[00:01] <calzifer> Devvie: its very risky, but you could try UBCD4WIN and try to repair your hdd
[00:01] <mhsy> Hello. This morning ubuntu did not resume from suspend, and had a bunch of problems with inodes. I _eventually_ managed to fix them using "e2fsck -y", but now my computer runs extremely slowly (~20 mins from decrypt hard drive to login screen; ~15 mins to login from tty). I cannot login through the gui, as it keeps spitting me back out. When I log into the tty, i get "zle-line-init echoi:1:no such terminfo capability: smkx" before eve
[00:02] <Devvie> calzifer: Thanks, what is that? Another distro like SystemRescueCD?
[00:02] <calzifer> Devvie: something like that, only specific for windows and hdd problems etc...
[00:02] <mhsy> ... "zle-line-finish echoi:1:no such terminfo capability: rmkx" after every  command. When I ran an ls, there are two files: README.txt and Access-Your-Private-Data.desktop; I can't cat or vim etc...
[00:03] <calzifer> Devvie: just read it carefully
[00:03] <Devvie> calzifer: Okay, thanks!
[00:03] <mhsy> Any advice on getting my data back? My entire home directory seems to be missing
[00:04] <TaJMoX> How can I drag launcher icon's placement around in unity launcher??
[00:04] <calzifer> Devvie: http://www.ntfs.com/quest14.htm
[00:04] <viper474> daslizard: did clearing your cache help?
[00:05] <Devvie> calzifer: Thanks! I'll go try those now and see how it works. Thanks for your help!
[00:06] <fatmandown> Does anyone know of a good IDE for web development? Ideally I'm looking for seamless FTP integration, automatic code cleanup, bracket matching, etc
[00:06] <calzifer> mhsy: read the part "Recovering Your Data Automatically" https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedPrivateDirectory/
[00:06] <fatmandown> i've been using gEdit but lately that just hasn't been enough
[00:07] <mhsy> calzifer, reading now
[00:07] <calzifer> fatmandown: i dont know for what language, but i like netbeans....you could try ecplipse too
[00:07] <zykotick9> !ide | fatmandown
[00:07] <mhsy> okay, trying to mount the encrypted hard drive
[00:08] <fatmandown> calzifer: javascript, html, php, jquery/ui
[00:08] <fatmandown> but thank you
[00:08] <zykotick9> !html | fatmandown this is better actually
[00:10] <mhsy> logging out, brb
[00:10] <daslinkard> <---- Still no luck
[00:11] <TaJMoX> how do I move the icons around on the dash??
[00:12] <mikehaas763> Hi, is it possible to have ubuntu/xorg rescan for mouse/keyboard to create new auto settings for them?
[00:12] <JoseeAntonioR> Hello, guys. I'm having problems while installing the lxc package, the output is here: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/1137158/ Could you please give me a hand on that?
[00:14] <TaJMoX> How do I change the launcher icons order?
[00:14] <JoseeAntonioR> TaJMoX: Dragging them around
[00:15] <TaJMoX> JoseeAntonioR I'm using Ubuntu 12.04 ... when I drag the Firefox icon down, it just scrolls the launcher bar down
[00:16] <JoseeAntonioR> TaJMoX: Before you drag it, you need to keep pressing the icon for around 3s
[00:16] <calzifer> JoseeAntonioR: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lxc/+bug/1011428 i cant find a fix
[00:16] <TaJMoX> JoseeAntonioR THANKS That's it!
[00:16] <JoseeAntonioR> np
[00:17] <JoseeAntonioR> calzifer: seems like I've already fixed it, thanks anyway.
[00:17] <calzifer> JoseeAntonioR: how did you fix it?
[00:17] <JoseeAntonioR> calzifer: changing the value of USE_LXC_BRIDGE to false in /etc/default/lxc
[00:19] <flavius_> helo
[00:20] <flavius_> is threre a gnome theme that looks like Gnome 2.?
[00:20] <rustler770> I have come to the conclusion that my Asus laptop can not be configured to boot from USB or SD Card
[00:22] <fatmandown> zykotick9, thank you! i like kompozer but is there a way I can change the default colors for the editor?
[00:22] <zykotick9> fatmandown: i'd have no idea - i'm not a web developer at all.  good luck.
[00:24] <pepinus> hello
[00:24] <pepinus> I was disconnected
[00:25] <pepinus> there is  a theme in gnome 3 that looks like Gnome 2?
[00:26] <MonkeyDust> pepinus  try fallback
[00:27] <MonkeyDust> !classic| pepinus
[00:27] <pepinus> I wiil try
[00:28] <pepinus> MonkeyDust:  In 12.04 is the same way?
[00:29] <MonkeyDust> pepinus  yeah, the factoid should be updated
[00:30] <bazhang> !notunity | pepinus
[00:31] <WallFace> http://lol.no/images/4fc6370626d304324761_460s.jpg
[00:31] <bazhang> WallFace, wrong place for that
[00:32] <pepinus> bazhang: thanks
[00:32] <ProtekNickz> lol
[00:32] <pepinus> MonkeyDust:  thanks
[00:35] <haniya> hello everyone
[00:37] <Pulsar5271> During the alternate ubuntu 12.04 setup, the "Select and install software" step is failing.  Checking the debug logs tells me that "xserver-xorg-video-all has unmet dependencies".  How do I do something about that from the alternate installer?
[00:38] <nasa01> Hi, anyone know how to solve the problem described here: http://askubuntu.com/questions/57238/wrong-audio-volume-at-boot?  None of the solutions posted there work for me...
[00:40] <jcgalue> una ayudita con xubuntu 12.04
[00:41] <killerswan> hi, so I just used the alternate installer to setup an XUbuntu 12.04 system...  and I was never prompted to create a user account...
[00:41] <killerswan> is this expected?
[00:42] <Pulsar5271> During the alternate ubuntu 12.04 setup, the "Select and install software" step is failing.  Checking the debug logs tells me that "xserver-xorg-video-all has unmet dependencies".  How do I do something about that from the alternate installer?
[00:42] <Evil_Netbook> Is there a way to completely nuke and pave everything to do with networking in ubuntu?  My wireless stopped working and i've done everything else I can think of.
[00:43] <Dr_Willis> I find its often the fix's that break things more so other fix's dont work. :)
[00:44] <Evil_Netbook> Dr_Willis: I find the same, which is why I'm where I am :)
[00:44] <rustler770> Dr. Willis:I have come to the conclusion that my Asus laptop can not be configured to boot from USB or SD Card
[00:47] <Pulsar5271> During the alternate ubuntu 12.04 setup, the "Select and install software" step is failing.  Checking the debug logs tells me that "xserver-xorg-video-all has unmet dependencies".  How do I do something about that from the alternate installer?
[00:47] <Dr_Willis> rustler770:  that would be very weird for a recent pc.
[00:48] <rustler770> I tried every where in the bios, could not find a way
[00:49] <Dr_Willis> could be theres some button you hit as the pc boots to select what hd to boot.. not selecting a device in the bios.
[00:50] <Dr_Willis> My ASUS's all support booting from exteranl drives. One uses the DEL key, Or F8/F9. another uses the esc  key.
[00:50] <rustler770> Dr_Willis: Searched web, others had problem no one had an answer.
[00:50] <Dr_Willis> i always put a sticker on the keyboard where the key is at..
[00:51] <Dr_Willis> smack ALL the keys as it boots. ;P  also if theres a fast boot option. disable that.
[00:51] <rustler770> Dr_Willis tried F12, ESC TAB only F2 works
[00:55] <Evil_Netbook> I think kismet hosed the firmware on my wireless card :P
[00:56] <bz> mpl la nui
[00:57] <rustler770> Dr_Willis TAB gives disk choices, but only hard drive and DVD
[00:57] <Dr_Willis> rustler770:  does the usb flash boot on other pcs?
[00:58] <Dr_Willis> F8 here shows all the hds. and usbs IF they are bootable..
[00:59] <Dr_Willis> other then that.. im out of ideas.. night all
[01:00] <rustler770> Dr_Willis Haven't tried only have one other 64 bit machine, this one I'll try it but I sur the Asus is nit even looking at USB no option given
[01:01] <Tux_1> http://www.plop.at/en/home.html
[01:04] <Mikeulus> Having trouble getting thunderbird 14 in ubuntu 12.04 connected up to gmail. "The current operation on 'Inbox' did not succeed'. The mail server for account<EMAIL_ADDRESS>responded: System error (Failure)." Anybody had this?
[01:05] <Mikeulus> I can successfully see my gmail folders, but can't see inside them.
[01:13] <Andril> teach me more
[01:15] <Claximillions> Hi all
[01:16] <Claximillions> Is there an easy way to download apps on a windows box and transfer them to an ubuntu box?
[01:16] <Mikeulus> Clax - CD Rom?
[01:17] <Mikeulus> Thumb drive?
[01:17] <Claximillions> Makes sense
[01:18] <Claximillions> What all do I have to do to run it off of either?
[01:18] <Mikeulus> How do you mean?
[01:18] <Mikeulus> The application to run on both?
[01:18] <Claximillions> I need to install an older version of network manager on ubuntu server. I'm hoping its my problem.
[01:19] <Mikeulus> so you can't get connected to the network then?
[01:19] <Claximillions> I had internet working fine on Ubuntu Desktop 11/12 and I switched to Ubuntu Server and I can't connect to the network
[01:19] <Claximillions> eth0 isn't being managed by ubuntu
[01:19] <Claximillions> And I'm trying to fix that :\
[01:19] <Claximillions> ifconfig
[01:19] <Claximillions> Woops, wrong keyboard lol
[01:20] <Claximillions> any ideas?
[01:21] <Mikeulus> ifconfig down/up
[01:22] <Claximillions> error fetching interface information: Device not found
[01:22] <aztek[tum]> On Ubuntu server, how would i see nfs log messages. I can't figure where to look for errors that may be causing my problem.
[01:23] <Mikeulus> aztek, /var/log ?
[01:24] <aztek[tum]> i've looked through everything with tail -f nothing changes
[01:24] <bz> aztek[tum]: dmesg?
[01:24] <Mikeulus> got a locate database up and running?
[01:25] <nitsca> logout
[01:26] <codephobic> hi
[01:26] <codephobic> is there a channel for google maps questions?
[01:26] <enderdad> hey
[01:26] <Mikeulus> sup
[01:26] <wallnuts> hello...  I'm trying to get a shell on tty8 so that I can have a new xsession for another user account, but I can't seem to figure it out
[01:28] <Mikeulus> clax, did you try 'ifconfig down' then 'ifconfig up'
[01:28] <aztek[tum]> Mikeulus: did you mean me when you asked about locate db
[01:28] <Claximillions> I did
[01:28] <Claximillions> Mikeulus: I did
[01:28] <phonebook_> greetings all
[01:29] <Claximillions> Hihi
[01:29] <phonebook_> new question today...
[01:29] <Claximillions> me too ^^
[01:29] <phonebook_> im dual booting 7 and ubuntu
[01:29] <trism> wallnuts: you can copy one of the /etc/init/tty?.conf files to /etc/init/tty8.conf, replace the instances of tty? with tty8 in the file and: sudo start tty8; then you'll have a login prompt on 8
[01:29] <Mikeulus> az - just that it helps to use locate to search around for things that I don't know where they are. I'm not exactly sure the answer to your question, but locate would help. 'sudo updatedb', then after that finishes, 'locate nfs | grep blahblah' for whatever or some combo. Someone else may know the exact locations.
[01:29] <phonebook_> can i run 7 from ubuntu through virtual box?
[01:30] <phonebook_> my current installation, not a virtual os
[01:30] <wallnuts> thanks!
[01:30] <L3top> yes phonebook_
[01:30] <phonebook_> SCHWEET!
[01:30] <phonebook_> ..well
[01:30] <phonebook_> im trying in virtualbox
[01:31] <Claximillions> Can you run virtualboxes within virtualboxes?
[01:31] <Mikeulus> inception box...
[01:31] <phonebook_> its forcing me to create a virtual hdd
[01:31] <enderdad> what's the best way to get all media codecs setup on a fresh ubuntu install? i've tried medibuntu and installing the restricted codecs package and my music still isn't playing
[01:31] <enderdad> sorry to interrupt
[01:32] <phonebook_> says it needs a disk image
[01:32] <phonebook_> alas i have none
[01:32] <weiyang> can i use dd to make a iso to a dvd disk?
[01:32] <Mikeulus> Is anyone running thunderbird 14 with gmail on ubuntu?
[01:32] <Claximillions> phonebook_: download one ^^
[01:32] <wilee-nilee> phonebook_, I would look on the web for instructions it is not like plug and play.
[01:33] <phonebook_> but it will be run my current installation?
[01:33] <phonebook_> not a new installation?
[01:33] <phonebook_> sry, *it will run my current installation?
[01:33] <wilee-nilee> phonebook_, if you can figure it yes.
[01:33] <phonebook_> ok what the hell
[01:33] <Mikeulus> clax, is eth0 even showing up with ifconfig -a
[01:33] <phonebook_> ill give it a shot
[01:33] <Claximillions> yes Mikeulus
[01:34] <wilee-nilee> phonebook_, it will be limited to the vbox drivers, and if it is a oem it may not be legal, check if that matters
[01:34] <Claximillions> Everything is 0 on ifconfig -a except for MTU, Metric, and Interrupt
[01:35] <phonebook_> i built this system myself so it shoudl be legit
[01:35] <Aaron>  join #archlinux
[01:35] <phonebook_> making a .iso now... will let you know how it goes
[01:35] <Aaron> damn
[01:35] <Aaron> i forgot the /
[01:36] <phonebook_> windows would be a great application for ubuntu lulz
[01:36] <Claximillions> =P
[01:36] <crimsonmane> enderdad: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:36] <enderdad> ok
[01:36] <enderdad> i already have that installed
[01:36] <enderdad> and rhythmbox will playback the files but no audio
[01:37] <enderdad> exhaile won't play back files stating that i'm missing a resource
[01:37] <Claximillions> What format does a usb drive have to be to work with ubuntu?
[01:37] <Maccer> Is there a package that provides run as root context menu in a context menu?  That would be very useful.
[01:37] <Mikeulus> clax is your router serving ip addresses? (DHCP)
[01:37] <Maccer> Or save as root in gedit, that would be awesome.
[01:38] <L3top> gksudo gedit file
[01:39] <Claximillions> Mikeulus: best way to check?
[01:39] <Mikeulus> you can log into your router, or check your other machine
[01:39] <Claximillions> Yeah, I am
[01:39] <Claximillions> my router is serving ip addresses
[01:42] <enderdad> would there be a better channel to join for audio issues with ubuntu 12.04
[01:43] <Claximillions> enderdad: I'm new to ubuntu audio. What file extensions do you need and you have?
[01:44] <Resinator> okay
[01:44] <enderdad> mainly mp3 and wma files
[01:44] <Resinator> i am on xubuntu 12.04, every time i boot my computer i have to type "sudo modprobe b43" for my broadcom bcm4311 network adapter
[01:45] <Resinator> how can i make it automatically do the modprobe thingy when i boot?
[01:45] <phonebook_> does this command make sense to anyone? dd if=/dev/dvd of=dvd.iso
[01:46] <Mikeulus> ok clax, try 'sudo dhclient -r', then 'sudo dhclient', then 'ifconfig -a' and check what that did
[01:47] <phonebook_> oh
[01:47] <xangua> Resinator: are you using a kernel not provided from ubuntu repository¿
[01:47] <phonebook_> apparantly it was working just not giving updates
[01:48] <Resinator> no
[01:48] <Resinator> i just installed yesterday
[01:49] <zhangnaigang> hi
[01:49] <Claximillions> Mikeulus: Nothing :\
[01:50] <Mikeulus> /etc/init.d/networking stop, then /etc/init.d/networking start
[01:52] <craig> can ubuntu desktop edition be installed on a netbook
[01:53] <Maccer> L3top: I could do that, but that's not a context menu.  I might as well just do sudo gedit
[01:53] <Hwkiller> Yes, craig
[01:53] <craig> thx
[01:53] <Hwkiller> "desktop" just refers to x86 processors that aren't servers
[01:54] <L3top> !gksudo
[01:54] <Maccer> M'kay, I can see an argument for that L3top.
[01:57] <phonebook_> if this works it is highly unlikely i will go back to windows
[02:03] <zaitzev> if I have fileA with a long list of ip addresses, one per line, and fileB with a few addresses, how can I find out if any of the addresses in fileB is present in fileA?
[02:05] <sabin-ubuntu> use diff
[02:05] <zaitzev> yeah I tried, the output confused the heck out of me..
[02:08] <phonebook_> brb need to mess with bios
[02:08] <agas> how can i install ubuntu on a usb key
[02:08] <sabin-ubuntu> depend on your bios support
[02:09] <sabin-ubuntu> i'm currently deploying several machines on usb
[02:09] <crimsonmane> agas: download UNETBOOTIN
[02:09] <aleaxet55> Is there any way I could add folders to my dash menu?
[02:10] <crimsonmane> agas: if you already have the ISO, then when you run UNETBOOTIN you want to use the bottom radio button. also make sure the flash drive is connected before running UNETBOOTIN
[02:10] <hadees> join #ubuntu-server
[02:10] <hadees> oops
[02:10] <hadees> a couple of my disks keep reading as "Device or resource busy" i can't figure out what is using them
[02:11] <hadees> i need to free them up so I can add them to my zfs pool
[02:11] <hadees> any idea?
[02:12] <linus> id like to use my headphone or lineout jacks as a coax audio port for dolby digital 5.1. this should be possible with a simple stereo headphone plug to rca plug adapter and the apropriate software. has anyone seen a project like this before?
[02:12] <flaguy48> zaitzev: try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diff
[02:12] <agas> when i install with unetbootin is it live?
[02:12] <crimsonmane> agas: yes
[02:13] <agas> but i dont want live
[02:14] <descra> Hello, have anyone tried a usb->vga in ubuntu? (like that one: http://eu.startech.com/AV/USB-Video-Adapters/USB-VGA-External-Multi-Monitor-Video-Adapter~USB2VGAE2 )
[02:14] <zaitzev> flaguy48: been there already, not much help in it. I don't see how diff is useful in this situation..
[02:14] <zaitzev> flaguy48: If I have a file with, say, 2000 words in it, and another with 5 words, the output of diff is just ridiculous and unreadable.
[02:15] <crimsonmane> agas: then what is your objective?
[02:15] <HowardTheDuck> hey
[02:15] <HowardTheDuck> how is everyone
[02:15] <HowardTheDuck> has the optimus trap been fixed yet?
[02:16] <agas> crimsonmane: i want to add applications, files bla bla bla
[02:17] <phonebook_> aight - oracle virtual box appears ready to happily install 7
[02:17] <phonebook_> which might be fine
[02:17] <phonebook_> but i was promised a way to use my existing installation
[02:18] <xangua> !usb | agas
[02:18] <phonebook_> im installing a fresh copy anyhow, i can at least just drag apps over
[02:19] <crimsonmane> agas: you need to select "persistance" when making it
[02:19] <agas> xangua: but we can do it with arch linux
[02:19] <crimsonmane> agas: ALSO you can select the USB as the target installation drive instead of the hard drive
[02:19] <HowardTheDuck> can i install ubuntu on my laptop, i tried 10.04 and it didnt work
[02:19] <agas> i dont want persistance. it isnt like installing hdd
[02:20] <agas> crimsonmane: ok i understand
[02:20] <agas> i think i must change grub when i do this
[02:20] <agas> sorry i wanna say grub configuration
[02:21] <aleaxet55> Is there any way to add parent folders to my dash bar? One that doesn't open up the folder browser.
[02:28] <TJPeden> Is the GeForce GTX 460 not supported in 12.04?
[02:28] <TJPeden> I'm not even able to boot Ubuntu with the card in the computer
[02:29] <ylmf-os> 谁在？
[02:30] <TJPeden> Where's google translate when you need it?
[02:31] <linus_> @JTPeden you should be fine using the nouveau or nv driver
[02:31] <wilee-nilee> TJPeden, I see this use at your own risk. http://askubuntu.com/questions/140760/ubuntu-12-04-nvidia-gtx-460-video-card-installation
[02:31] <giiker> I have enabled rsyslog remote logginf in ubuntu, but don't see any mesgs from the remote machine, how do I create a log msg from teh remote machine to see if rsyslog works. I alread check if it's listening on the right port.
[02:31] <giiker> and it does
[02:32] <TJPeden> linus_: I can't get much past Grub with the card in the computer, I can only boot Windows with it
[02:32] <linus_> try renaming or deleteing your xorg.conf
[02:32] <TJPeden> wilee-nilee: I saw that... I felt that was a bit extreme
[02:33] <wilee-nilee> TJPeden, Do you know how to insert nomodeset in the kernel, or remove the nvidia from a cli if needed?
[02:33] <TJPeden> I can't even get to a command promt
[02:33] <wilee-nilee> If you have installed a driver already
[02:33] <TJPeden> prompt*
[02:33] <wilee-nilee> TJPeden, not from the recovery?
[02:34] <TJPeden> Seriously, I had to take the card out to even install 12.04
[02:34] <TJPeden> Live disk wont even boot with the card in there
[02:34] <linus_> you should be able to boot the recovery console
[02:34] <HackMe> Bonsoir
[02:35] <linus_> you said you see the grub menu
[02:35] <TJPeden> linus_: yes, I can make selections in the grub menu
[02:35] <linus_> did the recovery mode with x work?
[02:35] <Mikeulus> How can I verify that a Unity lens is installed correctly? I have installed the askubuntu lens via aptitude and it doesn't show up anywhere.
[02:35] <TJPeden> Actually come to think of it, I think I was able to boot the recovery console, but what do I do once I'm in there
[02:36] <linus_> if you can load the x windows console it will be easier
[02:36] <TJPeden> There was no X
[02:36] <TJPeden> well, I didn't try loading it manually
[02:36] <linus_> recovery mode uses the framebuffer driver and I have never had it not work
[02:37] <linus_> either way you need to remove the nividia prorprietary driver and install nouveau
[02:38] <linus_> this can be done from command line using apt-get or with synaptic in x
[02:38] <linus_> nvidia driver also uses a customized version of /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[02:38] <linus_> this file can be deleted or renamed to something else so it doesnt load
[02:39] <TJPeden> I'm quite comfortable with apt-get, what package is nouveau?
[02:39] <TJPeden> just nouveau?
[02:39] <HackMe> moi aussi
[02:39] <TJPeden> I guess I can apt-cache search it
[02:39] <TJPeden> Anything else I should know?
[02:40] <giiker> is there any way to check if rsyslog is receiving remote logs?
[02:40] <rottik9> guys i am running the last ultimate distro...can i run my XM canada on there?
[02:40] <linus_> if you dont need 3D acceleration you can use the NV driver instead. it is faster and more stable but no desktop effects
[02:41] <L3top> I dont think the nv driver exists anymore.
[02:41] <linus_> xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
[02:42] <TJPeden> Thanks, linus_! I really appreciate your help!
[02:42] <L3top> nouveau yes... not nv
[02:42] <linus_> you are welcome. i hope you get it working.
[02:44] <TJPeden> me too, I'm quite sick of Windows lol
[02:44] <OldOneEye> how do i install sdl
[02:48] <linus_> @OldOneEye run synaptic and search for sdl
[02:49] <Loseyourgod666> #ubuntu
[02:52] <tf2ftw> anyone running Audio Recorder?
[02:53] <linus_> @tf2ftw i usuall use audacity to do audio recordings
[02:54] <tf2ftw> I'm trying to record stream audio but having no luck
[02:54] <tf2ftw> tried Audacity but I get a lot of noise
[02:54] <linus_> do you want to send a stream or save one from the web?
[02:54] <tf2ftw> trying to save
[02:55] <linus_> id use mplayer to save the stream
[02:55] <tf2ftw> havent tried that yet. installing now..
[02:55] <linus_> sorry i meant mencoder
[02:56] <linus_> something like mencoder http://www.stream.com/file.mp3
[02:56] <tf2ftw> ha, trying to record Grooveshark streams
[02:56] <danielboston26> i want to ssh into the root account of my server
[02:56] <danielboston26> how do i do this?
[02:56] <tf2ftw><EMAIL_ADDRESS>[02:56] <tf2ftw> ssh root@myserver.
[02:57] <linus_> never used groove shark, does it have web interface?
[02:57] <tf2ftw> yeah its like last.fm
[02:57] <tf2ftw> but amazingly better
[02:58] <linus_> ok you need to deffinitly get a jack server running then
[02:58] <L3top> I dont believe that you can do that... ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>not on ubuntu anyway tf2ftw
[02:58] <tf2ftw> i havnt tried running a jack setup yet because it alwasy adds a bunch of unwanted stuff
[02:58] <vmassuchetto> Is there a place where I can search within the logs of this channel?
[02:58] <linus_> with a jack server the audio output from your web browser can be piped into another program to record it
[02:58] <tf2ftw> @L3top of course you can
[02:59] <linus_> install jack-qt and it will install all the required depencies
[02:59] <tf2ftw> thansk linus_
[02:59] <linus_> the open jack-qt and it should start the jack server
[02:59] <L3top> there is no actual root password. I do not believe you can ever authenticate tf2ftw.
[03:00] <adf_> I am trying to run the Ubuntu in the Sun Virtual box
[03:00] <L3top> !root | tf2ftw
[03:00] <adf_> I cannot upload the ISO image file to the virtual media manager.
[03:00] <JonLimitless> Did a fresh install of Ubuntu with the windows installer. After one use it no longer boots on it or through the usb drive saying its a kernal issue every time. What do I do?
[03:00] <linus_> i use jack sever to sample audio from youtube videos for remixing
[03:00] <tf2ftw> L3top ssh myuser@myserver sudo -i
[03:00] <adf_> i cannot install ubuntu in the sun virtual box
[03:01] <L3top> yes... that is correct. It wasn't my question... I was just saying I didnt think your suggestion would work.
[03:01] <adf_> anybody can help me?
[03:01] <wilee-nilee> adf_, I'm not your in the right channel what is the sun virtual installed in?
[03:01] <wilee-nilee> sure*
[03:01] <tf2ftw> L3top it is possible
[03:01] <tf2ftw> but im not going to get into a pissing match with you
[03:01] <L3top> danielboston26: You could share a root ssh key
[03:01] <adf_> that's virtual machine
[03:02] <adf_> VM ware
[03:02] <wilee-nilee> adf_, installed in what OS?
[03:02] <danielboston26> L3top: i fif it
[03:02] <L3top> tf2ftw: I have no such interest. I enjoy staying dry. I was just saying, that simply typing what you did would not help that user.
[03:02] <danielboston26> did*
[03:02] <adf_> I installed VM ware in Windows XP
[03:02] <rahul_> I installed "0ad" game from ubuntu software center, in which folder it is installed?
[03:02] <JonLimitless> Any help for my kernal issue on booting?
[03:03] <tf2ftw> L3top, :D most cloud hosting companies use root as the main access account.
[03:03] <wilee-nilee> adf_, so you need to ask in ##windows the only connection to ubuntu is that is your final gaol.
[03:03] <wilee-nilee> or a VM channel that is related to the vm
[03:03] <L3top> tf2ftw: I did specify ubuntu... lol  Again... I am not trying to be... whatever... just clear
[03:05] <tf2ftw> linus_, pm ?
[03:05] <linus_> ?
[03:06] <tf2ftw> linus_, can i pm?
[03:07] <linus_> i dont know hot to pm on irc but if you want to go ahead
[03:07] <JonLimitless> Any have any idea on my boot problem. It won't run after the initial first startup and install. Now goes to panic mode and says its the kernal problem.
[03:08] <tf2ftw> JonLimitless, wut?
[03:08] <linus_> usually a kernel panic is caused by the kernel not finding files it is looking for
[03:08] <JonLimitless> I installed ubuntu through the windows installer. After the install process finished and rebooted, it no longer booting.
[03:09] <linus_> did you install it as dualboot?
[03:09] <JonLimitless> yes.
[03:09] <tf2ftw> JonLimitless, did you install the right processor architecture?
[03:09] <linus_> also a good question\
[03:09] <JonLimitless> Yes the 64bit version tf2ftw
[03:10] <tf2ftw> you have 64 capabilities?
[03:10] <wilee-nilee> JonLimitless, windows install is not a dual boot it is a file in windows.
[03:10] <escott> linus_, it sounds like JonLimitless installed wubi
[03:10] <JonLimitless> Yes I run windows 7 ultimated on a 64bit quad intel core alienware laptop.
[03:10] <linus_> sorry my bad
[03:11] <tf2ftw> JonLimitless, are you "just trying" linux or do you need dual boot?
[03:11] <JonLimitless> Yes I downloaded wubi and went through the install process on the first-time boot of ubuntu, but no longer boots again
[03:11] <JonLimitless> I need a dual boot.
[03:11] <tf2ftw> I would install virtualbox and run a VM if you just want to play
[03:11] <linus_> id get a cd or usb copy of the ububtu install and start there
[03:11] <linus_> wubi is a virtual box right?
[03:11] <tech1> packages/programs seem to install to a default place in my system. im wondering what the best way to go about backing my programs and/or their configurations is on linux..... on windows i would just have a folder c:/myprogs and back that whole folder up and copy it to a new system.... but on linux the programs seem to be mostly in /usr/lib or something and other places mixed with other files... so should i just backup the
[03:11] <tech1> configuration files and then write a script to load the config files on a new computer after the programs are installed... or shall i try and install all my programs into a new folder in my home folder and backup the whole programs again -but is probably just more trouble because of how the programs get integrated when installed in their default location?
[03:12] <tf2ftw> if you need dual boot then definitely skip wubi
[03:12] <JonLimitless> I do have one, i have a 32gb hi version of ubuntu also and its no longer loading after the first boot
[03:12] <wilee-nilee> JonLimitless, Have you ever dual booted? Are you aware of the limitations of primamry partitions on a HD?
[03:12] <wilee-nilee> primary*
[03:12] <linus_> you most likely have a boot loader issue
[03:13] <JonLimitless> Yes. I had a dual boot before with ubuntu 10 bout 1 year along on the same laptop
[03:13] <tf2ftw> JonLimitless, uninstall wubi before everything is fubar
[03:14] <JonLimitless> k done. How do you suggest me installing Ubuntu 12.04 and keeping it as a dual boot?
[03:14] <tf2ftw> just install off disc
[03:14] <wilee-nilee> JonLimitless, Cool, then boot a cd, or usb drive and install, I assume you understand the limits of primaries on a single HD, resize the windows with its own partitioner if it is W7.
[03:14] <tf2ftw> select "install along side windows"
[03:15] <linus_> if it is windows 7 he probably has empty paririons already
[03:15] <linus_> sorry meant partitions
[03:15] <JonLimitless> okay, crap i forget how to make a new partition... isn't that in the computer window
[03:16] <tf2ftw> JonLimitless, run disk as live mode and run gparted to partition your HDD
[03:16] <JonLimitless> gparted*
[03:16] <JonLimitless> ?
[03:16] <JonLimitless> ahh the program
[03:16] <tf2ftw> or you can do it in windows but i then i woudl say you should go talk to #windows
[03:17] <wilee-nilee> JonLimitless, do you have the windows backed up?
[03:17] <TrollingForSoup> Is #Windows a chat here?
[03:17] <wilee-nilee> TrollingForSoup, ##windows
[03:17] <tf2ftw> TrollingForSoup, hahaha  dunnpo
[03:17] <null1024> this is freenode, probably
[03:17] <linus_> id follow wilee advice, im my experience using gparted to resize windows 7 partitions can lead to data loss
[03:17] <TrollingForSoup> Well, time to check that out
[03:17] <TrollingForSoup> .Seems interesting.
[03:18] <wilee-nilee> TrollingForSoup, just tell them you dualboot then duck. ;)
[03:18] <TrollingForSoup> Alright.
[03:18] <tf2ftw> I've never had an issue with gparted but do what you feel you must ofcourse
[03:18] <JonLimitless> hahah TrollingForSoup, yeah the channel is called #worestoperatingsystemever7something
[03:18] <TrollingForSoup> Well, it's a quadboot.
[03:18] <TrollingForSoup> It might be even better.
[03:18] <JonLimitless> Thanks everyone for your help
[03:18] <TrollingForSoup> You're welcome.
[03:19] <linus_> worst opertating system ever is a lie, but biggest waste of money would be true
[03:19] <TrollingForSoup> It's kinda bloated.
[03:20] <TrollingForSoup> I dislike using over 20MB of RAm.
[03:20] <linus_> kinda bloated is an understatement, and what operating system do you use that is under 20mb of ram?
[03:21] <JonLimitless> True. It run good just yeah it over uses way too many processes at once just to be bareable plus all of the errors it can easily be given.
[03:21] <TrollingForSoup> Awesome in Arch Linux.
[03:21] <linus_> running debian with jwm you still be over 20MB
[03:21] <TrollingForSoup> With a self-compiled kernel.
[03:21] <TrollingForSoup> And I removed everything I don't use.
[03:22] <linus_> i build a linux distro for the wii from the ground up and just getting x windows up uses about 20mb, you cant have a file manager as desktop
[03:23] <linus_> no network manager, no sound manager, nothing. It doesnt even qualify as a modern operating system.
[03:24] <TrollingForSoup> Network? Sound?
[03:24] <linus_> check it out for yourself. Easy Wii Linux: Instant PC http://forum.wiibrew.org/read.php?29,68339,68339
[03:25] <linus_> you can have a network of course. you just need to configure it manuallu
[03:25] <xangua> !ot | linus_ TrollingForSoup
[03:26] <linus_> sorry xangua
[03:26] <dragon_web> sera
[03:26] <June_> HI, I have a problem, my brother formated the part of the disk where linux mint was installed, now I have no grub, so Im trying to install ubunt, but when I put the cd, there is a message saying "error, couldn`t read the file", How I can install ubuntu?
[03:26] <c2tarun> hi guys, anyone using firefox aurora?
[03:27] <June_> btw, I have windows on the computer too
[03:27] <c2tarun> what is the difference b/w firefox and aurora? and is aurora in our repos?
[03:27] <TrollingForSoup> Aurora is in-between nightly and normal.
[03:27] <TrollingForSoup> It's the "stable beta"
[03:27] <TrollingForSoup> I use it.
[03:28] <TrollingForSoup> And yes, I think it's in the repos.
[03:28] <TrollingForSoup> Oh, hey, the people in ##WIndows are trying to tell me that I can't run Win7 with under 1GB RAM
[03:28] <TrollingForSoup> What do you think?
[03:28] <c2tarun> TrollingForSoup: by which name, I tried apt-get install aurora, and its pointing to something else.
[03:29] <aeon-ltd> TrollingForSoup: i ran a win7 beta ISO on a P4 512mb, it was okay. Not great, but it ran
[03:29] <OldOneEye> could someone help me in private with a program im trying to make
[03:30] <c2tarun> TrollingForSoup: Win7 is one among best in all windows (I use it daily in office) if you want to try then upgrade, because it'll be slow on high usage.
[03:30] <TrollingForSoup> No, I mean they're calling me a liar and telling me to shut up.
[03:30] <TrollingForSoup> The second part in PMs.
[03:30] <OldOneEye>  error: SDL/SDL_net.h: No such file or directory
[03:30] <OldOneEye> compilation terminated.
[03:30] <OldOneEye> make: *** [ipxnet] Error 1   why wont this make
[03:30] <OldOneEye> i installed sdl
[03:31] <trism> OldOneEye: libsdl-net1.2-dev
[03:31] <OldOneEye> how i install
[03:32] <trism> OldOneEye: at least on 12.04, sudo apt-get install libsdl-net1.2-dev; you will probably need some of the other libsdl -dev packages too
[03:33] <trism> OldOneEye: apt-cache search -n libsdl dev; will list the ones you have available
[03:33] <OldOneEye> ok kewl
[03:33] <OldOneEye> thanx
[03:33] <c2tarun> TrollingForSoup: hmm.... BTW if you really like Win and have 1GB ram go for XP (I dont know whether they still sell them or not)
[03:33] <TrollingForSoup> I don't really like it.
[03:33] <rrittenhouse> Is there a way I can enable remote-access (VNC) via SSH in 12.04?
[03:34] <TrollingForSoup> I was in there asking for a replacement for Aero.
[03:34] <TrollingForSoup> I only use Windows on my gaming desktop, since that's my only computer that can run it without issues...
[03:34] <_quest10> hi all, after used ubuntu tweak to remove old conf files, my ubuntu 12.04 freeze on checking battery state, I don't know  what I can do
[03:35] <c2tarun> wow... i just added firefox-aurora ppa and it updated my firefox as aurora :) sweet. I thought Mozilla will keep both the browsers :)
[03:35] <_quest10> any help?
[03:35] <_quest10> my card drive is intel i915
[03:36] <TrollingForSoup> _quest: Are you sure the issue is related to the tweak tool?
[03:36] <TrollingForSoup> Sorry I haven't responded; I haven't encountered this issue before.
[03:37] <TrollingForSoup> I can help you figure it out, though.
[03:37] <_quest10> the last thing that I do, was using that tool for remove old configuration files
[03:37] <_quest10> know I can't login on lightdm
[03:38] <_quest10> *now
[03:38] <TrollingForSoup> Well, installing LightDM messed up login for me.
[03:38] <TrollingForSoup> Let me check something.
[03:38] <_quest10> i'm on recory mode now
[03:39] <Costeelation> !iso
[03:39] <Costeelation> any program for create .iso image
[03:39] <TrollingForSoup> You need a program?
[03:40] <TheRiverBend> how many dicks has kim kardashian sucked in her life?
[03:40] <OldOneEye> mine
[03:40] <_quest10> TrollingForSoup: I have lightdm installed
[03:40] <Costeelation> yes mate
[03:40] <L3top> Costeelation: There are several. I use kb3
[03:41] <L3top> TheRiverBend: This is an ubuntu support channel... and as such such conversation is very off topic, and this place is to remain family friendly.
[03:41] <Costeelation> that program create .iso image?
[03:41] <Costeelation> L3top,
[03:41] <L3top> Yes Costeelation... among other things.
[03:42] <Costeelation> ok man thanks so much :)
[03:42] <L3top> Costeelation: k3b... sorry.
[03:42] <JonLimitless> Quick question guys, where can I find the firmware for a boardcom driver on the usb drive with ubunutu on it
[03:42] <JonLimitless> its desktop ubuntu 12.04
[03:42] <L3top> !info k3b | Costeelation
[03:42] <tf2ftw> unity is great when you have an i7
[03:43] <_quest10> any help?
[03:43] <tf2ftw> JonLimitless, your gonna need an internet connection to get that
[03:44] <JonLimitless> well i can toss it on my thumb drive, do you happen to know the link?
[03:44] <Stanley00> tf2ftw: my core2dou run unity, and it's good :D
[03:44] <tf2ftw> JonLimitless, use your ethernet connection and then check your restricted drivers
[03:44] <JonLimitless> its sad how you need the internet to install a wireless adapter drive haha
[03:45] <tf2ftw> Stanley00, glad its working for you, move up to i7 and you will be amazed
[03:46] <tf2ftw> i wish there could be an xfce with all the unity goodies.. live would be sweet
[03:46] <JonLimitless> i agree tf2ftw
[03:46] <TheRiverBend> how many dicks has kim kardashian sucked?
[03:46] <TheRiverBend> how many dicks has kim kardashian sucked?
[03:46] <TheRiverBend> how many dicks has kim kardashian sucked?
[03:46] <FloodBot1> TheRiverBend: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:47] <June_> HI, I have a problem, my brother formated the part of the disk where linux mint was installed, now I have no grub, so Im trying to install ubunt, but when I put the cd, there is a message saying "error, couldn`t read the file", How I can install ubuntu?
[03:47] <Stanley00> tf2ftw: well, I have and i5 now, and i's using xfce with gnome-do. supprise!  How do I create a launcher for it on Unity?
[03:50] <tf2ftw> frewsxcv, type in the name in unity and drag it to your dock
[03:51] <Beast> anyone know if Google has released a Google Earth Pro version for Linux? I've read that NOT, but I just dled a binary file for it. It doesn't run though.
[03:52] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: type it in where?
[03:52] <tf2ftw> hit the "windows" button
[03:52] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: what am i typing in there?
[03:52] <tf2ftw> the name of your program
[03:53] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: it doesn't show up, and i don't see why it would
[03:53] <tf2ftw> is it executable?
[03:53] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: yep
[03:53] <tf2ftw> where is it located?
[03:53] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: in /opt
[03:54] <frewsxcv> though i can't drag anything from unity search to the bar anyways
[03:54] <tf2ftw> thats a problem
[03:54] <tf2ftw> what version are you running
[03:54] <frewsxcv> 5.12
[03:54] <tf2ftw> ubuntu version
[03:55] <frewsxcv> 12.04
[03:55] <frewsxcv> i can drag programs from the unity search
[03:55] <frewsxcv> not executables though
[03:55] <tf2ftw> you should be able to drag icons into the dock
[03:55] <frewsxcv> any icons?
[03:55] <tf2ftw> not sure, im not running unity right now
[03:56] <frewsxcv> you'd think they'd make an easy way to add stuff to panel
[03:56] <tf2ftw> you'd think a lot of things...
[03:57] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: i doubt they allow arbitrary executables to be added
[03:57] <frewsxcv> which is unfortunate
[03:57] <tf2ftw> frewsxcv, http://askubuntu.com/questions/13758/how-can-i-edit-create-new-launcher-items-in-unity-by-hand
[03:59] <codepython777> Whenever I do a hg pull; I have to do a ssh-add -- how can i fix this?
[03:59] <codepython777> i did install keychain -- but that didnt help
[04:00] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: So basically there's no userfriendly way
[04:01] <frewsxcv> fun
[04:02] <EvilMelloww> hey
[04:02] <tf2ftw> that is the fun
[04:02] <EvilMelloww> d
[04:05] <Mikeulus> Hello all.
[04:05] <TrollingForSoup> Hello.
[04:05] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: trying to convince people that linux is ready for the mainstream and then explaining how the user interface requires configuration to do basic functionality is not fun
[04:06] <Mikeulus> I have been attempting to set up Thunderbird from a default install of Ubuntu 12.04LTS Desktop. Attempting to click on the inbox gives:
[04:06] <Mikeulus> The current operation on Inbox did not succeed. The mail server for account<EMAIL_ADDRESS>responded: System error(Failure)
[04:06] <Mikeulus> I've also changed the servers to imap.gmail.com from imap.googlemail.com, but to no avail. I see my folders, but I can't see inside them. I've also enabled smtp, pop, and imap from the google account settings side from within the web client.
[04:06] <Mikeulus> Any ideas?
[04:06] <FloodBot1> Mikeulus: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:07] <paulus68> is there a program in linux that can check if a file is UTF8 and if not shows the lines where the "invalid" characters are mentioned?
[04:08] <dikim33> Hi, how can I source /etc/profile for the csh or tcsh login?
[04:08] <tf2ftw> frewsxcv, heres the thing, with windows you are limited to what they give you, with linux you can pretty much do anything you want but sometimes its not easy... so... if you want spoon fed go with apple or win, othwrise use a "open" os
[04:08] <wilee-nilee> Mikeulus, I access gmail through my college email, I can give you what I have, never used thunderbird directly, just through the college system.
[04:08] <MellowasJellow_> g
[04:09] <tf2ftw> paulus68, maybe a vim plugin for that???
[04:09] <Mikeulus> Sure, that may work. Though I have been using the settings gmail lists if that helps.
[04:09] <Ormie> Hello
[04:10] <paulus68> tf2ftw: I will check it out thx
[04:10] <Ormie> ?
[04:10] <Ormie> == Cannot send to channel: #ubuntu << ?
[04:10] <wilee-nilee> Mikeulus, server name imap.googlemail.com  port 993
[04:10] <tf2ftw> Mikeulus, you might want to reinstall thunderbird. you shouldnt have issues setting up gmali
[04:10] <Mikeulus> interesting. Yes, that's what I had at first.
[04:10] <wilee-nilee> connection ssl/tls
[04:12] <wilee-nilee> outgoing smto.goglemail.com port 465 ssl tls
[04:12] <wilee-nilee> smtp*
[04:12] <wilee-nilee> smtp.googlemailcom sorry
[04:12] <Mikeulus> hmm. yes this is what it originally set up. I'm going to attempt a quick reinstall...
[04:13] <wilee-nilee> Mikeulus, I suspect since mine is through the collehge it will not work, it is a redirect to gmail
[04:13] <Mikeulus> I see.
[04:14] <Mikeulus> are you on 12.04?
[04:14] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: The problem is there really is no interface as user friendly as explorer.exe
[04:15] <Mikeulus> btw, whoever was looking for the UTF8 program... strings may do what you want.
[04:15] <wilee-nilee> Mikeulus, says thunderbird 3 but this may help. http://support.google.com/mail/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=180189
[04:15] <Mikeulus> 'strings' the command line utility that is
[04:15] <tech1> on Nautilus(or thunar), does anyone know how to add/edit the shortcut folders on the left? ones already there are under "computer": home, desktop, documents, downloads, music, pictures, videos... .. i have added some new folders into my home folder id like to add to this shortcut menu on the far left
[04:15] <frewsxcv> tf2ftw: MATE comes close, but really, they all have prety big downsides
[04:15] <B0073D> Anyone good with modems here?
[04:16] <tf2ftw> modems dont bother me
[04:16] <davidrsmorris> Hey, I have a livecd problem.  I have a known good 32bit livecd and when I try to run it on a dell latitude d820 I get Kernel Panic -- not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
[04:16] <B0073D> Specifically GPS from modems hehehe
[04:16] <tf2ftw> davidrsmorris, its a hdd problem
[04:17] <davidrsmorris> tf2ftw: When I'm running a known good livecd?  Does that mean I should try booting off an external cd drive?
[04:17] <tf2ftw> davidrsmorris, ive seen that issue with hackintosh systems
[04:17] <tf2ftw> davidrsmorris, cannot load hdd hardware info
[04:18] <tf2ftw> davidrsmorris, if you can, try another sata port, or another hd
[04:18] <davidrsmorris> tf2ftw: as in, the VFS it's trying to create in memory, right?
[04:18] <tf2ftw> davidrsmorris, as in, it cant access the hardware
[04:19] <davidrsmorris> tf2ftw: so if I disconnect the hdd, it should boot fine?  It looks like it's having trouble making the vfs in memory.
[04:20] <flosseveryday> Is there anyone I can replace Windows Boot Manager with the BURG bootloader?
[04:20] <davidrsmorris> tf2ftw: or are you saying it can't access the vfs image on the disk?
[04:20] <wilee-nilee> flosseveryday, you have a linux install?
[04:20] <tf2ftw> davidrsmorris, how old is your hardware?
[04:23] <Mikeulus> ok, reinstalled thunderbird and attempted to set up another account to gmail. It still gives the error. I've enabled the imap and pop access in the web client of gmail. Same error.
[04:23] <davidrsmorris> tf2ftw: Just a few years.  It's a latitude with a gig of memory and a core duo processor.
[04:25] <Mikeulus> would I have to revert to an earlier version of thunderbird to get it connected up to gmail? 13 maybe
[04:26] <namoamitabuddha> Why my real time length of an mp3 differs from the time length shown?
[04:29] <yashwant> Hi i have installed ubuntu ultimate 3.4 any body help me how to change appearence of window, inside ultimate there is ubuntu 12.2 is using
[04:29] <xangua> !ultimate | yashwant
[04:32] <TrollingForSoup> Oh, #Windows.
[04:32] <TrollingForSoup> You're annoyed so easily.
[04:32] <TrollingForSoup> I've been entirely serious, and have been accused of trolling and banthreatened so many times.
[04:32] <namoamitabuddha> What windows?
[04:32] <TrollingForSoup> For asking a legimate question.
[04:32] <TrollingForSoup> I'm running Win7 on my desktop.
[04:32] <TrollingForSoup> But I'm talking about the IRC channel.
[04:33] <yashwant> ubottu:preferences set up is totally different from the previous linux, there is no any grafical option for creating new users.
[04:33] <namoamitabuddha> I don't know what you are talking about.
[04:34] <Mikeulus> interesting.. I'm still getting The current operation on Inbox did not succeed. The mail server for account<EMAIL_ADDRESS>responded: System error(Failure)" after a reinstall of thunderbird. when trying to connect to gmail imap.
[04:34] <davidrsmorris> tf2ftw: hello?  Is that spectacularly old?
[04:34] <lilred> hey guys, I have the weirdest problem trying to install Ubuntu
[04:34] <davidrsmorris> tf2ftw: I thought as long as I had a gig of memory the new livecds would work?
[04:34] <lilred> basically, my live USB isn't recognized
[04:34] <lilred> I put it as the sole booting option in bios and I just get "insert boot media"
[04:35] <tf2ftw> davidrsmorris, its a hard drive issue
[04:35] <tf2ftw> not a memmory
[04:35] <flosseveryday> wilee-nilee - I have a dual-boot windows 7/ubuntu 12.04 setup
[04:35] <tf2ftw> memory
[04:36] <davidrsmorris> tf2ftw: since it's live, it won't touch the hard drive unless I want it to.  So it's either memory or disk...
[04:37] <tf2ftw> its probing your hardware
[04:37] <wilee-nilee> flosseveryday, did you install ubuntu from windows?
[04:37] <tf2ftw> try removing the hard drive
[04:37] <namoamitabuddha> How to fix the time length
[04:38] <agentgasmask> !mint
[04:38] <davidrsmorris> tf2ftw: Ok, thanks.
[04:38] <flosseveryday> wilee-nilee yes, I used the windows installer
[04:39] <wilee-nilee> flosseveryday, then you can't change the bootloader.
[04:39] <flosseveryday> what?? noo! why not?
[04:39] <agentgasmask> yashwant: checkout adduser on the command line. It's realy not as bad as it looks. Just man adduser and follow the syntax on the top.
[04:40] <flosseveryday> wilee-nilee why not?
[04:41] <wilee-nilee> flosseveryday, ubuntu is a file in windows it is not a dual boot it is a wubi it was designed to be booted with the windows bootloader.
[04:41] <dikim33> can anyone help me to source /etc/profile on my csh or tcsh login?
[04:43] <namoamitabuddha> vbrfix
[04:43] <flosseveryday> wilee-nilee :(
[04:45] <jaxdahl> any chance windows 8 rt will run on the rpi?
[04:45] <wilee-nilee> flosseveryday, here is a wubi wiki if you need more info. https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide/#What_is_Wubi.3F
[04:46] <jaxdahl> wrong channel
[04:46] <psycose> hello, I am building a gcc-4.7 cross compiler for SH3 target, I got an error "/usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/crt1.o: could not read symbols: File in wrong format" see line 100 in http://pastebin.com/7Gueha5G Any tips on how to solve this issue ?
[04:50] <lotuspsychje> psycode:maybe this can help? http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/cross-compiling-glibmm-2-4-need-help-823822/
[04:51] <zack6849> hey guys
[04:51] <zack6849> i messed up pretty bad and need help
[04:51] <zack6849> if anyone can help me it would be fantastic
[04:51] <zack6849> i tried to unstall ubuntu via iso, using LST 12.4, and it froze while partitioning
[04:52] <zack6849> and being the brilliant being i am i decided it would be a fantastic idea to reboot
[04:52] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: LTS 12.04
[04:52] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Did you have another OS already installed?
[04:52] <zack6849> essentially im getting a blinking ccursor, which if im not mistaken means i i corruppted my MBR
[04:52] <zack6849> yes i did
[04:52] <KatsumeBlisk> What was already on the HDD when you were trying to install zack6849
[04:52] <zack6849> windows
[04:52] <zack6849> im assuming ive made a horrible mistake
[04:53] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Try booting into the Ubuntu live cd again and see if your data is still there. When you interrupt partitioning at a certain step, you can potentially have corrupted the entire disk.
[04:53] <zack6849> im assuming i corruped everything
[04:53] <zack6849> i tried booting in again
[04:53] <zack6849> still a cuirsor
[04:53] <zack6849> *cursor
[04:54] <zack6849> which is just dandy -_-
[04:54] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Is this booting from your hard drive or your install media?
[04:54] <zack6849> i told it to boot from my cd
[04:54] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Boot off the Ubuntu disc again like you had done before this happened.
[04:54] <psycose> thanks lotuspsychje
[04:54] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: fdisk -l
[04:54] <zack6849> lemme go try the live cd, after making sure i have the right one
[04:54] <L3top> zack6849: sudo fdisk -l
[04:54] <zack6849> where woudl u input that?
[04:55] <zack6849> i dont have anything up
[04:55] <zack6849> cant type
[04:55] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: LiveCD
[04:55] <zack6849> cant do ANYTHING
[04:55] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: There's a terminal emulator.
[04:55] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: namoamitabuddha means enter that when you boot up the live cd.
[04:55] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: What kind of installation CD do you have?
[04:55] <zack6849> i gootta find the cd first
[04:55] <luminousq> ...
[04:55] <zack6849> ill brb
[04:55] <zack6849> i downloaded the latest LST for 64 bit
[04:55] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Desktop CD or Alternate CD?
[04:56] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: You have no?
[04:56] <luminousq> i used to have an IRC account
[04:56] <luminousq> haven't been on it in months
[04:56] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: I assume desktop if he was partitioning and it doesn't sound like he was using a CLI one.
[04:56] <lotuspsychje> psycose: did it workout for you?
[04:56] <luminousq> totally forgot the password what can I do
[04:56] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: How did you partition?
[04:56] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: Of course, I haven't used the Ubuntu alt disc, so I could be wrong. I assume it's like Arch's partitioning.
[04:56] <zack6849> there were 3 options
[04:56] <zack6849> overwrite windows
[04:57] <zack6849> installl with windows
[04:57] <zack6849> and advaned
[04:57] <zack6849> i hat install with
[04:57] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: I'm assuming you used the desktop disc.
[04:57] <zack6849> hit 400gbfor eachpartition
[04:57] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: Oh, no, it's more like Debian's than ArchLinux's.
[04:57] <zack6849> an hit next
[04:57] <FloodBot1> zack6849: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[04:57] <zack6849> im fairly sure i did
[04:57] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: What did you choose?
[04:57] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: Ah.. That makes sense. I've used Debian's too. The alt disc must be really similar to Ubuntu Server then.
[04:57] <zack6849> i used the install with windows option
[04:57] <zack6849> it froze for ~20 mins
[04:58] <zack6849> at which  point i decided to reboot
[04:58] <L3top> It froze? Or began partitioning.
[04:58] <L3top> It takes time.
[04:58] <zack6849> it said it b, but made no progressegan
[04:58] <L3top> It takes time.
[04:58] <zack6849> so i hit the expand button so it would show progress
[04:58] <zack6849> it wass throwing errors
[04:58] <namoamitabuddha> But I don't think it would take twenty minutes.
[04:58] <zack6849> and didnt move
[04:58] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Just boot up from a live CD (doesn't necessarily have to be 12.04 for this step) and we'll go from there.
[04:58] <L3top> What kind of errors?
[04:59] <zack6849> i dont recall
[04:59] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Do you know how to partition by hand?
[04:59] <L3top> yes... KatsumeBlisk is correct
[04:59] <zack6849> it was something about a widget
[04:59] <zack6849> :/
[04:59] <zack6849> i had the error
[04:59] <zack6849> but its been ~1hr
[04:59] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Do you know how to partition by hand, not by the intallation step?
[05:00] <zack6849> not within the installer
[05:00] <zack6849> i can do anything at the moment
[05:00] <zack6849> i need to check which cd is the livecd
[05:00] <zack6849> an my laptops disk drive won open
[05:00] <zack6849> -_-
[05:00] <StahlGrau> you don't have a usb?
[05:00] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Desktop CD is OK.
[05:00] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Is this on your laptop?
[05:00] <zack6849> no
[05:00] <zack6849> my desktop
[05:00] <zack6849> im on my laptop at the moment though
[05:00] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: The one named after "LiveCD" is not necessary.
[05:01] <not_patrick> the movie player doesn't show up in alt+Tab
[05:01] <zack6849> i bured about 4 diff cds
[05:01] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: If your desktop can boot from USB, you could do that if you can't find the disc.
[05:01] <zack6849> 3 were win repair disks
[05:01] <zack6849> thats true
[05:01] <zack6849> but t dl takes forever
[05:01] <not_patrick> what's going on here?
[05:01] <StahlGrau> usb is way easier these days
[05:01] <zack6849> *the
[05:01] <StahlGrau> helping a dude with an install
[05:01] <StahlGrau> dude/chick whatev
[05:01] <StahlGrau> I assume dude
[05:01] <zack6849> i dun brokded mah wandows :/
[05:02] <zack6849> yeah, im a guy
[05:02] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Are you familiar with Linux commands?
[05:02] <zack6849> not particularly
[05:02] <zack6849> i knew sudo apt get
[05:02] <StahlGrau> well there are no women on the internet
[05:02] <zack6849> thats about it
[05:02] <zack6849> ^
[05:02] <zack6849> those are the rules bub
[05:02] <zack6849> no women
[05:02] <StahlGrau> so you're trying to boot a live cd and get some files?
[05:02] <FloodBot1> zack6849: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:02] <zack6849> i need to get the livecd first
[05:02] <L3top> zack6849: Until we get you booted into a live cd... dont assume everything is squashed.
[05:02] <zack6849> i burned it earlier
[05:03] <zack6849> dound it
[05:03] <zack6849> gonna go see if it boots
[05:03] <zack6849> brb
[05:03] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Have you any installation CD now?
[05:03] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: Based on his "brb", he left to find it.
[05:03] <L3top> !enter | zack6849 please stop hitting enter like it spits out money. There are 1500 people in here... if we all did that it would be unusable.
[05:04] <zack6849> sorry
[05:04] <zack6849> what if i were to say ev after telling my pc to boot from a live cd i still get the blinking cursor of doom?
[05:04] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Did you try this or is this hypothetical?
[05:05] <zack6849> i tried it
[05:05] <zack6849> :(
[05:05] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: Sorry, my English is bad.
[05:05] <wilee-nilee> !nomodeset | zack6849
[05:05] <StahlGrau> just wait
[05:05] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: No problem. I'm just informing you. :) I appreciate you helping him with me.
[05:06] <StahlGrau> How old is this desktop?
[05:06] <zack6849> well, where would i input said options
[05:06] <zack6849> its pretty much brand new
[05:06] <wilee-nilee> zack6849, if you are getting the cd booted and from the try ubuntu gui you get a blinking cursor check out the bots link on nomodeset.
[05:06] <zack6849> its been updated constantly
[05:06] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: It seems that he persist on getting one called "LiveCD".
[05:06] <zack6849> i did
[05:06] <zack6849> how would i manage to change any of said settings if i cant even boot?
[05:07] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: persist in*
[05:07] <phonebook_> i need a little help expanding the partition that ubuntu is on
[05:07] <wilee-nilee> zack6849, are you getting to the try ubuntu gui
[05:07] <phonebook_> ive got stupid gparted installed
[05:07] <zack6849> yeah, these are all assuming that it actually booted in
[05:07] <StahlGrau> so we're currently trying to save his files or fix his windows machine?
[05:07] <phonebook_> but when i try to resize the stupid partition gparted just explains implicitly that it is uselss
[05:07] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: gparted is OK.
[05:07] <wilee-nilee> zack6849, you did not read the link it tells you what to do there.
[05:07] <zack6849> wilee-nilee no i m not
[05:08] <phonebook_> what is better than okay?
[05:08] <zack6849> after ooting i get nothing, just a blankscreen with a cursor
[05:08] <wilee-nilee> zack6849, Ah I see, then I don't kmow.
[05:08] <zack6849> well thats dandy
[05:08] <L3top> zack6849: if you booted once, you can boot again. Your hard drive has nothing to do with live cd
[05:08] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Boot what? CD?
[05:08] <zack6849> yes
[05:08] <wilee-nilee> zack6849, have you checked the md5sum of the disc
[05:08] <zack6849> im botting wwith a live cd
[05:08] <KatsumeBlisk> phonebook_: gparted is the best GUI partitioner, imo. Granted, I'm not picky in that department. What's the layout of your HDD? What are you shrinking to expand?
[05:08] <namoamitabuddha> booting*
[05:08] <StahlGrau> try a live usb if possible
[05:08] <reuf> guys - question - i have dual screen - but on the other screen my desktop area overflows physical size of the screen - how to cope with this?
[05:08] <zack6849> or trying, it just shows a blank screen with a blinking prompt
[05:09] <phonebook_> the ubuntu partition is all the way to the right in the gparted diagram
[05:09] <zack6849> stahl, can you link me to that?
[05:09] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Try Ctrl+Alt+F1
[05:09] <phonebook_> so while i have 500 unused gb
[05:09] <phonebook_> it wont let me add that spce
[05:09] <StahlGrau> yeah one sec
[05:09] <zack6849> due to the fact id rather not do something stupid this time
[05:09] <KatsumeBlisk> phonebook_: Is the 500GB before or after Ubuntu?
[05:09] <phonebook_> b4
[05:10] <StahlGrau> http://www.pendrivelinux.com/universal-usb-installer-easy-as-1-2-3/
[05:10] <StahlGrau> assuming you're running windows on your laptop
[05:10] <phonebook_> unless you look at it in a mirror
[05:10] <wilee-nilee> phonebook_, take a screen shot of g[parted and put it in a image.bin
[05:10] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: How many partition do you have?
[05:10] <phonebook_> i have tried this and it does not help
[05:10] <phonebook_> sec..
[05:10] <KatsumeBlisk> phonebook_: You may have to move it to the right (the problem is that it's not *adding* to Ubuntu right?) and then either try again or reboot and try it.
[05:10] <Dmanstasiu> if anyone has some time, i'd appreciate some help with ubuntu 10.10 and F@H
[05:10] <wilee-nilee> !imagebin | phonebook_
[05:11] <wilee-nilee> Dmanstasiu, sure it is end of life. ;)
[05:11] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: I guess phonebook_ created too much primary partitions so that he cann't create one more.
[05:11] <KatsumeBlisk> I won't be able to see phonebook_'s screenshot. lol. I'm using CLI.
[05:11] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: too many*
[05:11] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: aha, you can.
[05:11] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: You should be able to have as much free space as you want though since it's not a partition, per se.
[05:11] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: just wget it.
[05:11] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: and use a tool, say fbv, to show.
[05:11] <StahlGrau> haha oh man, dude I was trying to help left, well I'm off, cheers guys
[05:12] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: I don't have a GUI period. Are you saying there's a way to view images without one?
[05:12] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: yes
[05:12] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: fbv
[05:12] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: Oooh. I'll look into this. Thanks.
[05:12] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: If you have framebuffer.
[05:13] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: It's also okay to browse the Internet in virtual console, say tty1, but it seems ugly.
[05:13] <Dmanstasiu> @wilee-nilee i'd just like some help if possible :P
[05:13] <TrollingForSoup> FBV, eh?  D:
[05:15] <phonebook_> the two in the middle are both empty
[05:15] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: It seems that sda1, sda2, sda3, sda5, sda6, sda7 are mounted.
[05:15] <phonebook_> but no matter what i do i cant get that space into the ubuntu partition
[05:15] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: Try to resize sda4
[05:16] <IlikeMoose> should i be concerned if the command top says i have a zombie process running?
[05:16] <TrollingForSoup> Nah.
[05:16] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: to fulfill the free space on the fourth row.
[05:16] <TrollingForSoup> Just means a process didn't die when it should have.
[05:16] <bitbarron> I have a pc w/ no operating system.  It just has the BIOS.  How can I tell if it is 32 or 64 bit, so I know which Ubuntu iso to install?
[05:16] <Dmanstasiu> it depends on your processor
[05:16] <KatsumeBlisk> What CPU does it have bitbarron
[05:16] <TrollingForSoup> When you get to CMOS, tell me what CPU you have.
[05:16] <KatsumeBlisk> bitbarron: How much RAM too?
[05:16] <Dmanstasiu> %
[05:16] <Dmanstasiu> ^ *
[05:16] <namoamitabuddha> bitbarron: It depends on your architecture.
[05:16] <IlikeMoose> thanks TrollingForSoup
[05:17] <bitbarron> TrollingForSoup, It has an AMD dual core
[05:17] <wilee-nilee> phonebook_, so you are trying to add partition space to the ubuntu install right?
[05:17] <TrollingForSoup> What dual-core, though?
[05:17] <phonebook_> instead of offering me the option to resize it just came up with a menu that had nothing to do with anything
[05:17] <KatsumeBlisk> bitbarron: How much RAM do you have?
[05:17] <phonebook_> right
[05:17] <phonebook_> a couple hundred gb would be nice
[05:17] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: Are you using a CD?
[05:17] <bitbarron> TrollingForSoup, let me go look. Be right back.
[05:17] <TrollingForSoup> Alright.
[05:17] <phonebook_> ubuntu is already installed
[05:17] <phonebook_> im on ubuntu now
[05:17] <wilee-nilee> !tab | phonebook_  please use nicks so we know who you are talking to.
[05:17] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: Oh, you cannot resize it immediately
[05:18] <bitbarron> TrollingForSoup, It is an AMD Athlon
[05:18] <TrollingForSoup> x64 or x86?
[05:18] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: Too many partitions are mounted, therefore they are locked.
[05:18] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: You cannot operate on them.
[05:18] <bitbarron> TrollingForSoup, Well, it use to have Win XP, so I assume x86
[05:18] <KatsumeBlisk> bitbarron: How much RAM? If it's less than 4GB, then you might as well use 32bit instead of guessing that it's 64bit.
[05:19] <TrollingForSoup> Well, if it came with XP, then yeah.
[05:19] <icequeen> I installed Ubuntu using Wubi. If I want a dual-boot, I have no choice but to re-install Ubuntu right?
[05:19] <TrollingForSoup> XP had an x64, but it was unstable.
[05:19] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: In order to enlarge sda4, the logical partitions, say sda5, sda6, sda7, should be unmounted.
[05:19] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, you can transfer that wubi to a partition hold on.
[05:19] <phonebook_> namoamitabuddha it doesnt give me the option
[05:19] <bitbarron> KatsumeBlisk, It has 2 GB Ram, so I guess 32 is going to be the way I will go
[05:20] <TrollingForSoup> Yes.
[05:20] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: They are locked, therefore the options are GREY.
[05:20] <TrollingForSoup> Is this your first Linux install, bit?
[05:20] <phonebook_> namoamitabuddha wait yes it does, hold on..
[05:20] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: You cannot do that in gparted unless you're a geek.
[05:20] <bitbarron> TrollingForSoup, Thanks.  I think between you and KatsumeBlisk it sounds like 32 is the way to go.  Thanks to both.  Cheers!
[05:20] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MigrateWubi  Make sure you are aware of the amount of partitions on a single hard drive and what type.
[05:20] <KatsumeBlisk> bitbarron: The main benefit of 64bit is allowing you to use more than 4GB of RAM. If you don't have that, I can't think of a reason to go 64bit over 32bit. :)
[05:20] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: Use the low-level tool such as fdisk. IT'S VERY DANGEROUS.
[05:20] <bitbarron> KatsumeBlisk, Thanks.  32 it is.
[05:20] <Dmanstasiu> is bitbarron installing windows or a linux dist ?
[05:20] <TrollingForSoup> bitbarron, If this is your first time using Linux, I can walk you through your first configuration.
[05:21] <zack68491> wilee-nilee, do you have a clue as to why it wont boot at all? im doing as multiple people suggested and am setting up a usb boot but o you have any ideas as to why this would have happened in the fitst place?
[05:21] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, amount of partitions meaning the limitations
[05:21] <phonebook_> namoamitabuddha sighhhhhh
[05:21] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Do you at least see BIOS when booting?
[05:21] <bitbarron> TrollingForSoup, Thanks for the offer.  I have installed Ubuntu several times no, so I think I am good.
[05:21] <wilee-nilee> zack68491, have you checked the md5sum of the disc?
[05:21] <TrollingForSoup> Alright.
[05:21] <TrollingForSoup> Just making sure.
[05:21] <zack68491> not KatsumeBlisk
[05:21] <phonebook_> namoamitabuddha extremely dissapointing considering it will be easy to switch over to windows and find a tool for this
[05:21] <TrollingForSoup> I do so love first installs.
[05:21] <zack68491> i see nothing
[05:21] <icequeen> wilee-nilee I have 2 hard drives on my computer, so my (perhaps naive) assumption is that makes it simpler to have 2 operating systems
[05:21] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: (DANGEROUS) delete sda4, re-create sda4, allocate sda5,sda6,sda7 in the same offset.
[05:21] <zack68491> my motherboard has UEFI if tteans anything
[05:21] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: No.
[05:21] <phonebook_> namoamitabuddha screw it, im not wasting more time on this tonight.... thank you for your help though. i appreciate it
[05:21] <TrollingForSoup> Never tried multidrive dualboot...
[05:22] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: Windows is awful.
[05:22] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, I would agree that a actual dual boot os beter then a wubi install.
[05:22] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: That means a lot. Does anything show up before it tries to boot the live cd/usb?
[05:22] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: I tried to that and finally, windows broke my MBA.
[05:22] <phonebook_> namoamitabuddha im done with it for tonight.... this is stupidly hard when it should be stupidly easy
[05:22] <namoamitabuddha> phonebook_: the partition information all lost.
[05:22] <phonebook_> thanks, im out
[05:22] <TrollingForSoup> Well, I wouldn't call Windows awful.
[05:22] <zack68491> no KatsumeBlisk it just shows a blinking  cursor
[05:22] <icequeen> wilee-nilee I would not have used wubi if I had known it was any different from partitioning things out normally.
[05:22] <zack68491> i suppose i should have mentioned uefi earluer :/
[05:23] <TrollingForSoup> Wubi is annoying...
[05:23] <TrollingForSoup> It's never worked properly for me.
[05:23] <TrollingForSoup> I LIKE manually partitioning, dammit.
[05:23] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: I'm not familiar with UEFI, so I'm probably not much help. If it's similar to BIOS in having a key to press to get to the settings, it should show it when booting.
[05:23] <icequeen> what problems have you said TFS?
[05:23] <grendal_prime2> hello?
[05:23] <TrollingForSoup> I'm not using Wubi right now.
[05:23] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: So when you boot your computer, all you get is the cursor? NOTHING else shows?
[05:23] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, no biggie it can be migrated to a partition with just running code, I would back up any thing important there first though.
[05:23] <TrollingForSoup> I've just had bad experiences in thr past.
[05:23] <zack68491> KatsumeBlisk it has the press the key to change boot settings and whatnot, yes
[05:23] <icequeen> wilee-nilee nothing important :)
[05:24] <zack68491> uefi is essentially the fios settings, but grapphically enhanced
[05:24] <zack68491> and with a mouse ^_^
[05:24] <zack68491> *bios.....
[05:24] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: K. I'm assuming you chose USB or w/e your Ubuntu media is as the first option?
[05:24] <zack68491> yes
[05:24] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Just trying to figure out how far you can get. :)
[05:24] <psycose> lotuspsychje, well the build has start again
[05:24] <zack68491> im gonna try a usb disk just so i  always know exactly where my cd is >_>
[05:25] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: zack68491 said that the cursor occurred.
[05:25] <zack68491> not a mouse cursor, but like a typing prompt
[05:25] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Were you using a CD or USB?
[05:25] <namoamitabuddha> Ah, I see.
[05:25] <zack68491> i waas using a cd
[05:25] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, cool then follow the wiki, put it on the second HD if you like, just be aware of the limit to the amount of primary partitions, ubuntu can be in a extened as a logical partition so that you have a swap a s well if you have 3 primaries on a single disc already.
[05:25] <zack68491> about to usb it
[05:25] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Make a USB, then we'll go from there.
[05:25] <namoamitabuddha> zack68491: Is there anything in promt?
[05:26] <namoamitabuddha> zack68491: prompt*
[05:26] <zack68491> not that i can see
[05:26] <zack68491> i cant enter anyhting there either
[05:26] <namoamitabuddha> zack68491: Try to press Esc
[05:26] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: From what I can tell, the computer doesn't know what to boot.
[05:26] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: That's just my guess though.
[05:26] <wilee-nilee> *extended
[05:26] <zack68491> lemme go hit it and see
[05:26] <zack68491> :P
[05:26] <zack68491> hopefully laptop wont die
[05:26] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: Oh, I know nothing about UEFI.
[05:27] <zack68491> if it does expect me to be back shortly
[05:27] <namoamitabuddha> zack68491: It won't die.
[05:27] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: Neither do I. I've only used BIOS. :P
[05:27] <zack68491> it will
[05:27] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: You should plug it in. :)
[05:27] <zack68491> if the cord comes out
[05:27] <zack68491> it dies
[05:27] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Ahh.
[05:27] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: never mind
[05:27] <zack68491> greatt
[05:27] <zack68491> i tried to create a boot drive
[05:27] <zack68491> didnt work
[05:28] <icequeen> wilee-nilee sorry, I don't think I understand. why do I need to watch the limit of the number of partitions?
[05:28] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: What OS and application did you try to make the USB with?
[05:28] <icequeen> (thanks for your help by the way)
[05:28] <zack68491> windows 7
[05:28] <zack68491> thpendrive linux creator app listed on the wiki
[05:28] <KatsumeBlisk> KatsumeBlisk: I recommend using Universal USB Installer. Google it.
[05:28] <KatsumeBlisk> oops
[05:28] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: See my above comment. XD
[05:28] <zack68491> i am
[05:28] <zack68491> :P
[05:29] <zack68491> thats what im using
[05:29] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, there is a rule that if you have more then 4 primary partitions in  hd that is a standard msdos setup it will make the disc go dynamic, you don't want that.
[05:29] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: What's the problem with the USB? Does it have an error when making it or does it not boot, etc?
[05:29] <zack68491> it says
[05:29] <zack68491> 1 error occurend
[05:29] <zack68491> usb will not boot
[05:29] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, I have to assume you have a msdos regular common setup when I warn you of this.
[05:29] <zack68491> or something along those lines
[05:30] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Win7 says this or is this shown when you try to boot off of it?
[05:30] <zack68491> the program itself says so
[05:31] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Have you tried again? Make sure there's nothing important on it, and reformat it with the program, if you haven't already. Try making it again.
[05:31] <zack68491> im trying :P
[05:31] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Unless it disappears on its own, don't close errors until you tell us exactly what it says. :)
[05:32] <icequeen> wilee-nilee the D drive does not have any operating system installed on it, the windows OS is on C drive. would msdos still be installed on the second disc?
[05:32] <zack68491> just to ensure im not being retarted
[05:32] <zack68491> this is the proper one correct?
[05:32] <zack68491> ubuntu-12.04-desktop-amd64
[05:32] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Yes.
[05:32] <zack68491> im using amd 64 bit cpu
[05:32] <zack68491> okay
[05:32] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: It doesn't have to be AMD, but if your desktop has UEFI, it definitely works with 64bit.
[05:33] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, probably, you could boot a live ubuntu cd and look at it with gparted or use the windows partitioner to identify it.
[05:33] <zack68491> well this could be problematic
[05:33] <KatsumeBlisk> icequeen: I recommend using an Ubuntu CD since the Windows partitioner is pretty bad.
[05:33] <zack68491> when i select my flashdrives letter
[05:33] <zack68491> it freezes
[05:33] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, are you sure that D is a second HD, not just a partition?
[05:34] <wilee-nilee> KatsumeBlisk, look at the channel this is just to identify a partitioning type
[05:34] <KatsumeBlisk> zack68491: Not sure what to tell you. At this point, I'd try a reboot and/or redownloading the tool.
[05:35] <KatsumeBlisk> wilee-nilee: Sorry. I've been focusing on one person. I'll stay out of your way.
[05:35] <icequeen> wilee-nilee - well the D drive's name is DATAPART1. However, the C drive recently failed and was physically removed and replaced with a new drive (all the files were destryoed). but the D drive's files were intact. So I take that as a pretty good indication they are physically separate disks
[05:35] <zack68491> i think i broke my flashdrive......
[05:36] <zack68491> murphys law seems to apply to my life
[05:36] <icequeen> wilee-nilee yes, Dell's product description of my laptop (Studio 17) say "dual hard drives"
[05:36] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, I don't like to guess, so I would be comfortable if we were able to confirm the D drive with gparted from a live ubuntu cd.
[05:37] <icequeen> wilee-nilee - i'm using ubuntu right now
[05:37] <L3top> icequeen: sudo fdisk -l
[05:37] <L3top> icequeen: in a pastebin please
[05:37] <wilee-nilee> L3top, will that work from a wubi?
[05:37] <icequeen> wilee-nilee - installing GParted now....
[05:38] <SpacePoet> how do i get more hard drives?
[05:38] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, L3top may be correct, not sure how gparted works from a wubi to be honest.
[05:39] <wilee-nilee> probably works, never tried it. icequeen
[05:40] <icequeen> GParted (just installed) says there's a /dev/sda and a /dev/sdb. Two HDs, right?
[05:40] <jkoltner> Hi guys.  I'm changing to change the name of a Unbuntu 10.04 machine here.  I've changed /etc/hostname and /etc/hosts and rebooted, and while pinging the new name works fine, pinging the old name still gets this same machine as well. :-(  Since I want to re-use the old name on another PC, is there anything else I need to change/clear?
[05:41] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, yeah take a screen shot of both and put them in a imagebin
[05:41] <jkoltner> changing to change->trying to change
[05:41] <wilee-nilee> !imagebin | icequeen
[05:41] <Diazo> Hi all, I'm trying to install a Lexmark Pinnacle Pro 901 printer driver but for some reason the installer keeps telling me that I have a few components that have been previously installed. I can't seem to find away to delete them... here's a screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/CaRDp.jpg
[05:43] <DaRkStaR> jkoltner : restart nscd service to clear DNS cache
[05:43] <wilee-nilee> Diazo, did you try running the printer app to see if ubuntu has that in the repo's
[05:43] <zack6849> yeah, i even broke my flash drive
[05:43] <icequeen> wilee-nilee http://imagebin.org/223866 + http://imagebin.org/223867
[05:43] <zack6849> this is fantastic
[05:43] <zack6849> -_-
[05:43] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: How'd you break it?
[05:44] <zack6849> not sure
[05:44] <zack6849> wont read oxon any pc or x
[05:44] <Diazo> wilee-nilee, I haven't tried that but I can't seem to find my printer cable to connect the printer cable to my laptop to find the driver.
[05:44] <zack6849> i t usually has a dara used bar
[05:44] <jkoltner> DarkStar: This is Ubuntu 10.04, which doesn't have nscd installed even?
[05:44] <Diazo> Seeing as the printer is a wireless printer.
[05:44] <zack6849> now it is just striped
[05:44] <jkoltner> And apparently doesn't cache DNS entries?  (Or isn't suppose to...)
[05:44] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Well, do you have another USB or a way to burn another disc?
[05:45] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Not sure if UEFI, but in BIOS, you can manually select what to boot from separately from the boot order. Have you tried this?
[05:46] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, you have standard msdos setup the sdb drive has data on it is that a recovery for windows?
[05:46] <zack6849> yes
[05:46] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: And you still got the blinking cursor without any other message right?
[05:46] <zack6849> yea
[05:47] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: How long have you let that cursor sit?
[05:47] <wilee-nilee> Diazo, I have no idea on how to fix the problem you're in, so I wondered if you tried the repos is all.
[05:47] <zack6849> the whole time
[05:47] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: It's been there this entire time, eh? Hmm.
[05:48] <icequeen> wilee-nilee sdb has Ubuntu 12.04 on it
[05:48] <Diazo> wilee-nilee, How would I go about checking the repository?
[05:48] <icequeen> (installed with wubi onto the D drive) wilee-nilee
[05:48] <icequeen> (D drive = sdb)
[05:48] <newbchessplayer> flash video on firefox keeps stuttering  about 2 or 3 times a second, the only way i can fix it is to restart the darned computer. nothing else (logging out and in again, suspending) works. why is this happening?
[05:49] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: I'm not sure what to do now. I've told you everything I'd do.
[05:49] <zack6849> this blows
[05:49] <zack6849> thats an expensive pc too
[05:50] <newbchessplayer> use it to clean up your leafs then zack6849
[05:50] <newbchessplayer> leaves
[05:50] <zack6849> ?
[05:50] <newbchessplayer> leafs
[05:50] <newbchessplayer> lol
[05:50] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: I'm sure it's just the hard drive and not the whole PC.
[05:50] <zack6849> thats still aa 1TB HDD!
[05:50] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Or mobo since UEFI could be the problem.
[05:50] <icequeen> wilee-nilee sdb a.k.a. D drive i usually just use for normal file storage. movies, music, etc. that's what it's for, just regular storage. I decided to re-purpose it for Ubuntu since 500GB storage is more than enough (even though my sda a.k.a. C drive looks full that's just temporary)
[05:50] <zack6849> .............
[05:51] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: I'm just saying that I'm sure there's a fix. I jsut can't do anything from here, you know?
[05:51] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, Ah okay I assume it is safe to shrink the sdb1 partition with the windows installer and have ubuntu still boot as the wubi, leaving space for the migration, the boot the ubuntu to make sure it is good then migrate it. I have never done a migration so you will have to follow the wiki. Or you could just wipe the sdb and do a install from a live ubuntu cd to the sdb and let it run the install to the free space.
[05:51] <newbchessplayer> KatsumeBlisk, if you've exhausted the options with zack, could you help me when you get a chance?
[05:51] <KatsumeBlisk> newbchessplayer: What's your problem? There's a chance I can't help, depending on what it is?
[05:51] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, so the sdb is not the ubuntu wubi?
[05:51] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Do you have any other USB drives to try?
[05:52] <newbchessplayer> flash video on firefox keeps stuttering  about 2 or 3 times a second, the only way i can fix it is to restart the darned computer. nothing else (logging out and in again, suspending) works. why is this happening?
[05:52] <zack6849> KatsumeBlisk im trying a different one now
[05:52] <RAsputtin> wassup ?
[05:52] <KatsumeBlisk> newbchessplayer: I assume it's because Flash (on Linux especially) sucks.
[05:52] <zack6849> it seems to be working, im currently installinng the usb boot thin gonto it
[05:52] <RAsputtin> i don't see the bluetooth device in my kde
[05:52] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Let me know if it's successful.
[05:52] <newbchessplayer> thanks that fixed it right up, KatsumeBlisk
[05:53] <zack6849> 7zip is exxtrating what i assume s the iso
[05:53] <zack6849> *is
[05:53] <KatsumeBlisk> newbchessplayer: I've never had a lot of luck with Flash. I avoid it on Linux
[05:53] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Yeah.
[05:53] <icequeen> wilee-nilee well it's confusing. wubi is supposed to be a program in windows, but windows is on sda and ubuntu is on sdb. I guess it's just a windows program installed on sdb
[05:53] <icequeen> KatsumeBlisk you don't watch youtube?
[05:53] <KatsumeBlisk> icequeen: Not really.
[05:53] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, what do you see if you open it?
[05:53] <newbchessplayer> i know right
[05:54] <KatsumeBlisk> And that's the last I'm talking about my habits with flash. Not really on topic. ;)
[05:54] <zack6849> k
[05:55] <zack6849> it didnt throw an error
[05:55] <zack6849> just go boot off of it and see what happens?
[05:55] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Basically.
[05:55] <newbchessplayer> so has anyone else had experience with this hiccuping flash video?
[05:55] <icequeen> wilee-nilee I can't open it right now for some reason, but I've opened it on windows and it just had a folder called 'ubuntu' with files and subfolders
[05:55] <zack6849> lets  hope nothing bursts into flames
[05:55] <zack6849> ill br
[05:55] <zack6849> *brb
[05:56] <icequeen> wilee-nilee the whole reason I used wubi in the first place is because I found the LiveCD installation scary. dead simple if I want to simply split my sda in half, but more complicated to accord one hard drive per OS
[05:56] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, my only concern with the sdb1 partition was if it is the ubuntu would it be affected by a resize of that partition, if that is what it is just resize it and check that it works before migrating it. If you have nothing to save there then a regular cd install to a free space there is fine if you just delete the sdb1.
[05:57] <RAsputtin> how can i see bluetooth devices ?
[05:58] <icequeen> wilee-nilee, so I'll shrink the sdb1 partition to like 31 GB, since wubi only uses 30 GB anyway. then I'll migrate it, and delete the wubi partition afterwards?
[05:58] <newbchessplayer> the bluetooth symbol on the top panal ?
[05:59] <zack6849> odd
[05:59] <zack6849> i used the uusb
[05:59] <zack6849> and in my boot screen it shows up twice
[05:59] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, I don't think the windows partitioner will allow you to make that small, I suspect a shrink of that size might make the wubi bricked, but I don't know I never really used wubi.
[05:59] <newbchessplayer> flash video on firefox keeps stuttering  about 2 or 3 times a second, the only way i can fix it is to restart the darned computer. nothing else (logging out and in again, suspending) works. why is this happening?
[05:59] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Try one, if it doesn't work, try the other.
[05:59] <zack6849> i tried both devices, after trying them both i noticed that it actually goes down a few lines then freezes again
[05:59] <zack6849> ie
[05:59] <zack6849> at start its here
[06:00] <zack6849> |
[06:00] <zack6849> then it goes down a few lines
[06:00] <zack6849> |
[06:00] <FloodBot1> zack6849: Please don't flood; use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste; don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:00] <icequeen> wilee-nilee wubi is capped at 30 GB. so, I could not install 40 GB worth of software. at least that's my understanding from what I've read
[06:01] <zack6849> any ideas KatsumeBlisk?
[06:01] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: So it boots from the USB and freezes?
[06:01] <icequeen> wilee-nilee anyway to be safe I could just shrink to 80 GB or something. as long as I can delete it after it doesn't matter. and if I brick the wubi, it wouldn't devastate me I'd just rather try to migrate than start from scratch
[06:01] <zack6849> it boots
[06:01] <zack6849> and it even goes down a few lines with the prompt thing
[06:02] <zack6849> no uubunto screen though
[06:02] <zack6849> '*ubuntu
[06:02] <zack6849> >_>
[06:02] <zack6849> would screenshots help any?
[06:02] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: I'm not sure what to tell you. That's really weird, and I've never seen that before. Especially since it booted before this whole snafu.
[06:02] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Not really. I don't have a GUI and haven't setup a way to view images in CLI.
[06:03] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: It might help someone else help you though.
[06:03] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, I think that is the limit 30 gigs. If it was me I would shrink the sdb1 with the windows partitioner to have a bigger then 30 gig partition for the migration, then check the ubuntu still boots. I would migrate it then, and then you can exspnad the ubuntu partition from either end to make it the size you want, this would be done from a live gparted or ubuntu cd I rfecommend having a live ubuntu cd anyway.
[06:03] <zack6849> well did you hear my whole story earlier?
[06:03] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: Yes. You rebooted when the partitioning froze.
[06:03] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: snapshot?
[06:03] <zack6849> yeah
[06:03] <zack6849> snapshot?
[06:03] <zack6849> what
[06:03] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: may help.
[06:03] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: screenshot
[06:04] <zack6849> i doubt itll help but okay
[06:04] <zack6849> gimme a sec
[06:04] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: I'm sorry I'm not much of help. I wish I could fix it. :(
[06:04] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Your spelling seems strange.
[06:04] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: It's slang sort of.
[06:05] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, to be honest that will take some time if you include the expansion of the migration, a ubuntu install from a cd is about 20 min
[06:05] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: It's not officially correct, but it's correct to our eyes. If that made sense.
[06:05] <icequeen> wilee-nilee how much time?
[06:05] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: But it's really hard to non-native speakers.
[06:06] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: Yeah I know. Nothing I can do about it though. I don't use it. I'm weird and like being grammatically correct.
[06:06] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, hard to say the resizing of the migration to the size you want is the longest, I would estimate all together if you went step by step knowing what you are doing about 2 hours.
[06:06] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: You are not weird.
[06:07] <zack6849> uploaafing pics now
[06:07] <dikim33> nobody uses csh or tcsh on ubuntu?
[06:07] <zack6849> gd, i apologize for all of my typos, i despise this laptop
[06:07] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: No worries. :)
[06:07] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, I think it will take a bit longer times are not really estimable in this scenario, all I can say is a fresh install will be the fastest
[06:08] <icequeen> wilee-nilee that's fine, I would save hours and hours of time doing the migration rather than a fresh install. a fresh install would be depressing. i've already spent days tweaking my ubuntu
[06:08] <ajnr> Hi all , may I know what is the command to tar and copy a directory including subdirectory and files ? Actually my ubuntu became corrupt while upgrading , so I want to get a backup data using live dvd of ubuntu. how to do if any one suggest plz
[06:09] <ajnr> while copying it shows permission denied
[06:09] <zack6849> disk select screen :https://dl.dropbox.com/u/49928817/troubleshoot/IMG_20120809_020440.jpg
[06:09] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, So do yo9u understand the process I suggest for the migration? resizing the migration may have you also reinstalling grub, so you will need a live ubuntu cd for that.
[06:10] <zack6849> after i select a boot device it just shows this
[06:10] <zack6849> https://dl.dropbox.com/u/49928817/troubleshoot/IMG_20120809_020623.jpg
[06:10] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: Could you change a website?
[06:10] <zack6849> upload to tinypic or something?
[06:10] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: sucha s imagebin.org
[06:10] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: such as*
[06:10] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: dropbox is unaccessible here.
[06:10] <zack6849> might i ask why? i dont mind but its a bit of a hassle to upload them again
[06:10] <zack6849> aww
[06:10] <zack6849> alright
[06:11] <KatsumeBlisk> namoamitabuddha: What country are you in anyway?
[06:11] <ajnr> Hi all , may I know what is the command to tar and copy a directory including subdirectory and files ? Actually my ubuntu became corrupt while upgrading , so I want to get a backup data using live dvd of ubuntu. how to do if any one suggest plz,while copying it shows permission deniedhow to make my data backup through command line !
[06:12] <crimsonmane> zack6849: you could have said you just get a blinking curser upper left corner.
[06:12] <zack6849> i said that
[06:12] <crimsonmane> ajnr: you might need to run "chmod" on the directory to obtain ownership
[06:12] <zack6849> they asked for images
[06:12] <namoamitabuddha> KatsumeBlisk: I knew that there was googlable log for #ubuntu, but something is private.
[06:12] <zack6849> :/
[06:12] <icequeen> wilee-nilee yup I've got a LiveCD (that's how I installed Wubi in the first place, funnily enough...) I'll boot up my LiveCD, run GPartition, shrink the partition, check to see if it's still working, if so then I'll migrate it
[06:12] <KatsumeBlisk> !patience | ajnr
[06:13] <zack6849> crimsonmane do you have any clue what i did?
[06:13] <ajnr> crimsonmane, I did but dint get ! KatsumeBlisk , ok , ubottu , Sorry !
[06:13] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, cool I would use the windows partitioner to be safe but it probably does not matter, your choice.
[06:13] <namoamitabuddha> wilee-nilee: Windows partitioner is DANGEROUS.
[06:13] <KatsumeBlisk> ajnr: Sorry about that. ubottu is a bot. I didn't realize someone answered, so I shouldn't have done that. Sorry.
[06:13] <KatsumeBlisk> ajnr: I was looking up the command because I don't frequent here as often as I should. :P
[06:14] <ajnr> crimsonmane, I gave chmod -R 777 <directory name> , but dint get the result !
[06:14] <crimsonmane> zack6849: you know what you did... what did you do before rebooting? is this an attempted first install? is this a LiveBoot?
[06:14] <icequeen> wilee-nilee oh, you think the windows partitioner would be safer?
[06:14] <wilee-nilee> namoamitabuddha, not in resizing a windows partition with windows but this is a wubi, so it is a up in gthe air thing in my opinion.
[06:14] <crimsonmane> ajnr: i dont know much about chmod, but there's that plus maybe use sudo on your copy command.
[06:14] <escott> ajnr, silence is success
[06:14] <zack6849> yes, attemted first install gone wrong, it froze during partitioning
[06:14] <ajnr> escott, :)
[06:14] <zack6849> and my brilliant self decicded t reboot
[06:14] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, not sure this is a unusaul area for this channel really.
[06:14] <KatsumeBlisk> crimsonmane: He rebooted while partitioning froze. Now, he's just trying to boot from USB and it's failing.
[06:14] <namoamitabuddha> wilee-nilee: It would automatically delete filesystem unknown to windows, such as ext. Maybe it's deliberate.
[06:14] <crimsonmane> zack6849: i suspect you did not correctly assign "/"
[06:15] <crimsonmane> OH
[06:15] <zack6849> im sorry what?
[06:15] <icequeen> wilee-nilee why the hunch that windows partitioner would be safer? do you think a LiveCD GPartition would be alright?
[06:15] <wilee-nilee> namoamitabuddha, there is no ext it is a ntfs wubi is a file in windows.
[06:15] <zack6849> please tell me you have a solution! D:
[06:16] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, I think so I would not shrink it more then half for the migration, since that is a big HD, just to be safe.
[06:16] <crimsonmane> zack6849: remove the HD, CD drive, etc and attempt to boot from usb again
[06:16] <namoamitabuddha> zack6849: imagebin ok?
[06:16] <crimsonmane> removing the power cable is enough
[06:17] <zack6849> oh god
[06:17] <crimsonmane> zack6849: wait wait
[06:17] <icequeen> wilnee-nilee, alright, I will shrink it to like 55% or something
[06:17] <ajnr> is it possible to move the data as a backup from one partition to another partion in duel boot system !
[06:17] <crimsonmane> zack6849: is your computer 32 bit and you downlaoded 64 bit?
[06:17] <zack6849> nope
[06:17] <zack6849> 64bit
[06:17] <zack6849> downloaded 64bit
[06:17] <KatsumeBlisk> crimsonmane: It's UEFI too just so you know.
[06:17] <crimsonmane> KatsumeBlisk: omg (barf)
[06:17] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, you can run a command to save all the installed apps in the ubuntu install, and then save any extra ppa's so if it breaks and you do a fresh install you could reload what you had.
[06:17] <crimsonmane> zack6849: has linux been installed on this machine previously?
[06:18] <zack6849> it was at one tiime, on a vm though
[06:18] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, name of the apps not themselves
[06:18] <zack6849> i didd a full blown install once before i upgraded my parts
[06:19] <icequeen> wilee-nilee aw sweet, what's the command?
[06:19] <lotuspsychje> !backup
[06:19] <lotuspsychje> ajnr:try this
[06:19] <icequeen> wilee-nilee ok, still useful
[06:19] <crimsonmane> zack6849: so you cannot get to the main window where you select boot in compatibility mode, etc?
[06:20] <ajnr> lotuspsychje, dint get !
[06:20] <zack6849> i dont see anyting at all except for the cursor
[06:20] <lotuspsychje> read the trigger !backup
[06:20] <KatsumeBlisk> !backup | ajnr
[06:21] <crimsonmane> zack6849: it's possible your usb install is corrupted. did you do an md5sum to make sure the download was correct, and another md5sum to make sure the liveusb was correct?
[06:21] <reuf> nobody knows nothing in this channel
[06:21] <reuf> guys - question - i have dual screen - but on the other screen my desktop area overflows physical size of the screen - how to cope with this?
[06:21] <KatsumeBlisk> crimsonmane: It's fine. This happens with a CD too.
[06:21] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, http://paste.ubuntu.com/1137482/
[06:21] <KatsumeBlisk> crimsonmane: It's the hardware.
[06:21] <crimsonmane> ok
[06:22] <KatsumeBlisk> crimsonmane: Just trying to fill you in. :)
[06:22] <crimsonmane> zack6849: have you been inside the bios to make sure secure-boot is turned off?
[06:22] <namoamitabuddha> AFIRC
[06:22] <NuSuey> hi guys.. anybody knows why .. whenever i want to fullscreen a game (i have two monitors) it wants (and will) to clone game on both monitors..
[06:22] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, you ned to have any extra repos installed to get the packages from there if yhou have any. I'm going to crash shortly as well.
[06:24] <KatsumeBlisk> zack6849: I need sleep, so I won't be able to help anymore. I really hope you get this fixed. I'm disappointed when I can't help. :(
[06:24] <pratz> can i traceroute smtp ?
[06:24] <lotuspsychje> !xrandr
[06:24] <KatsumeBlisk> lotuspsychje: You can pipe those commands to the person so that they get a ping about it instead of you hoping they see it.
[06:24] <icequeen> wilnee-nilee repos? packages?
[06:25] <psycose> lotuspsychje, the issue still occur :-/
[06:25] <lotuspsychje> KatsumeBlisk: i know mate
[06:25] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, If you added any extra repo's is what I'm talking about if you did not then disregard that.
[06:26] <wilee-nilee> linux and ubuntu allows you to ad repos.
[06:26] <lotuspsychje> psycose: reask your question here in channel once in a while
[06:27] <wilee-nilee> icequeen, I have to crash best of luck.;)
[06:28] <icequeen> wilee-nilee thanks you so much, your help has been extraordinary
[06:28] <icequeen> wilee-nilee may the blessings of Osiris, Ptah, Bast, Ra, and Amon be upon you
[06:30] <crimsonmane> icequeen: what about Oden?
[06:31] <icequeen> yeah, and Thor, and Loki (why not)
[06:31] <ajnr> Using linux live dvd I want to backup my data from dead ubuntu !
[06:32] <lotuspsychje> !backup | ajnr
[06:32] <ajnr> lotuspsychje, dint get !
[06:33] <crimsonmane> ajnr: how come you dont read those links?
[06:34] <lotuspsychje> ajnr: for a new ubuntu install you can choose to keep your data aswell..
[06:44] <pseudonymous> I'm having a problem where ibus+anthy (Japanese typing support) doesn't seem to work anymore. I tried making a new user account in which it works just as expected. Is there a way to completely nuke the ibus+anthy/ibus-daemon settings such that I can get this runnign again ?
[06:45] <pseudonymous> (oh yea - adding Chinese support to the existing, otherwise borked, account seems to work. .But anty never does)
[06:59] <pie_> How can I manually set the DNS server for an interface?
[07:07] <DaRkStaR> pie_: edit the /etc/network/interfaces file and add the line "dns-nameservers ip_address" to the interface definition
[07:07] <pie_> thank you. I cant believe how easy it was to not find that.
[07:08] <DaRkStaR> pie_: http://askubuntu.com/questions/143819/how-do-i-configure-my-static-dns-in-interfaces
[07:09] <DaRkStaR> opps wrong link
[07:14] <pie_> DaRkStaR, and how can I get it to reload the nameserver list?
[07:18] <loklaan> Hey all, having a problem with Fogger, and I can't seem to find a solution with google
[07:18] <pseudonymous> There must be someone who's using ibus. Really
[07:19] <loklaan> I've tried heapss of different urls but every single on tells me: The URL [the url] could not be reached. Please double check the url you provided and try again.
[07:20] <loklaan> and this is for Fogger, the app that one the Ubuntu App Showdown.
[07:20] <loklaan> anyone having this issue?
[07:21] <dileep> cut all icom in wine
[07:22] <Mike551345> hi
[07:23] <Mike551345> hey i need some help
[07:24] <dileep> wine icon delite
[07:27] <Guest27727> hey need some help
[07:27] <ding_> ?
[07:28] <Alexey1> Привет
[07:28] <Alexey1> Hi
[07:28] <Guest27727> Ok so i have been tinkering with a ubuntu 12.04 lts server os and have been having troulbes installing java for a minecraft server
[07:28] <ZIKOBABA> help
[07:31] <dileep> unlod wine and all data
[07:32] <dileep> unlod wine and all wine data
[07:38] <dileep> uninstal wine and all wine data
[07:40] <dileep> uninstal wine and all wine data help
[07:43] <Guest27390> hi
[07:43] <dileep> uninstal wine and all wine data help
[07:44] <Guest27390> need some help plz
[07:44] <L3top> !java
[07:45] <Guest27390> thanks
[07:46] <Guest27390> how do i install java on to a server for minecraft server>
[07:46] <Guest27390> ?
[07:47] <Guest27390> its command line server
[07:47] <Guest27390> help plz
[07:49] <dileep> help plz
[07:49] <Guest27390> HELP PLZ
[07:49] <dileep> help plz
[07:53] <timaaarrreee> Guest27390: No. This is not a minecraft support channel. Please leave.
[07:53] <dileep> instal wain
[07:54] <Guest27727> no i need to get java but not sure how to intall it
[07:54] <Guest27727> java 6
[07:54] <OerHeks> !java | Guest27390 here is info about installing java 6/7
[07:55] <dabarrojo> que tal tengo un problema con mi ordenador me pueden ayudar
[07:55] <Guest27727>  yeah i have been there but doenst help with showing the commands or how to do it in a command structure
[07:56] <OerHeks> !es | dabarrojo
[07:56] <dabarrojo> gracias
[07:57] <OerHeks> Guest27727, yes that page does give you comandline instructions.
[07:58] <isbric> Hi, i need to set env $HOST to whatever the user used to ssh to a host, is this posible?
[07:59] <isbric> ex: ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"echo $HOST" shuld return servicename.domain.tld
[08:00] <PapaSierra> morning, i'd like to make a script that add a user with a USERNAME and PASSWORD as variables and also to give that user the ability to sudo. how do i do this as a script (no shell interaction allowed)
[08:00] <PapaSierra> isbric isn't that the same is "$ ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>hostname"?
[08:01] <isbric> no, thats the thing..
[08:01] <isbric> hostname -fqdn isnt the same as the servicename
[08:01] <PapaSierra> ah
[08:01] <isbric> and i need to set PS1 to the servicename, not the hostname
[08:01] <isbric> and id like to have it dynamic
[08:03] <isbric> as of now im using /etc/servicename to store the hosts servicename, but in the case one host harbors more then one service id like it to use the domain used while connecting with ssh
[08:04] <ferni> PapaSierra: you could use something like "expect" or generate the password hash from script and update the users /etc/shadow entry
[08:05] <PapaSierra> ferni i believe what i'm trying to do is simpler: i.e. when i type $ adduser me it goes on to prompt me for a password. i just want to put my password as a command line arg instead of being prompted for it
[08:06] <PapaSierra> so i want something like: "adduser $LINUXUSER -p $LINUXPASS", only i don't think that -p is correct. but you get what i'm trying to do
[08:07] <crimsonmane> PapaSierra: there's adduser and useradd... type "man adduser"
[08:07] <crimsonmane> one works better than the other
[08:08] <PapaSierra> well adduser is the high level version of useradd. useradd is linux, adduser is ubuntu's "helper"
[08:08] <reuf> guys - question - i have dual screen - but on the other screen my desktop area overflows physical size of the screen - how to cope with this?
[08:08] <crimsonmane> actually it's debian's, not ubuntu's
[08:08] <ferni> PapaSierra: oh you can also use usermod to set password
[08:09] <crimsonmane> use passwd to set passwords too
[08:09] <crimsonmane> but one of those... useradd or adduser i forget which... does the extra work of creating user folders, while the other one you ahve to set up every. little. thing. on. your. own.
[08:09] <PapaSierra> right but that still doesn't help me get past the prompts that adduser requests
[08:09] <PapaSierra> crimsonmane adduser does the extra work. useradd is the lowlevel one
[08:10] <B35m4> @reuf, cant you just adjust through via the "display"menu?
[08:10] <crimsonmane> PapaSierra: then you wanna use the low level one and use all the proper tags.
[08:11] <PapaSierra> ok, since i'm new, but not totally incompitent, could you let me know a "checklist" of what the user needs? username, home dir, password, group? sudo group??
[08:11] <dileep> uninstall wine case
[08:13] <crimsonmane> PapaSierra: nope...
[08:13] <crimsonmane> PapaSierra: that's why i use the other one
[08:13] <PapaSierra> ;)
[08:13] <crimsonmane> but i go through the steps and fill in the info
[08:17] <option> hi there
[08:18] <chuck> oi
[08:19] <geirha> PapaSierra: Have a look at newusers(8)
[08:20] <chuck> ;)
[08:20] <option> fuck
[08:23] <mjt> hello. should grub show its presence somehow when booting 12.04 desktop?
[08:23] <chuck> mjt: not always
[08:24] <chuck> mjt: usually before the purple screen, it may say "Loading Grub"
[08:24] <chuck> mjt: then go away
[08:24] <redbox> could someone help me in shares folders from linux with windows 7 ???
[08:25] <chuck> redbox: i have always been able to see folders from windows in linux..but never folders in linux from windows. I dont think windows understands the filesystem
[08:25] <mjt> hm. so how to enter boot menu?
[08:25] <mjt> shift. i see
[08:25] <mjt> (in /boot/grub/grub.cfg)
[08:26] <chuck> mjt: yup..that lets you select which kernel you want to boot into
[08:26] <redbox> chuck i shares my folders in linux but i can access it in windows 7
[08:26] <redbox> can u help me
[08:26] <crimsonmane> redbox: you need Samba
[08:26] <chuck> redbox: i dont have any experience with windows
[08:27] <chuck> redbox: i have used it maybe for a short time..but not for anything like that
[08:27] <crimsonmane> SambaShare
[08:27] <crimsonmane> Samba
[08:28] <vivid> why is it the boot-up splash screen never works? and how do i disable it.  id rather have an old school text boot than a purple screen of waiting
[08:29] <redbox> i already install it .is running but i can access it in windows.something like server error
[08:29] <crimsonmane> redbox: you're going to have to be a better assistant if you want any help
[08:30] <chuck> vivid: i think you can edit that. it maybe part of the init
[08:30] <vivid> well, does it work for anyone?
[08:31] <j`ey_w> hi guys, can I install 32bit boost on my 64bit machine?
[08:32] <chuck> vivid: i use peppermint OS three. all i know is that after i installed my video drivers, my peppermint loading screen turned into a black screen
[08:32] <Anomie211> How do I update to the latest php on Ubuntu 11.10? I'm getting 'E: Broken Package' when following this guide -- http://askubuntu.com/questions/108929/easiest-way-to-upgrade-php-to-latest-version-on-11-10
[08:32] <chuck> vivid: http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/customize-boot-splash-screen-logo-linux/
[08:32] <vivid> chuck:.: so you think it only works with the shittay open drivers?
[08:33] <chuck> vivid: no idea.
[08:33] <redbox> crimsonmane : i try 2 share folder from ubuntu to windows 7 from my local network
[08:33] <chuck> vivid: maybe from what they mention in that link i sent you, you could do something to remove it
[08:34] <AdvoWork> Hi there. i'm having a problem with some mounts on my servers. I'm moving files to a folder /mnt/documents on (server1) this works fine as it is, but the thing is, /mnt/documents is supposed to be a mounted share that i've done in /etc/fstab. When i do sudo mount -a this works too(it mounts and I can see the shared files). The problem is, as soon as I mount it, I get a permission denied problem and can no longer move files to /mnt/documents. I'v
[08:34] <AdvoWork> e done various tests, i've chown'ed things such as ftp:ftp, ftp:wheel, root:root, i've set to 777 as a test. same problem. I'm mounting via: //<IP_ADDRESS>/new_documents /mnt/documents cifs exec,credentials=/home/credentials. Any ideas please?
[08:35] <almin> mates, has anyone solved ubuntu random logout problem:)
[08:35] <chuck> almin: never had that problem.
[08:35] <almin> i have seen on forum that many users are complaining
[08:36] <almin> i have that problem since i have upgraded to 12.04 lts
[08:36] <almin> it just do logout randomly
[08:37] <chuck> almin: nvidia graphics drivers?
[08:37] <chuck> almin: alot of people are experiencing this with nvidia drivers
[08:37] <almin> yes
[08:37] <chuck> almin: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/980519
[08:38] <almin> thank u Chuck
[08:38] <almin> im going to read it
[08:41] <eltigre> hey, I normally use an ubuntu desktop, and I'd now like to install Ubuntu on a  new netbook I got, that currently only has windows 7. I also can't access the network with the netbook yet because I would have to run the connection through the desktop pc.... what would be the best way to proceed?
[08:42] <eltigre> btw the netbook does not have a cdrom
[08:42] <eltigre> or dvdrom drive
[08:42] <wdp> eltigre, then you're left with usb install, or disassembling the sata harddrive and putting it into another computer.
[08:42] <eltigre> ah ok
[08:43] <mjt> how to disable starting up X, and only run text-mode gettys (12.04) ?
[08:43] <wdp> eltigre, pretty sure that the usb variant is easier than network install if you aren't experienced
[08:44] <jalexandru> how can I save a specific zoom level for terminal? using ubuntu 12.04?
[08:44] <mjt> aha. /etc/init/lightdm.cfg
[08:45] <ThinkT510> !text | mjt
[08:45] <TJ-> mjt:  Rename the lightdm.conf upstart init job: "sudo mv /etc/init/lightdm.conf /etc/init/lightdm" ... removing the .conf extension stops it being read by upstart... to reinstate it, just rename it back
[08:45] <mjt> the prob is that i can't get grub menu to work ;)
[08:46] <TJ-> mjt: Press Shift key to get GRUB2 menu as soon as BIOS screens are done
[08:46] <mjt> i'm debugging this very issue TJ- -- shift does not work
[08:46] <Snakepit> ...
[08:46] <TJ-> mjt: I've had it where I'm not pressing it at the right point ... no good holding it down on some systems; you need to rapidly repeatedly press it
[08:47] <mjt> i can only guess no "external" interrupts work at this stage
[08:47] <mjt> it appears to be a problem in a virtual machine, since previous version of it works fine
[08:48] <mjt> i installed ubuntu _just_ to debug this issue, since they give me ubuntu as a reproducer for the bug in question
[08:48] <TJ-> mjt: what's the VM? qemu-kvm ?
[08:48] <mjt> yes qemu-kvm
[08:48] <TJ-> mjt: And its a fresh install into the VM?
[08:48] <mjt> yes
[08:48] <mjt> my first ubuntu install ever :)
[08:49] <TJ-> Does the VM window have the input focus at the time you hit the key?
[08:50] <mjt> yes
[08:50] <mjt> it isn't that siple TJ- :)
[08:50] <TJ-> mjt: 12.04 install... which arch? i386 or amd64 ?
[08:50] <mjt> .ignore XiRoN
[08:50] <mjt> i386
[08:50] <j`ey_w> how can I found out where apt-get installed libboost?
[08:51] <mjt> where?
[08:51] <mjt> dpkg -L <packagename> will show you list of files of that package
[08:51] <j`ey_w> thanks
[08:52] <j`ey_w> hm
[08:52] <j`ey_w> http://pastebin.com/7mkMWY2D
[08:52] <j`ey_w> doesnt seem right
[08:53] <mjt> it does
[08:53] <mjt> dpkg -s liboost-all-dev will show you description of this package
[08:53] <TJ-> mjt: what's the complete qemu command line you're using to launch the VM? I'll see if I can reproduce it
[08:54] <mjt> TJ-: it is in-kernel irqchip iteraction issue with qemu-kvm v1.1
[08:55] <TJ-> mjt: Ubuntu uses v1.0 in 12.04
[08:55] <mjt> i know
[08:55] <mjt> fwiw, i'm qemu and qemu-kvm maintainer in debian
[08:56] <mjt> and 1.0 does not have this bug
[08:57] <TJ-> mjt:  I did some hacking on qemu-kvm upstream a while back to add USB 2 support; I'll dust off my dusty brain cells!
[08:57] <mjt> :)
[08:57] <TJ-> mjt: do you have a bug reference I can work from?
[08:57] <mjt> http://bugs.debian.org/683096
[08:57] <mjt> heh
[08:58] <TJ-> mjt: Also, which kernel version is it being run on? 3.2 is what's in 12.04
[08:58] <j`ey_w> im doing `ldd program` and getting libboost_iostreams.so.2 => not found
[08:58] <j`ey_w> Im on ubuntu 10.04, anyone know the problem here?
[08:58] <j`ey_w> (64bit machine, but trying to use 32bit programs0
[08:58] <mjt> TJ-: it does not look like kernel-dependent. 3.0 and 3.2 both shows this issue nicely.
[08:59] <TJ-> mjt: I'm running 3.5 and 3.6 here; I'll try it on them
[08:59] <mjt> so... when booting, kernel switches to graphics mode. adding "text" to kernel command line (and it is present in /proc/cmdline) has no visible effect.
[09:00] <mjt> and it does not load any framebuffer modules (so apparently it is all built-in)
[09:01] <mjt> how to stop it from switching to graphics mode and from clearing screen?
[09:01] <mjt> hmm. i guess i can use serial console...
[09:02] <TJ-> mjt: remove "quiet splash" and add "debug" and optionally "single" for single-user root mode
[09:03] <mjt> no difference: still entering graphics mode and clearing screen
[09:04] <j`ey_w> is there a way to install 32bit boost libs?
[09:06] <Anomie211> Something is up with my apt-get I can't install anything? I've tried sudo apt-get update but it produces a bunch of errors -- http://pastebin.com/y7HM0u2p
[09:06] <mjt> heh. and when enabling serial console, the original problem goes away... :)
[09:07] <johnwerneken> just setting up back tomorrow
[09:08] <TJ-> mjt: Maybe it's case that qemu-kvm isn't enabling it soon enough unless it needs it itself?
[09:08] <mjt> TJ-: "it" ?
[09:09] <TJ-> mjt: The irq stuff... I'm looking at the qemu-kvm source now, see what the patches are up to
[09:09] <mjt> TJ-: i'll just bisect the issue, now when i've a good reproducer
[09:11] <mjt> with -no-kvm-irqchip i can enter grub boot menu easily by pressing Shift. with kernel irqchip it does not show the menu at all.
[09:12] <TJ-> mjt: And, from what you said, if you have the console enabled, shift also works when irqchip isn't disabled
[09:13] <mjt> TJ-: yes, with serial console (console=ttyS0 console=tty1) the menu works.
[09:15] <TJ-> mjt: that tells me that the irq enablement is probably not being done early enough if the console code doesn't force it... I'll know more once I've looked at the code
[09:16] <mahesh> how can i check a disk for file system errors, i have 2 bad sectors
[09:17] <ThinkT510> !fsck | mahesh
[09:18] <mjt> ThinkT510: this is fsck, and there's also badblocks -- probably more appropriate
[09:19] <mahesh> i want to check ntfs file systems
[09:19] <lotuspsychje> !info testdisk | mahesh
[09:19] <Anomie211> Something is up with my apt-get I can't install anything? I've tried sudo apt-get update but it produces a bunch of errors -- http://pastebin.com/y7HM0u2p
[09:19] <mahesh> is fsck ok with ntfs
[09:20] <ThinkT510> mahesh: no, you'd need to use chkdsk from windows
[09:20] <AdvoWork> I have a mount in /etc/fstab: //<IP_ADDRESS>/new_documents /mnt/documents cifs exec,credentials=/home/credentials and im trying to use it to move files, which fails. is it mounting as read only or something, is there a way I can test?
[09:21] <mahesh> ThinkT510: i dont have windows installed
[09:21] <lotuspsychje> AdvoWork: is it ntfs partition?
[09:21] <Dr_Willis> test if its read only? cd to /mnt/documents and try to make a file. 'touch testfile'
[09:22] <tking> pls can some1 tell me how to solve problem with screenshot? when i hit the screenshot button, my screen bcomes blank in white, not allowing me to see what to save and any part. sometimes it goes blank for 1 minuthes and some times i cant wait cos it takes over 5mins and i hv to reboot
[09:22] <Dr_Willis> AdvoWork:  could be the share is getting connected to as the wrong user, or guest also. so is becoming read only.
[09:22] <lotuspsychje> Dr_willis: remember my flash problem? i had to install ubuntu-restricted-extras for it to work
[09:22] <Dr_Willis> lotuspsychje:  nope. dont rember at all.
[09:22] <lotuspsychje> lol
[09:22] <AdvoWork> lotuspsychje, yeah afaik, its a mount on a freenas server.
[09:22] <AdvoWork> Dr_Willis, cd /mnt/documents su www-data $ touch testing.txt touch: cannot touch `testing.txt': Permission denied
[09:22] <Dr_Willis> I alwyas install U-R-E as one of the first things. anyway.
[09:23] <code0ps> I'm about to try Ubuntu 10.10 Meerkat.  64bit AMD DVD.  Any hints, suggestions, dislikes?
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> AdvoWork:  www-data? Your web server files are on a remote samba share?
[09:23] <lotuspsychje> code0ps:why not try latest ubuntu?
[09:23] <Dr_Willis> AdvoWork:  can the other user write to it?  does ls -l /mnt/ show who is owning the documents dir?
[09:24] <code0ps> My interest is in Commodore's version of the OS for the new C64x.
[09:24] <Dr_Willis> !10.10
[09:24] <Richard_Cavell> code0ps: what new C64?
[09:24] <B0073D> Hi Guys
[09:24] <Dr_Willis> 10.10 is EOL..   If a company is still using it.. well.. thats not really a good sign.
[09:24] <code0ps> http://www.commodoreusa.net/CUSA_Home.aspx
[09:25] <B0073D> Im having an issue getting gps working on this laptop.
[09:25] <Dr_Willis> code0ps:  last i heard of the C= variant. it was just a fancy theme/gnome setup.. not really much to be impressed by.
[09:25] <B0073D> I think I'm missing something fundamental here
[09:25] <Dr_Willis> code0ps:  and it wouldent be supported here. since its not ubuntu.
[09:25] <lotuspsychje> lol press play on tape....
[09:25] <code0ps> Yeah, we all have our own interests.
[09:25] <Richard_Cavell> code0ps: is it 100% compatible with C64?
[09:25] <code0ps> Anyway.  The newer C64x is x86 core based.
[09:25] <B0073D> I can get the modem talking but as soon as I 'disconnect' (close cu) the modem stops talking.
[09:26] <code0ps> Should be.  You can opt for the Intel i7 core.
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> Its a PC running  the Vice Eumlator last i checked..
[09:26] <B0073D> Everything i've looked at seems to indicate that it shouldnt do that
[09:26] <lotuspsychje> lets keep it ontopic, is there a c64 emulator for ubuntu?
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> lotuspsychje:  vice
[09:26] <Dr_Willis> !info vice
[09:26] <code0ps> The bare bones is around $300US current.
[09:26] <lotuspsychje> cool
[09:26] <lotuspsychje> Dr_willis:you also know what formats the roms are?
[09:27] <AdvoWork> Dr_Willis, basically the server that is mounting the drive is a web server, so im trying to get my web files to upload files to this share. if i'm root i can do touch test.txt filne. and ls -al shows: drwxrwxrwx 2 root nogroup 0 Aug  9  2012 documents
[09:27] <Richard_Cavell> code0ps: wanna discuss it with me on some other channel?
[09:27] <Richard_Cavell> Maybe ##hardware
[09:27] <Dr_Willis> lotuspsychje:  vice uses the standard C64 rom img and disk img formats.. used the same format for years..
[09:27] <mjt> TJ-: fwiw, at that point the system successfully loaded grub from hdd, so interrupts ARE enabled ;)
[09:27] <code0ps> The C64x Supreme, http://www.commodoreusa.net/CUSA_C64Select.aspx, should have the specs to run smoothly enough.
[09:27] <lotuspsychje> Dr_willis:ok tnx
[09:28] <Dr_Willis> My Cell Phone can run VICE these days. ;)
[09:28] <code0ps> I used to have one, and if the bare bones just ran a handful of programs, I still think I would be happy.
[09:28] <Dr_Willis> off to work.. bbl.
[09:28] <lotuspsychje> Dr_willis: your cell is ubuntu based?
[09:28] <mahesh> how can i check ntfs file system from linux
[09:28] <Dr_Willis> lotuspsychje:  vice has been ported to android and dozens of other platforms.
[09:28] <TJ-> mjt: Yes of course.. my thoughts having now spent 5 minutes tracing the call paths is, it looks as if code registers for using it the first time it needs it using kvm_irqchip_add_irq_notifier() ... ondemand as it were. Still figuring it out though
[09:28] <yousafse> Hi everyone, I have got a dedicated server, I want to setup ubuntu 12 on it. I don't know much about security, are there any automated ways of hardening a ubuntu box?
[09:29] <lotuspsychje> !server | yousafse
[09:29] <PapaSierra> i'm using a capistrano deploy script to deploy a web app. from my vm i can ssh my server use rsa key auth. my bitbucket account has my vm's key file. my vm is set up for agent forwarding for the server's ip address. what's missing? i'm getting "Host key verification failed.", "fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly"
[09:29] <Richard_Cavell> code0ps: can it execute 6502 machine language?
[09:29] <lotuspsychje> !security | yousafse
[09:30] <code0ps> We've got some serious DNS DoS attacks going on in my locale.  I just got bumped off my DL of Ubuntu.  Need to perform maintainance.  Thanx for the help.
[09:30] <yousafse> Is this the right thing to do? http://www.thefanclub.co.za/node/52
[09:31] <lotuspsychje> yousafse:looks like a nice site to me
[09:31] <lotuspsychje> yousafse: i would also pentest your own server services too
[09:31] <Fuchs> the right thing to do would be understanding what happens there and doing it manually, fitted to your servers purpose
[09:31] <yousafse> lotuspysychje what about the security solution it suggests for ubuntu
[09:31] <Fuchs> in my opinion it is vital to understand security basics when operating a server, not using automated tools or scripts.
[09:32] <lotuspsychje> yousafse: you have to go beyond and think like an attacker
[09:32] <yousafse> Fuchs, I agree but I am very new to linux and I can't find someone who could secure the box properly for me
[09:32] <Fuchs> but looking at the list of what it does: sounds sane
[09:32] <lotuspsychje> !info snort | yousafse
[09:32] <Fuchs> yousafse: and you need that server that urgent so you don't have the time to read about the things it does? I really recommend you do.
[09:33] <B0073D> Is there a linux channel other than #linux? Struggling to get any help.
[09:33] <lotuspsychje> B0073D:this is ubuntu problems in here
[09:33] <mjt> TJ-: i've lost my reproducer.  After a few reboots (bisecting), I can't repeat the "no menu" issue anymore even with original command line and executable.  A phantom bug.
[09:33] <Fuchs> B0073D:  you can search with alis, see /msg alis help list.  What do you need help with, specifically?
[09:33] <B0073D> lotuspsychje, Well, im on ubuntu
[09:33] <AdvoWork> lotuspsychje, don't suppose you have any suggestions?
[09:34] <lotuspsychje> !ask | B0073D
[09:34] <TJ-> mjt: Could it be a bug in the host interface then... uninitialised data maybe?
[09:34] <B0073D> Fuchs, cu command/gps help. I'm struggling to understand something
[09:34] <Guest35863> het, I have proxy in my college with password having a special char @. So can any one help me on how can I make apt know that the first @ is part of the password . I am using export http_proxy="http://mahe\\ict.stundent:mumit\@123@<IP_ADDRESS>:80/"
[09:34] <lotuspsychje> AdvoWork:did you install ntfs 3g?
[09:35] <yousafse> Fuchs, I need to get the server up and running with in the next 12 hours. I understand that is not enough time to learn all the stuff, however since I will be maintaining it in the long run, i will be looking into linux administration thoroughly. For now, I need a solution.
[09:35] <B0073D> Im passing some commands to the gps unit with cu. But once I do that I cant access the device with anything untill I kill cu. But then the modem stops sending the gps data.
[09:35] <lotuspsychje> !info nmap | yousafse
[09:35] <lotuspsychje> yousafse: after setting up the server nmap your server ip
[09:36] <yousafse> I am more than happy to hire someone to do this for me, but I don't know anyone.
[09:36] <mjt> TJ-: yeah, might very well be.  I just managed to reproduce it 3 more times, and it started working again.
[09:36] <lotuspsychje> yousafse:just follow the ubuntu server guide, will help you alot
[09:36] <B0073D> What's supposed to happen (apparently) is I send the commands via cu, then point gpsd at the device (in this case /dev/ttyACM2) but the device is 'in use'
[09:37] <lotuspsychje> !ntfs | AdvoWork
[09:37] <TJ-> mjt: I've found a Linux commit from March that might be a bug-fix of this issue. Can you try it on a Linux 3.5 host?
[09:38] <mjt> which commit it is?
[09:38] <TJ-> mjt: commit 3e515705a1f4
[09:38] <samcoldham1> I Recently bought a server and wondered if i should run with ubuntu how hard it is to set up because im not that good with ubuntu yet or servers so how hard is it to do and is it worth doing im looking to create a website
[09:39] <mjt> KVM: Ensure all vcpus are consistent with in-kernel irqchip settings
[09:39] <TJ-> mjt: Yes... I'm trying to find the discussion on LKML about it now
[09:39] <B0073D> No thoughts then?
[09:39] <vivid> samcoldham1:.: probably the easiest of the lot, though success relies on skill
[09:40] <lucid> What is the best distro for an old laptop with 512mb ram
[09:40] <yousafse> Lotuspsychje, based on your experience how long does it take to do the following, secure the box and install latest version of PHP, MySQL, Redis, Node, Bind. PHP needs to be compiled with CURL, PDO and MCRYPT on top of the norm.
[09:40] <lotuspsychje> !lubuntu | lucid
[09:40] <AdvoWork> lotuspsychje, ntfs-3g is already installed, does that mean my /etc/fstab needs changing? //<IP_ADDRESS>/new_documents /mnt/documents cifs exec,credentials=/home/credentials
[09:40] <lucid> lubuntu was too slow.
[09:40] <lotuspsychje> lucid:did you clean install lubuntu?
[09:41] <lucid> Although I originally had ubuntu, then installed Lub
[09:41] <lucid> nah
[09:41] <lucid> A clean install will be quicker?
[09:41] <lotuspsychje> lucid:makes a big difference
[09:41] <lotuspsychje> lucid: yes download original lubuntu iso and install clean
[09:41] <lotuspsychje> lucid: after that you can try even more lightweight desktops
[09:41] <TJ-> mjt: That may not be it... it looks as if we have that already, it was from a CVE  https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/971685
[09:41] <lucid> [Download lubuntu (Intel x86) desktop CD] [Download lubuntu 64-bit (AMD64) desktop CD] Which one do I use?
[09:42] <lotuspsychje> lucid:you have 64 bit machine?
[09:42] <lucid> It's from 2003 or so, so nope
[09:42] <lotuspsychje> lucid:you can try both, it will tell you anyway
[09:42] <lucid> Then I can just boot from disk and install like usual?
[09:42] <lotuspsychje> lucid:yes
[09:42] <lucid> Thanks for your help
[09:43] <lotuspsychje> np
[09:43] <lotuspsychje> AdvoWork:not sure about that sorry
[09:44] <TJ-> mjt: Have you checked the host's kern.log for any host warnings?
[09:44] <lotuspsychje> !lamp | yousafse
[09:44] <lotuspsychje> yousafse:read up mate..
[09:46] <yousafse> lotuspsychje, can I pvt msg you?
[09:46] <lotuspsychje> yes
[09:46] <yousafse> thanks
[09:46] <B0073D> Damnit now I cant cu the device at ALL
[09:47] <B0073D> What kind of permissions do I need to cu to /dev/ttyACM
[09:47] <tesserakt> how come logfiles (Im thinking mainly of auth.log) don't contain the year in the timestamp? This makes it hard to parse the logfile and extract only changes since last parse, when the year changes.
[09:47] <heisenmink> I have 4 gb space on my zenbook, and an integrated graphics card. Should I stick to 32bit or do I gain anything from 64bit? Are there any problems with x64 linux nowadays?
[09:47] <B0073D> Last time I just blindly 777d it to get it working
[09:48] <fransua> Hello i need help, ive isntalled slim login maneger and it changed my x manager settings , later i diseded to delete it, snd now i can boot up my system because at boot x manager wants to start slim which isnt there, please help
[09:48] <fransua> I cant boot **
[09:49] <MonkeyDust> !info slim
[09:51] <akhilblue> would the ubuntu file systems be corrupted on mulitple direct power offs(without shutting down) due to power cuts? if so anyway to identify and correct the errors?
[09:51] <aHardyX> hi there. I am not able to boot into my 12.04 x64 system. LightDM fails to load and at virtual terminals it logs me in and then suddenly logs me out. What do I do?
[09:52] <jpds> akhilblue: That applies for any file system on any system.
[09:52] <jpds> akhilblue: Use the fsck and badblocks commands.
[09:53] <akhilblue> jpds: well i am not well versed with the syntaxes of those commands. how to use them?
[09:55] <Anomie211> Something is up with my apt-get I can't install anything? I've tried sudo apt-get update but it produces a bunch of errors -- http://pastebin.com/y7HM0u2p
[09:55] <akhilblue> jpds: also no apparent problems coming up, so is it necessary to use those commands?
[09:56] <MonkeyDust> Anomie211  those are Karmic errors, Karmic is an old version of ubuntu, no longer valid
[09:57] <Anomie211> MonkeyDust: I'm trying to install  update-manager-core so I can update to 12.04
[09:57] <MonkeyDust> Anomie211  what's the outcome of lsb-release -sd ?
[09:57] <MonkeyDust> Anomie211  what's the outcome of lsb_release -sd ?