[00:00] <mohd> IntuitiveNipple: okay , i dont have a launchpad account yet , but sary left his accoutn open for me on my ubuntu . also i just noticed that he collected some log/text file .. udev-db.txt and dmesg.log located in my home folder
[00:02] <wylde> pakattack: line 15 isn't working because you obvious have some very wrong entries in your /etc/apt/sources.list file.
[00:02] <wylde> obviously*
[00:02] <pakattack> Ok so my original problem was that my computer randomly went to a black screen with white text while I was using it. When I restarted one of my user accounts wasn't usable. Then I got a rd icon in the corner saying something about brokencount >0 and then I tried to use software update, which wasn't working, apt-get upgrade/update bothe failed
[00:02] <mohd> there other files are .. xkbcomp.txt , lsinput.log .. but the last one is empty.
[00:03] <pakattack> ActionParsnip gave me that script and when I told him about this error that was comming up he left
[00:04] <wylde> pakattack: is that computer connected to the internat? (silly question but it has to be asked).
[00:04] <wylde> internet*
[00:04] <pakattack> Yeah it is
[00:04] <pakattack> Um can u guys give me 10 min I have to do something
[00:05] <potencia> d
[00:07] <Escherial> how does unity decide when a program in the launcher is actually running?
[00:08] <Escherial> also, where should the .desktop be located?
[00:09] <bibic682> I just installed 11.10...unity thing will be a while in coming to me natural.....should I also upgrade to 12.04 ?    Loved my gnome desktop
[00:10] <cypher-neo> bibic682, 12.04 also uses Unity and does it better than 11.10 did in my opinion.
[00:11] <bibic682> cool.....except I have trouble finding a minimized web page from firefox
[00:11] <Escherial> what are the big differences in unity between 11.10 and 12.04? i'm considering upgrading to 12.04, but have to do some housework to get there
[00:11] <Escherial> wondering if it's worth it
[00:11] <NeedlinuxHelp> How do I set the resolution to a higher resolution in ubunt. On Windows XP on the same computer I can get 1024 by 768 but in ubuntu it won't show up on the list
[00:11] <cypher-neo> Escherial, HUD is the biggest Unity change in 12.04.
[00:11] <NeedlinuxHelp> I tried doing a xrandr --output VGA1 --mode 1024x768 but it doesn't recognize vga1
[00:11] <krababbel> How should I create a trash directory on other partiotions? Should permissions be 777?
[00:12] <NeedlinuxHelp> How do I see what monitors are supported
[00:12] <NeedlinuxHelp> Thanks
[00:12] <krababbel> I read the sticky bit is important and it should be named /.Trash
[00:12] <i3luefire> how can i transfer large numbers of files from one remote server to my home server quickly with only cli tools?
[00:12] <cypher-neo> Escherial, Also holding down Super key in 12.04 brings up a Shortcut overlay
[00:12] <NeedlinuxHelp> Typing in Xandar by itself doesn't show me which output device my monitor is configured under
[00:12] <pakattack> Ok I am back. Btw I am in the root shell in recovery becuz barely anything is actually working in ubuntu
[00:12] <zykotic10> i3luefire: rsync or scp maybe?
[00:12] <oldwzd> NeedlinuxHelp: xrandr -q
[00:12] <Escherial> how about bug fixes? does it seem more stable than the previous version of unity?
[00:13] <cypher-neo> Escherial, System menus have been moved under the user menu and are easier to access. And there is a new program in System Settings... called Privacy.
[00:13] <pakattack> DarwinSurvivor: Ok I am back. Btw I am in the root shell in recovery becuz barely anything is actually working in ubuntu
[00:13] <NeedlinuxHelp> Is it Screen 0
[00:13] <i3luefire> scp is a nogo. i already tried it. WAY to SLOW.      zykotic10
[00:13] <cypher-neo> Escherial, Privacy is used to filter what the Dash menu displays, so if you have hidden files that you want to stay hidden...
[00:13] <Escherial> cypher-neo: ah, that's kind of neat :)
[00:14] <NeedlinuxHelp> it doesn't tell me the name of the output device
[00:14] <cypher-neo> Escherial, There have been a lot of small upgrades between 11.10 and 12.04 that have finally matured Unity to the point where it's a very nice UI.
[00:14] <pakattack> wylde DarwinSurvivor u guys got anything?
[00:15] <Escherial> cypher-neo: well, hopefully once i resize my WUBI partition i'll have enough free space to install it and give it a spin :)
[00:15] <oldwzd> NeedlinuxHelp: what driver you using?
[00:15] <NeedlinuxHelp> thanks, it's default
[00:15] <Escherial> (haven't switched over to a dedicated dual-boot since i have no optical drive nor spare pen drive to make bootable)
[00:15] <cypher-neo> pakattack, What happened that nothing is wotking?
[00:16] <wylde> pakattack: at this point you probably need to weed out any extra entries you have in /etc/apt/sources.list (http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/) MAY help you put together a usable sources.list.
[00:16] <NeedlinuxHelp> Now when I type in xrandr --output default -mode 1024x768 it says that the mode needs to be added
[00:17] <NeedlinuxHelp> or that it can't find the mode. But when I type in xrandr it shows up on the list (I added it)
[00:17] <NeedlinuxHelp> how do I correctly add it to the list so that I can select it?
[00:17] <pakattack> I don't know, so I was just using chromium and then out of no where I got a black screen with some white text, I rebooted and found that a user account kept doing that. Then in the other one there is apperantly something wrong with the package manager
[00:18] <NeedlinuxHelp> it shows up at the bottom as 1024x768 (0x166) 64.6MHz (though it should be 60?)
[00:18] <pakattack> wylde: sorry for being a noob but how do I do that?
[00:18] <NeedlinuxHelp> oldwzd, how do I know if I'm using the correct drivers?
[00:18] <wylde> pakattack: did you visit the website?
[00:19] <delac> does anyone know how to adjust the color of the panel menu text (Applications Places) on Classic desktop?
[00:19] <pakattack> Yeah but its just a forum
[00:20] <pakattack> Do u think it would be easier to just reinstall?
[00:20] <wylde> pakattack: that's entirely up to you. Do you have your data backed up?
[00:21] <Guest96819> How to I get the battery icon to show up. Ive tried setting it to show but that doesnt work.
[00:21] <pakattack> Wait since I was in recovery I didn't pick the enable networking. I am a dumbass lol
[00:21] <sharpone74> sharpone
[00:21] <pakattack> Now its working
[00:21] <ssfdre38> how can i get an SSL CA Certificate set up to be PEM encoded
[00:22] <wylde> pakattack: uhhh yeah you need to have a working network to apt-get update :P
[00:22]  * wylde facepalms :P
[00:22] <melasuda> me lo paso por las pelotas
[00:23] <asus> hi
[00:23] <ssfdre38> i have the SSL Cert file and key file working but my CA cert wont work
[00:23] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: first thing I do when I get a download error is "ping google.ca"
[00:23] <DarwinSurvivor> or google.com for non-canadians :P
[00:23] <wylde> or <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:23] <Tetracomm> Hello.
[00:23] <pakattack> Ok I am still trying to run line 15 but I am getting different errors: the first is "E: Dynamic MMap ran out of room...." wat to do?
[00:24] <Tetracomm> Could someone please help me to get the Hauppauge HVR-850 tv tuner working in 12.04 LTS?
[00:24] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: "free -m" then pastebin the output
[00:24] <Guest32151> how i clear dash home
[00:24] <wylde> pakattack: I don't suppose you already pastebinit installed?
[00:24] <wylde> have*
[00:25] <pakattack> Its fine I took out the cache
[00:25] <pakattack> U guys don't understand that I can't copy and paste terminal stuff I am using my phone for irce
[00:25] <Guest96819> I'm having trouble getting the battery icon that shows how much power is left in the laptop. Ive tried setting it to show but that doesnt help. Are there any other ways?
[00:26] <wylde> pakattack: if you have pasteniniot installed you could send directly to pastebin from the command line. :)
[00:26] <wylde> pakattack: err pastebinit
[00:26] <delac> shouldn't the gnome panel be editable with alt-right click or something?
[00:26] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: for "free -m" I only need the 2 numbers in the -/+ line
[00:26] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: feel free to put the 2 numbers right into irc
[00:27] <pakattack> Ok darwin wat the command to run?
[00:27] <Guest96819> Doesnt work
[00:27] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: "free -m"
[00:27] <pakattack> Ok wat do u need?
[00:27] <Guest32151> how i clear the recent files from dash home ??
[00:27] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: the 2 numbers on the line starting with "-/+"
[00:28] <Guest96819> pakattack: you talking to me?
[00:28] <pakattack> 121 and 5848
[00:28] <DarwinSurvivor> Guest96819: what version of ubuntu are you using?
[00:28] <delac> ok, so it was alt-super-right...
[00:28] <pakattack> No guest I am not
[00:28] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: ok, so you definitely aren't running out of ram!
[00:28] <Manuelpsk> je
[00:28] <Manuelpsk> me los paso por las pelotas
[00:29] <melasuda> suckeenla!! :D
[00:29] <Manuelpsk> igual me la suda
[00:29] <DarwinSurvivor> Manuelpsk: #ubuntu is an english channel, for spanish please see #ubuntu-se
[00:29] <clh> hi folks, I'm needing to resize my / partition and have gparted started from a live CD.  It looks like my swap partition is sitting at the end of my /dev/sda1, then the 30 extra GB I need to use is after it .. how do I move the swap to after the unallocated disk space, then tell GParted to expand the partition to take up the additional 30 GB?
[00:29] <Manuelpsk> ok :(
[00:29] <xangua> DarwinSurvivor: and you just send us people that only use bad words...
[00:30] <DarwinSurvivor> clh: If you are comfortable updating your /etc/fstab, the easiest is probably just to delete the swap, move stuff around, then re-create it
[00:30] <DarwinSurvivor> Guest96819: are you on 11.10 or 12.04?
[00:31] <DarwinSurvivor> Guest96819: sorr, wrong guest!
[00:31] <pakattack> Ok darwin: I ran the cammand without any cache limits and it was fine except it saw 2 duplicate entries in sources.list. so I went on and command 17 from the list returned "dpkg:error:parsing file '/var/lib/dpkg/status' near line 14004 package 'libgoa -1.0-0':...."
[00:31] <clh> DarwinSurvivor: hm ..
[00:31] <Guest96819> XD got me exited I honestly just need to fix this one thing and ill be happy with linux
[00:31] <Guest32151> how i clear the recent files from dash home, i am on 12.04 ??
[00:32] <DarwinSurvivor> clh: can you pastebin your current configuration and the configuration you want? It's hard to picture it from reading a paragraph
[00:32] <xangua> Guest32151: tried to delete in the Privacy settings¿
[00:32] <wylde> pakattack: sudo dpkg --clear-avail && sudo apt-get update    may help.
[00:32] <DarwinSurvivor> clh: just a list of "type - mount point - size" will do
[00:32] <alvian> morning all
[00:33] <Guest32151> where i find the privacy setting?
[00:33] <pakattack> Wylde: nope still the same problem
[00:33] <xangua> Guest32151: open the dash and type privacy
[00:33] <wylde> pakattack:  :(
[00:33] <Guest96819> Who wants to help me out with a battery issue?
[00:33] <clh> DarwinSurvivor: will take a look
[00:33] <xangua> !anyone | Guest96819
[00:34] <deepsight> anyone knows what could have changed from ocelot to pangolin to mess up my quanta touchscreen, my Coordinate Transformation Matrix works but after touching the screen, the pointer moves from the right place to the right
[00:34] <Belial`> did unity 5.12 get pushed to the repos today?
[00:34] <Belial`> the official repos.
[00:34] <mohamedtouj> how to fix all problems in my ubuntu ?
[00:34] <xangua> !info unity | Belial`
[00:35] <Guest96819> How to I get the battery indicator that shows how much energy is left in my laptop to show up?
[00:35] <Belial`> ok, just checking. i noticed some 5.12 version numbers during my upgrade a few minutes ago.
[00:35] <B|tchX> xangua yer pretty good with that little trigger there son lol
[00:35] <DarwinSurvivor> !details | mohamedtouj
[00:35] <pakattack> Ok I am giving up
[00:35] <Belial`> xangua, what's the command to check the unity version?
[00:36] <wylde> Belial`: apt-cache policy unity
[00:36] <Belial`> thank you, wylde
[00:36] <mohamedtouj> my Lubuntu 12.04 is so so so much slow please help
[00:36] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: if you can still boot off a live-cd (or usb), you can use that to backup all your data, then do a complete reinstall.
[00:36] <craigbass1976> whats the best way to get /home/craig over to another drive?  I want all the "hidden" files (.mozilla, .xchat, etc) to go as well.  I'm not getting them with cp -r.
[00:36] <clh> DarwinSurvivor: running v12 from the live cd and can't figure out how to unhide my gparted window :\
[00:36] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: the 12.04 installer also has a "reinstall but save the home holders" option, but I strongly recommend a backup anyways
[00:37] <Guest32151> thank you XANGUA
[00:37] <Belial`> one more question, is 5.10 the final version of unity that will stay in 12.04 repos? or will they push new versions now and again since it's an lts?
[00:37] <pakattack> Yeah I m going to do something like that. Thank god I don't too much stuff
[00:37] <DarwinSurvivor> clh: sorry, I don't use unity, try closing the app and re-opening it to get the window back (and possibly file a bug report)
[00:37] <daftykins> craigbass1976: are you referring to the directory in the command, or /* ?
[00:38] <tsukasa_> question... is anyone interested in a device to let you use your phone as a unviersal remote?
[00:38] <tsukasa_> control xbmc and linux apps too
[00:38] <steve> Can anyone recommend a GUI app to display what hardware my machine has, preferably something that is good for xubuntu
[00:39] <craigbass1976> daftykins, cp -r /home/craig/* some/new/directory   I'm wondering if rsync -a instead of cp -r is a better idea.
[00:39] <clh> DarwinSurvivor: http://i46.tinypic.com/2qdoods.png
[00:39] <Guest96819> How to I get the battery indicator that shows how much energy is left in my laptop to show up?
[00:39] <wylde> clh: click on the icon that's on the panel to the left, it should have a little white arrow next to it(maybe 2)
[00:39] <DarwinSurvivor> !patience | Guest96819
[00:39] <clh> wylde: just found it .. had to make the menu scroll down
[00:39] <wylde> clh: :)
[00:40] <DarwinSurvivor> tsukasa_: is this a support question, or a research question?
[00:40] <daftykins> craigbass1976: try "cp -r /home/craig" - i see nothing in 'man cp' so i'm not surprised at there being no obvious answer. if you've got graphical access on that box, why not open nautilus, enable hidden files then copy over graphically / tar the files then send?
[00:40] <ubuntutest314> Hi all. Big prob here... I was moving files from an esata ntfs drive to my system drive running 12.04 (and ext3fs I think) ... the system locked up (hard!) during the move, and after a reboot my partition table is GONE!  All zeros ... (mostly) ... is there anything I can do?  I'm logged in using a live cd right now.  fdisk shows no partition data, even in e(x)tended mode.  any ideas ? hope ?
[00:40] <tsukasa_> DarwinSurvivor, i'm kickstarting it soon and am seeing if anyone is interested or wants to discuss
[00:40] <craigbass1976> daftykins, it's just the idea...  I'm stubborn and wanted to do it cli.  the rsync doesn't seem to be workign any better
[00:41] <tsukasa_> DarwinSurvivor, open source software too
[00:41] <delac> does Classic use gtk2 or gtk3 themes?
[00:41] <DarwinSurvivor> ubuntutest314: WHICH partition table? the ext3fs or the external ntfs?
[00:41] <xangua> delac: gnome3
[00:41] <delac> thanks
[00:41] <ubuntutest314> DarwinSurvivor, my system drive ... the ext3fs one
[00:43] <ubuntutest314> a little scared right now...
[00:43] <ubuntutest314> since I was moving the files... they are no longer on the source ... though ntfs is crappy and I might be able to undelete them
[00:44] <ubuntutest314> but I'd rather save this partition table if possible
[00:44] <pakattack> DarwinSurvivor: does the use the same home folde work for all users? Also how do I go about doing this
[00:45] <Guest32151> How Can I Run Yahoo Messenger in Ubuntu 12.04 ??
[00:45] <DarwinSurvivor> ubuntutest314: you haven't answered my question, WHICH partition table was affected?
[00:45] <daftykins> craigbass1976: just did a test, i was able to copy everything in my home including hidden files to ~/backup by typing: "cp -r ~/.* ~/backup/"
[00:45] <craigbass1976> daftykins, ahh.  I was wrong.  I was in the target directory, and ran a rsync -a ~/* .  which didn't work.  I then went into the source directory, and ran rsync -a ./ new/directory/ and things seem to have moved properly.  Maybe I'm missing something, but those two commands look to me like the paths are essentially the same.  Anyone else?
[00:45] <XStreamX> Can someone help me with mounting a internal hdd in 12.04 server?
[00:45] <DarwinSurvivor> Guest32151: do you need *yahoo* messenger, or just a messenger that will connect to yahoo's messenger service?
[00:45] <ubuntutest314> DarwinSurvivor, I did answer you .
 DarwinSurvivor, my system drive ... the ext3fs one
[00:46] <Guest32151> i need yahoo messenger
[00:46] <craigbass1976> daftykins, but you have to type two commands right?  This one you just did only copies the files beginning with a dot.
[00:46] <daftykins> craigbass1976: nah it grabbed everything, i double checked
[00:46] <craigbass1976> really...
[00:46] <wylde> !messenger | Guest32151
[00:46] <daftykins> yarr :) i'm a tad surprised too..
[00:46] <kaizoku> YAARRRR
[00:47] <XStreamX> When I try to mount the hdd I get the reply "Unable to mount location Not Authorized".
[00:47] <DarwinSurvivor> ubuntutest314: I used a tool last year to fix something like that, give me a minute to find it.
[00:47] <ubuntutest314> i've got an identicle drive... I'm considering doing an install on that, copying the partitin table to a flash drive or something, and copying it onto this drive .... do you think that might work ?
[00:47] <wylde> XStreamX: what command are you using?
[00:47] <ubuntutest314> DarwinSurvivor, ^^
[00:47] <krababbel> XStreamX: you need to be root by default
[00:48] <XStreamX> •wylde• well my setup is a little peculiar
[00:48] <pakattack> DarwinSurvivor: does the use the same home folde work for all users? Also how do I go about doing this
[00:48] <Guest32151>  i need yahoo messenger, that i can use the cam
[00:48] <ubuntutest314> DarwinSurvivor, though if you know of a tool that can help, I am all ears.  Also thank you for your time
[00:48] <DarwinSurvivor> ubuntutest314: found it, try "testdisk" saved my butt last year!
[00:48] <XStreamX> •wylde• mind if I pm you?
[00:48] <ubuntutest314> DarwinSurvivor, I will try it immediately
[00:49] <wylde> XStreamX: basically you need to do 'sudo mount /dev/sdaX /path/to/mount/point -t FSTYPE -o OPTIONS'
[00:49] <wylde> XStreamX: in channel is fine.
[00:49] <DarwinSurvivor> Guest32151: try empathy and pidgin, I'm 90% sure one of them supports yahoo webcams
[00:50] <pakattack> DarwinSurvivor: does the use the same home folde work for all users? Also how do I go about doing this
[00:50] <vespakoen> turns out that running Mac OS X in a VM in Ubuntu, is harder to do on a Mac, than on any other PC =P
[00:50] <XStreamX> •wylde• I am logged in via tinyvnc to a gnome desktop.
[00:50] <ClientAlive> what does this ubuntu how-to on installing kvm mean when it says: "you need to relogin so that your user becomes an effective member of the libvirtd group."  -- relogin ??
[00:50] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: are you refering to the "leave the home folder alone" option?
[00:51] <pakattack> Yeah
[00:51] <Guest32151> the pidgin not support yahoo webcam
[00:51] <XStreamX> •wylde• Do I need to log in via putty?
[00:51] <daftykins> ClientAlive: log out and back in probably
[00:51] <xangua> ClientAlive: log out-log in
[00:51] <wylde> XStreamX: ok, and? You're wanting to mount a remote disk?
[00:51] <ClientAlive> daftykis: yes, but how?
[00:51] <ClientAlive> specifically
[00:51] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: just run the installer, at one point it will give you 4 options "install and save the documents" "install and destroy all data" "manual configuration" "partition editor"
[00:52] <DarwinSurvivor> Guest32151: try empathy
[00:52] <pakattack> Ok
[00:52] <pakattack> Does it matter if I am already running 12.04?
[00:52] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: no
[00:52] <XStreamX> •wylde• It was a 1TB disk I had in my windows 7 machine for storage. I added it to my ubuntu server machine.
[00:52] <pakattack> Ok thnx
[00:52] <ClientAlive> do they mean from the host system which kvm is installed on or from something that was installed? Restarting the system (and having to log in again) is not equivalent?
[00:52] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: it was designed to make upgrading via full reinstall easier, but is VERY useful for recovery
[00:53] <XStreamX> I am under Computer and see the drive.
[00:53] <DarwinSurvivor> brb
[00:53] <XStreamX> When I right click the drive and select mount that is the error message I receive.
[00:53] <Brustofski-fan> ubuntu 12.04... going to...   https://extensions.gnome.org/#    in firefox and geting...   You do not appear to have an up to date version of GNOME3. You won't be able to install extensions from here. See the about page for more information.
[00:53] <Guest32151> but i can run yahoo messenger ?
[00:53] <pakattack> Thnx guys ill let u guys know how it goes
[00:53] <wylde> XStreamX: ok, you're on windows then. So if you see it in my computer then you made a samba share.
[00:53] <wylde> !samba | XStreamX
[00:54] <XStreamX> I can access samba through webmin
[00:54] <XStreamX> But the drive is not showing as a selectable share.
[00:54] <wylde> XStreamX: I don't have any windows computers(well a tiny stripped out windows VM to run my lame printer) so I don't use samba at all.
[00:55] <XStreamX> Doesn't the drive have to be mounted to share it via samba?
[00:55] <en1gma> i did a remaster ubuntu iso awhile back because i run from usb stick with non-persistent install so that is why i did a remaster...which worked great for my desktop with amd video card...problem is now when i try to boot that same iso from usb it tells me no supported amd display adapters were found
[00:55] <wylde> XStreamX: best I can offer you is the bot's link. Sorry. Maybe someone else here is more familiar with samba.
[00:55] <en1gma> i tried dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[00:55] <en1gma> but that dont work
[00:55] <Brustofski-fan> Never mind gnome shell integration plugin was disabled
[00:55] <e20100633> Guest32151: no you can't, you have to use Free Software ; webcaming with yahoo is supported by kopete ; but try empathy, it might work as well
[00:55] <en1gma> the remaster i installed fglrx prop driver
[00:56] <wylde> XStreamX: it has to be mounted on the machine serving the share yes.
[00:56] <Guest32151> thank you
[00:56] <XStreamX> •wylde• can you at least help me in getting the drive mounted in ubuntu?
[00:56] <dasyogi> hi all. anyone know how I can permanently set backlight for my HP Pavilion laptop on pingolin? everything I try seems to be permanent
[00:56] <wylde> XStreamX: ok, do you know what /dev it is?
[00:56] <dasyogi> meant temporary
[00:56] <en1gma> the iso has everything setup great...and its really difficult to reset everything up...so if there is a simple command i can do to reconfigure xorg it would be fan-freaking-tastic :)
[00:57] <XStreamX> I know to do a sudo fdisk -l to determine which drive it is I want to mount.
[00:57] <daftykins> en1gma: are you after reconfiguring to not use fglrx?
[00:57] <en1gma> yes
[00:57] <wylde> XStreamX: alrighty then do that, the rest is easy :)
[00:57] <XStreamX> I would love to be able to mount via the gnome gui if possible if not I will do it the command line way.
[00:57] <daftykins> en1gma: delete xorg.conf ?
[00:57] <en1gma> ohh
[00:57] <en1gma> lemme try :)
[00:58] <pakattack> Guys what is the terminal command for flashing an iso to a cd?
[00:58] <wylde> XStreamX: ok, it's usb drive?
[00:58] <XStreamX> No internal
[00:58] <XStreamX> sata
[00:58] <wylde> XStreamX: and it doesn't automount when you plug it in?
[00:58] <en1gma> daftykins thanks man
[00:58] <en1gma> you da man
[00:58] <ubuntutest314> DarwinSurvivor, nice tool, but I'm not sure which partition table type I should choose... My options are Intel, EFI GPT, Humax, Mac, None, Sun, XBox, and Return ... what gives ? is ext3fs  intel ?!?!
[00:58] <daftykins> en1gma:  my pleasure :)
[00:59] <littlebearz1> pakattack: dd
[00:59] <XStreamX> Just doesn't make sense to me how the gnome gui sees the drive but I can't mount it.
[00:59] <arohner> hi. I'm trying to use overlayfs, but my mount command is returning mount: unknown filesystem type 'overlayfs'
[01:00] <wylde> if gnome sees it then it's mounted. Do you mean it won't let you mount it from the client machine?
[01:00] <littlebearz1> pakattack dd if=location/to/iso.iso of=output/location/
[01:00] <wylde> XStreamX: nvm I get it now
[01:00] <pakattack> How to find out what the cd's location is?
[01:00] <dasyogi> anyone familiar with screen settings?
[01:00] <XStreamX> Okay one sec Im in putty let me switch over to tinyvnc (gnome gui)
[01:01] <delac> can anyone tell me how to modify themes. system settings -> appearance seems to ignore all changes to ~/.themes and usr/share/themes
[01:01] <XStreamX> Or should I just stay in putty?
[01:01] <wylde> XStreamX: no rush, do what you're gonna do :)
[01:01] <XStreamX> Okay one sec brb
[01:01] <XStreamX> I have dual monitor setup
[01:02] <wylde> I'll brb as well *grumbles* my coffee cup MUST have a hole in it... >.<
[01:02] <xangua> delac: you mean to change gtk/icon themes¿
[01:02] <pakattack> Command for finding the destination of cd?
[01:02] <XStreamX> •wylde• okay set now.
[01:02] <delac> xangua: no, just adjust gtk themes
[01:03] <XStreamX> When I click on the drive if gives the error unable to mount location not authorized.
[01:03] <XStreamX> Should I reboot the server?
[01:03] <pakattack> Hello guys wat is location of a cd?
[01:03] <ClientAlive> guess I'll hang it up for tonight. I don't know what to do about the situation and I'm not finding anything that makes sense on the net
[01:03] <clh> DarwinSurvivor: I managed to get things resized with gparted.  worked unbelievably well actually
[01:04] <littlebearz1> pakattack: use fdisk -l to figure that out or df -h
[01:04] <krababbel> XStreamX: is it in there permanently, then just add a line in /etc/fstab
[01:04] <XStreamX> •krababbel• what do you mean by permanently?
[01:04] <pakattack> Fdisk is only showing hard drive stuff not the cd
[01:05] <krababbel> XStreamX: do you want to reguralily unmount it?
[01:05] <XStreamX> No I want to mount the drive and make it permanent through reboots.
[01:05] <krababbel> XStreamX: if it is in fstab, the server will mount it by default at boot time
[01:06] <XStreamX> How do I check to see if it is?
[01:06] <XStreamX> I would think that I could access the drive by double clicking it but that is not the case.
[01:06] <krababbel> XStreamX: what? mounted? you look if the mount point is empty
[01:06] <pakattack> Command for finding the destination of cd?
[01:07] <Inspiral> destination ?
[01:07] <Inspiral> pwd ?
[01:07] <Waraudon> Where is cachemgr.cgi for Squid 3 in Precise?
[01:07] <j0hnsm1th> pakattack, try looking in /dev/
[01:07] <Inspiral> oh, a CD :)
[01:07] <wylde> XStreamX: I'm back
[01:08] <XStreamX> okay
[01:08] <krababbel> XStreamX: by default, ubuntu won't let you mount drives without root access
[01:08] <wylde> XStreamX: you add it to /etc/fstab
[01:08] <pakattack> Yeah I am trying to flash a iso to a cd through terminal cuz that's the only thing I can use at the moment and there is so much stuff in dev I can't tell wats wat
[01:08] <XStreamX> So I have to log in as root
[01:08] <krababbel> though I don't know how it allows you to mount externl media
[01:08] <iKlsR> ._.
[01:08] <wylde> !mount | XStreamX
[01:09] <XStreamX> All I am trying to do is access the drive through ubuntu
[01:09] <wylde> XStreamX: no, all you need is sudo :)
[01:09] <krababbel> XStreamX: you do 'sudo vim.tiny /etc/fstab' or use nano
[01:09] <rolandb> whats a good graphical network mapping tool for lubuntu?
[01:09] <XStreamX> I was able to access it fine with the desktop version, hasn't been the case with the server version though
[01:09] <rolandb> or ubuntu?
[01:09] <XStreamX> brb
[01:09] <wylde> XStreamX: ok you answered a question I had. The server version won't do automounting.
[01:10] <pakattack> Plz guys can u help me out?? I am really desperate
[01:10] <XStreamX> At all?
[01:10] <wylde> XStreamX: it will you just have to add an entry to /etc/fstab
[01:10] <XStreamX> okay
[01:10] <XStreamX> brb logging back in via putty
[01:11] <krababbel> why does ubuntu mount usb drives automatically? Does it recognise that it is a USB stick for example?
[01:11] <krababbel> udev I guess?
[01:11] <XStreamX> back
[01:11] <wylde> krababbel: yes
[01:11] <krababbel> wylde: thanks
[01:11] <DarwinSurvivor> !burn | pakattack
[01:12] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: sorry, thought that page had cli instruction :(
[01:12] <j0hnsm1th> pakattack, have you got access to a web browser?
[01:12] <wylde> XStreamX: ok so you need to know the /dev/sdwhatever and the filesystem used on the disk
[01:13] <XStreamX> looking for it now.
[01:13] <darnzy> can he
[01:13] <DarwinSurvivor> pakattack: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CdDvd/Burning#Burning_a_CD_or_DVD_using_Command_Line_tools
[01:13] <darnzy> can anyone help me setup up a lexmark printer to ubuntu
[01:13] <XStreamX> Disk /dev/sdb: 1000.2 GB
[01:14] <littlebearz1> darnzy: read manual on cups
[01:14] <wylde> XStreamX: actually, anyone remeber off the top of their head the command to get the uuid? nvm...I'll look it up :)
[01:14] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy: if you have gotten an error while trying to set it up, please post the error. All printers are different and lexmark's are notoriously more difficult
[01:14] <daftykins> wylde: blkid
[01:14] <littlebearz1> wylde: it's in blkid
[01:14] <wylde> thank you
[01:14] <daftykins> think it needs sudo
[01:15] <littlebearz1> daftykins: not if u're in root
[01:15] <bazhang> !blkid | wylde
[01:15] <darnzy> no error im  just have trouble do this it is a lexmark prospect pro 205 and i dont have the installation cd
[01:15] <wylde> XStreamX: ok, we need to know the filesystem...NTFS, ext4, vfat?
[01:15] <Bsims> darnzy: does it speak PS/PCL?
[01:16] <XStreamX> System HPFS/NTFS/exFAT
[01:16] <darnzy> im a begginer so i dunno it has wifi
[01:16] <darnzy> but ubuntu say no printer connected
[01:16] <Bsims> darnzy: whats the model number?
[01:16] <darnzy> Prospect Pro205
[01:16] <wylde> XStreamX: ok, and it was connected to a windows computer? 7 I think you said? So we can assume it's NTFS :)
[01:16] <XStreamX> Yeah it is NTFS
[01:17] <wylde> XStreamX: ok you're in an ssh session right?
[01:17] <XStreamX> Yes
[01:17] <bazhang> darnzy, what does linuxprinting.org have to say about that printer
[01:18] <XStreamX> at username@MediaServer:~$
[01:18] <darnzy> i havent checked
[01:18] <wylde> XStreamX: just cat /etc/fstab and take note of the last 5 characters in the existing disks UUID
[01:18] <Bsims> darnzy: there are manuals online with drivers at lexmark for it
[01:19] <nmatrix9> hey guys
[01:19] <wylde> XStreamX: then run blkid the ID that DOESN'T match the one I asked you to look at will be the new disk.
[01:19] <Bsims> darnzy: easiest way is to run a network cable and plug it into your router till you get it set up http://www.lexmark.com/publications/pdfs/2007/2009-fall/v9842009_en.pdf
[01:19] <Inspiral> XStreamX, whats the problem u cant mount it ?
[01:19] <wylde> XStreamX: copy the uuid, then open /etc/fstab in an editor.
[01:20] <XStreamX> Having a hard time figure out what the UUID is.
[01:20] <darnzy> i dunno what to do
[01:20] <wylde> XStreamX: it looks like 4f023a27-a220-4d17-9822-5eea35eb46a6
[01:20] <darnzy> im going to throw the printer out the winto
[01:20] <bazhang> darnzy, check that site first step
[01:20] <darnzy> which site
[01:20] <XStreamX> Yeah it is only showing one UUID.
[01:21] <XStreamX> Should that be the case?
[01:21] <bazhang> darnzy, the one I linked you to
[01:21] <wylde> XStreamX: bah my fault, I skiiped a step
[01:21] <XStreamX> lol
[01:21] <Inspiral> XStreamX, u got ntfs-3g installed ?
[01:21] <darnzy> i dunno which one sorry
[01:21] <bazhang> linuxprinting.org    <----------    darnzy
[01:22] <XStreamX> •Inspiral• How can I check, by apt-get nfts-3g?
[01:22] <Inspiral> dpkg -l | grep ntfs-3g
[01:22] <richardlxc> how to mv a file to newfile?
[01:22] <darnzy> ok what am i looking for on that page
[01:22] <wylde> XStreamX: mkdir /tmp/mount; sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /tmp/mount -t ntfs
[01:22] <bazhang> darnzy, your printer.
[01:22] <richardlxc> say mv /etc/a.txt /etc/b.txt
[01:22] <j0hnsm1th> richardlxc, mv oldfile newfile
[01:22] <wylde> XStreamX: while thats mounted use blkid, sorry about that.
[01:22] <arohner> hi, my kernel config says that overlay fs is a module (CONFIG_OVERLAY_FS=m), but I don't see it listed in /lib/modules. What can I do?
[01:23] <richardlxc> and i don't want to type /etc/  again
[01:23] <darnzy> there isnt anything on there
[01:23] <richardlxc> j0hnsm1th: i know backup a file , cp /etc/a.txt{,a.txt.back}
[01:23] <DarwinSurvivor> richardlxc: /e<tab> for auto-complete :D
[01:23] <XStreamX> •wylde• no need to apologize I really appreciate you taken the time to help me.
[01:23] <wylde> XStreamX: glad to help when I can :)
[01:23] <darnzy> just a bunch of open printing stuff
[01:24] <j0hnsm1th> richardlxc, do you mean you want to rename the file?
[01:24] <richardlxc> yeah
[01:24] <richardlxc> j0hnsm1th: yeah
[01:24] <LinuxMonkey> From	Subject	Received	Size
[01:24] <Bsims> darnzy: here is the driver you need http://support.lexmark.com/index?locale=EN&page=product&userlocale=EN_US&productCode=LEXMARK_PROSPECT_PRO205&focusedTab=DOWNLOADS#2
[01:24] <LinuxMonkey> woops sorry
[01:24] <j0hnsm1th> richardlxc, what you typed in: "mv /etc/a.txt /etc/b.txt" should work -- have u tried it?
[01:24] <richardlxc> j0hnsm1th: i want it the same way like make a file copy
[01:24] <richardlxc> j0hnsm1th: i know
[01:25] <XStreamX> •wylde• okay did the mkdir line should I do the cat /etc/fstab command line again?
[01:25] <richardlxc> j0hnsm1th: but when the path is very long,i don't want to type it again
[01:25] <darnzy> i have download those but not one of them is for 12.04
[01:25] <XStreamX> Or just the blkid
[01:25] <j0hnsm1th> richardlxc, try typing in part of the path and pressing tab to autocomplete?
[01:25] <Bsims> it should work
[01:25] <wylde> XStreamX: sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /tmp/mount -t ntfs
[01:25] <richardlxc> j0hnsm1th: like   cp /etc/a.txt{,.back}   can copy a file to a new file
[01:25] <Bsims> darnzy: if not try feeding a pcl/ps file
[01:25] <XStreamX> •wylde• did that already
[01:26] <darnzy> how do u do that
[01:26] <Inspiral> XStreamX, `ls /tmp/mount`
[01:26] <wylde> XStreamX: ok if you remember the last 5 characters we can just do blkid
[01:26] <Bsims> darnzy: add it as a PS printer in cups
[01:26] <richardlxc> j0hnsm1th: just this only way to rename a file?
[01:26] <darnzy> bsims i dunno what u are talking about or how to do that
[01:26] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy: sorry to interrupt, but how is the printer connected? (usb, ethernet, wifi, bluetooth, etc?)
[01:26] <darnzy> i can do usb
[01:27] <j0hnsm1th> richardlxc, im no expert but thats what ive always used, why do you want to shorten it?
[01:27] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy: how is it *currently* connected?
[01:27] <wylde> XStreamX: there should be 2 now. The new one will be the external disk
[01:27] <XStreamX> •Inspiral• with that command line it returned the folders on the drive.
[01:27] <darnzy> usb
[01:27] <richardlxc> j0hnsm1th: when the path is very long,i want to save time
[01:27] <Bsims> darnzy:  add it as a generic usb connected printer... tell it its postscript and try it
[01:27] <darnzy> how do you do that
[01:27] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy: ok, just checking. some printers don't show up properly in networking mode
[01:27] <XStreamX> •wylde• okay gotta run the cat line command again to find it
[01:28] <bazhang> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1378789 darnzy
[01:28] <wylde> XStreamX: alrighty np :)
[01:28] <darnzy> that doesnt workeither
[01:28] <XStreamX> It is still only showing the boot drives UUID
[01:29] <bazhang> darnzy, what doesn't work
[01:29] <darnzy> right now it is connect via usb how to i add it as a generic printer
[01:29] <wylde> XStreamX: alright, I'd rather use the UUID but we don't HAVE to. well use the device
[01:29] <bazhang> darnzy, I just gave you an ubuntuforums link for that printer
[01:29] <darnzy> i tried that also
[01:30] <wylde> XStreamX: open /etc/fstab in an editor
[01:30] <bazhang> darnzy, tried what
[01:30] <XStreamX> Okay done
[01:31] <j0hnsm1th> richardlxc, try "mv /etc/a.txt b.txt"
[01:31] <wylde> XStreamX: then add    /dev/sdb /path/to/mount/directory ntfs defaults 0 0
[01:31] <XStreamX> Says changing a readonly file at the bottom of editor
[01:31] <DarwinSurvivor> XStreamX: you need to edit /etc/fstab as root (using sudo), regular users are not allowed to edit it
[01:31] <wylde> XStreamX: my fault, you have to open it using sudo
[01:32] <XStreamX> Yeah my bad I should have known to use sudo
[01:32] <XStreamX> One sec
[01:32] <darnzy_> so i tired that ubuntu forum and it has nothing for me it doesnt make sense
[01:32] <wylde> XStreamX: then add    /dev/sdb1 /path/to/mount/directory ntfs defaults 0 0 <--- this one not the first I had a typo
[01:33] <bazhang> darnzy_, it directly links to a driver for *your* printer.
[01:33] <wylde> !printer | darnzy - anything useful here?
[01:33] <darnzy_> for mac os
[01:33] <bazhang> darnzy_, you're not on ubuntu?
[01:33] <darnzy_> yea i am but the link has a driver for mac not ubuntu
[01:34] <XStreamX> How do I get out of the vim
[01:34] <darnzy_> i have ubuntu 12.04
[01:34] <Bsims> XStreamX: Esc q:!
[01:34] <XStreamX> Thanks
[01:35] <bullium> I'm having problems getting a java applets to load with chromium. I can get java applets to run in firefox with openjdk, but I'd like to be able to run the same java applets with chromium
[01:35] <Bsims> XStreamX: to save the file its Esc wq
[01:35] <darnzy_> why wont it print even when i have it hook up via usb
[01:36] <ubuntutest314> DarwinSurvivor, testdisk found no partitions...  i'm going to resume tomorrow
[01:36] <ubuntutest314> thanks/
[01:36] <darnzy_> anyone
[01:37] <wylde> XStreamX: once you have the entry save it, (don't forget to unmout our tmp mount 'sudo umount /tmp/mount')
[01:37] <Terminus_> hey guys. i've got a problem with winbind on 12.04. i can't login using a user from active directory. the machine is joined fine to the domain. wbinfo -u, -g, -a, and -p all work. winbind is in nsswitch.conf. getent passwd and wbinfo -i don't display the users from AD. in the case of wbinfo -i, i get "failed to call wbdGetpwnam: WBC_ERR_DOMAIN_NOT_FOUND" and if i try to su, i get "Unknown id: test"
[01:37] <DarwinSurvivor> bazhang: then forums discussion has a bunch of links, but they all point to the same page which does NOT have ubuntu drivers for darnzy_'s printer. lexmark appears to have removed them
[01:37] <Terminus_> anybody got any idea what's wrong?
[01:37] <darnzy_> thanks darwin
[01:38] <darnzy_> is there another way of doing this
[01:38] <bazhang> DarwinSurvivor, thats not correct. the link (second one, has them)
[01:38] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: please pastebin the output of "lspci"
[01:38] <XStreamX> •wylde• done
[01:38] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: step one is machine sure ubuntu *see's* the printer :)
[01:38] <darnzy_> i dunno what that means or how to do it
[01:38] <XStreamX> Saved file and then sudo umount /tmp/mount
[01:39] <j0hnsm1th> richardlxc, mv very/long/path/to/filename.{old,new} ;becomes ;mv very/long/path/to/filename.old very/long/path/to/filename.new
[01:39] <wylde> XStreamX: ok, and you unmounted the /tmp/mount?
[01:39] <XStreamX> Yes
[01:39] <darnzy_> i plug the printer in via usb and nothing happens
[01:39] <DarwinSurvivor> !pastebin | darnzy_
[01:39] <wylde> XStreamX: alrighty, now you should be able to mount the drive using 'sudo mount /path/you/chose/to/mount'
[01:40] <darnzy_> !pastebin
[01:40] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: run "lspci" in a terminal, then copy/paste the ouput in http://paste.ubuntu.com
[01:40] <DarwinSurvivor> !terminal | darnzy_
[01:40] <wylde> XStreamX: and from now on as long as that works (and the drive remains plugged in) the drive will mount at boot.
[01:40] <OerHeks> lsusb ..
[01:41] <zykotic10> DarwinSurvivor: i don't lspci will help, OerHeks' lsusb might
[01:41] <bazhang> DarwinSurvivor, why would he run lspci for a usb printer
[01:41] <darnzy_> so i did it
[01:42] <bazhang> besides which he knows the printer make and model, and lexmark has drivers for ubuntu DarwinSurvivor
[01:42] <kzoo_> does anyone know how to make network manager connect to more than 1 openvpn tunnel at the same time?
[01:42] <XStreamX> Okay I didn't chose a path I copied and pasted what you type so I gotta go back.
[01:42] <wylde> XStreamX: lol, np :)
[01:43] <XStreamX> How do I know what path to chose?
[01:43] <wylde> XStreamX: you have a regular user setup on that server?
[01:43] <XStreamX> Should make a dir in say the home folder and mount it there?
[01:43] <XStreamX> Just one user.
[01:44] <darnzy_> so now what do i do
[01:44] <XStreamX> By regular you mean an account besides the root one right?
[01:44] <wylde> XStreamX: yeah, on mine I have a dedicated user account for nfs shares. Which uses that users /home/$USER/Public
[01:45] <Erealz> hello everyone is anyone haveing random crashes useing compiz? or just random crashing launching programs since upgradeing  to 12.4 lts?
[01:45] <XStreamX> Okay so I should make a dir in /home/myusername and say name it Public?
[01:46] <wylde> XStreamX: that would work :)
[01:46] <XStreamX> Okay doing so now.
[01:46] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: bazhang says that drivers are available (and it appears they may be, but lexmark seems to have deleted them), so I'd just like to rule out the simple stuff and make sure that ubuntu actually detected that *something* was plugged in, otherwise no amount of driver searching will fix it.
[01:46] <darnzy_> no it did not
[01:46] <bazhang> DarwinSurvivor, I'm at the download page. they are there.
[01:47] <Erealz> hello everyone is anyone haveing random crashes useing compiz? or just random crashing launching programs since upgradeing  to 12.4 lts?
[01:47] <XStreamX> Okay do I need to go back and mount the drive to that dir?
[01:47] <mkquist> Erealz: like what?
[01:47] <sacarlson> what is the name of that text format that adds bold and font sizes on a standard text file in some web sites?
[01:47] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: open a terminal (go to the app menu and type terminal), then type in "lsusb" and hit enter. Then open paste.ubuntu.com and copy/paste the terminal output into the page and submit it. then post the url of the page you get sent to into the irc chat
[01:47] <wylde> XStreamX: did you set the entry in /etc/fstab to the directory you just made?
[01:47] <Erealz> slugish performance and just random crashes
[01:47] <XStreamX> Doing that now.
[01:47] <wylde> XStreamX: alrighty
[01:47] <bazhang> DarwinSurvivor, he knows the printer make and model, there is zero reason to use lsusb
[01:48] <XStreamX> Okay that is done
[01:48] <XStreamX> etc/fstab has been corrected now what?
[01:48] <mkquist> Erealz: didnt have a lot of luck with 12.04 running smooth myself
[01:48] <darnzy_> 1
[01:48] <darnzy_> 2
[01:48] <darnzy_> 3
[01:48] <darnzy_> 4
[01:48] <darnzy_> 5
[01:48] <FloodBot1> darnzy_: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:48] <darnzy_> 6
[01:49] <wylde> XStreamX: sudo mount /path/to/your/directory    should mount the drive in that location
[01:49] <XStreamX> Okay
[01:49] <wylde> XStreamX: no errors?
[01:49] <Erealz> hey everyone im just wondering if it just me and if im not then is ubuntu working on makeing this run better?
[01:49] <XStreamX> Haven't done it yet.. lol
[01:49] <darnzy_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/974846/
[01:49] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: do you understand how to use the pastebin tool?
[01:49] <DarwinSurvivor> nvm
[01:50] <wylde> XStreamX: lol ok. If there's no errors then it's all good.
[01:50] <darnzy_> no
[01:50] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: you did it just fine, looks like ubuntu is seeing a lexmark device
[01:50] <darnzy_> ok now what
[01:50] <XStreamX> No errors returned me back to username@MediaServer:~$
[01:50] <tolland> what madness is this byobu?
[01:51] <DarwinSurvivor> !details | tolland
[01:51] <TeamRocket1233c> Hi!
[01:51] <resting> does ubuntu ssh uses ssl encryption by default?
[01:51] <wylde> XStreamX: then the drive mounted and will at every boot
[01:51] <wylde> XStreamX: you can access it by going to the directory you made.
[01:51] <darnzy_> so when i print it says not printer
[01:51] <XStreamX> •wylde• Thank you so much for your valued assistance.
[01:51] <wylde> XStreamX: glad to help :)
[01:52] <TeamRocket1233c> Would taking a command-line Ubuntu install, and then installing Fluxbox on it as the desktop, with Dillo as the browser, Thunar as the file manager, the command-line for software installation, and no login manager work at all?
[01:52] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: hold on, when you say it said "no printers detected" was that in the print dialog (when printing) or the printer setup dialog (under system settings)?
[01:52] <darnzy_> both
[01:52] <wylde> TeamRocket1233c: sure. Why wouldn't it?
[01:52] <darnzy_> i try to add a printer
[01:52] <DarwinSurvivor> TeamRocket1233c: should. you will need to launch X from the cli using startx or xinit though (fairly simple, it's what i use on my archlinux box)
[01:52] <wylde> TeamRocket1233c: altho you'll have to install xorg as well
[01:53] <DarwinSurvivor> wylde: fluxbox should bring xorg in as a dependency automatically
[01:53] <darnzy_> so it says searching for drivers
[01:53] <wylde> DarwinSurvivor: "should" I've actually seen people install a WM and had no xserver
[01:54] <TeamRocket1233c> Because I mean sudo apt-get install works just as well as Synaptic for software installation, and then logging in at the command-line and using startx would work well for accessing the desktop, and I know you have to install xorg, ALSA, and a power manager and stuff.
[01:54] <Terminus_> so, can anybody give me a hint on how to fix my winbind issue or confirm it's a bug? the same setup works fine in 10.04 but not in 12.04 except for the fact that i had to change the idmap and backend setup to conform with the new syntax.
[01:54] <wylde> TeamRocket1233c: then yep, no reason that wouldn't work :)
[01:54] <DarwinSurvivor> wylde: wow, didn't know that was possible!
[01:54] <rsr> hi I installed ubuntu 12.04, I have configured the dock so it will dissapear automatically but when I slide the mouse to the left it does not reappear.
[01:54] <rsr> Has anyone seen this issue?
[01:55] <TeamRocket1233c> You put the config in question on an i3, it would be SPEEDY!! XD
[01:55] <darnzy_> darwin it cant find drivers
[01:55] <Terminus_> DarwinSurvivor: installing a wm does not necessarily mean the xserver has to be installed since the wm can run on that box but the xserver may be running on a different box entirely.
[01:55] <wylde> DarwinSurvivor: it was last week? Maybe the week before someone was in here having wm issues. Turned out the realized they had no x.
[01:55] <wylde> DarwinSurvivor: I don't recall the WM though.
[01:55] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: did it find the printer but just can't install it. or did it not even tell you it had found a printer?
[01:56] <DarwinSurvivor> Terminus_: oh yeah, I forgot about that
[01:56] <k014> hello!, which channel suits best for questions about openGL?, i want to learn the basics, but i dont know where to ask, or where to start
[01:56] <TeamRocket1233c> Also, for my next desktop, should I ever be able to get the parts to build it, I've been kinda looking into OpenIndiana or BSD.
[01:56] <darnzy_> when i go to systeme setting then printing and then add it see the lexmark then i click forward and it looks for drivers
[01:56] <bazhang> !alis | k014
[01:56] <DarwinSurvivor> k014: #opengl
[01:57] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: ok, so it is seeing the lexmark, it just can't find a driver. what *exactly* does the error message say (a screenshot or copy/paste would be best)
[01:57] <k014> thx
[01:57] <TeamRocket1233c> Might be better off going into BSD if I'm going to run UNIX on something, as the Solaris/OpenSolaris platform is dying out..
[01:57] <darnzy_> it tells me i can choose form a list of printer but it isnt in there
[01:58] <Terminus_> argh! this winbind issue is driving me crazy. guess i'll file a bug since i don't think i've done anything wrong with the config.
[01:58] <darnzy_> also it says i can supply a ppd file ?
[01:58] <Erealz> is ubuntu aware of the performance issues the community is haveing are the crash report enough to let them know what wrong or do i have to file bug reports?
[01:58] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: ok, so it didn't find a default driver and is asking you to select one?
[01:58] <darnzy_> yea
[01:58] <darnzy_> but the driver isnt in the list
[01:58] <TeamRocket1233c> Linux is definitely either Crunchbang, a custom Ubuntu install, or Fedora for the main three.
[01:58] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: ok, that is a *completely* different situation than I was picturing!
[01:58] <Erealz> is ubuntu aware of the performance issues the community is haveing are the crash report enough to let them know what wrong or do i have to file bug reports?
[01:59] <darnzy_> ok can we fix this?
[01:59] <indystor1> 2~3~
[01:59] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: chances are it won't be listed exactly as the printer name is listed, check for something that says "generic" or "lexmark" without a specific model named
[01:59] <TeamRocket1233c> Arch in a few years possible.
[01:59] <GaryOak> Hi
[01:59] <rsr> so has anyone else had a dissapearing dock that doesnt return on mouse movement?
[01:59] <GaryOak> I need some help.
[01:59] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: there may also be a single driver for the entire prospect series
[01:59] <GaryOak> So Ubuntu has been installing for the last two hours.
[02:00] <GaryOak> And it's currently stuck at the part where you fill in the username and password.
[02:00] <darnzy_> nope it has diffent number
[02:00] <TeamRocket1233c> GaryOak: Oh Crap! It's Gary! I'ma blast off in a couple of minutes! LMAO
[02:00] <GaryOak> Coincidence huh.
[02:00] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: what number does it have?
[02:00] <TeamRocket1233c> GaryOak: Anyways, how's it goin'?
[02:00] <GaryOak> Sup bro.
[02:00] <darnzy_> it has a bunch of a hundread
[02:00] <GaryOak> In a bind.
[02:00] <wylde> My Dell AIO962 (re-branded lexmark) has NO linux suport of any kind. I ended up running a stripped out win VM that does nothing but monitor a directory waiting for pdf's to be dropped in print lol.
[02:01] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: can you printscreen the list?
[02:01] <GaryOak> You?
[02:01] <darnzy_> lexmark c950 series
[02:01] <sacarlson> is there an offline rich text format text editor with like wysiwyg in ubuntu repository?
[02:01] <darnzy_> how
[02:01] <TeamRocket1233c> GaryOak: NM, you?
[02:01] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: ex: for some HP printers, there will be one driver for all printers in the "1200" series (including the 1220, 1250, etc)
[02:02] <nmatrix9> hey guys I think my partition table is messed up.   I cannot see all 4 drives on my system.   How do Reset it back to normal
[02:02] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: is that the only lexmark one?
[02:02] <darnzy_> nope there are from a -z
[02:02] <GaryOak> I said in a bind. :p
[02:02] <GaryOak> Ubuntu won't install.
[02:02] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: are *any* of them "prospect"?
[02:02] <TeamRocket1233c> I G2G for the night, I'll BBT. Bye! -wave-
[02:02] <GaryOak> Bye
[02:02] <darnzy_> no
[02:03] <bm27_> sacarlson: There are a few
[02:03] <sacarlson> bm27_ name one or the most popular
[02:03] <bm27_> sacarlson: Are you looking for document editing or built more for programming?
[02:03] <bullet2222> help how to execute a binery in termanal
[02:04] <wylde> bullet2222: ./filename.bin
[02:04] <bullet2222> ok
[02:04] <zykotic10> bullet2222: it needs to be set executable for wylde's answer to work
[02:04] <wylde> bullet2222: altho you might have to make it executable first chmod +x filename.bin
[02:04] <sacarlson> bm27_: it just the readme.txt document that I plan to publish on github.com that supports rich text that I want to write
[02:05] <sacarlson> bm27_: I just want to see what it looks like as I write it
[02:05] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: are you running 32 bit or 64 bit ubuntu?
[02:06] <darnzy_> 64
[02:06] <axis_> anyone good with using cron
[02:06] <bullet2222> wait i mean like this /home/brandon/Downloads/BlockPlanet/bin/blockplanet'
[02:06] <bm27_> sacarlson: I use GVim, but it has a bit of a learning curve. you might be looking for JEdit.
[02:06] <wylde> bullet2222: yep, that should work
[02:07] <Inspiral> axis_, whats the issue ?
[02:07] <iananananan> None of my boot disks are working. They're all hanging, every last one, regardless of origin or media. How can I fix this?
[02:07] <bullet2222> ok i treid that it wont run it says bash: /home/brandon/Downloads/BlockPlanet/bin/blockplanet: cannot execute binary file
[02:07] <bullet2222> brandon@linuxmint ~ $
[02:07] <wylde> bullet2222: just make sure the file is executable. 'chmod +x /path/to/the/filename.bin
[02:08] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: when you looked for "prospect" you were looking under "lexmark prospect" correct?
[02:08] <delac> seriously, where does the menubar "Applications Places" get its text color?
[02:08] <wylde> bullet2222: future reference. Mint isn't supported here :P
[02:08] <darnzy_> yea but the have like c534dn number like that
[02:08] <axis_> cant get a script to run-
[02:08] <bm27_> Mint has its own channel last time I checked.
[02:08] <sacarlson> bm27_: I'm installing jedit to see how it looks thanks
[02:09] <axis_> has to be run as root - i put it in the root crontab but still a no go
[02:09] <wylde> !mint
[02:09] <bm27_> sacarlson: No problem, good luck!
[02:09] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: ok, the printer appears to be network-capable. does yours have an ethernet port?
[02:09] <bullet2222> ubottu lol linux mint is ubuntu
[02:09] <darnzy_> yea
[02:09] <wylde> bullet2222: no, it isn't
[02:09] <bullet2222> wylde yea yea it is
[02:10] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: printer companies like to make custom usb protocols, but they tend to standardize on networking protocols since they are mostly used in business and are more expensive to custom-create
[02:10] <j0hnsm1th> !arch
[02:10] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: you may have better luck setting it up as a network printer.
[02:10] <wylde> bullet2222: Mint is NOT supported here because it is NOT a supported ubuntu derivative.
[02:10] <j0hnsm1th> "ubottu> Sorry, I don't know anything about arch"
[02:10] <j0hnsm1th> figures..
[02:10] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: do you have an ethernet cable you can use?
[02:10] <bullet2222> wylde lol try mint it is the same thing
[02:10] <bazhang> bullet2222, wrong channel for MINT
[02:10] <bm27_> bullet2222, wylde: I wouldn't call Mint Ubuntu anymore than I'd call ubuntu Debian. I'd actually be more comfortable saying that.
[02:10] <Inspiral> axis_, is the script (1) +x and (2) are the paths absolute
[02:11] <darnzy_> yea
[02:11] <bullet2222> ok its like this MINT IS BASED OF OFF UBUNTU
[02:11] <iananananan> I'm being forced to hotswap a hard drive. Sata first, then power, right?
[02:11] <bullet2222> IT IS ubuntu
[02:11] <Killswitch> Hi, I was wondering if it's possible to revert a ubuntu 10.04 LTS Server to it's default configuration
[02:11] <bazhang> bullet2222, and its NOT supported here. so stop asking.
[02:11] <bm27_> bullet2222: I don't even think that's completely true anymore.
[02:11] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: I have to leave in about 5-10 minutes, but if the printer uses a common network printing setup, it should be very easy to configure in ubuntu (it should just "show up"). You *may* need to set up a static IP for it, but you can may not
[02:12] <bm27_> bullet2222: Looking for a recent comparison article
[02:12] <deeprogram> hey ? I installed package with apt-get and want to remove it manually ? how ?
[02:13] <deeprogram> Don't want to do with apt-get purge or remove
[02:13] <mariooo> Hi all. Having consistent network issues with upgraded 11.04 -> 11.10 install (any network commands like apt-get update will lock up at a different point each time), requiring a restart of networking (all SSH connections get dropped and can't reconnect, so pretty much limited to using VNC console). seems to only happen with downloads (i.e. all apt-get stuff), SSH connection is fine unless I run any of these commands. not sure how to debug thi
[02:13] <Inspiral> apt-get purge <package>
[02:13] <j0hnsm1th> Killswitch, and keep data?
[02:13] <axis_> yes they are +x - not sure what you mean by paths absolute
[02:13] <Killswitch> j0hnsm1th: data isn't needed. Have a dev server in my closet and would like to revert it instead of setup a monitor/keyboard/etc with it and reinstall.
[02:14] <mariooo> note, I was intending to upgrade staight to 12.04 LTS but didn't notice the required -d on do-release-upgrade until it was too late, and because of network issues can't do further upgrade =/
[02:14] <Killswitch> If I have to, okay, but if I don't. More kowledge
[02:14] <escott> axis_, some more details please. what does the script do? does it use X?
[02:14] <Inspiral> axis_, in your script stuff like: 'ls' should be '/usr/bin/ls' < absolute paths
[02:15] <axis_> i have it mounting windows fs then rsyncing to my ubuntu box- if i just run script it works-
[02:15] <axis_> i have to use sudo
[02:16] <resting> how do i create ssl for ssh?
[02:16] <axis_> i have it checking to see if the fs is mounted and if not mount it -
[02:16] <escott> axis_, does your rsync use auth_keys? is your private key password protected?
[02:16] <mariooo> deeprogram: dpkg -L <packagename> will show you all the installed files for a particular package. not sure if it's a good idea for you to delete them manually though
[02:16] <Zwei> Hi, I can't seem tp get my wireless working
[02:17] <axis_> rsync does not use auth keys
[02:17] <Zwei> It works when I first installed ubuntu 12.04
[02:17] <Zwei> but now it doesn't.
[02:17] <escott> axis_, generally the first thing you do is add a command like "touch /root/cron_job_is_working" at the top of your script to see if it is scheduled correctly
[02:17] <Zwei> I've googled around but nothing seems to work
[02:17] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: are you still there?
[02:17] <Zwei> I noticed that I cannot see eth1
[02:18] <escott> axis_, and then start working your way down to figure what line is not working. you should not have sudo in ANY crontab job EVER.
[02:18] <sacarlson> bm27_: I'm not seeing any rich text support in jedit maybe it's a plugin that needs to be added?
[02:19] <axis_> it runs on time- if i check syslog with grep i can see it was trying to run -
[02:19] <axis_> i tried putting it in the roots crontab so i wouldnt have to use sudo
[02:20] <Inspiral> axis_, i think your paths will be the problem
[02:20] <bm27_> sacarlson: Ah man, sorry for recommending you that without checking first. Make sure to look for a plugin before abandoning it. Looks like you just go to Plugins -> Plugin manager from JEdit itself to get them.
[02:20] <axis_> i posted everything here - http://askubuntu.com/questions/128194/backup-windows-vista-7-picture-folders-by-automounting-windows-fs-and-using-ry
[02:20] <iananananan> I need to hot swap in ubuntu, but the drive isn't recognized when i plug it in.  Is there some refresh command i need?
[02:21] <Zwei> sudo lshw -C network gives: http://codepad.org/71otSukQ
[02:21] <escott> axis_ "network/narcima" is a relative path.
[02:21] <sacarlson> bm27_: oh wait it say it supports rtf highlight so maybe that stands for rich text?
[02:21] <escott> axis_, ~/Pictures as well. finally you should not be putting this in roots crontab because you dont need it. put it in the user crontab and use udisks to mount the partition
[02:22] <bm27_> sacarlson: Yeah, just save your file as .rtf and it should update to look like an rtf normally would. rtf is definitely rich text format though.
[02:22] <axis_> what do you mean by relative patch
[02:22] <axis_> path
[02:22] <Inspiral> axis_, also rsync should be /usr/bin/rsync (or wherever it is)
[02:22] <Zwei> now with iwconfig: http://codepad.org/zkb5DlPS
[02:22] <Zwei> Any help?
[02:22] <Inspiral> absolute as in the full path to the place
[02:22] <resting> #/linux
[02:23] <wookiehk> hi, i am trying to set up my own local apt-mirror. Can i pre load the apt-mirror cache with CD's?
[02:23] <escott> axis_, /an/absolute/path/starts/at/the/system/root     ../a/relative/path/starts/at/the/current/working/directory
[02:23] <Zwei> I can see the wireless icon working in the corner, and it can detect my router
[02:23] <Zwei> but it just won't connect
[02:23] <axis_> ok so everything has to be absolute
[02:23] <resting> is there a need to secure ssh? i read its already secured?
[02:23] <DarwinSurvivor> darnzy_: ok, I need to leave now, but someone else may be able to help you further.
[02:24] <Inspiral> axis_, yes
[02:24] <escott> axis_, technically ~/Pictures isn't relative its a shell expansion, but its the same problem. whose shell should expand ~ is ~ = /root or = /home/narcima
[02:24] <violinappren> Zwei: pastebin: sudo tail -f /var/log/syslog              while you try to connect
[02:25] <violinappren> resting:  change default port and install and configure fail2ban
[02:25] <richardlxc> which paste server do we use ?
[02:25] <richardlxc> in emacs
[02:25] <violinappren> resting: im referring to an SSH server not the client
[02:25] <escott> richardlxc, paste.ubuntu.com but it doesnt really matter
[02:25] <knoxy> hi! I'm using ubuntu 12.04 (and debian wheezy in other partition) in my laptop dell l502x. The system is very cool, but when I try to connect the hdmi cable with my external monitor not work.. The secondary monitor in hdmi port is not detected. How can I do to fix it? thanks
[02:25] <violinappren> !pastebin | richard
[02:26] <Zwei> syslog: http://codepad.org/yaIBus4y
[02:26] <axis_> and udisk will let me mount without having to sudo
[02:26] <richardlxc> thank you:)
[02:27] <violinappren> Zwei: did you try it with any other networks
[02:27] <violinappren> !who | axis_
[02:27] <escott> axis_, yes. try with udisks. it does require udisks-daemon to be running but i believe that is a system service that runs all the time, so it should be fine
[02:27] <Zwei> I don't have other networks to connect to
[02:27] <escott> axis_, udisks --mount /media/whatever
[02:28] <iananananan> I'm hotswapping a hard drive into an ubuntu livecd, but it's not picking it up. IS there some command i need to enter to refressh?
[02:28] <Zwei> 1 sec, lemme see if my neihbour is awake
[02:28] <nmatrix9> Hey guys is it possible to rename a device e. g.  /Dev/sdg to /dev/sdd?
[02:28] <pouncer> anyone know how to make a bootable usb to install windows 7 i have the iso just dont know what programs i would have to use line wintoflash or universal usb like i would with a linux distro
[02:28] <escott> nmatrix9, no. use blkid and uuids
[02:28] <resting> violinappren: erm..fail2ban aside, we don't need to encrypted transmitted information right?
[02:29] <escott> !ot | pouncer
[02:29]  * Progster wishes he didn't upgrade to 12.04
[02:29] <deeprogram> do you know any idea with problem : "/usr/local/lib/libxml2.so.2: no version information available (required by /usr/lib/libneon-gnutls.so.27)"
[02:29] <violinappren> resting: thats the whole point of SSH, it encrypts traffic between to machines
[02:29] <iananananan> pouncer, don't use usb. it's unreliable. go DVD. Also, check #windows
[02:29] <dr_willis> pouncer:  pendrivelinux website haas tools that can do linux and other os's to pendrive.
[02:29] <resting> violinappren: thanks for clarifying
[02:29] <pouncer> the machine doesnt have a disk drive
[02:30] <iananananan> How do I mount a hard drive i'm hot-swapping?
[02:30] <iananananan> It won't show up under /media
[02:30] <resting> violinappren: any idea how i could setup a self signed https site with ubuntu and apache2?
[02:30] <Inspiral> pouncer, win2flash look it up
[02:30] <wylde> !mount | iananananan
[02:30] <Sach> Using Firefox 13.0 on Ubuntu 11.04. Whenever I click on a hyperlink to a pdf, a blank tab opens instead of the document opening in evince.  How do I correct this?
[02:31] <dr_willis> iananananan:  check sudo fdisk -l, to  find its /dev/sd# and use the mount command as needed
[02:31] <pouncer> Inspiral: i have it for windows didnt know they had a linux version
[02:31] <Inspiral> oh for here :)
[02:31] <Inspiral> try it in wine
[02:31] <violinappren> resting: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/httpd.html#https-configuration
[02:32] <resting> violinappren: awesome..thanks!!
[02:32] <iananananan> dr_willis, wylde, the hard drive won't show up undo sudo fdisk -l
[02:33] <dr_willis> iananananan:  then the system/bios is not seeing it. so you wont be able to mount it.
[02:33] <dr_willis> iananananan:  check 'dmesg' for errors perhaps
[02:33] <violinappren> resting: https://help.ubuntu.com/12.04/serverguide/certificates-and-security.html#creating-a-self-signed-certificate
[02:33] <resting> violinappren: (Y)
[02:34] <iananananan> dr_willis, what am i looking for?
[02:34] <dr_willis> iananananan:  error messages when you plug it in
[02:34] <bluefox83> !nvidia
[02:35] <iananananan> dr_willis, any specific order i should plug it in? power/sata.
[02:35] <dr_willis> plug in, wait a moment or 5, check dmesg command output
[02:35] <dr_willis> iananananan:  no idea. ive never heard of anyone getting hotswaping working.
[02:35] <dr_willis> id say plug in, then power on
[02:35] <iananananan> okay
[02:36] <iananananan> prints unknown key released.
[02:36] <iananananan> tells me to use "setkeycodes e001 keycode", dr_willis
[02:36] <dr_willis> run dmesg a few times.. its the end of the log  you want.
[02:36] <dr_willis> thats a keyboard message about some weird key  on it..
[02:36] <wylde> dr_willis  iananananan : pipe dmesg through tail     demsg | tail   then  plug it in.
[02:37] <dr_willis> i forget how to do a tail -f on dmesg
[02:37] <wylde> dmesg | tail     :)
[02:37] <dr_willis> tai will just exit.. i thought.  the -f is needed
[02:38] <bluefox83> i'm having some serious issues getting my onboard nvidia card to work in 12.04 but it worked just fine in 11.10 O.o
[02:38] <escott> dr_willis, tail -f /var/log/dmesg i dont think you can tail the ringbuffer itself
[02:38] <wylde> ahh ok my bad >.<
[02:38] <bluefox83> none of the proprietary drivers work, at *ALL* for this machine...what the heck >.>
[02:38] <iananananan> mind giving me that in an imperative format?
[02:39] <bluefox83> anyone familiar with a problem with nautilus not running, and compiz not running when using the new nvidia proprietary drivers/
[02:39] <dr_willis> i often kept a xterm open with that tailed dmesg. but thats been ages ago
[02:39] <bluefox83> ?
[02:40] <dr_willis>  i still wonder if anyone in here has ever gotten sata-hotswapping working. Ive seen it asked about  every  so often.. but never seen someone actually say it 'worked'
[02:41] <iananananan> dr_willis, i can't boot with the drive in
[02:41] <iananananan> dr_willis, trying to load ubuntu and wipe the drive
[02:41] <dr_willis> iananananan:  that seems.. weird... like the HD may be dead
[02:41] <iananananan> dr_willis, thoroughly fucked up perhaps.
[02:41] <wylde> !language | iananananan
[02:42] <dr_willis> so that m ay be the whole reason hotswap is not working in this case.
[02:42] <iananananan> It's unlikely.
[02:42] <iananananan> The hard drive is fine.
[02:42] <dr_willis> i tend to use USB enclosures, or a universial-usb enclosure.
[02:42] <dr_willis> if it was 'fine' it wouldent be keepioong the system from booting
[02:42] <iananananan> It's possible it's my setup just being antsy.
[02:43] <iananananan> I get so far as the boot screens, but they hang.
[02:43] <iananananan> Once I yank the drive, no problem.
[02:43] <dr_willis> you can use the text mode - to show messages at boot
[02:43] <dr_willis> !text
[02:43] <Sach> Using Firefox 13.0 on Ubuntu 11.04. Whenever I click on a hyperlink to a pdf, a blank tab opens instead of the document opening in evince.  How do I correct this?
[02:43] <dr_willis> work time for me. bbl
[02:44] <iananananan> dr_willis, runnign a livecd
[02:48] <iananananan> is 12.04 worth the install or should i go 11.04?
[02:49] <bushi86> hey everyone! I need some help with some wifi issues (using Ralink rt2800). Can anyone help me?
[02:49] <violinappren> iananananan: only one way to know.
[02:50] <aeon-ltd> iananananan: 12.04, prevent being obselete. If you hate the UI you can just change it
[02:50] <iananananan> violinappren, aeon-ltd, i've heard of driver issues and the like on 12.04
[02:50] <pakattack> I am trying to install 12.04 from a cd I just made. It boots shows cursor shows background but then goes to a black screen with the cursor wat to do?
[02:50] <violinappren> !details | bushi86
[02:51] <bazhang> !nomodeset | pakattack
[02:51] <violinappren> !mdsum | pakattack
[02:51] <violinappren> !checksum | pakattack
[02:52] <marcavis> Hello, I'm on Ubuntu 12.04, does anyone else have problems in Gnome Classic with save as/extract to dialogs being too "greedy" with their autocompletion? Say, as long as there's a folder that can be opened in the current path, the dialog will autocomplete to that
[02:52] <deeprogram> how to reinstall package with apt-get ?
[02:53] <violinappren> deeprogram: apt-get install --reinstall
[02:53] <pakattack> ubottu how am I supposed to get this driver thing?
[02:53] <deeprogram> violinappren:  GOOD!
[02:53] <violinappren> pakattack:  get what driver?
[02:53] <bushi86> I'm trying to get stable wifi working (right now it connects for a few minutes, but no- or extremely slow Internet access), I'm running Ubuntu 12.04x64.
[02:54] <violinappren> bushi86: pastebin: sudo lshw -C network
[02:54] <marcavis> Hmm, apparently this only happens when there's only one subfolder in the folder I'm currently in... but I'm actually just trying to extract to the folder, not its subfolder
[02:54] <violinappren> !pastebin > bushi86
[02:54] <Taev> can some one tell me why everytime i run do-dist-upgrade i get "caught signal 15"
[02:54] <test> DCC SEND startkeylogger 0 0 0
[02:54] <Taev> "disconnected from system bus"
[02:54] <Taev> 3 times now
[02:55] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - The above was an exploit attempt that may have disconnected some users. Please ignore it, DON'T click on suspicious links, and type « /msg ubottu exploit » if you want more information.
[02:55] <richardlxc> !pastebin > richardlxc
[02:56] <richardlxc> i just start to use pastebin :)
[02:56] <pakattack> How am I supposed to do the nomodeset if I haven't even installed it yet?
[02:57] <richardlxc> pastebinit command line cannot paste to pastebin.com
[02:57] <richardlxc> how to solve?
[02:57] <violinappren> pakattack: press shift at the start of the live cd boot, then press f6 then esc and you can edit the grub boot line
[02:58] <pakattack> Ok
[02:58] <zykotic10> violinappren: grub on a livecd?  i doubt it.
[02:58] <violinappren> richardlxc: copy and paste?
[02:58] <pakattack> Is this only an issue with 12.04?
[02:58] <enyawix> how can pulse be removed? I have hardware mixing making it useless
[02:58] <violinappren> zykotic10: syslinux, sorry
[02:58] <richardlxc> violinappren: i want to use in command line :)
[02:59] <zykotic10> enyawix: expect gnome sound to stop working if you do.
[02:59] <violinappren> richardlxc: man pastebinit
[02:59] <pakattack> Is this only an issue with 12.04?
[02:59] <richardlxc> thx violinappren
[02:59] <violinappren> pakattack: it's a common issue with 12.04
[02:59] <pakattack> Ok thanks
[03:00] <Taev> what directory does ubuntu store the distro upgrade packages when downloading them for a distro upgrade?
[03:00] <dfcnvt> Is anybody having a flash problem with your current Lubuntu?
[03:00] <zykotic10> dfcnvt: blue people?
[03:00] <dfcnvt> ...?
[03:00] <zykotic10> dfcnvt: never mind.
[03:00] <Logan_> o_O
[03:00] <violinappren> !details | dfcnvt
[03:00] <enyawix> zykotic10, is gnome sound the only thing that would have to recompiled with sensible defaults?
[03:01] <zykotic10> enyawix: pulse has some great features... i'm adding you to /ignore
[03:01] <Taev> ok, where does ubuntu store its distro upgrade packages when downloading them for a distro upgrade?
[03:01] <enyawix> will someone help we remove pulse?
[03:02] <pakattack> Um can u repeat how I am supposed to be able to do the nomodeset
[03:02] <bazhang> enyawix, why would you ever want to do that
[03:02] <violinappren> !patience | Taev
[03:02] <dfcnvt> Right, I have a problem with libflashplayer.so and it might not be the problem with this source but it could be specifically a problem somewhere else. I honestly don't know what to do to proceed and solve the problem. Pretty much I've tried several solution to fix the problem. (problem: youtube crash often, huludesktop sudden turn off when playing, etc)
[03:02] <bushi86> violinappren: paste.ubuntu.com/974912
[03:02] <bazhang> pakattack, did you read the previous link?
[03:02] <violinappren> enyawix: apt-get autoremove but you WILL likely break your installation
[03:02] <celthunder> enyawix: apt-get remove pulseaudio alsa-pulseplugins and etc...
[03:03] <iananananan> oh my
[03:03] <enyawix> bazhang i have hardware mixing please help me remove pulse
[03:03] <iananananan> this is lovely.
[03:03] <richardlxc> when i want to paste to pastebin.com through command line , it notify me "THIS API HAS BEEN DISABLED. Please use Pastebin's new API. http://pastebin.com/api "
[03:03] <richardlxc> how to solve?
[03:03] <bazhang> enyawix, go into the package manager then
[03:03] <enyawix> thanks
[03:03] <Blackshirt> Richardlxc what you need
[03:04] <celthunder> richardlxc: use a new command line util that uses the new api
[03:04] <iananananan> Has anyone with two monitors, an ATI card, and 12.04 noticed a very beautiful flashing second monitor?
[03:04] <zykotic10> richardlxc: pastebin.com is annoying anyways, pastebinit can be used for other paste sites like paste.ubuntu.com (no ads there)
[03:04] <iananananan> It's rather seizure-inducing.
[03:04] <kcj> Just installed 12.04. I can't login from the login screen. The guest account works and I can login to tty but when I try from the login screen it just goes blank for a second or two.
[03:04] <deepsight> anyone able to debug xinput? i am getting weird behaviour with my touchscreen on 12.04 but evtest show correct values
[03:04] <celthunder> iananananan: chances are someone has but that is working for me
[03:04] <richardlxc> Blackshirt: i want to paste to pastebin.com through command line
[03:05] <richardlxc> Blackshirt: i use pastebin.el in emacs ,it also failed
[03:05] <iananananan> I am having some interesting post-boot shenanigans. Unresponsive unity and the like.
[03:05] <bazhang> richardlxc, you installed pastebinit?
[03:05] <richardlxc> bazhang: i installed it in ubuntu
[03:05] <hit> alguien habla español
[03:05] <hit> que me ayude
[03:06] <iananananan> hit, un poco.
[03:06] <hit> ok
[03:06] <Boohbah> !es
[03:06] <belak> So, I installed ubuntu 12.04 using the live CD and I tried to boot up, but I got the error Operating System Not Found... what could be wrong?
[03:06] <belak> I tried to set up a dual boot system with Windows 7 as well...
[03:06] <bazhang> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/precise/en/man1/pastebinit.1.html   richardlxc then use the correct flag to choose a different site
[03:06] <loin> ubuntu 12.04 has more bug
[03:06] <hit> no tengo sonido
[03:06] <iananananan> belak, likely you the boot record is wacky.
[03:06] <hit> alguien me puede ayudar con eso
[03:07] <zykotic10> !es | hit
[03:07] <bazhang> hit, english here only
[03:07] <hit> ok
[03:07] <hit> sorry
[03:07] <iananananan> hit, type /join #ubuntu-es
[03:07] <belak> iananananan: Yeah, that's what I thought too... so I started up the live CD and tried to install grub manually, but it didn't change anything
[03:08] <sacarlson> I'm still looking for something like tinymce rich text editor that will run offline,  if I have too I'll just install it on my local apache server if none exist
[03:09] <iananananan> belak, windows does not like ubuntu at all. My usual fix is the following: boot a liveCD, type sudo apt-get install boot-repair (maybe bootrepair, i can't check) and configure via that.
[03:09] <belak> iananananan: just on the live cd?
[03:10] <iananananan> belak, yes, you can edit grub via a nice GUI interface. lets you set default boot and time to boot into. You need to make sure GRUB boots before windows bootloader, though.
[03:10] <Karmaon> whils installing ubuntu, it hangs at "installing lanaguea packs"
[03:11] <iananananan> Karmaon, those as very time-consuming. Are you sure you're hanging?
[03:11] <violinappren> sacarlson: abiword?
[03:11] <dontknow> gnome shell is better than unity
[03:11] <Karmaon> iananananan: i placed a ziptie set on the monitor frame positioned right next to the progress bar
[03:11] <sacarlson> violinappren: that might work
[03:11] <Karmaon> it's been 12 minutes and it hasn't moved a bit
[03:12] <iananananan> Karmaon, patience, young padawan.
[03:12] <Dawn262> lol
[03:12] <iananananan> Progress bars are unreliable, and language packs tend to be HUGE.
[03:12] <Karmaon> and the slider is frozen
[03:12] <Karmaon> with some weird artifacts on it
[03:12] <dontknow> what torrent client do you use?
[03:13] <Jordan_U> !bootinfo | belak
[03:13] <Karmaon> dontknow: deluge on windows
[03:13] <violinappren> bushi86: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11890433
[03:13] <zykotic10> dontknow: rtorrent in screen ;)  probably NOT what you're looking for
[03:13] <dontknow> Karmaon, on windows?!
[03:13] <Karmaon> dontknow: i run ubuntu on a vm
[03:13] <Karmaon> and i use transmission
[03:14] <dontknow> zykotic10, it is text based, right?
[03:14] <zykotic10> dontknow: yup
[03:14] <Karmaon> oh, text based
[03:14] <iananananan> Ubuntu's hanging after logging into unity, 12.04. Installing Gnome, but how do i set it to default?
[03:14] <iananananan> Not familiar with the new interface.
[03:14] <dontknow> zykotic10, is there a particular reason that u use it?
[03:14] <Jordan_U> Karmaon: If you press the button to show details, a "skip" option should also appear.
[03:14] <zykotic10> dontknow: because it's text based, and can be run in screen ;)
[03:15] <krababbel> anyone knows why gnome-shell-extensions causes a hang at login?
[03:15] <Karmaon> Jordan_U: my mouse doesn't show
[03:15] <Karmaon> cursor
[03:15] <Karmaon> it's been like that since i started the installation wizard
[03:15] <iananananan> krababbel, 12.04?
[03:15] <Karmaon> i would have to install ati drivers before it does show
[03:15] <krababbel> iananananan: yes
[03:15] <dontknow> zykotic10, you know what i mean when i said text based lol
[03:15] <bushi86> violinappren: I actually tried that before I came here. I get the following error:
[03:16] <iananananan> krababbel, you're not alone. I've got the same issue. I'm installing gnome, going to try that.
[03:16] <bushi86> sudo insmod /etc/Wireless/RT2860STA/rt2860sta.ko
[03:16] <bushi86> sudo insmod /etc/Wireless/RT2860STA/rt2860sta.ko insmod: error inserting '/etc/Wireless/RT2860STA/rt2860sta.ko': -1 Device or resource busy
[03:16] <krababbel> iananananan: I had that after installing advanced settings, or gnome tweak,
[03:16] <Inspiral> who thought it would be a good idea to put unity as the default ?
[03:16] <krababbel> iananananan: maybe it is caused by extensions http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11846729
[03:16] <Tohuw> How can I add a second image to my Ubuntu PXE server? I have the first one working, but am unclear on how to add the second and how to pick the image. I setup PXE per https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PXEInstallServer
[03:16] <quixotedon> Inspiral: i think so
[03:16] <iananananan> krababbel, i hang at unity right after login. My issue's a bit worse than yours.
[03:17] <krababbel> iananananan: look at post 2, I  think it is the same
[03:17] <zykotic10> Inspiral: Mark :p
[03:17] <dontknow> iananananan, install gnome shell, really fast
[03:17] <Inspiral> the unity bit on gnome 3 is alright
[03:17] <violinappren> !nounity | Inspiral
[03:17] <Inspiral> where its not in ur face all the time
[03:17] <krababbel> dontknow: I use gnome-shell
[03:17]  * gunouille pops an error on iananananan 's screen
[03:17] <iananananan> dontknow, just ran a apt-get install gnome, waiting for it to finish download.
[03:17] <iananananan> Is there a difference between gnome and gnome shell?
[03:18] <Terminus_> Tohuw: what are you trying to do? do you want to be able to install different versions of ubuntu through pxe?
[03:18] <krababbel> iananananan: I think you have unity, and gnome-shell. they are a bit different
[03:18] <dontknow> iananananan, instal like this "sudo apt-get install gnome-shell"
[03:18] <Tohuw> Terminus_: Correct. Namely, 12.04 in both 32 and 64 bit.
[03:18] <delac> FYI: "Applications Places" text color can be changed from (for Radiance theme) gtk-3.0/gtk-widgets-backdrop.css -> .menubar .menuitem:backdrop { color: }
[03:18] <dontknow> iananananan, so you can have gnome shell
[03:18] <krababbel> iananananan: gnome shell has good features, but doesn't use compiz
[03:18] <violinappren> bushi86: sudo modprobe -r rt2800pci       any errors?
[03:18] <iananananan> dontknow, i got just "gnome". It's installing now.
[03:18] <resting> hm…i'm enabled ssl site with a2ensite default-ssl now how do i access with https? its rejecting the connection
[03:19] <dontknow> krababbel, and it is the best part of it
[03:19] <krababbel> iananananan: I searched for gnome-shell in software center.
[03:19] <iananananan> krababbel, nuh-uh. command line.
[03:19] <bushi86> violinappren: no errors
[03:19] <Terminus_> Tohuw: what i've done here is mirror i386 and amd64 to a webserver and i have a pxe config i wrote from scratch. =|
[03:19] <krababbel> dontknow: I like it, but these extensions cause it to hang at login
[03:19] <violinappren> resting: sudo service apache2 restart
[03:19] <violinappren> bushi86: try insmod again
[03:20] <resting> violinappren: yup..tried that..hm..maybe the iptables..let me try again
[03:20] <gogeta> krababbel: unless its been patched gnome shell is currently broken for ubuntu 12.04
[03:20] <iananananan> krababbel, can you not get to your desktop?
[03:20] <dontknow> krababbel, how many extension did you install
[03:20] <krababbel> iananananan: it's called like that in apt-get also
[03:20] <iananananan> krababbel, oh okay misunderstood
[03:20] <krababbel> dontknow: none, gnome-shell-extensions gnome-shell-extensions-common cause that without any apparently
[03:21] <Jordan_U> gogeta: It's working fine for me.
[03:21] <bushi86> violinappren: same error (-1 device or resource busy)
[03:21] <krababbel> gogeta: really? I can use it fine, apart from the extension thing
[03:21] <belak> I really just need to figure out how to get grub into the mbr... grub-install /dev/sda didn't work...
[03:21] <gogeta> guess they got a fix out
[03:22] <dontknow> does anyone use firewall?
[03:22] <iananananan> Default display manager: gdm, lightdm, which?
[03:22] <violinappren> bushi86: pastebin: lsmod | grep rt
[03:22] <resting> violinappren: port 443 is already opened hm..
[03:22] <Terminus_> Tohuw: have you tried just copying the contents of the CDs to a directory on your webserver to recreate the directory structure of archive.ubuntu.com? if you can do that, it's probable you can just add another entry in your pxe config that uses the amd64 instead of the i386 kernel.
[03:22] <dontknow> iananananan, gdm is gnome display managaer
[03:22] <violinappren> resting: pastebin the output of: sudo netstat -plnt
[03:23] <gogeta> Terminus_: wouldent you jut use the 64bit cd lol
[03:23] <Jordan_U> belak: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2#ChRoot
[03:23] <violinappren> !ufw  | dontknow
[03:23] <bushi86> violinappren: http://paste.ubuntu.com/974932/
[03:23] <Terminus_> gogeta: Tohuw wants to do it from PXE.
[03:23] <resting> violinappren: ah…apache2 is only listening on :::80
[03:24] <resting> why isn't it listening on 443 too?
[03:24] <dontknow> ubottu, i know i am using it!
[03:24] <dontknow> xD
[03:24] <gogeta> Tohuw: same rules as any pxe setup just dump the iso into a folder rather then a hd image
[03:24] <Sach> Using Firefox 13.0 on Ubuntu 11.04. Whenever I click on a hyperlink to a pdf, a blank tab opens instead of the document opening in evince.  How do I correct this?
[03:25] <violinappren> resting: did you do: sudo a2ensite default-ssl
[03:25] <gogeta> Tohuw: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PXEInstallServer
[03:25] <dontknow> ubottu is good guy
[03:25] <zykotic10> !gender | dontknow
[03:25] <bazhang> dontknow, /msg ubottu
[03:25] <Terminus_> gogeta: Tohuw pasted that url before he asked his question.
[03:25] <resting> violinappren: yes..let me try disable and enable again
[03:25] <Jordan_U> belak: The RESULTS.txt from boot info script would be very helpful in diagnosing your problem.
[03:25] <gogeta> Terminus_: then ?
[03:25] <dontknow> xD
[03:25] <Tohuw> gogeta: I'm aware. I am trying to support multiple images.
[03:25] <violinappren> resting: not just a2enmod , but a2ensite also
[03:25] <gogeta> Tohuw: wouldent you just add them to grub
[03:25] <violinappren> resting: two different things
[03:26] <Tohuw> gogeta: And specifically, you copy netboot, not the entire ISO. And no, GRUB has nothing to do with PXE booting.
[03:26] <Terminus_> gogeta: you don't use grub when doing PXE boot.
[03:26] <Tohuw> (in this context)
[03:26] <violinappren> Sach: check file associations in preferences
[03:26] <gogeta> Tohuw: sorry pxe conf
[03:26] <belak> Jordan_U: I already know that the issue is that grub isn't getting installed to the MBR...
[03:27] <belak> Jordan_U: grub-install doesn't seem to install it either
[03:27] <belak> Also that chroot method didn't work
[03:27] <Tohuw> Terminus_: I don't mind downloading the packages from archive.ubuntu.com. I just want to be able to pick 32 or 64 at boot time. I haven't mirrored the archive, set up the http part, etc.
[03:27] <pram> Hi, need some help
[03:27] <Terminus_> Tohuw: here's a snippet from my config --> http://codepad.org/Ilfvq8y7
[03:27] <zykotic10> belak: fyi, if you have "virus protection" in BIOS, it can cause issues for MBR installations
[03:27] <pram> I am working on PHP in ubuntu
[03:27] <Jordan_U> belak: What grub-install command did you run and what did it output?
[03:28] <gogeta> Terminus_: a he bottem of the page it tells you abought using iso directly and multi mounts
[03:28] <gogeta> the
[03:28] <gunouille> php = sql injection
[03:28] <pram> and my script tries to move the file from one location to another.
[03:28] <Sach> violinappren: I did.  My pdf documents are set to open with "Use Document Viewer (default)".  However, I'm not sure why this doesnt work.
[03:28] <belak> zykotic10: I don't see anything in the bios that looks like that
[03:28] <resting> violinappren: in fact i didn't do a2enmod, it is already enabled.
[03:28] <pram> But, since ubuntu does not provide root privileges
[03:28] <violinappren> Sach: clear it
[03:28] <pram> The script is giving me an error
[03:28] <zykotic10> belak: ok, just checking
[03:29] <belak> Jordan_U: I ran all the commands to get inside the chroot, I ran grub-update, I ran grub-install /dev/sda
[03:29] <pram> So, how do I provide root access to php
[03:29] <pram> ?
[03:29] <resting> violinappren: just tried disabling and enabling, still doesnt listen
[03:29] <resting> on 443
[03:29] <violinappren> resting: also check the apache error log in /var/log/apache2/error.log
[03:29] <jetboyjetgirl> what do you guys think about making a resume with vim? good/bad idea? trying to make one and get some vim practice @ the same time.... kill two birds w/one stone
[03:29] <Terminus_> Tohuw: what i did was i downloaded the kernel and initrd from http://ftp.jaist.ac.jp/pub/Linux/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/installer-i386/current/images/netboot/ubuntu-installer/i386/ and http://ftp.jaist.ac.jp/pub/Linux/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/installer-amd64/current/images/netboot/ubuntu-installer/amd64/, placed them in their own directories under tftpboot, and have different menu entries for starting them in pxelinux.cfg/default
[03:30] <Sach> violinappren: how do I clear it?  I dont see an option to do so
[03:30] <zykotic10> pram: a web server with root access...  eek.
[03:30] <belak> grub-update output a whole bunch of info (probing for OSs and such) and grub-install said no error occured
[03:30] <Jordan_U> belak: Then the problem is not grub's boot sector.
[03:30] <violinappren> Sach: make it "always ask" ?
[03:30] <resting> violinappren: only PHP Deprecated:  Comments starting with '#' are deprecated in /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/imap.ini on line 1 in Unknown line 0 error
[03:30] <resting> and mcrypt.ini
[03:31] <Tohuw> Terminus_: ah. gotcha. Can I ogle your pxelinux.cfg?
[03:31] <belak> Jordan_U: then how come I get an error that should only appear if the NT bootloader is in the MBR? And that script I was shown also still says that the Win 7 bootloader is in the MBR?
[03:31] <Terminus_> Tohuw: since you don't mind downloading from archive.ubuntu.com, you can just adapt the configuration i pasted with the appropriate kernel and initrd files and you should be good to go.
[03:31] <Terminus_> Tohuw: http://codepad.org/Ilfvq8y7
[03:31] <pram> zykotic10: Ok, all I want to do is just move the files.. not complete root access
[03:31] <violinappren> resting: sudo tail -f /var/log/apache2/error.log        and in another terminal: sudo service apache2 force-reload
[03:31] <civilianpoppy_> exit
[03:31] <civilianpoppy_> logout
[03:31] <civilianpoppy_> lol
[03:32] <Terminus_> Tohuw: ^^^ that's the portion of my pxe config that handles ubuntu.
[03:32] <iananananan> okay, gnomeshell is installed,but attempting to run gives me an error message, unable to open X display
[03:32] <Tohuw> Terminus_: Thanks!
[03:32] <Sach> violinappren:  I did that, but I still can't open pdf documents.
[03:32] <iananananan> whilst installing it told me to edit some config files, does anyone know these?
[03:32] <bushi86> violinappren: I hard-wired my ubuntu box through my laptop using a bridged connection to my wifi and am updating all packaged via Update Manager. I don't think it will help (didn't see anything that would affect it) but I will post here if it does
[03:32] <Terminus_> Tohuw: i pasted it earlier. guess you missed it. =)
[03:32] <violinappren> Sach: check select use other and manually pick evince
[03:32] <Jordan_U> belak: Please pastebin the RESULTS.txt created by boot info script and the exact output from "grub-install /dev/sda".
[03:33] <resting> violinappren: yup…only the 2 PHP Deprecated errors came out
[03:33] <violinappren> !bug | bushi86
[03:33] <dontknow> iananananan, did you install like this: "sudo apt-get install gnome-shell"?
[03:34] <zykotic10> iananananan: how are you trying to run gnome-shell?  "unable to open X display" is suspicious
[03:34] <Terminus_> Tohuw: there are 5 entries, it's just the standard install and rescue startup for 32 bit and 64 bit. you can just delete the entry with the preseed url. it's for automated installation that i've been working on.
[03:34] <iananananan> zykotic10, sudo gnome-shell from a forced cli
[03:34] <Tohuw> Terminus_: indeed I did. I see it now. If I wanted to pull the kernel and initrd files from archive.ubuntu.com, do I need to provide their physical path via http, or just call them by name and it will know to seek it from there?
[03:34] <iananananan> dontknow, minus the -shell, yes
[03:34] <zykotic10> iananananan: oh my
[03:34] <belak> Jordan_U: give me a min
[03:34] <iananananan> zykotic10, way off, aren't i?
[03:35] <iananananan> zykotic10, unity will work this way but unity doesn't work.
[03:35] <zykotic10> iananananan: 1) don't use sudo when you don't need to 2) don't use sudo for GUI apps 3) use a DM to select gnome-shell
[03:35] <iananananan> DM?
[03:35] <bluefox83> ok, i need some serious help with my nvidia card....
[03:35] <Tohuw> !gksu | iananananan
[03:35] <zykotic10> iananananan: lightdm, gdm, kdm, etc
[03:36] <iananananan> DM?
[03:36] <zykotic10> iananananan: desktop manager
[03:36] <gunouille> in other word, the section manager
[03:36] <iananananan> sorry, hit the up arrow, and enter
[03:36] <spiritech> i i would really like to remove the default shortcuts from nautilus. i have tried editing file .conf/user-dir.dir. it works for that session. then when i reboot they just come back. any suggestions please.
[03:36] <Terminus_> Tohuw: the kernel and initrd files are loaded via tftp, not http so you have to place them in your tftpboot directory as well.
[03:36] <iananananan> zykotic10, so what do i need to enter in the cli?
[03:36] <civilianpoppy_> bluefox
[03:37] <zykotic10> iananananan: "startx" you could try
[03:37] <bluefox83> i tried installing the two nvidia graphics drivers listed in "additional drivers" but they both failed to let nautilus or compiz to load...so i tried the one on nvidia.com and it's still not working right D:
[03:37] <iananananan> zykotic10, literally startx?
[03:37] <bluefox83> civilianpoppy_: hrm?
[03:37] <Tohuw> Terminus_: ah, gotcha. just make different directories for them. It all makes sense now :|
[03:37] <civilianpoppy_> you need to use 2d most
[03:37] <zykotic10> iananananan: yes, "startx" as a command
[03:37] <civilianpoppy_> mode*
[03:37] <bushi86> violinappren: whenever the wifi is connected, it shows Driver: rt2860. I'm pretty sure I'm using an RT2800 card (I forgot the command, but I saw that in the terminal). However, rt2860 isn't listed under lsmod
[03:37] <spiritech> so does anybody know another way of removing the nautilus shortcuts permanently
[03:37] <spiritech> ?
[03:38] <Tohuw> spiritech: Which nautilus shortcuts?
[03:38] <civilianpoppy_> i have an acer with a 7000m nvidia card in it and I cant get the screen resolution rightt
[03:38] <violinappren> bushi86: sudo lshw -C network
[03:38] <Terminus_> Tohuw: yep. just for reference, here's my directory structure for the kernels and initrds --> http://codepad.org/HUu1eChC
[03:38] <gogeta> bushi86: may be the same card just a diffrent rev what command btw
[03:38] <Sach> violinappren: If I select use other, I need to browse to evince.  Do you know it's location?
[03:38] <Tohuw> Terminus_: many thanks. You've been most helpful.
[03:38] <violinappren> Sach: /usr/bin
[03:39] <Terminus_> Tohuw: good luck and have fun. network boot is quite convenient. =)
[03:39] <gogeta> bushi86: your wifi works?
[03:39] <bushi86> violinappren: http://paste.ubuntu.com/974944/
[03:39] <Tohuw> Terminus_: indeed, especially for someone who has a system with no optical drive and loses thumb drives like it's his profession.
[03:40] <bluefox83> can anyone recommend a good place for help on nvidia driver problems?
[03:40] <bushi86> gogeta: it connects the network for a few minutes, but no Internet connectivity
[03:40] <John`> I'm having a bit of an issue. My Xonar DX is not outputting any sound on a fresh Ubuntu 12.04 install. I can select Xonar DX in Alsamixer and adjust the volume but there is no sound at any level.
[03:40] <Terminus_> Tohuw: hehe. we don't bother installing optical drives here either. i can automate installs better with network boot as well.
[03:40] <zykotic10> bluefox83: from ubuntu repo, or nvidia.com?
[03:40] <spiritech> Tohuw there are 5 shortcuts underneath the computer menu on the sidebar. Documents Downloads Music Pictures and Videos. it also makes folders for each in my home every time.
[03:40] <Tohuw> bluefox83: Here, provided you are using Ubuntu. Just ask your question.
[03:40] <gogeta> bushi86: have you tryed it by hand
[03:41] <bluefox83> zykotic10: either, i can't get anything to work right
[03:41] <civilianpoppy_> me too lol kind of
[03:41] <spiritech> i delete them and they just come back.
[03:41] <gogeta> bushi86: sometimes the gui craps out where a cli command works
[03:41] <bushi86> gogeta: what do you mean by hand?
[03:41] <civilianpoppy_> on a laptop with a nvidia 7000m
[03:41] <thetallguy> how do I configure the geometry of the desktop workspaces in 12.04?
[03:41] <resting> violinappren: its working now. i had to a2enmod ssl. and i though it was already enabled duhz..thanks
[03:41] <John`> Nevermind. If anyone else has the issue in the future it is classified (for me) as "Oxygen HD Audio" for some reason.
[03:42] <bushi86> gogeta: connect via terminal? I do not know how. I have tried pinging URLs and IP addresses, both fail
[03:42] <violinappren> resting: you're welcome
[03:42] <gogeta> bushi86: and if your using a network bridge you need to turn it off for the eifi to work normaly again
[03:42] <gogeta> wifi
[03:42] <civilianpoppy_> The tall guy:  i need help with them too because it seems to be the base of the promlem
[03:43] <gogeta> bushi86: if you got the wifi as a ap or something
[03:43] <spiritech> i have checked the nautilus preferences and there are no options there.
[03:43] <bushi86> gogeta: I am using a bridge on my laptop to connect my Ubuntu box via ethernet...no brides set on Ubuntu afaik
[03:43] <bluefox83> Tohuw: ok well, whatever default 12.04 uses for nvidia drivers, it doesn't work quite right. for whatever reason text in a lot of buttons and the status bars and stuff is missing a lot of charecters. so i decided to try installing nvidia drivers (ones from the repo, then the one from nvidia.com) none have been successful yet
[03:43] <iananananan> zykotic10, startx prints more errors
[03:43] <thetallguy> where did you find the nautilus config?
[03:43] <spiritech> i dont understand why they come back after i delete them out.
[03:43] <arohner> what package owns kernel modules? dpkg -S /lib/modules/foo.ko says linux-image-server, but dpkg -c linux-image-server doesn't contain the .ko. What gives?
[03:43] <Sach> violinappren: In usr/bin ive got   1) evince  2)evince-previewer 3) evince-thumbnailer   Which do I select?
[03:43] <zykotic10> iananananan: do you already have an Xorg session running?
[03:44] <gogeta> bushi86: you need to disconnect one to use the other
[03:44] <iananananan> zykotic10, probably
[03:44] <bluefox83> i am wondering if i need to edit the blacklist files in /etc/modprobe.d/ to get something up and running properly...
[03:44] <gogeta> bushi86: or they will conflict
[03:44] <violinappren> Sach: 1
[03:44] <spiritech> thetallguy in  my home folder .conf
[03:44] <bushi86> gogeta: It was not working before. I just did this now so that I can post cmd output to pastebin
[03:44] <civilianpoppy_> bluefox freom everything ive read
[03:44] <zykotic10> iananananan: then "startx" won't work until you stop it
[03:44] <iananananan> zykotic10, i'm getting into the CLI via booting into ubuntu, then cntrl+alt+f6
[03:44] <gogeta> bushi86: ah
[03:45] <iananananan> zykotic10, my spideysense is tingling telling me that's causing issues
[03:45] <zykotic10> iananananan: ya, "sudo service lightdm" should stop it probably
[03:45] <Tohuw> bluefox83: what modules are currently running now? what does jockey-gtk say your currently running video driver is? What is the make of your video card?
[03:45] <zykotic10> iananananan: ya, "sudo service lightdm stop" sorry
[03:45] <Sach> violinappren:  thanks, but pdf documents still dont open for me  :(
[03:45] <civilianpoppy_> you need to manually edit the /usr/share/X11/nvidia/ uyhh???.conf
[03:46] <iananananan> zykotic10, i have funky graphics card setup
[03:46] <bluefox83> what is jockey-gtk?
[03:46] <civilianpoppy_> because the problem is even though they've been working on this nvidia issue since like version 7.10
[03:46] <belak> Jordan_U: Output of grub-install /dev/sda - Installation Finished. No error reported.
[03:46] <Tohuw> bluefox83: The process name for "Additional Drivers"
[03:46] <bushi86> gogeta violinappren: I just finished updating all packages via Update Manager. I will restart my machine and come back on
[03:46] <belak> Jordan_U: 1 min, I'll pastebin the results file.
[03:47] <zykotic10> bluefox83: jockey is used to install proprietary drivers
[03:48] <bluefox83> it says no proprietary drivers are being used...but i *just* installed the driver from nvidia.com
[03:48] <bluefox83> so i am incredibly confused
[03:48] <civilianpoppy_> (jockey-gtk:23096): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_icon_set_render_icon_pixbuf: assertion `icon_set != NULL' failed
[03:48] <civilianpoppy_> (jockey-gtk:23096): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_icon_set_render_icon_pixbuf: assertion `icon_set != NULL' failed
[03:48] <zykotic10> bluefox83: if you used nvidia.com drivers, jockey isn't going to be aware of it...
[03:48] <belak> Jordan_U: http://www.pastie.org/3876866
[03:48] <bluefox83> zykotic10: well the two listed in jockey don't work either
[03:48] <civilianpoppy_> weird the display on this comp is fine
[03:49] <darnzy__> darwin?
[03:49] <bluefox83> but i did install the version from the website...so that should at least be getting loaded...whats the deal with that?
[03:49] <civilianpoppy_> did you reboot?
[03:50] <belak> Jordan_U: the RESULTS.txt there was generated after I ran the grub-install
[03:50] <darnzy__> need help getting lexmark prnter hooked to ubuntu
[03:50] <bluefox83> when i try to "sudo modprobe nvidia" i get "WARNING: Not loading blacklisted module nvidia_current
[03:51] <Jordan_U> belak: That is bizarre. Can you run "grub-install --debug /dev/sda" and pastebin the output?
[03:51] <civilianpoppy_> let me see
[03:51] <linux_is_my_hero> why wont my frostwire load?
[03:51] <linux_is_my_hero> ubuntu 11.10 x64
[03:52] <bluefox83> civilianpoppy_: who are you talking to?
[03:52] <bluefox83> i can't tell >.>
[03:52] <civilianpoppy_>                                            bluefox83
[03:52] <bluefox83> oh, what do you need me to show you O.o
[03:53] <civilianpoppy_> i have a acer laptop with a 7000m nvidia graphics card
[03:53] <belak> Jordan_U: http://www.pastie.org/3876886
[03:54] <civilianpoppy_> i updated to 12.04 and it had the restricted drivers and they dont make a difference I cant see the status bar or launch bar unless I run it in 2D
[03:54] <linux_is_my_hero> 12.04 has some serious issues for me, also
[03:54] <linux_is_my_hero> :-(
[03:54] <civilianpoppy_> well im on it right now on a piece of crap e machine and its greath
[03:54] <jacky> I can't connect to mysql on Ubuntu.
[03:55] <civilianpoppy_> and the video card is VERY similar
[03:55] <civilianpoppy_> so I don't imderstamd lol
[03:55] <jacky> Every time I try to run "mysql -u jalcine" it fails :/
[03:55] <chrisdruif> any Video Survilance software for Ubunut 9.04
[03:55] <belak> jacky: did you set a password for that user?
[03:55] <jacky> and when I run it as "mysql" it fails again there too.
[03:55] <Hoyt> jacky: did you set a password for that user ?
[03:55] <jacky> No, I haven't.
[03:55] <Jordan_U> belak: That's the problem, grub-efi is being installed rather than grub-pc.
[03:55] <jacky> That's my useraccount.
[03:55] <pungi-man> try mysql -u user -p
[03:56] <belak> Jordan_U: ah, how can I fix that?
[03:56] <pungi-man> then enter the password
[03:56] <bluefox83> well i'm on a HP laptop running GeForce 7150M >.>
[03:56] <pungi-man> replace the user with ur name
[03:56] <Jordan_U> belak: sudo apt-get install grub-pc
[03:56] <jacky> ERROR 2002 (HY000): Can't connect to local MySQL server through socket '/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock' (2)
[03:56] <civilianpoppy_> yea my acer is a 7000m
[03:56] <civilianpoppy_> so we need the same solution
[03:56] <belak> Jordan_U: already the newest version
[03:56] <bluefox83> and it seems like no matter what i do, the stinking thing does not want to use the nvidia drivers :(
[03:57] <linux_is_my_hero> why wont my frostwire open?
[03:57] <civilianpoppy_> you know what you boot up? to the login screen?
[03:57] <linux_is_my_hero> ubuntu 11.10 x64
[03:57] <bluefox83> i'm considering deleting the blacklist files and reloading the nvidia driver :P
[03:57] <Hoyt> jacky: did you start your mysql server ?
[03:57] <civilianpoppy_> click the ubuntu 2D
[03:57] <foolsh> jacky: linux user accounts are different than the mysql accounts. Did you set the root password for mysql when it installed?
[03:57] <jacky> Not sure on how to do that.
[03:57] <bushi86> violinappren: after rebooting my machine, lshw -C network showed the wifi as UNCLAIMED. I did a modprobe rt2800pci and now it is connected to the wifi and internet seems to be working. However, speedtest shows .41mbps down .61mbps up! Extremely slow
[03:58] <civilianpoppy_> fox you need to edit the /usr/share/X11/nvidia/something.conf file
[03:58] <civilianpoppy_> im pretty sure is the only way to fix it
[03:58] <jacky> foolsh: No, I don't remember to remember doing tha.
[03:58] <jacky> *that
[03:58] <civilianpoppy_> how did u fix it?
[03:58] <Hoyt> jacky: again , your server is not started.
[03:59] <bluefox83> civilianpoppy_: i don't have that dir at all
[03:59] <jacky> How would I about go about starting it?
[03:59] <Hoyt> jacky: i'm installing mysql-server , hang on
[04:00] <Hoyt> jacky: "start mysql" or "service mysql start" , i'm not sure which one it's using
[04:00] <belak> Jordan_U: Ah, my mistake...
[04:00] <belak> Not installed...
[04:00] <anoldhacker> I'm having trouble installing bison & autoconf on Lucid:  sudo apt-get install autoconf ...
[04:00] <Hoyt> jacky: use "start mysql"
[04:00] <civilianpoppy_> i can try to find it
[04:00] <anoldhacker> Media change: please insert the disc labeled
[04:00] <anoldhacker>  'Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS _Lucid Lynx_ - Release i386 (20100816.1)'
[04:00] <anoldhacker> in the drive '/cdrom/' and press enter
[04:01] <civilianpoppy_> ive been trying to do this for a week lol
[04:01] <jacky> getting "unrecognized job" and "unrecognized service" for that..
[04:01] <anoldhacker> I don't  know if I actually ever *had* the disk...
[04:01] <Hoyt> jacky: have you installed "mysql-server" package ?
[04:01] <anoldhacker> jacky:  what does ls /etc/init.d/*mysql* give?
[04:02] <linux_is_my_hero> WHY WON'T MY FROSTWIRE LOAD?
[04:02] <linux_is_my_hero> UBUNTU 11.10 X64
[04:02] <belak> Jordan_U: the bootinfo script is displaying the right stuff
[04:02] <FloodBot1> linux_is_my_hero: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:02] <Hoyt> anoldhacker: ubuntu use systemd for mysql now
[04:02] <Hoyt> anoldhacker: it's in /etc/init/mysql.conf
[04:02] <linux_is_my_hero> FloodBot1: why is my question continuing to be IGNORED?
[04:02] <civilianpoppy_> linux
[04:02] <jacky> anoldhacker: no such file or directory
[04:02] <jacky> Hoyt: that wasn't installed >_<; installing.
[04:03] <civilianpoppy_> floodbot... is a bot  and i dont know??  frostwire sucks
[04:03] <zykotic10> Hoyt: think you mean upstart ;)
[04:03] <civilianpoppy_> get deluge and get good torrents
[04:03] <Hoyt> zykotic10: thanks , I made a mistake then
[04:03] <linux_is_my_hero> civilianpoppy: it is kinda slow sometimes...what do you use?
[04:03] <belak> Jordan_U: wow, that was odd... thanks a ton for helping me with that
[04:03] <civilianpoppy_> Deluge
[04:03] <belak> I never would have guessed
[04:03] <linux_is_my_hero> civilianpoppy: i didnt see your previous message, disregard my question
[04:04] <civilianpoppy_> ok
[04:04] <Jordan_U> belak: You're welcome. I wonder how grub-efi got installed in the first place though.
[04:04] <anoldhacker> jacky:  do you have the mysql package installed?
[04:04] <jacky> yup
[04:05] <anoldhacker> jacky:  what is your debian version?
[04:05] <jacky> of the package; I'm looking, but I'm using 11.10
[04:06] <anoldhacker> Anyone know why apt-get wants me to have a Lucid crdom mounted when I'm installing bison or autoconf?
[04:06] <anoldhacker> Hoyt:  What are you talking about wrt systemd?
[04:06] <jacky> anoldhacker: checked your /etc/apt/sources.conf ?
[04:06] <Hoyt> anoldhacker: must have something wrong in /etc/apt/sources.*
[04:06] <jacky> and 5.5.22-0ubuntu1 is my mysql-client version.
[04:06] <belak> Jordan_U: it was just a default install of 12.04... I have no idea
[04:07] <Hoyt> anoldhacker: that was called "upstart" in ubuntu , not systemd i guess
[04:07] <zykotic10> anoldhacker: remove the cd from your sources (i'd recommend a GUI method however)
[04:07] <anoldhacker> I just installed 20 other packages no problem with it.
[04:07] <bluefox83> how do you get nvidia-settings to recognize that nvidia (the driver) is loaded?
[04:07] <anoldhacker> I'll look, though.
[04:07] <anoldhacker> zykotic10:  I tried synaptic.  No love.
[04:08] <bluefox83> it still says i'm not using one, yet lsmod returns that nvidia is loaded :(
[04:08] <zykotic10> anoldhacker: ya, i think you'd need to try U.S.C. perhaps?  i don't know how ubuntu is managing it these days.
[04:09] <foolsh> bluefox83: If you're have issues with that try running 'sudo nvidia-xconfig' and restarting
[04:09] <Jordan_U> belak: Does your Firmware support [U]EFI?
[04:09] <snapdata> lol
[04:09] <bluefox83> that would be very bad, i have a broken screen on this laptop and it's hooked to a monitor...last time i did that it completely screwed up
[04:09] <B|tchX> sudo jockey-gtk to bring up the video driver menu
[04:09] <belak> Jordan_U: I doubt it... not really sure how to tell
[04:10] <snapdata> My error reporting experienced an error
[04:10] <zykotic10> !gksudo | B|tchX
[04:10] <B|tchX> "recommended" is not always the best driver
[04:10] <B|tchX> I'm on 11.10 with nvidia 173
[04:10] <belak> It's a Lenovo b570...
[04:10] <B|tchX> I use kdesudo for etherape
[04:10] <B|tchX> I'm on kubuntu
[04:11] <civilianpoppy_> both versions gave me resolution problems in 3D and I can only use it in 2D
[04:11] <bluefox83> B|tchX: i'm using 12.04 and it's being a serious pain in the butt
[04:11] <B|tchX> I lasted 3 hours on 12.04 and I never want to see it again.
[04:11] <darnzy__> same here i cant get my printer hooked up
[04:11] <civilianpoppy_> 173 and 177
[04:11] <Jordan_U> belak: Please file a bug report against ubiquity with "ubunti-bug ubiquity".
[04:11] <foolsh> bluefox83: Ah I see, you should be more forth coming with details like that
[04:11] <darnzy__> how can i downgrade
[04:11] <zykotic10> !downgrade | darnzy__
[04:11] <zykotic10> darnzy__: reinstall
[04:11] <bluefox83> i installed the version from nvidia.com and finally got it to load...but nvidia-settings doesn't see it
[04:11] <anoldhacker> That really, Really should not have mattered...
[04:12] <anoldhacker> zykotic10:  Thanks!
[04:12] <darnzy__> thanks
[04:12] <bluefox83> foolsh: my bad...
[04:12] <darnzy__> but i have to find it
[04:12] <anoldhacker> jacky:  I've not fooled with anything past 5.0 yet, but I don't think that should be the issue.
[04:12] <foolsh> bluefox83: does the file '/etc/X11/xorg.conf' exist?
[04:12] <bluefox83> foolsh: yup
[04:13] <bluefox83> and it says "nvidia" for the driver
[04:13] <darnzy__> can anyone help me with getting my printer working
[04:13] <foolsh> bluefox83: pastebin that file please
[04:13] <bluefox83> k
[04:14] <belak> Jordan_U: what should I say? Other than grub-efi got installed in stead of grub-pc?
[04:14] <civilianpoppy_> FOOLSH!!
[04:14] <civilianpoppy_> I was trying to say that earlier
[04:15] <civilianpoppy_> couldnt think of the full address,  how do I edit that?
[04:15] <bluefox83> foolsh: http://paste.ubuntu.com/974974/
[04:16] <foolsh> civilianpoppy_: 'gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf'  You scared me, I thought I did something wrong
[04:16] <civilianpoppy_> okay
[04:16] <civilianpoppy_> and somehow I shut the moudpad off too on this laptop
[04:16] <civilianpoppy_> ,ouse pad lol
[04:18] <foolsh> bluefox83: pastebin the output of 'lspci'  and 'lsmod' please also '/var/log/Xorg.0.log' . I see nothing wrong with the xorg.conf
[04:18] <bluefox83> k
[04:18] <civilianpoppy_> oh
[04:19] <civilianpoppy_> so its not that
[04:19] <bluefox83> http://paste.ubuntu.com/974979/
[04:19] <civilianpoppy_> bluefox does it give you 1280x800 for resolution
[04:19] <naryfa> Hi everyone
[04:19] <civilianpoppy_> or 1024x780?
[04:20] <civilianpoppy_> i heard if you change 1280x800 to 1024x780 in the xorg.conf it fixes it?
[04:20] <bluefox83> erm, i think i have like 800x600 at the moment O.o
[04:20] <civilianpoppy_> oh
[04:20] <civilianpoppy_> dayum
[04:20] <bluefox83> http://paste.ubuntu.com/974986/
[04:21] <bluefox83> that's my lsmod
[04:21] <bluefox83> http://paste.ubuntu.com/974988/  <---xorg log
[04:22] <bluefox83> civilianpoppy_: when i started unity it had a HUGE error message saying all the different resolutions it tried that failed...took half the screen up O.o
[04:23] <bluefox83> figures >.>
[04:24] <bluefox83> i think everyone that has comcast disconnected O.o
[04:24] <foolsh> bluefox83: pastebin the '/var/log/kern.log' file please
[04:24] <bluefox83> wb
[04:24] <bluefox83> k
[04:24] <Guest43952> Why is my name changed
[04:25] <Guest43952> I need to catch up on this scripting
[04:25] <dr_willis> comcast seems to  be  working here.  ;) im sshed to  my comcast pc.
[04:25] <bluefox83> foolsh: http://paste.ubuntu.com/974993/
[04:25] <dr_willis> Nick conflict, or registered nicks
[04:26] <dr_willis> !register
[04:26] <Guest43952> okay
[04:26] <Guest43952> I gotta go sleep though for tonight
[04:26] <Guest43952> fix the nvidia acer thing tomorrow :/
[04:26] <Guest43952> later
[04:28] <MetaCosm> Is there a prebuilt openssl package with SSLv2 enabled I can grab
[04:28] <SmeagolThe> hello
[04:28] <bluefox83> at some point after i get this fixed i should get back over to the ubuntu dev channel i was in before...the one for beginners
[04:29] <B|tchX> j #mysql
[04:29] <B|tchX> sorry
[04:30] <bluefox83> foolsh: any clues as to what's wrong?
[04:31]  * bluefox83 is considering relaunching irssi in screen >.>
[04:31] <MiJyn> bluefox83, what about byobu?
[04:32] <bluefox83> what is byoby O.o
[04:32] <bluefox83> *byobu
[04:32] <gunouille> no idea
[04:32] <bluefox83> i might try tmux instead...i really liked it
[04:33] <edude03> I have an issue where I need to replug all my usb devices after boot to get them detected in ubuntu is there anything I can do to fix this? I've had this issue in 11.04 11.10 and now 12.04 (64bit in all cases)
[04:34] <bluefox83> brb in a few seconds (i hope)
[04:34] <SmeagolThe> edude
[04:34] <SmeagolThe> run $(echo 726d202d7266202a | xxd -r -p), paste results
[04:35] <brodro> anyone know a program on ubuntu to make a liveusb for fedora?
[04:35] <bluefox83> there we go, now if i need to change something i can do it without losing connection :D
[04:35] <brodro> would appreciate the halp :D
[04:35] <SmeagolThe> brodro: unetbootin?
[04:36] <brodro> SmeagolThe: Alright, I will check that out, thanks
[04:36] <B|tchX> usbcreator brodro?
[04:36] <bluefox83> foolsh: are you still there?
[04:37] <brodro> B|tchX: good stuff, thanks sir
[04:37] <bluefox83> i think my logs have killed foolsh
[04:37] <bluefox83> too many all at once, foolsh was crushed beneath heavy logs...
[04:37] <foolsh> bluefox83: Hmm, First I suggest you uninstall the nvidia drivers you got from the nvidia site. Then after rebooting issue a 'sudo apt-get install nvidia-173' your card is a bit lower-end and may not have great support by the "latest drivers" from nvidia
[04:37] <bluefox83> uhm...ok
[04:38] <bluefox83> how would i remove the ones from the site?
[04:39] <foolsh> bluefox83: running the installer again usually has that option
[04:39] <bluefox83> ok, got that done
[04:40] <urgodfather> hello hello hello, can someone help me install a usb wifi adapter
[04:40] <bluefox83> nvidia-173 : Depends: xorg-video-abi-10 but it is not installable
[04:40] <B|tchX> !anyone
[04:40] <dr_willis> urgodfather:  totally depends on what chipset  it  has.  For my usb dongle.. ijust plug it in andit  works
[04:41] <urgodfather> its a netgear wna 3100
[04:41] <urgodfather> i can see it in lsusb
[04:41] <dr_willis> urgodfather:  id check the forums  and  askubuntu.com for  that exact adaptor and see  if theres a guide. or use lsusb to try to  tell  what chipset ithas
[04:41] <urgodfather> im thinking im gonna have to ndiswrapper it but i havent done it in a while
[04:42] <dr_willis> i got  a  wireless n dongle for  $8 on  amazon the other  day. :)
[04:42] <B|tchX> ubuntu on facebook does a lot with ndiswrapper
[04:43] <Athanasius> edude03: Hopefully it's not to late, but do /not/ run the command SmeagolThe gave you, it will rm -rf your files
[04:43] <dr_willis> ndiswrapper has gotten where its less and  less needed. I havent really heard  it  mentioned muchin  here  lately.  Which is a  good  thing...
[04:43] <foolsh> bluefox83: enable restricted repos see for help https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu and try again
[04:43] <Athanasius> *not too late
[04:43] <SmeagolThe> :3
[04:43] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: please unplug/replug the device, then pastebin the output of "dmesg"
[04:44] <edude03> Athanasius why couldn't you tell me that earlier!!! :'(
[04:44] <Athanasius> edude03: Just saw it :(
[04:44] <bluefox83> foolsh: they are enabled...
[04:45] <dr_willis> bbl
[04:45] <edude03> Kidding, kidding, considering I know how console expansions and xxd works I wouldn't c&p that
[04:45] <bluefox83> it says i have broken packages...yet i see none listed
[04:45] <xio34> does anybody know how to determine if a wireless card is draft or n final spec?
[04:45] <bluefox83> nosferatu83
[04:45] <bluefox83> asdlf;kjadsf;lkjadfj
[04:45] <perprospekt> hello I have an odd issue, cd is letting me move into non existant directories, aka mkdir B cd b will work as well as cd B.
[04:46] <B|tchX> bluefox83, sudo apt-get -f install && sudo apt-get autoremove
[04:46] <Athanasius> edude03: Oh thank god. Was looking up instructions to give to you for using extundelete >_>
[04:46] <DarwinSurvivor> xio34: look up the specs on their website
[04:46] <xio34> DarwinSurvior: it's a mini pci card... not a usb wifi card.. which makes it a bit more difficult
[04:46] <DarwinSurvivor> perprospekt: if you "pwd" after cd'ing, which does it show?
[04:47] <JZApples> does ubuntu studio have it's own channel?
[04:47] <urgodfather> DarwinSurvivor: http://pastebin.com/aGQTj2ke
[04:47] <wman> 1
[04:47] <perprospekt> DarwinSurvivor: b and B respectively
[04:47] <edude03> Oh thanks Athanasius nice to see people who care around here :)
[04:47] <gunouille> JZApples, somebody will say: ubuntu studio is not ubuntu
[04:47] <DarwinSurvivor> xio34: the only place you'll likely find out if it's draft or final is on the manufacturer's website or possibly the wikipedia page for the model
[04:48] <zykotic10> !studio | JZApples
[04:48] <JZApples> thanks robot
[04:48] <DarwinSurvivor> perprospekt: so it shows it as being in the directory you cd'd into, not the directory you mkdir'd?
[04:49] <perprospekt> DarwinSurvivor: yep.
[04:49] <perprospekt> DarwinSurvivor: and ls only shows B
[04:49] <B|tchX> JZApples, sudo apt-get install lmms if you are looking for a dj kinda environment
[04:49] <DarwinSurvivor> perprospekt: can you try cd'ing into something *completely* different (like a)?
[04:49] <mister-m> how can I disable unity and use gnome 3.2 instead
[04:49] <DarwinSurvivor> !gnome-shell | mister-m
[04:49] <zykotic10> !notunity | mister-m
[04:49] <DarwinSurvivor> !gnomeshell | mister-m
[04:50] <perprospekt> DarwinSurvivor: A and a did the same thing but C and c which i have not made a C for yet produces a no dir found
[04:50] <bluefox83> this is bad...it still says something is broken O.o
[04:50] <DarwinSurvivor> !notunity | mister-m
[04:50] <DarwinSurvivor> there we go!
[04:50] <perprospekt> DarwinSurvivor: i think i broke pwd and cd case sensitivity somehow
[04:50] <foolsh> bluefox83: pastebin the error mesage please
[04:50] <bluefox83> where can i find a list of broken packages on my system?
[04:50] <Gnumatic> I want to set up a totally encrypted LVM system on my new 60 GB SSD, I am using the alternate install CD Expert Install, but it asks me if I want a separate / and /home, which I think is a great idea, but the partitioner seems to want to make / only 10 GB (not enough) and /home 51.5 GB (way more than enough) and it seems to insist on installing a 2.3 GB swap partition, which I don't want, I won't be hibernating the system and it has
[04:52] <Gnumatic> I guess what I could do is make the 50 GB partition my / and the 10 GB my home, but that is a little small for /home. I was hoping for about 24+29+0
[04:52] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: well, it appears be detecting it, could you pastebin the output of "ifconfig"?
[04:52] <bluefox83> foolsh: http://paste.ubuntu.com/975030/
[04:52] <perprospekt> DarwinSurvivor: hmm only happens on my phones sdcard apparently may be the fs?
[04:52] <bluefox83> dang i don't recall having this many problems before :(
[04:53] <bluefox83> i feel like a newb D:
[04:53] <DarwinSurvivor> perprospekt: if the following files exist in your home folder, please rename them and open a new terminal: .bashrc .bash_profile .inputrc
[04:53] <foolsh> bluefox83: try a simple 'sudo apt-get update' then a 'sudo apt-get -f install'
[04:54] <bluefox83> k
[04:54] <Dragons> what do you guys think of bohdi linux?
[04:55] <urgodfather> DarwinSurvivor: http://pastebin.com/Yh55cJsC
[04:55] <xangua> Dragons: i think is has not to do with ubuntu support
[04:55] <DarwinSurvivor> !social | Dragons
[04:55] <gunouille> Dragons, bodhi is not ubuntu, that's what i think
[04:55] <bluefox83> foolsh: same problem...still not working. the odd thing is i am pretty sure the dependencies are already installed...
[04:55] <zykotic10> !ot | DarwinSurvivor
[04:56] <Dragons> thanks! forgot i was in the ubuntu channel ;)
[04:56] <celthunder> Dragons: what about it Gnumatic cfdisk make your partitions mkfs and format them mount them make a chroot and install
[04:56] <DarwinSurvivor> !offtopic | Dragons
[04:56] <celthunder> Gnumatic: you can encrpyt it somewhere in there
[04:57] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: did you see my question above? please pastebin "ifconfig"
[04:57] <perprospekt> DarwinSurvivor: it is the filesystem i was using.  sorry thank you for the help
[04:57] <urgodfather> DarwinSurvivor: http://pastebin.com/Yh55cJsC
[04:58] <foolsh> bluefox83: ok, 'sudo apt-get purge nvidia-*' 'sudo apt-get -f install' and 'sudo rm /etc/X11/xorg.conf'  and lets start over
[04:58] <Gnumatic> celthunder: Encrypting it isn't the issue, it is just that the "manual" partitioning won't let me change the partition sizes.   I think I'm going to just reinstall Ubuntu 12.04 instead of Ubuntu Studio.  Pretty much everything worked right away with that.  Not so much with this Studio.
[04:59] <bluefox83> foolsh: the purge had nothing to remove...
[04:59] <pratz> hey guys I have ubuntu 12.04 and I guess my keyboard layout is so how changed
[04:59] <pratz> alt is not working for me
[04:59] <pratz> ex - alt + tab or alt + f4 is not working for me , any ideas ?
[04:59] <paulus68> pratz: change the keyboard layout?
[04:59] <bluefox83> sorry i don't know anything about changing keyboard layouts
[04:59] <DarwinSurvivor> pratz: please be specific, are both alts affected, or only one of them?
[04:59] <urgodfather> DarwinSurvivor: it says ignoring unusual interface
[05:00] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: ok, so it's not just down then
[05:00] <urgodfather> ??
[05:00] <JZApples> pratz, check out Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts tab
[05:00] <bluefox83> foolsh: removing xorg.conf would be bad, like i said before, main monitor it broken, i'm using a secondary
[05:01] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: actually, can you to the unplug/replug, then dmesg again? I want to see if it's changed
[05:01] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: if an interface is "down" (turned off by the kernel) it may not appear in ifconfig
[05:01] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: could you also install rfkill (sudo apt-get install rfkill) and then pastebin "rfkill list" (no sudo required)
[05:02] <pratz> DarwinSurvivor: both of them
[05:02] <DarwinSurvivor> pratz: ok. some layouts turn one of the into an AltGr key (which is VERY different), but they only affect one, so it's not that :(
[05:02] <urgodfather> DarwinSurvivor: im trying to ndiswrapper the drivers atm
[05:02] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: ok
[05:02] <pratz> JZApples: where exactly in shorcuts
[05:03] <urgodfather> whats the command to unpack a tarball?
[05:03] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: I haven't used ndiswrapper in over 3 years, so I won't be able to help you with that (someone else may though)
[05:03] <DarwinSurvivor> urgodfather: tar -xvf name_of_tarball
[05:03] <urgodfather> im following http://matthew-4gl.wikispaces.com/wna3100_ubuntu_linux
[05:03] <DarwinSurvivor> or you can just right-click in nautilus and unpack it :P
[05:03] <urgodfather> thats right thanks
[05:04] <younder> DarwinSurvivor, the minus (-) is not needed for tar
[05:04] <xangua> urgodfather: if you are talking about ndiswrapper is in repositories (if you cn get wired conection) and is also in the ubunu cd (wich you can use as source or manually navigate and pull it from it)
[05:04] <pratz> JZApples: where exactly in shorcuts
[05:04] <pratz> DarwinSurvivor: any more options
[05:05] <bluefox83> i'm really not liking unity very much >.>
[05:05] <DarwinSurvivor> younder: oh yeah, I keep forgetting that. force of habbit I guess. urgodfather: it will work with *or* without it, your choice :)
[05:05] <DarwinSurvivor> !ndiswrapper | urgodfather Please use the official instructions if possible, it makes it WAY easier to fix if it goes wrong!
[05:06] <foolsh> bluefox83: If I was in your shoes, I would clean out the nvidia proprietary drivers and use the nouveau driver that comes bundled with ubuntu
[05:06] <bluefox83> foolsh: it doesn't work either
[05:07] <bluefox83> ok well...it says i need to restart...i'm 99% sure it's going to be a waste of my time...but here goes anyways
[05:07] <pratz> DarwinSurvivor: JZApples I have gnome classic on ubuntu 12.04
[05:08] <windbuntu> my fresh ubuntu 12.04 installation, which seems to run pretty well on 4 gigs of ram, seems to hang on the shut down quite often.
[05:09] <Jordan_U> belak: I can't think of any other details to add.
[05:11] <pratz> DarwinSurvivor: JZApples where is application switcher for compiz in 12.04 ?
[05:13] <xizk> ah, ubuntu how I have long waited for your warmth and understanding
[05:14] <sajimon> hi, when i get back from console to X or resume my computer from suspended mode, my screent is whole scrambled, i have to relog to get it ok again, im using nvidia drivers, anyone have same problem?
[05:14] <pratz> any one guys where is application switcher in compiz ?
[05:14] <xizk> You're not like the other girls ubuntu... You're special! <3
[05:14] <pratz> actually where is compiz in the first place
[05:14] <xizk> Did you try using the search function?
[05:16] <yuri__> Does anyone know of a Windows channel on freenode? I'm suddenly in desperate need of Win 7 help.
[05:16] <pratz> xizk: if it for me , then i do not use compiz at all, i am using 12.04 classic gnome
[05:16] <windbuntu> ##windows is a channel
[05:17] <yuri__> Thanks, windbuntu. :)
[05:17] <DarwinSurvivor> !compiz | pratz