[17:55] <undecim> ubuntu: Easiest way is to connect it via Ethernet long enough to download the drivers
[17:55] <bb__> I got a problem with Intel Atom D510 - grafic output is not accaptable at all - A friend somehow managed to get ubuntu installed on the system - but I either get no picture at all (HDMI to VGA), or get two flickering and overlapping pictures at once (HDMI to DVI). Now I found some posts about Ubuntu problems with this grafic chipset, but still have no clue how I can solve that issue. I would very much apprecieate some help here! Thx in advance
[17:56] <martez89> I upgraded to 10.10 today, but when I try to start evolution nothing happens. When I put sudo apt-get install evolution in terminal I get this: The following packages have unmet dependencies: evolution : Depends: evolution-data-server (>= 2.30.2) but it is not going to be installed Depends: evolution-data-server (< 2.31) but it is not going to be installed E: Broken packages
[17:56] <martez89> what can I do to solve this?
[17:56] <undecim> martez89: 10.10 support is in #ubuntu+1
[17:56] <ubuntu> iwconfig does not show the interface and the "blue radio light" is not on: lsmod does not show the driver to be loaded: but synaptic is showing that the driver is installed: i'm on the live dvd
[17:57] <HollywoodJumper> Is 10.04 one of the hearty builds?
[17:57] <martez89> undecim, thanks
[17:57] <undecim> ubuntu: it will show the modaliases or something like that which are needed to detect the wireless card, but you need to connect to the internet to download broadcom drivers
[17:57] <undecim> HollywoodJumper: 10.04 is an LTS, yes.
[17:58] <rkulla> when i vim foo.php in the console it shows syntax colors, but not when i'm inside of gnu screen and do it. any idea why?
[17:58] <undecim> ubuntu: The driver is called "broadcom-sta" I think
[17:58] <ubuntu> ok
[17:58] <HollywoodJumper> undecim: thanks
[17:58] <ubuntu> undecim, i have the ether.. connected
[17:58] <rkulla> i have 'term screen-256color in my ~/.screenrc
[17:58] <HollywoodJumper> I am dual booting on my latop is there risks associated with updated to 10.04?
[17:58] <undecim> ubuntu: As soon as you connect, go to System -> Admin -> Hardware Drivers
[17:58] <apparle> guys, please tell me how to check what is the size of video memory?
[17:59] <undecim> apparle: I think it would show up somewhere in "sudo lshw"
[17:59] <undecim> apparle: Probably a less verbose command for that, but it should show up.
[17:59] <ubuntu> ok.. going
[17:59] <ubuntu> i'm there
[18:00] <amabo> ugh, the monospaced font is terrible. changing it in preferences (for firefox) doesn't fix anything though
[18:00] <amabo> can anyone offer some insight?
[18:00] <undecim> apparle: hmm... Maybe not...
[18:00] <area51pilot> Need help connecting to wireless network...won't authenticate?
[18:00] <undecim> ubuntu: do you see a broadcom driver there?
[18:01] <apparle> undecim: don't know, reading it :D... have not encountered it till now.
[18:01] <apparle> undecim: I am try to find if my video driver has a proble
[18:02] <apparle> undecim: any more ideas
[18:03] <undecim> apparle: My GPU memory shows up with "lspci -vv | less", then just press / and type "VGA" to find the section for your video card.
[18:03] <ubuntu> undecim, yes and its "ctivated but not currently in use"
[18:04] <undecim> ubuntu: hmm... it says you need to restart to activate it?
[18:04] <nickel> installed kubuntu and windows vista wasn't starting up anymore....so reinstalled MBR and now kubuntu isn't accesable...any windows friendly solution?
[18:04] <ubuntu> well i'm on a live dvd
[18:04] <sebsebseb> !grub2 | nickel
[18:04] <alesia> goona be a long night
[18:04] <alesia> :D
[18:04] <sebsebseb> nickel: you would need to re install Grub2
[18:05] <undecim> ubuntu: of course... you'll probably have to load the module manually then... I think it's something like bcm-wl... not sure
[18:05] <ubuntu> undecim, is there a way to make it alive via cli
[18:05] <apparle> undecim: what is -w for? manpage doesn't show any such option
[18:05] <sebsebseb> nickel: or you could even try and install the old version, if you wanted, which I prefer personalley
[18:05] <sebsebseb> !grub | nickel
[18:05] <undecim> apparle: that's two vs, not a w
[18:05] <apparle> undecim: ohhh lol
[18:05] <nickel> @ubottu- but i'm afraid that vista will run into problem again
[18:06] <area51pilot> need help authenticating wireless connection???
[18:06] <amjed> hi all
[18:06] <sebsebseb> nickel: ubottu is a female bot computer program
[18:06] <sebsebseb> !gender
[18:06] <ZykoticK9> apparle, undecim's command was a very good idea but on my nvidia it doesn't show the memory :(  I had to use nvidia-settings and select GPU0 to see the memory (but that is nvidia specific)
[18:06] <mhall119> what's a good RSS feed reader for Ubuntu?
[18:06] <apparle> undecim: again nothing on manpage.. but I suppose double verbose?
[18:06] <undecim> ubuntu: run "modprobe -l bcm*" and that will give you a list of modules that start with bcm.
[18:06] <undecim> apparle: yup
[18:06] <sebsebseb> nickel: ok your new, and worried about having problems with Vista
[18:07] <swiggy> whats the best billard/table-pool game?
[18:07] <swiggy> i got billardGL but its ghey
[18:07] <nickel> as long as i find the solution. i dont care
[18:07] <sebsebseb> nickel: Why do you want Vista?  and re installing Grub 2 or the old version Grub, isn't that easy
[18:07] <ZykoticK9> apparle, verbose x2 is correct.  you can also use "lspci -vnvn" which i believe show even more info (still no gfx memory on nvidia though)
[18:07] <undecim> apparle: I have a line like "Region 2: Memory at d0000000 (64-bit, prefetchable) [size=256M]" in my Video card section meaning i have 256M for my GPU
[18:07] <ubuntu> yes, one sec
[18:07] <dob_> anybody here with knowledge about ppa?
[18:07] <sebsebseb> nickel: Which is exactly why people say to have Windows installed first,  before putting a Linux distro on
[18:08] <nickel> right now..vista is important..i may shift later...
[18:08] <ZykoticK9> !anyone | dob_
[18:08] <sebsebseb> nickel: ok so only Vista boots now?
[18:08] <nickel> yes...and mbr doesn't recognise ubuntu...
[18:08] <xxiao> i need autoconf2.59, and it depends on default autoconf, there is no update-alternative for autoconf, how can I change the default one to autoconf2.59?
[18:08] <dob_> i created a ppa and uploaded my source, upload was successful, but i doesn't appear in my ppa. How long will i have to wait?
[18:08] <sebsebseb> nickel: the easiest way for you to have Kubuntu booting as well, would probably be to re install it
[18:09] <apparle> undecim: ok, I got it, but it shows correct info right, because I have this line in my boot messages "[drm:rs400_gart_adjust_size] *ERROR* Forcing to 32M GART size (because of ASIC bug ?)"
[18:09] <sebsebseb> nickel: Microsoft don't exactly like other OS's so make sure they go over the MBR
[18:09] <ubuntu> undecim, i know that the bcm43 is not loaded .. here's the output from the command
[18:09] <ubuntu> kernel/drivers/input/mouse/bcm5974.ko
[18:09] <apparle> undecim: you have any idea whether video and gart size or different?
[18:09] <mhall119> dob_: it can take tens of minutes to compile your packages
[18:09] <HollywoodJumper> undecim: i am dual booting on my laptop. are there risk associated with upgrading to 10.04?  if so what is the safest way to install/upgrade to 10.04?
[18:09] <mhall119> sometimes longer, especially this close to a release
[18:09] <ubuntu> kernel/drivers/media/dvb/frontends/bcm3510.ko
[18:09] <ZykoticK9> dob_, i'd ask in #launchpad perhaps.  good luck.
[18:09] <area51pilot> need help connecting to wireless networks in 10.04
[18:10] <ubuntu> kernel/drivers/bluetooth/bcm203x.ko
[18:10] <sebsebseb> nickel: well I assume that is the reason for it
[18:10] <dajhorn> HollywoodJumper: The upgrade to 10.04 shouldn't touch the boot loader.
[18:10] <undecim> HollywoodJumper: I don't. I've seen some Ubuntu systems go unbootable from an upgrade, but Grub still worked fine
[18:10] <nickel> is EasyBCD usefull in this problem....
[18:10] <HollywoodJumper> undecim:thanks
[18:10] <ClassyYap> Hello. How DO I Run Dolphin-EMU on 64 bit Ubuntu. I don't understand how to install it. I unzipped but clicking on the program does nothing
[18:10] <dob_> okay, i am waiting for about an hour....
[18:10] <hiku> HollywoodJumper: ask in #ubuntu+1 if you are upgrading to 10.10
[18:11] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> ubuntu arm seems to be pretty dead anybody know a list of apps available in the ubuntu-arm repository
[18:11] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> ???
[18:11] <tacomaster> will ubuntu support being a wired ad-hog via crossover?
[18:11] <HollywoodJumper> hiku: thanks
[18:11] <babai> Am I the only one  seeing the forums messed up?
[18:11] <undecim> apparle: no idea
[18:12] <hiku> HollywoodJumper: your welcome
[18:12] <HollywoodJumper> when i upgrade should i back up everything on my ubuntu partition?
[18:12] <undecim> HollywoodJumper: Absolutely
[18:12] <area51pilot> anyone good with wireless authentication?
[18:12] <HollywoodJumper> undecim:ok dumb question
[18:12] <dajhorn> ClassyYap: Start dolphin from a terminal window.
[18:12] <sebsebseb> HollywoodJumper: upgrading to 10.04 from what?
[18:12] <undecim> HollywoodJumper: Actually, I recommend making a backup of your home directory and doing a fresh install if possible
[18:13] <sebsebseb> HollywoodJumper: 9.10 to 10.04 upgrade will probably go alright.   9.04 to 9.10 maybe not
[18:13] <area51pilot> is network manager any better in 10.10
[18:13] <duffydack> area51pilot, sup
[18:13] <swiggy> does anyone know of a PitFall port/game for ubuntu??
[18:13] <undecim> HollywoodJumper: A lot has changed in two years, including the filesystem. You will get a performance benefit from a fresh install
[18:13] <swiggy> i know you all remember pitfall
[18:13] <area51pilot> hey duff
[18:13] <sebsebseb> HollywoodJumper: 8.04 to 10.04.1 upgrade will probably also go ok
[18:13] <area51pilot> howdy
[18:13] <undecim> ubuntu: Nothing from kernel/drivers/net?
[18:13] <HollywoodJumper> yes i will be doing 8.04 to 10.04
[18:13] <duffydack> area51pilot, still in the same 'shtick' then
[18:13] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> can someone link me I want to see what apps are available
[18:14] <area51pilot> yep
[18:14] <sebsebseb> HollywoodJumper: however if a upgrade messes up enough, and you got a Live CD, should still be able to get hold of data.  However good idea to back up stuff you want to keep anyway, since hard disks can just fail and what not.
[18:14] <ubuntu> those were the only 3 in the result
[18:14] <area51pilot> I had it working but then the system wouldnt let me login anymore
[18:14] <HollywoodJumper> so what is the best method for fresh instal?  boot from disk?
[18:14] <area51pilot> :P
[18:14] <ClassyYap> i tried running Dolphin through terminal it wont'
[18:15] <sebsebseb> HollywoodJumper: as for setting up a seperate /home thats easiest to do probably, when installing Ubuntu,  rather than afterwoulds, but I have never done so afterwoulds
[18:15] <sebsebseb> !home | HollywoodJumper
[18:15] <duffydack> area51pilot, so you got tour wifi fixed?   and it broke?
[18:15] <duffydack> your*
[18:15] <ClassyYap> "/home/bryan/Desktop/Binary/Linux-x86_64"
[18:15] <ClassyYap> whoops
[18:15] <area51pilot> exactly
[18:15] <area51pilot> what a tease
[18:15] <ClassyYap> "bash: exec: dolphin-emu: not found
[18:15] <ClassyYap> "
[18:15] <lgp171188> Hi all, I have a query. I had a FAT32 partition that was shared between my Windows and Ubuntu installation. It was showing up in Ubuntu as 12 GB filesystem. But suddenly it now shows its name as æ±». Any clues on whysuch a thing has happened and how to correct it?
[18:16] <HollywoodJumper> this channel is probably the best help/support channel i have ever experienced dealing with computers so thanks to all who help.
[18:16] <dajhorn> lgp171188: Make a backup of your stuff Right Now.
[18:16] <sebsebseb> HollywoodJumper: ok your welcome :)
[18:16] <undecim> ubuntu: can you give me a pastebin of the output of "ls /lib/modules/*/kernel/drivers/net"
[18:16] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> ANYBODY KNOW A LINK TO THE UBUNTU ARM REPOSITORY??
[18:16] <hiku> HollywoodJumper: why thank you.
[18:16] <hiku> HollywoodJumper: we try...
[18:17] <Pici> !caps | Vic_Sage_The_Que
[18:17] <ubuntu> ok.. one sec
[18:17] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: not sure, but you probably don't really need a FAT32 anymore, because Ubuntu can deal with NTFS read and write stabley since 7.10, and yeah other distros can do NTFS like this as well of course
[18:17] <oracle> !arm
[18:17] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: and NTFS is also quite a bit better than FAT32
[18:17] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> i just need to know what appz are available on an arm basedmachine
[18:17] <lgp171188> sebsebseb: Yeah I agree, but how did such a name corruption happen? I am considering converting to NTFS
[18:18]  * Vic_Sage_The_Que hears only echos
[18:18] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: ideally  Linux file systems, but those aren't so easy to use with Windows as well
[18:18]  * Monotoko waits for gcc to finish compiling
[18:18] <Stealth-> Hey people, I got a question. I want to delete Ubuntu Netbook remix from my computer, whilst keeping Windows 7 and Ubuntu on my computer, I need to know a link or a guide as google searches really dont help me at the moment D=
[18:19] <sebsebseb> Stealth-: so you have desktop version?  netbook version? and Win7 on your computer?
[18:19] <Stealth-> Yeah sebsebseb
[18:19] <undecim> Vic_Sage_The_Que: If you find a package at packages.ubuntu.com it should say if it's available for arm.
[18:19] <sebsebseb> Stealth-: ok a triple boot
[18:19] <Monotoko> Stealth...which one did you install last?
[18:19] <sebsebseb> Stealth-: right which Ubuntu is responsible for Grub?
[18:19] <Stealth-> Ubuntu Desktop 10.04
[18:19] <undecim> Vic_Sage_The_Que: There's also http://archive.canonical.com/ubuntu/dists/lucid/partner/binary-armel/Packages
[18:20] <Stealth-> Sebsebseb i installed Ubuntu Netbook Remix first, thats all I know
[18:20] <Maro__> So, I kinda broke my install fiddling with graphics settings, currently booted onto the live CD. Where the heck is the old recovery console? I just boot from HD and it has the Ubuntu logo then black screen, no GRUB options for recovery console...
[18:20] <sebsebseb> Stealth-: ok so that means the netbook version is responsible for Grub?
[18:20] <dajhorn> Vic_Sage_The_Que: Be patient.  Snarking the channel makes it unlikely that you'll get an answer.    Your best bet is to browse the content and manifest files.  http://ports.ubuntu.com/dists/lucid/   ARM doesn't show up on the main packages page.
[18:20] <undecim> Vic_Sage_The_Que: There's a list like that for each repo
[18:20] <sebsebseb> Monotoko: or no its the desktop? since that was installed last?
[18:20] <erUSUL> Maro__: press shift during boot for the grub menu to appear
[18:20] <Stealth-> I think so sebsebseb
[18:20] <luckyone_> what do folks think about ATI drivers in ubuntu now? I have been on nvidia for quite sometime
[18:20] <Monotoko> if the desktop version is responsible for Grub (and it probably is UNLESS you told it not too because thats the last one that was installed)
[18:20] <Maro__> okay thanks seb!
[18:20] <ubuntu> undecim, http://paste.ubuntu.com/487914/
[18:20] <Monotoko> you can safely wipe the netbook
[18:20] <Maro__> Also, what's the terminal command to reset the graphics drivers to default or something? :D
[18:21] <sebsebseb> Maro__: uh?
[18:21] <Stealth-> Yeah monotoko but how?
[18:21] <nickel> ubuntu 10.04 display is all scrambled up- the live usb session.....I'm using amd turion 64x2 laptop, 1gb ram.
[18:21] <sebsebseb> Maro__: wrong person?
[18:21] <Stealth-> I am really not sure how to do it in ubuntu at all D=
[18:21] <lgp171188> sebsebseb: I know. The support for accessing extX filesystems in Windows is very poor. I will convert to NTFS but how to find out what could have caused it?
[18:21] <Maro__> Oh sorry
[18:21] <Monotoko> Stealth-,  from the Ubuntu Desktop and with Gparted
[18:21] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: actsauly Ext3
[18:21] <Maro__> erUSUL: any idea what the command is to reset the graphics drivers to default?
[18:21] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: theres a driver for Windows, that in my experience has worked reasaonbly well
[18:21] <mrp> Why am I getting this error? http://pastebin.ca/1931874
[18:21] <sebsebseb> !ext3 | lgp171188
[18:21] <Maro__> erUSUL: I broke stuff by installing a proprietry nvidia driver...
[18:21] <Stealth-> and monotoko, if the netbook remix is responsable for Grub, what will happen when I delete it?
[18:21] <Monotoko> Stealth-, you might want to keep a recovery disk handy incase it was the Netbook one thats controlling Grub
[18:21] <erUSUL> Maro__: the recovery menu should have an option to restore Xwindows
[18:22] <Stealth-> Monotoko, I have a USB Drive with Ubuntu on it
[18:22] <Maro__> erUSUL: okay thanks, will give it a try... :D
[18:22] <Monotoko> Stealth-, it will die horribly...but you can fix it using that disk
[18:22] <slyboots> Hi, Easy question.. whats the "correct" way to remove a PPA respositroy from linux
[18:22] <lgp171188> sebsebseb: ubottu: I have a ext4 filesystem. I haven't tried accessing that from Windows, though I had used some software to access ext3 from it when it was the default in Ubuntu
[18:22] <Stealth-> Shit
[18:22] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: also maybe Pici or someone like that should change the !ext3 factoid a bit, since it used to be the default file system.
[18:22] <Stealth-> Will i lose any files monotoko
[18:22] <erUSUL> slyboots: apt-purge
[18:22] <Monotoko> Stealth-, nope...just the ability to boot
[18:22] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: don't try and access Ext4 from Windows, probably won't really work out to well
[18:22] <MACscr> how can i restart gnome/compiz without closing all my windows/applications? compiz crashed at one point and its been weird since then
[18:22] <undecim> ubuntu: Can you make sure that bcmwl-kernel-source is installed?
[18:22] <MACscr> i have to much stuff open to simply just reboot
[18:23] <Stealth-> Ahh right, so I can put my Ubuntu USB stick in, and it should fix Ubuntu for me?
[18:23] <Stealth-> Well grub
[18:23] <slyboots> erUSUL: To remove the actual repository from the system?
[18:23] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: however I am thinking you  could replace your Fat32 with a Ext3, and then probably use that driver, to access it from WIndows as well
[18:23] <slyboots> Not just the packages
[18:23] <dajhorn> slyboots: Look at the 'ppa-purge' helper package.
[18:23] <erUSUL> slyboots: System>Admin...>software sources
[18:23] <Monotoko> Stealth-, with a couple of commands yeah :) but hopefully its Ubuntu Desktop thats managing Grub
[18:23] <ubuntu> ok.. one sec
[18:23] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: however you don't need to do that really, since NTFS will probably be good enough
[18:23] <undecim> ubuntu: when installing, it should do an initial DKMS build of the module and it will be available
[18:23] <Stealth-> Monotoko, if I installed Netbook first, THEN I installed desktop, what are the odds its desktop using Grub?
[18:23] <sebsebseb> Stealth-: its probably the desktop version
[18:24] <erUSUL> slyboots: sorry i was talking about ppa-purge as dajhorn said ; brainfart :/
[18:24] <Monotoko> Stealth-, 90%
[18:24] <Stealth-> Ahh good sebsebseb
[18:24] <slyboots> Mm.. okay
[18:24] <Stealth-> So I get gparted and then select the partitions, but how do I know I am not deleting the wrong partitions
[18:24] <ubuntu> ok trying
[18:24] <nickel> i have ubuntu 10.04 live usb...but the display is all scrambled up in my laptop....i'm using amd turion 64x2 1 gb ram...any help?
[18:24] <lgp171188> sebsebseb: By using a non-native fs in Windows, I will lose a lot of benefits, so NTFS is the best bet for me. But how do such name corruptions like the name changing to æ±»happen?
[18:24] <Maro__> erUSUL: that didn't work, shift did nothing ;p
[18:24] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: Why do you want to use data in Windows anyway?
[18:24] <slyboots> Mm, there is no ppa-purge in the repositories
[18:24] <Maro__> I just get a low-res ubuntu graphic then a black screen
[18:25] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: as for the name, I have no idea
[18:25] <lgp171188> sebsebseb: Also NTFS support is *good* in Ubuntu
[18:25] <Stealth-> does gparted tell you what is on the partition or?
[18:25] <erUSUL> Maro__: can you switch to a VT ? crtl + alt + f1
[18:25] <Monotoko> Stealth-, run "sudo fdisk -l" and place the results in: paste.ubuntu.com
[18:25] <sebsebseb> lgp171188: NTFS support is good in Linux distros, not only Ubuntu :)
[18:25] <Stealth-> Ok monotoko
[18:25] <lgp171188> sebsebseb: No it was a FAT partition from some old installation of Windows
[18:25] <Monotoko> Stealth-, :)
[18:25] <Maro__> erUSUL: no, its crashed on the black screen. Keyboard doesnt do anything- no lights etc
[18:26] <dajhorn> lgp171188:  FAT is not journaled and not checksummed.  If the junk is written to disk -- sometimes due to bad hardware -- it stays on the disk.
[18:26] <Stealth-> what does it do monotoko?
[18:26] <Monotoko> Stealth-, itl give me a look at your partition table so i can tell you which one to delete
[18:26] <chadwin> hey guys where can I get help for a Wubi Problem
[18:26] <chadwin> ??
[18:26] <sebsebseb> chadwin: here
[18:26] <sebsebseb> !ask | chadwin
[18:26] <ClassyYap> Guys how the heck do i move a file from desktop to my /usr/lib. i have no permission to
[18:26] <Stealth-> Ahh Ok monotoko
[18:26] <Maro__> erUSUL: So..uh any other ways to get into a recovery console?
[18:27] <lgp171188> dajhorn: Yeah FAT is a very much legacy filesystem which is very draconian nowadays
[18:27] <Stealth-> gimme 2 mins monotoko, need the toilet
[18:27] <dajhorn> ClassyYap:   You need to do it like this:  `sudo cp`.   You should never touch /usr/lib.  Try to put it in /usr/local/lib.
[18:27] <Maro__> I just need to get a console so I can fix what I broke...
[18:27] <Monotoko> Stealth-, hahah, okies :) mention my nick when you get back so xchat bleeps at me
[18:27] <chadwin> Ok I have a brand new dell computer in which I installed wubi, now when I go to select the ubuntu particion at the begining my keyboard doesnt work
[18:27] <hsr> Hello
[18:27] <ZykoticK9> ClassyYap, what are you trying to accomplish?  and are you running 64bit OS?
[18:27] <erUSUL> Maro__: what exactly did you do? edit a file? or what
[18:27] <sebsebseb> chadwin: ok uhmm
[18:28] <slyboots> .. how do I .. where do I get ppa-purge o.O
[18:28] <dajhorn> slyboots: apt-get install ppa-purge
[18:28] <Maro__> erUSUL: No, I just changed the driver from the most up to date nvidia driver to a slightly older one to try and resolve a problem. Rebooted and it blackscreens
[18:28] <sebsebseb> chadwin: for various reaosns I woudn't recommend Wubi in the first place useually
[18:28] <slyboots> Doesnt work, doesnt see that as a valid package
[18:28] <lgp171188> Any idea where OS gets the partition name like "12 GB Filesystem" and etc. when a partition is mounted?
[18:28] <sebsebseb> chadwin: an to test your hardware, before installing Ubuntu, you can use the live session on the Live CD
[18:28] <slyboots> E:Could not find package ppa-purge
[18:28] <Maro__> erUSUL: that is from the hardware drivers utility, not manually
[18:28] <dajhorn> slyboots: Add the Universe section in the Software Sources panel.
[18:28] <erUSUL> Maro__: i see; maybe just moving /etc/X11/xorg.conf out of the way ( from a livecd ) works
[18:28] <slyboots> Im on ubutnu server ^;
[18:28] <sebsebseb> chadwin: and proper partitioned installs are much better in the long run
[18:29] <dajhorn> lgp171188: Nautilus computes that name when the filesystem label is empty.
[18:29] <Mnemonic^> Hi Can anyone help me. I want to understand what this does in details. " -     sed 's/.*country":\(.*\)/\1/'
[18:29] <Maro__> erUSUL: Okay, thanks, I'll try that!
[18:29] <chadwin> ok thanks bro for your helpo
[18:29] <ZykoticK9> slyboots, dajhorn i'm on desktop and still no ppa-purge or ppapurge...
[18:29] <hsr> lgp171188: It will be available to explore in nautilus/dolphin
[18:29] <ClassyYap> Zykotick9, i have 64 bit ubuntu os. and want my 64 bit dolphin to install so i can use it
[18:29] <erUSUL> Maro__: mount the ubuntu partition and use « sudo mv /mount/point/etc/X11/xorg.conf /mount/point/etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak  »
[18:29] <Maro__> thanks
[18:30] <sebsebseb> chadwin: and check the ISO for the Live CD :)
[18:30] <sebsebseb> chadwin: before using
[18:30] <sebsebseb> !md5sum
[18:30] <sebsebseb> !hashes
[18:30] <FloodBot3> sebsebseb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:30] <chadwin> ok
[18:30] <slyboots> Okay, got it needed to enable Universe repositories
[18:30] <sachael> hi guys, is there a free/opensource quake (or clone of) that I can play natively on ubuntu?
[18:30] <random-jellyfish> can I boot ubuntu from a secondary partition?
[18:30] <slyboots> Weird though, thought that was already activate
[18:30] <dajhorn> Mnemonic^: It does the same thing as `cut -f2 -d:` or $2 in `awk`.   Don't ask homework questions here.
[18:30] <hsr> lgp171188: Is that what your question was?
[18:31] <lgp171188> hsr: Where does the OS get names like "12 GB filesystem" for mounted partitions?
[18:31] <dajhorn> random-jellyfish: Yes.
[18:31] <ZykoticK9> ClassyYap, ok - well i don't have the foggiest how to manually add libraries, maybe it's just a matter of copying them in there - but i'm not sure.  i don't really think it's the greatest ideal to try manually adding libraries actually... but you need to use sudo to copy anything into /usr.  best of luck.
[18:31] <dajhorn> lgp171188: Nautilus computes that name when the filesystem label is empty.
[18:31] <Mnemonic^> dajhorn, Hehe .. Thanks .. Not homework.. :) I am breaking down a script, as it does not work.
[18:31] <undecim> ubuntu:
[18:31] <lgp171188> hse: Because suddenly my "12 GB filesystem" partition is now named as "æ±»"
[18:31] <undecim> ubuntu: You sill there?
[18:32] <Monotoko> Stealth-, I gotta go, but theres lotsa people here who will help...if it does die and fail boot you want the "Grub2 repair" wiki page
[18:32] <Mnemonic^> dajhorn: So it uses country": as a delimiter?
[18:32] <random-jellyfish> I want to dual boot ubuntu and windows 7, what's the best way to partition my harddrive ... I currently have a hidden recovery partition, a Windows ntfs primary partition and 100GB unallocated space
[18:32] <lgp171188> hsr:  Because suddenly my "12 GB filesystem" partition is now named
[18:32] <lgp171188>             as "æ±»"
[18:32] <dajhorn> Mnemonic^: It removes the country delimiter.  This is sorta-kinda-mostly a regex for "print the second column".
[18:33] <dajhorn> Mnemonic^: You would usually see this in the "sed -n -e s/foo/bar/p" form.
[18:33] <Stealth-> back
[18:33] <Mnemonic^> dajhorn, Ok.. Thanks
[18:33] <ZykoticK9> random-jellyfish, perfect install into that 100GB space, "should" be enough room - if you can share your "files" with the windows partition
[18:33] <ClassyYap> man this hard
[18:33] <Stealth-> monotoko, ok mate
[18:33] <lgp171188> dajhorn: Oh if that is done when there is no name for the partition, I am having "æ±" as the name
[18:33] <dajhorn> Mnemonic^: Are you debugging an Ubuntu system script?  Or something local?
[18:33] <Stealth-> I have got gparted up and running, just got to figure what partition to delete
[18:33] <lgp171188> dajhorn: "æ±»"
[18:33] <random-jellyfish> ZykoticK9 shouldn't i make swap partition as well?
[18:34] <ZykoticK9> random-jellyfish, ya - the install will automatically in the 100gb space
[18:34] <dajhorn> lgp171188: Are the locale and codepage different?   I have 3 Operating systems on this computer, but want to remove the Netbook remix one.
[18:35] <ZykoticK9> random-jellyfish, i believe there is a "Use largest free space" or similar wording in the installer ;)
[18:35] <Stealth-> If anyone would not mind walking me through it step by stpe
[18:35] <Stealth-> step*
[18:35] <lgp171188> dajhorn: No. I am on a US-English locale since I installed Ubuntu. Suddenly the name changed during the current boot
[18:35] <ClassyYap> my CP command keeps ommiting my source directory
[18:35] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, you can't really Uninstall an OS - you could delete the partition?
[18:36] <Mnemonic^> dajhorn, I am debugging a script called Prey, that should be able to locate your laptop if it gets lost or stolen. But it would be SOOO COOL if the taught sed when i went to school.
[18:36] <dajhorn> lgp171188: Backup your data and force a filesystem check.
[18:36] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, I need to delete its partition.
[18:36] <jquiterio> helo
[18:36] <jquiterio> hello
[18:36] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, easiest way to do that is from a LiveCD or one of your other OSs.  you can't do it from inside the Remix one basically.
[18:37] <jquiterio> i have IBM Lenovo machine with ubuntu 10.04 and virtual box with win7
[18:37] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> if I remove my old ubuntu install does it affect my MBR??
[18:37] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, I am in Ubuntu Desktop Edition at the moment. I have Windows 7 with one option to boot, Ubuntu Desktop with 1 option to book And ubuntu Netbook edition with 3 options to boot. i wish to remove Ubuntu Netbook Edition from inside ubuntu
[18:38] <ZykoticK9> Vic_Sage_The_Que, only if that install is "in control" of grub - which ever OS you installed last is most likely to be controlling grub.
[18:38] <jquiterio> i have a hardware to detect on win7... but i wont firt detect on ubuntu... how can I do ?
[18:38] <dajhorn> Mnemonic^: There are other channels specifically for scripting and programming.  You're likely to get better answers there.
[18:38] <Stealth-> My question is how do i know which is which on gparted
[18:38] <ubuntu> undecim, yes.. now the synaptic is showing that the bcmwl-kernel-source is installed
[18:38] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, are you using Grub2 to manage your booting?
[18:39] <Stealth-> I am not sure ZykoticK9, It came with Ubuntu Netbook edition if thats any help
[18:39] <Mnemonic^> dajhorn, I know .. X-Chat tricked me into asking here, I was actually going to ask in #sed
[18:39] <Stealth-> Its Grub or Grub2
[18:39] <Mnemonic^> dajhorn, Thanks anyway :)
[18:39] <lgp171188> dajhorn: I did a fsck from Ubuntu and it didn't show anything
[18:39] <undecim> ubuntu: I forget what the command to build a module with DKMS is. Maybe the man page would help...
[18:39] <dajhorn> Mnemonic^: Welcome regardless.
[18:39] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, was UNR/E the last OS you installed?
[18:39] <undecim> Or ask here
[18:39] <Stealth-> Nope, Ubuntu Desktop edition was
[18:39] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> i am going to rejigger my computer so I was wondering I want to switch to mainly linux with a small microxp partition
[18:39] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, awesome!
[18:39] <hsr> Hello!
[18:40] <Stealth-> Does that make it easier ZykoticK9
[18:40] <jquiterio> some body can answer me ?
[18:40] <justme> when trying to update my computer this is the error I get////      W: GPG error: http://download.virtualbox.org lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 54422A4B98AB5139
[18:40] <spitzi> Hi. I had Ubuntu on one partition and installed Vista on another partition. Vista took over the boot and doesn't recognize Ubuntu. How can I configure a boot menu that features both OS's ?
[18:41] <hsr> Why Amarok uses kdewallet?
[18:41] <banished> Hi, whats the cleanes way to update the nvidia driver to the recent version?
[18:41] <gregbair> spitzi, the best thing to do is to install ubuntu second
[18:41] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, just boot into you Desktop and use gparted (or something to delete the UNR/E partition), then run "sudo update-grub2" and it should automatically remove the UNR/E entries.
[18:41] <Guest65256> it changed me to guest   when updating my sys this is the error I get      W: GPG error: http://download.virtualbox.org lucid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 54422A4B98AB5139
[18:41] <G0d> Hello room. Is anyone taking questions?
[18:41] <zschallz> I'm trying to set up authorized keys... and i've followed a few guides to the tee, but for some reason when I try to ssh in to my remote computer which is set up properly I'm still asked for my password.
[18:41] <zschallz> Is there an easy way to troubleshoot it?
[18:41] <banished> !ask | G0d
[18:41] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, I have Windows 7 on my netbook as well
[18:41] <Stealth-> I am triple-booting, I want to make it so I am dual booting with Windows 7 and Ubuntu
[18:42] <EvilPhoenix> zschallz:  check your sshd configus
[18:42] <EvilPhoenix> configs*
[18:42] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, DON'T delete the wrong partition(s)!!!  be very sure.
[18:42] <zschallz> EvilPhoenix: thanks. I'll give that a check
[18:42] <EvilPhoenix> zschallz:  you need to tell it to accept key authentication
[18:42] <dajhorn> Guest65256: You're getting this because the VirtualBox repository is unofficial.  You can avoid this error by downloading their GPG key and installing it with the `apt-key` program.
[18:42] <Stealth-> I know ZykoticK9,, thats why I need someone to help me
[18:42] <EvilPhoenix> zschallz:  and you can disable password auth too
[18:42] <Stealth-> I dont know whats on each partition
[18:42] <G0d> I accidentally installed ubuntu to my 32gb sd card. after realizing this i removed the sd and installed ubuntu to the hard drive of my netbook. Now the sd card is not readable by any computer. Is there any utility or method i can use to reformat the sd and make it usable again?
[18:42] <hsr> Does anyone uses Amarok here?
[18:42] <nickel> need help loading ubuntu.....i have rewritten mbr.
[18:42] <Guest65256> dajhorn   I am new to ubuntu and I dont know how to do this
[18:42] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, are you in you Desktop Ubuntu?
[18:43] <Stealth-> Yes ZykoticK9
[18:43] <ClassyYap>  What is the exact command example for using cp? cp keeps omitting my source directory
[18:43] <banished> gord: just use gparted to format it
[18:43] <Guest65256> dajhorn   I do know how to use apt a little  where can I find the key?
[18:43] <G0d> banished: the computer doesnt see it
[18:43] <banished> sorry
[18:43] <lgp171188> dajhorn: hsr : Any idea how to reset that Chinese name to the default?
[18:43] <Pici> ClassyYap: use cp -r if you want to copy directories recursively.
[18:43] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, do you know what pastebin is?  could you pastebin the output of "sudo fdisk -l"
[18:43] <ClassyYap> what does that mean
[18:43] <dajhorn> Guest65256:  The instructions to do this are on the VirtualBox download page: http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads
[18:44] <banished> G0d: well, just plug it in and see if it shows up in gparted, it won't be mounted if the filesystem is defect
[18:44] <Stealth-> Ok ZykoticK9
[18:44] <ClassyYap> recursively is dangerous in programming
[18:44] <ubuntu> undecim, thanks for trying to help me.. i have to step out for a couple of hrs..
[18:44] <Pici> ClassyYap: It means you want to decend down into the directories to copy their contents.
[18:44] <G0d> banished: my problem is that the computer does not see it
[18:44] <undecim> ubuntu: no problem
[18:44] <Guest65256> dajhorn   thx    also, I have a cell phone plugged in and the sys doesn't see it.. is there anything I can do
[18:44] <Maro__> thanks erUSUL, got it working now :D
[18:44] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, pasting it now =D
[18:44] <Travis_42> I'm trying to use wget to put all of the files in a web directory into a local directory, but it creates a bunch of unnecessary folders (e.g. domainname/folder/folder/folder/images.jpg instead of just images.jpg into the local directory). Which command line option am I missing?
[18:44] <hsr> lgp171188: No... sorry
[18:44] <banished> G0d: what happens when you plug it in?
[18:44] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, we need the link
[18:44] <Guest65256> dajohrn  I have straight talk t401g phone
[18:45] <ClassyYap> ok that worked
[18:45] <erUSUL> Maro__: no problem
[18:45] <G0d> banished: nothing
[18:45] <ClassyYap> but how do i move the contents of the folder outside into the folder
[18:45] <dajhorn> dajhorn: Don't ask me, ask the channel.
[18:45] <Var> hey guys, how do i get my desktop to have a little more jazz to it?
[18:45]  * dajhorn derps
[18:45] <banished> G0d: does it show up in gparted?
[18:45] <Var> like, a nice info bar on the right or something? so i can see my emails/a trashcan/ect ect
[18:45] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, http://pastebin.com/uXUhDCFq
[18:45] <dajhorn> Guest65256: Don't ask me, ask the channel.  I don't know anything about that phone.
[18:45] <gregbair> Travis_42, it's -nd or --no-directories
[18:46] <G0d> banished: no
[18:46] <lgp171188> Any idea how to reset the name of partition?
[18:46] <Travis_42> gregbair: ah, thank you :-)
[18:46] <banished> G0d: can you please paste dmesg after you plug it in
[18:46] <gregbair> Travis_42, np
[18:46] <banished> !paste | G0d
[18:47] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, so sda5 & sda7 are both linux partitions (sda7 looks bigger), do you know which is UNE/R?
[18:47] <dajhorn> lgp171188: If you reboot into your Windows environment, then you can just right-click and edit the name from My Computer.   In your Ubuntu environment, you'll need to use dosfslabel or gparted.
[18:47] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, I do not no, sorry
[18:47] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, how would I find out please?
[18:47] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> if I delete my ubuntu install will it just dissappear from grub??
[18:47] <haivan> help
[18:47] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> or will it cause problems
[18:47] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, pastebin the output of "mount"
[18:47] <Stealth-> ok
[18:47] <x-izzy> is there advance mail sender for linux?
[18:47] <dajhorn> Vic_Sage_The_Que: No.   The grub.conf and/or menu.lst file would need to be updated.
[18:47] <hsr> My amarok always ask for password for kdewallet on startup... how can i get rid of this?
[18:47] <dt_> hi, is there a way to have the mail icon notify me when evolution finds a new email WITHOUT actually having evolution open?
[18:48] <dt_> or perhaps a workaround that could keep evolution open but hidden so that i get the green notification when i get a new email
[18:48] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, add the output of "df -h" if you can as well ;)
[18:48] <dt_> really suck that it has no system tray feature
[18:48] <dt_> sucks*
[18:48] <Dr_Willis> !info alltray
[18:48] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, will do that next
[18:48] <dt_> hmm, i see
[18:48] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, here is what i get when I put mount
[18:48] <Stealth-> http://pastebin.com/JR3yYJSG
[18:48] <hsr> Dr_Willis: My amarok always ask for password for kdewallet on startup... how can i get rid of this?
[18:49] <Stealth-> do you want me to put df -h now ZykoticK9 or dont you need it?
[18:49] <G0d> banished: http://paste.ubuntu.com/487926/
[18:49] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, not needed!
[18:49] <Stealth-> Ok mate
[18:49] <iplaythisgame> fresh server install of 10.4 here.    add-apt-repository: command not found    ?
[18:49] <KBlJWQ> NO HOMELAND WITHOUT YOU FUHRER LOREZ! ALL HAIL THE AUTISTIC LORD OF FREENODE!!  ALL HAIL THE AUTISTIC LORD OF FREENODE!!
[18:50] <dajhorn> Vic_Sage_The_Que: Don't private /msg in a channel like this.
[18:50] <jquiterio> :)
[18:50] <hsr> Dr_Willis: There?
[18:50] <gregbair> hsr, http://forum.kde.org/viewtopic.php?f=115&t=81337
[18:50] <sticky> they would be better off pinging everyone
[18:50] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, /dev/sda7 is your Desktop (current) partition... oh no you use TrueCrypt
[18:51] <Stealth-> Yeah I use truecrypt for files ZykoticK9 Is that a problem D=
[18:51] <jrib> sticky: don't give them ideas -_-
[18:51] <sticky> heh
[18:51] <iplaythisgame> fresh server install of 10.4 here.    add-apt-repository: command not found    ?  Anyone seen that yet?
[18:51] <hsr> gregbair: Thank you.. i'll see that...
[18:51] <dajhorn> Vic_Sage_The_Que: If the /boot/grub files are in your Ubuntu partition, and you delete that system, the computer will become unbootable.  The computer will start into an empty grub prompt, and you won't know what to do with it.
[18:51] <hsr> iplaythisgame: What command did you type?
[18:52] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, i have no idea - but i can't assist you any further - i don't want to break whatever your encrypted filesystem is (i have no idea how it works - and simply do not help in any filesystem/encryption problem for fear of damaging that stuff)  Best of luck.
[18:52] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, I can remove the mounted files if you like?
[18:52] <Stealth-> All I use it for ZykoticK9 is password protecting folders basically
[18:52] <iplaythisgame> hsr: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:stebbins/handbrake-snapshot
[18:52] <Darren__> Wow I just stupidly typed / list.
[18:53] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, it's not really that - it's just i don't know the implications sorry.  good luck man - perhaps someone else knows about your issue.
[18:53] <hsr> iplaythisgame: Are you trying to use ppa backports?
[18:53] <Stealth-> Fuck
[18:53] <Vic_Sage_The_Que> ah well I am just going to rejigger the whole computer anyway
[18:53] <IdleOne> !language | Stealth-
[18:53] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, I am a newb to removing partitions and stuff. How hard is this going to be for me to do?
[18:53] <iplaythisgame> guess so   just need that resource so I can get handbrake
[18:54] <dajhorn> Vic_Sage_The_Que: Everybody breaks their boot loader at some time or another.  Perhaps your time is now.   Keep a Live CD handy for recovery.,
[18:54] <dt_> is there a way to have alltray dock an item and then remove the dock icon ?
[18:54] <hsr> iplaythisgame: Did you try going into software source and editting there rather using command line?
[18:54] <dajhorn> Vic_Sage_The_Que: If you intend to do a full reinstall anyways, then try practicing with /fixmbr on the Windows side.
[18:54] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, technically you have one linux and one swap partition too many right now
[18:54] <elkclone> my firewall tells me frogger was here. lol.
[18:54] <dt_> oh, -stask
[18:54] <iplaythisgame> hsr headless
[18:54] <Stealth-> ZykoticK9, What would you suggest in my position?
[18:55] <hsr> iplaythisgame: What do you mean?
[18:55] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, just repost your origional question without addressing me.
[18:55] <ClassyYap> "/usr/local/bin/dolphin-emu: error while loading shared libraries: libao.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[18:55] <ClassyYap> "
[18:55] <banished> G0d: hm, that seems to be a bug, what kind of laptop are you using?
[18:55] <iplaythisgame> hsr  not sure of the syntax is I need to add that to the sources.list from command line
[18:55] <Stealth-> Ahh ok ZykoticK9, should I add that I am using truecrypt?
[18:55] <hsr> iplaythisgame: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/CommandLine
[18:55] <dajhorn> ClassyYap: Learn how to use the `apt-file` program.   It is very helpful for manually installing dependencies for 3rd party software.
[18:56] <banished> G0d: there are several reports about this, some say a bios update fixed it
[18:56] <ZykoticK9> Stealth-, lol well i think everyone probably knows
[18:56] <iplaythisgame> hsr   nm I found the rest of the ppa info  thanks
[18:56] <Stealth-> Lol ZykoticK9, True
[18:56] <Stealth-> Anyway, thanks for your help mate
[18:56] <ClassyYap> apt-file is not installed
[18:56] <ClassyYap> do i need it
[18:56] <ClassyYap> i have apt-get
[18:56] <jrib> ClassyYap: only if you want it for some reason
[18:56] <dajhorn> ClassyYap: Yes, you need to install it.  apt-file is telling me that libao.so is provided by the libao2 package.
[18:57] <hsr> iplaythisgame: Wels
[18:57] <jrib> ClassyYap: anyway, you realize your program is being run from /usr/local which means it was not installed through the repositories?
[18:57] <owen1> what's the console package that let u manage the services of your machine?
[18:57] <ClassyYap> the Dolphin program just came with a folder with all the stuff
[18:58] <ClassyYap> i don't know how to install
[18:58] <owen1> it has ncurses interface for remove/add apps from running on boot
[18:58] <ZykoticK9> ClassyYap, is dolphin-emu a 32 or 64 bit application?  "file /usr/local/bin/dolphin-emu" if you aren't sure.
[18:58] <dajhorn> owen1: `service` at the command prompt.
[18:58] <jrib> ClassyYap: why aren't you using APT?
[18:58] <ClassyYap> 64 bit
[18:58] <ClassyYap> apt has dolphin?
[18:58] <jrib> !info dolphin | ClassyYap
[18:58] <ZykoticK9> jrib, differend dolphin i believe
[18:58] <dajhorn> jrib: Dolphin is a video game emulator.
[18:58] <DarsVaeda> hi, can someone recommend a equalizer, i need to put my bass channel down, cause its much to load
[18:58] <owen1> dajhorn: will service let me cancel app from running at boot?
[18:58] <shirtless> My ubuntu updates just hung at Generating grub.cfg. What should I do to prevent breaking my system?
[18:58] <jrib> dajhorn: ah
[18:58] <G0d> banished: could you please link me where you got that information
[18:58] <ClassyYap> that Dolphin is a FILE MANAGER. my Dolphin is a GC/WII emulator
[18:59] <owen1> dajhorn: i want a list of all apps running at boot, and controlling it
[18:59] <dajhorn> owen1: Uninstall it if possible.  Otherwise edit the /etc/init file for the service.
[18:59] <jrib> dajhorn: read dolhpin's documentation/readme I suppose
[18:59] <ClassyYap> they have none it seems :(
[18:59] <Stealth-> Right people. My problem is I am triple booting. I am using Ubuntu, Windows 7, and Ubuntu Netbook Remix. I want to remove Ubuntu Netbook Remix using gparted bbut I dont know how. I am also using truecrypt, and someone in here said that could mess it up
[18:59] <Stealth-> Anyone here able to help me
[18:59] <jrib> Stealth-: why do you want to remove it?  What will you do with its partition?
[18:59] <banished> G0d: https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=328087#c7
[19:00] <dajhorn> owen1: You need to read the upstart documentation to get the startup dependency information.
[19:00] <soreau> ClassyYap: dolphin uses the scons build system. Install scons, then run it in your terminal from the dolphin source dir
[19:00] <spitzi> H, disconnected so I'll ask again: I had Ubuntu on one partition and installed Vista on another partition. Vista took over the boot and doesn't recognize Ubuntu. How can I configure a boot menu that features both OS's ?
[19:00] <hsr> gregbair: Thank you for the link
[19:00] <G0d> banished: Ill try updating the BIOs. Thanks for your help.
[19:00] <dajhorn> owen1:  `upstart` is the program in Ubuntu Lucid that is responsible for running services and daemons.
[19:00] <Stealth-> Jrib, I wish to remove Ubuntu netbook remix, so I am only dual booting
[19:00] <soreau> ClassyYap: Its probably easier to install a deb than compiling it if that is an option
[19:00] <gregbair> hsr, no prob
[19:00] <shirtless> spitzi: boot into ubuntu using the cd and install grub
[19:00] <jrib> Stealth-: why do you want to remove it?  What will you do with its partition?
[19:00] <Stealth-> and i have more free space and the option to try other linuz distros
[19:01] <dajhorn> Stealth-: Looking at the fstab/mount information that you posted earlier...  You're going to hose your encrypted filesystem.   Backup and restore.
[19:01] <Stealth-> dajhorn, I have 1 folder encrypted
[19:01] <joeelmex> hey guys ne1 have some time to help me out with a driver?
[19:01] <spitzi> shirtless - Should the live CD allow me to boot into ubuntu ? Thought it only allows installing the OS.
[19:01] <Stealth-> dajhorn what do you mean?
[19:01] <ZykoticK9> dajhorn, LOL - that's what i was worried about... glad i backed off!  thanks.
[19:02] <jrib> ClassyYap: http://code.google.com/p/dolphin-emu/wiki/DolphinUbuntuPackages
[19:02] <shirtless> spitzi: it will allow you to boot into ubuntu, yes. that's why it's 'live'
[19:02] <Stealth-> Lol ZykoticK9 why do I get the feeling doing what you are talking about is very very nasty
[19:02] <dajhorn> Stealth-: You should do distro testing inside VirtualBox or VMware.   Doing remounts and repartitioning with crypto is an exercise in masochism.
[19:02] <shirtless> spitzi: grub install info is on the ubuntu website
[19:02] <divecks> Hey guys, i've just done a total clean reinstall and upgraded to the very latest (like 1 week old) ATI drivers. However, plymouth looks awful. It shows, but it is not NEARLY my native 1920x1200 resolution. Everything works fine outside of this. So is there a way to manually change plymouth's resolution setting? Oh, and this isn
[19:02] <Kuehlschrank> hi
[19:02] <spitzi> shirtless - oh, you mean it will not load the already installed Ubuntu but boot from CD. How do I install grub then ?
[19:02] <Stealth-> dajhorn, cant I just unmount my encrypted folder?
[19:02] <divecks> 't related to the new driver, it's been hapening since before that one. Thanks!!!
[19:03] <ubuntufreak> Gwibber doesn't update the timelines even after authorizing it with the latest install from the ppa in my Ubuntu 10.04 any help ?
[19:03] <joeelmex> guys can someone try to make this file and see what happens please
[19:03] <dajhorn> Stealth-: You're missing the point.   People here are reluctant to help you because you're asking for help doing something dangerous and advanced.
[19:03] <shirtless> spitzi: you don't need to be booted into your ubuntu install to install grub. just boot from cd and google for ubuntu grub install. it's like 3 easy steps
[19:03] <shirtless> you might want to search grub2 instead
[19:03] <random-jellyfish> how do i stop sudo from asking for my password everytime i do a sudo command?
[19:03] <shirtless> because things have changed
[19:03] <joeelmex> i get an error bout wrong folder path
[19:03] <shirtless> it will probably detect windows for you.
[19:03] <jrib> joeelmex: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[19:03] <Stealth-> dajhorn, I am a beginner ubuntu newbie, but I would really like to remove this partition.
[19:03] <Stealth-> Thanks anyway tho
[19:03] <ZykoticK9> divecks, personally my Plymouth resolution is terrible with nvidia proprietary drive (i just view it as a cost of using propritary, but it only lasts a few seconds)
[19:04] <spitzi> shirtless - thanks ! And are you actually shirtless ?  What a total bummer though..
[19:04] <Kuehlschrank> How do I change the group permissions of an sftp-group to read-write-exec only on its /var/www (home-dir)?
[19:04] <VCoolio> random-jellyfish: that is a security risk, but you can add NOPASSWD for your user in the sudoers file (sudo visudo), read 'man sudo' I guess
[19:04] <shirtless> spitzi: i am from the US, but I am not wearing a shirt. Can you clue me in on the australian part?
[19:04] <ZykoticK9> random-jellyfish, it's designed like that for a reason - you're talking about breaking all security basically, really not a good idea
[19:04] <spitzi> shirtless: thought it's an Aussi thing.
[19:05] <shirtless> heh
[19:05] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: do you wish to make the group own /var/www?  Does it already?
[19:05] <joeelmex> WHen i try to make this driver at  ftp://ftp.comtrol.com/rport_infinity...ux-1.16.tar.gz   IT gives me an error right away of being in the wrong path I am sure I got something wrong
[19:05] <Kuehlschrank> (just like a bit of an chmod-substitute)
[19:05] <joeelmex> can ne1 take a look at it please
[19:05] <jrib> !permissions > Kuehlschrank
[19:05] <jrib> joeelmex: your link is broken
[19:06] <random-jellyfish> yeah but it's annoying...since i'm the only one using this comp
[19:06] <Kuehlschrank> I did this here: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/94
[19:06] <joeelmex> ftp://ftp.comtrol.com/rport_infinity/drivers/linux/rocketport_infinity_express-linux-1.16.tar.gz
[19:06] <joeelmex> sorry correct link now
[19:06] <velociostrich> anyone know the _correct_ way to set the console (i.e., Ctrl+Alt+F1-6) resolution with grub2? I know /boot/grub/grub.cfg isn't supposed to be edited, and I looked at /etc/grub/10_linux and I see the part where it prints 'set gfxpayload=$GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX' to the configuration, but how do I determine what $GRUB_GFXPAYLOAD_LINUX is?
[19:07] <undecim> velociostrich: /etc/default/grub
[19:07] <Dr_Willis> velociostrich:  after the system is booted you could use the fbset command.
[19:07] <spitzi> shirtless - I'm too lazy to go over search results in ubuntu.com. Can you give me a link to the grub install info page ?
[19:07] <velociostrich> undecim: ooooohhhhhhh! thanks!
[19:07] <bobbytek> Is there a way I can load ubuntu inside windows 7?
[19:07] <undecim> bobbytek: VirtualBox
[19:07] <velociostrich> Dr_Willis: you mean at grub's console or under linux?
[19:07] <sebsebseb> bobbytek: yes, but
[19:08] <bobbytek> such that it can be updated and share the same file system?
[19:08] <Stealth-> dajhorn, I am planning on posting my problem on the ubuntu forums. Can you sum up the problem with truecrypt so I can ask them please?
[19:08] <shirtless> spitzi: sure, 1 sec
[19:08] <sebsebseb> bobbytek: ideally Windows should be inside a more secure OS, not the other way round :)
[19:08] <joeelmex> bobbytek use virtualbox program to do that
[19:08] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: Please (just) tell me how to change the file and dir-permissions to read-write-exec to /var/www only
[19:08] <Dr_Willis> velociostrich:  i never noticed grub affecting the framebuffer at all.. there are framebuffer specific commands you can use.. grub dosent affect them
[19:08] <velociostrich> shirtless: that sounds like a good time to use lmgtfy :)
[19:08] <bobbytek> thanks guys
[19:08] <undecim> bobbytek: It can't share the same filesystem, but there will be a file in Windows that can grow as space is needed
[19:08] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: I can't help you if you don't answer questions.
[19:08] <lousygarua> A few days ago the power went down and since then my laptop's battery is constantly charging and 'stuck' on 98.9% charge rate. any ideas? did the battery die?
[19:08] <sebsebseb> !google > velociostrich
[19:08] <shirtless> spitzi: i am going to pm you the link
[19:08] <Kuehlschrank> jrib:  I didn't get it
[19:08] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: do you wish to make the group own /var/www?  Does it already?
[19:08] <bobbytek> undecim, not even a dedicated partition?
[19:09] <shirtless> spitzi: ;)
[19:09] <velociostrich> sebsebseb: I was just kiddin'
[19:09] <Kuehlschrank> jrib:  The bot showed me a link
[19:09] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: that's fine, I repeated my questions
[19:10] <undecim> bobbytek: That wouldn't be sharing the same filesystem
[19:10] <Stealth-> jrib, I am planning on posting my problem on the ubuntu forums. Can you sum up the problem with truecrypt so I can ask them please?
[19:10] <velociostrich> Dr_Willis: makes sense
[19:10] <undecim> bobbytek: You can give Ubuntu a dedicated partition if you want and run it in VirtualBox from there
[19:10] <dajhorn> Stealth-: Just ask your question there.  From my perspective,  you need to learn how to convert Linux names like "sda7" into Windows partition letters.
[19:10] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: Change to ----rwx--- I think
[19:10] <Gintulis> hi, after this day update, i cant open eny archive, iso files: gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
[19:10] <jrib> Stealth-: no idea, this is the first time I see you say "truecrypt"
[19:10] <pkkm> How to record a DVD with menu and subtitles from an .avi file and .txt file?
[19:10] <Stealth-> Ok dajhorn and jrib
[19:10] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: still not my question.
[19:10] <Stealth-> Thanks anyway
[19:10] <bobbytek> undecim, my goals are to have a developer setup so that I can do work in ubuntu, but then quickly switch back to win 7
[19:10] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: :-(
[19:11] <bobbytek> perhaps that is my best bet
[19:11] <joeelmex> I been trying to make this file for a driver located here   ftp://ftp.comtrol.com/rport_infinity/drivers/linux/rocketport_infinity_express-linux-1.16.tar.gz  I have not been able to figure it out.  I have edit the makefile and see if i find the problem but no luck can ne1 help
[19:11] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: just answer my question...
[19:11] <undecim> bobbytek: Which do you use more? Win7 or Ubuntu?
[19:11] <dajhorn> bobbytek: Unless you're doing kernel development, run one of the platforms in a virtual machine.   Try Virtual Box and VMware.
[19:11] <Kuehlschrank> jrib:  Well these permission manage the access to files and dirs and they can be manipulated with e.g. chmod
[19:11] <bobbytek> undecim, right now ubuntu
[19:12] <spvensko> hi, is there an easy way to print a line from a file that contains some string of characters?
[19:12] <bobbytek> but I plan to use win 7 more (new computer)
[19:12] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: good luck with your issue, I can't help you like this
[19:12] <Dr_Willis> spvensko:  awk, grep, sed, perhaps.. or a combo of the 3
[19:12] <Kuehlschrank> jrib:  ? (sorry)
[19:12] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: did you read my questions?
[19:12] <undecim> bobbytek: VirtualBox runs on Windows and Linux, so you can do it either way
[19:12] <Kuehlschrank> oh
[19:13] <Kuehlschrank> sorry the bot messed my brain completly up -.-
[19:13] <erUSUL> spvensko: grep string file
[19:13] <spvensko> Dr_Willis: and erUSUL ty!
[19:13] <bobbytek> undecim, how is the memory footprint?
[19:14] <undecim> bobbytek: Depends how much memory you want to give the VM.
[19:14] <Kyle__> I'm having a login issue on 10.04.  Users have to type their password twice in GDM to log in.  No problem watsoever for console.
[19:15] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: I created an sftp-group named 'andres' and an user (also named andres)
[19:15] <noolness> undecim, virtualbox is really good and performs really well. it even has 3d support that works for opengl and compiz. it is very close to running things native. i am running virtualbox right now, using it for irc, web browsing and a few other things
[19:15] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: I did this by following: http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/94
[19:15] <undecim> bobbytek: You may want to look up your processor and make sure hardware virtualization is available
[19:15] <bobbytek> undecim, thanks for your help!
[19:15] <Kyle__> bobbytek: I'd stick with ubuntu or another linux on the box, and run windows7 in VBox.  It's quite stable.
[19:15] <bobbytek> i7
[19:16] <velociostrich> how do I know what device to pass to grub-install? is there a default for installation or was I prompted and I just forgot?
[19:16] <undecim> bobbytek: Okay, I think all i7 have hardware virtualization.
[19:16] <noolness> undecim, my vm of ubuntu is set to run with 512 megs of memory and it runs great
[19:16] <velociostrich> moreover, do I specify just the drive or a specific partition?
[19:16] <bobbytek> I have 6GB of mem
[19:17]  * Kyle__ has two VM labs for his school, all virtualbox.
[19:17] <noolness> bobbytek, yeah i have 12GB in my mac pro at home, but my work notebook is a bit more gimpy with only 4GB of ram
[19:17] <Kyle__> bobbytek: that's plenty of ram.
[19:18] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: I guess I answered your question now
[19:18] <Kyle__> Anyone have an idea about requiring password twice?
[19:18] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: no, you didn't.  Do you even know what my question is?
[19:18] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: Obviously not
[19:18] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: (for the third time) do you wish to make the group own /var/www?  Does it already?
[19:19] <Kuehlschrank> yes own var
[19:19] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: what do you mean, "yes own var"?
[19:19] <Kuehlschrank> and only rwx to v/ar/www
[19:19]  * jrib sighs
[19:19] <velociostrich> noolness: I am envious of your mac pro :)
[19:19] <progre55> hey guys, I have a file called -r and I cannot vim it :)
[19:19] <progre55> any suggestions, please?
[19:19] <Kyle__> Um.  Generally you don't want to change the permission on /var/www.  You want to change the _user_ so they are in the group that already _has_ the permissions.
[19:19] <Kuehlschrank> andres owns var/www
[19:20] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: the group "andres", correct?
[19:20] <jrib> !who | Kuehlschrank
[19:20] <Kyle__> noolness: That "desktop" mac of yours has more horsepower and memory than the servers I'm given to work with here ;)
[19:20] <Slart> Kyle__: nothing weird in the logs? like X crashing after the first login but then it works the second time.. ehm.. because the magic computer elfs have somehow gotten tired of crashing by then?
[19:20] <noolness> Kyle__, i have some servers i admin at work with 48 cores and 512GB of memory ;)
[19:21] <velociostrich> noolness: drool...
[19:21] <Kyle__> Slart: X isn't crashing.  It happens on every user.  You'd think you typed your password wrong, but you didn't.  Let me check my logs again.
[19:21] <joeelmex> Ne1 been able to take a look at the driver I am having issues with??  located at ftp://ftp.comtrol.com/rport_infinity/drivers/linux/rocketport_infinity_express-linux-1.16.tar.gz
[19:21] <dirtydevil> hey, i want to get info about my integrated webcam in laptop using command. can anyone help?
[19:21] <Kyle__> noolness: Sweeet.  At my old job we never got more than 8 cores in anything.  What procs is that running?  Sun niagras?
[19:22] <Slart> progre55: try doing some kind of completion... something like using find to select the file and then rename it (by filtering on size, dates or whatever.. anything but filename)
[19:22] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: To make it easier for you: I'll copy the commands I entered (pastebin)
[19:22] <Slart> Kyle__: never heard of gdm requiring you to enter your password twice.. very strange
[19:22] <erUSUL> dirtydevil: « lsusb » or maybe « lshw -C multimedia »
[19:23] <progre55> Slart: can you help out with the filter, please?
[19:23] <progre55> by size
[19:23] <Slart> progre55: sure.. hang on.. let me check the syntax
[19:23] <progre55> Slart: thanks
[19:23] <erUSUL> progre55: vim .7-r
[19:23] <erUSUL> progre55: vim ./-r
[19:23] <Kyle__> Slart: Humm.  I took LDAP out of this lab months ago, but I still see references about failing to bind in my current auth log.  I'm gonna check that then try again :)
[19:23] <lousygarua> A few days ago the power went down and since then my laptop's battery is constantly charging and 'stuck' on 98.9% charge rate. any ideas? did the battery die?
[19:24] <Slart> Kyle__: that might be the culprit
[19:24] <Kyle__> Slart: Heh.  You'd think it would make more of a fuss if it was trying to connect to a non-existant authentication mechenism!
[19:24] <progre55> erUSUL: oh thanks, that worked =)
[19:24] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: http://pastebin.com/6tZCfLe9
[19:25] <progre55> Slart: already renamed it =) but thanks for the quick reply man, appreciate )
[19:25] <Slart> progre55: no worries.. you're welcome
[19:25] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: fine, I'll be explicit.  What is the result of: ls -ld /var/www/
[19:26] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: A link from /var/www to 'andres' home-dir
[19:26] <erUSUL> progre55: next time « mv ./-r something_sane »
[19:26] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: ls -ld $(readlink -f /var/www)
[19:26] <Kuehlschrank> jrib:  when I use sftp now (with andres) I am in /var/www automatically
[19:27] <progre55> erUSUL: yeah, that what I did, "mv ./-r rrrr" =)
[19:27] <kenthree> I want to start a php-cli script on boot, I added the command to autostarted apps and it works. But I want it to run in a terminal rather than in the background- help
[19:28] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: ls -ld /var/www/ shows up this: drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Sep  3 19:32 /var/www
[19:28] <jrib> kenthree: do you really want it to open up a terminal?  You don't want to just use screen?
[19:28] <erUSUL> kenthree: run « gnome-terminal -e "php_script_here" » ?
[19:28] <kenthree> jrib: it's a desktop environment
[19:28] <kenthree> and i'll try thanks ersu
[19:29] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: great.  Now what exactly do you want to do?
[19:29] <shirtless> kenthree: why don't you just start it on boot and log all stdout/stderr to a file.
[19:29] <lousygarua> Where do I add bash aliases? ~/.bash_profile?
[19:29] <shirtless> kenthree: that way you can just do tail -f logfile
[19:29] <shirtless> and watch it like that.
[19:29] <dnp> join #physics
[19:29] <jrib> lousygarua: that's one place
[19:29] <erUSUL> lousygarua: ~/.bashrc
[19:29] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: I actually wanted to chroot andres to /var/www but I think this is to complicated
[19:30] <lousygarua> jrib erUSUL would i need to relogin after i edit the file? or reopen the terminal?
[19:30] <bastidrazor> lousygarua: sourece ~/.bashrc
[19:30] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: you have a knack for not answering questions, it's a bit frustrating :)
[19:30] <bastidrazor> source .. rather
[19:30] <Kuehlschrank> jrib:  I think it would be better if I would only chown /var/www to andres
[19:30] <lousygarua> bastidrazor, thanks :)
[19:30] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: ok, do that
[19:30] <erUSUL> lousygarua: depends on the file you choose to edit. with bashrc reopening the terminal is enough. althought you can allways source it no restar needed
[19:30] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: and grant andres only permissions to /var/www
[19:31] <lousygarua> erUSUL, bash_profile is pasred when i login to the system and bashrc is read when i open a terminal? or smt like that
[19:32] <erUSUL> lousygarua: correct. but profile sources bashrc in debian/ubuntu ( and probably most distros)
[19:32] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: But how do I change the permissions to rwx to /var/www _only_
[19:32] <lousygarua> erUSUL, you mean bash_profile or another file?
[19:33] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: first off "permissions to rwx" is too vague.  Permissions apply to owner, group, or others
[19:33] <erUSUL> lousygarua:  ~/.profile is what you get in modern ubuntu
[19:33] <erUSUL> lousygarua: form /etc/skel
[19:33] <erUSUL> from*
[19:34] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: 'andres' shall only be the owner of /var/www and shall not be able to change anything else
[19:34] <jrib> impossible
[19:34] <lousygarua> erUSUL, i didn't quite understand but that's ok for now, i'm going now anyway. thanks for the help!
[19:34] <erUSUL> ciao
[19:34] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: only with chroot, right?
[19:34] <sphenxes> where i can change the default for grub? vi /boot/grub/ menu.lst doesn't work. where is grub default
[19:35] <erUSUL> !grub2 | sphenxes
[19:35] <joeelmex> Ne1 want to take a peek at this ftp://ftp.comtrol.com/rport_infinity/drivers/linux/rocketport_infinity_express-linux-1.16.tar.gz and see if you get the saem thing
[19:35] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: yeah, google "chroot jail"
[19:35] <sphenxes> ubottu, erUSUL thanks
[19:35] <erUSUL> sphenxes: no problem.
[19:36] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: If my sftp-user 'andres' would get cracked the cracker would have access to all other files
[19:36] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: so?
[19:36] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: I want to prevent this. So chroot is the only way to do this?
[19:37] <jrib> Kuehlschrank: yes though, in theory that user shouldn't be able to do anything harmful other than mess with the files that user owns (of course there do exist kernel vulnerabilities)
[19:37] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: When I would use chroot you mean
[19:38] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: ? :-)
[19:38] <johnjohnevan> First time install on hd seemed okay.  After reboot checked to see if Windows still worked. It did some file and directory checking and after another reboot windows worked. But when starting up get ubuntu is running in low graphics mode So I look at startup file and see xf86CloseConsole: KDSETMODE failed: Bad file descriptor. Tried to load from CD now. Looks fine. Maybe Windows messed it up and I should reinstall?
[19:38] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: Thanks for your help and for your patience
[19:38] <blendmaster1024> how would I remove a few files and create a few files in an already-made ISO file?
[19:38] <blendmaster1024> it needs to remain bootable
[19:39] <shirtless> you need to mount the iso, copy the files to a writeable filesystem, do your work, and recreate the iso
[19:39] <shirtless> you can use mount and mkisofs to do it
[19:39] <Kuehlschrank> jrib: And I apologize for being stupid and not reading well enough
[19:39] <shirtless> mount -t iso9660 -o loop file.iso /mnt/iso
[19:39] <BiggFREE> Why do I need a valid email for posting in Ubuntu Forum ?
[19:40] <addisonj> Kuehlschrank, what you want is normally refereed to as a chroot jail
[19:40] <Kuehlschrank> addisonj: ok
[19:40] <Kuehlschrank> addisonj: thanks, too :-)
[19:40] <blendmaster1024> shirtless: this is a bootable CD. how would I preserve that data?
[19:40] <addisonj> there are lots of good guides,
[19:41] <joeelmex> there are no guides for me need help and see if ya get the same result as me ftp://ftp.comtrol.com/rport_infinity/drivers/linux/rocketport_infinity_express-linux-1.16.tar.gz   see if you can make this driver
[19:41] <BiggFREE> Why do I need a valid email for posting in Ubuntu Forum ? I have good information but I do not master english language.
[19:41] <erUSUL> BiggFREE: to avoid spam .
[19:41] <jrib> BiggFREE: #ubuntuforums
[19:41] <erUSUL> !forums
[19:41] <shirtless> blendmaster1024: http://www.yolinux.com/TUTORIALS/LinuxTutorialCDBurn.html  ctrl +f bootable, there are flags to mkisofs for it
[19:41] <shirtless> blendmaster1024: probably also in man mkisofs
[19:42] <BiggFREE> Ok Thanks :)
[19:42] <erUSUL> genisoimage
[19:43] <Stealth-> Right, I think I have figured a way to safely remove the partition. The question is, how do I find what partition Ubuntu Netbook Remix is on?
[19:43] <shirtless> blendmaster1024: your boot image is probably /boot/vmlinuz* something
[19:43] <addisonj> Kuehlschrank, how are your client connecting?
[19:43] <shirtless> or maybe even a bzImage.
[19:43] <pkkm> What repository is Free Orion game in?
[19:43] <blendmaster1024> shirtless: this is not a linux cd
[19:43] <shirtless> blendmaster1024: then you hopefully know what your boot image is.
[19:43] <shirtless> blendmaster1024: because I don't.
[19:43] <blendmaster1024> nope. no idea.
[19:43] <shirtless> blendmaster1024: what kind of CD is it? Windows?
[19:43] <shirtless> mac?
[19:44] <Kuehlschrank> addisonj: I created a user and want him to have an chroot env on /var/www for sftp use
[19:44] <blendmaster1024> shirtless: windows, I'm trying to change the drivers on it so I can install to a usb drive. however, I need to preserve bootability (of course)
[19:45] <addisonj> Kuehlschrank, ssh versions newer than 4.3 support a chroot environment, or you can use rssh, which is essentially a shell that limits them jsut to sftp
[19:45] <el_seano> Having some issue with my wireless driver being unactivated when I boot my laptop.  Have to select to remove it from NM and then add it again in order to get it to recognize wireless.  I've been searching around the manuals trying to find out if a config file exists or if I can use the CLI to start it with not much luck so far.
[19:45] <Kuehlschrank> addisonj: I use  OpenSSH 4.7p1 Debian 8ubuntu1.2 (protocol 2.0)
[19:45] <el_seano> The wireless card is a Broadcom-4312, and I'm using the b43 driver.
[19:46] <Stealth-> Right, I think I have figured a way to safely remove the partition. The question is, how do I find what partition Ubuntu Netbook Remix is on?
[19:46] <Knat> can someone tell me which source I need to add to apt to install, sun-java6-sdk
[19:46] <Stealth-> anyone able to help?
[19:46] <froggyman> How can I share my programs so that every user can use the ones I have installed?
[19:46] <erUSUL> !partner  | Knat
[19:46] <el_seano> froggyman: I thnk it might just be a matter of changing the permissions on the binary for the programs in question.
[19:46] <erUSUL> froggyman: the progrmas you install via softwar center; aptitude; synaptic etc are aviable to all users
[19:47] <el_seano> check out 'man chmod'
[19:47] <erUSUL> el_seano: maybe you just need to put « ifconfig wlan0 up » in /etc/rc.local
[19:47] <froggyman> hmm.. I thought some weren't showing up though...
[19:47] <Stealth-> I am wanting to remov the ubuntu Netbook Remix partition on my harddrive. How do I find what partition its on and delete it. i am using windows 7, ubuntu desktop, and ubuntu netbook remix
[19:47] <Stealth-> Anyone able to help?
[19:47] <el_seano> erUSUL: I'll give a try, brb.
[19:48] <shirtless> blendmaster1024: running the strings command on the iso file might reveal some of the metadata
[19:48] <bofh80> hi all, just wondering if anyone knows a GUI program for burning to multiple (2) dvd drives at once. ? :)
[19:48] <shirtless> blendmaster1024: after trying it on a freebsd iso i got some good info
[19:48] <addisonj> Kuehlschrank, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BasicChroot
[19:48] <DanaG> ARgh, the package manager is so screwed up... I'm trying to remove apturl and ubufox, and it's telling me I can't remove apturl because ubufox depends on it!
[19:49] <DanaG> I tell it, fine, remove ubufox... nope, it still complains about apturl!
[19:49] <addisonj> DanaG, there is a force remove for such situations
[19:50] <addisonj> Kuehlschrank, better yet http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=451510
[19:50] <reig> I'm trying to test the new beta version of ubuntu but at boot time error messages just flash on the screen and then it goes blank. How can I get those messages?
[19:50] <froggyman> the programs I have installed via Wine don't show up for all users
[19:51] <ZykoticK9> reig, #ubuntu+1 for beta/Maverick issues
[19:51] <reig> ok, thanks for the pointer
[19:52] <Stealth-> I am wanting to remov the ubuntu Netbook Remix partition on my harddrive. How do I find what partition its on and delete it. i am using windows 7, ubuntu desktop, and ubuntu netbook remix
[19:52] <laughter> i'm about to get a new external hdd and I was wondering what backup utility would be best to use in ubuntu 10.04.1
[19:52] <shirtless> Stealth-: boot into netbook remix and then type mount into a terminal to see the partitions, write them down
[19:52] <laughter> ?
[19:53] <shirtless> Stealth-: reboot from a livecd and run cfdisk
[19:53] <shirtless> delete the remix partitions and replace them with regular ext4 partitions and just use them for data or something
[19:53] <Stealth-> Shirtless, I am in Ubuntu now, I can do it from here?
[19:53] <Stealth-> Not netbook remix but ubuntu
[19:53] <shirtless> Stealth-: use cfdisk to see the partitions, try to quess the netbook remix one, mount it, it may already be mounted, and look at the /etc/fstab file
[19:53] <shirtless> Stealth-: then you'll see what partitions it's using
[19:54] <Stealth-> Can I pastebin to you the output of Mount?
[19:54] <shirtless> Stealth-: livecd, reboot,cfdisk, delete, create, mke2fs, add to /etc/fstab
[19:54] <shirtless> Stealth-: paste me mount and fdisk p
[19:54] <Stealth-> Ok
[19:54] <shirtless> how many drives you have?
[19:54] <Stealth-> Just the one mate
[19:55] <Stealth-> shirtless, I get Unable to open p when i try to use that command :S
[19:55] <shirtless> sudo fdisk
[19:56] <shirtless> /dev/sdX
[19:56] <shirtless> then type 'p'
[19:56] <Stealth-> Ok, gimme a min
[19:56] <Stealth-> And heres the output of mount
[19:56] <Stealth-> http://pastebin.com/K7B5f0SS
[19:56] <guntbert> shirtless: wouldn't sudo fdisk -l be easier?
[19:57] <shirtless> guntbert: i didn't know about that, thanks
[19:57] <shirtless> Stealth-: what is on /media/5e8d*
[19:57] <shirtless> is that your ubuntu remix?
[19:57] <guntbert> shirtless: :)
[19:57] <Stealth-> Not sure shirtless
[19:57] <shirtless> look in there
[19:57] <shirtless> see what it is
[19:57] <Stealth-> How tho shirtless, i am slightly confused mate
[19:57] <_Tristan> how might I make a script run when my computer connects to a wireless network?
[19:58] <DanaG> Oh, i SEE... it was firefox recommending, and aptitude enforcing recommends.
[19:58] <shirtless> Stealth-: open a terminal and type ls /media/5e8d*
[19:58] <Stealth-> Oh, and I am running TrueCrypt, but nothings mounted at the moment, someone said that could make things more complicated, and shirtless on it now
[19:58] <DanaG> Uncaught exception: solution_item.cc:216: virtual bool solution_act_item::is_rejected(): Assertion "resman->resolver_exists()" failed.
[19:58] <DanaG> stupid aptitude.
[19:58] <duffydack> Tristam, man interfaces
[19:58] <shirtless> truecrypt would be complicated if you wanted to resize partitions, i have no idea waht is up with that because I don't use it, because my computer doesn't need that kind of security
[19:59] <shirtless> just delete remix and make a partition that you can dump files on or something
[19:59] <shirtless> don't worry about resizing anything
[19:59] <shirtless> it's risky anyway
[19:59] <Stealth-> IOk then mate
[19:59] <Stealth-> I just want to delete the partition
[19:59] <shirtless> yeah
[19:59] <shirtless> maybe let windows create a new one
[19:59] <Stealth-> And pastebinning the results of the command you gave me now
[19:59] <shirtless> because that way you can share it
[20:00] <Stealth-> http://pastebin.com/vJkgBhmG
[20:00] <shirtless> Stealth-: it's definitely a linux distro, but lets hope you don't just have regular ubuntu mounted twice..
[20:00] <Besogon> How could I know that in the kernel I have (I have Desktop Ubuntu 10.04.1) was included Linux Packet Filter?
[20:01] <Stealth-> Shirtless, when i get to boot options, it gives me 3 options to boot ubuntu netbook remix
[20:01] <shirtless> compare the results of ls -asl / and ls -asl /media/5e8d* and make sure the timestamps etc are not the same
[20:01] <Stealth-> Just throwing that out incase its inportant
[20:01] <shirtless> Stealth-: oh. derp
[20:01] <Stealth-> And ok shirtless doing it now
[20:01] <shirtless> Stealth-: look at the grub configs
[20:01] <Stealth-> Hmm shirtless?
[20:01] <shirtless> Stealth-: the grub config files will have the answer to which is which
[20:01] <Stealth-> Ahh nice
[20:01] <Stealth-> How do i access them
[20:02] <shirtless> paste me /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[20:02] <shirtless> actually, you might be able to just look at it yourself and be ok
[20:02] <Stealth-> bash: /boot/grub/grub.cfg: Permission denied
[20:02] <shirtless> do it as root
[20:02] <Stealth-> Its not letting me do that
[20:02] <Stealth-> Ahh ok
[20:02] <shirtless> you should also use cat
[20:03] <shirtless> not try to run it
[20:03] <magnetron> hi, are there any software for reading SIM cards (GSM/UMTS)? i have a SIM card reader connected via USB.
[20:03] <Stealth-> Huh
[20:03] <Stealth-> shirtless how do i run it as root
[20:03] <shirtless> sudo cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg
[20:04] <strange> is there a way to force resolution because it doesnt detect my 26" screen properly and puts it to 640x480 can i force it to 1980x1200 some way?
[20:05] <Stealth-> shirtless http://pastebin.com/FkmZAAAv
[20:05] <crazygir> hiya! last night I hooked up a 24in samsung lcd to my IBM thinkpad (running 10.4).. and flawlessly used the special keys to switch the vgs output to the screen only.. resolution was even updated appropriately. I ran a set of updates (didn't follow which, everything looked reasonable), rebooted, and have never been able to get the vga output back to the lcd's native resolution
[20:05] <magnetron> strange: yes
[20:06] <shirtless> Stealth-: I need you to type uname -a and send that into the channel.
[20:06] <magnetron> !resolution | strange
[20:06] <Stealth-> Linux Stealth 2.6.32-24-generic #41-Ubuntu SMP Thu Aug 19 01:12:52 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
[20:06] <Stealth-> Thats what i get shirtless
[20:07] <shirtless> looks like netbook  is on /dev/sda4
[20:07] <Stealth-> how sure are you its safe to delete shirtless
[20:07] <shirtless> you should confirm that by mounting /dev/sda4 and exploring it to make sure its netbook
[20:07] <Stealth-> how do I mount it?
[20:07] <shirtless> and then once you're sure because you see your files in there
[20:07] <shirtless> mkdir ~/netbook
[20:07] <shirtless> sudo mount /dev/sda4 ~/netbook
[20:08] <Stealth-> mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[20:08] <shirtless> once you're sure, delete it with cfdisk, preferably from a livecd so you can re-read the partition table and stuff
[20:08] <Stealth-> is what i get
[20:08] <shirtless> -t ext4
[20:08] <gfi> Anyone know how to use a DV webcam (1394) with Skype on Lucid? TIA
[20:08] <Stealth-> command not found
[20:08] <shirtless> do you know the name of your hard drive's device?
[20:08] <shirtless> is it /dev/sda?
[20:08] <Stealth-> yeh
[20:08] <Stealth-> yeah
[20:09] <shirtless> ok, well sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sda4 ~/netbook should work.
[20:09] <shirtless> oh
[20:09] <shirtless> derp
[20:09] <shirtless> its sda6
[20:09] <Stealth-> -t ext4 /dev/sda4 ~/netbook
[20:09] <Stealth-> -t: command not found
[20:09] <shirtless> I just had a math fail
[20:09] <Stealth-> Lol shirtless
[20:09] <shirtless> here is the exact command
[20:09] <Stealth-> Only person failing here is me
[20:09] <laughter> i'm about to get a new external hdd and I was wondering what backup utility would be best to use in ubuntu 10.04.1?? any reccomendations?
[20:09] <shirtless> sudo mount /dev/sda6 ~/netbook
[20:10] <shirtless> if you made the ~/netbook dir already
[20:10] <shirtless> I hope
[20:10] <gfi> laughter, try Deja Dup
[20:10] <sebsebseb> !backup | laughter
[20:10] <Stealth->  sudo mount /dev/sda6 ~/netbook
[20:10] <Stealth-> /dev/sda6 looks like swapspace - not mounted
[20:10] <Stealth-> mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[20:10] <shirtless> arg
[20:10] <Stealth-> Yeah
[20:11] <shirtless> I totally forgot the way grub maps stuff because i am pampered by ubuntu now
[20:11] <switchgirl> http://paste.ubuntu.com/487964/ :/ why was this not auth'd?
[20:11] <shirtless> i'll look at my file and clear it up
[20:11] <Stealth-> shirtless, I got a photo to show you, gimme 2 mins
[20:12] <crazygir> part of my problem is that "supported" resolutions now don't render correctly
[20:12] <shirtless> Stealth-: ok, I was being dumb
[20:13] <shirtless> netbook should be on /dev/sda5
[20:13] <shirtless> mount that one
[20:13] <crazygir> so, for example.. the lcd wants to go to 1920x1200, ubuntu seems to work that out, but the lcd displays garbage
[20:13] <shirtless> and see if it's netbook
[20:13] <crazygir> what should I do?
[20:13] <crazygir> I would just like to be able to plug in this lcd, switch over to it, and carry on with my work
[20:13] <Stealth-> Ok shirtless
[20:14] <Stealth-> I press enter and it goes onto a new line shirtless
[20:14] <shirtless> that means it probably worked.
[20:14] <shirtless> cd ~/netbook/home/yourusername
[20:14] <shirtless> ls
[20:14] <Stealth-> oh and shirtless, here is my view in gparted
[20:14] <Stealth-> http://i54.tinypic.com/6r6is2.png
[20:14] <shirtless> is that what you had on your netbook?
[20:15] <Stealth-> this is what i get when opening gparted shirtless
[20:15] <crazygir> :(
[20:15] <shirtless> i think it's probably sda5
[20:15] <crazygir> should I be asking these questions elsewhere?
[20:15] <shirtless> but I don't want to tell you to delete it until you can be sure
[20:15] <shirtless> so you should inspect the files yourself
[20:15] <shirtless> in /media/5e8d*
[20:15] <Stealth-> when I try doing that shirtless, it says no such file or directory
[20:15] <shirtless> look in your home directory
[20:15] <shirtless> er
[20:16] <shirtless> see your pic? see the /media directory path next to /dev/sda5? go there
[20:16] <shirtless> then go to your homedir
[20:16] <shirtless> and check the files out
[20:16] <Stealth-> where abouts shirtless
[20:16] <tracy69> good evening
[20:16] <shirtless> see if it is your netbook install or not
[20:16] <Stealth-> ??
[20:16] <Stealth-> how do i do it?
[20:16] <shirtless> use nautilus if you want
[20:16] <undifined> switchgirl, what do you mean ? it's a huge changelog
[20:16] <Stealth-> I meen
[20:16] <shirtless> go to Computer->media->etc...
[20:16] <Stealth-> Ahh
[20:17] <Stealth-> Sorry shirtless, but I got no idea in hell how to open this media directory
[20:17] <shirtless> You should be able to click into it from the computer in nautilus
[20:17] <switchgirl> undifined: it was headers that was not authed :/
[20:17] <shirtless> if not you can do mkdir ~/mountme and sudo mount /dev/sda5 ~/mountme
[20:18] <shirtless> then look in ~/mountme
[20:18] <shirtless> ~ is an alias for your homedir
[20:18] <Stealth-> ok
[20:19] <Stealth-> When I ran those commands shirtless
[20:19] <undifined> switchgirl, people choose to (in/ex)clude case by case anything specfic you need ?
[20:19] <Stealth-> I get 14gig filesystem come up again
[20:19] <Stealth-> lemme screenshot
[20:20] <switchgirl> im slightly "tired" i need to sleep bbl
[20:20] <switchgirl> i have been "tiring" in the pub
[20:20] <undifined> switchgirl, make bed
[20:20] <switchgirl> no
[20:20] <crazygir> hah
[20:20] <Stealth-> http://i56.tinypic.com/15xwqx4.png
[20:20] <switchgirl> sudo make bed
[20:20] <Stealth-> There you go shirtless
[20:21] <shirtless> click home inside there
[20:21] <shirtless> and then click your username
[20:21] <shirtless> and tell me if you recognize that as your netbook install
[20:21] <Stealth-> Ok
[20:21] <shirtless> because I have not used netbook, I can't think of any files on a netbook  install that uniquify it
[20:21] <Stealth-> yes!
[20:21] <shirtless> ok
[20:21] <Stealth-> It is the same files
[20:21] <shirtless> sudo umount /dev/sda5
[20:21] <Stealth-> Basically nothing but a single download
[20:21] <shirtless> er
[20:22] <shirtless> actually just reboot livecd
[20:22] <shirtless> and delete sda5
[20:22] <shirtless> good luck
[20:22] <FloodBot3> shirtless: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:22] <Stealth-> Right
[20:22] <Stealth-> So basically its Sda5 i gotta delete?
[20:22] <shirtless> yes
[20:22] <Stealth-> Cant i just do it from gparted?
[20:22] <shirtless> I would reboot before doing that, so that you can re-read the partition table and create a new partition
[20:22] <shirtless> it is best to use the livecd
[20:23] <shirtless> You can create one either way of course..
[20:23] <Stealth-> Ok
[20:23] <shirtless> but you will have to reboot to re-read the partition table of a drive that is being used.
[20:23] <Stealth-> So how do i do it from the livecd?
[20:23] <shirtless> same way you do it from any install
[20:23] <shirtless> the livecd is just an install on the cd
[20:23] <Stealth-> Hm
[20:24] <Stealth-> So I use my Ubuntu Desktop 10.04 live install?
[20:24] <Stealth-> Or liveCD
[20:24] <shirtless> don't go to the install program
[20:24] <Stealth-> Ok
[20:24] <progre55> hey guys, when you run  "tar zcvf - SOURCEDIR | ssh user1@remotehost 'cd DESTDIR; tar zxvf - ' ", does it tar first on the memory and then send it, or does it tar and send it at the same time? I mean, I have a file about 19Gb, and only 8Gb ram..
[20:24] <shirtless> just run it as a 'trial' or whatever
[20:24] <shirtless> it's like having a rescue cd with a full gui etc.
[20:25] <Stealth-> ok
[20:25] <Stealth-> so I run ubuntu 10.04 live cd as a trail
[20:25] <Stealth-> trial
[20:25] <alabd> Good day all , is using MMS codec against any coyright law ?
[20:25] <Stealth-> then where do i go from there
[20:26] <Stealth-> Shirtless?
[20:26] <shirtless> Stealth-: boot into windows
[20:26] <shirtless> create a partition
[20:26] <Stealth-> From the liveCD
[20:26] <shirtless> use it for mp3s or something.
[20:26] <shirtless> i don't know
[20:26] <FloodBot3> shirtless: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:26] <shirtless> sudo gparteD?
[20:26] <Stealth-> Yeah
[20:26] <Stealth-> Already got it running mate
[20:26] <shirtless> oh
[20:26] <shirtless> um, delete it
[20:26] <tacomaster> if i can get wireless on my laptop can i hook up a crossover cable to another computer and point all traffic to my laptop to get the other computer internet?
[20:26] <Stealth-> I can delete the partition whenever I want
[20:26] <shirtless> it's a gui, you'll figure it out
[20:26] <Stealth-> Ok
[20:27] <bastidrazor> !ics | tacomaster
[20:27] <Stealth-> So We are sure that the /sda5 is the right partition
[20:27] <Stealth-> I meen I know the 14gig filesystem is but are we sure thats sda5?
[20:27] <shirtless> yeah, but if it isn't it's not my fault. it's your computer
[20:27] <Stealth-> hahaha
[20:27] <Stealth-> ok mate
[20:27] <shirtless> ;P
[20:28] <tracy69> guys will ubuntu 10.04 work on asus laptop ?
[20:28] <Stealth-> Going to do it in 2 mins or so
[20:28] <Stealth-> gotta work myself up
[20:28] <IdleOrange> tracy69 yes
[20:28] <Stealth-> If i get the message come up "WINDOWS 7 DELETED SUCCESSFULLY"
[20:28] <iceroot> tracy69:  there are many many many asus laptops
[20:28] <Stealth-> I am going to throw the computer out the window
[20:28] <Stealth-> nnot joking
[20:28] <iceroot> Stealth-: you habe a support-question?
[20:28] <tracy69> yes i have new one and i wonder if the hardware is supported or not
[20:28] <Stealth-> iceroot, shirtless is helping me
[20:29] <iceroot> tracy69: again, there are many many many asus laptops, also many many many new ones
[20:29] <IdleOrange> tracy69 what is the model of the machine?
[20:29] <Stealth-> shirtless, so should I do it then?
[20:29] <tracy69> this is my laptop will 10.04 work on it ? http://www.asuslaptop.co.uk/proddetail.php?prod=NX90JQ-YZ068Z
[20:29] <sjm> tracy69, what model?
[20:29] <tracy69> 3d vision etc ?
[20:30] <shirtless> dude, that's up to you. there's a line between offering support and assuming liability for the actions of others.
[20:30] <Stealth-> Shirtless
[20:30] <Stealth-> If it goes wrong I am to blaim here not you
[20:30] <shirtless> then why do you keep asking me if you should do it?
[20:30] <IdleOrange> nice specs tracy69
[20:30] <shirtless> "DO IT NOW!"
[20:30] <Stealth-> Because I want a second opinion D=
[20:30] <coz_> tracy69,  let me check the specs  but all lilely hood it will work fine
[20:30] <Stealth-> and when i unmount it it gets called /home/stealth/netboo
[20:30] <Stealth-> k
[20:30] <coz_> tracy69,  the only issue that may come up is the webcam
[20:31] <tracy69> coz what about 3d vision?
[20:31] <Stealth-> And shirtless, is that all I have to delete?
[20:31] <sjm> tracy69, I'll send you my delivery address in a PM for that laptop :)
[20:31] <zatan> hi is anybody will be able to help me? Im trying to connect my laptop to LCD TV with HDMI to SVGA cable as anybody have ideas how to do it?
[20:31] <coz_> tracy69,  3d vision?  not sure what you mean
[20:32] <coz_> tracy69,  do you mean  things like compiz?
[20:32] <sjm> zatan, plug in the cables?
[20:32] <IdleOrange> tracy69 you mean it can run 3d games?
[20:32] <tracy69> it mean u see screen in 3d
[20:32] <coz_> tracy69,  ok you should have no issues with 3d graphics of any kind including compiz on this machine
[20:32] <tracy69> no 3d vision like cinema 3d
[20:33] <zatan> sjm,  I pluged cable to my laptop and LCD tv saying "this source is not connected"
[20:33] <shirtless> Stealth-: it would help to learn how to reinstall grub and edit out the netbook install entry
[20:33] <Stealth-> i know how to reinstall grub I THINK
[20:33] <shirtless> Stealth-: but i can't tell you all that, it's not mission critical and you can read about it when you have time on the ubuntu site
[20:33] <Stealth-> And i have a spare computer downstairs
[20:33] <shirtless> yeah
[20:33] <coz_> tracy69,  it should be fine  but let me check "cinema3d"
[20:33] <shirtless> just use the docs and take your time
[20:33] <Stealth-> And I have a picture to show you quickly
[20:33] <shirtless> when I first learned linux, I pretty much blew my computer up 10-20 times
[20:33] <shirtless> so just be ready for it to happen
[20:33] <Stealth-> Whoa
[20:33] <Stealth-> Really?
[20:33] <shirtless> maybe make regular backups
[20:33] <Stealth-> How much data did you loose?
[20:33] <shirtless> Well I learned when it was less  usable
[20:34] <sjm> zatan, did you enable the external display on your laptop?  (hotkey or otherwise)?
[20:34] <Stealth-> http://i55.tinypic.com/6y3705.png
[20:34] <shirtless> I voluntarily just wiped my data all the time because I realized it was all unimportant
[20:34] <shirtless> admit it: most of your important data would fit on a thumbdrive
[20:34] <coz_> tracy69,  not sure I know " cinema3d"  but my guess it will work
[20:34] <Stealth-> 4Gig or so yeah shirtless
[20:34] <shirtless> yeah
[20:34] <shirtless> the rest is just movies you downloaded and only watchd once anyway
[20:34] <Stealth-> Yeah
[20:34] <Stealth-> right then
[20:34] <shirtless> and why back that shit up? whoc ares
[20:34] <tracy69> coz_ tnx i will just try to install ubuntu and see if everythig is working
[20:34] <shirtless> just delete the whole computer!
[20:34] <zatan> sjm,  how can i enable ?
[20:34] <Stealth-> Look at the picture, does it look like the correct one to delete?
[20:34] <IdleOrange> coz_ she means you can view videos in 3d if you have the glasses
[20:35] <wpauls> is there a way to install a fairly old version of java? like 1.5?
[20:35] <shirtless> Stealth-: thats the one.
[20:35] <coz_> IdleOrange,  oh!
[20:35] <shirtless> Stealth-: you might want to first unmount it.
[20:35] <coz_> tracy69,  if that is what you mean then you will not have issues
[20:35] <shirtless> Stealth-: sudo umount /dev/sda5
[20:35] <iceroot> wpauls: have a look if oracle is still providing the deb for java 1.5 or maybe the bin
[20:35] <shirtless> if it says busy, close all your terminals and try again
[20:36] <Stealth-> Done it shirtless
[20:36] <Stealth-> its unmounted
[20:36] <ankush> hi all..i wish to develop a soft for changing boot splash screen easily.. what should i study to get me gng asap.?
[20:36] <sjm> zatan, I think the program is grandr
[20:36] <Stealth-> Now how the fuck do i delete it
[20:36] <tracy69> coz_ i mean 3d like when u go to cinema to watch 3d movies i have the same feature in my laptop
[20:36] <sjm> !language | Stealth-
[20:36] <shirtless> Stealth-: try the menus at the top of the screen
[20:36] <Stealth-> shirtless i get this
[20:36] <Stealth-> Please unmount any logical partitions having a number higher than 5
[20:36] <Stealth-> sjm we all know
[20:36] <tracy69> coz_ they gave me special glasses for it
[20:36] <wpauls> great suggestion iceroot, but i have no idea where to start "looking". google has been less than forecoming
[20:37] <coz_> tracy69,  well the hardware on that laptop should work just fine for that
[20:37] <shirtless> Oh, /sda5 is a logical partition, FUUU
[20:37] <Stealth-> Oh shit
[20:37] <shirtless> actually
[20:37] <Stealth-> Do we have another problem?
[20:37] <shirtless> that doesn't matter
[20:37] <Stealth-> YES
[20:37]  * Stealth- dances
[20:37] <FloodBot3> Stealth-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:37] <Stealth-> shirtless, what do?
[20:38] <shirtless> for i in `seq 5 8`;do   sudo umount /dev/sda$i;done
[20:38] <shirtless> never mind
[20:38] <shirtless> don't even do that
[20:38] <Stealth-> ok
[20:38] <shirtless> you aren't using the livecd, are you
[20:38] <shirtless> USE IT
[20:38] <shirtless> I can't spend all day with these little things that would be avoided by rebooting
[20:38] <iceroot> wpauls: oracle.com and then look there for download java
[20:38] <magnetron> hi, how do i use my SIM card reader?
[20:39] <kv102t> anyone know of a USB TV adapter that works well with ubuntu10.4 (with Vidio in if possible)
[20:39] <Stealth-> Ok shirtless
[20:39] <sjm> zatan, did that work?
[20:39] <magnetron> kv102t: linuxtv.org has some good lists
[20:39] <Stealth-> I am going to boot up the livecd, run the trial, then do what?
[20:39] <shirtless> run gparted
[20:39] <shirtless> as root
[20:39] <Stealth-> ok
[20:39] <shirtless> and delete sda5
[20:40] <shirtless> just be more confident and you'll get ti
[20:40] <shirtless> you're too nervous
[20:40] <FloodBot3> shirtless: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[20:40] <shirtless> maybe try to buy an extra hard drive so you can do backups
[20:40] <shirtless> that way you can stop panicking
[20:40] <Stealth-> I am planning on shirtless
[20:40] <zatan> sjm, yes i just installed grandr, but it doesnt work
[20:40] <Stealth-> Ok, booting up with livecd now
[20:40] <shirtless> you can back up the whole drive with only one command
[20:40] <Stealth-> Will report and tell you how its gone in 20 mins mate
[20:40] <shirtless> ok
[20:40] <shirtless> good luck
[20:40] <zatan> sjm, ,I dont have clues what else i can try and google is not much helpfull
[20:40] <Stealth-> Peace
[20:41] <garfieldairlines> hello, I'm an admin of the french wikipedia and I need a MOTU for wikinews, a sister project for an interview
[20:41] <sjm> zatan, sorry, but I have to go for now.  Maybe someone else can step in.
[20:41] <garfieldairlines> anyone please ? :)
[20:41] <magnetron> kv102t: i would recommend using a PCI TV card instead, they generally have much better support in linux
[20:41] <iceroot> wpauls: is there a reason you need java 1.5?
[20:41] <kv102t> magnetron: laptop...
[20:41] <zatan> sjm,  thank u for your trying to help me ;)
[20:42] <magnetron> kv102t: do you have firewire?
[20:42] <kv102t> um, i sec
[20:42] <kv102t> yes
[20:42] <kv102t> magnetron:yep
[20:43] <magnetron> kv102t: check for both firewire and USB devices on this site: http://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Hardware_Device_Information
[20:43] <wpauls> iceroot yeah i am using a fairly ancient peice of software called oracle trader that needs 1.5.
[20:43] <bhundven> a while back I swapped ctrl and caps lock using System -> Preferences -> Keyboard -> layout. I want to go back becasue qemu is freaking out. But when I try to change it back, the setting doesn't stay.
[20:44] <shirtless> lsof = god tool
[20:44] <bhundven> I'm using 10.10
[20:44] <magnetron> bhundven: disable separate layouts for each window
[20:44] <magnetron> bhundven: also, 10.10 doesn't exist yet
[20:45] <kv102t> magnetron: just gone down firewire and it's camera's
[20:45] <bhundven> werd, I know.
[20:45] <urthmover> good day folks...I have an sshfs question....how can I reduce the  ammount of chatter over a local network link that uses sshfs to  connect to my freenas box?  I have wireshark up and there are many  ACKs per minute
[20:45] <bhundven> Do I have to reboot for it to make change?
[20:45] <iceroot> wpauls: very interesting that oracle software is not running with oracle java 1.6
[20:45] <magnetron> bhundven: if you are running some alpha software i suggest you go to #ubuntu+1 , it's the support channel for unreleased ubuntu versions
[20:45] <iceroot> bhundven: #ubuntu+1
[20:45] <bhundven> ah
[20:45] <kv102t> magnetron:guess there are non? this site is for lots of devices that work with linux?
[20:45] <sjm> garfieldairlines, you might try #ubuntu-server or #ubuntu-ops
[20:46] <garfieldairlines> sjm: okay, I'll see the ops chan
[20:46] <magnetron> kv102t: there are many, just check the site
[20:46] <magnetron> kv102t: what TV standard is your country using?
[20:47] <kv102t> magnetron:am looking! thanks for your help. PAL (UK) ?
[20:47] <magnetron> kv102t: i thought UK switched to digital TV?
[20:47] <wpauls> oracle trader is most definetely not from oracle, it's from a stock trader that made his own trading program, and chose to call it oracle trader
[20:48] <kv102t> magnetron:Yeh, other cannels are still on at moment. soon to die. so would need to be digital.
[20:48] <magnetron> kv102t: from what i know, UK now uses DVB-T
[20:48] <kv102t> magnetron:ok, I could make do with just a VideoIN.
[20:49] <quidnunc> after inserting a CD I get "/media/cdrom0" does not exist. Is it supposed to?
[20:49] <aprovencio> hello everyone, do you guys know how can i force a luckClose command ?
[20:49] <kv102t> HDMI,AV,S-Video
[20:49] <madfox> quidnunc, where are you seeing that msg?
[20:49] <quidnunc> madfox: dialog box
[20:49] <quidnunc> madfox: output of mount
[20:49] <Stealth--> Hey
[20:50] <Stealth--> Its not letting me delete the partion shirtless
[20:50] <Stealth--> even from the live CD
[20:50] <wpauls> well thanks for trying, bye!
[20:50] <madfox> quidnunc ahh output of mount, try cycling through different numbers like cdrom1, cdrom2, cdrom3
[20:50] <wildc4rd> evenin' all
[20:51] <madfox> quidnunc on some systems for some reason the cd would only mount on one of those .-.
[20:51] <quidnunc> madfox: I'm not invoking mount manually (it's whatever it does automatically
[20:51] <Stealth--> I still get the message unable to delete dev/sda5 - POlease unmount any logical partitions having a number higher than 5
[20:51] <Stealth--> and this is when i am using the livecd shirtless
[20:51] <madfox> quidnunc odd
[20:52] <quidnunc> madfox: What do you have in media
[20:52] <quidnunc>  /media
[20:52] <Stealth--> Can anyone here help me?
[20:52] <zatan> hi Im trying to connect my laptop to LCD TV with HDMI to SVGA cable as anybody have ideas how to do it?
[20:52] <madfox> quidnunc nuthing, but i dont have a cd in or anything
[20:53] <Stealth--> Basically I am in the middle of deleting a partition, but Gparted is giving me a error message
[20:53] <madfox> Stealth-- what msg?
[20:54] <Stealth--> please unmount any logical partitions havuing a number higher than 5
[20:54] <Stealth--> I am using the liveCD to do this so dont understand it madfox
[20:54] <madfox> Stealth-- sounds pretty straight forward then
[20:54] <Stealth--> What do i do madfox?
[20:54] <Ianrr> I am a new Ubuntu user and I use to have web folders setup in Windows, so like my Z: was mapped to https://mysite.com/webdav.... does anyone know where I would start trying to get this same functionality in unbuntu
[20:55] <MeanEYE> evening ppl
[20:55] <madfox> Stealth-- unmount any logical partition having a number higher than 5 o.o
[20:55] <Stealth--> madfox I dont think there is any mounted and dont know what that meens
[20:55] <erUSUL> Ianrr: Places>Connect to Server. you can bookmark them
[20:56] <madfox> Stealth-- alrighty, well in your gparted screen what does it say for the various partitions?
[20:56] <Stealth--> hmm madfox?
[20:56] <Ianrr> erUSUL where is places
[20:57] <erUSUL> Ianrr: in the main menu ( ubuntu )
[20:57] <madfox> Stealth-- when you have gparted open, it lists your various partitions, what are they?
[20:57] <Stealth--> well the list of my partitions really , /dev/sda8, 5 , 6, 7
[20:57] <Stealth--> but none of them are mounted
[20:58] <nick1_> http://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/songstumblr/id386723282?mt=8
[20:58] <madfox> Stealth-- youve right clicked them and clicked unmount?
[20:59] <Stealth--> yeah
[20:59] <Stealth--> None of them are able to
[20:59] <madfox> Stealth-- unable to? no option or just wont let you?
[20:59] <murielgodoi> How to proceed in case of a "update-manager -d" crashed the netbook?
[21:00] <Stealth--> in 80% of them it wont let me, in about 3 of them theres no option
[21:00] <guntbert> I want to know where I can determine if firefox should move to foreground (or not)  when I click on an URL in some other application - is it an ubuntu setting or a firefox setting?
[21:00] <madfox> Stealth-- exit out, run in the terminal sudo gparted
[21:00] <shirtless> guntbert: you mean raised to the top-level of windows?
[21:01] <guntbert> shirtless: yes
[21:01] <Stealth--> ok madfox
[21:01] <Stealth--> it opens gparted again
[21:01] <jrib> guntbert: you can probably accomplish that with devilspie
[21:01] <Stealth--> and nothing T.T
[21:01] <gidna> How cani I remove the mbr and restore windows?
[21:01] <shirtless> guntbert: handled by metacity, probably. I don't think gnome is going to have an exposed setting. your best bet is to dig around in gconf-editor under metacity
[21:01] <jrib> gidna: ##windows
[21:01] <guntbert> shirtless: thx
[21:02] <jrib> !devilspie > guntbert
[21:02] <guntbert> jrib: devilspie?
[21:02] <Stealth--> madfox, Any suggestions?
[21:03] <madfox> Stealth-- nothing?
[21:03] <guntbert> jrib: thx, may I pm you?
[21:03] <kalle_> i tryed to burn a dvd-ram with brasero and k3b but get these errors 93510.466542] udf: Block 32 of volume descriptor sequence is corrupted or we could not read it.
[21:03] <kalle_> [93547.330122] UDF-fs: No fileset found
[21:03] <kalle_> [93547.713645] ISOFS: Unable to identify CD-ROM format., any ideas ?  also neither program supports erasing same discs to use again, is there a more advanced app ? something like nero ?
[21:03] <jrib> guntbert: better here
[21:03] <FloodBot3> kalle_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:03] <Stealth--> same error message as before when i try to delete madfox
[21:03] <madfox> Stealth-- yeah but the unmounting part
[21:03] <Stealth--> yeah:?
[21:03] <madfox> Stealth-- does it let you now?
[21:03] <guntbert> jrib: how did you accomplish that " <jrib> wants you to know:" part?
[21:04] <jrib> guntbert: ubottu just does that when you do:   !foo > bar
[21:04] <kalle_> http://paste.ubuntu.com/487981/
[21:04] <Stealth--> nope madfox
[21:04] <magnetron> kalle_: which version of ubuntu are you using? are you editing an existing UDF filesystem or are you making a completely new one?
[21:05] <guntbert> jrib: ah I see - seems to be a long time since someone sent me something :-)
[21:05] <kalle_> 10.0.4 something latest, making a new one
[21:05] <magnetron> kalle_: it seems like the filesystem on the disc is damaged, try to erase it
[21:05] <kalle_> just did
[21:05] <madfox> Stealth-- what err msg is it throwing when you try to unmount the ones that have the option, but wont let you?
[21:05] <kalle_> had to use anoter pc since linux wont let me erase
[21:05] <Stealth--> madfox, I cant click the button
[21:06] <Stealth--> it wont let me
[21:06] <magnetron> kalle_: well, seems like your current disc is damaged then.
[21:06] <Stealth--> and when i check it it tels me its unmounted
[21:06] <kalle_> i doubt that
[21:06] <magnetron> kalle_: i guess that when you say "linux won't let me" you are really trying to say "i got an error message"? what was the error message?
[21:07] <kalle_> there is no option in either brasero or k3b that i can find to erase a disc, why not ?
[21:07] <madfox> Stealth-- what?
[21:08] <Stealth--> madfox, I am gonna brb, are you gonna be here in half a hour to speak?
[21:08] <magnetron> kalle_: nobody can answer your question because you are simply incorrect. there's a tool for erasing discs in Brasero
[21:08] <madfox> Stealth-- maybe
[21:08] <Stealth--> ok mate cheers
[21:08] <Stealth--> brb then
[21:09] <zatan> hi Im trying to connect my laptop to LCD TV with HDMI to SVGA cable as anybody have ideas how to do it?
[21:09] <shirtless> update-grub is hanging at 'Generating grub.cfg'
[21:09] <shirtless> anyone know how I can troubleshoot it?
[21:10] <magnetron> zatan: VGA is analog and HDMI is digital. you'll need a converter, which will probably be pretty expensive.
[21:10] <madfox> shirtless are you sure it's hanging or just taking awhile?
[21:10] <shirtless> madfox: it's definitely, definitely, hung
[21:10] <shirtless> oh
[21:10] <shirtless> it's a script, so I'll set -x inside
[21:11] <zatan> magnetron,  so why they are selling this cable and saying its suitable for computers?
[21:11] <magnetron> zatan: excuse me?
[21:11] <glaucous> I have ATI drivers installed (10.8), but I'm having a problem with my OpenGL headers, it seems like they're old (not supporting VBO etc). But the headers should be updated with the ATI drivers. What should I try?
[21:12] <zatan> magnetron, what are you trying to say that is not possible to connect pc to laptop with svga and hdmi cable?
[21:12] <magnetron> zatan: many computers have HDMI or DVI-D connectors, they will easily connect to your TV with HDMI input
[21:13] <blueyed> I want to automount my usb harddrive when it's plugged in. I am using cryptsetup. Is this the way to go? (via udev) http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Udev#Auto_mounting_USB_devices
[21:13] <magnetron> zatan: it is only possible to connect a SVGA output to a HDMI input if you buy an expensive converter box
[21:13] <Baphomet> :O
[21:13] <shirtless> update-grub is getting stuck trying to probe my root filesystem,  here is the line from set -x inserted into grub-mkconfig: + /usr/sbin/grub-probe --device /dev/sda6 --target=drive
[21:14] <shirtless> anyone know potential causes for that?
[21:14] <zatan> magnetron,I understood , but DVI cable is going to be suitable for intel 950 graphic card?
[21:14] <Baphomet> who plays AOE II????
[21:15] <shirtless> ah, device.map.
[21:15] <shirtless> where is kept?
[21:15] <erUSUL> !appdb > Baphomet
[21:15] <aprovencio> hello everyone, do you guys know how can i force a luckClose command ?
[21:15] <shirtless> wait, when i do it as root there is a different story
[21:15] <magnetron> zatan: i don't know if your graphic card has a DVI connector. i thought you said it only had a SVGA connector?
[21:16] <guntbert> shirtless: may I occupy your brain once more (about the raising of a window): when firefox stays (with focus) in the background while chromium is raised to the top level -- that looks like it is a firefox setting, right?
[21:16] <magnetron> aprovencio: try being a little more detailed about what kind of command "luckClose" is and in which context you are trying to force it
[21:17] <Shreeyash> hey, i'm using a intel alc883 in-built sound card, in my efforts to enable surround sound, i re-installed alsa from alsa-project, now my sound card is not detected, is there a way to set it back?
[21:17] <shirtless> guntbert: while it probably could be configured in firefox, I don't know if the firefox developers would expose such a setting. If it is configurable that way try about:config or try devilspie as that other guy suggested but its kind of alpha software so good luck with that one
[21:17] <sameerk> hello good evenin/mornin is there anyway i can change login or resume screen where it ask for your details
[21:17] <zatan> magnetron, yes i just checked my PC doesnt have DVI connector ... I still got another connector SVGA to AV. but also i couldt figured how to connect.
[21:17] <guntbert> shirtless: thx for your input
[21:17] <zatan> magnetron,  thank you for explaining me
[21:17] <sameerk> using 10.04
[21:18] <magnetron> zatan: does your computer have an S-VHS output?
[21:18] <Baphomet> xd
[21:18] <Baphomet> geeks
[21:18] <Baphomet> :D:D
[21:18] <magnetron> Baphomet: it seems like you are on IRC, in the Ubuntu support channel. welcome
[21:18] <madfox> !ot | Baphomet
[21:19] <zatan> magnetron,  sorry i just checked i doesnt have S-VHS output.
[21:19] <sameerk> another question is there a device manager in ubuntu 10.04 like u got in windows
[21:19] <magnetron> zatan: maybe your TV has VGA input?
[21:19] <magnetron> sameerk: yes, but it's not needed since all working drivers comes bundled with Ubuntu
[21:20] <erikhm> hey, I seem to have broken my ubuntu. I'm using 10.04, and just installed the nvidia drivers from synaptic package manager, restarted, and now after choosing ubuntu from grub it just goes to a black screen, like my screen has been turned off or something. is there anyway to roll back the driver from the grub command line?
[21:20] <aprovencio> magnetron, alright. My encrypted external drive did not unmounted properly, and now i can't re-mount it because its stuck at /dev/mapper. A luksClose comand on the device gives me a "null device or access denied" message.
[21:20] <shirtless> haha i fixed my problem
[21:20] <bastidrazor> sameerk: install gnome-device-manager
[21:20] <shirtless> !!! strace & set -x are the winners! !!!
[21:20] <edgar> alguien que me ayude a conectar mysql remoto
[21:20] <zatan> magnetron,  yes my TV have VGA input
[21:20] <sameerk> is it ubuntu software centre
[21:20] <sameerk> in
[21:20] <sameerk> >
[21:20] <sameerk> ?
[21:20] <erUSUL> erikhm: try to boot into recovery mode and in the menu choose repair X
[21:20] <erUSUL> !es | edgar
[21:20] <aprovencio> magnetron, so i want to force a luksClose command in order to be able to mount the HD again
[21:20] <magnetron> zatan: great! all you need is a VGA cable connecting the SVGA output of the laptop to the VGA input of the TV
[21:20] <erikhm> recovery mode does the same thing
[21:21] <erikhm> goes black
[21:21] <magnetron> aprovencio: hmm, did you use sudo? just guessing here
[21:21] <aprovencio> magnetron, yep
[21:21] <erUSUL> erikhm: can you change to different VT? crtl + alt + f1 ?
[21:21] <zatan> magnetron, look i got this cable : http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/NEW-1-8M-HDMI-SVGA-VGA-CONVERTER-CABLE-ADAPTER-M-M-/350390041446?pt=UK_Computing_CablesConnectors_RL&hash=item5194dfbb66    and its saying that  HDMI TO SVGA VGA CONVERTER CABLE ADAPTER M/M
[21:21] <Fableflame> Hey guys, I'm having an issue installing Remastersys. It keeps telling me "E: Couldn't find package remastersys"
[21:21] <erUSUL> !find remaster
[21:22] <erikhm> nope, tried that to, actually that is something I noticed even before installing the drivers, recovery mode never worked, I could never boot into only command line
[21:22] <duffydack> Fableflame, need a ppa
[21:22] <magnetron> zatan: that cable will only work for very few graphic cards, probably not for your computer
[21:22] <Fableflame> duffydack, and where do I find that?
[21:22] <duffydack> Fableflame, or use the OEM install method...
[21:23] <erUSUL> erikhm: then boot into a livecd mount the ubuntu artition and move the xorg.conf file out of the way.
[21:23] <nubuntu> Helloooooooooooooo
[21:23] <erikhm> will that still work if I installed it from windows?
[21:23] <madfox> !ask | nubuntu
[21:23] <erUSUL> erikhm: sudo mv /mount/point/etc/X11/xorg.conf  /mount/point/etc/X11/xorg.conf.useless
[21:23] <sameerk> thanks bastidrozer:)
[21:23] <m15k> hi is there a gui in 10.4 for configuring nfs?
[21:23] <sameerk> got it
[21:23] <erUSUL> erikhm: is wubi install ?
[21:24] <Fableflame> duffydack: so that will let me create an ISO of my current install? With all my stuff?
[21:24] <erikhm> erUSUL: yes
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[21:24] <FloodBot3> KBlJWQ-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[21:24] <AaronMT> ......
[21:24] <erUSUL> erikhm: should work. but to mount the ubuntu "partition" you will have to read the wubi wiki
[21:24] <genewitch> seriously?
[21:24] <erUSUL> !wubi | erikhm
[21:25] <SCD[Eire]> That guy was such a nazi
[21:25] <coolguy_> any females in here want to teach me sex?
[21:25] <erUSUL> !ot | coolguy_
[21:25] <coolguy_> okay
[21:26] <erikhm> erUSUL: okay, so after that, how do I get the nvidia drivers working?
[21:26] <uRock> !!!! Can you guys do something with the flood bots to block KBlJWQ?
[21:26] <erUSUL> !nvidia | erikhm
[21:26] <Tm_T> uRock: all possible should be done
[21:26] <pachinsv> hi everybody!
[21:26] <erikhm> erUSUL: alright, thanks
[21:27] <erUSUL> erikhm: good luck
[21:27] <tetsuo----> is there an easy way to scan for virusses in ubuntu?
[21:27] <erUSUL> !info clamtk
[21:27] <CreativeX> in ubuntu? do you want to find virus'?
[21:28] <sameerk> another question i got this trident usb tv 2.0 box is there a tv app?
[21:28] <tetsuo----> CreativeX: might be one hiding in wine
[21:28] <oracle> what virus
[21:28] <realubot> How do I fix overscan at a plasma TV not having a slider to adjust overscan in Ubuntu? Will xrandr or startx pr something help me out?
[21:28] <erUSUL> !info xawtv
[21:28] <oracle> !virus
[21:28] <CreativeX> i dont belive in that
[21:28] <oracle> there you go
[21:28] <oracle> you don't need antivirus on linux
[21:29] <uRock> why do people always get harassed for wanting to have an AV, when almost everyone has a friend with Windows?
[21:29] <tetsuo----> uRock:  well said\
[21:29] <CreativeX> uRock :P
[21:29] <tetsuo----> and stupid ubuntu users, that OK everything they see
[21:29] <uRock> =)
[21:29] <magnetron> !info tvtime | sameerk
[21:30] <Fableflame> I love Linux, I go around downloading everything I can because I know that Linux is completely immune to viruses!!!
[21:30] <Stealth-> Hello back
[21:30] <Stealth-> infact nvm
[21:30] <nakhlawi> Fableflame: Not completely immune
[21:30] <tetsuo----> you can still get rooted
[21:30] <stealth_brb_in_5> brb
[21:31] <Fableflame> What's that firefox? This website is a reported attack site? Pshh, I'm on Linux!
[21:31] <hiexpo> Fableflame, its not completelt immune do not be mistaken
[21:31] <Fableflame>  /sarcasm
[21:31] <uRock> what happens when you get to it before it gets reported to FF?
[21:31] <Fableflame> nakhlawi, hiexpo  uRock: You guys know I'm kidding, right?
[21:31] <jrib> "common sense"is the best antivirus and the only one you really need
[21:31] <uRock> I am guilty of testing sites for MS people myself
[21:32] <nakhlawi> jrib: correct
[21:32] <uRock> si senor Fableflame
[21:32] <Baphomet> si señor?
[21:32] <uRock> I don't have those fonts on me keyboard
[21:33] <BluSpoon> Evening all.
[21:33] <guntbert> !ot | Fableflame
[21:33] <hiexpo> sup guntbert
[21:33] <progre55> is it possible to extract a tar file and at the same time, delete the old files?
[21:33] <sameerk> i install xawtv its detecting my webcam instead of usb tv card
[21:33] <Fableflame> guntbert, I wasn't off topic. . .
[21:34] <progre55> cause I dont have enough space on my hard
[21:34] <ariasbeep> hello
[21:34] <guntbert> Fableflame: you were - the topic of *this* channel is ubuntu support, not talking about ubuntu related things
[21:34] <ariasbeep> I getting a error message when I try to copy a file with a name with "ñ" or "í"
[21:35] <sameerk> anyone?
[21:35] <erUSUL> ariasbeep: where are you copying the files to ?
[21:35] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: moving the file
[21:35] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: other directory
[21:36] <erUSUL> ariasbeep: same filesystem ?
[21:36] <sameerk> any other tv app
[21:36] <coolguy_> is it okay to smoke around computers? particularly ubuntu?
[21:36] <sameerk> for usb 2.0 tv card
[21:36] <th0r> coolguy_: depends on what you are smoking
[21:36] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: sometimes 7zip files or .pdf files with a "ñ" letter in the name
[21:37] <madfox> coolguy_ how the hell would the OS matter o.o?
[21:37] <realubot> erUSUL: Well, I want to output the Desktop at a plasma TV through HDMI. Right now the TV overscans the Desktop so that the panels are almost cut off.
[21:37] <erUSUL> ariasbeep: i'm asking if you are copying the files to a ntfs or vfat partition
[21:37] <coolguy_> tobacco/sometimes marijuana th0r, is this okay?
[21:37] <Fableflame> Smoking isn't about Ubuntu, you guys are offtopic
[21:37] <oracle> where are source files located after you do apt-get source hostapd
[21:37] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: usb memory
[21:37] <guntbert> coolguy_: that wasn't funny in #ubuntu-offtopic -- and here its less so - stop it
[21:37] <tetsuo----> how can i make clamtk scan the hidden .wine folder/
[21:37] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: flash memory
[21:37] <coolguy_> ok
[21:38] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: for example
[21:38] <magnetron> oracle: should be downloaded to the current directory
[21:38] <VCoolio> oracle: in your current folder, echo $PWD
[21:38] <erUSUL> ariasbeep: so probably fat filesystem. could be that it was not correctkly mounted to accept the foreign chars
[21:38] <oracle> thanks you two
[21:38] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: nop I think is nautilus
[21:38] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: cause the name
[21:39] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: the character "ñ" for example appears like a figure
[21:39] <kermit> how do i edit a pdf?
[21:39] <ariasbeep> erUSUL: this is a name of a directory I got Libros_masoner�a by [Dead] (codificación no válida)
[21:39] <erUSUL> !nfo pdfedit
[21:39] <erUSUL> !info pdfedit
[21:40] <ariasbeep> (codification not valid)
[21:40] <erUSUL> ariasbeep: maybe we can continue in #ubuntu-es ?
[21:40] <lat> After upgrading to Ubuntu 10.04, bootup fails, unless I hit the shift key and choose a very old kernal. Also, xchat now gives the following error: "Connection failed. Error: Connection timed out". xchat still works on a Windows computer on the same lan. Anyone know what is wrong, and how to fix?
[21:41] <erUSUL> !es | ariasbeep
[21:41] <ariasbeep> gracias
[21:41] <ariasbeep> join #ubuntu-es
[21:41] <M1DLGpc> u need to use / at the begining
[21:41] <ariasbeep> ok sorry
[21:41] <M1DLGpc> :)
[21:42] <ariasbeep> join #ubuntu-es
[21:42] <ariasbeep> again
[21:42] <sameerk> usb 2.0 tv box tv app anyone?
[21:42] <M1DLGpc> maybe u need to go to the freenode tab first
[21:42] <erUSUL> ariasbeep: /join #ubuntu-es
[21:43] <Mortan> hello
[21:43] <realubot> erUSUL: How would xawtv help me prevent overscan displaying the Desktop at a plasma TV?
[21:44] <erUSUL> realubot: the xawtv factoid was for another person asking for a way to use a TV receiver...
[21:44] <Mortan> I'm writing this application for easy user creation in a "kiosk" type enviroment, and i'm trying to find a way to make a RPC to the central LTSP server to create a user, how do i get started with RPC on ubuntu?
[21:45] <TiK> way above my knowlegde level ;)
[21:45] <sameerk> i guess no one :(
[21:45] <TiK> ege
[21:45] <well_laid_lawn> sameerk:  try   me-tv
[21:45] <magnetron> sameerk: did you check out tvtime? a search for "tv" in Ubuntu Software Center gives alot of good suggestions, i've heard of people using VLC, kaffeine, mplayer and other apps
[21:45] <vest> hey any girl out there?
[21:45] <Aimee-afk> Yeah, I'm a girl.
[21:45] <Aimee-afk> Also.
[21:46] <uRock> !ot | vest
[21:46] <Aimee-afk> Does anyone know of a package in the ubuntu repos that will let me read my computer's temperature sensors?
[21:46] <sameerk> ok thanks let me try that :)
[21:46] <uRock> computemp
[21:46] <magnetron> Aimee-afk: yes, the lmsensors package
[21:46] <uRock> it is in USC
[21:46] <Aimee-afk> Hm
[21:46] <magnetron> Aimee-afk: i use the sensors-applet for Gnome
[21:46] <Aimee-afk> magnetron: Can i set the refresh rate on that
[21:46] <hiexpo> lib-sensors
[21:47] <Aimee-afk> of how often it asks for new readings
[21:47] <magnetron> Aimee-afk: yes.
[21:47] <Aimee-afk> Cool
[21:47] <Aimee-afk> I'll give it a try
[21:47] <Aimee-afk> magnetron: I can't find lmsensors
[21:47] <magnetron> Aimee-afk: cool? it's over 30°C
[21:47] <Mortan> So noone has any experience using Remote Procedure call via python?
[21:48] <maco> vest: of course there are women here. what do you think it is, a seminary? i dont see how that's anything to do with ubuntu though
[21:48] <magnetron> Aimee-afk: lm-sensors
[21:48] <Aimee-afk> Ah xD
[21:48] <Aimee> Sorry for the nickname, I just got back and didnt change it
[21:48] <Aimee> lol
[21:49] <Aimee> interesting
[21:49] <erUSUL> !away > Aimee
[21:49] <M1DLGpc> I have a xp home partition I've copied to usb hdd, I want to change the folders and file permissions to allow the users folder to be read by the new xp install by all users once that pc has xp reinstalled. how do I change the user permissions using ubuntu?
[21:49] <Aimee> erUSUL: I already had my away thing before I joined
[21:49] <Aimee> So sorry
[21:49] <Aimee> I just use /anick, not /amsg or /ame to announce
[21:50] <erUSUL> Aimee: ok fair enough ;=P
[21:50] <Aimee> Anyhow
[21:50] <Aimee> I already have lm-sensors
[21:50] <Aimee> cute
[21:50] <evil_genius> hi aimee
[21:50] <erUSUL> M1DLGpc: linux can not manipulate windows permissions
[21:51] <evil_genius> hi Aimee
[21:51] <progre55> how to extract files from a tar archive and at the same time delete the archive? due to the lack of space on hd )
[21:51] <magnetron> Aimee: i suggest you also install hddtemp, adds support for SATA/IDE hard drive temperature sensors
[21:51] <M1DLGpc> erUSUL, oh, if I copy the folders to new location can they be removed that way?
[21:51] <magnetron> progre55: weren't you the one trying to pipe a tarball over SSH?
[21:51] <Aimee> hi Evil_genius
[21:52] <Aimee> Ok so
[21:52] <hiexpo> Aimee, type lm-sensors in synaptic see if you have libsensors and applet
[21:53] <progre55> magnetron: yep.. I found this "tar zcvf - SOURCEDIR | ssh user1@remotehost 'cd DESTDIR; tar zxvf - ' " but the files are not preserving ownership.. and I cannot sudo scp, cause my root doesnt have a password
[21:53] <SCD[Eire]> Anyone good with photoshop or gimp etc message me please :P
[21:53] <progre55> magnetron: so now I need to just do this "tar zcvf - SOURCEDIR | ssh user1@remotehost "cat > /DESTDIR/DESTFILE.tar.gz" " and then extract it )
[21:53] <hiexpo> !gimp > SCD[Eire]
[21:53] <acerimmer> re: edubuntu - I'm running a virtual 8.04.1 edubuntu.  At one point it had a simulated ltsp cluster?  Can't seem to find that function now.  HELP!
[21:53] <Aimee> hiexpo, which applet do i want
[21:53] <Aimee> -dev or normal
[21:53] <madfox> porgre55 cant use sudo cause root doesnt have a pass???
[21:53] <Aimee> erm, -plugin0 or -plugin-dev
[21:54] <evil_genius> Aimee just greeted you byee i dont want to populate it bye take care
[21:54] <madfox> porgre55 the whole point of sudo is so you dont need a pass for root :/
[21:54] <tetsuo----> it already found a virus
[21:54] <hiexpo> Aimee, sensors-applet
[21:54] <tetsuo----> :/
[21:54] <Aimee> evil_genius: Okay
[21:54] <magnetron> progre55: you COULD just transfer the tar.gz, log in to the remote machine and extract the archive there (with root permissions)
[21:54] <SCD[Eire]> hiexpo, I know what it is...
[21:54] <hiexpo> SCD[Eire], ok
[21:54] <Aimee> ah ok
[21:54] <SCD[Eire]> I need help doing something with it
[21:54] <Aimee> so I dont have that, I'm installing now
[21:55] <SCD[Eire]> And I can't find a graphic design channel :P
[21:55] <Aimee> SCD[Eire], Try /msg ALIS HELP LIST
[21:55] <BostX> irc://irc.freenode.org/ufoai
[21:55] <realubot> erUSUL: Ok, sorry.
[21:56] <lucascastro> is just check what group take sudo permission on "/etc/sudoers"
[21:56] <Aimee> ok
[21:56] <Aimee> I've installed hddtemp and the applet
[21:56] <lucascastro> and take a look if your use is in its group.
[21:56] <bastidrazor> lucascastro: admin group allows sudo use.
[21:57] <lucascastro> I know.
[21:57] <lucascastro> but I didn't remember what group is in hardy.
[21:57] <avi_> Hello, how can I skin the login screen? I can't find any themes, or a method of installing them.. I would need them to be scalable or native to my resolution. So where can I go to look, and where can I learn how to install? This is Lucid 10.04.1 we're talking about. thanks SO much!!
[21:57] <magnetron> Aimee: it won't be available until you restart gnome-panel
[21:57] <Maahes> gdebi is crashing when it attempts to load a package what can i use to install with, or rather: How do I use dpkg to do this?
[21:58] <Aimee> magnetron: How do I restart gnome-panel... I wish I was joking on asking that but I'm not
[21:58] <tuga3d> hi all, im testing 10.10 beta, what room should i go to talk about?
[21:58] <progre55> magnetron: yea that's what I'm doing now.. so I asked, if it's possible to extract a tar file, and delete the archive at the same time while extracting?
[21:58] <rww> tuga3d: #ubuntu+1
[21:58] <Aimee> I'm having a interesting afternoon if you know what I mean
[21:58] <magnetron> Aimee: i would simply log out and log back in again.
[21:58] <Maahes> Aimee: alt+f2 gnome-panel
[21:58] <tuga3d> rww: thnks
[21:58] <nakhlawi> avi_: get them from art.gnome.org
[21:58] <VCoolio> avi_: gdm2setup can configure some things in the new gdm, find it on launchpad.net
[21:58] <VCoolio> avi_: gdm skins won't work anymore
[21:59] <magnetron> progre55: what, you have lack of hard disk space on BOTH the local AND the remote system?
[21:59] <avi_> VCoolio, That sounds great. I figured that the older stuff wouldn't be compatible with the new lucid GDM thing. I'll install that PPA. Thanks!
[21:59] <pdk> would it be safe to assume that the listings in the wireless compatibility list more or less apply as well to 64 bit lucid
[21:59] <progre55> magnetron: yeah, that's the problem =)