[20:05] <iceroot> JonathanEllis: :)
[20:05] <Halitech> iceroot, forgot not everyone is in North America
[20:05] <m0r0n> Hey, I'm getting an error that I cannot un-mount my diskdrive
[20:06] <iceroot> Halitech: yes :)
[20:06] <m0r0n> hard *drive
[20:06] <ActionParsnip> m0r0n: if you know the mount point, try:   lsof | grep /mount/point
[20:06] <iceroot> mankeletor: post there error + your command at pastebin
[20:06] <ufd> halitech, ........Y E S ....   It's saying root can only unmount it and also I installed something to auto mount it which made it read-only, I forgot what it is though
[20:07] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: yepp
[20:08] <prince_jammys> m0r0n: sudo fuser -v /mountpoint
[20:08] <ufd> Halitech, its there but doesnt fire up, I mean it starts but closes after 1 second ??
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: then unmount the partition, create the subfolder in /home then edit fstab to reflect the change
[20:08] <prince_jammys> or -vki to interactively kill the apps
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> m0r0n: well yeah, you use sudo
[20:08] <ActionParsnip> m0r0n: you don't need root EVER
[20:08] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: i dont think you understood my question
[20:09] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: i dont want to move the partition in itself
[20:09] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: there is on action you need a real root (with eraly ubuntu-version)
[20:09] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: i just want all the userdirs to be located under /home/users instead of /home
[20:09] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: can you please clarify, sounds like you want to move where you are mounting a partition from /home ro /home/user
[20:09] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: the partition stays
[20:09] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: if you boot and fsck will repair the drive, it ask for the root-password
[20:09] <m0r0n> ActionParsnip: Well I unmounted it now I want to mount it back in hope to make it read and write, how would I do that
[20:09] <Halitech> ufd, ok, try running it from the terminal and see if its giving an error or some sort
[20:10] <ActionParsnip> m0r0n: sudo mount /dev/<partition name> /mount/point -o uid=1000
[20:10] <ufd> halitech, http://paste.ubuntu.com/233384/
[20:11] <Halitech> ufd, got to love an error message that just says seg fault
[20:11] <prince_jammys> linduxed: that'll either require changing the entries at /etc/passwd, or maybe the usermod command for existing users, and /etc/adduser.conf for future users
[20:11] <linduxed> prince_jammys: adduser.conf already fixed
[20:11] <m0r0n> ActionParsnip: How do I find the mount point?
[20:11] <prince_jammys> linduxed: (and maybe something else i'm not thinking of, for your new /home to work)
[20:11] <ufd> halitech, aha
[20:11] <linduxed> prince_jammys: will check /etc/passwd
[20:12] <Halitech> ufd, we can try to remove it, reboot and then reinstall and see if that makes a difference
[20:12] <prince_jammys> linduxed: use vipw if you edit that file directly
[20:12] <saji> hi..
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> m0r0n: munt   will tell you
[20:13] <ufd> halitech, remove the vlc app
[20:13] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: the bootup process is all as root so shuld not ask for a passowrd
[20:13] <Halitech> ufd, yeah, sudo apt-get remove --purge vlc
[20:13] <ufd> halitech, shall i just reboot as u do in micro$oft
[20:14] <saji> My vi editor is working awkwardly.
[20:14] <Halitech> ufd, if you want to try that first
[20:14] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: an early ubuntu-version was asking this, dont know  the version anymore
[20:14] <ufd> halitech, ok try that first, thnx for ur help mate
[20:14] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: lsb_release -c will tell you
[20:15] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: no, i mean that years ago i was using a version which was asking for the root-password .)
[20:15] <saji> help me someone....
[20:15] <saji> pls..
[20:16] <saji> Vi working awkwardly.
[20:16] <solexious> How can I make a iso of a dvd on the commandline?
[20:16] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: weird
[20:17] <ActionParsnip> solexious: dd if=/dev/sr0 of=~/file.iso
[20:17] <JDLSpeedy> or cat /dev/sr0 > file.iso
[20:17] <solexious> ActionParsnip, I've tried that but it only copys 160 ish mb then stops
[20:19] <solexious> ActionParsnip, to elaborate I get given "dd: reading `/dev/dvd': Input/output error"
[20:19] <linduxed> prince_jammys: vipw fixed it
[20:20] <saji> vi editor is not working. It doesn't respond to the arrow keys, as it should.What to do?
[20:21] <nozeup> ask
[20:21] <saji> vi editor is not working. It doesn't respond to the arrow keys, as it should.What to do?
[20:22] <pelmen> saji: use "hjkl" keys
[20:22] <linduxed> prince_jammys: ActionParsnip: so i just edited the /etc/passwd file with vipw, should i do something to /etc/shadow?
[20:22] <Crayboff> how do I get supertuxkart to go faster than like 4 fps? seems like this is the only game with this problem
[20:22] <saji> i tried tat.
[20:22] <Crayboff> btw 4 is a total guess, but close
[20:22] <Cripple> onetic.net
[20:22] <Crayboff> haha
[20:22] <Cripple> Gah. Sorry.
[20:22] <Cripple> Hey, Crayboff
[20:22] <legend2440> solexious: dd if=/dev/dvd of=isoname bs=1024    perhaps?
[20:23] <Crayboff> sup mafia?
[20:23] <saji> Many of my friends who installed the Ubuntu 9.04 is experiencing the same problem.?
[20:23] <bonez46> how do I launch a gui application 'AS ROOT'?
[20:23] <Cripple> Not much.
[20:23] <ActionParsnip> linduxed: ive never had to edit those files so can't comment. They are very sensitive and may break your system
[20:23] <prince_jammys> linduxed: no
[20:23] <Andycas> Does anyone know a way to fool a router into thinking that im connecting from WAN port, instead of LAN? I basically need it to think that i am from outside, because it only allows telnet access to my ISP
[20:24] <solexious> legend2440, doesnt seem to help
[20:24] <Ravahan> Halitech: Okay, getting toward the end of the cycle here.  Lets see what happens.  Is there a way to safely terminate this if it starts over?
[20:24] <prince_jammys> linduxed: leave /etc/shadow alone. just change the new homedirs in /etc/passwd
[20:24] <deany> legend2440, I suggest 2048
[20:24] <linduxed> ActionParsnip: i liked prince_jammys answer :-D
[20:25] <linduxed> prince_jammys: thx, made me think of http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=21781
[20:25] <saji> My vi editor is not responding to the keyboard keys.
[20:25] <prince_jammys> linduxed: this could also probably have been achieved with the usermod command. if you were careful, getting the homedir wrong in passwd is not the end of the world.
[20:25] <Cripple> How do I connect to foonetic.net?
[20:25] <solexious> legend2440, If i open the dvd in Movie Player I get, "Could not open Location, you might not have permission to open the file"
[20:25] <linduxed> well i could log in with a test user after change so i think all is well
[20:25] <Cripple> Sorry, probably a noobish question...
[20:26] <molina_> can i get help for ubuntu here?
[20:26] <Crayboff> Cripple: /server irc.foonetic.net
[20:26] <Crayboff> yes molina
[20:26] <Cripple> Thank you. Christ.... lol
[20:26] <ralph> quit
[20:26] <saji> My vi editor is not responding to the keyboard keys.
[20:26] <saji> My vi editor is not responding to the keyboard keys.
[20:26] <saji> My vi editor is not responding to the keyboard keys.
[20:26] <FloodBot1> saji: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:26] <prince_jammys> linduxed: good. i'm pretty sure that covers it, though i'd research to see if something was forgotten.
[20:26] <Muad> Hello all.  Is anyone who is knowledgeable about install/grub available to helpa  noob out of a hole?
[20:26] <koltroll> hey folks. I installed the array kernel following the installation guide. Did a reboot. But uname -a still tells me I'm using the generic kernel.
[20:27] <prince_jammys> linduxed: some other conf file that requires that you specify the default /home in your system, maybe.
[20:27] <koltroll> When I did the install i notice there where two things that couldn't be performed due to missing kernel-headers-eeepc-blabla. So I did a apt-get install on these. Do I perhaps need to reinstall the array-kernel?
[20:28] <saji> My vi editor is not responding to the keyboard keys.
[20:28] <Crayboff> so anyone around here know how to increase the fps for supertuxkart? it's something like 2 fps right now and it's very annoying
[20:28] <saji> My vi editor is not responding to the keyboard keys.
[20:28] <saji> My vi editor is not responding to the keyboard keys.
[20:28] <saji> My vi editor is not responding to the keyboard keys.
[20:28] <FloodBot1> saji: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:28] <koltroll> saji, man vi
[20:28] <UBUNTUVISTA> does anyone know how to install the aquarium cube effect?
[20:28] <UBUNTUVISTA> compiz
[20:28] <UBUNTUVISTA> ???
[20:28] <prince_jammys> saji: install vim
[20:29] <saji> i installed vim, in vain
[20:29] <prince_jammys> saji: sudo apt-get install vim , and invoke as 'vim', not 'vi'
[20:29] <ActionParsnip> UBUNTUVISTA: i'd head to #compiz
[20:30] <prince_jammys> saji: mm. and no luck, huh?
[20:30] <DPic> how can i rip a dvd to get rid of the region lock and burn it back to a DVD and keep the menu's and such?
[20:30] <SycoSoldier> exit
[20:30] <saji> so is the default vi editor having some bug?
[20:30] <prince_jammys> saji: what keys don't work?
[20:30] <deva> any particular recommendations for ubuntu IRC client? i have been using pidgin, but want one that allows custom notifications to be set up
[20:31] <Horatio_Hellpop> Can someone please help me update OSS?
[20:31] <prince_jammys> saji: also, there is a #vim channel.
[20:31] <noquinho> hi
[20:31] <noquinho> could u help me?
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> !irc | deva
[20:31] <ActionParsnip> deva: if you like pidgin, use it. I think its great
[20:31] <saji> after i enter the vi editor, to move into the typing mode i press 'i' it responds only after many presses
[20:31] <noquinho> i deleted windows vista from my notebook
[20:31] <koltroll> and i like xchat!
[20:32] <noquinho> and i installed ubuntu
[20:32] <ActionParsnip> noquinho: did you get my instruction ni #kubuntu?
[20:32] <prince_jammys> saji: try #vim
[20:32] <noquinho> but i need my  cd and he says
[20:32] <koltroll> saji, pico is your friend
[20:32] <noquinho>  UDF-fs: No partition found (1)
[20:32] <deva> I generally like pidgin, but haven't been able to set up custom notices. eg, when someone says my name, a notifier window pops up, but i want that to happen for specific other words too
[20:32] <noquinho> [15450.869939] ISOFS: Unable to identify CD-ROM format.
[20:32] <peeps[work]> why is there no man page for bg
[20:32] <DPic> how can i rip a dvd to get rid of the region lock and burn it back to a DVD and keep the menu's and such?
[20:33] <jrib> peeps[work]: help bg, it's a builtin
[20:33] <prince_jammys> peeps[work]: it's a bash builtin: 'help bg'
[20:33] <Pici> peeps[work]: Its a shell builtin
[20:33] <saji> also fs
[20:33] <saji> sorry..
[20:33] <peeps[work]> ok, thanks all
[20:33] <ActionParsnip> noquinho: try adding -t iso9660
[20:33] <noquinho> how ?
[20:33] <Horatio_Hellpop> Anyone using Open Sound?
[20:34] <molina_> During the installation of ubuntu I added/ mounted two NTFS HDD that have all media. I am trying to share those HDD on my network, but because the owner is "root" i cant' I tried to use the sudo chown command.. i put imy password and it does not change anything?
[20:34] <saji> koltroll:does pico have the same problem with VI?
[20:34] <tj83> who would be able to tell me if i can legally use the ubuntu logo on my website?
[20:34] <ActionParsnip> noquinho: try:   sudo mount /dev/sr0 -t iso9660 /media/cdrom0
[20:34] <koltroll> saji, it's another editor. which I personally prefer.
[20:35] <prince_jammys> tj83: the terms are detailed in the "license" section of the ubuntu site.
[20:35] <saji> koltroll, is it the one based on nano?
[20:35] <Andycas> Is it possible to fool router iptables into thinking that I am connecting from WAN port (DSLAM), instead from LAN? Are there even any tools for spoofing ip packets on live?
[20:35] <ActionParsnip> if you put the CD in and run:   sudo mount -a    it should mount for you
[20:35] <sidewalk> anyone know what application i can use instead of tcpdump for wlans?
[20:35] <koltroll> saji, not sure which one is based on who really
[20:35] <koltroll> saji, buy they are very similar.
[20:35] <saji> koltroll, does it offer syntax highlighting?
[20:36] <prince_jammys> tj83: http://www.ubuntu.com/aboutus/trademarkpolicy
[20:36] <th0r> sidewalk: wireshark
[20:36] <tj83> prince_jammys, ty
[20:36] <koltroll> saji, don't think so no
[20:36] <Horatio_Hellpop> Anyone familiar with Open Sound?
[20:37] <saji> koltroll, i need an editor with with syntax highlighting.
[20:37] <koltroll> why does it haft to be console based +
[20:37] <koltroll> Why not use something with a nice graphical interface ^^
[20:37] <th0r> saji: I'm not sure...but I think nedit had syntax highlighting...been years since I looked at it
[20:38] <prince_jammys> why not let him use what he wants to use, and fix the problem?
[20:38] <prince_jammys> he should be able to use vim
[20:39] <saji> prince_jammys, i would like to correct my Vi editor.
[20:39] <prince_jammys> yes, i know.
[20:39] <prince_jammys> .. /join #vim  and ask there if you don't get a solution here.
[20:40] <prince_jammys> ... and look at the FAQ in the topic of the channel
[20:40] <saji> prince_jammys. this is the first time i'm using IRC.
[20:40] <prince_jammys> ok, type: /join #vim  and ask there. also, once there, type /topic
[20:40] <prince_jammys> and you'll see a link to their FAQ
[20:40] <phil__> bonjour
[20:41] <Keiffer> Hi. How can I get a version reply in Xchat?
[20:41] <saji> prince_jammys, thnks. I'll try and be back.
[20:41] <JPSman> soooooo i'm having problems installing kubuntu with wubi
[20:42] <koltroll> Keiffer, /ctcp nick version
[20:42] <MadGhost> Can I ask?
[20:42] <Muad> *noob alert*   So I had XP and decided to install Ubuntu. I installed it on a separate drive and recieved a GRUB error when booting. so I installed again. same issue different error number.   Finally I disconnected my windows drive and installed on a totally blank drive. now the install worked but I cant get to my windows installation at all.   When I try to boot to that HDD I get the GRUB error.
[20:42] <JPSman> How do I uninstall grub4dos that came with Wubi?
[20:42] <MadGhost> Why need using Linux?
[20:42] <koltroll> no need using linux
[20:42] <MadGhost> for desctop users...
[20:43] <prince_jammys> many reasons
[20:43] <MadGhost> which?
[20:43] <MadGhost> in windows many programs
[20:43] <prince_jammys> that's the downside
[20:43] <Keiffer> koltroll, thanks. Is there any way to spoof that? Instead of Ubuntu to show Windows?
[20:44] <JPSman> Muad- you need to re-write to your master boot record (MBR)
[20:44] <koltroll> Keiffer, no idea. probably
[20:44] <prince_jammys> MadGhost: some upsides: free software, good community, security ...
[20:44] <JPSman> Muad- Do you have your windows CD?  if so you can run the recovery console from the CD and tell it to fix your MBR on that hard drive
[20:44] <prince_jammys> MadGhost: there is no "need" to use it, however, if you're happy with what you have.
[20:44] <MadGhost> good community is very good, I'm agree
[20:45] <MadGhost> but security in new Windows 7 is very good too
[20:45] <prince_jammys> it's not like Windows is the only other OS, either.
[20:45] <Muad> JPSman I attempted to do so as I found on the forums but I still get the same "error 17" on my windows drive.  also I tried editing my menu.lst to show windows and cannot save anything to it.
[20:45] <prince_jammys> MadGhost: /join #ubuntu-offtopic  to discuss this.
[20:45] <MadGhost> prince_jammys> I want compare its two OS
[20:46] <MadGhost> thank you
[20:46] <prince_jammys> MadGhost: do it in #ubuntu-offtopic
[20:46] <ecolitan> I got this error, [00000499] oss audio output error: cannot open audio device (/dev/dsp) and cant find out what is using the audio device?
[20:46] <prince_jammys> MadGhost: here it's all support questions for the OS
[20:46] <saji> Madghost>Linux is mostly virus safe.
[20:47] <PolitikerALT> No, in fact linux is not very virus safe - but there are few virusses for linux
 curves hands is in fault at all
[20:47] <MadGhost> i think
[20:47] <Sky[x]> linux dont have viruses but have exploits :D
[20:48] <kaini> There are just two viruses for linux
i'm comparing Windows and linux.
[20:48] <kaini> And both are dead
[20:48] <iceroot> !ot
[20:48] <MadGhost> if you work in Linux in root level, and execute some program with virus, what matter?
[20:48] <ActionParsnip> kaini: theres 21 actually: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_malware
[20:49] <ecolitan> anyone know how to find what process has audio device locked?
[20:49] <prince_jammys> MadGhost: you can also dual-boot (and a few other ways) if you'd like to run both linux and windows. please go to #ubuntu-offtopic to chat about this.
[20:49] <barqers> Can I get some help?
[20:49] <JPSman> who is THE BOMB with wubi here?
 let's move to #ubuntu-offtopic and discuss there.
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> ecolitan: you could restart hal and pulse, should do it
[20:50] <dballester> hi to all, installing 9.04 in x86 machine, installations seems stumped at 99% 'running post-installation trigger libc6' any tip ?
[20:50] <barqers> I just bought a keyboard, and I tried going to keyboard shortcuts, to configure the keys, but it seems it doesn't pick up certain keys such as logoff and calculator, so is there a way to manually add these?
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> !keyboard | barqers
[20:50] <ohmygawd> anyone here reccomend a good calendar program for ubuntu?
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> !shortcuts | barqers
[20:50] <ecolitan> ActionParsnip and as for root cause ?
[20:50] <ActionParsnip> ecolitan: no idea
[20:51] <kaini> ActionParsnip, interresting, german Wikipedia says two but you are right
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> ohmygawd: sunbird
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> kaini: its common ;)
[20:51] <RomD> will windows' bootrec /fixboot /fixmbr and /rebuildbcd corrupt grub?
[20:51] <ActionParsnip> RomD: it will overwrite the boot sector on the disk with NTLDR
[20:52] <ecolitan> ActionParsnip i really need the root cause, trying to set up a remote media server and cant have local process randomly locking the sound device
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> RomD: the grub config will stand, it just won't get used
[20:52] <ActionParsnip> ecolitan: then read through   dmesg | less
[20:52] <RomD> I can't boot vista anymore
[20:52] <RomD> is there any way to restore grub afterwards?
[20:52] <Zxcvb> does ubuntu use sun openoffice or novell openoffice?
[20:53] <barqers> ActionParsnip: Thank you, I will look into that!
[20:53] <trakcyia> How do I record sound output? (what you hear is what you get)
[20:53] <saji> Zxcvb, its Sun's
[20:54] <xevil> RomD: you can use the Ubuntu install disk to rescue grub
[20:54] <RomD> thanks ActionParsnip and xevil
[20:55] <trakcyia> I tried with audacity but it only lets me select capture devices, how can I map output to capture?
[20:55] <ohmygawd> thanks ActionParsnip
[20:55] <saji> trackcyia, why would you need that?
[20:55] <Keiffer> can someone ctcp version me please?
[20:56] <Keiffer> an paste the reply
[20:56] <ActionParsnip> ctcp version Keiffer
[20:57] <Keiffer> ActionParsnip that's all?
[20:59] <JPSman> I uninstalled wubi with addremove and the grub4dos is still there on system restarts.  How can I remove this?
[21:00] <ActionParsnip> JPSman: use your windows CD to fixmbr fixboot. this will reinstall NTLDR
[21:00] <JPSman> ActionParsnip - I already did this and its still there
[21:01] <JPSman> ActionParsnip - what is fixboot its own program?
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> JPSman: then I'd ask in ##windows as wubi + Ubuntu are no longer on your system
[21:01] <manja> how do I update to the latest stable release?
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> JPSman: its a command in recovery console
[21:01] <ActionParsnip> manja: sudo update-manager -d
[21:01] <manja> thx
[21:02] <stercor> I believe I have a UI (GUI?) problem.  I have to double-tap the quote and double-quote keys to get one of them.  It wreaks havoc in PHP.
[21:02] <Pici> manja: No
[21:02] <manja> Pici, no ?
[21:02] <JPSman> ActionParsnip - thnx i'm off to try it.  Should I re-run fixmbr then fixboot?
[21:02] <Pici> manja: Use -p
[21:02] <Pici> manja: -d is for the lastest Development release.
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> JPSman: definately, if not. ask in ##windows
[21:02] <ActionParsnip> Pici: my bad
[21:02] <syntech> stercor, it sounds like you have the international keyboard set.
[21:03] <manja> Pici, thanks!
[21:03]  * JPSman shudders
[21:03] <JPSman> ok thanks
[21:04] <manja> Pici, don't I need --dist-upgrade ?
[21:04] <Frank83> Greetings! I was wondering, Ubuntu 9.04 has a firewall as default?
[21:04] <trakcyia> I want a commasd line in my taskbar so badly
[21:05] <Frank83> I mean, a firewall enabled by default?
[21:05] <kajakmanden> Hi
[21:05] <kajakmanden> Just installede ubuntu 64 bit
[21:05] <stercor> syntech: I believe you are correct.  Does this mean a re-install, or is there a way to set the keyboard in a GUI?
[21:05] <kajakmanden> how to run 32 bit programs?
[21:06] <erUSUL> kajakmanden: install libia32 packages
[21:06] <syntech> stercor, i forgot, i think theres a way to reconfigure without having to reinstall :P
[21:06] <erUSUL> !info ia32-libs
[21:06] <kajakmanden> erUSUL: explain please iam not familiar with ubuntu
[21:06] <syntech> just google it
[21:06] <syntech> type
[21:06] <syntech> ubuntu configure keyboard type
[21:06] <stercor> syntech: OK.  I will poke around a bit.
[21:07] <syntech> or something
[21:07] <erUSUL> kajakmanden: install this package --> ia32-libs - ia32 shared libraries for use on amd64 and ia64 systems <<<
[21:07] <kajakmanden> where do i find the packaga?
[21:07] <erUSUL> !software | kajakmanden
[21:08] <eth01> i've booted into ubuntu live - and i'm trying to find my multicardreader for a compactflash drive.. where do i find this?
[21:08] <erUSUL> kajakmanden: System>Admin>Synaptic (but do read the docs pointed out by ubottu)
[21:08] <ecolitan> anyone know how to find what process has audio device locked?
[21:08] <Trijntje> I'm not able to hibernate in ubuntu 9.04. How can I enable hibernation?
[21:08] <kajakmanden> no libia32 files there
[21:09] <eth01> just it's not showing in computer
[21:09] <Frank83> Good day. I am poking around with ufw (Uncomplicated firewall) using this guide https://help.ubuntu.com/8.04/serverguide/C/firewall.html but I was wondering, how can I use it to open UDP/TCP. The guide only says about ssh
[21:10] <kajakmanden> i give up cant find libia32
[21:10] <alice|wl> hello, I m using ubuntu with fluxbox ... how can I have a automount dir for usb sticks and stuff?
[21:10] <jaysonsantos> Hello people, how can I copy Ubuntu Live CD to my ram memory to free my cd-rom ?
[21:10] <saji> How can hear sound simultaneoulsy both in the laptop speaker and the headphone
[21:10] <kajakmanden> beside that not even the linux driver for my graphiccard works
[21:11] <prince_jammys> !info ia32-libs | kajakmanden
[21:11] <kajakmanden> iam totaly lost
[21:11] <prince_jammys> mm, it's available in hardy
[21:11] <eth01> where will i find the compactflash drive?
[21:11] <prince_jammys> in 'universe'
[21:11] <kajakmanden> asked how to run 32 bit files and was told a file name that do not exist???
[21:12] <th0r> eth01: if it is automounted it should be in /media
[21:12] <JPSman> ActionParsnip - that was a no go too, switching to ##windows
[21:12] <Frank83> Kajakmandn: I might be wrong, but I think that Ubuntu 64 allows to run x32 files by default with no need to install anything.
[21:12] <eth01> where will i find my compactflash in ubuntu?
[21:12] <eth01> thor: thanks
[21:12] <jimisrvrox> hey guys I have a rt2500 that is not seeing an access point but I am seeing in iwconfig and ifconfig I would appreciate some help as it was working at one point the other day.
[21:12] <prince_jammys> kajakmanden: well, the package ia32-libs is showing here (hardy)
[21:12] <kajakmanden> Frank83: it says it cant
[21:12] <saji> kajakmanden search http://packages.ubuntu.com/ for libia32, search it as "lib ia32"
[21:12] <Trijntje> kajakmanden: someone wanted the bot to give you information about a package, but the bot said (to you) that that package didnt exist
[21:12] <jimisrvrox> using Ubuntu 9.04
[21:12] <quentusrex_> Help. I'm trying to get ubuntu installed on an asus eee pc 701, but the screen resolution won't let me see the close/apply buttons.
[21:13] <quentusrex_> Any ideas????
[21:13] <the> what's the difference between those passphrases ascii hex and all those 63 64 bit details of wireless? i can't figure out the right settings.. and some terms are.. misleading
[21:13] <eth01> th0r: all i see is the main hdd
[21:13] <kajakmanden> Wooohoo finaly bingo
[21:13] <th0r> eth01: then it didn't automount. Unplug it, open a terminal and type 'tail -f /var/log/messages'. Then plug it back in and see if you can see any new lines in messages
[21:13] <Frank83> Kajakmanden: Which file are you trying to run or open
[21:13] <prince_jammys> kajakmanden: what was it?
[21:13] <kajakmanden> now then explain how a linux wont run on this system it is of course a 64 bit
[21:13] <saji> kajakmanden, got it?
[21:14] <kajakmanden> yup got the grrh file
[21:14] <salvador> hi
[21:14] <kajakmanden> installing alot of other stuff 2
[21:14] <Lostinspace_46> I need to know how to find my default iso-8859 .  I looked in dmesg thinking it might be set at boot, but no luck there.
[21:14] <shake> how can I find folder1/folder2 in my file system?
[21:14] <Trijntje> When i open the 'user switch /shutdown/restart/etc' applet sometimes it shows 'hibernate', but sometimes it doesnt show. What could cause this?
[21:15] <kajakmanden> after i installed the ia32 i still cant start 32 bit programs
[21:15] <the> how to generate a valid wpa_supplicant file? any assistant in ubuntu for that?
[21:15] <saji> kajakmanden, is 64 bit Ubuntu not working in your PC?
[21:15] <prince_jammys> shake: one way is locate f1/f2
[21:15] <kajakmanden> saji: nope its running like *caugh*
[21:15] <semko> is apt-get update same as running the update manager?
[21:15]  * semko gazes
[21:16] <kajakmanden> not even a 64 bit linux file can run weird...
, then what's the problem?
[21:16] <manja> I just did sudo update-manager -p but I'm not sure wether I shouldn't have used --dist-upgrade, how can I check my dist version number?
[21:16] <th0r> semko: no
[21:16] <the> semko, also do this: apt-get upgrade
[21:16] <Bookman> I cannot figure out why my system is always running 100% cpu.  Right now my load averages are 3.3, 4.7, 4.7 and I'm must running system monitor and xchat
[21:16] <Frank83> Is it worth to enable the UFW (Firewall) for linux?
[21:16] <jonc101> anyone else growing a beard in anticipation for 9.10 ?
[21:17] <kajakmanden> saji: 1. can run my 6 bit linux grapgic driver file 2. can run my 32 bit game file
[21:17] <prince_jammys> manja: lsb_release -r
[21:17] <semko> th0r, the so it is both?
[21:17] <kajakmanden> saji: 64*
[21:17] <th0r> semko: apt-get update updates the repo lists. Update manager checks all installed packages for available updates
[21:17] <manja> prince_jammys, thx
[21:17] <caMelCase> Hi folks. I'm new here. Is this the right place to ask a question about a configuration problem with ubuntu?
[21:17] <jerkman> hey, im using vuze (azuerus) and my modem keeps crashing so that the torrents keep going, but all pc's connected loose web access. I have just limited the number of connections, is that likely the problem?
[21:17] <the> the wireless setup is such a pain. no settings work.
[21:17] <Trijntje> caMelCase: yes
[21:18] <caMelCase> hi trijntje
[21:18] <semko> thx guys
, Is the 64bit driver available?
[21:18] <syntax> is vuze the best for torrent files?
[21:18] <jerkman> i like it it syntax
[21:18] <manja> prince_jammys, it says 8.04 but when I do sudo update-manager --dist-upgrade it says I have the latest version, this isn't right
[21:18] <jonc101> well im growing a beard in anticipation of 9.10
[21:18] <manja> jonc101, not in anticipation for 9.10 but a beard still, keep it growing!
[21:19] <kajakmanden> saji: downloaded original graphic driver from ATI in 64 bit linux file version
[21:19] <the> syntax, it works well.
[21:19] <syntax> Ima try it out
[21:19] <Trijntje> syntax: It depends, what do you want to do? Vuze is very extended, transmission is very simple, both download torrents ;)
[21:19] <syntax> I use to use it for windows but i havent did it for linux yet
[21:19] <the> syntax, other tools work also but fail for many details.
[21:19] <syntax> Word ?
[21:19] <jonc101> Excel
[21:19] <the> Trijntje, transmission is buggy
[21:19] <jerkman> syntax: it has quite a good level of config, and nice statistics
[21:19] <caMelCase> ok, I've got ubuntu 8.10 running a few month. Yesterday i had connected a second display (VGA) on my NVidia Geforce 6200. The primary display was and is already connected via DVI
[21:20] <erUSUL> !ati | kajakmanden
[21:20] <syntax> installing now
[21:20] <jerkman> syntax: transmission is bad, and it actually has lower transfer speeds
[21:20] <Trijntje> the: i use it every day, i have no problems with it
[21:20] <Frank83> the Is it really? Trans works for me. How is it buggy?
, could you install it?
[21:20] <jerkman> Trijntje: same, until my router blew
[21:20] <jerkman> now my modem keeps dropping out
[21:20] <kajakmanden> saji: no it is saying " sec.."
[21:21] <Trijntje> jerkman: did you try limiting the max amount of connections transmission can have?
[21:21] <manja> how do I upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04 ?
[21:21] <kajakmanden> saji: saying cant open file do to sign coding
[21:21] <caMelCase> I setup the second display with nvidia-settings (without root). The configuration was not overwritten because the second display should be used very temporarly.
[21:21] <barqers> Can someone tell me the command to switch to desktop 3? or to desktop 4? so I can create a shortcut.
[21:21] <jerkman> Trijntje: just done it, but it would appear to have happened again...
[21:21] <barqers> It only comes with switch to desktop 1&2
[21:21] <Lostinspace_46> I can't seem to get my automatic nick completion to work.
[21:21] <erUSUL> manja: 8.04 --> 8.10 --> 9.04 in those two steps
[21:22] <manja> erUSUL, ok then how do I upgrade to 8.10 ?
, ahat sort of package file is it?
[21:22] <Trijntje> jerkman: limit too how many?
[21:22] <erUSUL> !upgrade | manja
[21:22] <the> well, i once lost all torrents since it somehow screwed. also transmission crashes quite frequently. it doesn't recheck the file as efficient as vuze. it redownloads more that it should.
[21:22] <manja> erUSUL, thx
[21:22] <jerkman> Trijntje: i can talk here, and continue downloading, but the http side dies on all pc's connected
[21:22] <jerkman> Trijntje: 150
[21:22] <mcquaid> i have a ups, and the power just went out and immediately came back on.  I saw message popup, running on battery backup, but it no message it's resumed ac power
[21:22] <jimisrvrox> need help with wireless..when I do iwconfig I cannot get an access point
[21:22] <mcquaid> how do I check/change ups settings?
[21:22] <kajakmanden> saji:  i dunno iam a nooby in package and ubuntu in overall lol
[21:23] <caMelCase> as I did disconnect the second display and did reboot the system, the resolution of the primary display was set to 1024x768. Before it was at 1280x1024.
[21:23] <jonc101> mcquaid: hover your mouse over the notifier
[21:23] <saji> kajakmanden, did u try https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto as said by ubottu.
[21:23] <caMelCase> I had to open the console and sudo nvidia-settings to store the right resolution in xorg.conf
[21:24] <Trijntje> jerkman:150 is very low, that shouldnt cause any problems. Maby someone else in your house is using a lot of connections? Most (NAT) routers seem to be limited to 1024 connections
[21:24] <kajakmanden> saji: man... tryed all wont be long then i try something i know works killing ubuntu for vere lol
[21:24] <casey> i'm running 9.04 and i want to know were is the startup directory?
[21:24] <caMelCase> not the resolution is right again but now I expect problems with the powersave mode
[21:24] <mcquaid> jonc101, the msg was a pop up, the notifier currently show nothing
[21:24] <TU_> Question i just did a server install and i skipped the network install
[21:24] <jonc101> mcquaid: are you on a laptop?
[21:24] <TU_> anyway to run that now
[21:24] <eth01> th0r: i need to extract an .img ?
[21:24] <mcquaid> no
[21:24] <mcquaid> desktop with ups
[21:24] <kajakmanden> bye
[21:25] <mcquaid> power goes out a lot in this house
[21:25] <saji> kajakmanden, why did u switch to 64 bit ubuntu? the packages available for it is very less, compared to the 32 bit.
[21:25] <sidewalk> is there some kind of tcpdump for wifi?
[21:25] <jonc101> mcquaid: and your desktop is plugged into the UPS via a USB cord?
[21:25] <kajakmanden> saji: do to power in the game
[21:25] <mcquaid> yes
[21:25] <Lostinspace_46> I need to know how to find my default iso-8859 .  I looked in dmesg thinking it might be set at boot, but no luck there.
[21:25] <mcquaid> it's an apc model, i've done zero configuration wise in ubuntu for this device
[21:25] <saji> kajakmanden, so you would have to compile the drivers yourself.
[21:25] <mcquaid> but the usb hookup works fine in windows with it's software
[21:26] <the> where is the wpa_supplicant.conf located ?
[21:26] <eth01> th0r: i need to extract an img..
[21:26] <eth01> .img
[21:26] <erUSUL> Lostinspace_46: ubuntuuses utf8 by default
[21:26] <JPSman> who is in charge of writing wubi?  can I e-mail them my problem?
[21:26] <mcquaid> does a special app have to be installed in ubuntu for ups?  normally I would think so, but that message notification made me think it already detects the device
[21:26] <jonc101> mcquaid: you can configure a bunch of stuff via power management
[21:26] <erUSUL> JPSman: check in its homepage
[21:26] <the> eth01, .img does not mean a thing
[21:26] <mcquaid> just can't see a status
[21:26] <kajakmanden> saji:  i took ubuntu cause i heard it was easy but dont seems that way so iam out and deleteing it again
[21:26] <deany> eth01, mount it then.
[21:26] <erUSUL> !wubi | JPSman
[21:26] <mcquaid> i looked in power management, i can set settings when it enables, but i don't see current status anywhere
[21:26] <eth01> deany: i need to put it onto a compactflash though
[21:27] <mcquaid> last msg said 'now running on battery'
[21:27] <WIGGMPk> why is it that some of the icon's for a program stop working?? it just shows a red 'x' in a white box where the icon should be? Im running Jaunty amd64 and the applications are pidgin, transmission and few other (this doesnt happen all the time)
[21:27] <mcquaid> nm i found it
[21:27] <casey>  i'm running 9.04 and i want to know where is the startup directory? i want add a script
[21:27] <deany> eth01, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[21:27] <jonc101> where was it?
[21:27] <mcquaid> i didn't have it enabled in the notification area it states ac power
[21:28] <mcquaid> just wanted to know i'm not draining the battery
[21:28] <erUSUL> casey: in linux is /etc/init.d/ for suystem wide scripts... or simply add a call to your script from /etc/rc.local
[21:28] <mcquaid> the power went on/off for an instant, so maybe it was too quick to report the popup msg of back to ac power
[21:28] <jonc101> could be
[21:28] <casey> do i add the script to a file?
[21:28] <jerkman> Trijntje: im the only one on right now, but it has done this before.. basically i had a perfect setup until a week ago when my modem/router got zapped by lightning. until my new one is delivered, i have setup a little modem and router setup and the modem seems not to like me...
[21:29] <erUSUL> casey: if you want to run it when you log in.. System>Preferences>init apps
[21:29] <mcquaid> but i don't see any settings on when the ups gets tripped, there are some fairly advanced setting with it's windows software
[21:29] <mcquaid> is there a more robust pkg to manage ups devices?
[21:29] <stercor> How may I change the keyboard type from international to something saner?
[21:29] <casey> i can't find it
[21:30] <erUSUL> stercor: system>Preferences > Kyboard
[21:30] <erUSUL> !boot | casey
[21:30] <jonc101> mcquaid: good question, but usually the provider of the UPS needs to provide the software and most times they dont have any linux software
[21:30] <stercor> erUSUL: I do not have System/Preferences...
[21:30] <erUSUL> stercor: kubuntu ?
[21:30] <Lostinspace_46> stercor; System>Preferences>keyboard
[21:31] <urban__> anyone here some good tutorial how ti install zend studio on ubuntu 9.04 ?
[21:31] <Trijntje> jerkman:lightning? that sounds bad.. :P But if you're just waiting for a replacement i wouldn't put too much effort in debuggin it
[21:31] <mcquaid> well apc are pretty common, i notice there's a pkg apcupsd and a web interface, going to look into that now
[21:31] <stercor> erUSUL: jaunty 9.04 vanilla ubuntu.
[21:32] <sidewalk> can anyone recommend a wlan traffic visualizer for ubuntu?
[21:32] <th0r> sidewalk: etherape and wireshark
[21:32] <jonc101> mcquaid: let us know how it goes
[21:32] <erUSUL> stercor: my menu is in spanish so i may have given the wrong name but take a look in System>Preferences> for a keyboard related entry
[21:32] <Lostinspace_46> stercor;  Yes you do..its in the top panel on your desktop
[21:32] <sidewalk> th0r: thanks
[21:32] <jerkman> Trijntje: i want to download this uh... legal stuff... obviously... soon
[21:32] <stercor> erUSUL: None there...
[21:33] <Trijntje> jerkman: have you tried using Vuze instead of transmission?
[21:33] <Lostinspace_46> stercor;  Do you see on the top left of your desktop where it says System?
[21:33] <jerkman> Trijntje: that is what i am using
[21:34] <Trijntje> jerkman: in that case, have you tried Transmission
[21:34] <stercor> Lostinspace_46: When I left-click in an unoccupied area I get the System option but there is only xload and window managers.
[21:35] <jerkman> Trijntje: no, but id have to transfer lots of torrents and data and i dont know if that can be done
[21:35] <Lostinspace_46> stercor:  Do you have a top and bottom panel?
[21:35] <erUSUL> stercor: it has to be there... i have to run now... ask the channel again
[21:35] <ohmygawd> noob question: i just extracted a .tar.gz file to my root folder, now its created the new folder with root permissions and i cant access it - how do i delete?
[21:35] <eth01> sudo umount /dev/device/node fails though?
[21:35] <stercor> Lostinspace_46: I really do not want to re-install ubuntu.
[21:36] <pelmen> guys any ideas, when i connect from Ubu to Ubu using remote terminal client or remote desktop viewer non of them update pictures.
[21:36] <Trijntje> jerkman: If you set up bandwidht and number of peers properly in Transmission it should work fine. But then again, so should Vuze
[21:36] <Lostin> stercor: Do you have a bar at the top and bottom of your desktop?
[21:36] <pelmen> interesting thing i can see mouse movements, but that's it
[21:36] <Trijntje> jerkman: or you could try to look in your router how many connections it can support
[21:36] <stercor> Lostin: only on the bottom.
[21:36] <prince_jammys> ohmygawd: sudo rm -r /undesirable_dir
[21:37] <prince_jammys> ohmygawd: that will remove the directory
[21:37] <jerkman> Trijntje: yea, ill be getting a new belkin N1 on monday tho, so i suppose i can wait
[21:37] <Lostin> stercor:  THAT is your problem
[21:37] <prince_jammys> ohmygawd: oh, and avoid doing what you just did. extract the stuff somewhere else.
[21:37] <jerkman> it take 2 minutes to reset the internet i suppose.. Trijntje
[21:37] <apoleo12> question: how do I deal with this - [2]+ Stopped <prgramName>
[21:37] <ohmygawd> yeah, that was stupid of me, thanks prince_jammys
[21:37] <stercor> Lostin: How to fix?
[21:38] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: fix what about it?
[21:38] <stercor> Lostin: new WM?
[21:38] <VCoolio> stercor: right click bottom panel, create new panel, place on top and add at least menu and notification area
[21:38] <casey> how do i copy a file
[21:38] <apoleo12> when i type exit it says tehre are stopped jobs
[21:38] <Lostin> stercor: If I remember right, click <alt><f2>
[21:39] <ohmygawd> hmm... prince_jammys, it keeps telling me the directory does not exist
[21:39] <Trijntje> jerkman: ok, i hope you get your new modem soon
[21:39] <th0r> casey: drag and drop, or right click and choose copy
[21:39] <eth01> http://pastebin.com/m2c50a2d - what would the device name node be?
[21:39] <eth01> sdb?
[21:39] <Lostin> stercor:  Type in the box "gnome-panel"
[21:39] <apoleo12> or should it shut with no harm?
[21:39] <Free-Lancer> Is their a way i can automatically input text from my clipboard to a file?
[21:39] <HentaiCrazyAdmin> ping me
[21:39] <prince_jammys> ohmygawd: does it show up when you ls ?
[21:39] <jimisrvrox> I would appreciate some help getting an access point using ubuntu 9.04 and a rt2500 card
[21:39] <HentaiCrazyAdmin> oops wrong chan
[21:40] <casey> using terminal how do i copy a file
[21:40] <ohmygawd> prince_jammys: its in my file browser, showing my the folder with a padlock on it
[21:40] <VCoolio> casey: cp
[21:40] <pelmen> casey: "cp"
[21:40] <prince_jammys> casey: cp somefile /some/destination
[21:40] <Free-Lancer> casey CP /home/file.txt /home/user/
[21:40] <casey> ok ty
[21:40] <Free-Lancer> Is their a way i can automatically input text from my clipboard to a file
[21:40] <apoleo12> prince_jammys: do you get what I mean?
[21:40] <HentaiCrazyAdmin> lol
[21:41] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: `so you backgrounded some jobs, and want to kill them?
[21:41] <apoleo12> yeah
[21:41] <ohmygawd> prince_jammys: yes, it shows up when i ls
[21:41] <dr3mro> hi guys i want to propose idea to the post karmic release we all know karmic has 100 papercuts but i want to propose an idea for the release after karmic how to do it ???
[21:41] <Lostin> stercor: Did you catch what I said?
[21:42] <apoleo12> when i do this jobs -x and it doesnt kill anything
[21:42] <jbu> hi all, i have a a raid chip in my mobo that is making vista believe that my two hard 750GB hard drives show up as a 1.4TB raid0 hard drive...When I try to install in linux it shows  two 750GB hard drives and only one of them has vista installed on it.  My question is do I need to install something in linux to make it recognize the RAID setup?  I thought my chip was doing that
[21:42] <prince_jammys> ohmygawd: make you sure you didn't mistype the dirname, or use tabcompletion to autocomplete it when you run the rm command
[21:42] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: kill %2
[21:42] <ohmygawd> ahh got it
[21:42] <ohmygawd> didnt want the forward slashes, my bad
[21:42] <dr3mro> hi guys i want to propose idea to the post karmic release we all know karmic has 100 papercuts but i want to propose an idea for the release after karmic how to do it ???
[21:42] <eth01> how do i found out the device node ?
[21:43] <apoleo12> %2?
[21:43] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: it's job number 2
[21:43] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: the percent sign goes before the "jobspec" (it's not a PID)
[21:45] <apoleo12> prince_jammys: thanks how will i ever find that info on that?
[21:45] <apoleo12> that helpand man ididnt offer much
[21:45] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: man bash (the long way)
[21:46] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: job management is described there. there's no other preinstalled shorter docs i can think of.
[21:46] <jimisrvrox> prince_jammys: hey are you good with wireless? Im having probs getting an access point in 9.04
[21:46] <prince_jammys> jimisrvrox: no, i'm clueless with that.
[21:46] <jimisrvrox> damn
[21:47] <dralcohen> I would appreciate some advice on how to setup a computer. I'm very new to Linux.  I'm going to dual boot ubuntu with Vista.  1) The system has 2 drives. I would like the 2nd to be a bootable copy of the first. Do I want a Raid 1 setup? If so, how do I go about doing that. 2) I'm confused on how to partition the drive. I was thinking /, /boot, /swap, /home. Do I need any special partition for Raid? I'll be using a few (15-3
[21:47] <luix> algun hispano?
[21:48] <blueyed> anyone here with a tv card having a bt878 / conexant fusion 878a chip?
[21:48] <blueyed> it gets detected, but finds no senders.
[21:48] <joeymorin> greetings.  i'm looking for help with ubuntu 9.04 on my toshiba p30.  specifically, the sd card reader.  anyone out there can help?
[21:51] <eth01> how can i open disk utility?
[21:52] <prince_jammys> luix: /join #ubuntu-es
[21:52] <luix> thanks prince
[21:52] <prince_jammys> de nada ;)
[21:53] <luix> ;)
[21:53] <casey> i'm makeing a startup scritp and i want to know what i do after i made it so it will work
[21:54] <syntech> casey, put it in bash_profile?
[21:54] <syntech> lol
[21:54] <syntech> or something
[21:55] <syntech> fuck i don't know
[21:55] <FloodBot1> syntech: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:55] <casey> one did help me but i cliked out and lost what he said
[21:55] <th0r> casey: when do you want the script to start?
[21:56] <casey> when i  log in
[21:56] <th0r> casey: then easiest is to just add it to the startup programs.
[21:56] <casey> i made it and put it in /etc/init.d
[21:56] <casey> now what i do so it will work
[21:56] <th0r> casey: nope...put it in /etc/init.d if you want it to start at bootup, not login
[21:57] <casey> i did
[21:57] <apoleo12> prince_jammys: how about if I can be bale to modify the man pages to add something to it?
[21:57] <th0r> casey: then check the web and read up on runlevels for ubuntu
[21:57] <casey> what do i do know so it will work
[21:57] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: heh, you'll have to run that by the bash developers
[21:58] <apoleo12> what? why? seriously??
[21:58] <th0r> casey: what runlevel do you want it to start at?
[21:58] <apoleo12> i thought its open soucre! :P
[21:58] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: you mean just for your own use?
[21:58] <apoleo12> yeah sure
[21:58] <casey> what is there
[21:58] <apoleo12> prince_jammys: yeah sure
[21:58] <prince_jammys> apoleo12: oh, you'll have to learn to edit man pages. I've never done it
[21:58] <th0r> casey: http://www.debianadmin.com/debian-and-ubuntu-linux-run-levels.html
[21:59] <gangil> !wine
[21:59] <shaqfu> Hey, I have a quick question about Ubuntu installs and hardware
[21:59] <apoleo12> yeah Ill figure out how heh
[22:00] <shaqfu> I have a 1TB hard drive that I'd like to install Ubuntu minimal on, and it's going into a computer that I'm building later
[22:00] <jrib> shaqfu: best to just ask your question on a single line
[22:00] <shaqfu> jrib: Going for it :)
[22:01] <shaqfu> If I install Ubuntu minimal onto a hard drive, then take the drive out and put it into another computer, will there be any issues/conflicts?
[22:01] <casey> idk i just want this program to start when i log in or start the computer
[22:01] <threethirty> does anyone know of a good tutorial for setting up an email server with sqlite?
[22:01] <jrib> shaqfu: not in theory.  You may need to reconfigure video drivers if you install proprietary ones
[22:01] <cooper77z> hi, I got rid of my program bar in gnome, but no I need to make it come back because whenever I minimize programs now the programs just permanently dissappear from the desktop.
[22:01] <phenom> Any one else get an annoying system beep when they shut down ubuntu?
[22:02] <jrib> cooper77z: right click -> add to panel -> window list
[22:02] <casey> do i put in this or something before it  sudo update-rc.d script_name defaults
[22:02] <shaqfu> jrib: Both systems use nVidia graphical chipsets, and I'm planning on using restricted drivers once it's in the right computer
[22:02] <jrib> casey: what are you trying to accomplish
[22:02] <jrib> shaqfu: should be fine
[22:02] <th0r> casey: those are two different things and you are going to have to pick one. To run it when you log in just click System-Preferences-Startup Applications and add it there
[22:02] <shaqfu> jrib: Thanks :)
[22:02] <phenom> Any patches released for this, other than bandaids such as rmmod pcspkr and the like?
[22:02] <th0r> casey: to start it at bootup read the website I sent you
[22:03] <cooper77z> thanks jrib :)
[22:04] <phenom> This happened after my upgrade to Jaunty
[22:04] <Ali_nz> hey is there any other way to see what disks are connected other than fdisk -l? The browser in nautilus shows another drive, but it aint in fdisk -l
[22:05] <prince_jammys> Ali_nz: sudo fdisk -l  should show it
[22:05] <prince_jammys> Ali_nz: 'mount'  will show what's mounted
[22:05] <Ali_nz> nah it doesnt
[22:05] <Ali_nz> I know the disk has got some errors
[22:05] <Ali_nz> but I was still hoping it would show up
[22:05] <gangil> has anybody tried flex builder in wine?
[22:06] <ohmygawd> i gotta say... ive dabbled with ubuntu in the past but never made the big push... this is the first time ive gone all-linux
[22:06] <dralcohen> I would appreciate some advice on how to setup a computer. I'm very new to Linux.  I'm going to dual boot ubuntu with Vista.  1) The system has 2 drives. I would like the 2nd to be a bootable copy of the first. Do I want a Raid 1 setup? If so, how do I go about doing that. 2) I'm confused on how to partition the drive. I was thinking /, /boot, /swap, /home. Do I need any special partition for Raid? I'll be using a few (15-3
[22:06] <ohmygawd> and it feels goooooooood :)
[22:07] <Ali_nz> i just seem to recall there was another way to see devices?
[22:08] <Trijntje> When i open the 'user switch /shutdown/restart/etc' applet sometimes it shows 'hibernate', but sometimes it doesnt show. What could cause this?
[22:09] <Halitech> Ali_nz, you could try partition editor, it might pick it up if the table has been screwed up
[22:09] <VCoolio> isn't there a way yet to browse network with thunar?
[22:09] <Halitech> VCoolio, not natively
[22:10] <VCoolio> Halitech: I know, but you also don't know about a plugin or something? Didn't find much on google so guess not...
[22:10] <Halitech> VCoolio, look here, it uses fusefs http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=304131&highlight=xubuntu
[22:10] <VavaR> what can i do to make wpa_supplicant work with a intel wireless chipset and those both wlan0 wmaster0 it creates.. it fails at Starting AP scan (broadcast SSID)  ioctl[SIOCGIWSCAN]: Operation not supported.. also no success when i try all possible driver and interface combinations
[22:10] <VCoolio> Halitech: thx
[22:11] <Halitech> VCoolio, welcome
[22:11] <xsbyme> can enybody help me
[22:11] <xsbyme> http://xbind.pastebin.com/d3890cb51
[22:12] <ohmygawd> i have one last question before i can deem my new ubuntu system complete
[22:12] <VavaR> what to do if wpa_supplicant fails with Operation not supported errors?
[22:12] <ohmygawd> i installed Spotify under Wine, and it's launching using terminal (wine spotify.exe etc.), is there a way of it NOT displaying the terminal when i do this?
[22:12] <Flannel> xsbyme: What are you compiling?
[22:12] <bruenig> VavaR: are you sure your interface is up
[22:12] <l3dx> ohmygawd: wine spotify.exe &
[22:13] <l3dx> ohmygawd: the & says "go to background!"
[22:13] <xsbyme> my system is screw up i just was trying to add a user
[22:13] <l3dx> ohmygawd: also, consider creating a launcher :) so you don't have to run it from terminal
[22:13] <xsbyme> nothing with compiling
[22:13] <ohmygawd> l3dx: didn't work, it says "Invalid operation: &"
[22:13] <VavaR> bruenig, i explicitly ifconfig wlan0 up but it is down after i tried wpa_supplicant again
[22:13] <ohmygawd> l3dx: its using a launcher atm
[22:14] <xsbyme> l3dx
[22:14] <l3dx> xsbyme
[22:14] <Sinatra> does anyone have skype?? i need to see if i got it to work correclty!
[22:14] <VavaR> bruenig, so it is up. iwlist can see the ap but wpa_supplicant fails
[22:15] <xsbyme> http://xbind.pastebin.com/d3890cb51
[22:15] <Kalmi> Sinatra, call echo123
[22:15] <xsbyme> think u can help me l3dx
[22:15] <Flannel> xsbyme: Screwed up indeed.  What system is this?  Also, what does 'which adduser' give you?
[22:15] <Ali_nz> bugger. the geometry of the disk is being misreported
[22:15] <ohmygawd> Sinatra: ohmygawd
[22:15] <Ali_nz> says its 2199gb
[22:15] <J1m> Does anyone know a way to get around partman hanging during installation?
[22:15] <Ali_nz> its only 40gb
[22:15] <cisoun> linuxmao
[22:15] <Flannel> xsbyme: Try using useradd instead.
[22:15] <Sinatra> does anyone in here have skype?? I simply wanna see if i got it to work Correctly or not ...
[22:16] <Sinatra> Kalmi i tried echo123 and it checked out
[22:16] <Sinatra> now i wanna try it live with a real person
[22:16] <xsbyme> same prob
[22:16] <l3dx> xsbyme: with what?
[22:16] <xsbyme> ubuntu
[22:16] <mefached> I'm having trouble getting mrxvt to act like gnome-terminal did with irssi. Alt+# combinations don't work. Any idea how to fix that?
[22:16] <Flannel> xsbyme: Alright, try getting rid of the perl in your homedir, use the system perl instead.
[22:16] <l3dx> xsbyme: you don't say :P
[22:16] <Flannel> xsbyme: What did you do to screw this system up so badly?
[22:17] <sd32> is there anyway to stop glipper from crashing after reboot?
[22:17] <eu-ubuntu> hello ! i just running ubuntu in my intel atom  litlte laptop  , but the sound plays not loader  what can i do to increase the gain ?  in the old xp system in the same laptop the sound play loader...   , thanks
[22:17] <Halitech> sd32, uninstall it?
[22:17] <sd32> Halitech, then which clipboard manager should i use?
[22:18] <Halitech> sd32, I use clipman
[22:18] <eu-ubuntu> alguem fala portugues aqui ?
[22:18] <Flannel> !pt | eu-ubuntu
[22:18] <sd32> Halitech, ok thanks ill try that one
[22:19] <ohmygawd> how do i stop terminal opening when i use a launcher to open a program under wine?
[22:19] <nicklas_> has anyone gotten fallout 3 working in wine or playonlinux? or in some other way maybe?
[22:21] <sd32> Halitech, clipman is for xfce?
[22:21] <Halitech> sd32, yes but it should work in gnome
[22:21] <urban__> i have the problem with flash player i cant see the picture only soud i can hear what to do ?
[22:21] <sd32> Halitech, ok thanks
[22:25] <Neostatic> Hi i need help installing and using my kubuntu
[22:25] <xtremegamer> hello all
[22:26] <xtremegamer> is there a tool for ubuntu that allows you to export and import a contact list of your cellphone with bleutooth ?
[22:26] <Halitech> Neostatic, what kind of help?
[22:26] <kkrusty> is there a tool for wallpapers for multi-headed displays?
[22:27] <kkrusty> xtremegamer: not sure about this but have you tried gnokii?
[22:27] <xtremegamer> kkrusty > looking in to that now :)
[22:27] <xtremegamer> kkrusty > do you have something similar for samsung ?
[22:28] <sd32> Halitech, after installing clipman i dont see the panel add on
[22:28] <kkrusty> xtremegamer: I am not sure to be honest. I only tried gnokii a long time ago
[22:28] <bmhm> Hi. Whenever I add SSL-VHosts to apache2 in 8.04, apache2 won't come up - it doesn't even give an error message
[22:28] <casey> what is the command for states?
[22:28] <Halitech> sd32, you need to add it, right click - add to panel
[22:29] <sd32> Halitech, i did and its not listed
[22:29] <lstarnes> bmhm: check /var/log/apache2/error.log
[22:29] <kkrusty> anyone know of a wallpaper changer which will work with multiple displays?
[22:29] <Halitech> sd32, maybe it will only work in xfce, not sure
[22:29] <bmhm> lstarnes, it won't give an error
[22:30] <kkrusty> I could make my own wallpapers. Only problem is that if I take off one display I dont want it to screw everything up
[22:30] <lstarnes> bmhm: does apache2 start at all, or does it just stop with no errors?
[22:30] <bmhm> lstarnes, stopping with no errors
[22:30] <bmhm> well
[22:30] <bmhm> it doesn't even start
[22:31] <bmhm> apache2ctl start \n §
[22:31] <sd32> is there a decent clipboard manager for gnome?
[22:31] <Halitech> bmhm, what does it say if you run sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 start
[22:31] <bmhm> Halitech, same
[22:31] <lstarnes> bmhm: what happens when you try connecting to it?
[22:31] <bmhm> Halitech, * Starting web server apache2         [fail]
[22:32] <bmhm> lstarnes, it's not running, how could I connect?
[22:32] <Halitech> bmhm, check the log file someone mentioned above, it should say why
[22:32] <unop> bmhm, examine your /var/log/apache2/error.log
[22:32] <bmhm> Halitech, there is NO LOG ENTRY
[22:32] <bmhm> unop, I said there IS NO LOG ENTRY
[22:32] <bmhm> just silently not starting
[22:32] <lstarnes> bmhm: please watch the caps
[22:32] <bmhm> sry
[22:32] <bmhm> I just don't like to repeat myself
[22:32] <krammer_> I am looking for a scanning program for documents
[22:33] <bmhm> so what am I to do now?
[22:33] <bmhm> btw, apache2ctl -S says all is ok
[22:33] <bmhm> ppl in #http told me my config is ok, too
[22:33] <unop> bmhm, well, have you checked the other log files? under /var/log
[22:33] <bmhm> unop, no not yet. I'll do
[22:34] <gobucks09> wow, my 1st time here.  this is a busy place!
[22:34] <unop> bmhm,  sudo tail -f /var/log/*   # in one terminal  and then attempt to start apache
[22:35] <krammer_> I am looking for a scanning program for documents
[22:35] <edbian> gobucks09: Sure is.  Do you need help with Ubuntu?
[22:35] <gobucks09> I have a question about xubuntu & installing nvidia drivers.  Actually what I want to do is enable 1280x1024.  Where is the conf to edit?
[22:35] <bmhm> unop, I cannot do that. Binary files...
[22:35] <edbian> gobucks09: The glorious and almighty xorg.conf (/etc/X11/xorg.conf)
[22:36] <bmhm> unop, but all .log stay silent
[22:36] <bmhm> and messages and dmesg, too
[22:37] <xtremegamer> is there a tool for ubuntu that allows you to export and import a contact list of your cellphone with bleutooth ?
[22:37] <gobucks09> xorg.conf was the 1st place I looked, but it's got nothing in it.
[22:37] <gobucks09> ... well, very little.
[22:37] <vaiouser> hello all
[22:38] <VCoolio> sd32: is bit late, but: parcellite is a nice clipboard manager
[22:38] <aftertaf> gobucks09: now i think its in the system settings display tools
[22:38] <marcus> hey
[22:39] <gobucks09> right, but the settings only show you what they want not what I want.
[22:39] <sd32> VCoolio, thanks, ill look at that one
[22:39] <vaiouser> what happens when you use the magic sysrq key combination alt+sysrq+i?
[22:39] <VCoolio> gobucks09: anything in nvidia-settings?
[22:40] <VCoolio> vaiouser: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key
[22:40] <lstarnes> VCoolio: it tries to kill all processes except init
[22:40] <lstarnes> VCoolio: sorry, wrong nick
[22:41] <lstarnes> vaiouser: it kills every process other than init
[22:41] <sd32> VCoolio, just what i wanted..thanks
[22:41] <gobucks09> VCoolio, that brings us to where I am.   So I tried the NVIDIA X sets & got this message "You do not appear to be using the NVIDIA X driver. Please edit your X configuration file (just run `nvidia-xconfig` as root), and restart the X server"
[22:41] <vaiouser> and the system just runs init? or it starts a runlevel again?
[22:42] <aftertaf> gobucks09: when you boot you see the DKMS NVidia kernel module message ?
[22:42] <lstarnes> vaiouser: no, init is always running
[22:42] <VCoolio> gobucks09: does xorg.conf have an entry like driver <tab> nvidia ?
[22:42] <gobucks09> No.  everything happens pretty fast.
[22:42] <vaiouser> yes this combination does not kill init
[22:42] <vaiouser> what can i do afteri use that combination?
[22:43] <vaiouser> after i*
[22:43] <gobucks09> No, it's pretty vanilla,
[22:43] <gobucks09> Section "Device"
[22:43] <gobucks09> 	Identifier	"Configured Video Device"
[22:43] <gobucks09> EndSection
[22:43] <gobucks09> Section "Monitor"
[22:43] <gobucks09> 	Identifier	"Configured Monitor"
[22:43] <FloodBot1> gobucks09: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[22:43] <VCoolio> vaiouser: reisub is the default order to force reboot
[22:43] <lstarnes> vaiouser: the kernel itself handles alt+sysrq and cannot be killed because it is not a process
[22:44] <vaiouser> i know
[22:44] <gobucks09> sorry, 1st time
[22:44] <vaiouser> what i do not know is what i can do afterwards
[22:44] <vaiouser> to recover from it
[22:44] <aftertaf> gobucks09: i doubt the nvidia driver is installed
[22:45] <vaiouser> to access a shell instance
[22:45] <aftertaf> hence the message from nvidia X settings
[22:45] <lstarnes> vaiouser: you may have to reboot
[22:45] <vaiouser> that is what i want to avoid
[22:46] <gobucks09> aftertaf, right it's not.  But when I try sudo nvidia-xconfig it says not found.
[22:47] <lstarnes> vaiouser: I don't think you can avoid it
[22:47] <Imaginativeone_> is there a resource for getting someone to set up mythtv for me?
[22:47] <aftertaf> gobucks09: you're missing some packages
[22:48] <Imaginativeone_> there are guys in the area, but $400 exceeds my budget
[22:48] <aftertaf> type dpkg -l|grep nvidia
[22:48] <koltroll> yeayeayea
[22:48] <aftertaf> gobucks09: you should have nvidia-glx-NNN and nvidia-common
[22:49] <aftertaf> otherwise, install and run jockey.... itll do it for you
[22:50] <vaiouser> what about the alt+sysrq+g combination?
[22:51] <lstarnes> vaiouser: there isn't any alt+sysrq combo that will start a shell
[22:51] <elli222> Hi
[22:51] <elli222> how do i force a DX9 window in wine to go fullscreen?
[22:51] <lstarnes> vaiouser: if you use alt+sysrq+i, then you will most likely have to reboot in order to return the system to a usable state
[22:51] <vaiouser> what i can see on the machine in other room is kernel messages only
[22:52] <elli222> the game has a fullscreen mode, but i suspect it causes crashes
[22:52] <memento> hello is it possible to shutdown the power of a usb- port, maybe through usb-powermanagement or something like this ??
[22:52] <vaiouser> in the other*
[22:53] <gobucks09> aftertaf: nvidia-common was missing.  do I need to reboot after synaptic install?
[22:53] <aftertaf> yep, for module building i think so
[22:53] <aftertaf> or usage at least
[22:53] <vaiouser> there has to be something that can be done
[22:54] <lstarnes> vaiouser: there isn't
[22:54] <gobucks09> aftertaf: ok, I'll try that.
[22:54] <aftertaf> latest update-initramfs for kernel 2.6.28-14 freezes my computer...
[22:54] <aftertaf> good luck :)
[22:54] <jerkman_> bye all, thanks for the help!
[22:54] <gobucks09> is there a way to turn off the system notifications about who left, who arrived?
[22:54] <lstarnes> vaiouser: alt+sysrq+i is only meant to be used when attempting to reboot the system cleanly in an emergency
[22:54] <aftertaf> but only from within X, strange!
[22:55] <aftertaf> gobucks09: yes, depends on software used
[22:55] <lstarnes> gobucks09: it depends on your client
[22:55] <Nathan__> anyone here installed ubuntu on a macbook?
[22:55] <Pengytheduckwin> Can somebody help me with some oddly specific fullscreen problems?
[22:55] <Pengytheduckwin> Whenever I enter fullscreen on a game (like armagetron or teeworlds) it makes the screen go black and start turning white from the bottom up
[22:55] <sd32> gobucks09, in xchat?
[22:55] <vaiouser> it seems that i will lose the data
[22:55] <Nathan__> i burned the powerpc ubuntu CD but the macbook wont let me boot from it for some reason
[22:55] <Nathan__> anyone else here had this problem>
[22:55] <Nathan__> ?
[22:56] <AlexPalmer> the macbook is not PPC
[22:56] <Nathan__> ah right
[22:56] <AlexPalmer> the normal version should work perfectly
[22:56] <edbian> Nathan__: Yeah there is a thread in the ubuntu forums about having to press c or something
[22:56] <Nathan__> so i use the normal ubuntu?
[22:56] <gobucks09> I'm using stock pidgin
[22:56] <edbian> Nathan__: Is this an intel based mac?
[22:56] <Nathan__> edbian: read that thread but it doesnt work
[22:56] <lstarnes> gobucks09: I don't think that's possible in pidgin
[22:56] <Nathan__> edbian: im not sure to be honest ill look into it
[22:56] <gobucks09> thx
[22:56] <VCoolio> gobucks09: there is a plugin that helps a lot
[22:57] <edbian> Nathan__: What year was it built? :)
[22:57] <Nathan__> edbian: yea its intel
[22:57] <gobucks09> VCoolio: what's the plugin?
[22:57] <Nathan__> 2008
[22:57] <mido1> Good eavening.
[22:57] <AlexPalmer> Nathan_: the 64-bit should work
[22:57] <VCoolio> gobucks09: hang on
[22:57] <edbian> Nathan__: Then it is x86 architecture.  Use normal ubuntu
[22:57] <Nathan__> alexpalmer: thanks ill try that
[22:57] <Nathan__> cool thanks alot
[22:57] <lstarnes> VCoolio: does that plugin add that functionality?
[22:57] <edbian> AlexPalmer: I don't think it's a 32 bit intel chip in Macs is it?
[22:57] <AlexPalmer> Nathan__:How new is your MacBook?
[22:57] <Nathan__> x86 is the only one i didnt try
[22:57] <Nathan__> 2008
[22:57] <Nathan__> a year old
[22:58] <AlexPalmer> edbian: My year old Mac supports Ubuntu 64-bit
[22:58] <edbian> AlexPalmer: I didn't know that!
[22:58] <AlexPalmer> Nathan__:so, core 2 duo?
[22:58] <edbian> Nathan__: Def get the normal ix86 ubuntu
[22:59] <Nathan__> yea duo
[22:59] <VCoolio_> gobucks09: join/part hiding
[22:59] <hoogland> Can anyone help with video playback issue on Jaunty 9.04 64-bit edition? I am getting audio in Youtube, but video is not played back properly. Flash 10 alpha for 64-bit installed no other flash dependecies. Also have issues with totem plugin in firefox playing back mms streams...
[22:59] <Nathan__> edbian: ill give that a shot thanks
[22:59] <AlexPalmer> Nathan__:do you know the key combo to boot to CD on the mac?
[22:59] <Guest89323> goodafternoon to every-one here.any one who stay's in the u.s.a. because i need to know what i need to why i can't look at tv/show's on cbs.com and nbc.com .......i do have flash install'd but the website's tv/show will not go-on ..plese help me out
[22:59] <unforgiven512> Is there a way to route all sound to a USB headset when it is plugged in, but send sound to the onboard when not plugged in??
[22:59] <VCoolio_> gobucks09: select it and press configure or something to check the options
[23:00] <brunner> what's the easiest way to clone my laptop hard drive to an external USB drive?  I'm looking to copy the boot sector and everything.
[23:00] <brunner> I thought I'd just be able to use dd, but people who've written tutorials seem to advocate cp and tons of different complicated steps
[23:00] <brunner> couldn't I just dd from my current drive to the new one?
[23:00] <Trijntje> When i open the 'user switch /shutdown/restart/etc' applet sometimes it shows 'hibernate', but sometimes it doesnt show. What could cause this?
[23:00] <aftertaf> brunner: partimage
[23:00] <jondavis> can some one help me out
[23:00] <aftertaf> and dd for the boot sector
[23:00] <edbian> brunner: I don't think that dd will copy the MBR.
[23:01] <brunner> aftertaf: thanks
[23:01] <edbian> jondavis: That depends on what your problem is! :)
[23:01] <aftertaf> brunner: i can give more details if u need
[23:01] <brunner> aftertaf: I'd love that, thanks
[23:01] <lstarnes> edbian: he already said what his problem was as Guest89323
[23:01] <gobucks09> VCoolio: I don't see that as an option.  I'll try again after reboot.
[23:02] <edbian> jondavis: Sorry I have no ideas :(
[23:02] <Neostatic> Sorry if you dont mind me asking, is kubuntu an addon or and operating system?
[23:03] <jondavis> i have been trying to look at tv/show's on web-site's [like]cbs.com nbc.com but is will not show-anything.i got flash install but that is working on just youtube.com
[23:03] <edbian> Neostatic: It is an Operating System
[23:03] <lstarnes> Neostatic: kubuntu is ubuntu with kde installed by default instead of gnome
[23:03] <Neostatic> Okey
[23:03] <jondavis> well
[23:03] <vaiouser> maybe somthing with kexeec?
[23:03] <edbian> jondavis: Go into synaptic and search "flash"  How many different flash player do you have installed?
[23:03] <lstarnes> vaiouser: just reboot
[23:03] <jondavis> just one
[23:03] <vaiouser> i will lose my data
[23:04] <lstarnes> vaiouser: what data?
[23:04] <Neostatic> Is kubuntu 64bit amd the right thing for my intel?
[23:04] <elli222> how do i force a DX9 window in wine to go fullscreen? The game *does* have a working Fullscreen mode, but i think its prone to crashing
[23:04] <lstarnes> Neostatic: kubuntu is the same as ubuntu essentially
[23:04] <hoogland> Flash plays back audio, video is black - only library installed in firefox is libflashplugin.so which I put in  ~/mozilla/plugins/
[23:04] <vaiouser> many articles over 500 tabs in firefox
[23:04] <credobyte> Neostatic: how much RAM do you have ( also, video card ? ) ?
[23:04] <sd32> !pidgin
[23:04] <lstarnes> vaiouser: if you used alt_sysrq+i then you've already lost that data
[23:04] <Neostatic> my ram is 4gb total, the ram on my video card is 512mb
[23:05] <jondavis> i was tould one flash player will work for all thaing's that has websites
[23:05] <vaiouser> i did not use that combination
[23:05] <jondavis> and websits/tv shows
[23:05] <lstarnes> Neostatic: both kubuntu and ubuntu have 32-bit and 64-bit versions
[23:05] <vaiouser> the data is still present in RAM
[23:05] <vaiouser> are*
[23:05] <credobyte> Neostatic: yeah, you should be fine ( more over, 64bit version will allow you to upgrade your RAM without reinstalling ).
[23:05] <lstarnes> vaiouser: "is" would also be appropriate when referring to computer data
[23:05] <Rapt0rJezuz> Hello, World/
[23:06] <edbian> jondavis: Yeah.  That is correct.  Here is the issue:  The open source flash player will only work on some flash sites (don't ask me why).  The closed source one works everywhere (adobe flash 10).  But if you have more than 1 installed they block each other out and it is difficult to tell what flash player you're actually using.
[23:06] <lstarnes> vaiouser: you did use alt+sysrq+i, right?
[23:06] <cliffbreaker> hi everyone. really need help. it's urgent. have winxp dualbooted and it won't load leaving me with grub entry for winxp on blank black screen. Can anyone help me please? It's very urgent!!!!
[23:06] <Neostatic> Can i install kubuntu from cd on windows vista?
[23:06] <vaiouser> no
[23:06] <credobyte> Neostatic: Wubi ?
[23:06] <vaiouser> only print register info and other combinations
[23:06] <Neostatic> whaat?
[23:07] <lstarnes> Neostatic: you can install it in the same way you installed ubuntu
[23:07] <lstarnes> *install
[23:07] <Neostatic> I havenot installed anything yet ... do i need to install ubuntu before kubuntu?
[23:07] <vaiouser> but nothing that is related to the filesystems and other combinations that might lead to loss of data
[23:07] <mido1> cliff: We'll need some more details.
[23:07] <Neostatic> i have not used kubuntu i am new to this, i have always used windows before
[23:07] <credobyte> Neostatic: Kubuntu = KDE, Ubuntu = Gnome !
[23:07] <Neostatic> i need help
[23:07] <lstarnes> Neostatic: no.
[23:07] <lstarnes> Neostatic: you can install kubuntu without having installed ubuntu
[23:07] <cliffbreaker> mido1: ok, tell me what kind of details you will need
[23:08] <Neostatic> lstarnes: okey
[23:08] <prince_jammys> Neostatic: kubuntu is just ubuntu with the KDE desktop instead of gnome.
[23:08] <Neostatic> prince_jammys: ok
[23:08] <prince_jammys> and some different apps come installed
[23:08] <lstarnes> vaiouser: I'm somewhat confused.  What exactly are you asking about?
[23:08] <Rapt0rJezuz> What is the difference between KDE and Gnome?
[23:08] <rreyes_> Hi all... I am having problems with a Logitech USB speakers model S-00041.  Any idea what could be wrong?
[23:08] <lstarnes> Rapt0rJezuz: they're different desktop environments
[23:08] <mido1> cliff: let me guess, windows was the only system on the disk, occupying it totally, then you installed ubuntu and let it resize the partition. correct?
[23:08] <prince_jammys> Rapt0rJezuz: different default applications, different look and feel.
[23:08] <VCoolio_> Neostatic: if you install kubuntu the installer will make some partitions for it and then on boot you'll have a menu (grub) to choose vista or kubuntu
[23:08] <Neostatic> Who is willing to guide me through installation of kubuntu 9.04
[23:09] <credobyte> Rapt0rJezuz: Wiki or Google images ;)
[23:09] <vaiouser> i want to recover from a state which shows kernel messages only
[23:09] <pixelmonkey> I am trying to play a DVD and I get the error "An error occurred: Could not open location; you might not have permission to open file."
[23:09] <pixelmonkey> any ideas?
[23:09] <lstarnes> vaiouser: which key combo did you use to thert that
[23:09] <credobyte> Neostatic: feel free to pm me at any time ;)
[23:09] <lstarnes> vaiouser: *enter
[23:09] <cliffbreaker> mido1: no, winxp occupied 30 GB and worked well, after that i repartitioned all space except winxp partition and it stopped booting although I can boot in linux
[23:09] <Keiffer> Hi. how can I install a screenlet for ubuntu in slax?
[23:09] <vaiouser> i used init 1
[23:10] <lstarnes> vaiouser: does it display a login prompt of any sort?
[23:10] <vaiouser> no
[23:10] <VCoolio_> Neostatic: it's dead easy, just the partitioning question may be questionable
[23:10] <vaiouser> it shows kernel messages only
[23:10] <lstarnes> vaiouser: does it say anything about a kernel panic or an oops error?
[23:10] <vaiouser> no
[23:11] <aftertaf> brunner: http://www.pastebin.org/4220 a quick guide ;)
[23:11] <sman> hey I can't press up cursor in urxvt
[23:11] <elli222> Please someone tell me how to FORCE fullscreen for this game :/
[23:11] <lstarnes> vaiouser: what happens when you press enter?
[23:11] <vaiouser> let me see
[23:11] <sman> it affects everything run in urxvt (aka rxvt-unicode)
[23:12] <Keiffer> Hi. how can I install a screenlet for ubuntu in slax?
[23:12] <aftertaf> brunner: but u must have booted from another device, you cant backup  a mounted partition
[23:12] <sd32> !wine
[23:12] <mido1> cliff: Hm, it's not really clear to me how you did install or how you did partition your disk. However, do you have a bootable xp cd?
[23:12] <vaiouser> it shows unknown key once and after that nothing
[23:12] <prince_jammys> sman: pressing up doesn't show you the previous command in your history?
[23:13] <bastidrazor> Keiffer, grab the source and compile
[23:13] <sman> prince_jammys: no
[23:13] <vaiouser> if you press again enter
[23:13] <sman> prince_jammys: it doesn't do anything
[23:13] <Keiffer> pl
[23:13] <vaiouser> enter again*
[23:13] <cliffbreaker> mido1: yes I do
[23:13] <sman> prince_jammys: it works in tty however, but I have now realised that any graphical terminal emulator has the flaw
[23:13] <aftertaf> anyone xexpain how i made it that X server is now on ALT-F1 and not F7 ??
[23:13] <lstarnes> vaiouser: did you just use init 1?
[23:14] <mido1> cliff: If it is an option to loose grub for a moment and reinstall it later when windows is back again, I would suggest booting the windows xp install cd, use the rescue mode and restore the bootsector/mbr with "fixboot" and "fixmbr".
[23:14] <vaiouser> yes
[23:14] <the8thbit> Hello
[23:14] <mido1> cliff: Seems to me the fastest solution to boot windows.
[23:14] <rreyes_> Hi all... I am having problems with a Logitech USB speakers model S-00041.  Any idea what could be wrong?
[23:14] <cliffbreaker> mido1: what other options can I use?
[23:15] <vaiouser> init 1 and it stopped in a state where it shows the kernel messages
[23:15] <the8thbit> Is the issue with Intel GPUs in Ubuntu 9.04 fixed yet, or should I wait for Ubuntu 9.10?
[23:15] <loois> is there a faster lightweight login manager that is able to autologin into gnome?
[23:15] <lstarnes> vaiouser: I think changing runlevels to runlevel 1 via init 1 would kill any processes started in the previous runlevel
[23:15] <mido1> cliff: next option is just to fix the bootsector of xp, by again booting from the xp install cd and then use only "fixboot" but not "fixmbr".
[23:15] <sman> prince_jammys: any ideas?
[23:16] <sman> prince_jammys: it works in tty, so I'm guessing it's something to do with xorg
[23:16] <ArchEnigma> Does anyone here have any experience with Sawfish WM? I can't figure out how to set my theme.
[23:16] <vaiouser> yes but the data is still present
[23:16] <mido1> cliff: After that, if grub still can't boot windows, you'd have to see after the grub config and correct it.
[23:16] <the8thbit> Is the issue with Intel GPUs in Ubuntu 9.04 fixed yet, or should I wait for Ubuntu 9.10?
[23:16] <cliffbreaker> mido1: and can I do smth about it from linux? i have correct entry in menu.lst
[23:17] <ArchEnigma> the8thbit: It's fixed, You just have to update the drivers after you install.
[23:17] <AlexPalmer> I was wondering the same thing as the8thbit.  when I updated from the 9.04 beta to 9.04 release i lost compiz
[23:17] <loois> intel performance has boosted for me usng Karmic
[23:17] <prince_jammys> sman: perhaps it has to do with locale variables
[23:17] <vaiouser> the sessionrestore file is still there
[23:17] <mido1> cliffbreaker: just a moment...
[23:17] <sman> prince_jammys: well that's what I thought but it would affect tty if so
[23:17] <vaiouser> that is the only file i need to restore the tabs in firefox
[23:17] <sd32> !sawfish
[23:18] <xtremegamer> is there a tool for ubuntu that allows you to export and import a contact list of your cellphone with bleutooth ?
[23:18] <AlexPalmer> ArchEnigma: How do you update the drivers after install.  a simple "sudo apt-get update" and "sudo apt-get install upgrade"?
[23:18] <mido1> cliffbreaker: In the section for booting windows xp in your menu.lst, what is the line starting with "root" or "rootnoverify"?
[23:18] <aftertaf> xtremegamer: gammu ?
[23:18] <aftertaf> !bluetooth
[23:18] <prince_jammys> sman: try invoking urxvt like this:  LC_ALL=$LANG urxvt
[23:18] <the8thbit> A couple more questions, these ones may seem a little stranger and open ended... First, what advantages does Ubuntu hold over Linux Mint? Second, what advantages does Gnome hold over KDE and vise versa?
[23:18] <Aenigma> So no help on the Sawfish then?
[23:19] <mido1> xtremegamer: Yes, I prefer SyncML, on newer cells SynCE is a good solution.
[23:19] <sd32> Aenigma, http://sawfish.wikia.com/wiki/Help:Contents
[23:19] <sman> prince_jammys: ooh, whenever I press up the command "lpr" is run
[23:19] <xtremegamer> ow ok ill look into them , any other applications ?
[23:19] <sman> prince_jammys: thats linux print right?
[23:19] <prince_jammys> sman: yes
[23:19] <sman> prince_jammys: I don't even have it installed..
[23:19] <prince_jammys> bizarre
[23:19] <vaiouser> lstarnes: the data is there i just have to copy and then i can reboot
[23:19] <sman> prince_jammys: mind if I PM you?
[23:20] <prince_jammys> sman: ok
[23:20] <cliffbreaker> mido1: rootnoverify
[23:20] <mido1> xtremegamer: For some older Nokias Gnokii
[23:20] <lstarnes> vaiouser: I don't know if you can copy it in your current state
[23:20] <hoogland> Can someone help with flash issue on Jaunty 64-bit - no other flash dependencies installed just libflashplugin.so in ~/mozilla/plugins - get weird playback of video, sometimes black screen, sometimes fast-forward, jerky. audio works fine.
[23:20] <vaiouser> i use a livecd distribution that is why i want to avoid the reboot
[23:20] <mido1> cliffbreaker: That's all, nothing behind "rootnoverify"?
[23:20] <the8thbit> Thanks. A couple more questions, these ones may seem a little stranger and open ended... First, what advantages does Ubuntu hold over Linux Mint? Second, what advantages does Gnome hold over KDE and vise versa?
[23:21] <cliffbreaker> mido1: also (hd0,0) in this line
[23:21] <xtremegamer> its for a new Nokia 6**** something and a samsung SGH-M610
[23:21] <Trueno> Ubuntu is the best!
[23:21] <VCoolio_> the8thbit: these questions easily end up in useless debates between fans of one or the other; that's why they are considered offtopic; also what is best depends on what you need
[23:21] <mido1> cliffbreaker: Ah, that's very important :-)
[23:21] <aftertaf> the8thbit: too open ended.... 2nd question is one of prefernce, 1st is one of difference, not betterness
[23:21] <mido1> cliff: Okay, where is your windows partition located? Is it the first partition on your first harddisk, aka /dev/sda1?
[23:21] <EDinNY> The best distro is one you can get help with.  preferably locally
[23:22] <mido1> xtremegamer: Then forget about Gnokii.
[23:22] <cliffbreaker> mido1: yes, you're right
[23:22] <the8thbit> VCoolio, aftertaf: Alright. I'm just split between Mint and Ubuntu, and Gnome and KDE.
[23:22] <mido1> xtremegamer: Is the samsung a Windows-CE smartphone or something?
[23:22] <aftertaf> the8thbit: then dualboot and have both installed ;)
[23:22] <mido1> cliffbreaker: Hmmm, then the entry seems to be okay.
[23:23] <the8thbit> I guess a better question is, why do you all use Ubuntu instead of a different distro? (assuming you use Ubuntu primarily)
[23:23] <th0r> aftertaf: or install virtualbox and run both in windows on the same desktop
[23:23] <cliffbreaker> mido1: sure it's ok
[23:23] <mido1> cliff: Looks like there is no (working) bootloader in the bootsektor.
[23:23] <cliffbreaker> mido1: ok, what can I do about it without demolishing grub?
[23:23] <th0r> aftertaf: that was supposed to be xfce windows...not 'the dark side' windows
[23:23] <aftertaf> the8thbit: ease of use, community support
[23:24] <mido1> cliffbreaker: I would suggest booting the install cd, using rescue mode, and then write a new bootsector via "fixboot" as next step
[23:24] <aftertaf> th0r: i prefer ;)
[23:24] <Trueno> Anyone can help me? I want to update my Ubuntu but in offline mode. Can I download the files in a windows pc and then update ubuntu?
[23:24] <l3dx> hmm. what's up with the fonts in firefox-3.5?
[23:24] <mido1> cliffbreaker: Then grub should be able to boot windows again.
[23:24] <mzz> l3dx: possibly https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=458612
[23:25] <gobucks09> VCoolio: join/part plugin works! Thanks.
[23:25] <solexious> My laptop wont play dvd's I get the error "Could not open location; you might not have permission to pen the file"
[23:25] <cliffbreaker> mido1: well, not sure how to do it
[23:25] <VCoolio_> gobucks09: nice, good news
[23:25] <mido1> Trueno: AFAIK not that really easy. Could you e.g. boot Ubuntu from CD/DVD on that computer with internet connection?
[23:26] <mido1> cliffbreaker: Just boot from your windows install cd.
[23:26] <mido1> cliffbreaker: on the big blue screen, you're asked if you would like to install, or enter rescue mode.
[23:26] <aftertaf> Trueno: or copy them all into /var/cache/apt/archives/ then apt-get install them
[23:26] <mido1> cliff: Then enter "r" for rescue, and you get a commandline.
[23:27] <mido1> cliff: You'll be prompted to select your windows xp installation (there should be only one) and to enter your admin password.
[23:27] <mido1> cliff: after that, you're on the commandline and can call "fixboot". I'm not sure if you need a parameter, but if so, try "fixboot c:", if C: is your windows drive.
[23:27] <l3dx> mzz: perhaps
[23:27] <xtremegamer> thank aftertaf :) works like a charm on my samsung :)
[23:28] <aftertaf> :)) cool
[23:28] <l3dx> mzz: but different font on mine
[23:28] <cliffbreaker> mido1: will I have to reinstall grub?
[23:28] <mido1> cliff: Then reboot and try the grub entry.
[23:28] <xtremegamer> LOL xD
[23:28] <Trueno> mido1. Yes, but If I boot with the live cd, ¿What is get?
[23:29] <xtremegamer> wammu reads memory card for contacts , phone reboots lol
[23:29] <vaiouser> thank you for trying to help lstarnes
[23:29]  * credobyte is away: Gone away for now
[23:29]  * credobyte is back.
[23:30] <Leoneof> i want to download and installed GTK+ via terminal, how?
[23:30] <xtremegamer> aftertaf , is there some possible i could use my phone as a "headset" for skype ?
[23:30] <lstarnes> Leoneof: it should already be installed
[23:31] <mido1> Trueno: there is an option for apt so it will just get all updates, but not install them. You'll find the packages in /var/cache/apt/archives. Copy them to an USB stick or so, put it into the other PC and let run apt-get there.
[23:31] <gobucks09> xtremegamer:  sorry for jumping in.  You need to get an adapter that does audio to POTS.  There's a device called b2k that is a USB sound card and handles the phone interface too.
[23:32] <gobucks09> xtremegamer: hang on & I'll get you a link.
[23:32] <Cyber_Akuma-SUSE> Hi, is it possible to use a Xubuntu LiveCD to backup another distro's intstall into an image file?
[23:32] <xtremegamer> gobucks89 , it cant be achieved software wise ?
[23:32] <Trueno> Thank you mido1! I'll try this.
[23:33] <gobucks09> not that I know of.
[23:33] <Leoneof> lstarnes: i need to download latest version, possible?
[23:33] <mido1> Trueno: The commands on the live system should be "apt-get update; apt-get -d upgrade"
[23:34] <mido1> Trueno: But it's only written from memory.
[23:34] <gobucks09> Here's what I use:  http://kb2kskype.sourceforge.net/
[23:34] <casey> I nned some help I want to make a program start at start up and i made the sritp for it and put it in /etc/init.d now what cooan do i do so it will work
[23:34] <rootlinuxusr> How can i force eject a drive? getting this error "org.freedekstop.Hal.Device.Volume.UnknownFailure';eject: unable to find or open device for: /media/cdrom0"
[23:34] <casey> #command
[23:35] <mido1> Trueno: On your offline-PC the command should be "apt-get --no-download upgrade" after you copied all the files to /var/cache/apt/archives.
[23:35] <casey> *command
[23:36] <mezquitale> casey,  what do you so that "it will work"?  You want to check if it will actually does what it's supposed to do or if it's runing at all?
[23:36] <Galaxor> How does ubuntu give me such good unicode fonts in gnome-terminal?  I checked, and the font it uses is "Monospace".  I've got another, non-ubuntu distro over here, and the font is also set to Monospace in gnome-terminal, and I do not get any non-english characters.
[23:36] <Trueno> ok mido. I'll try this and I tell you
[23:36] <mezquitale> casey, i meant to ask... what do you mean that "it will work" LoL
[23:36] <mido1> root: There is no real force, AFAIK. Just try the commandline: eject /dev/cdrom
[23:36] <Taft> Hi! I need help installing themes from gnome-look.org. I've downloaded the tar.gz and put it in /home/username/.themes/ then went to Menu>Pref>Apperance and chose "install" on theme. When I click the file it says "invalid theme"
[23:37] <casey> i made the scirp and puted it in /etc/init.d will it work or do i need to do something elas
[23:37] <Galaxor> Is "monospace" the name of a particular ttf font?  Or is it some sort of virtual name, and if I have a bunch of other-language fonts there, it'll search till it finds the character or something?
[23:37] <mezquitale> can anyone recommend a site that offers free hosting for your web site and that hopefully has little to no advertising in your page?
[23:37] <DanYoSon> www.000webhost.com no ads free
[23:37] <VCoolio> Taft: probably incomplete, just extract there manually
[23:37] <mezquitale> DanYoSon, thanks, ill go take a look at it right now
[23:37] <mido1> casey: You need symlinks in the runlevel directories as well.
[23:38] <xtremegamer> byethost also good :)
[23:38] <VCoolio> Taft: that's the same as 'installing' would do, then check for your theme with the 'customize' button
[23:38] <casey> so how i do that
[23:38] <DanYoSon> also has php, mysql etc.
[23:38] <mido1> casey: First you have to decide in which runlevels you init script should be started.
[23:39] <casey> well i guss at logiom
[23:39] <mido1> casey: (or pseudo-runlevels in ubuntu, where we have upstart)
[23:39] <bazhang> DanYoSon, dont advertise here
[23:39] <rootlinuxusr> If 'eject /dev/cdrom' also doesn't work, another other means?
[23:39] <eric> I'm looking for the  best way to set up a shared directory for all users on a system.
[23:39] <Taft> Vcoolio I cannot find my theme in "customize"
[23:39] <mido1> rootlinuxusr: What was the error message with eject?
[23:39] <DanYoSon> im not someone asked about a web hosting site
[23:39] <rootlinuxusr>  "org.freedekstop.Hal.Device.Volume.UnknownFailure';eject: unable to find or open device for: /media/cdrom0"
[23:39] <VCoolio> Taft: what kind of theme (gtk2?) and what's in the folder?
[23:39] <mido1> rootlinuxusr: Ah, the same.
[23:40] <th0r> casey: did you read that page I sent you? Did you use the skeleton to write your script or is it a simple bash script?
[23:40] <unforgiven512> Can someone help me with my USB headset?
[23:40] <rootlinuxusr> Oh when I ran eject? made some noise, exited with no error message, no eject either ...
[23:40] <VCoolio> Taft: give me a link for the theme on gnome-look, I'll check
[23:40] <mido1> rootlinuxusr: Ah, so no message at all when running eject?
[23:40] <rootlinuxusr> nope
[23:41] <Taft> VCoolio http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/zni3?content=104418
[23:41] <rootlinuxusr> just returns to prompt
[23:41] <mido1> rootlinuxusr: That's good (when Linux doesn't say anything, it normally did what you commanded)
[23:41] <casey> i copyed the script that it told me to use for the program
[23:41] <VCoolio> Taft: that's a gnomenu theme, install gnomenu first (if you want it), it's on gnome-look too
[23:41] <rootlinuxusr> or tried to anyway.
[23:41] <mido1> rootlinuxusr: According to "mount", is the CD drive still mounted anywhere?
[23:41] <th0r> casey: what told you to use?
[23:42] <Taft> Thanks VCoolio
[23:42] <VCoolio> Taft: in the .themes folder you only have gtk2 themes and metacity (window border) themes
[23:42] <Lostin> I need to know how to find my default iso-8859 .  I looked in dmesg thinking it might be set at boot, but no luck there.
[23:42] <mido1> th0r: Do you know hat he's trying to do?
[23:42] <rootlinuxusr> Not mounted anywhere.
[23:42] <casey> the install gield for the program
[23:43] <Taft> VCoolio so I should just have this one in my Desktop?
[23:43] <th0r> mido1: he is trying to run a script, but I can't get him to even commit on whether he wants it to start at bootup or at login. If he wants to put it in /etc/init.d he has to use update-rc.d, which means he has to use the initscript skeleton
[23:43] <mido1> rootlinuxusr: Last chance I see: logoff from the graphical desktop, then switch to a text console, log in, and then retry eject.
[23:43] <VCoolio> Taft: yeah, and then use gnomenu to point to it
[23:43] <Taft> ok
[23:43] <mido1> th0r: Thanks.
[23:43] <casey> i guess bootup
[23:44] <VCoolio> Taft: also after installing / extracting you can delete the tar.gz
[23:44] <th0r> mido1: I sent him a url that explained the runlevels and init scripts, but I doubt he read it.
[23:44] <mido1> casey: Sometimes it's no help to tell the people a solution to a specific problem, but to show them a different approach.
[23:45] <jondavis> there is this guy who just tryd tohelp me but no luck
[23:45] <Ilija> Hello
[23:45] <mido1> casey: So, what are you trying to do? What programm should be started, for which purpose?
[23:45] <bonez46> how do I lauch a gui app, eg. gtkam 'as root'?
[23:45] <casey> its dns clint
[23:45] <VCoolio> bonez46: gksudo app
[23:45] <sebsebseb> !hi  |  Ilija
[23:46] <rootlinuxusr> login as root/sudo type command
[23:46] <Ilija> I am a new user, and have installed ubuntu just yesterday
[23:46] <bonez46> rootlinuxusr: this is a gui app, launched from an icon
[23:46] <muibe> what should i type into /etc/fstab so that every usb that's mounted would be just read-only?
[23:46] <casey> sorry what did yuo say
[23:47] <sebsebseb> Ilija: ok good, and what would  you like help with?
[23:47] <rootlinuxusr> sudo gkcam ?
[23:47] <VCoolio> bonez46: use gksudo
[23:47] <mido1> rootlinuxusr: Sorry, crowdy here ;-) You managed to switch to a text console? If you haven't set a root password, you'll have to log in as normal user and then use "sudo su -".
[23:47] <Ilija> unfortunately i need vpn for my internet connection
[23:47] <Ilija> but the "add" field is greyed out :)
[23:47] <sebsebseb> !vpn
[23:47] <mido1> casey: Okay, you want to start a DNS Client? Which one?
[23:47] <Andy80> hi all
[23:48] <sebsebseb> Ilija:  I can't help with that
[23:48] <sebsebseb> Andy80: hello
[23:48] <Ilija> thanks anyway :)
[23:48] <casey> no ip
[23:48] <casey> i got the script that it tode me to use
[23:48] <jondavis> i have adobeplungin-nonfree install but i cannot watch flash videos on nbc and cbs
[23:49] <Andy80> I'm using Ubuntu Jaunty and I've this videocard: 00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GME Express Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 03) (it's an EeePC 901), how can I enable hardware 3D acceleration? Currently I've only this: OpenGL renderer string: Software Rasterizer
[23:49] <jondavis> can a good real person help me out
[23:49] <Ilija> what i really need i guess is a quick how-to on installing packages without the internet connection
[23:49] <th0r> mido1: he can't run that at bootup....network manager won't connect until he logs in
[23:49] <jondavis> hello
[23:49] <rootlinuxusr> If you have the package you can install by double clicking or by command line - dpkg -i package.deb
[23:50] <jondavis> i just tould yall what i need help on
[23:50] <mido1> th0r: You're right.
[23:50] <Lostin> jondavis go to ubuntu forums and look under sound and video
[23:51] <th0r> mido1: and he can't run it at login...nm hasn't had time yet
[23:51] <jondavis> \why dont you just plese help me out
[23:51] <Lostin> there is a great tutorial there
[23:51] <jondavis> i have time to read a lot ok
[23:51] <Ilija> i have tried burning the packages from packages.ubuntu.com/ on CD, and then adding the CD from synaptic package manager
[23:51] <Ilija> but it doesn't recognize any packages i have burned
[23:51] <mezquitale> anyone here host their server in their ubuntu fox at home?  If you redirect port 80 to another port, how will users reach your site?  Do they need to specify the port?
[23:51] <ctmjr> !intel | Andy80
[23:52] <Lostin> jondavis It's a long explain, the tut has several downloass
[23:52] <mido1> th0r: Maybe his solution is to configure DHCP or a static IP in /etc/network/interfaces instead using nm.  Unless he is working through a wifi hub or router
[23:53] <jondavis> i dont have time
[23:53] <AlexPalmer> jondavis: who's going to help you when talk to people likethat
[23:53] <rootlinuxusr> Try installing other flash packages?
[23:53] <th0r> is there a full moon out tonight?
[23:53] <Lostin> jondavis, first off you o/s is already not doing what you wan..2nd this tut will definitly fix you up
[23:53] <bazhang> jondavis, please provide a link, I will try it
[23:54] <trollboy> Asked yesterday, didn't get a response.  Gunna try again today.. having a weird driver issue, linux sees it, the driver is there, BUT http://pastebin.com/m5703d5f5  its for a GSM modem, its using a Texas Instruments USB -> TTY chip in it.
[23:54] <jondavis> cbs.com
[23:54] <sman> how do I set my keyboard layout in xorg.conf? I've read the wiki, XKbdLayout doesn't work
[23:54] <jondavis> www.cbs.com
[23:54] <jondavis> ww.nbc.com
[23:54] <Andy80> ctmjr: I've already read both pages, but it doesn't help me. They talk about poor performances, but n my case hardware acceleration is not enabled at all!
[23:54] <jondavis> hulu.com
[23:55] <yaaar> howdy
[23:55] <Lostin> jondavis and lastly, cursing at folks you want to help you is  very counyerproductive
[23:55] <bazhang> jondavis, cbs works here; hulu not so as that is for US-only residents
[23:56] <nkvorn> mezquitale, site.com:8000 (if 8000 the port)
[23:56] <bazhang> jondavis, which plugins do you have installed and from where
[23:56] <Ilija> could someone please try to help me?
[23:56] <mrwes> !ask | Ilija
[23:56] <jondavis> i jus tould yall
[23:56] <jondavis> \flash
[23:57] <IndyStefan1> I need a little guidance on networking - just want to peer-to-peer 2 Ubuntu pcs via my dLink router.  Tried Samba - doesn't look like the answer.  I also internet via that router
[23:57] <bazhang> jondavis, I did not see it; flash installed from where and which version
[23:57] <Lostin> jondavis in the tut I spoke of, you can do the whole thing in about 15 minutes.  I used it, and I can do anything online..you-tube whatever
[23:57] <Cyber_Akuma_> hi
[23:57] <mrwes> IndyStefan1, use nfs via two ubuntu computers
[23:57] <th0r> Ilija: you have to use gdebi to install those packages
[23:57] <bazhang> !nfs
[23:57] <mrwes> thanks bazhang
[23:57] <mrwes> :)
[23:57] <vr_mex> Ok now i need some help with img_assist i have this and need to put a link into this image so that it opens thepdf [img_assist|nid=368|title=|desc=|align=left|width=220|height=165] the link to the pdf is: http://www.construidea.com/sites/default/files/Catalogo_Monolitico.pdf now how do i insert this url into img_assist code??
[23:58] <trollboy> jondavis, stop msg'ing without permission
[23:58] <th0r> Ilija: open nautilus to the CD, right click on a package, and choose open with gdebi
[23:58] <Cyber_Akuma-Ubun> .... good enough
[23:58] <Ilija> i will try that, thank you
[23:58] <mido1> th0r: I did find out. It's a dnamic dns update client he wants to run.
[23:58] <IndyStefan1> nfs - I'll give it a look - Thanks
[23:58] <Lostin> I need to know how to find my default iso-8859 .  I looked in dmesg thinking it might be set at boot, but no luck there.
[23:58] <Cyber_Akuma-Ubun> I have the third party repos enabled, im trying to install partimage, but it says not found
[23:58] <ctmjr> Andy80: have you enabled anything in your xorg.conf file?
[23:58] <VCoolio> Ilija: th0r: use /usr/bin/gdebi-gtk or you'll see nothing showing up...
[23:59] <muibe> so there's no answer to my question? or then my question was so astoundingly stupid that no one really stoops to say a word about it...
[23:59] <th0r> mido1: right...I am familiar with it. But it won't work at bootup unless he sets an extremely rapid update frequency
[23:59] <Andy80> ctmjr: not by hand... why? Do I have to enable something?
[23:59] <bazhang> jondavis, someone has provided you with a tutorial, why not take a look, or at the very least give some complete answers to the question you ask
[23:59] <mido1> th0r: Yes, the init script is just the wrong place.
[23:59] <jondavis> i got flash install but it is not working