[02:20] <ubotu> VMWare Player is in Ubuntu's !Multiverse repository (package "vmware-player"), and http://www.easyvmx.com/easyvmx.shtml can create VMs for it. For VMWare Server, instructions can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/VMware - See also !virtualizers
[02:20] <Cryoniq> Pidgin 2.0 that is
[02:20] <insom> lbawinowns: actually
[02:20] <jnc> Elda: good.  you can keep folks like me in check (people who think they know everything) :)
[02:20] <k00giez> !virtualizers > k00giez
[02:20] <Elda> Ehhh, Im still trying to figure out how to increase the fps of my laptops ipg (igp345m)
[02:20] <Cryoniq> Ooooh! VMware in repository.. yay!
[02:20] <Flannel> micahcowan: it's in man shutdown, because it used to be tied with -F or whatever (which would just create /forcefsck), also...  /fastbook will circumvent your scheduled fsck, if you ever need to do that
[02:20] <insom> lbawinowns: like to see that done in windows
[02:21] <IndyGunFreak> insom: i hope it passes to, but its still early in testing
[02:21] <Jack31> Is there anyway to recover changes in document done in KATE text ediotr?
[02:21] <insom> IndyGunFreak: lets call dell and nag them
[02:21] <Cryoniq> !pidgin > Cryoniq
[02:21] <jrib> ncaller: you can use apt-file or packages.ubuntu.com to see what files are contained in a package
[02:21] <IndyGunFreak> insom: i doubt that will do any good.
[02:21] <Flannel> Jack31: what?  Once you've saved it, unless there are backups, its changed
[02:21] <IndyGunFreak> !pidgin
[02:21] <ubotu> pidgin is the new name for Gaim forced by AOL's legal dept - At the time of feisty's final freeze, Pidgin has not been released, so Pidgin will not be going into feisty.  Expect Pidgin in feisty+1!  See http://www.pidgin.im/index.php for more info
[02:21] <insom> if we keep calling and change our voice we may break them down
[02:21] <jnc> insom: uh.   freecraft.
[02:21] <micahcowan> Flannel, yeah, I'd come across it before (either in shutdown(8), or else in an rc file or somesuch), but couldn't recall what they were called :)
[02:21] <lbawinowns> Windows is quite good, but it has some things particulary put in to pain the user :-/
[02:21] <insom> jnc: touche
[02:21] <Jack31> FLannel, I had edited an open document, and then my computer got restarted
[02:21] <Jack31> im trying to recover the changes
[02:22] <Jack31> :(
[02:22] <glick> i hope hans reiser will still develop reiserfs from jail
[02:22] <Flannel> Jack31: ah.  No, don't believe you'll find anything like that
[02:22] <Jack31> shit
[02:22] <Cryoniq> 0o
[02:22] <jnc> insom: show me a replacement for PeachTree Accounting, or for Viso
[02:22] <insom> lbawinowns: I dunno I don't like what windows stands for
[02:22] <Flannel> micahcowan: yeah.  Once I get a laptop, I imagine I'll be using /fastboot a bunch, whenever Im doing presentations and such.
[02:22] <Judo> server irc.gamesurge.net
[02:22] <insom> jnc: there's accounting software out there
[02:23] <k00giez> how do i install c header files?
[02:23] <Peteki> am i here?
[02:23] <Jack31> no
[02:23] <glick> write yoiur own accounting application to replace peachtree
[02:23] <insom> as far as visio theres an alternative there too
[02:23] <materacapo> hello
[02:23] <Peteki> fak me
[02:23] <dooglus> k00giez: depends which ones...
[02:23] <jnc> insom: gnucash doesn't do inventory.
[02:23] <glick> shouldnt be hard with python and wxwidgets
[02:23] <k00giez> dooglus: the one needed for ubuntu
[02:23] <dooglus> k00giez: the build-essential package will get you started
[02:23] <insom> jnc: you just like shooting me down
[02:23] <Gohalien> Hi, my windows borders gone, and I only can see 1 work area =( anyone can help me ?
[02:23] <dooglus> k00giez: you don't need any header files to run ubuntu - it's a binary distribution
[02:23] <micahcowan> k00giez, you usually want the package that has the same name as the library you want headers for, but with "-dev" at the end.
[02:23] <Peteki> thanmks
[02:23] <jnc> insom: I do work integrating *nix solutions for small business
[02:24] <Peteki> fuck me running
[02:24] <jnc> not even big business, it's just the way it is
[02:24] <insom> jnc: nice
[02:24] <lbawinowns> Anyway, a question about linux in general, is all the things in ubuntu and other linuxes just something that make terminal commands for you with graphics on top of it?
[02:24] <StriderZ> anyone happen to know why I did an upgrade and it basically removed ubuntu-desktop? (my box crashed during an upgrade previously). Should I just re-install it?
[02:24] <Flannel> !language | Peteki
[02:24] <ubotu> Peteki: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[02:24] <ward_> if i'm compiling something and it misses header files, but i'm 10% sure everything needed is installed, is there any map i can copy them manually into?
[02:24] <k00giez> dooglus: i have apt-get install build-essentials. but it seems that the vmware installer could not detect /usr/src/linux/include ... any ideas?
[02:24] <insom> jnc: if you ever need a sidekick look me up
[02:24] <dooglus> Peteki: it would be easier if you'd stay still
[02:24] <Pelo> Gohalien,  do you mean thetop an bottom pannels are gone ?
[02:24] <Flannel> k00giez: build-essential, not essentials
[02:24] <Peteki> sorry
[02:24] <Cryoniq> Hmm.. is rpm something working under ubuntu and is it anything to recomend?
[02:24] <ward_> 10% = 100%
[02:24] <micahcowan> k00giez, The standard library headers are in libc6-dev, for instance
[02:24] <dooglus> k00giez: linux-headers ?
[02:24] <dooglus> !info linux-headers
[02:24] <Gohalien> yes pelo, I only see 1 of them
[02:24] <ubotu> Package linux-headers does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas
[02:24] <jnc> lbawinowns: you're asking a nice well thought out question, sorry that things scroll by so fast
[02:24] <Peteki> ppl just dont get me
[02:24] <dooglus> !info kernel-headers
[02:24] <ubotu> Package kernel-headers does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas
[02:24] <Peteki> im new with these
[02:25] <dooglus> !info linux-headers-generic
[02:25] <glick> lbawinowns, no
[02:25] <Cryoniq> !rpm > Cryoniq
[02:25] <dooglus> ^-- that one, k00giez
[02:25] <lbawinowns> jnc: and too bad replyers aint really replying :p
[02:25] <Pelo> Gohalien,  right click on it,   add a pannel,  a new pannel will be generated,  move it to where you want ( bottom ) right click on it,  select add to pannel
[02:25] <ubotu> linux-headers-generic: Generic Linux kernel headers. In component main, is optional. Version <IP_ADDRESS>.14 (feisty), package size 23 kB, installed size 52 kB
[02:25] <Gohalien> Pelo: when I activate the desktop effects, windows borders are gone, that means I cant move a window and only shows me 1 panel
[02:25] <insom> lbawinowns: pretty much
[02:25] <Peteki> argh
[02:25] <insom> lbawinowns: but so is windows really
[02:25] <StriderZ> geezus traffic is high in here...
[02:25] <Peteki> is quakenet on or not?
[02:25] <Gohalien> Pelo:  cant add
[02:25] <insom> lbawinowns: as is any GUI
[02:25] <IndyGunFreak> Gohalien: thats been my prob to.
[02:25] <jnc> lbawinowns: if you'd like to pick my brain, I'm 12 years + using GNU/Linux based OS distros... drop me a privmsg
[02:26] <lbawinowns> insom, glick : how is ubuntu then
[02:26] <Pelo> Gohalien,  that's a desktop effect issue ask in #ubuntu-effects, they'll know how to sort you out
[02:26] <insom> lbawinowns: I'm digging it so far
[02:26] <lbawinowns> jnc: are you seriously 12 uaer old?
[02:26] <bsod> bleh kernel compiles take time:(
[02:26] <badkitty> Anyone have demonoid?
[02:26] <insom> i'm about 20 minutes into ubunto
[02:26] <Peteki> fak me raning i seee the whait rbit
[02:26] <glick> lbawinowns, some apps are gui based, some are command line based, some apps are simply gui frontends to commandline apps
[02:26] <insom> I came from Gentoo
[02:26] <Gohalien> IndyGunFreak:  did you fixxed it ?
[02:26] <jnc> lbawinowns: i'm 23.   I started out with a copy of slackware linux many years ago
[02:26] <Bicchi> What is the proper way to install an eclipse plugin that its not on the repository? Like subclipse
[02:26] <vox754> !ops
[02:26] <ubotu> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal or mneptok
[02:26] <micahcowan> lbawinowns, I think you misread :) ...but there are 12 year olds here sometimes.
[02:26] <IndyGunFreak> Gohalien: no.
[02:26] <glick> lbawinowns, manu applications have commandline equivalents
[02:26] <IndyGunFreak> havne't figured it out.
[02:26] <bsod> insom: i heard good things about gentoo
[02:26] <jrib> vox754: ?
[02:26] <Gohalien> ^^
[02:26] <LjL> vox754: yep?
[02:27] <glick> lbawinowns, for example lynx is a commandline webbrowser
[02:27] <Peteki> ei toimi silim nui nopiaa
[02:27] <Madpilot> vox754, ??
[02:27] <Cryoniq> That is neat :) Reminds me when  I was 7 years old and lay my hands on my fathers ABC80/800 computer once upon a time :)
[02:27] <StriderZ> Some apps are even gui front-ends to cli apps...but still in cli...it's crazy....LOL
[02:27] <MindOfChaos> AfterDeath exists
[02:27] <insom> bsod: its great for the uber geek
[02:27] <vox754> jrib, hey things are getting strange here
[02:27] <IndyGunFreak> why did someone call an op?
[02:27] <insom> bsod: BUT its really easy to bork
[02:27] <jrib> vox754: in what way?
[02:27] <bsod> insom: but once i started ubuntu i never looked back :>
[02:27] <usser> Cryoniq: omg i had one of those speccy z80 machines
[02:27] <lbawinowns> glick, interesting.
[02:27] <Cryoniq> :P
[02:27] <insom> bsod: I can see why at the moment
[02:27] <micahcowan> vox754, you mean Peteki?
[02:27] <vox754> LjL, Madpilot jrib any news with the new IRC ops or something, I read something about seveas
[02:27] <usser> Cryoniq: timex they were called here in the US
[02:27] <Peteki> gimme the command for quakenet
[02:27] <Cryoniq> Ah :)
[02:28] <Madpilot> vox754, did you seriously ping the ops just to ask that?
[02:28] <insom> bsod: though I'm about to install the nvidia drivers
[02:28] <LjL> vox754, that's not why you use the !ops trigger.
[02:28] <Lord_Maynoth_42> can anyone halp me? :D    I want my LCD monitor to turn off like it did in windows... it just goes to a black screen
[02:28] <vox754> micahcowan, yeah, that and another guys
[02:28] <Peteki> fuxk mew runinng
[02:28] <Lord_Maynoth_42> I am using the vesa driver for it
[02:28] <Cryoniq> Who didnt digg into the basic code of snakes back then ^^
[02:28] <insom> bsod: if my system explodes mid install I won't be all that impressed
[02:28] <badkitty> anyone use demonoid?
[02:28] <bsod> insom: my ati drivers where installed by synaptic... perhaps its the same for nvidia
[02:28] <insom> bsod: synaptic?
[02:28] <vox754> Madpilot, LjL, jrib sorry, I just thought people were going off topic and cursing
[02:28] <jnc> Lord_Maynoth_42: 'set +dpms' I think
[02:28] <bsod> insom: i have now ogl 2.0 with ati closed driver
[02:28] <micahcowan> vox754, you need to tell them who, so they can check it out.
[02:29] <wysiwyg> hihi
[02:29] <bsod> insom: the package manager of ubuntu is that
[02:29] <insom> aah
[02:29] <LjL> vox754: well *that's* a good reason for using !ops.
[02:29] <badkitty> hey
[02:29] <wysiwyg> how do i change boot splash, login screen and shutdown splash resolutions?
[02:29] <insom> so just install and go?
[02:29] <bsod> System>Adminsitration>Synaptic Package Manager
[02:29] <insom> hey kitty
[02:29] <Cryoniq> Hmm.. so.. decision decision.. compile Pidgin 2.0  or wait for apt package for ubuntu.. hmm hmm..
[02:29] <aoirthoir> I'm lookin for cursin..but cant find it.
[02:29] <LjL> Peteki, do you have an Ubuntu support question or have you just joined the wrong channel?
[02:29] <bsod> insom: yup
[02:29] <insom> I'm not cursin I'll get kickbanned
[02:29] <glick> i wish that game developers would also release native linux builds
[02:29] <badkitty> Does anyone have a demoinoid account who doesn't mindsharing an invite? :-D
[02:29] <insom> alright bsod...    Please watch closely badkitty Peteki
[02:30] <nixternal> If it isn't related to Ubuntu support, please take it to the offtopic room. Thank you.
[02:31] <davro> could java 1.5 or greater be installed in fiesty ?
[02:31] <wysiwyg> how do i change boot splash, login screen and shutdown splash resolutions?
[02:31] <ziggy23> but I can't identify the chipset because ClamAV starts up when I click the .run file.
[02:31] <insom> bsod: wish me luck
[02:31] <bsod> insom: good luck :)
[02:31] <badkitty> I have a question, does anyone have twinview working with a DVI port?
[02:31] <jnc> LjL: I have a question not answered by google searches, are Ubuntu-preinstalled laptops for sale from Dell right now?
[02:32] <vox754> aoirthoir, pardon?
[02:32] <cables> jnc, not yet
[02:32] <jnc> I'm in the market for one, but I didn't see it listed on Dell's site.   ah, okay
[02:32] <Shadow_X> how do I find out what the encoding of my system is?
[02:32] <IndyGunFreak> is Pidgin final release yet?
[02:32] <cables> jnc, however, System76 is a good solution for a preinstalled Ubuntu machine
[02:32] <aoirthoir> vox754, some things are offtopic so i am pming you
[02:32] <cables> IndyGunFreak, yep
[02:32] <jnc> cables: noted. thanks
[02:32] <StriderZ> Is there a site that compares and contrasts the different desktop options for ubuntu?
[02:32] <ziggy23> how would I get the modem running?
[02:32] <IndyGunFreak> cables: thanks
[02:33] <jnc> ziggy23: 'minicom' terminal emulator is useful to talk to serial devices
[02:33] <micahcowan> Hi Dave_is_sexy
[02:33] <Flannel> StriderZ: We can do it ;)  What are you looking for?
[02:33] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowan:debian:/media/cdrom# ./installer.exe
[02:33] <Dave_is_sexy> bash: ./installer.exe: Permission denied
[02:33] <jnc> ziggy23: if you can issue it some AT commands and the responses look sane, it might be a hardware modem
[02:33] <usser> Cryoniq: making a package now
[02:33] <usser> Cryoniq: of pidgin
[02:33] <Cryoniq> Ah =)
[02:33] <Lord_Maynoth_42> jnc, thanks..
[02:34] <usser> Cryoniq: do u have amd64?
[02:34] <jnc> ziggy23: back years ago, I would use 'wvdial' to set up the chap-ppp scripts needed to get the modem to dial and connect
[02:34] <Lord_Maynoth_42> jnc, do you know where do I run set +dpms?
[02:34] <Lord_Maynoth_42> from terminal
[02:34] <kazol> I still can't install this wifi card! I Hate Feisty! Worse than Dapper.
[02:34] <micahcowan> Dave_is_sexy, you can't normally run Windows EXE files from Ubuntu, at least unless you run them under wine or something similar.
[02:34] <Cryoniq> No Im on a 32 bit system
[02:34] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowon: hi. that's my error when trying to run a script as root (i know it's an exe, but it's just a stupidly named sh script)
[02:34] <StriderZ> Flannel: I'm used to the flexibility and "lightness" of rox+sawfish. I need to conserve resources and still be able to bind keys, have multiple desktops..Don't really need a lot of bells and whistles. Just usability.
[02:34] <IndyGunFreak> cables: where is there a debian package?
[02:34] <vox754> aoirthoir, okay, I've read your comment. Don't worry, I was just reading a lot of nonsense and couldn't believe nobody seemed to care. Thanks.
[02:34] <IndyGunFreak> or am i gonna have to compile it
[02:34] <Solver> Hi all.  The d/l page on ubuntulinux.org is broken for all mirrors for me (for 7.04 x86).  I could d/l the iso however by visting the relevant mirror
[02:34] <jnc> Lord_Maynoth_42: 'xset +dpms' command, I think.   there's a lot of funny sorts of things you can do with xset, 'man xset' has a list
[02:34] <cables> IndyGunFreak, nowhere now... build from source! It's not difficult.
[02:34] <micahcowan> Dave_is_sexy, oh, okay. Can you do "ls -l ./installer.exe", then?
[02:34] <kazol> I cannot get a wifi card to work: Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller (rev 03)
[02:35] <Cryoniq> I never had the heart to let go of my trusty 3.0 ghz Intel ^^
[02:35] <IndyGunFreak> cables: ok
[02:35] <Braddf0rd> Hello ever1, could someone tell me why compiz keeps failing me? I had it running like 3 minutes ago and all of the sudden it just quit... and wouldn't come back on
[02:35] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowan: er, yes if i reboot again.  :(
[02:35] <kazol> How do I install this stupid wifi card!??
[02:35] <cables> !effects | Braddf0rd
[02:35] <ubotu> Braddf0rd: For help with Beryl or Compiz desktop effects, please go to #ubuntu-effects.
[02:35] <StriderZ> Lord: what are you trying to do, again?
[02:35] <usser> he
[02:35] <ziggy23> There is a chipset ID program at http://www.linuxant.com/drivers/ but how do I shut off clamav to run it?
[02:35] <jnc> Lord_Maynoth_42: I have that same issue here, I just turn off the LCD power by hand, because the power light blinks when it is off...  it annoyed me either way and I gave up on it
[02:35] <micahcowan> Dave_is_sexy, why reboot?
[02:35] <Lord_Maynoth_42> yeah
[02:35] <micahcowan> Are you on Windows now?
[02:35] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowan: incidently, mousepad works fine for root
[02:35] <insom> bsod: is apt-get a good option for driver install?
[02:35] <Flannel> StriderZ: Hmm.  Well, Xubuntu would definately be the place to start.  I personaly don't know if you can bind keys, but I can't imagine you wouldn't be able to.  So, that's certainly a good thing to take a closer look at.  #xubuntu might be able to answer the question re: binding keys.
[02:35] <Wriest_> where do I if I need help downloading a program?
[02:35] <glick> kazol did you try a google check?
[02:35] <Lord_Maynoth_42> xubuntu rules
[02:35] <Lord_Maynoth_42> :D
[02:36] <cables> Wriest, ask here
[02:36] <StriderZ> Flannel: ah...cool. Thanks!
[02:36] <Gohalien> !nvidia
[02:36] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowan: wireless isn't working in linux yet :( I've spent days on it
[02:36] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:36] <Pelo> Wriest,  what program ?
[02:36] <Flannel> StriderZ: of course, You COULd always just install rox/sawfish.
[02:36] <micahcowan> Dave_is_sexy, but not non-root? I'd file a bug against mousepad, at http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/
[02:36] <Lord_Maynoth_42> wireless is spotty still :c I have a machine with a linksys 802.11g card that works great
[02:36] <Lord_Maynoth_42> and one with a dlink which wont work at all
[02:36] <Lord_Maynoth_42> :C
[02:36] <Wriest_> first java and then Azureus
[02:36] <micahcowan> Dave_is_sexy, what wifi card do you have?
[02:36] <StriderZ> Flannel: LOL, yeah. I may go that route, but neither of those is being actively developed AFAIK
[02:36] <Flannel> StriderZ: they're in the repositories.  Grab the alternate CD, install a GUI-less option (it's called "server" on the alt CD), then install the GUI stuff you want.
[02:37] <kazol> glick: yes! I tried both methods. I could explain everything I did, but it would take a lot of time.
[02:37] <Wriest_> I already downloded them
[02:37] <vox754> aoirthoir, sorry, I'm not registered. But then again, I assure you I'm not a newbie. Don't worry. Sorry again. Come to #vocx.
[02:37] <Flannel> StriderZ: ah.  Well, that'd be the issue with that.  But, definately check out Xubuntu.
[02:37] <Pelo> Wriest,  you can get both from synaptic,
[02:37] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowan: funny that it happened at the same time as the root script permsiiosns though huh?
[02:37] <Pelo> Wriest,  http://cutlersoftware.com/ubuntuinstall/
[02:37] <Wriest_> oh really
[02:37] <kazol> I'm thinking of going back to Dapper or Windows XP.
[02:37] <insom> brb guys
[02:37] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowan: the card is irrelevant, i've got the driver working fine. it's an ip tables problem now
[02:37] <Pelo> Wriest, just make sure all the repos are installed
[02:37] <Pelo> enabled
[02:38] <Punkunity> lution
[02:38] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowan: it's all VERY difficult. and not being root when all you're doing is setting things up is such a pain
[02:38] <koyo001> hello having tons of problems installing java on fiesty
[02:39] <glick> i find it hard to believe that a network card would be working in an earlier version of ubuntu and stop working in a later version of ubuntu
[02:39] <koyo001> could someone help me out
[02:39] <jnc> kazol: that wifi hardware is a complete pain in the ass, I have it working on my grandfather's laptop system...  just nothing but trouble
[02:39] <jrib> koyo001: have you been to the wiki page?
[02:39] <jeffwheeler> Is there any way to take a normal Ubuntu session and move it over to live, or something with chroot where a live session can be created without rebooting? I'm sure there's something neat that could be done with this.
[02:39] <Pelo> koyo001,  just enable all the repos and install it from synaptic
[02:39] <micahcowan> Dave123, you can always become root. "sudo -i" works quite well from your admin user account.
[02:39] <koyo001> yes been to the wiki
[02:39] <jrib> koyo001: ok, so what errors did you get?  (use pastebin)
[02:40] <koyo001> c
[02:40] <koyo001> the errors are that it cannot load a doc file
[02:40] <koyo001> from java 5
[02:40] <koyo001> and the same from java 5
[02:40] <jnc> jeffwheeler: might not be what you want, but if you've got a core 2 duo CPU, you can boot the ISO of a live cd in a virtualized environment
[02:40] <jrib> koyo001: pastebin the actual error you receive and the command you entered to receive the error
[02:40] <BryanJK> dooglus: how do you put a trash icon on the Avant dock?
[02:41] <koyo001> wait let me generate it
[02:42] <SlickMcRunfast> is the site back up?
[02:42] <SlickMcRunfast> it was down this morning
[02:43] <koyo001> here is the error http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19186/
[02:43] <Pelo> SlickMcRunfast,  ther is an easy way to find out ,  much easier then asking here
[02:43] <jeffwheeler> jnc: yeah, that's what I was thinking; just run qemu with the iso
[02:43] <Loco> Hi i've installed amsn by svn, or at least thats what i think, and when i try to executed by typing amsn in the console i get the following message: /usr/local/bin/amsn: line 3: exec: wish: not found. What does it mean?
[02:44] <jrib> Loco: you need the tk8.4 package which provides "wish"
[02:44] <Loco> jrib,  thats the thing that i've installed it as well
[02:44] <koyo001> jrib: posted the pastebin http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19186/
[02:45] <mneptok> Loco: why not just install from repos?
[02:45] <Loco> mneptok,  cause that's a special version that lets you send messages while being offline and i want that just like windows msn
[02:45] <jrib> koyo001: that's to install java?  Why not use the repositories like the wiki explains?
[02:45] <SteveWrightNZ> I'm getting a lot of failed EXT3 filesystem errors, resulting in a remountro - is there a recent problem, or do I have a stuffed disk ?
[02:46] <jnc> SteveWrightNZ: :(
[02:46] <SteveWrightNZ> yer mate
[02:46] <glick> your disk is prolly biting the bit bucket
[02:46] <koyo001> can you give me the wiki you are using
[02:46] <hendrixski> I can't connect to a WPA wireless
[02:46] <SteveWrightNZ> glick: yeah I think so too.. just wanted to check before I ditch the whole system
[02:47] <StriderZ> hrm. Kubuntu - 1.3G, Ubuntu-desktop - 1.4G, Xubuntu - 892M, sawfish+rox - 241M.....LOL
[02:47] <jrib> !java > koyo001 (see the private message from ubotu)
[02:47] <hendrixski> supposedly if I have all the stuff installed in feisty for WPA wireless
[02:47] <glick> i had a disk die on me with alll my music and movies on it like 200 gigs worth, i was not a happy camper
[02:47] <jnc> SteveWrightNZ: swap out the disk and data before it eats platter.   you can determine if the drive has failed by booting a livecd and writing zeroes to the whole thing, watching for errors in dmesg
[02:47] <jrib> koyo001: in here, "the wiki" is wiki.ubuntu.com :)
[02:47] <SteveWrightNZ> jnc: k
[02:47] <jnc> hendrixski: common problem.
[02:48] <hendrixski> jnc, is there a common solution?  because installing wpasupplicant didn't seem to work
[02:48] <[Meta] > Augh
[02:48] <usser> Cryoniq: btw about that source code install/uninstall problem ry checkinstall
[02:48] <koyo001> http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19186/
[02:48] <jnc> hendrixski: using Desktop | Admin | Networking  will break networkmanager
[02:48] <usser> *try
[02:48] <jnc> hendrixski: Fiesty?
[02:48] <koyo001> that was the wiki i was using
[02:48] <hendrixski> jnc, yup :-)
[02:49] <koyo001> the one for fiesty fawn
[02:49] <jrib> koyo001: what command gave you the output you pastebinned?
[02:49] <SteveWrightNZ> jnc: networkmanager will break anything - dont run it on a router  8-o
[02:49] <jnc> hendrixski: using NetworkManager requires that /etc/network/interfaces be devoid of any references to the wireless network interface
[02:50] <jnc> and um, "Network" configuration dialog makes changes to /etc/network/interfaces
[02:50] <jnc> so there you go. that's one theory why it's broken
[02:50] <koyo001> sudo aptitude remove sun*
[02:50] <jrib> koyo001: *remove*?  aren't you installing?
[02:50] <hendrixski> jnc, Ok... so, I should just coment out any changes to /etc/network/interfaces and it should work?
[02:51] <koyo001> i was trying uninstalling it to reinstall it all together through apt get
[02:51] <jnc> hendrixski: yeah, look it over and just comment out anything that you want NetworkManager to maintain
[02:51] <hendrixski> jnc, looks the same way I remember it being... only two lines:
[02:51] <jrib> koyo001: I don't understand.  Did you previously install it through apt or did you install it some other way before?
[02:52] <jnc> hendrixski: I hear this issue frequently, it may be the cause of the problem you're experiencing
[02:52] <koyo001> look
[02:52] <hendrixski> auto lo   ... and iface lo inet loopback
[02:52] <Wriest> ok I have azureus  in synaptic but it nothing to install it
[02:52] <SteveWrightNZ> ++jnc && ++glick && exit   /* thanks fellas  */
[02:52] <koyo001> i installed it on my girlfriends computer with apt get and worked fine
[02:52] <jnc> hendrixski: the only lines in /etc/network/interfaces should be those two, so that the loopback interface is automatically brought up on boot and set to loopback
[02:52] <jrib> Wriest: you can't right click > install?
[02:52] <slim> does any1 know how to get "dvd decrypter" to find my dvd drive?
[02:52] <jrib> koyo001: please prefix what you say with my name
[02:53] <hendrixski> yup... so jnc in theory it should "just work" ?
[02:53] <jnc> ERROR  expected ';' on line Steve. Abort
[02:53] <err0r> probleme wifi avec hercule wirlless
[02:53] <Wriest> no the apply button is blacked out
[02:53] <jnc> slim: what, like k9copy?
[02:53] <koyo001> jrib: tried installing it through synaptic on mine and it installed some packages and others it couldn't
[02:54] <kazol> I need to run this cmd to make my wifi work: "sudo modprobe bcm43xx." When I add it to sessions, it does not run, probably because it needs my passwrd. What do I do??
[02:54] <matt___> is it possible to use alltray in beryl?
[02:54] <jrib> koyo001: ok, so pastebin the output from: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[02:54] <koyo001> jrib: now been trying to install the missing packages cause i cant install nothing else now
 no the apply button is blacked out
[02:54] <matt___> also, is it a bad idea to remove compiz if i am using beryl? like, sudo apt-get remove compiz?
[02:54] <jnc> kazol: the contents of /etc/modules will be modprobe'd on boot
[02:54] <Cryoniq> usser, ooh, that is a neat util I really missed back in the days using slackware. (I should really take a month or so and just update my knowledge around administration).
[02:54] <jnc> kazol: that may be what you really want
[02:54] <kazol> jnc: but they don't!
[02:54] <jrib> Wriest: what happens if you do: sudo apt-get install azureus
[02:55] <kazol> jnc: I have spent hours trying to get my wifi to work in Feisty.
[02:55] <slim> jnc: no "dvd decrypter" is a windows program in "WINE" it runs dut it cannot detect devices?!!!!
[02:55] <jnc> kazol: privmsg, we'll work through it.  i'll give you 10 minutes :)
[02:55] <virus> please give me #ubuntu-fr
[02:55] <slim> but*
[02:55] <koyo001> jrib: gives me the exact same thing
[02:55] <jrib> virus: /join #ubuntu-fr
[02:55] <matt___> slim: one thing, make sure wine thinks it is windows 98, i think
[02:55] <reptyl_> newb here. i just downloaded thunderbird-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz. how do i instal it? thanks
[02:55] <jrib> koyo001: and after you press enter?
[02:55] <matt___> slim: hold on
[02:55] <Wriest> it's working ans what about java
[02:55] <slim> matt: ok thank you
[02:55] <kazol> jnc: I'm not registered, so I cannot make private msgs
[02:55] <Wriest> same way
[02:56] <jrib> koyo001: or "no" and then return or whatever
[02:56] <noike> hello my usb printer is not detected
[02:56] <kazol> Is there a separate wifi channel? Is it like #ubuntu-wifi?
[02:56] <koyo001> jrib: it ends but incompleted
[02:56] <Acu> I have an .iso file - how can I see the content without burning it into a CD ?
[02:56] <jnc> kazol: /msg nickserv register yournewpassword
[02:56] <matt___> slim: i am looking for the tutorial i used, it is possible, and it works fine. i was in your boat a few months ago
[02:56] <jrib> koyo001: do you actually want the jdk?
[02:56] <glick> hey has anyone used or developed on wireshark?
[02:57] <jnc> Acu: mount it as a loop device
[02:57] <kazol> jnc: is that the syntax? where should I type it?
[02:57] <slim> is it the dvd shrink dvd decrypt tut???
[02:57] <koyo001> jrib: yeah cause apparently every other program needs it
[02:57] <matt___> slim: the one i used worked really well
 what about java do it same way
[02:57] <slim> ok
[02:57] <jnc> Acu: sudo -s -H;  mkdir mountdest; mount -t iso9660 -o loop myfile.iso mountdest;  ls mountdest; umount mountdest; rmdir mountdest; exit
[02:57] <jrib> !java > Wriest (see the private message from ubotu)
[02:57] <jnc> something like that
[02:57] <jrib> Wriest: you didn't get errors?
[02:57] <koyo001> jrib: tried installing other stuff and generates the same error while installing it
[02:58] <jrib> koyo001: ok, so have you tried doing what the message says?
[02:58] <jnc> Acu: in theory I think that the GUI archive manager should be able to peer into it
[02:58] <Wriest> no I'm downloading the azureus
[02:58] <kazol> does anyone here know howto run this cmd: "sudo modprobe bcm43xx" at startup?
[02:58] <jrib> Wriest: through APT right?
[02:58] <Wriest> no through the terminal
[02:58] <glick> hey does ubvuntu include programs that have crude names/
[02:58] <koyo001> jrib: cant find these exact packages, i find newer or different ones
[02:58] <matt___> slim: here it is. http://mrbass.org/linux/ubuntu/dvdshrink/ follow it step by step. im going to go, but if you need help, show someone the tutorial, and they can help you. but it is easy. i did this like my second day in linux, peice of cake! :)
[02:58] <jrib> Wriest: using apt-get command?
[02:58] <gravemind> hey synaptic says the software can't be authenticated. I know I can install it anyway, but how do I get it to authenticate?
[02:58] <glick> like if a developer creates an awesome program
[02:58] <jnc> glick: what like 'bitchx'
[02:58] <glick> but it has a swear in its name
[02:59] <glick> jnc, or like brainfuck
[02:59] <Wriest> sudo apt- get install
[02:59] <jnc> oh, brainfuck is fun
[02:59] <cables> !offtopic
[02:59] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:59] <kazol> is there a way to specify the passwrd as a parameter in this cmd:"sudo modprobe bcm43xx"??
[02:59] <slim> thats the tutorial im reading!!!
[02:59] <jrib> koyo001: hmm, search for "doc" on the page, and click "download" next to "J2SE 5.0 Documentation"
[02:59] <ConfidentiaL> what do I need to do if people in windows need a login to use my shared folders?
[02:59] <Wriest> yes
[02:59] <Madpilot> glick, nope. There's even a picture/movie organizing app called pornview in the repos.
[02:59] <fouressenc1> I'm having trouble with audio cutting out in 7.04.  I compiled ALSA 1.014rc4 for use with my Tascam US224 USB card, and it works fine aside from the sound halting fairly often --I actually have to stop whatever is playing, then restart it.  Any ideas?
[02:59] <jnc> glick: I don't see why they wouldn't
[02:59] <kazol> For example, "sudo modprobe bcm43xx <mypassword>"??
[02:59] <jnc> uhh
[02:59] <slim> matt: it goes all the way till its time to burn
[03:00] <glick> heh sweet
[03:00] <gravemind> ConfidentiaL: sudo smbpasswd -a
[03:00] <gravemind> ConfidentiaL: use your login username and password
[03:00] <kazol> how do I specify my password in a sudo cmd?
[03:00] <Wriest> yes I'm using  using apt-get command
[03:00] <jrib> kazol: it will prompt you for the password after the command
[03:00] <gravemind> hey do you guys know about authentication in synaptic?
[03:01] <jnc> gravemind: IIRC it's based on apt authentication
[03:01] <jnc> apt-key etc.
[03:01] <koyo001> jrib: could you give me the precise page for the wiki that you used
[03:01] <slim> matt: do you think that if i uninstalled wine and everything else and started the tutorial from scratch that would work??? (i already had wine installed)
[03:01] <gravemind> jnc: so if I get a message that it can't be authenticated, what do I do to fix it?
[03:01] <kazol> jrib: I want the cmd to run automatically at startup.
[03:01] <jrib> koyo001: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java but your issue is unrelated.  You have a package that is set to install that is not what the wiki recommends
[03:01] <jnc> kazol: I don't think you do.   you could modify the sudo config to automagically grant access with no password, I urge you not to do that
[03:02] <jrib> kazol: what kind of command?
[03:02] <reptyl_> newb here. i just downloaded thunderbird-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz. how do i instal it? thanks
[03:02] <ConfidentiaL> gravemind: It still doesn't work :S
[03:02] <Alonea> ok, I am trying to put on vmware, and someone sent me to a page where it said to install it through the repos. I did that, but it does not work. I click on the vmware server thing, it goes to loading phase, and then goes off.
 should I do java the same way sudo apt- get install
[03:02] <gravemind> ConfidentiaL: describe what happens
[03:02] <jrib> koyo001: http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index_jdk5.jsp is the page that has the link to the file you need
[03:02] <kazol> jrib: sudo modprobe bcm43xx
[03:02] <jrib> Wriest: sudo apt-get install sun-java6-bin
[03:03] <jnc> kazol: more than likely you're doing it wrong, and there's a gap in communication here because I don't have enough information from you to suggest a course of action
[03:03] <insom> evil
[03:03] <|StOnE|> how i can activate beryl??
[03:03] <insom> truly evil
[03:03] <ConfidentiaL> gravemind: He still needs a password, and the password I set as smb password doesn't work...
[03:04] <insom> bsod: it didn't work :(
[03:04] <kazol> jnc: It's a long story of what I did, but I'm trying to get this stupid wifi card to work in Feisty. I installed the drivers, but they are not loading at startup. The cmd "sudo modprobe bcm43xx" makes it work, but I need it to run at startup.
[03:04] <insom> xserver wouldn't start up
[03:04] <gravemind> ConfidentiaL: it should work. is the username he's using the same as the one you put into smbpasswd? remember it's case sensitive
[03:04] <jnc> kazol: if you want a module to load at boot time, the name of the module must be in /etc/modules
[03:05] <kazol> jnc: so how will I do it?
[03:05] <Wriest> how do I get rid of the panels?
[03:05] <jnc> kazol: if it's not loaded, then the module is failing to load
[03:05] <Pelo> Wriest, right click remove
[03:05] <bsod> insom: bummer :(
[03:05] <ConfidentiaL> gravemind: should the "New SMB password" be the username?
[03:05] <kazol> jnc: it should have automatically loaded, but if I do it manually throught terminal the wifi works fine.
[03:05] <jnc> kazol: sorry, I understand this is annoying and complicated
[03:05] <bsod> insom: i'm still compiling the kernel for my stuff
[03:05] <n2diy> Wriest: Right click on them, and edit properties
[03:05] <insom> bsod: going round 2
[03:06] <bsod> :)
[03:06] <gravemind> ConfidentiaL: no, that's the new password. hmm maybe I gave you the wrong option
[03:06] <gravemind> just a sec
[03:06] <jnc> kazol: can you throw a copy of your /etc/modules up on a pastebin?  I'll have a look
[03:06] <bsod> insom: ltrs m8 i'm going sleep
[03:06] <Dave_is_sexy> -r-xr-xr-x 1 root root 1688185 2007-02-22 22:14 ./installer.exe
[03:07] <Wriest> Is there a way to get rid of the panels and still have the icons on the desktop
[03:07] <jnc> there should seriously be a "Skills you need to learn, so that you are helpable"
[03:07] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowan:^^
[03:07] <kazol> !pastebin
[03:07] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:07] <insom> reiserfs, yes or no?
[03:07] <ConfidentiaL> gravemind: got it now, just needed to add the username after the command... Think I misunderstood you a little the first time
[03:07] <gravemind> ConfidentiaL: sorry, what you should be doing is sudo smbpasswd -a <your ubuntu username>
[03:07] <gravemind> yeah
[03:07] <[Meta] > Flannel: Its almost finished installing. :D Be back soon.
[03:07] <Wriest> Is there a way to get rid of the panels and still have the icons on the desktop?
[03:07] <Pelo> jnc,  don'T be mean, we all had to start somewhere, some just start a bit further back
[03:07] <ConfidentiaL> gravemind: thx for your help =)
[03:08] <gravemind> sure thing
[03:08] <cables> Wriest, yeah
[03:08] <cables> Wriest, just get rid of the panels.
[03:08] <insom> reiserfs or ext3? what should I go with?
[03:08] <cables> Wriest, right click>delete panel
[03:08] <micahcowan> Dave_is_sexy, you should probably try invoking it with "bash ./installer.exe"; it probably is just missing a shebang line or somesuch.
[03:08] <Wriest> can you tell how please
[03:08] <Pelo> Wriest, right cick properties,  second tab make them transparent
[03:08] <cables> insom, ext3 probably... it's better supported
[03:08] <cables> Wriest, right click on the panel, hit delet.
[03:08] <cables> *delete
[03:08] <Dave_is_sexy> insom: reiserfs!! definately. less likely to screw you over
[03:08] <kazol> jnc: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19190/ Please have a look.
[03:08] <jnc> kazol: can do, thanks mate
[03:09] <Dave_is_sexy> micahcowan: I dunno, it worked a few hours ago
[03:09] <insom> reiser is faster isn't it?
[03:09] <jnc> kazol: what do you need ndiswrapper loaded for?
[03:09] <Wriest> and I will I get to my Applications and internet
[03:09] <gravemind> when I try to install amarok, synaptic complains about authentication. I know I can install it anyway, but how do I resolve this problem?
[03:09] <Dave_is_sexy> insom: yes. and less likely to loose your files.     I don't know what the equivilent is for ubuntu, but on debian that's what happens for me
and I will I get to my Applications and internet
[03:10] <jnc> kazol: yeah, it's not a big deal, you can't kill your system editing it
[03:10] <Dave_is_sexy> insom: linux format magazine did an excellent article on filesystems in 2004. might be on their site
[03:11] <kazol> jnc: I removed ndiswrapper. Should I try adding that modprobe cmd?
[03:11] <insom> I'm just concerned with installing these nvidia drivers :|
[03:11] <gravemind> jnc: so to fix that, just do a reinstall of those packages? btw, this seems to only happen with certain packages that I try to install
[03:11] <cables> Wriest, you'll have to have shortcuts to things on your desktop
[03:12] <jnc> kazol: 'fuse' is for some kind of user filesystem module, keep that. 'lp' is the hardware driver for your LPT378 printer port.  I would nuke the ndiswrapper line.   you won't need 'sudo modprobe ...' because anything in that file, line-by-line, is going to be loaded as a module.  the name of the brcm module minus the .ko should be fine
[03:12] <jnc> gravemind: apt gets confused when certificates and gpg keys expire. heh
[03:12] <morphwvutuba> evening folks, i have a mouse problem with my system76 laptop.  is there anyone there who's had mouse problems after upgrading to 7.04?
[03:12] <cables> Wriest, if you want more space, just have the panels autohide
[03:12] <Wriest> how do I make them auto hide
[03:12] <Pelo> Wriest,   rightclick, properties  explore the various options
[03:13] <kazol> jnc: then how come the wifi card won't load?
[03:13] <punkunity> join #fossrevolution
[03:13] <jnc> kazol: one step at a time
[03:13] <HearWa> I have been trying to upgrade to kubuntu 7.10 for a few days but I keep getting a few "Failed to fetch" and "403 Forbidden errors". What can I do? Here's the errors: http://quickfry.com/pastebin/view.php?id=0
[03:13] <jnc> kazol: what does your /etc/modules look like now?
[03:14] <kazol> jnc: same, but without ndiswrapper.
[03:14] <jnc> kazol: okay, what's the name of that brcm driver that works for you?
[03:14] <Flannel> HearWa: those are third party repositories.  They're ... apparently not ready for Edgy.  And, actually, you really shouldn't be using debian repositories anyway.
[03:15] <Wriest> You guys are amazing thanx so much
[03:15] <HearWa> Flannel: What can I do to fix this?
[03:15] <n2diy> How do I request Dapper CDs from Shipit? Only Feisty CDs are offered?
[03:16] <kazol> jnc: Do you mind if I restart? my system is kind of messed up and I just tried to install another driver that might potentially work.
[03:16] <leroi_> how do i set up a monitor hooked to my laptop to a different resolution than my laptop screen
[03:16] <jnc> kazol: I could use some beer.  Go ahead, if you must, heh
[03:17] <HearWa> Flannel: I would have to remove those sites from my sources list, no?
[03:17] <Pelo> leroi_,  there might be somethinga bout it in here  http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty  if not , check the forum
[03:17] <jnc> leroi_: there's no option that I know of to do this
[03:17] <osxdude> my power led won't light up. Not that you care ;)
[03:17] <catid> does anyone know how to get textual system status info on the desktop as i see in a lot of screenshots?
[03:17] <jnc> leroi_: it would probably be a vendor provided configuration utility
[03:17] <Golfnit> q: Ubuntu 7.04 trying to get Citrix to run correctly.  I have it installed but when I bring up the ICA manager, the fonts have spaces b/t them.
[03:17] <n2diy> jnc: Are you enchourageing the baby penquins to drink?
[03:17] <leroi_> jnc: ok
[03:18] <Golfnit> As seen: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=376735&page=6  but the script used didn't help
[03:18] <zerodai> leroi_: you will have to change your xorg probably
[03:18] <Golfnit> anything else I Can do?
[03:18] <jnc> catid: I forgot the name of it...  there's a few programs that do it. 'roottail' is one, um...
[03:18] <Pelo> catid,  I think you need to remove the quiet bit from the grub option
[03:18] <jnc> n2diy: baby penguins should drink iced tea
[03:18] <jnc> beer for me please.
[03:18] <osxdude> my power led won't light up. Not that you care. ;)
[03:18] <leroi_> zerodax: what will i need to change my laptop is 1280x800 and i need 1680x1050 on the other monitor
[03:18] <n2diy> jnc: Roger, roger, beer here.
[03:19] <Pelo> osxdude,  why should we ? it's a hardware problem
[03:19] <catid> Pelo: =)  yeah i've done that already.  i hate that it adds it back whenever i build a kernel the ubuntu/debian way
[03:19] <catid> jnc: Conky does it
[03:19] <jnc> conky sounds familiar
[03:19] <sakobatoneko> anybody know where to i can get some bootsplash
[03:19] <jnc> catid for teh win.
[03:19] <zerodai> leroi_: not sure but you will have to prob add another monitor entry for your other monitor and then switch
[03:20] <osxdude> Pelo: heh. JK right? It only goes out when I'm in ubuntu.
[03:20] <sakobatoneko> ?
[03:20] <Pelo> sakobatoneko, www.gnome-look.org or com
[03:20] <leroi_> zerodax: ok
[03:20] <morphwvutuba> my wireless usb mouse quit working after i upgraded to Feisty, but a wired usb mouse works & my touchpad still works.  any ideas?
[03:20] <sakobatoneko> any other web sites
[03:20] <Pelo> osxdude,  check forum
[03:21] <sakobatoneko> thanks pelo
[03:21] <osxdude> I made a thread.
[03:21] <Pelo> sakobatoneko,  google
[03:21] <Pelo> osxdude, I meant search the forum
[03:21] <morphwvutuba> kinda sounds like a hardware failure, but the receiver flashes to indicate communication with the mouse itself
[03:21] <osxdude> (that's to Pelo)
[03:21] <Golfnit> Citrix client help: Change, I used http://codtech.com/downloads/citrix-icaclient-10-ubuntu as the script  TIA
[03:21] <gravemind> what do I need to install for flac to work in amarok?
[03:21] <manitoba98> Quick question: Each and every time Ubuntu starts up, it runs an fsck on each and every one of my FAT32 storage partitions, which takes a minute. I know that creating /fastboot will cause it to skip this once, I was wondering if there was a simply way to have Ubuntu only run fsck, say, once every 10 startups, rather than every single one. Thanks!
[03:22] <|StOnE|> any person can help me couse because i installed beryl and emerald and i dont know how take effects
[03:22] <Pelo> gravemind,  possibly gstreamer
[03:22] <Pelo> |StOnE|,   #beryl
[03:22] <gravemind> Pelo, I think I have that, but let me check
[03:22] <n2diy> manitoba98: Sure, stop rebooting. :)
[03:22] <gravemind> actually I might just search 'flac' and install everything
[03:22] <osxdude> Pelo, I made that thread.
[03:23] <Pelo> gravemind,  the good the bad and the ugly
[03:23] <gravemind> lol yup
[03:23] <koyo001> can  anyone help me out with this
[03:23] <codecaine> how can I read a .xbe file on linux?
[03:23] <koyo001> i have something to aprove in a terminal window
[03:23] <osxdude> koyo001: what?
[03:23] <osxdude> koyo001, oh.
[03:23] <kazol> jnc: to install the wifi card (I beleive) I ran these cmds:
[03:24] <kazol> jnc: sudo apt-get install bcm43xx-fwcutter
[03:24] <Pelo> koyo001,  just user your password
[03:24] <kazol> jnc: sudo bcm43xx-fwcutter -w /lib/firmware ~/Desktop/wl_apsta.o
[03:24] <Flannel> HearWa: yes.
[03:24] <koyo001> osxdude: i need to aproved something on a terminal
[03:24] <kazol> jnc: sudo bcm43xx-fwcutter -w /lib/firmware/`uname -r` ~/Desktop/wl_apsta.o
[03:25] <Pelo> koyo001,  approve what ?
[03:25] <gluttony> can some one help me find out why any sound passed to my speakers comes out with a ton of static in it?
[03:25] <Pelo> !sound
[03:25] <kazol> jnc: The wifi card never turns on at boot, but whenever I run that modprobe cmd, it always turns on and works.
[03:25] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If that fails, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Sound - https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting - http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin - For playing audio files, see !Players and !MP3
[03:25] <HearWa> Flannel: I removed all those entries from sources.list but I'm still getting "Failed to Fetch http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/apt/dists/edgy/main/binary-amd64/Packages.gz"
[03:25] <manitoba98> n2diy: It's not a server; it's a desktop. Having it on 24/7 is not only a waste of power, the dull roar of my fans are not terribly pleasant when I'm sleeping, for instance.
[03:25] <koyo001> pelo: java runtime
[03:25] <codecaine> anybody know how to read xbe files?
[03:26] <Pelo> koyo001,  and what does the msg ask you to approve ?
[03:26] <Pelo> codecaine, what kind of file is xbe ?
[03:26] <codecaine> think  xbox file
[03:26] <koyo001> pelo: it gives me a window with many clauses but i need to press ok
[03:27] <n2diy> manitoba98: Fine buisness, to each their own. I have three boxes running here. None are servers, one is this box, on is the test box, and the third is the backup box.
[03:27] <jnc> kazol: okay, if it fails to load at startup, you'll see the reason why in 'dmesg' output
[03:27] <Pelo> codecaine, I guess you need a xbox emulator if there is such a thing, but I realy can't help you with that
[03:27] <ayande__> anyone that knows what i need to install in order to send mail through my php script on website?
[03:27] <koyo001> pelo: witch i cant do from the terminal window
[03:27] <Pelo> koyo001,  scroll down the with the arrow keys
[03:27] <HearWa> Flannel: Nevermind, I think I fixed it.
[03:27] <jnc> ayande__: I'm guessing there's a PHP lib that does it
[03:27] <kazol> !pastebin
[03:27] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:28] <SirBob1701> hey guys my terminal fails to open and i have no idea why.  only happens since fiesty upgrade
[03:28] <ayande__> hmm
[03:28] <jnc> SirBob1701: ouch.
[03:28] <ayande__> so i dont need any kind of serveR?
[03:28] <ffm> Moniker42: No, they are not. U
[03:28] <karimfayez> hey every body join the Egypt LOCO team channel @ #ubuntu-eg
[03:28] <jnc> SirBob1701: can you run 'xterm' ?
[03:28] <SirBob1701> ya i don't even get a error message
[03:28] <koyo001> pelo: yeah did that
[03:28] <koyo001> pelo: what else
[03:28] <SirBob1701> i'll dl it and let you know
[03:28] <Pelo> koyo001,   pgdown,  end  , that's all I hve for you
[03:28] <Pelo> koyo001,  Y key maybe
[03:28] <jnc> SirBob1701: maybe gnome-terminal got pooched
[03:29] <ayande__> jnc: what do i need to have installed?
[03:29] <codecaine> whats a program to read xml files
[03:29] <SirBob1701> i reinstalled it twice and it still poops out
[03:29] <morphwvutuba> koyo: i can't remember if anyone else said it, but did you try the space bar?
[03:29] <koyo001> pelo: tried the y
[03:29] <Pelo> codecaine,  gedit will do it
[03:29] <kazol> jnc: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19191/ (Note-this is the output when the wifi crd is on)
[03:29] <LjL> karimfayez: no need to spam loco channels
[03:29] <HearWa> Flannel: Thanks for the help.
[03:29] <Pelo> koyo001,  I'm out of idea
[03:30] <jnc> ayande__: I'm no PHP programmer, not sure
[03:30] <zerodai> koyo001: are you in terminal window or in a terminal
[03:30] <SirBob1701> i find it odd that i don't even get an error message it just stops
[03:30] <karimfayez> LjL: i am not spamming...we just formed the team and its a kind of invitation
[03:30] <koyo001> pelo: worked with esc
[03:30] <Pelo> koyo001,  congrats
[03:31] <jnc> kazol: the last line of /etc/modules should be the name of the kernel module you use to load support for the wifi hardware
[03:31] <jnc> kazol: I don't see it in there
[03:31] <manitoba98> n2diy: So am I stuck with manually altering the init script to only run once every 10 boots? Is that all I can do? (Are there any side-effects to creating /fastboot, by the way, besides skipping fsck?)
[03:31] <n2diy> zerodai: It shouldn't matter.
[03:31] <jnc> kazol: oh my mistake, hang on
[03:32] <karimfayez> LjL: sorry if i was missunderstood
[03:32] <jnc> kazol: can you pastebin the output of 'lsmod' ?
[03:32] <SirBob1701> awg xterm doesn't allow vim to use syntax highlighting :(
[03:33] <jnc> it runs?
[03:33] <jnc> now try launching gnome-terminal from an xterm session and watch the output for errors
[03:33] <n2diy> manitoba98: Not sure, I don't shutdown, but certainly disabling fsck is a bad ideat, that is your file system check.
[03:33] <kazol> jnc: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/19192/
[03:34] <jnc> kazol: you should have a line at the end of /etc/modules that is bcm43xx
[03:34] <jnc> and reboot
[03:35] <SirBob1701> serial 105 error_code 2 request_code 78 minor code 0
[03:35] <SirBob1701> when i run gnome-terminal in xterm
[03:35] <Chetwin> Hi all!
[03:35] <jnc> SirBob1701: ew.
[03:35] <jnc> you poor fella
[03:35] <SirBob1701> haha oh shit
[03:35] <SirBob1701> gnome-terminal recieved an X Window System error
[03:35] <J-_> !ohmy | SirBob1701
[03:35] <ubotu> SirBob1701: Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[03:35] <kazol> jnc: I'll reply once I reboot.
[03:36] <SirBob1701> freaking xterm won't even let me pipe it to a file
[03:36] <tokyo25> who made ubotu?
[03:36] <jnc> SirBob1701: dude, I suggest you verify that you're not having some RAM issues first before we go any further.  do a memtest86 scan overnight
[03:36] <Pelo> tokyo25,  the devil
[03:36] <manitoba98> n2diy: I know what fsck is, but I don't think it's necessary to run on all of my partitions, each bootup. Certainly no less harmful than having a system running fulltime, during which time no fscks are run...?
[03:36] <tokyo25> lol
[03:36] <n2diy> ! creator
[03:36] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about creator - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:36] <SirBob1701> i did one of them already man
[03:36] <SirBob1701> :S
[03:37] <Pelo> tokyo25,  in't in the factoids at the end
[03:37] <Pelo> tt'S
[03:37] <Pelo> it's
[03:37] <tokyo25> ok
[03:37] <Pelo> damit
[03:37] <n2diy> manitoba98: If you are running Winders it is needed.
[03:37] <kbrooks> !tor
[03:37] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about tor - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:37] <kbrooks> @tor
[03:37] <kbrooks> hmm
[03:37] <kbrooks> i need the tor factoid
[03:38] <kbrooks> !anonymous
[03:38] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about anonymous - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:38] <Pelo> !botsnacks
[03:38] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about botsnacks - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:38] <Pelo> !botsnack
[03:38] <ubotu> Yum!  I run Ubuntu almost exclusively, I boot into Windows only occasionally; such as to play games or test something. So I should leave fsck in? Do most distros do an fsck on all mounted partitions at every bootup?
[03:40] <whta> how long does it usually take for the wine repo to update with the newest version? i'm having some wine issues that i think the update will fix
[03:40] <n2diy> manitoba98: Yes. They should.
[03:40] <sn0tz|afk> when i followed these directions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[03:40] <Pelo> whta,  depends on the guy making the package for ubuntu,   less the a week usualy , couple of days most times
[03:40] <Madpilot> manitoba98, for ext3 partitions, Ubuntu does a fsck every 25-30 boots
[03:41] <sn0tz|afk> i booted w/it and it says could not find kernel image: linux
[03:41] <sn0tz|afk> then gives a boot: prompt
[03:42] <morphwvutuba> still trying to find some help with an inoperable mouse after Feisty upgrade
[03:42] <jnc> sn0tz: that sounds fun
[03:42] <admin__> I am having trouble with apt-get, there's a package (libx11-6), that it needs to upgrade, although if i do, Opera won't work, and I need opera, apt-get won't let me install anything unless that's installed, how can I override that?
[03:42] <manitoba98> Madpilot: That was the general impression I got; why do FAT32 partitions need an fsck EVERY SINGLE TIME?
[03:42] <jnc> morphwvutuba: be sure that your xorg.conf refers to /dev/input/mice
[03:42] <Madpilot> manitoba98, no idea - the only fat32 device I've got is my USB stick, and it's never plugged in on boot...
[03:42] <Pelo> morphwvutuba,  usd ? check in the forum, I'm sure there is somethign there, or try here http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty
[03:43] <sn0tz> the only thing making me not throw this server out the window is pink floyd comfortably numb
[03:43] <morphwvutuba> jnc: it does
[03:43] <jnc> admin__: uh hey there, that sounds like an Opera issue
[03:43] <jnc> try opera support
[03:43] <sn0tz> so what is causing this
[03:43] <admin__> jnc: yes, but I can't upgrade that file, or else Opera will mess up, how can I get around it in apt-get
[03:43] <morphwvutuba> Pelo: couldn't find much in the forums yet... checking the guide...
[03:43] <admin__> jnc: It's a opera problem, yeah, it's already documented.
[03:44] <Madpilot> admin__, remove Opera, upgrade, then reinstall Opera - I'm running Opera just fine here...
[03:44] <jnc> admin__: I'm not into helping with closed-source software, sorry mate
[03:44] <admin__> jnc: you don't need to do anything with opera..
[03:44] <n2diy> manitoba98: They are the most vulnerable partitions? Remember, unless you are running seprate hard drives, the partitions share the same media.
[03:44] <admin__> You just need to tell me how to bypass apt-get isntalling that package
[03:45] <manitoba98> Madpilot + n2diy: Alright, I'll leave it on. One this that also annoys me about this process, though, is that it causes usplash to close, and brings me back to the traditional textual startup display in order to show me the results (something like: "/dev/sdb2: 60756/60756 files checked"). Is there a way to get around this?
[03:45] <nekojin> Hello, I am a new Linux user. I am trying to install Java and netbeans, and I got a .bin file from the download. How do I install from a /bin file?
[03:45] <jnc> I don't need to do anything for ya :P
[03:45] <manitoba98> n2diy: "Vulnerable partitions"?
[03:45] <Pelo> nekobaka,  for java, install if from  synaptic,
[03:45] <jnc> Madpilot has a cool idea
[03:45] <UnluckyMike> nekojin: its in the feisty repos
[03:45] <Madpilot> manitoba98, usplash not handling fsck gracefully is a known bug...
[03:45] <Pelo> nekobaka,  try for netbean there to
[03:46] <Pelo> nekobaka,  you'll find this very usefull  http://cutlersoftware.com/ubuntuinstall/
[03:46] <Madpilot> manitoba98, it does that when it fscks ext3 parts too
[03:46] <nekojin> OK, thanks
[03:46] <jnc> sn0tz: there's too many unknowns
[03:46] <codecaine> whats a good advance ftp client with gui?
[03:46] <Madpilot> codecaine, Filezilla
[03:46] <manitoba98> Madpilot: So there's no way to "hide" the output from usplash? It kinda interrupts the seamlessness of my startup sequence.
[03:46] <Pelo> codecaine, gtkftp I think or gftp
[03:46] <Madpilot> manitoba98, not that I know of
[03:47] <jnc> codecaine: if you can manage the commandline, 'lftp' works with http, and 'yafc' is excellent for ftp and support for sftp
[03:47] <n2diy> manitoba98: Well, I'm not a hard drive expert, but if you have an MBR formatted by DOS/Winders, I would think it is more vulnerable the a pure linux on would be?
[03:47] <kazol> jnc: Thank you very much for your help. I had a stressful time today since I lost all of my apps\settings when upgrading to Edgy, then I had to move the computer to the 2nd floor since wifi did not work, and then the monitor broke! Anyway, it's all working now but network manager is not displaying the signal strength.
[03:47] <jnc> kazol: it's confusing that you'd lose any settings
[03:47] <jnc> everything should be in /home/yourusername/
[03:47] <jnc> if you backup that home dir, you're straight
[03:48] <kazol> jnc: when I first rebooted the system, it loaded a blank screen after login.
[03:48] <crl1949> What I want to do is pretty simple, so I must be going about it wrong.  I want to be able to print proper labels on CDs I've burned from .iso images downloaded.  I'm looking for artwork for the front of the 7.04 desktop download.  Where should I be looking?
[03:48] <insom> nvidia drivers installed successfully
[03:48] <insom> and my windows wobble
[03:48] <insom> thats enough for me to switch from the MS substitute
[03:49] <jnc> crl1949: glabels software worked on some address labels, maybe it could work for CDs?  I don't know about the artwork though
[03:49] <Pelo> insom,  from or to ???
[03:49] <insom> from
[03:49] <crl1949> Lables isn't the problem.  My disks are inkjet printable, and I have an inkjet CD printer.  I just need the artwork.
[03:50] <insom> linux has wobbling windows
[03:50] <Pelo> insom,  we know
[03:50] <insom> and they wobble faster than vista's
[03:50] <usser> insom: nah
[03:50] <Veronica-Bot> hey
[03:50] <user01> how do i get the windows to sparkle away like the fiirst window closing on the video on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZD7QraljRfM
[03:50] <insom> usser: what nah?
[03:50] <Pelo> insom,  you didn'T pay for vista did you ? say it ain't so ?
[03:50] <crl1949> Sun publishes a PDF in the same directory as the .iso downloads.  Much nicer than my crappy handwriting with a felt pen.
[03:50] <user01> user01: in beryl
[03:50] <usser> insom: they dont wobble for me =)
[03:50] <insom> of course I didn't
[03:50] <jnc> crl1949: haha.  :)
[03:51] <insom> usser: you can set them to wobble
[03:51] <jnc> crl1949: if you give me a size in pixels, I'll cook up some art
[03:51] <Pelo> usser,   menu > system > prets > desktop effects  ( in feisty)
[03:51] <insom> usser: it adds happiness to the interface
[03:51] <usser> insom: xgl for some reason eats memory as crazy
[03:51] <usser> insom: so i dont use it
[03:52] <crl1949> The printer does something like 1440.  I'd think 600x600 would work fine.
[03:52] <DigitalNinja> I have a network printer that I would like to use. I don't have the address. How do I print to it?
[03:52] <insom> usser: that's a downer
[03:52] <usser> insom: yea after an hour it goes up to 500 megs
[03:52] <crl1949> Of course, the CDs are 12 cm in diameter
[03:53] <Pelo> DigitallyStoned,  you'll have to setup samba to communicate with a windows machine  and I think there are instrctions here  http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty
[03:53] <insom> usser: is there an alternative? I need xgl for my games don't I?
[03:53] <mneptok> insom: no
[03:53] <usser> insom: no
[03:53] <usser> insom: glx
[03:53] <insom> usser: ohhh
[03:53] <usser> insom: =)
[03:53] <insom> usser: been awhile
[03:54] <Jump86> anyone here tried pclinuxos yet?
[03:54] <usser> insom: xgl is just another 3d wobbly api's that i have to use since i have ati card
[03:54] <CapriSkye> ./ or . represent current dir?
[03:54] <mneptok> Jump86: welcome to #ubuntu
[03:54] <user01> desktop effects didnt work
[03:54] <insom> usser: so that isn't installed with nvidia?
[03:54] <Jump86> mneptok, ?
[03:54] <usser> insom: what?
[03:55] <mneptok> !offtopic > Jump86
[03:55] <insom> xgl has nothing to do with nvidia?
[03:55] <usser> insom: right
[03:55] <insom> thank goodness
[03:55] <Pelo> insom,  stop that

[03:56] <insom> c'mon pelo wobble with us
[03:56] <sn0tz> when i followed these directions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick...i booted w/it and it says could not find kernel image: linux and i get a prompt saying "boot:" whats going on?
[03:56] <insom> glad I'm ADD
[03:57] <mneptok> Pelo: you lasted 5 minutes longer than i did
[03:57] <Pelo> insom,  there is a compiz config manager you can install
[03:57] <usser> i kind of like that burn out/in effect beryl has for minimizing windows
[03:57] <insom> yeah?
[03:57] <Pelo> yeah,  check in synaptic
[03:57] <Dolphin07`> hey, does anyone know if you can run Visual Web Developer 05 on ubuntu?
[03:57] <insom> thanks
[03:57] <Pelo> there isnT' much in it but ....
[03:58] <mneptok> Dolphin07`: Windows software does not run on Linux witout emulation or virtualization.
[03:58] <crl1949> Dolphin07: is that a .NET application?  If so it might run under mono
[03:58] <Dolphin07`> yeppp
[03:59] <jpiccolo> anyone know how to make my server's ftp transfer go faster?
[03:59] <Pelo> crl1949, tell me more about this mono ?
[03:59] <mneptok> crl1949: i'll bet it makes Windows API calls
[03:59] <petafile> what's a good dvd movie burning proggy?
[03:59] <usser> Pelo: mono is opensource implementation of .NET
[03:59] <petafile> gnome baker doesn't seeem to want to do that
[03:59] <Dolphin07`> i does mono work with ubuntu?
[03:59] <crl1949> It's an open source project to re-implement all of .NET.  They've already got the VM, compilers for C# , etc.
[03:59] <mneptok> petafile: Linux has apps. "proggies" are for Windows and the children that use it. >;)
[04:00] <Dolphin07`> because i can't seem to find an installer for it
[04:00] <jnc> crl1949: done
[04:00] <petafile> mneptok: do you know a good dvd movie burning app?
[04:00] <mneptok> petafile: Nautilus?
[04:00] <Pelo> crl1949,  can I run it in combination with wine ?
[04:00] <mneptok> Pelo: you don't have to
[04:01] <Pelo> mneptok,  link ?
[04:01] <mneptok> Pelo: Mono is Linux native
[04:01] <petafile> mneptok: does it burn it as a dvd format movie, or just as a file?
[04:01] <BlueLaguna> Are their any ubuntu packages that allow file transfers with windows mobile smartphones?
[04:01] <mneptok> Pelo: but it is not an "any .NET app will work with Linux!" solution
[04:01] <insom> umm
[04:01] <jnc> crl1949: something like this? http://osclab.net/px/ubuntulogojnc.png
[04:01] <insom> just put you audiots and videots folders
[04:01] <Dolphin07`> which installer of mono do i download for ubuntu?
[04:02] <Pelo> I'll look into it , thanks crl1949  and mneptok
[04:02] <insom> what's that pelo?
[04:02] <BlueLaguna> Dolphin07`: it's in apt
[04:02] <mneptok> Dolphin07`: Mono is included by default
[04:02] <Pelo> insom,   AutoCAd
[04:02] <insom> aah
[04:02] <osxdude> hey look an IP address
[04:02] <osxdude> My power LED Wont't light up when I boot into lunix. Any solutions?
[04:02] <mneptok> Pelo: AutoCAD is not a .NET app.
[04:03] <Dolphin07`> BlueLaguna:ah, so then how would one go about installing VWD
[04:03] <insom> gametap is my killer app
[04:03] <Pelo> mneptok,  well 2006 asks for the installs the .net framework
[04:03] <osxdude> hey look more IPs
[04:03] <osxdude> Hello?
[04:03] <crimsun> osxdude: would you please stop trolling?
[04:03] <osxdude> Sorry
[04:03] <BlueLaguna> Dolphin07`: I'm not sure what VWD is, but you can try apt-get install mono
[04:03] <Tanis143> Hello, hows everyone?
[04:04] <GrueTamer> im fine
[04:04] <mneptok> Pelo: Mono is simply a .NET compatibility framework. it's not going to allow AutoCAD to run on Linux.
[04:04] <BlueLaguna> or aptitude install mono, whichever you prefer
[04:04] <codecaine> for some reson ubuntu didn't auto mount one of my usb drive is there a specialist file I have to do it because I don't see any of my usb devices in fstab
[04:04] <mneptok> BlueLaguna: Mono is installed by default
[04:04] <osxdude> No, now I'm serious.
[04:04] <osxdude> My power LED Wont't light up when I boot into lunix. Any solutions?
[04:04] <BlueLaguna> mneptok: Is it really?
[04:04] <BlueLaguna> Interesting
[04:04] <Pelo> mneptok,  which is why I was asking about wine combo
[04:04] <BlueLaguna> Since when?
[04:04] <Dolphin07`> BlueLaguna:Visual Web Developer is the program
[04:04] <jnc> codecaine: that stuff has been abstracted into  HAL / DBUS now
[04:04] <mneptok> BlueLaguna: "which mono"
[04:04] <Tanis143> Well, I'm just now getting my Feisty fine tuned, and have a few questions
[04:04] <mneptok> BlueLaguna: IIRC, Dapper
[04:04] <jnc> codecaine: uh... Gnome's  Desktop|Settings|Removable Devices
[04:05] <BlueLaguna> mneptok: it isn't installed on my system
[04:05] <Pelo> Tanis143,  don'T keep us in suspence
[04:05] <BlueLaguna> but it's possible I may have explicitly uninstalled it at some point tho
[04:05] <jnc> codecaine: if you want commandline ninja style access, 'pmount' and 'pumount'
[04:05] <crl1949> jnc: pretty close.  Is that how you spell Feisty?
[04:05] <Tanis143> I have a HD44780 LCD screen that I'm wanting to get my temps and system states showing again. I found LcdProc, but a bit confused on it
[04:05] <codecaine> how do I auto mount a usb harddrive?
[04:05] <mneptok> [mneptok@set]  mneptok :: ls -l /usr/bin/mono
[04:05] <mneptok> -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 1974044 2007-02-27 07:44 /usr/bin/mono
[04:05] <jnc> crl1949: I'll upload the SVG then, you can edit the text to something serious
[04:05] <Pelo> Tanis143, http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty
[04:06] <itsme123> Ok, I just got ubuntu and i don't know how to compile this game.
[04:06] <Tired_> Hi.  Is there anything in the repos that will display the SPD info for my system RAM?
[04:06] <Tanis143> But, it talks about server/clients and though I'm familar with what both of those are, I'm not sure which one I need to use
[04:06] <Pelo> itsme123,  what game ?
[04:06] <user01> nice that was a bad suggestion whoever suggest running desktop effects
[04:06] <Dolphin07`> mneptok:i can't figure out which version of mono to install
[04:06] <Tanis143> I know I just want the info to show on my pc, not anywhere else
[04:06] <itsme123> its called a steroids
[04:06] <user01> now beryl doesnt work at all
[04:07] <ANON12345> i am trying to compile a downloaded package from a source code, it's the new version of gaim which is now called "pidgin". I was able to finish the last step (sudo make), but now i am unable to find or launch pidgin, what should i do?
[04:07] <jnc> Tanis143: uh... smbus
[04:07] <jnc> hmm
[04:07] <mneptok> Dolphin07`: Mono will NOT let you run VWD
[04:07] <Shoeb> Hi, I typed sudo usermod -G ftpuser mark (mark is my username, and I was trying to put myself in the ftpuser group) Now it seems that I can't sudo anymore because it says I'm not in the sudoers file. But it let me do that before.. what went wrong? I can't even su - anymore!
[04:07] <Shoeb> Feisty
[04:07] <usser> ANON12345: do u have amd64?
[04:07] <morphwvutuba> Pelo: jnc:  thanks for the tips guys.  i think i narrowed it down to hardware failure.  have a good one.
[04:07] <Tanis143> smbus?
[04:07] <Pelo> Tanis143, inthe wiki you have the setups for sensors  you can display the info using pannel applets
[04:07] <ANON12345> usser: yes
[04:07] <scope006> i have my monitor set to 1440x900 60hz put my login screen is higher than that and all distorted.  It also happens if i launch a game and quit back out to the desktop
[04:07] <usser> ANON12345: i got a compiled package for u
[04:07] <Dolphin07`> mneptok:sooooooo how would i go about running it? is there a way to use wine?
[04:07] <jnc> Tanis143: I can't remember, but there's a way to walk your hardware's smbus
[04:08] <Tanis143> Ok, I'll check it out. Thanks Pelo
[04:08] <ANON12345> usser: thanks a lot, can you send it to me?
[04:08] <osxdude> WTF? Nobody is answering me! I'll tell you again:
[04:08] <osxdude> My power LED Wont't light up when I boot into lunix. Any solutions?
[04:08] <mneptok> Dolphin07`: i don't use Windows or its software. sorry.
[04:08] <jnc> osxdude: repeating questions usually yields fewer results
[04:08] <user01> i follow these instructions http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_feisty_beryl_ati_radeon  it was working fine then ran desktop effects and not its all messed up
[04:08] <mneptok> Dolphin07`: you could try using a different, free tool.
[04:08] <usser> ANON12345: ftp://whom.homeunix.org/utils/pidgin_2.0.0-1_amd64.deb
[04:08] <Shoeb> Hello?
[04:08] <crl1949> Has anyone got their hands on an "official" 7.04 CD?  If so, could they scan the face of it?
[04:08] <Dolphin07`> mneptok: ok thanks anyway
[04:09] <Pelo> itsme123, do you have the sourcecode for it or what ?
[04:09] <ANON12345> usser: will this work with the x86 version of ubuntu? thanks for the package
[04:09] <scope006> exit
[04:09] <Dolphin07`> does anyone know of any good windows virtual machines?
[04:09] <itsme123> Pelo: I guess....
[04:09] <user01> appartently desktop effects is beryl?
[04:09] <usser> ANON12345: oh no it wont
[04:09] <AVoidiam> HELP!  So when I try to install Ubuntu, it gets stuck at 5% of "Partitions formating".  THis is happened multiple times now.  I'm wondering if there is a problem with the hard disk perhaps.
[04:09] <crl1949> Dolphin07: I'm using Parallels
[04:09] <Pelo> itsme123,  what's the file ending ?
[04:09] <jnc> crl1949: just in case, http://osclab.net/px/ubuntulogojnc.svg
[04:09] <itsme123> Well, theres lots of files.
[04:09] <jnc> use inkscape program to edit
[04:10] <jpiccolo> how can i speed up my servers ftp or samba file transfer speed
[04:10] <jpiccolo> ?
[04:10] <punkunity> having serious problem with messing up my xorg.comf file
[04:10] <ANON12345> usser: do you have the x86 version of ubuntu?
[04:10] <Shoeb> Hi, I typed sudo usermod -G ftpuser mark (mark is my username, and I was trying to put myself in the ftpuser group) Now it seems that I can't sudo anymore because it says I'm not in the sudoers file. But it let me do that before.. what went wrong? I can't even su - anymore!
[04:10] <crl1949> looks like the LOL will be in the hole
[04:10] <usser> ANON12345: no, sorry, but anyway u can compile and install it like so:
[04:10] <usser> ANON12345: sudo apt-get install checkinstall
[04:10] <Dolphin07`> does anyone know of any good windows virtual machines?
[04:10] <jnc> Shoeb: oh snap :(
[04:10] <osxdude> jnc: what?
[04:10] <Shoeb> jnc, don't even tell me!
[04:10] <cables> Dolphin07`, VirtualBox is a good free one
[04:10] <ANON12345> usser: thanks, i'll try it
[04:10] <usser> ANON12345: then in "gaim" folder do ./configure
[04:11] <AVoidiam> Has anyone ever had freezing problems like that?....on partitioning that is
[04:11] <usser> ANON12345: then sudo make
[04:11] <Dolphin07`> cables: thanks
[04:11] <Flannel> Shoeb: -G doesn't append by default.  It resets.  You wanted to add -a, which will append
[04:11] <usser> ANON12345: then sudo checkinstall
[04:11] <Shoeb> Oh, great!
[04:11] <jnc> Shoeb: if you can boot a live cd, mount your file systems, and 'chroot /path/to/mounted/rootfs /bin/bash', you'll have semi-access to it
[04:11] <mneptok> crl1949: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DIYMarketing
[04:11] <crl1949> Parallels is a very good virtual machine.  Not free though.  Hosts on Linux, Windows, OS X, guests everything from OS/2 to Solaris
[04:11] <Pelo> itsme123, it wouldhelp ifyou used my nick in each line you type to me,    what's the eding fo the file you downloaded
[04:11] <Shoeb> So it threw me off the admin group?
[04:11] <Tired_> Is there any kind of comprehensive RAM information utility in Ubuntu?  Not 'how much is in use'...
[04:11] <Flannel> Shoeb: you'll need to reboot, at GRUB, go to the "recovery console", then add yourself back to the normal supplimental groups: (specifically, admin): adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev lpadmin scanner admin
[04:11] <ANON12345> usser: ok
[04:11] <Flannel> Shoeb: correct.
[04:12] <Flannel> jnc: No need for a liveCD.  Don't be silly
[04:12] <jnc> Shoeb: it's just that I've done what you're describing (locking myself out) so many times, it is funny to me, even though it is kind of frustrating and confusing the first times
[04:12] <Shoeb> Flannel: Can you give me the correct command please? So I don't mess up????
[04:12] <jnc> awwe
[04:12] <usser> ANON12345: it will create a .deb package in that folder
[04:12] <jnc> but I likes to play
[04:12] <itsme123> Pelo: I got several files, some in .cpp and .h and such.
[04:12] <Tanis143> Pelo, I searched that wiki and found nothing on text lcd screens
[04:12] <rique> hello
[04:12] <jnc> Flannel: I missed that recovery console thing, good to know
[04:13] <Flannel> Shoeb: once youre at the recovery console (which will be a root terminal), `usermod -G adm dialout cdrom floppy audio dip video plugdev lpadmin scanner admin ftpuser -a username`
[04:13] <Flannel> Shoeb: where username is your username
[04:13] <rique> somebody could help me to install ardour on my machine?
[04:13] <Pelo> itsme123,  did you dl a bunch of files or did you dl an archive ? what was the ending of the archive ?  tar.gz ?
[04:13] <Shoeb> Let's try it out!!
[04:13] <Shoeb> llol
[04:13] <rique> anyone?
[04:13] <jnc> Shoeb: in the future, check out 'gpasswd' for modifying groups by hand
[04:13] <Pelo> Tanis143,  I though what you needed was your system stuff cpu, mem , fan , temp and stuff
[04:13] <kazol> I have just enabled Ubuntu special effects in feisty, but I cannot see the title bar, so I can't move the apps around. What should I do?
[04:13] <itsme123> pelo: yes it was a .tar.gz file but i extracted it.  Wrong move?
[04:13] <jnc> Shoeb: 'groupmod -G' is kind of ghetto. I don't use it anymore
[04:14] <Pelo> rique,  first check in synaptic for  a package
[04:14] <crl1949> mneptok: that's what I'm looking for.  Thanks!  (I wonder why they hide it so....)
[04:14] <Bradford> Hey, I just installed Ubuntu, and I typed the password wrong when installing, so idk how to login now... can someone help me please, fast
[04:14] <Pelo> itsme123,  no not the wrong move but it helps me know what you have
[04:14] <AVoidiam> Could really use some help...anyone have problems with partitioning phase of ubuntu install?
[04:14] <Tanis143> Well, I'm wanting those stats displayed on a HD44780 2x20 LCD screen
[04:14] <biovore> Bradford: boot into single user mode..
[04:14] <pratip> Anyone know anything about mrwtoppm and gimp. I have th epackages installed but the plugin doesn't show up in gimp.
[04:14] <Flannel> Bradford: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword
[04:14] <strabes> AVoidiam: just use the alternate install cd
[04:14] <jnc> Bradford: try the Recovery Console?
[04:14] <Pelo> itsme123,  look in the unpacked folder for a readme or a install file ,  open and read ,  get back to me
[04:14] <jnc> 'passwd yourusername' ?
[04:14] <strabes> AVoidiam: or partition your disk beforehand
[04:14] <user01> i followed the instructions for http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_feisty_beryl_ati_radeon then ran desktop effects now beryl isnt working
[04:15] <kazol> Why can't I see the title bar after I enabled desktop special effects?
[04:15] <itsme123> Pelo: k thanks
[04:15] <junkeR> hello,  how can I set Mozilla Thunderbird as the default 'send-to' email application?
[04:15] <biovore> kazol: beryl?
[04:15] <Tired_> Well, that sucks.  I was really hoping Ubuntu would work for me, but if I have to install Windows to get system information, then obviously it isn't ready yet.
[04:15] <jnc> kazol: uh, the Gnome panel?
[04:15] <Bradford> biovore, how do I boot into single user mode? It still needs to finish installing too, I think
[04:15] <Pelo> itsme123,  actualy,   gimme the link to the tar.gz file I'll have a look to
[04:15] <biovore> Bradford: when the box first boot up press esc and get into grub..
[04:15] <user01> is desktop effects beryl?
[04:15] <Flannel> Bradford: Follow that link, it'llw alk you through it
[04:15] <Flannel> user01: yes
[04:15] <jnc> Tired_: What do you need the SPD info for anyhow
[04:15] <Tanis143> Yes, beryl is for desktop effects
[04:15] <asherZ> how do i configure my Receive Window (RWIN) in ubuntu????
[04:15] <jlulian38> is ftp recursive?
[04:15] <jlulian38> like the console version
[04:15] <Tired_> To email to my motherboard manufacturer
[04:16] <Tanis143> Something I have yet to master as well (chuckle)
[04:16] <zerodai> Flannel: user01: no its compiz
[04:16] <kazol> biovore: I clicked on System-Prefs-Desktop Effects
[04:16] <kazol> jnc: I clicked on System-Prefs-Desktop Effects
[04:16] <jendead> well, looks like i got irc working on here
[04:16] <Shoeb> Flannel: It gives me the whole page where it explains me the differnet options..
[04:16] <biovore> beryl requires 24 bit color.. check your xconfig to make shure your 24 bit depth
[04:16] <jnc> jendead: hooray for new IRC users
[04:16] <Pelo> Tanis143,  that's where we all start
[04:16] <user01> Flannel:  well when i ran it now i have no effects whatsoever
[04:16] <Flannel> Shoeb: eh?  looks like you typed something wrong.
[04:16] <junkeR> hello,  how can I set Mozilla Thunderbird as the default 'send-to' email application?
[04:16] <Tanis143> I know, I remember my dos 4 days and feeling lost in the woods
[04:16] <jendead> tanis, i just got it installed today........ don feel bad
[04:16] <Shoeb> Flannel: Let me recheck.
[04:17] <Tired_> I guess overclockers don't use Ubuntu all that much.
[04:17] <Bradford> some small mistake I made in setting up beryl totally screwed everything up for me, so watch out.
[04:17] <jendead> i feel embarassed for being such a noob
[04:17] <Flannel> Shoeb: Oh.  No.  Sorry.  My fault.  Groups should be comma separated
[04:17] <Tanis143> At least a lot of my quick commands are now available in linux
[04:17] <Bradford> I had to reinstall
[04:17] <Bradford> :<
[04:17] <jnc> jendead: I feel dizzy from all these questions.  I like helping though
[04:17] <Flannel> Shoeb: no whitespace, just commas
[04:17] <jendead> grin. can i bother you with one too, jnc? :)
[04:17] <Shoeb> Ok Flannel  :)
[04:17] <jnc> jendead: shoot.  not with a gun though
[04:17] <jendead> eep
[04:18] <user01> obviously running computer computer effects screwed up beryl
[04:18] <user01> beryl isnt doing any effects anymore
[04:18] <usser> user01: can u open up console?
[04:18] <Msword> hello
[04:18] <jendead> ok, i installed this ntfs3g business, but it still isnt allowing me write access on my storage drive
[04:18] <Alonea> ok, I got vmware installed and wanted to know if it was possible to install a new vm on an external hard drive as it is reccomended to use a whole drive, not a partition.
[04:18] <usser> user01: and type in beryl-manager --replace
[04:18] <Shoeb> It worked, now I'm rebooting.. lets hope it works, loll.. thanks Flannel.
[04:18] <jendead> and hmr, this isnt letting me type apostrophes in xchat :(
[04:18] <jnc> jendead: bummer.  I haven't tried ntfs3g, it has a nice webpage though
[04:19] <junkeR> hello,  how can I set Mozilla Thunderbird as the default 'send-to' email application?  I tried searching in google but came up with 2 year old solutions that don't work
[04:19] <williammanda> what command will give me root access using nautilus?
[04:19] <Shoeb> All this because I can't seem to download vmware server using lynx :(
[04:19] <jendead> it sucks because it my storage drive :(
[04:19] <jnc> jendead: is there a tutorial or something that people have been following?
[04:19] <user01> usser: yep
[04:19] <biovore> user01: I have run into the beryl probablem as well.. it has to do with color depth on the display.. If your not running 24 bit color and start beryl the window manger can't render the window handles
[04:19] <Tanis143> Bleh
[04:19] <Msword> i need help, i'm trying to dl 7.04(i forget what its ussualy called) for a boot disk, and i can't figure out how to download it, when i go to download it it takes me to a page that says "cannot find page"
[04:19] <usser> user01: what does it say use pastebin pls
[04:19] <jendead> ill look for one, from what i understood you could just enable it and it would work (
[04:19] <Msword> are the mirrors down right now for some reason?
[04:20] <Tanis143> Has anyone used lcdproc in here before?
[04:20] <Pelo> Tanis143, check the forum  www.ubuntuforums.com
[04:20] <jnc> jendead: I could try and help, I don't have access to it though so I might ask a lot of strange questions :P
[04:20] <reptyl_> williammanda, gksu nautilus
[04:20] <LtL> junkeR - system > preferences > preferred appliactions
[04:20] <mosh> how can i install libxvidcore and libxvidcore-dev, everytime i try it says it wants to install libxvidcore4 insted.
[04:20] <Shoeb> Flannel: For next time, I shouldn't be using the command "usermod -F ftpuser username" ?
[04:20] <jendead> hey strange questions are good :)
[04:20] <koyo001> how to install bin files
[04:20] <williammanda> ty reptyl
[04:20] <junkeR> I have Thunderbird already set but it still only shows Evolution as the only option in the 'send to' options
[04:20] <koyo001> can someone direct me
[04:20] <junkeR> should I restart?
[04:20] <[Meta] > Whee. :D
[04:20] <Msword> anyone, are the mirrors down for dl'ing 7.04? its not working for me
[04:20] <mosh> i am using apt-get install
[04:20] <user01> usser: in #pastebin?
[04:20] <Pelo> koyo001,  just run them from the terminal as sudo
[04:20] <Gohalien> hi, looks like I broke my work areas, when I change to another one, only appears the desktop wallpaper, no menu, no icons, not even right click menu, any idea to restore them ? I already tried deleting and add them agaim, same issue.
[04:21] <Flannel> Shoeb: usermod -G group -a username, or use the graphical version (users and groups)
[04:21] <[Meta] > Thankyou Flannel. :)
[04:21] <LtL> koyo001 chmod a+x file.bin  the ./file.bin
[04:21] <Shoeb> Great, thanks Flannel and jnc :)
[04:21] <Shoeb> Appreicate it.
[04:21] <koyo001> pelo: yeah but from where
[04:21] <usser> user01: ah what the hell in #pastebin'd be ok too
[04:21] <usser> user01: !pastebin
[04:21] <jnc> Shoeb: it's cool that you are patient and keep on trying
[04:21] <Shoeb> :)
[04:21] <Flannel> [Meta] : glad you got it figured out.  Sorry the install takes so long ;)
[04:21] <Bradford> biovore, When I press escape at grub it doesn't do anything
[04:21] <Pelo> koyo001,  in the terminal,   they'll install themselves
[04:21] <jendead> jnc: i sent a pm because i cant mentally handle the text scrolling!
[04:21] <Msword> meow
[04:22] <Flannel> Bradford: you push escape to get to the grub menu.
[04:22] <Msword> anyone? are the mirrors for 7.04 down for some reason?
[04:22] <Pelo> koyo001,  http://cutlersoftware.com/ubuntuinstall/
[04:22] <jendead> does anyone know why xchat doesnt allow you to type a single apostrophe?
[04:22] <koyo001> pelo: i get the terminal but gime an example
[04:22] <Pelo> Msword,  we don'T know
[04:22] <StoneNote> '
[04:22] <jnc> jendead: I was thinking that, no pm show up unless you register your nickname though.  gotta send a message to user 'nickserv' with "register passwordthatiwant"
[04:22] <jendead> ooh
[04:22] <Flannel> jendead: your keyboard might be wrong.  Try changing to the one with....out deadkeys.  (or, maybe it's the one with deadkeys)
[04:22] <Pelo> koyo001, where is the file ?   cd to that  folder  then   ./filename.bin
[04:22] <Bradford> Flannel, ok, well it's here... now, it only gives me a recovery mode, is that what the "Rescue" was?
[04:23] <koyo001> pelo: do i need to be in the proper directory
[04:23] <jendead> wow, my name is registered already
[04:23] <koyo001> pelo: that was what i was getting at
[04:23] <Flannel> Bradford: What?  Yeah.  Recvery mode.  Really, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LostPassword  walks you through it the whole way
[04:23] <[Meta] > :)
[04:23] <LtL> bitchx rules
[04:24] <knapper> I am in need of some assistance. I have 2 partitions. Part 1 I just installed fedora on, part 2 contains ubuntu. I finished the fedora install and rebooted, only to find that GRUB was wacked. It just keeps saying the loading over and over. I booted up with a ubuntu live CD and tried to do grub> root (hd0,0) and it says invalid. Its like it cant find the partitions.
[04:24] <sn0> pidgin 2.0 release osxdude :)
[04:24] <Pelo> osxdude, do you expect pity ?
[04:24] <sebas_> I get a 22 error on GRUB, who can please help me?
[04:24] <Evilzx> 1156 o well >.>
[04:24] <Pelo> !grub > knapper check pm
[04:24] <Msword> !download
[04:24] <ubotu> Ubuntu installation CDs can be downloaded from http://releases.ubuntu.com - Mirrors can be found at http://wiki.ubuntu.com/Archive
[04:24] <user01> usser: thanks effect are back!
[04:24] <Pelo> sebas_,  #grub
[04:24] <usser> user01: no problems
[04:25] <user01> usser: what happened when i ran the desktop effects?
[04:25] <sebas_> Pelo, I just want to install another boot loader to replace GRUB
[04:25] <sebas_> do you know one?
[04:25] <GrueTamer> sebas_: try lilo
[04:25] <Pelo> sebas_,  i don'T sorry
[04:25] <GrueTamer> of course, lilo has its own little problems...but if you dont want grub, then lilo should work
[04:25] <usser> user01: there are two different programs for 3d effects beryl and compiz when u turned on the desktop effects u turned on compiz
[04:26] <sebas_> GrueTamer: can I boot lilo from a floppy?
[04:26] <usser> user01: which conflicted with beryl which was already running i presume?
[04:26] <GrueTamer> sebas_: i would think so
[04:26] <user01> usser: yes
[04:26] <usser> user01: so yea
[04:26] <Bradford> Flannel, k, i got it, thx. Now though, in grub the primary boot is the one that I just erased... why is it showing up? Does this mean I partitioned wrong or something?
[04:26] <GrueTamer> but maybe...
[04:26] <GrueTamer> sebas_: are you in ubuntu right now?
[04:26] <sebas_> GrueTamer: yes, but the problem is in another computer
[04:26] <reya276> Hello
[04:26] <Flannel> Bradford: er... wait.  Why did you erase it?
[04:26] <GrueTamer> ahh
[04:26] <knapper> Pelo, when I type (in grub) "find /boot/grub/stage1" it says "Error 15: File not found"
[04:27] <user01> usser: ok thought computer effects was beryl
[04:27] <GrueTamer> sebas_: well, lets see...
[04:27] <osxdude> Fine. Don't answer. GTG
[04:27] <GrueTamer> do you have your livecd?
[04:27] <reya276> any applications that are similar to Dreamweaver for this OS ubuntu 7.04
[04:27] <Pelo> knapper,  I'm not that good with grub
[04:27] <sn0> reya276 check out nvu
[04:27] <Gohalien> hi, looks like I broke my work areas, when I change to another one, only appears the desktop wallpaper, no menu, no icons, not even right click menu, any idea to restore them ? I already tried deleting and add them agaim, same issue. anyway to reinstall the workspaces stuff without reinstalling the whole OS ?
[04:27] <Bradford> I was tampering with something having to to with... Beryl. Then on reboot I'd get some form of BSOD, so I just erased the partition, and reinstalled Feisty...
[04:28] <GrueTamer> knapper: are you going through a new grub install?
[04:28] <sn0> hmm actually its not in feisty
[04:28] <sebas_> GrueTamer: yes
[04:28] <Flannel> Bradford: right.  So, you reinstalled.  GRUB has been reinstalled as well.
[04:28] <GrueTamer> sebas_: well, what you can try is booting the livecd and mounting the linux root partition
[04:28] <knapper> GrueTamer, yes
[04:28] <GrueTamer> knapper: hmm...
[04:28] <reya276> nVu
[04:28] <Msword> !ubuntu
[04:28] <ubotu> Ubuntu is a complete Linux-based operating system, freely available with both community and professional support. It is developed by a large community and we invite you to participate too! - Also see http://www.ubuntu.com and http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuHowCome
[04:28] <knapper> GrueTamer, I just installed Fedora Core 6
[04:29] <GrueTamer> ah
[04:29] <reya276> can I get it from the Add/Remove place
[04:29] <Pelo> Gohalien,  I think you delete   /home/user/.gnome2  and reboot
[04:29] <reya276> sorry former windows vista user
[04:29] <Bradford> Flannel, Ok, well it's still showing two Ubuntus, the one still does the bsod, and now the new one tells me my password was wrong after resetting it... or I may have reset the other one... CRAP!
[04:29] <sebas_> GrueTamer: ok, i'll tell you how it is going
[04:29] <Pelo> reya276,  I thinks so,  just do a search for it ,  no caps
[04:30] <sn0> ah it seems nvu is being dropped and instead kompozer is being used for now instead
[04:30] <Pelo> usser,  we'll get a lot  of former vista users I think
[04:30] <GrueTamer> sebas_: youre not afraid of getting dirty with the command line, are you?
[04:30] <knapper> Anyone good with grub fixes?
[04:30] <Flannel> Bradford: If you erased the other one... You won't be able to boot to it.  This is all rather strange.  You ought to have two (one recovery, one not), for each kernel you have installed (which means, if you did an update, you'll have more than one)
[04:30] <usser> Pelo: right on =)
[04:30] <user01> usser: ok now my script doesnt work though
[04:30] <Pelo> knapper,   try asking in #grub
[04:30] <GrueTamer> knapper: ive screwed my own grub up so much that i have some ideas, does that help :)
[04:30] <usser> user01: what script?
[04:31] <mon^rch> can anyone tell me how to install a backdrop for grub?
[04:31] <mosh> how can i install libxvidcore and libxvidcore-dev, everytime i try it says it wants to install libxvidcore4 insted.
[04:31] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: do you mean like, a background or something?
[04:31] <mosh> pls help
[04:32] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: yep
[04:32] <GrueTamer> well, mon^rch
[04:32] <GrueTamer> first
[04:32] <GrueTamer> sudo nano -w /boot/grub/menu.lst
[04:32] <user01> usser:  to make beryl start automatically http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_feisty_beryl_ati_radeon_p3
[04:32] <Bradford> Flannel, well in the 1st boot in grub, I go into recovery and it says root@ubuntu, rather than jubilee, the user name I set up, for both ubuntu's... so how could this happen?
[04:32] <GrueTamer> lol
[04:32] <GrueTamer> nano is my favorite
[04:32] <GrueTamer> but if you like, you can use gedit, it doesnt matter
[04:33] <Pelo> mon^rch,  is new
[04:33] <Flannel> Bradford: Right.  Recovery is a root prompt.  That's all you'll ever get for recovery consoles
[04:33] <user01> usser: when i select beryl from the menu beryl doesnt load
[04:33] <mrigns_> VIM!!!!
[04:33] <mrigns_> ;P
[04:33] <mon^rch> not TAHT new
[04:33] <GrueTamer> gedit is easy, nano is my friend, as well as vim
[04:33] <mneptok> GrueTamer: try ne for a n00b-friendly CLI editor
[04:33] <ANON12345> usser: where do i find the "gaim" folder?
[04:33] <user01> usser: i have to have beryl --replace terminal window running
[04:33] <Shoeb> Flannel: How can I download VMware from http://www.vmware.com/download/server/ on Feisty server commandline?
[04:33] <usser> user01: restart the x server, log out and log back in
[04:34] <crdlb> user01: that guides is incorrect
[04:34] <crdlb> guide*
[04:34] <Bradford> Flannel, Well in the 2nd Ubuntu boot , under recovery It said "jubilee@ubuntu" and I set the password for that and root
[04:34] <budluva> anyone here able to get C&C3 running? im having problems getting wine to install the setup.exe
[04:34] <gumjo> hello how do I make this appear in right click menu (Open Terminal Here)
[04:34] <GrueTamer> Shoeb: sudo wget http://www.vmware.com/download/server/<filename> might do the trick
[04:34] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: go on...
[04:34] <usser> ANON12345: well i meant the folder of that messenger whats its name now pidgim?
[04:34] <Toma-> budluva: have you looked it up on appdb.winehq.org ?
[04:34] <crdlb> !info nautilus-open-terminal | gumjo
[04:34] <ubotu> gumjo: nautilus-open-terminal: nautilus plugin for opening terminals in arbitrary local paths. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.8-0ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 22 kB, installed size 640 kB
[04:34] <GrueTamer> do you see a line that deals with a background?
[04:34] <mneptok> Shoeb: VMWare is in the commercial repo
[04:34] <budluva> Toma-: yes, says wine should install it
[04:34] <user01> crdlb: what is a good guide?
[04:34] <GrueTamer> its gonna be commented
[04:34] <[Meta] > !amarok
[04:34] <ubotu> Amarok is an audio player for Linux with an intuitive interface. The latest version is 1.4.3 for Dapper and 1.4.5 for Edgy and packages are  available for Kubuntu at www.kubuntu.org See https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Amarok
[04:35] <Flannel> Bradford: that... shouldn't happen.  All recovery things should give you a root prompt, and that's it.  Im... not really sure what's going on with your situation
[04:35] <usser> ANON12345: u know folder in which u did sudo make before?
[04:35] <budluva> Toma-: but it crashes during file copy process
[04:35] <Pelo> GrueTamer,  it's never in there it needs to be added
[04:35] <[Meta] > That's not what I want. :/
[04:35] <user01> usser:  ok brb
[04:35] <[Meta] > !codecs
[04:35] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[04:35] <mEck0> how do I create an array in Java which don't have predefined nr of places? I.e. not like: Car[]  carList = new Car[3] ;
[04:35] <budluva> Toma-: tried this on my laptop and my desktop, both crash during file copy
[04:35] <crdlb> user01: help.ubuntu.com/community/compositemanager/Xgl
[04:35] <Flannel> mEck0: ##java is the place to ask
[04:35] <Toma-> budluva: i hate to break the news, but Bronze support means you wont be playing it
[04:35] <usser> crdlb: he has aiglx
[04:35] <GrueTamer> Pelo: oh, right, thanks
[04:35] <Shoeb> GrueTamer: http://www.vmware.com/download/server/VMware-server-1.0.3-44356.tar.gz -> Doesn't work.
[04:35] <crdlb> usser: oh then that guide is even worse
[04:35] <GrueTamer> is links installed?
[04:35] <crdlb> !autostart | usser
[04:35] <ubotu> usser: To add programs to start up when you log into your Gnome session go to System>Preferences>Sessions and use the Startup Programs tab. For more information, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup
[04:35] <crdlb> just do that ^^
[04:35] <ANON12345> usser: /usr/local/src , but i looked around there, and all of the folders in /usr, but i did not find the package i compiled before
[04:36] <crdlb> you should not be modifying anything
[04:36] <Shoeb> mneptok: I don't wanna do that as it sets it up too.. I'm scared for that, lol. I'm trying to follow http://www.howtoforge.com/ubuntu_feisty_fawn_vmware_server_howto
[04:36] <Bradford> Flannel, yeah, idk either... I'll be back... this thing in recovery mode is giving all kinds of errors.... I can't even get passwd in before it starts listing off errors again
[04:36] <crdlb> usser: please refer all beryl questions to #ubuntu-effects
[04:36] <Toma-> budluva: id suggest adding the wine repos to your sources.list, and getting the latest version. then follow the guide on the C+C3 page at appdb
[04:36] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: add the line "splashimage <path to file>"
[04:36] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: no, I cant find a background entry :/
[04:36] <mneptok> Shoeb: the guy that sits next to me built the packages.
[04:36] <IndyGunFreak> hw do you change the splash screen on Feisty?
[04:36] <Flannel> Bradford: suggest you just... reinstall.  I guess.  Since, there's definately something screwy goingon.  And, it's a fresh install, so you're not losing anything
[04:36] <usser> ANON12345: if u just did sudo make, then it just compiled the package not installed it
[04:36] <mneptok> Shoeb: he knows his packaging
[04:36] <user01> crdlb: the page doesnt exist yet
[04:36] <GrueTamer> sorry for that little misunderstanding mon^rch, i thought that the splashimage line came in it, but it doesnt
[04:37] <usser> ANON12345: to install the package u could do sudo make install or alternatively sudo checkinstall
[04:37] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: so that's it? :)
[04:37] <usser> crdlb: k
[04:37] <Toma-> budluva: http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=7440
[04:37] <mEck0> Flannel: thx, heter on freenode?
[04:37] <ANON12345> usser: how do i install it or where do i find the compiled package?
[04:37] <GrueTamer> but yeah, my line there may need a (<grub drive syntax>) in front of the directory, like (hd0,1)/, but mine doesnt
[04:37] <Shoeb> mneptok: Please check out the first few lines of that howto and let me know if you're sure, lol..
[04:37] <mEck0> Flannel: *here
[04:37] <Bradford> Flannel, alright... might as well... thanks for your help! :>
[04:37] <Flannel> mEck0: yes.  You'll need to be registered and identified to be able to join t though.
[04:37] <mneptok> Shoeb: /whois mneptok
[04:37] <GrueTamer> but then again, grub is a little weird for me, had to do some weird and seeminly impossible fixes
[04:37] <reya276> yes Vista looks cool and all but it just does not offer anything new
[04:37] <Bradford> Flannel, I should erase all other Ext3 file systems right?
[04:38] <budluva> Toma-: i have wine 0.9.33 which ppl have reported to install and play under feisty
[04:38] <usser> ANON12345: u downloaded the tar.gz file right?
[04:38] <mneptok> reya276: yes it does. a new credit card bill.
[04:38] <Flannel> Bradford: uh, sure.  You can do that in the installer though.  don't need to do it beforehand
[04:38] <usser> ANON12345: u know where it is located?
[04:38] <SnakesAndStuff> Howdy
[04:38] <usser> ANON12345: u extracted it?
[04:38] <GrueTamer> howdy SnakesAndStuff
[04:38] <Pelo> mon^rch,  check on this page for he line to add  http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Ubuntu+Grub+simply+splash?content=29011
[04:38] <ANON12345> usser: yes, i did
[04:38] <Shoeb> mneptok: lol, I believe you.. I'm just saying I'm trying to follow that guide. If it's the same as just doing sudo apt-get install vmware-server, then I will.
[04:38] <usser> ANON12345: then using console navigate to the folder in which u extracted it
[04:38] <usser> ANON12345: ok
[04:38] <usser> ANON12345: then issue
[04:38] <GrueTamer> oh, good link there Pelo
[04:38] <usser> ANON12345: ./configure
[04:38] <usser> ANON12345: then make
[04:39] <mneptok> Shoeb: it's not. the packages are *MUCH* better.
[04:39] <usser> ANON12345: then sudo make install
[04:39] <SnakesAndStuff> anyone here had any luck with cinelerra in Feisty fawn?
[04:39] <usser> ANON12345: after which all should be well
[04:39] <Pelo> GrueTamer,  I just needed to find one with the command in it
[04:39] <user01> usser: i did ctrl alt backspace to restart and the beryl script doesnt work anymore :(
[04:39] <Shoeb> mneptok: Ok, so I apt-get install it?
[04:39] <Toma-> budluva: if you read the comments, the guy that reported it says he compiled with all those patches
[04:39] <ANON12345> usser: i did ./configure and make already, but i did not do "make install", i did not see "make install" on the manual
[04:39] <usser> ANON12345: and u can start pidgin by issuing command pidgin from console
[04:39] <usser> ANON12345: u should do it
[04:39] <Shoeb> Because it says it can't find it.
[04:40] <Dolphin07> hey, does anyone know how to log in as the 'owner'
[04:40] <Bradford> flannel, ok, well that's what I did last time... I told it to erase all EXT3, and then the swap for it too... but it's still there... should I instead of using the liveCD download the text install?
[04:40] <ANON12345> usser: ok, i will. thanks for the info
[04:40] <mneptok> Shoeb: yup
[04:40] <crdlb> user01: come to #ubuntu-effects
[04:40] <mneptok> Dolphin07: sudo
[04:40] <xianfeng1997> Hello
[04:40] <user01> \join #ubuntu-effects
[04:40] <Dolphin07> mneptok: just type 'sudo'
[04:40] <EADG> I'm running Midnight Commander in Screen & when I play an .avi MC calls VLC which plays the .avi in ascii. Any way to not play in ascii??
[04:40] <Pelo> Dolphin07,  you don'T log in as owner,  you own a folder  or you don't  set those options with chown using sudo
[04:40] <Dolphin07> mneptok: what's the password?
[04:41] <Flannel> Bradford: nah.  No need.  If you want to make sure, partition manually.  Or at least, get as far as the partition editor, delete those partitions, then go back a few screens and then use the automated partition thing
[04:41] <budluva> Toma-: ok how do i get the lastest wine .deb?
[04:41] <Dolphin07> ohh
[04:41] <budluva> or do i have to compile myself?
[04:41] <Toma-> budluva: see the wine install page at winehq
[04:41] <Dolphin07> thanks, all sorry i'm such a n00b
[04:41] <mneptok> !sudo > Dolphin07
[04:41] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: so I added: splashimage /boot/grub/dawn_of_ubuntu.png (just before the end of default options) think that'll work?
[04:41] <Toma-> budluva: http://www.winehq.org/site/download-deb
[04:42] <Pelo> mon^rch,  you can'T use a png
[04:42] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: i believe it needs to be in .xpm.gz format
[04:42] <GrueTamer> so, mon^rch
[04:42] <doojin> hi
[04:42] <GrueTamer> open gimp and open the file
[04:42] <Toma-> budluva: alternativly, just install the .deb http://wine.budgetdedicated.com/archive/index.html
[04:42] <Bradford> Flannel, yeah, that's what I did... to make sure I got it done... I emptied the Ubuntu partitions and set it up to reinstall in the empty space.... HMM!!! The LiveCDs up, I'm going to see what i can do
[04:42] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: then, save it as dawn_of_ubuntu.xpm
[04:42] <mon^rch> ok ty
[04:43] <GrueTamer> and after that, open up a terminal and type "gzip <file path>"
[04:43] <GrueTamer> i believe thats right
[04:43] <GrueTamer> it might be gz instead of gzip, its been so long since i gzipped something...
[04:43] <gumjo> I installed nautilus-open-terminal but it doesnt appear in right click menu...
[04:43] <Solver> gzip is the command
[04:43] <doojin> hi
[04:43] <mneptok> bzip2 > gzip :)
[04:43] <GrueTamer> alright, looks like my memory isnt that bad :)
[04:43] <Solver> bzip2 is good too :)
[04:43] <knapper> Anyone good with repairing grub?
[04:43] <doojin> Does ubuntu have a usplash manager?
[04:44] <GrueTamer> mneptok: yeah, but grub NEEDS xpm.gz files
[04:44] <eck> rzip > bzip2 ;-)
[04:44] <Dolphin07> mneptok: how would i use sudo to change the permissions of a file called /dev/vboxdrv/ to 666
[04:44] <doojin> I want to switch between usplash themes
[04:44] <Solver> more cpu intensive but you get better compression. gzip defaults to -6 while bzip2 defaults to -9
[04:44] <GrueTamer> knapper: i might be able to help
[04:44] <Pelo> knapper,  have you considered asking for help in #grub ?
[04:44] <mneptok> Dolphin07: that's a directory, not a file
[04:44] <budluva> Toma-: ok thanks, will give it a go with 0.9.36
[04:44] <knapper> No responce in #grub :(
[04:44] <GrueTamer> oh im good!
[04:44] <Solver> more cpu intensive but you get better compression. gzip defaults to -6 while bzip2 defaults to -9
[04:44] <moleboy> I need help
[04:44] <knapper> I followed that guide that was PMed to me
[04:44] <Solver> oops :)
[04:44] <Dolphin07> mneptok: ummm actually it's a file, i'm such a n00b that i added a /
[04:45] <gumjo> does anyone here use "nautilus-open-terminal"?
[04:45] <moleboy> Can someone please help me get internet onto my Fiesty Fawn?
[04:45] <knapper> I typed su, grub, find /boot/grub/stage1/ it says Error 15 something something
[04:45] <GrueTamer> moleboy: are you over a wireless connection?
[04:45] <adamhman> can anyone give me advise on if my hard drive is partitioned correctly?  and what I still have to do?  http://img216.imageshack.us/img216/5411/screenshotinstallyl5.png
[04:45] <mneptok> Dolphin07: sudo chmod 666 /dev/vboxdrv
[04:45] <moleboy> yes GrueTamer
[04:45] <demonspork> moleboy what type of network card do you have?
[04:45] <nekojin> Pelo: Thanks again for the advice and the link. I appreciate it
[04:45] <moleboy> 2wire
[04:45] <Dolphin07> mneptok: thanks
[04:45] <demonspork> ahh
[04:45] <GrueTamer> moleboy: ill find that guide...a lot of people have this problem
[04:45] <moleboy> Thank you!
[04:45] <demonspork> hmmph
[04:45] <demonspork> I didn't have a guide
[04:46] <moleboy> I'm a newbie to Linux altogether.
[04:46] <demonspork> when I installed linux on a wireless card I didn't have access to another computer
[04:46] <GrueTamer> lol
[04:46] <usser> adamhman: yep looks ok as long as u gonna format that fat32 into ext3
[04:46] <GrueTamer> feel free to take them from me
[04:46] <demonspork> that was my first linux install ever
[04:46] <Bradford> moleboy, lolz me 2, high 5!!!
[04:46] <knapper> GrueTamer: I typed su, grub, find /boot/grub/stage1/ it says Error 15 something something
[04:46] <GrueTamer> hmm...
[04:46] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: so I added: splashimage /boot/grub/dawn_of_ubuntu.xpm is that all ?
[04:46] <demonspork> I had to figure out how to use ndiswrapper from the man pages in SuSe
[04:46] <adamhman> thanks usser!  So I should change the fat32 to ext3?
[04:46] <moleboy> YAY!
[04:46] <Pelo> GrueTamer,  I 've had the run of the channel before,, I know the rush or power,  enjoy
[04:47] <moleboy> *high fives*
[04:47] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: add your grub drive, partition syntax for ubuntu before the first /
[04:47] <GrueTamer> in parenthesis
[04:47] <usser> adamhman: yea where there u put a checkmark "format" so i guess its gonna format it as is
[04:47] <usser> adamhman: to ext3 and install ubuntu there
[04:47] <GrueTamer> you might not have to do that if grub is on the drive that ubuntu is, but you may
[04:47] <knapper> I assume that was for me?
[04:47] <Bradford> moleboy **vomits on self**
[04:47] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: hunh? could you give me an example please?
[04:47] <moleboy> Ok, who is helping me?
[04:47] <moleboy> XD
[04:47] <GrueTamer> knapper: nah, im still trying to diagnose your problem
[04:47] <knapper> ohhhh hehe ok no prob
[04:48] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: (hd0,1)/boot/grub/dawn_of_ubuntu.xpm
[04:48] <GrueTamer> oh, wait
[04:48] <GrueTamer> you have to gzip that
[04:48] <mosh> exit
[04:48] <moleboy> Bradford!
[04:48] <GrueTamer> in the terminal, type "gzip /boot/grub/dawn_of_ubuntu.xpm"
[04:48] <moleboy> I know a guy named bradford!
[04:48] <peepsalot> is the alternate cd required for a RAID setup?
[04:48] <zilly66> does anyone know how to speed up GRIP's ripper? (not encoder)
[04:48] <reya276> I tried looking for Kompozer and nothing
[04:48] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: how do I do that?
[04:48] <moleboy> maybe your my long-lost brother!
[04:48] <adamhman> okay, I changed the fat32 to ext3, is the "/" correct?  Now it looks like this http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/4467/screenshotinstall1mx2.png
[04:48] <Bradford> moleboy, that's impossilbe... they are IMPOSTERS
[04:49] <moleboy> AHHH
[04:49] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: open up the terminal, and type in "gzip /boot/grub/dawn_of_ubuntu.xpm"
[04:49] <moleboy> hey brad, are you my long-lost brother?
[04:49] <usser> adamhman: yep good
[04:49] <Pelo> mon^rch,  for grub the hdd aren'T mounted yet, so you need to give the most basic address  (hd0,0) whre  hdA,B  where A is the hdd and B is the partition,   the numbering starts with O for the first one,  you best bet it to look at the menu item for your ubuntu kernel and copy the (hd0,0) from there
[04:49] <moleboy> GRUEtamer, can you help me please?
[04:49] <moleboy> I can't get my stewpid internet set up
[04:49] <ANON12345> usser: it works, thanks very much. i would like to submit my compiled package, how do i do that?
[04:49] <adamhman> thanks usser?  what you drinking?
[04:49] <moleboy> Can someone please help me setting up my Fiesty internET?
[04:49] <adamhman> what should I do now?
[04:49] <usser> ANON12345: submit to where?
[04:49] <moleboy> *internet
[04:49] <adamhman> http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/4467/screenshotinstall1mx2.png
[04:49] <Pelo> moleboy,  what kind of connection ?
[04:49] <Skiguy> hey all - where are the settings for "remote desktop" aka vnc server stored?
[04:50] <moleboy> DSL
[04:50] <usser> adamhman: ah beer as usual on fridays
[04:50] <moleboy> wireless
[04:50] <moleboy> 2wire
[04:50] <GrueTamer> moleboy: im trying to find that faq, but someone else can feel free to, im a little busy with everybody asking me questions now :)
[04:50] <ANON12345> usser: ubuntu
[04:50] <usser> ANON12345: they dont care
[04:50] <moleboy> 2wire/wireless/dsl
[04:50] <usser> ANON12345: dont bother
[04:50] <Bradford> Flannel, I have erased BOTH older partitions.... went back and then forward... they are both still there... so i guess if I go manual, I have to go all the way
[04:50] <usser> ANON12345: does it work?
[04:50] <Pelo> !wifi >  moleboy  start with the instructions I just sent you a pm window
[04:50] <zerodai> Skiguy: system > preferences > reomte deskto
[04:50] <ANON12345> usser: oh, ok. thanks for the info. yes, it does
[04:50] <Skiguy> i meant the config file, sorry
[04:50] <[Meta] > How do you install TTF fonts in Ubuntu, if at all possible>
[04:51] <GrueTamer> hmm, ubotu has a thing on wifi, thats cool
[04:51] <Skiguy> to change more complicated things like resolution and the desktop background pic
[04:51] <[Meta] > *?
[04:51] <trance> If I want to install the PostgreSQL server, it's sudo apt-get install postgresql-<version> correct? For example sudo apt-get install postgresql-8.2?
[04:51] <ANON12345> usser: i am on it right now, connected to this server and chatting on this channel with it.
[04:51] <reya276> mon^rch I got you MSG but it says I need to register
[04:51] <Pelo> Bradford, if you remove partitons in gparted, tehy will not apply until you apply in  menu > edit > apply
[04:51] <ohcan> test
[04:51] <[Meta] > !font
[04:51] <ubotu> Font installation basics here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FontInstallHowto - No fonts in Flash? Install "msttcorefonts" (from !Multiverse), "gsfonts", and "gsfonts-x11". No fonts in MPlayer? see !MPlayer
[04:51] <usser> ANON12345: looks good doesnt it, they polished the interface
[04:51] <ohcan> testtest
[04:51] <trance> Does anyone know?
[04:51] <GrueTamer> hi
[04:51] <usser> ANON12345: new icons and stuff
[04:51] <ANON12345> usser: yep
[04:51] <adamhman> what should I do now to install ubuntu?  this is what my hard drive looks like:
[04:51] <adamhman> http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/4467/screenshotinstall1mx2.png
[04:52] <Pelo> Skiguy,  sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf I think that is what you want
[04:52] <GrueTamer> adamhman: how do you want to install ubuntu?  whole drive or dual boot?
[04:52] <knapper> GrueTamer: I mounted both partitions (Fedora, Ubuntu) and neither of them have the folder /boot/grub.
[04:52] <Pelo> trance,  if you have a gui try looking in synaptic, if not   apt-cache search keyword
[04:52] <Skiguy> doesn't xorg only do the local session?
[04:52] <moleboy> Ummmm whoever was helping me
[04:52] <GrueTamer> knapper: weird
[04:52] <usser> adamhman: just press forward and follow the guidelines
[04:52] <adamhman> whole drive I guess
[04:52] <moleboy> I can't find the drivers for 2wire
[04:52] <textchimp> hi, i just installed ubuntu and i want to get ALSA sound working, but the kernel module for my sound card doesn't seem to be in the version of alsa that came installed by default - what do i need to do?
[04:52] <Bradford> pelo, I'm using Install on the LiveCD.... is gparted on the livecd?
[04:52] <trance> Pelo: ? Did you hear my question?
[04:52] <reya276> ok I can't find NVU either
[04:53] <knapper> GrueTamer, I take that back, they do. heh
[04:53] <telejedi> Meta: sudo cp font-verzeichnis/*.ttf /usr/share/fonts
[04:53] <GrueTamer> :)
[04:53] <Pelo> Bradford,  yes ,   menu > system > admin
[04:53] <moleboy> Can someone please help me get internet onto ubuntu? I have a 2wire/dsl/sbc/wireless
[04:53] <moleboy> ?
[04:53] <GrueTamer> knapper: do you know where you want grub to install to?
[04:53] <Pelo> trance,  I read a bit of it before it scrolled up , I might have missed some part
[04:53] <harry_> what is ReiserFS? is it better than the default filesystem type( ext3 or someting?) ?
[04:53] <knapper> GrueTamer, partition 1 (fedora)
[04:53] <knapper> or sda2
[04:53] <GrueTamer> knapper: alright
[04:53] <usser> Reiser huh
[04:53] <moleboy> Can someone please help me get internet onto my Fiesty Fawn? I have 2wire/dsl/wireless/sbc
[04:53] <zerodai> harry_: depends
[04:54] <Bradford> oic, thx pelo
[04:54] <Pelo> moleboy,  I just sent you some links with instructions in a private window go and read
[04:54] <moleboy> pelo
[04:54] <GrueTamer> lets see...
[04:54] <moleboy> I couldn't find anything for 2wire
[04:54] <GrueTamer> you do want grub on your first hard drive's mbr, right?
[04:54] <harry_> zerodai: depends on what?
[04:54] <knapper> GrueTamer, yes
[04:54] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: splashimage (hd0,2)/boot/grub/dawn_of_ubuntu.xpm.gz ( I am thinking I have it right now)
[04:54] <adamhman> this is what my drive looks like  http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/4467/screenshotinstall1mx2.png
[04:54] <Pelo> moleboy, is 2wire you router ? check your router manual
[04:54] <moleboy> yes
[04:54] <moleboy> I have a 2wire router
[04:54] <Dquestions2> hi anyone care to help me out here with a triple boot on  a macbook pro.. i just have  a qustion about this guide
[04:54] <Bradford> Pelo, it's telling me that the linux swaps are locked, that I can't delete them... what should I do now?
[04:54] <Dquestions2> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=198453
[04:54] <GrueTamer> knapper: then do "sudo grub-install /dev/sda2"
[04:54] <textchimp> do i need to do a manual compile of alsa to get my correct sound card module or can i download it as a package somewhere?
[04:54] <GrueTamer> that should work
[04:54] <adamhman> this is the warning I just got when I pressed "forward"   http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/4966/screenshotwarningip8.png
[04:54] <craigbass1976> I forgot what a joy windows98 was.  Anyone have a clue as to why I can't connect to an ubuntu samba share, of is this off-topic?
[04:55] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: i believe thats right, go reboot and see :)
[04:55] <moleboy> I don't have a manual, and I doubt it would give me Linux information?
[04:55] <Dquestions2> on the "install ubuntu part.... i get confused...
[04:55] <Pelo> Bradford, what were you tring to do before ?
[04:55] <zerodai> harry_: depends on drive size and what you like. the guy who mantains reiserfs is in jail
[04:55] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: tyvm for the info... ;)
[04:55] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: the worst that can happen is the boot splash doesnt work, but grub still will
[04:55] <zerodai> and its not that well supported
[04:55] <adamhman> this is what my drive looks like  http://img132.imageshack.us/img132/4467/screenshotinstall1mx2.png
[04:55] <adamhman>   this is the warning I just got when I pressed "forward"   http://img156.imageshack.us/img156/4966/screenshotwarningip8.png
[04:55] <zerodai> but meant to be faster forrrrrrrr some sizes
[04:55] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: if grub cant find the image, remove the (hd0,2)
[04:55] <usser> moleboy: theres no linux windows specific info when it comes to routers nowadays
[04:55] <Dquestions2> The First quote.... i type in each line to my terminal right?
[04:55] <usser> moleboy: not unless u connect them via usb
[04:55] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: ok ty
[04:55] <adamhman> should I ignore it?
[04:55] <doojin> hi
[04:55] <moleboy> well, I just don't get it
[04:55] <GrueTamer> hi doojin
[04:55] <Pelo> adamhman,  please stop spamming the channel with taht pic , be patient
[04:55] <Dquestions2> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=198453
[04:56] <knapper> GrueTamer: "Could not find device for /boot: Not found or not a block device." is what I got.
[04:56] <knapper> :/
[04:56] <moleboy> can someone find some faq for a 2wire?
[04:56] <doojin> Do any of you know how to get a usplash manager program?
[04:56] <GrueTamer> hmm...
[04:56] <harry_> zerodai: yeah, that's why I was asking. Apparantly his wife's ex-lover has confessed to 8, possibly 9 unrelated murders.
[04:56] <Dquestions2> what does the next set of blue text say?
[04:56] <Bradford> Pelo, delete old Ubuntu's and their swaps to install a new one... i have two Ubuntu's... two swaps and I want them both gone for a new single Ubuntu partition
[04:56] <GrueTamer> gotta hate it when grub doesnt like you
[04:56] <Pelo> moleboy,  have you ever setup a wifi connection before , on any OS ?
[04:56] <Dquestions2> i dont get what i'm supposed to do
[04:56] <doojin> I need a gui interface which handles usplash theme list.
[04:56] <moleboy> I have a wireless network
[04:56] <dj-fu> knapper: I was trying to install Feisty and getting that yesterday
[04:56] <moleboy> 5 computers
[04:56] <doojin> Actually I want
[04:56] <GrueTamer> knapper: your fedora root partition is mounted, right?
[04:56] <moleboy> so yea, if that counts for anything
[04:56] <knapper> dj-fu, how did you fix that?
[04:56] <zerodai> harry_: so i dun really know its a bit like gnome over kde you pick what you prefer
[04:56] <moleboy> ok, I got the good color finally...
[04:56] <knapper> GrueTamer, they both are, yes.
[04:56] <GrueTamer> knapper: i have an idea
[04:56] <Pelo> Bradford,  start by removing the embeded linux-swap,  then apply,  then you will be able to remove the extended partition the swap one was embeded in
[04:57] <moleboy> I have the CD for my SBC wireless crap
[04:57] <GrueTamer> theres this thing, the super grub disk
[04:57] <knapper> hmm
[04:57] <GrueTamer> can prolly boot into fedora
[04:57] <GrueTamer> and you can set up grub there
[04:57] <Pelo> moleboy,  please use the persons name when you are talking to them it makes it easier to follow
[04:57] <knapper> ok, let me get that and try
[04:57] <moleboy> ok
[04:57] <reya276> so can anyone send me a deb for Kompozer?
[04:57] <moleboy> Pelo, I have internet
[04:57] <moleboy> pelo: a wireless connection throughout my household
[04:57] <Pelo> moleboy,  for now you shouldn't need to do anything to your router, execpt maybe enable the wireless bit,
[04:58] <knapper> GrueTamer: As many grub problems I have had in the past, its a wonder I dont already have this...
[04:58] <knapper> O_o
[04:58] <moleboy> pelo, it IS wireless
[04:58] <GrueTamer> knapper: i have problems with grub too
[04:58] <GrueTamer> hold on, ill find that disk
[04:58] <moleboy> pelo: I have always had wireless internet
[04:58] <LtL> moleboy - system > administation > network configure your wireless device there.
[04:58] <Pelo> moleboy,  what you need to do is in your computer,  you need to install the driver for the wireless card in your comp if it isn'T and then set the network,  those instructions are in the links,
[04:58] <adamhman> this is what my drive looks like  http://tinyurl.com/2ug732
[04:58] <adamhman> this is the warning I just got when I pressed "forward" to install  http://tinyurl.com/2w8zs4  any idea what I should do?
[04:58] <moleboy> Pelo: I have the drivers on all my computers!
[04:58] <GrueTamer> knapper: http://supergrub.forjamari.linex.org/?section=download
[04:58] <moleboy> thanks LtL
[04:58] <Bradford> pelo, well there are three locked partitions, all for swap... the ext3's are erasable. do you means erase the ext3 and then the swaps for them?
[04:59] <moleboy> just not on my partition for linux
[04:59] <Pelo> moleboy,  I dont, now crap about wireless connection myself I have never had or had to setup one,  try for instructions in this wikie it may help   http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Feisty
[04:59] <textchimp> i just need to know if i should start compiling alsa myself or try to find a package which includes my sound card kernel module, and if so where?
[05:00] <LtL> moleboy - that is provided the device loaded as Pelo stated. 'dmesg' in a xterm will reveal some info, also 'lsmod'
[05:00] <knapper> GrueTamer: Thanks a lot! :)
[05:00] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: I think it worked... but (lol) i'm guessing that grub can only handle a image witha a very low colour depth? (my background is just a bunch of coloured pixels) :/
[05:00] <Pelo> Bradford, linux-swap partitions are nested inside extended partitions,  you need to delete the swap before you remove the extended one
[05:00] <GrueTamer> knapper: youre very much welcome
[05:00] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: yeah, thats true
[05:00] <GrueTamer> hold on, there was a good splash linked earlier
[05:00] <Pelo> LtL,  tk, can you take over with moleboy  ?
[05:00] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: do tell :)
[05:00] <Bradford> moleboy, I am having problems with WiFi myself, i heard that you can use Windows XP wifi drivers and that works... i have yet to try it myself, obviously
[05:00] <LtL> Pelo - I can try
[05:00] <Pelo> Bradford,  please upload a screanshot of your gparted window
[05:00] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: http://www.gnome-look.org/content/show.php/Ubuntu+Grub+simply+splash?content=29011
[05:01] <moleboy> LtL: I went to system > administration > network
[05:01] <moleboy> there was nothing there pertaining to my wireless network
[05:01] <LtL> moleboy - isyour wifi card listed?
[05:01] <moleboy> ltl: all that it had was DHCP wired connection
[05:01] <moleboy> and modem
[05:01] <doojin> Does anybody know how to find startupmanager package for ubuntu/
[05:01] <moleboy> so no, I guess it wasn't listed
[05:01] <LtL> moleboy - ok, it did not load. pcmcia card?
[05:02] <moleboy> 2wire card
[05:02] <peepsalot> doojin, ther is something called BUM, boot up manager
[05:02] <mon^rch> GrueTamer: tnx for the link ;)
[05:02] <GrueTamer> mon^rch: youre welcome
[05:02] <Pelo> doojin,  if you want to have prog load at startup put them in  menu > system > prefs > sesson
[05:02] <sn0> nn
[05:02] <tonyyarusso> !nvu | reya276
[05:02] <ubotu> reya276: nvu is a WYSIWYG and code dual-function HTML editor for easily creating web pages.  The original developer is working on a full rewrite; meanwhile, another is doing bugfixes.  It is not in the Ubuntu repos for Feisty Fawn, but add your name to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WaitingForNvuFeisty to be notified when packages are available.  See also !html.
[05:02] <moleboy> ltl: well it's not exactly a card, but it's not the wireless router
[05:02] <moleboy> it's just like a thing standing up, that has a cord that goes into my USB port
[05:03] <moleboy> but connects wirelessly
[05:03] <doojin> peepsalot : how did you know that?
[05:03] <err0r> #join/ubuntu.fr
[05:03] <doojin> peepsalot : it doesn't change usplash theme anyway
[05:03] <Pelo> err0r,   /join #ubuntu-fr
[05:03] <peepsalot> doojin, uh, i read about it on the forums a long tmie ago
[05:03] <LtL> moleboy - type 'lsusb -vvv' in an xterm
[05:04] <moleboy> uhhhh....
[05:04] <moleboy> is that wv?
[05:04] <moleboy> oh vw
[05:04] <err0r> lol okey
[05:04] <moleboy> xterm?
[05:04] <moleboy> a terminal?
[05:04] <LtL> moleboy - correct
[05:04] <moleboy> ok thanks
[05:04] <doojin> peepsalot : do you know a usplash theme manager? bum is not one
[05:04] <IgorSobreira> anybody could help me? my sound card is not configured in my 7.04..ATI !
[05:05] <LtL> moleboy - you need to identify the chipset and or why the system didn't see or load it. then google
[05:05] <moleboy> ltl
[05:05] <peepsalot> doojin, i don't know, you didn't ask for a usplash manager originally though
[05:05] <Pelo> IgorSobreira, first try  menu > system > prefs> restricted driver ( might be in admin)
[05:05] <moleboy> it's 2wire
[05:05] <moleboy> how do I identify it?
[05:05] <moleboy> I'm really new to linux, and I'm dying here
[05:05] <Pelo> Bradford, how's it going ?
[05:05] <reya276> is it better than Screem?
[05:06] <rhpot1991> anyone here run mythtv?
[05:06] <GrueTamer> gotta go, be back tomorrow
[05:06] <peepsalot> rhpot1991, i'm not, but plan to in the near future
[05:06] <LtL> moleboy - does lsusb -v show anything
[05:06] <moleboy> it was vw
[05:06] <moleboy> but yea
[05:06] <budluva> !seen daklicker
[05:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about seen daklicker - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:06] <moleboy> a bunch of stuff pops out
[05:06] <rhpot1991> I'm having a bit of a problem since the fiesty upgrade looking for someone who has a good working setup to talk with
[05:06] <peepsalot> rhpot1991, once I figure out how to get my RAID 5 setup right
[05:06] <IgorSobreira> Pelo, i have two drivers there:  "ATI accelerated  graphics card" and Atheros Hardware Access Layer".....well...just video and wifi...both in use...
[05:07] <IgorSobreira> but no sounds
[05:07] <moleboy> hang on, do you want me to tell you what it says LTL?
[05:07] <DigitalNinja> Is there a way to find the IP Address of all the printers on the network?
[05:07] <Pelo> !sound > IgorSobreira   check your pm window
[05:07] <peepsalot> anyone know a good LiveCD for configuring a RAID array?
[05:07] <IgorSobreira> Pelo, sorry....pw window??
[05:08] <LtL> moleboy - i've never used usb for WAN access. So all i can say is google it or try ubuntuguide
[05:08] <Pelo> IgorSobreira,  I just sent you some instructions in a private message window from ubotu
[05:08] <moleboy> what is WAN?
[05:08] <peepsalot> world area network
[05:08] <moDumass> hey all, made changes to nvidia x server settings now i only have the top left corner (quarter) of my display, the rest just doesnt get drawn
[05:09] <peepsalot> as opposed to LAN : local...
[05:09] <moleboy> all I mean is the wireless connector is plugged into the USB port
[05:09] <moDumass> any ideas how to fix this, ps, cant use console, it is just a white cube
[05:09] <moDumass> square
[05:09] <moDumass> please help
[05:09] <moleboy> I don't mean it's completely like based off of the usb port
[05:09] <Pelo> moDumass, undo the change
[05:09] <LtL> moleboy - the internet wide area net. try googling
[05:09] <moleboy> also, no matter what I push, the same lists of things come up in the terminal
[05:09] <nbjayme> hello is there a tool that creates VCD but uses the ogg Format instead of the proprietary format?
[05:09] <moleboy> I tried googlin
[05:09] <Pelo> moDumass,   sudo dkpg-reconfigure xorg.conf