[08:29] <Futasay> I just burnt ubuntu iso to a disc and had some trouble booting it at startup to install it and i had already made it so BIOS booted from CD before HDD so i installed the CD Boot Helper on the Ubunutu CD and now when i started it up it gave me a choice in between ubuntu and windows so i choose ubuntu then it gives me and option to go to a menu by pressing ESC
[08:29] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, wow, sounds bad.
[08:29] <TheNewGuy> ok, installing now.  yikes... taking a while... only at 5%
[08:29] <andrew_46> gatto: Neither is better IMHO, it is a matter both of taste and resources
[08:29] <xhema> n2diy, ahh line in capture was on... not mic let me see
[08:29] <gatto> IMHO?
[08:29] <Futasay> and if i dont it just loads the Ubuntu screen and after that it comes up with a whole lot of I/O device errors for like 5 minutes
[08:29] <tenach> gatto: That depends on your taste.  Try them and find out.
[08:29] <xhema> n2diy, how can i see what item is producing a signal?
[08:29] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Yeah.. could I do Option 2? Would that work?
[08:29] <tenach> gatto: IMHO is in my humble/honest opinion
[08:29] <xhema> is there a way to scan all inputs for sound?
[08:30] <yellabs> flatoutNOOb see private message
[08:30] <Futasay> then it comes up with BusyBox and thats all i can do
[08:30] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, yes. mount -t ntfs -3g /dev/sda1/media/disk -o force
[08:30] <kebomix> i got it guys , here http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/add-custom-functionality-to-nautilus-linux/
[08:30] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, I'm scared, tho, and might be tempted to mount read only...
[08:30] <Rub> GNU / Linux systems are free operating systems, meaning the software has the potential to level 4 digital freedoms, so a person can not only see the source code of the system, but may not modify, adapt to their needs and even re - circulate freely without fear.
[08:30] <gatto> XBMC Media Center the best!:D
[08:30] <mrmental> qe2eqe: In the terminal correct? What are the possible negative effects?
[08:30] <qe2eqe> mrmental, because if you screwed the pooch on your format, not all is lost untill you start writing more to the partition
[08:31] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: its a lot of packages.. but it will be worth it..
[08:31] <Futasay> can someone help me???
[08:31] <gatto> Usally, I change the main theme
[08:31] <n2diy> xhema: well, you might have to create your own? I use Audacity to create sound file, and from there, I can trouble shoot the sound system.
[08:31] <qe2eqe> mrmental: the only limit to that question is your imagination. ;)
[08:31] <xhema> yes, i have audacity, but again there are so many options
[08:31] <gatto> say the problem
[08:31] <TheNewGuy> is there a list of what I am installing?
[08:31] <qe2eqe> mrmental: to answer your other q, yeah, in terminal
[08:31] <Futasay> HELP ME
[08:32] <gatto> Futasay say
[08:32] <TheNewGuy> By the way... wigg I really appreciate the help.
[08:32] <yellabs> Futasay, did you check the cdrom for errors?
[08:32] <Futasay> i cant load Ubuntu properly after the ubuntu loading screen it lists a whole lot of erros for 4-5 minutes hten only lets me use BusyBox
[08:32] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I really just want the files I have on the hdd, I can always just reinstall windows, but there is a lengthy amount of music files I would love to have back
[08:33] <yellabs> Futasay, check the cdrom for errors ...?
[08:33] <SirMoo> I can't seem to get Java to work. T_T
[08:33] <xhema> n2diy, i could create my own.
[08:33] <bullgard4> What do the 4 vertical bars with ascending length symbolize in the lower left status bar in Ekiga 3.2.0?
[08:33] <Rub> qe2eq and tenach: needed to answer questions and make screenshots of you questions to approve operating systems at my university
[08:33] <yellabs> Futasay, and tell us what the specs of your pc are, how much ram?
[08:33] <gatto> possible
[08:33] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: not a problem.. I dont want you to get discouraged from linux..
[08:33] <Rub> tnah you very much for you help!!!!!!
[08:33] <xhema> but where to start. I guess I need to iterate through all options of the mixer
[08:33] <qe2eqe> Rub, So, I'm in luck. I want to try ubuntu, and I have that extra partition you  mentioned. It's a dell/compaq/hp...
[08:33] <phoe6> hello, I find that if I add export PATH=/a/bin:$PATH to .bashrc and do source .bashrc the changes are not persistant. If log out of ssh session and login back again, I lose the settings. How do I make it persistant?
[08:33] <xhema> or add a gauge to the mixer to show if there is a signal
[08:33] <tvasht> is it possible to move ubuntu to the beginning of partition after removing windows from there?
[08:34] <gatto> IMHOxD
[08:34] <Futasay> Pentium 4 2.26 GHz, 1GB RAM
[08:34] <TheNewGuy> BRB
[08:34] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: a list of what your installing.. hmm... http://packages.ubuntu.com/jaunty/ubuntu-restricted-extras this might help
[08:34] <qe2eqe> mrmental, well, I doubt it's going to nuke anything. You can mount it as read only for the extra precaution... but I've used that command a number of times now, with no issues.
[08:35] <yellabs> tvasht for ubuntu it does not matter where the partition is, its not slower, so it does not matter..
[08:35] <gatto> Futasay desktop edition?
[08:35] <tenach> You are very welcome Rub!
[08:35] <tenach> Good luck, Rub
[08:35] <Futasay> Yes desktop edition
[08:35] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Thank you, I am going to attempt it, wish me luck
[08:35] <qe2eqe> mrmental, I think you would just add readonly to the end of that 'mount -t ntfs -3g /dev/sda1/media/disk -o force'
[08:35] <yellabs> Futasay, seems enough, so check cdrom for errors
[08:35] <qe2eqe> mrmental, good luck.
[08:35] <Rub> thank's!!
[08:35] <n2diy> xhema: ok, so you have a known good sound source? Then double check your sound settings, beware of little red indicators under the gain/volume sliders, they toggle mute on and off.
[08:35] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: bookmark this site too.. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/
[08:36] <gatto> try install under windows if it not work you can check other cdrom/dvdrom
[08:36] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: cause if you want to play a DVD you need to install "non free" libraries.. due to digital rights lol
[08:36] <xhema> n2diy it works now...
[08:36] <xhema> thanks for listening to me
[08:36] <gatto> xD
[08:36] <Futasay> How do I check it for errors?
[08:36] <Rub> qe2eqe no understand your question
[08:36] <n2diy> x
[08:36] <tvasht> yellabs, ok. so keep ubuntu where it is. what would u recommend i should do to recover grub after a windows mbr repair?
[08:36] <qe2eqe> Rub, I plugged in a joypad, and it's not working in my game, 'the ur-quan masters'
[08:36] <gatto> try other cdrom to install
[08:36] <n2diy> xhema: cool.
[08:37] <tvasht> yellabs,  i m installing osx leopard ubuntu and windows on a laptop
[08:37] <gatto> I burn 2x KUBUNTU 8.10
[08:37] <yellabs> grub!
[08:37] <gatto> because the install process mistake
[08:37] <mwas> WIGGMPk: yeah rotating panel
[08:37] <yellabs> !grub
[08:37] <tvasht> yellabs, how sould i do it, the sequence. cause windows in the end would screw things up in the mbr
[08:37] <gatto> tvasht?
[08:38] <tvasht> yellabs, u mean grub disk?
[08:38] <tvasht> gatto, what?
[08:38] <pedestrianentran> Im having some more joy from my favourite hosting company, Godaddy. Trying to enable ssh access to a couple of my hosting accounts. You navigate thru the awful website until you finally get to the page where you enter your phone number and click "enable". They then put an automated call to your phone and a machine reads you your pin to activate the ssh. I did that and got the phone call but the pin didn't work. Ive tried again a dozen
[08:38] <TheShahFactor> Any GUI FTP server for Ubuntu ?
[08:38] <qe2eqe> Rub, it's the only game I have that I can test the game pad on. How do I even know if the game pad is broken or not?
[08:38] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: I did a server install then put on KDE 4.3 I guess
[08:38] <gatto> tvasht what would you do? restore Grub after windows install?
[08:38] <prospire> navigation in the form of drop-down is better on the top or left??
[08:39] <pedestrianentran> TheShahFactor: gFTP
[08:39] <Rub> is usb the pad game?
[08:39] <tvasht> gatto, i m not sure
[08:39] <yellabs> i think, but not shure, install windows first, them install os x, them ubuntu, but i could be wrong
[08:39] <cached> I have two processes with the same name. How can I figure out which pid belongs to which without risking closing them?
[08:39] <gatto> find /boot/grub/stage1
[08:39] <tvasht> yellabs, thats what i m doing but just wanted some advise on. how to restore grub
[08:40] <n2diy> cached: can you see them in top?
[08:40] <yellabs> restore grub
[08:40] <qe2eqe> cached, maybe you could monitor their cpu usage as you give one process load?
[08:40] <yellabs> !grub
[08:40] <cached> n2diy: yes
[08:40] <gatto> root (hd0,1)
[08:40] <lwells> Is there a way to change the shortcut Icon for web links?
[08:40] <tvasht> yellabs, grub will work for osx too or they have a seperate boot loader?
[08:40] <yellabs> grub!
[08:40] <gatto> setup (hd0)
[08:40] <yellabs> hmm?
[08:40] <gatto> that's all
[08:40] <yellabs> whats wrong with ubot
[08:40] <lwells> I mean so it defaults to a different one?
[08:40] <Rub> is important after the last Xserver(-xorg-input-*) updates to provide a dumb of lsmod to make every single Gamepad model work again
[08:40] <n2diy> cached: then you can see there pids.
[08:41] <qe2eqe> rub, yeah, it's usb. It happens to be HID-compliant.
[08:41] <tvasht> gatto, where will i do what u just said?
[08:41] <gatto> use
[08:41] <gatto> ubuntu live or any
[08:41] <ramavadakattu> while installing geos-3.1.0.tar.bz2 iam encountering the following problem http://dpaste.com/hold/61047/   any clue on how to resolve this
[08:41] <gatto> terminal
[08:41] <cached> n2diy: thanks
[08:41] <gatto> here write
[08:41] <gatto> grub
[08:41] <gatto> as root
[08:41] <cached> just making sure: kill -int is the same as Ctrl-C, right?
[08:41] <FloodBot2> gatto: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:41] <Rub> Update :
[08:41] <n2diy> cached: nada
[08:42] <Rub> According to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-input-evdev/+bug/274203/comments/78 Ubuntu 9.04 may not need this, and since Ubuntu isn'
[08:42] <Rub> going to provide the fdi files for 8.10, basically the lshal output is only necessary to tell the name of the info.product information.
[08:42] <cached> n2diy: then what is?
[08:42] <tvasht> gatto, ya carry on
[08:42] <n2diy> cached: ? wrong nick?
[08:42] <Rub> A little more searching, and I've run the following commands: sudo update-usbids
[08:42] <cached> n2diy: oh, i thought you responded to my other question ;)
[08:42] <Rub> Which updated the USB ids, but didn't change the "not working" aspect.
[08:43] <TheShahFactor> pedestrianentran : I want to setup an FTP server on Ubuntu ; and need a software with GUI ( not unlike CesarFTP on windows) If I am not mistaken Gftp is used for connecting to other servers right?
[08:43] <yellabs> tvasht : some tips from internet : http://forum.compiz-fusion.org/showthread.php?t=6575
[08:43] <Rub> tried the following:
[08:43] <Rub> cnc@cnc-control:~$ lsusb -v
[08:43] <Rub> cnc@cnc-control:~$ dmesg | grep usb
[08:43] <Rub> [ 209.235308] usbcore: registered new interface driver usbfs
[08:43] <Rub> [ 209.235325] usbcore: registered new interface driver hub
[08:43] <FloodBot2> Rub: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[08:43] <Rub> [ 209.242154] usbcore: registered new device driver usb
[08:43] <yellabs> tripple boot
[08:43] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: Wheeeeeeeee The sex is back
[08:43] <pedestrianentran> TheShahFactor: yeah its a client sorry...
[08:43] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: lol
[08:44] <TheNewGuy> ok, wigg.  its loaded
[08:44] <Rub> oohh sorry
[08:44] <pedestrianentran> TheShahFactor: Try check out ubuntuguide.org they often have handy info
[08:44] <yellabs> tvasht : here is an other one http://pranjaldaterao.wordpress.com/2008/09/04/triple-boot-windows-vista-ubuntu-and-mac-os-x/
[08:44] <Daskreech> WIGGMPk: ok thanks heading to bed I have to be up in a few hours
[08:45] <qe2eqe> Rub, no problem. You should paste things like that to pastebin.com. The answer I was looking for was 'cat /dev/input/js0' , and see if the the not working was a result of the software or configuration.
[08:45] <WIGGMPk> Daskreech: gnite
[08:45] <qe2eqe> Rub, I'm no good at asking questions I know the answers to
[08:45] <whois> Hi guys
[08:45] <bullgard4> Ekiga 3.2.0 echos my voice if I am connected to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It takes 84% of my CPU time. Is this OK? I am using an Intel Centrino Mobile Technology computer at 1.8 GHz.
[08:45] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: now try out flash.. as in youtube.. and try out your java based application
[08:45] <whois> I just came into this channel to thank you guys
[08:45] <whois> the Ubuntu community is great
[08:45] <Daskreech> whois: Weaccept!!
[08:45] <whois> bye
[08:45] <gatto> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206052/
[08:46] <gatto> grub restore
[08:46] <gatto> may short
[08:46] <Rub> jeje no problem qe2eqe. Thank you for you time!!!!
[08:46] <mrmental> qe2eqe: It says 'mount: invalid option -- '3' '
[08:47] <tenach> It is no problem Rub!
[08:47] <qe2eqe> mrmental, lol, it was another typo in the error message. Ass should be add, and the command with ntfs- 3g should be ntfs-3g.      mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1/ media/disk -o force
[08:47] <rawolf_> who ask about change usb ids?
[08:48] <qe2eqe> mrmental, that one actually needed another space between the /de
[08:48] <qe2eqe> mrmental, I hosed the spacing again!! mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/disk -o force
[08:48] <n2diy> rawolf_: I don' know, but I would like to know?
[08:48] <qe2eqe> rawolf_, why?
[08:49] <rawolf_> may be a i can help
[08:49] <Rub> tenach and qe2eqe from Mendoza-Argentina since I send my greetings. have been very kind. thanks for being patient with newbies like me. Thank you very much. see you later
[08:49] <n2diy> rawolf_: how do you change the name of a usb device?
[08:49] <qe2eqe> rawolf_, lol I read that in hollywood broken english. i.e. Who to ask about changing usb ids => who ask change usb id?
[08:49] <TheNewGuy> wigg, problem with utube
[08:49] <qe2eqe> Rub, Good luck.
[08:50] <tenach> Good bye, Rub.  It was great to talk to you!
[08:50] <lesshaste> how do I tell if a particular package is installed?
[08:50] <rawolf_> Yes
[08:50] <Vinceman> when you have access to someones desktop, can you get into a terminal without him seeing it?
[08:50] <tenach> Rub:  Good luck with getting your university to adopt Ubuntu!
[08:50] <SirMoo> Java won't work in firefox.
[08:50] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: ? doesnt have flash installed or something? did you have firefox open when it finished installing?
[08:50] <qe2eqe> Rub, I remember an article about argentina doing something special at the government level with open source software.... and I know brazil is onto it. Just fuel for the fire.
[08:50] <Rub> hopefully
[08:50] <TheNewGuy> no
[08:51] <mrmental> qe2eqe: 'mount: only root can do that'
[08:51] <TheNewGuy> wait.. yes. I did..
[08:51] <n2diy> Vinceman: yes, close the door and lock it.
[08:51] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: ok.. try closing it and reopening it
[08:51] <qe2eqe> mrmental, god I always forget that. You need to type the word sudo in front.
[08:51] <mrmental> Lol thank you
[08:52] <qe2eqe> mrmental, you're welcome. Though personally, I wasted at least 2 mins of your time by not proof reading and thinking twice about that simple command.
[08:52] <TheNewGuy> did that and it is saying that it need the pluggin.  gstreamero.10-plugins-bad
[08:52] <qe2eqe> mrmental, sorry to say simple. That command.
[08:52] <TheNewGuy> Mpeg-4 acc decoder
[08:52] <Rub> if we have a medocino working for google. here are highly trained and interested in becoming a linux-gnu-ubuntu.etc
[08:52] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Sorry for being such a bother 'fuse: failed to access mountpoint /media/disk: No such file or directory'
[08:53] <qe2eqe> Rub, there is a site called pastebin.com you should learn about. It's under the umbrella of IRC etiquette.
[08:53] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: interesting.. go to System > Administration > Software Sources
[08:54] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yikes! I don't know why it would do that..... but lets try this
[08:54] <TheNewGuy> ok
[08:54] <qe2eqe> mrmental, type mkdir /mnt/sda1
[08:54] <qe2eqe> mrmental, or sudo mkdir, whatever
[08:54] <Rub> collaborative debugging tools
[08:54] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: then.. make sure that (main) (universe) (restricted) (multiverse) are checked.. and click close.. might ask you to reload
[08:54] <qe2eqe> mrmental, then use that same last command and replace /media/disk with /mnt/sda1
[08:55] <miickee> I need help here with atheros wireless, on two very different laptops, not working with new ubuntu 9.04
[08:55] <qe2eqe> mrmental, then use that same last command and replace /media/disk with /mnt/sda1
[08:55] <TheNewGuy> reloading
[08:55] <TheNewGuy> ok, done
[08:56] <Rub> thanks for everything!!! I'm going to sleep. In argentina are 5:00 a.m.
[08:56] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Didn't really have a response, as in, my line entered, but it did not respond with any additional lines after that. Did I do it right?
[08:56] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: sorry to make you do this.. but "sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-restricted-extras"
[08:56] <qe2eqe> Rub, you're welcome. Buenos Nachos. Hasta la queso.
[08:57] <Rub> jajajaja!!!!
[08:57] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, do ls /mnt/sda1
[08:57] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: im having an off night.. one of those repositories were not check were they?
[08:57] <n2diy> its not even 5am in London, how can it be 5am in argentina?
[08:57] <qe2eqe> Mrmental, do ls /mnt/sda1 | grep cp
[08:57] <qe2eqe> hehe
[08:57] <Exploiter> heloo room
[08:57] <Exploiter> any assembly programmer here?
[08:57] <qe2eqe> mrmental, Meant to ask if you were a chan tard
[08:58] <SirMoo> XD qe2eqe Too me a bit to get that was nachos. I was wondering why you were talking about cheese.
[08:58] <TheNewGuy> yea, there were only two checked
[08:59] <MrObvious> Any way of disabling IPv6 on 9.04?
[08:59] <TheNewGuy> sent you an im so as not to spam the room
[08:59] <Exploiter> oink oink oink
[08:59] <iashwaniarora> hi everyone
[08:59] <tenach> Hello
[08:59] <hermitmode> Hello
[08:59] <tesla_> I am having problems with samba..... I have 2 ubuntu boxes that can see each other on and off
[09:00] <n2diy> hello
[09:00] <qe2eqe> SirMoo, =)
[09:00] <iashwaniarora> plz tell how to save .deb files when using apt manger
[09:00] <usicow> has anyone noticed that fonts in firefox look quite ugly with ubuntu?
[09:00] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: k.. after your finished installing everything than try youtube again for me
[09:00] <qe2eqe> usicow, they look different.
[09:00] <tesla_> google , #samba have sort of let me down
[09:00] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: you can find them at /var/cache/apt/archices
[09:00] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: you can find them at /var/cache/apt/archives
[09:00] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: you can find them at /var/cache/apt/archives
[09:01] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: when you do apt-get
[09:01] <qe2eqe> usicow, however, there are few restrictions on the ms-fonts package or whatever, and it's not very hard to get those fonts you're used to in there
[09:01] <tesla_> cool
[09:01] <usicow> qe2eqe: is there a way to make them look the same as winblows?
[09:01] <usicow> ahh
[09:01] <qe2eqe> usi beat you to it. Pow!
[09:01] <usicow> hehe
[09:02] <qe2eqe> tesla_, I'm<EMAIL_ADDRESS>but can you ping these systems that aren't working? what does smbclient say about that IP?
[09:02] <TheNewGuy> nope, wants to find a suitable plug in
[09:03] <TheNewGuy> I installed it.. and it is down loading the files
[09:03] <TheNewGuy> was it supposed to do that?
[09:03] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: is firefox giving the option for adobe flash as a plugin?
[09:03] <ttmrichter> Is Ubuntu 8.04LTS (emphasis on the S there) going to get the upgrade to Pidgin 2.5.7?  At this point two major IM networks can't be connected to with Pidgin 2.5.2.
[09:03] <TheNewGuy> no
[09:03] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: well the package should of downloaded the "flashplugin-nonfree" package
[09:04] <TheNewGuy> its installing a multimedia plugin.  17 files
[09:04] <flatoutN00b> I am trying to install a program using it's make file. It requires some files from OpenSSL. I installed OpenSSL and I have the files, but the program I am installing keeps telling me that I don't have the files...
[09:04] <TheNewGuy> gsstreamer0.10plug
[09:04] <tenach> ttmrichter: Go to pidgin.im and get their instructions for adding their PPA to update manager
[09:04] <TheNewGuy> plugins
[09:04] <TheNewGuy> is it supposed to be doing that?
[09:04] <ttmrichter> tenach: PPA?
[09:04] <tenach> ttmrichter: I had to do that even with 9.04
[09:04] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: any of them 'flashplugin-nonfree'???
[09:04] <kibil> kyenezz_ce
[09:04] <tenach> Personal Package Archive
[09:05] <qe2eqe> flatoutN00b, where does program x expect to find program y?
[09:05] <flatoutN00b> I don't know
[09:05] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: it should of been taken care of already... so no its not normal something got screwed up
[09:05] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I am a bit of a one, so what exactly would you like me to enter into the terminal?
[09:05] <flatoutN00b> I'm a moron
[09:05] <hermitmode> flatoutN00b : what program is that?
[09:05] <flatoutN00b> I'm trying to install aircrack
[09:05] <qe2eqe> flatoutN00b, why are you doing that by hand?
[09:05] <tenach> ttmrichter: Did you find it?
[09:05] <TheNewGuy> it is installing gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad
[09:06] <TheNewGuy> gnasherror
[09:06] <flatoutN00b> is thereis there a way to do it automatically?
[09:06] <bullgard4> What do the 4 vertical bars with ascending length symbolize in the lower left status bar in Ekiga 3.2.0?
[09:06] <qe2eqe> sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng
[09:06] <flatoutN00b> <-----notice the name
[09:06] <hermitmode> flatoutN00b : no you not a moron.. things always get excite sometimes... that make it fun...
[09:06] <qe2eqe> flatoutN00b, be a good boy with it
[09:06] <flatoutN00b> you're f***ing kidding me right
[09:06] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: gnash is a flash player.. weird..
[09:06] <flatoutN00b> sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng?
[09:07] <qe2eqe> Flannel, it didn't used to be. I likes me some progress
[09:07] <qe2eqe> er, flatoutN00b, not flannel. Sorry flannel!
[09:07] <hermitmode> ow aircrack-ng is on the the repo?
[09:07] <TheNewGuy> ok, its working
[09:07] <TheNewGuy> sorta
[09:07] <qe2eqe> mrmental, did you get any response from ls /mnt/sda1 ? if so, everything is gravy
[09:07] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: is it finished? if so.. run this in terminal "sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree && sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree"
[09:08] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: yea.. its working with GNASH player not Adobe.. its not gonna be great
[09:08] <qe2eqe> mrmental, and by gravy, I mean just point your file manager to /mnt/sda1
[09:08] <mrmental> qe2eqe: What is the exact command line for that command
[09:08] <qe2eqe> mrmental, ls /mnt/sda1 means 'tell me what files are in /mnt/sda1'.
[09:08] <TheNewGuy> the sound is out of synk:-/.... what do I do?
[09:09] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: run this in terminal "sudo apt-get --purge remove flashplugin-nonfree && sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree"
[09:09] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: close your browser first
[09:09] <tenach> ttmrichter: Did you get it?
[09:09] <ttmrichter> tenach: Thanks a lot for the pointer.
[09:09] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Yes I got a response!
[09:09] <tenach> No problem ttmrichter. :)
[09:09] <ttmrichter> tenach: Getting it all set up with my own mutant apt configuration.  :D
[09:09] <flatoutN00b> ok, I did sudo apt-get install aircrack-ng ... now what?
[09:09] <qe2eqe> mrmental, therefore, gravy.
[09:10] <pedestrianentran> anyone use avrdude? Ive apt-get installed it but don't know where apt puts the conf file...
[09:10] <nixie_pixel> flatoutN00b - now it should be installed. Are you running Ubuntu?
[09:10] <Weust`> pedestrianentran: updatedb && locate avrdude ?
[09:10] <tenach> Sweet deal
[09:10] <TheNewGuy> ok done
[09:10] <flatoutN00b> I am running ubuntu 9.04 and I can't find aircrack under applications
[09:10] <pedestrianentran> Weust: what does that mean? the updatedb
[09:10] <qe2eqe> flatoutN00b, rtfm is a good idea. You'll probably want to start capturing packets asap
[09:10] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: now try youtube again..
[09:10]  * WIGGMPk crosses fingers
[09:11] <Weust`> it updates the db that locate uses to search
[09:11] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Sweet and how would I use the file manager to access /mnt/sda1 and then move files off of my hdd onto an flashdrive?
[09:11] <TinyIRC> Hello everyone, I'm running into an intersting issues hooking my laptop into the local network. I am unable to ping anything outside of the network, if I try by hostname the DNS sever gives no responce, if I try IP I am told the network is unreachable.
[09:11] <Exploiter> any hacker in here?
[09:11] <qe2eqe> flatoutn00b which repositories are you browsing? go to synaptic -> settings
[09:11] <bullgard4> Where can one find a description of the function of the Ekiga symbol (icon) in the status bar to the left consisting of 4 vertical bars? In particular, when does it become colorful?
[09:11] <Weust`> TinyIRC: maybe an gateway problem
[09:11] <nixie_pixel> flatoutN00b - now that it is installed, go here: http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php
[09:12] <Rolaulten> Stuped exc's. Ok, I'll look into the gateway and see whats up
[09:12] <Rolaulten> Thanks
[09:12] <nixie_pixel> Exploiter - this is #ubuntu. Why are you looking for hackers here?
[09:12] <wanna_learn> hi all.i tried to add deb source to my ubuntu jaunty
[09:12] <qe2eqe> mrmental, just click places -> file system -> mnt -> sda1....  and then new window... places -> usb drive...
[09:12] <Exploiter> can you tell me some rooms where i can find one.
[09:12] <wanna_learn> when i tried to do apt-get update
[09:12] <wanna_learn> it happens like this
[09:12] <wanna_learn> W: GPG error: http://ftp.de.debian.org sid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9AA38DCD55BE302B
[09:12] <wanna_learn> W: GPG error: http://ftp.de.debian.org sid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9AA38DCD55BE302B
[09:12] <Weust`> Rolaulten: try a traceroute
[09:12] <tenach> Exploiter: Asking for a "hacker" won't get you anywhere.
[09:12] <FloodBot2> wanna_learn: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[09:13] <wanna_learn> can u help me?
[09:13] <qe2eqe> mrmental, or if you know the mount place you can get all elegant and use the cp command, (copy), cp /mnt/sda1/* /media/??????
[09:13] <nixie_pixel> Exploiter - just ask for what you are looking for, "hacker" is far too generic. Someone will point you in the right direction.
[09:13] <TheNewGuy> how can I see which driver is installed?
[09:13] <Weust`> TheNewGuy: driver for what ?
[09:14] <qe2eqe> but i know there's caveats with the copy command and can't guarantee that that would work fully... =/
[09:14] <TheNewGuy> wigg its working but it is not as good as windows.
[09:14] <Exploiter> i am looking for an assembly programmer who have good knowledge in exploiting buffer overflow vulns/.
[09:14] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I will just stick with the visual way of doing things but thank you so much for you time!
[09:14] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Now why did you ask me if I was a chan tard?
[09:14] <TheNewGuy> weust, did wigg logg?
[09:14] <Exploiter> hmm
[09:15] <Weust`> TheNewGuy: eh?
[09:15] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: try this "sudo update-alternatives --config firefox-flashplugin"
[09:15] <qe2eqe> mrmental, because you made me laugh when you said 6% ubuntu and the rest cp
[09:15] <wanna_learn> can u help me?
[09:15] <wanna_learn> i tried to add debian unstable source to my apt/source.list when i tried to apt-get update it happens like this
[09:15] <wanna_learn> W: GPG error: http://ftp.de.debian.org sid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 9AA38DCD55BE302B
[09:16] <nixie_pixel> wanna_learn - you need the key from the source that you added.
[09:16] <TheNewGuy> ok, did it
[09:16] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: did it give you an option?
[09:16] <iashwaniarora> i want to install all 3rd party toolslike desktop enhancement or wine or something else but i dont know there name how do i intall them or get there name
[09:16] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Lol that was a typo and I didn't know I had said that. Meant Xp. Closest thing to cp I have are my newborn daughters first bath pictures lmao
[09:16] <wanna_learn> nixie_pixel:how?
[09:16] <TheNewGuy> yes
[09:16] <TheNewGuy> I chose the one that was not gnash
[09:17] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Is there anyway I can remount the hdd and use windows like nothing happened?
[09:17] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: k. restart firefox and give it a final go
[09:17] <TheNewGuy> doing it now.
[09:17] <qe2eqe> mrmental, i should hope so ;). Besides, I hope the van comes after you get your 400th gig in.
[09:17] <nixie_pixel> wanna_learn - That information should have been given to you by whoever gave you the source you added.
[09:17] <wanna_learn> nixie_pixel:okay
[09:17] <mrmental> qe2eqe: 400gb of Cp would hopefully raise a big enough flag to the feds lmao
[09:18] <wanna_learn> will googling
[09:18] <World705> is there a problem with the repository's or just me ?
[09:19] <iashwaniarora> can anybody plz help me
[09:19] <nixie_pixel> Exploiter - I would advise you to ask that question in #linux as a start, rather than #ubuntu, this distro is not designed for that type of user
[09:19] <TheNewGuy> all right!  it is in sync!  nice job wigg
[09:19] <qe2eqe> mrmental, hard to say. I don't know why windows is crashing.  And theres ONLY two partitions all day?
[09:21] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: try using ADD/REMOVE
[09:21] <Exploiter> haha
[09:21] <iashwaniarora> hermit  but i dont know there name
[09:21] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I am not too sure, I guess I really fucked shit up trying to dual boot ubuntu, is there any possible way to find out how many partitions I have?
[09:21] <TheNewGuy> wigg  good news.  the java is working but the font is too big.
[09:21] <TheNewGuy> I think
[09:21] <hermitmode> iashwaniarora: search for wine, compiz
[09:22] <aacosta> its an g3 imac and an eeepc runing ubuntu
[09:22] <edouardp> mrmental, sudo fdisk -l
[09:22] <aacosta> i dont know if its a network setup issue
[09:22] <Garp> Hi.
[09:22] <Nehyx> !hi | garp
[09:22] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yeah, easy. fdisk, gparted... eduardo nailed it
[09:22] <Garp> Yesterday I asked about how to maintain a machine that has no internet connection. For answer, I got:
[09:22] <Garp> !offline
[09:22] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: well thats good at least.. however I dont really know how to adjust the fonts.. you might try download the mscore fonts
[09:23] <qe2eqe> iashwaniarora, just browse the applications and search through the synaptic package manager
[09:23] <qe2eqe> Garp, lol.
[09:23] <World705> i get [waiting for headers] when trying to update or intsall anything from apt-get, can any one help ?
[09:23] <TheSage> Good morning channel
[09:23] <Garp> Such an answer was not really good. Because it doest say *how* to get the package list on the offline machine.
[09:23] <Weust`> !hi | Weust`
[09:23] <hermitmode> Garp: if you have a machine connected to the internet you can copy all installed .deb @ /var/cache/apt/archives
[09:23] <Nehyx> Garp: you want update machine without internet, is that?
[09:23] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: this is a long shot but try "sudo apt-get install msttcorefonts" however I think this should of been installed already
[09:24] <Garp> Nehyx: yes.
[09:24] <TheNewGuy> this is so wierd.. ti works but I can't see everything...
[09:24] <Nehyx> Garp: use lts versions and download 8.04.1, 8.04.2... versions
[09:24] <Garp> hermitmode: copyin which /var/cache/apt/archives ?
[09:24] <mrmental> qe2eqe: http://pastebin.com/db50e2b4
[09:24] <Garp> Nehyx: the whole one ?
[09:25] <hermitmode> Garp: all of the *.deb files cause thats the directory apt-get install put all the package
[09:25] <Garp> OK, before you go further, I just found some interesting link: http://pypt-offline.sourceforge.net/
[09:25] <iashwaniarora> thanks a lot
[09:25] <Garp> does anybody ever tested this? Thanks.
[09:25] <qe2eqe> mrmental, wwwwwwooooooowwwwwww
[09:25] <TheSage> Is there a place I could get a block diagram of Ubuntu?
[09:25] <Jimi_Neutral> can anyone help me with a ddrescue situation please
[09:25] <TheNewGuy> wigg, thanks for your time.  i'll have to get this working tomarrow
[09:25] <Garp> hermitmode: offline, I have no downloads...
[09:25] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I take it I royally fucked something up?
[09:26] <Nehyx> Garp: I always used ubuntu with internet, and if you hasn't got internet, updates are innecesary ;-)
[09:26] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: you could try this too.. "sudo update-alternatives --config java" and select "/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-sun/jre/bin/java" this might fix it
[09:26] <Garp> Nehyx: it fix bugs, allow for new pkgs, etc.
[09:26] <Nehyx> Garp: yes, but the most bugs are security
[09:26] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: alright man.. have a good night.. but try those last steps.. install the msttcorefonts and change the java config
[09:27] <Garp> Nehyx: or enhancements.
[09:27] <Nehyx> Garp: and the most packets, firefox, evolution... needs internet
[09:27] <Garp> Nehyx: I know that a internet is good, but in that case, I dont have.
[09:27] <n2diy> mrmental: that is an ntfs partition, you need ext3
[09:27] <TheNewGuy> There is only 1 program which provides java                                               (/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java). Nothing to configure.
[09:27] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yes.
[09:27] <miickee> Hey I need help with a Dell inspiron 510m and an Optus 3g mobile internet usb dongle with Ubuntu 9.04, it "connects", but we can't access a web browser
[09:27] <duke_> hello cant visit sites which using scripts firefox is crashing
[09:27] <TheNewGuy> There is only 1 program which provides java
[09:27] <TheNewGuy> (/usr/lib/jvm/java-6-openjdk/jre/bin/java). Nothing to configure.
[09:27] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Is it fixable?
[09:27] <qe2eqe> n2diy, he's trying to dual boot
[09:28] <DysonReturns> greets, how do i mount a remote server's directory on my own machine?
[09:28] <dragger> hello, when i try to disable service i disabled one but i don't know what is it, my pc restared then when it on Login screen keyboard and mouse Stop responed
[09:28] <DysonReturns> both running ubuntu
[09:28] <qe2eqe> mrmental, Yeah. If you got a usb drive, copy all your 'doze files over there for safekeeping
[09:28] <Nehyx> Garp: try to install new packets from another PC, I never tested that :P
[09:28] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: you need to install the package again then.. "sudo apt-get --reinstall install ubuntu-restricted-extras" should do it.. (prolly cause of the packages that were missing before)
[09:28] <dragger> i think the Services i stoped is "System communication bus"
[09:29] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Ok I need to get my neighbors external hdd but that will hav eto wait until morning proper. And then?
[09:29] <Garp> Nehyx: well, there are a few problems. You want to be able to perform 'apt-get update' and then 'apt-get upgrade'
[09:29] <aacosta> thats the weiredest thing i can nly ssh to my server when im on the wired network not on the wireless
[09:29] <TheNewGuy> ok, loaded, checking java
[09:29] <Garp> Nehyx: "downloading pkgs you need' is "apt-get upgrade"
[09:30] <Nehyx> Garp: you can buy a wifi in ebay, and go to free wifi zones :)
[09:30] <edouardp> aacosta, the wireless gives you the same range of IPs ? (I assume you use DHCP)
[09:30] <qe2eqe> mrmental, hold on, actually. I need to google and rule out the possibility that the ubuntu installer can try to install everything into an ntfs partition side by side with windows
[09:30] <duke_> is it because of NoScript i already passed the sites on whitelist still crashing when i connect
[09:30] <TheSage> Is there a place I could get a block diagram map of the Ubuntu system?
[09:30] <aacosta> i use dhcp on everyting except the eeepc
[09:30] <WIGGMPk> TheNewGuy: if it doesnt work.. then ill try and catch you tomorrow.. i can hardly stay awake right now lol sorry
[09:30] <edouardp> qe2eqe, I think only wubi can do that
[09:30] <Garp> Nehyx: If you have some money to give me,, I can have internet access ofor that machine, if you dont, we'll do without.
[09:30] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Well right now the installer isn't reading the hdd because I unmounted it
[09:30] <aacosta> because it was giving me problems with the wireless
[09:30] <aacosta> so i had to put in the ips manually
[09:31] <aacosta> jsut for this conection
[09:31] <TheNewGuy> hey man, THANK YOU for hanging in there with me.
[09:31] <qe2eqe> mrmental, fdisk always knows what partitions are around
[09:31] <aacosta> my home network
[09:31] <WIGGMPk> =)
[09:31] <edouardp> aacosta, the ssh server is in your LAN or on the internet ?
[09:31] <aacosta> it works fine when im plugged into ethernet
[09:31] <aacosta> LAN
[09:31] <dragger> need help please myh keyboard and mouse stops responed
[09:31] <qe2eqe> mrmental, the output of fdisk says you only have one partition
[09:32] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Ok
[09:32] <qe2eqe> mrmental, which is impossible if you installed ubuntu and still have it installed
[09:32] <edouardp> aacosta, can you give me the ip of the ssh server, and the ip of the client when you are on wireless ? maybe you are not on the same network
[09:32] <dragger> in the login screen i cannot use my keyboard or mouse >>>>>>>>>>>???????????????????
[09:32] <mrmental> qe2eqe: ah but I never installed ubuntu, the partitioner fucked up
[09:32] <qe2eqe> mrmental, oh. ok then.
[09:33] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Got something along the lines of 'Failed to Partition, Aborting' or something
[09:33] <aacosta> <IP_ADDRESS>
[09:33] <aacosta> <IP_ADDRESS>
[09:33] <qe2eqe> mrmental, hm. so if nothing happened, why did windows break?...
[09:33] <aytekin> hello
[09:33] <mrmental> qe2eqe: The hdd wasn't mounting?
[09:33] <duke_> somebody know where the firefox logs are then i can put logs here
[09:33] <duke_> maybe you can help then...
[09:33] <chocobanana> Hello everyone!!!!
[09:33] <edouardp> aacosta, ok, are you able to ping the ssh machine ?
[09:34] <dragger> hello, when i try to disable service i disabled one but i don't know what is it, my pc restared then when it on Login screen keyboard and mouse Stop responed
[09:34] <aacosta> no im not
[09:34] <aytekin> How can i use the tracert command in the terminal like cmd in winxp
[09:34] <edouardp> aacosta, and you can navigate on the internet without any problem I guess ?
[09:34] <Superninja> Im not too.
[09:34] <qe2eqe> mrmental, I don't think windows failed to mount entirely... theres only 512 bytes of program, and I don't really think thats enough for windows to fit a disk scanner that can't even find the disk
[09:34] <aacosta> yeah
[09:35] <n2diy> aytekin: traceroute?
[09:35] <aacosta> everything seems fine
[09:35] <aacosta> thats why im trippin
[09:35] <Superninja> yes everything seems fine
[09:35] <qe2eqe> mrmental, (the program is either mbr or it's on a mounted partition. )
[09:35] <edouardp> aacosta, it might be your router that is preventing wireless client to communicate with the rest of the lan
[09:35] <duke_> everyone gets help besides me kk :/
[09:35] <aytekin> i dont know how to like
[09:35] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Hmm. So perhaps I should restart and try to boot windows again?
[09:35] <edouardp> aacosta, I have an option in my netgear (called wireless isolation) which prevents wireless clients to see the lan, they can only access the internet
[09:35] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yeah. Try running in safe mode...
[09:36] <Superninja> Internet port is 5765, no 8796
[09:36] <aytekin> just i know tracert command in xp
[09:36] <dragger> no one can help me?????????????????????
[09:36] <Superninja> I can
[09:36] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Ok I will try and see what I can do, can I get your email incase shit hits the fan?
[09:36] <aacosta> i have a netgear
[09:36] <dragger> Superninja ?????
[09:36] <Superninja> ???????
[09:36] <aacosta> where can i find that option
[09:36] <Superninja> What?
[09:36] <qe2eqe> mrmental, just using fdisk to read and rewrite the mbr.
[09:36] <qe2eqe> @gmail.com
[09:36] <Superninja> in your ass
[09:37] <edouardp> aacosta, ok, so log in (http://<IP_ADDRESS>) and go to wireless settings
[09:37] <mrmental> qe2eqe: hmm?
[09:37] <dragger> hello, when i try to disable service i disabled one but i don't know what is it, my pc restared then when it on Login screen keyboard and mouse Stop responed
[09:37] <qe2eqe> nick + that. These convos end up in google half the time, don't want the spam.
[09:37] <Superninja> (http://194.456.7.4)
[09:37] <aytekin> example i ve used in xp tracert www.example.com
[09:37] <Superninja> lool
[09:38] <Daverocks> aytekin: as n2diy said, the command in linux is "traceroute" as opposed to "tracert". you may need to do "sudo traceroute" in ubuntu
[09:38] <Superninja> ihq daa
[09:38] <Jimi_Neutral> can someone help me with a ddrecsue situation please
[09:38] <Superninja> IHQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ
[09:38] <aytekin> ok may you give me an example
[09:38] <Superninja> ok
[09:39] <aacosta> ok wireless settings
[09:39] <Superninja> http://www.ratemypoo.com/
[09:39] <edouardp> aytekin, you need to install traceroute before you can use it : sudo apt-get install traceroute
[09:39] <aytekin> how to be used
[09:39] <aytekin> ok
[09:39] <edouardp> aacosta, is wireless isolation checked ?
[09:39] <Superninja> no
[09:39] <aacosta> there s no such option on mine
[09:39] <tsimpson> !ops | Superninja spamming/trolling
[09:40] <Superninja> no I dont
[09:40] <edouardp> aacosta, do you see anything that could prevent the wireless clients to comunicate with the lan on that page ?
[09:40] <aacosta> nope
[09:40] <edouardp> :(
[09:40] <aacosta> under security settings i have it set to none
[09:40] <edouardp> aacosta, what is your netgear model ?
[09:41] <aacosta> wpn82.4v3
[09:41] <aacosta> netgear ranagemax
[09:41] <aacosta> rangemax
[09:41] <aytekin> ok it is done
[09:41] <edouardp> ok
[09:41] <Butcher> I am having a bit of a problem, I tried to start quake4, and now my screen is super zoomed in and I cannot see much, any help would be appreciated - iI think this should be a quick fix, but then again I have no idea
[09:41] <hermitmode> sudo they spam hehehe
[09:42] <neil_d> Hi, I am having trouble doing a bind mount :( I have a nfs mount drive at /media/storage and I am trying to bind mount a subdir to /home/neil/.ssh... In /etc/fstab I have "/media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh auto bind"  and in /etc/rc.local I have "mount --bind /media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh"... but nothing is happing :( what am I doing wrong?
[09:42] <hermitmode> can i have dr pubip>
[09:42] <danilo> ciao a tutti
[09:42] <danilo> !list
[09:42] <jerrrooome> hi, I have a broken avi file and would like to fix it. I tried with the vlc tool, but it doesn't work. Does anyone know another tool to fix/repair avi files ?
[09:43] <aytekin> edouardp: it is don
[09:43] <edouardp> aytekin, in a terminal : traceroute google.com
[09:43] <aytekin> i ll try
[09:43] <hermitmode> jerroome: did you dowload that avi?
[09:43] <jerrrooome> no, I got it from a friend
[09:43] <Butcher> will my screen resolution fix itself if I reboot?
[09:44] <qe2eqe> Butcher, yes, BUT....
[09:44] <Twigathy> Butcher: fire up a terminal, xrandr -s 0
[09:44] <edouardp> aacosta, ssh server under ubuntu ?
[09:44] <hermitmode> jerroome: ah... vlc works very good fixing it... try updating your vlc
[09:44] <Jimi_Neutral> can anyone help with a ddrescue situation please
[09:44] <aytekin> edouardp:it is perfectly being worked
[09:44] <qe2eqe> xrandr... god i need to remember to put these things in my notes and not just in scripts
[09:44] <aytekin> thx
[09:45] <edouardp> aytekin, you're welcome
[09:45] <neil_d> Butcher: before reboot try "<ctrl><alt><backspace>" or "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart"
[09:45] <qe2eqe> I just got so excited I touched a ram stick. oops.
[09:45] <kuro> how do i enable my keyboard session to type in another launage (IE: japanese. i have the fonts, i just can't get the typing part to work)
[09:45] <Twigathy> Butcher: and before that, try xrandr -s 0 :)
[09:45] <Butcher> Twigathy, that didn't work
[09:45] <Twigathy> fail
[09:45] <Butcher> just a bit :)
[09:45] <jerrrooome> ohermitmode : which version do you have, I got VLC media player 0.8.6e Janus
[09:46] <Lexi> How do i move a folder on command line?
[09:46] <zaggynl> mv
[09:46] <jerrrooome> I installed it from the archive.ubuntu. repository
[09:46] <n2diy> kuro: system-prefrences-keyboard
[09:46] <edouardp> aacosta, do you have any other host on the network you could try to ping ? other thing to try, can you ping your wireless client from any other host from the network ?
[09:46] <mib486> hi guys, recently installed xubuntu on my old laptop, since it does not have an airport, in order to connect to the internet i should buy one of those usb-airport pendrives, du have any suggestion? has anyone experienced something like that and can suggest me one with the right drivers for linux etc.? thanks
[09:46] <kuro> n2diy: thanks ill give it a try
[09:47] <Daverocks> jerroome: you can also try mplayer with the -idx option
[09:47] <Daverocks> jerrrooome: ^^
[09:47] <n2diy> ! hardware | mib486
[09:47] <^Phantom^> Question here.  Is there supposed to be constant HD activity with ubuntu?
[09:47] <kuro> n2diy: ahhh, im at this part.  but im kinda lost. i have english as my defautl and japanese as my second keyboard layout.  but i don't know hwo to switch between them
[09:47] <kante> guys, I'm trying to capture video from my video camera through firewire and Kino. The problem is that video and audio are BADLY unsynchronized (sorry for my English). What can I do?
[09:47] <^Phantom^> I've noticed my hard disk light flashing all evening now
[09:48] <jerrrooome> Daverocks : I will try it out
[09:48] <Butcher> eh - I just rebooted, it worked :D
[09:48] <n2diy> kuro: ok, try apps-add/remove, and look for the keyboard switcher.
[09:48] <^Phantom^> this constant hard disk activity is starting to worry me...
[09:48] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: haven't used ubuntu in some time but i really don't think so
[09:48] <aacosta> xubuntu
[09:48] <kuro> kk
[09:48] <kuro> n2diy: kk
[09:49] <Butcher> the sudo (idonotrememberwhat) got me locked at a grub themed screen
[09:49] <^Phantom^> i noticed it the other day too
[09:49] <aacosta> the other computer is off
[09:49] <aacosta> let me go turn it on
[09:49] <aacosta> macosx
[09:49] <Butcher> so I hit the reboot button and now all is good
[09:49] <Butcher> thanks though :)
[09:49] <Jimi_Neutral> can someone please help me with ddrescue
[09:50] <kante> guys, I'm trying to capture video from my video camera through firewire and Kino. The problem is that video and audio are BADLY unsynchronized (sorry for my English). What can I do?
[09:50] <hermitmode> jerroome: Try http://divfixpp.sourceforge.net/download.php
[09:50] <ttmrichter> tenach: Man, these PPAs have come out of nowhere for me.  Lots of interesting stuff there I wish I'd known before.  :)
[09:50] <n2diy> Jimi_Neutral: I doubt it, but I'm having issues with sbackup and restore, so maybe?
[09:50] <neil_d> Hi, I am having trouble doing a bind mount :( I have a nfs mount drive at /media/storage and I am trying to bind mount a subdir to /home/neil/.ssh... In /etc/fstab I have "/media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh auto bind"  and in /etc/rc.local I have "mount --bind /media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh"... but nothing is happing :( what am I doing wrong?
[09:50] <Daverocks> !ask | Jimi_Neutral
[09:51] <hermitmode> kante: webcam model?
[09:51] <pedestrianentran> whats the ubuntu way to permanently add a variable to my PATH? i understand the export command won't save the change between reboots?
[09:51] <qe2eqe> hermitmode, i bet it's not a webcam?
[09:51] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: try sudo nano /etc/environment
[09:51] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: try sudo nano /etc/environment then reboot
[09:51] <kante> hermitmode: it's a digital cam, SOny Digital Handycam
[09:52] <kuro> n2diy: nothing at all :/
[09:52] <Jimi_Neutral> Sorry i didnt realise i did ask to ask a question....i thought i only asked one.....well i need some major help with it as i have been helped up to a point but now i need more help, so it kind of needs a private chat tbh so th room doesnt get flooded
[09:52] <pedestrianentran> hermitmode: Hmm i was just looking in /etc/profile
[09:52] <kuro> n2diy: in keyboard window. i have the hotkey switch set to alt+shift. but it does not work...
[09:52] <hermitmode> kante: ohhh my bad did not read it all...
[09:52] <n2diy> kuro: ok, right or left?
[09:53] <edouardp> pedestrianentran, you can look on your .bashrc/.bash_profile too
[09:53] <kuro> n2diy: it doesn't say in the list.  just alt+shift. thats it
[09:53] <kante> hermitmode what d'you mean?
[09:53] <xarvh> just launching the 'amule' in ubuntu jaunty launches no graphical interface whatsoever... Am I launching some sort of server? If so how do I get the client?
[09:53] <hermitmode> kante: sorry i thought your using a webcam?
[09:54] <qe2eqe> hermitmode, no, not your bad. remember also he said bad english.
[09:54] <pedestrianentran> edouardp:thanks
[09:54] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: just try sudo nano /etc/environment
[09:54] <ubuntu> d
[09:54] <kante> hermitmode: nope :) It's an ordinary digital camera, pretty old though
[09:54] <n2diy> kuro: ok, see if the right or left combination works. And/or right click on the panel where your clock is, and try add/remove from there.
[09:54] <tenach> ttmrichter: They make life easier, don't they?
[09:55] <pedestrianentran> hermitmode: this is where i get a bit confused. THere seem to be so many places to change it... Which is the right one/
[09:55] <ttmrichter> tenach: Easier than waiting forever for backports certainly!  :D
[09:55] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Windows is still fucked, how do I get it back to where I can view the contents of my hdd through File System?
[09:55] <qe2eqe> kante, if a movie doesn't play back right in a properly configured player, it's been encoded poorly. This might be a problem with the way your camera records.
[09:55] <Seeker`> !language | mrmental
[09:55] <tenach> ttmrichter: Backports are too slow.
[09:55] <mrmental> ubottu: My apologies
[09:56] <mrmental> Bah bots
[09:56] <Butcher> :D
[09:56] <xarvh> :D
[09:56] <pedestrianentran> :)
[09:56] <kante> qe2eqe: maybe.. is there any solutions? Or do I have to manually synchronize video every time I record it?
[09:56] <mrmental> XD
[09:56] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: at the end put your additional path...
[09:56] <^Phantom^> I can't determine what is making the disk keep reading/writing constantly.
[09:56] <^Phantom^> Or is ubuntu supposed to constantly read/write to the hard drive?
[09:57] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: or you can just put your VARIABLE="" at the next linee
[09:57] <qe2eqe> mrmental, mkdir /mnt/sda1 && mount ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1 -o force
[09:57] <kuro> n2diy: IM HAVing problems now.  i can:t use the backspace it became *]* ahhh alot of my keys are switched around but still no japanese
[09:57] <aacosta> sorry roomate asleep
[09:57] <kante> ^Phantom^: any torrents or ftp-servers running?
[09:57] <aacosta> shouldnt have let her have the imac
[09:57] <aacosta> bondi blue imac
[09:57] <aacosta> its pimp
[09:57] <kuro> ]
[09:57] <hermitmode> pedestrianentran: or you can just put your VARIABLE="" at the next line Then reboot..
[09:57] <aacosta> macosx
[09:57] <jerrrooome> Daverocks : mplayer isn't able to fix it either, I get marker does not match f_code as error. Any ideas ??
[09:57] <^Phantom^> no...
[09:57] <^Phantom^> wait...
[09:57] <qe2eqe> mrmental, I have a hypothesis i'd like confirmed by a vet... but perhaps you could just get fdisk to rewrite the partition table
[09:58] <Justin15> hey everyone, can somebody help me installing the new firefox-3.5rc3.tar.bz2??
[09:58] <n2diy> kuro: hmm, but can you switch between japanese and your other layout? I only play with english, and english-dvorak.
[09:58] <svj> I need help for JeOS and keyboard mapping
[09:58] <kbrosnan> Justin15: extract to some place run firefox
[09:58] <^Phantom^> no none running
[09:58] <mrmental> qe2eqe: I think the spacing is wrong on your mount command? And that won't format or otherwise harm the files on my hdd if I rewrite the partition table will it?
[09:59] <kante> strange
[09:59] <Daverocks> jerrrooome: sounds like the actual stream is borked
[09:59] <edouardp> aacosta, :D
[09:59] <Dulak> mrmental: if the problem is a deleted partition, rewriting the partition table will not restore files
[09:59] <aacosta> haha yeah i also have a imac snow
[09:59] <hermitmode> hermitmode will goto sagemode --- gtg guys... UBUNTU ROCKS HARD
[09:59] <qe2eqe> mrmental, mkdir /mnt/sda1 && mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /mnt/sda1 -o force
[09:59] <jerrrooome> that's what I'm afraid of
[09:59] <aacosta> this one im using running jaunty
[09:59] <^Phantom^> i think it's been doing it for a couple of days now...
[09:59] <jacatone> could someone help me set up a new account using xchat?
[09:59] <jerrrooome> however, ty
[09:59] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: try using lsof and iostat to determine what the culprit is
[10:00] <^Phantom^> k
[10:00] <kuro> n2diy: i dont: think i ever enable japanese keyboard, but i was messing around with one of the settings. and thats why i backspace got changed.  but still no japanese
[10:00] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yeah, it's possible. if you can wait till morning and back it up first, I'd do that
[10:00] <Justin15> kbrosnan:thank you very much i didn't think about it :)
[10:00] <^Phantom^> woah
[10:01] <^Phantom^> lonnnnnnnng list :S
[10:01] <svj> dpkg reconfigure console setup does not change my keyboard layout. Any ideas on how to change to danish qwerty keyboard latin1
[10:01] <qe2eqe> mrmental, but even if you do erase your partition table, your data should be mostly safe, although you could lose file names.
[10:01] <Daverocks> jerrrooome: np, i'm not a video person though, try asking in #mplayer #ffmpeg or #videolan
[10:01] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Yeah I would like to back up everything that needs be and then I can try the partition table rewrite. Perhaps I will through in my Xp Recovery Cd for safe measure too
[10:01] <qe2eqe> mrmental, safe as in recoverable, but not friendly.
[10:01] <mrmental> qe2eqe: well that is good to head
[10:01] <n2diy> kuro: ok, if you didn't enable japanese keyboard, how do you expect to switch to it? Anyway, 5am here, going to bed, gl.
[10:01] <mrmental> **hear
[10:02] <^Phantom^> i'll pastebin the iostat
[10:02] <qe2eqe> qe2eqe, i'd have tried the recover cd by now =)
[10:02] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Is there any way I can contact you in the morning?
[10:02] <qe2eqe> mrmental,  oops, i just talked to myself
[10:02] <kuro> n2diy: lol, i think you misunderstood me.  but thank you for the help.
[10:02] <hanasaki> tryign to edit the cups pdf printer in gnome .. its asking for root and password however says the password is not valid.? whts up/  I know th password fine
[10:02] <qe2eqe> mrmental, yeah, shoot me an e-mail, I might still be up in the a.m. =)
[10:03] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, are you using su root or sudo?
[10:03] <^Phantom^> Daverocks:  http://pastebin.com/m398c6897
[10:03] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Well the recovery cd is hidden is a deep dark and forsaken place.... the mountain of cardboard boxes I haven;t unpacked since I moved into my new apartment with my wife 5 months ago lol
[10:03] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  neither.. the printer config dialog brings up a dialog asknig for root/password
[10:04] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Could you pm me your email?
[10:04] <qe2eqe> mrmental, another thing, sometimes the recov cd's use recov partitions, which you might have missed
[10:04] <qe2eqe> mrmental, dude, type qe2, press tab, press backspace twice, type @gmail.com
[10:04] <qe2eqe> hows that for a turing test?
[10:05] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  so what d you think?
[10:05] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Well you have successfully made me feel like a newb tonight lol. But thank you for your time and help
[10:05] <svj> _quit
[10:05] <kuro> how do i enable my keyboard session to type in another launage (IE: japanese. i have the fonts, i just can't get the typing part to work)
[10:05] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: could you also do a "iostat -x"
[10:05] <^Phantom^> sure
[10:06] <qe2eqe> mrmental, well, don't consider me the high guru. edouardp has been pumping out some great moves.
[10:06] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, it shouldn't ask for root's password, but rather USER's password
[10:07] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: http://pastebin.com/m48c0676e
[10:07] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  well lets start at the beginning.. what file name is created where?
[10:07] <edouardp> qe2eqe, :D
[10:07] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, are you sure on an account with admin privilege?
[10:07] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  yes
[10:07] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: is this second drive another hard drive or something like a usb stick
[10:07] <^Phantom^> second drive?
[10:07] <^Phantom^> I don't have any mounted...
[10:08] <mrmental> qe2eqe: Well thank you I will shoot you an email whenever I get up and get around to backing up my files/attempting to use the recovery disk
[10:08] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: according to that output you have two SATA devices connected and what looks like an SD card
[10:08] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, I'm sorry but I don't know too much about hand tuning printers. I know the password dialog shouldn't be the end of your road
[10:08] <^Phantom^> Oh, yeah SD card is insterted
[10:08] <qe2eqe> mrmental, cool beans. Good luck with the neighbor.
[10:08] <hanasaki> qe2eqe:  ok.. so what is the way you wuld do it? I will do that
[10:09] <^Phantom^> The disk is active right now.
[10:09] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: are you sure you don't know what the second drive could be
[10:09] <Jimi_Neutral> is anyone here good with ddrescue and can talk me through some of it. I have made a copy of the image and then ran ddrescue and i can see some errors on the terminal but i have no idea what to do next
[10:09] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: yeah the second drive is being grinded
[10:10] <^Phantom^> Fairly positive.
[10:10] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: do a "dmesg | grep sda" and "dmesg | grep sdb"
[10:10] <qe2eqe> hanasaki, you said you were using Gnome -- I don't use Gnome so I can't walk you through it. However there should be something in a settings folder about cups or printers
[10:10] <hanasaki> I liked cups better w/ the web interface lol thanks qe2eqe
[10:10] <^Phantom^> okay
[10:10] <edouardp> hanasaki, system -> administration -> printing ?
[10:11] <hanasaki> eduardo:  that is where I am
[10:11] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: done
[10:11] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: what does it say?
[10:11] <hanasaki> eduardo:  and I did print test page to the cups-pdf:/ but where does the file go? what filename?
[10:11] <qe2eqe> lol @ phanto,m
[10:11] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: it didn't do anything...
[10:12] <lyhana8> hi, does anyone know an apps which allow realtime voice distortion ?
[10:12] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ddrescue is used for actually copying the image, it's not really "run" on an already copied image unless you're copying it again
[10:12] <^Phantom^> oh wait
[10:12] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:12] <edouardp> hanasaki, I think it was the desktop
[10:13] <hanasaki> hmm what filename edouardp
[10:13] <hanasaki> ?
[10:13] <edouardp> hanasaki, no idea :D
[10:13] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, well im not sure whats what tbh, this guy was helping me through...i have one healthy linux box with the faulty hdd plugged in on its own bus, we then mae an image of it and then scanned that image, it has comeup with errors but i have been stuck now for days on what to do next
[10:13] <hanasaki> eduardo:  nothing in ~ or desktop
[10:13] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, the faulty one is a windows install
[10:14] <^Phantom^> dmesg alone scrolled the screen quite well
[10:14] <edouardp> hanasaki, ok, in your case, I would sudo updatedb && locate *.pdf :D
[10:15] <^Phantom^> i'll pastebin the output
[10:15] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: try sudo tail /var/log/messages | grep sda
[10:15] <hanasaki> edouardp:  nice idea but nothing is found
[10:15] <qe2eqe> ^Phantom^, replace the sda with hda
[10:15] <^Phantom^> http://pastebin.com/mff7237e
[10:16] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: the iostat output indicates s/he doesn't have a hda :/
[10:16] <^Phantom^> he
[10:16] <Daverocks> :P
[10:16]  * ^Phantom^ is a he :D
[10:16] <Guest51792> Hey we got an Optus prepaid usb dongle for internet and it won't work on ubuntu 9.04
[10:16] <qe2eqe> Daverocks, oh, I only tuned in after the lols
[10:17] <qe2eqe> oh
[10:17] <^Phantom^> could it be a virus?
[10:17] <qe2eqe> well that solves it, dave
[10:17] <duke_> okay i extract java on deskopt what paths i have to set
[10:17] <duke_> i bet you all did befor
[10:17] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: ?
[10:17] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, if you could help i would be very grateful.
[10:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, this is for work you see and i need to get a lotus archive off that disk
[10:18] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry getting to you
[10:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok ty :)
[10:18] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: doesn't look like anything really serious to me? just some buggy firmware has flooded the boot messages out of dmesg
[10:19] <duke_> is it because of my name duke you dont like the duke?
[10:19] <NielsNL_> hello all can someone help me with a samba PDC problem?
[10:19] <^Phantom^> is the drive destroying itself?
[10:19] <^Phantom^> :S
[10:19] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i doubt it
[10:19] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: did you try the /var/log/messages thing?
[10:19] <^Phantom^> yeah
[10:19] <qe2eqe> Daverocks, yep. Before I said that though, I had to confirm that dmesg actually does that.
[10:20] <^Phantom^> Should I just back up all my personal data and reinstall?
[10:20] <gekow> hello
[10:20] <qe2eqe> daverocks, it's linke to "Firmware for digital tuner "Terratec Cinergy XS Hybrid", which is a em28xx based tuner."
[10:21] <NielsNL_> I trieng to register a machine into my domain, but linux will not add the pc  to the user database.
[10:21] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i really don't think there's a "virus", i just simply want to know what sdb is, if you can't even find sda then we're not looking in the right places
[10:21] <seagullman> how do i mount a blu ray? it is unable to mount
[10:21]  * ^Phantom^ just puts a piece of tape over the light
[10:21] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: and i noticed the links to tv tuners yeah
[10:21] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: did the /var/log/messages search turn up similarly blank?
[10:22] <^Phantom^> yeah
[10:22] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: it just showed that i had removed and re-inserted the SD card
[10:22] <Daverocks> yeah
[10:22] <qe2eqe> Daverocks, hda_intel: azx_get_response timeout, switching to polling mode: last cmd=0x005f00      - -does that => hda?
[10:23] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: hda_intel is a sound driver for intel HD audio if i remember correctly
[10:23] <ubuntu-hp> i am trying to setup hp f2280 all in one on jaunty jackalope, here is what i get when i run "sudo hp-setup" : " warning: Qt/PyQt 4 initialization failed.
[10:23] <ubuntu-hp> error: hp-setup requires GUI support (try running with --qt3). Also, try using interactive (-i) mode."
[10:23] <aytekin> hello,
[10:24] <qe2eqe> Daverocks, well, me and my bag full of fail are walking away from the keyboard for a while...
[10:24] <aytekin> how can i update firefox on the terminal
[10:24] <Daverocks> qe2eqe: no no you've been a great help
[10:24] <ubuntu-hp> aytekin: apt-get install firefox
[10:24] <tenach> aytekin:  sudo apt-get update firefox
[10:24] <aytekin> yeah i did it
[10:24] <tenach> er, not update, install
[10:25] <aytekin> but it didnt work
[10:25]  * tenach is too tired to be helping it seems.
[10:25] <edouardp> aytekin, sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade will update all the packages on your ubuntu
[10:25] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: check /var/log/boot or /var/log/boot.log
[10:25] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: they're probably empty; if they are, edit /etc/default/bootlogd and change "No" to "Yes"
[10:26] <aytekin> edouardp, thx
[10:26] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: and then reboot
[10:26] <^Phantom^> how do i check again?
[10:26] <^Phantom^> >_<
[10:26] <aytekin> you re the ggod one
[10:26] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: do "cat /var/log/boot"
[10:26] <^Phantom^> (Nothing has been logged yet.)
[10:27] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: yep so edit bootlogd as specified
[10:27] <axscode> how to check all loaded modules/drivers ?
[10:28] <Daverocks> axscode: lsmod
[10:28] <^Phantom^> not editing...
[10:28] <^Phantom^> i'm actually okay with the activity
[10:28] <^Phantom^> i'm starting to get used to it now
[10:28] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: but your disk might not be :P
[10:28] <^Phantom^> eh
[10:29] <^Phantom^> price i pay for it
[10:29] <Daverocks> ^P|Snoozing: would like to help you further but ok, sleep well :P
[10:30] <^Phantom^> I stopped the turning
[10:30] <^Phantom^> unplug-reinsert
[10:30] <^Phantom^> it killed most of what was on the screen
[10:31] <^Phantom^> but the activity stopped :D
[10:31] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: what exactly did you unplug and reinsert?
[10:31] <^Phantom^> the usb drive
[10:31] <^Phantom^> heh
[10:31] <^Phantom^> :D
[10:31] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: so there _was_ a usb drive :P
[10:31] <floating> Anyone used cpan ? I tried to install a module with cpan install LWP  , it ended up with Failed 1/36 test scripts, 97.22% okay. 122/1084 subtests failed, 88.75% okay. won't force install. Now my working directory is ~/ , and if I want to force the install, where is the directory to run make install ?
[10:31] <^Phantom^> it's the one i run ubuntu off of
[10:31] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: ok that information helps a lot haha
[10:32] <^Phantom^> now all i have is xchat
[10:32] <^Phantom^> everything else poofed when i unplugged it
[10:32] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: just try rebooting normally now
[10:32] <^Phantom^> oh my background is there :D
[10:32] <^Phantom^> um,
[10:32] <^Phantom^> i can't
[10:32] <^Phantom^> it's gone
[10:32] <FloodBot2> ^Phantom^: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:32] <^Phantom^> no GUI is there :O
[10:32] <gekow> problem: out of nothing (some install) I'm locked out from the ethernet . I can see network traffic using etiher-ape, but I can't connect
[10:32] <^Phantom^> can't get to terminal
[10:32] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:32] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: try ctrl-alt-F1, login and "sudo reboot"
[10:32] <phoe6> Hello, I have a .ssh directory with permissions drwxr-xr-x and I am having my identity key from different machine. I am unable to cp or mv the key into .ssh directory. It says Permission denied, even though I am the root.
[10:33] <gekow> same happened once and it was something with a firewall (Ubuntu 9.04, btw)
[10:33] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ddrescue won't help you recover files from an image, it'll only try to copy raw data and recover from read errors
[10:33] <kante> I still have no idea how to synchronize video and audio, captured through firewire from my Sony Digital Handcamera
[10:34] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you'll need to use other forensic tools to recover data from that image
[10:34] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ah ok well so far it has made an image and has come up with some results
[10:34] <Daverocks> phoe6: you're trying to copy a key from another machine's .ssh to this machine's .ssh?
[10:34] <phoe6> Yes.
[10:35] <phoe6> Yes, Daverocks.
[10:35] <phoe6> I have scp 'ed the key already to the home directory.
[10:36] <Daverocks> phoe6: what are permissions on the id file itself
[10:36] <phoe6> I have changed it 777 now..
[10:36] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, it has reportrd 585KB of error size but the file i need to recover is a very large lotus archive
[10:36] <phoe6> previously it was rw------
[10:37] <Daverocks> phoe6: it's probably not a good idea to put those permissions on the key, even while temporarily testing
[10:37] <Veratyr9> Hey guys, I'm trying to play world of warcraft.  running 8.10, ati 9800xt using the FGLRX drivers.  when i get to the intro screen, its really choppy and is rendering incorrectly.  i used the -opengl flag.  basic wine install with minimal, if any configuration done
[10:37] <phoe6> Okay, I have reverted it immediately.. as you guessed it I was just testing.
[10:37] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: i assume you have tried to mount the image
[10:38] <Daverocks> phoe6: what is the command you are using to copy it
[10:38] <phoe6> As a root, I unable to go inside .ssh directory and created  a file too.
[10:38] <phoe6> cp / mv
[10:38] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, no im a total newb at this and at linux, thats why this guy was helping me from scratch
[10:38] <Daverocks> phoe6: i meant the full command but if you can't create a file in .ssh that's not good. are you sure the filesystem is mounted read-write?
[10:39] <pirx> hi! how do i make an application (e.g. tomboy) start when i log in to the desktop?
[10:39] <madalin> ph8: take a look at http://sial.org/howto/openssh/publickey-auth/
[10:39] <phoe6> http://paste.ubuntu.com/206106/
[10:39] <error404notfound> i am trying to install HP F2280 All in one printing by following ubuntu wiki, i downgraded my python and now i get "warning: CUPSEXT could not be loaded. Please check HPLIP installation." when i run hp-setup
[10:39] <pirx> i can not find any "start this app when logging in" option in tomcat, nor any such option when right clicking the tomboy launcher
[10:39] <gh0st> hello all, is there a way to revert by xubuntu installation right back to a clean install state? (incl. programs/drivers etc) i was doing some updates (including kernel updates) and my pc completely froze up and it has SERIOUSLY borked my system up good. im basically looking to do a fresh install minus the install xD lol. any help would be sweetsauce!
[10:40] <Veratyr9> pirx system>preferences>sessions
[10:40] <ubuntunom> pirx: system - preferences - startup applications
[10:40] <Veratyr9> pirx you need to know the command to launch the program though
[10:40] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: what did you copy exactly, an image of the entire hard drive or just one fat32/ntfs partition?
[10:40] <Veratyr9> i suppose it depends on the version of ubuntu, 9.04+ is startup applications
[10:41] <Bok-kh3p> et
[10:41] <Daverocks> phoe6: again, are you sure the filesystem is mounted read-write? can you create a file anywhere?
[10:41] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, the entire drive
[10:41] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, only 20GB
[10:41] <pirx> Veratyr9: ubuntunom: thanks!
[10:41] <NielsNL_> nobody that can help with samba ?
[10:41] <phoe6> madalin: thanks. I just check that link it does not mention about copying private keys.
[10:42] <phoe6> Daverocks: I am checking that.
[10:42] <madalin> ph8: it tells you about the chmod values.
[10:42] <qe2eqe> wonder if i should tell phantom about http://www.linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Xceive_XC3028/XC2028#How_to_Obtain_the_Firmware
[10:42] <gh0st> Veratyr9: flagging wont work for some reason with WoW, you have to go into one of the WTFs and manually set it to OpenGL, also there are some registry tweaks for wine. there is a community page for ubuntu for WoW, it has all you'll evar need :)
[10:42] <phoe6> Daverocks: It is mounted (rw)
[10:42] <silv3r_m00n> are there any other repositories(apart from those in synaptic by default) where upgrades are available
[10:43] <kante> I still have no idea how to synchronize video and audio, captured through firewire from my Sony Digital Handcamera
[10:43] <Daverocks> phoe6: and you have no trouble creating files in other directories? say, root's home directory
[10:43] <kante> Can anyone help/
[10:43] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:43] <phoe6> Nope. I don't have a problem with other directories.
[10:43] <phoe6> its only the .ssh directory which is not being allowed.
[10:43] <gh0st> PerryArmstrong: run sudo apt-get update
[10:43] <chocobanana> kante: which app are you using for the tape capture?
[10:44] <PerryArmstrong> gh0st; what will that do....
[10:44] <phoe6> even thought I am the root user in that machine, I am unable to change permissions  .ssh directory too.
[10:44] <kante> chocobanana: I'm not capturing tape, I'm capturing live. I use Kino
[10:44] <chocobanana> kante: uh-oh...
[10:44] <gh0st> PerryArmstrong: it will update your system grabbing any drivers needed (Hopefully)
[10:44] <Veratyr9> Hey guys, I'm trying to play world of warcraft.  running 8.10, ati 9800xt using the FGLRX drivers.  when i get to the intro screen, its really choppy and is rendering incorrectly.  i used the -opengl flag.  basic wine install with minimal, if any configuration done
[10:44] <chocobanana> kante: right, so it's streaming direct...
[10:45] <kante> yeah, through 1394
[10:45] <gh0st> Veratyr9: flagging wont work for some reason with WoW, you have to go into one of the WTFs and manually set it to OpenGL, also there are some registry tweaks for wine. there is a community page for ubuntu for WoW, it has all you'll evar need :)
[10:45] <chocobanana> kante: audio and video out of sync
[10:45] <Daverocks> kante: do you mean you're pressing "play" on the camera, or actually filming?
[10:45] <PerryArmstrong> gh0st; i ran that a few hours before and i never got any sound
[10:45] <kante> chocobanana: terribly. Audio is about 2 seconds late
[10:45] <kante> Daverocks: I connect camera by firewire and press Capture in Kino
[10:45] <Veratyr9> gh0st: where is that community page? ubuntu forums?
[10:45] <gh0st> PerryArmstrong: im not sure then mate, sorry, others can help here though
[10:45] <chocobanana> kante: ugh. Where are you playing the captured stream? Kino? VLC?
[10:45] <kante> Daverocks: it doesn't write on tape
[10:46] <Daverocks> phoe6: have you checked selinux
[10:46] <PerryArmstrong> gh0st; thanks for extending help
[10:46] <phoe6> aha, let me check that one.
[10:46] <kante> chocobanana: playing through Kino
[10:46] <Daverocks> kante: when you press "capture" in kino it automatically sends a play request to the camera through AV/C
[10:46] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:46] <gh0st> Veratyr9: my FF is acting up, otherwise id give you a direct link, but search in g00g    ubuntu WoW and it should come up
[10:46] <Daverocks> kante: doing that works fine for me but i have a different camera
[10:47] <chocobanana> kante: what's the resolution?
[10:47] <gh0st> hello all, is there a way to revert by xubuntu installation right back to a clean install state? (incl. programs/drivers etc) i was doing some updates (including kernel updates) and my pc completely froze up and it has SERIOUSLY borked my system up good. im basically looking to do a fresh install minus the install xD lol. any help would be sweetsauce!
[10:47] <kante> chocobanana: I don't whink that resolution is necessary. You see, the Audio is being late.
[10:47] <Veratyr9> gh0st: alright, thanks for heads up on the opengl flag
[10:47] <chocobanana> kante: please answer question
[10:47] <gh0st> np :)
[10:47] <kante> Just a moment
[10:48] <PerryArmstrong> i am getting no sound after installing jaunty...can anyone help
[10:48] <Daverocks> kante: you might be able to use avidemux on it afterwards to sync the audio and video
[10:48] <gh0st> Veratyr9: once you find that page, you'll be good 2 go, i have a very similar set-up
[10:49] <kante> chocobanana: I have no idea about resolution :D but the camera is pretty old, it's a Sony Digital Handycam DCR-TRV33
[10:50] <Viking667> hi all.
[10:50] <kante> matrix is 1 megapixel, I think
[10:50] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: for a start try "sudo mount -o loop your_ntfs_img_file /mnt"
[10:50] <jefinc> PerryArmstrong: make sure that your sound is not muted in the alsamixer, sudo alsamixer -V al
[10:50] <^Phantom^> I think I destroyed the system!! :(
[10:50] <^Phantom^> “”Daverocks“”
[10:50] <jefinc> whooops
[10:50] <kante> Daverocks: yeah, but it's kind of not good to synchronize the video and audio every time I record something
[10:50] <jefinc> was scrolled waaaaaaaaaaaaay up
[10:50] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, could you just tell me what that does
[10:50] <chocobanana> kante: another two quick questions. Does capturing from tape work properly? What are you computer specs? Live capture is quite demanding...
[10:50] <gh0st> Veratyr9: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WorldofWarcraft
[10:51] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: I can't boot ubuntu.  I just get some BusyBOX
[10:51] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: well it's not a good idea to remove the usb drive that's running the system while the system is in use
[10:51] <^Phantom^> is there any way i can get a hold of my data
[10:51] <^Phantom^> from a windows system
[10:51] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: was your data stored on the same usb stick
[10:51] <^Phantom^> then i'll just format the drive and start over
[10:51] <gh0st> hello all, is there a way to revert by xubuntu installation right back to a clean install state? (incl. programs/drivers etc) i was doing some updates (including kernel updates) and my pc completely froze up and it has SERIOUSLY borked my system up good. im basically looking to do a fresh install minus the install xD lol. any help would be sweetsauce!
[10:51] <^Phantom^> yes
[10:51] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: it tries to mount the file to /mnt
[10:51] <^Phantom^> and some of it I NEED
[10:52] <^Phantom^> well, i do have one file uploaded to rapidshare :D
[10:52] <kante> chocobanana: I'll try to capture from tape now. My computer specs are: mb ASUS M2N32-SLI Deluxe, Amd dual core 5200+, Ati x1950 pro
[10:52] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, says no such file or directory
[10:52] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: your data is probably still there, type "mount" in busybox
[10:52] <PerryArmstrong> jefinc; all are unmuted
[10:52] <^Phantom^> I'm on the same system
[10:52] <^Phantom^> no other system to connect to this with
[10:52] <^Phantom^> can i mount it from within windows?
[10:52] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, we called the image ubuntu1 and hat is what i have put in but it doesnt like it
[10:52] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: did you change "your_ntfs_img_file" to the actual filepath
[10:52] <^Phantom^> i remember seeing a program that could mount a linux drive to windows
[10:52] <jefinc> ^Phantom^: there is a program for Windoze called explore2fs which allows you to copy files from ext2/3
[10:52] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: it should at least find the file
[10:52] <^Phantom^> :O
[10:53] <^Phantom^> oh thank you so much
[10:53] <^Phantom^> brb
[10:53] <com-admin> exit
[10:53] <chocobanana> kante: and if there's a 7200 RPM HDD there (most likely) then it should be fine
[10:53] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: are you in the same directory as the file
[10:53] <chocobanana> kante: do you have desktop effects enabled?
[10:53] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, no im still in root at the moment
[10:53] <jefinc> PerryArmstrong: I usually recommend this guide from the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=205449
[10:54] <kante> chocobanana: yeah 7200 Seagate. No effects
[10:54] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: well you have to either specify the directory path in the mount command or change to the directory where "ubuntu1" is
[10:54] <jefinc> PerryArmstrong: if that doesn't solve your problem ask back here :) I will however be gone to work in a few minutes
[10:54] <chocobanana> kante: great. let us know how did the tape capture go
[10:54] <kante> chocobanana: pretty good so far
[10:54] <PerryArmstrong> Jefinc; thanks....
[10:55] <^Phantom^> there isn't anything showing up in explore2fs :(
[10:55] <^Phantom^> And I see hda7
[10:55] <jefinc> ^Phantom^: did you use ext4 for your install?
[10:55] <^Phantom^> nothing comes up
[10:55] <chocobanana> kante: ok, maybe you may want to stop it and check if the captured video has the audio in sync
[10:55] <irocksu> hi
[10:55] <^Phantom^> ext3
[10:55] <irocksu> i am having problems installing flashplayer 10
[10:56] <kante> chocobanana: that's what I'm doing now =)
[10:56] <irocksu> i used the tutorial on this site http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/linux-install-flash-player-10.html
[10:56] <Dreamer3> how can i determined what versino of ubuntu is on my server?
[10:56] <kante> chocobanana: you know, It's a bit out of sync also
[10:56] <irocksu> and i got everything installed, but the plugin does not show up in firefox
[10:56] <^Phantom^> i just destroyed my data didn't i?
[10:56] <irocksu> i got no errors
[10:57] <jefinc> ^Phantom^: seems like it
[10:57]  * ^Phantom^ screams
[10:57] <irocksu> aptitude does not indicate adobe-flashplugin is installed wrong.
[10:57] <irocksu> any clues?
[10:57] <chocobanana> kante: hmmm.... a bit or the same?
[10:57]  * ^Phantom^ cries
[10:57] <kante> chocobanana: though I think to check it in another player
[10:57] <Dreamer3> ah
[10:57] <Dreamer3> lsb-release :)
[10:57] <kante> chocobanana: a bit
[10:57] <jefinc> irocksu: I prefer the free flash plugin, might fix your problem, sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer
[10:58] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: honestly i don't think so, have you tried mounting the drive in busybox
[10:58] <chocobanana> kante: yeah, check on another player
[10:58] <irocksu> jefinc: does it work with youtube etc.
[10:58] <^Phantom^> i'm not about to do that D:
[10:58] <jefinc> irocksu: yessir :)
[10:58] <^Phantom^> I'll have to reboot again.
[10:58] <irocksu> hmmm...
[10:58]  * jefinc leaves for work, bye :)
[10:59] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: and i suppose you can't stay on irc while doing that
[10:59] <^Phantom^> no i can't
[10:59] <^Phantom^> i have ONE computer
[10:59] <kante> chocobanana: man, VLC doesn't read .kino format :D encoding needed. Ouf, so much problems
[10:59] <^Phantom^> wait
[10:59] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, well when we ran ddrecsue we put this in....drescue  /dev/sdb /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage hdimage.log
[10:59] <^Phantom^> i could try accessing it from a livecd
[10:59] <kante> chocobanana: oh my mistake.
[10:59] <^Phantom^> brb
[10:59] <irocksu> jefinc: pehaps i do not have the proper repository
[11:00] <irocksu> but it cannot find your package
[11:00] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you stored the file in /dev?
[11:00] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: it looks like the file is called hdimage then
[11:00] <kante> chocobanana: it doesn't seem to be out of sync in vlc
[11:01] <chocobanana> kante: then that kind of aligns with a suspicion I was having
[11:01] <norgus> good morning (or otherwise)
[11:01] <kante> chocobanana: oh man... it's NOT of sync in VLC! =) Even the live recording!
[11:01] <norgus> I'm playing with x-forwarding over ssh (have it working)
[11:01] <roy_> hai.......................
[11:01] <chocobanana> kante: It's probably the audio system being used by Kino that is causing the problem (most likely that Pulse Audio pain
[11:02] <kante> chocobanana: but there is some VERY loud noise
[11:02] <norgus> but does anyone know if I can use the local computer's IME (text services) on a remote x-window
[11:02] <kante> yeah, probable Pulse
[11:02] <norgus> I don't seem to be able to the normal way
[11:03] <kante> Strange sounds in recording O_o very loud and strange
[11:03] <norgus> would I have to install the relevant input method on the computer that's running the application?
[11:04] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, so should i come out of root and od that command again, cause i just ran it and it came up with a whole list of instructions
[11:04] <kante> chocobanana: strange noises.. maybe I should select an AVI output instead of Raw DV?
[11:05] <chocobanana> kante: yes, try the DV AVI type 1
[11:05] <indus> hi
[11:05] <w3rd_> do you guys know of any fee based high anon web proxy services that offer really fast / priority connectivity in the US
[11:05] <elementz> hi all. i have two different sized hds. i want to use the second one to mirror the content of the first hd. what would be the way to go? use dd, cp, or rsync?
[11:06] <chocobanana> kante: we also may need to change the audio device configuration in Kino preferences, but let's see how did the different DV type selection go
[11:06] <rski> elementz: you should use RAID
[11:06] <norgus> oh, about linux software RAID
[11:07] <norgus> can you create one without destroying the data on the disks being used?
[11:07] <kante> chocobanana: I think these noises can be also caused by charger, or whatever it is called... power cable, connected to camera
[11:07] <norgus> e.g. this mirror situation
[11:07] <glitsj16> irocksu: you need the multiverse option checked in your Software Sources to be able to install flashplugin-installer
[11:07] <elementz> rski: i know. in this case that would not be optimal. since i am using two erternal usb drives. i just need to do the mirroring this once.
[11:08] <elementz> so again, what would you guys recommend? rsync, dd?
[11:09] <chocobanana> kante: possible, but unlikely. It would depend how close is the charger to the camera. How did the capture using the DV type 1 go?
[11:09] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry, try "mount the_image_file /mnt -o loop=/dev/loop0"
[11:09] <kante> chocobanana: DV AVI type 1 sounds pretty fine! No noises, all in sync
[11:10] <kante> chocobanana: man, thanks a lot for your help :)
[11:10] <chocobanana> kante: fantastic! Have fun :D
[11:10] <kante> I'm gonna storm youtube!
[11:10] <chocobanana> lol
[11:10] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, no such file or directory
[11:11] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, sorry im notmuch help am i
[11:11] <dominiqu1> hm
[11:11] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, do you mind if we do this in a convo cause i have to keep getting up and down from my desk to go sort out othr PC's
[11:11] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, and i keep losing the conversation
[11:12] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: no no that's ok, just again make sure the filepath in place of the_image_file is correct, it seemed to be /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage
[11:12] <kante> Lenin_Cat: man that's a nice nick O_O
[11:12] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: i won't be able to respond to you any quicker in a private conversation, and discussing it in the channel helps other people with similar problems
[11:12] <Lenin_Cat> why thank you
[11:12] <kante> Hello from Russia =)
[11:13] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: also you might want to move that image out of /dev, something might accidentally delete it
[11:13] <Rolaulten> Hello, I'm looking for a hand configuring my eth0 connection on 8.10 (somethings gone way wrong). Anyway its gone from not being able to leave the local network to now saying that the device is unmanaged- as a side I'm not useing DHCP but a static IP
[11:13] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, it wasnt about being quicker it was just so i could keep track but np :) trying again
[11:13] <eeboy> I've created a user and I want to lock that user down to only the home directory that I defined. It seems that I could do this by simply chmod -R 0 username /. Then chmod 700 username /home/user. Would that be the correct way to achieve this?
[11:13] <norgus> elementz, I have a feeling dd would work if you just want to update it now and again
[11:13] <norgus> but I'm no expert ><
[11:13] <norgus> I am using software RAID 5
[11:13] <elementz> norgus: thx. ill go with rsync
[11:13] <norgus> but I set that up at install
[11:14] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok i tried sudo mount /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage /mnt -o loop=/dev/loop0 and it came back with mount: you must specify the filesystem type
[11:14] <Daverocks> eeboy: when you say "lock down" do you mean you don't want them to be able to navigate outside of their home directory?
[11:15] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: add "-t ntfs" to that
[11:15] <eeboy> Daverocks: Correct
[11:15] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: assuming it was ntfs and not fat32
[11:17] <Daverocks> eeboy: it's difficult to do things like that because you have to allow the user to execute things like /bin/ls and such. nevertheless, it is possible with some workarounds, though it may be possible to break out of
[11:17] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, eah it was ntfs
[11:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, NTFS sign missins
[11:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, sig*
[11:18] <DrOnline> eeboy: If I recall ACM competitions use rshell specifically for that purpose, I could be wrong though
[11:18] <DrOnline> they run sun servers though
[11:18] <Daverocks> eeboy: google "ssh chroot", there's a bunch of information about it
[11:18] <eeboy> Daverocks: Thanks... will do!
[11:19] <sarthorks> Hi, I am in trouble with broken packges : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1199623 . If someone could shed some light?
[11:19] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you might need to try with ntfs-3g
[11:19] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, still nothing
[11:20] <sarthorks> Anybody? Hi, I am in trouble with broken packges : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1199623 . If someone could shed some light?
[11:20] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, failed to mount /dev/loop0 invalid argument
[11:20] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: do "losetup -f"
[11:20] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: does it say /dev/loop0 ?
[11:24] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, just that command on its own?
[11:24] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: yes
[11:25] <Jimi_Neutral> yup
[11:25] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yes
[11:25] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: are you sure you kept the "=" in the command
[11:27] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, sudo mount /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage /mnt -o loop=/dev/loop -t ntfs-3g
[11:27] <PerryArmstrong> i hear sounds from my speaker but i am not able to hear anything from my headphone
[11:27] <PerryArmstrong> s
[11:27] <sarthorks> Daverocks, I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages.
[11:28] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, thats what i put in
[11:28] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: make sure it's /dev/loop0 and not /dev/loop
[11:28] <haile> Hi
[11:28] <haile> is here sb who can help me ?
[11:29] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, sorry yeah it is, i missed it when i was typing it in here but it is there on my terminal
[11:29] <Daverocks> sarthorks: sorry, i don't have a lot of experience with apt
[11:29] <Daverocks> !ask | haile
[11:29] <sarthorks> Aah, ok thanks anyway
[11:29] <NE> what would be some nice software for wifi wardriving ?
[11:29] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, when we were setting all this up he got me to use lvm's and such, not sure if that helps
[11:29] <Daverocks> NE: kismet
[11:30] <NE> Daverocks: getting to it's webpage now
[11:30] <haile> i can`t install ubuntu or debian i tried a lot of CD`s and nothink every time busy box
[11:30] <Hambos> hello
[11:30] <Hambos> can someone help me?
[11:30] <sarthorks> Haile, I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages.
[11:31] <Hambos> (i'm not noob)
[11:31] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: well i don't think it should work anyway because you're mounting a "drive" instead of a partition, but it shouldn't have given that error
[11:31] <Daverocks> !ask | Hambos
[11:32] <Daverocks> haile: can you get into the liveCD environment before installing?
[11:32] <Hambos> Well, I decided to install Ubuntu 9.04 on a Presario C700 (c792ev). Well all good but i have many problems.. When i open firefox and scroll down the page it's stucking. Same on youtube videos.. Compiz can't work. So i think it's a problem on my graphic driver.
[11:32] <Hambos> Hopefully wifi works out of the box this time
[11:32] <Hambos> Graphic Driver: Intel GM945
[11:32] <Hambos> Any solution?
[11:32] <Hambos> (And because i am fan of KDE if i was on Kubuntu i will have the same problems?)
[11:32] <FloodBot2> Hambos: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:32] <sarthorks> I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages.
[11:32] <haile> i don`t want download more cd`s
[11:32] <haile> acpi=uff irqpoll
[11:32] <haile> /casper/vmlinuz
[11:32] <haile> all_generic_ide
[11:32] <FloodBot2> haile: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[11:33] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, well this is what the guy told me to do but the rest he hasnt had time to help me with. When it was scanned it had errors
[11:33] <haile> i write that`s but nothink but are persons whos help this
[11:33] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: what did you "scan" it with? ddrescue?
[11:33] <Daverocks> haile: so you downloaded the alternate CD?
[11:33] <sarthorks> I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages. What should I do? The problem is with libgcc1. All the details are here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1199623 . Please help me.
[11:34] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yea
[11:34] <haile> i download from official ubuntu from polish page from official debian and nothink
[11:34] <haile> http://img2.vpx.pl/up/20090628/dsc00114.jpg
[11:35] <haile> thats no my but i have thats error
[11:35] <sarthorks>  I have got broken dependencies, and "sudo apt-get -f install" is asking me to uninstall ALL my packages. What should I do? The problem is with libgcc1. All the details are here : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1199623 . Please help me.
[11:35] <Daverocks> haile: ouch
[11:35] <Daverocks> Hambos: compiz is turned off?
[11:35] <Hambos> well, this time i will say it right. I have a Laptop with Intel Graphic Driver GM945. I am on ubuntu 9.04. All right but i have one problem. Firefox is stuck when i scroll the page and videos on youtube are no-sync.
[11:36] <Jimi_Neutral> sarthorks please stop spamming. you only need to ask once and someone will get back to you if they know, if you need to ask again at least wait 15 minutes
[11:36] <sarthorks> Oh sorry Jimi Neutral. I didnt mean to. ONly I am very much stuck.
[11:37] <haile> so, sb know what i should do ?
[11:37] <Daverocks> Hambos: you mentioned compiz before. do you have desktop effects turned on or off?
[11:38] <Hambos> Daverrocks: no.. I have a clean installation with no effects
[11:38] <duke_> hey someone using pidgin? i need to connect but cant cause of firewall settings just know one way using ssh isent there other way? by just cheking the "use http method" box it still doesnt work
[11:39] <nzx> hey all
[11:39] <haile> linux suck, don`t install this shit on new PC`s because this immpossible
[11:39] <Daverocks> haile: i'm worried that the "ata1" is referring to your optical drive
[11:39] <bazhang> haile, watch the language
[11:39] <nzx> does easy ubuntu or automatix work with 9.04?
[11:40] <haile> i know about it ! i know thats hdd
[11:40] <haile> he can see sata
[11:40] <haile> *it ;P
[11:41] <bazhang> !bootoptions | haile try these
[11:41] <haile> on polish board everybody write about not working linux on sata drive
[11:41] <Myrtti> nzx: those are totally unsupported tools.
[11:41] <bazhang> haile, it works fine on Sata
[11:41] <Myrtti> nzx: we do not know, care or support them
[11:42] <morris1> how can i get the ctime of a file in the commandline?
[11:42] <Daverocks> haile: the "all_generic_ide" boot option is meant to be a fix that works for some people but you mentioned you tried that
[11:42] <rc55> Hi - I have a nameserver in Gentoo but it's ancient - apart copying from /var/bind and bind.conf (assuming this is correct), is there anything else i need to do assuming bind is installed on ubuntu (server 8.04.2)?
[11:43] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: i still feel that we're just not going about the right way mounting it even if it didn't have read errors
[11:43] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: have you tried using ntfsclone on just the ntfs partition
[11:43] <nzx> Myrtti, what is the supported way to get a functioning system from a fresh install?
[11:43] <haile> so, my computer don`t want linux xD ?
[11:44] <haile> i install this second day and nothink !
[11:44] <rski> haile: be more specific
[11:44] <wizz> i want to use windows sofware in ubuntu , please tell me how ...
[11:44] <Myrtti> nzx: define functioning system?
[11:44] <bazhang> wizz, check the appdb
[11:45] <jerroome> wizz : have a look at wine
[11:45] <bazhang> !appdb | wizz
[11:45] <^Phantom^> k data not destroyed i'm back on ubuntu
[11:45] <^Phantom^> :D
[11:45]  * ^Phantom^ rejoices!!
[11:45] <Myrtti> nzx: my system is fully functional straight on with fresh install.
[11:45] <wizz> Thanks!
[11:45] <^Phantom^> Now, I'll do this the right way this time.
[11:45] <bazhang> haile, check the md5 of the iso yet?
[11:45] <haile> give me somethink what i run and install
[11:45] <wizz> thanks for the help!
[11:45] <haile> md5 is ok
[11:45] <^Phantom^> The drive is still in constant activity.
[11:45] <shadeslayer> nzx: whats not functioning? tell us and we will help you :)
[11:45] <bazhang> haile, check the md5 sum of the iso, reburn at low speed, do the disk integrity check
[11:45] <^Phantom^> Daverocks,!!!
[11:46] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: hi congrats on recovering your data
[11:46] <^Phantom^> yay thankies
[11:46] <haile> i burned 6 cd/dvd
[11:46] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: try editing /etc/default/bootlogd and change No to Yes
[11:46] <haile> ;P
[11:46] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: and then reboot
[11:46] <bazhang> haile, looks like you got a bad burn/bad media
[11:46] <elmo1> hi folks... ne1 can help me editing rc2.d to start samba later?? i dont understand the manual
[11:46] <haile> i`m not idiot ;P
[11:46] <haile> i know how burn image
[11:46] <Dulak> elmo1: in rc2.d you see how there are files with S and a number?
[11:47] <alexelprogramado> hi all
[11:47] <bazhang> haile, do the disk integrity check then
[11:47] <^Phantom^> um warning
[11:47] <Dulak> elmo1: the S means start, and the number is the order in which it's started
[11:47] <elmo1> k
[11:47] <jerroome> elmo1 when do you want samba launched ?
[11:47] <Dulak> elmo1: to change the order of a file you just rename it(example):  mv S20mysql S50mysql
[11:47] <elmo1> jerroome: after fstab loading
[11:47] <Le-Chuck_ITA> ok I've joked and used ext4 for my home partition. How do I revert that to ext3 to wait for better times?
[11:47] <elmo1> ok
[11:47] <nzx> shadeslayer, nothing seems broken yet, but I'm getting an error from one of the apt repos
[11:48] <haile> http://helpc.eu/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=265
[11:48] <Dulak> Le-Chuck_ITA: you don't, there is no going back without remaking the filesystem
[11:48] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, total noob and im not sure what you mean by that
[11:48] <jpds> Le-Chuck_ITA: Reformat?
[11:48] <Le-Chuck_ITA> no problem :)
[11:48] <elmo1> guess ill give it latest number?
[11:48] <Le-Chuck_ITA> I will reformat then
[11:48] <shadeslayer> nzx: which one?
[11:48] <^Phantom^> Is it something i installed?
[11:48] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: do you still have the original drive?
[11:48] <Le-Chuck_ITA> thanks Dulak, jpds
[11:48] <Jimi_Neutral> yes
[11:48] <haile> for xample, and after rested i put ubuntu
[11:48] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yeah
[11:48] <Dulak> elmo1: the numbers are from 01 to 99, 99 is executed last
[11:48] <haile> is logo ubuntu and after that error
[11:48] <nzx> jaunty-updates Release
[11:48] <RichardWolfVI> hello, I-m having several issues
[11:49] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ohh ntfs clone sorry....i was told not to use that and to do it using linux instead
[11:49] <haile> *after reset
[11:49] <shadeslayer> nzx: please pastebin your menu.lst
[11:49] <bazhang> haile, this is a wubi install?
[11:49] <elmo1> thank u guys
[11:49] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: the ntfsclone i'm talking about is a linux tool that is part of ntfsprogs
[11:49] <Myrtti> shadeslayer: er, what would menu.lst have to do with apt errors?
[11:49] <haile> yes but i install normaln cd too
[11:49] <elmo1> ill reboot then ^^
[11:49] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: what's the "warning"?
[11:49] <shadeslayer> Myrtti: my bad...
[11:49] <nzx> shadeslayer, menu.list? you mean my apt.sources?
[11:50] <bazhang> haile, wubi and dual boot?
[11:50] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ah ok....well i still have the original drive...brb 1 sec
[11:50] <shadeslayer> nzx: sources.list
[11:50] <Spruce> Evening, I have a small issue with my network config. By all rights I shoud be able to get out of the local network, however for some reason I am unable to leave the local network.
[11:50] <^Phantom^> Warning: unknown mime-type for "/etc/default/bootlogd" -- using "application/octet-stream"
[11:50] <haile> i haven`t any idea what is dual boot ?
[11:50] <shadeslayer> Myrtti: i was actually adding some options to my menu.lst so i accidently said menu.lst :P
[11:50] <bazhang> haile, wubi means you install inside windows; dual boot means you install next to windows
[11:50] <Daverocks> everyone that i'm helping: brb
[11:50] <jerroome> haile : dualboot means you can boot 2 (differen) operating systems
[11:51] <NE> haile: it's when you have 2 or more OSes in your pc and when booting, you choose which to start
[11:51] <bazhang> haile, that link above showed a wubi install
[11:51] <haile> i`m on windows xp 64 an run install
[11:51] <Daverocks> back
[11:52] <haile> it download smoethink and want reset
[11:52] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: what are you using to edit it?
[11:52] <bazhang> haile, that is wubi
[11:52] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: sudo edit
[11:52] <shadeslayer> Spruce: how about disabling networking and then connecting to new network and re-enabling networking?
[11:52] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: do sudo nano
[11:52] <elmo1> re
[11:52] <^Phantom^> oh
[11:52] <miik> hi i have jaunty with backports+proposed enabled, and now my computer is unstable, why is this? is it cuz i have installed libdrm2 from ppa?
[11:52] <elmo1> Dulak: it didnt work
[11:52] <Le-Chuck_ITA> is there a command to identify a filesystem that won't mount at all even if specifying some common filesystem?
[11:52] <miik> i had nvidia driver and kernel 2.6.30 from ppa, but now i rememoed them
[11:53] <^Phantom^> k
[11:53] <^Phantom^> done
[11:53] <Spruce> shadeslayer: I've tested all the settings, on a different computer (win xp) and they worked...even changed the IP and such round (its not DHCP but static)
[11:53] <elmo1> Dulak: u know where i have to set samba init script to start after fstab loading?
[11:53] <haile> i don`t know why i mount image on daemon burn it and ... error to
[11:53] <bazhang> !wubi | haile
[11:53] <PerryArmstrong> i hear sounds from my speaker but i am not able to hear anything from my headphones
[11:53] <nzx> shadeslayer, http://pastebin.com/d49a27b1
[11:54] <shadeslayer> Spruce: no idea then...
[11:54] <nzx> How do I turn on the gfx effects and things?
[11:54] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: look in the configuration of the gnome mixer
[11:54] <miik> PerryArmstrong, maybe your headphone is broken
[11:54] <jerroome> elmo1 : as far as I know, fstab is loaded through udev, so you could set the link in /etc/rcS.d/ with a number > 37
[11:54] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: now reboot and then do "grep sda /var/log/boot" or "grep sda /var/log/boot.log"
[11:54] <Spruce> shadeslayer: Thanks anyway...
[11:54] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: open the mixer, go to "preferences" and check everything :)
[11:54] <PerryArmstrong> miik; nice joke
[11:54] <elmo1> jerroome: rcS???
[11:54] <^Phantom^> k hang on pls
[11:54] <jerroome> /etc/rcS.d
[11:54] <PerryArmstrong> Le-Chuck-ITA; how do i check that
[11:55] <DrOnline> PerryArmstrong: are you running an Intel HDA Audio based laptop?
[11:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: then you'll surely find the volume of headphones and/or some switch to control it
[11:55] <elmo1> ill try
[11:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: go to the audio icon on the top panel, right click, open volume manager or whatever you call it in english
[11:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: there is a "preferences" button but maybe the right control is already shown
[11:55] <Dulak> elmo1: go 40 or higher is what he's saying
[11:55] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: by default the mixer does not show everything
[11:55] <haile> very good support
[11:56] <haile> nobody know what i should do
[11:56] <miik> how can i downgrade libdrm2?
[11:56] <Myrtti> nzx: what kind of effects are you after?
[11:56] <bazhang> haile, you should try booting the livecd, instead of wubi, to see how well it works
[11:56] <shadeslayer> nzx: seems fine to me (http://pastebin.com/f77f44703)
[11:56] <elmo1> i gave it 50 now
[11:56] <elmo1> so reboot once again ^^
[11:56] <shadeslayer> nzx: try the main server
[11:56] <bazhang> haile, I am trying to help you.
[11:56] <haile> i don`t want liveCD
[11:57] <bazhang> haile, okay.
[11:57] <haile> w8 i have on my phone phpotos
[11:57] <haile> i give for a couple of minutes
[11:57] <nzx> shadeslayer, It's giving a bad key error message, let me paste bin that too
[11:57] <bazhang> haile, I know very little about wubi, perhaps someone else can assist you.
[11:57] <nzx> Myrtti, I used compiz before, I'd like those kind of effects
[11:57] <haile> bazhang so
[11:57] <haile> why normaln cd don want boot ?
[11:57] <shadeslayer> !gpgerror | nzx
[11:58] <miik> how can i downgrade libdrm2?
[11:58] <miik> !downgrade
[11:58] <miik> !libdrm2
[11:58] <Myrtti> nzx: if you're on compiz now, you can use it still and it probably is installed in your ubuntu
[11:58] <shadeslayer> !gpgerr > nzx
[11:58] <Ghost> hello
[11:58] <nzx> Myrtti, how do I check?
[11:58] <Le-Chuck_ITA> PerryArmstrong: done?
[11:58] <ikonia> 4/join #kubuntu-offtopic
[11:58] <ikonia> oops
[11:59] <Guest88043> russian?
[11:59] <Myrtti> shadeslayer: what are you doing? tossing totally random factoids around...
[11:59] <haile> 140 MB`s net inst don`t boot to
[11:59] <Myrtti> !ru > Guest88043
[11:59] <haile> is good version and is good write
[11:59] <^Phantom^> k rebooted, now what do i type again?
[11:59] <haile> i mount on daemon and curn on nero
[11:59] <shadeslayer> Myrtti: s/he said that s/he got a signing error on the repo
[11:59] <Myrtti> shadeslayer: we've moved on from that
[11:59] <Guest88043> #ubuntu-ru
[11:59] <jerroome> haile : what's the advantage of using wubi if you burn a cd ?
[11:59] <^Phantom^> Daverocks,
[12:00] <Guest88043> есть русские?
[12:00] <shadeslayer> Myrtti: she said that to me,if youve already solved it ill leave the problem
[12:00] <jerroome> haile : it's the same burning a livecd instead ...
[12:00] <PerryArmstrong> Le-Chuck-ITA; whats the right control you mentioned
[12:00] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: grep sda /var/log/boot
[12:00] <Myrtti> Guest88043: /join #ubuntu-ru
[12:00] <shadeslayer> !ru | Guest88043
[12:00] <quibbler> Guest88043, type  /join #ubuntu-ru
[12:01] <^Phantom^> grep: /var/log/boot.log: No such file or directory
[12:01] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: grep sda /var/log/boot
[12:01] <jerroome> so elmo1
[12:01] <rbo_> hi! what is audio driver name?
[12:01] <elmo1> jerroome: re
[12:01] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: note the lack of ".log" at the end
[12:01] <elmo1> jerroome: didnt work
[12:01] <ukubuntu> Is Launchpad the best place to put a bug about the start.ubuntu.com website?
[12:01] <^Phantom^> nothing on that one
[12:01] <elmo1> still have to restart samba to work properly
[12:01] <^Phantom^> just like pressing enter with a blank command line
[12:01] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: but it exists? do cat /var/log/boot
[12:01] <^Phantom^> cat /var/log/boot
[12:01] <Myrtti> urko: yes
[12:02] <Myrtti> urko: sorry
[12:02] <^Phantom^> oh oops forgot to switch to the right window *blush*
[12:02] <Ultimate_darknes> !compile
[12:02] <Myrtti> ukubuntu: yes
[12:02] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok im bak
[12:02] <nzx> it's strange to use a gui for things, LOL
[12:02] <^Phantom^> (Nothing has been logged yet.)]
[12:02] <ukubuntu> thx Myrtti :)
[12:02] <urko> Hello I am wondering if exists designed keyboards for linux?
[12:02] <chunks> hey i got a question about wine if anyone uses it much
[12:02] <Promille> Hey. Does anyone here have any knowledge about nintendo ds emulators? I downloaded the iDeaS one, but I can't get the touch-screen to work :) Any iDeaS? hehe...
[12:02] <shadeslayer> nzx: Myrtti tells me that the problem is solved so i cant help you,if the problem has already been solved
[12:02] <jerroome> so fstab isn't loaded throught udev
[12:02] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: (Nothing has been logged yet.)]
[12:02] <grawity> urko: What do you mean by "designed for Linux?"
[12:02] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: hum. you might be able to see sda if you do "dmesg | grep sda", since your system hasn't been running for as long as it was before
[12:03] <elmo1> after samba entry in rcS.d is only bootmisc.sh, urandom, screen-cleanup, x11-common
[12:03] <nzx> shadeslayer, i'm solving it right now, I asked a second question, that's what he meant.
[12:03] <chunks> anyone know much about wine?
[12:03] <grawity> urko: ...Tux picture instead of the Windows logo? :)
[12:03] <shadeslayer> nzx: ok..
[12:03] <Bob_Dole> On Ubuntu 9.04 UNR, I'm not seeing the normal add/remove....I see synaptic though, but I'd prefer the simplicity of the normal add/remove...
[12:03] <urko> grawity: yes for example
[12:03] <shadeslayer> !wine > chunks
[12:03] <jerroome> elmo1 : give me a minute
[12:03] <elmo1> jerroome: sure
[12:03] <shadeslayer> chunks: also try #wine
[12:03] <urko> with extra buttons
[12:03] <^Phantom^> Um, i'll pastebin this...
[12:03] <^Phantom^> it's HUGE
[12:04] <rawolf_> #wine
[12:04] <shadeslayer> urko: extra buttons?
[12:04] <urko> yes
[12:04] <grawity> Bob_Dole: get the 'gnome-app-install' package
[12:04] <chunks> what do you mean your private message?
[12:04] <shadeslayer> urko: what extra buttons?
[12:04] <^Phantom^> Daverocks:  http://pastebin.com/m7f60a24b
[12:04] <Bob_Dole> grawity: K, thanks. having the name helps *opens up terminal*
[12:04] <haile> http://rapidshare.com/files/249908525/New_Folder__5_.zip.html
[12:04] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you've plugged in the drive?
[12:05] <haile> here are my photos from installation
[12:05] <grawity> Eww, RapidShare :/
[12:05] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yeah its on its own bus on the linux obx
[12:05] <urko> I don't know exactly, buttons for easyest acces to certain linux aplications
[12:05] <urko> keyboards for linux
[12:05] <shadeslayer> urko: please take this to offtopic..
[12:06] <Bob_Dole> grawity: hmm, says it is already the newest version
[12:06] <jerroome> elmo1 : this is an unclean solution, but you can try launching it inside /etc/rc.local
[12:06] <remoteCTRL1> how do i see if a file is really a file or only a hardlink?
[12:06] <urko> ok thnx
[12:06] <grawity> Bob_Dole: do you have /usr/bin/gnome-app-install?
[12:06] <Bob_Dole> ....Never mind, it's in accessories. How is that an accessory, though?
[12:06] <jerroome> just add /etc/init.d/samba start before the exit line
[12:06] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: you can't, hardlinks _are_ ifiles.
[12:06] <rc55> (repost, sorry, it has been a while) Hi - I have a nameserver in Gentoo but it's ancient - apart copying from /var/bind and bind.conf (assuming this is correct), is there anything else i need to do assuming bind is installed on ubuntu (server 8.04.2)?
[12:06] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: *files
[12:06] <elmo1> ok
[12:07] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: so you have one 120 GB drive and one 250 GB drive? which one is the usb one / the one ubuntu is running off?
[12:07] <shadeslayer> rc55: #ubuntu-server
[12:07] <elmo1> or shall i better type RESTART??
[12:07] <^Phantom^> 250
[12:07] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: come again?
[12:07] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ok, what has it appeared as under /dev?
[12:07] <haile> so what do you think about it ?
[12:07] <chunks> anyone got any ideas why when i run a program in wine in fullscreen, when i exit it ubuntu completely freezes?
[12:07] <nzx> shadeslayer, http://pastebin.com/d78491806
[12:07] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, umm
[12:07] <jerroome> elmo1 : /etc/rc.local is executed at the end of all /etc/rc*.d with S99
[12:07] <rc55> shadeslayer: thanks
[12:07] <DrOnline> remoteCTRL1: all "files" are hardlinks to inodes
[12:07] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: hardlinks are files. Even the original file is technically a hardlink. (_Sym_links, however, are just pointers)
[12:07] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: The 120GB drive stays unmounted unless I need data from it.  It's the internal drive, which contains Windoze.
[12:07] <elmo1> ok
[12:08] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, how would i know
[12:08] <remoteCTRL1> DrOnline: so there's basically no way to distinguis if i have 500GB flying arround redundantly??
[12:08] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, and i dont mean that in a nasty way :)
[12:08] <elmo1> but is restart not better? cause it starts somewhere anyways
[12:08] <nzx> shadeslayer, sorry ignore that, it's the wrong error message
[12:08] <jerroome> make sure the file ends with exit
[12:08] <elmo1> ok
[12:08] <jerroome> exit 0
[12:08] <^Phantom^> hey i found my water, thought i had lost it :D
[12:08] <^Phantom^> one good thing came out of tonight :D
[12:08] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: do a "tail /var/log/messages"
[12:08] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: hardlinks are pointing to the same data, to the same location in disk. If you have a 10 MB file, and you hardlink it, you don't lose any space.
[12:08] <shadeslayer> nzx: im going off....need to do some work..
[12:09] <aytekin> hello
[12:09] <chunks> anyone got any ideas why when i run a program in wine in fullscreen, when i exit it ubuntu completely freezes?
[12:09] <aytekin> what is metalink
[12:09] <elmo1> brb
[12:09] <aytekin> any idea about metalink
[12:09] <miik> chunks, i dont know
[12:09] <miik> !metalink
[12:09] <miik> metalink can download files, you can read it on wikipedia
[12:09] <chunks> your a metalink
[12:09] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, cannot open
[12:09] <miik> it downloads from http, web, frp, bittorrent all in same
[12:10] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: that is the part that i know, what i don't know is why rsnapsot takes 20 minutes to backup like 10 gig to my second hdd if almost nothing has been changed...
[12:10] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sudo
[12:10] <^Phantom^> Daverocks:  should I jsut reinstall?
[12:10] <Dulak> remoteCTRL1: lots of math to checksum files and compare
[12:10] <chunks> i wish i could sudo apt-get agoddamn solution
[12:10] <aytekin> thx you all
[12:10] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, cannot open var/log/messages no such file or directory
[12:10] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: so i had the suspicion that it doesnt really do hardlinks but REALLY copies everything again..
[12:11] <Dulak> remoteCTRL1: every file has to be read, and checksummed, then compared to the checksum from the last backup, etc.
[12:11] <Dulak> remoteCTRL1: 10 minutes is nothing, imagine doing it on a 486.
[12:11] <remoteCTRL1> lowl
[12:11] <jerroome> elmo1 : brb ??
[12:11] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: usb is much slower than sata so it wouldn't surprise me if a usb drive is grinding a lot, especially if it's the system drive
[12:11] <^Phantom^> Oh?
[12:12] <grawity> remoteCTRL1: rsnapshot cannot know if two files are hardlinks, either.... and, there's the "file comparison" part - it must somehow find out what has been changed.
[12:12] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, do i have to change directory?
[12:12] <remoteCTRL1> Dulak: well actually i lied; takes more like 20 minutes and that is a problem as i am supposed to do hourly backups of ~15 machines...
[12:12] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: absolute path, /var/log/messages not var/log/messages
[12:12] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: yeah i do get that...
[12:12] <^Phantom^> Do you think it's been doing it from the beginning and I never noticed it until now?
[12:12] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i don't know, have you been paying attention from the beginning? :P personally i haven't had much experience running distros off usb drives
[12:13] <Chupacabra> is it possible to create or setup a user who is only allowed to use the firefox and nothing else?
[12:13] <^Phantom^> no i haven't
[12:13] <^Phantom^> i noticed it one day when my screen went gray
[12:13] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: did you put a swap partition on that usb drive?
[12:13] <remoteCTRL1> grawity: Dulak; yet still its a fujitsu siemens workstation with 2 dualcore xeons, wth is taking so long?:D
[12:13] <^Phantom^> the drive and wifi lights were both flickering constantly
[12:13] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, my apologies........ok lots of messages from today all "ubuntu1  - - MARK - -"
[12:13] <Dulak> remoteCTRL1: I have no idea but iostat is a good place to start looking
[12:13] <^Phantom^> I couldn't ungrey the screen so i hardpowered
[12:14] <remoteCTRL1> Dulak: good point, thanks for the hint!
[12:14] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: you could look through all of /var/log/messages but it's a bit tiresome; is the drive mounted? if so, type "mount"
[12:15] <elmo1> jerroome, still won`t work
[12:15] <^Phantom^> I don't see any reduction in performance...
[12:15] <elmo1> but ill stop trying
[12:15] <elmo1> jerroome, thanks for your help!!!
[12:15] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i echo Dulak's question
[12:15] <^Phantom^> huh?
[12:15] <^Phantom^> oh
[12:16] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: did you put a swap partition on that usb drive?
[12:16] <^Phantom^> not that i know of....
[12:16] <^Phantom^> oh
[12:16] <Dulak> ^Phantom^ look at /etc/fstab and see
[12:16] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok just tpyed mount, came up with a shed load of info
[12:16] <^Phantom^> i installed ubuntu with only that drive inserted
[12:16] <^Phantom^> so i might have
[12:16] <DrOnline> remoteCTRL1: depending on how desperate you are, you could use ls -i and a script to make sure you've not got redundant data instead of proper hard links
[12:17] <DrOnline> and theoretically your backup system could get that information too...
[12:17] <remoteCTRL1> DrOnline: err... i guess i am not that desperate:D
[12:17] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: find out, swap on usb is horrible, and could cause the problems you are describing
[12:17] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry, i know you pasted it before, but what was the original ddrescue command you used
[12:18] <DrOnline> remoteCTRL1: fair enough :P
[12:18] <^Phantom^> um i don't see fstab
[12:18] <^Phantom^> no /etc/fstab
[12:18] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: it's in /etc
[12:18] <^Phantom^> oh there it is
[12:18] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, well when we ran ddrecsue we put this in....drescue  /dev/sdb /dev/ubuntu1/hdimage hdimage.log
[12:18] <^Phantom^> "fstab" 480 bytes
[12:19] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: it's a text file, open it and see if it shows a swap partition on that usb drive
[12:19] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: do "mount | grep sdb" to check whether it's mounted or not
[12:19] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: we'll want it to be unmounted before we touch it
[12:19] <^Phantom^> oh
[12:19] <^Phantom^> swap
[12:19] <^Phantom^> UUID=07c37542-e1e1-4d67-a64b-c58ccd31c2c0 none            swap
[12:20] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: comment out the line for that swap partition then reboot, or run "sudo swapoff" to turn it off
[12:20] <^Phantom^> Just # in front of it right?
[12:20] <Dulak> ^Phantom^: yes
[12:21] <remoteCTRL1> gawd this srnapshot via ssh pubkey is rocking my nervers...
[12:21] <^Phantom^> okay
[12:21] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, /dev/sdb1 on /media/disk type fuseblk (rw,nosuid,nodev,allow_other,blksize=4096
[12:21] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: which partition is the swap on? your previous iostat output indicated that sdb1 has all the activity
[12:21] <^Phantom^> um...with the -a trigger?
[12:21] <^Phantom^> it's still grinding away :S
[12:22] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: so if it's mounted in gnome or similar then unmount it from there
[12:23] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, its a kde desktop, how would i unmount....just type unmount and then the path?
[12:24] <^Phantom^> Well, I at least feel better knowing what is going on.
[12:24] <miik> how can i downgrade libdrm2?
[12:24] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: well you can unmount it no matter what desktop you're using with "unmount /dev/sdb1", or in kde4 you can unmount it by clicking on the computer icon in the taskbar and eject on the relevant drive, or in kde3 from media:/ in konqueror
[12:24] <Chupacabra> is it possible to create or setup a user who is only allowed to use the firefox and nothing else?
[12:24] <^Phantom^> Thank you thus far. :)
[12:25] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: which partition is your swap on?
[12:25] <miik> HEEEEEEEELP!!! I HAE LIBDRM2 from PPA!! AND NOW MY COMPUTER CRASH!! HOW CAN I PUT OLD FROM REPO!!?
[12:25] <bazhang> miik, please lose the caps
[12:25] <^Phantom^> it said something about 8
[12:26] <miik> ok sry men, i get angry
[12:26] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: lemme look, please
[12:26] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ^Phantom^: i need to go in ~5 mins
[12:26] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, wouldnt find the command "unmount"
[12:26] <^Phantom^> miik, whatever you do don't unplug the drive in anger
[12:26] <^Phantom^> i did that and i regretted it
[12:26] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry i meant "umount"
[12:26] <miik> ok
[12:27] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ok i tpyed it and it just went to the command line again, i assume thatmeans its unmounted
[12:27] <abhinash> hi how do i set up advanced desktop effects
[12:27] <bullgard4> What is meant by "official tags" in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/jaunty/+source/ekiga?
[12:27] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, but i see you have to go
[12:27] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ty for all ur help :)
[12:27] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: should be, check "mount | grep sda" again
[12:27] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: sorry sdb
[12:28] <abhinash> hi Daverocks
[12:28] <metalfan_> hi
[12:28] <wbc> How may I record wave out ("What you hear") in Ubuntu Jaunty?
[12:28] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, yeah done it, when to the next command prompt
[12:28] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, nothing showing
[12:28] <bullgard4> wbc: What do you mean by "wave out"?
[12:28] <^Phantom^> Daverocks: sda5 apparently
[12:29] <abhinash> hi Daverocks
[12:29] <abhinash> hi how do i set up advanced desktop effects
[12:29] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: that's a good thing. now you'd want to do something like "ntfsclone --output ntfs_drive.img /dev/sdb1"
[12:29] <wbc> Wave out, as in what is playing/coming out of the speakers
[12:29] <wbc> bullguard4
[12:29] <bazhang> abhinash, install ccsm
[12:29] <Syka> Hey guys, I'm having an issue with gnome-panel. It will stop responding every so often, and then after a few minutes it works again and all the clicks are registered at once. If anyone knows a fix that'd be great. I'm running nVidia 180.44, 9800GT, dual monitors, Jaunty Desktop, and standard everything else. Installed it via Add/Remove.
[12:29] <bazhang> !ccsm > abhinash
[12:29] <wbc> bullgard4
[12:29] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: be sure to note which directory you're in so that you know where that .img is being saved to
[12:30] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: then you _should_ be able to do "mount -t ntfs -o loop ntfs_drive.img /mnt"
[12:30] <Elm> jerroome, still wont work
[12:30] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: yeah i assume sda1 is the partition with your root filesystem, _that's_ the one that's grinding
[12:31] <usr13_> Syka: Try watching: tail -f /var/log/messages (In tty6 maybe)
[12:31] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, but is that doing what ddrescue has already done?
[12:31] <^Phantom^> eep
[12:31] <^Phantom^> well
[12:31] <Syka> usr13_: Will that work in a normal gnome-terminal? I'm trying to do an essay too :P
[12:31] <^Phantom^> it isn't bothering me so much now
[12:32] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: some things different, ddrescue copied your entire drive, ntfsclone is just copying that ntfs partition. that filename was misleading, i meant something like ntfs_partition.img
[12:32] <Elm> jerroome,
[12:32] <usr13_> Syka: And you might monitor tty8
[12:32] <Elm> jerroome, is the problem maybe that i must be root to restart???
[12:32] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: also if you use the --save-image option with ntfsclone, it saves it in its own format but then you can't use it with mount
[12:32] <Jimi_Neutral> daverocks well that whole drive is ntfs
[12:32] <Marticus> so... someone here know how to disable passing of xorg's alt+mouse shortcuts to a wine application
[12:33] <Syka> usr13_: Huh?
[12:33] <usr13_> Syka: Some higher one, tty8 maybe, you should find system info as it happens.
[12:33] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: no, the whole drive consists of one ntfs partition that might occupy the entire drive, but copying the entire drive copies other information like the MBR and partition table
[12:33] <usr13_> Syka: Ctrl-Alt-F6  log in and do  tail -f /var/log/messages
[12:33] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: mount can only deal with partitions
[12:34] <_Fauchi95_> Hello! Can you say me under what license I can use the icons "gnome" and "human"?
[12:34] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: anyway i have to go :(
[12:34] <usr13_> Syka: Ctrl-Alt-F8   and just read. Or 9 or 10 or 11 etc... wherever you find it.
[12:34] <joni_>  hello
[12:34] <Daverocks> ^Phantom^: i have to go, good luck with your problem
[12:34] <Thingymebob1> Can anyone here help me get my VTs to work?
[12:34] <Jimi_Neutral> Daverocks, ahhh ok i see, so once i have mounted it i can look at it visually as well using the gui? AN ok, ty for all your help :)
[12:34] <^Phantom^> thankies
[12:34] <Syka>  usr13_: Oh yes, but will it really matter in tty7? It doesn't need to be real-time, exactly.
[12:34] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: yes hopefully
[12:34] <Daverocks> Jimi_Neutral: ^Phantom^: no problem
[12:35] <Daverocks> cya guys
[12:35] <^Phantom^> Thankies :D
[12:35] <usr13_> Syka: I don't know, but you need to look for clues somewhere.
[12:35] <Syka> ah.
[12:35] <usr13_> Syka: It's just a suggestion. (Use it, untill / unless you get a better one.)
[12:35] <Syka> usr13_: Ah, thanks :)
[12:36] <Seifer> hello.
[12:36] <usr13_> Syka:  Do you see anything on tty8?
[12:36] <Syka> usr13_: nope, nothing's happening
[12:37] <Seifer> i need some help plz..
[12:37] <Thingymebob1> !ask | Seifer
[12:37] <usr13_> Syka: Maybe system resources are going away too fast.  try top on tty5
[12:37] <bullgard4> wbc: Applications > Sound and Video > Sound Recorder > Record from Input=Capture.
[12:37] <Seifer> oki, :) im new here sorry
[12:37] <GenericNode> how's kde4 doin now-a-days?
[12:38] <Seifer> if i make a shell and setuped bncs account ?¿
[12:38] <usr13_> Syka: Ctrl-Alt-F5  and type top
[12:38] <Seifer> what my ip will be ?¿
[12:38] <Seifer> same as mirc ip ?¿
[12:38] <Seifer> or i can change it ?¿
[12:38] <neil_d> Hi, I am having trouble doing a bind mount :( I have a nfs mount drive at /media/storage and I am trying to bind mount a subdir to /home/neil/.ssh... In /etc/fstab I have "/media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh auto bind"  and in /etc/rc.local I have "mount --bind /media/storage/share/neil/.ssh /home/neil/.ssh"... but nothing is happing :( what am I doing wrong?
[12:38] <Syka> usr13_: Highly doubt that, I've got a quad-core, 4GB of fast ram and a oc'd gpu. My system monitor applet is basically invisible
[12:38] <usr13_> Syka: See if you are dangerously close to maxing out the system.
[12:38] <usr13_> Syka: How  much memory?
[12:38] <miik> which OS is better for porno, win xp, win vista, win 7 or ubuntu?
[12:39] <usr13_> Syka: 4g ok sorry.
[12:39] <Seifer> please
[12:39] <Seifer> help me
[12:39] <bullgard4> Seifer: You are new here? Please stop using  '?¿'.
[12:39] <Syka> usr13_: 0.12, 0.11 and 0.09 are my load averages
[12:39] <Seifer> bullgard4: hmm why..
[12:39] <Syka> usr13_: it's been a bug for a long time, it seems.
[12:39] <bazhang> miik, that is not appropriate for here
[12:39] <usr13_> Syka: I really don't know, just guessing what could cause such behaviour.  Just guessing... hoping someone else will chime in here...