12:49] <Kymagic> Kazer: Thanks for that
[12:49] <KaZeR> razer, what did you do? i'm interested
[12:49] <Eax> KyMagic - It's probably easier to install windows at first. That's my experience ^^
[12:49] <ccesario> hello somebody have ubuntu on Thinkpad t60 ?
[12:49] <KaZeR> Kymagic, np. and choose grub over lilo ;)
[12:49] <razer> kazer , still not working
[12:49] <razer> i do everything i know about
[12:49] <KaZeR> razer, i'm interested nonetheless
[12:50] <KaZeR> razer, dlink g-122 chip too?
[12:50] <razer> kazer, no linksys rt2500usb
[12:50] <KaZeR> ralppi, lspci -n |grep 00:06.0
[12:50] <razer> kazer , when i just install this os , it was working good
[12:51] <KaZeR> ikonia, any advise about wpa?
[12:51] <Matic`Makovec> Hey there. I'm trying to watch a movie with Totem and all I get is green screen and voice behind. Now I'm quite sure this is a codec problem but next to w32 codecs, is there anything else that I'd maybe need nowdays?
[12:51] <bazhang> KaZeR: have you seen the tutorial at the forums?
[12:52] <razer> kazer, u know when i go to properties and chose the enable roaming mode , the wireless work and find my network but i cannot assign ip
[12:52] <ralppi> KaZeR: 00:06.0 Multimedia audio controller: Cirrus Logic CS 4610/11 [CrystalClear SoundFusion Audio Accelerator] (rev 01)
[12:52] <ralppi> KaZeR: puh wrong one, 00:06.0 0401: 1013:6001 (rev 01)
[12:52] <bazhang> Matic`Makovec: do you have ubuntu-restricted-extras installed?
[12:52] <KaZeR> bazhang, i have seen some, but they seems outdated to me (6 months+, and some syntax differs)
[12:52] <Matic`Makovec> bazhang, you know...I would know, lemme check, just a sec
[12:53] <Eax> Does anyone have any experience with Swscanner just crashing when you start scanning?
[12:53] <bazhang> KaZeR: could you describe your card, pci/usb chipset etc
[12:53] <Matic`Makovec> bazhang, no I did not have that. Thanks, I'll install now
[12:53] <KaZeR> ralppi, http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/CS4610
[12:54] <KaZeR> bazhang, dlink dwl-g122 usb,  ID 2001:3c00 D-Link Corp. [hex] DWL-G122 802.11g rev. B1 [ralink], rt2500usb / rt2x00usb
[12:54] <bashca> hi there i can't join x server on 7.10
[12:55] <gucci> hi
[12:55] <KaZeR> bazhang, with knetworkmanager, i see the network, but it fails to associate i feel. and i also need my wifi connection to get ready at boot, cause i won't be using kde later
[12:55] <bashca> it was working perfect  but when  i tried install  Cafe Con leche  i lost to join  Xserver
[12:55] <gucci> any can help?
[12:55] <bashca> how can fix it
[12:55] <KaZeR> gucci, we don't know your problem yet
[12:56] <gucci> lol
[12:56] <gucci> lemmi say
[12:56] <bazhang> KaZeR: what does that last bit mean? you're on kubuntu or gnome
[12:56] <ralppi> KaZeR: so that basicly means I cant get sounds work at all on Linux? O.o
[12:56] <gucci> kazer .gconf-editor cant save my settings with sudo
[12:56] <jdecoste> hi there
[12:57] <jdecoste> anyone ever setup a multiseat ubuntu client ?
[12:57] <gucci> wer is da problem
[12:57] <KaZeR> bazhang, ssh currently :) i have kde installed, but no access to desktop. plus i will use matchbox, so i don't want to rely on knetworkmanager
[12:57] <gucci> kazer any idea?
[12:58] <KaZeR> gucci, at first look, it looks bad :(
[12:58] <bazhang> gucci: you have a problem or not
[12:58] <Matic`Makovec> bazhang, no, this wasn't the case, still green square there
[12:58] <bashca> please help me ???!!
[12:58] <bazhang> Matic`Makovec: using compiz? try disabling it if so
[12:58] <gucci> yes i have aproblem on gconf-editor
[12:58] <sidewalk> how do i check what kind of memory is?
[12:58] <Matic`Makovec> Uhm...okay
[12:59] <RicMar> Hello, I have a problem. My system boot is not working properly... When I shut down, the screen becomes black, but the system is on activity (the disk's light is on). So the system doesn't poweroff till the battery vanishes or till I presure the off button
[12:59] <gucci> it cant save settings with sudo
[12:59] <RicMar> SOmone could help me?
[12:59] <Matic`Makovec> Nop bazhang, not the case also
[13:00] <bazhang> Matic`Makovec: you are quitting and restarting the movie, correct?
[13:00] <Matic`Makovec> Of course
[13:00] <Matic`Makovec> bazhang, meh, just leave it
[13:00] <Matic`Makovec> I'll just download a different version of the movie and hope for the best
[13:00] <Matic`Makovec> Thanks for trying!
[13:01] <RicMar> Hello, I have a problem. My system boot is not working properly... When I shut down, the screen becomes black, but the system is on activity (the disk's light is on). So the system doesn't power off till the battery vanishes or till I pressure the off button
[13:01] <RicMar> Any idea?
[13:02] <bashca> i can't join my gdm ???
[13:02]  * sandr- is back (gone 43:48:23)
[13:02]  * bashca using 7.10
[13:02] <Pici> !away > sandr- (Please see the private messsage from ubotu)
[13:02] <RicMar> !poweroff
[13:02] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about poweroff - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[13:03] <bashca> hello
[13:03] <RicMar> !shutdown
[13:03] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about shutdown - try searching on http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi
[13:03] <arijus_> hey, can anybody help me with graphic drivers installing?
[13:03] <ralppi> How do I "install" something with modprobe? O.o
[13:03] <bazhang> Matic`Makovec: do other players exhibit this behaviour? there is a bug related to totem not getting the colors right--wonder if this is it
[13:04] <bashca> i have error in service module  how can fix it
[13:04] <izaq> hollo Ubuntu :d
[13:05] <bazhang> KaZeR: this is really odd--that usb device is supported in gutsy; could it be that two different modules are conflicting--check which modules are loaded
[13:05] <izaq> apt-get install hallo :d
[13:05] <arijus_> i don't know how to install graphic modules on ubuntu such as GL etc and Intel chipset drivers. Can anybody help with this?
[13:05] <Phophos> ikonia; all: Thanks for your help. I was making a mountain out of an alsamixer-hill. I feel jolly silly and should be mocked liberally in the streets. But again, many thanks for your help, and, seasons greetings!
[13:05] <KaZeR> bazhang, i have both rt25 and rt2x loaded
[13:06] <bazhang> RicMar: what card? nvidia 8500?
[13:06] <izaq> who is the good guy how will fix my problem :d
[13:07] <arijus_> i don't know how to install graphic modules on ubuntu such as GL etc and Intel chipset drivers. Can anybody help with this?
[13:07] <bazhang> KaZeR: I seem to recall a fix involving those two conflicting--the precise fix I am googling for right now
[13:07] <Matic`Makovec> bazhang, kaffeine plays it fine
[13:07] <Matic`Makovec> I think I have no other player actually
[13:08] <KaZeR> bazhang, glad that you have an idea :)
[13:08] <bazhang> Matic`Makovec: then it is the totem gstreamer color bug that you are seeing--there is a workaround though you may have to fiddle it a bit
[13:08] <RicMar> bazhang: I don't, how can I check it?
[13:08] <izaq> can some body help me to install ICAClinet ?
[13:08] <KaZeR> i have another tutorial under hand.. which asks to do iwpriv wlan0 set <things> but iwpriv doesn't like that...
[13:09] <RicMar> Could it be a problem of ACPCI?
[13:09] <jgoo> most reliable app for burning DVD isos in ubuntu?
[13:09] <begemot> Hey, Guys!
[13:09] <begemot> I have a little question about Pidgin: how can i change strings in its menu "Contacts, Service, etc" to some images? Because it takes too much of space...
[13:09] <Matic`Makovec> Okay. Thanks bazhang
[13:10] <begemot> Can someone give me advice abut that?
[13:10] <begemot> *about
[13:10] <arijus_> i don't know how to install graphic modules on ubuntu such as GL etc and Intel chipset drivers. Can anybody help with this?
[13:10] <jgoo> Breasero or DVD baker?
[13:10] <bazhang> citrix izaq?
[13:10] <white_eagle> I am sure that I  had a power buton in the log off splash screen, but now it isn't there, how to get it back
[13:10] <bazhang> https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/totem/+question/7373 Matic`Makovec
[13:11] <jgoo> *Brasero, CD/DVD Writer GnomeBaker, QDVDAuthor ... which is better for merely burning a DVD iso?
[13:11] <bazhang> http://www.hanckmann.net/?q=node/13 izaq
[13:12] <arijus_> so, can i get any help about graphic drivers installing?
[13:12] <bazhang> jgoo: the default cd/dvd author should be fine
[13:12] <jgoo> bazhang: so just insert a blank dvd?
[13:12] <bazhang> !patience | arijus_
[13:12] <ubotu> arijus_: The people here are volunteers, your attitude should reflect that. Answers are not always available. See http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IrcGuidelines
[13:13] <arijus_> bazhang, ok, patience :)
[13:13] <bazhang> jgoo: right click on the iso file and choose open with...
[13:13] <jgoo> ok, the autorun prompt just takes me to nautilus burn:/// uri
[13:14] <jgoo> CD/DVD Creator ...ok I'll try that
[13:14] <KaZeR> bazhang, my card is seen as wlan0 (not ra0) so it's rather rt2x than rt25,no?
[13:14] <lubuntu> K3b nice too
[13:15] <jgoo> cool it recognizes I dragged an image in there, nice app
[13:15] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=254269 white_eagle
[13:15] <khelll> how shall i connect with my mobile??
[13:15] <RicMar> bazhang did you get any help for my booting problem? :)
[13:16] <izaq> thank you bazhang, i try that but citrix is not working :(
[13:16] <bazhang> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.22/+bug/139070 KaZeR is this any help?
[13:17] <bazhang> just a moment RicMar
[13:18] <KaZeR> bazhang, having a look, thanks
[13:19] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2058 this problem RicMar?
[13:19] <KaZeR> mmm bazhang, i don't have rt73 so it looks a little different
[13:20] <akoe_ceweq> ce_sekula
[13:20] <izaq> bazhang :)
[13:20] <PuppyLinus> anyone good with xorg.conf? i cant change my screen resolution even though i havnt entered any other res than the one i want.
[13:20] <Turms> when i use totem for an *.m4a i just hear sound but no video, where am i wroing?
[13:21] <sao3> :)
[13:21] <bazhang> sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg PuppyLinus
[13:21] <PuppyLinus> nope. it doesnt work.
[13:21] <bazhang> KaZeR: you have the netgear right? is that rt8187?
[13:21] <KaZeR> bazhang, no, dlink
[13:21] <KaZeR> damn it : # iwpriv wlan0 set AuthMode=WPAPSK
[13:21] <KaZeR> Invalid command : set
[13:22] <PuppyLinus> i have posted my conf http://pastebin.com/d703741e9
[13:22] <RicMar> bazhang, it seems to be. I will try the tips. Thanks ;)
[13:23] <akoe_ceweq> fgd
[13:23] <akoe_ceweq> nm
[13:23] <sascha_> PuppyLinus: did you get a tablet-pc for christmas ?
[13:23] <PuppyLinus> nope. widescreen monitor. =)
[13:23] <bazhang> PuppyLinus: does the i810 support 1440x900?
[13:23] <Kopfgeldjaeger> remoin
[13:24] <bazhang> RicMar: okay, let us know if it works
[13:24] <sascha_> PuppyLinus: oh ok, i thought since the wacom stuff is uncommented
[13:24] <PuppyLinus> bazhang: i hope so.
[13:24] <sascha_> PuppyLinus: post your xorg.0.log too plz
[13:25] <bazhang> izaq: I'm not sure, about ica client and citrix--there perhaps are other threads in the forums or others here who can help though
[13:25] <PuppyLinus> the log. http://pastebin.com/d4ec18e64
[13:25] <Sturmkind> Holla
[13:26] <bazhang> KaZeR: sorry for the hold-up; yours is the toughest so saving it for last :}
[13:26] <khelll> i cant get my bluetooth to work on my laptop
[13:26] <KaZeR> lol bazhang no problem. i'm searching on my side too ;)
[13:27] <Eax> Does anyone have any experience with the Acer TravelMate 4310?
[13:27] <Sturmkind> Kurze Frage. Ich habe hier gerade auf einen Linux VirtualBox OSE installiert und will Windows XP darin installieren. Aber wenn ich versuche von der Windows CD zu starten kommt "FATAL: Could not read from the boot medium! System halted."
[13:27] <atlef> !de
[13:27] <ubotu> Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[13:27] <ader10> When I go in standby my computer loses all responsiveness, the screens go in standby mode and touching the keyboard or mouse or the power button will not do anything.
[13:27] <Sturmkind> uh sorry wrong channel
[13:28] <usta> hi everyone how can i install squirrelmail.pkg to ubuntu server ?
[13:29] <sascha_> PuppyLinus: have your tried the xorg reconfigure? your monitor section looks odd, the vertrefresh seems wrong and xorg-log complains alot
[13:29] <cliebow_> usta how about sudo apt-get install squirrelmail
[13:29] <menllyos> is there some kind of program to display hardware info, like fsb speed, multiplier, core voltage, temperature etc ?
[13:30] <KaZeR> bazhang, well, following a guide, i've lost network access to my box. won't have it until a few hours, so i'll see that later. thanks for you help anyway :)
[13:30] <cliebow_> cat /proc/cpuinfo?
[13:30] <ader10> menllyos: conky
[13:30] <usta> cliebow_ i have it file and wanna install from my local i am new user do not know command can you help me?
[13:30] <ader10> menllyos: Oh, sorry, I just glanced over what you said. I don't know of any program to help oc
[13:31] <cliebow_> if it is a deb..how about dpkg -i
[13:31] <menllyos> i overclock in bios, but i do want to keep an eye on my temperatures...
[13:31] <bazhang> http://www.lockergnome.com/linux/2007/10/18/ubuntu-gutsy-wireless-help/ KaZeR this might help