[17:13] <ikonia> DaHopi: yes it is
[17:13] <tyta_linux> but the other computers allow me
[17:13] <Gnea> wesley__: where?
[17:13] <omnydevi> DaHopi - is possible, you need a 64 bit version of the install though
[17:13] <Otacon22> ikonia, now control and alt are disabled
[17:13] <misblay> i'm having trouble with my bcm43xx drivers, anyone to help?
[17:13] <rmrfslash> telnet mail.google.com 80
[17:13] <Otacon22> i can't put letters in uppercase
[17:13] <rmrfslash> GET \
[17:13] <Otacon22> and do control+c
[17:13] <xragex347> If it's possible, then how would I do it?
[17:13] <xragex347> Using bridge-utils?
[17:13] <wesley__> Gnea on internet, there stands that ext4 has reached stable
[17:13] <misblay> i'm having trouble with my bcm43xx drivers, anyone to help?
[17:13] <ikonia> rmrfslash: why would a mail server be listening on port 80 ?
[17:14] <ASULutzy> tyta_linux: use a terminal and either do what rmrfslash said, or simply ping mail.google.com
[17:14] <Gnea> wesley__: and so, do you have a URL for this?
[17:14] <misblay> i'm having trouble with my bcm43xx drivers, anyone to help?
[17:14] <engemec> what odo u want to do with mail.google.com
[17:14] <ikonia> Otacon22: sounds like your keyboard setup is messed up
[17:14] <misha> omnydevi: Is cool, I suppose restarting the whole shebang would do the trick...!
[17:14] <rmrfslash> it's only the login page
[17:14] <DaHopi> omnidevi: but powernowd fails, live cd will not boot...
[17:14] <engemec> yeap
[17:14] <engemec> it's only login page
[17:14] <misblay> ASULutzy, i've run install_bcm43xx_firmware.sh but still cant have connection :/
[17:14] <ikonia> DaHopi: what is the exact error ?
[17:14] <omnydevi> misha - maybe, i dont have a wireless card, so i can be of little help. sounds like that is what is going on though.
[17:14] <Polysics> ASULutzy, might it have something to do with the fact that stock ffmpeg on 8.04 is apparently compiled without liblamemp3?
[17:14] <the_gamer> does anybody know how to get this chillstream controller from logitech to work?
[17:14] <tyta_linux> destination port unreachable at mail.google.com
[17:14] <ASULutzy> Polysics: Oh...
[17:15] <rmrfslash> yeah, you got probs
[17:15] <engemec> tyta_linux
[17:15] <wesley__> Gnea http://kerneltrap.org/node/6776
[17:15] <engemec> !
[17:15] <xragex347> What would I use to bridge the connections?
[17:15] <gasto> I have same issue of Nvidia Geforce 6200 not being able to install the drivers
[17:15] <engemec> yta_linux hi!
[17:15] <DaHopi> ikonia: first it gives me a kernel oops with cpufreq, then booting stops at "starting powernowd...."
[17:15] <misblay> i'm having trouble with my bcm43xx drivers, anyone to help?
[17:15] <misblay> ASULutzy, i've run install_bcm43xx_firmware.sh but still cant have connection :/
[17:15] <gasto> posted like 100000 posts on Ubuntuforums.org
[17:15] <gasto> no response yeyt
[17:15] <ASULutzy> Polysics: Yea... Now I can't remember what exactly I did if anything to get it to be nicer... Maybe added medibuntu repositories and installed some stuff from there
[17:15] <gasto> so I feel like sit
[17:15] <engemec> what do you want o do?
[17:15] <ikonia> DaHopi: and this is not in a virtuam machine, this is on native hardware ?
[17:15] <omnydevi> gasto - did you install envyng?
[17:15] <tyta_linux> hi
[17:15] <ScottG489> Is t here a way I can have my computer remember what programs are open when I logout or restart X and then reopen them when I log back in?
[17:15] <gasto> I want to know how to get my Ubuntu working with Nvidia graphics,
[17:15] <tyta_linux> so what do i need to try?
[17:16] <tyta_linux> is it an ubuntu prob?
[17:16] <misblay> ASULutzy, i've run install_bcm43xx_firmware.sh but still cant have connection :/
[17:16] <misblay> i'm having trouble with my bcm43xx drivers, anyone to help?
[17:16] <wesley__> So how can i convert ext3 to ext4
[17:16] <engemec> Nvidia
[17:16] <DaHopi> ikonia: yepp, its on native Athlon64 3000+, 1 GB RAM
[17:16] <gasto> and want to know how to diagnose or get the file log of what is going on with the video
[17:16] <jrib> ScottG489: yes, but that's broken in GNOME on 8.10.  You can try hibernating instead though
[17:16] <ASULutzy> ScottG489: Yes, go to System -> preferences -> sessions and then options
[17:16] <engemec> gxlinfo
[17:16] <Polysics> i would reallly like to avoid recompiling ffmpeg as it is a chore :-) can't anyone give me a good repository for that, please?
[17:16] <omnydevi> gasto - did you install envyng ?
[17:16] <ikonia> DaHopi: shouldn't be a problem at all, I've got it on multiple athlons
[17:16] <[eXception]> how do I foreward an incommin shh-tunnel-connection?
[17:16] <engemec> glxino
[17:16] <rmrfslash> I wouldn't suspect ubuntu as much as I would some configuration
[17:16] <engemec> ops
[17:16] <engemec> sorry
[17:16] <ASULutzy> Polysics: I definitely never recompiled ffmpeg
[17:16] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: jrib says it. It isnt broken. I've had that checked forever but it doesnt save.
[17:16] <rmrfslash> r u using a proxy?
[17:17] <tyta_linux> no
[17:17] <rmrfslash> r u just at home
[17:17] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: it is*
[17:17] <ASULutzy> Polysics: I did add medibuntu repository though... One sec, let's see if the bot can help
[17:17] <engemec> glxinfo (direct render = yes, so..... your driver is working correctly)
[17:17] <tyta_linux> i can access via proxy though
[17:17] <ASULutzy> !mp3 | Polysics
[17:17] <tyta_linux> yes home
[17:17] <rmrfslash> so using a proxy you can access it
[17:17] <tyta_linux> right
[17:17] <DaHopi> ikonia: ok.. mmh is there a possibility to disable powernowd on livecd startup?
[17:17] <Gnea> wesley__: you mis-read it, that article is from 2006 and it says nothing about ext4 being ready.
[17:17] <ikonia> DaHopi: I'm just looking for that option to be honest.....
[17:17] <ASULutzy> and misblay I don't really know
[17:17] <tyta_linux> firefox, epiphany, Abrowser = no work
[17:18] <wesley__> Gnea i read a dutch articele about ext4 being stable
[17:18] <ikonia> DaHopi: off the top of my head, I don't know, I've never had to
[17:18] <tyta_linux> but the rest of the web is accessible
[17:18] <Gnea> wesley__: liar.
[17:18] <ASULutzy> tyta_linux: So you can't even ping mail.google.com ?
[17:18] <gasto> omnydevi
[17:18] <gasto> yes
[17:18] <wesley__> Gnea its true on tweaker.nl
[17:18] <ASULutzy> Gnea, wesley__: It is stable under the newest kernel.
[17:18] <engemec> oh may GOd
[17:19] <ikonia> wesley__: look - ext4 is not yet stable and not in the kernel and has nothing to do with ubuntu - so lets more on please
[17:19] <rmrfslash> no firewalls?
[17:19] <gasto> Omnydevi, I installed envy and gave me same results as attempt of direct install of Nvidia drivers
[17:19] <wesley__> ASULutzy i have that kernel and wanna convert ext3 to ext4
[17:19] <gasto> could it be because I did nothing about the previously installed drivers from Nvidia?
[17:19] <Polysics> ASULutzy, i'm starting with installing the ubuntu-restricted-extras package
[17:19] <rmrfslash> blocking port 443
[17:19] <DaHopi> ikonia: however.. thanks..
[17:20] <lvr> what was the command line way of finding out whether a package is installed on your system or not? can't remember it.
[17:20] <omnydevi> gasto - you installed envy or envyng?
[17:20] <gasto> both
[17:20] <gasto> I think
[17:20] <omnydevi> gasto - yes it could
[17:20] <bastid_raZor> lvr; apt-cache policy packagename
[17:20] <gasto> one is for gui, other is core right?
[17:20] <tyta_linux> rmr, no firewalls
[17:20] <ikonia> lvr: open synaptic and search for the package name
[17:20] <ASULutzy> wesley__: http://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Howto there's this, but I would say as far as Ubuntu is concerned, ext4 is definitely not offcially supported until Jaunty, so #ubuntu won't be much help
[17:20] <tyta_linux> installed ipblock last night, but its not even running
[17:20] <ASULutzy> wesley__: There's always #ubuntu-offtopic or #ubuntu+1
[17:21] <wesley__> http://kernelnewbies.org/Ext4
[17:21] <omnydevi> gasto - install envyng, then from terminal run envyng -t, then 0 to uninstall, then when it comes back up, use envyng -t then 1 to install then reboot
[17:21] <omnydevi> gasto - after the uninstall, reboot the machine
[17:21] <lvr> bastid_raZor: thank you
[17:21] <gasto> omnydevi, OK I will update when that happens
[17:21] <usr13> lvr: ls /var/lib/dpkg/info/package-name...
[17:21] <ikonia> DaHopi: I can't see a kernel option for it at all,
[17:21] <ASULutzy> wesley__: 2.6.28 is not part of Intrepid yet, so not really supported, again try #ubuntu+1 or #ubuntu-offtopic
[17:21] <rmrfslash> you sure it's not running?
[17:21] <rmrfslash> i.e. you don't have iptables rules
[17:21] <ikonia> wesley__: it's not supported at all
[17:22] <Gnea> wesley__: you can try ASULutzy's suggestion, but we don't support ext4 yet, so you'll be on your own - if it breaks, it'll be your problem, not ours.
[17:22] <Maggie> I used to use vlc 0.8.6a as my multimedia player on my Ubuntu Hardy Box. Then I decided to update it from the source code. I am a newbie in Linux so thought it will be updated when I would compile it from source code. After I compiled it from source code, whenever I start vlc from Applications>Sound & Video>VLC media player nothing would start but when I try to open any music file or video file in vlc I can only hear the audio but I cannot see where the pl
[17:22] <Maggie> ayer is?
[17:22] <Maggie> When I type vlc in the terminal I get the following output:"http://paste.ubuntu.com/101758/" .I don't know what to to get the GUI back!! Plz anyone help me
[17:22] <rmrfslash> sudo iptables -L
[17:22] <omnydevi> gasto - also, if it lists more than 1 driver you can install, install the recommended one. even if it isnt the latest. like mine, i have 173 installed, even though 177 is available
[17:22] <ASULutzy> tyta_linux: Run this please: sudo iptables -L
[17:22] <ASULutzy> !who | rmrfslash
[17:22] <ikonia> !away > fysaen|away
[17:22] <lorenzo> hello, how do I capture audio from a youtube video on Ubuntu? thanks a lot
[17:22] <wesley__> Gnea are you stupid orso? You wont get warranty from ubuntu
[17:22] <ikonia> wesley__: drop the attitude, he's expalining the situation to you
[17:23] <Gnea> wesley__: i was about to help you out, but it seems that you don't want it.
[17:23] <rmrfslash> ubottu: is this good?
[17:23] <tyta_linux> asul paste in here?
[17:23] <ikonia> wesley__: he's providing you with a sound bit of advice/warning
[17:23] <omnydevi> wesley_ - do not insult people here, they are trying to help
[17:23] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: still getting that flickering :/
[17:23] <sigius> Q: anyone has a pointer to the windows based installer that install ubuntu in a file on the windows partition ?
[17:23] <ASULutzy> !paste | tyta_linux
[17:23] <wesley__> Lutyz did
[17:23] <ikonia> wesley__: what ?
[17:24] <rmrfslash> ubottu: is this how I should address messages
[17:24] <ASULutzy> ScottG489: Did you do the unredirect full screen windows thing and the video overlay thing? The other surefire way to fix it is to do metacity --replace & in a terminal, but this will disable desktop effects
[17:24] <Maggie> I used to use vlc 0.8.6a as my multimedia player on my Ubuntu Hardy Box. Then I decided to update it from the source code. I am a newbie in Linux so thought it will be updated when I would compile it from source code. After I compiled it from source code, whenever I start vlc from Applications>Sound & Video>VLC media player nothing would start but when I try to open any music file or video file in vlc I can only hear the audio but I cannot see where the pl
[17:24] <Maggie> ayer is?When I type vlc in the terminal I get the following output:"http://paste.ubuntu.com/101758/".I dont know what to to get the GUI back!!Plz anyone help me
[17:24] <Polysics> ok, i'll try installing ffmpeg off medibuntu
[17:24] <rmrfslash> ubottu: woops ;)
[17:25] <rmrfslash> hahahaha
[17:25] <tyta_linux> asul / rmrf: http://paste.ubuntu.com/101761/
[17:25] <ikonia> rmrfslash: he's a bot - stop talking to him please
[17:25] <omnydevi> heh
[17:25] <ryanakca> At boot, how can I have my swap be decrypted *after* my home partition? (the key is a file on /home, both partitions are in my crypttab, LUKS)
[17:25] <rmrfslash> ikonia: I get it
[17:25] <rmrfslash> ikonia: and how do you know it's a "he"
[17:25] <ASULutzy> wesley__: #ubuntu is for ubuntu support, as 2.6.28 is not a part of 8.10 or previous, it's not supported here, that's all. I provided you a link that could be helpful, but if you want actual help with it, there are channels for that. #ubuntu+1 and #ubuntu-offtopic will provide more assitance than here
[17:25] <wesley__> Only ASUluty helped me Gnea was no help, he was only not believing that ext4 is stable, and if i am correct Ubuntu comes without warranty so if something breaks its my problem even if its supported is it my problem still
[17:26] <ikonia> wesley__: this channel is for supported ubuntu solutions/help - ext4 is not supported/stable release yet, so it is not supported(discussed) in here
[17:26] <ikonia> wesley__: does that make it a little clearer for you ?
[17:26] <Maggie> I used to use vlc 0.8.6a as my multimedia player on my Ubuntu Hardy Box. Then I decided to update it from the source code. I am a newbie in Linux so thought it will be updated when I would compile it from source code. After I compiled it from source code, whenever I start vlc from Applications>Sound & Video>VLC media player nothing would start but when I try to open any music file or video file in vlc I can only hear the audio but I cannot see where the pl
[17:26] <Maggie> ayer is?When I type vlc in the terminal I get the following output:"http://paste.ubuntu.com/101758/".I dont know what to to get the GUI back!!Plz anyone help me
[17:26] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: I just added the VideoOverlay.  I did that too
[17:27] <wesley__> ikonia you dont get it? on all ubuntu cds cleary stands ubuntu isnt responisble for data loss and theres no warranty
[17:27] <narothepharoh> Whats a good app to do a resume?
[17:27] <ohzie> narothepharoh, docs.google.com
[17:27] <flexd> uh
[17:27] <omnydevi> wesley_ - welcome to every OS on the planet
[17:27] <mouli> hi my name is mouli
[17:27] <rmrfslash> ikonia: sorry, I'll be more serious... :-\
[17:27] <ikonia> wesley__: I do get it - your not listening. I'm explaining THIS CHANNEL's support requirments
[17:27] <ASULutzy> wesley__: You must have a problem reading. Ext4 is not supported in 8.10 or previous, therefore it is offtopic for this channel.
[17:27] <flexd> why is the rubygems 1.3.1 package installing rubygems 1.2.0 ?+
[17:27] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: Even when I put Google Earth in Full Screen it still flickers. Maybe it isnt true full screen though
[17:27] <tyta_linux> i smell a kick
[17:27] <mouli> i have a fresh laptop i dont have  a bootable ubutu cd
[17:27] <ASULutzy> tyta_linux: REJECT     tcp  --  anywhere             anywhere            reject-with tcp-reset  that doesn't look right?
[17:28] <ramiro> hello
[17:28] <wesley__> thats why i use Kubuntu, we get support for non supported things
[17:28] <ikonia> wesley__: no you don't
[17:28] <mouli> i need to create one and update over the net how do i do it
[17:28] <ramiro> how do I set up inetd to run ftpd?
[17:28] <omnydevi> lol
[17:28] <rmrfslash> tyta_linux: sudo iptables -F and don't use ipblock
[17:28] <flexd> I need rubygems version 1.3.1 or up
[17:28] <ohzie> wesley__, #kubuntu
[17:28] <wesley__> ikonia yes i do, i get support for kde4.2 in kubuntu irc channel
[17:28] <narothepharoh> ohzie that just takes me to gmail
[17:28] <rmrfslash> tyta_linux: that command will erase all your iptables rules
[17:28] <ikonia> wesley__: there is a package for it -
[17:28] <Gnea> wesley__: it's you who doesn't get it - you don't go around insulting people like that. you just DON'T! if you want to be helped, you need to be respectful, and that includes not lying.
[17:28] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: Now that I think about it. When my screen saver has been running it hasn't flickered at all.
[17:28] <ASULutzy> tyta_linux: I would just clear out iptables and accept all
[17:28] <ohzie> narothepharoh, At the top? Documents.
[17:29] <ASULutzy> ScottG489: Yea, it needs to be full screen fullscreen ;)
[17:29] <ikonia> wesley__: look - I'm not arguing this anymore with you, please just accept the situation/advice/warnings given to you and I wish you look with it
[17:29] <wesley__> theres no officialy kde4.2 package,
[17:29] <rmrfslash> tyta_linux: I used to use progs like ipblock but its honestly easier to just learn how to use iptables
[17:29] <ASULutzy> ScottG489: But again, fglrx + compiz is always a bit tricky. If something is really bad, you can always do metacity --replace & and then switch back to compiz when done with compiz --replace &
[17:29] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: Well I can't watch all video in completely full screen. Is there a fix for regular video?
[17:29] <ikonia> s/look/uck
[17:29] <ikonia> luck
[17:29] <rmrfslash> tyta_linux: and you'll feel cool when you have all that glorious iptables output and you know what it all means ;)
[17:29] <mouli> hi guys i need to create a live dvd from my operating system can you hellp
[17:29] <Gnea> wesley__: if you can figure that out and abide by it, the ubuntu mailing list might be a better forum to discuss your successes
[17:29] <ryanakca> wesley__: If you're interested in help with Ext4, you'll get help by asking in ##linux , not in #*ubuntu . :)
[17:29] <Gnea> oops
[17:30] <narothepharoh> ohzie: I paste to browser and it takes me to gmail
[17:30] <something132> sound problem
[17:30] <tyta_linux> thanks everyone
[17:30] <tyta_linux> that worked
[17:30] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: I heard this is just a problem with 8.10? I also didn't have this problem before I reinstalled before
[17:30] <ASULutzy> ikonia: I don't really understand why people get indignant when they're told to go to #ubuntu+1 or #ubuntu-offtopic... Those channels aren't like, second-class channels for has-beens. They're there for a reason.
[17:30] <tyta_linux> so should i lose ipblock
[17:30] <tyta_linux> ?
[17:30] <omnydevi> Scott - sometimes for games etc, i have to disable compiz. maybe for certain aps you may have to do the same.
[17:30] <rmrfslash> tyta_linux: read my replies
[17:30] <ikonia> ASULutzy: concur
[17:30] <narothepharoh> Whats a good app to do a resume?
[17:30] <Gnea> ASULutzy: heh
[17:31] <ASULutzy> ScottG489: My desktop is running 8.04, so doubtful. Fglrx and compiz have always not played together nicely, heck they used to not play together at all iirc
[17:31] <ryanakca> At boot, how can I have my swap be decrypted *after* my home partition? (the key is a file on /home, both partitions are in my crypttab, LUKS)
[17:31] <Gnea> narothepharoh: openoffice.org
[17:31] <tyta_linux> rmrfs, sorry
[17:31] <tyta_linux> thanks!
[17:31] <narothepharoh> Gnea: which part ?
[17:31] <iplaythisgam> I'm trying to use screen and rtorrent in the crontab to run on my headless server. rtorrent seems installed correctly, when i start it in a terminal it uses my .rtorrent.rc file to watch a director. I have gotten screen to start a rtorrent session on reboot but the rtorrent session isn't watching my directory like it's not using my .rtorrent.rc file.
[17:32] <Gnea> narothepharoh: writer
[17:32] <vigo> Ima gonna figure out how to get SeaMonkey
[17:32] <biggerfisch> How do I install adobe Flash player for 64-bit ubuntu?
[17:32] <rmrfslash> tyta_linux: this is where I got started https://help.ubuntu.com/community/IptablesHowTo
[17:32] <beniwtv> Hi all... Is ther any way to tell update-rc.d that I want priority S90 or similar? My problem is I need to wait for Asterisk which is S20 to be started in my script. Thanks.
[17:32] <ikonia> biggerfisch: install the package flashplugin-nonfree
[17:32] <ikonia> biggerfisch: just get that package from the package manager
[17:32] <narothepharoh> Gnea: well I dont have writer how do i install?
[17:32] <rmrfslash> tyta_linux: very informative, very intuitive
[17:32] <ryanakca> iplaythisgam: if I understand correctly, you want your server to start rtorrent in a screen, under your account when it starts up, and to keep it running?
[17:32] <biggerfisch> ikonia ok
[17:32] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: I'm gonna try to change my driver to radeon. that fixed some problems other times
[17:32] <iplaythisgam> ryanakca correct
[17:33] <ASULutzy> ScottG489: I've never tried the Radeon driver. Back when I was configuring my desktop with ati card it wasn't nearly mature enough, but that was about a year ago, so perhaps radeon is the way to go now
[17:33] <iplaythisgam> ryanakca Ive got a screen session runnin on startup now, but its a su session - i figure this is whats causing my problem
[17:33] <biggerfisch> ikonia, apt-get says it is all ready the latest version but it doesnt work
[17:34] <Lukasz> Do you know any console way to make programs autostart?
[17:34] <ikonia> biggerfisch: define doesn't work please.
[17:34] <Gnea> narothepharoh: sudo apt-get install openoffice.org-writer
[17:34] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: ill let you know how it goes
[17:34] <biggerfisch> flash does not run on a web site
[17:34] <ikonia> biggerfisch: define doesn't run - what do you see and what is the problem
[17:34] <ryanakca> iplaythisgam: maybe put something to start / stop it in /etc/init.d/ ... use sudo -u iplaythisgam screen -S rtorrent rtorrent    as the command... and then you can add a cron.hourly (or however often you want) that will check that it's running, and if not, start it.
[17:34] <rmrfslash> biggerfisch: I think that was another reason I wanted Ubuntu with PAE rather than 64-bit ubuntu.... no flash plugin for 64-bit
[17:34] <omnydevi> iplaythisgame - i just edit .profile to start my apps on login. just sudo vi .profile and add the name to the bottom of the list
[17:35] <ikonia> rmrfslash: there is - please don't miss-lead people
[17:35] <Wanderer> anyone know a tool to scan MP3's and update the ID3 tags like itunes does?
[17:35] <biggerfisch> what is PAE?
[17:35] <ikonia> biggerfisch: memory extension
[17:35] <omnydevi> or do what ryan says, sounds like he knows more than i do about this :D
[17:35] <biggerfisch> ok
[17:35] <ikonia> !away > fysaen
[17:35] <biggerfisch> i just restarted firefox again and it works this time. thank you
[17:35] <Maggie> I used to use vlc 0.8.6a as my multimedia player on my Ubuntu Hardy Box. Then I decided to update it from the source code. I am a newbie in Linux so thought it will be updated when I would compile it from source code. After I compiled it from source code, whenever I start vlc from Applications>Sound & Video>VLC media player nothing would start but when I try to open any music file or video file in vlc I can only hear the audio but I cannot see where the pl
[17:35] <ryanakca> iplaythisgam: If you don't need it to be started *directly* on startup, but shortly after, you could just stick with a cron script that checks if there's a screen named 'rtorrent', and if not, starts one... (screen -S <screen_name> <command>)
[17:35] <Maggie> ayer is?When I type vlc in the terminal I get the following output:"http://paste.ubuntu.com/101758/".I dont know what to to get the GUI back!!Plz anyone help me
[17:35] <narothepharoh> Gnea: It says this...openoffice.org-writer set to manually installed.
[17:36] <rmrfslash> ikonia: sorry, the last time I looked (which was before November) it was unavailable
[17:36] <ikonia> rmrfslash: it's been available for a years as a 32bit wrapper, and it was released just over a month ago native
[17:37] <omnydevi> brb, going to install ubuntu on our esx server so i can use it on the client server. then i can help more cause i will have a visual.
[17:37] <ASULutzy> ikonia: Is the native release actually released yet? Or is it still like alpha-beta'ish quality?
[17:37] <ikonia> ASULutzy: still beta (official stamp is beta I think)
[17:37] <pdtpatri3k> ikonia whats still in beta?
[17:38] <ikonia> ASULutzy: very promising results so far, but not without issue
[17:41] <P3X-018> In older versions of ubuntu, it used to display which programs started up at the initial loading screen, e.g. writing "OK" for the programs that started. But that can't be seen in the new version, how do you get it back?
[17:41] <hajar> how to know which version of ubuntu in my pc?
[17:41] <MrHankey> hi, are there anny here who can help me find new "chat" clients?
[17:41] <joaopinto> !im | MrHankey
[17:41] <ryanakca> At boot, how can I have my swap be decrypted *after* my home partition? (the key is a file on /home, both partitions are in my crypttab, LUKS)
[17:42] <rishat_> http://xa2.is-ishim.ru/
[17:42] <ASULutzy> P3X-018: edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and remove the quiet and splash options
[17:42] <rmrfslash> hajar: cat /etc/issue
[17:42] <rishat_> http://xa2.is-ishim.ru/index.php?id=distrib
[17:43] <MrHankey> but i have tryed pidgin and i sucks and kopete to!
[17:43] <rmrfslash> MrHankey: why do they "suck"
[17:43] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: Nope, no good. Got a black screen when I restarted X. I'll stick with no video for now I guess...
[17:43] <beniwtv> Anyone for my question? " Is ther any way to tell update-rc.d that I want priority S90 or similar? My problem is I need to wait for Asterisk which is S20 to be started in my script."
[17:43] <rmrfslash> MrHankey: what don't they do
[17:43] <ScottG489> ASULutzy: Thanks for the help though, ttyl
[17:43] <ASULutzy> ScottG489: yep take care
[17:43] <MrHankey> cause they doesent work i dont know thats wrong!
[17:44] <ASULutzy> hajar: there's also lsb_release -a
[17:44] <gfather> hello guys
[17:44] <ohzie> hajar, cat /etc/lsb-release
[17:44] <ohzie> hajar, It'll give you version number and the name of the release.
[17:44] <rmrfslash> MrHankey: they should indeed work... what's the error
[17:44] <gfather> i reinstalled ubuntu on my secound drive , but now grub cant detect my windows , how do i fix that ?
[17:45] <usr13> ScottG489: You could try the default driver.
[17:45] <ohzie> gfather, You know what partition and drive it's on?
[17:45] <lintunen> Hi, I asked a few days ago about how to prevent kernel packages from getting overwritten with automatic updates.  I was point in the direction of the pinning how-to but couldn't get it to work and was wondering if someone had any further ideas
[17:45] <MrHankey> thats what i do nmot know!
[17:45] <ikonia> lintunen: thats the right way to do it, you need to get that to work
[17:46] <rishat_> http://xa2.is-ishim.ru/
[17:46] <pbeesley> scottg489: did you run sudo update-grub after changing the config file?
[17:46] <rmrfslash> MrHankey: I mean, when you execute kopete or pidgin, do the applications come up? At what point do you determine they're not working?
 hmm i think  so , its on my sata srive
[17:46] <gfather> drive
[17:46] <MrHankey> im so tired of not being able of "chating" with my friends!
[17:46] <lintunen> ikonia:  despite following the instructions (to lock in Synaptic) the packages still get overwritten
[17:46] <beniwtv> lintunen: Why not just copy vmlinuz_* and initrd-* to your own version in /boot and then specify it in Grub as default?
[17:46] <hajar> thanx rmrfslash , ASULutzy , ohzie
[17:46] <ikonia> lintunen: which instructions did you follow (can you show me the url)
[17:46] <rmrfslash> MrHankey: You could also try meebo.com in the mean time while you debug these clients
[17:46] <rmrfslash> hajar: np
[17:46] <ASULutzy> MrHankey: pidgin should work, try starting it from terminal and describing what the errors you get are
[17:47] <hajar> thanx too much it was a problem for me
[17:47] <lintunen> ikonia:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PinningHowto <-- section on holding packages
[17:47] <ohzie> gfather, The important part is knowing what grub calls it, and then adding it manually with the grub config. You have to add the entry I'll PM you in a second, and then run the grub-update or update-grub command.
[17:47] <gfather> oks
[17:48] <rmrfslash> MrHankey: or mibbit.com
[17:48] <bastid_raZor> lintunen; Apt/Dpkg Section in the list is the easiest way to go. i use it for a few packages.
[17:48] <rmrfslash> MrHankey: or gtalk
[17:48] <lintunen> beniwtv:  I don't understand what that will achieve, ie I don't see how it will stop the updater from wanting to override the kernel packages
[17:48] <rmrfslash> lunch time
[17:49] <Jimi__Hendrix> just curious...did someone just kick cybermx4
[17:49] <ikonia> lintunen: which package did you "lock" ?
[17:49] <ikonia> lintunen: as in what is the name
[17:49] <beniwtv> lintunen: It will not, but it will allow you to boot the kernel *you* specify, regardless of what kernel ubuntu installs
[17:49] <ikonia> Jimi__Hendrix: there is no user in this channel with that nick
[17:50] <tristanmike> Hello. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid the other day and got my surround sound up and running but now ALL audio crackles and skips. Can someone please help me with this ? Thanks in advance.
[17:50] <MrHankey> plz help me ikonia!!!
[17:50] <starenka> any idea how to run shell script on bad login attempts (either gui or cli)
[17:50] <icqn> is nvidia 180 backported to intrepid? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/180.11-0ubuntu1~intrepid1, are there packages somewhere?
[17:50] <lintunen> ikonia:  i'm wanting to lock the linux image and linux header kernel packages
[17:50] <Jimi__Hendrix> ikonia, i know...he was complaining about being kicked and i want to know what he did...yes i am that bored
[17:50] <ASULutzy> MrHankey: click applications -> Accessories -> Terminal and type pidgin, you need to explain what doesn't work about it
[17:51] <MrHankey> ikoni, can u help me with my amsn problems??
[17:51] <ASULutzy> !ask | MrHankey
[17:51] <ikonia> Jimi__Hendrix: he's not listed as ever being in this channel, where is he complaining ?
[17:51] <lintunen> beniwtv:  that part is fine, I am loading the kernel version I want
[17:51]  * icqn sees that ikonia has a lot to do.... he is my hero!
[17:51] <jrib> lintunen: why would you need to do this with kernel packages?
[17:51] <Jimi__Hendrix> #ubuntu-programming...said #ubuntu chat but i think he was in #ubuntu-cy
[17:52] <ikonia> Jimi__Hendrix: what is his nick, I'll speak to him
[17:52] <ikonia> Jimi__Hendrix: as in his current nick
[17:52] <phoenixz> How can I clear a disk from all partitions using fdisk? (but automatically, from command line, not with interactive menu)
[17:53] <tristanmike> Hello. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid the other day and got my surround sound up and running but now ALL audio crackles and skips. Can someone please help me with this, it's really bad and sound is almost unbearable ? Thanks in advance.
[17:53] <lintunen> jrib:  applied a patch
[17:53] <Jimi__Hendrix> ikonia, you dont need to talk to him...i dont think...
[17:53] <Jimi__Hendrix> he says #ubuntu-programming are his only friends in irc...
[17:53] <Jimi__Hendrix> so hes either very emotional or messing with us...
[17:53] <ikonia> Jimi__Hendrix: if he's been kicked/removed please direct him to #ubuntu-ops or #ubuntu-irc rather than taking up space in other channels
[17:54] <jrib> lintunen: if you followed ubottu's instructions, then the resulting package should have a name different than the packages in the repository
[17:54] <beniwtv> lintunen: Then why do you still want to lock it? (Maybe I didn't understand your question correctly)
[17:54] <lintunen> I don't even know if it's possible to lock kernel packages I just don't want to accidentally undo any damage with automatic updates :-)
[17:54] <dman> anyone have a g9 mouse?
[17:54] <icqn> is nvidia 180 backported to intrepid? https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/180.11-0ubuntu1~intrepid1, are there packages somewhere?
[17:54] <grendal_prime> i got a machine here...dell with an ICH5 sound card in it..im trying to get skype working..well any audio app working really...I have hardy running on the machine, and the sound works fine. i plug in a mic and i can hear sound out of the speakers but nothing captures the sound it seems.
[17:54] <omnikill> g9 looks ugly
[17:54] <ASULutzy> phoenixz: You can't do that non-interactively with fdisk
[17:54] <ASULutzy> phoenixz: You have to use sfdisk
[17:54] <dman> ya it does, but it's amazing
[17:54] <Jimi__Hendrix> ikonia, lol ok
[17:55] <omnikill> seeing as it descended from the MX510 mouse, it would have to be amazing
[17:55] <dman> trying to get it working
[17:55] <erica647> icqn: I don't believe it is... I just installed Ubuntu and I got 173.82 which I believe is still the latest non beta nvidia driver
[17:56] <jrib> lintunen: at least, that's what happened at one point.  In any case, more generally, you should always increment the version and append '~jrib1' (or your name :)) using 'dch -i' for example
[17:56] <icqn> erica647, what is this then https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-180/180.11-0ubuntu1~intrepid1 ?
[17:57] <ryanakca> At boot, how can I have my swap be decrypted *after* my home partition? (the key is a file on /home, both partitions are in my crypttab, LUKS)
[17:57] <adauto41> uptade
[17:58] <lintunen> jrib:  I'm not sure what you are saying now - that I'm looking in the wrong place when I try to lock?
[17:58] <tristanmike> Hello. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid the other day and got my surround sound up and running but now ALL audio crackles and skips. Can someone please help me with this, it's really bad and sound is almost unbearable ? Thanks in advance.
[17:58] <erica647> icqn: I haven't seen that but would recommend you check the nvidia website to see what the latest non-beta driver is.  Also I wouldn't worry much about updating unless you're having issues
[17:59] <jrib> lintunen: I remember now that what I said about the naming was if you pulled from git.  Anyway, yes I am saying you are looking in the wrong place.  A lock isn't necessary.  Just increment the version as I explained before building the deb
[17:59] <rothchild> hi how do I install digikam with just it's minimum dependencies? Each time I select it synaptic tells me it's gonna install all sorts of unwanted apps (dolphin for instance)
[18:00] <icqn> erica647, yes i am aware of it, that it is beta, but there are problems with title bars on nvidia card geforce 7,6 series (with compiz compositing manager)
[18:00] <narothepharoh> Whats a good app to do a resume?
[18:00] <beniwtv> lintunen: I think he meant that if you did your own kernel package, you should append something to the version, to not to be the same version as Ubuntu packages.
[18:00] <ikonia> narothepharoh: any wordprocessor/text editor
[18:00] <Gnea> narothepharoh: openoffice writer couldn't do it?
[18:01] <narothepharoh> Gnea: It says this...openoffice.org-writer set to manually installed.
[18:01] <doglino> I want to log in fedora through ssh, I know what that can done with command ssh but  there is a GUI to do that?
[18:01] <erica647> icqn: You'll probably have to do a manual install then per the instructions on the Nvidia site.  I do remember seeing them there but haven't tried it myself
[18:01] <jrib> doglino: you mean vnc?
[18:01] <lintunen> jrib, beniwtv :  I see, I'll look into that.  Thanks!
[18:01] <Gnea> narothepharoh: oh. and it's not in the Applications->Office menu?
[18:01] <narothepharoh> Gnea: I want templates to make it easy you know
[18:02] <narothepharoh> Gnea: no
[18:02] <Gnea> narothepharoh: oh. well, you didn't say that, so no, i'm sorry, i didn't know.
[18:02] <doglino> jrib no
[18:02] <tristanmike> rothchild: as I understand it, Synaptic installs only the base dependencies, anything else should be listed as recommended.
[18:02] <icqn> erica647, i do not really want to install it with every kernel update
[18:02] <beniwtv> lintunen: That way, you won't have to worry about updates :) Just specify the kernel as default and there you go.
[18:02] <doglino> jri just to send/receivce files
[18:02] <narothepharoh> Gnea: yes i did you told me how to install
[18:03] <jrib> doglino: you can use Nautilus:  File -> connect to server
[18:03] <erica647> icqn: I sure understand that... but I doubt it's going to be included in the released version of Ubuntu as long as it's beta
[18:03] <lintunen> beniwtv:  thanks :-)
[18:03] <rothchild> tristanmike: that's what I thought and when I look at the dependencies I can't see dolphin in amongst them? (hence ending up here!)
[18:03] <Gnea> narothepharoh: check this out: open up firefox and search google for the following terms:  openoffice resume templates
[18:03] <jrib> lintunen: you increment the version with 'dch -i' and then append '~lintunen1'.  Then you'll only be offered the repo version when there is a new version out of the package.  At that point you see what the changes are and try to merge them somehow
[18:03] <Chickers> v
[18:03] <mlwinnig> Sorry to interrupt...  Anyone out there got a Novatel (Verizon) V640 working in Ubuntu?  I have a Dell Mini-9 and USB adapter & can't get it to work.  Thanks!
[18:04] <Chickers> wow this is cool
[18:04] <lintunen> jrib:  OK, thanks
[18:04] <doglino> jrib yeah
[18:04] <icqn> erica647, i hope it will be included somewhere as packages :-)
[18:04] <doglino> jrib thanks,
[18:04] <ASULutzy> narothepharoh: http://letmegooglethatforyou.com/?q=open+office+resume+templates
[18:04] <erica647> icqn: yeah I was looking for it myself the other day just to try it out.  I didn't see it though
[18:04] <tristanmike> rothchild: it's a KDE app ?
[18:04] <beniwtv> mlwinning: Does it get detected? (You can see the command dmesg in a terminal for that, after plugging it in.
[18:05] <Gnea> ASULutzy: there's some pretty cool stuff there, actually
[18:05] <erica647> icqn: I even checked out some other distros and they're all using 173.82 as well
[18:05] <doglino> jrib Nautilus rocks!
[18:05] <doglino> hehe
[18:05] <erica647> 177.82 I mean
[18:05] <erica647> sorry
[18:05] <mlwinnig> No.  Tried command line and Gnome.  Power turns light green but that is all.
[18:05] <ratpoison> hello! is there a package that makes the drawing of qt apps with gtk+ ? I know there is a package making gtk apps look like qt, but is there one for the opposite job?
[18:05] <rothchild> tristanmike: yes it's a kde app (I don't get on with F-spot) but it only depends on a few libraries (which I have no trouble with) but when I mark it to install synaptic tells me it want's to install most of KDE4
[18:06] <beniwtv> mlwinnig: what does dmesg say if you plug it in? (use http://paste.ubuntu.com if the output is large)
[18:06] <Gabbsmo> Can I install ubuntu from the alternate ISO using UNetbootiN?
[18:06] <malex> I'm trying to boot intrepid live cd on a thinkpad R31 with an orinoco based mini-pci wlan card. However, Intrepid hangs on boot with lots of "eth1: Error -110 writing Tx descriptor to BAP" error messages. Any thoughts on how I can get Intrepid to boot?
[18:06] <strongarm82> anyone know how i can install the classic version of XMMS?
[18:07] <mlwinnig> Found info for Linux but not Ubuntu per se.  My Gnome does not have a detect button and it keeps changing USB to PPP IP port.
[18:07] <ikonia> malex: I suggest you wait for a reasonable ammount of time, it may be dhcp timing out
[18:07] <ratpoison> malex: how can you be sure that eth1 is the wlan card?
[18:07] <tristanmike> rothchild: right, but the problems lies in the fact that those dependencies might need dependencies and those might need certain dependencies, and so on. As far as I know, generally, when you run "Gnome" and want KDE apps installed, you have to basically install KDE which I suspect is why you're getting so many "unrelated" packages to install... I suspect anyway.
[18:07] <Tom_> Is there any software to trace a specific ip address in ubuntu 8.10?
[18:07] <gfather> guys anyone can help me with grub settings ?
[18:07] <ikonia> Tom_: tracroute and the network tools from system -> administration
[18:08] <ratpoison> tristanmike: synaptic calculates the dependencies fully, you don't have a problem with that
[18:08] <EhsenSiraj> whenever I insert a dvd in my super drive i get this error "Unable to mount the volume NEW. mount point /media/cdrom0 doesn't exist". Would you please help me how I fix it.
[18:08] <ratpoison> rothchild: what do you want to do? wasn't here since the beginning
[18:08] <Tom_> i need to know the location of specific ip address?can i get that
[18:09] <beniwtv> mlwinning: Just to be sure, we are both talking about Verizon cable modems right?
[18:09] <rothchild> tristanmike: it's ok I found a synaptic setting that had 'reccomends marked as dependencies' turned it off and now I can install with just the real depends
[18:09] <tristanmike> ratpoison: right, but he's curious as to why, when running Gnome, and trying to install a KDE app, Synaptic wants to install, what appears, to be unrelated packages.
[18:09] <icqn> erica647, why have you checked that? do you have issues?
[18:09] <ASULutzy> EhsenSiraj: sudo mkdir /media/cdrom0 maybe? :X
[18:09] <Chickers> need program to mount the DVD =)
[18:09] <style> Should I have ubuntu on hdb?
[18:09] <erica647> icqn: I run Wine and some windows apps... was curious to see if there was any performance difference
[18:09] <tristanmike> rothchild: or, you could just alter the setting that says "recommends marked as dependencies" and turn it off ;P
[18:09] <mlwinnig> BENIWTV - need time to command line load it... is there a private channel or EM we can use?  Pretty busy here!
[18:09] <ratpoison> tristanmike, rothchild: you WILL add bloat to the system, but it's not difficult to remove it after you're done with the app
[18:09] <style> Would it be bad to have ubuntu on hdb? Should I swap the hd's?
[18:09] <rothchild> tristanmike: and ratpoison thanks for the help - I just found that setting and turned it off
[18:10] <malex> ratpoison: googled and that error came up for orinoco cards back on 2004-2005. wired card is e100, so is very unlikely to be buggy.
[18:10] <icqn> erica647, i only have found https://launchpad.net/~thomas-creutz/+archive for intrepid
[18:10] <malex> ikonia: 10 minutes already
[18:10] <ASULutzy> Tom_: You can't track down an ip address to like a physical street address generally... You can try using whois to at least get the ISP etc
[18:10] <ikonia> malex: ok, so its more than dhcp then
[18:10] <tristanmike> Hello. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid the other day and got my surround sound up and running but now ALL audio crackles and skips. Can someone please help me with this, it's really bad and sound is almost unbearable ? Thanks in advance.
[18:10] <malex> ikonia: dhcp would've timed out by now. Seems like a Ubuntu kernel bug
[18:10] <Tom_> k thank q....dude
[18:10] <icqn> erica647, it seems to have positive replies https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nvidia-graphics-drivers-177/+bug/297543
[18:10] <EhsenSiraj> Thanks a lot its working now.
[18:11] <ratpoison> malex: if you don't absolutely NEED wireless for the installation try and find out which boot option disables wifi during boot
[18:11] <beniwtv> mlwinnig: I've sent you a private message
[18:11] <erica647> icqn: reading that
[18:11] <malex> ratpoison: I don't need it now, but will need later. Hopefully, updated kernels work as this happens with the released image.
[18:11] <icqn> erica647, at the ending
[18:12] <ratpoison> malex: then there is a hotkey that lets you customize the boot options on the livecd menu. google the boot options and then add that option before you boot
[18:12] <klync> after installing smbfs, can i add entries to fstab, or do i need to run smbmount as a user? the docs are lacking about whether / how to use it from fstab
[18:13] <ratpoison> klync: what are you trying to do?
[18:13] <hobo> how come everytime i launch xchat from the apps>internet>xchat menu launcher thing it always throws me into this ubuntu help channel?
[18:13] <klync> ratpoison: mount a samba share for real, rather than through the vfs layer
[18:13] <hobo> i want it to just do nothing
[18:13] <ikonia> hobo: default channel
[18:13] <erica647> icqn: wow there's a lot of comments out there concerning that driver
[18:13] <ikonia> hobo: remove the default server and default channel
[18:13] <tristanmike> Hello. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid the other day and got my surround sound up and running but now ALL audio crackles and skips. Can someone please help me with this, it's really bad and sound is almost unbearable ? Thanks in advance.
[18:14] <ratpoison> klync:  I suppose alt+f2 > shares-admin doesn't cover you?
[18:14] <Maggie> I used to use vlc 0.8.6a as my multimedia player on my Ubuntu Hardy Box. Then I decided to update it from the source code. I am a newbie in Linux so thought it will be updated when I would compile it from source code. After I compiled it from source code, whenever I start vlc from Applications>Sound & Video>VLC media player nothing would start but when I try to open any music file or video file in vlc I can only hear the audio but I cannot see where the pl
[18:14] <Maggie> ayer is?When I type vlc in the terminal I get the following output:"http://paste.ubuntu.com/101758/".I dont know what to to get the GUI back!!Plz anyone help me
[18:14] <hobo> ikonia wheres that at? prefrences? i havent found it yet
[18:14] <lorenzo> hi, can anyone help me capturing audio? I have tried gnome-sound-recorder but it's not doing it for me. I may have some audio problem on my machine. I tried a few tutorials and read a few threads but no joy. anyone can help please? thanks
[18:14] <ikonia> Maggie: you have broke your distro
[18:14] <erica647> icqn: Looks like it's only going to be released with Jaunty though
[18:15] <klync> ratpoison: ratpoison perhaps... it's pulling down *even more* software now, but we'll see what that gets me
[18:15] <ikonia> Maggie: you should not update by compiling from source, even less so if you are new to linux and don't understand what you're doing
[18:15] <erica647> icqn: If you have a spare machine to play with, you might want to download the jaunty beta just to see how it works
[18:15] <klync> ratpoison: although (and this is purely personal) my least favourite thing about ubuntu is all of this graphical stuff
[18:15] <style> My box is 600mhz
[18:15] <hobo> ikonia wheres that at? prefrences? i havent found it yet
[18:15] <icqn> erica647, it is too boring at the moment :-)
[18:16] <style> Wikipedia says I need 700mhz to be recomended.
[18:16] <ratpoison> klync: the master smb.conf.
[18:16] <dman> reinstalled the nvidia drivers but it's not showing up in prop drivers?
[18:16] <ratpoison> klync: then*
[18:16] <style> What is the diffrence between server and desktop edition?
[18:16] <Maggie> ikonia thanx but can I do anything to do it right?
[18:16] <Pici> !server > style
[18:16] <Chickers> update audio drivers from manufacturer website if there are no linux drivers install through wine
[18:16] <Jeruvy> lorenzo: could you provide some details.  What software/versions are you using. What have you done.  What errors are occuring. etc.
[18:16] <ikonia> Maggie: not really as your machine is now in an unknown state
[18:17] <tristanmike> Hello. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid the other day and got my surround sound up and running but now ALL audio crackles and skips. Can someone please help me with this, it's really bad and sound is almost unbearable ? Thanks in advance.
[18:17] <klync> ratpoison: no, i want to *mount* an smb share on a remote machine from my ubuntu desktop; i do not want to export shares from my ubuntu box (if i did, i would've installed samba and cracked open smb.conf)
[18:17] <hobo> ikonia: where is default server crap?
[18:17] <ikonia> Maggie: the best thing I can suggest is re-install ubuntu to get a stable base system back, then if your not sure about how to do things in future use the ubuntu support resources
[18:17] <ikonia> hobo: I'm looking I've not got xchat in front of me
[18:17] <ratpoison> klync: that's wizardry beyond my level, sorry
[18:17] <dman> when reinstalling ubuntu, will you lose your docs etc?
[18:17] <hobo> oh.
[18:17] <dman> desktop links etc?
[18:17] <klync> ratpoison: well, thanks anyway... i learned about share-admin :)
[18:17] <Jeruvy> Tristam: are you sure this isn't a speaker problem?
[18:18] <hobo> i know. i'll just ask someone where im going.
[18:18] <klync> ratpoison: and alt+f2 ... yippie!
[18:18] <hobo> thnaks though !
[18:18] <gasto> do I
[18:19] <gasto> sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install envyng-gtk envyng-core
[18:19] <ratpoison> klync:  yup, alt+f2 is the most awesome shortcut, it runs ANYTHING without leaving a terminal window
[18:19] <gasto> to get the envy program from virtual terminal?
[18:19] <style> 377mb ram, 600mhz duron, can I use ubuntu? Currently it has debian etch with gnome.
[18:19] <lorenzo> Jeruvy, I am on Ibex, using the default gnome-sound-recorder <IP_ADDRESS>.1; I tried capturing audio both from totem audio and from a youtube video playing in firefox. Sound-recorder seems to be recording but the audio file is empty when i play it back.  If I launch sound recorder from terminal, i get (gnome-sound-recorder:27672): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_widget_get_accessible: assertion `GTK_IS_WIDGET (widget)' failed. that is all iknow :)
[18:19] <jxander> will gnome support dual-head configuration better so that i will be able to have two different wallpapers on each monitor in the next ubuntu?
[18:19] <ratpoison> style: wouldn't recommend it, try crunchbang (wait for a link)
[18:19] <lorenzo> Jeruvy, i also get ** (gnome-sound-recorder:27672): CRITICAL **: atk_object_add_relationship: assertion `ATK_IS_OBJECT (target)' failed
[18:20] <dkav> sy
[18:20] <dkav> style; I use a PIII 600, 512 MB with xubuntu and its ok
[18:20] <ratpoison> style: duh... crunchbang.org It's ubuntu with fluxbox
[18:21] <tristanmike> Hello. I installed Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid the other day and got my surround sound up and running but now ALL audio crackles and skips. Can someone please help me with this, it's really bad and sound is almost unbearable ? Thanks in advance.
[18:22] <style> dkav: Should I get more ram or more cpu?
[18:22] <ikonia> style: in relation to what ?
[18:22] <dkav> no, i only have a problem after instalation
[18:22] <style> ikonia: bether performance for bitorrent and desktop, and ssh usage
[18:23] <dkav> the xorg.con file is empty
[18:23] <ikonia> style: depends what your bottle neck is, normally desktop performance is diven by your video card
[18:23] <ratpoison> tristanmike: check if you have pulseaudio installed. you probably do, but you don't have the tweaking tools for it. In my experience, if pusleaudio, alsa, device and application volumes are set to 100% this can cause noise
[18:23] <style> ikonia: I have a Nvidia fx 440
[18:23] <ikonia> style: that is quite old
[18:23] <lorenzo> Jeruvy, any suggestions?
[18:23] <ikonia> style: actually - is that a geforce 4 ?
[18:24] <tristanmike> ratpoison: I do have PuleAudio as this is a stock installation of 8.10
[18:24] <dkav> was empty, sorry. But i start with a live CD (tinyme) an copy xorg.conf tu my /etc/.....
[18:24] <tristanmike> ratpoison: it was working fine on Hardy
[18:24] <ratpoison> tristanmike: that's how I solved a similar problem in a friend's box with a clean intrepid install
[18:25] <Laderius> Anyone know a clock screensaver?
[18:25] <tristanmike> ratpoison: and as a haibt, I never put volumes up to 100%
[18:25] <klync> can i mount samba shares from fstab using smbmount? can anyone give an example to follow?
[18:25] <style> ikonia: It is quite old. It is an old box.
[18:25] <ikonia> klync: if the shares are in fstab you just need to use mount
[18:25] <dkav> style: trie to install crash... Maibe its better for your box
[18:25] <ikonia> style: I suspect that is your visual bottle neck
[18:26] <tristanmike> ratpoison: I guess I'm bypassing Pulse
[18:26] <Laderius> Anyone know a clock screensaver?
[18:26] <dkav> n
[18:26] <dkav> o
[18:26] <Laderius> o
[18:26] <Laderius> k
[18:26] <tristanmike> ratpoison: for instance, when I run "pavumeter" the meter's don't move
[18:26] <Laderius> Anyone other then dkav know a clock screensaver?
[18:27] <tristanmike> ratpoison: but that's the only way I could discover to get my surround sound speakers working... at first I only had two out of the possible 6 speakers working
[18:27] <Flannel> dkav: Please be helpful
[18:27] <icqn> Laderius, why are you asking?
[18:27] <style> lloyd: no
[18:27] <Laderius> icqn: because on my old windows box i used the clock screensaver and was curious if i could find one, im not having any luck and its super helpful
[18:27] <raylu> tristanmike, ratpoison: speaker-teest
[18:27] <raylu> *test
[18:28] <ikonia> Laderius: there is one installed by default I think
[18:28] <ratpoison> tristanmike: if you really want to know where your sound is routed to, then open the pulseaudio manager,  go to the tab Devices and watch the sinks
[18:28] <lloyd> my /boot partition ran out of space for setting up Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-9-generic and now I cant update or do tah dpkg --congigure -a
[18:28] <Laderius> ikonia: i couldnt find it, i may have over looked it
[18:28] <furytheory> Sooooo .... greetings and salutations to all. Good afternoon. Gotta Problem that has to do with networking. Any network guru's in the group?
[18:28] <ikonia> Laderius: I'm pretty sure there is one installed by default
[18:28] <dkav> style, what`s the problem with your debian bos??
[18:28] <style> Dwl-g122 does interpid support it by defoult?
[18:28] <ikonia> style: are you using ubuntu or debian ?
[18:28] <style> dkav: I can't get ntfs to work, and no automount of usb disks.
[18:29] <Laderius> ikonia: Know what it is called?
[18:29] <ikonia> Laderius: hang on
[18:29] <style> ikonia: Currently debian, will instal ubuntu interpid in about haf an houre
[18:29] <tristanmike> raylu: "Time per period = 10.973321 / 0 - Front Left"  is all I'm getting from that command
[18:29] <pdtpatri3k> furytheory if you ask a question whomever knows the answer will answer you
[18:29] <ikonia> style: then please get support from #debian
[18:29] <tristanmike> ratpoison: pulseaudio manager ??
[18:29] <lloyd> my /boot partition ran out of space for setting up Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-9-generic and now I cant update or do tah dpkg --congigure -a
[18:29] <ratpoison> tristanmike: the still monitors might mean that they are monitors for an unused sink. Right click on the window I told you before on an output under a sink and watch what the monitor does
[18:30] <style> ikonia: I am asking about things to prepare me for the upgrade. I haven't asked a single debian question!
[18:30] <ratpoison> tristanmike: run pulseaudio device chooser, and click on manager
[18:30] <ratpoison> tristanmike: run pulseaudio device chooser, right **click on applet** and click on manager
[18:30] <ikonia> style: your asking performance questions, which I assume is about your current install
[18:30] <style> ikonia: No, it is about my future ubuntu install.
[18:30] <KingOfDos> Can someone tell me how to configure the behavioure of my Wacom Intous 3? It's realy fucked when i'm using dual screen :X
[18:30] <Laderius> ikonia: negitive there is not one :(
[18:31] <tristanmike> ratpoison: you've lost me... applet ? what applet ?
[18:31] <ikonia> style: then install it first to find out if you have performance issues
[18:31] <style> I am considering to buy some second hand hardware.
[18:31] <Rollie> i need a 2.4 driver for a netgear MA101 external wirelesss card
[18:31] <style> KingOfDos: ,
[18:31] <ikonia> Laderius: just looking myself now, it used to be made out of "balls" to make the clock
[18:31] <style> ikonia: A lot of work if someone here knows it won't work
[18:31] <ikonia> Rollie: a 2.4 driver ? the current kernel is 2.6
[18:31] <Laderius> ikonia: lemme know if you find it, if not back to google for me :P
[18:31] <icqn> Laderius, there is a clock screensaver, do not remember its name
[18:31] <Rollie> ok 2.6
[18:31] <Rollie> lol
[18:31] <KingOfDos> The problem is that it's a little strange. It's an A4 Wacom, but he stretches over two screens. So it's to small.
[18:31] <Rollie> i just need it to work
[18:31] <lloyd> my /boot partition ran out of space for setting up Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-9-generic and now I cant update or do tah dpkg --congigure -a
[18:32] <ratpoison> tristanmike: look, if you run pulseaudio device chooser, there is an applet on your system tray, no? it looks like a headphone mini-jack
[18:32] <anparks> hi im having problems with a super broken synaptic
[18:32] <KingOfDos> In other words, my first screen has 15(width)x30(height) cm of the wacom. The second has the other 50% of the wacom
[18:32] <anparks> i manually installed a version of libghc6-xmonad-contrib-dev and there are now problems
[18:32] <neothecat> good afternoon EST.
[18:32] <Jack_Sparrow> anparks, The first question would be have you made any changes to your sources list
[18:32] <anparks> it tells me to reinstall the package but says it cant
[18:32] <KingOfDos> because it's higher then the width, the images are stretched
[18:32] <tristanmike> ratpoison: what is the command for "pulseaudio device chooser" do you mean "System-Preferences-Sound" or "System-Preferences-PulseAudio Preferences" ?
[18:33] <Rollie> so what do i do to get this workin
[18:33] <neothecat> i did try to look this up, but i did not see any fixes, other than not using ff.  does anyone know how to stop firefox from using 90% cpu?
[18:33] <ratpoison> tristanmike: you don't have all the tweaking tools installed I guess. wait for me to tell you what I have installed in my system
[18:33] <Laderius> icqn can i port a windows screensaver?
[18:33] <tristanmike> ratpoison: sounds good
[18:33] <anparks> no i have not. just made the mistake of dist-upgrade instead of apt-get upgrade before i moved to intrepid
[18:33] <ikonia> Laderius: looks like your right, it's no longe in 8.10
[18:33] <style> Intrepid Ibex, how do you change the settings for the gues account? or does it go back to default every time it logs off?
[18:34] <Laderius> ikonia i found one
[18:34] <Laderius> ikonia in the kscreensaver package
[18:34] <anparks> all repos are intrepid. something is fishy. the package will  not fix, and now i can no longer install packages!
[18:35] <doglino> what is default directory to put "program files", in windows there is a folder called "program files", i downloaded a file tar.gz and I want know where I put this file
[18:35] <Zero_FeniX> I'm having troubles getting a 32 bit version of ubuntu installed on a VirtualBox machine. I get the image loaded up and try to select any of the main options menu and it just freezes up. Any ideas on how to get this to work?
[18:35] <Some_Mercy> http://www.independent.co.uk/opinion/commentators/fisk/robert-fisk-why-do-they-hate-the-west-so-much-we-will-ask-1230046.html
[18:35] <Jack_Sparrow> anparks, Which version of ubuntu   and what link does this give you.. sudo apt-get install pastebinit  && cat /etc/apt/sources.list | pastebinit (Provide Pastebin link in channel)
[18:35] <Pici> Some_Mercy: This is a support channel, please don't do that.
[18:35] <user_> Zero_FeniX: which versions are you using?
[18:35] <ASULutzy> doglino: You need to decompress it with tar xzvf
[18:35] <furytheory> [Pardon me if I seem a bit new at this :) ] Computer 1: Windows -- Wireless card and Wired NIC installed -- Shared connection set up. Second Computer: NIC installed -- Patch cord to Windows computer. I cannot figure out how to patch the connection to my Ubuntu for internet from Windows. I am not asking for the answer, just guidance. Is there a site that any one can recommend?
[18:35] <Jack_Sparrow> !who > Some_Mercy
[18:35] <fevel> hey all
[18:35] <DaHopi> hello, i cant install 8.10 on amd64..
[18:35] <Guest93293> this is gay
[18:35] <yellabs> hell all
[18:35] <yellabs> hello
[18:36] <yellabs> :P
[18:36] <DaHopi> livecd stops running on powernowd
[18:36] <lloyd> my /boot partition ran out of space for setting up Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-9-generic and now I cant update or do tah dpkg --congigure -a
[18:36] <Guest93293> this is really gay
[18:36] <Laderius> yellabs, hello :)
[18:36] <fevel> I am getting used to the tool that comes with ubuntu server for firewalling ufw
[18:36] <icqn> Laderius, yes, if it is in white and red colors it is the one i was talking about
[18:36] <Zero_FeniX> user_,  I downloaded ubuntu-8.10-desktop-i386.iso
[18:36] <fevel> but how do I add prerouting rules
[18:36] <doglino> ASULutzy I know that but WHERE  I decompress it
[18:36] <Pici> Guest93293: Please do not use that term depreciatively in this channel.
[18:36] <icqn> Laderius, i believe you can not port it
[18:36] <lloyd> my /boot partition ran out of space for setting up Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-9-generic and now I cant update or do tah dpkg --congigure -a
[18:36] <DaHopi> tried it with acpi=off, checkd my cd..
[18:36] <user_> Zero_FeniX: this is going into the vm?
[18:36] <ASULutzy> doglino: what is it? that's really up to you. Generally you decompress it and then there will be install scripts inside of it
[18:37] <doglino> ASULutzy ok thanks
[18:37] <Zero_FeniX> user_, yes
[18:37] <Rollie> ikonia: what is the driver called exactly for ubuntu
[18:37] <Andre_H> Hi my name is Andre, i am from Germany.
[18:37] <user_> Zero_FeniX: ok, and which ubuntu version are you running on the host?
[18:37] <lloyd> my /boot partition ran out of space for setting up Generating /boot/initrd.img-2.6.27-9-generic and now I cant update or do tah dpkg --congigure -a
[18:37] <ikonia> Rollie: I don't use that device, I don't know without looking into it
[18:37] <Andre_H> Complete Question: Is there something like an IP-Address-Control(http://www.codeproject.com/KB/miscctrl/IpAddrCtrlLib/TestIPAddressControl.png) for Linux too?
[18:37] <neothecat> Guten Tag Andre!
[18:37] <Rollie> i found this
[18:37] <Andre_H> hi neothecat
[18:37] <Rollie> http://linux.wareseeker.com/free-netgear/
[18:38] <Zero_FeniX> user_, sorry I'm actually running 32 bit windows vista as my uh... realy os I guess.
[18:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !msg Some_Mercy Please dont come back
[18:38] <Jack_Sparrow> !msg > Some_Mercy Please dont come back
[18:38] <user_> Zero_FeniX: ok, i am out then, sorry
[18:38] <yellabs> how well does gnomenu work ? its an gtk-apps addon, does any one have experience with the stability of it?
[18:38] <irreducib> /part
[18:38] <anparks> http://pastebin.com/d55a934f
[18:38] <ratpoison> tristanmike: http://pastebin.com/m7131e301 look, it's got things I don't have, but what I only lack are application specific plugins for apps I don't have, you can sort them out yourself
[18:38] <ASULutzy> Andre_H: What exactly does that do?
[18:38] <b0nn> hrm, how do I find my cdrom and mount it?
[18:39] <anparks> and still i get: E: /var/cache/apt/archives/libghc6-xmonad-contrib-dev_0.8-2_amd64.deb: subprocess new pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
[18:39] <diffred> Please help. I need to convert a .rm video to some common such as mpeg or avi.
[18:39] <b0nn> when I try to mount /dev/cdrom1 I get:
[18:39] <b0nn> mount: block device /dev/scd0 is write-protected, mounting read-only
[18:39] <ratpoison> tristanmike: also, you can omit the dev / dbg packages
[18:39] <b0nn> mount: /dev/scd0: can't read superblock
[18:39] <Isvara> What does a flashing caps lock light mean during boot?
[18:39] <yellabs> diffred use ffmeg
[18:39] <Andre_H> ASULutzy: its a windows control i want to use under linux to input IPs for my programs
[18:39] <diffred> yellabs: thanks gonna check it
[18:39] <ikonia> b0nn: cd's are read only
[18:39] <b0nn> ok
[18:40] <b0nn> so how do I mount it?
[18:40] <ASULutzy> Isvara: It means a kernel panic, things are seriously broke
[18:40] <Zero_FeniX> Any idea's on how to get ubuntu installed on a windows vista 32 bit host with VirtualBox?
[18:40] <Isvara> Arse.
[18:40] <yellabs> diffred : if you want an quick and easy way go here http://media-convert.com/
[18:40] <jack_j> You have been plopped
[18:40] <Isvara> And the installation finally went so well.
[18:40] <ikonia> b0nn: it's mounted
[18:40] <Isvara> I am cursed today.
[18:40] <DaHopi> mmh is there nobody who can help me to install Ubuntu 8.10 on an AMD64 3000+ ?
[18:40] <ikonia> b0nn: it was warning you that it's mounted read only
[18:40] <yellabs> diffred just upload the file and convert it
[18:40] <yellabs> good luck
[18:41] <jack_j> yoyo get your isos and mount you funnylalalalala
[18:41] <b0nn> ah, no
[18:41] <diffred> yellabs: oh thanks
[18:41] <zanberdo> question: is there a limit to the number of drivers/partitions the install partition manager can handle?  I have a system with three drives: two 250G and one 500G.  When I load the ubuntu ibex installer, the partition manager only shows the two 250G drives available, even though I have an older version installed to the 500G drive (and it still boots)...
[18:41] <ikonia> DaHopi: I can't see any option for power now disable, however I'm surprised your having this issue,
[18:41] <Pici> jack_j: Do you have a support question?
[18:41] <ikonia> DaHopi: if you fancy a test, pass the kernel parameter "single" to the boot line from the livecd
[18:41] <b0nn> it's not listed when I type just 'mount'
[18:41] <ikonia> DaHopi: see if it boots that way (just for a test)
[18:41] <jack_j> no wheres the offtopic then
[18:41] <Pici> jack_j: #ubuntu-offtopic
[18:42] <furytheory> I need a good networking site ... anyone? ... anyone???
[18:42] <ikonia> furytheory: no-one, no-one, no-one
[18:42] <b0nn> and there is no files listed when I ls themount point
[18:42] <ikonia> furytheory: thats not ontopic here
[18:42] <DaHopi> ikonia: i will give it a try.. thanx... till later ;)
[18:42] <ikonia> b0nn: what command did you use, exactly
[18:42] <furytheory> Networking for Ubuntu isn't on topic? Hmmm.
[18:42] <b0nn> sudo mount /dev/cdrom1 /media/disk
[18:42] <Laderius> Hey guys what termainal commands would i type to execute this http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man1/kclock.kss.1.html
[18:42] <Sanketsu> Well, I've got an issue on my laptop involving the wireless not working after updates.  I've put the details here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1033501
[18:42] <ikonia> furytheory: a networking site in general is not
[18:43] <anparks> please will somebody take a look at this: http://pastebin.com/m3cc7eba0
[18:43] <b0nn> er, that fails asking for fstype
[18:43] <anparks> cannot fix this broken package
[18:43] <Isvara> What do I need on the grub command line to boot with a visible console?
[18:43] <b0nn> sudo mount /dev/cdrom1 /media/disk -tvfat
[18:43] <Jeruvy> lorenzo: from the error it would seem to be a problem with GTK specifically, or the software cannot find what it needs.  Have you searched those errors on launchpad.net?
[18:43] <edd_> hi, after update i have network manager is seeing each network card twice
[18:43] <ikonia> b0nn: cd's are not vfat
[18:43] <b0nn> really...
[18:43] <anparks> and no i am not a noob, yes my sources.list is in order, i have apt-get cleaned etc.
[18:43] <ikonia> b0nn: just use the command "sudo mount /dev/cdrom1 /media/cdrom"
[18:43] <jack_j> cds are Mastered FS
[18:43] <ASULutzy> Isvara: Take away splash and quiet
[18:44] <ikonia> b0nn: cd's normally automount when you put them in (I assume your using a gnome desktop)
[18:44] <furytheory> Excuse me... How about a networking site that is a little more explanitory than ubuntu's site.
[18:44] <b0nn> didyou not read what I said happens when I do that?
[18:44] <jack_j> or CDfs + Micro$oft-LiveFS
[18:44] <Isvara> ASULutzy: I have a blank grub command line.
[18:44] <tristanmike> ratpoison: the only packages that I don't have installed that you do, are the XMMS packages, and I don't use XMMS. Oh, and the flash-nonfree plugin one as well
[18:44] <ikonia> b0nn: what is on this cd ?
[18:44] <Espinete77> Hi, I'm trying to compile an app and I need jack/jack.h. I have jackd installed so I was wondering, what package do I need to get jack.h ?
[18:44] <jack_j> boot em up blanker
[18:44] <toehio> toehio
[18:44] <b0nn> um
[18:44] <ratpoison> tristanmike: then the program I'm telling you should be under applications / sound video
[18:44] <tristanmike> ratpoison: other than 3, my list is the same
[18:45] <tristanmike> ratpoison: ahh, perfect
[18:45] <b0nn> Id tell you.. if I could mount it?
[18:45] <Laz_II> can i get help with a grub error
[18:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !who > jack_j
[18:45] <ikonia> b0nn: ok - so how do you know it's not blank
[18:45] <tristanmike> ratpoison: bingo, I've got it now
[18:45] <user_> Espinete77: the jack-devel package could do
[18:45] <FoxKilo4> 8.1 won't see my Firewire card connected to Edirol FA66 any help? Where do I start?
[18:45] <jack_j> grub>_
[18:45] <ikonia> b0nn: hence why it's asking for a file system
[18:45] <Laz_II> grub
[18:45] <ASULutzy> Isvara: Hmmm? When you reboot, push 'e' to edit the line and just erase quiet and no splash fromt he end and push 'b' to boot
[18:45] <Espinete77> user_: that doesn't exist in synaptic
[18:45] <b0nn> sure
[18:45] <Laz_II> okay
[18:45] <b0nn> it's supposed to be a printed cd
[18:45] <user_> Espinete77: something similar?
[18:45] <Isvara> ASULutzy: I hit 'escape' to get a to the grub command line
[18:45] <b0nn> butit could be blank
[18:45] <b0nn> how do I know?
[18:46] <tristanmike> ratpoison: I have "Manager" open now
[18:46] <zanberdo> to further qualify my question. when I boot the kubuntu hardy installer the partition manager identifies all three drives (the two 250G and the one 500G).  Maybe this is a bug in the ubuntu ibex installer?
[18:46] <ikonia> b0nn: are you using gnome desktop ?
[18:46] <Espinete77> user_: I've looking but I can't find it
[18:46] <Laz_II> yep i will erace it
[18:46] <b0nn> no
[18:46] <b0nn> Im using kubuntu
[18:46] <Espinete77> been*
[18:46] <ikonia> b0nn: what desktop are you using ?
[18:46] <ikonia> b0nn: ok, kde
[18:46] <user_> Espinete77: try libjack-dev
[18:46] <ikonia> b0nn: so when you put the cd in, if there is data on it, kde should auto mount it for you, the fact that it's not doing that, and the mount command is asking for an FS suggests it's blank
[18:46] <ASULutzy> Isvara: Just edit your existing grub menu line when you reboot?
[18:46] <jack_j> there is 14xx people here
[18:47] <ratpoison> tristanmike: now try and find out if the sound output that sounds clunky is amplified excessively. you can see which output goes to which sink under the tab devices. you can right click on the outputs and get specific visual monitors for each sink and thus you can tell if pulseaudio is actually bypassed
[18:47] <Laz_II> ok let me look at the window not
[18:47] <Laz_II> ok let me look at the window now
[18:47] <ikonia> jack_j: please stop
[18:47] <ikonia> jack_j: this is a support channel only
[18:47] <jack_j> xubuntu is not even responding
[18:47] <ikonia> jack_j: you have been told that, now please follow it
[18:47] <Espinete77> user_: yay that was it! thanks :D
[18:47] <Laz_II> does a USB UUID id change
[18:48] <raylu> Laz_II: uuids are specific to partitions
[18:48] <Jack_Sparrow> Laz_II, It should not
[18:48] <Laz_II> right that is what i thought
[18:48] <raylu> Laz_II: so your question makes no sense
[18:48] <Laz_II> it could not open the root device
[18:48] <Laz_II> i am trying to boot ubuntu from a USB hard drive
[18:48] <Isvara> ASULutzy: Okay, got it, but removing 'quiet' doesn't help -- I still just get the progress bar.
[18:48] <Laz_II> i have it installed but the bootloader
[18:49] <ASULutzy> Isvara: And remove splash.
[18:49] <Laz_II> does not work
[18:49] <lorenzo> Jeruvy, no, how do i search for those errors on launchpad?
[18:49] <tristanmike> ratpoison: let me give you some background. My surround sound doesn't work by default. Using PulseAudio. So far, the only fix I have found was to open "System-Preferences-Sound" and change the "Music and Movies" to use Alsa and multichannel playback rather than auto detect. Also, I needed to open my volume control and uncheck the "SB Live Analog/Digital Output Jack". This gave me 5.1, but the sound crackles
[18:49] <Isvara> ASULutzy: splash is not there, but I'll try adding nosplash.
[18:49] <Jack_Sparrow> Laz_II, How did you create the bootable usb
[18:49] <bazbazbaz> how's it going! this is definitly not where i am supposed to be asking this question, but i have searched and have no idea where to go from here and the ubuntu community is the best!......... I moved into a condo with network outlets on each wall. To make them live i went to the wiring closet ready with a switch to connect all the end points - but there weren't any! All the wires were connected to some other thing.... what do i do?
[18:49] <tristanmike> ratpoison: now, since PulseAudio is new "relatively", I'm finding it rather confusing
[18:49] <raylu> Laz_II: also, where is the bootloader installed?
[18:50] <ikonia> bazbazbaz: as you said this is not the right place to ask, do don't ask
[18:50] <Laz_II> i had the live session cd up and running and i just installed to the usb hard drive
[18:50] <tristanmike> ratpoison: does any of that make any sense whatsoever ?
[18:50] <Jack_Sparrow> !usb
[18:50] <Laz_II> i put the boot loader on the usb drive
[18:50] <Jeruvy> lorenzo: in a google search type "site:launchpad.net {error msg}"
[18:50] <bazbazbaz> ikonia: i am sure someone could point me in the right direction, i am stuck
[18:50] <Jack_Sparrow> Laz_II, See also pendrivelinux
[18:50] <Isvara> Ah, it's there twice, and once is off-screen. Cunning.
[18:50] <ikonia> bazbazbaz: it is not the puropose of this channel, please don't ask
[18:50] <nicola> vorrei qualcuno che mi insegnasse a usare linux ubuntu
[18:50] <Jack_Sparrow> bazbazbaz, Offtopic
[18:50] <raylu> Laz_II: so is the problem that you don't see grub at all on bootup?
[18:51] <Jack_Sparrow> !it
[18:51] <Laz_II> no i get a kernal panic error when booting
[18:51] <bazbazbaz> so anyone know of a good #netowrking irc channel?
[18:51] <Pici> bazbazbaz: ##networking
[18:51] <Laz_II> i will put the error in
[18:51] <furytheory> It's no wonder that most of the computers in the world have Windows on them. I am not condoning Microsoft's practices, but some one comes in with no-bs problem looking for advice and gets told that their problem is not on topic. I hate Windows, but i know that if I have a problem I can call (even if I have to pay for it) and they can solve it in an ORGANIZED way. This is chaos. This is the first time that I have tried to actually t
[18:51] <furytheory> ried to talk to other guru's. I think that I will just go back to reading manuals and solving problems the old fashioned way, perseverance and self reliance. All I wanted is for someone to recommend some help, not tell me how..
[18:51] <raylu> furytheory: are you kiding?
[18:51] <raylu> furytheory: let me pretend we're #windows for a second
[18:51] <furytheory> No
[18:51] <Laz_II> VFS: Cannot open root device "UUID (uuid string) or unknown-block(0,0)
[18:52] <raylu> furytheory: scndisk, defrag, reboot, reboot, reboot
[18:52] <Jeruvy> furytheory: same holds true for ubuntu, call canocial and get live support if you wish
[18:52] <raylu> furytheory: *scandisk. oh, and something about fdisk and anti-virus
[18:52] <bazbazbaz> microsoft has support? never knew
[18:52] <raylu> furytheory: oh, and in an indian accent
[18:52] <Pici> !offtopic
[18:52] <tristanmike> furytheory: don't worry, you'll get a bunch of people slagging you for this, but I'm starting to agree with you
[18:52] <ASULutzy> All offtopic
[18:52] <Laz_II> not me
[18:52] <Jack_Sparrow> Lets get back to the topic.. please dont feed the troll
[18:53] <furytheory> I don't want to call. I wanted someone that actually has a brain to help me. This is supposed to be help for Ubuntu, right?
[18:53] <tristanmike> ratpoison: did you get my last messages ?
[18:53] <bazbazbaz> furytheory: whats your problem again
[18:53] <lorenzo> Jeruvy, thanks a lot, i'll try that
[18:53] <ratpoison> !patience > tristanmike
[18:53] <FoxKilo4> 8.1 won't see my Firewire card connected to Edirol FA66 any help? Where do I start?
[18:54] <tristanmike> ratpoison: a simple "yes" would suffice... for all I know, you just took a heart attack... you don't have to go throwing ubottu at me like I'm the plauge :/
[18:54] <Laz_II> The error that i get is VFS: Cannot open root device "UUID (uuid string) or unknown-block(0,0)
[18:54] <Jeruvy> lorenzo: sure, let us know what you find out.
[18:54] <ratpoison> tristanmike: relax dude, nothing personal
[18:54] <Sanketsu> Ok, so I had a hard drive failure and installed a new HDD on my laptop, then ended up doing a fresh install of Intrepid.  Everything worked just fine.  There were 200+ updates I could do though so I let them all install as normal, over the wireless here since all my wired ports are used up on my router.  After the updates and restart due to kernel updates my wireless will no longer connect.
[18:55] <raylu> Laz_II: so which drive is the grub loader installed on?
[18:55] <ratpoison> tristanmike: yes. switching the audio option from the multimedia manager was a piece of info I didn't have. that probably means that your sound is bypassing pulseaudio. Try double clicking on your volume meter and click preferences. Choose your appropriate sound card and click preferences. check on all available options and tweak them. Sometimes you need to uncheck you have headphones or IECsomething or somesuch
[18:55] <Jeruvy> Sanketsu: what does /var/log/messages tell you, any boot/kernel errors?
[18:55] <raylu> Sanketsu: iwconfig
[18:55] <Laz_II> i have the bootloader installed on the usb drive
[18:55] <jack_j> eeeeeeee
[18:55] <jack_j> whoops
[18:56] <Laz_II> I can get the loader to boot to my internal hard drive
[18:56] <raylu> tristanmike, ratpoison: also, alsamixer
[18:56] <Laz_II> but not to the usb drive
[18:56] <ratpoison> raylu: that's the same, but gtk, I think
[18:56] <Sanketsu> I'll look just a moment Jeruvy and raylu.
[18:56] <tristanmike> ratpoison: my sound is bypassing PulseAudio because for some reason I only get one option under Pulse. For instance, when I run "alsamixer" all I get is one option to change, pulseaudio volume... that's it
[18:56] <zanberdo> Might there be a rational reason why the hardy alternate installation partition manager see all three of my installed hard drives, but the ibex alternate installation partition managers does not?
[18:56] <raylu> ratpoison: er, alsamixer runs in a terminal. and occsaionally, it fixes something the gnome one can't
[18:57] <anparks> hello an somebody help me fix a broken package?
[18:57] <raylu> !who | Laz_II
[18:57] <terroris> hi all
[18:57] <tristanmike> ratpoison: there is very little documentation on how to set up PulseAudio and I'm very confused
[18:57] <raylu> !anybody | anparks
[18:57] <anparks> my sources.list is now also totally fucked and i have nothing in it
[18:57] <terroris> has anyone got fallout 3 to work with wine?
[18:57] <raylu> Laz_II: can you show me /boot/grub/menu.lst on the usb hard drive?
[18:57] <lorenzo> Jeruvy, thanks a lot, i'll try that
[18:57] <Jack_Sparrow> !ohmy > anparks
[18:57] <Flannel> anparks: Please watch your language.  You can generate a new one in software souces
[18:57] <anparks> please take a look at my anparks@fassbinder:~$ sudo dpkg --remove --force-remove-reinstreq libghc6-xmonad-contrib-dev
[18:57] <anparks> dpkg - warning, overriding problem because --force enabled: Package is in a very bad inconsistent state - you should reinstall it before attempting a removal.
[18:57] <anparks> (Reading database ... 375304 files and directories currently installed.)
[18:57] <anparks> Removing libghc6-xmonad-contrib-dev ...
[18:58] <anparks> ghc-pkg: cannot find package xmonad-contrib-0.6
[18:58] <FloodBot2> anparks: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[18:58] <Laz_II> okay raylu i put the boot loader in the usb drive
[18:58] <anparks> dpkg: error processing libghc6-xmonad-contrib-dev (--remove): subprocess pre-removal script returned error exit status 1
[18:58] <ratpoison> tristanmike: I kind of figured it out myself, but only for stereo sound. Never tried it for multichannel
[18:58] <raylu> Laz_II: ...what?
[18:58] <terroris> anyone got fallout3 to work in wine?
[18:58] <ratpoison> tristanmike: there is a forum post you can refer to, lemme find the one that helped me
[18:58] <DaHopi> #ubuntu-de
[18:58] <Laz_II> Raylu you asked where i put the grub loader and i put on the usb hard drive
[18:58] <tristanmike> ratpoison: it's very frustrating that it's worked since Hardy Hedgehog for me, but since this new "PulseAudio" (crap, imo), I can't get sound to work right
[18:59] <Unoabalto> anyone have any experience on pcmcia smartcard readers?
[18:59] <tristanmike> ratpoison: maybe even Warty
[18:59] <Flannel> anparks: Software sources is different than synaptic.  But, synaptic's opening shouldn't be affected by an empty sources.list
[18:59] <Jack_Sparrow> !appdb > terroris
[18:59] <DaHopi> ikonia: same problem.. i made a copy of syslog.. should i paste it somewhere?
[18:59] <ikonia> !pastebin > DaHopi
[18:59] <ratpoison> tristanmike: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=789578&highlight=pulseaudio+intrepid try this
[18:59] <tristanmike> ratpoison: let me ask you this... do you think that this link (http://www.automaticable.com/2008-05-28/how-to-enable-surround-sound-on-ubuntu-hardy/) is suitable ? I don't usually like messing around with conf files
[19:00] <tristanmike> ratpoison: thanks for the linky
[19:00] <KingOfDos> does someone know how to fix/configure my wacom?
[19:00] <raylu> Laz_II: oh. i thought you meant that you did it just now
[19:00] <raylu> Laz_II: anyway, i still want to see /boot/grub/menu.lst
[19:00] <anparks> i am getting these errors: http://pastebin.com/d469943f2
[19:00] <Sanketsu> Jeruvy: in /var/log/messages would it say error somewhere if there was an error?
[19:01] <ratpoison> tristanmike: sounds good, but do the tweaking first. If you then decide you want to get rid of pulseaudio, follow this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=973637&highlight=pulseaudio+intrepid
[19:01] <Laz_II> okay
[19:01] <raylu> anparks: try "sudo aptitude reinstall libghc6-xmonad-contrib-dev"
[19:01] <Sanketsu> Because I've got a big list of stuff here.
[19:01] <DaHopi> ikonia: http://paste.ubuntu.com/101807/
[19:02] <tristanmike> ratpoison: bookmarking all those links. Thanks again.
[19:02] <Laz_II> raylu no i have it on another computer next to me
[19:02] <anparks> raylu: no good. i tried all the intuitive tricks.
[19:02] <Unoabalto> any smartcard gurus around? I could use some help with a pcmcia smart card reader
[19:02] <raylu> Laz_II: ok...?
[19:02] <raylu> anparks: what does reinstalling it do?
[19:02] <DaHopi> ikonia: i think problem is on BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at ffff88083d46c8f8
[19:02] <ratpoison> tristanmike: the basic idea behind pulseaudio is that each physical output of your local (or network, if you have it enabled) is a sink. Each input is a source. Each pc with pulseaudio is a server. You can then route the output of every channel of every program to a sink.
[19:03] <anparks> rylu: the package is missing to begin with.
[19:03] <Laz_II> raylu i "cat /boot/menu/grub.1st" and i get file not found... I hit c to go to a command line with grub loads
[19:03] <raylu> anparks: so reinstall should install it...
[19:03] <ratpoison> tristanmike: it took a couple of days to figure out how it works, but now I'm sending my sound from my eeepc to the mainspeakers in my home and it's awesomely awesome
[19:03] <raylu> Laz_II: lst, not 1st
[19:03] <Laz_II> k
[19:04] <Laz_II> raylu same file not found
[19:04] <Sanketsu> By the way, if it helps Jeruvy, I'm on my desktop right now, with my laptop next to me.  Next best thing to copy paste I can do right now is take a picture of my laptop's screen.
[19:04] <raylu> Laz_II: wait, what did you mean when you said you hit c to go to a command line?
[19:04] <raylu> Laz_II: if you do that when grub loads, you're in a grub shell
[19:05] <tristanmike> ratpoison: well... sounds great in theory... but, imho, it should be a little more "polished" before it becomes the standard in Ubuntu Desktop
[19:05] <raylu> Laz_II: which is not what you want. to see that file, you'll have to stick the usb drive on a computer that's already booted in another OS
[19:05] <Laz_II> raylu yeah i have grub installed to the usb drive and i can get to a grub shell but i cannot get ubuntu to load i get a kernal panic error that it cannot mount the uuid of the usb device
[19:05] <tristanmike> ratpoison: it's too difficult to use, if you ask me. Whereas before everything worked OOTB, now nothing seems to work OOTB.
[19:05] <raylu> Laz_II: right... which is why you need to boot another OS, like I said
[19:05] <theos2> i want command for deinstallation and reinstallation of java
[19:05] <raylu> Laz_II: or put the usb drive in different computer
[19:05] <tristanmike> ratpoison: anywho, thanks again
[19:05] <raylu> Laz_II: anyway, i have to go, sorry
[19:06] <theos2> any clue?
[19:06] <ratpoison> tristanmike: true.  I have a 25/1 line. I can download directly from my ubuntu server at almost 25mbit. But when im going through the ubuntu box from my windows machine or when browing using elinks through my ssh. the net can come to a crawl. Also when doing this i have azureus downloading but only at 600kb/s wich is less than 50% of my line speed my ssh connection become almost unusable. Im using the Ubuntu b
[19:09] <theos2> how can i install java and how can i remove plz help
[19:09] <zanberdo> theos2, apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[19:10] <zanberdo> theos2, assuming you need the runtime environment
[19:10] <theos2> the default java of ubuntu zanberdo
[19:10] <zanberdo> theos2, however, I use apt-get search when I need an app...
[19:10] <ASULutzy> theos2: the default java of Ubuntu doesn't always play nicely with things
[19:11] <theos2> and how can i remove it
[19:11] <zanberdo> theos2, I'm not sure what the "default" java is, but I believe sun-java6-jre is what you need.
[19:11] <Sanketsu> Ok, so I had a hard drive failure and installed a new HDD on my laptop, then ended up doing a fresh install of Intrepid.  Everything worked just fine.  There were 200+ updates I could do though so I let them all install as normal, over the wireless here since all my wired ports are used up on my router.  After the updates and restart due to kernel updates my wireless will no longer connect.
[19:11] <lorenzo> Jeruvy, so it seems my error is a bug in sound-recorder, which will be fixed in jaunty. I am not sure that error is what prevents me from capturing audio though, do you think it could be?
[19:11] <zanberdo> theos2, apt-get remove sun-java6-rje
[19:11] <hobbes0061> hi guys, how do i mount a Windows Vista's Shared Folder (on a separate machine) to my Ubuntu Machine using command line and using fstab?  I have managed to connect it using the GUI Places > Connect to Server method but it has some problems with read-write access so I suppose I probably need to configure it further.
[19:12] <Ward1983> how can i solve this error?
[19:12] <Ward1983> gcc: @DX_CXXFLAGS@: No such file or directory
[19:12] <Ward1983> gcc: @SHARED_COMP_FLAGS@: No such file or directory
[19:12] <ASULutzy> hobbes0061: sudo smbmount //ip.address.of.windows/theShareName /media/share -o username=theUser
[19:12] <jrib> Ward1983: provide more details as to what you are doing.  Is this software you wrote?
[19:12] <hobbes0061> ASULutzy: i tried that.... but i seem to be missing the ip.address.of.windows
[19:13] <hobbes0061> how do i find out what is the ip address?
[19:13] <Ward1983> jrib, nope its software i try to compile
[19:13] <ASULutzy> hobbes0061: go over to the windows box and run cmd and then type ipconfig
[19:13] <jrib> Ward1983: more details...
[19:13] <zanberdo> hobbes0061, from the windows cmd prompt, type ipconfig
[19:13] <zanberdo> hobbes0061, you may have to run the command line as admin though
[19:13] <Hoo> how can i change the topic of an irc channel?
[19:13] <flexd> Hmm
[19:13] <hobbes0061> i see
[19:13] <jrib> Hoo: /topic new_topic
[19:13] <zanberdo> hobbes0061, which if I recall is a right-click option from the start menu (but I could be mistaken)
[19:13] <Hoo> thanks
[19:13] <Ward1983> jrib, pastebin? i dont think there is more usefull info
[19:13] <Jack_Sparrow> Hoo, ask in freenode
[19:14] <flexd> I've been searching the forums for a way to stop video flickering with a ati graphics card...
[19:14] <joejc> how do i configure a router with no dhcp?
[19:14] <jrib> Ward1983: well the name of the software you are compiling may be useful
[19:14] <Hoo> i didn't found any info
[19:14] <Jack_Sparrow> flexd, turn off effects.
[19:14] <Ward1983> jrib, gephex
[19:14] <flexd> That's the only solution?
[19:14] <flexd> I haven't enabled any effects in the first place..
[19:14] <Ward1983> jrib, went for the old version now, which worked fine before
[19:14] <Jack_Sparrow> flexd, verify they are off... and that you have real video drivers and not running vesa mode
[19:15] <ASULutzy> flexd: There are others, but they only work in specific situations. I use unredirect full screen windows which stops flickering in full screen apps/video, but the easiest way is probably to just turn off compiz and use metacity with metacity --replace &
[19:15] <Jeruvy> lorenzo: It could. perhaps download kubuntu livecd and try it that way.
[19:15] <Ward1983> jrib, (no its not in the repos and no there no deb)
[19:15] <MOUD> Hello again
[19:15] <flexd> Jack_Sparrow, turning off effects like Window Decoration and stuff now leaves me with programs and no titlebars? :/
[19:15] <jrib> Ward1983: what did you run after extracting the tarball?
[19:15] <Ward1983> jrib, ./configure with some flags and make
[19:15] <Jeruvy> Sanketsu: I can't say for sure, but any errors would be suspicious especially around network or device drivers
[19:15] <zanberdo> flexd, you might also try asking at #compiz-fusion. the guys over there know compiz inside and out and can help with video driver issues (usuall)
[19:15] <ASULutzy> flexd: either run metacity --replace & in a terminal, or go to system -> preferences -> appearence and turn desktop effects to off
[19:15] <flexd> Jack_Sparrow, i turned off the ones that seemed to have been enabled (window decoration, fading windows)
[19:15] <Jack_Sparrow> flexd, I thought you said they were off.. try metacity --replace
[19:16] <theos2> whic is the latest version of java?
[19:16] <flexd> Jack_Sparrow, i said i never turned any on ;)
[19:16] <Sanketsu> Ok, I'm going to take some pics of the log and post them to see if you can make any sense of them.
[19:16] <jrib> Ward1983: well @DX_CXXFLAGS@ is supposed to be getting replaced
[19:16] <ASULutzy> flexd: You can't just uncheck a few effects, you need to disable compiz
[19:16] <flexd> I just did what ASULutzy said.
[19:16] <flexd> will try to play movies
[19:16] <Ward1983> jrib, thats what i guessed yeah
[19:16] <[AU]Vaux> Hello All
[19:16] <hobbes0061> works. thanks!
[19:17] <hobbes0061> however, there's one more problem.
[19:17] <hobbes0061> when i run the command with sudo
[19:17] <MOUD> I just downloaded kbounce, where did the games go?
[19:17] <hobbes0061> all the mounted folders and files end up belong to root
[19:17] <flexd> right awesome
[19:17] <[AU]Vaux> I've got a question
[19:17] <zanberdo> theos2, sun-java6-jre will install java version "1.6.0_10"
[19:17] <flexd> ASULutzy, now it doesnt flicker :)
[19:17] <[AU]Vaux> What does an IRC Bouncer do?
[19:17] <Hoo> did any one installed L2j on ubuntu?
[19:17] <jrib> Ward1983: what version did you download?
[19:17] <hobbes0061> which is not what i want.... i want the mounted folders and files to be owned by my default ubuntu user... how do i do that?
[19:17] <lorenzo> Jeruvy, wait a second, why do you say kubuntu? i have gnome. could it be that i once installed Kubuntu desktop just to try it out and then removed it? Would that have messed stuff up?
[19:18] <Flimm> What's a native package?
[19:18] <Ward1983> jrib, 0.4.3b tarball (darcs 0.4.4 seemed broken i tried it yesterday, and 0.4.4 tarball has a annoying qt4 bug)
[19:18] <Ward1983> jrib, on 64bit 8.10 btw
[19:18] <jrib> Ward1983: what is the b for?
[19:18] <Jeruvy> lorenzo: well the kubuntu front end would not involve GTK, so it's a way to see if that is in fact the problem, or the recorder itself is the issue.
[19:18] <Jack_Sparrow> hobbes0061, Keep the mounted files and folders .. under /home/$USER
[19:19] <hobbes0061> Jack_Sparrow... that's exactly what i did.
[19:19] <Ward1983> jrib, also i had to do some includes maunally, their code seems to be buggy (strange enough i do not remember having to do that on 7.04)
[19:19] <hobbes0061> i mounted them under /home/[myusername]/work
[19:19] <DonkeyKong> hey everyone, I have an Acer 6930 laptop and when I used Ekiga or even aMSN my webcam works but when I try to use Camormama or Cheese to take pictures it wont detect my webcam any help?
[19:19] <jrib> Ward1983: if you're grabbing the binary, why are you compiling at all?
[19:19] <Jack_Sparrow> hobbes0061, but because you used root to put them there you dont own them now?
[19:19] <hobbes0061> yes.
[19:19] <Ward1983> jrib, its not a binary...
[19:19] <hobbes0061> because of the sudo smbmountcommand
[19:20] <Jack_Sparrow> hobbes0061, one sec..
[19:20] <Ward1983> jrib, its the sources in a tarball
[19:20] <jrib> Ward1983: ah, never mind I didn't grok the 'b' in the tar.gz I downloaded
[19:20] <style> K/s is that kbytes per sec, or kbits per sec?
[19:20] <DonkeyKong> hey everyone, I have an Acer 6930 laptop and when I used Ekiga or even aMSN my webcam works but when I try to use Camormama or Cheese to take pictures it wont detect my webcam any help?
[19:21] <cdeszaq> What is the APT package for the CGI.pm perl module?
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> hobbes0061, here is a tutorial on how to do it for a partition, modify for use on folders and files.
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> hobbes0061, First, check the ownership: Open a terminal and type cd /media ...then type... ls -la ...then, do the following, replacing “yourPartition” with the name of the partition (e.g. /sdb1)... sudo chown -R username:username /media/yourPartition  (On a live system you must create a user name first) followed by... sudo chmod -R 755 /media/yourPartition ... Finally, check to see if it worked by doing another ls -la to verify
[19:21] <Jack_Sparrow> the permissions are set
[19:21] <FloodBot2> Jack_Sparrow: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:22] <style> FloodBot2: LOL!
[19:22] <hobbes0061> they cant be changed unfortunately
[19:22] <|unjustice|> what is the command to view hardware like soundcards?
[19:22] <hobbes0061> i did chmod -R 777 /home/[username]/work
[19:22] <zanberdo> |unjustice|, lspci
[19:22] <DaHopi> ikonia: any idea?
[19:22] <|unjustice|> ty
[19:22] <hobbes0061> i did chown as well
[19:22] <pablo_> somebody speak spanish?
[19:22] <hobbes0061> but it still remains owned by root :(
[19:22] <pablo_> help!!
[19:23] <Jack_Sparrow> |unjustice|, lshw
[19:23] <zanberdo> |unjustice|, that will list all pci hardware...
[19:23] <Jack_Sparrow> !es
[19:23] <style> The encrypted interpid folder, can someone tell me about how that works?
[19:23] <DonkeyKong> hey everyone, I have an Acer 6930 laptop and when I used Ekiga or even aMSN my webcam works but when I try to use Camormama or Cheese to take pictures it wont detect my webcam any help?
[19:23] <zanberdo> |unjustice|, lshw will list more detailed hardware information
[19:23] <jrib> Ward1983: what arch are you compiling on?
[19:23] <zanberdo> |unjustice|, but it seems Jack_Sparrow beat me to the punch on that...
[19:23] <Ward1983> jrib, 64bit 8.10
[19:23] <Ward1983> jrib, amd64 (core2duo)
[19:23]  * DaHopi is rebootiing
[19:24] <Ward1983> jrib, ./configure --with-MPEG3 --with-LIBPNG --with-GL --with-AVIFILE
[19:24] <zanberdo> style, google encfs - you will find a lot of information on the encryption method used for the encrypted directory (as this is what is used)
[19:25] <style> zanberdo: The password to decrypt, is that the user password, or?
[19:25] <zanberdo> style, generally there is another directory (hidden perhaps) that is the "real" encrypted directory.  This is then mounted with encfs to a visible directory (generally /Public)
[19:25] <zanberdo> style, rather ~/Public
[19:25] <pablo_> i've a problem with the usb in the virtualbox 2.1.0
[19:25] <zanberdo> style, I was just reading an article on the ubuntu site about how this is managed.  Can't recall the details, but it's tied to your user account
[19:25] <gfather> guys anyone know the package for PCRE library ?
[19:26] <jrib> Ward1983: heh, I get different errors than you http://paste.ubuntu.com/101820/
[19:26] <Jack_Sparrow> pablo_, /join #vbox
[19:26] <Ward1983> jrib, sorry: replace contrib/ffmpeg with a SVNed ffmpeg
[19:26] <Ward1983> jrib, svn checkout svn://svn.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg/trunk ffmpeg
[19:27] <jiffe89> I had amavisd-new installed on an ubuntu machine and it was removed along with any startup scripts, config files, but now when I try to reinstall it, it doesn't create a config file or init.d script
[19:27] <Ward1983> jrib, (that will fix that error)
[19:27] <hareldvd> which packag contains kpdf and kdiff3?
[19:27] <theos2> i deleted the latest version of jdownloader and iam doing a reinstallation but my insstallation when install the program starts from the beggining,any clue?
[19:27] <cperrin88> Hey, I have a proble with the Google Calendar function of Evolution. It does not load all the calendars I have set up
[19:27] <gfather> any idea ?
[19:28] <puff> Hm, that's odd.  I just installed ibex from scratch (new hard drive) and I couldn't get online using ifconfig/iwconfig/dhclient, got an odd "no IPV6 router present" in dmesg. However, using the GUI network manager, I got online  no problem.
[19:28] <gfather> libpcre not found , anyone knows the package ?
[19:28] <puff> http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/d3e3fb079
[19:28] <jrib> Ward1983: k, it's compiling.  estimate on how long the error takes to show up?
[19:28] <jiffe89> any idea how I can 'reset' the amavisd-new package?
[19:28] <zanberdo> hareldvd, you should be able to install kpdf using apt-get install kpdf - be advised it's a kde-dependent package and will likely install a number of kde libs
[19:28] <pablo_> sorry for my english, i'm from mexico and can't speak very good the english, i hope can you understand me
[19:29] <puff> Anyone?
[19:29] <zanberdo> !es
[19:29] <meho_> hi i am trying to connect to someone to help them with something i have remote desktop viewer but the connection is not going trough
[19:29] <pablo_> this is the problem http://img136.imageshack.us/img136/5964/usbvboxdr9.png
[19:29] <Ward1983> jrib, not too long, few minutes maybe, i have a 2.13Ghz C2D , jrib but im gonna try again myself too from scratch, so i know for certain that you dont need to make some includes (i had to make some but dont remember what files)
[19:29] <hareldvd> zanberdo: Trying apt-get install kpdf gives me: Package kpdf is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[19:30] <Ward1983> jrib, it was allways the same include missing in like 5 files
[19:30] <puff> pablo_: Try the channel #ubuntu-es
[19:30] <DaHopi> ikonia: do you have a idea?
[19:30] <theos2> i deleted the latest version of jdownloader and iam doing a reinstallation but my insstallation when install the program starts from the beggining,any clue?
[19:30] <pablo_> the vbox mark the usb like not disponible
[19:30] <meho_> please help its urgent
[19:30] <chattrz> hi
[19:30] <zanberdo> hareldvd, hmm... odd... of course, until recently I've been running kubuntu which includes kpdf, so I haven't tried to install it for gnome... sorry
[19:30] <chattrz> OT but does 15inches lcd have big difference in electricity usage than a 22inches lcd?
[19:31] <jrib> Ward1983: meh, ok sounds to involved for right now.  I'll be back in a few hours if you're still stuck then and we can bounce ideas around
[19:31] <pablo_> how can i get in in ubuntu-es?
[19:31] <ASULutzy> pablo_: You have to enable usb passthrough, /join #ubuntu-es for help in Spanish
[19:31] <hareldvd> any idea how to install skype?
[19:31] <ASULutzy> pablo_: type /join #ubuntu-es
[19:31] <jrib> !skype | hareldvd
[19:31] <zanberdo> chattrz, probably a better question for research than this channel
[19:31] <Ward1983> jrib, ok thanx in advance
[19:31] <user_> hareldvd: i believe kpdf was replaced by okular
[19:31] <pablo_> tanks
[19:31] <zanberdo> chattrz, and by research I mean google
[19:31] <meho_> anyone
[19:31] <chattrz> zanberdo: i was just hoping somebody has a brilliant idea while goggling
[19:31] <chattrz> :)
[19:32] <Ward1983> jrib, oh you need to do ./configure in the SVNed ffmpeg first btw
[19:32] <ASULutzy> meho_: Explain what you have tried and what happened
[19:32] <hareldvd> user_: which is the "native" ubuntu pdf viewer?
[19:32] <zanberdo> chattrz, I thought I knew,  but clearly my hubris lead me astray... :)
[19:32] <ikonia> DaHopi: sorry wasn't at my desk
[19:32] <Ward1983> jrib, i'll /msg you the steps i had to do while you're gone if thats ok
[19:32] <chattrz> zanberdo: hubris?what is that?
[19:32] <jrib> Ward1983: sure
[19:32] <user_> hareldvd: no
[19:32] <ASULutzy> chattrz: hurbis = excessive pride
[19:33] <zanberdo> chattrz, pride. but actually that message wasn't meant for you... :/
[19:33] <Ward1983> jrib, ok thanx for helping out
[19:33] <meho_> well what i tried is to use remote desktop viewer available on 8.04 version and typed in the ip address and the port but after a minute the message poppes up connection closed and it was not open in the first place
[19:33] <ikonia> DaHopi: your using a mac mouse ?
[19:34] <hareldvd> seem to me ubuntu uses ghostscript for pdf viewer is that so? (want to configure Firefox).
[19:34] <br3nden> How can I manage network traffic on the fly?
[19:34] <DaHopi> ikonia: no, standard mouse
[19:34] <ASULutzy> meho_: I prefer using the terminal server client, have you tried using that? Does the person you are trying to connect to have remote desktop enabled?
[19:34] <DaHopi> ikonia: .. on PS/2
[19:34] <chattrz> is hurbis an english word?
[19:34] <Ward1983> meho_, what exactly do you want to do / achieve?
[19:34] <zanberdo> hareldvd, evince
[19:34] <meho_> yes they do
[19:34] <avocado1> chattrz: yes
[19:34] <meho_> i will try terminal server
[19:35] <Sanketsu> Jeruvy, I went to switch my Ethernet cable over from my desktop to my laptop so I could just copy paste my /var/log/messages to a pastebin, but things just got weird, my ethernet connection is doing the same thing as my wireless now.
[19:35] <zanberdo> chattrz, well, it's a latin derivative.  check it out on dictionary.com
[19:35] <Ward1983> meho_, are you connecting over the internet to the other computer?
[19:35] <Ward1983> meho_, very important detail
[19:35] <ikonia> DaHopi: interesting it found a mac mouse
[19:35] <meho_> over the internet
[19:35] <Ward1983> meho_, is the other person behind a router?
[19:35] <chattrz> oh ok thanks
[19:35] <MindVirus> How do I copy the entire audio track from a DVD?
[19:35] <ASULutzy> meho_: Yea, they have to enable port forwarding on their end to make sure it works of course
[19:36] <meho_> they are
[19:36] <meho_> that is a big bother as she is not computer literate
[19:36] <zanberdo> chattrz, my bad, it's of Greek origin
[19:36] <Ward1983> meho_, setup portforwarding, i think VNC is TCP 5900 iirc
[19:36] <avocado1> MindVirus: i believe you can do it with the ffmpeg tool, but it's a bit complicated
[19:36] <ikonia> DaHopi: I'm not sure the powernow message is "the" fatal message
[19:36] <zanberdo> chattrz, from the 1880's... but this is off-topic.
[19:36] <MindVirus> I'll see, thanks.
[19:37] <Ward1983> meho_, then try to get her to setup remote administration, then you can setup the router (unless her modem NATs aswell offcourse)
[19:37] <ASULutzy> meho_: Well, you could have her plug her computer directly into the modem if possible, otherwise she will have to setup port forwarding, possibly setting her machine as DMZ will work
[19:37] <Ward1983> meho_, remote administration in the router that is
[19:37] <blubaustin> hey i was wondering y when I upgraded to ubuntu 8.10 on PPC I can only use it in low graphics mode... I tried editing the xorg.conf to no avail.
[19:37] <meho_> ok i will sort something
[19:37] <Ward1983> meho_, then you can just surf to her IP and setup the router for her, when you're done you can disable remote administration
[19:37] <DaHopi> ikonia: but livecd stops at "starting powernowd...... "
[19:37] <Ward1983> meho_, worst case use hamachi
[19:38] <meho_> hanachi ??
[19:38] <zanberdo> blubaustin, I have never worked with ppc and ubuntu.  Have you checked out YDL?
[19:38] <Ward1983> meho_, yeah or any VPN
[19:38] <ikonia> DaHopi: if you look at the syslog - it actually gets beyond that
[19:38] <blubaustin> yellow dog is fedora based
[19:38] <meho_> ok thanks
[19:38] <blubaustin> i like debian based
[19:38] <zanberdo> blubaustin, right...
[19:38] <zanberdo> zanberdo, understood
[19:39] <ikonia> blubaustin: there is an ubuntu version for PPC, it's community maintained
[19:39] <DaHopi> mmh
[19:39] <style> ikonia: For ps3?
[19:39] <ikonia> DaHopi: I'm just walking it through a little,
[19:39] <blubaustin> I used 7.10 ppc
[19:39] <blubaustin> it worked fine
[19:39] <ikonia> style: there is a PS4 specific version - again community driven, not official
[19:39] <Ward1983> meho_, (with VPN its like you're both connected to the same switch, no mather if you have NAT or not)
[19:39] <rubydiamond> how do i know which computers are running
[19:39] <blubaustin> until I upgraded to 8.10....
[19:39] <ikonia> style: PS3 sory
[19:39] <ikonia> sorry
[19:39] <rubydiamond> on network 192.168.104.*
[19:40] <style> ikonia: I would be truly impressed if ubuntu had a PS4 version even before the console was released:P
[19:40] <Blutrille> I am using the LiveCDCustomizationFromScratch directions that were sent to me yesterday although I am unable to get them to work from very early in the process. Anyone here able to help? I'd really like to know how to boot the 8.10 Live without it auto logging into a tmp account. I just want it to goto the user login screen. outside of this I'm good to go.  Any help?
[19:41] <ikonia> blubaustin: can you show me that url please
[19:41] <blubaustin> what url?
[19:41] <ikonia> blubaustin: sorry, not you
[19:41] <ikonia> Blutrille: can you show me the url/instructions you are following ?
[19:41] <Jack_Sparrow> Blutrille, What instructions are you using
[19:41] <blubaustin> *sighs*
[19:41] <ikonia> blubaustin: apologies
[19:42] <blubaustin> apology accepted... just wanting to run ubuntu thats all.
[19:42] <Jack_Sparrow> !ppc
[19:42] <blubaustin> I know...
[19:42] <Lukasz> How can i set up the default icon size in Ubuntu?
[19:42] <blubaustin> I edited my xorg... with DRi
[19:42] <Blutrille> the ones one help.ubuntu.com under LiveCDCustomizationFromScratch
[19:42] <blubaustin> I mean no dri
[19:43] <blubaustin> driver being r128
[19:43] <blubaustin> setting monitor, and etc.
[19:43] <thebigham> hello, does anyone might know wats causing ubuntu to open the file manager when login
[19:43] <blubaustin> to no avail
[19:43] <FloodBot2> blubaustin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[19:43] <blubaustin> says no screens detected.
[19:43] <style> the standard installation CD requires 384MB of RAM, I only have 377. Won't it work?
[19:43] <hareldvd> wich package contains graphics diff3? (I used to use kdiff3).
[19:44] <Gh0sty> anyone here run yakuake (or other kde based apps) on gnome and has problems that the bottom of the application appears under the lower taskbar on every workspace except workspace one ... bug introduced in intrepid and very annoying ... :(
[19:44] <TuniX12> how do have 377 ??
[19:44] <Jack_Sparrow> style, use minimal...
[19:44] <Logomachist> Hi. I've got some serious problems. I installed Ubuntu (attempting to duel-boot XP and ubuntu) but Grub didn't kick in (I installed it a second time just to make sure). Someone recommended that I try SuperGrub Disk, so I downloaded and ran Autopsuper grub disk... and now I don't even have choice of booting into XP.
[19:44] <style> Jack_Sparrow: Minimal? I can use the standard instalation cd?
[19:44] <Logomachist> Recommendations?
[19:44] <Sanketsu> I had a hard drive failure and installed a new HDD on my laptop, then ended up doing a fresh install of Intrepid.  Everything worked just fine.  There were 200+ updates I could do though so I let them all install as normal, over the wireless here since all my wired ports are used up on my router.  After the updates and restart due to kernel updates neither my wired nor my wireless will connect to the internet.
[19:44] <Jack_Sparrow> Logomachist, boot windows disk and do a fixmbr
[19:44] <zanberdo> how can I confirm the UUID for a given dev?
[19:45] <TuniX12> LinuxMint is based on Ubuntu so why i can install mint in my laptop but ubuntu no?
[19:45] <allsystemsarego> zanberdo, blkid?
[19:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !uuid
[19:45] <Jack_Sparrow> !mint > TuniX12
[19:45] <Logomachist> Jack Sparrow- Thanks. I'll go try that.
[19:45] <avocado1> anyone know about installation of the nvidia beta binary video drivers?  i've added the "nv and nvidia_new" exceptions to /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules-common, but the apt package manater says there is a new package that needs updating "nvidia-177-modaliases".  will this conflict with my current setup?
[19:45] <zanberdo> allsystemsarego, Jack_Sparrow thanks
[19:45]  * DaHopi is rebooting..
[19:45] <Jack_Sparrow> np
[19:46] <TuniX12> Jack_Sparrow: its the same base right?
[19:46] <Jack_Sparrow> TuniX12, same base , but NOT supported here
[19:47] <Blutrille> exact url is : https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LiveCDCustomizationFromScratch
[19:47] <neodemi> is there a program that can batch resample folders of mp3s in ubuntu via a gui of some sort
[19:48] <AndreU_> hi, I like to get a patch from the forum but did not get an approval to see it.
[19:48] <Blutrille> i get an error when i run sudo debootstrap ... what might  be missing?
[19:48] <ikonia> Blutrille: what is the error
[19:48] <AndreU_> could somebody please fetch it for me? http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=94854&d=1228735141
[19:48] <blobbylol> hi, i can't start kde anymore, when i enter my login, that does not start kde but that comes back to the login screen. If i type startkde in the terminal, i have $DISPLAY not set or cannot connect to X server ; i've seen that my hd was full 0 Ko free, so i've freed 2 Go but kde still does not start
[19:48] <ASULutzy> style: How do you have 377? That doesn't seem possible
[19:48]  * DaHopi is back
[19:49] <style> ASULutzy: 128 +128 + 128
[19:49] <Blutrille> sec moving laptop need power
[19:49] <Jack_Sparrow> style, How much is shared video ram
[19:49] <rubydiamond> how do I check which comps are running in my nw
[19:49] <rubydiamond> network
[19:50] <style> Jack_Sparrow: No idea.  Mem[|||||||||||||||||||||103/377MB]
[19:50] <Jack_Sparrow> style, Look in bios at shared video
[19:50] <Kev^^^> Hi! i need help adding a new internal hard drive :D
[19:51] <rubydiamond> how do I check which comps are running in my network using nmap
[19:51] <blobbylol> hi, i can't start kde anymore, when i enter my login, that does not start kde but that comes back to the login screen. If i type startkde in the terminal, i have $DISPLAY not set or cannot connect to X server ; i've seen that my hd was full 0 Ko free, so i've freed 2 Go but kde still does not start
[19:51] <TuniX12> while installing ubuntu it blocks  while  booting how can i see error msgs?
[19:51] <ikonia> TuniX12: your not installing ubuntu
[19:51] <ikonia> TuniX12: your using mint
[19:51] <dawildtwig> have wireless on laptop but always shows wireless is disconnected and computer will not connect to wireless
[19:52] <TuniX12> before using mint
[19:52] <TuniX12> so i've tried mint and it works!
[19:52] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: wireless switch turned off? :P
[19:52] <ikonia> TuniX12: what is the error
[19:52] <Sanketsu> I'm having that same issue after updates dawildtwig.
[19:53] <TuniX12> i dont know it freeze
[19:53] <dawildtwig> nah not that dumb yet :)
[19:53] <Sanketsu> However mine's also not connecting via wired either.
[19:53] <TuniX12> ikonia: while loading
[19:53] <Jack_Sparrow> TuniX12, To get live cd to run this often helps..At start or install press F6 and remove Quiet and Splash from the command line. If it still fails.. Repeat and after removing quiet and splash add noapic acpi=off before the "--"..
[19:53] <avian> Has anyone been able to get rtorstat to run?
[19:53] <TuniX12> ok thanks Jack_Sparrow
[19:54] <zanberdo> I've just completed installing ibex and grub is returning an error 17 during the boot.  What are the most common reasons for this?
[19:54] <Blutrille> ok im back found some power :)
[19:54] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: the wireless card is seen i can see the networks just won't connect to them
[19:54] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: what card is it and what modules do you use?
[19:55] <neodemi> can i batch resample mp3s in ubuntu?
[19:55] <blobbylol> hi, i can't start kde anymore, when i enter my login, that does not start kde but that comes back to the login screen. If i type startkde in the terminal, i have $DISPLAY not set or cannot connect to X server ; i've seen that my hd was full 0 Ko free, so i've freed 2 Go but kde still does not start
[19:55] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: i have linksys broadcom bcmwl5.inf driver and am using ndiswrapper
[19:55] <thewestlaker> Hi all, I'm trying to add this command monit -d 60 to my rc.local  do I just add that or do I have to put it in "" or something... it's not working.. thanks
[19:56] <ichbinesderelch> blobbylol: try starting from konsole with "X :1 && export DISPLAY=:1 && startkde"
[19:56] <Blutrille> so the error after using "sudo debootstrap --arch i386 gusty chroot" is E: No such script: /user/share/debootstrap/script/gusty
[19:56] <ASULutzy> blobbylol: Did you see why your hard drive is filling up? I had the same thing happen to me kde put like a 50 GB log file on my system do du -x / | sort -n
[19:57] <AndreU_> please, can someone fetch me the patch from the forum?: could somebody please fetch it for me? http://ohioloco.ubuntuforums.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=94854&d=1228735141
[19:57] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: any error messages in dmesg?
[19:57] <blobbylol> ASULutzy: it's just that my partition is too small, but i've freed some space
[19:57] <caimlas> ASULutzy, yes kde4 is a piece of junk in that (and many other) regard
[19:58] <ozzilee> Anyone know why emacs would fail to save in a cifs-mounted smb share?
[19:58] <ASULutzy> caimlas: Yea, I use Gnome, was just fiddling with it and left it on overnight while watching some videos and it decided to fill up the entire disk ;)
[19:58] <caimlas> ozzilee, just in emacs? mounted in what means?
[19:58] <caimlas> by what means
[19:58] <hwilde> help my previously working ssh is failing with error "Disconnecting: Bad packet length<PHONE_NUMBER>."
[19:59] <caimlas> ASULutzy, huh. some videos eh? :P
[19:59] <pdtpatri3k> ozzilee do you have permission to the destination ?
[19:59] <ozzilee> caimlas: mount -t cifs share mountpoint
[19:59] <hajar> hi ... built-in bluetooth does not work ...how to solve this?
[19:59] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: any ideas?
[19:59] <ozzilee> pdtpatri3k: Yes, I have permissions.
[19:59] <caimlas> ozzilee, permissions will need to be set correctly: on the mount point, on the server's share and at the server filesystem level
[19:59] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: dmesg errors?
[19:59] <ozzilee> The first time I try to save it works, the second time I get an error about the path not being a directory.
[19:59] <ASULutzy> caimlas: I had elisa going, was watching some TV shows, woke up with a 50 GB log file in /var/log about weird 3d stuff and yea, it wasn't fun ;)
[20:00] <ozzilee> Also, if I try to chmod the mount point, chmod tells me that it is not a directory.
[20:00] <ozzilee> A different mount from a different server works fine.
[20:00] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: and did you try connecting through the network manager or in konsole/any other programm?
[20:00] <ozzilee> Offending server is debian, working server is OS X server.
[20:00] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: 1 sec lemme check
[20:00] <blobbylol> so, nobody has an ideA ?
[20:00] <pdtpatri3k> ozzilee first off is the mount working properly?
[20:00] <ichbinesderelch> blobbylol: try starting from konsole with "X :1 && export DISPLAY=:1 && startkde"
[20:00] <caimlas> ASULutzy, hmm sounds like yet another issue with X and 3d/rendering atm
[20:00] <ichbinesderelch> tried that?
[20:01] <caimlas> ozzilee, try mounting with smbfs
[20:01] <ozzilee> pdtpatri3k: Well, for most definititions for properly, yeah. Except for emacs.
[20:01] <ozzilee> caimlas: smbfs just calls mount.cifs nowadays.
[20:01] <caimlas> blobbylol, what was your problem?
[20:01] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: the only thing i see in there is pcmcia: this interface will soon be removed from the kernel ; plase expect breakage unless you upgrade to new tools
[20:01] <blobbylol> caimlas: i cannot start kde anymore
[20:01] <caimlas> ozzilee, wasn't sure; mounting from ubuntu?
[20:02] <pdtpatri3k> ozzilee is it only emacs that cannot save to the directory ?
[20:02] <ozzilee> caimlas: Yes, mounting from 8.10
[20:02] <blobbylol> caimlas: if i try to login it comes back to the login screen
[20:02] <hwilde> help my previously working ssh is failing with error "Disconnecting: Bad packet length<PHONE_NUMBER>."
[20:02] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: kk, and tried connecten with entwork manager?
[20:02] <ozzilee> pdtpatri3k: Only emacs, yes, and only on the second save. If I close the file and re-open, it will save once more.
[20:02] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: but i mean it says it loaded ndiswrapper wlan0 using ndsi driver: bcmwl5 and than states the encryption methods supported
[20:03] <Kev^^^>  Hi :) can someone help me with /etc/fstab ?:)
[20:03] <caimlas> ozzilee, I'm tempted to tell you to go to #debian and pester a specific shallow-minded op over there with the specific directions to tell him "this is a debian problem not an ubuntu problem" but I don't want to waste your time. :P
[20:03] <caimlas> blobbylol, did you look at /var/log/Xorg.0.log yet?
[20:03] <dawildtwig> Kev^^^: what do you need help with
[20:04] <pdtpatri3k> ozzilee hmm in that case i havent seen that problem yet ..
[20:04] <ASULutzy> hwilde: ssh -vvv
[20:04] <ozzilee> caimlas: Yup, came from #debian. As soon as they asked my kernel version they told me to get lost :-)
[20:04] <blobbylol> caimlas: no
[20:04] <caimlas> ozzilee, that sounds like an oplock issue in debian, actually. you have log access on the debian machine?
[20:04] <ozzilee> caimlas: Also been in #emacs (no help) and #samba (no answer)
[20:04] <ASULutzy> hwilde: Probably screwyness in interoperability, an ugly fix would be to try ssh -1
[20:04] <caimlas> ozzilee, I'm not intimate w/ emacs so I can't say, exactly
[20:04] <BlackHawk> does anyone here have experience with thunderbird? I'm not sure if it is Ubuntu's problem or Thunderbird's ... but at the thunderbird-channel on mozilla I don't get any answer ...
[20:04] <ozzilee> caimlas: Yeah, I'll bring it up.
[20:05] <caimlas> blobbylol, you should look; do you know how?
[20:05] <pdtpatri3k> ozzilee why did they tell you to get lost after you told them your kernel version?
[20:05] <caimlas> blobbylol, I suspect you will find something in there about a file such as /home/yourusername/.Xauthority futzing things up
[20:05] <blobbylol> caimlas: yes but i can't pastebin it, i'm on a terminal
[20:05] <ozzilee> pdtpatri3k: I'm guessing because they could tell it was an Ubuntu kernell.
[20:05] <ASULutzy> blobbylol: sudo apt-get install pastebinit
[20:05] <ozzilee> *kernel
[20:06] <Jack_Sparrow> BlackHawk, Thunderbird seems to work fine for me. What is the actual issue
[20:06] <hwilde> ASULutzy, cmon now I googled and found those same articles.  That is bogus.  I haven't upgraded any of the three machines
[20:06] <caimlas> ozzilee, who, specifically, told you to get lost? there's a real finger-dragger in there who banned me for a generic question about .deb package management
[20:06] <pdtpatri3k> ozzilee yeah but at the same time you should be to ask them specific emacs question .. thats odd that they wouldnt help considering ubuntu is debian based and its basically the same thing
[20:06] <caimlas> blobbylol, I don't want you to pastebin it.
[20:06] <themiddleman> hey guys my trash froze while emptying, is it okay to use an rm command on ~/.local/trash, whatever it is
[20:06] <ASULutzy> hwilde: Well, the ssh -v or -vv is still worth doing to maybe see some more meaningful output
[20:07] <hwilde> ASULutzy, I have that output.  Doesn't help much
[20:07] <blobbylol> caimlas: what do you want me to do ?
[20:07] <Jack_Sparrow> pdtpatri3k, No we dont take care of each others products
[20:07] <nuckle> anyone seen this ? ~~> http://tinyurl.com/4jgawb
[20:07] <rubydiamond> hey do anyboyd use nmap here
[20:07] <rubydiamond> I want to scan a network for up machines
[20:07] <hwilde> ASULutzy, if I can ssh serverA, then ssh serverB,  why can't I ssh -tt serverA nc serverB 22
[20:07] <rubydiamond> also open ports
[20:07] <hwilde> ASULutzy, especially since this worked yesterday
[20:07] <BlackHawk> Jack_Sparrow, my specific problem is an error with the webmail-extension ... It just returns that it couldn't connect to the server at localhost, because the connection was refused
[20:07] <caimlas> blobbylol, actually look through the Xorg.0.log.old (think that's what it gets called)
[20:07] <blobbylol> why .old ?
[20:08] <caimlas> blobbylol, what you're looking for will be near the end of the log
[20:08] <ASULutzy> hwilde: that does seem pretty odd
[20:08] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: internet connection gone, did you try connecting manually in konsole?
[20:08] <pdtpatri3k> Jack_Sparrow so ur saying if someone had a random question just because its different names yet the same package management.. u wont help? thats odd
[20:08] <judgen> ive forgotten where gnome stores gnome menu entries.. could anyone enlighten me?
[20:08] <BlackHawk> does that have anything to do with another program using localhost?
[20:08] <hwilde> ASULutzy, yeah I wouldn't be here otherwise :/    very odd.  it's all over the web forums, but no solutions
[20:08] <caimlas> blobbylol, it will be a reference to a file, likely a file within your $HOME or /tmp
[20:08] <Jack_Sparrow> pdtpatri3k, This is ubuntu support, not mint not eee  .. Ubuntu..
[20:09] <caimlas> blobbylol, is the partition your $HOME or /tmp on, full?
[20:09] <nuckle> anyone seen this ? ~~> http://tinyurl.com/4jgawb
[20:09] <ASULutzy> hwilde: Anything funny in the configs that might have gotten changed?
[20:09] <themiddleman> can we kick nuckle?
[20:09] <Jack_Sparrow> pdtpatri3k, There is little more aggrivating that to spend an hour on a problem and get nowhere only to find out they are using a derivative whith different sources and additions
[20:09] <pdtpatri3k> Jack_Sparrow yes but if someone had debian and needed something install i would say run apt-get install <packagename> and not tell them to get lost
[20:09] <ASULutzy> What are the last modified times on the configs?
[20:10] <caimlas> blobbylol, .old because that is the name of the log for the last time X was run. if you're getting kicked out as you log in I suspect that X is being restarted as gdm/kdm reloads.
[20:10] <blobbylol> my $HOME partition is not full anymore, i've freed some space
[20:10] <caimlas> blobbylol, what about the partition /tmp is on?
[20:10] <caimlas> blobbylol, have you rebooted?
[20:10] <Jack_Sparrow> themiddleman, Did he spam again with that link
[20:10] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: works fine with ethernet so nothing could be wrong with the stack or anything like that just can't seem to get the wireless to work but everything is recognized lights up
[20:10] <pdtpatri3k> Jack_Sparrow but there are lots of similarities like if i had a problem with vi .. and just wanted to know what command to use while in vi .. im sure its the same on debian and ubuntu
[20:10] <dynga> Кто нить ставил ыщдфкш
[20:10] <caimlas> ozzilee, how's it going? did I miss a msg from you?
[20:10] <blobbylol> caimlas: yes
[20:10] <themiddleman> Jack_Sparrow, yeah
[20:10] <ASULutzy> !ru | dynga
[20:10] <MOUD_> my connection is very bad today :/
[20:10] <blobbylol> caimlas: if i write df -h i can't see the /tmp partition
[20:11] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: try connecting manually in console, any encryption?
[20:11] <caimlas> blobbylol, /tmp isn't usually an independent partition; it's a part of the / partition
[20:11] <hwilde> ASULutzy, fyi ssh -1 doesn't make any diff
[20:11] <pdtpatri3k> Jack_Sparrow he asked a simple question about emacs and they told him get lost ... thats nothing specific to one distro - it works on fedora, slax whatever.. anyway - im over it
[20:11] <blobbylol> caimlas: the / partition has more than 2 Go free, now
[20:11] <gasto> anyone know how to leave Ubuntu as it was from the beginning, without reinstalling with CD
[20:12] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: how do you connect manually in console i don't have encryption i use wireless mac filtering through the router itself
[20:12] <gasto> ?
[20:12] <blobbylol> caimlas: isn't there some kind of tmp files that i can delete ?
[20:12] <caimlas> blobbylol, tell ya what... rm ~/.Xauthority and rm -rf /tmp (both as your user), restart X, and then you should be able to log in.
[20:12] <hwilde> there is an #emacs channel you know....
[20:12] <alexurc>  Hi! I just installed successfully VMWare server on Ubuntu 8.10, but it wont let me click to create a new virtual machine its greyed out and disabled..
[20:12] <ASULutzy> hwilde: I know this sounds lame, but I would check the timestamps on the last time the configs on each server were modified, if you're saying it worked yesterday and now it doesn't, that may help to track down the problem
[20:12] <Jack_Sparrow> gasto, Best to make a backup if you want to go BACK to the way it was when you installed it
[20:12] <caimlas> blobbylol, if that doesn't work you could try adding another user to determine whether it's a user profile issue or if it's related to X specifically.
[20:12] <hwilde> ASULutzy, I checked, and restarted sshd, and rebooted, can't make heads or tails of it.
[20:12] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: i assume the networkinterface is wlan0, so "sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid networkname"
[20:12] <caimlas> blobbylol, could be; no way to say without knowing which tmp files you've got.
[20:13] <ichbinesderelch> dawildtwig: networkname is the name of your network
[20:13] <MOUD_> Can anyone tell me where kbounce is installed? I'm using Ubuntu's default desktop (gnome if i'm not wrong)
[20:13] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: and i checked the router too and that is fine cuz my other computer works on wireless as well through that
[20:13] <caimlas> gasto, yes.
[20:13] <oz6oh> Hello friends. Can somebody help me to compile a sourcefile called echolinux
[20:13] <caimlas> gasto, to a degree. are you talking about application state, or desktop configuration?
[20:13] <blobbylol> caimlas: i've already tried with another user, that does not work
[20:13] <ASULutzy> hwilde: I'm out of ideas :X
[20:13] <blobbylol> caimlas: do i have to delete /tmp as su ?
[20:13] <dawildtwig> ichbinesderelch: will do 1 min
[20:13] <erebe> hi