[04:41] <IntuitiveNipple> !es
[04:41] <ubotu> Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[04:41] <Shinomura> arg, sorry
[04:41] <tondar> afief: NVU
[04:41] <Toma-> afief: nvu
[04:41] <farion> sorbus111: perhaps the backlight is only switched off and you can turn it on by using some hotkeys
[04:41] <Heroin> NVU
[04:41] <afief> tondar, couldn't find it in the repository:S
[04:41] <tondar> not in there
[04:41] <tondar> afief:
[04:41] <idefixx> rickympl: well im a bit confused here you said your virtual system is supposed to get the ip .102 but you say it has got .100 - what is the ip your windows system has?
[04:41] <farion> sorbus111: does something indicates the suspendstate - a flashing led or something else
[04:41] <Sorbus111> farion: thanks, I'll go and try that now to see if that's it
[04:41] <tondar> afief: goto the site
[04:41] <abc> who can help me with make-kpkg? it keeps ruining my config
[04:42] <digital_k> afief: have you checked out scribus?
[04:42] <afief> digital_k, nope
[04:42] <farion> sorbus111: and do you know about http://en.opensuse.org/S2ram?
[04:42] <Sorbus111> farion: yeah, the power leds flash when sleeping. when I try to wake it it seems to start up, just the screen it blank. I'm not sure if it's just the screen or the system too.
[04:42] <digital_k> http://www.scribus.net/
[04:42] <tondar> afief: you need to enable Prerequisites: add universe and multiverse repositories.
[04:43] <Sorbus111> farion: I didn't know about that... I've just switched to linux and I'm finding it hard to find things...
[04:43] <tondar> afief: goto http://www.ubuntux.org/how-to-install-nvu-the-web-authoring-system for more help
[04:43] <IntuitiveNipple> Sorbus111: That sounds like a common issue. I have that on some Vaio's, not resolved it yet
[04:43] <farion> sorbus111: you can switch the num or the caps-lock to see if your system is up
[04:43] <digital_k> afief: the link is just for screenshots, etc. Scribus is available in the repos.
[04:43] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21138/
[04:44] <IntuitiveNipple> Thanks
[04:44] <bullgard4> Where is explained the format of this dmesg message: "ACPI: DSDT (v001 INTEL  ALVISO   0x06040000 MSFT 0x0100000e) @ 0x00000000"?
[04:44] <BlitZ> Can anyone reference me to a installation troubleshooting guide, I cant seem to find one
[04:45] <LjL> !install > BlitZ    (BlitZ, see the private message from Ubotu)
[04:45] <Sorbus111> farion: I tried pressing capslock, it came on, then won't go off again.
[04:46] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: What does "ndiswrapper -l" report?
[04:46] <farion> sorbus111: so your system should be up again - did you try to suspend without a running X from the console?
[04:46] <Gerro> listing of drivers uploaded I think
[04:46] <effie_jayx> Hey has anyone installed ubuntu on a "compaq presario f5000" laptop
[04:47] <Gerro> compaq presario v6000 here
[04:47] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: that the device is installed
[04:47] <Sorbus111> farion: without a running X?
[04:47] <Gerro> effie_jayx: what's the problem?
[04:47] <digital_k> effie_jayx:what is your issue?
[04:47] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: hold on i will give you more info
[04:47] <effie_jayx> well
[04:47] <tondar> scribus is for  press ? not web
[04:47] <effie_jayx> when I am going to install using the live cd
[04:48] <farion> sorbus111: yes, without the graphical userinterface - often such failures are problems with a graphiccard-driver
[04:48] <effie_jayx> it freezes with a blank page
[04:48] <Gerro> effie_jayx: put it into vga mode
[04:48] <Willbert> effie: use the alternative cd
[04:48] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: netani: driver installed device (17CB:0001) present
[04:48] <effie_jayx> Gerro, it is in vga mode
[04:48] <farion> sorbus111: by the way: ati, nvidia or intel graphiccard?
[04:48] <effie_jayx> but I have to change resolution to make it work
[04:48] <Gerro> effie_jayx: you tried the f key option for vga?
[04:48] <effie_jayx> farion,  it is a nvidia
[04:48] <Sorbus111> farion: I did get a warning that my graphics card had unsupported drivers, but that it should work normally anyway... nvidia
[04:49] <ivo> hello, (running feisty xubuntu) I'm trying to configure the wireless network at university but the wpa_gui "COULD NOT GET STATUS FROM WPA_SUPPLICANT"... I didn't get any further on the web, can anybody help me?
[04:49] <digital_k> tondar:you are correct. I dont know why, but that was on the top of my head..
[04:49] <digital_k> lol
[04:49] <mibebe120202> hola
[04:49] <effie_jayx> Gerro,  the vga mode breaks
[04:49] <Gerro> effie_jayx: hmm well mine is similar model only trouble I had was had to switch off wireless during live cd boot and use vga then after installed it I installed nvidia and blacklisted the broadcom driver
[04:49] <Berny_> heya, just wondering if anyone here has any experience with openldap and gid and uids?
[04:49] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: Things are looking goodish so far :) ... can you pastebin the results of "dmesg | grep ndiswrapper"
[04:49] <effie_jayx> gerro it won't boot...
[04:50] <tondar> digital_k: np ;)
[04:50] <farion> sorbus111: did you install the nvidia-glx driver?
[04:50] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: ok
[04:50] <Gerro> effie_jayx: which vga mode resolution are you using?
[04:50] <ltk> hi, i'm using feisty. when i resume from hibernate, my disk is set to udma2 instead of udma5  which would be correct. I checked with hdparm. what can I do? (HP nx7010) 82801DBM (ICH4-M) IDE Controller
[04:50] <Sorbus111> farion: I don't have internet access on my laptop yet
[04:50] <Gerro> effie_jayx: does the cd check go alright?
[04:50] <digital_k> scribus looks and acts very much like a an app I have used in windows, maybe thats where the confusion came from
[04:50] <digital_k> "p
[04:50] <Gerro> Sorbus111: with wireless, ethernet, or modem?
[04:50] <effie_jayx> Gerro,  1024X768 X32
[04:50] <Berny_> I am trying to find where I can set the initial group number and uid number etc, and how it goes about creating groups etc
[04:50] <phoenixbyrd> apt-get: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libstdc++.so.6: undefined symbol: , version GLIBCXX_3.4
[04:51] <phoenixbyrd> help :(
[04:51] <Gerro> effie_jayx: hmm try 800x600 if that is option it usually works
[04:51] <digital_k> I still cannot use hibernate or suspend with feisty
[04:51] <digital_k> its annoying
[04:51] <farion> you can switch to console with Strg-Alt-F1 (and back with Alt-F7) - there you can stop gdm sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop (later you can start it with start)
[04:51] <Sorbus111> Gerro: I've got a usb modem/router, currently only in use on this computer (winxp)
[04:51] <Gerro> effie_jayx: if you install from alternate cd though you could boot up and press esc to enter recovery console and install nvidia
[04:51] <effie_jayx> Gerro, I managed to install using safe graphics mode... but I couldn't get the installed system to start
[04:51] <hylje> i'm using the xorg "ati" driver. suspend-to-ram fails to bring the machine up
[04:52] <digital_k> black screen right? and it does nothing?
[04:52] <digital_k> i get that too.
[04:52] <Sorbus111> yeah
[04:52] <Molluck> can somebody help me access the wireless network in ubuntu from my laptop?
[04:52] <Gerro> effie_jayx: yeah it doesn't have safe graphics option so install through grub recovery console
[04:52] <digital_k> the keyboard lights come on, thats it
[04:52] <farion> Sorbus111: if the suspend works - i think it is a problem with your graphicsdriver
[04:52] <dmaz> can I ask a question?
[04:52] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21140/
[04:52] <digital_k> dmaz:sure
[04:52] <IntuitiveNipple> Ta
[04:52] <Sorbus111> I'll try updating the graphics driver then
[04:53] <Gerro> effie_jayx: which processor does it use?
[04:53] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: YAY! There's your problem... the adapter is fine, but the WEP key is failing
[04:53] <farion> sorbus111: i dont think thats the solution
[04:53] <effie_jayx> Gerro,  you suggest an alternate install? and whne do I isntall what how...
[04:53] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: but why
[04:53] <effie_jayx> Gerro,  Amd Sempro 3400*
[04:53] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: I know it is correct
[04:53] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: I reentered it 4 times
[04:53] <farion> sorbus111: but at first try with the hotkeys, or switch to console and back - like i described
[04:53] <Molluck> I'm having trouble accessing the wireless network in Ubuntu 7.04.  Can somebody help me access the wireless network on my laptop?
[04:53] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: I even did copy past from the router
[04:53] <Sorbus111> okay
[04:54] <Gerro> effie_jayx: start it up and press esc when you see it mention grub. choose use recovery console as root.
[04:54] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: ahhh yes, I'm not saying the key is incorrect, just that it is failing... I'm digging for info on this now
[04:54] <farion> sorbus111: and if that did not work try http://en.opensuse.org/S2ram
[04:54] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: Thank you very much
[04:55] <flyingyellowpig> which one is better Ubuntu or Ubuntu Studio?
[04:56] <digital_k> flyingyellowpig:depends on what you want to do I would say.
[04:56] <digital_k> I am wanting to try U. Studio
[04:56] <Pici> flyingyellowpig: If you're definitly going to be doing alot of heavy audio work, I'd suggest Studio, otherwise regular Ubuntu
[04:56] <effie_jayx> Gerro,  ok.. so I press etc and it says I am leaving the graphical boot menu and starting the text mode interface
[04:57] <Gerro> yeah
[04:57] <MrPantoufle> hello. I need some help for installation on Ubuntu 6.06 on a macbook. During the installation of refit, I have an error of dependency libc6 but this one is installed. thx for helping and sorry for my english :)
[04:57] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: Yet another pastebin :p  "sudo iwlist encryption"
[04:57] <digital_k> MrPantoufle: so I am clear, you do have it installed?
[04:58] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple:  ok hold on
[04:58] <flyingyellowpig> I need just to listen to music and have a great OS,i mean stable and very customisable
[04:58] <private_meta> hi...
[04:58] <flyingyellowpig> Pici
[04:58] <Pici> flyingyellowpig: I'm going to suggest regular Ubuntu then.
[04:58] <digital_k> flyingyellowpig: try them both and see which one sticks.
[04:58] <private_meta> can anyone give me a hint why open office suddenly ain't working anymore on my computer? (feisty fawn installation)
[04:58] <MrPantoufle> > digital_k  libc6 is installed I guess
[04:58] <flyingyellowpig> ok is there much difference between them?
[04:58] <elyase> Hi, is there any easy way of creating a quick GUI
[04:59] <elyase> any tool?
[04:59] <farion> flyingyellowpig: if you dont want to record you own music it is ubuntu
[04:59] <Lacrymology> why doesn't make menuconfig work? it says I don't have "KEY_LEFT" and "KEY_RIGHT" defined
[04:59] <digital_k> MrPantoufle: try this. open terminal, and then type: sudo apt-get -f install
[04:59] <flyingyellowpig> Well now i ahve xfce,kubuntu and Ubuntu
[04:59] <ubuntu__> is there ubuntu screencast channel?
[04:59] <flyingyellowpig> ok
[04:59] <flyingyellowpig> yep there is @ http://shots.osdir.com/slideshows/slideshow.php?release=791&slide=3
[04:59] <digital_k> when are you getting that error MrPantoufle?
[04:59] <farion> MrPantoufle: perhaps it is libc6-dev
[05:00] <elyase>  Hi, is there any easy way of creating a quick GUI
[05:00] <elyase>  any tool?
[05:00] <digital_k> quick?
[05:00] <unimatrix9> ubuntu edgy cant play vcd, does some one know how to fix this?
[05:00] <Toma-> elyase: gui for what?
[05:00] <farion> MrPantoufle: did you try to install refit via macosx - that was the way, i did it
[05:00] <flyingyellowpig> have you people tried ubuntustudio then?
[05:00] <elyase>  Hi, is there any easy way of creating a quick GUI
[05:00] <elyase>  any tool or recomendation?
[05:00] <bullgard4> private_meta: start Oo in a Gnome terminal and report what error messages you obtain.
[05:00] <farion> flyingyellowpig: yes
[05:00] <tuskernini> feisty shows my data dvd as audio disk?
[05:00] <digital_k> elyase: what do you mean exactly? lol
[05:01] <private_meta> bullgard4: did that already http://nopaste.info/8abee69af9.html
[05:01] <farion> flyingyellowpig: ubuntu studio is only an ubuntu with some recordingapps and a lowlatencykernel - you also can install this features later in ubuntu
[05:01] <unimatrix9> how would i get ubuntu to play vcd?
[05:01] <flyingyellowpig> so what are you tough farion?
[05:01] <elyase> well
[05:01] <flyingyellowpig> ok
[05:01] <lyb> hi guys
[05:01] <elyase> I want to make some kind of script code
[05:01] <digital_k> farion: us a lowlatency kernel recommended over what feisty installs?
[05:01] <digital_k> is*
[05:01] <unimatrix9> hi lyb!
[05:01] <elyase> more easy to use
[05:02] <Molluck> Can somebody help me with a Ubuntu 7.04 Laptop Wireless network problem I am having?
[05:02] <flyingyellowpig> I would like to try it but i don't want to big changes on the OS?farion
[05:02] <ubuntu_> Hi all I am logged in to a ubuntu install cd on a computer with xp and vista installed (work thing) useing the vista bootloader is out of the question unfortunatley because of an unusual hardware configuration. I was hoping someone could give me a hand installing grub. Will I need a seperate partition, like a /boot or something or will grub be able to be installed to the mbr?
[05:02] <MrPantoufle> > digital_k libc6 is allready installed
[05:02] <farion> flyingyellowpig: ubuntustudio only comes with ardour2 and some artwork - the rest is included into ubuntu
[05:02] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21143/
[05:02] <flyingyellowpig> I've had some troubles to put this old laptop to work properly
[05:02] <flyingyellowpig> ok
[05:03] <burnerx> having my iptables restore setting set in /etc/network/interface screws up the NetworkManager
[05:03] <tuskernini> feisty and edgy sees a data dvd written in windows as an audio cd? why?
[05:03] <flyingyellowpig> so no much change on my OS hen?
[05:03] <elyase>  Hi, is there any easy way of creating a quick GUI
[05:03] <elyase>  any tool or recomendation?
[05:03] <flyingyellowpig> then
[05:03] <burnerx> having my iptables restore setting set in /etc/network/interface screws up the NetworkManager
[05:03] <burnerx> !NetworkManager
[05:03] <ubotu> networkmanager is an application to make (wireless) networking Just Work. See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/NetworkManager
[05:03] <burnerx> !networkmanager
[05:03] <DShepherd> elyase: glade maybe?
[05:03] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: oops, didn't spot that... thanks
[05:03] <Pici> elyase: gambas perhaps
[05:03] <elyase> have you tried Glade
[05:03] <elyase> ?
[05:03] <DShepherd> elyase: si
[05:04] <MrPantoufle> > digital_k > I have this error when I try to install the .dem of refit, yes it s for debian but on the howto I read it was ok
[05:04] <farion> digital_k: in studio it is the feisty-lowlatency-kernel, i think
[05:04] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: I also tried to use Web key (askii)
[05:04] <elyase> The thing is
[05:04] <bullgard4> private_meta: Rough! I have no good ideas. May be you should try fsck command.
[05:04] <elyase> that when I create a window
[05:04] <elyase> i can only put an elemnt on it
[05:04] <burnerx> !iptables
[05:04] <ubotu> Ubuntu, like any other linux distribution, has firewall capabilities built-in. The firewall is managed using the 'iptables' command (see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo), or GUI applications such as Firestarter (Gnome) or Guarddog (KDE).
[05:04] <MrPantoufle> > farion arg maxos X is allready erased x(
[05:05] <MrPantoufle> > farion What I sould do ?
[05:05] <digital_k> MrPantoufle: where did you get refit from? you downloaded from the internet I presume?
[05:05] <digital_k> it is available in the repos
[05:05] <farion> MrPantoufle: look at your dependencies, there is something wrong i think
[05:05] <digital_k> i would go with that version
[05:05] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: I *think* this has something to do with it somehow loosing the SSID of the wireless LAN
[05:06] <Patizivs> Hi, does anyone have working SquidGuard on feisty?
[05:06] <MrPantoufle> > digital_k http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/r/refit/
[05:06] <elyase> any one has used glade?
[05:06] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: any suggestions?
[05:06] <private_meta> bullgard4: erm... fsck tells me running it on mounted file systems may cause severe damage, but how do i unmount the system partition to scan it? somehow i don't see that working
[05:06] <digital_k> MrPantoufle: remove it, then open synaptic and do a search for refit, then install it again.
[05:06] <digital_k> that should fix any dependency issues
[05:07] <LjL> private_meta: do it from a live cd, or use recovery mode and leave it mounted read-only
[05:07] <LjL> !fsck > private_meta    (private_meta, see the private message from Ubotu)
[05:07] <DShepherd> elyase: google for glade tutorials..
[05:07] <Molluck> I'm trying to do a tutorial for wpa_supplicant.  It says, edit the wpa_supplicant.conf to include my network.  It says the info needed can be generated with wpa_passphrase.  I am stumped as to how to do this. can somebody please help?
[05:07] <MrPantoufle> > fanion I'm sorry I never use linux before
[05:07] <private_meta> LjL: i can't
[05:07] <LjL> private_meta: why?
[05:07] <elyase> thanks DSheperd
[05:07] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: try this: "sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid XXXX" where XXXX is the SSID of your network
[05:07] <private_meta> LjL: my computer doesn't take boot CDs
[05:07] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: ok
[05:07] <LjL> private_meta: then use recovery mode
[05:07] <private_meta> LjL: don't ask me why, i can't use boot cds at all
[05:08] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: done
[05:08] <private_meta> LjL: so just the shutdown command with the file system check option?
[05:08] <digital_k> private_media: your bios may not be set correctly to boot from cd
[05:08] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: it did not say anything
[05:08] <private_meta> digital_k: no, i looked into that, it's not the reason
[05:08] <unimatrix9> private_meta ; open terminal and type sudo touch /forcefsck
[05:08] <unimatrix9> then reboot
[05:08] <unimatrix9> :)
[05:09] <LjL> private_meta: sort of, i think if you just do that, and fsck is convinced that the filesystem is clean, it won't even start actually checking it. best is recovery mode and manual fsck, if you need some interactive filesystem restoration
[05:09] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: ok... are you using the same PC to chat on here?
[05:09] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple:no
[05:09] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: i use different laptop
[05:09] <LjL> private_meta: in recovery mode, use "mount / -o remount=ro" to mount your root partition read-only so that fsck can work
[05:09] <Molluck> I am having problems connecting to my wireless network in Ubuntu.  can somebody help?
[05:09] <flyingyellowpig> yep
[05:09] <flyingyellowpig> what the problems is?
[05:10] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: cool! try restarting the networking on it: "sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart"
[05:10] <private_meta> LjL: btw, to complete it, my beryl-manager ain't working properly either, but i guess that might be connected
[05:10] <unimatrix9> private_meta ; open terminal and type sudo touch /forcefsck ( will do an check at bootup )
[05:10] <Molluck> flyingyellowpig, well, I have typed password for my wireless network and have attempted to connect, but the webpages still do not load.  I have tried this once before without WPA2 enabled in the router (or any encryption for that matter) and it worked fine.
[05:10] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: I did it
[05:10] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: hold on
[05:11] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: it worked this time
[05:11] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: ;-)
[05:11] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: It's on the net?
[05:11] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: yes
[05:11] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: cool! that means the update somehow removed the SSID info
[05:11] <flyingyellowpig> have you tried the ubuntu wireless help section?
[05:11] <IntuitiveNipple> remember that in case it happens again
[05:12] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: thank you very much
[05:12] <phoenix> lu
[05:12] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: i am new at this
[05:12] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: So am I :)
[05:12] <Molluck> flyingyellowpig, I don't know.
[05:12] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: my first linux machine - so much to learn...
[05:12] <KiloHertz> Anyone here use OPENBOX?
[05:12] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: ahhh it comes easily :)
[05:12] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: the problem is that sometimes i do not know what i should search for
[05:13] <bullgard4> private_meta: I thought your Open Office is not on a system partition. If it is, then Ubuntu will check your system's file system every 20 boots or so. Sorry that I do not know just now how one could force Ubuntu to fsck at next boot time.
[05:13] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: thanks i really appreciate your help
[05:13] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: I know exactly what you mean - sometimes you need to know the terms before you can find an answer
[05:13] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: You're welcome :)
[05:13] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: exactly
[05:13] <flyingyellowpig> just a min i will try to help ypu Molluck
[05:13] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: It's more intuitive for me :p
[05:13] <Molluck> flyingyellowpig, Okay :)
[05:13] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: i kind of like it
[05:13] <private_meta> bullgard4: i guess unimatrix9 had quite a good idea there, i hope it works
[05:14] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: My catch-phrase is "suck it and see" :p
[05:14] <flyingyellowpig> http://www.debianadmin.com/enable-wpa-wireless-access-point-in-ubuntu-linux.html
[05:14] <bullgard4> private_meta: good luck!
[05:14] <flyingyellowpig> try this link
[05:14] <flyingyellowpig> Molluck
[05:14] <Molluck> flyingyellowpig, okay
[05:14] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: one of the workers infected this laptop with virus so i decided to put ubuntu on it
[05:14] <private_meta> bullgard4: well, good thing i have another computer so i won't be offline for the time being
[05:14] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: i will have some fun plus idiots will have harder time infecting it ;-)
[05:14] <vasser> hello
[05:15] <vasser> what is the most recommended file system for ubuntu ?
[05:15] <tough> Hi All - Anyone know of a way to have a desktop shortcut to a folder in my /home directory - using kubuntu - kde desktop?
[05:15] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: I moved all my systems to Ubuntu last year. GNU/Linux is finally  at a point where it's usable for workstations as well as servers
[05:15] <DShepherd> i just made a video with xvidcap but the framerate is really low (3.something). How can i get the framerate up? is there a channel for screencasting?
[05:15] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: cool
[05:16] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: I've just bought a new Sony Vaio notebook and I already know all it's hardware is supported.
[05:16] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: one good thing is that there are tons of FREE documentation that can be used to fix the problem
[05:16] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: Yes, and if the worst comes to the worst (as it has for me on a few things) you can actually hack the source code and rebuild it
[05:16] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: plus there are good people willing to help
[05:16] <private_meta> unimatrix9: yours didn't show me any error, maybe i'll try LjL's version
[05:16] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: at the current time it is over my head ---  i am starting small
[05:17] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: like building the house ;-)
[05:17] <Molluck> flyingyellowpig, where it says "comment out", is it a / or 2 //?
[05:17] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: I think thats the good part... the sense of communtiy
[05:17] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: i agree
[05:17] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: Eco-friendly I hope :p
[05:17] <flyingyellowpig> try this one too http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=136
[05:17] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: customer walked in gotta go ... chat later?
[05:17] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: I have to skip off for a while, I need fooood!
[05:17] <kml> hi
[05:17] <IntuitiveNipple> svr_pi: sure... have a good day
[05:17] <svr_pi> IntuitiveNipple: you too
[05:18] <dqf> dd
[05:18] <kml> i want to know which is the best software that i need for writing in LaTeX
[05:19] <Molluck> flyingyellowpig, I'm not very good at the terminal just yet :(
[05:19] <osfameron> kml: if you use vim there's latex-suite for that
[05:19] <Molluck> flyingyellowpig, I need help where it is not self explanatory
[05:19] <tough> Hi - Anyone know if there is a IRC channel specifically for Kunbuntu KDE?
[05:19] <osfameron> kml: otherwise you could try lyx, which is like a wysiwyg editor for latex
[05:19] <larsso_> hi
[05:19] <private_meta> LjL: this option gives me a "already mounted or busy"
[05:19] <alsa> any one know how to set my wireless lan network card into MONITOR mode
[05:19] <gordonjcp> osfameron: and you want to be rather careful when googling for that
[05:20] <osfameron> gordonjcp: really? ;-)
[05:20] <alsa> i use "  iwconfig eth1 mode monitor " but it changes mode back to managed every 3 minutes
[05:20] <osfameron> gordonjcp: oh, for latex... yeah
[05:20] <gordonjcp> osfameron: you're not feeling *that* lucky
[05:20] <gordonjcp> osfameron: losing the "e" off the end to a mispaste is particularly bad
[05:20] <kml> osfameron, oh thanks, and do you think it good for a newbie ?
[05:20] <osfameron> gordonjcp: ah, see what you mean
[05:20] <sean_bateman> alsa: you've got to stop the NetworkManager stuff
[05:20] <larsso_> I have a cuestion???
[05:21] <alsa> how to do that
[05:21] <Kalisto> im trying to change my keyboard layout to dvorak. under System -> Preferences -> Keyboard there is only US. i also cannot add any,
[05:21] <osfameron> kml: I think lyx might be a good choice - I'm not an expert in tex/latex though
[05:21] <sean_bateman> alsa: /etc/init.d/NetworkManager stop or something like that
[05:21] <Kalisto> osfameron, for LaTeX editors kile or texmaker is good
[05:21] <larsso_> what execute a program the network with "dosbox"????
[05:21] <starshine> got a freshly installed dapper; installed base only, mass upgrading it to edgy before feisty
[05:21] <sean_bateman> larsso_: ?!
[05:22] <private_meta> LjL: are you still there?
[05:22] <kml> osfameron, ok :)
[05:22] <alsa> sean_bateman,  u sure ?
[05:22] <Kalisto> kml, kile or texmaker ;)
[05:22] <starshine> during the edgy stuff every now and then perl stops and spouts some bit about "please check your locale settings" - why couldn't it sort this out about perl very early??
[05:22] <larsso_> what execute a program the network with "dosbox"????
[05:22] <sean_bateman> alsa: that might disconnect you, though. If it does, use dhclient to get the network up again
[05:23] <epw> why is /var/log/messages getting a message like this every 20 minutes: May 16 11:05:20 <hostname> -- MARK --
[05:23] <Molluck> it says "Create a file called /etc/default/wpasupplicant, add entry ENABLED=0 and save the file" how do I do this?
[05:23] <sean_bateman> alsa: yep, almost sure
[05:23] <larsso_> do you know a spanish room chat for linux???
[05:24] <maarten_> !es | larsso_
[05:24] <ubotu> larsso_: Si busca ayuda en Espaol por favor entre en los canales #ubuntu-es, #kubuntu-es o #edubuntu-es, all obtendr mas ayuda.
[05:24] <kml> Kalisto, i don't know how to configure texmaker , and i think i must install miktex before, which i don't find with apt-get :S
[05:24] <larsso_> ok tks!! :D
[05:24] <Kalisto> kml, kile is very easy to configure.
[05:25] <kml> Kalisto, cool i'll try it
[05:25] <Kalisto> kml, http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/TeXLive_and_Texmaker
[05:26] <Kalisto> there is also one for kile
[05:26] <Trixsey> Is there a non-gcj Azureus in any repo?
[05:26] <burnerx> !ltsp
[05:26] <ubotu> LTSP is the Linux Terminal Server Project, which adds thin-client support to Linux servers. See chapter 3 of the !edubuntuhandbook, http://www.ltsp.org and/or http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_Terminal_Server_Project
[05:26] <kml> Kalisto, thanks
[05:26] <burnerx> !edubuntuhandbook
[05:26] <ubotu> The Edubuntu Handbook is currently work-in-progress and can be browsed via http://doc.ubuntu.com/edubuntu/handbook/C/
[05:26] <RainCT> Hi
[05:27] <Kalisto> kml, also come to #latex on freenode. good help there
[05:27] <RainCT> My keyboard isn't working anymore on Feisty, but on Edgy it worked correct, do you know what that can be? (on an other PC; I tried with two keyboard, but both are the same model)
[05:27] <unimatrix9> who is running ubuntu on the intel macbook or intel macmini?
[05:27] <kml> Kalisto, yes of sure ;)
[05:28] <sean_bateman> RainCT> dpkg --reconfigure xserver-xorg
[05:28] <RainCT> sean_bateman: nice, I can't type...
[05:28] <sean_bateman> unimatrix9> i've set up one, it works well
[05:28] <sean_bateman> RainCT>how the hell are you talking on irc? :D use ssh :)
[05:28] <RivaeAerya> When will Pidgin be released in Ubuntu, guys?
[05:28] <RainCT> sean_bateman: on another PC
[05:28] <unimatrix9> wich one do you use?
[05:28] <unimatrix9> macbook or macmini?
[05:29] <sean_bateman> unimatrix9>mini
[05:29] <RainCT> sean_bateman: how do I connect by ssh over the network?
[05:29] <kayef> how do i create a button that will minimize all window?
[05:29] <sean_bateman> does the ssh daemon run on your keyboardless machine?
[05:29] <unimatrix9> thats an intel version i think? What pitfalls can i expect?
[05:30] <RainCT> sean_bateman: I've no idea, it's a standard Feisty installation
[05:30] <sean_bateman> RainCT> if it does, then open a terminal and type ssh username@IP, with username a user name on the machine you want to open a session to, and IP the IP adress of the machine
[05:30] <sean_bateman> unimatrix9> bluetooth seems to work, i haven't tested wifi
[05:30] <RainCT> sean_bateman: ok, how do I get the IP? :)
[05:30] <unimatrix9> wifi is essential....hmm
[05:31] <hylje> thinkpad r50p, 2.6.20-15, "ati" xorg driver; suspend-to-ram fails to bring display(?) up
[05:31] <hylje> worked with feisty development
[05:31] <hylje> but broke after upgrading to final
[05:32] <IntuitiveNipple> hylie: You're the 3rd person today talking about that
[05:32] <hylje> really?
[05:32] <starshine> hrm
[05:33] <starshine> upgrade dapper to edgy also has complaints about udev not being around
[05:33] <RainCT> sean_bateman: how can I get it's IP, please?
[05:33] <private_meta> bullgard4: well, let's say the fsck (unimatrix9s version) didn't find any mistakes... any other idea while my open office / beryl ain't working?
[05:33] <starshine> it did volumeid and initramfs-tools before udev err I think this isn't gonna be happy :/
[05:34] <patheticalpanic> Uhm, not to be a bother, but after reading manuals, and checking forums, I needed some help with a small problem
[05:34] <patheticalpanic> can I borrow a cycle or two from someone?
[05:34] <IntuitiveNipple> bicycle?
[05:35] <patheticalpanic> I more meant an undefined amount of time or effort,
[05:35] <unimatrix9> hurry up and ask....
[05:35] <patheticalpanic> unicycles are always fun though,
[05:35] <IntuitiveNipple> !ask
[05:35] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[05:35] <patheticalpanic> yeah I cannotchown as root
[05:35] <Otacon22> !fstab
[05:35] <ubotu> The /etc/fstab file indicates how drive partitions are to be used or otherwise integrated into the file system. See http://www.tuxfiles.org/linuxhelp/fstab.html and !Partitions
[05:35] <patheticalpanic> yeah I did that,
[05:35] <unimatrix9> sudo chown ?
[05:35] <patheticalpanic> it is set umask 000
[05:36] <patheticalpanic> but it won't let me access/chown as root even
[05:36] <private_meta> can anyone give me a hint why my open office doesn't start (just splash screen) and why beryl doesn't work?
[05:36] <patheticalpanic> says I don't have the necessary permissions
[05:36] <alsa> hey , how do u kill the network monitor again ?
[05:36] <IntuitiveNipple> patheticalpanic: what version of Ubuntu?
[05:36] <DShepherd> i just made a video with xvidcap but the framerate is really low (3.something). How can i get the framerate up? is there a channel for screencasting?
[05:36] <patheticalpanic> which doesn't make a lick of sense to me
[05:36] <patheticalpanic> Edgy I believe
[05:37] <alsa> hey , how do u kill the network monitor again ? so that the wireless lan card stays in monitor mode ?
[05:37] <patheticalpanic> the last edgy, don't have the number off hand
[05:37] <nostferka> when i run gain it connects then starts load contacts
[05:37] <IntuitiveNipple> patheticalpanic: Does chown fail for all files/directories or just particular ones?
[05:37] <hylje> IntuitiveNipple: in that case is there anything to be done?
[05:37] <nostferka> and shuts itself down
[05:37] <patheticalpanic> anything on the fat partitions,
[05:38] <IntuitiveNipple> hylje: I give up when it comes to 3D-accelerated video drivers, its just one big mess
[05:38] <DorivalJunior> hello
[05:39] <Aterdeus> help me about turkix linux
[05:39] <Jake80> one thing i liekd about windoze was the flashing network icon to let you know when your computer was accessing the network.  Can you make the network icon in ubuntu flash?
[05:39] <IntuitiveNipple> patheticalpanic: ahhhh... as far as I know, FAT doesn't have a way to store owner info
[05:39] <kayef> what is the command that will minimize all window?
[05:39] <ernst_> hello
[05:40] <ernst_> is there someone with knowledge about /tmp ?
[05:40] <IntuitiveNipple> patheticalpanic: for FAt/VFAT permissions are set by the mount options
[05:40] <epw> why is /var/log/messages getting a message like this every 20 minutes?: May 16 11:05:20 <hostname> -- MARK --
[05:40] <patheticalpanic> okay, it is defaults umask=000
[05:40] <RainCT> !ask
[05:40] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[05:40] <IntuitiveNipple> epw: It's telling you its working
[05:40] <RainCT> @ ernst_ :p
[05:40] <ernst_> ok :)
[05:40] <bullgard4> private_meta: You could try to delimit the problem by calling some other applications in the vicinity so to be sure that the error occurs only when calling OO.o or Beryl. I suppose that your OO.o did function all right before. Your actions between these two functional states may give a clue. Did you do a RAM test?
[05:41] <patheticalpanic> it is pretty much l would like to move files around in my other user accounts,
[05:41] <epw> IntuitiveNipple: does it need to do that?
[05:41] <Jake80> one thing i liked about windoze was the flashing network icon to let you know when your computer was accessing the network.  Can you make the network icon in ubuntu flash?
[05:41] <IntuitiveNipple> patheticalpanic: You can alter the mount options for the partition in /etc/fstab or using mount manually
[05:41] <private_meta> bullgard4: how do i do a ram-test?
[05:41] <reuven> Where is there help getting ATI Radeon Drivers to work?
[05:41] <patheticalpanic> ah okay, I will play around with it,
[05:41] <dfarje> hello everyone
[05:41] <IntuitiveNipple> epw: Yes, it's syslog's way of ensuring you can tell its not stopped although nothing is being reported
[05:41] <ernst_> well. I pointed aMule to use a folder in /tmp .. worked fine. but at new start I found out that folder is removed. Turns out Ubuntu clears /tmp at start or shutdown.      Is there a way to exclude a folder in /tmp from being clearead?
[05:41] <dfarje> I just have a quick question
[05:42] <epw> IntuitiveNipple: alrighty
[05:42] <dfarje> how do I install wireshark on ubuntu
[05:42] <dfarje> ?
[05:42] <dfarje> I try apt-get install wireshark
[05:42] <dfarje> but it doesn't have it available
[05:42] <usser|work> dfarje: sudo apt-get install ethereal
[05:42] <bullgard4> private_meta: The Ubuntu Grub menu offers a RAM test.
[05:42] <IntuitiveNipple> dfarje: Download it from the Wireshark web site
[05:42] <dfarje> and compile it?
[05:43] <usser|work> dfarje no thats it
[05:43] <alsa> hey , how do u kill the network monitor again ? so that the wireless lan card stays in monitor mode ?
[05:43] <reuven> Hello
[05:43] <dfarje> download it and then run the command again?
[05:43] <dfarje> I don't think they have .deb files
[05:43] <dfarje> just source
[05:43] <Molluck> is it possible to import your firefox profile from windows into the firefox profile for linux?
[05:43] <usser|work> dfarje: wireshark IS IN the repos
[05:43] <RainCT> Molluck: just copy it
[05:44] <Molluck> RainCT, and then how do I "use" the profile once it is copied?
[05:44] <IntuitiveNipple> dfarje: What version of Ubuntu are you using?
[05:44] <reuven> Hello, does anyone know anything about getting Video cards to work?
[05:44] <dfarje> 6.06 LTS
[05:44] <chenooks> hola
[05:44] <usser|work> dfarje: oh sorry then =)
[05:45] <patheticalpanic> hmm i just needed to remount it seems, thanks intuitive nipple, now to bicycles
[05:45] <wacky_> hello! can someone assist me configurating a mutt-imap client ?!?
[05:45] <dfarje> I installed version 5.10
[05:45] <RainCT> Molluck: it's the same in both, just get the (whatever).default from your Firefox data folder in windows, copy it to ~/.mozilla/firefox/ and edit profiles.ini (in the same dir) to point to it
[05:45] <LordTureis> Molluck: see the mozillazine knowledge base on it: http://kb.mozillazine.org/Sharing_a_profile_between_Windows_and_Linux
[05:45] <starshine> I have ubunut on an ultrasparc. sun type6 keyboard has a real alt gr and compose key and some others. what can I pick for console-setup to make it handle that?
[05:45] <blind> I have my wireless status display in my conky, and it shows it (seemingly accurately) ranging anywhere from 85-95%, then dropping to 0 randomly, then popping back up. But when it hits 0, it kicks me off of irc, crashes Gaim, and ruins any game im trying to play online. any clue why this is happening?
[05:45] <dfarje> then it asked me to update
[05:45] <elyase> Hello, is there any modem that is surely supproted under Feisty?
[05:45] <dfarje> so I did
[05:45] <ernst_> how can you stop /tmp from being cleared at startup? (or at least leave one folder in it )
[05:45] <elyase> Hello, is there any modem that is surely supported under Feisty?
[05:45] <dfarje> but how can wireshark not be available with apt-get
[05:45] <Molluck> RainCT, well, I don't use the default profile for Firefox in windows so that complicates things.
[05:45] <Molluck> LordTureis, I will look at this :)
[05:45] <Chousuke> !info wireshark
[05:45] <ubotu> wireshark: network traffic analyzer. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.99.4-6 (feisty), package size 566 kB, installed size 1576 kB
[05:46] <Chousuke> hth
[05:46] <RainCT> Molluck: what do you mean, not the default?
[05:46] <IntuitiveNipple> dfarje: Ahhh, it's available in the Edgy repository (6.10)
[05:46] <dbrewer_rjr> i can't get feisty server to take a static ip address on the nic card
[05:46] <dfarje> how do I change repositories?
[05:46] <elyase> Hello, is there any modem that is supported for sure under Feisty?
[05:46] <Molluck> RainCT, I'm saying, I have created custom profiles for Firefox.
[05:46] <IntuitiveNipple> I think you'd need a backport - I don't know there is one
[05:46] <RainCT> dfarje: sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
[05:46] <dfarje> I'm new to ubuntu, I come from the gentoo world....
[05:47] <dfarje> emerge sync
[05:47] <elyase> Hello, is there any modem that is supported for sure under Feisty?
[05:47] <private_meta> bullgard4: i'll try
[05:47] <soneil> elyase: for want of a better answer, I'd tell you anything that uses a real serial cable, rather than an internal card
[05:47] <IntuitiveNipple> The latest version of Ubuntu, Feisty (7.04) and Edgy (6.10) have wireshark in their repositories
[05:47] <RainCT> Molluck: you just need to know what the profile folder is named (normally [some random chars] .default), copy it and edit profiles.ini to set the path to that one you want to use
[05:47] <burnerx> has anyone setup LTSP before ?
[05:48] <elyase> Hello, is there any dialup modem for that is supported for sure under Feisty?
[05:48] <dfarje> hello?
[05:48] <wacky_> where is the right place to learn more about configurating mutt-email-client ????
[05:48] <elyase> Hello, is there any dialup modem that is supported for sure under Feisty?
[05:48] <bullgard4> private_meta: If this does not give a clue, you might consider an intermittend contact in your motherboard or to the disk drive.
[05:48] <RainCT> elyase: sure, look at google.com :p
[05:48] <elyase> Hello, is there any dialup modem that is supported for sure under Feisty?
[05:49] <wacky_> where is the right place to learn more about configurating mutt-email-client ????
[05:49] <Molluck> RainCT, I don't think you understand what I am trying to do.  I want to copy a profile called neil2 from Windows to Ubuntu Linux.
[05:49] <dbrewer_rjr>  i can't get feisty server to take a static ip address on the nic card
[05:49] <elyase> Hello, is there any dialup modem that is supported for sure under Feisty?
[05:49] <IntuitiveNipple> elyase: Any hardware modem will be, but WinModems require firmware in the driver to work
[05:49] <W_McL> wacky_: the first place i would try is the manpage of mutt
[05:49] <nickrud> elyase, an external modem
[05:49] <Molluck> RainCT, what should be simple, is made incredibly difficult.
[05:49] <bullgard4> Where is explained the format of this dmesg message: "ACPI: DSDT (v001 INTEL  ALVISO   0x06040000 MSFT 0x0100000e) @ 0x00000000"?
[05:50] <private_meta> bullgard4: if that'd be the reason, then wouldn't more parts of the system not be working?
[05:50] <elyase> hardware modem, I ve never seen one
[05:50] <bullgard4> private_meta: Yes indeed.
[05:50] <IntuitiveNipple> bullgard4: http://acpi.sourceforge.net/dsdt/index.php
[05:50] <private_meta> bullgard4: well, i don't think anything with the system isn't working...
[05:51] <RainCT> Molluck: you need to know on what folder it is (if you haven't changed it in Firefox's folder in Application Data or whatever that's called), copy it into ~/.mozilla/firefox
[05:51] <RainCT> Molluck: or what do you mean?
[05:51] <nickrud> elyase, check zoom, I used one until recently
 yes you're right - but maybe you know something about handling the whole stuff of configure imap step by step ?
[05:51] <bullgard4> private_meta: I do not understand this English. Say it in other words, please.
[05:51] <Molluck> RainCT, do i need to be logged into root to do that?
[05:51] <RainCT> Molluck: no
[05:52] <private_meta> bullgard4: lets say it this way: there MUST be another error... i don't think it's the hardware
[05:52] <RainCT> Molluck: (~ is your home folder)
[05:52] <Molluck> RainCT, well I can't find ~/.mozilla
[05:52] <private_meta> bullgard4: or i just tell you in german
[05:52] <fiRSt> #ControL
[05:52] <achisholm> how do you change the partition that grub pulls the conf files from?
[05:52] <W_McL> wacky_: no, sorry if i knew, i'd have a better tip than a manpage.
[05:52] <Molluck> RainCT, nevermind. I found it
[05:52] <RainCT> Molluck: ok :)
[05:53] <nickrud> wacky_, you could try muttrcbuilder.org (first hit for muttrc)
[05:53] <Molluck> RainCT, ah I am beginning to understand.  i found the ....default and the profiles.ini in Ubuntu
[05:53] <bullgard4> private_meta: Well-nigh possible. If you delimited the problem to just a few programs for sure, then certainly it is no RAM error or intemittend contact.
[05:53] <flyingyellowpig> does anyone knows how to make the ubuntustudio logon and splashscreen to appear on the start up?
[05:53] <W_McL> wacky_: but manpages can often be very helpful, because many config files also have a manpage
[05:53] <fiRSt> !vrewen to saint.
[05:54] <private_meta> bullgard4: -> #ubuntu.de
[05:54] <RainCT> Molluck: nice. isn't that difficult, or?
[05:54] <bullgard4> private_meta: ok.
 oh thank you - sounds good! ...
[05:54] <Molluck> RainCT, It would be if i wasn't able to access the windows network via ubuntu wirelessly
[05:54] <Molluck> RainCT, haha
[05:55] <jughead> I'm running Kubuntu 7.04 (I installed Ubuntu 7.04 then used apt-get to install kubuntu-desktop), and I have a monitor + television setup.  I'm having a problem with fullscreen video on my TV.  When I use Kaffeine I just start the video on my monitor, drag the window to the TV area and maximize it on the TV.  WHen I do it in VLC however, the video moximizes back on the monitort and not the TV.  How can I fix it?
[05:56] <marquigno> ciao
[05:57] <kayef> what is the command that will minimize all window?
[05:57] <burnerx> ciao~
[05:57] <svl> I'm puzzled - why would trying to remove tsclient ("a GNOME program for remotely accessing Microsoft Windows NT/2000 Terminal Services and XP Remote Desktop Sharing") in synaptic make it also want to remove ubuntu-desktop?
[05:57] <mug> i am trying to set up anjuta to use SDL-libs. i googled my ass off, tried every howto, but it doesnt work.. could someone help me?
[05:57] <wacky_> l
[05:57] <marquigno> c' qualche italiano con cui scambiare 2 chiacchiere su ubuntu?
[05:57] <shwag> how can I find out what package owns /usr/share/gtk-doc/html/python-gtk2-tutorial  , that file being one that is not installed on my system.
[05:57] <svl> how can that be a core piece of functionality without which the desktop doesn't work?
[05:58] <RainCT> Tried with 2 keyboards (both the same model :p) and it isn't working on Feisty (on Edgy it did)?
[05:58] <RainCT> do you know what's the problem?
[05:58] <craigbass1976> Can anyone point me in the direction of a web based email client?  Soething like squirrelmail.  I need to to run on top of postfix
[05:58] <Molluck> RainCT, copying.. what should i change in the profiles.ini file?
[05:59] <thomasca> Hey, I was looking for a way to speed up Xubuntu a bit, so I installed the linux-k7 but it didn't change anything with grub or install the image. How do I get linux-k7 working so I can boot up with that image instead of just the generic one?
[05:59] <IntuitiveNipple> svl: I think it's because ubuntu-desktop depends on it, so when you try to uninstall it reverses the logic
[05:59] <RainCT> Molluck: the path to the profile you want to use
[05:59] <dougie> can anyone help me with mplayer?
[05:59] <RainCT> Molluck: Path=
[05:59] <dougie> i compiled the svn version my self and the GUI won't work and also there is no sound output now either.
[05:59] <kosnick> does anyone knows things about ati and tvout? just somewhere to begin
[05:59] <USMarine> craigbass1976 gmail
[06:00] <nickrud> craigbass1976, why not squirrelmail
[06:00] <svl> ah, I see, ubuntu-desktop isn't actually the desktop itself, but just a way to ensure that all default parts of the desktop are present. So I can safely delete the ubuntu-desktop package too, without suddenly seeing my system vanish.
[06:00] <craigbass1976> nickrud, just looking for some more options
[06:00] <Molluck> RainCT, it says "Firefox is already running but is not responding"
[06:00] <ManaPirat> hi there
[06:00] <panzer> ubuntu#es
[06:01] <panzer> howto change spanish
[06:01] <Admins> turk yokmu
[06:01] <Admins> :d
[06:01] <craigbass1976> nickrud, I'm settign up a box and all I want open is 80, but I need a mail server running, only for different users on that box to communicate.
[06:01] <dougie> when i try and load the GUI it says default skin unreadable but i tried several different skins and put them in the correct folder and it still says that
[06:01] <ManaPirat> i have quick question :D
[06:01] <RainCT> Molluck: oh, had the same problem yesterday on my dad's PC.. let's me think what it was..
[06:01] <thomasca> Hey, I was looking for a way to speed up Xubuntu a bit, so I installed the linux-k7 but it didn't change anything with grub or install the image. How do I get linux-k7 working so I can boot up with that image instead of just the generic one?
[06:01] <craigbass1976> speed xubuntu up a bit....
[06:01] <nickrud> craigbass1976, The only one I've used was squirrelmail, I was just wondering ..
[06:01] <panzer> howto change spanish
[06:01] <Frogzoo> how long does the upgrade from edgy to feisty take?
[06:02] <dfarje> thanks people
[06:02] <ManaPirat> rently on windows, my Ubuntu 7.04 is at home and i got not net-connection. But i want to carry home some packages (yafray, blender, gimp) including dependencies on my USB stick
[06:02] <craigbass1976> nickrud, me too, just looking for some others
[06:02] <dfarje> installing wireshark now
[06:02] <zackmur> hola
[06:02] <ManaPirat> where cna i download a package plus dependencies? :o)
[06:02] <alsa> hey , how do u kill the network monitor again ? so that the wireless lan card stays in monitor mode ?
[06:02] <Molluck> RainCT, I changed it from "isrelative=0" to "isrelative=1" and now it pops up with "choose user profile".  I select neil2 from the list and it says "firefox cannot use the profile "neil2" becuase it is in use"
[06:02] <vasser> can someone tell me what is the most recommended file system for ubuntu ?
[06:02] <craigbass1976> vasser, ext3?
[06:02] <USMarine> ManaPirat aptitude?
[06:02] <Frogzoo> vasser: ext3
[06:02] <ManaPirat> <-- currently on windows
[06:02] <USMarine> vasser xfs
[06:02] <vasser> why not reiserfs ?
[06:03] <USMarine> reiserfs is dead
[06:03] <nickrud> thomasca, the k7 is just a dummy package that pulls in generic
[06:03] <alsa> how to kill networkmanager
[06:03] <ManaPirat> my 7.04 ubuntu is at home and i am offline there :-/
[06:03] <USMarine> the development stoped
[06:03] <vasser> does ubuntu support reiser4 ?
[06:03] <USMarine> vasser no
[06:03] <Agrajag> USMarine: since when?
[06:03] <RainCT> Molluck: I think it was deleting some file from there but I can't remember what
[06:03] <dyrne> ManaPirat: you can download the packages from package.ubuntu.com but you will have to grab the dep too
[06:03] <vasser> and xfs?
[06:03] <WanderingSoul> Im having a bit of trouble getting the feisty live CD to start......
[06:03] <USMarine> Agrajag wasn't the guy arrested?
[06:03] <dyrne> ManaPirat: packages.ubuntu.com
[06:03] <ManaPirat> i have to grab them manually yeh? ..
[06:03] <USMarine> vasser xfs pwns
[06:03] <Agrajag> USMarine: Hans Reiser was not the sole developer of ReiserFS
[06:03] <ManaPirat> okay, thank you verry much :)
[06:03] <Frogzoo> how long does the upgrade from edgy to feisty take?
[06:03] <USMarine> ManaPirat yes, from the site
[06:04] <vasser> maybe, but does ubuntu support it ?
[06:04] <Agrajag> Namesys is still developing it
[06:04] <USMarine> Agrajag didnt know
[06:04] <thomasca> Nickrud: So, there's no way to have Ubuntu use K7 or is it just sort of useless to do that?
[06:04] <RainCT> Molluck: if you change isrelative to 0 it will search it in / and not in the current dir
[06:04] <vasser> as main install fs, that is
[06:04] <USMarine> thomasca kernels are generic now
[06:04] <USMarine> vasser ofc, i have that
[06:04] <dyrne> ManaPirat: if youre on a windows pc. you could use ubuntu live cd
[06:04] <vasser> ah, ok
[06:04] <vasser> thanks
[06:04] <WanderingSoul> I keep getting an error from busybox upon startup
[06:04] <craigbass1976> WanderingSoul, I've heard of that a lot.  SOmeone else can elaborate; I've never seen it, jsut heard about it.
[06:04] <nickrud> thomasca, yeah, useless. I'd been away from ubuntu for a while, and it caught me off guard as well. I'm assuming the kernel guys know what they're doing ;)
[06:04] <Molluck> RainCT, well, I changed it back to the default which was =1.
[06:05] <Molluck> RainCT, I tried logging out and logging back in, but it still gives me the same error "it is in use"
[06:05] <dfarje> ?
[06:05] <USMarine> Molluck google for that error message
[06:05] <Molluck> RainCT, do you think it's a compatability issue between windows xp and linux?
[06:05] <RainCT> Molluck: paste a list of all files in the profile folder (pastebin.ca)  (cd .mozilla/firefox/PROFILE_FOLDER   and then   ls    on the terminal. Ctrl + Shift + C to copy it once selected)
[06:05] <USMarine> you'll find the solution
[06:05] <thomasca> Nickrud: Well, hopefully generic doesn't mean 386. If so, then there is probably a chance for better improvement using 686 or k7. :\
[06:05] <ManaPirat> dyrne is the live cd using grub to boot?
[06:06] <Molluck> RainCT, i understood everything up to "and then ls"
[06:06] <IntuitiveNipple> RainCT: Molluck: I've moved a Firefox profile from Windows - it was a simple case of copying the files according to the Mozilla Wiki article
[06:06] <chris__> After enabling the Linux Restricted Drivers for my Nvidia card, my computer's desktop stops responding for about 45 seconds at a time.  I still get audio and can still move my mouse, though.
[06:06] <chris__> Any ideas?
[06:06] <nickrud> thomasca, someday soon I'll look up the reasoning, but I've been using these guys work for a long time and I trust there is a good reason for it. I'll look later
[06:06] <RainCT> Molluck: no it works but there is a lock file from Windows, happened to me yesterday but I can't remember at all how I solved it because I tried a lot of things xD
[06:06] <WanderingSoul> something to do with /dev/tty....
[06:06] <W_McL> Molluck: is there probably still a firefox process running in background?
[06:06] <RainCT> Molluck: after the cd (folder)  write    ls    to print a list of files
[06:07] <alsa> how do u stop NetworkManager ?
[06:07] <thomasca> alsa: sudo init 6
[06:07] <dyrne> ManaPirat: i dont think so. gentoo i know uses silo that might be standard
[06:07] <flyingyellowpig> does anyone knows how to make the ubuntustudio logon and splashscreen to appear on the start up?
[06:08] <nickrud> thomasca, how rude
[06:08] <CharlieSu> Anyone here use Zenoss?
[06:08] <thomasca> nickrud: It would stop networkmanager
[06:08] <Molluck> RainCT, http://pastebin.ca/491314
[06:08] <ManaPirat> yeah, good, but i got no cd burner here ;) .. i am at work, so i stick with windows :-/
[06:09] <ManaPirat> well .. imagine what poor modem users would do if they have to rely on fast internet cafes or friends windows pcS IF THE NEED BIG PACKAGES
[06:09] <ManaPirat> ups
[06:09] <Andeh> Hello. Can anyone tell me if it is possible to have an email address on a subdomain?
[06:09] <nickrud> ManaPirat, we just downloaded over serveral nights ;)
[06:09] <Andeh> Such as<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[06:09] <thomasca> Andeh: Yes, it is.
[06:09] <RainCT> Molluck: sorry, can you do a   ls -l    please?
[06:09] <burnerx> what can i use to convert avi to ogg ??
[06:10] <RainCT> Andeh: it is, if you own the subdomain
[06:10] <Andeh> thomasca: Excellent, thanks. Do you have any idea how to make it?
[06:10] <ManaPirat> expensive in some areas of the world. Well i am just imagine a plattform-independent package download service (not a now package manager! dont get me wrong)
[06:10] <thomasca> Andeh: Go to your webadmin control panel and click the option that best relates to either email or subdomain.
[06:10] <Andeh> im going to pick a webhosting plan with unlimited subdomains so this would be very useful
[06:10] <Andeh> ok, thanks
[06:10] <KutLuhaN> hello
[06:10] <KutLuhaN> :)
[06:10] <Molluck> RainCT, this list is too tall to copy. help?
[06:11] <KutLuhaN> hi
[06:11] <Andeh> My idea is to have a very short domain name and use subdomains for everything
[06:11] <TakeshiKovacs> hey everyone
[06:11] <Andeh> But most three letter combinations are already taken
[06:11] <RainCT> Molluck: ok, try renaiming that one with the lowest number after your username
[06:11] <thomasca> a.us is probably not taken.
[06:11] <Andeh> LOL
[06:12] <RainCT> Molluck: renaim one, try to start it, renaim it back, renaim the next..
[06:12] <Andeh> Firefox can't find the server at www.a.us.
[06:12] <Andeh> Great idea
[06:12] <Andeh> thanks
[06:12] <Andeh> lol
[06:12] <Andeh> www.a.com
[06:12] <Andeh> Are 1 letter domains allowed? I doubt that
[06:12] <RainCT> Molluck: until it opens.. can't remember how it was called :(
[06:12] <TakeshiKovacs> me too
[06:12] <thomasca> I don't see why not.
[06:12] <eichi> hello, one "suggests" package von kopete is ekiga...but we have problems with egika, so wie removed it..but apt want so reinstall is again..but its no depency, only "suggested" how to say apt, dont install it again?
[06:12] <Andeh> lol
[06:12] <RainCT> Andeh: I think it's 3 at last
[06:12] <TakeshiKovacs> afair not even 2 letter domains are possible
[06:12] <Andeh> let's make a domain wwwww.co.uk
[06:12] <ebeninaMi> Sahibiniz Nerde Lan Aveller ?
[06:12] <Molluck> RainCT, http://pastebin.ca/491318
[06:12] <Andeh> lol
[06:13] <Andeh> 3?
[06:13] <astate> I've already installed ubuntu(7.04), but I didn't have my network card plugged in (pci)...how do I get ubuntu to find it/install drivers/etc without re-installing?
[06:13] <Andeh> Well
[06:13] <Andeh> Atleast with three we're guaranteed to get one thats free
[06:13] <aro> astate, is your network card in right now?
[06:13] <dyrne> astate: if you put the card in when you boot back up does ifconfig -a  show a new card?  or cat /etc/iftab
[06:13] <astate> yeah
[06:13] <soundray> How can I match a paragraph mark in OOo Writer's Find & Replace?
[06:14] <aro> astate, you can type "lspci" in console and see if there is an entry for your ethernet
[06:14] <astate> yeah
[06:14] <Cubey> hello
[06:14] <astate> it shows up in ifconfig -a
[06:14] <Molluck> RainCT, I don't understand what you mean by rename
[06:14] <thomasca> Soundray: ctrl+a+backspace
[06:14] <astate> eth2, I think
[06:14] <mon^rch> okay I am switching (another) user to ubuntu and need to know the BEST support printers... we're buying a new system today..
[06:14] <aro> astate, so you're just not getting an IP?
[06:14] <aro> mon^rch, I have had good luck with almost all HP printers I have tested
[06:15] <RainCT> Molluck: moment let me do a search
[06:15] <Andeh> According to a simple calculation i made, there should be around 162,000 domains possible with three leeeetters
[06:15] <Andeh> and one is bound to be free
[06:15] <Andeh> lol
[06:15] <askand> What irc channel is openoffice support on?
[06:15] <Cubey> Hmm, unless I'm mistaken, Ubuntu has an excellent update system in place that can even completely update the version, or am I slightly mistaken?
[06:15] <mon^rch> aro: ty... dowes that include the all in one units?
[06:15] <kiev_> hello people :) its my first time here anda I have a question... i have a friend with an old computer and i want to install xubuntu, the question is: what's the minimal requirements for it?
[06:15] <TakeshiKovacs> anyone knows why my AMD64 X2 3800+ is somewhere listed for _not_ supporting powersave? apparently cpufreq crashes my system, so I really could need some help with this issue
[06:15] <aro> mon^rch, I can't vouch for EVERY printer, but I have tested a couple printer/scanner/copier in one units and they worked fine by just plugging in USB
[06:15] <astate> aro > actually ubuntu isn't starting it (maybe because its eth2 instead of eth1?)...I just did ifconfig eth2 up, but its not getting an IP...I think I know where to go from here though
[06:16] <Molluck> RainCT, do you think it might have something to do with me ending firefox from the task manager before copying it from windows to linux?
[06:16] <dyrne> mon^rch: check linuxprinting.org for whatever printer youre buying but as a rule i want postcript capable first of all
[06:16] <astate> but I'm not sure how to get ubuntu to start it automatically (server)
[06:16] <soundray> thomasca: and seriously?
[06:16] <aro> Cobey, yes there's a great update system
[06:16] <aro> Cubey*
[06:16] <thomasca> Yes srsly soundray
[06:16] <mon^rch> thanks aro, dyrne
[06:16] <RainCT> Molluck: could be, although I was thinking on shutodnw the PC without close Firefox before :p
[06:17] <Andeh> cubey It can update every single package installed and the release (but only one step at a time, so you cant go from dapper to feisty that way).
[06:17] <thomasca> TakeshiKovacs: http://hal.on.nimp.org/
[06:17] <Molluck> RainCT, you lost me.
[06:17] <abhi> does ubuntu 7.04 have a 3d desktop?
[06:17] <aro> abhi, it has the capability, yes
[06:17] <TakeshiKovacs> thx thomasca, will have a look at that
[06:17] <Molluck> soundray, hey, I don't remember if you tried to help me with my wireless network yesterday, but I got it working finally :)
[06:17] <aro> abhi, it's not defaulted as such
[06:17] <RainCT> Molluck: ok I found something
[06:17] <abhi> aro: ok.
[06:17] <TakeshiKovacs> ehhhmm, seriously: WTF?
[06:18] <soundray> Molluck: that's good news. Well done
[06:18] <RainCT> Molluck: on the file browser, right click on the profile folder and on Properties look what's the file owner and what permissions
[06:18] <coz_> just realized the   update-menus command is not found in feisty   has it changes ?
[06:18] <nalioth> TakeshiKovacs: don't click that link
[06:18] <Molluck> soundray, thanks :)  Sorry if i was a jerk
[06:18] <TakeshiKovacs> already to late,
[06:18] <dyrne> coz_: what does that do? can you just pkill gnome-panel?
[06:18] <TakeshiKovacs> i think adblock prevented the worst
[06:19] <Molluck> RainCT, I don't know where you are seeing this
[06:19] <Cubey> Andeh: Hmm... there reall should be a more automated process for upgrading the system than there seems to be :( I'm reading through the various upgrade steps
[06:19] <Molluck> RainCT, Oh, it says owner: neil - Neil Moore
[06:19] <coz_> dyrne, generally that commnad updates the gnome menus especially if you just made recent changes to them
[06:19] <RainCT> Molluck: that's your account?
[06:20] <Molluck> RainCT, Yes sir
[06:20] <Cubey> I'm just looking up this up to see what all it involves. perhaps by 2008 when 6.0.3 expires on LTS they'll have a better upgrade system..
[06:20] <Cubey> er, 2009
[06:20] <soundray> How can I match a paragraph mark in OOo Writer's Find & Replace?
[06:20] <TakeshiKovacs> is this the way users get treated in the official ubuntu channel?
[06:20] <zaggynl> My usb drive doesn't get mounted automatically, what should I do?
[06:20] <RainCT> Molluck: what permissions does the folder have? try setting all to read&write
[06:20] <nalioth> TakeshiKovacs: no, you got bitten by a troll
[06:20] <nalioth> TakeshiKovacs: troll was removed
[06:20] <aro> TakeshiKovacs, not everyone in here is a good person
[06:20] <TakeshiKovacs> k, then
[06:21] <zaggynl> dmesg shows it being detected and all
[06:21] <aro> TakeshiKovacs, there's 1300 people in this channel
[06:21] <TakeshiKovacs> well, that IRC i guess ;)
[06:21] <loco> can someone help me out here please, everything i restart my pc, my sound resets to its orginal level
[06:21] <nostferka> I have installed some progs
[06:21] <soundray> nalioth: thanks for removing him, he tried it on me, too
[06:21] <nostferka> how do i actually run them?
[06:21] <TakeshiKovacs> 1300? ouch. didn see that
[06:21] <Andeh> Cubey: Actually, you open a terminal, enter a command and your password, then click OK about fifty times then wait an hour and reboot.
[06:21] <Andeh> With windows... eh... i wont even go there...
[06:21] <Molluck> RainCT, where it says "access files' should i change that to "create and delete files" ?
[06:21] <askand> I cannotminimize or close openoffice.. why? :S
[06:21] <RainCT> Molluck: yes
[06:21] <aro> Andeh, click OK in a terminal? Which terminal are you using?
[06:21] <waicman> hello everyone
[06:22] <Molluck> RainCT, did not help.
[06:22] <nostferka> How do i run a program once installed?
[06:22] <Cubey> Andeh: Well, what I'm seeing as far as instructions is much more complicated than that. Maybe it's due to the instructions referring to upgrading from breezy
[06:22] <aro> Cubey, what are you trying to do?
[06:22] <aro> Cubey, update to a new distribution version?
[06:22] <oth> hi, I installed an ubuntu server, works fine, now I need to connect to it using ssh, it says connection refused
[06:23] <zaggynl> Which services takes care of automounting in ubuntu?>
[06:23] <waicman>
[06:23] <oth> do I need to do something to allow ssh connections ?
[06:23] <Myrtti> oth: do you have ssh-server installed?
[06:23] <sacater> meh
[06:23] <Molluck> RainCT, I think this is beyond both of us :(
[06:23] <Myrtti> oth: install ssh, server comes in with that
[06:23] <Cubey> aro: I"m just doing a bit of personal research, I'm thinking about trying ubuntu and if I like it enough to use for daily web browsing etc I wold like to know how strealines the update process will be down the road
[06:23] <RainCT> Molluck: and if you enter and do the same (read and write) on all the files (just select all, right click, properties)?
[06:23] <nalioth> oth: have you installed 'ssh' ?
[06:23] <oth> I thought it was installed since this is the server package
[06:24] <oth> alright I'll install ssh
[06:24] <RainCT> Molluck: if the problem persists i've no clue... :(
[06:24] <nostferka> I have installed some software, how do i run it?
[06:24] <aro> Cubey, you can either use a graphical interface to update everytime it tells you updates are available, or you can use a command line by typing 2 commands
[06:24] <W_McL> soundray: in the search and replace dialog, click on "more options", there select "regular expression" then you can search for the regular expression for the paragraph mark (i think that's usually a carriage return)
[06:24] <Cubey> aro: Well, I mean the entire "system" when the current LTS runs out etc
[06:25] <Cubey> I assume the GUI won't be able to do that ;)
[06:25] <Molluck> RainCT, no change.
[06:25] <loco> can someone help me out here please, everything i restart my pc, my sound resets to its orginal level
[06:25] <Molluck> RainCT, I will just reinstall extensions and import my bookmarks.
[06:25] <Molluck> RainCT, thanks for all of your help though! :)
[06:25] <Andeh> Hmm... apparently 1 letter domain names are reserved since 1993 so only XORG and NISSAN have them among 4 others lol
[06:25] <Myrtti> oth: server means you need to pick up everything you want to install yourself
[06:25] <IntuitiveNipple> Molluck: Can I suggest you create a new Firefox profile and see what permissions/ownership it gives to the files it creates? You could simply rename the current profiles/ directory so Firefox ignores it.
[06:25] <Andeh> But two letter domain names are fine
[06:25] <TakeshiKovacs> well, il try again. anyone familiar with cpufreq?
[06:25] <RainCT> Molluck: yw
[06:25] <dj_> hmm
[06:25] <Myrtti> oth: not everyone wants ssh enabled
[06:26] <RainCT> Molluck: sorry I couldn't help
[06:26] <oth> yea ok
[06:26] <JuJuBee> I  just installed Feisty and updated my video drivers and now I do not have the option to restart or shutdown when i click the Power button on top right?  Where did they go?
[06:26] <syn__> How can I extract .rar files? Thanks
[06:26] <Molluck> RainCT, oh no, you did help! You helped a lot!
[06:26] <oth> hmm apt-get looks for the cdrom first
[06:26] <ManaPirat> oohm .. i got a staticaly compiled blender 2.44 binary that needs python 2.5 and glibc 2.3.2. Can one of you tell me if feisty got deps installed as default?
[06:26] <TakeshiKovacs> syn__, sudo apt-get install unrar
[06:26] <Molluck> RainCT, i was able to figure out how to change profiles from within firefox in ubuntu.  i feel invincible now lol
[06:26] <tomer> Does anyone know how to bring back the panel object that's like the systray in windows?
[06:26] <ManaPirat> deps = this deps
[06:26] <aro> loco, type alsamixer in console, adjust the sound level, exit, then type "alsactl store" to save the settings
[06:26] <RainCT> Molluck: XDD
[06:26] <oth> how to tell it to look for it from the internet
[06:27] <oth> or skip the cdrom check that it
[06:27] <soundray> W_McL: I got this far, but neither \n nor \p match the paragraph mark. Return enters '\\n' in the search field, but doesn't match para marks, either.
[06:27] <aro> tomer, in gnome or kde
[06:27] <tomer> gnome
[06:27] <Henica> Morning guys. I was wondering -- is there a built in FTP program for ubuntu? Or is there another way that I can interact with the files on my server? Or would you suggest a program that I can do this with?
[06:27] <tomer> the one that holds the Gaim client or Beryl manager
[06:27] <aro> tomer, add notification area
[06:27] <dbrewer_rjr> i have been tring for dayz to make my nic card take a static ip address on feisty
[06:27] <yeti_> !fr
[06:27] <ubotu> Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[06:27] <aro> Henica, GFTP
[06:27] <JuJuBee> Henica scp
[06:28] <W_McL> soundray: i just found out that it works with searching for end of line (regex = $)
[06:28] <tomer> aro, thanks a lot
[06:28] <Henica> *giggles* Can I get those by doing sudo apt-get?
[06:28] <aro> Henica, yes Henica
[06:28] <aro> Oops I said your name twice
[06:28] <Lilacor> Henica: ftp
[06:28] <IntuitiveNipple> Henica: sshfs is good - it uses the existing ssh server
[06:28] <Henica> Hehe. So many choices..
[06:28] <aro> Henica, also you can install Firefox extension "fireftp" which is a graphical ftp
[06:28] <Cubey> aro: Am I correct about how the GUI won't be able to, later on down the road, be able to completely update the system? Will there maybe be an upgrade CD that will do everything automatically without destroying user files and settings? or will a fresh clean installation need to be done for the most part and then manually restored backed up settings, etc?
[06:28] <aro> Henica, but gftp works fine and is available through apt-get
[06:28] <tomer> Should I use #ubuntu-effects for gDesklets?
[06:28] <IntuitiveNipple> Henica: With sshfs you can mount your remote server directories in your local file system
[06:29] <aro> Cubey, I'm not sure how the system will evolve
[06:29] <Henica> Hmm.
[06:29] <aro> Cubey, I used the GUI to upgrade distributions once though
[06:29] <Henica> I'll try a few of these out then. thanks for th ehelp guys.
[06:29] <soundray> W_McL: thank you! That worked for me.
[06:30] <aro> Cubey, to avoid losing settings/files/etc you can mount /home to a separate partition from root
[06:30] <aro> Cubey, then you'll never have to worry about making backups if you want to install new root distribution
[06:30] <dbrewer_rjr> HELP! i can't get feisty to let me assign a static ip to my nic
[06:30] <Henica> aro - sudo apt-get gftp gives me the error E: Invalid operation gftp.
[06:30] <aro> Cubey, unless of course you've installed stuff to /
[06:30] <Cubey> aro: righto.. I hope they do something like that. I guess i better do partitions for /home and /etc just in case ;)
[06:30] <aro> Henica, sudo apt-get install gftp
[06:30] <Henica> Right.
[06:30] <aro> Henica, you forgot the install :P
[06:30] <Henica> xD
[06:30] <Henica> It's too early I tell ya. ^^;
[06:30] <W_McL> soundray: no prob. and now i have to go
[06:31] <oth> should I comment main restricted in sources.list ?
[06:31] <aro> Cubey, it's a good habit, just in case you know
[06:31] <Cubey> that is to say, not just make a single / partition
[06:31] <oth> to make it skip cdrom lookup
[06:32] <Cubey> as I recall I used to create /boot, /, /home on installations
[06:32] <dbrewer_rjr> HELP! i can't get feisty to let me assign a static ip to my nic
[06:32] <Lilacor> Henica: ncftp is more userfriendly
[06:32] <Cubey> I'm not new to linux, I just have a hard time liking it..
[06:32] <nickrud> dbrewer_rjr, I have a static ip assigned, I defined it in /etc/network/interfaces
[06:32] <Lilacor> for a CLI client that is
[06:32] <aro> Lilacor, that's subjective
[06:33] <Cubey> Ubuntu sounds like it's on the right track
[06:33] <dbrewer_rjr> nickrud: mine is defined in /etc/network/interfaces, and the mac id is assigned in iftab
[06:33] <dbrewer_rjr> i can't ping the gateway
[06:34] <Cubey> As far as making itself more friendly to Windows users (although, I liked slackware the best of distros I tried in the past. I had issues with the other easier to use ones..)
[06:34] <mcsd> how do I update using apt-get and update a mounted harddrive and not update the live cd files I am running?
[06:34] <ManaPirat> hmm is there any chance for a glibc 2.3.x to be found/installable for my 7.0.4? ;)
[06:34] <Cubey> Of course we're talking mostly 3-5 years ago
[06:35] <Henica> aro gftp seems to work great. Thanks. :)
[06:35] <aro> Henica, np
[06:35] <mcsd> I cannot update using chroot ... cannot resolve web addresses ... but if I exit chroot it updates but I think that is then updating the live cd files
[06:35] <aro> mcsd, are you on the Live CD right now?
[06:35] <mcsd> yes
[06:35] <aro> mcsd, you can't alter the contents of the CD without burning data to it
[06:36] <dbrewer_rjr> nickrud: are you using feisty server?
[06:36] <mcsd> I thought it might just be caching the changes into memory
[06:37] <mcsd> so what happens if I have multiple installs on multiple drives and they are all mounted ...do they all update?
[06:37] <oth> ok I screwed sources.list with vi where can I get a fresh version
[06:37] <aro> mcsd, separate operating systems?
[06:37] <nickrud> dbrewer_rjr, no, desktop. Pinging the gateway: if you can't do that, and interfaces & iftab are correct, it's over my head. I can only do the light lifting on this
[06:37] <QuixoticJ> how can i update my package manager to get the latest version of wine?
[06:38] <aro> mcsd, the package manager doesn't control the package verisons
[06:38] <aro> Quixoticj*
[06:38] <Henica> Is wine better than Crossover? They both allow you to run windows applications.. right?
[06:38] <nickrud> dbrewer_rjr, also assuming your cabling is correct, of course
[06:38] <dbrewer_rjr> nickrud: can you recommend anyone?
[06:38] <eazel7> hi
[06:38] <Henica> Hello.
[06:38] <mcsd> yes...say I have two SATA drives and they each have one install on them if I run apt-get upgrade both drives upgrade?
[06:38] <sipior> Henica: well, crossover is basically wine
[06:38] <eazel7> I'm having a trouble here
[06:38] <sipior> Henica: just guaranteed to work with a small set of applications
[06:39] <dbrewer_rjr> nickrud: we got the same connection working no prob on a xp machine
[06:39] <nickrud> dbrewer_rjr, I haven't seen the real heavy hitters yet today, but they're usually around in a few hours
[06:39] <eazel7> we're testing ubuntu to implement it enterprise-wide
[06:39] <Henica> Well I'm using crossover to run Adobe Photoshop. Once my trial period runs out on Crossover.. could I just switch over to wine and reinstall Photoshop?
[06:39] <eazel7> but I got a problem: I cannot even ping with more than -s 1463 to any host outside the local network
[06:39] <dbrewer_rjr> nickrud: thanks. bbl, time for lunch
[06:40] <sipior> Henica: i would presume so, but it may not work as well depending on what version of wine you're running
[06:40] <eazel7> when browsing internet, anything downloads more than it's first 8kb
[06:40] <eazel7> but the same (basic) configuration works well in windows
[06:40] <aro> eazel7, I don't understand what you're saying
[06:40] <sipior> Henica: another possibility is cedega, another branch of wine, but not for free, alas
[06:40] <eazel7> what can it be?
[06:40] <Paddy_EIRE> how to get my ip address in ubuntu
[06:41] <aro> Paddy_EIRE, ifconfig in console
[06:41] <Paddy_EIRE> k
[06:41] <eazel7> the local addresses works fine, but when I go outside my local network, nothing downloads more than it's first 8kb
[06:42] <Frogzoo> is feisty on the 2.6.20 kernel ?
[06:42] <SlimeyPete> yes
[06:42] <eazel7> the same ip/netmask/gateway/dns works fine in windows
[06:42] <Frogzoo> thx SlimeyPete
[06:42] <eazel7> but not in ubuntu
[06:42] <brianq> anyone available to help me with a second monitor problem?
[06:42] <aro> eazel7, sorry I just don't know
[06:43] <mcsd> Frogzoo: ls /boot will show the kernel versions of you boot files
[06:43] <eazel7> gentoo works well, but mandriva one has the same problem
[06:43] <Molluck> can somebody recommend a better font than the sans font for ubuntu?  it's too wide.  I'm looking for something a little more like Verdana for Windows.
[06:43] <aos> bonsoir tout le monde
[06:44] <eazel7> I want to convince my boss that ubuntu is the best option, we're moving to open source desktops and servers
[06:44] <Molluck> Verdana, Tahoma, or Trebuchet MS
[06:44] <eazel7> and I don't want to hear the word 'nexenta' again
[06:45] <meribaz> eazel7, why would you want to convince him of that, when it's clearly not? :P j/k
[06:45] <eazel7> meribaz: 'cause I don't want to maintain gentoo
[06:46] <soundray> Molluck: Verdana isn't any narrower, though...
[06:46] <vikzx86> How do I stop Nautilius from re opening Widows for each folder?
[06:46] <IntuitiveNipple> Paddy_EIRE: Have you got it working?
[06:46] <skarmiglione> hi
[06:46] <skarmiglione> i need to know
[06:46] <soundray> Molluck: the full name of the default one is Bitstream Vera Sans
[06:47] <Molluck> soundray, I probably meant tahoma then.
[06:47] <buba> hi all
[06:47] <skarmiglione> if exist a progrma to recover data for install in linux
[06:47] <Molluck> soundray, I just don't like how the width of sans extends by as much as a CM or more when bolded. you know what i mean?
[06:48] <thefirstdude> why can't I read dvds?
[06:48] <skarmiglione> what i mean is if any know a program to recover data of a bad disk
[06:48] <thefirstdude> I go /media/cdrom0/
[06:48] <thefirstdude> and nothing is there
[06:48] <soundray> Molluck: if you install msttcorefonts, you can use Arial. That's pretty narrow.
[06:48] <FurryNemesis> thefirstdude, I've got that problem too
[06:48] <thefirstdude> I have like 5 players (vlc, mplayer, xine, totem...) none work
[06:48] <buba> qit
[06:48] <thefirstdude> do I need a dvd driver or something?
[06:48] <Thor> automatx
[06:49] <Pici> !automatix | Thor
[06:49] <ubotu> Thor: Automatix2 is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use. Problems caused by Automatix are often hard to track and solve, and it might sometimes be easier to !install a fresh copy of Ubuntu. See also !WorksForMe
[06:49] <Molluck> soundray, I wouldnt use arial for an application font even in windows haha
[06:49] <skarmiglione> nobody know what i need?
[06:49] <Thor> woot
[06:49] <skarmiglione> Please
[06:49] <thefirstdude> FurryNemesis, did you fix it?
[06:49] <pihus> I've heard something about IE4forLinux. Is that possible?
[06:49] <oth> should I mount the cdrom to use it or what
[06:50] <Cosmo__> someone had suggested sphinx to me as a speech to text replacement for dragon naturally speaking for dictation, anyone know much about it?
[06:50] <travel> If I only have a 650MB CD and can't burn the regular Feisty ISO to it is there anything I cna do
[06:50] <dranyam> im trying to install ubuntu and i get this error
[06:50] <dranyam> init: rcS main process 3478  killed by SEGV signal
[06:50] <Paddy_EIRE> IntuitiveNipple, just got my wifi back yesterday, then it went again :( although I freshly did what you said again and now its working :)
[06:50] <dranyam> anyone know what might cause that offhand
[06:50] <dranyam> ?
[06:50] <void^> eazel7: isn't that the good old pmtu-issue caused by bad routers? you can force a lower mtu with ifconfig.
[06:50] <soundray> Molluck: hey, come on, it's narrow ;)
[06:51] <IntuitiveNipple> Paddy_EIRE: Nice one :)
[06:51] <dyrne> travel: get the server iso and then after install sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[06:51] <digital_k> hello again all :)
[06:51] <dranyam> same with rs-default
[06:51] <dranyam> killed by SEGV signal
[06:51] <travel> dyrne, that is the same thing?
[06:51] <ekidd> I tried to apply the new smbclient upgrade, and the Update Manager told me, "You are about to install software that can't be authenticated!" Is anybody else seeing this problem?
[06:52] <dyrne> travel: yeah same os. server install is just a stipped down desktop install. course its not a livecd
[06:52] <kane77> SYN
[06:52] <dranyam> jesus
[06:52] <dranyam> christ
[06:52] <dranyam> init: rcS main process 3478  killed by SEGV signal
[06:52] <ekidd> Was the smbclient security fix not signed properly? Or has someone secretly replaced my Ubuntu update server with Folger's crystals? :-)
[06:52] <soundray> Molluck: you might like Kalimati (near-equivalent of Tahoma)
[06:53] <dyrne> dranyam: blasphemy!
[06:53] <Lilacor> dranyam: time to drink a Guiness
[06:53] <dranyam> wtf does it mean
[06:53] <TechBlazer> hello
[06:53] <Enyo> window 3
[06:53] <digital_k> tahoma is included in the mscorefonts now on the repos
[06:53] <digital_k> however, tahoma bold is not
[06:53] <dranyam> this machine only has 128mb of ram
[06:53] <FurryNemesis> thefirstdude, just about to try again
[06:53] <dranyam> but ive ran ubuntu on that before
[06:54] <KiloHertz> Hey does anyone here use OPENBOX?
[06:54] <KiloHertz> Hey does anyone here use OPENBOX?
[06:54] <KiloHertz> Hey does anyone here use OPENBOX?
[06:54] <KiloHertz> Hey does anyone here use OPENBOX?
[06:54] <KiloHertz> Hey does anyone here use OPENBOX?
[06:54] <digital_k> oh wow
[06:54] <Lilacor> whoah...
[06:54] <travel> dyrne, What about if I have a herd 5 CD, would it be better to use a final server then install desktop or just the herd 5 cd and upgrade
[06:54] <FurryNemesis> huh
[06:54] <FurryNemesis> thefirstdude, it works now
[06:54] <Lilacor> KiloHertz: you lagging there buddy?
[06:54] <KiloHertz> I know, bad connection today.
[06:54] <digital_k> lagging, flooding, same thing?
[06:54] <digital_k> :)
[06:54] <FurryNemesis> you might need libdvdcss
[06:54] <ekidd> Is there a security-specific mailing list or IRC channel for Ubuntu?
[06:55] <Molluck> soundray, nope kalimati isn't workin for me :(
[06:55] <Supaplex> KiloHertz: you jump inside, and tape it up. (openbox) ;)
[06:55] <FurryNemesis> ekidd, there's something in the forums
[06:55] <Molluck> soundray, nevermind. I am gonna stick with sans
[06:55] <ekidd> FurryNemesis: Thanks!
[06:55] <digital_k> Molluck:what are you attempting?
[06:55] <KiloHertz> lol suaplex
[06:55] <digital_k> I missed your question.
[06:55] <Molluck> digital_k, I'm just trying to find a decent font that doesn't get too fat when an application uses BOLD
[06:56] <thefirstdude> FurryNemesis, where get libdvdcss from, apt-get says it's unavaiblabe?
[06:56] <digital_k> Sans does nicely
[06:56] <squee_> How do I check what version of glibc I have installed?
[06:56] <justu> hi there
[06:56] <FurryNemesis> thefirstdude, that's bizzare
[06:56] <digital_k> Molluck: do you have font smoothing enabled?
[06:56] <FurryNemesis> just a sec
[06:57] <mcsd> check root= bootarg cat /proc/cmdline      or missing modules, devices: cat /proc/modules ls /dev    ALERT! does not exist.  Dropping to shell
[06:57] <mcsd> can someone tell me if that error is from lilo.conf or fstab
[06:58] <FurryNemesis> thefirstdude, sorry, the package is actually call libdvdcss2
[06:58] <FurryNemesis> my bad
[06:58] <digital_k> thefirstdude:you can search synaptic
[06:58] <digital_k> i believe
[06:58] <Molluck> digital_k, haha i just did a search for the digg article that tells how to enable smooth fonts.. it is enabled now.
[06:58] <thefirstdude> I don't like taking the time to open it up;)
[06:59] <eazel7_> when I do a traceroute with a message size of 3000, why would it say that the message is too long?
[06:59] <Molluck> digital_k, omg its nice... except now bold fonts are extremely bold.
[06:59] <thefirstdude> FurryNemesis, says libdvdcss2 is unavailabe to?
[06:59] <digital_k> Molluck: for best results, go into the font preferences, and set the fonts to gray scale and slight
[06:59] <digital_k> those settings look best, IMO
[06:59] <sipior> eazel7: why so long a message length?
[07:00] <thefirstdude> FurryNemesis, what repositories did you add?
[07:00] <Pegg> would you see a performance gain if your PVN traffic came in one NIC and was NAT'ted out a second nic?
[07:00] <FurryNemesis> thefirstdude, I didn't - but you need Universe and Multiverse repos enabled. Got those?
[07:00] <digital_k> extremely bold? i use sans font system wide, and its not terribly bold
[07:00] <digital_k> but i also used the alternate font patches available on the ubuntu forums
[07:00] <thefirstdude> FurryNemesis, yeh
[07:01] <eazel7_> sipior: 'cause I'm trying to understain why I cannot download anything more than 8kb long
[07:01] <eazel7_> sipior: I cannot even ping beyond the 1463 bytes
[07:01] <sipior> eazel7: i'm guessing it doesn't like the fact that you would guarantee packet fragmentation with that size
[07:01] <berk> Awesome, I installed swiftfox browser on 64bit feisty fawn and now flash works!
[07:01] <FurryNemesis> thefirstdude, then that's very weird
[07:01] <Molluck> digital_k, I prefer medium hinting over slight becuase the letter spacing seems "natural" whereas slight makes it seem less readible
[07:01] <sipior> eazel7: pastebin your ifconfig, and we'll have a look
[07:01] <FurryNemesis> thefirstdude, maybe the repos are down
[07:02] <digital_k> Molluck: understandable, we see with different sets of eyes. :p
[07:02] <sipior> eazel7: also, have you changed the MTU for the interface at all?
[07:02] <Molluck> digital_k, indeed :)
[07:02] <SurfnKid> how can you do an alsa reset
[07:02] <eazel7_> sipior: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/21154/
[07:02] <Molluck> digital_k, but this bold has got to go. it's terrible!
[07:02] <SurfnKid> to kill dead esd connections?
[07:02] <digital_k> have you tried making app. font nonbold?
[07:03] <digital_k> its probably too skinny then?
[07:03] <eazel7_> sipior: I could paste, but I cannot read the pasted :-P 'cause of the page size
[07:03] <JakReloaded> Hey Everyone - For some reason the "Cube" effect doesnt work any more. I can shift workspaces but not using the cool cube - all my other XGL Effects work fine. Anyone have any ideas?
[07:03] <sipior> eazel7: odd, it doesn't claim any dropped packets
[07:03] <thefirstdude> FurryNemesis, I'm trying the main repository vs us
[07:03] <RainCT> got the keyboard working.. needed to enable "USB Keyboard" in the BIOS, but it isn't a USB keyboard, should I report a bug?
[07:03] <eazel7_> sipior: exactly
[07:03] <sipior> eazel7: could the problem be further down your network? what's your setup like?
[07:04] <digital_k> RainCT: do you have a usb adapter hooked to it?
[07:04] <eazel7_> me->switch->router (internet)
[07:04] <sipior> eazel7: and that netmask is correct? not flat <IP_ADDRESS>?
[07:04] <RainCT> digital_k: to the keyboard? no
[07:04] <FurryNemesis> thefirstdude, then I really don't know what's wrong. Sorry
[07:04] <eazel7> I don't know how am I chatting
[07:05] <eazel7> sipior: yes, it's <IP_ADDRESS> here
[07:05] <sipior> eazel7: do you have another computer on the switch, and does it have problems?
[07:05] <eazel7> yes, there's a lot of pcs behind the core switch and they have no problems
[07:06] <eazel7> neither this one, when it boots windows
[07:06] <sipior> eazel7: thank you, that narrows things a bit :-)
[07:07] <Pelo> how long is  dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/scd on a 1 gig flash drive is suppose to take ?
[07:07] <sipior> eazel7: what sort of card, btw?
[07:07] <eazel7> ethernet
[07:07] <JakReloaded> Hey Everyone - For some reason the "Cube" effect doesnt work any more. I can shift workspaces but not using the cool cube - all my other XGL Effects work fine.
[07:07] <eazel7> you mean, the vendor and model?
[07:08] <sipior> eazel7: well, lots of those cards. which maker? also, you might consider disabling ipv6, it might be causing issues
[07:08] <soneil> Does anyone have any feedback of how useful ubuntu certification is in the real world?  I've discovered my employer will pay for any educately remotely relevant to my job ..
[07:08] <eazel7> sipior: I don't know how to disable it
[07:08] <Pelo> JakReloaded,  try asking in #ubuntu-effects
[07:09] <JakReloaded> Thanks Pelo!
[07:09] <sipior> eazel7: google "disable ipv6 ubuntu" and i'll bet you'll find something :)
[07:09] <Pelo> soneil,  linux is the wave of the future
[07:09] <dj> join #beryl
[07:09] <Pelo> dj  /join ....
[07:09] <RedACE> Why isn't my clock automatically being synced to a time server?
[07:09] <meribaz> or perhaps the wave of "right now"?!
[07:10] <PriceChild> RedACE, that isn't set up by default afaik
[07:10] <sipior> soneil: if it's not your money, have a go :)
[07:10] <RedACE> PriceChild, that's silly
[07:10] <PriceChild> RedACE, why?
[07:10] <PriceChild> RedACE, it involves installing more packages (easily done via gui)
[07:10] <RedACE> PriceChild, why would you not synchronize?
[07:10] <PriceChild> RedACE, because you haven't got the internet?
[07:11] <RedACE> PriceChild, so then the synchronization fails. It should still try by default
[07:11] <PriceChild> RedACE, if you can synchronise you can quickly dl a couple of packages which would have taken up space ont he cd
[07:11] <nexusSTONE> hi there.
[07:11] <RedACE> most people have teh intertubes
[07:11] <RedACE> PriceChild, I'm saying it should be default
[07:11] <sipior> eazel7: have a look here: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/5177
[07:11] <fanch59> hi room
[07:11] <Pelo> RedACE,  a lot of things could be default,  choices need to be made
[07:11] <RedACE> PriceChild, by your login, ubuntu should do nothing and come with no software by default and the user should have to know to install everything.
[07:12] <fanch59> anyone could help with a problem regarding internet access ?
[07:12] <chris__> Why doesn't "sudo gdm stop" work, even when I am in the right folder?
[07:12] <travel> Should a GeForce4 Go 4200 be using nvidia-glx or nvidia-glx-legacy. I am currently using the non-legacy and its working fine but would legacy be better?
[07:12] <digital_k> Pelo: I highly agree.
[07:12] <Pelo> fanch59, specific questions are helpfull
[07:12] <digital_k> franch59:whats the problem
[07:12] <PriceChild> RedACE, ubuntu has a big "one cd install" thing going on.
[07:12] <sipior> chris__: probably because "." isn't in your path
[07:12] <chris__> That's a really good point.
[07:13] <PriceChild> RedACE, Its about 3 or 4 clicks and a password to get that working.
[07:13] <chris__> I shall try this again, thank you
[07:13] <PriceChild> Pelo, depends how fast your hd is
[07:13] <soundray> RedACE: the default is for the time to sync when an internet interface goes up. See /etc/network/if-up.d/ntpdate
[07:13] <eazel7_> sipior: the network card is NexTreme BCM5752 Gigabit Ethernet Pci Express
[07:13] <Pelo> PriceChild,   usb flash drive
[07:13] <Pelo> 1 gig
[07:13] <digital_k> Pelo: depends also on the size of image you are moving also.
[07:13] <fanch59> i've jsut intalled the latest version of rutilt to have my RT73 work...Before that i could not access the network. Now i'm logged on the wireless network, but can't go on the internet with firefox or gaim
[07:13] <PriceChild> soundray, if you have the ntp packages installed
[07:13] <PriceChild> Pelo, well then your usb bus
[07:13] <RedACE> soundray, apparently not. my clock was off by 15 minutes
[07:13] <sipior> eazel7: have a look at the link i pasted above re: disabling ipv6 in ubuntu
[07:14] <Fensur> a
[07:14] <Pelo> digilink, PriceChild  actualy  dd if=/dev/zero , ie resetting everything to blank
[07:14] <RedACE> my 'synchronize now' button is greyed out too..
[07:14] <eazel7_> sipior: I'm trying to disable it
[07:14] <Pelo> RedACE,  you probably need to select a server to sync to
[07:15] <digital_k> I used dd a couple of times to reimage a hd, moved an image of about 6 gigs, took about 12 minutes or so.
[07:15] <soundray> PriceChild: which they are by default (ubuntu-minimal depends on ntpdate)
[07:15] <allblacks> hi i have a question i have installed firestarter to share an internet connection and the DHCP server is not starting at the start up of the computer what is the command to add the DHCP at the start up\??
[07:15] <Pelo> thanks digilink and PriceChild , will wait a bit longer
[07:16] <arkanabar> I installed the kubuntu desktop.  After I set it to default, the "Options" menu was gone from my login screen, so now I can't get back to GNOME.  How do I fix this?
[07:16] <chris__> sipior:  - that worked, or so it said, but my desktop was still running, as was Xorg.  Thanks for your help though.  Back to the wiki I guess.
[07:17] <sipior> chris__: if you want to kill gdm, the preferred method is "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop". is this what you were doing?
[07:17] <allblacks> may i have an answer at the post that i made before
[07:17] <chris__> Yes.
[07:17] <sipior> chris__: and how about "restart"?
[07:17] <chris__> However, when I attempted to install the Nvidia drivers directly after that, it said I was still running an X server.
[07:17] <Zedfloyd> i am a nubi with ubuntu and linux... does anyone know of a good program for multitrack sound editing??
[07:18] <Pelo> allblacks,  you are not being ignored,  we just donT' know,  try looking it up in the forum or maybe you can find something in here  http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty
[07:18] <axisys> how do i read a vsd file?
[07:18] <soundray> allblacks: there is a bug related to DHCP and firestarter. Let me look it up...
[07:18] <eazel7_> sipior: gonna restart
[07:18] <fanch59> Zedfloyd: ever tryed audacity ?
[07:18] <TakeOut{u}> Zedfloyd, it might be a good bit of research to have a look at ubuntu studio, and see if any of the packages match your needs
[07:18] <sipior> chris__: out of curiosity, why install the drivers manually?
[07:18] <Ruens> anyone have Dell Wireless 1370 WLAN Mini-PCI Card and actually get it working?
[07:18] <chris__> In the hopes of solving the problem of Ubuntu freezing for about 90 seconds at a time.
[07:19] <Zedfloyd> can i upgrade to ubuntu studio from feisty 64?
[07:19] <allblacks> ok let me put it diffrent do i have to manualy start the DHCP at every boot . if yes what is the command?
[07:19] <chris__> I had Ubuntu working perfectly, and then nuked the install in an attempt to revert to XP for various reasons, and now it freezes (which is documented on the Ubuntu forums)
[07:19] <sipior> chris__: weird, sorry to hear it.
[07:19] <Pelo> allblacks,  it probably needs to be in /etc/init.d or somethng like that,   check in the forum for more htelp on this
[07:19] <fanch59> still no idea for my internet problem ?
[07:19] <axisys> is there a VSD reader?
[07:20] <chris__> So am I.  I'll figure it out sooner or later.
[07:20] <axisys> or VSD viewer?
[07:20] <Zedfloyd> is audacity for multitrack editing... i play guitar
[07:20] <Pelo> fanch59, I must have missed your question ,what was it ?
[07:20] <fanch59> Zedfloyd: yes it is
[07:20] <arkanabar> I lost my "Options" menu on the login screen when I set KDE to default session.  How do I get it back?
[07:20] <soundray> allblacks: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/firestarter/+bug/48006 -- have a look at the discussion.
[07:20] <Ruens> anyone have Dell Wireless 1370 WLAN Mini-PCI Card and actually get it working???/ would love to get the wireless card working in ubuntu
[07:20] <Zedfloyd> do you use it that way franch?
[07:21] <Pelo> Zedfloyd, sudo apt-get install audacity    just give it a try
[07:21] <eazel7_> sipior: the ipv6 stack is disabled now, but the problem persists
[07:21] <Pelo> Ruens, try looking it up in the forum
[07:22] <fanch59> Pelo: i have just installed the newest versiono of rutilt to have my rt73 work. Now i can log on the network, but cannot use the internet...
[07:22] <Zedfloyd> ok
[07:22] <fanch59> Zedfloyd: yes i do
[07:22] <sipior> eazel7: hmm...this is difficult to diagnose remotely, i'm afraid
[07:22] <aye_bersuit> cmmm
[07:22] <aye_bersuit> kakaja
[07:22] <sipior> eazel7: so, downloads are slow, or simply fail above a certain size?
[07:22] <Zedfloyd> how do i hook a mic and guitar into my computer to have audacity recognize the sound?
[07:22] <Pelo> fanch59, I don'T know much about this,  do you have the network manage running ? that might be it
[07:23] <eazel7_> sipior: fail above 8kb
[07:23] <arkanabar> Zedfloyd, depends on your sound card.
[07:23] <fanch59> Pelo: do you mean i should not ?
[07:23] <Groovy-Roovey> Where can I go to get help with X11?
[07:23] <Zedfloyd> i have a built in sound card into the mother board...
[07:23] <sipior> eazel7: i've checked the card and it's certainly supported under linux. another thing to try would be rebooting with the live installer CD and see if the network is fine in that case.
[07:24] <soundray> Groovy-Roovey: try here
[07:24] <Pelo> fanch59,  I mean you probably should,  someone told me that while it was not totaly essential some internet apps needed ti to get connected
[07:24] <fanch59> Zedfloyd: just plug in on your sound card and select sound card as entry device
[07:24] <Pelo> Zedfloyd,  there is a #audacity channel
[07:24] <eazel7_> sipior: I'll do that right now
[07:24] <Zedfloyd> ok
[07:24] <fanch59> Pelo: well it is actually running...
[07:24] <skarmiglione> hi
[07:24] <Pelo> fanch59, ok so that's not it then
[07:24] <skarmiglione> hello
[07:24] <fanch59> Pelo: apparently not...
[07:24] <fanch59> skarmiglione: hi
[07:24] <Pelo> skarmiglione,  do you realy watn 1276 ppl to say hello back ?
[07:25] <skarmiglione> anybody knows a prgram to recover data from bad disk?
[07:25] <stefg> travel: all the ....go chipsets work with the standard drivers, -legacy is for MX440 and earlier, like TNT
[07:25] <Pelo> skarmiglione, try the forum www.ubuntuforums.com
[07:26] <pheaver> hello everyone.  i'm using a custom compiled kernel from this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=157560 .  The only way I was able to get nvidia drivers to work is by manually installing using the package at nvidia.com.  It works, except that everytime I reboot, the nvidia module fails to load until a re-run the nvidia install script.
[07:26] <soundray> skarmiglione: a very low-level tool is dd - man dd helps
[07:26] <pheaver> any idea why I have to reinstall the nvidia module every time i boot?
[07:26] <dj> what is that console window I see in videos that is movable by dragging from anywhere on the window and also has no border, its like a floating screen
[07:26] <Pelo> pheaver, put it in /ect/init.d or someting like that
[07:26] <pheaver> Pelo: the installer?!
[07:26] <ManaPirat> hmm what does it mean when the CPU% in top is > 300% for a certain process?
[07:26] <Pelo> skarmiglione,  I donT take pm from anyone
[07:27] <soundray> pheaver: call the script from /etc/rc.local
[07:27] <Pelo> pheaver,  the line you need to start it up
[07:27] <pheaver> although you can make the installer non-interactive by using command line arguments, that just doesn't sound like a good idea
[07:27] <pheaver> i'd rather fix it so that the module doesn't have to be reinstalled
[07:27] <ny00123> hi
[07:27] <pheaver> cause i shouldn't have to reinstall it
[07:28] <L0RAK> hello
[07:28] <dj> anyone know?
[07:28] <L0RAK> can some one give me a download link for Cedega ?
[07:28] <L0RAK> please
[07:28] <stefg> pheaver: rather use module assistant. let  the nvidia script perform an uninstall, apt-get nvidia-source  and do it the debian/ubuntu way. this way the package manager knows what's going on
[07:28] <soundray> pheaver: then it's probably best to create your own restricted-modules package, so as to emulate the way the standard packages work.
[07:28] <ny00123> Does anybody know about uploading community-made packages to Ubuntu servers?
[07:28] <pheaver> i tried to do that
[07:28] <pheaver> using the guides, but i couldn't get it to work
[07:28] <ikonia> ny00123: like what
[07:28] <ny00123> In my case a part of them aren't GPL compatible (though open source) so I should probably use multiverse, if I use something.
[07:28] <arkanabar> I made KDE my default desktop, and now the "Options" menu is gone from my login screen.  How do I get it back?
[07:29] <Pelo> dj,  I think it might just be a theme with no borders
[07:29] <ikonia> ny00123: you don't just upload them
[07:29] <Necator> Hi I'm trying to run azureus and it was on for a about 5 minutes and suddenly dissapeared. now when i try to load it hte window comes up and then dies again. any ideas?
[07:29] <ManaPirat> LORARK Cedega is a commercial application
[07:29] <ny00123> I'm sure I must register first
[07:29] <dj> Pelo, a theme?
[07:29] <ManaPirat> though it is not that much liked, nobody here would provide you with warez, sorry
[07:29] <ikonia> ny00123: you have to submit it for review
[07:29] <ny00123> and maybe there's some kind of a size limit (e.g. no more than 100MB)
[07:29] <Pelo> ny00123,  if you want someting included in the repos I think there are instructions in the site for it ,  in the how to contribute section or something
[07:29] <dj> pelo, I didn't see any options for themes in the console
[07:29] <ikonia> Necator: please start if from the command line and see if you get any debug output
[07:29] <L0RAK> i don't whant a warz
[07:29] <ny00123> Thanks ikonia and Pelo
[07:30] <ManaPirat> so? ;) ask cedega
[07:30] <L0RAK> warez i need the original app
[07:30] <pheaver> LORAK: if you have registered for cedega, then go to their website and download it
[07:30] <ikonia> lorak what do you want
[07:30] <ManaPirat> they sure would like to give you a download or a CD for cash
[07:30] <pheaver> otherwise, you're not legally entitled to own it, and thus it's warez
[07:30] <soneil> ny00123: You probably want to take a look thru https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MOTU
[07:30] <L0RAK> i am 15 years old i can't pay for it because i dont have a credit card
[07:30] <L0RAK> :(
[07:30] <Pelo> dj, oh, I missunderstood your quesiton , it might just be how mplayer behave in console mode, try asking there #mplayer , or maybe it's vlc
[07:30] <fanch59> am i in ?
[07:30] <stefg> Necator: the azu-package is broken (as always). for a quick fix you could try to rename/delete ~/.azureus... on the long run rather d/l from sourceforge and replace the azureus.jar
[07:30] <pheaver> then you're not allowed to have it
[07:30] <ikonia> lorak this is ubuntu support
[07:30] <pheaver> and we're not going to give you a link
[07:30] <ikonia> lorak please stay on topic
[07:30] <Necator> ikonia it says an unexspected error has been detected in the java run time environment.
[07:30] <L0RAK> ok
[07:30] <L0RAK> sorry
[07:31] <Necator> stefg thanks i didnt know that. How do i uninstall it ill just use the bittorrent client that was built into ubuntu
[07:31] <ikonia> Necator: ok - looks like your jvm is having issues, which version / product are you using
[07:31] <ManaPirat> LORAK i am sorry :) .. maybe write the cedega support an email?
[07:31] <defcon> how do I run a terminal command from gnome menu or kde menu, so terminal stays open after command is finished?
[07:31] <ManaPirat> or ask your mom? ;)
[07:31] <Pelo> L0RAK,  use wine instead
[07:31] <atrus> my laptop's external monitor doesn't seem to shut off with dpms. it does when connected to a desktop machine. intel gma 945, with xorg and xserver-xorg-video-intel from ubuntu.
[07:31] <soundray> L0RAK: ask your parents to buy it for you, or register at transgaming.com and ask them what to do.
[07:31] <Necator> ikonia i have sun java 6 web start i got it from the add remove programs
[07:31] <dyrne> defcon: nohup gedit& for example
[07:31] <L0RAK> i will try that
[07:31] <cox377_> i'm trying to find /usr/bin/php
[07:31] <stefg> Necator: sudo apt-get remove --purge azureus
[07:31] <ikonia> Necator: that sounds good. Can you pastebin the error please
[07:31] <L0RAK> thank you very much
[07:31] <defcon> nohup?
[07:31] <cox377_> but it's not there, i php installed, anyone got any ideas?
[07:31] <stefg> !deluge | Necator
[07:31] <ubotu> Necator: deluge is a new Bittorrent client, created using Python and GTK+, intended to bring a native, full-featured client to !GTK environments such as GNOME and Xfce - See http://deluge-torrent.org/ for more information
[07:31] <dj> I've seen it in several videos, the terminal is movable by click-dragging anywhere on it, its also semitransparent and has no menu/border
[07:31] <dyrne> defcon: yeah
[07:31] <ikonia> stefg: he needs to remove it ?
[07:31] <defcon> dyrne: thnx bro
[07:31] <ny00123> :o If I want to upload a package
[07:31] <fanch59> Pelo: i've just realised something reagarding network manager...The interface i'm using to  log on the network is not recognized by it. do you think it could mean that if i stopped n-m i might be able to use wireless ?
[07:32] <ny00123> it seems like I should then become a part of the community
[07:32] <adminian> I am having a wireless config problem with wpa
[07:32] <stefg> ikonia: he doesn't need, but asked how to do it...
[07:32] <soundray> fanch59: that was my thought.
[07:32] <ikonia> stefg: ahhh I thought he asked how to fix it, my mistake, sorry
[07:32] <fanch59> adminian: join the club !
[07:32] <adminian> lol what i c
[07:32] <Paddy_EIRE> adminian, have you installed wpa_supplicant
[07:32] <adminian> yes
[07:32] <soundray> fanch59: I have a rt61 driver that doesn't work at all with nm, so I disabled it completely.
[07:32] <Paddy_EIRE> adminian, whats happening
[07:32] <Necator> ikonia i dont know how to do that sorry first day ^^:
[07:32] <adminian> and network manager
[07:33] <fanch59> soundray: ok. Do you nkow how i can desactivate it without uninstalling it (just in case...)
[07:33] <defcon> dyrne: im trying to add this to kde
[07:33] <defcon> its not working
[07:33] <Necator> stefg whats the purge part do?
[07:33] <adminian> well network manager will not see the wirless card
[07:33] <Pelo> fanch59, I realy wouldnT' know sorry, I have no experience with wifi whatsoever
[07:33] <defcon> id like nmap to stay open
[07:33] <stefg> Necator: delete remaining config-files think as 'apt-get nuke azureuse' :-)
[07:33] <fanch59> Pelo: ok, ty
[07:34] <soundray> fanch59: 'sudo chmod -x /etc/dbus-1/event.d/25NetworkManager /etc/dbus-1/event.d/26NetworkManagerDispatcher' and disable nm-applet as well
[07:34] <Necator> stefg will it also work on wine? since that is broken too and i want to try to remove it
[07:34] <ikonia> !pastebin >necator
[07:34] <dyrne> defcon: nohup should just ignore the kill signal. ive not used kde in  a while but the de shouldnt matter id think
[07:34] <soundray> fanch59: from Sys-Prefs-Session-Startup programs
[07:35] <stefg> Necator: sure... sudo apt-get remove --purge wine ... then delete the (hidden) ~/.wine dir in your home-dir
[07:35] <fanch59> soundray: ok, thanks, i'll try this
[07:35] <defcon> any way to keep my apps open and switch from kde to gnome
[07:35] <defcon> gnome menu editor is better than kde's
[07:35] <Necator> my wine always just sits and says wine creating configuration directory /home/name/.wine... and it stays there and never does anything after that.
[07:36] <Pelo> Necator, try asking in #winehq
[07:36] <adminian>  Paddy_EIRE: not completely sure
[07:36] <Paddy_EIRE> adminian, 1 sec
[07:36] <Necator> pelo one of the guys in there said i have to learn linux first b4 trying to use wine.
[07:36] <stefg> Necator: that might indicate another problem... actually wine became really neat during the last year
[07:37] <Paddy_EIRE> adminian, /join #Paddy_EIRE
[07:37] <Pelo> Necator, well there are asses in every channels
[07:37] <Necator> pelo ya but unfortunately he was the only one there so i just left.
[07:37] <defcon> How do I keep my apps open and switch from kde to gnome
[07:37] <rdesh> how
[07:37] <rdesh> hi
[07:37] <soundray> defcon: you can't switch and keep your apps open. No way.
[07:37] <Necator> stefg do you think my java is messed up? and any ideas on this wine problem ? pelo any ideas on this wine problem?
[07:37] <rdesh> i am trying to use Dejavu sans mono in my URXVT, but it looks awful at the same pixel size in Gnome terminal.  what gives?
[07:38] <vasser> hello
[07:38] <defcon> k
[07:38] <getoo> i had my laptop on "hibernate" and now my sound do not work , i even restarted
[07:38] <wxq2378> automounting of USB disks does not work after suspend to disk. how do i restart/activate it?
[07:38] <getoo> what should i do
[07:38] <Pelo> Necator, kill it, go in synaptc remove it , ( completely),  go in /home/user/.wine,  remove the .wine dir , then goto  www.winehq.com   follow the links ,  install the 3rdparty repos for ubuntu ,  update,  reinstall wine,  and run  winecfg before you do anything else
[07:38] <vasser> i just installed ubuntu on my system, but it either didn't install grub, or that i need to somehow make it boot from grub
[07:38] <vasser> since i am now under windows
[07:38] <AngryPunk> Hello I have a slightly anoying problem that I cannot seem to fix, I am using ubuntu fiesty on a latop, and it keeps pasting text from the clipboard seemingly randomly everywhere.  I think it is because of the middle paste fuction of unix, and that my wrist might be grazing the touchpad somehow. Is there a way to turn off this functionality?
[07:39] <getoo> anyone about my sound problem
[07:39] <Necator> and sudo apt-get remove --purge wine will kill it pelo?
[07:39] <cox377_> where is the PHP binary kept under ubuntu?
[07:39] <sipior> rdesh: does urxvt suport antialiasing?
[07:39] <dyrne> vasser: /msg ubotu grub    for grub install instructions
[07:39] <rdesh> sipior: it should
[07:39] <rdesh> sipior: it looks AA'd, but just uglier
[07:39] <Pelo> Necator,  well it will remove it , but try killing hte process with the system monitor first  ,  the process is wineserver I beleive
[07:40] <ant30> sipior: it have some problems with strange caracter
[07:40] <stefg> Necator: make sure you have the latest java by 'sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin' then 'sudo update-alternatives --config java' to verify your system is using it
[07:40] <ant30> as tildes
[07:40] <vasser> dyrne: how do i know if it installed, i know how to take the boot record and use it under windows
[07:40] <Necator> hmm You two give help faster then I can process all this =)
[07:40] <zzsputnik> hi, i try to install the foo2zjs driver for HP 1018 laserjet as described on http://foo2zjs.rkkda.com/INSTALL   but when i try to $make  i get an error message
[07:41] <Necator> pelo wow i have so many wineserver process running and winecreate
[07:41] <getoo> i need help , i had my laptop on "hybernate" now the sound wont work , i even restarted the box .. no sound !!!!!!!!!!
[07:41] <dyrne> vasser: well if windows booted id say the mbr was not overwritten. im sure grub is still installed to the ubuntu partition just not mbr. from livecd open a terminal and cd /boot/grub/ if its there you just need to write to mbr
[07:41] <Pelo> Necator,  I think we found the problem  there should be only one ,   try  sudo killall -9 wineserver
[07:41] <ant30> sipior: xterm support freetype fonts with hinting, and it's very ligth
[07:42] <stefg> Necator: copy and paste the 2 cammands i gave you to a terminal
[07:42] <Necator> i was in the gui for system monitor didnt know i could use it in the terminal
[07:42] <dyrne> vasser: seperate hd maybe? you have win and ubuntu on diff hd maybe you need to change boot order in bios
[07:42] <Necator> ill do that soon as i kill these process stefg. you two are great!
[07:42] <sipior> ant30: that's nice. did i miss a previous part of our conversation?
[07:43] <vasser> dyrne: ubuntu was insatalled on the same physical hd as windows
[07:43] <Necator> pelo can i use the system monitor from the terminal ?
[07:43] <stefg> Necator: i assume you#re on Feisty, aren't you?
[07:43] <vasser> dyrne: also, won't the /boot/grub in the livecd be on the cd ?
[07:43] <wxq2378> Necator: looking for "top" ?
[07:43] <Pelo> Necator, I donT think so , it's a gui thing ,   top is the console one but I donT, know if it just displays or lets you run commands on it
[07:43] <Necator> stefg ya i just installed last night after fixing tons of errors on my computer. I think i broke my bios a little bit too lol. Then i couldnt configure windows for my folks so i was like dammit i wanted linux for a long time let me just install it.
[07:44] <baibbas> Hey can anyone help me with a problem....I installed Vista and it whacked my Grub menu and I can't get Ubuntu to load...I ran grub, did the find /boot/grub/stage1, then did root (hd0, 3), then setup (hd0), rebooted, then now all I get is  Reboot and Select proper Boot device
[07:44] <baibbas> or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device...
[07:44] <Necator> pelo so in the gui then i just right click and press stop process or kill process?
[07:44] <dyrne> vasser: yea :) /media/hda?/boot  i mean
[07:44] <Hoag> Is there a way to change how the desktop icons are treated? i.e, make computer, trash etc exempt from sorting, and reduce the spacing?
[07:44] <stefg> Necator: good approach :-)
[07:44] <Necator> stefg ive wanted to use linux for over a yr but my parents prevented me lol
[07:44] <Pelo> Necator, yes
[07:44] <sipior> Hoag: tricky, i don't believe so.
[07:44] <axisys> i need a visio viwer file
[07:45] <Pelo> Necator, there are ways to dispose of parents like that
[07:45] <Hoag> sipior, dang, well, thanks anyway :)
[07:45] <Necator> pelo there is also several wine-pthread and it says uninterpretable
[07:45] <baibbas> Anyone able to help me with my problem?
[07:45] <allblacks> is there a software for ubuntu that can open DWG files??
[07:45] <stefg> Necator: telling tehm they are immune to malware might change their minds (Did in my case after a trojan devastated my dad's pc)
[07:45] <Pelo> Necator, consider rebooting
[07:45] <Necator> pelo they wouldnt let me switch becasue they use aol and they use anydvd/clonedvd2 combo to copy movies. and i couldnt gurantee they could do that on linux so they would always ifght with me lol.
[07:46] <Necator> pelo ya i will reboot but it might take a while since my bios is crazy messed up lol.
[07:46] <Pelo> Necator,  treaten to snitch on them to MPAA for copying dvd
[07:46] <blargh> hi guys ..i need help duh ..new to ubuntu..i have a HDD with all my mp3s on it and its ntfs ..how can i get them to play in ubuntu?
[07:46] <Necator> pelo they own the dvds my dad just has some crazy fetish of never actully running the origonal
[07:46] <sipior> Hoag: you might look for appropriate flags in the configuration editor, but i've never seen anything like that i'm afraid.
[07:46] <shawn34> need help with gamepad. i got it working after running jscal, however the right thumbstick in games is inverted and don't know how to change. is there an option in jscal that i can invert the right thumbstick?
[07:47] <Necator> pelo its my fault really i gave him all these fancy easy to use software in windows and now he wont let it go.
[07:47] <stefg> !dvd | Necator
[07:47] <ubotu> Necator: For playing DVD, see http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/video.html - "libdvdcss2" can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeveasPackages - Try k9copy (available in !Universe) for backing up DVDs
[07:47] <Necator> anyway im off to reboot ill be back
[07:47] <dyrne> blargh: message the bot here like '/msg ubotu ntfs'
[07:47] <stefg> Necator: you'll find taht an interesting read
[07:47] <FunnyLookinHat> Anyone else here finding that their weather desklets and whatnot are no longer pulling data correctly?  I think weather.com screwed with their XML feeds.
[07:47] <blargh> ok cheers
[07:47] <baibbas> .I installed Vista and it whacked my Grub menu and I can't get Ubuntu to load...I ran grub, did the find /boot/grub/stage1, then did root (hd0, 3), then setup (hd0), rebooted, then now all I get is  Reboot and Select proper Boot device
[07:47] <Pelo> blargh,   festy will read ntfs out of the box,  you can get write by addin a fwe packages
[07:47] <Pelo> !nfts | blargh
[07:47] <ubotu> blargh: To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions . For write access see !ntfs-3g or !fuse
[07:47] <pheaver> damn people complain about gentoo taking long to compile
[07:47] <Necator> maybe ill sit in here and absorb knowledge all day XD
[07:48] <pheaver> the friggin ubuntu kernel... now that takes forever to compile
[07:48] <shawn34> anyone have any idea?
[07:48] <Pelo> FunnyLookinHat,  mine is working fine,  it might just be an update probelm with your particular town
[07:48] <sipior> pheaver: really? shouldn't take more than ten minutes or so, unless your machine is truly ancient.
[07:48] <Pelo> shawn34,  try the forum
[07:49] <pheaver> intel core 2 duo
[07:49] <frinux> hi
[07:49] <pheaver> takes more than ten minutes lol
[07:49] <pheaver> everything is enabled in the ubuntu kernel by default, i hate it.... in the gentoo kernel, everything's off, you get to figure out what you need
[07:49] <sipior> pheaver: i'm guessing something's broken then :)
[07:49] <stefg> pheaver: if you compile a kernel yourself you can leave out /lots/ of stuff that's not used for your system.... and not using a 75 Mhz Cpu helps, too :-)
[07:49] <frinux> I cannot manage to join a samba PDC with windows XP
[07:49] <wxq2378> automounting of USB disks does not work after suspend to disk. how do i restart/activate it?
[07:49] <blargh> wow alot of reading cheers
[07:49] <pheaver> siplor: wtf, nothing's broken... it just takes longer than i like it too
[07:49] <pheaver> stefg: yes i know how to compile a kernel
[07:50] <Alam_Debian> I had add a hard drive to my Ubuntu MythTV server, how do I get the UUID so I can add a mount in /etc/fstab?
[07:50] <baibbas> .I installed Vista and it whacked my Grub menu and I can't get Ubuntu to load...I ran grub, did the find /boot/grub/stage1, then did root (hd0, 3), then setup (hd0), rebooted, then now all I get is  Reboot and Select proper Boot device
[07:50] <FunnyLookinHat> Pelo, dang...  thanks then   : )   (I don't know how Denver, Colorado would have any issues)   : )
[07:50] <pheaver> stefg: as i said before, intel core 2 duo (2.4 GHz)
[07:50] <frinux> it seems I have to add a user which corresponds to the machine, but when I launch  adduser client1$ --group dom_pc d /dev/null
[07:50] <frinux> i get adduser: Only one or two names allowed.
[07:50] <Pelo> Alam_Debian,  you can replace the uuid with /dev/sd?
[07:50] <stefg> pheaver: takes around 20 minutes on my oldish Athlon XP+ 2500
[07:50] <pheaver> stefg: that's a long time :)
[07:51] <tam> will ubuntu start without a keyboard/mouse? if not is there a way that i can get it to do so?
[07:51] <Pelo> FunnyLookinHat,  I meant the page for your town ,  might just be temporary while  weather.com updates something
[07:51] <sipior> wow, break out the ADHD meds
[07:51] <baibbas> Why is my question being ignored, I've asked it like 4 times already
[07:51] <sipior> baibbas: we were ignoring you, sorry man.
[07:51] <stefg> pheaver: your C2D should tackle that in 5 minutes... given you leave all the unnecessary drivers out
[07:51] <Alam_Debian> I really want to put in UUID instand of /dev/sdb2 in case I add an another hard driver and mess up the order...
[07:51] <Pici> tam: It should start fine, your BIOS might not though
[07:51] <pheaver> stefg: a gentoo kernel, yes :)
[07:51] <QuixoticJ> I'm back stefg, polo. Where were we?
[07:52] <tam> Pici: aga, i could check that before movin the dinosaur to the cupboard
[07:52] <baibbas> I installed Vista and it whacked my Grub menu and I can't get Ubuntu to load...I ran grub from a live CD, did the find /boot/grub/stage1, then did root (hd0, 3), then setup (hd0), rebooted, then now all I get is  Reboot and Select proper Boot device
[07:52] <pheaver> stefg: but i've found that when i try to tune the ubuntu kernel too much, it just breaks on me... so i end up leaving a lot of stuff in
[07:52] <pheaver> stefg: still, it takes longer to install than any other kernel i've used
[07:52] <dyrne> baibbas: root found everything right? you did (hd0,3) not (hd0, 3) ?
[07:52] <pheaver> plus this nvidia problem is annoying :)
[07:52] <baibbas> no, I typed it in right
[07:52] <pheaver> but i think i found the problem... riva support needs to be removed from the Graphics section
[07:52] <pheaver> there's no way i'm putting the installer in /etc/init.d ... that was just silly guys
[07:53] <cox377_> hello all
[07:53] <pheaver> hello
[07:53] <cox377_> i'm trying to install torrentflux and it says this
[07:53] <stefg> QuixoticJ: are you Necator ?
[07:53] <cox377_> Path : php
[07:53] <cox377_> Specify the path to the php binary (/usr/bin/php):
[07:53] <cox377_> but i've got php5 installed
[07:53] <cox377_> but i cannot find the php binary
[07:53] <QuixoticJ> ya had no clue my names were changing lol. stefg
[07:53] <pheaver> cox377_ : locate php | grep bin ?
[07:53] <genii> cox377 Did you restart apache afterwards?
[07:54] <Gijs> awesome. What do I do if the Ubuntu Update Manager claims that "Authentication Failed" ?
[07:54] <pheaver> lol, no idea
[07:54] <baibbas> dyrne, when I do the find /boot/grub/stage1 I get (hd0,2)
[07:54] <QuixoticJ> ok so one of you posted some thing to me about fixing java, and the other one told me to do something about getting a newer version of wine.
[07:54] <Gijs> as in, the upgrade package for Feisty probably failed its checksum
[07:54] <stefg> QuixoticJ: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin && sudo update-altenatives --config java
[07:54] <stefg> QuixoticJ: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-plugin && sudo update-alternatives --config java
[07:54] <cox377_> pheaver: is that a command?
[07:54] <pheaver> yes
[07:54] <pheaver> without the question mark :)
[07:54] <baibbas> Then when I do root (hd0,2) I get Filesystem type is ext2fs, partition is type 0x83
[07:54] <QuixoticJ> i can put all that in at once or do i have to break it up?
[07:55] <Pelo> later
[07:55] <cox377_> genii: just gonna try that
[07:55] <stefg> QuixoticJ: all at once
[07:55] <dyrne> baibbas: sounds promising
[07:55] <baibbas> Then when I type setup (hd0) I get
[07:55] <Gijs> hrm. Do I need an up-to-date Edgy in order to upgrade to Feisty?
[07:55] <stefg> Gijs: yes
[07:56] <genii> Gijs It's not strictly neccesary
[07:56] <cox377_> pheaver: it just found the logs
[07:56] <QuixoticJ> it says there are 2 alternatives which provide java then gives me 2 choices and says press enter to select default. stefg
[07:56] <dyrne> Gijs: i never do updates *shrugs*
[07:56] <pheaver> cox377_ : hmm... that's not good
[07:56] <pheaver> you really have php installed?
[07:56] <pheaver> type which php
[07:56] <baibbas> dyrne this is what I get when I run setup
[07:56] <pheaver> or which php5
[07:56] <Gijs> stefg: ok... so I need to download 200MB of packages to uptodate Edgy in order to download probably about double that with probably about 80% overlap in packages to update to Feisty?
[07:56] <stefg> QuixoticJ: choose the one which looks more like sun java 6 :-)
[07:56] <baibbas>  Checking if "/boot/grub/stage1" exists... yes
[07:56] <baibbas>  Checking if "/boot/grub/stage2" exists... yes
[07:56] <baibbas>  Checking if "/boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5" exists... yes
[07:56] <baibbas>  Running "embed /boot/grub/e2fs_stage1_5 (hd0)"...  16 sectors are embedded.
[07:56] <baibbas> succeeded
[07:56] <baibbas>  Running "install /boot/grub/stage1 (hd0) (hd0)1+16 p (hd0,2)/boot/grub/stage2 /boot/g
[07:56] <Gijs> that sounds wrong. :)
[07:56] <baibbas> rub/menu.lst"... succeeded
[07:56] <baibbas> Done.
[07:56] <stefg> Gijs: yes
[07:56] <jbnet> Quick Q: i usermod -aG'ed myself into a new group, any way to get the access w/o logging out/in?
[07:56] <genii> !pastebin > baibbas
[07:56] <Gijs> stefg: :(
[07:57] <QuixoticJ> stefg ok its done terminal is waiting for next command.
[07:57] <dyrne> baibbas: that looks good but in future on irc only paste 2 or 3 lines at most :)
[07:57] <Nitro> My install of ubuntu fails, I think it's because of one of the wrong modules being loaded.
[07:57] <Nitro> How can  avoid that module from being loaded?
[07:57] <stefg> QuixoticJ: so your java should be fine now.... what else?
[07:57] <baibbas> Ok dyrne
[07:57] <baibbas> sorry
[07:57] <baibbas> Now when I reboot I get
[07:57] <Paddy_EIRE> Nitro, do u know which module
[07:57] <baibbas>  Reboot and Select proper Boot device or Insert Boot Media in selected Boot device...
[07:57] <Nitro> Well
[07:57] <QuixoticJ> stefg wine problems is my most important issues. If I cant give my pops his programs I'm screwed =(
[07:57] <baibbas> I get no Grub menu
[07:58] <Paddy_EIRE> Nitro, no I take it, well have you checked your log files
[07:58] <QuixoticJ> stefg I think it was polo who gave me some instructions to go to some website do something with a repisotiry and get a new version but i dont remember what he said.
[07:58] <Nitro> it says lib couldn't load "bcm43xx_microcode5.fw"
[07:58] <Paddy_EIRE> Nitro, ah ha
[07:58] <Nitro> or firmware_helper couldn't load it
[07:58] <dyrne> baibbas: is bios correct?  is there a floppy in the comp?
[07:58] <dawn_chorus> baibbas, more than one hdd?
[07:58] <Gijs> stefg: ok, thanks!
[07:58] <baibbas> Nope, no floppy
[07:58] <baibbas> There are two hard drives but the other one is just a data drive
[07:58] <Paddy_EIRE> Nitro, for your broadcomm wireless
[07:58] <stefg> QuixoticJ: not everything runs in wine.... so what tasks are going to be done? DVD-backup? then see the !dvd factoid from the bot
[07:59] <azzco> Where should I go if I need help with tv-out/xorg config?
[07:59] <Nitro> Paddy_EIRE, yes..but. I don't have that model.
[07:59] <QuixoticJ> hmm thats odd a box just appeared on my computer that says cannot mount volume. invalid mount option when attempting to mount volume. But i didnt try to load anything... strange
[07:59] <Nitro> That's why I think it fails.
[07:59] <dyrne> baibbas: like dawn_chorus said id check the boot order in the bios to see if the ubuntu hd is set to boot first
[07:59] <Pegg> would you see a performance gain if your PVN traffic came in one NIC and was NAT'ted out a second nic?
[07:59] <Nitro> I have a 1590 series
[07:59] <Nitro> :p
[07:59] <QuixoticJ> stefg can i message you in private so i can link you to a page without spamming here?
[08:00] <baibbas> dyrne the bios boot order has not changed since I had it dual boot with XP and Ubuntu
[08:00] <dawn_chorus> baibbas, can your BIOS read both drives? if it can, activate them both.
[08:00] <dyrne> baibbas: or just do setup (hd1) maybe to write other mbr as well
[08:00] <dj> shit my windows are starting to go black.... anyone have any ideas what this is?
[08:00] <dyrne> baibbas: ah
[08:00] <Nitro> So, I need a parameter when you're about to "Start ubuntu" from the livecd, to avoid getting that module loaded :)
[08:00] <PriceChild> dj, with beryl?
[08:00] <dawn_chorus> dj, nvidia card?
[08:00] <Paddy_EIRE> Nitro, "sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist" then create an entry at the bottom of the file called # bcm then under that type " blacklist Name_Of_Module "
[08:00] <dj> yea
[08:00] <dj> 8800 gts 320
[08:00] <PriceChild> !blackwindows-#ubuntu-effects | dj
[08:00] <stefg> QuixoticJ: post the link in here, pastes go to pastebin ... let others see the solution, too
[08:00] <ubotu> dj: This essentially happens when you run out of video memory. The only known workaround for this until it is fixed in the nVidia driver is to start beryl with --use-copy or "Copy Rendering" from beryl-manager.
[08:00] <dawn_chorus> dj, bug in the driver, afaik
[08:00] <baibbas> The only thing that has changed is that I installed Vista and it whacked the Grub menu
[08:00] <genii>  baibbas make sure no floppies are in the drive when you run the grub-install
[08:00] <Nitro> Paddy_EIRE, yeah. But this is when I'm about to start the livecd
[08:00] <PriceChild> !fixgrub | baibbas
[08:00] <ubotu> baibbas: grub is the default Ubuntu boot manager. Lost grub after installing windows: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RecoveringUbuntuAfterInstallingWindows - Making GRUB floppies & other GRUB howtos: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto
[08:01] <QuixoticJ> stefg its not a solution i wanted to explain my problem in detail so maybe you get a clearer picture of what im trying to acomplish for him.
[08:01] <baibbas> I don't have a floppy drive
[08:01] <baibbas> not on this PC
[08:01] <Nitro> I need the parameter for the kernel, someone said it was "disablemodules=module,module,etc"
[08:01] <Nitro> But, what is the module name?
[08:01] <dyrne> baibbas: im really not sure. id try changing the boot order ro hd1 then and write to that bios. dunno sorry
[08:01] <Nitro> I've tried with bcm43xx, bcm43xx_microcode5 and bcm43xx_microcode5.fw