[03:04] <cornell> Pelo: No mention of lvm on the raid link...  I did see, on the other link, a discussion related to removing a disk from a box and putting it into another.  I'm not sure that applies.
[03:04] <r0bby> but this is not the place to discuss that.
[03:05] <r0bby> Empy2k5: NO it's chgrp
[03:05] <Pelo> insta, try #alsa or #alsamixer but I doubt it ,  check in the forum maybe
[03:05] <r0bby> that's the exact command
[03:05] <gerber^Cavesup> How would i got about renaming my PC?
[03:05] <sotec_prod> Pelo, cpu fan to anything that gives it power. I only have 2 case fan outlets on my mobo, and they are both taken. I need to add another.
[03:05] <gerber^Cavesup> so like in a terminal it would say username@newnamehere
[03:05] <Pelo> cornell,  I now you can run lvm in ubuntu  (I,ve been told you can )  check for lvm in the forum you might find someting   www.ubuntuforums.org
[03:06] <r0bby> !file permissions | Empy2k5
[03:06] <ubotu> Empy2k5: The files and directories on an Ubuntu system are organized according to a standard, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem_Hierarchy_Standard - file permissions are explained at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FilePermissions - All filenames and directory names (and many other things) are case sensitive in Linux
[03:06] <binarydigit> cornell: you def can run lvm in ubuntu
[03:06] <Frogzoo> cornell: you need something that describes your vg/lvs - /etc/lvmtab?
[03:06] <inaety> genefitz: looks like i found a fix
[03:06] <Pelo> sotec_prod, I spliced the power cables on mine
[03:06] <Empy2k5> and to remove a directory which isn't empty?
[03:06] <genefitz> inaety, cool. Sorry I couldn't me more help
[03:06] <r0bby> rm -rf <dir>
[03:06] <inaety> genefitz: a very easy one at that :P
[03:06] <cornell> I've found an /etc/lvm/lvm.conf, Frogzoo, but it doesn't seem what I need
[03:06] <r0bby> Empy2k5: tip: _DO NOT_ execute rm -rf / as root.
[03:07] <ipx1> r0bby (and to all): this sux.  It won't recognize the card.
[03:07] <r0bby> unless you feel like reinstalling.
[03:07] <genefitz> inaety, my knowledge of Kubuntu is very limited. I use Fedora.
[03:07] <binarydigit> cornell: im a lil late to the convo but what are you trying to do with lbm?
[03:07] <binarydigit> lvm*
[03:07] <r0bby> ipx1: pastebin dmesg output
[03:07] <Pelo> ipx1, check your card model in the forum see if there are specific fixes
[03:07] <ipx1> There is no output.
[03:07] <ipx1> I'm using the GUI.
[03:08] <r0bby> ipx1: so open a terminal window
[03:08] <jmworx_> Anyone knows why I'm getting: "WARNING: The following packages cannot be authenticated!" when trying to install packages? ...and how to fix that?
[03:08] <ipx1> There is no shell open, get me? Like...just graphics.
[03:08] <inaety> genefitz: why? i don't like rpm-based
[03:08] <cornell> I've an existing machine, knopmyth with a / partition and the rest in a vg.  I want to install mythbuntu on the / partition.  I want it to recognize the existing LVM.  How?
[03:08] <binarydigit> jmworx: usually need the gpg key for the repository
[03:08] <r0bby> ipx1: open up gnome-terminal.
[03:08] <Empy2k5> If i can only change the permissions for this dumb folder so that i can delete it from my regular user not root then i'd have it made :|
[03:08] <ipx1> ok
[03:08] <gerber^Cavesup> How would i got about renaming my PC?
[03:08] <r0bby> Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal
[03:08] <binarydigit> cornell: are you booted from a livecd?
[03:08] <Pelo> jmworx,  you don'T  that means it probably comes from backport or a thrid party repos
[03:08] <genefitz> Inarty, I use the yum install for most things. I just like the way it works a little better..
[03:08] <cornell> Yes, binarydigit
[03:08] <jr_> gerber^Cavesup, spraypaint
[03:08] <binarydigit> cornell: did you run pvscan or lvscan?
[03:08] <pi3> r0bby: neither as a normal user
[03:09] <r0bby> what?
[03:09] <binarydigit> cornell: also make sure you installed lvm2 from the livecd, its not included by default
[03:09] <cornell> From the livecd, binarydigit?
[03:09] <binarydigit> ya
[03:09] <Pelo> gerber^Cavesup, for what purpose ? networkshare and stuff ?
[03:09] <genefitz> Not to mention, it was the only distro that seemed to work properly with my computer straight out the box...
[03:09] <r0bby> you need root permissions for most things; which is why sudo exists.
[03:09] <r0bby> normal user accounts are restrictive for a reason ;)
[03:09] <Empy2k5> yep r0b :/
[03:09] <r0bby> Empy2k5: what are you trying to do?
[03:10] <Pelo> cause we don'T trust normal users
[03:10] <cornell> Ok, binarydigit, booted from mythbuntu livecd, run pvscan  lvscan (after I check out what they're supposed to do), right?
[03:10] <r0bby> Pelo: among the many reasons
[03:10] <Empy2k5> i'm trying to delete this folder called hellanzb-0.9
[03:10] <jr_> !demonops
[03:10] <binarydigit> cornell: well those commands wont work unless you have lvm2 package installed
[03:10] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about demonops - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:10] <jr_> :O
[03:10] <r0bby> Empy2k5: sudo rm -rf /path/to/directory
[03:10] <jr_> !demon ops
[03:10] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about demon ops - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:10] <Empy2k5> permissions are d--x--x--x 4
[03:10] <jr_> !demon
[03:10] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about demon - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:10] <jr_> :O
[03:10] <astro76> !msgthebot | jr_
[03:10] <ubotu> jr_: Please investigate with me only in /msg or in #ubuntu-bots (see also !Bot). Abusing the channel bots will only result in angry ops...
[03:10] <r0bby> Empy2k5: type carefully.
[03:10] <Pelo> !botabuse | jr_
[03:10] <KoPaCh> :)
[03:10] <cornell> Ouch, binarydigit, how do I add packages to a livecd?
[03:11] <jr_> :o
[03:11] <binarydigit> cornell: apt-get install lvm2
[03:11] <Don9307> :0-<
[03:11] <Templar> hi can anyone tell me if there is a way of running programs in gnome as part of your background
[03:11] <Don9307> :0>-<
[03:11] <cornell> On a livecd, far out.  Would it be useful to run them on the existing install?
[03:11] <r0bby> what do you mean, background apps?
[03:11] <Pelo> cornell, binarydigit  are you sure about this ? you mean if you apt-get something from the live cd it will become part of the install on the hdd ?
[03:11] <Empy2k5> it's still there r0b :/
[03:12] <r0bby> Empy2k5: ...
[03:12] <Empy2k5> lol yeah
[03:12] <binarydigit> Pelo: no it wont become a part of the install but you will be able to view the LV information you need
[03:12] <Empy2k5> the folder is on my desktop :|
[03:12] <Templar> say take info from a website and place it in the background
[03:12] <r0bby> Templar: yeh...
[03:12] <Don9307> :0-|-<
[03:12] <cornell> Prior to actually installing the OS from the livecd, binarydigit?
[03:12] <r0bby> firefox has a right-click menu to set the as background ;)
[03:12] <Pelo> binarydigit, but it will need to be apt-get again after the installation is what you are saying if I get you ?
[03:12] <Empy2k5> wait
[03:12] <Empy2k5> nm i got it now
[03:13] <r0bby> what was it?
[03:13] <Empy2k5> i see what i did wrong
[03:13] <Templar> or or have a live feed from a webcam built into ur background
[03:13] <Empy2k5> i put a slash in front of the folder
[03:13] <cornell> Ok by me, Pelo, binarydigit
[03:13] <Empy2k5> god i'm a douchebag :|
[03:13] <r0bby> what happened?
[03:13] <Empy2k5> it got rid of the folder now
[03:13] <binarydigit> Pelo: he cant chroot to the / partition and install it
[03:13] <mars2686> holaz
[03:13] <Mr_Awesome> anyone know a good utility for recording whats playing through the speakers?
[03:13] <Empy2k5> brb
[03:13] <r0bby> Empy2k5: what was it you're not answering me :P
[03:13] <jmworx_> binarydigit, Pelo: It used to work, but no longer does. It might have been after I installed medibuntu, but not sure. Any tip?
[03:13] <binarydigit> or you can use the alternate installer which i believe has support for lvm
[03:13] <Pelo> binarydigit, good to know
[03:14] <ipx1> r0bby: still here?
[03:14] <r0bby> ipx1: in some form yes
[03:14] <binarydigit> cornell: your best bet/ easiest is to try the alternate installer which im pretty sure has lvm support during the install
[03:14] <Pelo> jmworx,  what is your problem again ? sorry lots of ppl
[03:14] <Templar> i remember kde had an option in the background settings to allow a website be part of it
[03:14] <ipx1> ok r00by: gnome terminal is open.
[03:14] <ipx1> What to do now?
[03:15] <cornell> ANd it can recognize the existing vg, binarydigit?
[03:15] <ipx1> sorry -- r0bby.
[03:15] <r0bby> now type dmesg and look for your wifi card, it should say Linksys
[03:15] <Pelo> Templar,  you'll have to ask in #kubuntu
[03:15] <binarydigit> cornell: yes it should see it
[03:15] <r0bby> or Broadcom
[03:15] <ipx1> ok
[03:15] <r0bby> WPC54GS probably
[03:15] <gerber^Cavesup> Sony Vegas 7 with ubuntu? Possible?
[03:15] <ipx1> erros/
[03:15] <switchcat> Q: how do I set the NNTPSERVER environment variable?  Thanks.
[03:15] <ipx1> errors...lots of them.
[03:15] <Templar> pelo, do u know of anything similar for gnome
[03:15] <jmworx_> Pelo: I was being told the packages couldn't be anthenticated... somehow, I did an apt-get update and it's fixed
[03:15] <ipx1> r0bby: it says:
[03:15] <r0bby> that's your syslog
[03:15] <r0bby> PASTEBIN!
[03:15] <Pelo> switchcat,  man nntpserver
[03:16] <r0bby> !pastebin | ipx1
[03:16] <ubotu> ipx1: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:16] <ipx1> bcm43xx: error: microcode .....
[03:16] <Pelo> Templar,  no I do not , which doesnT' mean anyting
[03:16] <ipx1> huh?
[03:16] <r0bby> okay you have the broadcom chipset
[03:16] <r0bby> !broadcom | ipx1
[03:16] <ubotu> ipx1: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[03:16] <tengulre>
[03:16] <r0bby> hrm
[03:16] <ipx1> ok....
[03:16] <switchcat> pelo - I tried that already. :) "no manual entry for nntpserver"
[03:16] <ipx1> one sec
[03:16] <tengulre> anybody here come from china?
[03:16] <Pelo> jmworx, no I think the problem is because it was a third party repos , but I can be wrong I often am
[03:17] <Pelo> switchcat,  chck in he forum
[03:17] <switchcat> pelo - forum?
[03:17] <r0bby> ipx1: this is what you'll need: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx/Feisty?highlight=%28WifiDocs%29%7C%28AND%29%7C%28ManufacturerModel%29
[03:17] <Pelo> !cn | tengulre
[03:17] <ubotu> tengulre: For Ubuntu help in Chinese  #ubuntu-cn  #ubuntu-tw   #ubuntu-hk
[03:17] <KleRo1> hello everyone... does someone knows how can i play .wma files with Rhythmbox?
[03:17] <ipx1> ok.
[03:17] <cornell> So, binarydigit, install the new OS, ignoring the other partitions.  apt-get install lvm2, ummm... done?
[03:17] <ipx1> r0bby: it says: event not found.
[03:17] <Pelo> switchcat,  do a search in www.ubuntuforums.org
[03:17] <ipx1> Let me check out the web site.
[03:17] <r0bby> I needed to know which chipset you were using
[03:17] <Pelo> afk
[03:18] <binarydigit> cornell: it would be easier if you could get an "fdisk -l" of the hd you are talking about , and throw it up in a pastebin
[03:18] <nbags> does ubuntu run on pre-i686?
[03:18] <mrigns> !codecs > KleRo1
[03:18] <r0bby> > vs | > does privmsg, whereas | displays to the channel?
[03:18] <KleRo1> thanks mrigns
[03:18] <kitche> r0bby: correct
[03:18] <pawan> HI
[03:18] <r0bby> ah
[03:19] <genefitz> nbags yes. What are you wanting to run it on?
[03:19] <nbags> genefitz, a P1
[03:19] <ipx1> r0bby:  It's bascially saying I have to connect physically to the internet before I can use the wireless device?
[03:19] <pawan> how to play rmVb files in ubuntu
[03:19] <fevel> anyone installed pidgin successfully??
[03:19] <pawan> !rmVb
[03:19] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about rmvb - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:19] <insta> rah, does anyone else have ideas i can try for audio?  I've tried the simple things, and i've had this motherboard with working audio in linux before
[03:19] <cornell> K...  I'll try that...  but it will have to be later, gotta clean up and hit the rack...  thanks binarydigit, hope to see you tomorrow
[03:19] <Pelo> pawan,  install realplayer from the realplayer site
[03:19] <insta> i don't see alsa throwing any errors
[03:19] <genefitz> nbags, you may be better off with something smaller. Hold on, and I will get you the Ubuntu requirements.
[03:19] <r0bby> you have to associate to an AP
[03:19] <Pelo> insta,  are you sure alsa is the selected output device ?
[03:19] <insta> outside of a metric asston of APIC errors on CPU0
[03:19] <ipx1> AP or IP?
[03:19] <binarydigit> cornell: no prob good luck
[03:20] <Pelo> or whatever it is called
[03:20] <r0bby> it would help if you had a physical nic in the machince
[03:20] <r0bby> machine*
[03:20] <ipx1> ok.
[03:20] <ipx1> I have one.
[03:20] <insta> Pelo: i've tried both ALSA and OSS
[03:20] <r0bby> a/physical/wired/
[03:20] <r0bby> I had one hell of a time getting mine to work
[03:20] <Pelo> insta, what audio card do you have ?
[03:20] <r0bby> but basically, ubuntu has awesome docs
[03:20] <ipx1> ok.
[03:20] <ipx1> I will try that right now.
[03:20] <genefitz> nbags, minimum for ubuntu is  Mhz, 64 Megs ram. 2 Gigs drive space
[03:20] <r0bby> read them, it's gonna take time :)
[03:20] <ipx1> Hey thanks a lot.
[03:20] <r0bby> no problem
[03:21] <insta> ATI IXP card, Realtek ALC658D chipset
[03:21] <insta> (onboard)
[03:21] <insta> it's enabled in the BIOS and stuff as well
[03:21] <Pelo> insta, checdk the realtep bit in theforum
[03:21] <genefitz> nbags, for that old a system, you may be better with something like Damn Small Linux (DSL)
[03:22] <Pelo> insta check the realtek bit in the forum
[03:22] <pawan> no real player for ubuntu
[03:22] <nbags> genefitz, nah i'll be fine. i'll just install the base system
[03:22] <phun_afk> helix?
[03:22] <Pelo> pawan,  for linux
[03:22] <nbags> genefitz, should i use the server iso or the alternate iso?
[03:22] <pawan> from where
[03:22] <Flannel> nbags: alternate CD
[03:23] <nbags> Flannel, why?
[03:23] <pHro-> naggers
[03:23] <Pelo> pawan,  google for realplayer 10 linux
[03:23] <Flannel> nbags: better hardware support
[03:23] <nbags> Flannel, oh, it does raid in the setup
[03:23] <Pelo> pawan  dl the bin not the rpm
[03:23] <nbags> Flannel, nice
[03:23] <genefitz> nbags, if you are going to try it, you will have to use the alternate install disk, most likely. (Depending on ram, etc)
[03:23] <Flannel> nbags: believe server will do LVM/raid stuffs too,  but server CD removes support for some hardware
[03:23] <insta> Pelo, it's actually "ATI Technologies Inc IXP SB400 AC'97 Audio Controller" according to lspci.  I've *never* seen AC97 not work ...
[03:23] <nbags> Flannel, ok
[03:23] <IndyGunFreak> Pelo: isn't realplayer in the medibuntu repo?
[03:24] <nolhay> can anyopne help me connect my wireless?
[03:24] <nolhay> wireless conection drops after 2 seconds
[03:24] <xgamma[laptop] > hey guys, i'm having problems with xchat-gnome on feisty fawn...it worked fine for a few days, then I tried to add a network.  and when I went to reload the client, it would crash within 5 seconds.  I read that xchat-gnome 0.18 fixes this crash, but it's not on the repositories.  how do i go about uninstalling 0.16 and installing 0.18?
[03:24] <Pelo> insta,  did you check the spaker plug and power ?
[03:24] <Pelo> IndyGunFreak,  how the heck would I knwo what is in the mediubuntu repos
[03:24] <Kill_X> nolhay: chipset?
[03:24] <nolhay> nope
[03:25] <insta> Pelo: yeah :)  tried two cables and headphones
[03:25] <nolhay> chipset drivers are fine
[03:25] <IndyGunFreak> Pelo: i wasn't suggesting yuou should/shouldn't, was just thinking that it would be an easier way to install realplayer
[03:25] <astro76> IndyGunFreak, it's not, if anything it would be in cannonical's commercial repo but I don't think so
[03:25] <Kill_X> nolhay: I wanted to know which one :)
[03:25] <IndyGunFreak> astro76: ok.. i know its in a repo i've used.... maybe pLF
[03:25] <Pelo> IndyGunFreak, sorry , I'm getting a bit frazzled and I needed to take it out on someone, I knew you could handle it
[03:26] <IndyGunFreak> Pelo: lol... no sweat
[03:26] <ameyer> IndyGunFreak: it used to be in canonical's commercial repo if I recall correctly
[03:26] <Adlai> anyone here good with dvd encoding on ubuntu?
[03:26] <ameyer> IndyGunFreak: it might still be there
[03:26] <IndyGunFreak> ameyer: i'm not sure, hold on.
[03:26] <Pelo> insta, probably someting very very silly and easily overlooked
[03:26] <IndyGunFreak> i'll look and see where i got it.
[03:26] <insta> Adlai: yeah
[03:26] <reya277> Pelo: is it possible you can help me trouble shoot this
[03:26] <K3nto> how do i configure cube caps for compiz?
[03:26] <Adlai> insta, what do you use
[03:27] <IndyGunFreak> lol
[03:27] <scipio> insta, i just checked the forums for your problem and there are several reports from people with the same card that say they made it work by unmuting a channel in alsa-mixer: pcm-2 or pcm
[03:27] <insta> Adlai: two pass x264 encoding with mencoder
[03:27] <Pelo> reya276, troubleshoot what ?
[03:27] <reya277> I finally installed the driver by following this manual which created a .deb package instead of that Bin stuff
[03:27] <Adlai> command-line then?
[03:27] <nolhay> Kill_X, its a linksys Wusb11v4
[03:28] <Pelo> reya276, the actual problem please, I'm trying to exit gracefully
[03:28] <reya277> but now everytime I do "fglrxinfo" I get this "Xlib:  extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".
[03:28] <reya277> display: :0.0  screen: 0
[03:28] <reya277> OpenGL vendor string: Mesa project: www.mesa3d.org
[03:28] <reya277> OpenGL renderer string: Mesa GLX Indirect
[03:28] <reya277> OpenGL version string: 1.4 (1.5 Mesa 6.5.2)
[03:28] <insta> scipio: link?
[03:28] <reya277> when it should say ATI instead of Mesa
[03:28] <Pelo> reya276, does it work ?
[03:28] <insta> Adlai: yeah I use CLI for encoding.  It's not very hard and I even have it bundled into a neat little script now.
[03:28] <scipio> insta, http://ubuntuforums.org/search.php?searchid=25311946
[03:28] <reya277> but I have an ATI control Panel and everything which displaus the correct drivers for my card
[03:28] <IndyGunFreak> Pelo: its in the canonical commercial repo.. from the looks of it.
[03:29] <scipio> insta, first and third thread
[03:29] <xgamma[laptop] > no dice with fixing xchat-gome?
[03:29] <Kill_X> nolhay: well, I have _some_ knowledge in WLAN chipsets, but not every particular one... I'll try to get some information on it, hang on.
[03:29] <Pelo> IndyGunFreak, realy I had to get it online ... who cares anyway, it's realplayer , only good for cheap porn
[03:29] <nolhay> Kill_X, im trying to find out too
[03:29] <IndyGunFreak> Pelo: now that i agree with...lol
[03:29] <astro76> xgamma[laptop] , honestly most everyone uses xchat, not xchat-gnome
[03:29] <pawan> after downloading bin file
[03:29] <K3nto> !cubecap
[03:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about cubecap - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:30] <nguoihungvodanh_> hiiiiiiiiiiiii
[03:30] <nolhay> Kill_X, i used ndiswrapper with the linksys drivers provided on their website
[03:30] <Pelo> reya276,  I beleive that the ati drivers uses some mesa stuff ,  so you are probably ok,  stop nit picking
[03:30] <K3nto> how do i set up cube caps for compiz?
[03:30] <astro76> !compiz | K3nto
[03:30] <ubotu> K3nto: Compiz (compositing window manager) and XGL (X server architecture layered on top of OpenGL) - Howto at http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompositeManager - Help in #ubuntu-effects
[03:30] <r0bby> win 7
[03:30] <Pelo> pawan,  try this in the terminal   sudo apt-get install realplayer
[03:30] <xgamma[laptop] > astro76:  ok, I'll try switching to xchat instead of that.  can I just delete the files for xchat-gnome, or is there an uninstall process?
[03:30] <astro76> xgamma[laptop] , you can uninstall through synaptic or with sudo apt-get remove xchat-gnome
[03:31] <jrib> !realplayer > pawan (see the private message from ubotu)
[03:31] <Pelo> pawan,  nvm the apt-get stuff
[03:31] <Kill_X> nolhay: what's you'r router/access point and how many devices are connected? Is it a private one?
[03:31] <Pelo> lager folks
[03:31] <Pelo> later
[03:31] <jrib> pawan: personally, I'd try mplayer for the real media stuff first so you don't have to install such an ugly thing like realplayer :)
[03:31] <MeltedUFO> hey anyone know anything about Usenet?
[03:31] <jrib> !anyone | MeltedUFO
[03:31] <ubotu> MeltedUFO: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[03:32] <xgamma[laptop] > thanks astro76.  i'll try that
[03:32] <nolhay> Kill_X, its a befw11s4v4 with one wired connection and 1 wireless connection already in place im trying to add another computer
[03:32] <K3nto> astro76: didnt help. i need help with cube caps in specific
[03:32] <pawan> mplayer is not playing rmVb files
[03:32] <reya277> Pelo: Still there?
[03:32] <jrib> pawan: have you installed w32codecs?
[03:32] <pawan> yes
[03:33] <astro76> K3nto, try #ubuntu-effects
[03:33] <jrib> pawan: k, follow directions from ubotu for realplayer I guess
[03:33] <pawan> pawan@pawan-desktop:~/Desktop$ sudo apt-get install realplayer
[03:33] <pawan> Reading package lists... Done
[03:33] <pawan> Building dependency tree
[03:33] <pawan> Reading state information... Done
[03:33] <pawan> Package realplayer is not available, but is referred to by another package.
[03:33] <scipio> pawalls, see this http://www.simplehelp.net/2007/07/27/how-to-play-rmvb-files-in-ubuntu/
[03:33] <pawan> This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
[03:33] <pawan> is only available from another source
[03:33] <pawan> E: Package realplayer has no installation candidate
[03:33] <astro76> !paste | pawan
[03:33] <ubotu> pawan: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:34] <Kill_X> nolhay: are you using the most recent firmware at your router?
[03:34] <MeltedUFO> I'm trying to get the Pan newsreader working with Comcast's usenet service
[03:34] <MeltedUFO> Can someone help me?
[03:35] <astro76> MeltedUFO, what's the problem? I believe they give you a giganews account correct?
[03:35] <pawan> i downloaded the real player bin file now how to install it
[03:35] <scipio> pawan see my link above, sorry tab completed to another name
[03:35] <jrib> pawan: did you read the link from ubotu?
[03:35] <MeltedUFO> Do you nees a Giganews account?
[03:35] <Kill_X> nolhay: I remember that the befw11 series had some firmware issues
[03:35] <jrib> pawan: or scipio's looks even better because it gets mplayer to play them
[03:35] <IndyGunFreak> pawan: theys hould have instructions on their site.
[03:36] <IndyGunFreak> !realplayer
[03:36] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[03:36] <MeltedUFO> You are supposed to use your comcast.net account
[03:36] <kim__> hey howto use eggdrop on ubuntu 6.06?
[03:37] <pawan> sudo apt-get install realplayer10gold.bin
[03:37] <pawan> Reading package lists... Done
[03:37] <pawan> Building dependency tree
[03:37] <pawan> Reading state information... Done
[03:37] <pawan> E: Couldn't find package realplayer10gold.bin
[03:37] <IndyGunFreak> pawan: read the instructions on real's site.
[03:37] <jrib> pawan: stop pasting here and read what people link you to please
[03:37] <kim__> I can't find eggdrop.conf
[03:37] <MeltedUFO> astro76: but when I tell it toget headers it just puts it in the task que
[03:37] <kim__> somebody help me
[03:37] <yoyho1> Hey all.   I did a aptitude remove freeradius.   and i deleted all the /etc/freeradius/* files.    Now I tried to refresh the install by doing 'aptitude install freeradius'
[03:37] <yoyho1> but the /etc/freeardius files did not get reinstalled
[03:37] <yoyho1> how do i force aptitude to reinstall everything correctly?
[03:38] <TylerJGillies> is there a chkdsk utility that comes with Ubuntu install CD?
[03:38] <jrib> yoyho1: aptitude purge PACKAGE   first, then install it
[03:38] <TylerJGillies> i can't find one
[03:38] <astro76> MeltedUFO, I'm going to set mine up, I have comcast too
[03:38] <RabidLockerGnome> hi all'
[03:38] <jorvis_> is there not a package for limewire?  anyone know something better?
[03:38] <eboyjr> GKSudo is not working.. all of the controls are gone on i.e. gedit
[03:39] <MeltedUFO> astro76: ok thank you
[03:39] <K3nto> what are strings? i just wanna put a picture on the top and bottom of my cube..
[03:39] <IndyGunFreak> eboyjr: maybe gksudo?
[03:39] <jrib> jorvis_: I'd recommend frostwire
[03:39] <jrib> !frostwire > jorvis_ (see the private message from ubotu)
[03:39] <yoyho1> jrib: ok i'll try that
[03:39] <jorvis_> thanks
[03:39] <bullgard4> Are 'database backend' and 'database server' synonymous? Synaptics: Synaptics: "MySQL is a fast, stable and true multi-user, multi-threaded SQL database server."
[03:39] <MeltedUFO> astro76: comcast.net/newsgroups has the settings
[03:39] <astro76> MeltedUFO, what did you use for username?
[03:39] <eboyjr> IndyGunFreak, yeah, thats not working
[03:39] <Mr_Awesome> anyone know a good utility for recording whats playing through the speakers?
[03:39] <scipio> kim__, try this: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=312071
[03:39] <astro76> MeltedUFO, yeah I have it working
[03:40] <pawan> still not working
[03:40] <Flannel> bullgard4: yeah, I imagine they are
[03:40] <jorvis_> jrib: new to ubuntu, but apt-get for frostwire didn't work
[03:40] <yoyho1> that was it.  Thanks!
[03:40] <bullgard4> Flannel: Thank you.
[03:40] <kim__> scipio//thanks
[03:40] <astro76> MeltedUFO<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[03:40] <MeltedUFO> astro76: It works for you?
[03:40] <astro76> MeltedUFO, indeed
[03:40] <RabidLockerGnome> hey, any of you guys know how to get a fully transparent gnome panel with compiz fusion?
[03:40] <jrib> jorvis_: did ubotu send you a link with some info?
[03:40] <CaptainMorgan> !dialogblocks
[03:40] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about dialogblocks - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:40] <MeltedUFO> astro76: yes
[03:40] <jorvis_> jrib: only the name and that it was open-source
[03:41] <Flannel> yoyho1: you shouldn't have deleted the config files, you should've purged the package.  `remove completely` in synaptic, or with --purge in aptitude.  You'll need to reinstall, then remove with the purge, then reinstall to get the config files back
[03:41] <MeltedUFO> astro76: But did you actually get headers?
[03:41] <jrib> pawan: you need to be more specific.  What exactly did you try that isn't working?  and how isn't it working (error messages, etc.)?
[03:41] <astro76> MeltedUFO, everything
[03:41] <jrib> jorvis_: no link?
[03:41] <jorvis_> nope
[03:41] <astro76> MeltedUFO, are you using the comcast account's primary user name?
[03:41] <jorvis_> i'll google it
[03:41] <TylerJGillies> !chkdsk
[03:41] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about chkdsk - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[03:41] <jrib> jorvis_: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FrostWire
[03:42] <MeltedUFO> astro76: yes and i put in all the settings from comcast's website
[03:42] <scipio> TylerJGillies, fsck in terminal might help
[03:42] <TylerJGillies> scipio: thanx
[03:42] <Selanit> Any C++/QT devs in the channel?
[03:42] <astro76> MeltedUFO, huh, it's pretty simple, not sure what could be wrong... I guess the only other stupid question to ask is do you have the right password? :p
[03:43] <TylerJGillies> scipio: its a ntfs file system, doesn't fsck only work with linux?
[03:43] <TylerJGillies> scipio: im trying to check my windows filesystem to resize it cause ntfsresize won't let me
[03:44] <TylerJGillies> scipio: says i need to run chkdsk first
[03:44] <scipio> TylerJGillies, ah
[03:44] <thedash> is there an easy way to return the number of a certain type of files in a directory ?
[03:44] <MeltedUFO> astro76: yes, is there any other requirements or anything that could be a problem with what I'm doing? I'm new to usenet
[03:44] <kim__> scipio/what folder for save eggdrop.conf ? ...right english? T.T
[03:44] <towlie> whats a good media player besides xine ?
[03:45] <scipio> TylerJGillies, resizing an existing windows partition might cause data loss. you would want to defrag it first
[03:45] <jrib> thedash: ls *.c | wc -l    maybe?
[03:45] <jrib> thedash: mplayer and vlc are nice
[03:45] <Selanit> Hmm.  Okay, failing that, is there a better channel to ask KDE development/debugging questions in?  I've tried kde-devel - any others?
[03:45] <nolhay_> k31th K3nto kabtoffe kabus Kaja kal0 kallegan Karotte Karti kazol kbrosnan KDan kekZpriester KennethP Kernel ketrox kha1i1 Khisanth Kilroo kim__ kimmey2k3 kinaole_ kinection kingKonqueror Kinks kintaro0e kippi kismet Kitar|st kitche kizmet kjdash kkerwin kloeri klop klos komodin koolrans kozlojak kr00l kraut krel kritical kritzstapf Kurisutofuaa kuyky Kwitschibo kyja
[03:45] <scipio> kim__, sorry i haven't used eggdrop myself.
[03:45] <jrib> towlie: mplayer and vlc are nice
[03:45] <nolhay_> whoah
[03:45] <TylerJGillies> scipio: already did that
[03:45] <astro76> MeltedUFO, no, those three items are the only thing you need to enter in pan to get it to work... I'd think your next step is to contact comcast tech support
[03:45] <bullgard4> Where can I find a sample MySQL database in the Internet for learning purposes?
[03:45] <kitche> molkko: please do not do that
[03:45] <IndyGunFreak> did pawan leave?
[03:45] <kkerwin> Please kick nolhay_
[03:45] <kim__> scipio/ok. thanks :)
[03:45] <Mr_Awesome> anyone know a good utility for recording whats playing through the speakers?
[03:45] <towlie> jrib ive never really used mplayer much. does it player encrypted dvds ?
[03:45] <astro76> MeltedUFO, I seem to remember having to specifically enable usenet in the account settings, it doesn't seem that's the case anymore
[03:45] <nolhay_> bad move on my part
[03:46] <nolhay_> sry
[03:46] <kazol> What the hell is nolhay_ doing?
[03:46] <newpers> is there any reason why ubuntu (gnome) seems to be ignoring my ~/.xinitrc file?
[03:46] <eboyjr> Can someone help me get gksudo working?
[03:46] <nolhay_> IT WASN"T SUPPOSED TO HAPPEN
[03:46] <IndyGunFreak> jrib: i had the perfect FAQ on installing realplayer for pawan   http://i82.photobucket.com/albums/j263/IndyGunFreak/snapshot1.jpg
[03:46] <kazol> nolhay_: How did you do it then?
[03:46] <sh3l1> i uninstalled beryl, but there is still a "emerald theme manager" in the "system>preferences" menu. how do i remove it? is there any way to remove all traces of beryl?
[03:46] <kritical> Nice one nolhay_, making my IRC client blink for nothing =)
[03:46] <kkerwin> nolhay: No problem. Just please be aware that you can be kicked for that.
[03:46] <nolhay> kybd shortcut
[03:46] <AskHL> eboyjr, how exactly is gksudo "not working" ?
[03:46] <astro76> MeltedUFO, actually, go in to my account, and see what the "Set up Comcast Newsgroups" link does for you
[03:46] <scipio> TylerJGillies, hmm. then resize it with gparted, from a livecd? back up your data though :)
[03:46] <jrib> IndyGunFreak: heh
[03:46] <IndyGunFreak> :)
[03:46] <nolhay> i was trying to get kill_x and nick to nolhay
[03:47] <Fezzler> Hoosier needs help. Can I get a Belkin USB to Serial cable to work under Ubuntu?
[03:47] <MeltedUFO> astro76: Ahh that's probably what's wrong, I never enabled it or anything like that.
[03:47] <TylerJGillies> scipio: im running an ubuntu livecd to speak in here
[03:47] <newpers> any ideas why iptables -L just hangs there?
[03:47] <newpers> as well as iptables -Ln
[03:48] <eboyjr> AskHL, It starts but, on gedit (and others) every thing is light grey, except where the text box is where its white. no controls at all.
[03:48] <scipio> TylerJGillies, are you trying to install ubuntu? it will let you run gparted during the install process
[03:49] <TylerJGillies> scipio: it gives me an error when it tries to resize, its not very verbose, thats why im trying to do it from the command line
[03:49] <sh3l1>  i uninstalled beryl, but there is still a "emerald theme manager" in the "system>preferences" menu. how do i remove it? is there any way to remove all traces of beryl?
[03:49] <eboyjr> AskHL, I'll get a screenshot
[03:50] <MeltedUFO> astro76: Yeah the link just sends my to comcast.net/newsgroups
[03:50] <astro76> MeltedUFO, I had a feeling
[03:50] <astro76> MeltedUFO, tech support
[03:50] <poweruser1> someone help me use samba. I compiled it already, how do i access another comp on the network (wireless) w/ it. it's also runnin linux
[03:50] <fevel> im having trouble installing pidgin
[03:50] <fevel> can someone please help me??
[03:50] <astro76> MeltedUFO, I think there's a link on that page
[03:51] <jrib> poweruser1: samba is in ubuntu's repositories, you shouldn't need to compile it
[03:51] <duluu> fevel: what kind of trouble are you having?
[03:51] <Selanit> Guess not.  Well, thanks anyway.
[03:51] <jrib> !samba > poweruser1 (see the private message from ubotu)
[03:51] <Fezzler> poweruser1: I thought Samba was for Linux to Windows networking?
[03:51] <MeltedUFO> astro76: I guess i could try it but it says that they don't support any newsreader except outlook express
[03:51] <eboyjr> !pastebin
[03:51] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[03:51] <fevel> I cant
[03:51] <fevel> im using ubuntu 64 edition
[03:51] <IndyGunFreak> why?
[03:51] <Flannel> fevel: 64 should still have a deb package whereever you're lookng
[03:52] <eboyjr> AskHL, http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33526/
[03:52] <astro76> MeltedUFO, just tell them you are using it :)
[03:52] <duluu> fevel: what is the version of your Ubuntu?
[03:52] <fevel> duluu, when I try the command make it says no make file found
[03:52] <fevel> feisty fawn
[03:52] <kitche> sh3l1: uninstall emerald since it's not part of beryl
[03:52] <IndyGunFreak> fevel: you're probalby in the wrong directory
[03:52] <Fezzler> I need to get a USB-to-Serial adapter going (Belkin F5U109). Possible?
[03:52] <fevel> im in the pidgin directory
[03:52] <sh3l1> kitche: thanks
[03:52] <fevel> that unextracted from the tarball
[03:53] <MeltedUFO> astro76: I guess i could try!
[03:53] <astro76> MeltedUFO, one other quick thing to try, is try to ping newsgroups.comcast.net
[03:53] <paulmaul23> hello
[03:53] <paulmaul23> i need help
[03:53] <d4rkmonkey> fevel, did you ./configure first?
[03:53] <d4rkmonkey> !ask | paulmaul23
[03:53] <ubotu> paulmaul23: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[03:53] <paulmaul23> i sorat dug myself into a hole in ubuntu
[03:53] <fevel> d4rkmonkey, yes
[03:53] <TylerJGillies> scipio: oh the default partition tool in install isn't gparted is it?
[03:53] <Kprofthreat> Samba samba SAMBA
[03:54] <networkgamer> whats the command to move every file from one directory to another directory?
[03:54] <fevel> it seemed to go pretty fine
[03:54] <sh3l1> i am trying to remove windows (w00t) but, the option to format this partion is greyed out in gparted. what can i do to remove windows (and merge it's partition with ubuntu)?
[03:54] <d4rkmonkey> fevel, you do sudo make install and it said no make file found?
[03:54] <fevel> ill try it again
[03:54] <duluu> fevel: had any problem with ./configure ?
[03:54] <MeltedUFO> astro76: I'm getting replies so that's not the problem
[03:54] <eboyjr> I get this error when I use gksudo!!!!: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33526/
[03:54] <mauricio> i dont have sound in ubuntu
[03:54] <fevel> d4rkmonkey, yes
[03:54] <jrib> networkgamer: mv /some/place/* /some/place/.* /some/other/place
[03:54] <scipio> TylerJGillies, honestly i can't remember. i was looking for some info right now. i installed it on my system several times with partioning in the process but never had problems
[03:54] <d4rkmonkey> fevel, hmmm thats weird then
[03:55] <duluu> fevel: http://www.debuntu.org/pidgin-2.1.0-for-ubuntu-feisty
[03:55] <networkgamer> thank you
[03:55] <MeltedUFO> astro76: Wait, what button do you push to actually get a list of newsgroups?
[03:55] <jrib> sh3l1: did you unmount the partition first?
[03:55] <scipio> TylerJGillies, maybe if you remember the error message so we can look it up?
[03:55] <sh3l1> jrib i will do th at
[03:55] <fevel> it gave me an error
[03:55] <fevel> wget http://download.ubuntu.pl/_Feisty_Fawn/pidgin/pidgin_2.0.0-1_i386.deb
[03:55] <fevel> oops
[03:55] <duluu> fevel: I would recommend you to install from deb
[03:55] <mars2686> what's a good chit chat channel for bored people?
[03:55] <astro76> MeltedUFO, groups>get headers
[03:55] <fevel> You must have the GLib 2.0 development headers installed to build.
[03:55] <jrib> eboyjr: ignore it, it's normal
[03:56] <astro76> mars2686, #ubuntu-offtopic :)
[03:56] <MeltedUFO> astro76: is there some sort of confirmation usually?
[03:56] <sh3l1> jrib: how do i merge the formated partition with the ubuntu one?
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> fevel: what are you trying to compile again?
[03:56] <jrib> sh3l1: don't know
[03:56] <sh3l1> k, thanks
[03:56] <fevel> IndyGunFreak, pidgin
[03:56] <jrib> sh3l1: try asking the channel though
[03:56] <sh3l1> ok
[03:56] <astro76> MeltedUFO, no I just saw the progress in the status bar, it downloaded very fast
[03:56] <IndyGunFreak> fevel: 1.  you should download the .deb  if you don't want to do that, open a terminal, sudo apt-get build-dep gaim
[03:56] <fevel> ill try to install the deb duluu
[03:57] <sh3l1> all: does anyone know how to merge partitions in GParted?
[03:57] <eboyjr> jrib, then why don't the programs start correctly? i.e. On gedit, the buttons and conrtols and menu bar is grey and everything is grey and white where the text input shuold be
[03:57] <Fezzler> Does Ubuntu/Linux have drivers for Usb-to-Serial cables (Belkin F5U109).
[03:57] <fevel> IndyGunFreak, what would that command do?
[03:57] <kjp> how can I make two physical ethernet cards function like one ?
[03:57] <kjp> can I bind them together into one fat pipe?
[03:57] <IndyGunFreak> fevel: that will want to install a ton of dependencies for GAIM(pidgin).. once those are installed, then run ./configure and make and make install
[03:57] <eboyjr> jrib, And I can't click anything
[03:57] <d4rkmonkey> Fezzler, I don't think cables need special drivers...
[03:57] <astro76> Fezzler, yeah they should all be in the kernel
[03:57] <MeltedUFO> astro76: my status bar isn't even moving. Absolutley nothing changes when I tell it to get headers
[03:57] <mauricio> i do not have sound in linux
[03:58] <jrib> eboyjr: it's unrelated, I get that error you pastebinned as well.  I have seen your issue before though, but don't know of a solution.  I've always thought it was related to settings in /root/.   Theme settings and such, but that's just my guess
[03:58] <poweruser1> how you network linux systems together?
[03:58] <poweruser1> samba, right?
[03:58] <TylerJGillies> scipio: the error message is that it failed to resize, thats why i'm even asking is because the error message sucks. my original question was where do i find chkdsk for ubuntu because it doesn't come on the install cd. i think chkdsk will fix the problem
[03:59] <Fezzler> d4rkmonkey/Astro: So just plug the cable into my USB port and the driver will load?  Where do I go to confirm?
[03:59] <vip3rousmango> anyone know how to uninstall something in wine when the wine uninstaller won't reconginze the installed app?
[03:59] <networkgamer> is there a way for grep to only list files that have been modified/created since a specific date?
[03:59] <Bobicus> is there a driver to use a 360 controller on linux?
[03:59] <d4rkmonkey> Fezzler, as I said, a cable shouldn't need specific drivers. If it does, Ubuntu should auto-load the drivers if it has them
[03:59] <woodwizzle> I want to get a *nice* webcam for Ekiga and Skype that works in linux and doesn't include stuff like built in mics that won't work under linux. I'd also like something would good image quality and a higher res han 640x480. Anyone know of such a cam?
[03:59] <vip3rousmango> Bobicus: the wireless receiver that you can use for windows also works in ubuntu
[04:00] <jrib> networkgamer: you can use find to search for files modified since a specified date, but ext3 doesn't retain information about when a file was created
[04:00] <Bobicus> I mean a wired one
[04:00] <networkgamer> well the fs im searching on is fat16
[04:00] <networkgamer> so it documents it?
[04:00] <matthewt> Hello, if anyone could help me I'd be grateful. I've an Atheros WIFI card that shows up on lspci, but not under lwconfig. Can anyone tell me why?
[04:00] <vip3rousmango> Bobicus: wired won't connect unless you do some mods to the controller.. thats why they made the wireless receiver
[04:00] <sh3l1> does anyone know how to merge partitions in GParted?
[04:01] <IndyGunFreak> fevel: is it working?
[04:01] <Bobicus> hmm. Well, the wireless connects to xp with a driver, could I ndiswrapper it?
[04:01] <Bobicus> I mean the wired one
[04:01] <vip3rousmango> Bobicus: possibly, never tried so i wouldn't know :( i use the wireless one
[04:01] <MeltedUFO> astro76:  Is it possible that firewalls or routers could somehow interfere?
[04:01] <Bobicus> hmm ok. thanks
[04:02] <nonewmsgs> can someone help me? my ubuntu wont play oss or alsa sound anymore...some of the other types like mixed chanel still work.  my soundcard is a sounblaster audigy 2
[04:02] <scipio> TylerJGillies, the problem is you can't run chkdsk to check a ntfs partition from linux. you need an Windows XP cd
[04:02] <mcantor> I'm trying to get Ubuntu 7.04 working with a 3com 3c509 Etherlink III network adapter.  sudo modprobe 3c509 puts eth0 an eth0:avah in my ifconfig, but I keep getting 169.254.*.* IP addresses, which is a Windows Private IP address that happens when it can't find a DHCP server, which is confusing.  The PC connection light on my router isn't turning on, either.  sudo dhclient eth0 isn't working.  Can someone help me?
[04:02] <astro76> MeltedUFO, not really
[04:02] <Kprofthreat> poweruser1:  See query
[04:02] <TylerJGillies> scipio: i learned that from google 5 seconds before you said that heh
[04:02] <TylerJGillies> scipio: oh well time to --force ;)
[04:02] <nonewmsgs> mcantor if the pc connection light isnt on then check the cable
[04:02] <scipio> TylerJGillies, dangerous :P good luck :)
[04:03] <mcantor> nonewmsgs: I'm fairly certain that the cable isn't the problem.  It was working fine on Windows just five minutes ago.
[04:03] <TylerJGillies> scipio: reformat is my middle name! ... er I mean dangerous
[04:03] <brunotvrs> Apparently, ff won't install any new player, and uses this "default" web browser player to run the videos... Some frames appear and some sound is heard... But not really like a movie! (stage6.com)
[04:03] <matthewt> Sorry to repeat myself. I've an Atheros WIFI card that shows up on lspci, but not under lwconfig. Can anyone tell me why?
[04:03] <mcantor> nonewmsgs: I've done some research, and it seems like one other person solved this by changing "boot from LAN ROM" in BIOS or something, but I don't have anything like that.
[04:03] <brunotvrs> Same player that it uses to load quicktime files online (it fails btw)... Using Ubuntu 7.04
[04:03] <Bobicus> is there a way to skip the disk check on the 30th mount? My computer hangs during the proccess
[04:03] <paulmaul24> how do I log into root
[04:03] <blah569_> I'm getting fed up with Windows, and I'm famular with Ubuntu, but I absolutly need Direct X 8+, is there any way to obtain Dirext X 8+, because some told me that WINE only does Direct X 7
[04:03] <ttmrichter> Is there a launchpad admin alive and active here?
[04:04] <kjp> anyone know how to make one big bandwidth pipe out of two ethernet cards ?
[04:04] <brunotvrs> pauldy, su -
[04:04] <brunotvrs> ooooops
[04:04] <bruenig> Bobicus, man fsck
[04:04] <Flannel> paulmaul24: don't, use sudo.
[04:04] <mcantor> Bobicus: If the file "/fastboot" exists, the mount check won't happen.
[04:04] <jrib> !root > paulmaul24 (see the private message from ubotu)
[04:04] <paulmaul24> ok
[04:04] <Mr_Awesome> can the "sound recorder" app record sound thats playing through the speakers to a file?
[04:04] <bruenig> but /fastboot will be removed everytime
[04:04] <Bobicus> Fastboot file? How would I do that?
[04:04] <Flannel> Bobicus: sudo touch /fastboot
[04:04] <bruenig> just change the fsck interval
[04:04] <MeltedUFO> astro76: Did I get a defective copy of Pan or what? i guess I'll have to use Google Groups.
[04:04] <vip3rousmango> blah569_: the newest version of wine should support everything up to directx 9.0c
[04:04] <bruenig> I changed mine to do it every 14 days because it was annoying me
[04:04] <blah569_> That'd be awesome
[04:05] <politik> can anyone recommend a bluetooth dongle that works well in linux?
[04:05] <astro76> MeltedUFO, heh doubtful, are you using feisty?
[04:05] <politik> usb?
[04:05] <krrh> How can I change themes in Compiz in a default Feisty install?
[04:05] <mcantor> Bobicus: You basically have 3 options: Take bruenig's advice and change the fsck interval; create the fastboot file every time you use the computer manually; or if you know how, write a script that runs on login that creates it for you.
[04:05] <MeltedUFO> astro76: Yeah Fiesty Fawn and I got it with apt-get
[04:05] <pegwole> opps pardon me
[04:06] <paulmaul24> ok what if i want to login to the root account to change the user settings
[04:06] <mcantor> Can anyone help me figure out why my 3com 3c509 isn't working?
[04:06] <krrh> And not a Metacity theme ... I would like to use a cgwd theme, and I noticed cgwd is not int he repositories.  Any advice?
[04:06] <Bobicus> How would I change the interval?
[04:06] <paulmaul24> it asks me for a password at the login
[04:06] <Bobicus> Or create the file
[04:06] <Mr_Awesome> yay 2^10 users!
[04:06] <MeltedUFO> astro76: Do I need to be root?
[04:06] <jrib> paulmaul24: you use sudo, sudo asks for your user's password
[04:06] <pegwole> krrh get xgl and the emerald theme manager
[04:06] <astro76> MeltedUFO, no
[04:06] <mcantor> The PC link light on my modem isn't lighting up.  Anyone know why that might happen?
[04:06] <paulmaul24> how do i do that in terminal
[04:07] <jrib> paulmaul24: did you read the link from ubotu?
[04:07] <TylerJGillies> haha when i run ntfsdresize with --force --no-action it says "NTFS is inconsistant, run chkdsk from windows and reboot TWICE!" the caps twice with explanation mark is part of the message
[04:07] <paulmaul24> yes i did not understand much
[04:07] <TylerJGillies> s/ntfsdresize/ntfsresize/
[04:07] <astro76> MeltedUFO, I think there's a good chance your account isn't set up correctly
[04:07] <jrib> paulmaul24: what do you want to do exactly?
[04:07] <krrh> Is there any option that does not require me to switch from the default compiz install?
[04:07] <paulmaul24> i mean i know about sudo
[04:07] <paulmaul24> but i uncheked every box in the user panel then restarted
[04:07] <matthewt> Sorry to repeat myself. I've an Atheros WIFI card that shows up on lspci, but not under iwconfig. Can anyone tell me why?
[04:08] <paulmaul24> now i cant even get to the user panel
[04:08] <pegwole> ah i didn't know you didn't want to switch...hrm not sure i'll google it for you
[04:08] <jrib> !who | paulmaul24
[04:08] <ubotu> paulmaul24: As you can see, this is a large channel. If you're speaking to someone in particular, please put their nickname in what you say (use !tab), or else messages get lost and it becomes confusing :)
[04:08] <MeltedUFO> astro76: Must be. I don't know what else could possibly be wrong.
[04:08] <jrib> paulmaul24: what user panel?
[04:08] <eboyjr> Why whould someone not have Ubuntu Feisty, but Dapper or Hoary or Edgy?
[04:08] <paulmaul24> like user settings
[04:08] <Pelo> matthewt, try the restricted drivers
[04:08] <jrib> paulmaul24: "users and groups"?
[04:08] <xp_prg> anyone know how I can share an internet connection on ubuntu easily?
[04:08] <paulmaul24> yea can we do a private so its less confusing
[04:09] <jrib> paulmaul24: join me in #ubuntu-classroom
[04:09] <Bobicus> I do not understand what it tells me to do when I man fsck. What cmd starts the manual check process
[04:09] <Pelo> eboyjr, dapper is the LTS release , some ppl donT' like upgrading every 6 months all theothers are more or less intermidiate versions
[04:09] <nonewmsgs> "mcantor alsa "
[04:09] <jza__> got it Pelo \o/ I needed the legacy drivers for my Card its running like a train now thnx _o_ Pelo :)
[04:09] <eboyjr> Pelo, thanks
[04:09] <paulmaul24> ok im in
[04:09] <Pelo> jza__,  glad it worked out
[04:10] <repwatuso> is cedega worth the price?
[04:10] <mcantor> Guys, I have a 3com 3c509 etherlink iii adapter and the PC link light on my router isn't lighting up.  What's wrong?
[04:10] <Kurisutofuaa> Hi all, when i look at my dmesg log I keep seeing: APIC error on CPU0: 40(40). Does anyone know why that is?
[04:10] <mcantor> I've done modprobe 3c509 and it's still not working.
[04:10] <ttmrichter> eboyjr: because Feisty's kernel is unstable for a large number of people, maybe?
[04:10] <ttmrichter> Is there a launchpad admin alive and active here?
[04:10] <Pelo> repwatuso,  if you can't get your most important app to work on wine it probably is
[04:10] <MeltedUFO> astro76: do you know if evolution supports newsgroups?
[04:11] <astro76> MeltedUFO, no idea, but there's no reason pan shouldn't work
[04:11] <poweruser1> how do set up a linux-to-linux network???
[04:11] <bruenig> Bobicus, its tune2fs
[04:11] <bruenig> Bobicus, I think tune2fs -i 0
[04:11] <Pelo> MeltedUFO, it does not ,  you need to instal a newgroop reader,  check in synaptic, there is one i forget it's name
[04:11] <Pelo> poweruser1,  probably through samba
[04:12] <jza__> Pan Newsreader Pelo ;)
[04:12] <Bobicus> what does the tune2fs do?
[04:12] <Pelo> jza__,  that would be the one
[04:12] <jza__> its under software
[04:12] <bruenig> Bobicus, or that is for time interval, do tune2fs -i 0 and tune2fs -c 0
[04:12] <pegwole> hrm, khhr i'm not finding much man, sorry, all i'm finding is for emerald and all that rot
[04:12] <repwatuso> thanks, i cant seem to find a 64 bit crossover office.  is there one?
[04:12] <manduski> hey guys i'm at a coffe shop, can anyone by any weird chance connect SSH with me at port 1337?
[04:12] <krrh> Thanks, anyway.  That's all I found, too.
[04:12] <jrib> k, to be able to use 'sudo', you need to be in the admin group, so we'll add you back to that and then you should be able to go to "users and groups" again and check everything again for "paul"
[04:12] <Pelo> pegwole,  in gnome look ?   you want the gtk themes
[04:12] <krrh> I just do not get why a default option to use Compiz themes was not included ...
[04:13] <MeltedUFO> Pelo: I've been trying to use Pan but It's not working and i don't even know why
[04:13] <pegwole> 1337 is usually the port people set their honeypots on
[04:13] <astro76> manduski, ssh: connect to host <IP_ADDRESS> port 1337: Connection refused
[04:13] <ttmrichter> OK, no launchpad admin is present, it seems.  Does anybody know how to delete a launchpad account?
[04:13] <n0yd> Why does ubuntu disable root when you can still run a root shell by using 'sudo $SHELL'?
[04:13] <manduski> figured...can't really forward ports here at coffee shop
[04:13] <bruenig> n0yd, multiple accounts confuse people
[04:13] <manduski> gonna have to go to my friend's
[04:14] <manduski> andn test it there
[04:14] <bruenig> what is this root, I don't have this on windows, linux sucks
[04:14] <manduski> thnx astro
[04:14] <Pelo> MeltedUFO,  you need to supply the newsgroup server , then you need to load and search,  there is something about the protocol you need to set to as I recal someting about nntp , check in the forum that's wherer I got it from
[04:14] <bruenig> they would say
[04:14] <f0rqu3> fonts look ugly what can I do?
[04:14] <theTick> hey i need some help with cdrecord, i cant get it to see my cdburner
[04:14] <f0rqu3> !font > f0rqu3
[04:14] <bruenig>  theTick are you using dev=>
[04:14] <bruenig> ?
[04:14] <jza__> meltedUFO  go to www.binaries4all.nl/Linux its dutch I know but I don't know something else
[04:14] <theTick> dunno, what is it?
[04:15] <Pelo> f0rqu3,   in menu > system > prfs > fonts,   select  hinting  subpixel
[04:15] <TylerJGillies> bruenig: I have the opposite problem i always try to 'su' in the windows command prompt
[04:15] <scipio> krrh, try renaming the extension of your theme to .emerald and use it
[04:15] <CowzRule> ubotu, ati > me
[04:15] <MeltedUFO> Pelo: What forum is that?
[04:15] <Pelo> MeltedUFO, www.ubuntuforums.org
[04:15] <repwatuso> is there a 64 bit crossover office?
[04:15] <f0rqu3> !fonts > f0rqu3
[04:15] <Pelo> repwatuso,  you'd need to check the crossover site
[04:15] <krrh> Right, but from what I've found, emerald is not compatible with compiz.  Wouldn't I have to use Beryl to run Emerald?
[04:15] <MeltedUFO> Pelo: okay, i'll check it out
[04:15] <f0rqu3> !mplayer > f0rqu3
[04:16] <networkgamer> i finally figured out a way around the ubuntu ps3 media card readers problem
[04:16] <Tonren> Guys, I have a 3com Etherlink III adapter and when I do 'sudo modprobe 3c509', the pc link light on my router doesn't turn on.  what's wrong?
[04:16] <theTick>  when i do a cdrecord -scanbus, the only thing that comes up is my usb stick
[04:16] <vip3rousmango> networkgamer: whoa whoa,, you mean you have ubuntu running on ur ps3?!?
[04:16] <networkgamer> yeah
[04:16] <Bobicus> So if I wanted to use tune2fs to set my mount count to zero, how would I do that? Sorry i am a newb
[04:16] <bruenig> theTick, specify it manually, cdrecord dev=/dev/whatever otherstuffhere
[04:16] <networkgamer> but there is a problem with it when reading the memory card readers
[04:16] <vip3rousmango> networkgamer: i thought only fedora worked on ps3.. was it hard to get working?
[04:16] <networkgamer> and i foudn a way around it
[04:16] <networkgamer> no
[04:16] <theTick> thanks ill try that
[04:16] <vip3rousmango> networkgamer: ahhhh
[04:17] <Jack_Sparrow> networkgamer: Have you tried the ps3 emulator for linux?
[04:17] <networkgamer> theres an easy install cd,as if it was a normal 8 core g5 pu
[04:17] <Pelo> networkgamer,  don'T forget to post about it in the forum
[04:17] <jza__> MeltedUFO on http://www.binaries4all.nl/linux are more then 5 newreaders under download
[04:17] <TylerJGillies> gonna reboot and run chkdsk since ntfsresize won't even let me run it with --force heh
[04:17] <networkgamer> havnt done anything yet
[04:17] <networkgamer> well its not really a problem fix
[04:17] <networkgamer> its just a workaround
[04:17] <vip3rousmango> networkgamer: what can you do on the ps3?? whast the point of having it on there besides having it on there..
[04:18] <networkgamer> its an actual pc
[04:18] <Pelo> networkgamer, better then nothing
[04:18] <jrib> networkgamer: no idea what extra data fat16 stores or how to access it
[04:18] <vip3rousmango> networkgamer: think i can get ubuntu working on my 360? =b
[04:18] <networkgamer> its about as fast as an overclocked current gen laptop
[04:18] <theTick> didnt work
[04:18] <MeltedUFO> jza_: i already have pan, but I don't think that's the problem
[04:18] <networkgamer> you cant even get windows on that 360
[04:19] <Hadron> networkgamer: it depends what tasks. The PS3 is a poor general purpose performer IMO.
[04:19] <networkgamer> what makes you think linux would work?
[04:19] <Bobicus> What command would set my mount count to 0?
[04:19] <networkgamer> atm yes
[04:19] <vip3rousmango> no clue
[04:19] <matthewt> can anyone please help me, I need to get some wifi drivers off a usb drive, but don't know how
[04:19] <vip3rousmango> but i've seen some weird modded 360 floating around the net
[04:19] <kjp> what package contains the mkraid util ?
[04:19] <networkgamer> but its because nobody really wants to streamline linux for 8 cores
[04:19] <Hadron> networkgamer: no. Its because it has no memory.
[04:19] <Kurisutofuaa> When i look at my dmesg log I keep seeing: APIC error on CPU0: 40(40). Anyone else getting this error?
[04:20] <networkgamer> and besides of all the 4 million ps3's out there,how many do you think will actually be running linux
[04:20] <TylerJGillies> Kurisutofuaa: try boot with noapic?
[04:20] <Tonren> Guys, I have a 3com Etherlink III adapter and when I do 'sudo modprobe 3c509', the pc link light on my router doesn't turn on.  Also, I'm getting a 169.* IP address as though this were a Windows private IP thing.  What's happening??
[04:20] <ameyer> networkgamer: it's  probably because the cell architecture sucks at fixed point
[04:20] <Hadron> networkgamer: about 3.
[04:20] <vip3rousmango> not many.. probably around 100,000 if that
[04:20] <ameyer> networkgamer: all of em?
[04:20] <Bl00dFox> guys, whats a good BT client to run with Ubuntu?
[04:20] <n0yd> Anyone know if the default ubuntu 7.04 kernel supports rlocate?
[04:20] <Tonren> Bl00dFox: rtorrent is a good command-line one, ktorrent is great too
[04:20] <ameyer> If I recall, the firmware for the ps3 is linux
[04:20] <vip3rousmango> Bl00dFox: ktorrent, azereus, bittornado
[04:21] <vip3rousmango> ameyer: no, its the psp firmware updated..
[04:21] <networkgamer> ameyor:probably not very many people
[04:21] <Hadron> ameyer: who told you that?
[04:21] <Kurisutofuaa> TylerJGillies, How do I do that?
[04:21] <ameyer> I think I read it somewhere
[04:21] <vip3rousmango> sony has a name for it, dont remmeber what its offically called
[04:21] <Hadron> ameyer: you think?
[04:21] <networkgamer> the ps3 uses xmb,which is sonys proprietary menu system
[04:21] <networkgamer> Xross Media Bar
[04:21] <vip3rousmango> thats it
[04:21] <vip3rousmango> couldn't think of it, i was looking thru my PSP menu =b
[04:21] <networkgamer> im pretty familiar with it
[04:22] <networkgamer> not the ps3's version though
[04:22] <vip3rousmango> no, the ps3 has a whole wack of updates/addons etc..
[04:22] <networkgamer> they got the ps3's flash and hdd locked up more than apple would lock up a phone
[04:22] <Jza|[OFF] > NN all thnx for al the help _o_
[04:22] <Hadron> I understood the firmware is "in house". The ability to load Linux is a different issue.
[04:22] <newpers> where do i put xmodmap ~/.xmodmap?  if i put it into ~/.xsession, gnome won't load (it says i'm already logged in).  if i put it in ~/.xinitrc, then x freezes
[04:23] <networkgamer> Hadron:the ps3 does a special partitioning system
[04:23] <Bobicus> Someone help me with tune2fs?
[04:23] <jrib> newpers: ~/.gnomerc  should work (only in gnome), if you need it elsewhere too, ~/.xprofile should work for everything that you start through gdm
[04:23] <networkgamer> the ps3's side of the hdd cant even be seen with linux
[04:23] <Bobicus> I do not understand it
[04:23] <Bl00dFox> Guys, how stable do you think Tribe 3 gutsy is?
[04:23] <newpers> jrib: thanks
[04:23] <networkgamer> linux only knows about what the ps3 gives it
[04:23] <MeltedUFO> well I can't get it working but thanks for all the help everyone
[04:23] <Pelo> Bl00dFox, ask in #ubuntu+1
[04:24] <pearlbear> anyone know what "No credentials cache found" means in terms of ssh? I'm trying to debug a connection problem
[04:24] <Hadron> by all accounts the ps3 is a technical flop too. Despite all the fanfares and trumpeting the word on the street is that the Xbox360 is at least as good at graphics thropughput as the PS3. It was certainly a shock to me.
[04:24] <jrib> newpers: actually, if you name it ~/.Xmodmap gnome should find it and take care of it all by itself and no need to do 'xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap' anywhere
[04:24] <newpers> jrib: thanks.
[04:24] <Bl00dFox> okay
[04:24] <newpers> i have that and xbindkeys
[04:24] <networkgamer> HADRON:THE 360 IS AS GOOD GRAPHICALLY,BUT PS3 CAN DO SO MUCH MORE PER FRAME
[04:24] <networkgamer> sry for caps
[04:24] <BlendArt> Hello.  I can't get my computer to get out of standby/hibernate.  My monitor stays completely blank with no signal.
[04:24] <networkgamer> didnt mean them
[04:25] <networkgamer> you know the iner bus bandwidth of the EIB in a cell?
[04:25] <Tonren> Guys, I have a 3com Etherlink III adapter and when I do 'sudo modprobe 3c509', the pc link light on my router doesn't turn on.  Also, I'm getting a 169.* IP address as though this were a Windows private IP thing.  What's happening??
[04:25] <Pelo> BlendArt,  hibernate is far from perfect in linux,  many ppl have problems  the forum is a good place to look for fixes,  try looking up your model number
[04:25] <paulmaul23> jrib u there
[04:26] <jonesy> how can I make my wallpaper change every 30 minutes in feisty?
[04:26] <jrib> paulmaul23: yes
[04:26] <vip3rousmango> you can make ur wallpaper change every 30min in fiesty!?!
[04:26] <palintheus> Tonren: so a router is between you and the internet?
[04:26] <Hadron> BlendArt: ask in comp.os.linux.advocacy if you have thick skin :-;
[04:26] <paulmaul23> i installed ubuntu  through wubi
[04:26] <Pelo> jonesy,  you'll probably have to get an app to do it ,  I donT' know of one
[04:26] <paulmaul23> so i dont have grub \
[04:26] <networkgamer> damn ccnettv...
[04:26] <jrib> jonesy: checkout wallpaper-tray in the universe repository
[04:26] <jonesy> pelo - ok, thanks.
[04:26] <paulmaul23> ho would i add myself to admin group
[04:26] <jonesy> jrib - that's just a manual changer, I think.
[04:26] <paulmaul23> how*
[04:26] <sin2gen2> BlendArt:  you might have better luck with uswsusp's s2disk.  hibernate is flaky on my machines as well
[04:26] <jonesy> I'll look anyway.
[04:27] <Pelo> jonesy,  doing a search for wallpaper in synaptic would be a good start
[04:27] <jonesy> I did. :)
[04:27] <Bender1337> does ubuntu support 56k modems
[04:27] <ohad> hi, i am running feisty on x61s and having some major issues with wireless- i've set it up but it's flaky. same with suspend. anyone here found a fix. i looked at the forums already
[04:27] <jonesy> I'm installing wallpaper-tray now.
[04:27] <Hadron> jrib: nice hint about wallpaper-tray. didnt even know it existed.
[04:27] <jrib> jonesy: description mentions "on a regular basis" but I admit I've never used it
[04:27] <n0yd> Wow what a POS the package findutils is
yes
[04:27] <n0yd> it needs to be split
[04:27] <_Ahti> Is reiserFS better than ext3? Which consumes more CPU?
[04:27] <jonesy> jrib: yeah, I just noticed.
[04:27] <sin2gen2> paulmaul23:  sudo gpasswd -a user admin?
[04:27] <n0yd> what crap
[04:27] <jonesy> I'll report back, jrib
[04:27] <kjp> ugh. is there a software raid0 howto for fiesty ?
[04:28] <jrib> paulmaul23: don't really know how wubi sets things up... do you know of some way to edit the ubuntu files while on windows?
[04:28] <n0yd> kjp, check the wiki
[04:28] <Pelo> jonesy,  there was someting online called wallpapoz  that allowed for different wallpaper on diffrent workspaces,  I tink it also had the feature you want
[04:28] <scguy318> jrib: notepad? :P ruin line endings tho
[04:28] <paulmaul23> yea i can do that
[04:28] <_Ahti>  /quit
[04:28] <palintheus> or notepad++
[04:28] <kjp> n0yd: link ?
[04:28] <paulmaul23> and sin2gen2 it asks me for a password when i type that in
[04:29] <paulmaul23> and when i type nothing shows up
[04:29] <jonesy> jrib: Pelo:  wallpaper-tray does the trick.
[04:29] <jonesy> :-D
[04:29] <n0yd> kjp, wiki.ubuntu.com
[04:29] <Pelo> jonesy, congradulation
[04:29] <jonesy> thanks.
[04:29] <matthew> hello
[04:30] <jrib> paulmaul23: you can edit /etc/group to add your user to the "admin" group.  It should be easy to see the format from the other lines, but feel free to post it on http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org if you want us to review it
[04:30] <Usrl> How can I create video DVDs on Kubuntu? I tried using k3b, but it apparently can't convert mpeg files to whatever DVDs need (I plan on playing it on my normal TV)
[04:30] <paulmaul23> all right thanks ill try it
[04:30] <matthew> usrl try devede
[04:30] <paulmaul23> cya
[04:31] <sin2gen2> Usrl:  try devede
[04:31] <jrib> paulmaul23: take note of what scguy318 mentioned though
[04:31] <Usrl> ok
[04:31] <paulmaul23> wheres that
[04:31] <matthew> you have to play with devede a little it's a little tricky
[04:31] <paulmaul23> the line endings
[04:31] <jrib> paulmaul23: right
[04:32] <paulmaul23> like thy are messed up in windows
[04:32] <paulmaul23> they*
[04:32] <Kurisutofuaa> hey all is there a way for me to find out what hardware that I and export it to something like a html doc for viewing?
[04:32] <paulmaul23> ok ill see wut i can do cya
[04:32] <paulmaul23> thanks jrib
[04:33] <jrib> paulmaul23: the line in my file looks like "admin:x:117:jrib" for reference.  The only good editor I know of on windows is vim, I don't know if others can suggest something easier
[04:33] <sin2gen2> Kurisutofuaa:  lspci tells you what you have
[04:33] <Nutubuntu> When I ran Win I really liked an editor called NoteTab - there is a free as in beer version
[04:33] <sin2gen2> paulmaul23:  you can use nano.  it is pretty easy
[04:33] <paulmaul23> allright thanks all
[04:34] <paulmaul23> cya
[04:34] <scguy318> paulmaul: in Windows, line ending is \r\n, *nix is \n?
[04:34] <cameron_> Azureous crashes on startup, I've reinstalled Azurous, and it still crashes, I do have to torrent set to download to a ntfs partition, but I have ntfs-config and it is set to write
[04:34] <scguy318> bah too late
[04:34] <scguy318> cameron_: pastebin the terminal message?
[04:34] <cameron_> mk
[04:34] <Kurisutofuaa> sin2gen2, How do I export that to a file like a .txt?
[04:35] <Stooth> Hi all, I'm trying to load ubuntu ubuntu-6.06.1-server-i386 in VMware player, things seem fine until it goes to reboot and I get a black screen with "Uncompressing Linux... OK. Booting the kernel." that never goes away!  running a gateway  Intel celeron 1.4GHz, with 480 MB of ram
[04:35] <Tonren> palintheus: Yeah, there was a router
[04:36] <Tonren> palintheus: But dhclient eth0 didn't detect a DHCP server
[04:36] <palintheus> well, you will get a private IP from a router
[04:36] <Tonren> palintheus: I don't understand... the router has DHCP running, and the PC link light isn't glowing.
[04:36] <scguy318> Stooth: i think the Ubuntu Server kernel has issues in VMware
[04:36] <palintheus> Tonren: wifi or lan?
[04:36] <Tonren> palintheus: LAN
[04:36] <Bender1337> hey i know u have to buy the drivers if u have a conaxent chipset (witch i have) but i found anther modem its a PC TEL modem is that conaxent?
[04:36] <Tonren> palintheus: I'm using a 3com 3c509 NIC.  It's from 1994.
[04:37] <palintheus> Tonren: did you have it plugged in when you powered on the machine?
[04:37] <Tonren> palintheus: "sudo modprobe 3c509" is supposed to make the PC link light show up, but it's not.
[04:37] <Tonren> palintheus: Yes.
[04:37] <cameron_> how do I highlight the entire terminal?
[04:37] <Tonren> palintheus: I've read some terrifying things about downloading a DOS configuration utility to change the IRQ options of the NIC.
[04:37] <savadda> Hi, im running ubuntu 7.04 and basically im having trouble with 2 things, connecting to my wireless network i.e i cannot even ping the gateway! Secondly, if i use an ethernet connection, i can ping my gateway but cannot get google or anything like that to work!
[04:37] <scguy318> click? or right click?
[04:38] <cameron_> how do I use pastebin?
[04:38] <palintheus> Tonren:  when you left click on the network manger icon near the clock is 'wired' and option
[04:38] <Tonren> palintheus: I'm on the command line.
[04:38] <palintheus> !pastebin | cameron_
[04:38] <ubotu> cameron_: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[04:38] <Stooth> scguy318: thx for response-- do you know if another VM will work?
[04:38] <ketrox> savadda  try to tape in a terminal  sudo  dhclient that helps sometimes
[04:38] <BlendArt> Anyone know a good harddisk cleaner?
[04:38] <scguy318> Stooth: I haven't personally tried, you could always take a shot at QEMU/VirtualBox
[04:38] <scguy318> BlendArt: what kind of cleaner?
[04:39] <Nutubuntu> Kurisutofuaa, were you asking about redirecting the output of lspci ?
[04:39] <Stooth> thanks, will do
[04:39] <palintheus> Tonren: ahh, well I'm not up on my terminal only info sorry...
[04:39] <palintheus> Tonren: have you tried the forums?
[04:39] <Tonren> palintheus: Yep.  I've been Googling and forum-searching for almost 2 hours
[04:39] <Kurisutofuaa> Nutubuntu, Yup
[04:39] <savadda> ketrox: on my gateway im not running dhcp, ive configured the computer with an ip address and directed it to the correct gateway
[04:39] <Nutubuntu> Kurisutofuaa, lspci > path/to/the/output/file
[04:40] <Kurisutofuaa> Nutubuntu, thanks
[04:40] <seiflotfy> I have 2 sound cards: one usb and another onboard. I want to use the onboard for everything. I went to Syste,-Prefrences-Sound Devices and i also tried multimedia selector and chose the right device ... however the login and totem still play through the usb. everthign else does it thourgh onboard .... help how do i change the default device on boot
[04:40] <ketrox> make it run dhcp if u can savadda
[04:40] <palintheus> Tonren: you may just make a new post and wait a day or two if you can and no one else here can help, sorry I couldn't help more
[04:40] <savadda> ketrox: do i need to configure the dns server on the computer also?
[04:40] <Nutubuntu> n/p Kurisutofuaa - pay it forward sometime : )
[04:40] <scguy318> BlendArt: repeating, what kind of cleaner?
[04:41] <ketrox> savadda yes u need
[04:41] <seiflotfy> I have 2 sound cards: one usb and another onboard. I want to use the onboard for everything. I went to Syste,-Prefrences-Sound Devices and i also tried multimedia selector and chose the right device ... however the login and totem still play through the usb. everthign else does it thourgh onboard .... help how do i change the default device on boot
[04:41] <cameron_> scguy318:                                                                             http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/33529/
[04:41] <palintheus> !repeat | seiflotfy
[04:41] <ubotu> seiflotfy: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[04:41] <savadda> ketrox: how do i configure the dns server on ubuntu ?
[04:42] <docmur> I need to make a Clone or Extact copy a CD, it a diablo 2 Expansion CD and it needs to be a perfect Mirror
[04:42] <palintheus> seiflotfy: can you unplug the USB, you may also have to enable the on-board through the BIOS
[04:42] <docmur> how can A)Make the Image or B)copy
[04:42] <scguy318> cameron_: either try rm -rf ~/.azureus/logs or try this guide for installing Azureus: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=144546
[04:43] <networkgamer> well i g2g
[04:43] <networkgamer> cya
[04:43] <scguy318> docmur: CDRDAO, in Windows (gasp) Alcohol 120%/CloneCD
[04:43] <cameron_> kk, thanks scguy318
[04:43] <ketrox> do u have the adress savadda ?
[04:43] <Nutubuntu> Can someone point me in the right direction to start figuring out what the strace output of a crashing program means?
[04:43] <docmur> can I use dd to do it
[04:44] <seiflotfy> the onboard works fine
[04:44] <seiflotfy> its enabled
[04:44] <kersinc07> #panas
[04:44] <ketrox> then system-->admnistration---->network then select your connection
[04:44] <seiflotfy> however its not the defautl device
[04:44] <savadda> ketrox: nvm i found it, i kept entering the dns address into the network config, but seeing as i didnt see an ok button i thought u had to click close, when in fact after u enter the ip i need to press enter
[04:44] <thedash> my keyboard has some multimedia control buttons, how can I trick those into doing what I want ?
[04:45] <sin2gen2> thedash:  on a laptop?
[04:45] <palintheus> seiflotfy: is the USB audio device unplugged?
[04:45] <thedash> nope, just a normal keyboard
[04:45] <BlendArt> does anyone know a good defragmenting program?
[04:45] <savadda> ketrox: which brings me onto my next question, in ubuntu is it as easy to connect to a wireless home network as it is in windows xp?
[04:45] <Nutubuntu> BlendArt, what do you need to defrag? what file system?
[04:45] <seiflotfy> i need it plugged since its also the wireless thingie for my keyboard
[04:45] <BlendArt> Nutubuntu: How do I check what file systems I have?
[04:46] <Frogzoo> what to use to convert my mp3 library to ogg ?
[04:46] <sin2gen2> thedash:  you can use xf86audio maps through xmodmap for audio functions
[04:46] <ketrox> savadda iof u have a supported wireless card it's easier
[04:46] <palintheus> seiflotfy: I'm confused your usb is your audio device and how you connect your keyboard to your comp?
[04:46] <sin2gen2> thedash:  or map the keys through your window manager
[04:46] <ketrox> if not....
[04:46] <Nutubuntu> BlendArt, mount
[04:46] <seiflotfy> yep and ouse
[04:46] <hunteke> Hey, has anyone messed with UML and Ubuntu?  I can't seem to find it in the repository.
[04:47] <Usrl> well devede seems to be working, although it wants 14GB of space to burn a 4.6GB ISO for some reason...
[04:47] <savadda> ketrox: the laptop has a broadcom 47xx in built wireless card, my wireless network is secured, and i enter all the keys into the network config in ubuntu, but its like nothing happens
[04:47] <seiflotfy> its called logitech easycall
[04:47] <BlendArt> Nutubuntu: ext3,proc,sysfs
[04:47] <Nutubuntu> BlendArt, reason I asked is, ext3 (for example) needs to be defragmented so rarely that it's really almost never
[04:47] <BlendArt> Nutubuntu: I have this error remount-ro
[04:47] <Frogzoo> hunteke: umbrello, and other tools
[04:48] <scguy318> BlendArt: pastebin the output of sudo fdisk -l
[04:48] <ketrox> savadda i can't help u since i have an intell but google will help
[04:48] <scguy318> BlendArt: to determine wut file systems you have
[04:48] <hunteke> thanks frogzoo
[04:49] <hunteke> frogzoo, there we go, thanks.  Knew I had to be missing it.
[04:49] <o2-> I have a wireless connection and im using ubuntu on my other computer but I can't connect to the internet using it. Is there a driver i need to install, or can I only use an Ethernet cable not a wireless connection
[04:49] <scguy318> hunteke: I haven't messed with UML since I'm not at the level but ArgoUML?
[04:49] <scguy318> hunteke: http://www.argouml.org
[04:49] <radioman> good morning ;}
[04:50] <hunteke> hey, speak for yourself, radioman
[04:50] <Usrl> yeah, DeVeDe doesn't work either...
[04:50] <scguy318> radioman: good...night :)
[04:50] <hunteke> it's evenin' here,
[04:50] <Usrl> Any other suggested programs to try?
[04:50] <sin2gen2> thedash:  you can use xev to determine the keycode of your special key, then set it in your ~/.Xmodmap file
[04:50] <Kumaru> can anyone tell me how i could use a live CD to clean up a majorly f$@#ed up windows install if i cannot reinstall windows?
[04:50] <flaco> hi all.... anyone know how to set the mplayer plugins for mozilla by default instead the totem plugins?
[04:51] <scguy318> Usrl: what's the original question? i'm afraid to scroll back up :)
[04:51] <hunteke> scguy318, thanks for that link, it looks like it's a little higher in the stack than I want to attack
[04:51] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  the Knoppix LiveCD can mount ntfs read/write
[04:52] <Usrl> scguy: Basically, I have a bunch of lectures (20 of them) in mpeg format, which obviously takes up a ton of disk space. This isn't very good when your PC still only has 80GB to work with, so I want to burn them to DVD video so I can store them that way, not to mention watching them on my big screen.
[04:52] <hunteke> scguy318, I'm wanting to work on kernel dev right now, but I'll keep that in mind for later
[04:52] <scguy318> hunteke: out of my league :D
[04:52] <Kumaru> sin2gen2, ok, but what programs could i use?
[04:52] <RootyRootRootWoo> Hi, can someone pls recommend a good app for converting flac's to .mp3 pls?
[04:52] <scguy318> Usrl: soooo proprietary, but Nero Linux? rofl
[04:52] <scguy318> Usrl: Tovid?
[04:52] <hunteke> well, to be honest, it's right at the tip of my "league", but that's why I'm tackling it, to learn
[04:52] <Usrl> scguy318: so I'm wondering how to convert the mpeg -> iso or better yet burn it directly onto the DVD, in a format that should work on my DVD player (it's not very old, so it should support home made ones)
[04:53] <Usrl> scguy318: I'll look up Tovid.
[04:53] <scguy318> Usrl: in Windows land, I believe I simply let Nero author my MPEGs
[04:53] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  most window managers let you run any command you want with the mappings
[04:53] <hunteke> but, I figure if I show up here, asking questions about, you all will think I actually know something.  then I can say "got one fooled!"  ;-)
[04:53] <hunteke> alright, ciao, off to use UML, thanks
[04:53] <Usrl> scguy318: eh, windows isn't an option.
[04:53] <scguy318> Usrl: exactly :)
[04:54] <visof_> i have binary file in my desktop and i want to install it in /home/plt , i did mkdir plt    then chmod +x fff.sh   then sh  fff.sh
[04:54] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  so a little IE icon can open firefox for example
[04:54] <visof_> and i had error
[04:54] <dan_> hi all
[04:55] <Usrl> huh, this tovid thing looks pretty nice
[04:55] <dan_> i've got an avermedia avertv hybrid ultra that i want to use with ubuntu, but a google search didn't come up with anything interesting
[04:55] <dan_> it's usb
[04:55] <Kumaru> sin2gen2, i mean... the case is, my friend has a computer, 2000, with windows. she cannot backup her data nor can she loose it. she can run clean up tools, but they crash her computer (very, very, very bad). is there anything i could do with a live CD to help fix her computer?
[04:56] <scguy318> Kumaru: with Linux System Rescue CD, backup her hard disk?
[04:56] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  you can try a LiveCD
[04:56] <RootyRootRootWoo> Hi, can someone pls recommend a good app for converting flac's to .mp3 pls?
[04:56] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  load a Knoppix LiveCD and mount the drive
[04:57] <scguy318> Kumaru: and after backing up, re-install Windows? it happens to be a regular chore of gamers every few months
[04:57] <Kumaru> sin2gen2, yes, but are there any tools i could put on a live CD to clean up her system?
[04:57] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  then you can pull what you need off and re-install Win
[04:57] <scguy318> Rooty: SoundConverter?
[04:57] <Kumaru> we cannot backup her data, no other computers, HDDs or storage media of any kind that she can get
[04:58] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  maybe, but when Windows is screwed up it is pretty rare to fix it without a re-install
[04:58] <dan_> save to internet
[04:58] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  no network at all?
[04:58] <scguy318> Kumaru: she's sitting in hot water if she doesnt do backups
[04:58] <flaco> hi all.... anyone know how to set the mplayer plugins for mozilla by default instead the totem plugins?
[04:58] <palintheus> RootyRootRootWoo: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=7034
[04:58] <scguy318> Kumaru: no externals, how big is the important stuff anyway?
[04:58] <Kumaru> sin2gen2, just to internet is what she has told me
[04:58] <blah569_> What do you guys prefer?  Ubuntu, Kbuntu, or Xbuntu?
[04:58] <Kumaru> scguy318, she's a photographer and she has other important data that she cannot loose. as for file size, that is unknown
[04:59] <scguy318> Kumaru: perhaps backup to a remote FTP server?
[04:59] <RootyRootRootWoo> palintheus Thanks! I'm looking it up now
[04:59] <rxKaffee> anyone know what command ya need to update modules list before modprobing after using m-a autobuild?
[04:59] <Kumaru> scguy318, that is an interesting thought... that is possible to do with 2 computers over the internet? i.e. she could send her data (if her comp didnt crash) to one of mine for storage?
[04:59] <rxKaffee> modprobe keeps looking for old modules locations
[05:00] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  you are going to have to copy the stuff from the NTFS drive, mounted in a LiveCD environment, to a network share or FTP site or similar
[05:00] <palintheus> RootyRootRootWoo: read the whole post before doing anything I think I saw several suggestions
[05:00] <scguy318> blah569_: GNOME and Xfce for me
[05:00] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  if you have two computers, boot the LiveCD, mount the drive, and use scp to copy stuff over
[05:00] <Kumaru> sin2gen2, we dont even live in the same state, else it would be a no brainer
[05:01] <Usrl> blah569_: I use kubuntu, I like the GUI more, although it comes with way too much software imo
[05:01] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  oh, ok :)
[05:01] <Kumaru> sin2gen2, the only thing i can think of to do is send data over the net to back it up, or a Live CD (which would allow her to get video and stuff again)
[05:01] <RootyRootRootWoo> palintheus Thanks again. I'm on it, for my ipod....:)
[05:01] <palintheus> Kumaru: is she willing to purchase a external drive to mount and move stuff to? in the future it would also be good for backups ;-)
[05:02] <scguy318> Kumaru: hard drives aren't all that expensive these days, perhaps buy an external and backup?
[05:02] <Kumaru> palintheus, her parents dont want to spend money on computer stuff if they don want to. they are going to get her a new computer for christmas but this one will probably be shot by then
[05:02] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  if you have the data available in a LiveCD environment, you can email stuff up to 20mbs to a gmail account
[05:02] <Kumaru> scguy318, read above
[05:03] <scguy318> Kumaru: can't gmailfs do the trick?
[05:03] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  yeah, or slave up another drive or cdwriter and transfer/burn from the LiveCD
[05:03] <scguy318> Kumaru: dunno how TOS cushy that is but eh
[05:03] <palintheus> Kumaru: or gspace extension for firefox
[05:03] <dan_> you can use yousendit.com for up to 100mb
[05:03] <Kumaru> sin2gen2, scguy318 im not sure if she could email them
[05:03] <macogw> Kumaru: xdrive
[05:03] <rxKaffee> I'm having some trouble loading in kernel modules from synaptic, I've got my pastebin up: http://pastebin.ca/655168
[05:03] <Kumaru> its a 30 GB hard drive with about 100 MB left
[05:03] <scguy318> Kumaru: well, she could create a gmail, then "mount" the gmail account so to speak
[05:03] <Kumaru> xdrive?
[05:03] <macogw> Kumaru: all you need is an AIM screen name
[05:03] <scguy318> Kumaru: it will transparently appear to be yet another file system
[05:04] <palintheus> Kumaru: they have low limits unless you pay extra
[05:04] <bruenig> loading kernel modules from synaptic?
[05:04] <rxKaffee> Kumaru: why not use scp?
[05:04] <rxKaffee> bruenig: yes, installed module-sources from synaptic
[05:04] <Kumaru> whoa, 4 ppl telling me different things
[05:04] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  nothing that i know of is going to 'fix' Windows.  i think you need to get the stuff off of the drive via network or a mounted hardware volume of some kind
[05:04] <rxKaffee> bruenig: then compiled/installed them with m-a autoinstall
[05:04] <rxKaffee> Kumaru: why not have her boot into a livecd that starts up an sshd?
[05:04] <Bender1337> hey i know u have to buy the drivers if u have a conaxent chipset (witch i have) but i found anther modem its a PC TEL modem is that conaxent?
[05:05] <rxKaffee> Kumaru: then you could loginto it and scp the files to your pc via internet
[05:05] <Kumaru> RxDx, sshd?
[05:05] <Kumaru> sin2gen2, ok, i wasnt sure at all, thank you
[05:05] <rxKaffee> Kumaru: sshd is used for ssh, scp, and sftp
[05:05] <Kumaru> rxKaffee, i know what ftp is. thats it
[05:05] <Usrl> argh, tovid has dependancies I can't seem to find..
[05:05] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  sftp is very similar, just through another means
[05:05] <scguy318> Kumaru: SSH = Secure Shell, lets you securely administer another machine, or forward connections through the machine
[05:06] <rxKaffee> Kumaru: sftp uses similar protocol and client software, but secure, and auto-configured to use system logins via ssh
[05:06] <RxDx> Kumaru, what?
[05:06] <bruenig> Usrl, tovid is week
[05:06] <scguy318> Kumaru: SCP = Secure Copy, me never used
[05:06] <bruenig> weak*
[05:06] <rxKaffee> RxDx: tabber attack
[05:06] <scguy318> Kumaru: SFTP = Secure FTP, a redesigned FTP for SSH me thinks
[05:06] <Usrl> bruenig: and I suppose you have something even better, then?
[05:06] <bruenig> Usrl, devede
[05:06] <rxKaffee> any ideas why modprobe is still looking at the old location for the driver?
[05:06] <scguy318> Usrl: what dependecies?
[05:06] <RxDx> rxKaffee, hehe :)
[05:06] <palintheus> Bender1337: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&client=firefox-a&rls=com.ubuntu:en-US:official&hs=fmk&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=pctel+chipset&spell=1
[05:06] <Usrl> bruenig: yeah, I already tried that, and it didn't work.
[05:06] <bruenig> Usrl, "didn't work" what do you mean by that
[05:06] <palintheus> Bender1337: looks like no?
[05:07] <Usrl> feba@febuntu:~$ tovid
[05:07] <Usrl>   mplex       MISSING!
[05:07] <Usrl>   mpeg2enc    MISSING!
[05:07] <Usrl>   yuvfps      MISSING!
[05:07] <Usrl>   yuvdenoise  MISSING!
[05:07] <Usrl>   ppmtoy4m    MISSING!
[05:07] <bruenig> scguy318, the brilliant folks at tovid, went ahead and put a checkinstall deb up
[05:07] <Usrl>   mp2enc      MISSING!
[05:07] <Usrl>   jpeg2yuv    MISSING!
[05:07] <Usrl>   ffmpeg      MISSING!
[05:07] <bruenig> !ops
[05:07] <ubotu> Help! Mez, LjL, elkbuntu, imbrandon, DBO, gnomefreak, Hobbsee, rob, ompaul, Madpilot, Burgundavia, Seveas, CarlK, crimsun, ajmitch, tritium, Nalioth, thoreauputic, apokryphos, tonyyarusso, PriceChild, Amaranth, jrib, jenda, nixternal, Myrtti or mneptok
[05:07] <Usrl> those.
[05:07] <rxKaffee> Usrl: pastebin in future plz
[05:07] <blah569_> I love this Windows Media player I made :P.  I wonder if I can make it cross platform...
[05:07] <blah569_> Maybe with WINE
[05:07] <savadda> Hi, just wondering whats the best way to get subversion onto ubuntu, i thought the command was apt-get install svn but its clearly not!
[05:08] <Kumaru> scguy318, so your thoughts on this are that she should FTP her data to a server for backup and then reinstall windows? (we are talking about a computer novice with no local geeks btw)
[05:08] <bruenig> Usrl, what do you mean doesn't work
[05:08] <Usrl> bruenig: doesn't burn to dvd or create an iso.
[05:08] <scguy318> Kumaru: well, it's the most viable option I can think of besides copy to external storage
[05:08] <bruenig> Usrl, it creates an iso
[05:08] <Nutubuntu> bruenig, checkinstall deb? is bad?
[05:08] <Usrl> bruenig: No, it didn't, which is my point when I say it didn't work. Duh.
[05:08] <Kumaru> scguy318, ok... external isnt really an option so i could talk to her about that, i have plenty of storage on my systems...
[05:08] <bruenig> Nutubuntu, it is if you are distributing it to others, because the checkinstall debs doesn't have dependencies listed
[05:09] <scguy318> Usrl: lazy me suggests sudo apt-get installing all the missing dependecies?
[05:09] <Nutubuntu> t/y bruenig - understand now
[05:09] <Usrl> scguy318: tried it, they don't seem to be in my repos.
[05:09] <bruenig> Usrl, no but what happens
[05:09] <bruenig> it obviously works, else no one would use it
[05:10] <Usrl> bruenig: it makes am mpeg file, which puts me no better off than I already was.
[05:10] <Kumaru> scguy318, have you ever used FTP over the internet?
[05:10] <scguy318> Usrl: this may be of interest: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=3139602
[05:10] <Usrl> bruenig: works for them, maybe. I'm looking for something that works for me, thanks.
[05:10] <scguy318> Kumaru: yes
[05:10] <nalioth> Usrl: pasting into channels is rude and counterproductive, please use a pastebin  :)
[05:10] <rxKaffee> btw, the fix to modprobe not finding correct new module...
[05:10] <Flare183> Does anybody ever have any problems with "make"
[05:10] <rxKaffee> `depmod -a`
[05:10] <Kumaru> scguy318, how simple/difficult is that to set up?
[05:10] <rxKaffee> Flare183: I'm sure make works most of the time for most programs for most people
[05:10] <scguy318> Kumaru: install something like FileZilla Server :)
[05:10] <bruenig> Usrl, ok, you might be more suited for ##windows with that kind of mindset, stuff doesn't just "not work" for certain people, you probably have make compliant mpeg option checked instead of the iso option
[05:11] <rxKaffee> Filbert: what are you trying to make?
[05:11] <scguy318> Kumaru: then just add a user then connect in
[05:11] <scguy318> Kumaru: OR
[05:11] <scguy318> Kumaru: you can run the FTP server, and she just connects in with FileZilla client
[05:11] <bruenig> or maybe just your computer has special not working voodooness
[05:11] <scguy318> Kumaru: drag and drop ;)
[05:11] <Kumaru> scguy318, now that sounds like something she would understand
[05:11] <Usrl> bruenig: Actually, no, I use Linux, so windows wouldn't be much help. By nature of using linux, I'm actually intelligent enough to click the right button.
[05:11] <Megaf> Good Night
[05:12] <Flare183> rxKaffee:> umm well I run it on a program that I created, and it tells me this:  http://pastebin.ca/655173
[05:12] <bruenig> Usrl, you obviously aren't intelligent enough to realize that when something "doesn't work" that means you have something messed up, and doesn't mean well throw it away it is broken dur dur,
[05:12] <sin2gen2> Usrl:  found this script for converting to dvd iso- http://pastebin.com/m1e92fb42
[05:12] <Usrl> bruenig: Considering it doesn't do what it should, it's broken. If there's an error, it should report it.
[05:12] <sin2gen2> Usrl:  it *should* install dependencies and work.  i think i used it wonce
[05:13] <scguy318> Kumaru: http://filezilla.sourceforge.net/, assuming her Windoze is working fine
[05:13] <bruenig> Usrl, it is your fault it doesn't work
[05:13] <bruenig> fault*
[05:13] <Nutubuntu> I vaguely remember some issue about normalize in Ubuntu - am I remembering right? can't find it in a search so I begin to wonder
[05:13] <Kumaru> scguy318, must i have my system set up to work like it could host a webpage?
[05:13] <TBZ> !sudo
[05:13] <Flare183> rxKaffee:> umm well I run it on a program that I created, and it tells me this:  http://pastebin.ca/655173
[05:13] <ubotu> sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[05:13] <TBZ> !gksudo
[05:13] <ubotu> If you need to run graphical applications as root, use  gksudo , as it will set up the environment more appropriately. Avoid ever using  sudo <GUI-application>  See http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/graphicalsudo for more info
[05:13] <Usrl> sin2gen2: thanks, looking at something else right now, i'll check that in a moment
[05:13] <scguy318> Kumaru: well, you have to install the server, then port forward if behind a router
[05:13] <cameron_> I downloaded the Azurous .jar file from Azurouses website, how do I install it?
[05:13] <Flare183> !ubot:> samba
[05:13] <Flare183> !ubot samba
[05:13] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ubot samba - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:13] <scguy318> cameron_ java -jar?
[05:14] <Kumaru> scguy318, ok, ill have to figure out how to port forward with mine then
[05:14] <Flare183> !make
[05:14] <ubotu> Compiling software from source? Read the tips at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CompilingSoftware (But remember to search for pre-built !packages first: not all !repositories are enabled by default!)
[05:14] <cameron_> ? it's Azerous.jar
[05:14] <bruenig> Usrl, oh nevermind Usrl I forgot I was in #ubuntu for a second, you probably should just try to find something else, computer confuse
[05:14] <cameron_> Azerous~versionnumber.jar
[05:15] <scguy318> cameron_ java -jar Azureus......
[05:15] <cameron_> I need java installed?
[05:15] <cameron_> I'll trie it anyways... XD
[05:15] <scguy318> cameron_ it should already be installed
[05:15] <scguy318> cameron_: else how could you run Azureus in the first place? :)
[05:15] <sin2gen2> Kumaru:  you can try installing gmailfs from within the LiveCD and follow the Howto here http://richard.jones.name/google-hacks/gmail-filesystem/gmail-filesystem.html
[05:16] <cameron_> I know, XD, just thought it was pre-installed XD
[05:16] <Frogzoo_> nautilus is showing my icons is textfiles, named icon.desktop - any ideas?
[05:16] <Kumaru> sin2gen2, ok, but first id have to find out if she could even reinstall it herself and get it working right
[05:16] <scguy318> Frogzoo_: blahblah.desktop is your icon ;) but i wouldnt know how to suppress the extension hiding
[05:16] <scguy318> Frogzoo_: *supress the extension
[05:17] <cameron_> which Java package should I download?
[05:17] <dan_> hi, i've got an avermedia avertv hybrid ultra usb that i want to use with ubuntu, but a google search didn't come up with anything interesting
[05:17] <Dr_Willis_> cameron_:  use the repositories. dont manually download the java stuff from sn.
[05:17] <Dr_Willis_> !java
[05:17] <ubotu> To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[05:17] <Kumaru> scguy318, right now, even though im sure i could walk her through how to do it, im pretty sure that she couldnt (or make it through) reinstalling her OS
[05:17] <Frogzoo_> scguy318: yes, something broke - gnome usually uses these files as references to icons, instead of showing theme as text files
[05:18] <Dr_Willis_> sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[05:18] <cameron_> In the repos, theres java 6, java 5, or java 1.4 ?_?
[05:18] <scguy318> java6
[05:18] <bruenig> java6 and java5
[05:18] <cameron_> kk, that's what I was going for
[05:18] <scguy318> Frogzoo_: unfortunately I don't know the solution :(
[05:18] <cameron_> X_D, both???
[05:19] <Usrl> hm
[05:19] <cameron_> I'll install every repo available, that'll solve my problems... XD
[05:19] <Usrl> maybe that's what I should do with this PC
[05:19] <Usrl> hook it up to my TV
[05:20] <Usrl> use it to watch internet crap...
[05:20] <Usrl> better than youtube crap on my Wii.
[05:20] <Usrl> since I could actually download things.
[05:20] <cameron_> scguy318, bruenig said I should download java 5 and java 6, should I.???
[05:20] <Kumaru> Usrl, i use my computer's s-video out (with adapters) for my TV. its cool but it looks weird. do you have an Xbox?
[05:21] <bruenig> cameron_, no I didn't, I just said both were available
[05:21] <stephans_> why can't I install i386 packages in feistey 64 bit???
[05:21] <bruenig> cameron_, you should only download 1
[05:21] <cameron_> 6?
[05:21] <Kurisutofuaa> Is there a why to update my computer for i386 to the amd64 or will I have to reinstall?
[05:21] <scguy318> stephans_: because its i386 ;)
[05:21] <Usrl> Kumaru This has an svid out, actually I found an Svid cable sitting behind my PC a couple days ago for some reason. I have an xbox
[05:21] <Nutubuntu> I vaguely remember some issue about normalize-audio in Ubuntu - am I remembering right? I want to burn a normalized audio cd
[05:21] <bruenig> cameron_, whichever you want, unless you need 5 for some reason, I would just use the latest one
[05:21] <scguy318> stephans_: you have to install x64 packages
[05:21] <cameron_> ya, I want 6 lol
[05:21] <JeevesMoss> can someone give me a hand with a command on a HowTo on-line?
[05:22] <Usrl> stephans_: because you're trying to run one program on a different architecture. It's like trying to tell a spanish chef how to cook your food in mandarin
[05:22] <bruenig> !someone | JeevesMoss
[05:22] <ubotu> JeevesMoss: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[05:22] <cameron_> Sun Java 6 Web Start?
[05:22] <Kumaru> Usrl, look into an xbox media center. i did mine a few weeks ago. looks much, much better than my tv-out video. you can set it up to download and play video over a network also. if you play xbox live it will be a little hectic because you will get banned with the mod active
[05:22] <bruenig> stephans_, it can run i386 programs, just need to make sure all the 32 bit dependencies are installed and in the right places as well
[05:22] <JeevesMoss> ok, the line of "quotacheck -avugm" on http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_ubuntu704_p4 is confusing me, can someone help me with it please?
[05:23] <cameron_> bruenig:::::::::::::::: Sun Java 6 Web Start????????????????????????
[05:23] <bruenig> stephans_, best to either go with a chroot or have specific 32 folders and compile against those like /usr/lib32 and /usr/bin32 etc
 yes but both in SUSE and windows 64 bit editions they run 32 bit programs fine.. and actually in Ubuntu as well... Real Player is 32 bit, and Skype -- all installed with automatix
[05:23] <Usrl> Kumaru: I don't like hard modding things, and my Xbox can't be softmodded. Honestly for the price of getting a mod chip, I could just trade it for an old PC that would do the same thing.
[05:23] <Kumaru> Usrl, theres ups adn downs to both. why cant you softmod though? thats what i did
[05:23] <Usrl> stephans_: they're running it in compatibility mode, though.
[05:23] <Usrl> Kumaru: xbox model isn't right, mech warrior is plat. edition, etc.
[05:23] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: what about it?
[05:24] <Kumaru> Usrl, oh, youve looked into this before :)
[05:24] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  the command dosn't work, and I'd like to troubleshoot it
[05:24] <Usrl> Kumaru: if it has a processor, I've tohught about running linux on it :)
[05:24] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: well, pastebin what the command does in Terminal
[05:24] <cameron_> Commadore 64 XD?
[05:24] <cameron_> or a calc... lol
[05:25] <Usrl> cameron_: I don't have those
[05:25] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  it's just saying that it can't find the file system to check or the file system mounted with the quota option
[05:25] <Usrl> cameron_: I mean, I have a calculator, but I have a 2.4GHz P4, why would I ever use some puny little TI thing?
[05:25] <cameron_> lol, what about, a Wii?, is there anything out yet?
[05:25] <Usrl> cameron_: I like my wii too much to risk messing it up D:
[05:25] <stephans_> Usr1 -- that is OK by me... better that having to live without flash player etc... I am trying to install crossover office, which worked without a hitch in SLED (what I used b4 i decided to use ubuntu)
[05:25] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: check your fstab?
[05:25] <cameron_> oh, I was thinking on a Drug-Mart 10$ calc, XD lol
[05:26] <Usrl> stephans_: is there any reason why you can't just run 32-bit OS?
[05:26] <Bender1337> anybody have info on setting up a 56k modem in ubuntu
[05:26] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  sorry, I don't understand what you're talking about.  that's why I'm here asking for help
[05:26] <Kumaru> Usrl, i see
[05:26] <Usrl> Bender1337: Yeah, take the 56k modem out of your PC, take it to the store, then hit people over the head with it and take their money until you can afford broadband.
[05:27] <Nutubuntu> JeevesMoss, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fstab
[05:27] <sin2gen2> Bender1337:  look into slmodem
[05:27] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: could be a syntax error in your fstab Jeeves
[05:27] <stephans_> Usr1 -- Yes. I have a laptop that just will not allow X to run when I try Ubuntu 32 bit... 64 - no problem. Suse No problem, Xandros No problem... Just Ubuntu 32.
[05:27] <scguy318> stephans_: how exactly not run?
[05:27] <sin2gen2> Bender1337:  there is a script that detects the chipset as they are all wonky with models it is hard to tell what you have
[05:28] <Usrl> stephans_: odd. Are you sure it's the 32bit-ness? Have you tried using an older version of Ubuntu, or Kubuntu or Xubuntu or something like that?
[05:28] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  ok, thank for the wiki, is there a simple way of fixing this?  I'm REALY tire, and I'd like to get this fixed.
[05:28] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: copy your /etc/fstab file into pastebin
[05:28] <scguy318> !pastebin
[05:28] <ubotu> pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[05:28] <stephans_> Well it refuses to run... perios...  even with the same xorg.conf...
[05:28] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  how do I do that?
[05:28] <sin2gen2> stephans_:  have you tried to different install CDs?  i have had bad ones that don't boot if that is your issue
[05:28] <stephans_> I tried the Live and the alternate
[05:28] <scguy318> cat /etc/fstab and copy the Terminal output to a new pastebin linky entry?
[05:29] <scguy318> *do the command cat /etc/fstab
[05:29] <Usrl> stephans_: also, have you tried alternate install CDs? My mac absolutely refuses to boot liveCDs, but alternate installs work fine
[05:29] <Usrl> stephans_: ah, well then
[05:29] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  ok, thanks.  I'm VERY new to the command line stuff.  And I'm trying to install this GuI so I can admin my server.
[05:29] <stephans_> Its a T60P wide screen -- I filed a bug.
[05:30] <sin2gen2> stephans_:  i have a T60 here with Ubuntu 32 bit
[05:30] <stephans_> not the wide...
[05:30] <stephans_> ?
[05:30] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  http://pastebin.com/m7bce0d79
[05:30] <scguy318> ty
[05:30] <sin2gen2> stephans_:  no, but you can probably pass a vga=### at the boot and get it to come up?
[05:31] <stephans_> I even installed fglrx and then used dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[05:31] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: you didn't add the quota mount options?
[05:31] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: which device do you want to have the quota thingy on?
[05:31] <sin2gen2> stephans_:  mine doesn't work without vga=791
[05:31] <stephans_> The only resolution that I can get was 640x
[05:31] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  I'm just following that howto on the web page.  and the ONLY thing I want quota installed on is the WWW roots.  /home/www_root/
[05:31] <scguy318> stephans_: manually input h/vsync and select resolutions?
[05:31] <ohad> hi, does anyone know how to make the  Intel Corporation Unknown device 4230 wifi card work?
[05:31] <sin2gen2> stephans_:  so you install fine, but it doesn't boot the new kernel image?
[05:32] <stephans_> no no kernel and everything is fine... just the X refuses to work in 32 bit...
[05:32] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: do in Terminal sudo nano /etc/fstab
[05:32] <sin2gen2> stephans_:  not even with the vesa driver?
[05:32] <JeevesMoss> and edit what?
[05:33] <philthy> whats the program to test the mouse? i forgot
[05:33] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: and append ",usrquota,grpquota" (without quotes) to the end of "defaults,errors=remount-ro"
[05:33] <sin2gen2> ohad:  pcmcia or internal?
[05:33] <cameron_> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/commons/cli/CommandLine
[05:33] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: then press Ctrl+O, Enter, then Ctrl-X
[05:33] <cameron_> when I java -jar Azureus<IP_ADDRESS>.jar
[05:33] <scguy318> and redo the little group of instructions
[05:33] <ohad> sin2gen2, internal
[05:33] <philthy>
[05:33] <stephans_> Now everything works in 64bit... (yes vesa blow X too in 32 bit) just in the 64x there are some illogical annoyances...
[05:33] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: I'm not intimately familiar with quotas, but that should do the trick
[05:33] <sin2gen2> ohad:  what is the laptop model?
[05:34] <sin2gen2> ohad:  and maker
[05:34] <philthy> whats the program to test the mouse? i forgot
[05:34] <stephans_> I should be able to install apps that are 32 bit since that works... but apt will not let me do it
[05:34] <ohad> sin2gen2, thinkpad x61s
[05:34] <ohad> sin2gen2, running into some issues with wifi and suspend
[05:34] <Usrl> stephans_: you might just need to add 32 bit repos
[05:34] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  ok, I added it, and now what?  (BTW, I used Pico insted of Nano)
[05:35] <Usrl> ..blarg
[05:35] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: okay, I'm assuming you saved the file, kk, now follow the instructions starting with touch /quota.user ....
[05:36] <Usrl> ok, guys, am I the only one that laughs when they see driver CDs now? >.>
[05:36] <defiant_damian> so what's this room about?
[05:36] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  I'm lost, sorry.  Did you get a chance to look @ that web page?
[05:36] <scguy318> the pastebin link? or the guide?
[05:36] <scguy318> i looked at both
[05:36] <DerangedDingo> defiant_damian: Support for stuff involving in one way or another, Ubuntu
[05:36] <Usrl> defiant_damian: ubuntu.com
[05:36] <defiant_damian> oh oh
[05:37] <sin2gen2> ohad:  that card is supported in Gutsy, i'll look for something for Feisty
[05:37] <scguy318> Jeeves: start at the instructions right after the fstab listing, starting with touch /quota.user /quota.group
[05:37] <scguy318> Jeeves: then proceed
[05:37] <ohad> sin2gen2, thanks. i'm running feisty with 2.6.22-9 generic
[05:37] <sin2gen2> ohad:  its the iwl4965 module, i think
[05:37] <Usrl> ...ok...
[05:37] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  tried it.  sorry.  dosn't work, it's telling me the same thing
[05:37] <Expecto> anyone know how to remove the extra environments in feisty?
[05:37] <isthatall> someone hit me on the head with a brick....I'm on my laptop, and can't get the internal speakers to play sound, where is that setting??
[05:38] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: did you do the remount?
[05:38] <ohad> sin2gen2, yes it is
[05:38] <ohad> sin2gen2, i am trying to do this -- http://kuscsik.blogspot.com/2007/06/how-to-install-intel-4965-wireless.html
[05:38] <sin2gen2> ohad:  have you looked at this? http://tinyurl.com/3dnzyc
[05:38] <ohad> sin2gen2, but not sure if it will work
[05:38] <hudson> sin2gen2: you seem pretty knowledgable when it comes to ubunut
[05:38] <theonlyalt> I have an Intel Core 2 Duo and I'm not entirely sure both cores are being utilized. How can I check this?
[05:38] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  it's telling me that it's not mounted allready.
[05:38] <hudson> i am having trouble with getting my wireless card to work on my deskotp
[05:39] <Usrl> isthatall: I don't see what someone hitting you on the head with a brick would do your laptop, unless your head smacked the laptop on the way down. Either way, you have more serious concerns, like why people are hitting you over the head with bricks.
[05:39] <scguy318> paste the line?
[05:39] <hudson> im running wifi radar
[05:39] <Kurisutofuaa> Is there a why to update my computer for i386 release  to the amd64 release or will I have to reinstall?
[05:39] <sin2gen2> ohad:  it's hard to get the right patch for the right kernel, i find
[05:39] <Usrl> isthatall: serious note, have you looked at the mixer window?
[05:39] <Frogzoo> just me that nautilus suddenly can't display pngs as icons ??
[05:39] <Dr_Willis__> Kurisutofuaa:  why do you need the 64bit disrto?
[05:39] <ohad> sin2gen2, yes it is
[05:39] <isthatall> Usrl: of course, pc speaker is turned on
[05:39] <sin2gen2> ohad:  if you can find the Windows driver (ack!) you can try ndiswrapper too
[05:39] <Usrl> Kurisutofuaa: if you don't know why you should upgrade to 64bit, you shouldn't.
[05:40] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: paste the line when you try to remount?
[05:40] <ohad> sin2gen2, i found those. the install did not work
[05:40] <sin2gen2> ohad:  does network manager see the card at all
[05:40] <sin2gen2> ?
[05:40] <sin2gen2> ohad:  they rarely do
[05:40] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  root@tessa:~# mount -o remount /
[05:40] <JeevesMoss> mount: / not mounted already, or bad option
[05:40] <JeevesMoss> root@tessa:~# quotacheck -avugm
[05:40] <JeevesMoss> quotacheck: Cannot find filesystem to check or filesystem not mounted with quota option.
[05:40] <palintheus> theonlyalt: you can add the applet to the top panel that monitors cpu throttling and when you right click and select preferences it should have the option to pick which cpu to monitor, if it does both cores are usd
[05:40] <sin2gen2> ohad:  you have a card with new hardware, and it takes some time for the restricted modules to show up
[05:41] <scguy318> Jeeves: i guess do "mount /"?
[05:41] <linux_user400354> help, nvidia driver isnt working
[05:41] <JeevesMoss> scguy318: root@tessa:~# mount /
[05:41] <JeevesMoss> mount: /dev/disk/by-uuid/a723482f-f7c0-49bc-84db-3a5b6381ccdf already mounted or / busy
[05:41] <JeevesMoss> mount: according to mtab, /dev/hda3 is already mounted on /
[05:41] <bruenig> !wiki nvidia
[05:41] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about wiki nvidia - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:41] <bruenig> woops wrong channel
[05:41] <bruenig> linux_user400354, install it, edit xorg.conf, done
[05:41] <Usrl> linux_user400354: did you try restricted drivers manager?
[05:42] <linux_user400354> no, im using the driver from nvidia.com
[05:42] <bruenig> linux_user400354, make sure you kill x before you try to install it
[05:42] <Usrl> linux_user400354: use the restricted drivers manager
[05:42] <scguy318> Jeeves: try rebooting?
[05:43] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  ok, give me a sec
[05:43] <bruenig> try rebooting? what is this ##windows?
[05:43] <Kurisutofuaa> Dr_Willis__, Usrl, my cpu is AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 3800+ so I trying to figure out if I should go with the 64 or stay i386 release.
[05:43] <RadiantFire> lol
[05:43] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  it's only a 1.5Ghz system, so it'll take a sec
[05:43] <scguy318> Jeeves: ok np
[05:43] <Usrl> Kurisutofuaa: again, if you don't know why you should switch to 64bit, stay with 32bit
[05:43] <scguy318> bruenig: can't really remount / amirite?
[05:43] <sin2gen2> ohad:  then there is Intel's driver.  doesn't need patching i think http://intellinuxwireless.org/?p=iwlwifi&n=howto-iwlwifi
[05:43] <theonlyalt> palintheus, thanks. I can select between the two! So linux automatically takes advantage of both cores, right?
[05:44] <palintheus> theonlyalt: yup
[05:44] <bruenig> why would you remount /?
[05:44] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  can you give me some help with what this is doing?  as I said, I'm not good @ the shell yet, and I'm just trying to get this installed so I don't have to mess around in shell
[05:44] <scguy318> bruenig: JeevesMoss is following a tutorial on quotas
[05:44] <scguy318> http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_ubuntu704_p4
[05:44] <ohad> sin2gen2, i'll try that
[05:44] <ohad> sin2gen2, thanks
[05:44] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  it's so I can graphically manage this thing
[05:45] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: with what? please clarify
[05:45] <nikin> are there any Perl coders here who could reccomend me an editor? hat is the best?
[05:45] <bruenig> nikin, vim
[05:45] <savetheWorld> vi or emacs
[05:45] <Usrl> JeevesMoss: Graphically manage a server?
[05:45] <savetheWorld> err, vim or emacs :-)
[05:45] <scguy318> Usrl: why sure sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop :P
[05:45] <nikin> bruenig: and why is vim the best?
[05:45] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  I'm trying to get 3 v-servers set up on this box, and I don't want to do all the manual editing.  anywyas, it's back up, what would you like me to try?
[05:46] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: proceed with the instructions after the fstab
[05:46] <Nutubuntu> oh gosh, here we go ... editor wars
[05:46] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: *fstab listing
[05:46] <ohad> sin2gen2, so i hope i resolved the wireless issue. now suspend :/
[05:46] <scguy318> if anyone knows more than I do please step up :P
[05:46] <bruenig> nikin, speed
[05:46] <Usrl> Nutubuntu: I never got why people like emacs and vi so much... I use nano. *prepares for gasps of horror and shock*
[05:46] <sin2gen2> ohad:  try uswsusp
[05:46] <nikron> Use either vim or emacs, nano and die                                             (I'm joking)
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  root@tessa:~# cat /etc/fstab
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> # /etc/fstab: static file system information.
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> #
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> # <file system> <mount point>   <type>  <options>       <dump>  <pass>
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> # /dev/hda3
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> UUID=a723482f-f7c0-49bc-84db-3a5b6381ccdf /               ext3    defaults,errors=remount-ro,usrquote,grpquota 0       1
[05:46] <scguy318> ahhhh
[05:46] <nikin> Nutubuntu: i dont want to agregate any editor war... i ame only intersted in what editor is the best to write Perl scripts
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> # /dev/hda1
[05:46] <scguy318> pastebin pastebin
[05:46] <bluedemon> has anyone had any luck with the motorola phones (RAZR) as a modem with ubuntu
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> UUID=869b0c34-07c2-471a-8697-06a03cfb1b44 /boot           ext3    defaults        0       2
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> # /dev/hda2
[05:46] <sin2gen2> ohad:  works faster and flawlessly on my T60
[05:46] <slapfaceware> vim is fast
[05:46] <jherrera> ehrm, so w3m doesn't support javascript?
[05:46] <JeevesMoss> UUID=d7516633-8c13-4a91-909f-6ca4c6b35bb7 none            swap    sw              0       0
[05:47] <ohad> sin2gen2, installed that. we'll see how that goes.
[05:47] <JeevesMoss> /dev/hdc        /media/cdrom0   udf,iso9660 user,noauto     0       0
[05:47] <JeevesMoss> sorry.
[05:47] <jherrera> wooow
[05:47] <Usrl> nikin: whichever one works best for you
[05:47] <slapfaceware> i'm fast with vim
[05:47] <scguy318> Jeeves, next time pastebin
[05:47] <jherrera> use the paste
[05:47] <palintheus> !pastebin > JeevesMoss
[05:47] <rockets> I'm having trouble playing a video
[05:47] <Usrl> nikin: Try them all and see what works
[05:47] <rockets> In totem the movie doesnt play smothely
[05:47] <bruenig> slapfaceware, you should try the vimperator plugin for firefox if you like vim, it is pretty cool
[05:47] <ohad> sin2gen2, great - what about sound -- i have to run this python script manually to get sound to work
[05:47] <rockets> in vlc it plays smoothely but skips badly every 30 seconds
[05:47] <sin2gen2> ohad:  huh?
[05:47] <Usrl> nikin: whichever you like most, really. That's why we don't all use vim or emacs or kwrite or anything else.
[05:47] <scguy318> JeevesMoss, continue with instructions starting with touch ....
[05:47] <Nutubuntu> nikin, that is going to be different, for good reasons, for lots of different people. There are over 1000 here. Try some editors. See what you like.
[05:47] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  http://pastebin.com/m5b7b60ca
[05:47] <ohad> ps. does anyone know of a good application to see which wifi networks are open and which are closed?
[05:47] <rockets> and in mplayer it plays great but the volume wont go high enough and the equalizer makes it crackle
[05:47] <palintheus> Usrl: you could also just do 'sudo apt-get install gnome-core'
[05:48] <bruenig> ohad, iwconfig
[05:48] <bruenig> ohad, iwlist I meant to say
[05:48] <ohad> sin2gen2, sound is not working natively - i have to run this script for it to work
[05:48] <Usrl> palintheus: for what?
[05:49] <nikin> So then i will grab apt and get them all :)
[05:49] <sin2gen2> ohad:  in a terminal, does alsaconf find anything?
[05:49] <elliott_> im thinking about installing beryl, anyone with experience have comments on if it's worth it?
[05:49] <scguy318> gotta catch them all nikin
[05:49] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  now it's complaining about a read only file system
[05:50] <Usrl> palintheus: I use KDE...
[05:50] <ohad> sin2gen2, sudo: alsaconf: command not found
[05:50] <scguy318> Jeeves: when you do all the commands?
[05:50] <Tonren> My screen looks like this: http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a141/maxcantor/Screenshot.png
[05:50] <theonlyalt> Can anyone suggest a better Widget program? I'm using Gdesklets, atm and It's not playing nice with Compiz...
[05:50] <sin2gen2> ohad:  there you go!  apt-get install alsa
[05:50] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  yes
[05:50] <nikin> Maybe i will write my own :P ty. and see you around
[05:50] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  I REALY don't want to have to reinstall the OS.
[05:50] <ohad> sin2gen2, already in the lastest version
[05:51] <bruenig> sin2gen2, alsaconf is a script, it is not tied to alsa
[05:51] <sin2gen2> ohad:  apt-get install alsa-utils
[05:51] <bruenig> !find alsaconf
[05:51] <ubotu> Package/file alsaconf does not exist in feisty
[05:51] <bruenig> it doesn't exist
[05:51] <ohad> sin2gen2, already in the latest version
[05:51] <Tonren> Any hints on why my screen on an old Pentium II would be garbled?
[05:52] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  Ideas?
[05:52] <sin2gen2> ohad:  that's right.  it isn't there in Fiesty.  i forgot sorry
[05:52] <scguy318> mmmm......Jeeves, i'm sorry to say but I'm out :(
[05:52] <bruenig> !find alsaconf edgy
[05:52] <ohad> sin2gen2, ok. np
[05:52] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  NOOOOOOO!!!!
[05:52] <ubotu> Package/file alsaconf does not exist in edgy
[05:52] <bruenig> !find alsaconf dapper
[05:52] <sin2gen2> ohad:  does /etc/init.d/alsa-utils start do anything?
[05:52] <scguy318> Jeeves: i'm just a nub
[05:52] <ubotu> Package/file alsaconf does not exist in dapper
[05:52] <bruenig> !find alsaconf breezy
[05:52] <ohad> sin2gen2, yep. started
[05:52] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: that said, anything happen on bootup?
[05:52] <ubotu> Package/file alsaconf does not exist in feisty
[05:52] <nikin> ohad: for getting wifi network info i use wifi radar... dont remember the package name tho.
[05:52] <bruenig> sin2gen2, didn't exist in dapper, edgy or feisty
[05:52] <sin2gen2> ohad:  and open alsamixer
[05:53] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  nope, it just booted normaly
[05:53] <scguy318> JeevesMoss: can you remove those options I told you to add then reboot?
[05:53] <sin2gen2> bruenig:  i use too many distros.  my bad
[05:53] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  one sec
[05:53] <j85wilson> join #linux
[05:53] <j85wilson> oops
[05:53] <Tonren> Someone, please?  This completely sucks... why does my screen look like this?: http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a141/maxcantor/Screenshot.png  It's on a very old Pentium II
[05:53] <sin2gen2> ohad:  alsa is muted on install sometimes.  maybe it just needs to be turned up?
[05:53] <K3nto> !p2p
[05:53] <ubotu> Conventional P2P clients: Limewire/GTK-Gnutella/Frostwire (Gnutella Network).  -  BitTorrent: see !torrent  -  Direct connect: try valknut.  -  Also see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/P2PFileSharing for general information.
[05:53] <dystopianray> Tonren, what video card?
[05:53] <scguy318> wut video card Tonren?
[05:54] <scguy318> ah beat me
[05:54] <K3nto> !torrent
[05:54] <ubotu> Torrent clients: Azureus (Java), BitTornado (Shell with python front-end), KTorrent (KDE/Qt), rTorrent (C++) -  Bittorent FAQ: http://www.bittorrent.com/FAQ.html
[05:54] <Usrl> Tonren: overheated GPU?
[05:54] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  yep, now it won't let me save anything
[05:54] <Tonren> dystopianray: I have no idea.  It's the integraded video card on an old Pentium II motherboard.    How can I tell?
[05:54] <dystopianray> Tonren, run lspci and see what card it is
[05:54] <K3nto> does the bittorrent client that comes with ubuntu work well?
[05:54] <ketrox> i love ubuntu
[05:54] <scguy318> boot in recovery mode and edit?
[05:54] <ketrox> K3nto
[05:54] <K3nto> ketrox: welcome :D
[05:54] <ketrox> no
[05:54] <Usrl> Tonren: integrated video and a P2... your PC might not be able to handle Ubuntu. Have you tried Xubuntu, or even something like DSL or Puppy?
[05:54] <sin2gen2> K3nto:  i use ktorrent.  it's a nice one
[05:54] <scguy318> otherwise I am out of ideas and I shouldn't have told you to reboot
[05:55] <Usrl> Tonren: Ubuntu is more demanding than XP
[05:55] <K3nto> ktorrent eh
[05:55] <pawan> hi
[05:55] <ohad> sin2gen2, it seems like it is in full vol but nothing
[05:55] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  naa,  I'll just reinstall it.  I'm not happy about this howto though
[05:55] <ohad> sin2gen2, no sound
[05:55] <pawan> how to install jaVa runtime
[05:55] <sin2gen2> ohad:  hmmm
[05:55] <Tonren> Is Ubuntu really more demanding?  Hmm
[05:55] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  I guess I'll just run it without a quota
[05:55] <ketrox> K3nto try auzereus
[05:55] <scguy318> Jeeves: googling reveals similar instructions, but honestly, kinda out of mah league :(
[05:55] <pawan> !jaVa
[05:55] <ubotu> To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[05:55] <Usrl> Tonren: yes it is, otherwise I wouldn't have said that, would I?
[05:55] <scguy318> Jeeves: sry for the trouble
[05:55] <dystopianray> pawalls, sudo apt-get install sun-java6-jre
[05:55] <sin2gen2> K3nto:  Deluge is another
[05:55] <ohad> sin2gen2, Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801H (ICH8 Family) HD Audio Controller
[05:55] <Tonren> Usrl: Sorry; no need to be cheeky.
[05:55] <dystopianray> pawalls, sorry wrong person
[05:56] <jellymaster> hey can I get some help I try to install but after it loads the disc up and I hit start and install it starts to loads it but it goes black
[05:56] <s__> hi
[05:56] <K3nto> ketrox: thats what i used for windows. i just want the one that will get me my movie the fastest and easiest
[05:56] <jellymaster> and then  nothing happens
[05:56] <Usrl> Tonren: You have to consider Ubuntu is updated every 6 months, Ubuntu is newer than Vista. Comparing it to XP is sorta unfair.
[05:56] <Tonren> dystopianray: It's a Texas Instruments TVP4020 [Permedia 2] .
[05:56] <dystopianray> K3nto, rtorrent
[05:56] <dystopianray> Tonren, hrrm that is a very obscure card
[05:56] <mattg> is amsn compatible with ubuntu?
[05:56] <sin2gen2> ohad:  i have the 82801G working with snd_hda_intel
[05:56] <JeevesMoss> scguy318:  Thanks again, I'm going to bed.  I have to be up to be in the pool for 6:30 am
[05:56] <sin2gen2> ohad:  is that module loaded?
[05:56] <Tonren> dystopianray: Yeah, I didn't even know TI made video cards
[05:57] <dystopianray> mattg, yes
[05:57] <scguy318> Jeeves: good night, what tz?
[05:57] <ohad> sin2gen2, which module?
[05:57] <mattg> thanks, dystopianray
[05:57] <Tonren> Usrl: Do you think Xubuntu would be a good bet, or should I not bother?
[05:57] <ketrox> K3nto auzereus is the best
[05:57] <ohad> sin2gen2, snd_hda_intel? modprobe snd_hda_intel ?
[05:57] <scguy318> Tonren: sure, you can always install GNOME after the fact
[05:57] <Usrl> Tonren: I'd try running DSL or Puppy Linux, personally. I'm kinda amazed you managed to run Ubuntu on that though.
[05:57] <sin2gen2> ohad:  snd_hda_intel
[05:57] <ketrox> bu it need jvm to b installed
[05:57] <pawan> how to install sun jaVa 6
[05:57] <Tonren> Usrl: Harsh.  Hmmm..
[05:57] <sin2gen2> ohad:  yeah?
[05:57] <dystopianray> K3nto, ktorrent isn't as resource intensive as azureus and has utorrent compatible DHT
[05:57] <Usrl> Tonren: I personally hated Xubuntu, but that's personal opinion.
[05:57] <mattg> how would i go about setting my acct up so that i can manage my sdb1?
[05:57] <ohad> sin2gen2, just ran that. let me restart and see if the wireless and the sound works. brb
[05:57] <ohad> sin2gen2, thanks
[05:58] <Dr_willis> FeatherLinux, Puppy, DSL - are all 3 nice uber-light linux disrtos. :)
[05:58] <dystopianray> mattg, what do you mean 'manage' ?
[05:58] <jellymaster> can anyone tell me what I should do I tried reburning a CD but that didn't work
[05:58] <sin2gen2> ohad:  put it into /etc/modules to load at boot
[05:58] <scguy318> jellymaster: what doesnt work
[05:58] <Tonren> Dr_willis: Usrl But are any of them as easy to use as Ubuntu?
[05:58] <Usrl> Tonren: Dr_willis has good advice
[05:58] <mattg> right now, i cannot save anything on it, dystopianray
[05:58] <palintheus> jellymaster: have you tried the alt install cd?
[05:58] <ohad> sin2gen2, what else should i put in module?
[05:58] <s|k> is us.archive.ubuntu.com down?
[05:58] <dystopianray> mattg, amsn is in the repos for feisty
[05:58] <jellymaster> after I hit from the CD to install it loads but then goes black and I can't do anything
[05:58] <Dr_willis> Tonren,  i find them all easy to use.. but i know to 'read' and learn. :)
[05:58] <Usrl> Tonren: probably not, but given the stuff you'll be using a PC that old for it will probably work just as well
[05:58] <sin2gen2> ohad:  it will load dependent modules with it
[05:58] <Tonren> Dr_willis: This isn't for me; it's for a friend.
[05:58] <K3nto> dystopianray: im just gonna turn it on, go to bed and leave it all night, so i dont really care how resource intensive it is.
[05:58] <mattg> repos for feisty?
[05:58] <sin2gen2> ohad:  snd_xxxx stuff
[05:58] <Dr_willis> It all depends on their needs/goals/tasks
[05:58] <jellymaster> I would order a free CD but it says it takes 10 week and I don't have that patience and I'm only 14 so no access to CC's
[05:58] <palintheus> s|k: worked for me
[05:59] <Usrl> Tonren: You might want to consider just getting a new PC. Dell sells desktops starting at 400$, and I know a place you can get laptops starting at 400$
[05:59] <Dr_willis> jellymaster,  check the magazine racks for computer mags with the cd's :)
[05:59] <scguy318> jellymaster: ask your mom :)
[05:59] <Tonren> Usrl: Like I said--this isn't for me, it's for a friend
[05:59] <pawan> how to install sun jaVa 6
[05:59] <s|k> palintheus: I get a 'could not resolve 'us.archive.ubuntu.com'
[05:59] <dissection> Hello. When I visit sites with Java, my firefox crashes. What could I do to prevent that from happening?
[05:59] <Tonren> Usrl: I gave them the "just get a new PC speech" already
[05:59] <Usrl> Tonren: Well obviously I wasn't paying attention then, was I? :P
[05:59] <Dr_willis> I grabbed a $350 laptop the opther day (new) its a decent little linux machine.
[05:59] <pawan> !sun
[05:59] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about sun - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:59] <faileas> ;)
[05:59] <dystopianray> K3nto, ktorrent is superior to azureus
[06:00] <jellymaster> I'd been looking on comp racks hoping one day an ubuntu CD would be in one but no luck so far
[06:00] <Usrl> Dr_willis: Where from? I'm looking for a new laptop
[06:00] <palintheus> s|k: are other websites pulling up?
[06:00] <dissection> !java
[06:00] <ubotu> To install a Java compiler/interpreter on Ubuntu, look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Java - For the Sun Java runtime install sun-java5-jre from the !Multiverse repository. Enable the backports repository on Edgy to install sun-java6-jre
[06:00] <mattg> i am running an HP Pavillion DV9230US Laptop...$1700 and kicks ass
[06:00] <sin2gen2> K3nto:  ktorrent is the best, i agree
[06:00] <bruenig> hp is nice
[06:00] <s|k> palintheus: yes
[06:00] <dystopianray> k31th, ktorrent or rtorrent, both the best
[06:00] <pawan> !multieVerse
[06:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about multieverse - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:00] <mattg> anyways, gotta reinstall this, messed it up big time, be back later
[06:00] <dystopianray> k31th, sorry wrong person
[06:00] <pawan> !multiVerse
[06:00] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource