[15:53] <morecowbell> Steve^: yeah it will. it's easiest to install windows 7 on a dedicated partition and then install ubuntu
[15:53] <Kapli> i have no idea, was hoping someone here knew :D
[15:53] <rek> cannot install windows even if i format it with gparted
[15:53] <morecowbell> legend2440: 3.0
[15:53] <rek> help
[15:53] <Steve^> hmm
[15:53] <speedhunt3r> can someone please help me, I am running a game in wine, and i try to group my units with ctrl+1 but ctrl is  the key for mouse poll in compiz... how can I disable it? because I think its causing the grouping to not work.. even if i disable effects and I hit left control, the mouse still gets indicated...
[15:53] <thiebaude> !grub
[15:53] <GuidMorrow> what's the size of the card, filesystem and all
[15:53] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestoreGrub Steve^
[15:53] <morecowbell> grawity: i'll try that
[15:53] <rek> help
[15:53] <legend2440> morecowbell: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7466586
[15:53] <rek> bazang
[15:53] <GuidMorrow> !help
[15:53] <Steve^> In which case, I might not. I don't have a second PC with me, so don't want to be stuck out of linux!
[15:53] <bazhang> rek, ##windows
[15:54] <morecowbell> legend2440: thank you sir
[15:54] <Kapli> its 8gb, i dont know what filesystem, how can i find out?
[15:54] <morecowbell> oof! i need a browser
[15:54] <nascentmind> masquerade, thanks
[15:54] <masquerade> nascentmind: np
[15:54] <arand> speedhunt3r: my reccomendation would be to disable compiz "metacity --replace&disown" whilst playing, and re-enable it "compiz --replace &disown" afterwards.
[15:54] <GuidMorrow> it's 8GB, the card is likely a FAT32 filesystem
[15:55] <GuidMorrow> anything above 2GB has a FAT32 filesystem in it
[15:55] <speedhunt3r> arand, i'll try that and try hitting control to see if the mouse polls
[15:56] <GuidMorrow> of course, anything above 32GB has to be formatted to NTFS - Windows 2000/XP proprietary filesystem
[15:56] <Kapli> i have another card lying around
[15:56] <speedhunt3r> arand, still when i hit left control the mouse pointer gets indicated...
[15:56] <Kapli> its a memory stick pro card from my sony ericsson phone, i put it in and it worked
[15:56] <solenopsis> Qu4R0w: This is probably not much use to you unless you're running openWRT on the AP: in openWRT the command would be     wl assoclist
[15:56] <Steve^> bazhang, so to restore grub i'll need a linux live CD?
[15:57] <Steve^> Think I'll have to wait 2 weeks until I can get more stuff
[15:57] <arand> speedhunt3r: right, that's probably in mouse preferences then, look in the menus.
[15:57] <Kapli> maybe i should post on the forums about my problem :p
[15:57] <homovitruvius> diddy: did you manage to get audio from your video capture card?
[15:57] <GuidMorrow> :(
[15:57] <speedhunt3r> omg
[15:57] <speedhunt3r> arand, thanks how could i have missed that
[15:58] <bazhang> Boot from a Live CD and open a terminal. Steve^
[15:58] <arand> speedhunt3r: :)
[15:58] <Jonny0stars> Is there any reason why some applications such as the desktop use gtk1 style and others use gtk2 style
[15:58]  * Gon ausente: Ausente por el momento
[15:58] <haf1z> somebody can help me with my wicd?
[15:58] <bazhang> !away > Gon
[15:58] <haf1z> my wicd not working
[15:59] <legend2440> morecowbell: want me to paste what that forum page says so you can see if it relates to your error?
[15:59] <dassouki> my fan is going crazy here on my laptop, although system monitor shows no processes hogging anything, my hdd is quiet, and my performance is the same. My laptop doesn't even seem to be warm either
[15:59] <MOUD> Is there a program or plugin that allows me to listen to .asx files? (online radio)
[15:59] <morecowbell> legend2440: i was able to see it through a preview pane in quassel
[15:59] <GuidMorrow> battery?  you know, there's been lots of battery fires in these last few years
[16:00] <GuidMorrow> !battery
[16:00] <legend2440> morecowbell: ok
[16:00] <morecowbell> legend2440: but that DID fix the issue. thanks!
[16:00] <legend2440> morecowbell: your welcome
[16:00] <bazhang> GuidMorrow, please /msg ubottu
[16:00] <rek> windows cannot create the boot in a disk i used with ubuntu help
[16:00] <rek> bazang this is the probnlme
[16:00] <Bob_Dole> Batteries bursting into flames is a hardware issue, not a software issue >.>
[16:01] <bazhang> rek, you created a windows boot disk using Ubuntu ?
[16:02] <bittin> Hello, somone here knows anything about wvdail iam trying to get an Huawei E1550 to work
[16:02] <rek> no
[16:02] <rek> bazhang:  win xp installer cannot install win xp in that disk cannot write the boot says the partition is tot win compatible
[16:02] <MOUD> Is there a program or plugin that allows me to listen to .asx files? (online radio)
[16:03] <thiebaude> MOUD, i don't know, but there is songbird
[16:03] <haf1z> guys, hw am i going to make my wicd works on wireless?
[16:03] <bazhang> rek, the support channel for win xp is ##windows , I really know zero about it, and it is offtopic here as well.
[16:03] <rek> i don't think i's OOTT
[16:03] <MOUD> thiebaude: have you tried it?
[16:04] <thiebaude> MOUD, yes, its very good
[16:04] <MOUD> thiebaude: ok then, i'll give a try
[16:04] <thiebaude> MOUD, the sound quality is very good
[16:04] <MOUD> thiebaude: that's good to hear
[16:04] <thiebaude> MOUD, its available from getdeb as a .deb
[16:05] <MOUD> thiebaude: I'm googling it right now
[16:05] <thiebaude> ok
[16:07] <LaveliDeara> HI there
[16:08] <xiphos> I am having some trouble with my sound playback, I can hear sound when I test it under preferences, but I dont seem to be able to get any apps to actually play sound
[16:08] <xiphos> or at least use the same driver / hardware?
[16:10] <LaveliDeara> xiphos: do you hear system sounds (login sound fo exapmle)?
[16:10] <xiphos> yeah, I get the little drum beat at the splash screen
[16:11] <MOUD> xiphos: are you trying to listen to mp3 files? If so you need to get a plugin to play those files
[16:11] <younes> howot download kernel-source from apt-get isntall
[16:12] <younes> version kernel 30
[16:13] <xiphos> I have actually been at this for a while, I have an x-fi sound blaster card
[16:13] <xiphos> Creative looks to have released some drivers for it, and I have installed them, but I am having some trouble getting them to work
[16:14] <xiphos> I cant get ALSA to work, just OSS
[16:14] <legend2440> younes: are you using karmic?
[16:15] <obx> welp. looks like after all that time i spent i'm not installing ubunru ;_;
[16:15] <younes> legend2440: jaunty
[16:15] <younes> ubuntu 9.04
[16:16] <LaveliDeara> Just informed I urgently need IIS server in my machine. I've never installed or worked with it, so googled for how-to guide to install IIS on Ubuntu, but I found only Apache IIS comparisons or something alike
[16:16] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, IIS is for windows only
[16:16] <flintwingel> LaveliDeara: IIS is Microsoft's web server and runs under Windows Server
[16:16] <LaveliDeara> is it possible to install it under VM
[16:17] <legend2440> younes: sudo apt-get install linux-source   but on my jaunty that would download   linux-source-2.6.28  not 30
[16:17] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, should be possible
[16:17] <flintwingel> LaveliDeara: yes you can install in a VM, but it'll need Windows first
[16:17] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, do you *need* IIS or do you just need a web server?
[16:18] <LaveliDeara> Halitech:  I need IIS
[16:18] <lstarnes> LaveliDeara: why do you need it?
[16:19] <Padhu> Hi, How can i disable gpg check in synaptic
[16:19] <Padhu> rek: dual boot?
[16:19] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, then you will need to use VMware or VirtualBox to install windows and then IIS
[16:19] <grawity> Padhu: I don't think you can. Better would be to import the package authors' publick eys.
[16:19] <grawity> public keys*
[16:20] <LaveliDeara> ok, "I" don't need it, it's for my friend
[16:20] <LaveliDeara> I have a real IP, and I'm only guy in near zone with real IP
[16:20] <Halitech> LaveliDeara, either way, if someone needs it then they need windows
[16:20] <Steve^> apache is much nicer anyway :)
[16:21] <rek> maybe
[16:21] <Halitech> Steve^, Apache is much more secure
[16:21] <rek> but the installtion
[16:21] <LaveliDeara> Halitech: Steve^ ok I know :), I'm running apache
[16:21] <Steve^> and it's on linux, so you can use all your favourite linux tools!
[16:21] <Steve^> :)
[16:22] <FIREBRAND> wassup?
[16:22] <Steve^> Linux
[16:22] <thedancingdeer> how do i enable my front speakers! whatever i do, i just cant configure them!
[16:22] <LaveliDeara> so can I install IIS unde VM under Windows and configure my system that connecting via real IP will forward to IIS server ? :/
[16:22] <sidewalk> how to i mount .cue/.bin files in Ubuntu?
[16:22] <Steve^> LaveliDeara, if you want a headache
[16:23] <lstarnes> LaveliDeara: you can configure it so that port 80 forwards
[16:23] <Padhu> grawity:  am using dialup. Synaptic pickup the UK server. I couldn't download from indian server. because of GPG verification failure.
[16:23] <lstarnes> LaveliDeara: however, it would be safer to use an alternative webserver
[16:24] <seven7seven> sidewalk, # mount -o loop disk1.cue /mnt/test
[16:24] <flintwingel> LaveliDeara: if you use a VM you will either have to use iptables to do port forwarding or use a reverse proxy on the host system
[16:24] <grawity> seven7seven: You sure that will work? .cue is not an actual image, it's just an index.
[16:24] <prcvampir0> hi all
[16:24] <legend2440> thedancingdeer: in terminal try   speaker-test -c2 -Ddefault -t wav  no front sound?
[16:24] <grawity> sidewalk: I think you need to convert cue/bin to .iso (using bchunk)
[16:24] <LaveliDeara> lstarnes: if you are about apache, I'm running apache already 2 years :)) just need IIS for 2-3 how's
[16:24] <seven7seven> or, try the .bin
[16:24] <LaveliDeara> *hour
[16:24] <seven7seven> I'm not sure though
[16:25] <Roland> why does writing an iso image make the computer almost unresponsive?
[16:25] <Steve^> LaveliDeara, given you know little about ISS, I think it'll take you longer than that to set it up
[16:25] <LaveliDeara> Steve^ I never used it
[16:26] <LaveliDeara> ok I'll try the way mentioned before
[16:26] <LaveliDeara> flintwingel Halitech Steve^lstarnes thank you guys very much !
[16:26] <seven7seven> sidewalk, you may need cdfs to do that, from what I
[16:26] <seven7seven> * just read
[16:27] <seven7seven> # mount -t cdfs -o loop disk1.bin /mnt/test
[16:27] <Th3_4l3> hi
[16:27] <grawity> seven7seven: Correction: -t iso9660
[16:27] <diddy> What is the config file again that governs whether I can use remote X sessions?
[16:27] <grawity> seven7seven: At least I think so....
[16:27] <thedancingdeer> legend2440: yes, i can hear them, but on my speakers connected to the audio jack on the motherboard! i meant the audio jack of my chassy! its not working
[16:28] <Th3_4l3> i've a problem with ubuntu server and openssh server, anyone can helpme ?
[16:28] <seven7seven> grawity, may be, I haven't tried it myself
[16:28] <grawity> Th3_4l3: What is the problem?
[16:28] <Alpc360> Hi guys !
[16:29] <thedancingdeer> legend2440: it was working perfectly on my hardy! but not on my fresh jaunty!
[16:29] <Th3_4l3> i've installed an ubuntu 8.10 server edition on a pc, with openssh server, but i can connect to my ssh-server only by the local ip, and not by the internet ip...the port forwarding of the router it's all ok and i haven't firewall...
[16:29] <legend2440> thedancingdeer: sorry not sure i only have jacks from motherboard for speakers
[16:30] <Halitech> Th3_4l3, if it works locally but not through the router then its a setting in the router
[16:31] <thedancingdeer> legend2440: well, anyways, thanks for the speaker-test command!  But i've tested with 2 different router and i have the same problem :(
[16:31] <legend2440> thedancingdeer: have you tried channel #alsa?
[16:33] <Halitech> Th3_4l3, what router are you using?
[16:33] <thedancingdeer> oh! lol! wow! thanks for this one too!
[16:33] <Greggaz> hey What does this mmean on the Install disc: [Errno 5] Input/output error
[16:33] <thedancingdeer> @ legend2440 :P
[16:33] <Greggaz> and how do i fix it?
[16:34] <Greggaz> hey What does this mmean on the Install disc: [Errno 5] Input/output error
[16:34] <Greggaz> And how do i fix it?
[16:34] <Keiffer> i get this message after i try to gain sudo permissions: pam_mount(pam_mount.c:100): unknown pam_mount option "use_first_pass"
[16:34] <Th3_4l3> now a siemens santis50, but i've tested also with a netgear DG834GT
[16:36] <tonii> Greggaz: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=600126
[16:37] <douwethaman> hello
[16:37] <Keiffer> i get this message after i try to gain sudo permissions: pam_mount(pam_mount.c:100): unknown pam_mount option "use_first_pass"
[16:37] <douwethaman> sylvianrb: hello!
[16:37] <Halitech> Th3_4l3, have you checked your settings against portforwarding.com? http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/Netgear/DG834GT/SSH.htm
[16:37] <sylvainrb> hello
[16:38] <Halitech> Th3_4l3, can't find the siemens router so those are for the netgear
[16:38] <douwethaman> this is my first time i use this, how does everything work?
[16:38] <douwethaman> could you help me please? you dont have to
[16:39] <Halitech> !ask | douwethaman
[16:40] <douwethaman> ok, thank you very mutch!
[16:40] <Slart> douwethaman: is it your first time using Ubuntu or your first time using IRC.. (this text based chat)
[16:40] <aji_> I'm editing the .bashrc file. I would like to make the alias "ln -s"='sudo ln -s" (the syntax is not working.) How would I do so?
[16:40] <douwethaman> first time using IRC
[16:41] <grawity> aji_: You cannot create aliases like that.
[16:41] <aji_> grawity, aliases with - options?
[16:41] <grawity> aji_: An alias name can only be a single word.
[16:41] <Slart> douwethaman: ok.. it's pretty simple.. you write text which everyone sees.. we write text which everyone sees... you are now in the channel called #ubuntu where we talk about ubuntu related questions
[16:42] <grawity> aji_: For example, alias ln='sudo ln' (though I don't understand why do you need that one)
[16:42] <aji_> grawity, Oh ok. Thanks.
[16:42] <Slart> douwethaman: if you want to chat in your own language there is many channels for different languages.. we try to keep this one in english only
[16:42] <douwethaman> thank you again :-) now i understand! :D
[16:42] <odinsbane> Has the jaunty jackalope Installation cd changed since it was released?  If I download the iso today will I have to update as many packages?
[16:43] <Slart> douwethaman: for example.. to go to the norweigan channel you would type  /join #ubuntu-no   at the same place where you'd normally type this text
[16:43] <stercor> I just finished 'fixing' the Apache2 configuration files.  Does Ubuntu overlay these files with a new distribution?
[16:43] <tikka> ubuntu Ubuntu 8.10, why can i not upgrade to the latest kernel through apt-get? I don't like the null pointer exploit lingering.
[16:43] <douwethaman> oke, tnx
[16:43] <douwethaman> i go to norway
[16:43] <Slart> douwethaman: you're welcome..
[16:43] <odinsbane> tikka, you can get the .deb files for the latest kernel
[16:44] <diddy> What is the config file again that governs whether I can use remote X sessions via SSH or not?
[16:44] <tikka> odinsbane thanks
[16:44] <odinsbane> tikka:  how 'latest' are you talking about
[16:45] <tonii> what is the command to show what version of ubuntu that is running?
[16:45] <tikka> odinsbane, well the one that linux commited to git a few days ago to fix the null pointer deference vulnerability
[16:45] <ortsvorsteher> tonii: lsb_release
[16:45] <DJones> !version | tonii
[16:45] <tikka> whatever the right term is, i don't actually use git myself.
[16:46] <tonii> thanks
[16:46] <tikka> and.. i meant linus, not linux
[16:47] <odinsbane> tikka, if you want it that knew you might have to compile it yourself.  Or you can see what kernels they have here: http://www.ramoonus.nl/2009/06/10/linux-kernel-2-6-30-installation-guide-for-ubuntu-and-debian-linux/
[16:48] <losher> diddy: do you mean server's /etc/ssh/sshd_config? The X11Forwarding parameter. There is also a corresponding ssh_config parameter for the client
[16:48] <LaveliDeara> maladec
[16:48] <tikka> okay thanks odinsbane
[16:48] <Greggaz> tonii, it says to Get a new CD Drive
[16:48] <Greggaz> i have one spare
[16:49] <Greggaz> shall i put it into the PC?
[16:49] <tonii> Greggaz: it's either that, or the cd itself is broken.
[16:50] <stercor> I tried the '!lsb_release -a'. Here's what happened:
[16:50] <stercor> ted@auriga:/etc/apache2$ !lsb_release -a
[16:50] <stercor> lsb_release -a
[16:50] <stercor> No LSB modules are available.
[16:50] <stercor> But it did give me the information.
[16:50] <Greggaz> tonii, the disc was from ubuntu itself
[16:51] <losher> stercor: mine also says No LSB modules are available but it still reports the correct info...
[16:51] <tonii> Greggaz: alright. try the spare you got, and see if that works better
[16:51] <masquerade> hi
[16:51] <stercor> losher: I'll try googling it.
[16:52] <losher> stercor: if you like. Not worth worrying about imo. Double check it via 'cat /etc/issue' if you're worried
[16:52] <GuidMorrow> why does system monitor run up the CPU?
[16:53] <maco> GuidMorrow: tying to draw those little graphs
[16:53] <maco> GuidMorrow: try using "top" in a terminal instead
[16:55] <xsebsx> back
[16:55] <bittin> do somone know how to get a DVD TV-dongle to work with mplayer?
[16:55] <GuidMorrow> ...?
[16:56] <GuidMorrow> ubottu I sent a /msg
[16:56] <maco> GuidMorrow: ubottu is a bot
[16:56] <Qu4R0w> any1 here use mobile broadband?
[16:56] <maco> GuidMorrow: it can respond to specifically crafted messages but not to normal human prose
[16:56] <revygttam> how can i find out what port wakeonlan is listening on?
[16:57] <grawity> Wake-on-lan doesn't listen on _any_ port.
[16:57] <grawity> It works on a lot lower level.
[16:57] <llutz> revygttam:  it's your NIC which has to listen
[16:57] <maco> revygttam: the bios doesnt know about ports. WOL is hardware level
[16:57] <NoonienSoong97> Hi is anyone having audio problems with hulu?
[16:57] <Halitech> revygttam, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN
[16:58] <jchillerup> Hey. I have a problem with my internal apt setup. When I try to install something using aptitude it tells me to dpkg --reconfigure, but once I do that, it complains: http://pastebin.ca/1531550 - the problem has to do with a kernel I compiled some time ago (which I don't really care about anymore), but I can't seem to figure out how to get rid of the error.
[16:58] <grawity> revygttam: Basically, as long as a packet contains the required data (as described in the Wikipedia article), it is a valid WoL packet. No matter if it's TCP, ICMP ping, anything.
[16:59] <mosab> #j linuxac
[16:59] <revygttam> grawity, yeah its actually working, but when i try to wake the computer with my router it doesnt wake, it said it sends on port 40000 so i didnt know if a port was the cause
[17:00] <meathome> what has happened to Startup Manager?  Is it available?
[17:00] <llutz> revygttam:  use "sudo ethtool ethX" to find out, if your NIC has wol switched on
[17:00] <grawity> revygttam: The packet must reach the other computer. This may require forwarding the port that your tool uses. But the computer itself doesn't care.
[17:01] <harjot> how do u ssh a windoze pc?
[17:01] <grawity> harjot: You don't.
[17:01] <NoonienSoong97> I am having problems with audio on hulu, and any other java embedded file. I tried using different audio settings nothing works. So I think the problem is with java, or with firefox.
[17:01] <legend2440> meathome: its in synaptic but not installed by default
[17:01] <llutz> harjot:  install sshd, connect, work
[17:01] <Halitech> harjot, from a windows computer or to a windows computer?
[17:01] <harjot> grawity: u have 2 install sshd on windoze pc?
[17:01] <harjot> kubuntu 2 windoze
[17:02] <meathome> ty
[17:02] <Halitech> harjot, see here http://sshwindows.sourceforge.net/
[17:02] <tikka> odinsbane, I asked around in some the other linux channels and provided mmap_min_addr is greater than 0 (65536 in my case) the system should be secure. figured I would relay that to you since I asked an awkward question hehe
[17:02] <harjot> so u have 2 install ssh on wondoze first?
[17:02] <lstarnes> harjot: you should probably use a different protocol such as rdp or vnc
[17:02] <Halitech> if you want to control a windows computer with ssh then yes
[17:02] <harjot> ok tyvm every1 4 te help
[17:02] <Xerran1> If I delete a program and still see it's folder in /home can i just delete it?
[17:03] <lstarnes> Xerran1: probably
[17:03] <Xerran1> lstarnes: i forgot the command to find unused stuff
[17:03] <lstarnes> Xerran1: I don't recall there being one
[17:05]  * GuidMorrow . o O delayed write failure
[17:05] <vgerov93> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1241616 reald last post please
[17:06] <odinsbane> Xerran1: how 'unused' sometimes libraries will pop up if you us apt-get update.
[17:06] <deany> Xerran1, if its file/folder starting with a "dot" then yes
[17:06] <Xerran1> deany: it is a .folder yes
[17:06] <vgerov93> if somebody can help please contact me
[17:07] <Xerran1> odinsbane & deany thanks
[17:07] <deany> Xerran1, thats just your personal config for the app, you can keep it, if you wanna install the app again later and not set it up
[17:07] <cornjuliox_> i'm interested in making KDevelop my IDE of choice, but I'm using Gnome. will I see any performance hit/crippled features?
[17:08] <Xerran1> deany: ok
[17:10] <w30> Xerran1, I will rename a file something.bak rather than remove it to see if I need it. If everything works ok, then remove it later
[17:10] <Greggaz> tonii, Came to a Conclusion , Faulty DVD Drive
[17:10] <younes> make not play
[17:10] <Xerran1> w30: thx
[17:10] <younes> http://paste.ubuntu.com/254097/
[17:11] <GuidMorrow> why does the icon for Transmission look like a stick shift
[17:11] <GuidMorrow> that has nothing to do with downloading files
[17:11] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: it's named after a vehicular transmission
[17:11] <lstarnes> GuidMorrow: which is often controlled via a stick shift
[17:11] <Halitech> GuidMorrow, you use a shifter on a transmission
[17:11] <Qu4R0w> it is possible if i reintall gnome?
[17:12] <bittin> how do i load a firmwire in Linux?
[17:12] <aqrogE> кто нибудь разговаривает на русском? :)
[17:13] <lstarnes> !ru | aqrogE
[17:14] <aqrogE> there I did not answer the question, as with the English I have very bad: (
[17:14] <andyzammy> hello everyone, i wonder if anyone could help me with /home - i have just reinstalled regular ubuntu after trying out ubuntu studio. when i installed studio, i created /home on another HD.  when i reinstalled regular ubuntu, it didn't use that /home, but made another home in /. How do i go back to using my /home on the other HD?
[17:15] <llutz> andyzammy:  edit /etc/fstab and add an entry for /home
[17:16] <GuidMorrow> zzz...
[17:16] <aqrogE> help to set up dmix that would sound played in several applications at once, pulseaudio heavy processor have waived ...
[17:16] <GuidMorrow> !audio
[17:16] <bittin> i find the firmwire and moved it to /lib/firmware/
[17:16] <Greggaz> Im stll having issues
[17:16] <Halitech> andyzammy, see if the instructions here help http://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/separatehome
[17:16] <Greggaz> with installing ubuntu
[17:17] <user101> Is there any way given any package I can build it statically which will statically include things like libc.so and so on?
[17:17] <andyzammy> llutz: what exactly do i add to that file? opened it in vi but looks complicated
[17:18] <muxxx> guys, is it possible to disable libata without recompiling the kernel?
[17:18] <neodragon> I have samba shares setup on my ubuntu 9.04 server and I can access them perfectly from my windows xp pc, but no matter what I do on my ubuntu 9.04 laptop, I can see the server, but I can not access the shares
[17:18] <GMFlash> hello. i'm having problems in ubuntu 9.04 with my color depth when running the nvidia driver on a Geforce3 Ti 200 card. it's stuck at 8-bit even though the xorg.conf has a DefaultDepth of 24. any ideas why it's running at such a low depth?
[17:18] <llutz> andyzammy:  add a line like: "UUID=xyzzyxzyx  /home ext3 defaults 0 0"  where UUID=... is the UUID of your former /home-Partition
[17:18] <andyzammy> thanks for the link hailtech, but i already have a separate /home, i just need to know how to make it the one ubuntu uses
[17:18] <_Space_Case_> help. i conect my phone to jaunty and it dont connect, my dmesg | tail usb-storage: probe of 2-1:1.0 failed with error -5 , i want to transfer pictures from the phone to laptop... using usb cable!
[17:19] <Halitech> andyzammy, scroll down and it has how to use it
[17:19] <neodragon> I install xsmbrowser on by laptop and when I click on the server shown there it says "can't find computer"?
[17:19] <llutz> andyzammy:  "ls -l /dev/disk/by-uuid/" gives you that UUID
[17:19] <andyzammy> llutz: how do i find out the UUID of the HD that holds /home?
[17:19] <andyzammy> ah, thanks
[17:19] <Bodsda> Hi guys, how can I install ubuntu onto a usb drive? I'm on a livecd at the moment.
[17:20] <musikgoat> Bodsda: do you have System-> Admin -> USB Start disk creator?
[17:20] <vgerov93> who can help me with xorg.conf
[17:20] <vgerov93> please
[17:21] <Bodsda> musikgoat: no, I'm on 8.10 livecd
[17:21] <musikgoat> Bodsda: i think it might be in there under a different name
[17:22] <Bodsda> musikgoat: nothing in admin or pref's to do with usb that I can see
[17:22] <aqrogE> how to see version of alsa?
[17:22] <musikgoat> Bodsda: if not, you can download "unetbootin" and use that
[17:22] <dsdeiz> hello, let's say i install this package. is there a way i can determine which repository it belonged to?
[17:22] <jrib> dsdeiz: no.  Why?
[17:22] <andyzammy> llutz: that's given me 3 UUID's, it doesn't tell me what is what though.. one for sda5, one for sdb5, and one for sda1. no reference to a /home
[17:23] <Bodsda> musikgoat: yeah, just didnt want to have to have another 700mb download happening :)
[17:23] <llutz> dsdeiz:  apt-cache policy packagename
[17:23] <dsdeiz> jrib: just wondering :)
[17:23] <dsdeiz> llutz: oh okay
[17:23] <llutz> andyzammy:  that YOU should know :)
[17:23] <jrib> dsdeiz: policy tells you available versions, not where the currently installed one came from
[17:23] <llutz> andyzammy:  if you can't remember, just mount them manually and look for its contents
[17:23] <musikgoat> Bodsda: oh... umm, this article might help, do you still have the 8.10 iso around?
[17:23] <musikgoat> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/ubuntu-810-persistent-flash-drive-install-from-live-cd/
[17:24] <maco> dsdeiz: er...yes it does
[17:24] <neodragon> I have samba shares setup on my ubuntu 9.04 server and I can access them perfectly from my windows xp pc, but no matter what I do on my ubuntu 9.04 laptop, I can see the server, but I can not access the shares. I installed xsmbrowser on by laptop and when I click on the server shown there it says "can't find computer"?
[17:24] <dsdeiz> one more thing, to remove a source from sources.lst, do i just delete the lines from sources.lst?
[17:24] <agoole> I have a IO problem with my burner, giving me a growisofs error, can anyone help me out ?\
[17:24] <maco> dsdeiz: not as specifically as which ppa, but itll tell you archive.ubuntu.com v. ppa.launchpad.net
[17:24] <maco> dsdeiz: yeah then "sudo apt-get update"
[17:24] <mM94> hello. I'm compiling a kernel for the first time to fix a hang in my boot. I'm at the configuration stage and I cannot find the area to change the ehci timeout
[17:25] <andyzammy> the hd appears in /media as "disk". i don't know how to find it's "label"/whatever that sdx is all about
[17:25] <dsdeiz> maco: got it.. thanks
[17:25] <musikgoat> andyzammy: type "mount" in a terminal
[17:25] <dsdeiz> firefox 3.5 opens a popup page in facebook when I activate chat which I hate >.<
[17:25] <musikgoat> andyzammy: its called the device
[17:26] <legend2440> andyzammy: in terminal try  sudo blkid
[17:26] <musikgoat> oh, for a uuid...
[17:27] <lstarnes> dsdeiz: go to about:config, look for general.useragent.extra.firefox
[17:27] <lstarnes> dsdeiz: set it to something like Firefox/3.5
[17:28] <PratikAnand> Hi...I'm a linux newbie...I've a doubt regarding file systems
[17:29] <tsrk_> hey, could someone tell me if this script is actually malicious and doesn't do what it says? (WARNING: DO NOT RUN) http://bash.cyberciti.biz/monitoring/find-all-world-writable-files-directories/
[17:29] <tsrk_> as far as i can tell, the comand "die" doesn't actually exist
[17:29] <PratikAnand> if / is considered as root then why do v have a explicit /root folder?
[17:30] <lstarnes> PratikAnand: /root is the home directory for the root user
[17:30] <agoole> I'm having burning issues with growisofs, anyone have any ideas ?
[17:30] <musikgoat> tsrk_: its not malicious, the command is searching for types of files based on some filters
[17:30] <andyzammy> this looks like it might be what i'm looking for: gvfs-fuse-daemon on /home/rofl/.gvfs type fuse.gvfs-fuse-daemon (rw,nosuid,nodev,user=rofl)
[17:30] <TheMG> hey, im attempting to install xp, 7 and ubuntu on one disk
[17:30] <Deftone07> k i haven't used ubuntu in a year..i forgot the command to extract a tar file! help pleez
[17:30] <PratikAnand> @lstarnes: thnx
[17:30] <dsdeiz> lstarnes: worked like a charm! thanks!
[17:31] <lstarnes> Deftone07: tar xf file.tar
[17:31] <agoole> tar -zxvf
[17:31] <guntbert> PratikAnand: and / is the root of the file system - those two things are completely unrelated
[17:31] <musikgoat> andyzammy: pastebin your whole command
[17:31] <tsrk_> musikgoat, that's what i thought too but the line that begins with [ $# -eq 1 ] never finishes
[17:31] <dassouki> can i install windows on an ubuntu 9.05 pc ... i don't want to use vbox
[17:31] <Deftone07> Holy crap TheMG.....ur in for some fun..lol
[17:31] <tsrk_> and "die" doesn't even exist
[17:31] <dassouki> 904
[17:31] <andyzammy> rofl@zammy:/media$ mount
[17:31] <andyzammy> /dev/sda1 on / type ext3 (rw,relatime,errors=remount-ro)
[17:31] <andyzammy> tmpfs on /lib/init/rw type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,mode=0755)
[17:31] <andyzammy> /proc on /proc type proc (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
[17:31] <andyzammy> sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev)
[17:31] <andyzammy> varrun on /var/run type tmpfs (rw,nosuid,mode=0755)
[17:31] <FloodBot1> andyzammy: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:31] <boss_mc> bye andyzammy
[17:31] <TheMG> deftone07: do you know what order i should do it? xp only sees 128GB of my 250GB HDD
[17:31] <Greggaz> Ive Just done a check integrity Check on a Disc from Ubuntu it says: Check Finished Errors foud in 1 Files (Press any Key to Restart)
[17:31] <Greggaz> How do i fix it?
[17:32] <aqrogE> help somebody with the configuration of dmix
[17:32] <aqrogE> If possible, via PM
[17:32] <tonii> Greggaz: good troubleshooting :)
[17:32] <musikgoat> tsrk_: die is a command that basically means error
[17:32] <musikgoat> tsrk_: kill the script
[17:32] <Deftone07> ya always do 7 first
[17:32] <cornjuliox_> is there any way to add support for .7z files to the archive manager that ships with ubuntu 8.04?
[17:32] <TheMG> i just installed in the order xp ubuntu 7 but 7's bootloader cant load ubuntu _or_ xp correctly
[17:32] <boss_mc> !7z | cornjuliox_
[17:32] <Greggaz> tonii, is there a way to fix the disc?
[17:32] <tsrk_> musikgoat, ok, maybe it's not intentional, but it looks like it's some kind of never ending script or fork bomb or something
[17:32] <tsrk_> musikgoat, it's something about the $($a $b)
[17:32] <Deftone07> and xp only sees that much cause u don't have a mass storage driver so you'll need to get that driver so u can see the rest
[17:33] <cornjuliox_> boss_mc: when I try to open this .7z file i've got it says 'archive type not supported'.
[17:33] <guntbert> Greggaz: download a new image, check it with md5sum, burn it (at low speed maybe)
[17:33] <Greggaz> ok thanks :)
[17:33] <guntbert> !md5sum | Greggaz
[17:33] <Deftone07> exactly...ubuntu should be installed last
[17:33] <Greggaz> guntbert, is there torrents available to download The Ubuntu Files
[17:33] <boss_mc> cornjuliox_: look at the link in the message
[17:33] <Deftone07> the grub is the most important part if u wanna avoid a pain in the butt headache
[17:33] <Greggaz> guntbert, from Ubuntu - Like official Torrents
[17:34] <legend2440> andyzammy: in terminal try  sudo blkid
[17:34] <guntbert> !torrents | Greggaz
[17:34] <andyzammy> http://paste.ubuntu.com/254109/
[17:34] <obamaHATESwhites> hi
[17:34] <boss_mc> cornjuliox_: install p7zip (and p7zip-full for passworded archives)
[17:34] <obamaHATESwhites> what is the vpn software for linux?
[17:34] <neodragon> I can browse to my samba shares and can access all the files in them when I browse to my server using firefox, but I can't access the samba shares through the network option under the places menu, help?
[17:34] <Greggaz> thanks
[17:34] <Greggaz> :)
[17:34] <boss_mc> !o4o | obamaHATESwhites
[17:34] <agoole> !growisofs
[17:34] <obamaHATESwhites> vpn's are controversal to ubuntu?
[17:34] <lstarnes> obamaHATESwhites: no, your nick is
[17:35] <obamaHATESwhites> ok, wouldn't be suprised in a n00b distro's channel.
[17:35] <boss_mc> your name is contraversial to ubuntu
[17:35] <obamaHATESwhites> oh. big deal.
[17:35] <cornjuliox_> boss_mc: thanks
[17:35] <boss_mc> cornjuliox_: np
[17:35] <k|t> FSCK me?
[17:35] <musikgoat> tsrk_: $# -eq 1 says, check if the script was run with one condition, if not, paste "how to use the command"
[17:35] <TheMG> hey, will ubuntus bootloader be able to recognise (and boot alongside) already installed xp and 7?
[17:35] <boss_mc> !vpn | obamaHATESwhites
[17:35] <obamaHATESwhites> what is the best vpn program?  i.e. apache is for the web server
[17:36] <obamaHATESwhites> ok thanx
[17:36] <tsrk_> musikgoat, i know, i'm concerened about the $($BASENAME $0) part
[17:36] <enzotib> tsrk_: it doesn't seem malicious, but i don't think it will work, maybe you have to uncomment le last three comment lines
[17:36] <boss_mc> !best | obamaHATESwhites also...
[17:36] <tsrk_> musikgoat, based on what they said in #bash, it looks like a fork bomb because it's running itself
[17:36] <enzotib> tsrk_: die in bash doesn't exist
[17:36] <tsrk_> musikgoat, or at least it'll never end
[17:36] <musikgoat> tsrk_: hmm...
[17:37] <obamaHATESwhites> im not taking polls.    This is a support channel
[17:39] <musikgoat> andyzammy: good luck
[17:39] <andyzammy> thx!
[17:40] <Kurlon> What script forces modprobe to try and load fan.ko and thermal.ko at boot?  I'm on a Soekris 4801 and don't need them, so I'd like to disable trying to load them if possible.
[17:40] <Flimflam> confidential
[17:40] <obamaisKool> that better?
[17:40] <llutz> Kurlon:  /etc/modules
[17:40] <Ben64> andyzammy: what's your problem?
[17:40] <Kurlon> llutz: I only have loop and lp listed in there?
[17:40] <neodragon> obamaHatesUSA: frankly I agree with you on both accounts
[17:40] <llutz> Kurlon:  sry /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
[17:40] <Chousuke> obamaisKool: it's still political :P
[17:41] <Kurlon> Ah, that sounds better. : )
[17:41] <lizone> does anyone have skype working with pulseaudio on jaunty?
[17:41] <chazco> Anyone know why totem-xine starts segfaulting every few months and requires a reinstall of Ubuntu to fix?
[17:41] <w30> pleassse get the obama nut outahere so he can go somewhere else
[17:41] <andyzammy> i have a /home on another HD i want to use but don't know how to switch to it - don't rly understand the solutions given here
[17:41] <maco> chazco: reinstalling just totem doesnt work?
[17:41] <Chousuke> obamaisKool: though the difference between saying "Obama hates USA" and "Obama is cool" is that the former is most likely a lie, while the latter is clearly an opinion
[17:42] <jrib> andyzammy: just boot in recovery mode, update your fstab, reboot
[17:42] <guntbert> !ot | Chousuke
[17:42] <chazco> maco - Nope, unless i'm missing a dependency somewhere. Totem-xine segfaults, totem-gstreamer works (but isnt useful for me)
[17:42] <neodragon> I can browse to my samba shares and can access all the files in them when I browse to my server using firefox, but I can't access the samba shares through the network option under the places menu, help?
[17:42] <Ben64> NewWorldOrder: you know, there's a channel for truthers on here, #2,000
[17:42] <error404notfound> any browser like firefox which has firebug support or such plugin on ubuntu?
[17:42] <Ben64> but don't join unless you believe in all the conspiracy stuff
[17:43] <maco> chazco: it sounds like something's corruptin...have you had this cycle happen multiple times, or did the constant segfaulting happen once, you reinstalled, and it was gone?
[17:43] <NewWorldOrder> it's full of FBI
[17:43] <boss_mc> error404notfound: what about firefox with the firebug plugin?
[17:43] <jrib> NewWorldOrder: please stay on the topic of ubuntu support.
[17:43] <Risalat> Which Java Runtime Emvironment to install for ubuntu?
[17:43] <error404notfound> boss_mc, i am already using it...
[17:43] <maco> Risalat: i use openjdk-6-jre
[17:43] <NewWorldOrder> jrib: i came here to talk about vpn, and everyone else had to put on a skirt and start yelp'n
[17:43] <error404notfound> Risalat, sun-java6-jre
[17:43] <NewWorldOrder> and start yelp'n  "we need health care, we need health care"
[17:43] <NewWorldOrder> :P
[17:43] <jrib> NewWorldOrder: stop...
[17:44] <chazco> maco - Every few months totem-xine will segfault and wont start until a full reinstall. Then it works for a few months and the same problem occurs...
[17:44] <Risalat> yes but which one?
[17:44] <maco> NewWorldOrder: i quite like my skirts, thank you very much
[17:44] <musikgoat> Risalat: you can easily install the ubuntu-restricted-extras which installs java jre
[17:44] <Risalat> the RPM
[17:44] <Risalat> ?
[17:44] <boss_mc> NewWorldOrder: did my link help you at all?
[17:44] <error404notfound> Risalat, apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[17:44] <guntbert> !rpm | Risalat
[17:44] <maco> Risalat: rpm? use applications -> add/remove and just check off the checkbox for it
[17:45] <Chousuke> NewWorldOrder: you know, when you have an opinion, it does not help to look down on those who disagree with you. But if you want to discuss it further, there's the offtopic channel.
[17:45] <maco> Risalat: or system -> administration -> synaptic pakage manager
[17:45] <neodragon> can anyone help me with samba problems in ubuntu 9.04?
[17:45] <jrib> neodragon: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[17:45] <musikgoat> Chousuke: politics are offtopic for offtopic :)
[17:45] <llutz> andyzammy:  what does "grep swap /etc/fstab" say?
[17:45] <Chousuke> musikgoat: discussing how to have a constructive discussion probably is not :P
[17:46] <maco> Chousuke, NewWorldOrder: politics are ok in ##offtopic but not #ubuntu or #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:46] <neodragon> I tried twice no one responded
[17:46] <musikgoat> Chousuke: absolutely :)
[17:46] <Risalat> THANKS EVERYONE!
[17:46] <error404notfound> say i am using two firefox, one from apt (3.0.x) and one from getfirefox.com (3.5.x), will both use the same .mozilla? is there a way to change it for one of them? say .mozilla35 or something?
[17:46] <chazco> Before I do another full reinstall can anyone tell me how to remove any trace of totem-xine and xine from the system?
[17:46] <Ben64> neodragon: sometimes you gotta repeat if theres a flood of text
[17:46] <jrib> neodragon: repeat every ~10 minutes so new people know what your issue is.  Also try other support options
[17:46] <jrib> !support > neodragon
[17:46] <NewWorldOrder> boss_mc: it appears pptp has been obseleted by l2tp
[17:46] <Ben64> neodragon: also, don't ask to ask
[17:46] <Chousuke> error404notfound: both will use the same dir, but you can tell the other one to use a different profile.
[17:47] <NewWorldOrder> according to wiki that is.  but it also looks like a novel ipx thing too.
[17:47] <musikgoat> NewWorldOrder, boss_mc, pptp is still used frequently though
[17:47] <error404notfound> Chousuke, hmmm, okay...
[17:47] <maco> chazco: sudo aptitude purge totem-xine
[17:47] <younes> howto install package deb force
[17:47] <mM94> how do i find /drivers/usb/host in a kernel config?
[17:47] <maco> chazco: whatever it removes as unneeded dependencies, purge those too
[17:47] <guntbert> chazco: apt-get purge <package names> should work for you
[17:47] <chazco> maco - Hmm... tried that before, seems something gets missed (as it still segfaults when reinstalled)
[17:48] <chazco> guntbert - Thanks :)
[17:48] <maco> younes: "sudo dpkg -i foo.deb" if by "force" you mean it wnt install, then check dpkg's manpage for a list of options of things it can ignore
[17:48] <Ben64> there should be a way to find out why it segfaults
[17:48] <maco> guntbert, chazco: "apt-get purge" does not exist. there is "apt-get remove --purge" and "aptitude purge"
[17:48] <Ben64> also, why not mplayer? :)
[17:49] <chazco> maco - Yep
[17:49] <musikgoat> !backtrace > Ben64
[17:49] <neodragon> I can access my samba share on my ubuntu 904 server from my windows xp pc, but not from my ubuntu 9.04 laptop and I know I have set it up correctly, because I can access those shares on the laptop using firefox, why won't ubuntu let me access and mount them on the laptop?
[17:49] <musikgoat> Ben64: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingProcedures
[17:49] <guntbert> maco: I'm surprised, took it straight from the man page
[17:50] <maco> guntbert: hmm?? /me looks
[17:50] <jrib> neodragon: you should probably say how you are trying to access them and what the result was
[17:50] <Ben64> purge does exist
[17:50] <maco> guntbert: hey it is in there. i wonder if thats new
[17:50] <jrib> maco: yeah I think last release iirc
[17:51] <guntbert> maco: I wouldn't know - ah jrib tells us :-)
[17:51] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[17:51] <chazco> maco - I've removed and purged totem-xine and everything found by autoremove, checking that there isnt anything left using Synaptic. Anything else worth considering?
[17:51] <stef1> Hi, i just lost my mouse... that's not funny. First I lost my keypad then I pressed ctrl shift num lock and ctrl num lock trying to get it back. Loosing means clicking or tapping a button has no effect. what shortcut is there to disable/enable mouse buttons?
[17:52] <neodragon> jrib: I can access them through firefox, but when I go to >Places>Networks and click on Windows Network, it says "unable to mount location, failed to retreive share list from server."
[17:52] <Ben64> stef1: hold down "8" on the keypad
[17:52] <Ben64> does the mouse go up?
[17:52] <jrib> maco: actually it's on my hardy server so it's older than I thought but it wasn't always available for sure...
[17:52] <stef1>   it does!
[17:52] <Ben64> heh
[17:52] <maco> jrib: well good to know im not crazy :)
[17:53] <agoole> I am having some burning issues, can someone help me troubleshoot and point me in the right direction?
[17:53] <thelostfaith> Anyone ever use bittorrent to create torrents?
[17:53] <chazco> maco - After removing all that, then reinstalling, segfault :(
[17:53] <maco> jrib: this also shows how long we've been using ubuntu :P
[17:53] <Ben64> stef1: gimme a sec, i'll look up how to make it normal again
[17:53] <stef1> what a stupid feature
[17:53] <maco> thelostfaith: deluge can do it
[17:53] <grawity> stef1: it's stupid for you, but there are many people for whom it's _very_ useful.
[17:53] <maco> stef1: its for people who cannot use mice
[17:53] <thelostfaith> maco, I can't figure out for the life of me where bittorent placed the file
[17:53] <musikgoat> stef1: i saw this in fedora, system -> prefs -> keyboard -> mouse keys
[17:53] <maco> stef1: its called "accessibility"
[17:54] <chazco> So, any ideas to avert having to reinstall just to get totem working?
[17:54] <ninjaslim> why does installing simple-ccsm also install ccsm
[17:54] <jrib> neodragon: try entering "smb://ip_or_computer_name/share_name" in nautilus's location bar
[17:54] <stef1> strange it's normal again, i didn't do anything
[17:54] <maco> chazco: figuring out which part is segfaulting might help
[17:54] <Ben64> hm
[17:54] <Ben64> well its alt+left shift+numlock
[17:54] <Ben64> in case it happens again
[17:54] <chazco> maco - I went through something last time (gdb i think) trying to solve this with a few people... we couldnt get any decent answers...
[17:55] <Ben64> chazco: do you have any particular attachment to totem-xine?
[17:55] <maco> chazco: bad spot on hard drive and bad memory *would* be my suggestion except...across installs? and only on one app? weird
[17:56] <chazco> maco - Yep, would have thought same... done memtests and all sorts.. but as you say, one app makes it unusual
[17:56] <chazco> Ben64 - You mean like try another player? I need DVB and nautilius support, seems a shame to install another when totem usually works
[17:56] <jordanwb> I want to trim down the services that are started upon boot such as apache, mysql, and others. What command do I run to disable those?
[17:56] <Ben64> i dunno, i just love mplayer
[17:57] <Ben64> jordanwb: system -> administration -> services
[17:57] <jordanwb> Thanks
[17:57] <neodragon> jrib: when I do that it says "Could not dislplay 'smb://ip-address/share-name'. Nautilus cannot handle this kind of locations."
[17:58] <chazco> Ben64 - I have tried others, but only Totem and Kaffeine seem to work well with DVB. Kaffeine is a bit bloated for a gnome install though.
[17:58] <Ben64> chazco: what exactly is dvb?
[17:58] <neodragon> jrib: does this mean I am missing some plugin for nautilus?
[17:58] <libtech> neodragon: you enter actual IP address of the network computer
[17:58] <chazco> Ben64 - Digital video broadcasting - ie, digital tv
[17:58] <neodragon> jrib: yes
[17:58] <Ben64> so you have a tuner card?
[17:59] <chazco> Ben64 - USB stick
[17:59] <jrib> neodragon: what version of ubuntu is this?
[17:59] <neodragon> jrib: ubuntu 9.04 on both the server and the laptop
[17:59] <chazco> Ben64 - Just in case you were going to suggest it - unplugging it doesnt fix it
[17:59] <thelostfaith> Anyone aware of a program that'll tell you the br of a media file?
[17:59] <mM94> how do i find the location:  drivers/usb/host/pciquirks.c in the kernel config?
[17:59] <Ben64> chazco: heh, i was going to ask if you have tried a tv program, such as tvtime
[17:59] <mcmlxxi> hello
[17:59] <maco> thelostfaith: br?
[17:59] <chrome_> thelostfaith: the br? what's that?
[18:00] <thelostfaith> bitrate
[18:00] <luomo> hey i have got a problem
[18:00] <chazco> Ben64 - Tried me-tv... wouldnt tune for some reason
[18:00] <Ben64> thelostfaith: mplayer
[18:00] <luomo> could anyone help me
[18:00] <chrome_> thelostfaith: bitraite = bps
[18:00] <Ben64> but it doesn't work on all files
[18:00] <zelrikriando> how to make gmote launch when ubuntu boots
[18:00] <maco> !ask | luomo
[18:00] <mcmlxxi> how to send a message to a logged on user?
[18:00] <maco> zelrikriando: when you login? system -> preferences -> session -> startup
[18:00] <jrib> neodragon: what if you just do: smb://local-ip-address-of-comupter
[18:00] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected"
[18:00] <maco> mcmlxxi: the "write" command
[18:01] <chazco> maco - Ben64 - Going to reinstall then, thanks for the help :)
[18:01] <Ben64> gl
[18:01] <neodragon> jrib: the same exact error message comes up
[18:01] <chrome_> thelostfaith: players usually display that information. For instance, the bsplayer, where you may open a myriad of media files
[18:02] <Ben64> neodragon: open up a terminal, try "smbclient -L [ip-address]"
[18:02] <pelmen> guys, my creative webcam refresh rate seems to be slow. I use skype to talk with my parents, (they use xp) and their cam work rally fast, while mine refreshrate is way slow around 2 fps
[18:02] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected". Could anyone tell me what to do?
[18:02] <pelmen> any ideas ?
[18:02] <labanux> Anyone know how to make two audio software play together? *I can't use Rythmbox and Amarok at the same time..
[18:02] <neodragon> ben64: on the server or the laptop
[18:02] <zelrikriando> maco ok gonna try that
[18:02] <neodragon> ?
[18:02] <jrib> neodragon: hrmm, can you use smbclient?
[18:03] <Ben64> neodragon: from where you want to access from to where you want to access to
[18:03] <Kurlon> If I don't want useless gettys spawning for ttys I can't access (no video card, serial only) I can just delete the /etc/event.d entries, yes?
[18:04] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected". Could anyone tell me what to do?
[18:05] <sapfeer> Hello there!
[18:05] <pelmen> ahh noone about webcam fps ?
[18:05] <delllboy> is there anyone who can answer a load of questions from me i know nothing of linux and am thinking of using it
[18:05] <chazco> maco - Ben64 - Just tried something on the spur of the moment before reinstalling... removing ~\.xine fixes it (i'm sure i tried that before)...
[18:05] <Kurlon> delllboy: Just ask away, those who can and are willing to will answer.
[18:06] <kaddi> where are the files stored that go into the wastebin?
[18:06] <neodragon> ben64: when I type in the command you gave me on the laptop it lists all the shares, the server host name and the workgroup correctly, so why can't I access them normally/
[18:06] <sapfeer> Can anyone guide me where I can get some information about setting autostart applications in Ubuntu with Gnome from command line?..
[18:07] <delllboy> does my computer guarentee still cover my computer if i format and put linux on it?
[18:07] <KB1JWQ> delllboy: The hardware, yes.
[18:07] <ikonia> delllboy: speak to place you bought it from
[18:07] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: you don't know that
[18:07] <ikonia> delllboy: ask the place you bought it from
[18:07] <delllboy> well its a dell if that helps
[18:07] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: There was one company that claimed it wasn't supported, and it made such a huge flap about two years ago that they backed down.
[18:07] <ikonia> delllboy: ask dell and the support plan
[18:07] <th1> whats the easiest way to add an mp3 as soundtrack to a mp4 file?
[18:07] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: So if it does void the warranty, an awful lot of people would LOVE to know.
[18:07] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: that means nothing, asking HIS place of purchase is the only way
[18:08] <neodragon> Ben64: when I type in the command you gave me on the laptop it lists all the shares, the server host name and the workgroup correctly, so why can't I access them normally?
[18:08] <Ben64> neodragon: and you're just putting smb://[ip] in nautilus?
[18:08] <delllboy> ah i bought from pc world  UK
[18:08] <Ben64> and it's not working?
[18:08] <ikonia> delllboy: speak tot PC world UK then
[18:08] <neodragon> Ben64: yes
[18:08] <agoole> I am having some burning issues, can someone help me troubleshoot and point me in the right direction?
[18:08] <merma> anyone knows if libglade-java is available for ubuntu 64 bit somewhere?
[18:08] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected". Could anyone tell me what to do?
[18:08] <kaddi> how do I set trash:/ to the correct address for the deleted files? I get "unknown adress" when I type "trash:/" into the address bar
[18:08] <KB1JWQ> delllboy: http://www.linuxtoday.com/infrastructure/2007091203826NWHWLL
[18:09] <peppo> my xf86audioraise/lowervolume keys have stopped having any effect. they show notification but do not affect volume and nothing is changing in alsamixer/gnome mixer. pulseaudio 0.9.14, jaunty...gnome-settings-daemon shows up as a Client in "paman" when using xf86audioraisevolume key, but doesn't affect audio..
[18:09] <Ben64> kaddi: try trash://
[18:09] <ikonia> delllboy: ignore that link and get confirmation off PC world UK
[18:09] <chazco> delllboy - I've taken stuff back under the warranty at PC world before with Ubuntu on it, they wiped it off but didnt say anything. Still best to check though, could be a one off...
[18:09] <nestor> hi
[18:09] <kaddi> Ben64 thanks, that works
[18:10] <pelmen> ok continuation on webcam fps, it is fast in cheese but slow in all other software...
[18:10] <delllboy> wiped it off? they cant just wipe your operating system off can they?
[18:10] <ikonia> delllboy: this is nothing to do with ubuntu any more - speak to PC world
[18:10] <delllboy> ok well im just asking that guy about his happening...
[18:10] <delllboy> chazco
[18:10] <KB1JWQ> delllboy: Take it to PM
[18:10] <ikonia> delllboy: it's offtopic for this channel - speak to PC World
[18:11] <delllboy> uhh
[18:11] <chazco> delllboy - They asked first :D Only way to be sure though is to ask them
[18:11] <Ben64> lol, obama guy got klined
[18:12] <delllboy> oh right
[18:12] <acu> how can I erase the content in /tmp
[18:12] <chazco> delllboy - They asked first :D Only way to be sure though is to ask them. Cant say any more than that i'm afraid.
[18:12] <boss_mc> acu: reboot
[18:12] <ikonia> acu: sudo rm -rf /tmp/*
[18:13] <zelrikriando> I am back
[18:14] <zelrikriando> maco: it doesnt work
[18:14] <pblchai> hello, i recently joined launchpad, but what kind of skill i need to be a good bugfixer?
[18:14] <agoole> what package manager should I be using? for kde front-end
[18:14] <cpach> hi folks. does anybody know which version of x.org is provided by the package xserver-xorg-core in jaunty?
[18:14] <enjalot> how can i change the behavior of modifier keys + mouse click? like ctrl+left click
[18:15] <lstarnes> cpach: I think it's 1.6
[18:15] <zelrikriando> I put the command /home/zelrikriando/Desktop/GmoteServer/GmoteServerLinux2.0.0/GmoteServer.sh in my startup program list but it wont work
[18:15] <lstarnes> cpach: 7.4.5 is the version of xserver-xorg
[18:15] <zelrikriando> any idea why is that?
[18:16] <lstarnes> zelrikriando: you might need to set the executable bit for it and make sure that it has #!/bin.sh at the top of it
[18:16] <hbekel> lstarnes: #!/bin/sh
[18:16] <lstarnes> hbekel: oops, right
[18:17] <hbekel> lstarnes, zelrikriando: unless it already has #!/bin/bash, in that case don't change it
[18:17] <zelrikriando> lstarnes: at the top of the sh file I guess?
[18:17] <lstarnes> zelrikriando: yes
[18:17] <delllboy> ok so i read that i dont need antivirus on linux but do i need like firewalls or anything else?
[18:17] <lstarnes> delllboy: a firewall might be a good idea
[18:17] <hbekel> delllboy: depends on how you're connected
[18:17] <lstarnes> delllboy: ufw and iptables are installed by default
[18:18] <delllboy> wireless to a router which has a hardware firewall im sure
[18:18] <lstarnes> delllboy: there are graphical frontends for them such as gufw and firestarter
[18:18] <ikonia> delllboy: depends on your personal needs, think about how you use your system and work out what protection levels/tools you need
[18:18] <zelrikriando> lstarnes: what about the executable bit?
[18:18] <apt-give> I'm looking for the terminal command to allow unsupported packages to be installed with apt-get
[18:18] <lstarnes> zelrikriando: chmod +x /home/zelrikriando/Desktop/GmoteServer/GmoteServerLinux2.0.0/GmoteServer.sh
[18:18] <ikonia> apt-give: define unsupported ?
[18:18] <zelrikriando> lstarnes: lstarnes it's already rwx all the way
[18:18] <cpach> lstarnes: is that a stable x.org release?
[18:19] <lstarnes> cpach: yes
[18:19] <zelrikriando> ok let s try again
[18:19] <delllboy> ikonia i no more about the physics behind leaving our orbit than ubuntu/linux please dont ask me to think about my protection needs i just wanna know how things work with firewalls
[18:19] <Dacvak> Hey, how can I change my VirtualBox resolution to 1366x768?
[18:19] <diddy> What are the planned major changes for the next Ubuntu release?
[18:19] <ikonia> delllboy: then this is not the correct channel, this channel is for ubuntu support, not networking/firewall lessons
[18:20] <apt-give> ikonia: not officially for ubuntu, or something like that
[18:20] <ikonia> apt-give: apt will go to whatever repo's you tell it to, dpkg (apt is the front end) can be used to install files outside of repo's
[18:20] <syntac> hi, my server is able to ping my router but it won't ping 'google.com'.  my /etc/resolv.conf is setup and ifconfig looks valid.
[18:20] <syntac> what else could i test?
[18:20] <delllboy> well when i joined this channel i asked if there was a knowledgeable person to answer all my random dumb questions
[18:20] <delllboy> but i was asked to write them here because someone will know here
[18:21] <ikonia> delllboy: sorry - this channel is for ubuntu support only
[18:21] <ikonia> delllboy: there are other channels on freenode for your specific topics
[18:21] <delllboy> geez
[18:21] <ikonia> syntac: check the servers listed in /etc/resolv.conf
[18:21] <delllboy> this was a waste of time coming here
[18:21] <ikonia> syntac: can you reach them on port 53 ?
[18:21] <Dacvak> Hey, how can I change my VirtualBox resolution to 1366x768?
[18:21] <syntac> ikonia: i copied them directly from my working laptop. let me test the port 53 deal
[18:22] <ikonia> syntac: always a good test (also use nslookup or dig to verify)
[18:22] <KB1JWQ> delllboy: /msg alis list *topic* to fin a more suitable channel
[18:22] <cpach> lstarnes: the weird thing is, i can't seem to find a corresponding source release on ftp.x.org. the xorg-server package there for X11R7.4 has the version number 1.5.1
[18:22] <Ben64> syntac: where is your server, what router, ubuntu server?, static ip?, dynamic?
[18:22] <syntac> ikonia: i tried dig earlier and it doesn't resolve either
[18:22] <gsedej> Hello. I need help with Jack audio in Ubuntu (9.04)
[18:22] <syntac> Ben64: static. dynamic (dhcp) works
[18:22] <ikonia> syntac: first thing then - use nslookup server $ip_from_resolv.conf and then lookgup google.com
[18:22] <Ben64> syntac: ping <IP_ADDRESS>?
[18:23] <luomo> Ubuntu tries to connect to my modem through wireless or wired connection and then shows message:"wired/wireless connection is disconnected". Could anyone tell me what to do?
[18:23] <mcmlxxi> how to send a message to a logged on user?
[18:23] <agoole> I have a matushita DVD drive and I cannot burn anything, can someone help ?
[18:23] <syntac> Ben64: pinging <IP_ADDRESS> 'network is unreachable'
[18:23] <Dacvak> Does anyone here run VirtualBox?
[18:23] <ikonia> Ben64: where did you get <IP_ADDRESS> from ?
[18:24] <grawity> Dacvak: Some do. What is your real question?
[18:24] <apt-give> ikonia, i'm trying to install fslint with apt-get but it can't find it.  i know it's in the repos, because i've installed it with synaptic before, but it's not showing up in my searches this time.  this is a new install
[18:24] <Ben64> ikonia: it's a very well known awesome, fast dns server
[18:24] <Dacvak> How can I change my VirtualBox resolution to 1366x768?
[18:24] <Ben64> 64 bytes from <IP_ADDRESS>: icmp_seq=2 ttl=247 time=11.7 ms
[18:24] <ikonia> Ben64: but pinging an external ip address does not check his dns settings ?
[18:24] <Ben64> well it checks connection
[18:24] <Ben64> which seems to be down
[18:24] <gsedej> Dacvak: What do you need?
[18:24] <grawity> gsedej: <Dacvak?> How can I change my VirtualBox resolution to 1366x768?
[18:24] <ikonia> Ben64: very true
[18:25] <ikonia> apt-give: what version of ubuntu  ?
[18:25] <apt-give> Dacvak: #vbox
[18:25] <Dacvak> Thanks
[18:25] <Ben64> syntac: try setting a static ip on it
[18:25] <apt-give> ikonia: 8.04
[18:25] <ikonia> syntac: no - don't
[18:25] <ikonia> syntac: forcing an static IP can cause more problems
[18:25] <syntac> Ben64: i am trying to do static. the dynamic ip assignment does work
[18:25] <gsedej> Does someone uses Jack audio here?
[18:25] <syntac> ikonia: i think that is my issue. dhcp works but static doesn't. i would like static though
[18:25] <Ben64> i'm on a static ip right now, works fine : /
[18:26] <ikonia> Ben64: ooh, I didn't realise you knew what his hardware was, and how it worked, sorry
[18:26] <neodragon> Ben64: I figured it out on my own, all I had to do was open terminal and type smbmount //server-ip/share-name /mount-point-on-laptop  and then it prompts for my password, and after entering my password I now have full access to my samba shares on my laptop, eurika!!
[18:26] <kucus> witam
[18:26] <ikonia> syntac: assigning a static IP out of a reserved pool on a lot of home routers will cause a lot of problems
[18:26] <Ben64> ikonia: i don't really, but static ips never hurt anyone
[18:26] <kucus> co tam słychac u was?
[18:26] <ikonia> Ben64: yes they do
[18:26] <ikonia> Ben64: a lot of home routers don't like it, or won't allow machines on they don't have a lease for
[18:26] <Ben64> neodragon: cool, gj
[18:27] <syntac> ikonia: it isn't out of the reserved ones. it is <IP_ADDRESS>.  i've had it work before but i am guessing my conf is wrong. i can't figure out where it is though (the problem)
[18:27] <agoole> how do I gather information on my DVD drive from dmesg
[18:27] <Ben64> syntac: what router?
[18:27] <syntac> Ben64: linksys
[18:27] <ikonia> syntac: then if it's not in the reserved pool, you may be on the wrong network
[18:27] <KB1JWQ> agoole: What information?
[18:27] <ikonia> syntac: why do you want a static IP ?
[18:27] <zelrikriando> I am back
[18:27] <zelrikriando> still not work
[18:27] <ikonia> syntac: what is the address in your /etc/resolv.conf
[18:27] <zelrikriando> ing
[18:27] <syntac> ikonia: i'm using it as a server on my network. i don't want random ip assignments on it
[18:27] <agoole> KB1JWQ: anything my system registers from the dvd drive basically, I can't burn anything, so I'm trying to troubleshoot,
[18:28] <agoole> KB1JWQ: though i'll be honest, I dont really know where to start
[18:28] <syntac> i'm assinging <IP_ADDRESS> to it
[18:28] <afed> @_@
[18:28] <Ben64> router ip is <IP_ADDRESS>?
[18:28] <neodragon> Ben64: Now all I have to do is write a bash script for mounting all my shares at once for when I am connected to my wireless.
[18:28] <ikonia> syntac: what is the address range your router has
[18:28] <syntac> ikonia: i can ssh to the box from other computers in my network
[18:28] <KB1JWQ> agoole: I don't think dmesg would necessarily be the FIRST choice, but it's not a bad one.  What's the error behavior?
[18:28] <syntac> i just can't go outside the network
[18:28] <syntac> ikonia: <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:28] <ikonia> syntac: yes, of course you can, your router is possibley blocking you because you've taken an address out of the address pool
[18:28] <KB1JWQ> syntac: Sure the default gateway is correct?
[18:29] <ikonia> syntac: that's not an address pool - that's a single address
[18:29] <ikonia> syntac: your router probably has at least <IP_ADDRESS>/24
[18:29] <syntac> ikonia: i'm almost positive the adress pool is <IP_ADDRESS>+
[18:29] <Ben64> ikonia: linksys usually gives out starting at 100
[18:29] <Ben64> yeah what he said
[18:29] <ikonia> syntac: so it starts at 100
[18:29] <agoole> KB1JWQ: growisofs simply craps out with a IO error in k3b, can't burn anything
[18:29] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: Yeah, they have the /24, with 100 and up allocated for static assignment.
[18:29] <opensaurus> hey guys I have an issue I havent been able to sort out via searching as of yet. ipod continually get i/o error when installing files. this has been a well documented bug but im not seeing any solutions. apparently its the usb2.0 controller. any way I can make it think its usb1.1 just for my ipod?
[18:29] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: Ben64 ta
[18:29] <Ben64> syntac: make sure default gateway is correct, as KB1JWQ said
[18:29] <agoole> KB1JWQ: want a paste of the full error code ?
[18:30] <KB1JWQ> agoole: Can you read from the drive?
[18:30] <KB1JWQ> agoole: That'd help.
[18:30] <neodragon> catch ya later all :)
[18:31] <KB1JWQ> I've never seen an off the shelf Linksys deny outbound connections to the outside world because you've statically assigned an IP, even if that IP is within its dhcp scope.
[18:31] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: I've seen a few devices do it
[18:31] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: Consumer grade?
[18:31] <adasz> hi how can i compile source code
[18:31] <Ben64> i have two linksys's here, but they have dd-wrt on em
[18:31] <ikonia> KB1JWQ: dissapointingly yes
[18:31] <ikonia> !compile > adasz
[18:32] <agoole> KB1JWQ: http://paste.ubuntu.com/254133/
[18:32] <KB1JWQ> ikonia: Ouch.  That's kind of asking to get hurt. :)
[18:32] <steven_> quit
[18:33] <kane77> hi, anyone is using c++ with wxWidgets in ubuntu? I installed libwxgtk2.4.1 and libwxgtk2.4-dev and wx2.4-headers, and yet gcc fails to compile and complains about wx/wx.h not found
[18:33] <KB1JWQ> agoole: Hmm.  Is growisofs really what it wants to be calling?  I'm probably not the right person to ask; I don't burn disks from within Ubuntu very often.
[18:33] <ikonia> kane77: see if it's on the system
[18:33] <Ben64> growisofs is a backend to a lot of linux burners
[18:34] <KB1JWQ> Ben64: Thanks, didn't know that.
[18:34] <przemo_one> hi
[18:34] <Ben64> back on rh9, i had to install it myself
[18:34] <Ben64> rh9 came out before dvd's existed -.-
[18:34] <agoole> Ben64: can you take a look at my error code ?
[18:34] <gsedej> What is good GUITAR EFFECTS program for Ubuntu?
[18:35] <ikonia> gsedej: there really isn't
[18:35] <kane77> ikonia, yes, it is there (in /usr/include/wx)
[18:35] <Ben64> agoole: i did, but it's hard to tell what the problem is. On first look, seems like there could be a problem with the burner itself
[18:35] <ikonia> kane77: check your include path for your build then
[18:35] <Ben64> but if you can use it on another system, then it gets more complicated
[18:35] <kane77> gsedej, rakarrack
[18:35] <agoole> Ben64: its a laptop burner, and it can read tracks, but can't seem to burn
[18:36] <dakamm> hey everyone, i was wondering if anyone was familar with linuxdc++?
[18:36] <kane77> ikonia, is there a command to update default include path after adding header files?
[18:36] <ikonia> kane77: it's normally set at compile time or in the makefile -I
[18:37] <CoRnJuLiOx> when you're at a terminal, inside /home/username/foo/bar, and you want to move from /bar to /foo (i.e one dir up) without having to type the whole path in, whats the command?
[18:37] <Ben64> CoRnJuLiOx: cd ..
[18:37] <CoRnJuLiOx> Ben64: thanks
[18:38] <Ffunk> exit
[18:39] <grawity> CoRnJuLiOx: also remember: .. means "the parent folder" everywhere -- not just in cd.
[18:39] <CoRnJuLiOx> grawity: thanks
[18:39] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[18:39] <hbekel> kane77: try inserting the output of wx-config --cppflags --libs into your g++ commandline
[18:39] <opensaurus> hey guys I have an issue I havent been able to sort out via searching as of yet. ipod continually get i/o error when installing files. this has been a well documented bug but im not seeing any solutions. apparently its the usb2.0 controller. any way I can make it think its usb1.1 just for my ipod? I'm an ubuntu only guy and would hate to have to install some crappy m$ product to get my ipod working
[18:39] <kaczyn> Hi :)
[18:40] <ActionParsnip> opensaurus; could not use a crappy ipod instead ;)
[18:40] <hbekel> kane77: as in g++ -o myprog $(wx-config --cppflags --libs) myprog.cpp
[18:40] <vasile> I want to install libxcb1-dev but I get brocken package error (http://paste.ubuntu.com/254134/). everything installed packages is up to date. how can I overcome this problem?
[18:41] <ActionParsnip> opensaurus: you could rmmod the usb modules then re-modprobe with some options to make it usb 1.1
[18:41] <Promille> Hey. I havent found any programs that can tell you what bitrate a song is(.mp3) is there a simple way in ubuntu ?
[18:41] <opensaurus> ActionParsnip,  too late for that. its an ipod photo from like 6 years ago i got from my sister
[18:42] <opensaurus> ActionParsnip,  well cool at least i know its possible then
[18:42] <adasz> the source that i want to compile have no configure
[18:42] <Mraedis> Hey guys, I want to remove Ubuntu from my laptop, but it's a dual boot with Vista and GRUB is the bootloader. The Ubuntu is installed on a ReiserFS5 partition, how do I go about this?
[18:42] <ActionParsnip> promille: i think if you run: apt-cache search mp3 | grep -i tag then one of the tag apps may be able to tell you
[18:42] <Promille> ActionParsnip: thanks
[18:42] <un|matrix> how do i automatically downgrade every package after removing the repository where they were installed from?
[18:43] <ActionParsnip> opensaurus: should be. not done it myself. i dont use usb for external storage
[18:43] <guntbert> adasz: what are you trying to compile?
[18:43] <Ben64> Promille: mplayer will tell you
[18:43] <kane77> hbekel, thanks
[18:44] <di||itante> un|matrix:
[18:44] <ActionParsnip> un|matrix: you would have to uninstall every package you installed from it. then temove. then install again using the remaining repos
[18:44] <di||itante> un|matrix: what did you do?
[18:44] <un|matrix> i can't do that, it wants to remove half of my system due to deps
[18:44] <Mraedis> Anyone?
[18:44] <hbekel> kane77: most packages use pkg-config instead of a dedicated *-config binary btw
[18:45] <un|matrix> di||itanite: i "updated" pulseaudio with this repository: https://launchpad.net/~themuso/+archive/ppa
[18:45] <tsrk_> how do I purge a package that i've already removed?
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> un|matrix: the sysyem isnt really designed to have bits downgraded so it can get very messy
[18:45] <phyrrus> you don't
[18:45] <ActionParsnip> tsrk_: sudo dpkg -P <package name>
[18:45] <dakamm> does anyone know anything about linucdc++?
[18:45] <kane77> hbekel, I'm starting with c++ so I don't know a lot of stuff
[18:45] <di||itante> un|matrix: have you tried uninstalling just pulsaudio
[18:46] <tsrk_> ActionParsnip, dpkg - warning: ignoring request to remove jaolt which isn't installed.
[18:46] <un|matrix> di||itante: gonna try that now
[18:47] <IdleOne> tsrk_, install the package again then purge it perhaps
[18:47] <guntbert> dakamm: I don't, what is it? and what is your problem?
[18:47] <tsrk_> IdleOne, is that really the best way?
[18:47] <IdleOne> tsrk_, don't know if it is but makes sense to me
[18:47] <ActionParsnip> tsrk_: if it doesnt show up in: dpkg -l | grep jaolt then you will need to reinstall it then run: sudo apt-get --purge remove jaolt
[18:48] <IdleOne> tsrk_, guess it is the best way yup
[18:48] <zelrikriando> I still cant run a sh file at startup :(
[18:48] <Stevethepirate> Hey, I have a socks proxy [via ssh] that I want to share via some open proxy [such as tinyproxy] anyone know how to?
[18:48] <hbekel> zelrikriando: what's the error message
[18:48] <dakamm> gun.. well when i log onto linuxdc++ it asks me to put in a address and i dont what address to put in
[18:48] <ActionParsnip> tsrk_: if there is no output with the dpkg then the old config is gone (except in $home
[18:48] <dakamm> and its a file sharing program
[18:48] <tsrk_> ActionParsnip, IdleOne, ok, i'll do that, thank you
[18:48] <dakamm> like dc++
[18:48] <zelrikriando> hbekel: there is no error message, the gmote server just wont start
[18:49] <rafaelscj> vasile, are you using the official repos? if yes, try cleaning /var/cache/apt/archives and /var/cache/apt/archives/partial. Synaptics can do it
[18:49] <hbekel> zelrikriando: checked the relevant logs?
[18:49] <un|matrix> di||itante, ActionParsnip: looks like i'm going to have to downgrade everything manually starting with packages that have no dependencies, and then moving inwards the dependency tree
[18:49] <zelrikriando> hbekel: I dont know where the logs are
[18:49] <Mraedis> *repeat* I want to remove Ubuntu from my laptop, but it's a dual boot with Vista and GRUB is the bootloader. The Ubuntu is installed on a ReiserFS5 partition, how do I go about this? (Sorry for repeat)
[18:49] <ActionParsnip> un|matrix: tread carefully
[18:50] <di||itante> un|matrix: what did apt-get tell you when you tried to remove pulsaudio
[18:50] <hbekel> zelrikriando: less /var/log/Xorg.0.log and less ~/.xsession-errors for example
[18:50] <vasile> rafaelscj, official repos, archives cleaned, i found the solution here: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1220447.html
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> mraedis: delete the ubunt partition. you will need your vista cd to reinstate ntldr
[18:50] <grawity> Mraedis: I guess something like this: 1) Boot from the Windows install CD, open recovery console, use bootrec /fixmbr (to rewrite the MBR).
[18:50] <hbekel> zelrikriando: the program might provide a logfile of it's own as well
[18:50] <grawity> ActionParsnip: Vista doesn't use ntldr anymore.
[18:50] <guntbert> dakamm: I don't know dc++ either, but you know that anything that relates to any kind of piracy is not supported here, and what address you should put in your client: ask the people who manage the server/net
[18:50] <Mraedis> Aw man
[18:50] <grawity> Mraedis: 2) Confirm that you can boot Vista without going through grub.
[18:50] <ActionParsnip> mraedis: ask in ##windows for how to reinstate the windows bootloader
[18:50] <un|matrix> di||itante: well synaptic wants to remove everything that depends on those packages, so i'm assuming apt-get would want the same
[18:51] <zelrikriando> hbekel: Could not find the main class: org.gmote.server.GmoteServerUiLinux. Program will exit.
[18:51] <grawity> Mraedis: And finally 3) boot from an Ubuntu LiveCD, open partition editor, nuke the ReiserFS partition.
[18:51] <dakamm> aight, thnx for the help anyway gun
[18:51] <di||itante> un|matrix: ok, so what, what will it remove that you cant replace later
[18:51] <ActionParsnip> grawity: thats how little i know desktop windows.
[18:51] <vesayth> Has anybody managed to get flashplugin working for Chromium on Ubuntu 9.10?
[18:51] <guntbert> !karmic | vesayth
[18:51] <Mraedis> Thanks grawity and ActionParsnip, now to find a CD because it came pre-installed...
[18:52] <zelrikriando> hbekel: do you need more details?
[18:52] <hbekel> zelrikriando: so it's seems to get started, but isn't properly configured
[18:52] <grawity> Mraedis: There should be at least the "recovery" CD, then.
[18:52] <ActionParsnip> vesayth: a while back, just smbolic link to libflashplayer.so in the chromium plugin folder
[18:52] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it does start once booted
[18:52] <Mraedis> Wherever that one is, grawity ;-)
[18:52] <hbekel> zelrikriando: i have no idea what that program does, so i don't know
[18:52] <hbekel> zelrikriando: you might want to consult the docs/google the error message
[18:52] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it's a gmote server, to use my phone as a remote on my computer
[18:53] <vesayth> ActionParsnip: Yeah that stopped working in Jaunty I belive. I've copied the file as well as made the symbolic link in Karmic and it's been no go. Works great for Jaunty when copying
[18:53] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it does need java
[18:53] <ActionParsnip> vesayth: karmic is still alpha and WILL break. support is in #ubuntu+1
[18:53] <zelrikriando> hbekel: is there a way to delay a start?
[18:54] <vesayth> ActionParsnip: I know, that's not why I came here to ask the question, I came here to ask if anyone has been able to get it working
[18:54] <zelrikriando> hbekel: I was thinking that it tries to start when the computer is not ready
[18:54] <di||itante> un|matrix: hav you tried apt-get --reinstall
[18:54] <hbekel> zelrikriando: class not found implies something is wrong with your java setup
[18:54] <stillinbeta> Anyone know why my ntfs partition mounts as only view able to root? as in I must sudo su before I can cd into it.
[18:54] <zelrikriando> hbekel: or that java didnt start
[18:54] <zelrikriando> yet
[18:54] <hbekel> zelrikriando: can you start the app from a terminal
[18:55] <zelrikriando> hbekel: I can
[18:55] <guntbert> vesayth: you still should ask in #ubuntu+1
[18:55] <un|matrix> di||itante: no i just want to switch back to canonical's packages (the ones that got replaced by a 3rd party repo)
[18:55] <ActionParsnip> vesayth: it works in jaunty as it is released, karmic most likely won't as there is still development going on with it so it is incomplete and most things wont work or will act weird, just like chromium which is also beta
[18:56] <di||itante> right. so now you have those default repos in the sources, right? then try apt-get --reinstall
[18:56] <Promille> What is the easiest way to record from a headphone-mic to an mp3 file?
[18:56] <stillinbeta> Promille: Probably audacity
[18:56] <hbekel> zelrikriando: pastebin the log you found that error in, please
[18:56] <ActionParsnip> what a douche "hi my alpha web browser isnt running well in my alpha OS, can anyone think why" durrrrr
[18:56] <stillinbeta> or just gnome sound recorder.
[18:57] <di||itante> un|matrix: you might want to do a apt-get autoclean first
[18:57] <Promille> stillinbeta: how would it work with gnome sound recorder ?
[18:57] <un|matrix> di||itante: not necessary since there's nothing to clean :P
[18:57] <ActionParsnip> dl||tante: only use clean, autoclean makes the debs not be retained which may be desired
[18:57] <xdunlapx> does anybody know which package to install for an applet that reads the temperature of the cpu?
[18:58] <di||itante> that sleans the previously downloaded packages from the cache, have you done that
[18:58] <stillinbeta> Promille: actually, I just checked and it only does ogg.
[18:58] <stillinbeta> is that okay?
[18:58] <ActionParsnip> xdunlapx: lm-sensors
[18:58] <xdunlapx> ActionParsnip, I may already have that installed but let me check
[18:58] <Qu4R0w> i have serious problem..after black out,i cant see grub boot menu and it just boot to my windows..how can i fix this?
[18:59] <randal> hi i am trying to install a (old) video card driver i downloaded the Linux driver but i don't know how to install a tar.gz
[18:59] <Promille> stillinbeta: ok thanks
[18:59] <checer> i have installed UNR, and now it doesnt load gnome-panel, and is very slow, what can i do?
[18:59] <tikka> use windows
[18:59] <tikka> its really good
[18:59] <^Linux^> hello all anyone knows what the package name for xchat is?? or somthing gui based irc??
[19:00] <tikka> ^Linux^ have you tried apt-cache search ?
[19:00] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, xchat-common
[19:00] <randal> hi i am trying to install a (old) video card driver i downloaded the Linux driver but i don't know how to install a tar.gz plz help me thanks
[19:00] <kaddi> hi, what was the key-comination to send EOL to shell again?
[19:00] <Qu4R0w> ^Linux^, try konversation
[19:00] <kaddi> *combination even
[19:00] <xdunlapx> ActionParsnip, those are already installed, i want to have an applet on the dock which shows the temps. any ideas what else to install?
[19:00] <^Linux^> thx IdleOne
[19:00] <grawity> kaddi: Ctrl-D, usually.
[19:00] <un|matrix> di||itante: woah wait... that --reinstall thing just did the trick...
[19:00] <grawity> kaddi: err, nevermind. (I read that as EOF.)
[19:00] <^Linux^> ok you know how to install wireshark on xubuntu???
[19:00] <kaddi> grawity It worked fine anyways :)
[19:00] <grawity> kaddi: EOL means "End of line"? If yes, it would be the enter key.
[19:00] <zelrikriando> hbekel: http://pastebin.com/md3d5528
[19:01] <di||itante> un|matrix: ok, you should do an autoclean too to make sure the pkgs from the ppa repo are purged
[19:01] <un|matrix> di||itante: why the heck is there no automated way of cleaning after a 3rd party repo?
[19:01] <Qu4R0w> ^Linux^,  try apt-cache search packagename
[19:01] <kaddi> grawity you're psychic ;) No I meant EOF but mistyped
[19:01] <randal> hi i am trying to install a (old) video card driver i downloaded the Linux driver but i don't know how to install a tar.gz
[19:01] <stillinbeta> randal:if you open it in File Roller or something, what's inside?
[19:01] <di||itante> un|matrix: because that may clobber things you want
[19:01] <checer> i have installed UNR, and now it doesnt load gnome-panel, and is very slow, what can i do?
[19:02] <stillinbeta> is there a Makefile or a ./configure or anything?
[19:02] <^Linux^> I am running xubuntu it has minimal packages Qu4R0w
[19:02] <thiebaude> !tar
[19:02] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC that has a Printw
[19:02] <n2diy> ! UNR
[19:02] <randal> stillinbeta: its a lizux video card driver whats a file roller
[19:02] <Qu4R0w> ^Linux^, sorry then,..
[19:02] <^Linux^> becasue it does not find xchat-common
[19:02] <kaddi> grawity is there a list of this kind of shortcuts for terminal somewhere?
[19:03] <stillinbeta> randal: if you save the file to your desktop, can you just open it by double clicking?
[19:03] <Qu4R0w> i have serious problem..after black out,i cant see grub boot menu and it just boot to my windows..how can i fix this?
[19:03] <grawity> kaddi: I don't think there is. (It might be in some 'introduction to bash' -- tldp.org is a great resource)
[19:03] <randal> stillinbeta:  it will make me extract it like a zip file
[19:03] <^Linux^> IdleOne you know what to type to get package for xchat or some good gui based irc for xubuntu
[19:03] <^Linux^> it fores not find xchat-common IdleOne
[19:03] <^Linux^> doses not*
[19:03] <thiebaude> !pidgin
[19:04] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC with a printer connected to it.  The PC is connected to a wireless router.  Can I connect to the printer using my Linux laptop that is connected to the wireless router?  Is yes, how?
[19:04] <stillinbeta> randal: extarct it somewhere.
[19:04] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, what version of ubuntu are you running?
[19:04] <di||itante> un|matrix: the dpkg system is by far the best package management system in all of operating systems. You can do ANYTHING you desire with it as long as you know how. The tools are there.
[19:04] <^Linux^> im runing xubuntu 6.06 IdleOne
[19:04] <randal> stillinbeta:  i did now what there is a install.sh file
[19:04] <theguys101> i removed the top bar on gnome, how do i get it back? :(
[19:04] <stillinbeta> ohp.
[19:04] <^Linux^> it has minimal packages IdleOne
[19:05] <di||itante> un|matrix: its just so comprehensive that the learning curve is huge
[19:05] <stillinbeta> randal: can you click on install.sh ?
[19:05] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, why such and old version?
[19:05] <ankur> hello
[19:05] <hbekel> zelrikriando: how exactly do you start it from the terminal?
[19:05] <randal> stillinbeta:  it open terminal then closes instantly
[19:05] <^Linux^> actually its newwst one it xubuntu xfce 4.4 beta
[19:05] <theguys101> i removed the top bar on gnome, how do i get it back? :(
[19:05] <un|matrix> di||itante: i know that, i just believe it could be improved further
[19:05] <guntbert> !terminal | kaddi
[19:05] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC with a printer connected to it.  The PC is connected to a wireless router.  Can I connect to the printer using my Linux laptop that is connected to the wireless router?  Is yes, how?
[19:05] <di||itante> un|matrix: get a book called "The Debian System"
[19:05] <ankur> this is first time i started irc
[19:05] <^Linux^> actually its newwst one it xubuntu xfce 4.4 beta IdleOne
[19:05] <un|matrix> di||itante: anyway, the issue still isn't resolved entirely... i've got this lib32asound2 package that apt-get doesn't want to reinstall, saying that it cannot be downloaded (apparently it wants the one from the repo i just removed)
[19:05] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC with a printer connected to it.  The PC is connected to a wireless router.  Can I connect to the printer using my Linux laptop that is connected to the wireless router?  Is yes, how?
[19:05] <theguys101>  i removed the top bar on gnome, how do i get it back? :(
[19:05] <stillinbeta> randal: hmm. Can you go to the directory in the terminal?
[19:05] <thiebaude> !panel
[19:05] <IdleOne> !6.06
[19:06] <di||itante> theguys101: rught click on Desktop and add panel
[19:06] <zelrikriando> hbekel:  ./GmoteServer.sh
[19:06] <ankur> creat a new panel
[19:06] <zelrikriando> hbekel: once in the right directory
[19:06] <randal> stillinbeta:  im think i might need sudo thats why its closeing is that what your thinking
[19:06] <SIM22EVD> I have a Windows PC with a printer connected to it.  The PC is connected to a wireless router.  Can I connect to the printer using my Linux laptop that is connected to the wireless router?  Is yes, how?
[19:06] <hbekel> zelrikriando: there's your problem
[19:06] <^Linux^> IdleOne: Its Xfce 4.4 beta aka xubuntu not normal ubuntu.. its the ubuntu light version
[19:06] <stillinbeta> randal: that could be it.
[19:06] <randal> ill try that 1 sec
[19:06] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, you need to enable the universe repository and then sudo apt-get update
[19:06] <guntbert> !repeat | SIM22EVD
[19:07] <zelrikriando> hbekel: what is
[19:07] <^Linux^> I already did update :) I will enable universe
[19:07] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, then you apt-cache search xchat and it will show it to you
[19:07] <henkboom> I have a problem where if I sleep to ram, then resume, my headphone plug no longer works, in that the audio still comes out the internal speakers instead of the heaphones. I'm using an x41 tablet, anyone know  what I can do about this?
[19:07] <SIM22EVD> ubottu: thanks
[19:07] <Guest61858> John[9.1_Karmic]
[19:07] <^Linux^> ok thx IdleOne I try that
[19:07] <soumendra_> How do I refresh network using command line? I mean to ask how to automate sending authentication message using wpa protocol.
[19:07] <randal> stillinbeta:  whats the command to type in terminal to start install.sh
[19:07] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, I dont remember if the package was called xchat-common back then but you will find it
[19:07] <hbekel> zelrikriando: look at the script, the program expects to be started from it's directory
[19:08] <hbekel> zelrikriando: the -classpath argument to java contains relative paths
[19:08] <di||itante> randis the executable bit set?
[19:08] <zelrikriando> hbekel: hmmm so? how to fix it
[19:08] <^Linux^> found it thx IdleOne
[19:08] <randal> stillinbeta:  randal@randal-desktop:~$ sudo -i
[19:08] <randal> [sudo] password for randal:
[19:08] <randal> root@randal-desktop:~# cd /home/randal/Desktop/dripkg
[19:08] <randal> root@randal-desktop:/home/randal/Desktop/dripkg# install.sh
[19:08] <randal> -bash: install.sh: command not found
[19:08] <randal> root@randal-desktop:/home/randal/Desktop/dripkg#
[19:08] <hbekel> zelrikriando: make the script cd to the right dir in the first line
[19:08] <di||itante> randal: is the executable bit set?
[19:08] <user101> I have built autoconf-2.63 now. How can I override system /usr/bin/autoconf with this one
[19:08] <^Linux^> evil gnome was hiding :P
[19:08] <IdleOne> ^Linux^, your welcome
[19:08] <FloodBot1> randal: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:09] <soumendra_> How do I refresh network using command line? I mean to ask how to automate sending authentication message using wpa protocol. Can any one answer it please
[19:09] <zelrikriando> hbekel: I see
[19:09] <user101> I have built autoconf-2.63 now. How can I override system /usr/bin/autoconf with this one
[19:09] <John[Karmic]> Anyone have any advice on how to revert to a previous kernel or "fix x", The dpkg-reconfigure and what not i've found on google don\t seem to work. I am able to boot using an older kernel and I would like to use it. Is this possible?
[19:09] <randal> di||itante:  idk whats that
[19:09] <raddad_> Question:  using 9.04 and outside of owner, unable to use the app>add/remove - any solutions?  I have su priv and checked all the access boxes.
[19:09] <zelrikriando> hbekel: gonna try it, hopefully it will work now
[19:10] <randal> stillinbeta:  you still there
[19:10] <guntbert> soumendra_: /etc/init.d/networking restart should work
[19:10]  * ^Linux^ throws a big party for IdleOne & others who helped me with food beer & hookers
[19:10] <di||itante> randal: the file has to be executable
[19:10] <^Linux^> I bbs :)
[19:10] <di||itante> randal: do this:
[19:10] <stillinbeta> randal: sorry.
[19:10] <^Linux^> thx all 4 help
[19:10] <stillinbeta> chmod +x install.sh
[19:10] <soumendra_> guntbert:thanks. I will try it
[19:10] <stillinbeta> that allows it to be executed.
[19:10] <stillinbeta> then ./install.sh
[19:10] <di||itante> randal: from the terminal, in the dir where install.sh is, "chmod +x install.sh"
[19:11] <guntbert> soumendra_: :)
[19:11] <IdleOne> the food and beer would of been enough
[19:11] <un|matrix> di||itante: one last thing... is there a way to list all the packages that came from a specific repository?
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> stillinbeta: or you can just run: sh ./install.sh
[19:11] <Joe1> Hey there, just installed Ubuntu inside Windows and after booting, i get a message there was no free space left. df -h supports that; the ubuntu partition has only a size of about 2.3 gig. Could anyone help me to fix that? Do I have to resize the partition using gparted?! Thought that's what the installer has to do...
[19:11] <randal> di||itante: root@randal-desktop:/home/randal/Desktop/dripkg# chmod +x install.sh
[19:11] <randal> root@randal-desktop:/home/randal/Desktop/dripkg#
[19:11] <stillinbeta> ActionParsnip: really? I was not a aware. cool.
[19:11] <guntbert> un|matrix: do you have synaptic?
[19:11] <di||itante> randal: now from that dir "./install.sh"
[19:11] <un|matrix> guntbert: absolutely
[19:11] <skrite> hey all, i am using compiz-fusion but i only have 2 desktops,  i cant find in the compiz-config-manager how to add more.  i can't have a cube with only two sides .
[19:11] <di||itante> un|matrix: i dont think so
[19:12] <^Linux^> hello all I am back & gui whoot
[19:12] <kaddi> grawity thanks for the link, looks great
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> randal_dl: i don't recommend you manipulate files in your home folder, you may damage file ownerships
[19:12] <randal> di||itante:  HUGS :)
[19:12] <di||itante> but you couls ls and sort by date and try to figure out whan you dl them
[19:12] <guntbert> un|matrix: open it, on the leftside are buttons, one labeled origin
[19:12] <randal> ActionParsnip:  what do you mean
[19:13] <di||itante> randal: you have to use the "./" because that die is not in you PATH for your ENV.
[19:13] <un|matrix> guntbert: ooh that's brilliant, thanks!
[19:13] <di||itante> randal: np
[19:13] <guntbert> un|matrix: you are welcome :)
[19:13] <ActionParsnip> randal: the ownership my pass from the user to root. root in general is to be avoided
[19:13] <randal> di||itante:  The DRI drivers can not be installed without the latest kernel modules.
[19:13] <randal> Installation will be aborted. See the dri.log file for information on
[19:13] <randal> what went wrong.
[19:13] <Home> hi there - have a nVIDIA GEFORCE 6600V card and have a monitor connected to the vga direct and got a dvi to vga converter to connect the 2nd vga monitor to the dvi out port on my graphics card - is there anything i need to do to get the 2nd monitor to work for dual screen mode tried a lot
[19:14] <di||itante> randal: you need to install the kernel modules for your kernel
[19:14] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it works now
[19:14] <zelrikriando> hbekel: it s perfect
[19:14] <randal> di||itante:  whats that and how do i do that
[19:14] <ActionParsnip> home: gksudo nvidia-settings
[19:14] <Home> tried all that
[19:14] <zelrikriando> now I can use my phone whenever I want to watch movies/listen musics
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> home: click detect displays and you can configure there. try clicking it a few times
[19:15] <Home> but doent seem to detet that a 2nd monitor is connected
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> !dualhead | home
[19:15] <theguys101> is it possible to get the default panel?
[19:15] <theguys101> for gnome
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> !panel
[19:15] <grawity> !panelreset | theguys101
[19:15] <di||itante> I suggest you sonsult the Umuntu forums for that, you will have better
[19:15] <grawity> That should work.
[19:15] <rek_> propietary drivers for nvidia i need
[19:15] <hbekel> zelrikriando: you see. everything failed as documented :P
[19:15] <rek_> what can i install
[19:15] <di||itante> randal: success there than in IRC
[19:15] <ActionParsnip> grawity: thats the one
[19:15] <theguys101> thank you
[19:16] <rek_> fast...it's going to block
[19:16] <di||itante> randal: it is not hard
[19:16] <rek_> propietary drivers for nvidia i need
[19:16] <hbekel> zelrikriando: although the documentation was in the source...
[19:16] <grawity> ActionParsnip: /msg ubottu search panel :)
[19:16] <guntbert> !enter | rek_
[19:16] <rek_> hei
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> rek; sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-180
[19:16] <randal> di||itante: ?? can you tell me how
[19:16] <hbekel> zelrikriando: but a really bad startup script they provided
[19:16] <mook> is there a way to get an absolute minimal install?
[19:16] <zelrikriando> hbekel: indeed
[19:16] <di||itante> randal: on my way to lunch, just do a search, its easy peasy
[19:16] <guntbert> !minimal | mook
[19:17] <mook> !minimal
[19:17] <randal> di||itante:  sorry you didnt type my name i didnt see what you said ya could you help me find the right page
[19:17]  * ActionParsnip always uses minimal cd
[19:17] <Joe1> Hey, after installing ubuntu inside win the ubuntu partition is way too small, while fdisk says the device is big enough. does anyone know some fixes? I really(!) dont wanna read all the parted-doc, due i dont have enough space to install gparted
[19:17] <grawity> mook: See the message from ubottu.  But if you want "absolute minimal", Ubuntu is probably not for you...
[19:17] <grawity> Joe1: Maybe apt-get clean will make enough space for gparted?
[19:17] <rek_> i need proprietary driver NOW foor nvidia
[19:17] <rek_> help
[19:18] <zelrikriando> hbekel: once fixed, gmote works amazingly well though
[19:18] <mook> I want kernel libs + shell
[19:18] <grawity> rek_: nvidia-glx, probably.
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> joe1: could read through   dpkg -l | less   and uninstall useless apps
[19:18] <mook> this channel is too busy
[19:18] <cfedde> rek_: system>admin>hardware drivers. maybe?
[19:18] <ActionParsnip> rek: i told you. nvidia-glx-180
[19:19] <Joe1> ActionParsnip: Actually i was looking for something like "just start wubi using $parameter" :P
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> rek: i even gave you the command
[19:19] <mitsch> hey some nfs-export-specialists in here? :D
[19:19] <rek_> no
[19:19] <mitsch> damn ^^
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> joe1: i doon't use wubi. i think its horrific
[19:19] <grawity> mitsch: Just ask your real question.
[19:19] <ActionParsnip> rek: no what?
[19:19] <grawity> mook: Ubuntu is a lot more than just kernel libs + shell. But the "minimal" CD might be something what you want.
[19:20] <grawity> ActionParsnip: Wubi is actually quite nice concept (while a little unreliable)
[19:20] <randal> di||itante:  are you looking it up i tried i couldnt find it
[19:20] <mitsch> okay i don't know how to build a nfs export using webmin and how to mount it with my dreambox
[19:20] <Joe1> ActionParsnip: Now, i do as well. ;) Thought it might was a good and easy way to install ubuntu just as fast as possible. Which kinda worked, unfortunately i now do not have the right partition sizes
[19:20] <ActionParsnip> grawity: its a nice concept but in practise its nasty and not a long term solution for anything
[19:21] <raddad> When I try and run add/remove application, it fails to open.  It runs in owner mode, not my user account with su privs  any ideas?
[19:21] <ActionParsnip> joe1: less issues if you buy a 4gb usb stick and install to that. way less heartache
[19:21] <Adremelech|Lapto> SIM22EVD, do not pm people randomly with your questions
[19:22] <Joe1> ActionParsnip: Wouldn't be a solution in my situation, but thanks anyway
[19:23] <bhaskar_> hello everybody
[19:23] <rek_> no
[19:23] <rek_> heklp
[19:23] <randal> di||itante: um did you forget about me
[19:23] <rek_> help
[19:24] <grawity> rek_: Proprietary nVidia drivers are in the 'nvidia-glx' package. Go and install.
[19:24] <helpme> can anyone till me  where i can fine the program that will put many icons in a box or fences on the desktop
[19:25] <guntbert> how can I prevent my panel applets to get mixed/moved when I change the resolution/orientation of my desktop? or: how can I restore *my* panel once its been messed up?
[19:25] <IRCuser> list
[19:26] <rek_> nvisia-glx-180?
[19:26] <randal> hi does anyone know how to install latest kernal moduals
[19:27] <guntbert> IRCuser: !list | IRCuser
[19:27] <randal> hi does anyone know how to install latest kernel modules help plz thanks
[19:27] <IRCuser> thanks
[19:27] <helpme> can anyone till me  where i can fine the program that will put many icons in a box or fences on the desktop.
[19:27] <IRCuser> !list
[19:27] <ftab> how to disable the keyring password for evloution
[19:27] <ftab> every time I start that it asks me for a password.
[19:27] <Dacvak> Hey guys, what's the easiest way to set up a dual boot without having to reformat Ubuntu? I'
[19:28] <Dacvak> I'd like to install Windows XP
[19:28] <crank> Hello, is there any possibility to show covers in conky?
[19:28] <IdleOne> Dacvak, get your Windows CD pop it in and reboot
[19:28] <dee> hello. How can I change the resolution of my monitor without using system -> settings?
[19:28] <IdleOne> !dualboot | Dacvak
[19:28] <Dacvak> It's that easy? Will GRUB take care of it?
[19:28] <jonah1980> hey guys, is there any iso out there of jaunty that has the koala karmic backports included? like a remaster of a live cd. it's just my netbook doesn't have any wifi or ethernet with standard ubuntu, so i need the backports to be installed from the start as i can't download them afterward... and alpha 3 of 9.10 works but is still a bit unfinished for my liking... could anyone do a me a livecd?
[19:28] <randal> hi does anyone know how to install latest kernel modules help plz thanks
[19:29] <jonah1980> i prefer kubuntu if anyone knows anywhere you can download respins such as fedora do?
[19:29] <th0r> randal: the kernel modules have to match the installed kernel...they come as a package
[19:29] <dedje> всем прет
[19:29] <guntbert> !ru | dedje
[19:30] <randal> th0r:  im trying to install a video card driver and i get this error i need the latest kernal modules what should i do
[19:30] <helpme> is there a docking fence for the desktop if so were can i fine it
[19:30] <majnoon> any one have GOOD urls on how to improve internet connection ??
[19:30] <th0r> randal: have you updated the kernel to the latest in the repos?
[19:30] <helper> hey can u remember me of ldd , need to check the libararies for squid3! ldd 'squid3' ? didn't work :(
[19:30] <randal> th0r:  how do i do that
[19:31] <IdleOne> randal, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade
[19:32] <Dacvak> IdleOne: I'm stuck at step two in "Installing Windows After Ubuntu" It says "backup the boot sector. eg ..." then some code or something. I'm not sure what to do with it.
[19:32] <ninjaslim> how can i enabled colored directory outpt in terminal?
[19:32] <helper> ok it work
[19:32] <th0r> randal: open synaptic, click on Reload, then look for the linux-image and see if you have the latest installed
[19:33] <th0r> randal: where did you get the video driver...from synaptic?
[19:33] <randal> th0r:  i got it from the intell website it is a tar.gz
[19:33] <randal> th0r:  how do i look for the linux image
[19:33] <IdleOne> Dacvak, I have never installed windows after ubuntu, I know of the link but never used it
[19:33] <stoner> hey get this irc works but websites don't load how's this?
[19:34] <Dacvak> Anyone in here able to help in installing Windows after Ubuntu?
[19:34] <th0r> randal: that is the name to look for 'linux-image'. The list is in alphabetical order
[19:34] <th0r> randal: is the driver a source code file that you have to compile?
[19:34] <skrite> hey all, how do i get more virtual desktops in compiz?
[19:34] <stoner> you can install windows 7 after linux
[19:34] <guntbert> randal: for what (old) card do you need a proprietary driver?
[19:35] <Crash2108> Is there a way so that Bittorrent doesn't slow down the networking for the whole machine?  Like can it yield to all other traffic?
[19:35] <IdleOne> Dacvak, what exactly are you stuck with on that step?
[19:35] <Sp0tter> I just did apt-get install kubuntu-desktop   over a regular ubuntu desktop install,  but now when I try and login it doesn't recognize my pw.  How do i make the new window manager recognize my accounts?
[19:35] <randal> its very old um its a
[19:35] <randal> Intel® 82865G Graphics and Memory Controller
[19:35] <randal> th0r:  its very old um its a
[19:35] <randal>  Intel® 82865G Graphics and Memory Controller
[19:35] <Dacvak> I don't really understand how/where I'm backing up the boot sector.
[19:35] <stoner> crash, try limit your upload speed
[19:35] <randal> th0r:  do you know how i should install it
[19:36] <vlt> Dacvak: You can either re-install grub after installing an OS that overrides your MBR or just sace that MBR somewhere and restore it afterwards
[19:36] <Crash2108> Why upload?
[19:36] <IdleOne> Dacvak, step 2 wants you to run this command dd if=/dev/hda of=/mbr.bin bs=512 count=1 in a terminal
[19:36] <Dacvak> I tried that. Didn't work.
[19:36] <guntbert> Crash2108: have you seen http://www.bittorrent.com/FAQ.html ?
[19:36] <randal> th0r:  how do i install a property driver
[19:36] <th0r> randal: have no idea...but if it is a tar.gz file I would suspect it is source code and needs to be compiled first
[19:36] <__8472> hi, is here somebody skilled with pure-ftpd and the UMASK directive? i simply can't understand it. i always try to compare it to the CHMOD directive, but it doesn't pass, it ain't similar. and i dunno what number what means. can somebody explain me? thx.
[19:36] <Crash2108> Yes..
[19:37] <star3am> hallo (wave)
[19:37] <IdleOne> Dacvak, how did it not work?
[19:37] <stoner> crash, because you upload speed is set alot slower than your download speed at your isp
[19:37] <randal> th0r:  i know i got it to start installing but then i got an error need latest kernal modules
[19:37] <Dacvak> couldn't find the directory, I guess.
[19:37] <star3am> anyone got some 2secs to help with libapache2-mod-auth-mysql
[19:37] <jonah1980> hello anyone?
[19:37] <Dacvak> ./dev/hda: No such file or directory
[19:37] <bmwracer0> hi jonah1980
[19:37] <vlt> Crash2108: You could use traffic shaping with queuing priorities set by iproute'S tc command.
[19:37] <Guest68740> hello
[19:37] <Crash2108> Well I know that but how does that affect how well a youtube video comes in?
[19:38] <__8472> hi, is here somebody skilled with pure-ftpd and the UMASK directive? i simply can't understand it. i always try to compare it to the CHMOD directive, but it doesn't pass, it ain't similar. and i dunno what number what means. can somebody explain me? thx.
[19:38] <bmwracer0> Dacvak: no . in front
[19:38] <LordSadic> where is the spanish server of xchat?
[19:38] <star3am> @__8472 yup
[19:38] <geirha> __8472: It's sort of the opposite. umask 022 means files will be created without write permissions for group and other
[19:38] <th0r> __8472: the umask is the binary complement of the chmod. For chmod 755 you would use umask 022
[19:38] <vlt> !es | LordSadic
[19:38] <Dacvak> I didn't put a dot in front.
[19:38] <LordSadic> gracias...
[19:38] <stoner> crash, because your machine has still to send request to youtube
[19:38] <randal> th0r: http://pastebin.ca/1531692
[19:38] <Dacvak> I just put it there so I could paste it in IRC
[19:38] <Dacvak> lol
[19:39] <bmwracer0> o
[19:39] <bmwracer0> lol
[19:39] <IdleOne> Dacvak, maybe it's /dev/hd0 I might be completely wrong here
[19:39] <randal> th0r: did you look at it
[19:39] <Dacvak> Is it even possible to create a new partition after I've already used my entire hard drive on Ubuntu?
[19:40] <guntbert> randal: I believe you don't need the driver from intel, see http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7722577 and https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[19:40] <hcook> howdy
[19:40] <Crash2108> Basically, I want it to download at full speed when it can.  But when any other traffic exists, like that youtube video, the torrent should slow down to make room for that.
[19:40] <randal> guntbert: how do i get the driver working then
[19:40] <__8472> geirha: i've thought so that it's some opposite, but most times it didn't passed into it :( but thanks for the explanation, i'll just have to learn to think in this opposite way. thx
[19:40] <hcook> is it normal for source packages to install under /root /
[19:40] <__8472> th0r: thx
[19:40] <th0r> randal: that driver is five years old...I doubt it will work with the present kernels
[19:40] <cumulus007> In which package is the "Add/Remove..." program kept?
[19:40] <vlt> Dacvak: It's very inlikely to be /dev/hda in ubuntu, they changed everything to /dev/sda
[19:40] <snd_> in ubuntu grub cmd line. how would i add clocksource=hpet to kernel /boot/ubnkern --clocksource=hpet?
[19:41] <randal> th0r:  oh :'(
[19:41] <snd_> or just /boot/unnkern clocksource=hpet
[19:41] <vlt> snd_: I think w/o "--"
[19:41] <th1> I'm now a movie director thanks to that app "StopMotion".. even though its buggy :)
[19:41] <geirha> __8472: Well. With 022, files will be created with mode 644, and directories with 755. the execute permission isn't used on files by default (most files aren't executable, and should be specifically set executable if needed)
[19:41] <Dacvak> Is it possible to create a new blank partition (for the installation of dual boot Windows) when Ubuntu has already taken up my whole hard drive?
[19:41] <randal> guntbert:  what should i do :)
[19:41] <Dacvak> Like, can I reduce the size of the Ubuntu partition?
[19:41] <guntbert> randal: it seems you can use the intel 2.4 driver from the repos, see the links I sent you
[19:41] <snd_> vit: thx.
[19:42] <vlt> Dacvak: Yes, should be possible
[19:42] <Dacvak> vlt, any idea how?
[19:42] <randal> guntbert:  you didnt send me any links
[19:42] <__8472> geirha: thx
[19:42] <jonah1980> hi does anyone know of an ubuntu jaunty respin with backports included??
[19:42] <randal> guntbert: nvm i missed it
[19:42] <vlt> Dacvak: Can you paste your /etc/fstab somewhere?
[19:42] <guntbert> randal: :)
[19:42] <freedomsystem> guten tag
[19:42] <snd_> anyone know how to fix "Clocksource tsc unstable" ??
[19:43] <vlt> Dacvak: And the output of the command `fdisk -l`?
[19:43] <guntbert> !de | freedomsystem
[19:43] <vlt> Dacvak: You need admin rights for the fdisk command
[19:43] <freedomsystem> dank you
[19:44] <sutv> hi
[19:44] <sutv> :)
[19:44] <Dacvak> vlt: http://pastebin.com/m23daa701
[19:44] <guntbert> star3am: ask in #httpd :-)
[19:45] <randal> guntbert: im a newby kinda so idk what i should do should i follow the second link you have there
[19:45] <sutv> why ?
[19:46] <sidewalk> hey, I have a nVidia Corporation NVCrush11 [GeForce2 MX Integrated Graphics] (rev b1), what driver should I use for this card in Ubuntu?
[19:47] <vlt> Dacvak: I'd reccomend the to use the tool gparted for shrinking the size of the file system on /dev/sda and then sda itself. Maybe you have to reboot afterwards to male your kernel re-read the partition table.
[19:47] <guntbert> randal: please read it, I have no intel card myself, I wanted to save you from compiling the driver when intel made things "strange"
[19:47] <Dacvak> vlt: I'm in gparted right now. I've been trying to figure out how to do that.
[19:47] <guntbert> vlt: Dacvak will have to do this from live CD
[19:47] <stoner> crash, i know what you mean, like make bittorrent low priority, i just find that makes a big difference in the time it takes to load webpages.
[19:48] <Dacvak> So I can only mess around in gparted from a LiveCD?
[19:48] <vlt> guntbert: Really?
[19:49] <grawity> Dacvak: gparted works from the installed system as long as you are not editing the root partition (/)
[19:49] <blazeeboy> very big problem: my ubu
[19:49]  * vlt thought 2.6.28 should be able to perform an online shrinking too
[19:49] <IdleOne> Dacvak, in your case yes. to partition the drive you need to unmount it and you cant unmount it if your using it
[19:50] <Dacvak> Ok. Quick question: I have 64-bit installed but only a 32-bit LiveCD. Does that make a difference?
[19:50] <vlt> Dacvak: No problem
[19:50] <blazeeboy> ery big problem: i'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 but in the partitioning page it doesn't show my IDE 160GB WD HDD what should i do please help
[19:50] <Dacvak> Alright. I'll be back once I'm in LiveCD mode.
[19:51] <AceKing> Can someone help me to setup a remote desktop so that I can access my computer when I'm away? I'm running Ubuntu 9.04
[19:51] <guntbert> vlt: resizing a mounted partition won't work
[19:51] <vlt> Hello. I have a nightly cronjob that sometimes isn't finished. Any idea why? Is there a timeout set in Ubuntu for cronjobs?
[19:52] <vlt> guntbert: I've done that several times (or was it enlaarging only?)
[19:52] <pdtpatrick_> whats the best way to create a customized ubuntu image that you have already configured, so you can clone to another drive? almost like a pxe server. I've tried dd and remastersys
[19:53] <pdtpatrick_> both get stuck half way
[19:53] <blazeeboy> Help
[19:53] <Dacvak> I'm back. (On a different computer) booting into LiveCD mode now.
[19:54] <Gnea> blazeeboy: it's probably not being detected
[19:54] <guntbert> vlt: resizing a partition involves messing with the file system - *should* only be done when the file system is not mounted, empty partitions and "foreign" ones are ok
[19:54] <bmwracer0> whats the best way to configure a wm like dwm or awesome to span multiple monitors
[19:54] <guntbert> !automate | pdtpatrick_
[19:55] <iofafo> what's the best way to watch a SSH user in real-time and how do you do it ?
[19:55] <Dacvak> Can I log into my normal account on a Live CD?
[19:55] <Gnea> !install
[19:55] <iofafo> anyone?
[19:55] <iofafo> seems easy
[19:55] <emmy> iofafo: what do you mean by 'watch' them?
[19:55] <iofafo> I want to watch what they're typing/doing in real-time
[19:55] <iofafo> on the prompt
[19:55] <kelty> hi
[19:55] <LordMetroid> If one has purchases a SSD, would it be preferable to have the swap on it?
[19:55] <guntbert> Dacvak: don't, you would have to mount the file system and you want to avoid that
[19:55] <iofafo> I've done it before
[19:56] <Dacvak> Is there a way for me to log into my normal account on a LiveCD? Instead of using User ubuntu?
[19:56] <emmy> iofafo -- maybe if you both log into the same screen session.
[19:56] <iofafo> right
[19:56] <iofafo> whowatch works
[19:56] <Dacvak> guntbert, Ok, thank.
[19:56] <grawity> Dacvak: No, the LiveCD uses its own virtual filesystem.
[19:56] <iofafo> but I'd like something better
[19:56] <sebsebseb> hi
[19:56] <AceKing> Does anyone know where I can get information on accessing my computer using remote desktop? Nothing I'm finding seems to fit what I want to do.
[19:56] <pdtpatrick_> thanks bot that was pretty useful
[19:56] <mcmlxxi> !rdp | AceKing
[19:56] <user101> I have built autoconf-2.63 now. How can I override system /usr/bin/autoconf with this one
[19:56] <pblchai> hello i got ubuntu9.04 jaunty and i hate when the pidgin create a black windows to show me who is online or who talk me, how to put off this info box?
[19:56] <sebsebseb> !thanks |   pdtpatrick_
[19:57] <mcmlxxi> !remote desktop | AceKing
[19:57] <sebsebseb> pblchai: it's a plugin   tools  >  plugins and disable it
[19:57] <rek_> no propietary driver are in use in this system !!!!!! help!!!!!!!
[19:57] <blazeeboy> very big problem: i'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 but in the partitioning page it doesn't show my IDE 160GB WD HDD what should i do please help
[19:57] <guntbert> AceKing: if you computer is at home it will be behind a router probably, so you have to configure your access over the router
[19:57] <pblchai> thanks
[19:57] <sebsebseb> pblchai: np
[19:57] <Dacvak> AceKing: What exactly are you trying to do with remote desktop? Access Windows from Ubuntu?
[19:58] <sebsebseb> rek_: which card you got?
[19:58] <rek_> nvidia
[19:58] <AceKing> Dacvak: I would like to access my desktop when I am away from home
[19:58] <blazeeboy> I CAN"T INSTALL UBUNTU
[19:58] <sebsebseb> rek_: was there one available under  system > administration > hardware drivers ?
[19:58] <Dacvak> Is your desktop a Windows machine or Ubuntu?
[19:58] <sebsebseb> !caps |  blazeeboy
[19:58] <rek_>  nVidia Corporation NV15 [GeForce2 GTS/Pro] (rev a3)
[19:58] <sebsebseb> !details |  blazeeboy
[19:58] <rek_> no nooo
[19:58] <rek_> nothing
[19:59] <rek_> i'll try to reboot
[19:59] <blazeeboy> very big problem: i'm trying to install ubuntu 9.04 but in the partitioning page it doesn't show my IDE 160GB WD HDD what should i do please help
[19:59] <rek_> try to up to 9.04
[19:59] <sebsebseb> rek_:  which version are you on?
[19:59] <rek_> i hope the screen will not stop
[19:59] <bmwracer0> anyone here use dwm or awesomewm, etc
[19:59] <rek_> 8.10
[19:59] <Dacvak> grawity: I'm in my LiveCD now. How exactly do I go about unmounting my main bootable partition from here and shrink it?
[19:59] <sebsebseb> rek_: upgrading to 9.04  may not just fix it
[20:00] <sebsebseb> rek_: same thing for the re boot
[20:00] <rek_> i know
[20:00] <rek_> ah
[20:00] <rek_> strange
[20:00] <vlt> Dacvak: Souldn't be mounted now
[20:00] <AceKing> guntbert: my PC is running through a router, but what ports get forwarded? I tried forwarding a couple of different ports that I found online, but none worked
[20:00] <rek_> i need glx-legacy
[20:00] <sebsebseb> rek_: ah ha
[20:00] <iofafo> what's the best way to watch a SSH user in real-time and how do you do it ?  Like a better `whowatch` .. I'm pretty sure this exists.
[20:00] <blazeeboy> nobody can help? :'(
[20:00] <Dacvak> AceKing: Are you trying to access a Windows machine or Ubuntu?
[20:01] <sebsebseb> rek_:   probably no problem with  8.04.3
[20:01] <rek_> ?
[20:01] <AceKing> Dacvak: Both machines are running Ubuntu
[20:01] <guntbert> AceKing: that must be configured on your router, look there for something like DMZ or so
[20:01] <Dacvak> AceKing: Sorry then, I'm not sure how to do that. =(
[20:01] <moegreen> so i think imgburn is the best for windows but i just got ubuntu...what is the suggestion for that?
[20:01] <sebsebseb> rek_:  the version of Xorg  is different between 8.04   Ubuntu Hardy Heron and   8.10  Intrepid Ibex,   8.10's  Xorg lacks support for  some of the older cards or something like that
[20:02] <AceKing> Dacvak: Thank you anyway
[20:02] <Dacvak> vlt: So do I just Resize my main partition?
[20:02] <sebsebseb> rek_: 9.04's  Xorg is probably the same one in 8.10 or just a slightly later version
[20:02] <AceKing> guntbert: I forwarded the ports it said in my router
[20:02] <AceKing> Still nothing
[20:02] <sebsebseb> rek_: you could try installing  the  driver  from the  nivida website, but  usaully   this woudn't be recommended, because things can go wrong
[20:02] <AceKing> I can't even access over the local network
[20:03] <rek_> didn't remember wjhat i did
[20:03] <guntbert> AceKing: ah, thats a different thing then - I forgot: what did you enable on your PC?
[20:04] <sebsebseb> rek_: why do you want  the driver,  Compiz?  OpenGL?
[20:04] <nifty> hello which program can i use to manage the format of hard drives etc?
[20:04] <Dacvak> vlt: Is it safe to just resize my main partition? That won't erase anything, will it?
[20:04] <sebsebseb> nifty: the format?   removing partitions you mean?
[20:04] <randal> guntbert: Hi i restarted my computer and it worked thank you so much for your time.
[20:04] <acu> linux cleans /tmp always
[20:04] <AceKing> guntbert: I went into System/Preferences/ Remote Desktop
[20:04] <nifty> sebsebseb: i got a jump drive i want to delete the partition on and format it
[20:04] <guntbert> randal: nice it worked out :-)
[20:05] <rafaelscj> AceKing, gufw shows you a list of open ports
[20:05] <rek_> sebsebseb: cause the screen will be blocked
[20:05] <sebsebseb> nifty: Gparted on the Live CD?   or in your Ubuntu install?
[20:05] <nifty> in by ubuntu install
[20:05] <randal> guntbert:  the graphics are beter then i thought they would be like a 10 year old computer able to run wobbly windows with no problem
[20:05] <nifty> i already installed ubuntu and i dont see gparted anywhere
[20:06] <guntbert> randal: :)
[20:06] <sebsebseb> nifty: sudo apt-get install gparted
[20:06] <nifty> sebsebseb: can i use package manager?
[20:06] <rafaelscj> AceKing, or just go to System > Administration > Network Tools
[20:06] <sebsebseb> nifty: yes it's on the Live CD,  but  not in  a default install, and no you can't use the package manager for this
[20:06] <guntbert> AceKing: and there you allowed other users to view...
[20:07] <sebsebseb> rek_: blocked???
[20:07] <AceKing> rafaelscJ: ok
[20:07] <AceKing> guntbert: yes
[20:07] <nifty> sebsebseb: where is gparted i installed it
[20:08] <ankur> hello
[20:08] <guntbert> AceKing: now open a terminal and type lsof -i | grep vino
[20:08] <sebsebseb> nifty: system > administaration > partition editor    or   well  you need  sudo  for the gparted  partitin edting, and you should do gksudo for graphical apps.   so in the terminal you can do.    gksudo gparted to  open it
[20:08] <nifty> ah ok
[20:09] <AceKing> guntbert: done\
[20:09] <acu> nifty: you can just open a console and type gparted
[20:09] <acu> nifty: but QTparted is better -
[20:09] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  ankur
[20:09] <nifty> sebsebseb: thanks i wish the naming was better
[20:09] <guntbert> AceKing: there should be a number (5900 or so)
[20:09] <mrec> hi, does anyone know where the volume hotkeys are defined?
[20:09] <sebsebseb> nifty: why?
[20:10] <nifty> sebsebseb: i am used to the way windows puts it as E:\ whatever not this :p
[20:10] <sebsebseb> nifty: I see well
[20:10] <sebsebseb> nifty: /dev/sda  is  the whole of your first hard disk
[20:10] <AceKing> guntbert: am I supposed to see that in
[20:10] <nifty> i will try qtparted
[20:10] <AceKing> Terminal?
[20:10] <sebsebseb> nifty: /dev/sdb   would be  your second hard disk.
[20:11] <guntbert> AceKing: yes, it should look  like vino-serv  4713   re   20u  IPv6   16041       TCP *:5900 (LISTEN)
[20:11] <sebsebseb> nifty: then on the side you have numbers for the partitions,  but they tend not to be in order with the numbers  and with all the numbers
[20:11] <AceKing> guntbert: Yes got it!
[20:12] <sebsebseb> !partitiniong |  nifty
[20:12] <sebsebseb> !gparted |  nifty
[20:13] <sebsebseb> nifty: drive letters ok, well  Linux does it better :)
[20:13] <guntbert> AceKing: ok, thats the port number you want to tell your router, but first you should check from your local net (maybe as has been suggested your firewall blocks access)
[20:13] <nifty> sebsebseb: not in my opinion
[20:13] <sebsebseb> nifty: you just need to understand  about the partitions how it's done
[20:14] <utopi> Hello, Using Seperate X screen under Ubuntu 9.04 and I currently have a problem.  The programs load on DISPLAY:0.0 and I have to force the programs to 0.1.  This a bug or anyone have a fix
[20:14] <nifty> sebsebseb: i guess
[20:14] <AceKing> guntbert: Ok
[20:14] <nifty> sebsebseb: or they should make it like windows ;)
[20:14] <sebsebseb> nifty: gparted you don't need to know that much about that really,   when you mount a partition it will be in   /media   or maybe /mnt
[20:14] <[lan3y]> im back again lol, i got ubuntu installed, but my / [root] partition has failed i have seperate /heom partition shall i reinstall using advanced partitioning will this work?
[20:15] <sebsebseb> nifty: and   have you ever  opended up the Grub menu.lst file no?
[20:15] <nifty> sebsebseb: where would qtparted be located?
[20:15] <[lan3y]> ** /home **
[20:15] <nifty> no
[20:15] <guntbert> AceKing: try to be a little more verbose please :-) do you know how to check from the local network?
[20:16] <AceKing> guntbert: sorry, I got a phone call... No I don't
[20:16] <sebsebseb> nifty: well if you  open  that file up.   that will also give you an idea  of  how  all  of the partitions on your computer   get treated by   the bootloader,  with the Linux partitin numbering order.    as  for gparted it should be under     system > administartion > partition editor is it?
[20:17] <guntbert> AceKing: np :-), so what OS has another computer at home?
[20:17] <duiu> I can ssh into my station as the account I created during install just fine, both passwd and key auth methods. HOwever, any other account, it gives me "permission denied" even though I put in the correct passwd and ignores the fact there is a matching public key in the authorized_keys file? suggestions?
[20:17] <AceKing> guntbert: both are running Ubuntu 9.04
[20:17] <mneptok> duiu: ssh -vvvvvvv
[20:17] <sebsebseb> nifty: gksudo  gedit  /boot/grub/menu.lst   if you would like to take a look,   and  hd0,0  would be the first hard  partition  on  your first hard disk,  where as  hd0,1  would  be the second on  the  first hard disk, and  hd1,0  would be the first on the second hard disk,  get the idea?
[20:17] <grawity> mneptok: ssh -vv would be enough, no?
[20:18] <nifty> sebsebseb: thanks i will later trying to get linux to mount my usb
[20:18] <sebsebseb> !fstab | nifty
[20:18] <sebsebseb> !partitions |  nifty
[20:19] <duiu> mneptok: what am I looking for
[20:19] <nifty> sebsebseb: it wont mount it or partition it :(
[20:19] <hbekel> !home
[20:19] <sebsebseb> nifty: it should really   auto  detect   your  USB device?  which is a?  external hard disk?
[20:19] <guntbert> AceKing: good, lets call PC1 the machine with vino enabled and PC2 the other one. on PC2 type (in terminal) vncviewer <IP of PC1>
[20:19] <nifty> sebsebseb: flash drive
[20:19] <nifty> sebsebseb: but i wiped it using guttman
[20:20] <sebsebseb> nifty: what's guttman?
[20:20] <nifty> sebsebseb: algorithm used to wipe HD's
[20:21] <kamil> hi I have a problem with wifi I think my wifi card works fine but Network Manger can't find it can somebody help me ?
[20:21] <hbekel> nifty: it's probably no longer formated, then
[20:21] <AceKing> guntbert: bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
[20:21] <sebsebseb> nifty: I have a feeling  that  you  might have  destroyed it in some way or the other, if you used some  odd program on it
[20:21] <nifty> sebsebseb: i used killdisk
[20:21] <nifty> sebsebseb: windows will mount it
[20:21] <sebsebseb> hbekel: good point,  nifty may have to make a new partiton on it
[20:21] <sebsebseb> nifty: ok what's the file system of it?
[20:21] <guntbert> AceKing: you'll have to replace the <..> part with the actual IP-address of PC2
[20:22] <nifty> FAT32
[20:22] <nifty> and i tried FAT but nothing
[20:22] <Ando81> hey community - you got a new Ubuntu User :)
[20:22] <sebsebseb> nifty: FAT32 and NTFS  can work on Ubuntu
[20:22] <sebsebseb> !new |  Ando81
[20:22] <sebsebseb> !welcome |  Ando81
[20:22] <nifty> it wont work here
[20:22] <danbhfive> anyone know of a web page comparing various linux apps?  ie, I would like to know how to do the same action across various applications
[20:22] <AceKing> guntbert: Sorry... that was embarrassing
[20:22] <grawity> Ando81: Welcome to #ubuntu :)
[20:22] <Ando81> thx!
[20:22] <grawity> danbhfive: browsershots.com?
[20:22] <Ando81> :) i love it!
[20:22] <guntbert> AceKing: np :)
[20:22] <nifty> sebsebseb: it says it cannot read the contents of the filesystem
[20:23] <hbekel> nifty: what is "it"?
[20:23] <nifty> sebsebseb: i think it may be cause i am shredding a lot of files atm on the same computer too and the memory is really strained
[20:23] <przemo_one> what is the problem?
[20:23] <Ando81> i have one question. is there a better tool then "gdesktlets" ?
[20:23] <SIM22EVD> When I go to add a printer using Windows Printer via SAMBA, I expand the lists and while doing so the Printing application closes.  What's happening
[20:23] <guntbert> !best | Ando81
[20:23] <AceKing> guntbert: vncviewer: ConnectToTcpAddr: connect: No route to host
[20:23] <AceKing> Unable to connect to VNC server
[20:23] <hbekel> nifty: that's just a vague guess and probably unrelated
[20:23] <sebsebseb> danbhfive: I guess not, but you may find these sites useful  http://www.osalt.com http://www.linuxeq.com  http://www.sf.net http://www.freshmeat.net
[20:23] <danbhfive> grawity: are you spamming me?
[20:24] <marko-_--> !offtopic
[20:24] <grawity> danbhfive: No, I'm not. Why are you asking?
[20:24] <nifty> sebsebseb: it says unable to open /dev/sdc - unrecognised disk label
[20:24] <duiu> mneptok: http://paste.ubuntu.com/254172, me connecting from the same computer as I'm sshing into so I can copy the -vv, putty doesn't do that
[20:24] <danbhfive> sebsebseb: thanks, Ill take a look
[20:24] <przemo_one> ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/windows example for ntfs
[20:24] <sebsebseb> danbhfive: no probs
[20:25] <kent> Whats up
[20:25] <kamil> Is there a way to check if my wifi is properly installed ?
[20:25] <grawity> danbhfive: You asked for a webpage comparing various apps. I misread that question and thought you were asking for webbrowser comparision, so I suggested browsershots.
[20:25] <kent> How do you change color?
[20:25] <Ando81> @kamil: type in the console "lspci"
[20:25] <mneptok> duiu: what s the UID on the Ubuntu machine?
[20:25] <mneptok> duiu: "David" or "david" ?
[20:25] <xsebsx> hello there, i'm having trouble with nicotine, i set up my sharedfolders and all, but everytime i try to make a download from another user it gives me cannot connect status, i am on a wireless connection through a router
[20:25] <guntbert> AceKing: please on PC2 type ifconfig, look for a line with inet addr at the start
[20:26] <SIM22EVD> I'm trying to add a printer and when I click Windows Printer via SAMBA <
[20:26] <duiu> mneptok: David
[20:26] <przemo_one> mount /dev/sda1 -t vfat /mnt/windows example for fat32 partiton
[20:26] <guntbert> AceKing: and tell me that line
[20:26] <danbhfive> grawity: ah, I see.  Well, it just looked like a spam search engine I'm afraid.  I didn't even see a browser comparison...  but no worries
[20:26] <delllboy> boss_mc
[20:26] <SIM22EVD> I'm trying to add a printer and when I click Windows Printer via SAMBA > Browse and expand the drop downs the application closes.  What is happening?
[20:27] <mneptok> duiu: it's rejecting the password
[20:27] <grawity> danbhfive: It might have disappeared then :\ Was an useful site.
[20:27] <delllboy> boss_mc
[20:27] <mneptok> duiu: are you sure you're using the correct password?
[20:27] <Volkodav> anybody has google-chrome-unstable (<IP_ADDRESS>-r23116) working with flash on 64 bit natively ?
[20:27] <duiu> mneptok: yes
[20:27] <kamil> Ando81: I think this line stands for my wifi "04:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Unknown device 4237
[20:27] <kamil> "
[20:27] <SIM22EVD> I'm trying to add a printer and when I click Windows Printer via SAMBA > Browse and expand the drop downs the application closes.  What is happening?
[20:27] <AceKing> guntbert: inet addr:<IP_ADDRESS> Bcast:<IP_ADDRESS> Mask:<IP_ADDRESS>
[20:28] <archive23> quick question: can I has the GNOME and the KDE interface and switch between the 2 ? (if yes, how?)
[20:28] <guntbert> !repeat | SIM22EVD
[20:28] <mneptok> duiu: is the Ubuntu machine close by?
[20:28] <duiu> mneptok: yes
[20:28] <sebsebseb> !cups |  SIM22EVD
[20:28] <mneptok> duiu: can you login to it via a TTY or GDM?
[20:28] <guntbert> AceKing: ok and now the same thing on PC1 please