[10:54] <ActionParsnip> Guest86300: why are you doing stuff like that as root, are you logged in as root?
[10:54] <infinityxi> almost 6 am here
[10:54] <Guest86300> yes i'm logged as root
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> Guest86300: why?
[10:54] <meganox> ActionParsnip: all the available gnome apps, UNetbootlin.  I just get burn errors 3/4 of the way through every time, tried different media, i found some stuff online about scsi or ata emulation of ide but i can't find it again
[10:54] <nixot> infinityxi: I'm not really specific about what software, it's really a variety of programs that I can't find in what repositories it came with.
[10:54] <ReiNDeer> Hey all! Any link/help on adding an icon to the Panel, that tells if certain program is running or not? Could simply be like red/green light and program name when mouse is over it.. any help would be nice..
[10:54] <infinityxi> prancing around as root is pretty dangerous
[10:54] <ReiNDeer> msg me thx..
[10:54] <zhurai> infinityxi: I'm a high school student, and I have school tomorrow, that's what I mean -_-
[10:54] <ActionParsnip> meganox: did you md5 check the iso? are you burning as slowly as possible?
[10:55] <meganox> ActionParsnip: i thought it might have something to do with the change from /dev/hdX to /dev/sdX
[10:55] <Guest86300> because i'm developping some kernel for my bachelor's degree and i need root privileges
[10:55] <zhurai> apparently, after I "edited" the groups in "Users and Groups" I lost my /etc/group, which I restored...somewhat.  I got back audio,video,gdm,sudo,admin, but I can't access shutdown/restart, certain System->Administration things (such as User and Groups again, Services, etc) as well as I have no internet connection (I have Atheros, which worked out of the box before)... umm I need help on fixing this (preferably without reinstalling ubuntu
[10:55] <nixot> infinityxi: Debian repositories preferably.
[10:55] <Guest86300> kernel modules
[10:55] <nixot> brb getting my charger
[10:55] <Surlent777> ok, whose Trash is in .local here? Root again, or mine?
[10:55] <meganox> ActionParsnip: isos are fine, also all the GUI tools try to burn at max speed no matter what I select
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> Guest86300: ok well you know all about root account enablement being bad and full access possibly breaking stuff
[10:55] <ActionParsnip> meganox: brasero doesnt
[10:56] <zhurai> *gnome-system-tools apparently actually O_o
[10:56] <ActionParsnip> meganox: just before you hit the last burn button, click properties
[10:56] <zhurai> apparently, after I "edited" the groups in "Users and Groups" I lost my /etc/group, which I restored...somewhat.  I got back audio,video,gdm,sudo,admin, but I can't access shutdown/restart, certain System->Administration things (gnome-system-tools) as well as I have no internet connection (I have Atheros, which worked out of the box before)... umm I need help on fixing this (preferably without reinstalling ubuntu 9.04 from scratch) >_>
[10:56] <Guest86300> ActionParsnip: i have not understand
[10:56] <nixot> back
[10:56] <meganox> ActionParsnip: yes, i select the lowest speed but then the output tells me it's attempting the highest speed
[10:56] <Surlent777> relax zhurai, your last message still on screen
[10:56] <Surlent777> is^
[10:57] <infinityxi> Guest86300: you can do all that stuff on a need to do basis using sudo
[10:57] <ActionParsnip> Guest86300: enabling the root account is not needed nor advised for security reasons. You can access anything you need as user using sudo and gksudo
[10:57] <zhurai> =_=
[10:57] <Guest86300> yes yes i know but i prefer this way.... :D
[10:57] <meganox> ActionParsnip: i though lots of people had had similar problems, but i'm just not finding anything relevant today
[10:57] <Name141> I have tried unetbootin-windows-323.exe , to try and make a bootable flash drive.  I select the Ubuntu ISO, and it goes through the process OK.  Then when I restart to try to boot from the flash drive, it says "boot failed".
[10:57] <Surlent777> ...this .local trash seems to be much the same as the /root/.Trash
[10:57] <infinityxi> you can write your code under your personal account and when you need to do anything that needs root, you can always sudo or gksudo like ActionParsnip suggestd
[10:57] <nixot> infinityxi: I was looking for debian repositories... I'm a bit of a linux noob
[10:58] <infinityxi> nixot: packages.debian.org is a good place to start
[10:58] <cyberjorge> what's the command to open xorg in gedit?
[10:58] <zhurai> hm... might have something to do with: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/gnome-system-tools/+bug/236305  (my bug...somewhat) ?
[10:58] <infinityxi> nixot: they have info and lists on that site
[10:58] <zhurai> =_=
[10:58] <ActionParsnip> Guest86300: root is common to all *nix systems so hackers need nowonly guess your root password, if the account is disabled there is a 0% chance of success, an attacker would have to gues your user name and password
[10:58] <Surlent777> Name141: Try redownloading the ISO
[10:58] <Name141> Surlent777: the MD5Sum came up fine
[10:58] <nixot> OK
[10:58] <zhurai> cyberjorge: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[10:58] <Name141> Surlent777: this happened with DSL also
[10:58] <Surlent777> Name141: Then I have no idea =/ Unetbootin has always worked for me
[10:59] <meganox> Guest86300: you can use the command "sudo -i" to get into a root shell
[10:59] <macubuntu> is anybody working with macpro and ubuntu 9.04 ??????????????????????????
[10:59] <Surlent777> I just used it to install 9.04 on a friend's laptop last week
[10:59] <Guest86300> meganox: ok thank u
[10:59] <Surlent777> no, we have taste
[10:59] <nixot> infnityxi: Should I add it like that to the package manager?
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> Guest86300: running web apps (especialy irc clients) is massively foolhardy as these are exposed to the world and can easily be captured and their access level gained. If this is a user level the system access is massively reduced
[10:59] <rioch> I've created an ext3 partition on a usb drive, but when I plug it in it mounts as root (automatically). So, I can't write to it. How can I change that?
[10:59] <ActionParsnip> Guest86300: the account is not disabled to annoy you or to get in your way, its dont for a million very good reasons
[11:00] <Guest86300> i'm using irc chat in another machine...not in the one i'm logged in as root
[11:00] <Name141> Surlent777: should I try some kind of manual ways of going about it?
[11:00] <ActionParsnip> Guest86300: i'm just telling you why logging on as root is hideosly bad
[11:00] <meganox> ActionParsnip: can you tell me, the "s" in "/dev/sda1", does it stand for SCSI or SATA?
[11:00] <Guest86300> ok now i know....thank u
[11:00] <Surlent777> Name141: hmm, idea. Try deleting the parition you have on the USB drive, and then manually re-creating a Fat32
[11:00] <cyberjorge> zhurai: thanks, one more... how about menu.list under grub?
[11:01] <Surlent777> partition*
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> Guest86300: i'd ask in #bash for your script thing. They will have a lot of info
[11:01] <infinityxi> Guest86300: but what if you accidentally run a script or a program that has unchecked access to your file system
[11:01] <infinityxi> or what if you do something dumb (happens to the best of us)
[11:01] <Lint01> are there some CUI analogs to Synaptic?
[11:01] <icqn> what is wrong with ubuntu? has something changed? there are rare updates for january, and no body replies to the bugs i have submitted, about craches in nautilus, acpi issues on my laptop...
[11:01] <infinityxi> not being root covers your ass a lot better
[11:01] <Name141> Surlent777: I'm unable to delete partition on the flash drive in Disk Management
[11:01] <Surlent777> wat
[11:01] <cyberjorge> zhurai: sudo /boot/grub/menu.list doesn't work
[11:01] <Surlent777> use sudo gparted
[11:01] <ActionParsnip> meganox: my PATA disks pick up as sda in all my systems. I'm not sure
[11:01] <infinityxi> cyberjorge: i think you forgot the gedit part
[11:02] <Surlent777> cyberjorge: that is a text file. Use sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[11:02] <meganox> ActionParsnip: OK thanks anyway
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> and gksudo instead of sudo
[11:02] <Surlent777> or that
[11:02] <meganox> will keep trawling
[11:02] <xukun> is possible to send all sound to pulseaudio using the spdif? I now have sound on some programs and some not
[11:02] <infinityxi> yeah ActionParsnip made me learn something today. use gksudo
[11:02] <Lint01> icqn, that's how FOSS works...
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> infinityxi: gksudo is for gui apps like gedit, nautilus etc
[11:02] <ActionParsnip> infinityxi: sudo is for stuff like, mv, ln, cp, rm  etc
[11:02] <Flannel> Lint01: What do you mean?
[11:02] <infinityxi> ActionParsnip: i know you told me earlier, tell the other guy
[11:02] <Name141> Surlent777: Would it be possible just to have a LIVE disk version of it with it on Flash rather than DVD
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> infinityxi: :D
[11:03] <infinityxi> ActionParsnip: I am telling you that i learned this from you earlier, and i am passing on good info :-)
[11:03] <Surlent777> ActionParsnip: I've noticed that like, in KDE for instance, gksudo nautilus --no-desktop won't work, but changing gksudo to sudo makes it work
[11:03] <Surlent777> Name141: I assumed that's what you were doing to begin with
[11:03] <unimatrix9> hi there
[11:03] <ActionParsnip> Surlent777: kde uses kdesudo to achieve the same end
[11:03] <bluepencil> Guys, what would be the easiest way to transfer a file from one Ubuntu machine to the Other?
[11:03] <Surlent777> ActionParsnip: But gksudo works with other things under KDE, such as Synaptic
[11:03] <meganox> Surlent777: gksudo 'nautilus --no-desktop' works for me, for some reason that command needs quotes
[11:04] <unimatrix9> how well does 9.10 perform? is it better then 9.04?
[11:04] <infinityxi> bluepencil: sftp
[11:04] <Name141> Surlent777: Yes.  I tried copying the files manually on to the flash drive, still no dice.
[11:04] <Flannel> ActionParsnip, Surlent777: kdesu, kdesudo doesn't exist.
[11:04] <icqn> Lint01, bull...t, it is how ubuntu works, do not mix all in one cup
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> bluepencil: shared folder on one system
[11:04] <Flannel> unimatrix9: 9.10 doesn't perform yet ;)
[11:04] <meganox> unimatrix9: you from the future?
[11:04] <unimatrix9> Flannel daily build
[11:04] <ActionParsnip> Flannel: works here, strange. Maybe because i upgraded(?)
[11:04] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip: i did share one folder, but when i say Connect to Server, i type the IP address of the target machine, and it states cant open smb share.
[11:04] <unimatrix9> http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily/current/
[11:04] <zhurai> can someone with jaunty put their /etc/group file on pastebin for me please?
[11:04] <Flannel> unimatrix9: #ubuntu+1, 9.10 doesn't exist, Karmic does.
[11:04] <unimatrix9> 9.10 daily build
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> bluepencil: can you ping the ip?
[11:05] <Lint01> anyway, are there some CUI analogs to Synaptic?
[11:05] <bluepencil> Yes mate
[11:05] <zhurai> ..x.x
[11:05] <infinityxi> aptitude
[11:05] <Surlent777> Name141: Copying manually is a poor idea unless you know what you're doing. My advice is to gksudo gparted, unmount the USB, delete the partition, apply, recreate Fat32, apply, remount the USB, open unetbootin, choose the iso, hit OK
[11:05] <jimi_> hi guys, how do i edit the registry in ubuntu
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> !samba | bluepencil
[11:05] <DjAngo23> Hey, is there a way to change the default program to open a for example .php file, via console. Because with open with, choose application, it does not save my preferences...
[11:05] <infinityxi> Lint01: aptitude should work
[11:05] <unimatrix9> so i guess we dont know yet..
[11:05] <Name141> Surlent777: eh?
[11:05] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip: i go Connect to Server: Windows Share etc
[11:05] <Name141> Surlent777: those are linux commands
 hi guys, how do i edit the registry in ubuntu <-- unless you mean gconf, there isn't a registry
[11:05] <Surlent777> ...ohhhhh
[11:05] <Surlent777> you're on Windows
[11:05] <Surlent777> uh
[11:05] <Flannel> unimatrix9: Again, #ubuntu+1 is for the development version, this channel is not.
[11:05] <Surlent777> huh
[11:05] <ActionParsnip> bluepencil: then i'd check samba settings
[11:05] <FloodBot2> Surlent777: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:05] <infinityxi> jimi_: what are you trying to do?
[11:06] <unimatrix9> ok,  i see
[11:06] <q0s> hey guys. at startup an application asks for access to my keyring. but there is nothing about any application name. how can i found out whats going on?
[11:06] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip: could it be that samba isnt active on the other machine?
[11:06] <Name141> Surlent777: that's correct.
[11:06] <DjAngo23> Hey, is there a way to change the default program to open a for example .php file, via console. Because with open with, choose application, it does not save my preferences ?
[11:06] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip: there are about 50 ubuntu machines here.
[11:06] <jimi_> infinityxi, doing a tweak for frame rate performance in wow, im trying to get wow working in ubunutu
[11:06] <Flannel> !repeat | DjAngo23
[11:06] <zhurai> apparently, after I "edited" the groups in "Users and Groups" I lost my /etc/group, which I restored...somewhat.  I got back audio,video,gdm,sudo,admin, but I can't access shutdown/restart, certain System->Administration things (gnome-system-tools) as well as I have no internet connection (I have Atheros, which worked out of the box before)... umm I need help on fixing this (preferably without reinstalling ubuntu 9.04 from scratch) >_> ||
[11:06] <T-KILLER> I have compiled and installed the latest 32 bit FFMPEG and now I am trying to compile and install the latest FFMPEG-PHP but am coming across the error "make: *** [ffmpeg_frame.lo] Error 1"  someone help fix this please ?
[11:06] <infinityxi> jimi_: oh so you mean in wine
[11:06] <zhurai> =_= the more wait, the more I think up of, the longer my message apparently
[11:06] <jimi_> infinityxi, aye
[11:06] <Name141> Surlent777: maybe I'll just go back to hardy till the next LTS.. if I go back
[11:06] <ActionParsnip> bluepencil: you will have an smbclient app on each system, you need to install samba on the server system so the sharing will work
[11:06] <Lint01> infinityxi: isn't aptitude CLI package manager?
[11:07] <Surlent777> Name141: I'm actually not sure how to do that under Windows...but I know that reformatting the partition makes it work just fine...try just doing regular format from the right-click menu
[11:07] <Flannel> Lint01: Isn't that what you asked for?
[11:07] <infinityxi> Lint01: oh i thought that's what you were asking for
[11:07] <jimi_> infinityxi, im just following a tut for it on winehq and it says to open the reg editor
[11:07] <DjAngo23> !patience
[11:07] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip: Ah ok, makes sense, thanks.
[11:07] <Name141> Surlent777: I have reformatted it many times.
[11:07] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip: The Windows share works fine when i connect from Win machines to this ubuntu box.
[11:07] <Surlent777> Name141: All I know is that manually killing it and doing it again works for me. And I have gotten the 9.04 ISO's to work, both 32 and 64, with unetbootin
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> bluepencil: sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install samba
[11:08] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip: its only when i try to connect to the win share on this machine from an Ubuntu machine that it freak sout.
[11:08] <meganox> zhurai: pasting it now
[11:08] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip: Ok sweet dude, going to try that now.
[11:08] <infinityxi> jimi_: in console type in "wine regedit"
[11:08] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip: Will let you know how it worked out.
[11:08] <ActionParsnip> bluepencil: that will give you a sharing server
[11:08] <zhurai> meganox: k, thanks
[11:08] <Name141> Surlent777: I remember getting a USB hard drive to work, so I don't understand why a flash drive wouldn't.
[11:08] <Lint01> infinityxi: I need one with text user interface, not just command-line
[11:08] <Flannel> Lint01: run "aptitide"
[11:08] <Name141> Surlent777: given the fact that the USB hard drive was a disaster slow idea
[11:08] <infinityxi> Lint01: it is a text user interface
[11:08] <jimi_> infinityxi, ty :)
[11:09] <infinityxi> try typing aptitude
[11:09] <infinityxi> see what happens.
[11:09] <Name141> Surlent777: Perhaps I should try doing the same, IE: installing to the flash drive ?
[11:09] <Surlent777> Name141: Unetbootin has never failed me, is all I know. It's all but foolproof...I'm not sure if formatting the drive is required, but I do it anyway to make sure there's nothing left over that shouldn't be
[11:09] <Name141> Surlent777: from the DVD
[11:09] <Surlent777> wait, since when does Ubuntu have a DVD?
[11:09] <Name141> Surlent777: "CD"
[11:09] <Flannel> Surlent777: Good long while now.
[11:09] <Raj> Hi can i use IE in ubuntu
[11:09] <infinityxi> ie version what?
[11:09] <Surlent777> Flannel: I thought that was the so-called "Super" Ubuntu?
[11:09] <zhurai> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=560404 <-- same bug/error as me, but nobody's really replying, so it doesn't help...
[11:10] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip, ok seems ive already got it.
[11:10] <filthpig> Hi, has anybody in here tried 9.04 FINAL on the Asus Eee 900? I see some bugs reported with the beta that is noted "Hopefully fixed by final", but are they??
[11:10] <zhurai> Raj: ie4linux
[11:10] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip, on the file serving machine.
[11:10] <Name141> Surlent777: I have been thinking about getting the dell version of Ubuntu anyway that's on DVD
[11:10] <zhurai> or whatever it was
[11:10] <Lint01> infinityxi: oh, really. thanks!
[11:10] <ActionParsnip> bluepencil: ok thats good
[11:10] <Flannel> Surlent777: Erm, what?  No.  Regular Ubuntu releases a DVD as well.  I've got no idea what you think this super ubuntu is ;)
[11:10] <infinityxi> Lint01: np
[11:10] <bluepencil> ActionParsnip, anything special i need to do on the client's machine's side?
[11:10] <Surlent777> Flannel: It isn't on ubuntu.com is all I know
[11:10] <meganox> zhurai: http://pastebin.com/d36cb880e
[11:10] <Raj> Any latest IE because Iam familier with that
[11:10] <Surlent777> and just wiki for Super Ubuntu for info on that
[11:10] <infinityxi> is super ubuntu the one with the bonzai buddy installed?
[11:11] <Flannel> Surlent777: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/releases/9.04/release/
[11:11] <Name141> What's the difference anyway with the dell version of Ubuntu?  Do they have anything special for Dell hardware
[11:11] <meganox> zhurai: "testy" is an admin user so you can replace that username with yours.  I removed other usernames so there may be extra commas you need to remove
[11:11] <Name141> (compatability)
[11:11] <zhurai> k
[11:11] <Raj> Hi anybody reply me
[11:11] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: well if you buy a machine w/ ubuntu installed, its pretty much guaranteed everything will work.
[11:11] <infinityxi> Name141: I think they have some dell repos and packages for drivers they ship, as well as some branding
[11:11] <nixot> infinityx: With your help I managed to install the program I needed.
[11:12] <nixot> I mean of course, infinityxi
 Hi anybody reply me <-- IE isn't made for Linux.
[11:12] <infinityxi> oh and the mp3 and DVD playback is paid for and legit
[11:12] <Name141> infinityxi: So I might should try it if I have a problem with something not working off bat from the regular CDs?
[11:12] <nixot> infinityxi: With your help I installed the program I needed from a repository... Thank you very much :D
[11:12] <gordonjcp> Raj: zhurai already said, ies4linux
[11:12] <filthpig> Name141: Yes, they have added a proprietary graphics driver for the 10" version, and they have made their own interface (a bit like the Xandros/Linus distros but with a twist)
[11:12] <Surlent777> what the ...?! THIS WASN
[11:12] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: it all depends on your hardware, theres a lot of different dells out there.
[11:12] <Surlent777> 'T HERE BEFORE
[11:13] <gordonjcp> Raj: the fonts are a bit different but it will show up gross rendering bugs in IE
[11:13] <infinityxi> Dells are weird, the same model may have dozens of different hardware configs
[11:13] <infinityxi> and this is annoying in the windows world
[11:13] <Raj> zhurai: Thankyou I have no internet connection but i want to install codecs for many media formats such as mp3 etc., how can i do
[11:13] <gordonjcp> Raj: What exactly are you trying to do?
[11:13] <indus> hi folks
[11:13] <Surlent777> what does the DVD have that the CD doesn't?
[11:13] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: mine didn't come with Ubuntu, it came with XP.  However, I have been having a problem with the NIC (Possible the new e1000e vs e1000 module?) since Intrepid and up
[11:13] <zhurai> if you have no internet connection
[11:13] <zhurai> how are you on IRC?
[11:14] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: I was guessing that maybe the Dell DVD would have the correct thing already/
[11:14] <Name141> ?
[11:14] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: i would say thats unlikely
[11:14] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: Ok.
[11:14] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: the dell version of ubuntu, is made for dell pc's that they install ubuntu on... i mean it might work.. but its a crapshoot.
[11:14] <infinityxi> Name141: you might have to mess with ndiswrapper
[11:14] <Surlent777> oh man, never mind...I need to get to bed...
[11:15] <infinityxi> as much as i hate messing with ndiswrapper or recommending it
[11:15] <infinityxi> if you have no other option but to use that NIC
[11:15] <Name141> infinityxi: It's odd that it just went "BOOOOOOOM" in Intrepid and now Jaunty.
[11:15] <infinityxi> oh
[11:15] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: i've really never had an NIC not work w/ Ubuntu.. wireless, is another story.
[11:15] <Name141> infinityxi: It worked perfect in Hardy
[11:16] <infinityxi> sounds like a bug report
[11:16] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: it works sometimes, doens't work sometimes.. when it works.. if I reset the modem/router it wont work again till a reboot/blue moon
[11:16] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: http://hardware4linux.info/component/34798/
[11:16] <Name141> that's all I find on it
[11:17] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: are you using 64bit?
[11:17] <Name141> No
[11:17] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: I was thinking about buying the AMD 64 bit ,but got the intel dual core.
[11:17] <Name141> (not that that matters)
[11:18] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: well, that wasn't the point, some drivers are still shaky w/ the 64bit distros... i was goign to suggest trying the 32bit, even if you had 64bit hardware..
[11:18] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: how does lspci identify your ethernet controlle?
[11:18] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: It wasn't shaky in Hardy.  But soon as I tried the LIVE CD on Intrepid and Jaunty, it just sits there and tries to connect but never does.
[11:18] <IndyGunFreak> NIC controller... sorry, tired
[11:19] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: The same as Windows
[11:19] <zhurai> zzz
[11:19] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: Intel 	82562V-2 10/100 Network Connection
[11:19] <infinityxi> yeah worst case scenario would be to use ndiswrapper but i hate that solution because if you get a kernel update, you usually have to go back and redo it.
[11:19] <jimi_> hi peeps, i have just visted  intellinuxgraphics.org and they have a driver i wana test so i can get WoW working....i have downloaded tem but im not sure how to run and install them cause im new at linux
[11:19] <Name141> infinityxi: ndiswrapper?
[11:19] <jimi_> also there is a 2d and a 3d driver, do i need to install both?
[11:19] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: lspci is that the output of lspci or is that how its identified in windows?
[11:19] <infinityxi> Name141: yeah it basically uses a windows driver for your hardware in linux
[11:20] <infinityxi> it's a very last resort sort of solution
[11:20] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: I checked before , and yes it is the same
[11:20] <Name141> infinityxi: maybe I should try that on my sound too, the sound was low low lowww
[11:20] <Name141> infinityxi: (in ubuntu)
[11:21] <infinityxi> Name141: you checked all the volume controls? mine was low on this laptop until i upped the general speaker volume
[11:22] <Name141> infinityxi: Yes
[11:22] <erUSUL> jimi_: what graphic card do you have ?
[11:22] <infinityxi> ndiswrapper is just for network devices though. should have been more specific
[11:22] <Name141> infinityxi: I had everything to 100% and still couldn't compare to restarting and the windows login blowing my ears off
[11:22] <jimi_> intel integrated
[11:22] <jimi_> erUSUL, intel integrated, its a laptop
[11:23] <erUSUL> jimi_: and 3d accel is not working by default ?
[11:23] <jimi_> erUSUL, i can run WoW, i just need to sort th frame rate out and apparently thats what this driver has fixed
[11:24] <infinityxi> There are a few threads out there about low sound on 9.04
[11:24] <infinityxi> worth checking out
[11:24] <erUSUL> jimi_: are you on jaunty ?
[11:24] <indus> infinityxi: yeah sound keeps changing with every restart
[11:24] <jimi_> erUSUL, here is the link to the website im downloading them from http://intellinuxgraphics.org/2009Q1.html ......yeah I am on jaunty
[11:24] <Name141> infinityxi: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/217789
[11:25] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: doesn't look like you're the only one w/ the connection problem (unless this is you)  http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1156279
[11:25] <ginigino> ciao
[11:26] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: I'm still Name141 on the forums
[11:26]  * cllaudyu bored
[11:26] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: same PC also he has
[11:26] <erUSUL> jimi_: all those drivers are in source. and is far from trivial to install them... i recommend to find a ppa where to get them compiled
[11:26] <erUSUL> !ppa | jimi_
[11:27] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: maybe I should just give up on Linux.
[11:27] <ginigino> ciao
[11:27] <ginigino> !lista
[11:27] <jimi_> erUSUL, ok i dont really understand that but i will give it a read and give it a go lol...ty :)
[11:27] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: this also happens in Fedora10
[11:27] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: thats up to you really.. i wouldn't, but only you can make that call... maybe try another distro.
[11:28] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: as I said.. lol
[11:28] <erUSUL> jimi_: ppa are repositories with packages
[11:28] <ptym3k> bonjour
[11:28] <jimi_> erUSUL, like the deb things
[11:28] <erUSUL> jimi_: yep
[11:28] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: well theres more out there than just ubuntu and fedora. you could try pclinuxos or opensuse.. but usually ubuntu and fedora have about the best hardware support (in my experience)
[11:28] <jimi_> erUSUL, ok im reading the packaging guide now
[11:28] <erUSUL> !notes | jimi_ also check the notes about intel gaph
[11:29] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=705866
[11:29] <harr> hello
[11:29] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: the sound is also a problem it appears
[11:29] <harr> how do I get ALSA again on my sound defs?
[11:30] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: I really don'tknow to be truthful.. i dn't have any of those issues on my acer
[11:30] <Raj> I have installed ubuntu in my PC that does not have internet connection but i want to install some media codecs such as mp3,3gp Etc., how can i do ?
[11:30] <Raj> zhurai: I am in my friend system
[11:30] <Raj> zhurai: that is in my friend browsing centre
[11:30] <Raj> zhurai: pls help me to install the codecs
[11:30] <harr> yesterday I've started getting the sounfd much lesser than 12% than normal
[11:30] <harr> and alsda wasn't there any more
[11:30] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: I reckon I'll just keep saying what I said on my other computer "maybe the next release".
[11:30] <harr> I've resbooted ( live session ) and isn't there still
[11:31] <harr> rebooted*
[11:31] <Raj> is there any body to help me
[11:31] <indus> Raj: yes
[11:31] <indus> damn
[11:31] <Name141> IndyGunFreak: it's odd though that my old computer, besides the VooDoo3 3DFX 8MB , works perfect right off bat.  Even with a Microsoft NIC that uses the "tulip" drive.
[11:31] <Name141> driver
[11:32] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: i guess i've just been incredibly lucky, other than wireless, i've really never had a driver issue w/ Linux.. and my wireless has worked fine since 8.04
[11:32] <IndyGunFreak> well, since 8.10.. 8.04 i had to apply a bunch of patches and crap.
[11:32] <hakimda> somebody can you help me.. when i apply the burn effect when minimizing windows , it works only at compizconfig setting manager windows but other window.. how to apply to other window?
[11:32] <oDesk> hello i've just descovered the nice "envyng" package looking for something similar for the audio driver!!
[11:33] <IndyGunFreak> oDesk: lol, i'm not sure if
[11:33] <Name141> I think 8.10 should have been called "look what we did to Hardy"
[11:33] <Name141> but anyway.
[11:33] <IndyGunFreak> oDesk: i'm' not sure if nice is the word i'd use for envy
[11:33] <ham9000> hi, is there a guide for upgrading from gutsy?
[11:33] <IndyGunFreak> Name141: you can say that for any release to be truthful...
[11:34] <blastoise_> hey, i have this ext partition that i am trying to dump ( using strings ) to a file. now, i am pretty positive this partition is corrupted because every time i read to a certain point my computer freezes unrecoverably. is there a way to get the data off?
[11:34] <blastoise_> ext3*
[11:34] <oDesk> IndyGunFreak: nice, because i love it =) since it's solved my Graphic Adaptor
[11:34] <IndyGunFreak> oDesk: wait till it breaks it.. you won't like it so much
[11:34] <oDesk> IndyGunFreak: now i'm looking! for my Audio detector LOVE =)
[11:35] <hakimda> somebody can you help me.. when i apply the burn effect when minimizing windows , it works only at compizconfig setting manager windows but not to other window.. how to apply to other window?
[11:35] <IndyGunFreak> !compiz | hakimda
[11:35] <amagee> hey, what's the best way to install ubuntu on a usb pen drive (with a proper install, not as an equivalent to a live-cd)?
[11:36] <oladejo> i need someone to explain what happen to my I can only use tty1-6 no more tty7 GUI after upgrade from 8.04 to 9.04
[11:36] <IndyGunFreak> amagee: are you trying to install ON a pendrive, or boot a pen drive, to install it on your hard drive
[11:36] <amagee> IndyGunFreak: install ON a pendrive
[11:36] <IndyGunFreak> amagee: or for that matter, just use a pen drive as a "live cd".
[11:37] <IndyGunFreak> amagee: ah, theres tutorials out there.. most with marginal success at best, i've never had much luck w/ it
[11:37] <IndyGunFreak> why not just install normally?
[11:37] <amagee> oh ok, so there's not one favourite way by ubuntu people?
[11:37] <amagee> i can't install normally coz i want to run it on lab computers that i don't own
[11:37] <IndyGunFreak> ic.
[11:37]  * cllaudyu listens to VIBE FM - Dancefloor Radio
[11:38] <amagee> i'll probably try this.. does this seem reasonable? http://www.pendrivelinux.com/usb-ubuntu-904-persistent-install-windows/
[11:38] <IndyGunFreak> you can try it...
[11:38] <amagee> kinda amusing that it requires a windows tool to install linux :)
[11:38] <Boohbah> amagee: is it a requirement that the filesystem is writable?
[11:38] <amagee> Boohbah: yeah, i need to be able to install stuff and modify files etc
[11:39] <Boohbah> amagee: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent
[11:40] <KingKimi> ham9000, you must upgrade in sequence of all other releases to get jaunty
[11:40] <badfish69> is tor no longer in the repos
[11:40] <amagee> Boohbah: looks very interesting.. have you had success with these?
[11:41] <blastoise_> hey, i have this ext3 partition that i am trying to dump ( using strings ) to a file. now, i am pretty positive this partition is corrupted because every time i read to a certain point my computer freezes unrecoverably. is there a way to get the data off?
[11:41] <hakimda> thanks
[11:41] <Boohbah> amagee: i have not tried it myself, only made a non-writable install image
[11:41] <hakimda> i figure it out....
[11:41] <amagee> hmm ok
[11:43] <macubuntu>  does anyone working on macpro, I just have one prob with my kbd....
[11:43] <ozzmosis> blastoise_: if the computer is freezing then I suspect the HDD is dying
[11:43] <hakimda> one more
[11:43] <Lint01> when I'm trying to mount the FAT drive using iocharset=utf8, i'm getting boot-time warning that "utf-8 is not recommended because the file system will be read-only". But any other value makes lon file names tollok like garbage. What should I do?
[11:43] <indus> amagee: why dont you use usb disk creator from system.admin > usb creator
[11:43] <ozzmosis> blastoise_: might be worth running something like Spinrite on it
[11:43] <icqn> what is wrong with ubuntu? has something changed? there are rare updates for january, and no body replies to the bugs i have submitted, about crashes in nautilus, acpi issues on my laptop...
[11:43] <flintwingel> blastoise_: if your disk is genuinely corrupt data recovery is unlikely without help of a specialist
[11:43] <hakimda> how to change the gnome logo beside the application to mac logo?
[11:43] <blastoise_> dammmmmmmmmiiiiiiiiiiittttttttttttttttt
[11:43] <Lint01> damn, not "read-only", "case sensitive", that is
[11:44] <indus> mechdave: hi
[11:44] <Lint01> icqn: there was update last week
[11:44] <mechdave> Yo indus
[11:46] <ub_> I have problem playing som podcasts in rythembox. The programs shows up, but would`nt play: http://podkast.nrk.no/program/radioresepsjonen.rss
[11:47] <T-KILLER> I have compiled and installed the latest 32 bit FFMPEG and now I am trying to compile and install the latest FFMPEG-PHP but am coming across the error "make: *** [ffmpeg_frame.lo] Error 1"  someone help fix this please ?
[11:47] <ozzmosis> ub_: just that feed?
[11:47] <kdc1956> anyone here know how to get 3D working on 9.04
[11:48] <ub_> ozzmosis: yes?
[11:48] <ozzmosis> ub_: looks like a valid feed viewing it in Firefox
[11:48] <thuglife999> Hello room
[11:48] <hakimda> how to change the gnome logo beside the application to mac logo?
[11:49] <thuglife999> just need lil help about KDE desktop
[11:49] <ozzmosis> ub_: Rhythmbox might be choking on the URLs of the MP3s
[11:49] <ozzmosis> ub_: they're also using an unusual number of redirects
[11:49] <thuglife999> at the moment i am installing KDE package files through synaptic package manager
[11:49] <ozzmosis> ub_: does RB do any logging?
[11:49] <Lint01> ub_: isn't Rhythmbox R.I.P?
[11:49] <ozzmosis> Lint01: really?
[11:49] <thuglife999> so after that will i be able to choose between GNOME OR KDE at boot up session?
[11:50] <thuglife999> Helloooooooooo any 1 there????
[11:50] <bluepencil> Is the ftp port 21 service off by default?
[11:50] <bluepencil> because im trying to ftp localhost 21 and it states connection refused.
[11:51] <Lint01> ozzmosis: I think I've read than 0.12 was the last release
[11:51] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: I think all services are off by default
[11:51] <thuglife999> HELP NEEDED ABOUT KDE?????
[11:51] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, ah ok, how would i turn ftp on for instance?
[11:51] <ozzmosis> Lint01: sounds a bit odd .. maybe someone will fork it
[11:51] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: Administration -> Services, I think
[11:52] <thuglife999> :-$
[11:52] <ub_> ozzmosis: Ok, it works in firefox. No logging in RB. just "Status: failed" when i click one of the casts
[11:52] <thuglife999> can any1 help me out there?????????????????
[11:52] <montmartrubuntu>  does anyone working on macpro, I just have one prob with my kbd....
[11:53] <shervin> I need help. I upgraded from hardy to jaunty. And now X is dead somehow. I have tried fixing it with recovery mode, I have tried autorepair packages and nothing works. Which log files can I look at to distinguish the problem?
[11:53] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: might have to apt-get install an FTP server first.  never done it.  file transfer is more secure over SSH these days, a lot of people just use that.
[11:53] <thuglife999> i said help??????
[11:53] <indus> thuglife999: tell ur question
[11:53] <indus> !ask
[11:53] <ozzmosis> ub_: probably a bug
[11:54] <shervin> I have tried xfix, dpkg Repair Broken packages but nothing works. I am stuck
[11:54] <ub_> ozzmosis: What kind of mediaplayer do you use?
[11:55] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, hey man, if you were <IP_ADDRESS> and wanted a file called Bob.txt from /home/bob on <IP_ADDRESS>, what commands would you use to retrieve it? (via ssh)?
[11:55] <ozzmosis> ub_: RhythmBox in Ubuntu or Winamp in XP
[11:55] <badfish69> foobar in win7
[11:56] <thuglife999> indus: i am going to install KDE on ubuntu8.10
[11:56] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: scp bob@<IP_ADDRESS>:Bob.txt .
[11:56] <indus> thuglife999: and >?
[11:56] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, lol, thats it?
[11:56] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: yup
[11:56] <thuglife999> indus:  will i be able to play both applications on both desktops
[11:56] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, lol, k thanks dude. thanks a million.
[11:56] <lesshaste_> is it possible to run an intrepid or jaunty kernel on hardy?
[11:56] <indus> thuglife999: yes
[11:57] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: except Ubuntu has SSH server disabled by default, so you'll have to enable that (on <IP_ADDRESS>)
[11:57] <indus> thuglife999: but be prepared to have a menu full of kde and gnome applications
[11:57] <thuglife999> indus and on login to ubuntu will i get option to boot to which desktop????
[11:57] <indus> thuglife999: yes
[11:57] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, ah ok, in Admin > Services?
[11:57] <thuglife999> indus:  what do you mean menu full of kde applications?
[11:58] <indus> thuglife999: if u dont, u can specify from login screen i n session
[11:58] <indus> thuglife999: yeah it mixes
[11:58] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: sudo apt-get install openssh-server
[11:58] <IndyGunFreak> thuglife999: you'll have a crapload of kde options in your menu
[11:58] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, sweet dude, thanks
[11:58] <indus> IndyGunFreak: thuglife999:yeah thats a better way to put it :)
[11:58] <thuglife999> what do you mean crapload?
[11:58] <RR> KDE themes are developed fully in C++
[11:58] <Gymnopaul> hello world :) !
[11:58] <IndyGunFreak> thats the only thing i don't like about installing another GUI.. if you could separate them.. kde fo kde, gnome for gnome, i'd do it.
[11:59] <indus> thuglife999: he/she just means a lot of extra menus  and kde apps
[11:59] <thuglife999> i see
[11:59] <RR> I there any other themes other than this
[11:59] <Gymnopaul> does anybody speak french here ?
[11:59] <IndyGunFreak> but  i consider KDE a linux virus, so i wouldn't use it.. but probably xfce, or flux
[11:59] <DjAngo23> Gymnopaul: I do
[11:59] <montmartrubuntu> moi Gymno
[11:59] <abbazabba> good morning everybody, i have a silly question as per the usue.
[12:00] <thuglife999> indus:  why ppl go for synaptic package manager than ad/remove programs???
[12:00] <DjAngo23> !fr Gymnopaul
[12:00] <RR> Is mp3 a proprited codec
[12:00] <indus> thuglife999:they both are the same, add/remove is just a mini version of synaptic
[12:00] <Gymnopaul> ok j'ai une question sur 8.10 : j'ai dans mon tableau de bord un panneau danger "Les informations de mises à jour sont obsolètes"
[12:00] <ozzmosis> Gymnopaul: English...
[12:00] <indus> thuglife999: if u click add/remove and click advanced , you go to synaptic
[12:00] <harr> how do I get ALSA again on my sound defs? yesterday I've started getting the sounfd much lesser than 12% than normal and alsda wasn't there any more. I've rebooted ( live jaunty USB session ) and still isn't there.
[12:00] <indus> !apt
[12:00] <ozzmosis> RR: read the Wikipedia page about mp3
[12:00] <thuglife999> indus:  since i am a newbie to ubuntu so where will i get a complete command reference of ubuntu terminal
[12:01] <koshari1> RR mainly yes, all though lame claims to be a rebuild with no licenced code
[12:01] <ozzmosis> RR: there's a section about that in there
[12:01] <indus> thuglife999: ok wait a min for that i will give u link
[12:01] <RR> ozzmosis: What is LTSP
[12:01] <thuglife999> indus:  some time when you ask for help they tell you show us this that??? i am not good with terminal
[12:01] <abbazabba> i installed wine, then installed exact audio copy, hoping to rip some cds, but it didn't work the way i wanted it to.. now, i uninstalled wine through add/remove but there is still the exact audio copy folder in my applications menu (even though i uninstalled it via wine).. how do i get rid of it?
[12:01] <ozzmosis> RR: no idea.  where is that?
[12:01] <montmartrubuntu> ce n'est pas tres grave gymno
[12:01] <thuglife999> indus:  sure
[12:01] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, ok dude, so can i go... scp bob@<IP_ADDRESS>:/home/bob/bob.txt ?
[12:01] <shervin> Is there a way to try to run dist-upgrade again?? (reinstalling)
[12:02] <RR> ozzmosis: Linux Terminal Support project
[12:02] <montmartrubuntu> tu régles cela par rapport à tes updates sources
[12:02] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: no need for the "/home/bob/" bit if you're already logging in as bob@
[12:02] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: and remember the " . " at the end of the command
[12:02] <T-KILLER> I have compiled and installed the latest 32 bit FFMPEG and now I am trying to compile and install the latest FFMPEG-PHP but am coming across the error "make: *** [ffmpeg_frame.lo] Error 1"  someone help fix this please ?
[12:02] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: where . is the current directory
[12:02] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, aaah ok, thanks
[12:03] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, oh you mean thats the destination?
[12:03] <livingdaylight> hi
[12:03] <livingdaylight> !dontzap
[12:03] <bluepencil> ozzmosis, makes sense, thanks again.
[12:03] <ozzmosis> bluepencil: yes, the syntax is similar to cp
[12:03] <RR> ozzmosis: LTSP is a alternate for windows ThinClient
[12:03] <thuglife999> indus:  where'd you go?
[12:04] <indus> hi
[12:04] <indus> !terminal
[12:04] <indus> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UsingTheTerminal
[12:04] <indus> same link
[12:04] <thuglife999> got 'em indus... thankxx
[12:04] <shervin> Is there a way to try to run dist-upgrade again?? (reinstalling)
[12:04] <montmartrubuntu> to gymno, je voulais dire "software sources" mais mon ubuntu est en anglais
[12:04] <indus> thuglife999: have fun
[12:05] <thuglife999> indus:  one more question
[12:05] <thuglife999> now since KDE has been installed
[12:05] <lexr> hi guys, finally I have managed to join the channel :)
[12:06] <abbazabba> hi, does anyone know how to get rid of a menu item out of the applications menu
[12:06] <abbazabba> ?
[12:06] <thuglife999> when i go to the last right side top menu...... where its shutdown/restart icons... i see few new icons... now how will i log on to KDE
[12:06] <thuglife999> shall i logout from Gnome or what?
[12:06] <indus> abbazabba: right click on menu > edit menu then you can remove stuff
[12:06] <indus> thuglife999: what new icons
[12:07] <thuglife999> it says away.. busy online offline
[12:07] <abbazabba> indus: you are the bee's knees.
[12:07] <indus> thuglife999: since you just installed , i suggest you get familiar with these new things before you have any questions :)
[12:07] <thuglife999> things like that
[12:07] <indus> bee's knees hmm
[12:07] <thuglife999> indus:  what i am tying to say........ how to logon on to KDE now
[12:07] <thuglife999> i installed KDE when i was on Gnome
[12:07] <thuglife999> indus:  shall i logout or what?
[12:08] <indus> ya why not
[12:08] <shervin> I have installed jaunty, and want to reinstall it. How can I do this??
[12:08] <indus> thuglife999: log out select kde log in etc
[12:08] <thuglife999> indus:  Aiight and what about the open applications i have on Gnome
[12:08] <koshari1> thuglife999 if you want to log into a k session you need to log out of gnome with "altGr printScreen k" and in the gdm screen select kde as the session
[12:08] <thuglife999> indus:  will they remain open or they will be terminated?
[12:08] <indus> thuglife999: good question
[12:08] <Borttrollad> Anyone have the problem with that when you install compiz ubuntu 9.04 gets slow?
[12:08] <qkfka> oh my god
[12:09] <indus> thuglife999: probably terminated when logging out but check it with terminal command top
[12:09] <koshari1> thuglife999 they will be terminated if you lof out
[12:09] <indus> shervin: same way you installed
[12:09] <koshari1> Borttrollad that is very dependent on your hardware,
[12:09] <thuglife999> indus:  koshari1 got 'em
[12:09] <thuglife999> let me try now :)
[12:09] <flintwingel> Borttrollad: compiz requires a good graphics card and will require a reasonable amount of CPU time
[12:09] <Debolaz> Is vlc 0.8 maintained somewhere for jaunty, or do I simply just add it from the hardy repository?
[12:09] <thuglife999> BRB folks
[12:10] <T-KILLER> I have compiled and installed the latest 32 bit FFMPEG and now I am trying to compile and install the latest FFMPEG-PHP but am coming across the error "make: *** [ffmpeg_frame.lo] Error 1"  someone help fix this please ?
[12:10] <shervin> indus: dist-upgrade doesnt work
[12:10] <shervin> it just says nothing to update
[12:10] <w_> hello
[12:11] <w_> hi
[12:11] <indus> shervin: you said you want to reinstall
[12:11] <koshari1> shervin so you have updated then, what are you trying to acheive?
[12:11] <lukavia> when will be released 2.6.30 ?
[12:11] <indus> shervin: you need to install over this again with live cd
[12:11] <shervin> everything failed, I want this time to run dist-upgrade without running X
[12:11] <indus> shervin: as in format whole partition
[12:11] <koshari1> lukavia you will likely see that kernel in koala
[12:11] <shervin> noooo I dont want to format
[12:12] <lukavia> kosharil: after 5 months ??
[12:12] <shervin> inI just want all the packages to be reinstalled one more time, because I believe something failed during dist-upgrade
[12:12] <shervin> indus
[12:12] <koshari1> shervin you will have bad config files but will still have latest packages
[12:13] <indus> shervin: whats exactly the question
[12:13] <shervin> koshari1: bad config files? I just want ubuntu to work
[12:13] <Incarus> shervin, try "sudo dpkg -reconfigure -a"
[12:13] <shervin> I upgraded from hardy to jaunty and it failed miserably
[12:13] <shervin> cant get X up and running
[12:13] <koshari1> shervin updating is always hit and miss
[12:14] <shervin> koshari1: Then what do you suggest for next time?
[12:14] <shervin> koshari1: always format?
[12:14] <Incarus> shervin, try the command
[12:14] <shervin> Incarus: ok hold on
[12:14] <Incarus> shervin, it will take some time
[12:15] <shervin> Incarus: conflicting actions -e (--control ) and -r (--remove)
[12:15] <koshari1> shervin bach up home dir, install new version over the top, , inastall al lthe packages you want, then one by one copy the configs from your saved old home dir back
[12:15] <indus> shervin: ye jaunty sucks
[12:15] <indus> or maybe its me
[12:15] <lexr> if I say to my ubuntu shutdown -h 18:00, will it shutdown in 18 hours or at 6pm?
[12:16] <Steal`n`Kill> Can someone help me with my asus laptop and radeon on board?
[12:16] <Steal`n`Kill> Big trouble
[12:16] <Incarus> shervin, sry, "sudo dükg-reconfigure -a"
[12:16] <Incarus> *dpkg
[12:16] <shervin> Incarus: Do I need internet connection?
[12:17] <Incarus> shervin, no
[12:17] <shervin> ok running now
[12:17] <Incarus> shervin,it will reconfigure all your packages
[12:17] <koshari1> shervin yes try incarus command to reconfig xserver
[12:17] <tARrAScH> What program is responsible for window Boarders? I know I've been using Emerald for a while, but what's the name of the application for those not using Emerald?
[12:17] <lexr> Steal`n`Kill: what's the problem?
[12:17] <Steal`n`Kill> Pm
[12:17] <Incarus> shervin, your "/var/log/Xorg.0.log" file would also help...
[12:17] <koshari1> tARrAScH metacity is one
[12:17] <tARrAScH> koshari1 - it's the default?
[12:18] <koshari1> in gnome it is
[12:18] <lexr> if I say to my ubuntu shutdown -h 18:00, will it shutdown in 18 hours or at 6pm?
[12:18] <tARrAScH> koshari1 - thanks :)
[12:18] <shervin> Incarus: thanks I will look at that log file after this is done
[12:19] <indus> lexr: 6 pm
[12:19] <indus> lexr: sorry 18 hours
[12:19] <lexr> ?
[12:19] <lesshaste_> how do I stop processes such as beagle/updatedb from running?
[12:19] <lexr> which one is it indus  :)
[12:19] <Incarus> shervin, np, but i also want to have a look XD
[12:19] <lesshaste_> I want to do some benchmarking
[12:19] <indus> wait
[12:19] <shervin> yes but right now I am running reconfigure
[12:19] <shervin> Font for the console: Fixed or VGA?
[12:20] <Incarus> lesshaste_, "sudo kill"
[12:20] <Incarus> lesshaste_, or killall
[12:20] <lesshaste_> Incarus, right but I don't know the full list
[12:20] <koshari1> lesshaste run top and see
[12:20] <Incarus> lesshaste_, ps -u USER ???
[12:20] <indus> lexr: shutdown -h <time>
[12:20] <indus> lexr: so 18 means 6 pm
[12:21] <lexr> indus: thank you soo much :)
[12:21] <indus> lexr: if u specify with a colon : it takes time form clock
[12:22] <lesshaste_> Incarus, I think runlevels are what I need to think about
[12:22] <shervin> Incarus: what do I choose for Configuring debconf: Dialog, Readline, Gnome
[12:23] <areels> it's odd something like chromium first released for windows not linux
[12:23] <Incarus> shervin, try dialog
[12:23] <shervin> ack
[12:24] <Incarus> lesshaste_, at systemstart? the autostart?
[12:24] <lesshaste_> what is the tool that tells you what runs at what runlevel?
[12:24] <anna_> bonjour à tous
[12:25] <Incarus> .en | anna_
[12:25] <anna_> J'ai un problème de taille lors de ma migration vers linux !!!
[12:25] <Incarus> anna_, anglais
[12:25] <lexr> thank you indi
[12:25] <jrib> !fr | anna_
[12:26] <jrib> lesshaste_: sysv-rc-conf (see « man update-rc.d »)
[12:26] <etb> how can i see my lastly installed pkgs?
[12:26] <lesshaste_> jrib, thanks
[12:27] <ozzmosis> etb: the most recently installed packages?  good question.  wondering that myself too.
[12:27] <etb> ozzmosis: tail -n 50 /var/log/dpkg.log
[12:27] <etb> :)
[12:27]  * Debolaz has his vlc 0.8.6 back on jaunty. :)
[12:28] <ozzmosis> etb: you just answered your own question?
[12:28] <etb> yeah
[12:28] <ozzmosis> ok :)
[12:28] <ozzmosis> thanks haha
[12:28] <etb> the guys from debian did actually
[12:28] <ozzmosis> great
[12:28] <ozzmosis> maybe I should hang out in #debian too
[12:29] <she_dyed> could learn a thing or two
[12:29] <ozzmosis> I need to buy a widescreen monitor just so I can see all my irc windows
[12:29] <she_dyed> or add an old CRT if you find one
[12:30] <Incarus> ozzmosis, you're just in one room XD
[12:30] <she_dyed> lol
[12:30] <she_dyed> admit it the others are pr**
[12:31] <MrNaz_cic> can you mount hfsplus formatted external hdds in r/w mode in linux?
[12:31] <ozzmosis> Incarus: I'm on other servers :)
[12:31] <MrNaz_cic> i need to write to a external drive that was formatted in mac
[12:31] <Incarus> ozzmosis, k
[12:31] <MrNaz_cic> formatted on a mac i should say
[12:32] <[Blay]> natash
[12:32] <qvantel> hi
[12:34] <Incarus> the internet connection is just working after killing and restarting dhclient, what could be the problem? avahi?
[12:35] <ozzmosis> etb: dpkg.log is decent.  surprisingly I don't think freebsd has anything like that yet..
[12:35] <etb> ozzmosis: i would guess it has
[12:36] <Guest7241> Hello
[12:36] <ozzmosis> etb: well, nothing in pkg_add manpage about logging  (straying offtopic here, sorry :)
[12:36] <Rasta1987> hello everyone. Can anybody tell me where I can find the FAQs to ask questions nicely?
[12:37] <Incarus> !faq
[12:37] <Guest7241> does anyone have experience with installing ubuntu to an Acer aspire one?
[12:37] <arand> !ask
[12:37] <Guest7241> eh?
[12:37] <Incarus> Guest7241, ask your question...
[12:37] <arand> I didn't mean the last thing as directed to anyone...
[12:38] <Guest7241> The thing is that it is supposed to work out of the box, but the ethernet card didn't work for me in 8.10, will it work with 9.04?
[12:38] <ozzmosis> Guest7241: I installed it on an old Acer laptop .. not familiar with that model
[12:38] <Guest7241> it is a netbook
[12:38] <DrAffe> Hi
[12:38] <ozzmosis> Guest7241: what card is it?
[12:39] <Rasta1987> I have a problem finding the hostname for my machine via ssh. ssh-server is installed on the server-machine and working. I was able to control it, when using its IP an being in the same network. Now I am outside and don't know how to find the right hostname.
[12:39] <Incarus> Guest7241, if you dont want to upgrade, you could just upgrade your kernel
[12:39] <Rasta1987> What am I missing?
[12:39] <Guest7241> I don't wish to upgrade, I just wish to do a clean install
[12:40] <Incarus> Guest7241, you could try it with a live cd
[12:41] <Incarus> Guest7241, or you could search in the change log for your card
[12:41] <Guest7241> netbooks don't have a cd drive, will it work with unetbootin when I create a usb drive?
[12:41] <Guest7241> ah where do I find those?
[12:41] <Guest7241> The card is  RealTek RTL8101E Fast Ethernet controller
[12:42] <DrAffe> Guest7241:U can use an external cd Drive. Yesterday I saw one for just 10€
[12:43] <ohir> Rasta1987: do you have persistent (public) ip address at home?
[12:43] <Incarus> !release
[12:43] <Rasta1987> no, I don't think so
[12:43] <Incarus> hm...
[12:43] <Rasta1987> I think, it changes
[12:43] <arand> Guest7241: unetbootin is normally an easy way to go about it.
[12:44] <Rasta1987> would I have to tell my provider to get me a persistent IP?
[12:44] <ohir> Rasta1987: so you probably can not log from outside now.
[12:44] <|lekarousar|> has anyone here had problems with nvidia 177 drivers?
[12:44] <ozzmosis> Rasta1987: have you heard of dyndns?
[12:44] <ozzmosis> !dyndns
[12:44] <Rasta1987> not yet
[12:44] <ohir> Rasta1987: either buy persistent ip from provider (easiest) or you need to use some sort of dynamic dns
[12:45] <Rasta1987> range of IP?
[12:45] <ozzmosis> Rasta1987: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DynDNS
[12:45] <ozzmosis> Rasta1987: then use something like ddclient
[12:45] <ohir> Rasta1987: then set up your home connection with dynamic dns
[12:45] <ozzmosis> I use that (not in Ubuntu though)
[12:46] <mojo2214> Good morning
[12:46] <Rasta1987> hmm, so with a changing ip, I cannot use ssh from outside, right? What if I can tell the IP that the PC is using the moment I want to log in?
[12:46] <ohir> Rasta1987: next: how your home addresses look like? Do they start with 10. or 192.168 ?
[12:46] <shortlord> where can I find the aurora gtk engine? It does not seem to be in the repos which is strange, because it is a widely used engine, isn't it?
[12:47] <exco> can I easily restore an ext4 partition I accidentially formatted fat32 (quick in Winows)?
[12:47] <ohir> Rasta1987: if they do look like, you oughta set your router's NAT to let incoming connection go thru
[12:47] <ozzmosis> Rasta1987: you can login from outside after the IP changes, provided you're not behind a firewall
[12:48] <Rasta1987> If tried it via "ssh name@currentIP" but it terminates because of timeDelay. The IP I am referring to does not start with 192...., it starts with other numbers
[12:49] <Rasta1987> so if I know the current IP, all I need to do is set the router right?
[12:49] <ohir> Rasta1987: is this IP of your host in home, or IP of your home router?
[12:49] <mojo2214> Anyone know how/where I can get a img file of the Desktop ISO?
[12:49] <Rasta1987> host
[12:49] <ohir> Rasta1987: right.
[12:50] <ozzmosis> mojo2214: img file?
[12:50] <ozzmosis> mojo2214: do you want a jpeg of the iso? ;)
[12:50] <ozzmosis> mojo2214: your question makes no sense
[12:50] <koshari1> mojo2214 you want to print the cd?
[12:52] <ohir> Rasta1987: iHotel --> [internet] --> (P)homeRouter --> (N)desktop . You can connect from outside to address (P). You need to configure router that it will forward incoming connections from P port 22 to (N) port 22
[12:53] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[12:53] <ohir> Rasta1987: I am guessing on typical home configuretion
[12:53] <Rasta1987> ohir: right
[12:53] <devius> hey am just curios....dosent the OS "in general" need chipset drivers for the motherboard and graphics card (as in we install after windows setup)....but why in ubuntu dont we don that....or do we just turn our eyes blind and act asif its all right....i dont get it, can someone explain
[12:53] <Mahone> #Parliament
[12:53] <Mahone> #Parliament
[12:53] <ozzmosis> devius: the drivers are built into the kernel
[12:53] <Mahone> #Parliament
[12:53] <Mahone> #Parliament
[12:53] <Mahone> #Parliament
[12:54] <koshari1> devius most of the chipsets on the mobos are supported by the kernel modules,
[12:54] <FloodBot1> NOTICE - If you couldn't speak to the channel during the past minutes, please try again now.
[12:54] <Mahone> #Parliament
[12:54] <Mahone> #Parliament
[12:54] <Mahone> #Parliament
[12:54] <Mahone> #Parliament
[12:54] <devius> ozzmosis: ALL the chipsets are loaded into the ekernel, is that what you r telling m
[12:54] <Mahone> ds
[12:54] <koshari1> devius most
[12:55] <ozzmosis> devius: they are built as modules and loaded when needed
[12:55] <ozzmosis> (mostly)
[12:55] <Rasta1987> can you still see my messages?
[12:55] <ozzmosis> Rasta1987: yes
[12:55] <Rasta1987> ok, thanks
[12:55] <shervin> dpkg-reconfigure -a doesnt wipe the content of home or the user that already existed right?
[12:55] <koshari1> devius run lsmod and it will show you all the modules loaded on your system
[12:56] <ohir> devius: 'driver' in Gate's language is quite equal to 'kernel module' in our language
[12:56] <shervin> it takes forever with this reconfigure
[12:56] <devius> ozzmosis, koshari1: but my computer is at mostly slower than in windows....does that mean a chipset driver is missing **maybe**
[12:56] <ozzmosis> devius: could be any reason
[12:56] <devius> ohir: aha
[12:56] <koshari1> devius i doubt it, whats slower?
[12:57] <shortlord> does anyone know why the aurora gtk engine is not in the repos and where I can download it instead?
[12:57] <koshari1> devius the clock speed will be the same?
[12:58] <devius> koshari1: ya thats what i expect, but the speed at which operations complete are relatively longer on ubuntu than windows....which is disappointing me'
[12:58] <koshari1> devius care to be more specific?
[12:58] <ozzmosis> devius: I've noticed on an old acer laptop (700 MHz) with 256 Mb, Firefox on Ubuntu is a lot slower than in XP, but on a Celeron 2.2 with 1 GB the opposite is true (except for the Adobe Flash plugin!).  I'm not sure I can conclude much from that though :)
[12:58] <koshari1> devius rendering videos? copying files?
[12:59] <Rasta1987> Has anybody had bad experiences with ssh and privateKey regarding security? Is it necessary to stop bruteForce-Attacks via iptables?
[12:59] <Brucevdk> Hi, I'm trying to find out where a proposal for new features (mockups, use case description, goal etc.) can be found? Does anybody happen to have a link ready?
[12:59] <Brucevdk> It should be somewhere on wiki.ubuntu.com
[12:59] <ohir> devius: get additional 256M of RAM. At least +128M
[12:59] <T-KILLER> I have compiled and installed the latest 32 bit FFMPEG and now I am trying to compile and install the latest FFMPEG-PHP but am coming across the error "make: *** [ffmpeg_frame.lo] Error 1"  someone help fix this please ?
[12:59] <devius> koshari1: maybe a kernel module is missing......mostly rendering videos, not file transfer, firefox....ya and the flash plugin
[12:59] <shervin> It seems I have problem with the exim4 package
[12:59] <shervin> its broken or not fully installed
[12:59] <devius> ohir: i have 1.5 gb
[13:00] <koshari1> devius what engine, codec are you using?
[13:00] <ozzmosis> Rasta1987: bruteforce attacks are mostly just an annoyance cos they fill up your logs with failed logins (that's my experience on freebsd anyway)
[13:00] <TheBrayn> howdy folks
[13:00] <ozzmosis> Rasta1987: so it's good to have something to firewall an IP after a certain number of failed attempts
[13:00] <devius> koshari1: meaning ?
[13:00] <ohir> devius: my fault, mistaken with ozzmosis line
[13:00] <devius> ohir: np
[13:00] <ozzmosis> Rasta1987: so unless you have a really obvious password...
[13:00] <Rasta1987> ozzmosis: ok, I think, I set it up anyway!
[13:01] <koshari1> devius what app /codec are you using to recode video files?
[13:01] <tickle4> hi guys
[13:01] <tickle4> can anyone help me?
[13:01] <dooner> Rasta1987, if you don't allow password auth it isn't that big of deal, but annoying.  moving ssh off default port gets rid of most of them..
[13:01] <Brucevdk> I'll go to a team channel instead
[13:01] <koshari1> !ask
[13:01] <ohir> devius: hvae you installed modules for your graphics card?
[13:01] <devius> koshari1: i use mediacoder under wine
[13:01] <Rasta1987> ok, I think I will change the channel instead
[13:01] <koshari1> devius use a native linux app then
[13:01] <T-KILLER> I have compiled and installed the latest 32 bit FFMPEG and now I am trying to compile and install the latest FFMPEG-PHP but am coming across the error "make: *** [ffmpeg_frame.lo] Error 1"  someone help fix this please ?
[13:02] <ohir> devius: System -> Administration -> Drivers (or so, I am using my native language locale)
[13:02] <koshari1> devius i have found mencoder to be very fast
[13:02] <devius> ohir: i installed the one from the ppa launchpad,m but now am using "dri" and "glx" modules after installing from intellinuxgraphics.org
[13:02] <bullgard4> iwconfig recognizes my NETGEAR Wireless PC Card WG511. man iwconfig:  "Please refer to  the man page of each device for details." '~$ man WG511; No manual entry for WG511." How come?
[13:02] <ozzmosis> T-KILLER: what do you use ffmpeg-php for?
[13:03] <devius> ohir: i only have one broadcom driver installed "for the wireless"
[13:03] <devius> and?
[13:03] <shervin> koshari1: I am trying to boot with the live cd now.
[13:04] <tickle4> ok, today i was on a website when i accidently clicked on a popup, it came up with a not very nice website, when i tried to exit the website would move around so i couldnt click it, it would also pop up another window saying which application i would like to use. the webstie was also trying to launch 60 popups. when i shut the computer down and turned it back on, when i tried to go on internet it would come back up with the not nice one.
[13:05] <ohir> devius: so do as koshari1 said. I did'nt notice any speed difference between my nb with 1.6G/1G centrino with linux and workplace desktop with four cores at 2.4G/4G RAM/Windows
[13:05] <Rasta1987> tickle4: i only had that when using windows...
[13:05] <ozzmosis> tickle4: in Firefox?
[13:05] <tickle4> yes
[13:05] <tickle4> but it works fine now
[13:05] <tickle4> is there any chance it will come back?
[13:05] <ozzmosis> tickle4: who knows
[13:05] <dooner> bullgard4, it means the chipset for the wireless card, not the actual model.
[13:06] <devius> ohir, koshari1: not just video conversion - evenwith the flash plugin in FF
[13:06] <ozzmosis> tickle4: the Firefox people might be interested in that though
[13:06] <T-KILLER> ozzmosis: It's a PHP extention that allows access to FFMPEG to allow PHP to access video paramaters of received video files uploaded to the web server.
[13:06] <mojo2214> I have the Acer EEE laptop but I prefer to run the desktop version of Ubuntu over the Notebook Remix, unforuantely I can't get the desktop ISO onto a USB stick correctly for installation but I can get the Notebook Remix disk .IMG file to install without issue, so I'm wondering if there is a disk IMG file of the Desktop ISO I can use. Or where I can find a program that will use the ISO file to be able to be installed via a USB Stick.
[13:06] <ozzmosis> T-KILLER: ah, I see
[13:06] <bullgard4> dooner: How can I detrmine the chipset of the NETGEAR Wireless PC Card WG511?
[13:06] <atlef_> mojo2214: have you tried useing UnetBootin?
[13:06] <dooner> bullgard4, google seems to think the older wg511 are prism based,  where the newer ones are  atheros based
[13:06] <tickle4> but do you think it will come back? i have shut down the computer and restarted numerous times and the interent works fine now.
[13:06] <amanda-b> is there a faq or howto on setting up dual head with kde? it's not just a question of pointing me to xinerama -- as i indicated, it works properly under gnome, but not under kde. nobody's home in #kubuntu.
[13:07] <T-KILLER> FFMPEG transcodes any video type into FLV on the website, much like youtube
[13:07] <T-KILLER> buit it needs FFMPEG-PHP PHP extention to do so
[13:07] <Zelfje> ffmpeg rocks
[13:07] <tickle4> ?
[13:07] <ozzmosis> tickle4: I suspect it was just firefox that broke, not your internet connection
[13:07] <bullgard4> dooner: I googled that result myself before. My question remains as I cannot see if my card is older or newer.
[13:08] <mojo2214> atlef_ : no i tried the first program from the installation help page.
[13:08] <Rasta1987> tickle4: install NoScript and addBlock
[13:08] <T-KILLER> Zelfje: it sure does but im having trouble compiling FFMPEG-PHP extention to worl alongside it
[13:08] <mojo2214> atlef_ : I'll give that a shot, thanks =)
[13:08] <tickle4> so you don't think the horrible website will come back>?
[13:08] <navlelo> does anyone know why i get permission denied when using gdb?
[13:08] <devius> ohir, koshari1: not just video conversion - evenwith the flash plugin in FF
[13:08] <dooner> mojo2214, installing UNR,and then swapping the desktop mode not an option?
[13:08] <T-KILLER> so, does anyone know how to help me?
[13:08] <tickle4> i have deleted all my history
[13:08] <tickle4> on firefox
[13:08] <T-KILLER> I have compiled and installed the latest 32 bit FFMPEG and now I am trying to compile and install the latest FFMPEG-PHP but am coming across the error "make: *** [ffmpeg_frame.lo] Error 1"  someone help fix this please ?
[13:08] <dooner> bullgard4, you say the computer sees it?
[13:08] <mojo2214> dooner: Not sure; any ideas where that might be?
[13:08] <bullgard4> dooner: Yes.
[13:09] <dooner> mojo2214, preferences switch desktop mode :)
[13:09] <ozzmosis> tickle4: it's fairly trivial to erase all your firefox settings in ubuntu
[13:09] <tickle4> what you mean?
[13:09] <dooner> mojo2214, will give you a standard ubuntu desktop as opposed to netbook launcher one
[13:09] <dooner> bullgard4, try dmesg  | grep -i wg511
[13:10] <ozzmosis> tickle4: so that if firefox breaks, you can erase all your firefox settings and it will start fresh again
[13:10] <ozzmosis> tickle4: but most people would never need to do that
[13:10] <dooner> bullgard4, or lspci | grep -i Wireless
[13:10] <tickle4> ok
[13:10] <tickle4> but can you just tell me if the horrible website will pop up again
[13:11] <tickle4> it doesnt at the moment
[13:11] <Pici> Sorry for the flood, but this needs to be done.
[13:11] <Pici> !traffic
[13:11] <Pici>    2.
[13:11] <Pici>       /mode -eeee<EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[13:11] <ozzmosis> tickle4: no, we can't
[13:11] <FloodBot1> Pici: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:11] <Pici>    3.
[13:11] <Pici> arg
[13:11] <dooner> bullgard4, or just lspci and read the output.
[13:11] <Leftblank> Hm, I'm having some trouble with siege and libgcc_s.so.1 here; while running siege at some point the error 'lib ~ must be installed for pthread_cancel to work'; problem is, I got the lib in my /lib/ folder, where do I start looking now?
[13:12] <devius> ohir, koshari1: not just video conversion - evenwith the flash plugin in FF
[13:12] <tickle4> but how could it come back? if it doesnt at the moment, and i have deleted it out of the history
[13:12] <derspankster> If I replace virtualbox OSE with 2.2.2 and don't remove my .vdi will I be able to access it with the new version of VB?
[13:12] <tickle4> (sorry im not good with computers)
[13:13] <solomon_> I installed ubuntu on a blank drive and partitioned it and now I cannot install windows seven
[13:13] <ozzmosis> derspankster: is the .vdi the hard disk image?
[13:13] <dooner> derspankster, yes you should be able to.
[13:13] <ohir> devius: excuse me, I oughta go. Good Luck.
[13:13] <tickle4> ?
[13:13] <derspankster> thanks dooner
[13:13] <solomon_> I installed ubuntu on a blank drive and partitioned it and now I cannot install windows seven
[13:14] <ozzmosis> tickle4: you'll have to talk to some firefox experts about it
[13:14] <Rasta1987> solomon: is there a code 5? Can you boot?
[13:14] <Dulak> solomon_: you didn't leave any free space on the drive?
[13:14] <tickle4> how?
[13:14] <mojo2214> tickle4: it's hard to say because the various types of ways popup scripts are run, it could take the deletion of certain cookies and/or clearing of cache files.  You best bet is to download a java script blocker of some kind.  You can find plenty of them via the AddOns offered by Firefox.  Also, check to make sure your homepage didn't get changed by the popups.
[13:14] <derspankster> ozzmosis: yes, it is a hard disk image
[13:14] <tickle4> i'd prefer not to talk over the phone
[13:14] <devius> ohir ok bye
[13:14] <solomon_> I have 189gb of free space I think its complaining about it not being able to be at the beggining of the drive
[13:14] <tickle4> is there anyway i can talk to some firefox experts on a chatroom
[13:15] <ozzmosis> derspankster: upgrades don't touch the .vdi
[13:15] <etb> ozzmosis: freebsd /var/db/pkg
[13:15] <ozzmosis> tickle4: #firefox would be the go
[13:15] <Dulak> solomon_: yeah windows is a bastard sometimes, I always install it as the first partition, and before I install linux
[13:15] <tickle4> ok ty
[13:15] <solomon_> Dulak: Do  you think I will need to redo it?
[13:15] <derspankster> ozzmosis: it is my understanding that I must first remove OSE then install 2.2 - leaves the image alone?
[13:16] <mojo2214> Hey dooner: that's what I needed, thanks!
[13:16] <Rasta1987> Solomon: Win has to be installed on a primary Partition and at best, the first one on the drive, so it will get the letter C:
[13:16] <furythor> How to open .mkv file properly, I did get one video in that format and VLC player does not play it properly, picture is unviewable
[13:16] <dooner> mojo2214, nice glad it was something easy..
[13:16] <ozzmosis> derspankster: I don't know about the former
[13:17] <Dulak> furythor: VLC plays everything, your file is messed up I'd bet
[13:17] <furythor> great.
[13:17] <Rasta1987> Dulak: I can play mkv with vlc, but I cannot skip to any part, for it will quit working.
[13:18] <derspankster> ozzmosis: at least, that's what I've read but didn't mention accessing the existing .vdi images
[13:18] <mojo2214> here a quick opinion question - which IRC Clients do ppl prefer or do y`all [yes i live in south ;) ] just use the pidgin program?
[13:18] <Dulak> Rasta1987: you can try mplayer, it's also pretty good but VLC is the swiss-army knife of video players, it plays everything I've ever thrown at it
[13:19] <Leftblank> I'm having some trouble with siege and libgcc_s.so.1 here; while running siege I get this error; 'lib ~ must be installed for pthread_cancel to work'; problem is, I got the lib in my /lib/ folder, how do I figure out where siege is looking?
[13:19] <ozzmosis> derspankster: wouldn't hurt to make a backup of the .vdi files ? :)
[13:19] <furythor> yeah, I could place my money on that file is corrupted, so ...
[13:19] <derspankster> ozzmosis: but, I'm thinking if they're in the correct location, you would be able to after upgrade.
[13:19] <tickle4> no-one is at #firefox
[13:19] <Zelfje> about irc clients, i need a multi line paste web portal.. currently use cgi:irc but that one dont do multiline..
[13:19] <derspankster> ozzmosis: yes, indeed
[13:20] <Rasta1987> Please don't laugh at me: I like Gnome, but I want to have widget like Plasma (KDE4.2, and Screenlets doesn't do it for me), does anybody have experience with the use of Plasma under GNOME (as I understand, you'd have to install the whole KDE4.2 desktop and use Plasma solely).
[13:20] <cylex> Where can I download the source for Ubuntu?
[13:20] <Myrtti> Rasta1987: have you tried gdesklets?
[13:21] <Rasta1987> Myrtti:yes, I sitll want Plasma-Wigdets
[13:21] <|lekarousar|> can anyone help me remove a broken package please?
[13:21] <guntbert> !pastebin | Zelfje: is this what you want? -
[13:21] <furythor> Cylex you would not get one huge ball of source code, rather thousand small ones, and depending what you want to do you need to be more specific
[13:21] <ozzmosis> derspankster: 7zip's good for compressing HDD images .. slow but efficient
[13:21] <ozzmosis> bbl
[13:22] <cylex> furythor: that's fine.. how do I get a source for a particular package.
[13:22] <proximo> Hi there...i'm trying to understand the inner works of RIP (routing information protocol).
[13:22] <proximo> If you have 3 different gateways connected to the same subnet there is simply no use enabling RIP.
[13:22] <mojo2214> anyone know if you can use MS Office 2003 with Wine?  I have some excel files with macros that Open Office looks at an goes @(&*(!!!!!! X_x!
[13:22] <guntbert> proximo: best ask in ##networking
[13:23] <proximo> guntbert: ok, will ask, thnx for directing me.
[13:23] <Zelfje> guntbert: i dont need pastebin, just a irc client to use on website that support multiline paste
[13:23] <Leftblank> mojo2214 ye you can
[13:23] <cylex> |lekarousar|: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-528785.html
[13:23] <furythor> from repository usually, although you need to mark "source code" from software sources
[13:23] <guntbert> proximo: np :-)
[13:23] <Rasta1987> mojo2214: if wine doesn't work and your machine is able to, why not use VirtualBox with windows?
[13:23] <guntbert> Zelfje: then I misunderstood you :-)
[13:24] <Leftblank> How can I figure out where an app (siege) is looking for a lib ( libgcc_s.so.1 )? It keeps saying the lib is missing while it's not
[13:24] <mojo2214> Rasta1987: b/c I'm new to this game and never heard of it ;D
[13:24] <guntbert> Leftblank: best ask the authors of that app
[13:24] <furythor> Cylex which package source code you are after anyway ?
[13:24] <Leftblank> guntbert, I would if it wasnt for their inactivity
[13:24] <Zelfje> i.e. im looking for a mibbit alike source
[13:25] <xisco> how can I restore a deleted file with bzr ?
[13:25] <mojo2214> my eee and ubuntu is my first real attempt into using linux and connectiong open source programs/apps so forgive me for the n00bl3t type questions.
[13:25] <Rasta1987> mojo2214: VirtualBox emulates a whole Computer, it takes a little HardDiskSpace and a little of you GraficAdapter and of your Processor. Then you can install Windows on that virtual Machine and run it in Ubuntu. But it takes a resources to run well.
[13:26] <|lekarousar|> Cylence: didn't work thanks anyways
[13:26] <|lekarousar|> cylex: didn't work thanks anyways
[13:26] <Rasta1987> mojo2214: just keep trying, it is the best thing that happened to me, since I met Windows.
[13:26] <vladimirboyd> hello everyone
[13:26] <guntbert> Leftblank: then you could look through the output of `which siege` (assuming the app is started by that name)
[13:26] <guntbert> Leftblank: then you could look through the output of ldd `which siege` (assuming the app is started by that name)
[13:27] <Leftblank> thanks guntbert, will try that
[13:27] <mojo2214> Rasta1987: not sure my laptop has enough of those resources and thanks, I plan on checking it out.  Now if I can just learn all the terminal stuff I'll be doing a lot better
[13:27] <guntbert> Leftblank: happy hunting
[13:27] <shervin> is it true that I should have done "do-release-upgrade" when going from hardy to jaunty because apt-get dist-upgrade is from one distro to another?
[13:27] <shervin> or one version that is
[13:27] <Rasta1987> ok, I gotta go. Thanks to everyone1
[13:27] <Rasta1987> !
[13:28] <Rasta1987> now,... how do I exit?
[13:28] <mojo2214> c-ya
[13:28] <mojo2214> type /exit
[13:28] <mojo2214> works in most cases
[13:28] <Tyler> /quit or /part
[13:28] <Rasta1987> not here
[13:28] <guntbert> Rasta1987: type /part #ubuntu
[13:28] <Dulak> /exit
[13:28] <Dulak> haha
[13:29] <vladimirboyd> Q: when i open Pidgin in one workspace, but the taskbar button appears in all of the workspaces. is this GNOME or Pidgin related problem?
[13:30] <bullgard4> dooner: '~$ dmesg  | grep -i wg511' produces no output. Nor '~$ lspci | grep -i Wireless'. '~$lspci' produces the line: "02:00:0 Network controller: Intersil Corporation ISL3890 [Prism GT/Prism Duettel/ISL3886 [Prism Javelin/Prism Xbow] (rev 01)." How can I use this information for the  man iwconfig statement: "Please refer to the man page of each device for details."?
[13:31] <adrian2002> hi, im a noob, i was wondering how i can route normal audio through my internal PC speaker(the one that beeps), if that's possible at all -- im stuck at work with no headphones
[13:31] <royalwarecast> can the "hwd" be used in ubuntu?
[13:32] <cylex> adrian2002: I don't think you can do that
[13:32] <guntbert> royalwarecast: whats the "hwd" ?
[13:32] <Tyler> royalwarecast: no, that's specifically for archlinux if I understand correctly
[13:32] <flintwingel> adrian2002: the "beep" speaker is usually separate hardware from the normal sound output
[13:33] <adrian2002> cylex: lol kthanks
[13:33] <adrian2002> flintwingel: understood
[13:33] <ActionParsnip> yo yo yo
[13:33] <royalwarecast> it's used in archlinux and is a hardware detecting tools ...
[13:33] <royalwarecast> s/tools/tool
[13:34] <T-KILLER> anyone know of an alternative to ffmpeg-php so that i can get a video sharing site up and running?  apparently ffmpeg-php is no longer under active development but is a requirement for things like PHPMotion and Viviscript
[13:34] <T-KILLER> i need to know that it works jsut like ffmpeg-php so that vidiscript and phpmotion will work
[13:34] <hackeron> hey, I'm using ubuntu-minimal and just have a simple window manager and firefox but I can't figure out how to get the resolution 800x480 working - I've added Modes           "800x480" but it's ignored :(
[13:34] <guntbert> !ot | T-KILLER
[13:35] <ActionParsnip> hackeron: what video card does lspci | grep -i vga   say you have
[13:35] <hackeron> ActionParsnip: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8623 [Apollo CLE266] integrated CastleRock graphics (rev 03)
[13:35] <hackeron> ActionParsnip: it uses the unichrome xorg driver
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> hackeron: are you using a crt monitor?
[13:36] <hackeron> ActionParsnip: no, an LCD touch screen
[13:36] <lightbricko> How do I install php-gtk on Jaunty?
[13:36] <ActionParsnip> hackeron: maybe you need to specify the modelines and refresh rates in xorg.conf before it wil play nice
[13:36] <dooner> bullgard4, hmm.  so it is a prism xbox/javelin
[13:37] <|lekarousar|> can anyone please help me remove nvidia-glx-177?
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> lightbricko: sudo apt-get install php-gtk is my first guess
[13:37] <hackeron> ActionParsnip: I did specify the modelines that were working with ubuntu intrepid
[13:37] <corigo> Can someone please tell me a graphical way to permanently mount secondary drives without having to manually edit fstab etc
[13:37] <sgaravat> in #pd
[13:37] <hackeron> ActionParsnip: but they are ignored on jaunty :(
[13:37] <ActionParsnip> |lekarousar|: sudo apt-get --purge remove nvidia-glx-177; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[13:38] <hackeron> ActionParsnip: they aren't even showing up in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
[13:38] <|lekarousar|> ActionParsnip: gives an error code (1)
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> hackeron: if you use : dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg it may help
[13:38] <PF> can anyone tell me how to change uname -a
[13:38] <hackeron> ActionParsnip: this is my xorg.conf: http://rafb.net/p/AJ7bUF85.html
[13:38] <flintwingel> hackeron: is the resolution you want listed in the output of xrandr?
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> |lekarousar|: can you pastebin the whole output please
[13:38] <ActionParsnip> !paste | |lekarousar|
[13:39] <hackeron> flintwingel: one sec, I'll go check :)
[13:39] <hmw> my USB HD seems to transfer 2MB/s, but my hardware should be USB 2.0. I tried lspci -vv, but I cant make out, if i have a 1.1 or 2.0 controller. Please someone take a look at the output of my lspci and tell me, what controller I have: http://pastebin.com/f1decdd2c
[13:39] <|lekarousar|> ActionParsnip: i have to type it all up?
[13:39] <arcaos> hello folks
[13:39] <dooner> bullgard4, which release of ubuntu ?
[13:39] <ActionParsnip> |lekarousar|: no, copy and paste from terminal to the bin
[13:39] <catfish> hi guys
[13:39] <arcaos> what could be going on when I plug in my USB key and it just doesn't appear on the desktop?
[13:39] <lightbricko> ActionParsnip: I don't think it's in the repos. I've tried to compile from code, but some errors: http://paste.ubuntu.com/177174/
[13:40] <hackeron> flintwingel: yes! - Screen 0: minimum 640 x 480, current 800 x 480, maximum 800 x 480
[13:40] <mojo2214> so another issue - the wireless, the router in the house is set to WEP Open System 64 Bit Hex, believe me I'd rather do some changes but the roommates would murder me - what do I need to tell my system in order to acess the wireless again since I'm not finding options that match those requirements?
[13:40] <arcaos> lshw tells me I have some USB 2.0 devices...
[13:40] <catfish> I added an umask to the entry of my line for a nfs share in the fstab
[13:40] <bullgard4> dooner: I cannot put to good use your answer. I'd like to know how I can use the above statement to make good use of the man iwconfig statement: ""Please refer to the man page of each device for details."?
[13:40] <bullgard4> dooner: Ubuntu 9.04
[13:40] <ActionParsnip> lightbricko: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/php5/+bug/262251
[13:41] <catfish> since i'm added the entry, i cannot mount it, mount says, mount.nfs: an incorrect mount option was specified
[13:41] <dooner> bullgard4, seems to be some issues with that card.  some suggestions saying use ndiswrappers (I don't know who to do that,sorry). this might help though...http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=701287
[13:41] <Stepan1> Quick, How can someone on an XP computer see my Ubuntu.  Control the desktop, etc?
[13:41] <flintwingel> hackeron: Menu->preferences->display will let you select the resolution
[13:41] <vladimirboyd> another question: when i copy some text from an application, i am them only able to paste into another whilst the first one is opened. how to deal with it?
[13:41] <catfish> what is worng, could you pls habe a look on my line
[13:41] <|lekarousar|> ActionParsnip: I can't it's on my other machine which won't have X until i fix the graphics problem
[13:41] <dooner> Stepan1,  vnc
[13:41] <catfish> <IP_ADDRESS>:/raid0/data/lhc /media/lhc nfs user,rw,rsize=4096,wsize=4096,umask=0000 0 1
[13:41] <ActionParsnip> |lekarousar|: do you have www on it?
[13:41] <bullgard4> dooner: I do not need ndiswrapper because the present driver works.
[13:41] <hackeron> flintwingel: I don't have the desktop, I'm using ubuntu-minimal - what's the command?
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> |lekarousar|: you can pipe the output to pastebinit
[13:42] <ravel_> anybody knows why after reflashing bios, dmidecode returns: "Wrong DMI structures length: 501 bytes announced, structures occupy 335 bytes"?
[13:42] <ActionParsnip> i got a meeting now, bbrs
[13:42] <|lekarousar|> how?
[13:42] <arcaos> the light on the key doesn't even come on.... would this be something of ubuntu not recognizing tye USB ports on my notebook?
[13:42] <Stepan1> dooner: Is that preinstalled with ubuntu?
[13:42] <ghabit> Hello. How to manage daemons autostarting at ubuntu? Through ssh access.
[13:42] <dooner> bullgard4,  ok sorry, thought you where having issues getting it to work
[13:42] <dooner> !vnc | Stepan1
[13:42] <Dr_Willis> arcaos:  plug it in.. wait a few moments.. check out put of 'dmesg' command..  try command again a few seconds later see if anything at the end changes..
[13:43] <flintwingel> hackeron: try xrandr --mode 640x480
[13:43] <vladimirboyd> anyone?
[13:43] <vladimirboyd> any suggestions?
[13:43] <Digit1> Hello
[13:43] <arcaos> Dr_Willis: ok
[13:43] <Digit1> how can I extract the audio from a video ??
[13:43] <dooner> bullgard4, driver is prism54pci
[13:43] <Stepan1> !FreeNX | Stepan1
[13:43] <hackeron> flintwingel: it just shows me usage for xrandr
[13:43] <Dr_Willis> arcaos:  or in a terminal window run ->   tail -f /var/log/kern.log
[13:43] <magnetron> Digit1: i'd use ffmpeg
[13:44] <Dr_Willis> arcaos:  and watch the window as you plugin/remove things...
[13:44] <Digit1> magnetron, it fails
[13:44] <magnetron> Digit1: how?
[13:44] <hackeron> flintwingel: ah!  xrandr --output 0 --mode 640x480
[13:44] <arcaos> Dr_Willis: nope.... nothing. Even the light on the USB key doesn't come on
[13:44] <Digit1> http://pastebin.com/m790123f0
[13:45] <mojo84> woops - sorry if I missed the answer to my question
[13:45] <flintwingel> hackeron: forgot that bit... don't use it very often :)
[13:45] <Oggi> hai
[13:46] <Oggi> purwokerto
[13:46] <Dr_Willis> arcaos:  weirdness.. could try it with other live cd's or os's - last time i had a issue like that - the port was bad.. tried other ports?
[13:46] <vladimirboyd> found the answer to Pidgin problem
[13:46] <rgmz> can i disable 3D acceleration for one particular program
[13:46] <magnetron> Digit1: you can't use "-acodec copy" if you want to *convert* from aac to mp3...
[13:46] <bullgard4> dooner: The driver is not prism54pci. The driver is prism54. --  I repeat my question: Where is the associated man page for it?
[13:46] <Digit1> ah ok
[13:46] <Digit1> sorry
[13:46] <Digit1> :S
[13:47] <Digit1> too much paste
[13:47] <hmw> ghabit: sysvconig can do that
[13:47] <rgmz> can i disable 3D acceleration for one particular program
[13:47] <hmw> ghabit: sysvconfig can do that
[13:47] <arcaos> Dr_Willis: tried all ports and they worked under winxp before I installed ubuntu .... funny thing as well as that lshw says http://paste.ubuntu.com/177179/
[13:47] <hmw> ghabit: sory, my ubuntu is so slow, it even fogets keystroles
[13:48] <ghabit> hmw: Thanks a lot.
[13:49] <mojo84> I'm trying to update my Adobe Flash player and got a msg of "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libcurl3" - how do I fix this?
[13:49] <nootrope> hello. can anyone tell me where/how to suppress window chrome on my Terminal windows? I can't find that setting in the Terminal Preferences.
[13:49] <rgmz> can i disable 3D acceleration for one particular program
[13:49] <magnetron> Digit1: try this instead: ffmpeg -i video.mp4 sound.mp3
[13:49] <macvr> nootrope: u mean like without the window borders?
[13:50] <hmw> my USB hard drive is running at a speed of 2MB/s (all my hardware is USB 2.0) - how can I find out, whats wrong? The drive also runs slowly on other PCs, regardless of operating system
[13:50] <arcaos> Dr_Willis: will try and take notebook to pieces to see if there is anything wrong physically, thx for your help anyway
[13:51] <CQ> hello, I have samba set up on an ubuntu box, the drive shares fine, but I get access denied when I try to access it from a windows box... I have a usermap set up, how can I get windows to prompt for the password to get access to the drive?
[13:52] <hmw> my USB hard drive is running at a speed of 2MB/s (all my hardware is USB 2.0) - how can I find out, whats wrong? The drive also runs slowly on other PCs, regardless of operating system - I am copying a large file right now, and my Ubuntu is terribly slow, allthough there is nearly no activity on the disk
[13:52] <inflex> Is it possible to adapt the standard Ubuntu 9.04 to the notebook remix via apt-get ?
[13:52] <kdub> hmw: could be USB2.0 communication specs, but the on-chip data management may operate at a slower rate than the usb bus
[13:53] <hmw> kdub:  th drive is sold as USB 2.0
[13:53] <kdub> hmw: let me rephrase, the actual memory may be slower than usb2.0 is capable of
[13:53] <hmw> kdub: 2MB/s is the speed of USB 1.1
[13:53] <jorgerosa> hello
[13:53] <hmw> and its killing my computer... i can barely type
[13:54] <bullgard4> hmw: Fröhlichen Herrentag!
[13:54] <hmw> Herrentag?
[13:55] <ravel_> anybody knows why after reflashing bios, dmidecode returns: "Wrong DMI structures length: 501 bytes announced, structures occupy 335 bytes"?
[13:55] <ychat> Hi, is there any audio-diary application for ubuntu ?
[13:57] <mojo84> I'm trying to update my Adobe Flash player and got a msg of "Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libcurl3" - how do I fix or update the file in question?
[13:58] <baobao> royalwarecast, hehe
[13:58] <royalwarecast> baobao: ?
[13:59] <ychat> mojo84, aptitude install libcurl3 ?
[13:59] <baobao> royalwarecast, you are here too
[13:59] <royalwarecast> baobao: yes, there are so many kind people here
[14:00] <royalwarecast> I can learn a lot
[14:00] <baobao> royalwarecast, where
[14:00] <royalwarecast> right here
[14:00] <mojo84> ychat: sorry i'm still new and learning, mind explaining that aptitude install libcurl3 means or is that a terminal command I should run with sudo?
[14:00] <baobao> royalwarecast, good for you
[14:00] <royalwarecast> you tooo
[14:01] <baobao> royalwarecast, do you come here often
[14:01] <baobao> royalwarecast, how do you like ubuntu?
[14:01] <baobao> royalwarecast, what do you think of ubuntu
[14:02] <ychat> mojo84, yes on a terminal
[14:02] <aranyik> hello
[14:02] <ychat> mojo84, with sudo
[14:02] <ychat> mojo84, sorry.
[14:02] <Amalgam> Good evening ladies
[14:02] <royalwarecast> baobao: every night ,, very friendly to users especially for new fish
[14:02] <Amalgam> I just happen to be a man whore with carrot eyes
[14:02] <Dulak> mojo84: aptitude is a package manager app for the commandline, if someone tells you run an install command with it, you'd do "sudo aptitude install packagenamehere" at the command line
[14:02] <Amalgam> Please don't ban me
[14:02] <Amalgam> I need this place
[14:03] <Amalgam> Fuck this
[14:03] <eQuiNoX> small help here
[14:03] <eQuiNoX> shell programming
[14:03] <eQuiNoX> basic shell programming...
[14:03] <hmw> kdub:  do you really think, 2MB/s on a "high speed USB 2.0 drive" could be "normal"?
[14:04] <Iraimbilanja> Hi
[14:04] <Dulak> eQuiNoX: you gonna ask a question or what?
[14:04] <eQuiNoX> Dulak: i have a file with the following content
[14:04] <eQuiNoX> LAPTOP_MODE=0
[14:04] <aranyik> I am trying to install linux on an old PII with USB HDD but it wont boot from it, i tried linuxpendrive, GRUB  but it doesnt see the drive, however when i launch ubuntu installation disk, i can install on this drive...please someone
[14:04] <Pici> !enter | eQuiNoX
[14:04] <baobao> royalwarecast, what do you think of this distribution
[14:05] <eQuiNoX> i need to change it to the following
[14:05] <baobao> royalwarecast, worth trying?
[14:05] <eQuiNoX> LAPTOP_MODE=1
[14:05] <eQuiNoX> using shell code
[14:05] <mojo84> ychat/dulak: thanks for the clarification
[14:05] <Iraimbilanja> We run Ubuntu 8.04 32bit with a Athlon X2 64bit CPU. If we switch to a 64bit version of Ubuntu and compile a C++ program there, will the resulting executable work on 32bit PCs? IIUC we only need to specify -mcpu/-march, is that right?
[14:05] <kdub> hmw: i wouldnt rule it out, marketers like to stretch the truth :D
[14:05] <macvr> baobao: royalwarecast : pls take off topic discussions to #ubuntu-offtopic
[14:05] <Dulak> eQuiNoX: check out sed, google for sed examples
[14:05] <eQuiNoX> ease of implementation to be given preferance over efficency
[14:05] <royalwarecast> yeah I'm just using it
[14:05] <eQuiNoX> Dulak: Thank you
[14:05] <hmw> kdub: i cant believe it. I want my money back.
[14:06] <baobao> royalwarecast, how well is ubuntu laptop support
[14:06] <heroin> Hey
[14:06] <hmw> kdub: since it is exactly USB 1.1 speed and it kills my notebook, i suspect some bad driver to be in use
[14:07] <ravelon> anybody knows why after reflashing bios, dmidecode returns: "Wrong DMI structures length: 501 bytes announced, structures occupy 335 bytes"?
[14:07] <raven_> greetings - have an "segmentation fault5" with FFMPEG: http://pastebin.com/d69b362bf need help please - tnx
[14:07] <royalwarecast> baobao: I haven't tried yet ,so it's hard to remark ... but it appears to be nice on ARM so I think it's won't be disappointing
[14:08] <royalwarecast> on laptop
[14:08] <hmw> ravelon: this is a ubuntu support channel, so your chances to find someone with that specific knowledge are not too good. I recommend you type int that messag to google and hope for finding an answer.
[14:10] <heroin> anyone know how i can make my Ubuntu Desktop into a gateway so i can hang my xbox1 to my network?
[14:11] <Pici> !ics | heroin try these links
[14:11] <Oggi__><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[14:12] <heroin> Pici: thanks
[14:12] <nogoodreason> Hmm... I'm trying to register on Freenode.  Am I even in the right place?
[14:12] <rgmz> quit
[14:12] <kdub> hmw: you have to be using the ehci driver apparently for usb2.0
[14:13] <hmw> nogoodreason: start with /nickserv or /nickserv register. You can do that from here, but its not related to the channe, but to the server you are connected to (freenode)
[14:13] <cyzie> hi, how do i restart the sound?
[14:13] <hiemanshu_> !ext4
[14:13] <hmw> kdub: will check again. I saw ehci AND ohci with lspci
[14:13] <hiemanshu_> cyzie, /etc/init.d/alsa-utils restart
[14:14] <hmw> kdub: my notebook is slow as a pentium4 with 200MHz right now
[14:14] <Pici> !register | nogoodreason
[14:14] <cyzie> hiemanshu_, does nto seem to work
[14:14] <cyzie> hiemanshu_, my sound card still dotn have sound
[14:14] <hiemanshu_> cyzie, what is the problem
[14:15] <Pici> !nickspam > T-KILLER___
[14:15] <cyzie> hiemanshu_, it has sound and it work fine
[14:15] <cyzie> until i open a video file and then the app terminated
[14:15] <cyzie> now dont haev sound
[14:15] <hiemanshu_> cyzie, did you try rebooting the computer?
[14:15] <cyzie> hiemanshu_, reboot sure work
[14:15] <cyzie> but i dont want to
[14:16] <nootrope> macvr, Sorry, had to walk away for a while. Yeah,make Terminal display without window borders.
[14:16] <Milos_SD> What do I need to enable ffmpeg support when I compile MPD?
[14:16] <hiemanshu_> cyzie, wait lemme look
[14:16] <hiemanshu_> !sound
[14:16] <macvr> nootrope: use devilspie , that allows u to remove window borders
[14:17] <nootrope> macvr, thanks!
[14:17] <hmw> kdub: lspci lists 2 OHCI and one EHCI USB controllers. The strange thing is not only, how it slows down the whole computer, but the drive was slow on different computers with different OSes, too, so I suspect a problem with the drive in fact. Strange thing is the USB1.1 speed.
[14:17] <kdub> hmw: are you running the OS off the drive?
[14:18] <hmw> kdub: no, its my 750GB backup drive
[14:18] <heroin> Pici: can i do an ICS with a wireless connenction and a wired?
[14:18] <Pici> heroin: Probably
[14:19] <kdub> hmw: oh, i was thinking you were running a livecd off a flash drive
[14:19] <hmw> kdub: it's trying to copy 4.6 GB onto the drive right now. I switched to my Windows computer for chatting and research on the topic. I didnt find a forum entry regarding to this problem yet.
[14:19] <kdub> hmw: a hard drive should be able to keep up with usb2 data transfer rates :P
[14:20] <heroin> Pici: comforting answer
[14:20] <hmw> kdub: if it was within the specs of that piece of hardware, it would be ludicrous. Making that drive full would take 4 days or so.
[14:20] <Pici> heroin: I personally haven't done it, sorry
[14:20] <oladejo> hello
[14:20] <hmw> kdub: Maybe I shouldnt think of that thing as a backup- _tape_ drive
[14:21] <Hideme> If you have 4GB of memory, can you please paste me the output of "free -m" ?
[14:21] <hmw> kdub: its 1.2MB/s in fact, as I see now in that "File Operations" window. Copying only some large files.
[14:21] <klappi> cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies gives me only one frequency. acpi-cpufreq is loaded can anyone help?
[14:22] <darthanubis> klappi, is scaling enabled in BIOS
[14:22] <darthanubis> ?
[14:22] <klappi> darthanubis: yes i tried both enabled and auto
[14:23] <darthanubis> weird
[14:23] <helper> hello folks , can you remember me in which file i add the PATH=$PATH... so the command can be executed directly in terminal ? which file in /etc/ ? thx
[14:23] <hmw> kdub: I am reading some "product comparisons" for that drive. (Maxtor OneTouch 4, 750MB). I saw a couple of times "relatively slow USB performance" - but those people cant relate to my speed, I suppose. What do you think, could it be really that slow?
[14:23] <nootrope> macvr, you'd think Compiz would have a hide-window-borders setting...
[14:23] <aranyik> I am trying to install linux on an old PII with USB HDD but it wont boot from it, i tried linuxpendrive, GRUB  but it doesnt see the drive, however when i launch ubuntu installation disk, i can install on this drive...please someone
[14:23] <hmw> GB of course...
[14:23] <darthanubis> helper, I forget as well, but google reminds me when needed.
[14:23] <kdub> helper: if you're using the default shell, i think its ~/.bashrc
[14:23] <darthanubis> not trying to be a wise guy either
[14:24] <klappi> ~/,profile?
[14:24] <helper> kdub, right this one :D thx
[14:24] <hp> i am new
[14:24] <dupondje> hellow, my flashplugin doesn't seem to allow connections to other servers, any id how to solve this ? I can't play games @ netlog because of that
[14:24] <nogoodreason> *waves*  Hi guys.  I've just registered.  Is there a dedicated 'n00b room' for new Linux users, out of interest?  I have a few fairly noobish questions about drivers...
[14:24] <macvr> nootrope: i had thought so , but compiz doesnt do it , if u find devilspie difficult to configure , just google gDevilspie and use it to configure devilspie
[14:25] <hp> #ubuntu:join
[14:25] <helper> kdub, if i want on startup to execute a script where i add it ?
[14:25] <heroin> i cant view videos on break.com it states i need flash wats up?
[14:25] <nootrope> macvr, cool. thanks.
[14:25] <Digit1> magnetron, you there ?
[14:25] <kkathman> what is a good IDE for C programming on ubuntu (comparable to kdevelop on kde)??
[14:26] <magnetron> Digit1: hello
[14:26] <gordonjcp> kkathman: anjuta maybe
[14:26] <ozzmosis> kkathman: you can install kdevelop in ubuntu
[14:26] <raven_> greetings - have an "segmentation fault5" with FFMPEG: http://pastebin.com/d69b362bf need help please - tnx
[14:26] <kdub> helper: depends where in startup you want the script to run. earlier in boot, things in /etc/init.d/ are run, later in boot gnome can do startup scripts
[14:26] <ozzmosis> kkathman: I've heard good things about eclipse...
[14:26] <gordonjcp> kkathman: I just use gedit, but then I don't like IDEs much
[14:26] <kdub> kkathman: vim, ctags, and a prompt are the best way to go
[14:27] <helper> kdub, i just put script in folder init.d and it will execute when it boot ?
[14:27] <Digit1> it seems to fail in some cases
[14:27] <ozzmosis> kkathman: I tend to just use gedit or jed, and makefiles from the shell.  I mostly write short programs though :)
[14:27] <klappi> the file /etc/init.d/rc.local is run at boot for example
[14:27] <kkathman> ok thanks guys - used gedit and its fine but I guess I like that warm feeling around an IDE :)
[14:27] <kdub> kkathman: but if you _really_ want an ide, i recommend geany
[14:27] <hmw> kdub: Regarding to http://www.expertreviews.co.uk/labs/189618/maxtor-onetouch-4-plus-500gb.html, the predecessor drive with 500MB was as slow as 6.5MB/s with _small_ files
[14:27] <ozzmosis> I wonder if people still use rhide?  old clone of borland's ms-dos ide
[14:27] <kkathman> ozzmosis,  problem with kdevelop is that it has to install alot of kde stuff that I dont really want
[14:27] <Digit1> magnetron, http://pastebin.com/m3c5adfbc
[14:27] <Iraimbilanja> they do
[14:27] <fr_> chat ubuntu in italiano
[14:28] <ozzmosis> kkathman: yeah, lots of dependencies!
[14:28] <Digit1> magnetron, and gets stuck there
[14:28] <kkathman> I'll look at anjuta or just stay with gedit :)
[14:28] <ozzmosis> kkathman: if you're just writing your own programs I recommend learning how to use Make
[14:28] <kkathman> my stuff is rather small right now
[14:28] <fr_> dove la chat in italiano
[14:28] <kdub> helper: no, it has to be in a standard format. you probably just want the functionality from system->prefs->startupapss
[14:28] <kkathman> ozzmosis,  actually i'm kinda dong a crash course in C so I can program for the iPhone
[14:29] <tdn> I have a geode chipset with a hardware random number generator. There is a module for it: geode_rng and it is loaded. How do I use it to generate random data?
[14:29] <ozzmosis> kkathman: oh ok, I guess that's a little more complicated, but makefiles are still probably the way to go
[14:29] <helper> kdub, i don't have it the startuppass in sys/pref
[14:29] <kdub> kkathman: the iphone can run native apps? i thought they would have sandboxed it a bit more...
[14:29] <magnetron> Digit1: did you let it finish? looks like it's working
[14:29] <Yankefish> need a lil help i have vista x64,and ubuntu 9.04 on a dual boot, i want to use the vista bootloader how can i do that
[14:30] <kdub> helper: it may be called sessions, i think gnome recently changed that
[14:30] <fr_> where is  the chat in italian
[14:30] <fr_> '''
[14:30] <fr_> ???
[14:30] <Digit1> looks like it, but... it's not finishing or consuming any CPU
[14:30] <Dr_Willis> Yankefish:  why do you want to use the vista bootloader? grub is much easier to learn.
[14:30] <kkathman> kdub - they actually run a superset of C called objective C-  the stack is really nice and has a built-in GUI layer for easy Object manipulation
[14:30] <magnetron> !it | fr_
[14:31] <fr_> grazie milleeeeeeeeeee
[14:31] <kdub> kkathman: ah, objective C :) makes more sense
[14:31] <Digit1> and the process is in 'T' state
[14:31] <Yankefish> it look so junky to me is there anyway to remove entries and customize what they say
[14:31] <helper> kdub, ya session found it i add it and add the command to run it? that's it ?
[14:31] <kdub> helper: yep
[14:31] <helper> kdub, okie thx :*
[14:31] <klappi> have you tried codeblocks for c++ ide?
[14:31] <kdub> hmw: there's always firewire :) i'm still not convinced though that its the drive's fault
[14:32] <Yankefish> Dr Willis can i customize the grub loader text entries
[14:32] <kkathman> kdub right - if you know C, Objective C is C plus some built-in classes and extensions to access the iPhone's built in things like the accelerometer, the sliders, touch sensors, etc
[14:33] <Digit1> magnetron, 'T' = traced or stopped :S
[14:33] <kdub> kkathman: yes, i'm aware :)
[14:33] <rCX> Where are terminal programs installed in ubuntu?
[14:33] <p-suti_> Server irc.cc.tut.fi
[14:34] <kdub> rCX: /usr/bin/gnome-terminal is the default
[14:34] <Yankefish> anybody know an way to edit grub bootloader entries
[14:35] <rCX> kdub: Thx
[14:35] <kdub> rCX: more generally 'which ${programname}' will tell you where any executable on your $PATH lives
[14:35] <Dulak> Yankfish: the file is /boot/grub/menu.lst usually
[14:35] <ohir> Yankefish: <youreditor> /boot/grub/menu.lst
[14:36] <Yankefish> Dulak can i edit in vista
[14:36] <kdub> mm, you could find a way to mount the drive in vista, and edit it probably
[14:36] <Dulak> Yankefish: not unless you have an app installed that lets you access linux partitions, you'll have to boot a live cd or something
[14:37] <Yankefish> ok so after i boot ubuntu then how do i edit
[14:38] <kdub> it is a text file... do you need help knowing what to edit?
[14:38] <Yankefish> where is it located sorry
[14:39] <kdub> Dulak mentioned the location 5 lines up
[14:39] <zamba> i'm trying to upgrade to jaunty, but "do-release-upgrade
[14:39] <zamba> eh
[14:39] <zamba> but 'do-release-upgrade' sees no new release
[14:39] <driftwood_> >	Yankfish: the file is /boot/grub/menu.lst usually
[14:39] <flashingpumpkin> foobar
[14:39] <Dulak> Yankefish: /boot/grub/menu.lst is the file
[14:39] <Yankefish> sorry didnt see it thx guys
[14:40] <hiemanshu> zamba, its dist-upgrade
[14:40] <Dulak> Yankefish: if you are booting from a livecd you'll have to mount the drive, then it'll be in boot/grub/menu.lst under that mount
[14:40] <zamba> hiemanshu: huh?
[14:40] <rCX> kdub: Ok.  If I have a compiler in a folder where should I install it?
[14:40] <zamba> # do-release-upgrade
[14:40] <zamba> Checking for a new ubuntu release
[14:40] <zamba> No new release found
[14:40] <Yankefish> http://www.go2linux.org/accessing-linux-drive-ext-with-vista
[14:40] <zamba> that's a release upgrade
[14:40] <Yankefish> im using this to mount in vista
[14:40] <kdub> rCX: i dont know what you mean by that
[14:40] <flashingpumpkin> anyone harddisk wizards here? my ext3 filesystems died just a couple hours ago. i managed to repair my root partition with fsck.ext3 - but my /home partition is kinda really fucked
[14:41] <hiemanshu> zamba, what version are you on?
[14:41] <zamba> hiemanshu: intrepid
[14:41] <Digit1> magnetron, any idea ?
[14:41] <kdub> rCX: are you trying to build and install a custom compiler?
[14:41] <flashingpumpkin> it can't read the journal superblock, also when i specify a backup journal block via `fsck fsck.ext3 -v -b 98304 /dev/sda7`
[14:41] <hiemanshu> zamba, try sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[14:41] <flashingpumpkin> -fsck
[14:42] <zamba> hiemanshu: huh? 'do-release-upgrade' is for release upgrade, which is what i want to do
[14:42] <zamba> hiemanshu: i want to go from intrepid to jaunty
[14:42] <kdub> zamba: update-manager -d can also do release jumps
[14:42] <ceatinge> After updating to 9.04 I find that it often takes several invocations of 'mpc play' to get mpd to actually start playing music. Anyone know why this would be?
[14:42] <zamba> kdub: that's for the GUI
[14:42] <magnetron> Digit1: your description is still a little vague. try asking again, on one line
[14:42] <zamba> kdub: i'm remotely administrating the system
[14:42] <rCX> kdub: I'm trying to install fasm, (http://flatassembler.net),an assembler
[14:42] <hiemanshu> zamba, yes i know apt-get dist-upgrade will also go to jaunty
[14:42] <dupondje> somebody here with a netlog account ?
[14:42] <kdub> ah, ok. and you're building from source?
[14:42] <ebcovert3> Good morning
[14:43] <zamba> hiemanshu: how can it go to jaunty when i have no jaunty sources defined in sources.list?
[14:43] <Digit1> magnetron, the process hangs showing the lines I have put on pastebin, and the state of the process is 'T', not consuming any CPU
[14:43] <hiemanshu> zamba, it should work on its own
[14:43] <hiemanshu> its always does
[14:43] <hiemanshu> !dist-upgrade
[14:43] <rCX> kdub: No, I actually have the folder and executable
[14:43] <magnetron> Digit1: ask in a way so that anyone in this channel may have a chance to read it
[14:43] <ebcovert3> I am having a problem with my wireless network. All was working fun and then I installed a series of recommended updates and now I have no wireless newtork access. My AA1 sees no networks on the wifi side
[14:43] <driftwood_> just found this for person who wanted to know about grun http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/manual/html_node/index.html   --A full online manual.     must have answers to just about any q on grub in there somewhere
[14:44] <zamba> hiemanshu: no.. it shouldn't.. people should be able to stick to the release they want, without getting automatically upgraded to a new one
[14:44] <driftwood_> *grub
[14:44] <kdub> rCX: if you run it in the local folder, does it work?
[14:44] <hiemanshu> zamba, that is true, but dist-upgrade is, distro upgrade
[14:44] <hiemanshu> which means to jump to next release
[14:44] <tickle4> guys,i have scanned my ubuntu for viruses and it says i got 2 viruses ( i used one called 'virus scanner which i got from add and remove programs) and its come up with scanning results and it shows the 2 viruses
[14:44] <SuperguyA1> ebcovert3: were you running any encryiption? (wep/wap) did it get reset?
[14:44] <tickle4> how do i delete them?
[14:44] <Digit1> Im trying to extract audio from different video files, the ffmpeg command I use is this -> ffmpeg -i /tmp/foo.avi -f mp3 -vn /home/mateo/foo.mp3, but the process seem to hang after outputting this -> http://pastebin.com/m3c5adfbc
[14:45] <kdub> rCX: also, do you sometimes go by rcxdude?
[14:45] <magnetron> tickle4: the application should show witch file is infected
[14:45] <ebcovert3> Superguy. I am running WPA 2 on my home network, but I didn't change that. I can't even see the unencrypted networks here at teh office
[14:45] <rCX> kdub: no :p
[14:46] <rCX> kdub: I havn't tried that yet.  But I want to add the program to the path
[14:46] <tickle4> scanned my ubuntu for viruses and it says i got 2 viruses ( i used one called 'virus scanner which i got from add and remove programs) and its come up with scanning results and it shows the 2 viruses
[14:46] <rCX> kdub: ...so i can execute it from any directory
[14:46] <heroin> tickle4: u have virusses?
[14:46] <Digit1> Digit1, im using Ubuntu 9.04 and FFmpeg version 0.5-svn17737+3:0.svn20090303-1ubuntu6
[14:46] <tickle4> well it says i do
[14:46] <heroin> tickle4: or do your download files contain virusses small diffrence which matters
[14:47] <kdub> well, try it. if it works, you can just copy it to /usr/bin, which is the 'standard' location for user programs, sorta
[14:47] <mattgyver> Is there a command to paste clipboard text?
[14:47] <rCX> kdub: I'll try it now
[14:47] <zamba> hiemanshu: no.. 'dist-upgrade' is just there for historical reasons.. it's really a synonym for 'full-upgrade'
[14:47] <zamba> hiemanshu: 'do-release-upgrade' is the command to be used for jumping up a release
[14:48] <zamba> hiemanshu: that, or update-manager -d
[14:48] <hiemanshu> zamba, yes i know that,
[14:48] <tickle4> ?
[14:48] <hiemanshu> zamba, you can use the alternate cd methong too
[14:48] <zamba> hiemanshu: then why are you telling me to use dist-upgrade to upgrade to jaunty?
[14:48] <hiemanshu> method
[14:48] <kdub> rCX: looks like it works, just copy it to /usr/bin
[14:48] <Deadman> hi there
[14:48] <tickle4> how can i delete them
[14:48] <hiemanshu> zamba, you want to update to jaunty right?
[14:48] <Deadman> im needing some help w/unrar (im new to linux) can somebody help me in PM?
[14:48] <hiemanshu> upgrade*
[14:48] <heroin> tickle4: uh
[14:48] <kdub> rCX: i was just making sure that it was linked correctly to run on the system out of their tar
[14:49] <zamba> hiemanshu: eh.. yeah? that's what i've been saying for the last ten minutes
[14:49] <fantomas> How to connect to a windows xp station which shares a directory without a password?
[14:49] <heroin> tickle4: i doubt u have virusses did u use clamav?
[14:49] <tickle4> yes
[14:49] <zamba> i found the problem now
[14:49] <hiemanshu> zamba, then i think dist-upgrade should really do the work
[14:49] <tickle4> well i scanned the files and it says i have 2
[14:49] <heroin> fantomas: try to enter the ip address in nautilus
[14:49] <zamba> hiemanshu: it doesn't!
[14:49] <tickle4> in my firefox cache
[14:49] <rCX> kdub: Thanks for your help.  I think I know what to do now
[14:49] <hiemanshu> zamba, you can use the alternate cd methond then
[14:49] <heroin> tickle4: ... there you go they are not active virusses
[14:49] <hiemanshu> method*
[14:49] <kdub> tickle4: those arent 'viruses' they're probably tracking cookies
[14:50] <heroin> tickle4: just start firefox and go clean your cache from prefrence menu
[14:50] <zamba> hiemanshu: 'do-release-upgrade' is the way to do it.. and i found the solution to the problem while i was educating you
[14:50] <jatt> how do I find the 2.6.24-19-generic source code? Which repository?
[14:50] <hiemanshu> zamba, what was it?
[14:50] <tickle4> wheres my prefrnce menu?
[14:50] <zamba> hiemanshu: problem was the apt proxy.. looks like you can't upgrade releases if you have an apt cache/proxy in the way
[14:50] <ebcovert3> Superguy, has anyone else reported this problem that you know of?
[14:50] <fantomas> heroin: I see a computer in the list. Then I click on it and it asks me for login/pass while it doesn't require any
[14:50] <heroin> tickle4: edit > prefrences
[14:50] <heroin> fantomas: ah but it does my dear man
[14:50] <zamba> hiemanshu: and never, ever tell someone to use dist-upgrade for upgrading releases - that's flat out wrong
[14:51] <hiemanshu> zamba, ahhh... there are many ways that work
[14:51] <heroin> tickle4: or tools > clean private data
[14:51] <fantomas> heroin: ok, what that secret M$ username?
[14:51] <hiemanshu> zamba, i always use that and it works :)
[14:51] <tickle4> ok i have done that i'll just scan my computer again?
[14:51] <heroin> fantomas: i suggest you google that i forgot
[14:51] <zamba> hiemanshu: you have to disable the proxy to get the system to believe a new release is ready.. after that you can just put it back up..
[14:51] <achille> istallazioni
[14:51] <fantomas> heroin: ok )
[14:51] <heroin> tickle4: go nock yourself out.. but dont be so paranoid about virusses
[14:51] <heroin> fantomas: but i know the error :D
[14:52] <heroin> fantomas: what you can also do i share a folder or something and see if that works
[14:52] <hiemanshu> zamba, hmmmm, i dont need it actually, i love rebuilding my system every month :)
[14:52] <achille> perche
[14:52] <jatt> i want to install the source code for the linux-image-2.6.24-19-generic kernel, which repository should I use in my sources.list
[14:52] <zamba> hiemanshu: you don't need an apt proxy?
[14:52] <heroin> go IPADRESSXPBOX\FOLDERNAME
[14:52] <ebcovert3> All, I have to run. I will try to get back on later to get more help
[14:52] <tickle4> its just earlier on there was this dodgy website that opened itself up and wouldnt let me me close it but i finally got rid of it
[14:52] <hiemanshu> zamba, no i dont
[14:52] <greeksolid> hi guys. can somebody please help me with a problem i have for opening ports?
[14:52] <tickle4> so they are definetly not going to do anything?
[14:52] <heroin> jatt: if u cant answer that question dont mess with kernels
[14:52] <hiemanshu> greeksolid, yes
[14:52] <zamba> hiemanshu: well, you're not on a 2 Mbit dsl and got 150+ computers to manage
[14:52] <heroin> tickle4: no
[14:52] <zamba> believe me, apt cache is a life saver
[14:53] <heroin> tickle4: they are not screwing your computer up at all
[14:53] <greeksolid> thnx hiemanshu. can i pm you?
[14:53] <hiemanshu> zamba, i am on a 8Mbit line and have a lot of servers to manage though :)
[14:53] <heroin> tickle4: probally got them from viewing pr0n :P
[14:53] <fantomas> heroin: you mean to share on linux to see a username?
[14:53] <hiemanshu> greeksolid, yes
[14:53] <heroin> fantomas: no share another folder on XP
[14:53] <heroin> fantomas: or are you trying to connect from XP > ubuntu?
[14:54] <bc06> hallo
[14:54] <fantomas> heroin: no no, I'm connecting to XP from Ubuntu, using Nautilus
[14:54] <Shalafi_Xavier> Bonjour
[14:54] <heroin> fantomas: if you want XP to see UBUNTU you need to set a password for samba..
[14:54] <heroin> ah ok fantomas :D
[14:56] <heroin> fantomas: look here maby: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304040
[14:56] <akince1> I have a script that keeps exiting with an error "Unexpected end of file" when it hits an if [ <condition>] construct. It doesn't have a problem with many of the other if constructs. Any ideas?
[14:56]  * Dukkan_ocupado is back (gone 02:57:07)
[14:56] <jatt> which are the official source code repositories for hardy, I want to add one to my sources.list
[14:56] <schambers> I'm using compiz, when using multiple viewports, certian applications appear on every task list, such as pidgin. How can I get Compiz to not show these programs on all task lists?
[14:57] <pegon> schambers, random guess right click the border of the window at the top and make sure its set to only show on that workspace
[14:57] <ddfger> how do i install all deb packages within a folder with one command?
[14:58] <kdub> dpkg -i *deb$, i think
[14:58] <Dulak> ddfger: for file in *.deb; do dpkg -i ${file}; done
[14:58] <stew> ddfger: dpkg -i *deb
[14:58] <pegon> ddfger, I don't know if this would do it but could try dpkg -i *deb
[14:58] <hiemanshu> !info ccsm
[14:58] <hiemanshu> !info compiz
[14:58] <schambers> pegon: it is, but compiz uses multiple "viewports" which is technically one long workspace
[14:58] <tickle4> yes!no viruses
[14:58] <neil_d> I am having trouble accessing a new pendrive. It shows up in the Places, but when I click on it I get "Cannot mount volume" "Error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied"  what does this mean?  How do I fix it?
[14:58] <kdub> ccsm is compizconfig-settings-manager
[14:59] <hiemanshu> !info compizconfig-settings-manager
[14:59] <ddfger> thx it worked
[14:59] <hiemanshu> thanks kdub
[15:00] <cdavis> What do I need to look at to make X output to the correct monitor when my laptop is docked?
[15:00] <kdub> tickle4: you'll find virus checking is on ubuntu more a way to excercise your cpu... :)
[15:00] <flashingpumpkin> also here no harddisk ninjas around? :(
[15:01] <melter> i'm using 9.04, and i love the little popup notices in the top right corner, like printer notices, etc.; is there a way to get twitter notices the same way?
[15:01] <kdub> flashingpumpkin: i'd try running all the repair utilities that you know of first
[15:02] <rdevoe> i tried installing opera 9 on thenetbook remix , wont open opera it tries but quits
[15:02] <coreyman> Why can't I view localhost when I'm not connected to a network
[15:02] <coreyman> ....
[15:02] <kdub> and if that doesnt work, you'll need to do advanced things like dumping the data out and trying to reconstruct files
[15:03] <kdub> thats advanced and tedious though :P
[15:03] <flashingpumpkin> kdub: well, that's what i did
[15:03] <kdub> you have a raw dump of the disk then?
[15:03] <coreyman> Anyone know why I have to be connected to a network to view localhost.
[15:03] <rdevoe> anybody know why opera 9 wont run in the netbook remix?
[15:04] <Dr_Willis> rdevoe:  open a terminal, run it from there. look for error messages
[15:04] <heroin> ?
[15:04] <rdevoe> ok
[15:05] <kdub> flashingpumpkin: the real problem is if your inode structure is destroyed, you need some tricky hacks to find out how exactly each file is scattered across the disk
[15:05] <etienne_> would some one help my ubuntu ?
[15:05] <eurythmia> !ask > etienne_
[15:05] <kdub> and the system tools are best for that, their written by the ext designers, who know the ins-and-outs
[15:06] <flashingpumpkin> kdub: well, badblocks did show up a couple of bad inodes
[15:06] <john_> i ran the terminal ran opera got major errors
[15:06] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  My laptop (thinkpad t43p) will only run at 800mhz.  What's scaling it down, and what I can I do about it?  I _think_ it's due to temperature (whenever it only runs at 800, it feels warm and conky reports temperatures over 60 °C).  How can I cool my laptop down?  Is turning it off the only solution?
[15:06] <john_> ERROR: ld.so: object 'libjvm.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[15:06] <john_> ERROR: ld.so: object 'libawt.so' from LD_PRELOAD cannot be preloaded: ignored.
[15:06] <john_> QSettings: error creating /home/john/.qt
[15:06] <john_> QSettings: error creating /home/john/.qt
[15:06] <john_> opera: Failed to create personal directory: /home/john/.opera
[15:06] <FloodBot1> john_: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:06] <kdub> flashingpumpkin: if the disk is mounted, i'd unmount it to avoid further writes to the disk
[15:07] <john_> sorry
[15:07] <kdub> flashingpumpkin: then, run fsck to try to repair the inode structure
[15:07] <flashingpumpkin> kdub: it's unmounted
[15:07] <kdub> to see if it can, that is
[15:07] <tdg911_> morning all.  I'm running ubuntu 9.0.4 2.6.28-11-server ext3 fs.  This machine is setup for host for vmware server2.  I have ubuntu 8.0.4 guest machine.  I've noticed that two guests running linux w/ ext3 sometimes the fs is being placed in read-only which is wreaking havoc on this end.  The articles I have read mainly talk about ext3 and not jfs.  Which filesystem is preferred?  ext3 or jfs?
[15:07] <flashingpumpkin> kdub: fsck dies with short read errors on the journal superblock, also when specifying a backup superblock via fsck.ext3 -b <backupblock> <partition>
[15:08] <Hape> hi
[15:08] <kdub> heh, i was just about to say i hope the journal was intact :P
[15:08] <coreyman1> Can someone please help me, I am unable to connect to localhost when I am not connected to a network.
[15:08] <coreyman1> The server is on this machine
[15:08] <jonaskoelker> tdg911_: I don't know, but you of course can do the experiment yourself (if you have the resources); run with jfs for a while and see which one you like best.
[15:08] <neil_d> I am having trouble accessing a new pendrive. It shows up in the Places, but when I click on it I get "Cannot mount volume" "Error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.AccessDenied"  what does this mean?  How do I fix it?
[15:09] <eurythmia> so I managed to bork my system yesterday by trying to remove lilo and install grub (lilo was installed by my mistake); I managed to get Grub installed and working, and now it seems as though I have a problem with my kernel. At some point during boot init won't go any further. I can't remember where it stops, but I'm chrooted into my ubuntu install (running kubuntu live CD ATM) and can provide any information necessary to fix this problem. If I
[15:09] <eurythmia>  *need to restart* to figure it out, then I'll do so and take a picture of where it stops. Any help would be MUCH appreciated.
[15:09] <dfsa> anyone here seen stephen king's "IT" movie?
[15:09] <coz_> coreyman,  if no one here can help   try  #linux  channel
[15:09] <jonaskoelker> tdg911_: there may (I'm very very *not sure*) be local variance that might affect the situation
[15:09] <kdub> flashingpumpkin: i dont think i know ext3 specifics to the level which you need to reconstruct the data, unfortunately :(
[15:09] <coreyman1> thanks coz
[15:09] <flashingpumpkin> :|
[15:09] <coreyman1> i figured it out though...
[15:09] <eurythmia> neil_d: have you googled that error? I can't remember offhand, but it's a permissions error, you need to add yourself to a group and relogin, then the error will cease.
[15:09] <coreyman1> coz for some reason it isn't resolving http://localhost/
[15:10] <eurythmia> neil_d: I remember finding the solution easily on google though.
[15:10] <dfsa> what does the clown in stephen king's "It" mean by "we all float down here" ?
[15:10] <kdub> coreyman1: does <IP_ADDRESS> work?
[15:10] <jonaskoelker> Hi all.  In 9.04, where should I configure frequency scaling?
[15:10] <flashingpumpkin> testdisk just died aswell
[15:10] <john_> anyone know how to fix opera install that wont work?
[15:10] <coreyman1> kdub .... well.. i'm connected to a network... let me see
[15:10] <tdg911_> The articles I've read discuss a kernel bug and it's attributed to disk i/o and it's more noticeable in vm environment.
[15:10] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker: are you running a laptop?
[15:10] <sharperguy> How do I set my screen resolution in jaunty?
[15:10] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: yes
[15:11] <tdg911_> I'm just wondering if I redo the vm servers to use jfs if it will fix my problem or not.
[15:11] <neil_d> eurythmia: I will look.
[15:11] <kdub> coreyman1: if you cat /etc/hosts, you should see a line '<IP_ADDRESS> localhost'
[15:11] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker: don't worry about frequency scaling ... the amount of power it saves is negligible, if any. The kernel supports putting the CPU into longer sleep states somewhere after kernel 2.6.27 .
[15:12] <sharperguy> nvm got it
[15:12] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: okay, but somehow my box gets scaled down to 800 mhz whenever it gets hot (or rather, I notice it's hot whenever I see 100% cpu usage of 800mhz).  Would it be safe to disable this "feature"?
[15:12] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker: if you *really* want to save power, do things like configure the kernel (and recompile it) with dynamic ticks on, and lower timer frequency.
[15:12] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: and if so, how do I do it?
[15:13] <JaneDoe> anyone using an inexpensive (e.g. Tripp-Lite) UPS with Ubuntu?  google results point mostly to older stuff.
[15:13] <tvoet_> i have no sound since my upgrade from Intrepid Ibex to Jaunty ( i've already followed this thread without success http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578)  anyone have any suggestions?
[15:13] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker: hmm. What type of CPU? (and are you running gnome, kde, ?)
[15:13] <dfsa> what does the clown in stephen king's "It" mean by "we all float down here" ?
[15:13] <dfsa> what does the clown in stephen king's "It" mean by "we all float down here" ?
[15:13] <eurythmia> tvoet_: what kind of sound card?
[15:13] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: gnome, model name      : Intel(R) Pentium(R) M processor 2.13GHz
[15:13] <dekkong> Hello ! does anyone know if it is possible to put a timer on a USB-port? i mean that the port would start after about 1 minute after the computer has been started?
[15:14] <tvoet_> eurythmia: onboard
[15:14] <eurythmia> !offtopic > dfsa
[15:14] <Milos_SD> How do I force overwrite of files when I want to install .deb file that I created with checkinstall?
[15:14] <eurythmia> tvoet_: lspci | grep Audio
[15:14] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: hmm... is it /etc/laptop-mode/conf.d/cpufreq.conf -- set CONTROL_CPU_FERQUENCY=0
[15:14] <tvoet_> running now
[15:15] <tvoet_> eurythmia : 00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller (rev 02)
[15:15] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker: that might work. If it doesn't, give me a moment?
[15:15] <panfist> why does crontab have its own text editor, and why does it behave so weird...can i use another text editor to edit my crontab file?
[15:15] <eurythmia> tvoet_: I know what the problem is, give me a few moments.
[15:15] <tvoet_> ok
[15:16] <dekkong> Hello ! does anyone know if it is possible to put a timer on a USB-port? i mean that the port would start after about 1 minute after the computer has been started?
[15:16] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: it _seems_ to have worked, after echoing 2133000 >! scaling_max_freq in /proc/<somewhere>
[15:17] <jonaskoelker> eurythmia: no, /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_max_freq
[15:17] <effie_> what can i do to install nerolinux on my laptop?
[15:17] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker: make a cron job that will log the frequency to a file every minute for an hour, and see if that fix holds under load.
[15:18] <jonaskoelker> it doesn't, I'm already down to 800 again
[15:18] <panfist> is vim designed purposely to frustrate people who use it accidentally?
[15:18] <friendishan> hi
[15:18] <panfist> is there some kind of vim primer i can read so that i stop spewing crap into my documents
[15:18] <jonaskoelker> panfist: vimtutor
[15:18] <eurythmia> tvoet_: this is one of the pages of solutions. It's for gutsy, but it worked for me on debian squeeze, so it should also work on jaunty
[15:19] <hiemanshu> !vim > panfist
[15:19] <jonaskoelker> !vim
[15:19] <hiemanshu> !vim
[15:19] <eurythmia> jonaskoelker: well, poo. I'll try to find the resource I had before then ;)
[15:19] <wims> how do i change my default apps in kde, i wanna use a different default web browser than konqueror
[15:20] <panfist> i don't see a private message from the ubottu
[15:20] <panfist> !code
[15:20] <hiemanshu> !vi
[15:20] <ravelon> what is the right way to install windows after ubuntu was installed?
[15:20] <tvoet_> eurythmia: did you forget the link?
[15:20] <jonaskoelker> panfist: open a terminal and run vimtutor.  It'll tell you the basics of vim
[15:20] <panfist> i'm doing that now
[15:21] <jonaskoelker> panfist: ah, cool :)