[00:00] <TheDracle> matrix_, System->Administration->Hardware Drivers
[00:00] <Nullifi3d> i seem to have a problem with my eth0
[00:00] <Mint`> !notify
[00:00] <Nullifi3d> anyone available to help?
[00:00] <crdlb> russianzilla: it has no options
[00:00] <qbrix> Is it me or is downloading from ubuntu for packages really slow
[00:00] <gvfaewgrg> asus eah2600 pro AGP
[00:00] <crdlb> qbrix: the mirrors are overloaded
[00:00] <h00k> !slow | qbrix
[00:00] <jdu> !slow | qbrix
[00:00] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  What seems to be your primary issue?
[00:00] <corhere> Due to limitations in my video hardware, for me to have a multi-monitor configuration, I need to set it up so that the two monitors are virtually placed vertically. Is there any way to set up X so that it can act as if it were set up so that the two monitors are arranged horizontally? i.e. I could move my mouse to the second screen from the right side of the first, instead of the bottom
[00:00] <xmrkite> jdu: no, actually, none of the files are larger than a single dvd
[00:00] <Nullifi3d> well it drops every now and then for unknown reasons
[00:00] <xmrkite> just bunches of small files
[00:00] <russianzilla> crdlb: Oh, ok, just wondering. Thanks for all your help!
[00:00] <gvfaewgrg> it worked fine under 8.10
[00:00] <TheDracle> corecode, I have twin-view...
[00:00] <qbrix> ah, thought so
[00:01] <Nullifi3d> ill have to either go into terminal and type ifconfig or disable/enable to get it to start working again
[00:01] <FFEMTcJ> I got this error: Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "globalmenu-gnome": libglobalmenu-gnome.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory when I tried to run gksu gedit /etc/apt/sources.list - Any idea?
[00:01] <losher> cougarten: unless you can reproduce it, it's hard to justify filing a bug. If you're willing to keep the corrupted partition around in case an ext4 developer decides they'd like to look at it, I know what I'd do (reinstall with ext3 and leave it to the more skilled filesystem gurus to work out)
[00:01] <TheDracle> corecode, Are you sure your hardware can't support it?
[00:01] <matrix_> h00k: it shows nvidia version 180 recommended is activated
[00:01] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  Hmm.  Are you connected to a router/switch?
[00:01] <Nullifi3d> im on a switch behind who knows what
[00:01] <h00k> matrix_, if it's active, you'll see a green light, have you restarted since you've activated it?
[00:01] <Nullifi3d> im at an appartment complex
[00:01] <Nullifi3d> -p
[00:01] <TheDracle> matrix_, ctrl-alt-backspace will do the trick too.
[00:01] <corhere> TheDracle: i am assuming you are talking to me, and yeah, the hardware cannot support it. Max virtual resolution is 2048x2048 with DRI
[00:01] <wall-e> i annoyed because when i installed jaunty 9.04 it froze my pc
[00:01] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  *That* can be problematic.  Cable connection?
[00:02] <h00k> TheDracle, ctrl+alt+backspace is disabled by default in 9.04
[00:02] <Nullifi3d> its prob fiber
[00:02] <gvfaewgrg> minime: any ideeas ?
[00:02] <TheDracle> h00k, ... That's retarded.
[00:02] <Mint`> !dontzap | h00k
[00:02] <FFEMTcJ> TheDracle: http://chrisjohnston.org/2009/re-enable-ctrl-alt-backspace-904
[00:02] <Nullifi3d> i dont have problems otherwise
[00:02] <h00k> Mint`, I'm aware.
[00:02] <BY-0_> Sorry but i m french
[00:02] <wall-e> so i restarted and had no working gui so i booted into safe mode and fixed the broken pachages! now runns shafty
[00:02] <Nullifi3d> my windows box never has issues
[00:02] <losher> all: to all who recommended dvd progs, I actually meant progs that would take avi files and let me convert to DVD adding my own menus.
[00:02] <JordanC> Hoi folks :)
[00:02] <matrix_> h00k: you mean to restart ubuntu to activate nvidia i did that when i installed ubuntu
[00:02] <h00k> !fr | BY-0_
[00:02] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  I see.  I would, at the very least, call your ISP and tell them you have drop issues.  Are you also using win, or straight ubuntu?
[00:03] <Nullifi3d> no no
[00:03] <jdu> xmrkite: http://backuppc.sourceforge.net/ I have heard is good.  For your situation though with dvds, I do not know of a proper program (google a bit?)  However, as I said a script that generates iso images of directories and burns them (both easy to do with script) would solve the problem.
[00:03] <Nullifi3d> ubuntu is the only os with problems
[00:03] <TheDracle> matrix_, What does, from commandline, 'xvinfo' output?
[00:03] <Nullifi3d> i have windows running right next to my ubuntu, its fine
[00:03] <Nullifi3d> always
[00:03] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  Okay, so we can rule out other OS issues.,
[00:03] <cougarten> losher: oh I almost forgot, I was changing rights on files on my external drive when I lost all acess rights to many things (even all system icons where gone) that was the reason for my restart
[00:03] <TheDracle> matrix_, A bunch of info? Or like, nothing?
[00:03] <JordanC> Is there any page or resource that outlines issues with firefox and flash after updating from 8.10 to 9.04?
[00:03] <Plight> hey
[00:03] <Plight> what's wrong with the new firefox udate?
[00:03] <notknowu> hey all... hope some1 can quickly help me.... im in kubuntu and i want 2 know.... what is ubuntu app installer called?
[00:03] <Nullifi3d> my assumption is its a driver issue
[00:03] <PlasmaSheep> meoblast001: I have written with brasero.
[00:03] <xmrkite> jdu: unless the directory is larger than the dvd can hold
[00:03] <h00k> Plight, you'll have to be more specific.
[00:03] <xmrkite> jdu: then it'd have to be split up
[00:03] <cougarten> losher: but I really didn't change rights on my root partition
[00:04] <corhere> notknowu: synaptic
[00:04] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  Perhaps you might try a new module for your ethernet card?
[00:04] <notknowu> corehere thanks
[00:04] <matrix_> TheDracle: http://www.pastebin.ca/1402373  my xv
[00:04] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  What kind of ethernet card do you have?
[00:04] <Nullifi3d> im willing to try but i dont know how or what to get
[00:04] <losher> cougarten: that's a suspicious coincidence. No chance you mistyped and changed the wrong thing?
[00:04] <Plight> i have an error message
[00:04] <Nullifi3d> give me a sec im gonna move irc to my other comp
[00:04] <t1m2b> after upgrading from 8.10 to 9.04, sound playback crackles and it seems like it is sped up. anyone have similar problem/know a solution?
[00:04] <matrix_> *my xvinfo
[00:04] <TheDracle> matrix_, Looks good.
[00:04] <histo> t1m2b: remove pulseaudio package
[00:04] <h00k> Plight, and the error says?
[00:05] <t1m2b> cool, thanks
[00:05] <wall-e> my 9.04 isnt working properly atall
[00:05] <Plight> Assertion failed
[00:05] <Nullifi3d> o/
[00:05] <Guest70165> where to find info on useing ( tune2fs ) to trun ext3 to ext4
[00:05] <wall-e> im going to try to reinstall it somehow
[00:05] <FFEMTcJ> I got this error: Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "globalmenu-gnome": libglobalmenu-gnome.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory when I tried to run gksu gedit /etc/apt/sources.list - Any idea?
[00:05] <Firefishe> !modules | Nullifi3d
[00:05] <jdu> xmrkite: unfortunately.  Unless you want to have the program mess with the directory tree there is no way around that.
[00:05] <effi> test
[00:05] <h00k> wall-e, what seems to be the problem?
[00:05] <TheDracle> matrix_, Okay, can you do System->Administration->System Monitor?
[00:05] <Bo7> what's a good vnc-viewer for XP?
[00:05] <matrix_> ThDracle so why when i play movies on my vlc they are choopy but viavable
[00:05] <TheDracle> matrix_, And then play VLC?
[00:05] <cougarten> losher: I used gksudo nautilus and I'm very shure I just used it on the external drive. And I just gave rights, I didnt restrict them
[00:05] <histo> Bo7: you may want to ask in #windows
[00:06] <ha1331> Any ideas why brand new Proliant ML350 G5 gets drasticly slower transfer speeds than proliant ML110 on exact same disk?
[00:06] <TheDracle> matrix_, Also, what is the source for the video clips? Just the HD?
[00:06] <kholerabbi> I'm having problems burning jaunty alternate. Would someone look at this pastebin and make a few suggestions?? thanks
[00:06] <kholerabbi> http://paste2.org/p/191160
[00:06] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  Does that help at all?
[00:06] <wall-e> when i upgraded it froze my pc then restarted to no gui
[00:06] <Nullifi3d> ill give it a shot
[00:06] <losher> cougarten: Well, I'm not a betting man, but ext4 _is_ new and you have what sounds like a filesystem corruption, so....
[00:06] <h00k> wall-e, did you have the ATI drivers installed?
[00:06] <wall-e>  so i booted in safe mode kinda fixed everthing
[00:06] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  Altnernatively, you might check the manufacturer's website, if any, and see if there might be a module, or module source code there.
[00:06] <wall-e> ati drivers?
[00:06] <cougarten> losher: yea, I'm just reformating at the moment
[00:06] <petafile> gnome-settings manager has die after upgrading to jaunty.  I reinstalled the package, but it still fails with  WARNING **: Failed to acquire org.gnome.SettingsDaemon and failed to acquire name
[00:06] <matrix_> TheDracle: i dont have vlc on system monitor, and i am watchin normal dvd movies
[00:07] <histo> kholerabbi: did you check the md5?
[00:07] <ha1331> dd if=/dev/zero of=/serverData/fast/d1p0/vm8.img bs=1024k count=1000 Iget 80-105MB/s on ML350 but when I had it on ML110 I got ~250MB/s
[00:07] <petafile> help?
[00:07] <h00k> wall-e, I've seen people have problems if they had the ATI drivers installed before upgrading
[00:07] <cougarten> losher: thx anyway
[00:07] <Nullifi3d> how do i find out what nic i have?
[00:07] <cypher1> i am just wondering is there any counts of how many downloads happened for 9.04
[00:07] <Nullifi3d> its a laptop
[00:07] <Nullifi3d> realtek something
[00:07] <histo> Nullifi3d: lspci
[00:07] <losher> cougarten: if this doesn't solve the problem, I'd like to hear about it
[00:07] <TheDracle> matrix_, Any luck with that?
[00:07] <PlasmaSheep> Ok, burning the image to disk.
[00:07] <Nullifi3d> ty
[00:07] <cougarten> losher: shure :)
[00:07] <matrix_> thedracle: with what i dont have vlc on my system monitor options
[00:07] <jimmyyeah> what's the ubuntu equivalent of dir /s file* - I've tried various permutations of ls -R file* but can't make it work
[00:07] <losher> PlasmaSheep: so you fixed something?
[00:08] <Plight> what's the process for sending error messages in irc?
[00:08] <TheDracle> matrix_, The system monitor will just show CPU usage.
[00:08] <lstarnes> Plight: what kind of error messages?
[00:08] <gvfaewgrg> ok then so i'll get the 8.10 ISO, install, get ATI drivers and configure resolution/refresh rate and then update 8.10 to 9.04 ... just for the Ctrl+Alt+Backspace dumb feature (doesn't work with dontzap)
[00:08] <FFEMTcJ> Plight: pastebin
[00:08] <histo> jimmyyeah: locate
[00:08] <h00k> jimmyyeah, check the man page for locate
[00:08] <histo> jimmyyeah: locate <searchterm>
[00:08] <kholerabbi> histo: actually no :P
[00:08] <TheDracle> matrix_, Then you start VLC, and check to see if it's something like memory or CPU spike that causes the breakage.
[00:08] <lstarnes> jimmyyeah: or find . -name file*
[00:08] <m0|linux> Hello, ever since i installed jaunty, my X is crashing X Error of failed request:  GLXBadDrawable, is there a way I could install the Nvidia 8800GTS drivers from nvidia website instead?
[00:08] <Plight> it's a firefox problem
[00:08] <jimmyyeah> thx
[00:08] <histo> kholerabbi: give that a try make sure the iso is good
[00:08] <Plight> it says assertion failed and a bunch of lines of code
[00:08] <histo> !md5sum | kholerabbi
[00:08] <dkulchenko> I've just upgraded to Jaunty, and on boot, the boot stalls at "Starting up..." for about 60 seconds before booting. If I check dmesg after booting, it says: "ata1: link online but device misclassified, retrying", then "ata1: reset failed (errorno=-11), retrying in 10 secs" then 10 again, then 35, after which it boots. Any ideas?
[00:08] <matrix_> thedracle:now iam following what you are saying
[00:09] <h00k> !pastebin | Plight
[00:09] <Firefishe> Nullifi3d:  Probably one of the best ways I've found to have a nice, neat listing of all hardware is the following:  sudo lshw -html > filename.htm
[00:09] <crc-error> Hi all, I'm having a video card Intel 945GM on my laptop Core2Duo 1.8Ghz, is there any driver updates I should do to the graphic\video card? because on ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty the system run slower than on the 8.10
[00:09] <crc-error> I tried both 32 & 64 bit editions.
[00:09] <PlasmaSheep> losher: not yet. I'm in the process of writing the downloaded image to a disk.
[00:09] <losher> gvfaewgrg: before you do, have you tried editing xorg.conf per google
[00:09] <m0|linux> When I open Nvidia XServer Settings from control panel, it thinks its running it non privelege mode, I can't edit any settings cause it can't save xorg.conf file. How can I run that software as "root" ?
[00:09] <histo> crc-error: read the release notes about EXA
[00:09] <Mike_lifeguard> Transmission torrent client wants to use port 51413 & reports it is closed. How do I open ports for it to use? (& how did that get closed, or is it closed by default?)
[00:09] <histo> !sudo > m0|linux
[00:10] <histo> Mike_lifeguard: are you behind a router
[00:10] <Mike_lifeguard> yes, a wireless router
[00:10] <histo> Mike_lifeguard: then you need to opne the port on your router
[00:10] <matrix_> thedracle:my cpu processor shows 42 % then when i play movies on vlc it shows 77%, 82 %
[00:10] <Catwoman69y2k> any idea if there is a channel for command line support.  My problem is likely not ubuntu specific
[00:10] <histo> !ask | Catwoman69y2k
[00:10] <Mike_lifeguard> histo: any hints? :)
[00:10] <histo> Catwoman69y2k: there is #linux-help
[00:11] <losher> PlasmaSheep: ah, when you said burning a dvd, I thought you mean from kdenlive
[00:11] <h00k> matrix_, how high quality of movies are you playing?
[00:11] <histo> Mike_lifeguard: usually you open a web page and navigate to the ip of your wireless router.  Probably <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:11] <gvfaewgrg> losher: i rather do the 8.10-> 9.04 thingie than terminal-ing myself to death to get de xorg.conf right... i'll have to constantly move between this PC and the problematic one and remember countless settings
[00:11] <histo> !port > Mike_lifeguard
[00:11] <jdu> Mike_lifeguard: or <IP_ADDRESS>
[00:11] <h00k> matrix_, I've seen that with movies that are in 1080p and the processor simply cannot handle it
[00:11] <Catwoman69y2k> thanks.  I just realized that it was likely the I am not typing this command right so that would be more human error than ubuntu's problem
[00:12] <TheDracle> matrix_, No spikes though, when the breakage starts to occur?
[00:12] <wall-e>  heres a stupid question! i got a netbook with jaunty 9.04 and whenever i open any windows it automaticly maximizes ! anyone know where to change this setting?
[00:12] <kholerabbi> histo: yes thanks. the md5sum checks out OK
[00:12] <matrix_> Quantum.Of.Solace.2008.SWESUB.DVDRip.XviD-Oliver CD1.avi 700,0 MB (733993082 byte
[00:12] <histo> kholerabbi: hrm.. try burning slower or different media
[00:12] <Mike_lifeguard> yep, the IP was basically what I needed; thanks
[00:12] <cougarten> losher: omg, I think my external drive is corrupted to, thats ugly. I had my former home there
[00:12] <Plight> ok, so since the firefox update yesterday i've been getting this error http://past.ubuntu.com/15746
[00:12] <histo> Mike_lifeguard: np
[00:12] <h00k> matrix_, so, its only an avi.  what do you have for a processor and how much memory do you have?
[00:13] <matrix_> dunno how high quality is but its choopy when i play and i am playin even other same thing happens
[00:13] <FFEMTcJ> I got this error: Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "globalmenu-gnome": libglobalmenu-gnome.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory when I tried to run gksu gedit /etc/apt/sources.list - Any idea?
[00:13] <crc-error> histo, What is it EXA? & where can I found the release notes related to it?
[00:13] <cougarten> losher: not very important stuff but I'd like to get it back. can't even find the partition on the external drive now
[00:13] <kholerabbi> histo: Should it work burning cd iso to dvd? Because that is what I have been trying.. yes, and at the slowest speed.
[00:13] <histo> Plight: links no good
[00:13] <losher> cougarten: that's nasty. /home was never ext4 was it?
[00:13] <h00k> histo, add an e to paste
[00:13] <histo> crc-error: the release notes for jaunty
[00:13] <dkulchenko> FFEMTcJ: i assume you were trying to make your system look like a Mac, right?
[00:13] <crc-error> Do you mean to the http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904, Performance regressions on Intel graphics cards chapter?
[00:13] <histo> kholerabbi: I don't think that works.
[00:13] <matrix_> i have amd athlon 1.8GHZ , 512ddr, 80gb hardrive
[00:13] <Plight> histo: http://past.ubuntu.com/157546
[00:13] <wall-e> i will click around!
[00:13] <cougarten> losher: I copied the home from ext3 to ext3
[00:14] <FFEMTcJ> dkulchenko: no..
[00:14] <histo> h00k: I did its the wrong paste thouhg.
[00:14] <TheDracle> matrix_, It's possibly the source clip.
[00:14] <wall-e> this netbook remix  is pretty nice!
[00:14] <jdu> FFEMTcJ: have you tried installing the lib?
[00:14] <TheDracle> matrix_, You may want to try mplayer
[00:14] <Mike_lifeguard> ah, damn, that's /not/ the IP... but I'll find it
[00:14] <dkulchenko> FFEMTcJ: try "sudo apt-get erase globalmenu-gnome"
[00:14] <histo> Plight: h00k I got it now
[00:14] <h00k> matrix_, try mplayer, it also might be the file itself
[00:14] <dkulchenko> FFEMTcJ: sorry, apt-get remove not erase
[00:14] <histo> Plight: I would sudo aptitude reinstall firefox
[00:14] <losher> cougarten: still, scary enough that we think ext4 trashed root, but to take /home with it is a nightmare
[00:14] <ashraf> #linuxac
[00:14] <dkulchenko> I've just upgraded to Jaunty, and on boot, the boot stalls at "Starting up..." for about 60 seconds before booting. If I check dmesg after booting, it says: "ata1: link online but device misclassified, retrying", then "ata1: reset failed (errorno=-11), retrying in 10 secs" then 10 again, then 35, then it continues with: "ata1: link online but device misclassified, device detection might fail", after which it boots. Any ideas?
[00:14] <histo> crc-error: yes
[00:14] <matrix_> ok iam isntallling mplayer now
[00:15] <TheDracle> matrix_, I could analyze the source clip for you- but, the content you're trying to play doesn't sound exactly legal ;)
[00:15] <FFEMTcJ> dkulchenko: no package found installed by that name
[00:15] <crc-error> histo, thank you, will try those 2 settings asap.
[00:15] <Plight> histo: i've been using apt-get,
[00:15] <matrix_> i dont think its source 'cuase all dvd's can not be bad quaility i can play them on my dvd player it plays awesome
[00:15] <JordanC> matrix_: I had the same problem with VLC. You need to uninstall VLC using Synaptic, download the source tarball, then edit qt4.cpp (changing #if 0 to #if 1)
[00:15] <ReL1K> there any way to roll back from 9.04 back to 8.10 from a shell? i updated and vmware fusion is not playing nice
[00:15] <reen> i have still no clue how to get the middle mouse button to work with my logitex mx1000. all the other buttons work (that totals 11))
[00:15] <TheDracle> matrix_, Well, whatever ripped it must have transcoded it.
[00:15] <JordanC> Then make and install, of course
[00:15] <reen> any clue
[00:16] <ReL1K> keyboard and mouse doesn't get recognized
[00:16] <TheDracle> matrix_, And the transcoding could have messed up the elementary stream.
[00:16] <histo> Plight: then use apt-get reinstall firefox
[00:16] <Guest70165> where to find info on tune2fs to trun ext3 to ext4
[00:16] <m0|linux> nice xinerama support doesn't work with linux for nvidia drivers
[00:16] <histo> Guest70165: google links to the ubuntu forums.
[00:17] <Mike_lifeguard> I guess ubuntu's servers are being stressed today :)
[00:17] <Mike_lifeguard> Have there been any reviews of the actual jaunty release?
[00:17] <Plight> histo: reinstall is an invalid operation?
[00:17] <h00k> Mike_lifeguard, quite a few;)
[00:17] <kholerabbi> histo: OK, it's obviously not working on any burning ATM.. So would the Archive Mounter work :D?
[00:17] <losher> dkulchenko: a quick google shows you're not the only one. If the live cd sees your drives ok, I'd say your next move is to re-install from scratch
[00:17] <h00k> Mike_lifeguard, for instance: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-10226746-92.html
[00:18] <histo> Guest4419: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1118295
[00:18] <h8red> would anyone help me with a rather stupid problem...i need to change boot order to reinstall, but my bios screen flashes by too fast lol.  i couldn't hit whatever key i need to in time even if i knew what it was
[00:18] <Abed> hey guys i have an issue,i wanna install or even live boot ubuntu 8.10 on my Desktop but after choosing the language and hit try ubuntu or install ubuntu,it gives me black screen on it busy box then i get buffer I/O error on device sr1,logical block , but when i try it on my laptop it works fine
[00:18] <wolter> have any of you heard about the prey script?
[00:18] <pepperjack> h8red: usually del or f1 or esc.. i normally just slap the keyboard like a madman
[00:18] <h00k> h8red, your BIOS flashes too quickly?
[00:19] <PlasmaSheep> OK, rebooting.
[00:19] <dkulchenko> losher: but if the system boots fine...
[00:19] <h8red> yes
[00:19] <h8red> i just put in 2 gigs of ram, and now the damn thing flies by
[00:19] <h00k> h8red, F1, F2, or del, esc, or just slam keys until you get into BIOS.  What kind of computer?
[00:19] <dkulchenko> losher: it's an inconvienence to wait 60 seconds before each boot, and a pretty big one, but it doesn't stop the system from booting
[00:19] <Plight> how do you chane directories in the console?
[00:19] <lstarnes> Plight: cd
[00:19] <histo> Plight: cd
[00:19] <skierpage> I downloaded the .iso from BitTorrent, now what?  "After your download begins you'll be given additional instructions on how to create and use your Ubuntu CD.", but not for BitTorrent.
[00:19] <matrix_> thedracle:its vlc that does not play illegal files, but Mplayer is playin fine hahah there is allways a solution to play movies
[00:19]  * Froad whacks wubi
[00:19] <h8red> h00k:  AMD XP2800+ 2.07 ghz
[00:20] <Steven10172> can I use a DVD-RW for the ubuntu boot disk im making?
[00:20]  * dkulchenko is highly regretting the upgrade to Jaunty.
[00:20] <daftykins> skierpage, you need software capable of burning an ISO to CD-R. are you running windows? grab the free program "imgburn" which is great
[00:20] <skierpage> Froad, FWIW wubi timed out twice at the metalink/.iso stage for me.
[00:20] <h8red> mobo is a Gigabyte or Gygabyte or something.  I was given this computer I don't know
[00:20] <h00k> h8red, in specific, is it a homebuilt machine or branded
[00:20] <histo> Plight: sudo aptitude reinstall firefox      do that in a terminal
[00:20] <h8red> homebuilt.
[00:20] <TheDracle> matrix_, mplayer just uses a different audio-video sync that probably works with however your stuff was muxed.
[00:20] <skierpage> daftykins, thanks!  Surely there's doc somewhere...
[00:20] <TheDracle> matrix_, VLC uses FFMPEG- which is more accurate.
[00:20] <dkulchenko> h8red: try lspci -vvvv. it might give you the mobo name
[00:20] <h00k> h8red, yeah, try f1, f2, esc, del until you get into bios setup
[00:20] <losher> dkulchenko: a slow boot is better than no boot at all, but any kind of unexplained disk anomaly is worrying, frankly. Continue at your own risk....
[00:20] <matrix_> thedracle: fsck vlc i think i will remove it 4 ever
[00:20] <Abed> hey guys i have an issue,i wanna install or even live boot ubuntu 8.10 on my Desktop but after choosing the language and hit try ubuntu or install ubuntu,it gives me black screen on it busy box then i get buffer I/O error on device sr1,logical block , but when i try it on my laptop it works fine
[00:20] <h8red> man it goes way too fast
[00:21] <TheDracle> matrix_, VLC is nicer :p
[00:21] <dkulchenko> losher: is it a driver issue?
[00:21] <TheDracle> matrix_, It's really just that clip.
[00:21] <Plight> histo: i tried to reinstall firefox; sudo: unable to resolve host ... E: Invalid operation reinstall
[00:21] <TheDracle> matrix_, mplayer just uses a simpler A/V synch mechanism that just so happens to work better with messed up clips.
[00:21] <daftykins> Abed, sounds like your CD drive may be faulty - have you tried running the disc check feature?
[00:21] <matrix_> no all dvds that iam tryin to play they play extremly choopy on vlc
[00:21] <TheDracle> matrix_, I would keep VLC for everything else.
[00:21] <histo> Plight: you have to type it in like I did. Using aptitude
[00:21] <neal__> i'm trying set up a dual monitor rig with Separate X-Sessions but apps will only appear on one monitor, anyone have any ideas?
[00:21] <twanj> skierpage: you can always download the ISO w/ another metalink client. that might be faster
[00:21] <harpreet> Abed: hard drive error
[00:21] <Steven10172> can I use a DVD-RW for the ubuntu boot disk im making?
[00:21] <miramardesign> so is there a way to upgrade to ext4?? i guess reinstall?
[00:21] <losher> dkulchenko: sorry, dunno. But are you willing to trust your data to it?
[00:21] <arkanabar> I've heard that jackalope is supposed to be snappier than ibex, both booting and running stuff.  has that been the case for any of you?
[00:21] <TheDracle> matrix_, Well, whatever you're doing your ripping with is f'n them up when it remuxes the audio and video together.
[00:21] <Flannel> miramardesign: There is.
[00:22] <Froad> can anyone help me install using the alternate disk?
[00:22] <miramardesign> Flannel how ?
[00:22] <h00k> arkanabar, I've definitely noticed this, yes.
[00:22] <histo> Plight: or you can use apt-get --reinstall firefox
[00:22] <h8red> couldn't i like add the cdrom drive to the grub menu or something, then force it to come up
[00:22] <TheDracle> matrix_, VLC is playing it back faithfully- and mplayer is just calculating the presentation time stamps from the number of bytes obtained from the audio channel, and then synching it to the video.
[00:22] <miramardesign> Flannel is it faster??
[00:22] <histo> Plight: with sudo ofcourse.
[00:22] <h8red> and boot to the cd from there?
[00:22] <Flannel> miramardesign: Here's one thread about it.  I haven't verified it personally.  Definately read the full thread before starting: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1118295
[00:22] <harpreet> Abed: can you paste full error?
[00:22] <dkulchenko> losher: well, i dont know. it seems that both drives mount fine.
[00:22] <skierpage> twanj, yup Torrent of the kubuntu amd64 iso worked great.
[00:22] <h00k> arkanabar, with ext4, bootchart is reporting booting in 20 seconds
[00:22] <matrix_> thedracle: so you never play movies on vlc
[00:23] <TheDracle> matrix_, I play movies all the time with VLC.
[00:23] <TheDracle> matrix_, I use ripping software that doesn't mangle the clips.
[00:23] <arkanabar> Froad, did you read http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20081215#feature
[00:23] <miramardesign> vlc roxx
[00:23] <Wyzard> miramardesign: You can use tune2fs to enable the extents feature on your ext3 filesystem, which effectively turns it into ext4
[00:23] <h00k> h8red, you want to change your boot order to CD first in your BIOS
[00:23] <Steven10172> can I use a DVD-RW for the ubuntu boot disk im making?
[00:23] <histo> Flannel: miramardesign I notice a difference on a machine that I installed as ext4. Converting will only bennefit files that are newly written to disk.
[00:23] <Wyzard> miramardesign: It won't reallocate your existing files to use extents, though
[00:23] <harpreet> Abed: you can try connecting external drive and install ubuntu or you can try installing over the internet just like live cd
[00:23] <Abed> harpreet :can't it is on the desktop and i am using the laptop , but the error is the same as i wrote
[00:23] <Froad> can anyone help me install using the alternate disk?
[00:23] <miramardesign> cool
[00:23] <arkanabar> h00k, I'm more interested in faster processes.  I want better framerates in WoW.
[00:23] <Flannel> Froad: What do you need help with?
[00:23] <Wyzard> miramardesign: Eventually there'll be a defrag tool that can do that, but it doesn't exist yet
[00:23] <matrix_> thedracle:what software do you use
[00:23] <chickenfuego2> Wireless issue on Hardy (after kernel update): Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG not starting up automatically (not connecting to router) anymore. After stop/startstop with the network manager, it connects.. Why??
[00:23] <Abed> harpreet i don't have one
[00:23] <TheDracle> matrix_, VLC.
[00:23] <histo> Steven10172: I thought you couldn't burn cd isos to dvd. but you can try.
[00:24] <TheDracle> matrix_, Oh, to grab clips?
[00:24] <Froad> Flannel what should i expect when i put in the alt disk
[00:24] <histo> Steven10172: its rw anyways.
[00:24] <losher> dkulchenko: ok, just be sure to backup anything you absolutely can't afford to lose...
[00:24] <arkanabar> Froad, there's a howto at http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20081215#feature
[00:24] <h8red> damn it
[00:24] <TheDracle> matrix_, I use mac based software for DVDs.
[00:24] <ReL1K> there any way to roll back from 9.04 back to 8.10 from a shell? i updated and vmware fusion is not playing nice
[00:24] <Froad> ty arkanabar
[00:24] <Wyzard> miramardesign: Newly-created files will use extents though
[00:24] <Steven10172> thanks
[00:24] <chickenfuego2> I could find dozen of issues with the Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG, but nothing like this..
[00:24] <h00k> arkanabar, I don't emulate WoW but I've definitely noticed a speed difference
[00:24] <Flannel> Froad: It asks the same questions the Desktop CD does.  It's really straight forward.
[00:24] <dkulchenko> losher: got it. thanks
[00:24] <harpreet> Abed: what dont you have? external drive or internet?
[00:24] <TheDracle> matrix_, Mostly I use studio provided transport streams- I work doing embedded media processor programming for a living.
[00:24] <Abed> external HDD
[00:24] <unkmar> wpa_supplicant is restarting.  I have been unable to set the wireless via the network-manager.  How do I stop network-manager from restartin wpa_supplicant?
[00:24] <h00k> ReL1K, what exactly is it doing?
[00:24] <mord> dkulchenko: do you have an intel d945 mobo?
[00:24] <Plight> histo: i already used aptitude, can you tell me what the "sudo: unable to resolve host" thing is about?
[00:24] <Abed> harpreet External HSD
[00:25] <Abed> HDD
[00:25] <harpreet> Abed: you have internet on desktop? try isntalling direct
[00:25] <ReL1K> h00k: when i boot up into X, i don't get a mouse and keyboard
[00:25] <harpreet> installing*
[00:25] <lstarnes> Plight: did you try to change your hostname?
[00:25] <dkulchenko> mord: nope. i got a winfast.
[00:25] <Abed> harpreet try to install a new ISO image?
[00:25] <ReL1K> h00k: tried copying the xorg.conf from a 8.10 install to try and fix, reinstalled vmware-tools, all to no avail
[00:25] <matrix_> thedracle: k so how do you like the new ubuntu 9.04 it lloks cool desktop
[00:25] <Plight> lstarnes: no, i haven't
[00:25] <histo> Plight: it couldn't reach the internet most likely
[00:25] <ReL1K> h00k: also did a dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg, no lucks
[00:25] <h00k> ReL1K, that was going to be my next suggestion,
[00:25] <TheDracle> matrix_, Haven't used 9.04 yet.
[00:25] <Froad> also does anyone have experience with wubi?
[00:26] <harpreet> Abed: no iso image, what you trying to do? install dual boot?
[00:26] <histo> Plight: or I should say it wasn't able to resolve a hostname.
[00:26] <chickenfuego2> issue with Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG after a kernel update on Hardy, someone??
[00:26] <Froad> i'm trying to install the new one and it gets held up when making virtual disks
[00:26] <h00k> ReL1K, perhaps this will help: http://swearingscience.com/2009/04/04/ubuntu-904-beta-in-vmware-fusion/
[00:26] <mord> dkulchenko: ok, thought your prob might've been related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/290153
[00:26] <matrix_> thedracle:well try to upgrade over weekend its really much better and faster
[00:26] <Abed> harpreet yes, but i can't even get the live mode running
[00:26] <harpreet> Abed: it is your cd drive error
[00:26] <Plight> histo: well should i do something about that?
[00:26] <h00k> !ask | chickenfuego2
[00:26] <Abed> harpreet wut do u mean?
[00:26] <TheDracle> matrix_, I'm going to try to install it on a server I have here- it's having issues with the CD/DVD rom though, keep getting squashfs errors.
[00:26] <TheDracle> I think either the DVD hardware is faulty.
[00:27] <wolter> which is the default port for smtp ?
[00:27] <Plight> how do i close a process?
[00:27] <TheDracle> Or, there's something deeply wrong with the server setup.
[00:27] <Wyzard> wolter: 25
[00:27] <ReL1K> h00k: lemme take a peek, thanks for the help
[00:27] <wolter> Plight System > Administration > System Monitor
[00:27] <wolter> thanks Wyzard
[00:27] <matrix_> thedracle:why not just upgrade it from terminal
[00:27] <histo> TheDracle: try burning it at a slower speed
[00:27] <TheDracle> matrix_, Doing a fresh install :p
[00:27] <xemacs4321> I have grub fragment from menu.lst , not working to boot sdb2 ? please help
[00:27] <TheDracle> histo, Do you think the CD image is messed up?
[00:27] <arkanabar> plight, you can also run top in the terminal, it has a kill command.
[00:27] <harpreet> you can try 9.04 if you want , or you can open the box and check your IDE
[00:27] <TheDracle> histo, I tried doing a disk check- and it seemed happy with it.
[00:28] <Wyzard> wolter: Take a look at /etc/services btw
[00:28] <TheDracle> histo, Is the disk check crap?
[00:28] <harpreet> Abed: you can try 9.04 if you want , or you can open the box and check your IDE
[00:28] <xemacs4321> I have grub fragment from menu.lst , not working to boot sdb2 ? please help http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/157550/
[00:28] <TheDracle> histo, I'm thinking of just doing an install from a USB disk.
[00:28] <Plight> arkanabar: how do i use top in the terminal?
[00:28] <matrix_> thedracle:well formatin you drivers often will get you squashfs errors
[00:28] <dft> what's the option in synaptic to have it grab the update from 8.04 to 8.10..if that is still possible
[00:28] <histo> TheDracle: no no I've noticed issues with drives and disks being burned at certain speeds. But if you runa  disk check on the machine you are installing on then all is good.
[00:28] <ReL1K> h00k: no go :( i might just start from scratch
[00:28] <ReL1K> and rebuild
[00:28] <arkanabar> plight, system => terminal , and at the command line, type "top" without quotes, & hit enter.
[00:28] <h00k> ReL1K, do you have your /home partition separate?
[00:29] <histo> !upgrade > dft
[00:29] <ReL1K> noper
[00:29] <dft> histo: ty
[00:29] <ReL1K> same partition space
[00:29] <Plight> histo: thanks for the suggestion I'm able to browse again
[00:29] <Abed> harpreet i exceeded the limit for this month for DSL usage so downloading 9.04 is not an option,  and what shall i check in side the box?
[00:29] <h00k> ReL1K, that should make reinstalling and reconfiguring easier, perhaps think about doing that
[00:29] <ReL1K> yea, was dreading but really wouldn't loose that much
[00:29] <ReL1K> since i got a shell can just trans over
[00:29] <Abed> harpreet i am trying another cd drive and waiting for the result
[00:29] <histo> ReL1K: if you maek a seperate home then you can just blow out the / and all your files and settings will still be there.
[00:30] <histo> !home | reli
[00:30] <h00k> ReL1K, yeah, I wish I knew about your problem more to help you
[00:30] <histo> ReL1K: ^^^^^^^^
[00:30] <Plight> arkanabar: more specifically how do i use the kill command?
[00:30] <Abed> harpreet i have the same issue with the second cd drive
[00:30] <harpreet> Abed: then its your hard disk drive
[00:30] <cmroddy> is there a way to disable dragging links in firefox? i would like to select text in the link title (to copy and paste the text, search google for the text etc) and i never need to drag a link from one place to another. i searched google but it's all people complaining of the same problem and nobody with an answer.
[00:30] <histo> Plight: kill <proccessid>  or killall <name>
[00:30] <matrix_> thedracle:time to go to watch some movies thank GOD its friday
[00:30] <arkanabar> Plight, once top is running, find the PID of the process you want to kill.  hit "k" and it will ask for the PID; give that to top, and it'll do its best to kill the process.
[00:30] <histo> cmroddy: right click on link in firefox and select copy url
[00:31] <Abed> harpreet wut's wrong with my HDD?
[00:31] <cmroddy> histo: i want to select the link title text, not the URL. i can get the URL easily.
[00:31] <harpreet> Abed: inside the box IDE connections
[00:31] <histo> cmroddy: just hilight one space to the left or right and drag accross the link.
[00:31] <harpreet> Abed: may be your drive is not compatible with kernel or there is bad connection
[00:31] <ElNerdoDegeek> I want to uninstall Ubuntu and install the netbook remix. Do I have to reset the MBR to get rid of grub or can I just formatmy Ubuntu side and install the new copy without fear?
[00:31] <Abed> harpreet ok i will check them, btw i have two hard disk drives so is that a problem?
[00:32] <harpreet> Abed: you mean two physical hard disks?
[00:32] <cmroddy> histo, i only want part of the text, not the entire link. this comes up about 20 times a day for me. i end up retyping a lot of unselectable link text. if you don't know of a solution, that's fine.
[00:32] <Abed> harpreet yes , a master and a slave
[00:32] <histo> cmroddy: np
[00:32] <mysphyt> Hey, folks.  Not sure if this is the best channel to ask in or not, but I just installed Jaunty, and I'm having difficulty configuring TV-out through my nVidia card to my 1080i tv.  Anybody around here who can help out, or should I look elsewhere?
[00:32] <unkmar> ElNerdoDegeek: you will have to reset the MBR.
[00:32] <FFForever> Hi people XD
[00:32] <h00k> ElNerdoDegeek, if you're using the installer and you reformat, it will replace Grub by itself
[00:33] <harpreet> Abed: option 1, go to bios and identify primary hard disk and check settings, option 2, remove one hard disk, you can install later
[00:33] <Dvyjones> Is there a changelog for 9.04 somewhere?
[00:33] <arkanabar> mysphyt, depends on whether you're trying to play HD content.  If so, computers really aren't for you.
[00:33] <histo> Dvyjones: on the cd and on the download servers
[00:33] <histo> Dvyjones: there are releasenotes also
[00:33] <PlasmaSheep> OK, I booted in knoppix.
[00:33] <Abed> harpreet ok i will try the two options but what do
[00:33] <FFForever> anyone know how i can get my internal mic working in 9.04?
[00:33] <histo> !jaunty > Dvyjones
[00:33] <ElNerdoDegeek> h00k unkmar: Ah! k then. So I should just format the partitions and let it install all in the live?
[00:33] <PlasmaSheep> But there aren't any directories in /boot
[00:33] <mysphyt> arkanabar: How so?
[00:33] <Abed> harpreet what about the primary
[00:33] <Ddorda> how do i start a shall script?
[00:34] <histo> PlasmaSheep: are you looking on the knoppx drive or your harddrive and what are you trying to do?
[00:34] <histo> !who | PlasmaSheep
[00:34] <harpreet> Abed: check your bios for settings on what drive to boot from and where to locate the operating system
[00:34] <h00k> ElNerdoDegeek, you could do that, you can just use the liveUSB to format it for you, it'll take care of all of it
[00:34] <Dvyjones> histo: That had a typo
[00:34] <Abed> harpreet  ok wait plz
[00:34] <Dvyjones> histo: Linked to 8.10 release notes.
[00:35] <PlasmaSheep> OK, they guy who was helping me left.
[00:35] <FFForever> !tab
[00:35] <ElNerdoDegeek> h00k: ok then! I have a MBR changer ready just in case but I'll try that. Thaks!
[00:35] <arkanabar> mysphyt, see http://defectivebydesign.org/
[00:35] <h00k> ElNerdoDegeek, good luck, I hope it works for you
[00:35] <skierpage> histo, http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904 doesn't actually say anything about changes in release 9.04.  Where should I report web site content bugs like this.
[00:35] <h00k> skierpage, that is the release notes, not necessarily the changelog
[00:36] <Flannel> skierpage: You want: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904tour
[00:36] <Flannel> skierpage: er, sorry: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/904overview
[00:36] <sebsebseb> hi
[00:36] <Froad> can anyone help me with partitioning an external hard drive for install?
[00:36] <sebsebseb> Froad: yep probably
[00:36] <Froad> ty
[00:36] <sebsebseb> Froad: it's like a internal hard disk, excpet it's external, and you would need to get the computer to boot from it
[00:36] <mysphyt> arkanabar: I appreciate the argument, and am well aware of the problems DRM represents for free software and accessible content, but mine is more of a configuration problem than an ideological one.
[00:37] <Froad> i'm _Brian__ from before >..
[00:37] <PlasmaSheep> Nevermind, looked in the wrong place.
[00:37] <sebsebseb> Froad: oh you again
[00:37] <Froad> but in any case i found out a lot of things
[00:37] <Froad> 1. wubi won't work for unexplained reasons
[00:37] <sebsebseb> Froad: such as?
[00:37] <Froad> it gets caught up when making virtual disks
[00:37] <marian436> aaaaaa
[00:37] <histo> Dvyjones: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/jaunty-changes/
[00:37] <sebsebseb> Froad: ok a little odd maybe
[00:38] <Bo7> Can I connect to ubuntus default vnc server (vinagre) from windows XP?
[00:38] <Froad> 2. the alternate disk works
[00:38] <skierpage> Bug: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/ doesn't list 9.04, general lack of links to changes.  I repeat, how to report web site content glitches?
[00:38] <Froad> 3. I have no idea how to partition the drive
[00:38] <UbbyCD> Im now a jaunty jackalope!
[00:38] <PlasmaSheep> How can I get the uuid of my linux partition from knoppix?
[00:38] <h00k> UbbyCD, welcome, welcome
[00:38] <histo> skierpage: I don't think they want it to.
[00:38] <Froad> 4. I have no idea how to get it to boot from the external hd
[00:38] <cybersplice> Bo7: Yes.
[00:38] <r_s___> hi all
[00:38] <Flannel> PlasmaSheep: try blkid
[00:38] <UbbyCD> thanks'
[00:39] <Froad> sebsebseb  ^
[00:39] <Bo7> cybersplice: with what program?
[00:39] <r_s___> i have a problem with sound buffer,, it's not pure
[00:39] <histo> skierpage: right on the ubuntu homepage under the community tab
[00:39] <UbbyCD> Did the desktop change at all or theme
[00:39] <sebsebseb> Froad: ok so install to external with alternate disk,  or use the virtual machine?  or do both
[00:39] <Bo7> cybersplice: will tightvnc work?
[00:39] <PlasmaSheep> Flannel: That returns two 'KNOPPIX_FS' entries, an 'msdos' entry, and an 'ntfs' entry.
[00:40] <Froad> sebsebseb: I"d like to use the alternate to get it onto the external, but would it not overwrite the contents of the disk without partitioning
[00:40] <Flannel> PlasmaSheep: Why do you need the UUID?/
[00:40] <histo> PlasmaSheep: What are you trying to fix?
[00:40] <r_s___>  i have a problem with sound buffer,, it's not pure
[00:40] <r_s___> any help ?
[00:40] <UbbyCD> b/c i still have my customized theme and was wanting what if anything they changed about the appearance / default theme
[00:40] <histo> r_s___: are you using jaunty?
[00:40] <sebsebseb> Froad: is your external blank now or not?
[00:40] <cybersplice> Bo7: Yes. I believe the syntax is server:1 for example
[00:40] <r_s___> it's the same on 8.04 8.10 and jaunty
[00:40] <h00k> UbbyCD, do you have a separate /home partition?
[00:40] <Froad> sebsebseb, no
[00:40] <UbbyCD> no
[00:40] <sebsebseb> Froad: ok
[00:40] <UbbyCD> no seperate home
[00:41] <h00k> UbbyCD, if you do, your settings/themes should stay the same
[00:41] <ghiro> hi of all
[00:41] <PlasmaSheep> Flannel, histo: ubuntu doesn't get past the "waiting for root filesystem" stage on boot. I was told because it has the wrong uuid in /boot/grub/menu.lst
[00:41] <ghiro> :)
[00:41] <Froad> 180/250gb free but not empty sebsebseb
[00:41] <UbbyCD> they did
[00:41] <h00k> UbbyCD, if you don't, I might suggest doing that
[00:41] <histo> UbbyCD: they changed gdm screen bakcground and stuff.
[00:41] <UbbyCD> maybe i do and dont know it
[00:41] <sebsebseb> Froad: normalley partitioning works well, always slight chance of data loss though, never happended to me though.  and the amount of partitining I have done
[00:41] <ghiro> how are u?
[00:41] <h00k> !home | UbbyCD
[00:41] <Flannel> PlasmaSheep: Just change it to /dev/sdXY for the time being
[00:41] <Froad> sebsebseb: I backed it all up on a dvd in case of that
[00:41] <macman_> how can i unrar multiple rar files from the cli ?
[00:41] <Abed> harpreet i checked the bios , my 80 GB HDD is the primary / master , and the 40 GB HDD is the secondary / slave ,
[00:41] <Froad> or 3 dvds but w/e
[00:41] <UbbyCD> im kinna confused why i would want to do that as it kept my theme anyways
[00:42] <UbbyCD> im probably already like that
[00:42] <Abed> harpreet i will try to disconnect the slave and live run it
[00:42] <sebsebseb> Froad:  i assume the partition it has on there right now, is a NTFS or something like that
[00:42] <UbbyCD> what i would like is to see the default theme
[00:42] <histo> macman_: unrar rar1 rar2 etc...  if it s a multipart rar just unrar rar
[00:42] <r_s___> histo : the sound buffer problem on 8.04/8.10 and jaunty
[00:42] <r_s___> i tried them all
[00:42] <PlasmaSheep> Flannel: Here's the output: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/157560/
[00:42] <histo> r_s___: hrm.. what type of sound card?
[00:42] <r_s___> !!
[00:42] <UbbyCD> as i have mine customized and it kept the customized stuff]]]
[00:42] <h00k> UbbyCD, http://news.softpedia.com/news/Ubuntu-9-04-039-s-New-Themes-106961.shtml
[00:42] <Froad> sebastien: fat32
[00:42] <r_s___> my laptop is thinkpad r61
[00:42] <UbbyCD> sweet
[00:42] <UbbyCD> lemme see
[00:42] <histo> PlasmaSheep: what is the output of fdisk -l
[00:43] <mysphyt> Here's the problem I'm having, folks: using 9.04 with the 180.44 nvidia driver, I'm trying to output to my HDTV via 1080i.  I'm getting a signal, and I'm able to use the second screen to run applications, *but* my screen only fills 2/3 of the physical display.  Any suggestions?
[00:43] <Froad> sebsebseb: fat32
[00:43] <PlasmaSheep> histo: http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/157561/
[00:43] <histo> r_s___: No idea there did you try searching hte forums for your laptop or launchpad for bugs?
[00:43] <sebsebseb> Froad: ok
[00:43] <sebsebseb> Froad: and sometimes you want to share that data with Windows?
[00:43] <Wyzard> mysphyt: What type of connection to the TV?  (DVI? HDMI? S-Video?)
[00:43] <Froad> sebastien: definitely
[00:44] <Froad> sebsebseb: definitely
[00:44] <mysphyt> Wyzard: component.
[00:44] <sonofthor12> My update Manager get this error ------ W: Failed to fetch http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/f/firefox-3.0/firefox-gnome-support_3.0.7+nobinonly-0ubuntu<IP_ADDRESS>_all.deb
[00:44] <sonofthor12>   404 Not Found
[00:44] <r_s___> histo: thx, i'll try
[00:44] <sonofthor12> any ideas
[00:44] <h00k> UbbyCD, does that help you at all?
[00:44] <sebsebseb> Froad: Fat32 instead of NTFS,  NTFS is better really, but  used to be that  not everything coud read and wirte to NTFS, I guess that's why it's Fat32
[00:44] <Wyzard> mysphyt: I'm not sure if you can do 1080i over component
[00:44] <histo> PlasmaSheep: looks like /dev/sda5
[00:44] <PlasmaSheep> Thanks.
[00:44] <TheFunkbomb> okay, let's fix some computers!
[00:44] <sebsebseb> Froad: I think I heard that files  even take up more space on Fat32  rather than NTFS
[00:44] <Wyzard> mysphyt: and the video card is almost certainly unable to detect the TV's parameters through that
[00:44] <affan001> Hello everyone... i upgraded to Ubuntu 9.04 and my wireless card stopped working.... actually it works as in it detects/connects to the network but cant open the page.... i am using Broadcom Corporation BCM4306 802.11b/g Wireless LAN Controller [14e4:4320] (rev 02)
[00:45] <PlasmaSheep> histo: /dev/sda5 doesn't show on blkid.
[00:45] <histo> PlasmaSheep: does /dev/sda3?
[00:45] <sebsebseb> Froad: ok this is easy you make  another partiton for Jaunty  as well as a swap partitoin
[00:45] <UbbyCD> I have to ask ..  My granma thought it was a demon when I installed it on here computer
[00:45] <PlasmaSheep> histo: just 1 and 2.
[00:45] <Wyzard> mysphyt: Use DVI or HDMI if possible (you can get a DVI->HDMI adapter if needed)
[00:45] <Froad> sebsebseb: thanks
[00:45] <sebsebseb> Froad: then of course your computer needs to be able to boot from the external
[00:45] <histo> PlasmaSheep: thats wierd
[00:45] <PlasmaSheep> UbbyCD: It's an ibex.
[00:45] <TheFunkbomb> affan001, try plugging into an ethernet port and running an update
[00:45] <UbbyCD> kinna took some of the legitimacy out of it.. lol : )
[00:45] <UbbyCD> ibex?
[00:45] <PlasmaSheep> yes
[00:45] <UbbyCD> ill google it thanks
[00:45] <PlasmaSheep> Intrepid Ibex
[00:45] <Wyzard> mysphyt: or VGA (but that's less preferable since it's analog)
[00:45] <sebsebseb> Froad: so similar to when I helped you make that virtual machine
[00:45] <histo> UbbyCD: intrepid
[00:46] <affan001> TheFunkbomb: update the package repo?
[00:46] <sebsebseb> Froad:  or not
[00:46] <Feisar> I don't believe it, I just installed 9.04 and my rt2500 wifi card STILL runs at 1mb/s. I have had this trouble sinse 8.04 and everytime it is reported as a bug - does anyone know if it can be fixed?
[00:46] <mysphyt> Wyzard: Sadly, my TV only has component inputs.  I have several other devices using 1080i over component, so that's not a problem.  What settings do you think it might be having difficulty detecting?  HSync/VSync?
[00:46] <TheFunkbomb> just sudo apt-get update
[00:46] <sebsebseb> Froad: hummmm  your using the alternate not the desktop cd
[00:46] <mysphyt> Wyzard: Trust me, I wish I could use HDMI.  :P
[00:46] <PlasmaSheep> histo: so what should I do?
[00:46] <Wyzard> mysphyt: yes, frequency ranges
[00:46] <Firefishe> Is there any excruciatingly necessary reason to upgrade to Jaunty from a nicely working Intrepid?
[00:46] <PlasmaSheep> Firefishe: nope.
[00:46] <Froad> sebsebseb: yes, regular won't work
[00:46] <UbbyCD> oh i see.. lol
[00:46] <TheFunkbomb> Firefishe, I haven't found one :/
[00:46] <Froad> sebsebseb: it worked on my friend's comp but not mine
[00:47] <Wyzard> mysphyt: though for a TV the frequencies should be predefined and fixed...  there might be some way to specifically tell the nvidia driver that it's a TV rather than a generic monitor
[00:47] <Firefishe> PlasmaSheep, TheFunkbomb:  I see. Guess I'll keep Intrepid for a while, then.
[00:47] <Froad> http://distrowatch.com/weekly.php?issue=20081215#feature sebsebseb
[00:47] <Wyzard> mysphyt: Take a look in /var/log/Xorg.0.log for messages from the driver that might tell you a bit about the signal it's putting out
[00:47] <TheFunkbomb> Firefishe, at least until the servers calm down
[00:47] <histo> mysphyt: you might want to check with the #mythbuntu people they are great at getting tvs working etc...
[00:47] <Firefishe> TheFunkbomb:  I just switched to the Swedish (bork bork) repositories ;)
[00:47] <TheFunkbomb> okay..
[00:48] <Spendius> hello
[00:48] <mysphyt> Wyzard: There is, and I have.  Newer nVidia drivers have TV specific settings, which I'm using in xorg.conf.  Based on what I'm seeing in xorg.0.log, the signal looks right, but on the TV, still borked.
[00:48] <mysphyt> histo: Thanks, good idea.
[00:48] <deepbluegene> Hi. i am upgrading to ubuntu 9.04 from 8.04 by using update manager. my internet speed is little bit slow today. it is taking more than expected time to download packages. can i cancle downloading of packages ?
[00:48] <histo> mysphyt: by the wya how did you go from nvidia card to components?
[00:48] <Spendius> I've a question: Is Jaunty worth it?
[00:48] <sebsebseb> Froad: I haven't used the alternate yet myself, but  you should be able to figure it out  I think.   ok you can keep your fat32, or remove it and put a ntfs there instead,  or even a Ext3 partition :)  and  put a driver in Windows so it can read and write to Ext3
[00:48] <Firefishe> TheFunkbomb:  the listing at the bottom beginning with 'se' is a fast one
[00:48] <histo> !worksforme | Spendius
[00:48] <sebsebseb> Spendius: depends
[00:48] <thiebaude> Spendius: yes
[00:48] <mysphyt> histo: It's an 8800 GTS; their newer cards come with adapters.  There's a special HDTV output that looks kinda like S-Video next to the DVI ports on my cards.
[00:49] <chickenfuego2> Wireless issue on Hardy (after kernel update): Intel Corporation PRO/Wireless 3945ABG not starting up automatically (not connecting to router) anymore. After stop/startstop with the network manager, it connects.. Why??
[00:49] <sebsebseb> Froad: do jaunty with a / in Ext4 :)  ,but as far as I know no drivers for Windows yet that  can read and write to a Ext4 partition
[00:49] <UbbyCD> if none of you have tried the dust theme included with ubuntu you should.. I really like the minimize and maximize buttons there slick but not overdone and its not gimmicy like a vista or mac clone..
[00:49] <PlasmaSheep> histo: what am I to do?
[00:49] <histo> mysphyt: hrm.... Might have to pick one up then. for the component out.
[00:49] <sebsebseb> Froad: Linux file systems are better than the Windows ones
[00:49] <Firefishe> how does one do a distro upgrade using synaptic only?
[00:49] <histo> PlasmaSheep: use /dev/sda5 in your menu.1st instead of the uuId temporarily
[00:49] <UbbyCD> is it possible to grow a vdi file
[00:49] <histo> !upgrade | Firefishe
[00:49] <snipd> Hi, im trying to access a nfs share, but the folder's permission's are 700 and im getting "mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting <IP_ADDRESS>:/tera". how can i both access this folder from my laptop, while maining those permissions on the server?
[00:49] <deepbluegene> it only downloaded 100 out of 1150 packages and showing that it may take more than 8 hrs. can i cancel it?
[00:50] <Firefishe> histo:  danki
[00:50] <Firefishe> danke
[00:50] <mysphyt> histo: Well, wait 'til I get it working.  :P
[00:50] <rahmat> hi - i have an emergency situation - i've NEVER used linux before and I wanted to try it out. so I installed xubuntu but I think it removed windows XP - how do I get windows XP back? i need to run MatLab off of it. Please help. Thank you.
[00:50] <histo> deepbluegene: repos are getting hammered after new release.
[00:50] <sebsebseb> rahmat: ok yeah maybe xp is gone
[00:50] <simNIX> rahmat, if you accidentely told Ubuntu to wipe it its gone ...
[00:50] <PlasmaSheep> histo: kernel		/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-19-generic root=UUID=9c179172-81a9-49ff-98f5-c2eec2979a5e
[00:50] <sebsebseb> rahmat: I assume you used the guided install, but which one was it?  the use the whole hard disk one?
[00:50] <cougarten> rahmat: did you reduce the partition of XP or did you just instal over it?
[00:50] <Wyzard> rahmat: If you installed over your Windows partition then you can't recover it, short of *maybe* sending the drive to a data-recovery service
[00:51] <UbbyCD> you did look as it was booting up to see if it asked which to boot
[00:51] <Wyzard> rahmat: but the installer doesn't overwrite existing partitions by default; you would've had to tell it to
[00:51] <PlasmaSheep> histo: that's the line in menu.lst. I don't think it'll accept anything else than a uuid.
[00:51] <platius> deepbluegene;  http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-select-fastest-mirror-in-ubuntu.html
[00:51] <UbbyCD> like right when the computer comes up it should ask you which one to boot into
[00:51] <sebsebseb> Froad: still here?
[00:51] <cougarten> Wyzard: datarecovery was much t costy just to get mathlab to run ^^
[00:51] <deepbluegene> platius: thanks
[00:51] <UbbyCD> if you have valuable information all is not lost
[00:51] <rahmat> oh man. i just went with the default option. i really am only beginning to use linux and i have no idea what i did.
[00:51] <platius> deepbluegene;  worked for me
[00:51] <UbbyCD> I overwrote partitions and fully recovered the data
[00:52] <UbbyCD> even deleted stuff
[00:52] <thiebaude> rahmat: the installer gives you options
[00:52] <PlasmaSheep> histo: I got the uuid for /dev/sda5 (sudo blkid)
[00:52] <simNIX> rahmat, sorry to hear your first Linux didnt went right ... its not Linux specific - if you install windows and tell it to use the whole disk you'de have the same ...
[00:52] <PlasmaSheep> :D
[00:53] <sebsebseb> Froad: still here?
[00:53] <Wyzard> rahmat: How do you know you overwrote your Windows partition?
[00:53] <UbbyCD> Did you have important files you need to recover
[00:53] <cybersplice> rahmat: I don't mean to be patronizing, byt you did remove the cd yes? Do you get a menu when you boot? Ubuntu doesn't overwrite other os by default.....
[00:53] <cougarten> rahmat: have you considerrt using wine for matlab?
[00:53] <rahmat> i'm not sure how to check if I overwrote the partition
[00:53] <thiebaude> rahmat: how did you install it
[00:53] <UbbyCD> or if your ubuntu installation is not important at the moment you could revert your hard disk back to the old system
[00:53] <InvisiblePinkUni> Anyone have problems with Flash Fullscreen after upgrade?
[00:53] <cougarten> rahmat: http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=49 it should work with wine
[00:53] <UbbyCD> theres an option in one of those recovery programs that saved me
[00:53] <Wyzard> rahmat: What I'm asking is, what makes you think that you did?
[00:54] <InvisiblePinkUni> !flash
[00:54] <PlasmaSheep> Damn.
[00:54] <cybersplice> Damn damn.
[00:55] <InvisiblePinkUni> I'm having problems with choppy flash video on full screen
[00:55] <cougarten> what?
[00:55] <rahmat> okay here's what i did: i placed the CD into the laptop and then it booted and asked me if I wanted to run the demo version or install xubuntu.  i selected install. then it gave me options about partitioning and I just went with the default.  I assume it overwrote XP because when I check the amount of disk space I have left, it doesn't look like I have anything else installed except xubuntu
[00:55] <jylin> Can anyone answer this quick question about Wubi: Is Hibernate not supported because of a limitation in the technology or simply because it hasn't been worked on yet?
[00:55] <phantomcircuit> im installing 9.04 and it seems like it's been stuck on 97% done for about an hour now
[00:55] <phantomcircuit> :|
[00:55] <faileas_asleep> jylin: i believe its the former
[00:55] <mysphyt> rahmat: Make sure the CD is out of your computer, reboot, and watch carefully as your computer starts up.  If you're lucky, either your computer will boot back to XP, or you'll see an option to boot to XP on the Grub menu.  It's very possible that you've overwritten your partition accidentally, but it's also very possible you did not.  If it boots straight to Ubuntu without giving you the...
[00:55] <mysphyt> ...option to go to XP, you're probably out of luck.
[00:55] <jylin> ok
[00:55] <phase_shift314> howdy!
[00:55] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. I am pretty screwed.
[00:56] <Tortured> all the drama .. RCs and all people should know better than jump on a new version right out of the gate ;p
[00:56] <rahmat> when I reboot the computer, I don't get an option to boot from xubuntu or XP. it just goes straight to xubuntu
[00:56] <deepbluegene> platius: thanks again. it is working superfast now.
[00:56] <sebsebseb> jylin: I think hibernation may not even work at all, with wubi
[00:56] <phase_shift314> look up grub
[00:56] <vapvap> some of us cant wait
[00:56] <sebsebseb> jylin: since  it puts Ubuntu inside your Windows partition
[00:56] <Wyzard> rahmat: There's a pause for a few seconds with a message that says to press Esc for the grub menu
[00:56] <lucien_> buona serata a tutti , ho fatto l'aggiornamento nel so dal 8.10 al 9.04 , e ho notato che l'avvio del sistema e un po rallentato !!!
[00:56] <platius> deepbluegene;  welcome
[00:56] <thiebaude> Wyzard: yea, i was about to say that
[00:56] <Wyzard> rahmat: Press Esc there to get the menu, and see if there's a Windows option
[00:57] <Bo7> how can I check if the vnc viewer vino/vinagre is up and running and listening on ports?
[00:57] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[00:57] <Wyzard> rahmat: If you don't press a key it'll go straight to Ubuntu without showing the menu
[00:57] <jylin> sebsebseb: yea, the
[00:57] <rahmat> Wyzard: I did press Ecs. there is no XP option.
[00:57] <phase_shift314> ubuntu is the best os right now
[00:57] <jylin> sebsebseb: yea, the faq says it doesn't work
[00:57] <lucien_> ciao a tutti !!!
[00:57] <deepbluegene> platius: it was 15KB/s now it 1350KB/s
[00:57] <PlasmaSheep> phase_shift314: I've never had this problem with windows, so I don't know.
[00:57] <thiebaude> !it
[00:58] <sebsebseb> jylin: well wubi is only good for testing really
[00:58] <sebsebseb> jylin: you should partition your hard disk and do a real install of Ubuntu
[00:58] <jylin> sebsebseb: but I'm just wondering why
[00:58] <phase_shift314> ive had all sorts of stupid problems with windows
[00:58] <jordanl> alsa and pulseaudio playback broke for me after upgrading to 9.04, but OSS works. can anyone help me out
[00:58] <daftykins> PlasmaSheep, that sounds very bad indeed
[00:58] <Leemp> Question: Is there a known problem with the Fglrx Driver and 9.04? I just fresh installed ubuntu, installed fglr & the control center, and my computer couldn't even boot up. I had to boot into root safe mode, and purge the driver. Any ideas?
[00:58] <affan001> TheFunkbomb: i tried to update the repositories but it didnt show any updates... do you know which package it was supposed to update?
[00:58] <phase_shift314> like getting ripped off to start with
[00:58] <jylin> sebsebseb: well, I don't really think it's worth the trouble
[00:58] <stittel> Hi! I am using the 9.04 Netbook Remix. After doing some changes to services (disabling bluetooth and some other stuff that should not be related to the core functionality of the system) the system froze after entering the password in GDM. I took out the battery and rebootet: The X server couldn't get started anymore (I got this fail-safe dialogue that the X server cannot determine my resolution/graphics card). I tried starting X manually with "sudo
[00:58] <stittel> X". It said it cannot move X.org.log to X.org.log.old. I deleted X.org.log, now the X server starts again, but after entering username/passoword in GDM I get a freeze again. The system worked perfectely before that, any ideas?
[00:58] <TheFunkbomb> affan001, go into terminal and run sudo apt-get update
[00:58] <daftykins> Leemp, i've heard fglrx is disabled in jaunty due to non-functioning or something, google may explain why
[00:58] <TheFunkbomb> try that first
[00:59] <Wyzard> rahmat: Open a terminal (should be under Applications->Accessories) and run "sudo fdisk -l"
[00:59] <PlasmaSheep> phase_shift314: Ripped off? Windows always booted. Right now, ubuntu doesn't/
[00:59] <jylin> sebsebseb: from what I read the only difference is that r/w is through 2 filesystems
[00:59] <Wyzard> rahmat: Could you put the output of that command on a pastebin?
[00:59] <phase_shift314> i'll admit xp is a pretty stable system
[00:59] <DaveCo> can someone help me with open office?
[00:59] <PlasmaSheep> And no one knows what the hell is wrong with my system.
[00:59] <jylin> sebsebseb: performance is not much of an issue for my computer, so why subject myself to the nightmare of partitioning; my partitions are already so neat
[00:59] <daftykins> you probably need an open office channel DaveCo
[00:59] <thiebaude> phase_shift314: it should be after 7 yrs
[00:59] <sebsebseb> DaveCo: I think #openoffice or  #ooo  exists
[00:59] <Wyzard> rahmat: That'll list what partitions you have on your system
[00:59] <phase_shift314> ubuntu requires some reading to find out what to do, it is very very different from windows in the way it operates
[00:59] <DaveCo> ok thanks
[00:59] <minimec> Leemp: I have no ideas... but you are not the first one. Some try to use fglrx with not supported cards, others have fglrx problems with supported cards.
[00:59] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[01:00] <thiebaude> in october of this yr ubuntu will be 5yrs old
[01:00] <sebsebseb> phase_shift314: there is a learning curve for any OS, people weren't born with the knowledge in how to use Windows either, in fact most people that use Windows can't even use it securely
[01:00] <Leemp> minimec: I forget my card model, but its the mac pro ati, and i was using fglrx on 8.10 with no issues. I'll try to dig somethin up, thanks minimec & daftykins
[01:00] <ekimmargni> Can ext3 filesystems be converted to ext4 yet?
[01:00] <rahmat> Wyzard: I ran the command - what's a pastebin?
[01:00] <cybersplice> thiebaude: Hopefully, there will be cake.
[01:00] <sebsebseb> ekimmargni: yes, but only  for partial suppourt
[01:00] <thiebaude> haha
[01:00] <PlasmaSheep> thiebaude: warty came out on 2004-10-20.
[01:01] <thiebaude> yup
[01:01] <PlasmaSheep> thiebaude: That's not october.
[01:01] <ekimmargni> sebsebseb: so you have to start fresh to get 100% ext4 support?
[01:01] <Wyzard> !paste
[01:01] <sebsebseb> ekimmargni: yes
[01:01] <Wyzard> rahmat: ^^^
[01:01] <phase_shift314> ok here is a stupid problem i've had with windows, a program installed directx 6 over my 9.c, windows can't uninstall the 6, now my opengl wont work
[01:01] <sebsebseb> ekimmargni: and set up your self,  since guided will give you Ext3
[01:01] <ekimmargni> sigh, oh well
[01:01] <Leemp> minimec: Is there a secondary driver that i can use instead of fglrx? Or is that the default i already have installed?
[01:01] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[01:01] <thiebaude> oct is the 10th month
[01:01] <ekimmargni> I don't really need it (& ext4 isn't ready yet anyways)
[01:01] <PlasmaSheep> thiebaude: yes. Warty was the first release of ubuntu.
[01:02] <daftykins> PlasmaSheep, sounds really bad like hard disk fail
[01:02] <sebsebseb> phase_shift314: uhmmmm   we  are Ubuntu suppourt not  Windows supourt
[01:02] <phase_shift314> yes there is a learning curve indeed
[01:02] <BIGSEX> hey all
[01:02] <mythman> Running Ubuntu 8.10 with mythbuntu how do i get the normal ubuntu splash screen back during boot and login screen
[01:02] <sebsebseb> phase_shift314: you can ask the Windows fan boys in #windows for help with Windows
[01:02] <thiebaude> then that makes it 5yrs
[01:02] <PlasmaSheep> daftykins: so what do I do?
[01:02] <affan001> i tried apt-get update but it hangs on "96% [Connecting to archive.ubuntu.com (<IP_ADDRESS>)] "
[01:02] <snipd> Hi, im trying to access a nfs share, but the folder's permission's are 700 and im getting "mount.nfs: access denied by server while mounting <IP_ADDRESS>:/tera". how can i both access this folder from my laptop, while maining those permissions on the server?
[01:02] <phase_shift314> lol i knew i was going to get that, i was merely stating please don't try and find out what the problem is
[01:02] <minimec> Leemp: the opensource driver is installed by default. there is another radeonhd, bur it's early stage.
[01:02] <Flannel> !usplash | mythman
[01:02] <Wyzard> affan001: That's because the mirrors are busy with everyone upgrading
[01:02] <PlasmaSheep> thiebaude: but warty didn't come out in october, so ubuntu won't be 5 in october.
[01:02] <rahmat> http://paste.ubuntu.com/157571/
[01:02] <Leemp> minimec: K thanks
[01:02] <Wyzard> affan001: should get better in a few days
[01:03] <PlasmaSheep> thiebaude: wait, fail.
[01:03] <thiebaude> you said 2004/10/20?
[01:03] <phase_shift314> my opengl in ubuntu works great
[01:03] <minimec> Leemp: http://support.amd.com/us/gpudownload/linux/legacy/Pages/radeon_linux.aspx?type=2.7&product=<IP_ADDRESS>.3.3.1&lang=English For these card there is no fglrx driver in jaunty
[01:03] <Leemp> brb, rebooting trying to get the driver to work with my multi-monitor setup.
[01:03] <oDesk> how to downgrade a package ex. gvfs ?
[01:03] <BIGSEX> i want to dual boot ubuntu 8.10 with a pre-installed XP, and i shrunk my hard drive to leave 20gb open for ubuntu, should i leave that space as unallocated when i attempt to install or should i format it beforehand?
[01:03] <PlasmaSheep> thiebaude: Sorry, spaced out a bit. You're right :p
[01:03] <affan001> ok thanks Wyzard
[01:03] <Fjss> How can I modify my HAL settings file?
[01:03] <stittel> I suppose something might be wrong with my file system after that crash. I also receive "Stale NFS file handle" for some files.
[01:03] <Wyzard> rahmat: There's no NTFS or FAT partition there, so it looks like you did choose the overwrite option
[01:03] <sebsebseb> BIGSEX: XP is on there already?
[01:03] <Draccy> Howdy. Probably a mess in here. Is there a quieter Ubuntu support channel I can hide in for wireless help?
[01:03] <Leemp> minimec: Did this just take place in jaunty?
[01:03] <rahmat> crap
[01:03] <BIGSEX> seb:yeah, preexisting XP install
[01:03] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[01:04] <thiebaude> PlasmaSheep: i didn't know that until someone at categor5.tv told me
[01:04] <russianzilla> Has anyone had trouble with Pidgin in Jaunty not notifying for new conversations?
[01:04] <BIGSEX> seb: shrunk my C down 20gigs to hold ubuntu
[01:04] <Wyzard> rahmat: Other than possibly a data-recovery service, you're probably out of luck, unfortunately
[01:04] <stittel> Is there a way to force a file system check on the next reboot before the file-system gets mounted r/w?
[01:04] <sebsebseb> BIGSEX: yeah just leave it unallocated and   you use the Ubuntu Live CD to make 9.04's partition, and I would recommend Ext4 :)  which means you got to manually set that up
[01:04] <Wyzard> stittel: touch /forcefsck
[01:04] <stittel> Wyzard: Thanks.
[01:04] <thiebaude> wait unti ubuntu is 7yrs old,:)
[01:04] <PlasmaSheep> BIGSEX: ext4 is experimental. Do what you will.
[01:04] <minimec> Leemp: Jaunty uses xorg 1.6 There is no driver for xorg 1.6 for the cards on the upper link.
[01:04] <simNIX> stittel, touch /etc/forcefschk if im not mistaken
[01:04] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[01:04] <sebsebseb> BIGSEX: and  backup really important data elsewhere to if you go Ext4,  because  it's pretty stable now, but may be a  few issues
[01:04] <Wyzard> stittel: (disclaimer, I haven't tried that specifically in Ubuntu, but it works in Debian)
[01:04] <rahmat> okay. thank you.
[01:04] <BIGSEX> seb: i'm using 8.10 live CD, as far as i know ext4 isn't an option in that, right?
[01:04] <Rubin> /usr/X11R6/bin/X: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/xorg/modules/drivers//intel_drv.so: undefined symbol: drm_intel_bufmgr_gem_init  <-- after upgrade from 8.10
[01:05] <sebsebseb> BIGSEX: also the name, maybe you should name change,  it's not exactly funny
[01:05] <sotec_prod> Python still broken in Jaunty?
[01:05] <PlasmaSheep> Dammit. I f'ed up good.
[01:05] <Leemp> minimec: Any idea how to figure out what card i have? Eg, is there somethin in jaunty that can fix it?
[01:05] <sebsebseb> !language |  PlasmaSheep
[01:05] <oDesk> how to downgrade a package ex. gvfs ?
[01:05] <Leemp> sotec_prod: !? python is broken!?
[01:05] <sotec_prod> There are a few programs that are completely screwed in jaunty
[01:05] <sotec_prod> I keep getting python errors
[01:05] <tobi> hi
[01:05] <sebsebseb> sotec_prod: Python broken in jaunty I doubt it
[01:05] <BIGSEX> seb: if you're actually offended, i'll change it. if you just don't appreciate my comedy, that's another issue
[01:05] <sebsebseb> sotec_prod: not now when it's stable
[01:05] <Draccy> I'm running a live session on an Acer Aspire One with an Atheros wireless card. Drivers loaded automatically but I can't connect to any networks. I can see them, but they just stall.
[01:05] <sotec_prod> Well, the internet is abound with this issue.
[01:05] <minimec> Leemp: Open a terminal and type 'lspci |grep VGA'
[01:06] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: I'm only human. I can't help feeling frustrated when the OS I generally use doesn't boot, and no one knows why or is inclined to help if they indeed do.
[01:06] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[01:06] <sebsebseb> BIGSEX: in another channel it  could be a great name, but not here.  and I am not offended by it,  I am just pointing out
[01:06] <oDesk> Draccy: goto System -> Admin -> hardware  and activate it
[01:06] <Leemp> minimec: Bah, yea i have the X1900 XT
[01:06] <histo> sotec_prod: working here
[01:06] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: ok
[01:06] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: what are you trying to upgrade from?
[01:06] <BIGSEX> greatness knows no boundaries
[01:06] <DaveCo> does anyone know how to move a tool bar in ooo writer so it is next to the "file, edit, vew .... Help" tool bar?
[01:07] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> i have installed jaunty successfully... and done configuring .. no errors faced till now .. the japan mirrors seem to be faster right now.. will upload the screenshots
[01:07] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> : )
[01:07] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: I have 8.10. I didn't make the jump yet (but there were a few failed upgrade attempts)
[01:07] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: ok
[01:07] <Leemp> minimec: So this is permanent? There will be no fglrx? Or is it just a delay, in releasing it?
[01:07] <minimec> Leemp: So you can use the opensource driver (you are probably using it right now), or switch back to intrepid.
[01:07] <sotec_prod> Deluge, cairodock, the shutdown/IM status app on the panel isn't even there, and I can't install games, etc. due to python breakage.
[01:07] <Leemp> minimec: bummer, k thanks
[01:07] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: 9.04 may not really be worth it for you anyway
[01:07] <Leemp> minimec: I think i just need to buy a new graphics card :D
[01:07] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: why?
[01:08] <sotec_prod> Let me try it again and I'll pastebin it.
[01:08] <cybersplice> PlasmaSheep: Sounds like a mucked up grub config, or potentially partitions!
[01:08] <intx> anyone here ever used the hd-media bootloader to install ubuntu?
[01:08] <deepbluegene> i am developing a site on loacl system. i have stored my files in webproject folder in my home folder. how i can make thier copies in apache folder
[01:08] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: i'll tell you in pm
[01:08] <DaveCo> ;pb
[01:08] <minimec> Leemp: Step back to intrepid, if you have problems and wait some month. The driver will improve, because ATI gave the source to the community.
[01:08] <deepbluegene> when i try to create files in htdocs it does not allow me
[01:08] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: and also with 8.10 you get another years of suppourt
[01:08] <Leemp> Question: Anyone know hw you can move the bloomin panels in jaunty? I can't drag mine, and i see no lock/unlock panel problem
[01:08] <Leemp> minimec: Ooo
[01:09] <AakashPatelADP1> on the macbook pro 4,1...will the keyboard backlight and screen backlight be as smooth fading in and out?
[01:09] <Bo7> cybersplice, Loesh: I cant get tightvnc to connent to ubuntus vinagre server, what should I do?
[01:09] <oDesk> Nautilus cannot handel "network" locations ... i know it's gvfs package problem .. but how to downgrade ?
[01:09] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: with Ubuntu it's about what is suppourted, not what is new
[01:09] <Leemp> minimec: Well if i dont have issues, im fine. As long as it works well with my multiple monitor setup. Thats the main priority.
[01:09] <cybersplice> Bo7: Hang on.
[01:09] <phase_shift314> where can i configure Gnome-volume-manager to auto mount a drive?
[01:09] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: This is my first major issue with ubuntu (I think I started with 7.10)
[01:09] <Draccy> Well, no help here but docs say the card should work. I sure as hell hope it does in the end.
[01:09] <Draccy> I'll keep a dual boot of Windows in case of emergency.
[01:10] <histo> PlasmaSheep: did you get going again?
[01:10] <minimec> Leemp: Good luck. I have a two screen system with a nvidia 7600gt. Really painless... ;)
[01:10] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: what that 7.10 is no longer suppourted?  indeed 7.10 was rather nice
[01:10] <DaveCo> l;/=-NMJ,`3=cvb xzAa21`21zac
[01:10] <DaveCo> .l/k,i have low screen space, and i want to make the most of it /.,mnb cvxzzxcvgbhnjkl';
[01:10] <sotec_prod> yea, my laptop upgrade perfectly, and infact, gave me sound AND wifi. But my desktop is all screwed up.
[01:10] <dariocaruso> can anyone help me and explain how i have to install radeonhd driver?? i have to format 3 3 times with fglrx....
[01:10] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: I meant that I started using ubuntu with 7.10 and then upgraded asap after that.
[01:10] <histo> PlasmaSheep: State your problem again the error that you are getting when you boot and perhaps someone will help you.
[01:11] <minimec> dariocaruso: a moment please...
[01:11] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: well you need to clean install for one of the major  9.04  features anyway
[01:11] <dariocaruso> ok thanks
[01:11] <histo> !worksforme > PlasmaSheep
[01:11] <Leemp> minimec: Well it didnt work in intrepid, i had to use fglrx. So far its not working, but it wants me to restart the desktop, so we'll see once i do
[01:11] <mysphyt> Wyzard: it gets weirder.  When I restart X, my TV screen comes up at 2/3 width.  It flashes to full width--like you'd expect--for just a second, and then goes back to 2/3 width.  I'm poking through the Xorg log again, b ut it insists it's normal.  :/
[01:11] <sotec_prod> crap, I can't reproduce the printout.
[01:11] <intx> I have the normal ubuntu 9.04 iso in the root directory of an ext2 filesystem and I have grub installed, how do I install ubuntu from it?
[01:11] <PlasmaSheep> sebsebseb: You mean ext4? meh. I don't want it.
[01:11] <intx> anyone?
[01:12] <Wyzard> intx: burn it to a CD or DVD
[01:12] <Wyzard> intx: You can't boot from an .iso file
[01:12] <dariocaruso> .....
[01:12] <cybersplice> Bo7: The syntax I gave you was right. Is the vnc server running? Is the firewall blocking it?
[01:12] <Leemp> brb
[01:12] <intx> you can't?
[01:12] <Leemp> uhh
[01:12] <Wyzard> no
[01:12] <intx> is there some way around it?
[01:12] <pinion> Anyone else having a problem with flashplugin-nonfree
[01:12] <DaveCo> i have a question: how can i move a tool bar so it is inline with the "file, edit.... Help" tool bar?   in open office?
[01:12] <intx> burning to a cd/dvd isn't an option for me
[01:12] <PlasmaSheep> Ok, restating error message. When booting, I don't totally boot. It hangs on 'waiting for root file system' and then gives me a prompt.
[01:13] <cybersplice> intx: Burn the ISO to cd. :)
[01:13] <Leemp> Question: How do you restart the desktop environment in jaunty..? Ctrl+Alt+Delete isn't working anymore :o
[01:13] <sebsebseb> PlasmaSheep: that was one thing yeah
[01:13] <stittel> Wyzard, simNIX: Well, OK, it kinda works. fsck fixed some errors and I can login again after renaming my home directory and creating a new one.
[01:13] <russianzilla> Hey, has anyone had issues with Pidgin notifying on new conversations in Jaunty?
[01:13] <cougarten> leevi: it's just disabled
[01:13] <minimec> dariocaruso: install the xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd package..., then modify your xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/157579/
[01:13] <Wyzard> intx: If your computer supports booting from USB storage devices, you may be able to create a bootable USB device to install from
[01:13] <stittel> Wyzard, simNIX: Any idea which broken file could prevent my original home directory from making me login?
[01:13] <mysphyt> Leemp: there's an option in xorg.conf that'll reenable the shortcut.
[01:13] <Bo7> cybersplice, Loesh: yeah it should be running, I enabled all options in ubuntus settings from the desktop (vineagre) and the firewall is set
[01:13] <intx> there has to be a way to install without moving it
[01:13] <Wyzard> intx: I know that's possible with Debian; I think Ubuntu supports it too, but I've never done it and don't know offhand where to get the necessary files
[01:14] <dariocaruso> minimec: i have to compile somthink?
[01:14] <Leemp> mysphyt: How do you do it without?
[01:14] <minimec> dariocaruso: no
[01:14] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[01:14] <phase_shift314> dariocaruso: this was a great guide to help me install my radeon drivers, its not exactly the same drivers but it helped to understand the process ---> http://scienceonlooker.blogspot.com/2008/05/newer-ati-driver.html
[01:14] <LiquidBSD> do ubuntu developers have a hissy fit over top posting the way so many linux and BSD developers do?
[01:14] <Wyzard> intx: look for info about doing an "hd-media" install
[01:14] <FunnyLookinHat> Here's a sweet problem - on Parallels - I installed 9.04 - it boots up and logs in... as soon as the desktop appears and is fully loaded Xorg restarts and I'm back at the login...  Ideas?
[01:14] <Leemp> mysphyt: Im assuming they have a good way to do it, if they make you edit the xorg.conf to do it the ctrl+alt+del way..
[01:15] <cybersplice> Bo7: were you using the server ip or hostname?
[01:15] <UbbyCD> hey how do i resize a vdi file?
[01:15] <Wyzard> intx: It should be possible from a hard drive too, actually, but it involves doing some special setup on whatever drive you're booting the installer from
[01:15] <UbbyCD> i made another disk image
[01:15] <AntiNeko> Hey all. I'm trying to resize my filesystem-drive but it's pretty confusing. I've got my filesystem on my sda1-drive but Gparted only lets me resize sda1, not filesystem itself.
[01:15] <dariocaruso> i have simply to do sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd ????
[01:15] <UbbyCD> but im not sure how to transfer the guest os to the hd
[01:15] <dariocaruso> and change my xorg.conf?
[01:15] <mysphyt> Leemp: I think restating X is just disabled by default.  Either you can add the line Option "DontZap" "False" to the ServerFlags section of xorg.conf, or you can sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart (I think).
[01:15] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[01:15] <Bo7> cybersplice, Loesh: when connecting the client? the hostname.
[01:15] <minimec> dariocaruso: install the xserver-xorg-video-radeonhd package..., then modify your xorg.conf http://paste.ubuntu.com/157579/
[01:15] <intx> Wyzard: yeah.. any idea how I can do that? or find information on installing from a hard drive?
[01:15] <cougarten> AntiNeko: boot from a live CD
[01:15] <minimec> dariocaruso: yes
[01:16] <Wyzard> intx: (hd-media install actually involves making a custom bootable hard drive or flash drive which loads the installer and then loop-mounts the .iso file to get packages out of it...  you *cannot* boot the .iso file directly)
[01:16] <dariocaruso> minimec: ok now i try! thanks
[01:16] <mysphyt> Leemp: Another option is sudo apt-get install dontzap && dontzap -d .  Essentially it's just a little utility that does the edit for you.
[01:16] <cougarten> AntiNeko: you can't resize the partition when it's in use
[01:16] <AntiNeko> cougarten: Yeah, I was gonna try that. :) Will it pop up in the menu then? Cause I can't see filesystem in Gparted
[01:16] <Leemp> mysphyt: Nice
[01:16] <cybersplice> AntiNeko: sda1 is the first partition on the drive. If it's presently windows, it's likely the only partition.
[01:16] <AntiNeko> cougarten: Yep, but will it show when not in use?
[01:16] <Crayboff> i have a widgit I leave on the desktop, is it possible to make sure that shortcuts do not appear there? like if I insert a CD, I don't want the cd shortcut appearing under the widgit
[01:16] <cybersplice> Bo7:  try the ip
[01:16] <AntiNeko> cybersplice: I'm dual booting
[01:16] <Wyzard> intx: I'd recommend using Google to look for info about hd-media installation...  but I didn't see it mentioned anywhere on the jaunty download page, so I don't know if it's supported by Ubuntu these days
[01:17] <cougarten> AntiNeko:  I think gparted is on the liveCD. you can find it under System - 2nd menuething (have another language) - partitioneditor
[01:17] <phase_shift314> when i installed my ati radeon driver when i rebooted i got a black screen
[01:18] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> a screenshot of my jaunty http://img49.imageshack.us/img49/6876/screenshott.jpg  .... with the ubuntu studio theme
[01:18] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> : )
[01:18] <Bo7> cybersplice, nope, doesn't work
[01:18] <phase_shift314> no big deal though
[01:18] <AntiNeko> cougarten: Could I get the Gparted LiveCD?
[01:18] <Fjss> How can I modify my HAL settings file?
[01:18] <phase_shift314> who needs a monitor anyway
[01:18] <mezy> sh4d3sl4y3r_: how do it get that wigdet bar?
[01:18] <intx> Wyzard: that's what I'm trying to do, but it coudln't find the iso file
[01:18] <cybersplice> Bo7:  ip:1 ?
[01:18] <cougarten> AntiNeko:  yes, but the ubuntu CD works too
[01:18] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> avant window navigator
[01:18] <AntiNeko> Oh
[01:18] <UbbyCD> where did you get that theme
[01:18] <mezy> cool
[01:19] <Sergeant_Pony_> I just setup ubuntu on a acer aspire laptop and I have no sound? everything installed correctly... any ideas on where I can start?
[01:19] <AntiNeko> cougarten: I actually installed through Wubi - dual booting with Windows (not using Windows at the moment, though)
[01:19] <tgr> i am going to be upgradin i have a turion amd64 x2 i was wondering if i should use the 32 bit or 64 bit version of ubuntu
[01:19] <admin_masu3701> how do you save on vim?
[01:19] <Wyzard> intx: What couldn't find the iso file
[01:19] <intx> hd-media files booted off grub
[01:19] <intx> it said it couldnt read the cd rom and to make sure it was inserted
[01:19] <intx> i had the ubuntu standard iso sitting in /
[01:20] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[01:20] <cougarten> AntiNeko: I don't know anything about Wubi, but if yu installed it to an own partition any LveCD with gparted should work
[01:20] <Crayboff> how can i make the volume louder, the volume bars are all the way up  9.04
[01:20] <AntiNeko> cougarten: Oh my, Gparted Live is only avalibale in i386
[01:20] <Jadi> hey evtybody here
[01:20] <Wyzard> intx: You had the .iso file on the partition that you passed as the root= option to the hd-media kernel?
[01:20] <kaiyilen> how do I disable IPv6 in 9.04, all the guides I've found online are for 8.10 and below.
[01:20] <mikechelen> AntiNeko, ask in #wubi
[01:21] <genikru123> Hello, i just installed 9.04 and sound isnt working, can anyone help
[01:21] <FFForever> what is the difference from ubuntu source of xchat and the official xchat source besides the dcc version change
[01:21] <intx> Wyzard: no i didn't.. I need to do that?
[01:21] <Crayboff> i have a widgit I leave on the desktop, is it possible to make sure that shortcuts do not appear there? like if I insert a CD, I don't want the cd shortcut appearing under the widget
[01:21] <intx> is there a help file on hd-media somewhere?
[01:21] <intx> and was that all I was missing?
[01:21] <bryan> i am having a hard time getting the network manager to come up. so the machine can connect wirelessly
[01:21] <phase_shift314> Sergeant_Pony_: under System-->Preferences-->Sound, On Device tab, what is selected under sound playback
[01:21] <BlackCoffee> hi,i'm having trouble connecting my mp4 player,i plug it with the proper cable,it recharges the battery but i can't see the files on Nautilus,any hint of might be going wrong?it used to work
[01:21] <Crayboff> FFForever: are you talking about the windows xchat?
[01:21] <Saosin> hello. any ideas why rhythmbox won't play mp3 files?
[01:21] <Jadi> i need help plz the screen is so dark when i instaled ubuntu 9.04 :S
[01:22] <mikechelen> genikru123, look in system prefs -> sound and try picking other devices, use test sound
[01:22] <FFForever> Crayboff, no the one on ubuntu
[01:22] <jv_> bryan: ifconfig and iwconfig
[01:22] <cougarten> how to play fullscreengames only on one monitor of two set up in "twinview" (nvidia)
[01:22] <vocx> System > Administration > Login Window, after putting in the password, the Login Window Preferences seems like it is not using modern widgets, it looks like it is using plain old GTK 1.0 widgets.
[01:22] <Wyzard> intx: I'm sure there's hd-media documentation somewhere, but I don't know where; wherever you got the hd-media files from would be a good place to look
[01:22] <TUplink> guys my Reiserfs system has flaked out... im running reiserfsck --rebuild-tree   but it keeps freezing any ideas?
[01:22] <mikechelen> Saosin, try install ubuntu-restricted-extras, might have to enable other software sources
[01:22] <Saosin> just installed ubuntu 9.04 and rhythmbox won't play mp3 files. it says it needs a plugin but can't find it
[01:22] <bryan> was the network tool rmemoved?
[01:22] <FFForever> Crayboff, the one on ubuntu reports it with ubuntu at the end of version (Xchat version number Ubuntu) it reported on a ctcp version was wondering if there was a difference
[01:22] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> Saosin : use audacious for mp3
[01:22] <crc-error> Is there any known issues related to Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty & Intel HDA sound card?:\
[01:23] <crc-error> on notebooks.
[01:23] <Vesayth> Hello! I'm having a little problem with running multiple websites on one apache2 server. One of my websites I am able to view from another machine, however I am not able to with the other. I can view both websites on the local machine by typing in their domain names. The one that is not working previously used another domain name, and I've changed it over. The only thing I edited in their apache2 sites-available config files was the server na
[01:23] <doleyb> Saosin: did you try medibuntu?
[01:23] <Saosin> so it won't work with rhythmbox?
[01:23] <Saosin> what is medibuntu?
[01:23] <AntiNeko> cougarten: Could I use Knoppix instead?
[01:23] <Saosin> i installed ubuntu 9.04 desktop
[01:23] <doleyb> !medibuntu|Saosin
[01:23] <genikru123> When i test sound, some devices show an error, others open the test window but i hear no sound
[01:23] <Crayboff> FFForever: well the ubuntu one and the xchat2 for windows are not officially maintained for what i know, sort of a side project for the xchat creator
[01:23] <mikechelen> AntiNeko, probably not, because the virtual linux file system exists inside the real windows filesystem
[01:23] <Doubledose> I installed wubi on a second harddrive and I didnt like it so i just took out the harddrive and gave it back to my friend, well the boot screen still asks me if i want to load windows or ubuntu anyone know what I have to delete to get it to stop asking me if I want to boot ubuntu
[01:23] <Saosin> oh. so i'm stuck with the faggy ogg plugin then...
[01:23] <Crayboff> FFForever: if that answers yoru question
[01:23] <FFForever> Crayboff, i never said windows....
[01:23] <bryan> iwconfig - retru nno wireless extensions
[01:24] <AntiNeko> mikechelen: So I can't resize it?
[01:24] <Crayboff> ya i know, nvm, then i cant help you, FFForever
[01:24] <doleyb> Saosin: the purpose of medibuntu is for you to easily add those other plugins you want
[01:24] <FFForever> i was just wondering what changes ubuntu made to the xchat source XD
[01:24] <Jadi> my screen is so dark what can i do to adjust darkness i have a dekstop pc not a portable
[01:24] <mikechelen> AntiNeko, look for wubi-specific instructions
[01:24] <doleyb> Saosin: it's not some other distribution, its a package source you add to get those things.
[01:24] <cougarten> AntiNeko: if it comes with Gparted yes. but i dont know
[01:24] <Crayboff> AntiNeko: you can't resize wubi installs
[01:24] <phase_shift314> where can i configure Gnome-volume-manager to auto mount a drive?
[01:24] <Flannel> AntiNeko, Crayboff: you can
[01:25] <cougarten> mikechelen is right AntiNeko
[01:25] <daedra> ah! I deleted my partition table on a harddrive, is it possible to recover the data it was pointing to?
[01:25] <Saosin> why is so complicated these days? i remember installing several linux distros years before and every one of them had libraries for mpeg decoding
[01:25] <davygrvy> 9.04 BUG: "Error failed to fork pty" from Add/Remove and unable to open any terminal
[01:25] <PlasmaSheep> After doing an apt-get upgrade, the system boot hangs on "waiting for root filesystem", and gives me a prompt. Help please.
[01:25] <Crayboff> wha? Flannel how? i looked for this but it told me that it had to be moved to its own partition
[01:25] <AntiNeko> O.O
[01:25] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> mp3 is a proprietary codec
[01:25] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> that's why its not included
[01:25] <Saosin> it wasn't before?
[01:25] <AntiNeko> I can't connect to #wubi
[01:25] <mikechelen> AntiNeko, https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How%20do%20I%20resize%20the%20virtual%20disks?
[01:25] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> it was. but those distros were not FOSS compliant
[01:25] <mikechelen> AntiNeko, yeah sorry that is the wrong chan
[01:25] <doleyb> Saosin: Those distros must have been more willing to skirt the law.  But medibuntu is NOT hard to use.
[01:26] <Kr0ntab> AntiNeko: you're in there... but no one else is
[01:26] <Saosin> medibuntu is just a source, right?
[01:26] <AntiNeko> mikechelen: Thanks alot! Will check out that link
[01:26] <FFForever> will wubi work with any linux live cd?
[01:26] <genikru123> someone help me with the sound :(
[01:26] <intx> Wyzard: i got it from here, no documentation: W_McL
[01:26] <intx> Wyzard: http://no.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/main/installer-i386/current/images/hd-media/
[01:26] <doleyb> Saosin: The instructions are pretty easy http://www.kubuntu.org/news/9.04-release
[01:26] <phase_shift314> if you want media get medibuntu repository
[01:26] <daedra> ah! I deleted my partition table on a harddrive, is it possible to recover the data it was pointing to?
[01:26] <Flannel> AntiNeko: Crayboff https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide#How%20do%20I%20resize%20the%20virtual%20disks?  Oh, mikechelen already linked.  That use to be in the FAQ on the wubi site
[01:26] <Jadi> someone can help me with the darkness :S
[01:26] <TUplink> is there a way to disable the monotor from blanking to save power... i dont have X instale
[01:26] <TUplink> d
[01:26] <jv_> anyone here uses lives?
[01:26] <davygrvy> unable to open a pty, help
[01:26] <doleyb> Saosin: oops these are the instructions https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Medibuntu
[01:26] <Sergeant_Pony_> phase_shift314, 1 sec
[01:26] <Saosin> if only everyone could stop typing so i can copy the link...
[01:27] <mikechelen> AntiNeko, might want to migrate to "real" dual boot in the future, that should work for now though
[01:27] <genikru123> mikechelen: when i test sound, some devices give errors, others load the test window but i hear no sound
[01:27] <Sergeant_Pony_> phase_shift314, it's got autodetect selected
[01:27] <mondo> is there any bug about cpu freq on 9.04? because my frequency is 800MHz but there is too much noise from cpu fan ?
[01:27] <daedra> ah! I deleted my partition table on a harddrive, is it possible to recover the data it was pointing to?
[01:27] <doleyb> mondo: I have felt similar problems to you...
[01:27] <mikechelen> genikru123, ok which one shows no error? and what sound card do you have
[01:28] <AntiNeko> mikechelen: Didn't think I'd be this amazingly pleased with Ubuntu! Was just checking it out. Will run Ubuntu solo in future
[01:28] <AntiNeko> mikechelen Flannel cougarten Thanks alot, will check out link
[01:28] <Wyzard> daedra: The data isn't gone; if you recreate the partition table (just create partitions again with the same starting/ending cylinder numbers) you should be able to access it just fine
[01:28] <mondo> doleyb: no solution yet ?
[01:28] <Saosin> so after i add the medibuntu source all i need is to restart the "add/remove applications" window, right?
[01:28] <mikechelen> mondo, you could check system monitor and see if cpu usage is high
[01:28] <doleyb> Saosin: Most likely.
[01:28] <daedra> Wyzard: ah that's what I thought. What is this process called so I can google it
[01:28] <Saosin> ok great
[01:28] <daedra> ?
[01:28] <davygrvy> unable to open a pty, please help
[01:28] <Wyzard> daedra: fdisk
[01:28] <Saosin> it was way easier with slack 7 :D
[01:28] <phase_shift314> Sergeant_Pony_: i don't understand, i want to configure a drive to be mounted when i boot, right now i have to go to the drive before my shortcuts become linked
[01:29] <Wyzard> intx: Debian's hd-media documentation is here:  http://www.debian.org/releases/stable/i386/ch04s03.html.en
[01:29] <genikru123> mikechelen: i have the onboard soundcard from nvidia 790i, when i select ALSA it shows no error but no sound either
[01:29] <Crayboff> Flannel: that's not resizing the wubi install, that's giving wubi it's own actual partition
[01:29] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> can anyone provide me a good guide for sun-java6-jdk installation ? like setting the path and stuff
[01:29] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> would be helpful :)
[01:29] <mondo> mikechelen: interesting thing is mo cpu usage, 800MHz freq. but too much noise, i hadnt such that problem 8.10
[01:29] <Wyzard> intx: It may apply to Ubuntu as well, but you're on your own; #debian doesn't appreciate questions about Ubuntu
[01:29] <doleyb> phase_shift314: Maybe you want to edit /etc/rc.local and add "mount /media/MYDISK"
[01:30] <Flannel> Crayboff: http://lubi.sourceforge.net/lvpm.html and scroll down to "Resizing virtual disks using LVPM" or whatever
[01:30] <Kr0ntab> buncha haters
[01:30] <Kr0ntab> hehe
[01:30] <Saosin> and another question. do i need to edit /etc/fstab to add my other partitions on the drive for auto mounting or is there a graphical app for this?
[01:30] <sunny_> anyone knows of any sitemap genetator software for ubuntu?
[01:30] <doleyb> mondo: I wish I had too much noise!  I think its not putting on the CPU fan enough, and then it decides its overheating and shuts off.
[01:30] <Vesayth> Hello! I'm having a little problem with running multiple websites on one apache2 server. One of my websites I am able to view from another machine, however I am not able to with the other. I can view both websites on the local machine by typing in their domain names. The one that is not working previously used another domain name, and I've changed it over. The only thing I edited in their apache2 sites-available config files was the server na
[01:30] <phase_shift314> doleyb: thank you, i think that is what i needed, i was trying to find an app that had configurations but that will do
[01:30] <mikechelen> genikru123, does it have analog and/or digital outputs? do you see that card listed with (ALSA) or (OSS)?
[01:31] <dariocaruso> hi! i've do this: install by apt radeonhd driver and modify my xorg, but after the reboot is the same and my glxinfo not show radeonhd driver
[01:31] <dariocaruso> can anyone help me, please?
[01:31] <Wyzard> Vesayth: You have to change the ServerName directive in the config file's <VirtualHost> block
[01:31] <mikechelen> mondo, is that from variable speed cpu fan? maybe search for your mobo model
[01:31] <Vesayth> Wyzard: I have
[01:32] <Wyzard> Vesayth: The name of the config file in sites-available doesn't actually mean anything to apache
[01:32] <Saosin> any time now. about that mounting issue i have. and don't get it out of context :D
[01:32] <genikru123> mikechelen: actually when i test in OSS it plays a noise but i still dont hear sound in web players
[01:32] <Vesayth> Wyzard: That's not what I changed
 Sergeant_Pony_: under System-->Preferences-->Sound, On Device tab, what is selected under sound playback
[01:32] <Kr0ntab> Vesayth: you say your local machine can view the new URL's... do you have the host names defined in your /etc/hosts file?  or DNS?
[01:32] <mikechelen> dariocaruso, maybe envyng would help download & install the proper driver?
[01:32] <Saosin> oh great. more errors - W: GPG error: http://packages.medibuntu.org jaunty Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 2EBC26B60C5A2783
[01:32] <Saosin> is this bad?
[01:32] <cbk486> Hello,  I just installed the x64 bit version of ubuntu 9.04 on my pc, but my nvidia gtx260 is not showing up in the driver manager. How can I fix this and install the driver?
[01:32] <Vesayth> Wyzard: The file name is still the same. I went into those files and changed the ServerName from old.domain to new.domain
[01:32] <vix> where do i set the labels for the partitions mounted ( for the icons on the desktop)
[01:32] <mikechelen> genikru123, you mean flash?
[01:32] <genikru123> yea
[01:32] <Wyzard> Vesayth: That should be all you need to do (other than restarting apache, of course)
[01:33] <Wyzard> Vesayth: Are you sure the domain name actually points to your server in DNS?
[01:33] <dariocaruso> the fglrx have a bug with my card, if i install it after reboot i can't log in
[01:33] <Vesayth> Kr0ntab: Yes. I edited my /etc/hosts file
[01:33] <Crayboff> i have a widgit I leave on the desktop, is it possible to make sure that shortcuts do not appear there? like if I insert a CD, I don't want the cd shortcut appearing under the widget
[01:33] <ProMax> hi ppl
[01:33] <genikru123> mikechelen, i havent tried any other method tho, just flash players
[01:33] <davygrvy> unable to open a pty, please help.  I just updated to 9.04.  It looks just like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/338071 but the solutions there don't fix it
[01:33] <Kr0ntab> Vesayth: how about on your other machines?  Did you change them as well?
[01:33] <phase_shift314> Sergeant_Pony_: oh sorry, try on oss and test
[01:33] <mikechelen> genikru123, you can check others, most should work, flash needs to be set to use OSS
[01:33] <Vesayth> Wyzard: I'm not entirely sure. The domain was just transferred today, so it may be an issue with the domain transfer not syncing up yet (even though it appears in my new registrar's list)
[01:34] <Ventero> Hey there, got a question: What could cause the issue that my gnome-panel doesn't start automatically when I log in?
[01:34] <dariocaruso> so i had to install radeonhd but i think that are not installed
[01:34] <ProMax> how to update distrib  8.10  to 9.04  console ?????
[01:34] <Roasted> Anybody having the trash icon bug with Jaunty? I can't seem to get it to look full when stuff is in it.
[01:34] <Wyzard> Vesayth: DNS changes typically take a little while to propagate through the system; try again tomorrow
[01:34] <Sergeant_Pony_> phase_shift314, I did, nothing came out.
[01:34] <genikru123> mikechelen, i set it to OSS i still dont hear flash sound
[01:34] <mikechelen> ProMax, sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
[01:34] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> is there an automated bot here?
[01:34] <Vesayth> Kr0ntab: I'm trying not trying to access the website locally through my other machines
[01:34] <sh4d3sl4y3r_> for general queries
[01:34] <Crayboff> ProMax: update manager?
[01:34] <cbk486> !nvidia
[01:34] <Kr0ntab> ah
[01:34] <minimec> vix <alt>f2 gconf-editor you find the settings in /apps/nautilus/desktop
[01:35] <Jadi> i have a intel graphic controller and the screen is so dark pleeeeeeeeeeeez help me
[01:35] <ProMax> no Crayboff   console
[01:35] <major> why isnlt flkash smooth
[01:35] <mikechelen> genikru123, it is a flash setting
[01:35] <Crayboff> oh my bad
[01:35] <Vesayth> Wyzard: That's what I was afraid of. I'll see what happens tomorrow and will come back in here if I still have issues.
[01:35] <genikru123> mikechelen, what do you mean, what is?
[01:35] <ProMax> mikechelen:  i type  that not work  ,  you know why ?
[01:35] <phase_shift314> Sergeant_Pony_: have you looked at your preferences under the volume control?
[01:35] <Jadi> i have a intel graphic controller and the screen is so dark pleeeeeeeeeeeez help me            brothers
[01:35] <davygrvy> unable to open a pty, please help.  I just updated to 9.04.  It looks just like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/338071 but the solutions there don't fix it
[01:36] <cbk486> cbk486: Hello,  I just installed the x64 bit version of ubuntu 9.04 on my pc, but my nvidia gtx260 is not showing up in the driver manager. How can I fix this and install the driver?
[01:36] <Saosin> what is the ubuntu 9.04 version called?
[01:36] <cypher1> Jadi: what do you mean by screen being dark ?
[01:36] <mikechelen> genikru123, flash uses ALSA by default and needs to be set to use OSS for your sound card
[01:36] <sebsebseb> Jaunty |  Sasosin
[01:36] <linduxed> Saosin: jaunty jackalope
[01:36] <genikru123> mikechelen, how do it set it to OSS
[01:36] <mikechelen> ProMax, what is the error? might need to do "apt-get update" first
[01:36] <Saosin> thank you
[01:36] <sebsebseb> !jaunty |  Saosin
[01:37] <mikechelen> genikru123, im looking to see, maybe http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=781205 will help?
[01:37] <sebsebseb> why does the bot have the 810  page for  release info for jaunty heh heh
[01:37] <genikru123> mikechelen, why cant i just make ALSA work
[01:37] <davygrvy> unable to open any terminal (pty), please help.  I just updated to 9.04.  It looks just like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/update-manager/+bug/338071 but the solutions there don't fix it
[01:38] <ProMax> mikechelen: hm..
[01:38] <mikechelen> genikru123, do you see your sound card listed with (ALSA) in sound prefs?
[01:38] <daedra> Wyzard: so do I just do fdisk from the beginning of the partition to the end with the same filesystem as before?
[01:38] <ProMax> no error
[01:39] <genikru123> mikechelen, yes
[01:39] <Wyzard> daedra: use fdisk to create partitions with the same starting and ending cylinders and the same type codes
[01:39] <dariocaruso> please anyone can tell me if when i install radeonhd driver i have to remove somethink?
[01:39] <blbrown> if I just want to do an upgrade, I get the 'alternate' iso, right?
[01:39] <linduxed> i just installed jaunty, and while i had sound without issues in intrepid, i have no sound at all here
[01:39] <linduxed> i can start music and pulseaudio has a bar thats bouncing left and right (all alsamixer sliders at max too), so apparently the music is playing and something is happening, but i hear nothing
[01:39] <ubuntuser> I'm on 9.04 release candidate.  how do I update to 9.04 final?  do I just let update manager do its thing and that does it?
[01:39] <mikechelen> pinion, yeah, ever since recent firefox updates
[01:39] <dariocaruso> i have just installed but nothings is changed
[01:39] <minimec> davygrvy: That line didn't fix it? It di for me devpts /dev/pts devpts (rw,noexec,nosuid,gid=5,mode=620)
[01:39] <Wyzard> daedra: (actually, the type code is only a hint to the OS, and doesn't actually have anything to do with the contents of the partition)
[01:39] <ProMax> mikechelen:  thanx
[01:39] <daedra> Wyzard: what are type codes?
[01:39] <mikechelen> genikru123, what happens with test sound?
[01:40] <ProMax> that true  =)
[01:40] <blue112> Hello here :)
[01:40] <Wyzard> daedra: the byte in the partition table that indicates what the partition is for, e.g. 0x83 for Linux
[01:40] <daedra> Wyzard: ah I think I know what you mean. 82 for Linux :D
[01:40] <blue112> How can I access my "Private" folder I had on ubuntu 8.10 ?
[01:40] <ProMax> mikechelen:  now  work =)
[01:40] <blbrown> what iso do I need for just an upgrade
[01:40] <Wyzard> 0x82 is swap
[01:40] <daedra> oops thats swap
[01:40] <daedra> yea
[01:40] <daedra> :P
[01:40] <genikru123> mikechelen, i had a USB sound card plugged in, i unplugged it and i think the driver for my onboard card isnt installed, how can i install drivers
[01:41] <daedra> Wyzard: thanks for that I'll play around on a test drive
[01:41] <Wyzard> daedra: but it has nothing to do with the partition's contents; you could make a partition labeled 0x82 and put NTFS in it
[01:41] <sirjoebob> does anyone know if amarok 2 is capable of burning cds?
[01:41] <genikru123> mikechelen, i get this error when i test my onboard soundcard with ASLA or OSS audiotestsrc wave=sine freq=512 ! audioconvert ! audioresample ! gconfaudiosink profile=chat: Could not open audio device for playback. Device is being used by another application.
[01:41] <mikechelen> ProMax, good to hear, you might want to enable automatic updates too
[01:41] <Wyzard> daedra: Windows probably wouldn't "notice" it, but you could still mount it with ntfs-3g or whatever
[01:41] <GBGames> I just upgraded to 8.04 TLS and then to 8.10. I see Network Connections in Preferences, but I don't understand what I need to do to get the network connection to activate once I set one up.
[01:41] <daedra> Wyzard: oh ok, and would that be able to boot?
[01:41] <blue112> How can I access my "Private" folder I had on ubuntu 8.10 ?
[01:41] <daedra> Wyzard: oh I see... probably lazy windows coding
[01:41] <ubuntuser> anyone know how to go from 9.04rc to 9.04final?  is it a reinstall?
[01:41] <kholerabbi> I need to mount the jaunty alternative iso as a cdrom.. anyone know how to do this?
[01:41] <davygrvy> minimec:  I switched to the aux terminals with ctrl+alt+f2 and ran mount and saw that it errors on devpts saying it has bogus options
[01:41] <mikechelen> genikru123, no driver installation should be required, might have to change some settings though
[01:42] <mikechelen> genikru123, do you want to use the usb or onboard?
[01:42] <phantmi> ?
[01:42] <maddin> greetings, everybody!
[01:42] <davygrvy> minimec:  sudo mount -a
[01:42] <GBGames> If I setup a wireless network in Network Connections, how do I tell Ubuntu to actually start using it?
[01:42] <Wyzard> daedra: I don't know what Windows' policy is on detecting filesystems in partitions...  the point is that the type code in the partition table is just a hint to the OS that it *can* use to decide which partitions to look at and which to ignore
[01:42] <shiznebit> ubuntuser: just update normally nothing more has to be done
[01:42] <ripps> !beta | ubuntuser
[01:42] <ZanQdo> hi, Im using ubuntu netbook remix,  how can I get rid of the "maximize everything on load" behavior
[01:42] <Saosin> ok so i added medibunto, but rhythmbox still can't find the mpeg libraries to play mp3 files. any ideas?
[01:43] <minimec> davygrvy: All I did was to add that at the and of my /etc/fstab fils 'devpts /dev/pts devpts (rw,noexec,nosuid,gid=5,mode=620)'
[01:43] <genikru123> mikechelen, i dont mind, but ALSA isnt working with any, and only OSS is working with the usb sound card
[01:43] <sanguisdex> so has any one else been having the time out issues with upgrading?
[01:43] <davygrvy> minimec:  doesn't work for me
[01:43] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: you may have added the medibuntu repository but did you actually install anything from it?
[01:43] <phantmi> i have a mirror site for hardy and when i use debmirror to try and update keeps giving an error ...
[01:43] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: all i could find was non-free-codecs. i installed this package but still can't play mp3
[01:43] <minimec> davygrvy: sorry to hear that. I have no idea what else to do...
[01:44] <davygrvy> minimec: i'm lost
[01:44] <Leemp> Question: How do you move a panel in jaunty? They seem to be locked.. but i dont even see an unlock option
[01:44] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: you do not need medibuntu for mp3
[01:44] <Wyzard> sanguisdex: That's kinda normal in the days after an Ubuntu release because everyone's downloading upgrades
[01:44] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: then what do i need?
[01:44] <evantandersen> i'm having trouble with a shell script. I need to take this string "+XX.0C" (Where , turn it into
[01:44] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: you just need to install 'ubuntu-restricted-extras' from add/remove
[01:44] <evantandersen> oops
[01:44] <mikechelen> sanguisdex, could try using debtorrent
[01:45] <sanguisdex> Wyzard: its odd it's the forst tiem I have had these issues
[01:45] <biochip2k> hello, I have two machine with jaunty and in neither works nautiulus's typeahead search. It works on liveCD. it works on any other gnome widget. Anybody an idea?
[01:45] <evantandersen>  i'm having trouble with a shell script. I need to take this string "+XX.0C" (Where X is a number) , turn it into a pure number so i can add it to a sum
[01:45] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: i can't find that. perhaps you can guide me where to look for it?
[01:45] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: warning this will also install several other restricted "proprietary" apps and microsoft fonts
[01:45] <blue112> How can I access my "Private" folder I had on ubuntu 8.10 ?
[01:45] <mysphyt> evantandersen: Have you tried sed?
[01:45] <mikechelen> genikru123, is your onboard sound card listed multiple times in sound prefs?
[01:45] <evantandersen> mysphyt no
[01:45] <Leemp> Ah hah, im guessing you can't move them :o, they just give you an option on where to put it
[01:45] <sanguisdex> mikechelen: I am aboit scared of thined like debtorrent and aptp2p
[01:45] <mysphyt> evantandersen: Can you pastebin the script?
[01:45] <mikechelen> genikru123, for using flash with oss, might try flashplugin-nonfree-extrasound
[01:46] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: Applications > Add/Remove (then choose show all applications) after that search for restricted
[01:46] <genikru123> ok ill try
[01:46] <Froad> sebsebseb: sorry had to go unexpectedly
[01:46] <sanguisdex> is debtorrent better then apt-p2p?
[01:46] <sebsebseb> Froad: ok
[01:46] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: already did that. nothing found
[01:46] <ripps> blue112, it should work the same as before, mine hasn't changed
[01:46] <kholerabbi> how can I upgrade from the alternate cd?
[01:46] <sebsebseb> Froad: so you missed my messages?
[01:46] <sanguisdex> !more stable
[01:46] <maddin> i'm running ubuntu 8.10 and set up a raid 5 with mdadm over three devices. i deliberately left some space on each of the three devices to try to set up a raid 0 with windows xp. well, cardinal question, does anyone know how to do this, without loosing data an still being able to access my raid volume from linux, or even better, can i use one and the same raid array on both systems? Very interested in ideas.
[01:46] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[01:46] <blue112> ripps: I have changed my hd :/
[01:46] <Saosin> latest. 9.04 desktop
[01:46] <Saosin> just installed it
[01:46] <mikechelen> sanguisdex, only downside is somewhat high (~100mb) mem usage, otherwise debtorrent works fine on home cable
[01:47] <blue112> ripps: When I mount the old one, I can't find my datas
[01:47] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: go to 'System > Administration > Software Sources'
[01:47] <disismt> hi guys
[01:47] <Linuz2009> I don't have a sound card configured in my computer
[01:47] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: look to make sure that the "restricted" repository is enabled
[01:47] <ripps> blue112: no clue, I suppose it might have been erased
[01:47] <Wyzard> maddin: I don't think Windows XP supports software RAID, so you'd have to use motherboard fakeraid to combine the drives together at the whole-disk (rather than partition) level
[01:47] <Wyzard> maddin: which would break your mdadm array
[01:47] <mikechelen> maddin, idk about reusing the raid config, if there is blank disk space linux does not mind what else uses it
[01:48] <Saosin> "proprietary drivers for devices (restricted)" is checked
[01:48]  * Zh[a]nx is away: Gone away for now
[01:48] <Linuz2009> some help here
[01:48] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: this is also called the mulitiverse
[01:48] <sebsebseb> Linuz2009: with?
[01:48] <davygrvy> !ptys missing
[01:48] <genikru123> mikechelen, not woRkin
[01:48] <mikechelen> Wyzard, it can be done with windows-based applications
[01:48] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: everything is checked
[01:48] <evantandersen> mysphyt http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/m5d679817
[01:48] <Linuz2009> my sound card isn't configured
[01:48] <davygrvy> !devpts
[01:48] <rroblak> does anybody know what protocol the loopback interface uses?
[01:49] <rroblak> I'm trying to understand my iptables
[01:49] <Paddy_EIRE> ok.. then close and reload the package lists if it asks
[01:49] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: ^
[01:49] <Linuz2009> my volume control is unable to detect any control devices
[01:49] <sebsebseb> !iptables |  rroblak
[01:49] <Wyzard> rrowell: If it has an IP address then it uses IP
[01:49] <genikru123> mikechelen, do you know if i can reset everything to default settings?
[01:49] <Froad> sebsebseb just read em
[01:49] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: or you could try via a terminal! If you would like
[01:49] <maddi3> @wyzard I will find out if its software or fake raid then first thanks so far
[01:49] <rroblak> sebastien, yes I'm reading that right now
[01:50] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: ok i restarted "add/remove programs" i found "ubuntu restricted extras" and it is checked. so i must have mp3 player. but why rhythmbox can't play mp3 files?
[01:50] <Froad> sebsebseb: still it's like what commands should I use :/
[01:50] <sebsebseb> Froad: ok what you want to do regarding the data partition?
[01:50] <tonsen> hello
[01:50] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: it can
[01:50] <Froad> sebsebseb: idk really
[01:50] <Linuz2009> anybody respond to my question
[01:50] <vocx> When the refresh frequencies are not detected for a given LCD monitor, is it the fault of the video driver (kernel module) or the whole of Xorg?
[01:50] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: ofcourse i can do this in the terminal, but it was long ago when i used apt (on debian) and i forgot most of the arguments
[01:50] <mikechelen> genikru123, it should be at the default currently
[01:50] <Paddy_EIRE> !patience | Linuz2009
[01:50] <Froad> sebsebseb: my mother may need to use it, so maybe using a share partition?
[01:50] <Wyzard> vocx: driver and/or hardware
[01:50] <rroblak> sebsebseb, I'm trying to understand why my loopback is not being blocked since I don't have any rules specfically allowing it
[01:51] <Linuz2009> sorry
[01:51] <Steffy> Linuz2009: Patience, there's a lot of us here. Also, give us a bit more information on your problem
[01:51] <Linuz2009> I'll wait
[01:51] <mikechelen> genikru123, use test sound with autodetect option
[01:51] <mikechelen> genikru123, which device did you get some audio from, onboard or usb?
[01:51] <Wyzard> vocx: some (mostly old) monitors just don't provide that information
[01:51] <cypher1> Linuz2009: what does your System->Preferences->Sound says
[01:51] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: hmm.. perhaps the installation of ubuntu-restricted-extras was messed up... open up synaptic package manager
[01:51] <sebsebseb> Froad: I think do a Ext3 data partition, and put the driver in Windows so  Windows can read and write to it.
[01:51] <Ventero> Anyone has an idea how to make my gnome panel to start up automatically again (as it should do)?
[01:51] <genikru123> Mikechelen, USB
[01:51] <InvisiblePinkUni> Hi sebsebseb
[01:51] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: You know where that is right?
[01:51] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: nope. restarted rhythmbox now, and still can't play mp3. but the tags are read. is this progress?
[01:51] <vocx> Wyzard, how old is old? Mmm... 4 years for an LCD?
[01:52] <Linuz2009> there's none default mixer device
[01:52] <Froad> !ext4
[01:52] <phantmi> anyone do anything with mirror either debmirror or apt-mirror
[01:52] <Froad> !ext3
[01:52] <maddi3> @mikechelen what do you mean with reusing the raid config?
[01:52] <sebsebseb> InvisiblePinkUni: who are you?
[01:52] <Victorr> hi, does someone know if the install disk will boot an intel iMac?
[01:52] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: yes i know. done
[01:52] <Wyzard> vocx: That should be OK, probably
[01:52] <InvisiblePinkUni> sebsebseb: I upgraded to 9.04, but am not happy :(. Flash is choppy in full screen.
[01:52] <sebsebseb> Froad: yep ,but your install will be Ext4 :)
[01:52] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: ok then search for ubuntu restricted
[01:52] <Steffy> Ventero: check System -> Preferences -> Sessions and see if "gnome-panel" is there?
[01:52] <sebsebseb> InvisiblePinkUni: who are you?
[01:52] <Linuz2009> there's only sound events and music and movies and audio conferencing
[01:52] <mysphyt> evantandersen: I'm installing lm-sensors so I can see what your input's like.  :P
[01:52] <jv_> a ghost
[01:52] <jv_> I mean, me
[01:52] <InvisiblePinkUni> sebsebseb: I'm planning to do a clean install from scratch.
[01:52] <ripps> InvisiblePinkUni: What is you video card and driver?
[01:53] <BePhantom> im so going back to 8.10 :D
[01:53] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: and then right click it and mark it for reinstall... this may take some time depending on your connection.
[01:53] <Ventero> Steffy: Does it have to be there? I thought it should get started as part of the default gnome-session
[01:53] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: nothing found
[01:53] <sebsebseb> InvisiblePinkUni: yeah, but your using a differnet name, so remind me who you are
[01:53] <davygrvy> minimec: ok, got it.  alt+f2 then ran "gksudo mount -a" rather than the aux terminals
[01:53] <InvisiblePinkUni> ripps: I think its Intel X3100
[01:53] <Steffy> Ventero: good point.
[01:53] <Froad> sebsebseb: soooo I'll want two partitions: one ext4, and one ext3 share partition?
[01:53] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: there were some results but not the one i am looking for
[01:53] <sebsebseb> BePhantom: yeah ?
[01:53] <BePhantom> sebsebseb, too many bugs in 9.04
[01:53] <tanath> anyone else unable to change pop notification settings? settings (theme & position) have no effect.
[01:53] <InvisiblePinkUni> sebsebseb: We talked briefly on #ubuntu-release-party yesterday.
[01:53] <jv_> yep
[01:53] <sebsebseb> BePhantom: such as?
[01:53] <sebsebseb> InvisiblePinkUni: what was your name there?
[01:54] <BePhantom> sebsebseb, intel video problem
[01:54] <ripps> InvisiblePinkUni: the intel driver in jaunty is buggy due to dri2/uxa stuff, you need to either upgrade your kernel + driver with unofficial packages or downgrade the driver
[01:54] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: then specifically search for ubuntu-restricted
[01:54] <InvisiblePinkUni> sebsebseb: InvisiblePinkUnicorn.
[01:54] <vocx> Wyzard, so I should talk to the guys developing the driver? Or how can I tell, or probe my monitor for this info. I know the refresh rates but because they are in a sticker in the back.
[01:54] <ripps> InvisiblePinkUni: http://www.ubuntugeek.com/intel-graphics-performance-guide-for-ubuntu-904-jaunty-users.html
[01:54] <sebsebseb> BePhantom: yeah that
[01:54] <evantandersen> mysphyt well that grep command gives me +66.0*C +67.0*C (Degrees sign, i can't do it) I have a dual core macbook
[01:54] <InvisiblePinkUni> ripps: ok cool thanks.
[01:54] <genikru123> mikechelen, i might have messed up some settings, is there a command to reset to default
[01:54] <sebsebseb> InvisiblePinkUni: what did we do?
[01:54] <ripps> ripps: welcome
[01:54] <sebsebseb> BePhantom: intel proccesor good, intel graphics bad
[01:54] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: nothing
[01:55] <BePhantom> sebsebseb, i'll stay with 8.10 till 9.04 gets fixed
[01:55] <mikechelen> genikru123, depends what settings did you change?
[01:55] <InvisiblePinkUni> sebsebseb: Nothing.
[01:55] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: you tried ubuntu-restricted-extras
[01:55] <Wyzard> vocx: Check /var/log/Xorg.0.log; the driver may have logged some messages saying whether it succeeded or failed to detect, and what info it got
[01:55] <Linuz2009> I don't have a sound in my computer
[01:55] <davidfx0> hello all
[01:55] <sebsebseb> BePhantom: it's not 9.04's fault that Intel do bad graphics cards
[01:55] <jh_ubuntu> ?
[01:55] <Linuz2009> unable to detect any sound modules
[01:55] <Paddy_EIRE> Saosin: in synaptic I mean
[01:55] <sebsebseb> BePhantom: and don't suppourt Linux properly
[01:55] <davidfx0> i have a ubuntu partition on my hard drive right now but i want to use xbuntu
[01:55] <Wyzard> vocx: If necessary you can add a Monitor section to your xorg.conf containing HorizSync and VertRefresh lines with the numbers from that sticker on the monitor
[01:55] <genikru123> mikechelen, im not sure, i tried a few solutions i found on forums
[01:55] <davygrvy> why is my /etc/rcS.d/S11mountdevsubfs.sh missing?  How do I recreate that link in the appropriate manner?
[01:55] <Saosin> Paddy_EIRE: yes. i am in synaptic, searched for restricted, ubuntu restricted, ubuntu-restricted-extras and no results
[01:55] <davidfx0> when I run the installer will it ask me which partition to install on
[01:55] <petafile> Is there a command to do a "full reinstallation" of a package, that is a package and its dependencies?
[01:55] <ripps> sebsebseb: intel is usually the paragon of stability in linux, but theyre doing bleeding edge stuff with gem and dri2, so their working out the bugs in these new archetechtures
[01:56] <dexterr> Anyone here think they are an expert with ubuntu wireless setup?
[01:56] <dexterr> and want to help me?
[01:56] <jh_ubuntu> who can tell me how to use the "make"
[01:56] <Linuz2009> need to get a my sound card configured
[01:56] <mikechelen> !ask | dexterr
[01:56] <BePhantom> sebsebseb, well, 8.10 worked just fine with my video, i dunno what happened in 9.04 nor why was released with such a problem
[01:56] <vocx> Wyzard, I already looked at the logs, that's why I know what to add to xorg.conf, but I'm trying to determine if this is a bug, that is, if the monitor should have been detected by the driver or xorg.
[01:56] <Linuz2009> there's no sound playing in my computer
[01:56] <dexterr> lol, ok, thanks
[01:56] <evantandersen> jh_ubuntu cd into the dir where you unzipped the file, then type "make"
[01:56] <sebsebseb> BePhantom: well use 8.10 if you want,  it has another year of suppourt on the desktop
[01:56] <Kr0ntab> Saosin: do you have universe and multiverse repos enabled?
[01:56] <Linuz2009> that includes the internet and the computer
[01:56] <mysphyt> evantandersen: So are you trying to get an integer, or just trying to get rid of the + and the degrees celsius?
[01:56] <Wyzard> vocx: You could look up the monitor's model number on Google to see if others have had problems with it
[01:57] <rroblak> can anybody explain how this iptables list allows the loopback interface to work? http://privatepaste.com/1dexD2tkCI
[01:57] <sebsebseb> BePhantom: newer is not always beter
[01:57] <Linuz2009> only when I boot up can it play a sound
[01:57] <Wyzard> vocx: or try a newer monitor to see if that's detected
[01:57] <dexterr> I am on a bootable Xubuntu right now, on my laptop.  I have been thinking of installing.  I have never used wireless in linux, and am having problems.  Can anyone help me?
[01:57] <ripps> BePhantom: what's your video card
[01:57] <tanath> anyone else unable to sign on here with SSL enabled?
[01:57] <Saosin> Kr0ntab: where can i check for these?
[01:57] <evantandersen> mysphyt yes i want an interger. The number after decimal place is always a 0, so yeah an interger
[01:57] <BePhantom> sebsebseb, true, i mean it boots slower but everything works fine
[01:57] <BePhantom> ripps, intel 945
[01:57] <Linuz2009> it seemed that my sound card isn't supported by Ubuntu
[01:57] <Kr0ntab> system... administration... software sources...