[00:00] <O__o> how to see all the password of user in ubuntu?
[00:00] <jrib> No-Neck: I think my biggest issue is that with gdm you could have it start after other needed services are done loading where as /etc/rc.local just feels kludgy.  If it works, it works though.  Good luck
[00:00] <jrib> O__o: not possible
[00:00] <mvbn> Hi all, can somebody please tell me why cant I resize a NTFS partition? Im running ubuntu with a live CD (not using the said partition) =S
[00:00] <mvbn> the option is avaliable, but just cant make it smaller :(
[00:01] <server7> seidos, I will check them out. THank you for the help
[00:01] <BlackDalek> Help! Since upgrading from Intrepid to Jaunty, I've had problems with pulseaudio skipping/stuttering/popping/crackling during music playback... particularly noticeable in Rhythmbox. Can anyone help me fix this annoying problem?
[00:02] <O__o> jrib, so do i change it then?
[00:02] <No-Neck> good thinking jrib, I will see how it goes and if problems  arrise I'll find another method, thank you very much :)
[00:02] <No-Neck> thank you too dragon
[00:02] <jrib> O__o: you mean "how to change it?"?
[00:02] <Bruno`> how can i play a sound from another account in local ? (i mean, im now able to launch an X application with xhost +LOCAL:, but what about alsa, etc ? )
[00:03] <O__o> jrib, change the password since i cant see it
[00:03] <No-Neck> and thanks trism, it works :D
[00:03] <jrib> O__o: System -> Administration -> Users and Groups
[00:03] <O__o> jrib, no display
[00:03] <lakis1982> hi.i'm using kubuntu jaunty with kde 4.2.2  and every time i start kubuntu an fatal error appears saying plasma workspace caused signal 11 fatal error sigsegv ......  please help me
[00:03] <jrib> O__o: umm, do you have a terminal_
[00:04] <kasansweat> Does anyone know of a tool for file synchronization that optionally *doesn't* read the individual files, and instead uses something simpler like filename+filesize? I'm trying to sync 2 very large mp3 directories. Unison/meld/diff/kompare don't seem to do this, unless I am missing something. Thanks!
[00:04] <O__o> jrib, nevermind i got it passwd
[00:04] <jrib> O__o: yeah...
[00:05] <jrib> kasansweat: unison or rsync
[00:05] <tonyyarusso> kasansweat: um, meld, diff, and kompare SHOW differences, not detect whether they exist.
[00:05] <tonyyarusso> I would imagine rsync is what you want
[00:05] <bro> seido, sudo aptitude install htop :)
[00:07] <kasansweat> jrib : Unison reads all the files on the first run, and I don't think that can be turned off; and rsync isn't two-way.
[00:07] <jrib> kasansweat: can't you run rsync twice?
[00:07] <bro> seido, htop is interactive process viewer, as useless as top for using cache in readings though...
[00:08] <dRamseyCain> Does anyone here know how to actually delete a user? I've deleted an account but now I can't create a new one with that same username...
[00:08] <jrib> kasansweat: how big is this collection?
[00:09] <jrib> dRamseyCain: delete /home/old_user_name
[00:09] <kasansweat> jrib : big enough such that a first run on Unison would run over 3 days
[00:09] <jrib> kasansweat: how many gb?
[00:09] <gsp2009> afternoon all.
[00:10] <kasansweat> jrib : give me a sec and i can tell you
[00:10] <hey_joe> i have an interesting problem, running kernel 2.6.28-15 after installing mdadm, i reboot my machine, and im stuck at the initramfs prompt. the os drive is not on a raid, and is just plain /dev/sda1 .. any suggestions?
[00:10] <sebsebseb> !karmic|  hey_joe
[00:11] <sebsebseb> hey_joe: what you installed the older kernel into Karmic?
[00:11] <kasansweat> jrib : 130 gb
[00:11] <jrib> kasansweat: wow...
[00:11] <seidos> !mdadm
[00:11] <gsp2009> question about samba. So at some point I uninstalled samba on 9.04. I reinstalled it to use it, and now I cannot create shares. I get a permission error when attempting to share with nautilus. I have all pkgs installed. Testparm shows no errors. Does anyone know about this?
[00:11] <hey_joe> is 2.6.28-15 beta?
[00:11] <tonyyarusso> dRamseyCain: For future refence, you could have used deluser --remove-home or deluser --remove-all-files to avoid needing to do that step later.
[00:12] <sebsebseb> hey_joe: no  Karmic has much later kernel then that
[00:12] <seidos> no manual entry for mdadm
[00:12] <jrib> kasansweat: anyway, try rsync.  If you really want to just use filename then it's probably easy enough to just write your own solution
[00:12] <seidos> I have 2.6.28-15
[00:12] <kasansweat> jrib :)  Yeah. It just seems like someone would have developed something that could be like: Okay, example.mp3 is exactly 3.2megs on both directories, move on.
[00:12] <seidos> I'm running Jackalope, 9.04
[00:13] <sebsebseb> seidos: yes that's fine your meant to have that in 9.04, but not in 9.10
[00:13] <huwaw69> can i play assassins creed for PC in linux?
[00:13] <seidos> hey_joe: 2.6.28-15 isn't long term support (LTS) for Ubuntu
[00:13] <hey_joe> well i know how to use mdadm, its just that i have gotten that far.. for some reason i start with a fresh 9.04 desktop live cd, I install, I update, then I upgrade... i reboot, and install mdadm... reboot, and initramfs prompt...
[00:13] <sebsebseb> hey_joe: your on Ubuntu 9.04 or 9.10?
[00:13] <kasansweat> jrib: yes, I thought about that, it just seems like something someone would have already thought of
[00:13] <hey_joe> 9.04
[00:13] <dRamseyCain> I've removed the home folder and the user but when I try to create a new user with that name I get errors telling me that the name is already in use.
[00:13] <seidos> hey sebsebseb
[00:13] <seidos> hey_joe: what is mdadm?
[00:13] <sebsebseb> hey_joe: you said 9.10
[00:13] <sebsebseb> hey_joe: you said Karmic
[00:13] <sebsebseb> seidos: hi
[00:14] <hey_joe> i dont know what karmic is..
[00:14] <nh2> huwaw69: this should work, afaik it has a good rating in wine appdb
[00:14] <seidos> sebsebseb: he said a fresh install of 9.10
[00:14] <seidos> hey_joe: karmic koala is version 9.10
[00:14] <hey_joe> 9.04 install, updates from 2.6.28-11 to 2.6.28-15... then i install mdadm and it drops to initramfs prompts after a reboot
[00:14] <huwaw69> thanks nh2
[00:14] <huwaw69> :p
[00:14] <seidos> hey_joe: next version of ubuntu
[00:14] <hey_joe> ok, i dont really care about the koala..
[00:15] <hey_joe> if its not offically released yet, i dont want it..
[00:15] <seidos> hey_joe: I don't have experience with mdadm
[00:15] <seidos> gotta' wash dishes, bbl
[00:15] <sebsebseb> seidos:  hey_joe  looks like I read it wrong ok your on 9.04 not 9.10
[00:15] <jrib> kasansweat: ls -s  in both places, then use comm I guess
[00:16] <nh2> huwaw69: if you know what Wine is, see http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=11069 for detailed instructions
[00:17] <Bruno`> hi
[00:17] <eclipse_> is there a method to search for file type(ie tar) w/o using a file extention (.tar)
[00:17]  * hey_joe yawns
[00:17] <Bruno`> how can i acess to a mounted usb disk with another user ???
[00:17] <kasansweat> jrib - aha, looks like a good start
[00:17] <di||itante> Is any here going to the Ohis Linux Fest in Columbus OH USA?
[00:17] <Bruno`> i mean when i plug it, it's auto mounted
[00:17] <kasansweat> jrib -thanks!
[00:18] <gsp2009> anyone? for samba? I am really stuck here.
[00:18] <di||itante> gsp2009: ?
[00:18] <jrib> gsp2009: best to just ask the channel your actual question (on a single line)
[00:18] <tonyyarusso> eclipse_: Well, there must be (the file command will output the type), but I'm not sure how to do it efficiently.
[00:18] <gsp2009> jrib, I did already... and waited patiently.
[00:18] <hey_joe> gsp2009: what do you mean by share with nautilus?
[00:19] <di||itante> gsp2009: repeat it
[00:19] <hey_joe> you mean when you navigate to the share?
[00:19] <jrib> gsp2009: I read "anyone? for samba? I am really stuck here." and have no clue if I can help you or not
[00:19] <nh2> gsp2009: yeah, people may have joined so reposting the question after some time is a good idea
[00:19] <gsp2009> when I want to share a resource, and use nautilus, (right click, share...) I get a permissions error.
[00:19] <gsp2009> testparm shows no errors.
[00:20] <josephstalin> Hello everyone. :D
[00:20] <madman118> can anybody tell me why firefox is not associating package files with GDebi in netbook remix?
[00:20] <josephstalin> Can someone help me with something?
[00:20] <sebsebseb> !hi |  JoeSmith5
[00:20] <gsp2009> I had uninstalled samba on 9.04, then reinstalled. It has not worked since the reinstall.
[00:20] <jrib> gsp2009: pastebin it
[00:20] <sebsebseb> JoeSmith5: uh wrong one ah
[00:20] <di||itante> gsp2009: have you set the users with smbusers and smbpassword
[00:20] <Bruno`> i repeat my question too :)  sorry : how can i acess to an auto mounted usb disk with another user ? For example if I plug an usb disk now, i won't be able even to read it with another user after ... an idea ???
[00:20] <sebsebseb> !hi |  josephstalin
[00:20] <sebsebseb> !ask |  josephstalin
[00:20] <gsp2009> jrib... ok.
[00:20] <nh2> madman118: I don't know why, but I think I had the same problem - it should be gone in 9.10
[00:21] <gsp2009> di||itante, hmmmm. no.
[00:21] <madman118> nh2: yeah i think im just going to wait for 9.10
[00:21] <hey_joe> Bruno`: umount, mount
[00:21] <di||itante> gsp2009: gonna need to do that. Read the smbpassword man page
[00:22] <gsp2009> di||itante, awesome thanks.
[00:22] <huwaw69> can someone direct me to a channel for python programming?
[00:22] <di||itante> gsp2009: man smbpasswd
[00:22] <jrib> huwaw69: #python
[00:22] <hey_joe> hrm
[00:22] <huwaw69> in this server?
[00:22] <madman118> nh2: have you had any luck trying to get a decent frame rate with flash videos
[00:23] <josephstalin> Whenever I try to use sudo in my terminal, I get this error. I think I messed up my ~/.bashrc file thing somehow, but I have no idea how t fix it. Anyway, here's the error: "josephstalin@DerpDerpDerp:~$ sudo apt-get install (whatever)
[00:23] <josephstalin> Command 'sudo' is available in '/usr/bin/sudo'
[00:23] <josephstalin> The command could not be located because '/usr/bin' is not included in the PATH environment variable.
[00:23] <josephstalin> bash: sudo: command not found
[00:23] <FloodBot2> josephstalin: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:23] <Bruno`> hey_joe: I have to mount it with the other user ? What if i need to _share_ some data between some users ?
[00:23] <nh2> madman118: yes, I installed a newer intel driver from the Xorg PPA and (because the new intel driver needs it) a newer kernel; so now I have kernel based graphics which are fast enough for youtube videos on my netbook
[00:24] <hey_joe> then give them permission to access the drive?
[00:24] <madman118> nh2: what netbook are you using?
[00:24] <toshiba> hey guys my resolution is stuck at 800x600 but it needs be 1024x768
[00:24] <toshiba> what do i do?
[00:24] <nh2> madman118: Dell Latitude 2100 with Ubuntu 9.04 _preinstalled by Dell_ :D
[00:24] <madman118> ah
[00:24] <hey_joe> Bruno`: man chmod ?
[00:25] <gsp2009> di||itante, ok. That won't work either. smb.conf permissions appear to be wrong. Now testparm is showing "permission denied".
[00:25] <josephstalin> So, anyone know what my problem is?
[00:25] <madman118> nh2: im using a toshiba NB205
[00:25] <hey_joe> Bruno`: /etc/fstab ?
[00:25] <gce> nh2: did u get the touchscreen and webcam ?
[00:25] <nh2> gce: oh yeah ^^
[00:25] <nh2> and it's just nice
[00:25] <gsp2009> di||itante, according to man page, I should be able to run smbpasswd as unpriveleged user
[00:26] <madman118>  speaking of netbooks, has anybody tried the desktop version on a Atom based system?
[00:26] <gce> nh2: like it better than the toshiba netbook ?
[00:26] <nh2> madman118: if you like, you can of course install Ubuntu 9.10 alpha beside your current operating systems, it has that newer kernel and intel driver and you can try out all the things which might be better
[00:26] <nh2> gce: I only have that latitude and a samsung NC10 to compare
[00:27] <madman118> nh2: i think im going to do that, 9.4 still has some wifi issues even after the new kernel
[00:27] <nh2> madman118: yes, I'm running the desktop version of 9.04 and 9.10, both work fine
[00:27] <gce> nh2:  glad to hear that you like the 2100 been debating on getting ... although may wait for some of the new arm based books to arrive
[00:27] <madman118> nh2: i was thinking about using the desktop version instead of netbook remix
[00:28] <Bruno`> hey_joe : /etc/fstab or im gonna write a script to umount / remount it only when i need it. Thank you. Do you know how can i access to my audio-server (like alsa) with another user ?  So, my favorite file manager is Midnight Commander.  Perhaps I should have looked, and found that it *has a freakin compare directory command* - including a specific "size only" deal.
[00:28] <nh2> madman118: this should be no problem, I like it better than Ubuntu NR (atleast than UNR 9.04)
[00:28] <Lunis> emergency D: what's it mean when my wife's netbook all of the sudden started cycling through colors in full screen... black, white, red, green, blue, grey, dark grey, vertical gradient, horizontal gradient
[00:28] <ReaperStran> ey i have a problem, cna anyone help?
[00:28] <madman118> nh2: how would i switch over to 9.10 alpha from 9.4?
[00:29] <nh2> madman118: you shouldn't upgrade, you should install it additionally, since it is not stable
[00:29] <sebsebseb> madman118: Why do you want to?
[00:29] <madman118> nh2: that was my thinking as well
[00:29] <IdleOne> !karmic | madman118 but if you need to ask then you probably should'nt
[00:29] <madman118> sebsebseb: why what?
[00:30] <nh2> gce: yeah, it's the best netbook I could buy. The keyboard is great, the right shift key is not so crippled small like on other netbooks and one can type fine
[00:30] <sebsebseb> madman118: Go  to 9.10  before the final
[00:30] <madman118> ubottu: im aware that 9.10 will have issues
[00:30] <sebsebseb> !bot |  madman118
[00:31] <nh2> oh pleas ubottu, not so shy xD
[00:31] <madman118> sebsebseb: yeah i need more sleep
[00:31] <DeadlySaint> ey i have a question, i just installed 9.04 how do i install something to watch videos(youtube,myspace)
[00:31] <madman118> sebsebseb: or else i go around talking to bots
[00:32] <hey_joe> i just did a fresh install, without my pci ide card, and installed mdadm before doing any updates, and my machines hangs on the initramfs prompt directly after reboot
[00:32] <sebsebseb> DeadlySaint: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer   and if you want AVI support and such as well sudo apt-get install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[00:32] <qw_> руссик есть.
[00:32] <qw_> ?
[00:32] <DeadlySaint> thanks
[00:33] <seidos> !ru
[00:33] <nh2> gce: and the display is not glossy and very bright, I can work outside with no problems, compared to that, I don't notice the display of the NC10 is even on^^
[00:33] <anternative> is apache+php+mysql default in server edition?
[00:33] <psypher246> hi all, does anyone else have the same problem, when using unrar to uncompress a file while it is doing that the rest of my system (pretty fast hardware) comes to a complete standstill, the pc is not usable at all?
[00:33] <sebsebseb> psypher246: RAR sucks
[00:34] <sebsebseb> !rar |  psypher246
[00:34] <nh2> psypher246: does your computer run fine when it's finished or does it freeze completely?
[00:34] <psypher246> so what, remove unrar and replace with unrar-free?
[00:34] <psypher246> nh2: no it runs fine again when finished
[00:34] <sebsebseb> !info unrar-free
[00:35] <sebsebseb> !info unrar
[00:35] <sebsebseb> psypher246: hmm didn't know there were two, well  the  unrar-free tends to get used
[00:35] <nh2> psypher246: you might also try p7zip-rar, maybe it uses your system's ressources differently
[00:35] <psypher246> sebsebseb: ok cool will give it a shot
[00:36] <diazamet> Anyone know of a HTTP proxy where I can direct the outgoing traffic to a specific interface (ie ppp0)?
[00:36] <psypher246> nh2:  ok will try that too
[00:36] <sebsebseb> psypher246: 7-zip  can do RAR's, but it's command line only, but the  Windows version works nicely in Wine,  just like  that not so good WinRAR program will in Wine
[00:36] <sebsebseb> psypher246: command line only on Linux, graphical for Windows/Wine
[00:36] <anternative> is apache+php+mysql default in server edition?
[00:36] <psypher246> thanks
[00:37] <nh2> anternative: I'm not pretty sure if it's preinstalled, but afaik it is not, however, I'ts very easy to install
[00:37] <trism> anternative: I believe there is an option to install it during the install process
[00:37] <sebsebseb> psypher246: np  and it annoys me sometimes when I don't put  the correct thing on  IRC to begin with
[00:37] <eclipse_> any way to use the file command recursively?
[00:38] <anternative> ty trism
[00:38] <sebsebseb> psypher246: and then end up correcting myself as a result
[00:38] <anternative> ty nh2
[00:38] <psypher246> :D
[00:38] <nh2> eclipse_: find should do that, but I don't know exactly
[00:38] <nh2> anternative: no problem
[00:38] <n0mic> pls does anyone know how to mount a fedora volume from ubuntu?
[00:38] <IdleOne> !lamp | anternative
[00:38] <dragonlyre>  /msg nickserv identity ihop0
[00:39] <khufu> ubuntu 9.04, OpenSSL 0.9.8g 19 Oct 2007
[00:39] <khufu> OpenSSL Security Advisory [28-Mar-2008]
[00:39] <khufu> Users of OpenSSL 0.9.8f or 0.9.8g should update to the OpenSSL 0.9.8h
[00:39] <khufu> release which contains a patch to correct this issue.
[00:39] <IdleOne> dragonlyre: change your password
[00:39] <FloodBot2> khufu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[00:39] <trism> dragonlyre: should really do that on the status window
[00:40] <anternative> change your pass dude dragonlyre
[00:40] <dragonlyre> lol ok
[00:40] <dragonlyre> damn man
[00:40] <khufu> what happened?  what did you do dragonlyre
[00:40] <nh2> IRC is indeed a funny system
[00:41] <dragonlyre> i posted my pw in chat
[00:41] <anternative> :D
[00:41] <khufu> what was it?
[00:41] <khufu> what was your password, dragonlyre ?
[00:42] <dragonlyre> khufu stop asking for my password
[00:42] <khufu> i only want the password you shared with us
[00:42] <khufu> the one you should have changed by now
[00:43] <sebsebseb> khufu: why?
[00:43] <khufu> i'm just bored
[00:44] <sebsebseb> khufu: try #ubuntu-offtopic then
[00:45] <gsp2009> di||itante, I tried smbpasswd... no joy. This is the error: http://pastebin.com/d3de4b4e9
[00:45] <foul_owl> I got a quick question. I just want to encrypt a single file. I tried the gnome menu "encrypt" but it seems like its only meant for public key encryption, or key rings, or something complicated. I just want to encrypt a single file. how should i do this?
[00:49] <dragonlyre> there we go...sheesh that was a great dummy moment
[00:49] <gce> foul_owl you can use openssl from the command line http://www.madboa.com/geek/openssl/#encrypt-simple
[00:49] <chen> hello
[00:52] <schaffelu> 014701
[00:53] <foul_owl> gce:  thanks, that works like a charm!
[00:53] <dragon> what's the purpose of /usr/local/share?
[00:53] <dragonlyre> so virtual box...good bad indifferent?
[00:53] <IdleOne> dragon: try it and you tell us what you think
[00:53] <IdleOne> dragonlyre: ^^^
[00:53] <durt> foul_owl,  also 'man gpg'
[00:54] <dragon> IdleOne: you're a retard.
[00:54] <sebsebseb> dragon: Virtualbox is rather good :)
[00:54] <dragonlyre> idleone I have been, but I can't get anything to load
[00:54] <sebsebseb> dragonlyre: ^^^
[00:54] <dragon> sebsebseb: hello?
[00:54] <LjL> dragon: totally uncalled for. change your attitude, please, thank you.
[00:54] <IdleOne> dragon: was a tab complete fail. no need to be insulting but you have yourself a nice day anyhow
[00:54] <foul_owl> durt: thank you, i will!
[00:55] <durt> !gpg | foul_owl
[00:55] <sebsebseb> dragon: happens  every now and again, people message the wrong one when doing  auto complete
[00:55] <toshiba> guys please i really need some help
[00:55] <dragon> I see now.
[00:55] <toshiba> how do i force 1024x768
[00:55] <toshiba> imstuck at 800x600
[00:55] <LjL> !fixres > toshiba    (toshiba, see the private message from ubottu) you may possibly find info about that here
[00:55] <foul_owl> ubottu: I will check that out
[00:55] <foul_owl> cheers all!
[00:55] <IdleOne> LjL: sebastien_ Thank you
[00:55] <IdleOne> errrr
[00:56] <LjL> IdleOne: ...
[00:56] <IdleOne> ok tab complettion is not my thing today
[00:56] <mrpockets> What can i open a perl script in that'll make it all prettier for editing?
[00:56] <[manas]> need some help whit java intaliosion
[00:56] <IdleOne> !java | [manas]
[00:57] <[manas]> i got error
[00:57] <Strife89> Quick question: What's the name of the package that gives the simple Compiz settings window?
[00:57] <dragonlyre> mrpockets SciTe is bundled
[00:57] <IdleOne> [manas]: what error?
[00:57] <soreau> Strife89: simple-ccsm
[00:57] <IdleOne> Strife89: simple-ccsm
[00:57] <nh2> [manas]: I was guessing over five seconds about what cool new java feature you might talk ;)
[00:57] <[manas]> E: dpkg was interrupted, you must manually run 'sudo dpkg --configure -a' to correct the problem.
[00:57] <Strife89> soreau, IdleOne: Thanks. :)
[00:57] <IdleOne> [manas]: sudo dpkg --configure -a
[00:58] <[manas]> did it
[00:58] <IdleOne> [manas]: and?
[00:58] <[manas]> one sec
[00:58] <[manas]> You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these:
[00:58] <IdleOne> [manas]: sudo apt-get -f install
[00:58] <[manas]> : Could not open lock file /var/lib/dpkg/lock - open (13 Permission denied)
[00:58] <[manas]> E: Unable to lock the administration directory (/var/lib/dpkg/), are you root
[00:59] <[manas]> im dojng it whit sudp
[00:59] <[manas]> im dojng it whit sudo#
[00:59] <[manas]> IdleOne, i did it i can read
[00:59] <IdleOne> [manas]: do you have Synaptic open?
[00:59] <[manas]> IdleOne, nope
[01:00] <IdleOne> [manas]: no other package manager running?
[01:00] <[manas]> IdleOne, no
[01:00] <IdleOne> [manas]: sudo rm /var/lib/dpkg/lock
[01:00] <IdleOne> then try again
[01:00] <[manas]> which command now?
[01:00] <IdleOne> sudo apt-get -f install
[01:01] <dragon> !enter IdleOne
[01:01] <dragon> !enter |IdleOne
[01:01] <dragon> long day..
[01:01] <IdleOne> dragon: nothing like being a jerk for no reason huh
[01:01] <[manas]> sudo is already the newest version.
[01:01] <[manas]> E: Couldn't find package apt-get
[01:01] <dragon> IdleOne: what do you mean?
[01:02] <IdleOne> [manas]: couldn't find package apt-get?
[01:02] <durt> [manas], enter the command on a _blank_ line.
[01:02] <LjL> dragon: IdleOne probably means that after calling him a retard for no valid reason, you really ought to refrain from gratuitously sending factoids like that because he dare add a second line to what he says.
[01:02] <[manas]> IdleOne, i paste u back what i get
[01:02] <IdleOne> [manas]: ok
[01:03] <[manas]> IdleOne,  my bad sorry
[01:03] <IdleOne> [manas]: works now?
[01:03] <[manas]> IdleOne, nope same
[01:03] <[manas]> You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these:
[01:04] <xguru84> anyone have a good how to on changing the splash screen?  (jaunty)
[01:04] <IdleOne> [manas]: show me the command you are entering?
[01:04] <[manas]> IdleOne, problem is i think i tryed to intall older version before
[01:04] <dragon> LjL: "no valid reason" is a subjective statement, and factoid isn't meant to insult anyone in any case.
[01:04] <[manas]> IdleOne, sudo apt-get -f install sun-java6-jdk
[01:05] <askvictor> is it possible it create a usb startup disk that contains more than one version of linux, selectable at boot time?
[01:05] <IdleOne> [manas]: sudo apt-get -f install
[01:05] <IdleOne> nada mas [manas]
[01:05] <LjL> dragon: it's not subjective. calling ANYONE a "retard" is NEVER acceptable in this channel, and it's VERY surprising that you wouldn't know THAT but you'd know about things like !enter, and attempt to enforce them even when it's ridiculous to do so.
[01:06] <[manas]> IdleOne,  nada what?
[01:06] <IdleOne> [manas]: nothing else. " sudo apt-get -f install "
[01:06] <[manas]> IdleOne, i did now i get license agriment what i need to press?
[01:07] <IdleOne> [manas]: hit TAB 1 time and hit ENTER
[01:07] <IdleOne> [manas]: you will see ok highlighted in blue
[01:07] <[manas]> IdleOne, it start unpacking i hink it will work
[01:08] <IdleOne> [manas]: cool, ;et us know if you need more help :)
[01:08] <IdleOne> let*
[01:08] <muelli> askvictor: yes. Dunno if anybody did that before though
[01:08] <[manas]> IdleOne, do i need restart machine now?
[01:08] <askvictor> would be nice, also, if the linux install onto a usb disk could be kept in on folder, rather than cluttering the root
[01:08] <n2diy> anybody compared gnucash with homebank?
[01:09] <askvictor> might go write up a ticket/suggestion...
[01:09] <[manas]> IdleOne, look Unknown media type in type 'all/allfiles'
[01:09] <[manas]> Unknown media type in type 'uri/mms'
[01:09] <[manas]> Unknown media type in type 'uri/mmst
[01:09] <[manas]> is it good
[01:09] <IdleOne> [manas]: no. only when the machine tells you to restart. restart you browser for java to work
[01:09] <[manas]> IdleOne, ok i will try
[01:10] <IdleOne> [manas]: I don't know what those "  Unknown media type in type " mean
[01:10] <genobreaker> reminds me of hot pockets (mhhh)
[01:10] <[manas]> IdleOne, It seems like Java is not installed on your computer
[01:10] <[manas]> IdleOne, when i did in browser
[01:11] <IdleOne> anybody know what "  Unknown media type in type " means and can help [manas] get it sorted?
[01:12] <[manas]> IdleOne, how i can remove it coplitlz cos i think i mest it up a bit
[01:13] <IdleOne> [manas]: sudo apt-get remove --purge sun-java6-jre (jdk if that is what you installed)
[01:13] <[manas]> *completely
[01:14] <[manas]> IdleOne, jop jdk
[01:14] <IdleOne> [manas]: sudo apt-get remove --purge sun-java6-jdk
[01:15] <[manas]> IdleOne, i know what was a problem i tred intall java5 but i did fines and after i was runing intal for java 6
[01:15] <huwaw69> !java
[01:15] <[manas]> IdleOne, i removed it but it says again
[01:16] <IdleOne> [manas]: says what again?
[01:16] <[manas]> Purging configuration files for sun-java5-jre ...
[01:16] <[manas]> Processing triggers for shared-mime-info ...
[01:16] <[manas]> Unknown media type in type 'all/all'
[01:16] <[manas]> Unknown media type in type 'all/allfiles'
[01:16] <[manas]> Unknown media type in type 'uri/mms'
[01:16] <FloodBot2> [manas]: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[01:16] <[manas]> Unknown media type in type 'uri/mmst'
[01:16] <moot> Okay, I'm using 9.04 and I'm having trouble connecting to the internet. My windows partition connects just fine, but when I try to ping stuff from Ubuntu, I get errors about not being able ot handle the host
[01:16] <moot> Something is screwed up with my DNS locally
[01:16] <moot> ON my computer
[01:16] <moot> What can I do?
[01:16] <[manas]> sorrz for flooding
[01:17] <IdleOne> [manas]: remove java5 and java6 then install java6
[01:17] <durt> moot, you mean 'host is unreachable'?
[01:17] <[manas]> IdleOne, java6 is not intaled
[01:18] <IdleOne> [manas]: ok, then remove java5 when it is done try to install java6
[01:18] <IdleOne> [manas]: what version of ubuntu?
[01:18] <moot> durt: No, the error is "cannot handle 'host' cmdline arg www.google.com on position 1 (argc 1)"
[01:18] <[manas]> IdleOne, im intaling now jav6 it look good till now ubuntu i think lates version
[01:18] <moot> durt: and that was a tracert
[01:18] <obiwan__> hi, 1 question please, what is the arg: -1 i see at shell with alt + dash?
[01:18] <moot> when I try to ping, it says "Unknown host"
[01:18] <obiwan__> you can change the -1 number with the number keys, but i duno what it is
[01:19] <[manas]> IdleOne,  look again http://paste.ubuntu.com/273174/
[01:19] <[manas]> IdleOne, brb
[01:20] <lifeboy> What's the best channel to ask about advanced dhcpd config?
[01:20] <IdleOne> [manas]: Messages are caused by /usr/share/mime/packages/nautilus.xml (installed by nautilus-data) when maintainer scripts invoke 'update-mime-database /usr/share/mime'. Looks harmless, but annoying. Reported types are probably not official IANA MIME types, so warnings are thrown.
[01:20] <xguru84> how can i change my startup splash?
[01:21] <moot> durt: any ideas why DNS would suddenly choke and die?
[01:21] <[manas]> IdleOne, so what does it mean?
[01:21] <IdleOne> [manas]: looks like it is nothing to worry about
[01:21] <[manas]> IdleOne, ok let me try
[01:21] <durt> moot, was Ubuntu working before?
[01:22] <moot> Yes
[01:22] <moot> 100%
[01:22] <moot> A day or two ago
[01:22] <moot> And then suddenly, it borked itself
[01:22] <mezquitale> xguru84, http://embraceubuntu.com/2006/03/21/add-a-grub-splash-image/
[01:22] <[manas]> IdleOne, It seems like Java is not installed on your computer
[01:22] <[manas]> Java is a free download that is required to play RuneScape. Click here to install Java.
[01:22] <mezquitale> xguru84, install splash images: sudo apt-get install grub-splashimages
[01:23] <IdleOne> [manas]: how are you playing runescape?
[01:23] <arquebus> lifeboy: #linux
[01:23] <xguru84> mezquitale: i'm ok with the grub part......i'm talking about the part with the status bar charging...
[01:23] <[manas]> IdleOne, im trying to set up on my ubuntu i plaed a bit on vista but knowi want to do on my pc
[01:24] <durt> moot, you could try to re-setup in network-manager, if your ISP has changed things, unfortunately I set things up in /etc so I can't help
[01:24] <moot> I'm willing to try
[01:24] <[manas]> IdleOne, is it not possible?
[01:24] <nh2> xguru84: you may also look at startupmanager, I think it can be used to change splashes
[01:24] <IdleOne> [manas]: is there a linux version? maybe you can play in Wine
[01:24] <RogersArm> How does one manually patch their system?
[01:24] <mezquitale> xguru84, install splash images, then create a link to the image then update grub
[01:25] <lifeboy> I need to use one dhcp server for different ip networks on one physical network and the man pages are not clear on the how. Yes Linux of course
[01:25] <xguru84> nh2: i have used that at set the .so to be the one active and it spits me out to a verbos bootup
[01:25] <moot> durt: /etc don't scare me none
[01:25] <[manas]> IdleOne, it gives me link to intall java on linux but im to stpid to do it
[01:25] <kappa> hi is there any channel about xfig?
[01:25] <durt> moot, how do you connect? dhcp? pppoe?
[01:25] <IdleOne> [manas]: you are playing in browser?
[01:25] <moot> durt: ethernet, dhcp
[01:25] <[manas]> IdleOne, yes
[01:25] <RogersArm> I must patch madwifi but I have no experience with manually patching my system, could someone shed some light on how I would accomplish this?
[01:25] <mezquitale> xguru84, cd /boot/grub then sudo ln -s splashimages/[splash image name] splash.xpm.gz
[01:26] <IdleOne> [manas]: look at this see if it helps you http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=844997
[01:26] <xguru84> mezquitale: ok, trying it out
[01:27] <nh2> RogersArm: before you do that, make sure there are no prebuild packages which fix your problem
[01:27] <mezquitale> xguru84, last step sudo update-grub
[01:27] <RogersArm> I am also  looking to find helpon patcjing my system manually in general
[01:27] <RogersArm> nh2 I am told that the prebuilt ones arent patched
[01:27] <durt> moot, you can set up networking in /etc/network/interfaces so that eth0 is setup at boot, DNS IP numbers go in /etc/resolv.conf
[01:27] <IdleOne> [manas]: you are installing the jre or jdk of java6 ( not sure that makes a difference though )
[01:27] <[manas]> IdleOne, i hate wine it never works for me
[01:27] <RogersArm> nh2:  I am told that the prebuilt ones arent patched
[01:28] <[manas]> IdleOne, http://paste.ubuntu.com/273175/
[01:28] <qwebirc69935> hello, i'm working on a translation for a program with PoEdit. but the language i'm translating into is RTL so i wanted to test some lines before i continue. is there a way to do that?
[01:28] <nh2> RogersArm: ok
[01:28] <[manas]> IdleOne, http://www.java.com/en/download/linux_manual.jsp?locale=en&host=www.java.com:80
[01:28] <[manas]> IdleOne,  can u give me couple min im brb
[01:28] <bdpa> hpfrantzy5
[01:28] <IdleOne> [manas]: that thread says you should be able to play it fine in browser. make sure you install flashplugin-nonfree also
[01:29] <IdleOne> [manas]: don't need toi install that and ubntu uses .deb not .rpm
[01:29] <durt> qwebirc69935, best to ask in #ubuntu-devel or #ubuntu-motu
[01:29] <RogersArm> nh2: Was that it?
[01:29] <mezquitale> qwebirc69935, this is ubuntu support, try on a programing channel
[01:29] <qwebirc69935> thank you durt
[01:31] <nh2> RogersArm: ok in most general way, you download the source code as a tar archive, unpack it, change into the dir, apply your patches (often with patch -p1 [patchfile]) , get all package the program depends on (usually -dev packages, often see README or INSTALL files), ./configure, make, and sudo checkinstall or sudo make install to install
[01:31] <moot> crap
[01:31] <moot> durt: Okay, resolv.conf is fine, the nameservers are configured fine
[01:31] <RogersArm> nh2: Thanks!!!
[01:31] <moot> and eth0 is configured correctly, I can ping my router via eth0
[01:31] <moot> it's just
[01:31] <durt> moot, does ifconfig look ok?
[01:31] <moot> I can't leave my network
[01:32] <moot> ick
[01:32] <moot> I'm doing the phone support thing
[01:32] <moot> but I'll have her read off her ifconfig
[01:32] <nh2> RogersArm: for most detailled problems of that procedure, the channel should know the answer
[01:33] <nh2> moot: phone support on linux is great
[01:33] <moot> this is a bitch
[01:33] <moot> :(
[01:33] <durt> moot, I'm not taking any blame for this :)
[01:33] <moot> wait
[01:33] <qwebirc69935> i installed my ubuntu using wubi but i figured out i chose a little space for the virtual disk. can i expand it?
[01:34] <[manas]> IdleOne, im back so it no way how to do it?
[01:34] <nh2> qwebirc69935: yes, use the Gparted live cd or the ubuntu live cd and start gparted, which lets you resize partitions
[01:34] <moot> durt: ifconfig checks out
[01:35] <RogersArm> nh2: another quick noob question, you might not know the answer but I am supposed to patch my madwifi driver. I have a choice of about 7 different patches. Now am I supposed to download all of them or just one? http://patches.aircrack-ng.org/ scroll downl a bit to see the madwifi files
[01:35] <kbp> I have a printing Ubuntu server 9.04 with cups + samba, it's very easy to connect to its printer on WIndows (just browse -> double click -> install driver -> print). However I can't find anyway at all to install that printer on a Ubuntu 9.04 desktop client. Any suggestion?
[01:35] <Deathvalley122> can someone tell me how to fix a problem I did?
[01:35] <moot> Deathvalley122: Only if you tell us the problem
[01:35] <mezquitale> !ask | Deathvalley122
[01:35] <qwebirc69935> nh2: does that involve data loss?
[01:36] <bdpa> Why can't I burn images in Ubuntu 9.04?
[01:36] <nh2> qwebirc69935: it should not, but backups are always recommended
[01:36] <Deathvalley122> don't worry I am about to pastebin
[01:36] <qwebirc69935> thank you :)
[01:36] <durt> moot, if you ping <IP_ADDRESS> and then ping www.google.com what happens?
[01:36] <bdpa> Is that a bug or am I doing something wrong?
[01:36] <mezquitale> qwebirc69935, there is a very slight chance your hard drive could get corrupted but i've never had any problems adding space to drives using gparted
[01:37] <karan> hi guyz
[01:37] <nix-idioteque> DUN DA DUNNNNN! IRSSI
[01:37] <NauTiluS1> hi
[01:37] <nh2> RogersArm: I'm not sure, perhaps you should ask in the aircrack-ng irc channel
[01:37] <karan> when will the next version of ubuntu release?
[01:37] <david9> how do I access my lab linux server remotely when I am using ubuntu?
[01:37] <RogersArm> nh2: will do, thanks again.
[01:37] <Pici>  !9.10 | karan
[01:37] <qwebirc69935> well, if that is so .. is there any advantage of getting ubuntu on a seperate partition?
[01:37] <mezquitale> bdpa,  are you able to burn CD's???  you mean to say the CD's aren't bootable or you cant burn CDs at all?
[01:37] <Deathvalley122> moot: http://pastebin.com/m2df0a6db
[01:37] <Deathvalley122> or anyone
[01:37] <Deathvalley122> for that matter
[01:38] <Deathvalley122> can you please take a look at that
[01:38] <karan> so it will be a stable release in october?
[01:38] <bdpa> It won't recognize blank CD/DVD
[01:38] <mezquitale> david9, i suggest you install openssh server in your lab linux server
[01:38] <Drained> Hello, everyone recently my wireless has been acting up, i can't really "test" my wired connection to see if it's my router or my wifi adapter, but i can't even load a full page completley... any ideas? is it the operating system internet, adatper, router, modem?
[01:39] <bdpa> it boots up cd/DVD but not the blank ones.
[01:39] <david9> mezquitale, I usually access the lab in window using putty and vnc
[01:39] <Deathvalley122> ubottu: http://pastebin.com/m2df0a6db <----do you know how I can fix that
[01:39] <Deathvalley122> oh can anyone help me please
[01:39] <durt> moot, oh ya, did you restart networking?
[01:39] <Deathvalley122> I can't do what I just undid
[01:39] <david9> how do I do remote access ?
[01:39] <Drained> what about it death..
[01:39] <moot> durt: pinging the IP address shows 100% packet loss. Pinging the google.com address yields "Unknown host"
[01:40] <nix-idioteque> ubottu !linus
[01:40] <bdpa> other people have the same problems
[01:40] <nix-idioteque> ubottu: !anything
[01:40] <mrwes> Deathvalley122, upgrade brother
[01:40] <nix-idioteque> Hah
[01:40] <durt> moot, so no connection whatsoever but eth0 is up?
[01:40] <Deathvalley122> mrwes:
[01:41] <mrwes> Deathvalley122,
[01:41] <moot> durt: I can ping the router, and from Windows, I have full internet access. SO the router isn't broke, the connection is fine.
[01:41] <bdpa> so, any one have any ideas??
[01:41] <Deathvalley122> I deleted a source list and followed some steps on your guys forum
[01:41] <playya> Deathvalley122, you are on breezy?
[01:41] <bdpa> I have tried multiple burners
[01:41]  * gsp2009 still can't believe that peer-to-peer filesharing isn't easier on ubuntu
[01:41] <Drained> Death, what did you delete?
[01:41] <Deathvalley122> playya no
[01:41] <bdpa> they all can't recognize blank cds
[01:41] <david9> anybody know how to remote access?  I open a terminal and type the gateway but command not found...
[01:42] <Deathvalley122> Drained
[01:42] <Deathvalley122> this
[01:42] <h00k> when I share a folder using nautilus right-click -> share, when trying to see it on the network, its always "Failed to mount share" (I have guess access/allow other people to write)
[01:42] <Deathvalley122> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1244758
[01:42] <Drained> david gateway is a TCP protocol
[01:42] <durt> moot, in windows what IP address and subnet mask does the machine get? Is it similar to Ubuntu?
[01:42] <GoogletheKid> david9 ssh?
[01:42] <mrwes> gsp2009, torrents work fine on Ubuntu
[01:42] <playya> david9, ssh hostname
[01:42] <dsnyders> Hi all!  Any sed experts?  I need to convert a web page file with urls into a series of wgets.
[01:42] <Drained> of course console won't recognize it
[01:42] <david9> ok
[01:42] <david9> I am going to try it
[01:42] <gsp2009> mrwes, I mean on a home network.. sorry
[01:42] <Drained> stop giving me links
[01:42] <mezquitale> david9, so if you use putty then just ssh to your server: ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[01:42] <Drained> i asked what you deleted..
[01:42] <mrwes> gsp2009, right click on the folder and share doesn't work?
[01:42] <david9> I am not using putty,,,I use putty on window
[01:42] <moot> durt: it's a DHCP setup
[01:43] <bdpa> CAN ANYONE BURN IMAGES ON UBUNTU? I CAN'T
[01:43] <mezquitale> dsnyders, try #web channel, this channel is ubuntu support channel
[01:43] <david9> now I install unbuntu and want to do remote access
[01:43] <Drained> bdpa it's you
[01:43] <gsp2009> mrwes, I finally got that to work... but somehow I can't see the resources on the network.
[01:43] <david9> mezquitale
[01:43] <h00k> !caps | bdpa
[01:43] <david9> brb
[01:43] <bdpa> I was trying to get attention ... sorry
[01:43] <durt> moot, are you sure it's not pppoe?
[01:43] <Drained> OK I GOT YOUR ATTENTION NOW
[01:43] <Drained> bdpa: it's just you.
[01:43] <moot> durt: Positive.
[01:44] <mezquitale> david9, i know what you mean, putty is for windows, in ubuntu you can use ssh, to open up a terminal and type :  ssh username@yourservername
[01:44] <Deathvalley122> Drained
[01:44] <bdpa> I can't burn images
[01:44] <Deathvalley122> I deleted sources.list
[01:44] <Drained> bdpa: I said ITS just you
[01:44] <Deathvalley122> and readded ot
[01:44] <Deathvalley122> it*
[01:44] <bdpa> the burners won't recognize blank cds
[01:44] <Drained> why did you delete sources.list"?
[01:44] <Drained> that's where packages are read from..
[01:44] <bdpa> but other people have the same prob
[01:44] <Deathvalley122> cause I was having trouble with opera Drained
[01:44] <mezquitale> bdpa, you can't burn CD's at all??
[01:44] <bdpa> no
[01:45] <Drained> death deleting sources doesn't fix opera..
[01:45] <playya> bdpa, do you have an usb stick?
[01:45] <bdpa> Yes
[01:45] <Drained> sources.list and opera aren't even similar in any way
[01:45] <Deathvalley122> I couldn't get rid of the um sources.list.d the files for opera
[01:45] <dsnyders> mezquitale, No good.  I'm looking for help with sed, not with anything directly web related.
[01:45] <playya> bdpa, download an image and use usb-creator
[01:45] <mezquitale>   bdpa it must be the application youre using, what app youre using to burn CD's???  I can even burn mp3 cd's using rhythmbox
[01:46] <Deathvalley122> Drained how do I fix this?
[01:46] <h00k> bdpa: it also might be a hardware problem
[01:46] <bdpa> k3d, diskburner, everything I can find
[01:46] <Drained> Umm... you really have no choice but to ask for someone's sources.list
[01:46] <dsnyders> bdpa, it is possible that your burner can't burn to your disks.  eg CD-R vs CD+R
[01:46] <inspiron630> how can i see if i'm running 32 bit or 64 bit
[01:46] <Drained> my internet is Twaked right now i can't load any webpages.
[01:46] <durt> moot, so the router doesn't pass packets from Ubuntu but does for Windows...
[01:46] <bdpa> It was working fine when I had... windows
[01:46] <lyrae> for those who use shared hosts, which one do you use?
[01:46] <Deathvalley122> Drained do I ask it here?
[01:46] <lyrae> i cant seem to find a decent one
[01:46] <moot> durt: Yeah.
[01:46] <Drained> you can try death
[01:46] <mezquitale> dsnyders, well maybe someone from #web can direct you to someone with that expertise, this channel is for ubuntu support, you might find someone who knows about sed if youre lucky, just try different times
[01:47] <curaloucura> hello, I'm having a problem with my Ubuntu Jaunty to connect to any mail server on port 995
[01:47] <Pici> lyrae: Thats not really on-topic for this channel, try #ubuntu-offtopic
[01:47] <lyrae> Pici: thanks
[01:47] <Drained> Hi, bdpa: welcome to Linux.
[01:47] <Deathvalley122> does anyone have a source.list?
[01:47] <Drained> if you're using wine
[01:47] <h00k> when I share a folder using nautilus right-click -> share, when trying to see it on the network, its always "Failed to mount share" (I have guess access/allow other people to write)
[01:47] <Drained> you WONT be able too burn
[01:47] <fbianconi> Deathvalley122: http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/ should generate a sources.list you can use, Opera afaik is not in the repos, recommended opera install is download from their page
[01:47] <mezquitale> ask! | curaloucura
[01:48] <bdpa> I have seen many forums with the same prob but no solution
[01:48] <durt> moot, my only advice is to see what's different in Windows from Ubuntu, I haven't touched a windows box in years.
[01:48] <curaloucura> I try to telnet pop.gmail.com 995  but it time out
[01:48] <Drained> ok bdpa: for the last time, get diffrent burner program
[01:48] <curaloucura> at office it worked
[01:48] <playya> Deathvalley122,  1s
[01:48] <IdleOne> [manas]: working now?
[01:48] <Deathvalley122> playya what?
[01:49] <[manas]> IdleOne, it looks like but very slow
[01:49] <bdpa> Drained, which would you recommend I have tried many different ones
[01:49] <playya> Deathvalley122, i'll paste mine
[01:49] <Drained> bapa: try the one preinstalled.
[01:49] <IdleOne> [manas]: well at least it works now :)
[01:49] <Deathvalley122> ok ty playya
[01:49] <sunshinepants> bdpa: I've seen one problem with brasero not detecting blank cd-r's, and another when the normalize command was causing a fault
[01:49] <bdpa> Drained: I have tried that one as well
[01:49] <InvisibleMan> I just tried installing Ubuntu over the network.  The install finished without any errors, but Ubuntu won't boot.  The last message on the screen is "udevd-event[1177]: 'path_id /devices/platform/pcspkr/input/input2/event2' abnormal exit".  Any ideas on how to fix this?  This is the third time I have tried reinstalling.  memtest86+ ran without finding any errors
[01:49] <[manas]> IdleOne,  ye thanks mate a lot
[01:50] <IdleOne> [manas]: no problem
[01:50] <Drained> Then it has to do with your hardware.
[01:50] <Drained> what kind of burner is it
[01:50] <Drained> external or internal
[01:50] <bdpa> i have tried both external and internal. It does this on my desktop as well.
[01:50] <playya> Deathvalley122, http://pastebin.com/f45485938
[01:51] <Drained> what does it do to your desktop?
[01:51] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: sounds like a soundcard or pci bus issue - is it a laptop?
[01:51] <bdpa> It won't recognize the blank cd's.
[01:51] <Shimmy1> Hey guys, can anybody help me with an error im having?
[01:51] <bdpa> I can boot any cd/dvd with data but not blank ones
[01:51] <Gnea> Shimmy1: not if we don't know what the error is :)
[01:51] <Shimmy1> XD
[01:51] <durt> Shimmy1, just ask the question
[01:51] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Yeah, it is a laptop
[01:52] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Fairly old one too
[01:52] <Shimmy1> Im new to IRC, Im new to Linux, Im new to messing around with computers
[01:52] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: make/model?
[01:52] <Shimmy1> So please try to have a longer temper with me...lol
[01:52] <h00k> !ask | Shimmy1
[01:52] <Drained> ... your desktop doesn't do that..
[01:52] <bdpa> Drained: yeah, unfortunately it does
[01:52] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Toshiba Portege 7020CT
[01:52] <DigitalKiwi> Shimmy1: man pages are your friend, google is your friend, wikis are your friend, forums are your friend, irc is your last resort
[01:52] <DigitalKiwi> !next
[01:52] <Drained> no your desktop doesn't say things, the linux operating system does.
[01:53] <Drained> and it seems to be the CD's
[01:53] <Gnea> !laptops
[01:53] <Shimmy1> Ok, Thanks Ubottu. This may be simple for you guys, but I'm lost- I tried to install Ubuntu on my old XP, but the installer told me that i need a I686 Ubuntu instead of what I have on the disc?
[01:53] <sebsebseb> !thanks |  Shimmy1
[01:53] <Drained> shimmy you need x64bit
[01:53] <Drained> linux
[01:53] <DigitalKiwi> Drained: wut
[01:53] <durt> Shimmy1, you mean i386?
[01:53] <Shimmy1> it said i686 i believe
[01:53] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: you need 32bit
[01:53] <Josh__> I love it when people reply to a bot thinking it's a human
[01:53] <Shimmy1> i used 32 bit
[01:53] <Drained> i386 is 32bit compatible..
[01:53] <bdpa> Ok, Thanks Drained. I'll try different types of CD
[01:53] <Shimmy1> Josh, this is my first time on IRC
[01:53] <Drained> you have the 64bit then
[01:54] <Shimmy1> i didnt check the 64 though...
[01:54] <Drained> Shimmy you have the 64bit lol
[01:54] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: Is it a CD they sent you or?
[01:54] <Shimmy1> No,
[01:54] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: There is a whole support section just for laptops?
[01:54] <Drained> you might've accidently ticked the wrong one
[01:54] <Shimmy1> i downloadedi it myself
[01:54] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: Have you still got the ISO?
[01:54] <Drained> What kind of processor is it?
[01:54] <Shimmy1> I believe i still have it
[01:55] <curaloucura> from my ubuntu box , when I do #telnet pop.gmail.com 995  it just time out, so I can't receive e-mails, internet is ok, I'm using dial up, any clue?
[01:55] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: If so what does it say for the name?
[01:55] <Mikru> Hey my friend is running Jaunty 9.04 and gets "Video mode not supported" on any monitors he tries when using the "nvidia" (The official ones..) drivers
[01:55] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: yeah, trying to see if there's something there
[01:55] <Shimmy1> Processor is a 2400+ 2.0 GHz AMD Athlon XP
[01:55] <Mikru> Works fine when he uses the "nv" drivers, but obviously he'd like some hardware accel.
[01:55] <durt> Shimmy1, i386 is the 32bit version amd64 is the 64bit version, there is no i686 version.
[01:55] <Josh__> Mikru, mabye his monitor doesnt support DPMS?
[01:55] <Mikru> interesting, as the xorg.conf I wrote did have a DPMS line (copied from my own)
[01:56] <Mikru> I am not familiar with it
[01:56] <Mikru> what is it?
[01:56] <DigitalKiwi> XP is not x86_64
[01:56] <Drained> digital who said that?
[01:56] <Josh__> Mikru, ahh. Mabye copy the modeline from the working config to the "nvidia" Xorg.conf?
[01:56] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: ok  and you downloaded AMD64 ISO?
[01:56] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: okay, are you familiar with editting the boot/kernel line?
[01:56] <thiebaude> there is 64bit xp
[01:56] <DigitalKiwi> because athlon 64 xp was the first amd 64 bit chip
[01:56] <Shimmy1> I cant find the iso i downloaded currently
[01:56] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: i386 and  i686  both mean 32bit
[01:56] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: No
[01:57] <Josh__> thiebaude, he's referring to the Athlon "XP" series processors.
[01:57] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: by default  it will download the 32bit, and then people can tell it to download the 64bit also
[01:57] <Mikru> Josh_: Only ever got it working with the almost-blank xorg.conf ubuntu seems to work with usually... (I'm not an ubuntu user myself.)
[01:57] <thiebaude> Josh__, thanks
[01:57] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Err, actually, if you mean that line that says "kernel" in the default file, then yes, a little
[01:57] <DigitalKiwi> Shimmy1: did you download it from a web browser? if you did then check the download history
[01:57] <obiwan__> hi, please why echo [1-5] won't show 1 2 3 4 5 but echo * shows all my files
[01:57] <Shimmy1> good idea!
[01:57] <Mikru> Been trying a reasonable 1280x1024, which his monitor should work with fine.
[01:57] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: I get the feeling that you are talking about something else though, heh
[01:57] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: pretty simple actually - when the system is booting up , just past POST, it does that little countdown from 3 - if you press ESC, you can edit it
[01:58] <Shimmy1> ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[01:58] <DigitalKiwi> it shouldn't be complaining :/
[01:58] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: ok that's 32bit
[01:58] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Do you need any information from this error screen, or can I reboot?
[01:58] <Shimmy1> Technology hates me
[01:58] <Drained> ok, That processor is 64bit
[01:58] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: it's fine to reboot
[01:58] <DigitalKiwi> could that error be from burning the disk wrong?
[01:58] <DigitalKiwi> Drained: no
[01:58] <Drained> it can run 32bit so im not sure why it's crying
[01:58] <sebsebseb> Drained: yeah I was going to look to see what proccessor he had again
[01:59] <Shimmy1> its a AMD Athlon? 2.0 GHz
[01:59] <Shimmy1> 2400_
[01:59] <Shimmy1> *+
[01:59] <DigitalKiwi> amd athlon 64 xp or amd athlon xp
[01:59] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: if you got a 64bit proccessor  may as well go with the 64bit version, by the way how much RAM you got?
[01:59] <DigitalKiwi> one is 64 bit the other is not
[01:59] <Shimmy1> 1 gig
[01:59] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Alright, what do I do with the kernel line?
[01:59] <PyCHild> !ds_askforsession
[01:59] <baboeska> i'd go with 32 bit
[01:59] <baboeska> if in doubt use 32 bi
[01:59] <thiebaude> baboeska, i agree
[01:59] <baboeska> t
[01:59] <sebsebseb> baboeska: 64bit Ubuntu can run with 1GB RAM as well
[01:59] <Shimmy1> i thought i downloaded the 32 bit?
[01:59] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: edit it so that, at the very end of it, you add this:  pci=routeirq
[01:59] <sebsebseb> baboeska: it didn't like his 32bit
[02:00] <baboeska> sure sebastien_, but you have to have a 64bit processor... ah k
[02:00] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: Did you md5sum the ISO I guess not, since your new
[02:00] <sebsebseb> !md5sum | Shimmy1
[02:00] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Then boot?
[02:00] <Shimmy1> I forgot to this time,
[02:00] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: Did you run the CD check on the CD when you have it booted?
[02:00] <Shimmy1> i tried putting Ubuntu on a freakishly old laptop before and checked its hash or whatever
[02:00] <Shimmy1> this time i forgot
[02:00] <Drained> Ok well shimmy i wish you luck, i've got to fix my internet issue kudos
[02:01] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: yup
[02:01] <durt> Shimmy1, Ubuntu is not kind to really old hardware
[02:01] <Shimmy1> Im a dreamer
[02:01] <Shimmy1> im just discovering technology, kinda
[02:01] <Shimmy1> ive always known how to use it
[02:02] <Shimmy1> but now im kinda figuring out why im able to
[02:02] <Shimmy1> i guess
[02:02] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: I just noticed a new error.  Something about APCI being past the age cut-off or something
[02:02] <sebsebseb> durt Shimmy1  Later versions of  Ubuntu can run on 128MB RAM even,  just got to know how to get them running
[02:02] <Gnea> Shimmy1: Ubuntu wants a fast CPU and lots of RAM - at least a 1ghz and 256MB (392MB or better, actually)
[02:02] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: It went too fast.
[02:02] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, offtopic, but i get my built computer next week
[02:02] <DigitalKiwi> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_AMD_Athlon_XP_microprocessors 2400+ is one of these, these are not 64 bit, just so everyone knows ;p
[02:02] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: your building a computer next week?
[02:02] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: alright - is it freezing up at the same spot again?
[02:02] <thiebaude> sebsebseb, a friend of the family
[02:03] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Unless it is supposed to be taking forever to get past 15%, yes
[02:03] <durt> sebsebseb, yes, I've done many cli installs, just saying Gnome's a hog.
[02:03] <thiebaude> haven't told me what kind, all i know its dual core
[02:03] <sebsebseb> durt: 128MB RAM,  512MB or so SWAP already on there, and the desktop CD should boot
[02:03] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: sometimes... is this jaunty?
[02:03] <DigitalKiwi> Gnea: well he has a 2ghz and 1 gig of ram, so ubuntu should run, albeit not incredibly fast and might have memory problems without a decent swap...
[02:03] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Yes
[02:03] <Gnea> sebsebseb: it's not going to boot to 128MB
[02:03] <sebsebseb> Gnea: Hardy can
[02:04] <sebsebseb> Gnea: as long as what I just said happens
[02:04] <Shimmy1> I kind of want this XP to run linux as a proof of theory?
[02:04] <durt> sebsebseb, but the facial twitching from waiting causes people around you to back away.
[02:04] <Gnea> sebsebseb: true, but it's all old software, he might as well run a derivative that's more suitable
[02:04] <DigitalKiwi> Shimmy1: it should be able to
[02:04] <DigitalKiwi> what was the exact error message or don't you know
[02:05] <Shimmy1> something about there was no x86 found, please use a i686
[02:05] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: is the HDD LED flashing?
[02:05] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: No
[02:05]  * thiebaude saying goodbye to my 9yr old computer
[02:05] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: does it say anything on the screen?
[02:05] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1:  I am not following what your saying 100%
[02:05] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: No
[02:05] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Oh wait.  It made progress
[02:05] <Shimmy1> What would you like me to clarify on?
[02:05] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: oh? :)
[02:06] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: 75%.  It got to this point on the second reinstall, then failed with a horde of segmentation faults
[02:06] <edman007> how do i install from a thumb drive
[02:06] <Gnea> hmm
[02:06] <DigitalKiwi> i've never heard of an error like this and google isn't turning up any results :(
[02:06] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: Nevermind and you could try the 64bit version as well to see if that works
[02:06] <Gnea> !usb | edman007
[02:06] <sarthor> Hi, how can i use double monitors on my jaunty, When i am Enable "Option "Xinerama"  "true"" , Then it gives RANDR error,
[02:06] <Mikru> blah
[02:06] <DigitalKiwi> sebsebseb: ...
[02:06] <edman007> thanks
[02:06] <DigitalKiwi> his cpu is not 64 bit
[02:07] <sebsebseb> DigitalKiwi: Well in that case why woudn't the 32bit work?
[02:07] <Mikru> why would changing it from nv -> nvidia cause "Video mode not supported"
[02:07] <DigitalKiwi> maybe he burned the disk wrong?
[02:07] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: That was with Xubuntu though...  This system is rather old and limited on resources, which is why I tried that first.  I couldn't get it to work though, so I am trying the normal Ubuntu
[02:07] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: okay - what's the cpu/mem?
[02:07] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: 128MB RAM, 255MHz PII
[02:07] <InvisibleMan> Err, 355MHz
[02:07] <DigitalKiwi> ouch
[02:07] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: Get hold of the ISO md5sum it,   burn the CD a bit slower as well maybe, and do the CD check  on the CD to make sure the CD is good, and then hopefuly it works
[02:08] <DigitalKiwi> debian! InvisibleMan
[02:08] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: holy ubuntu cd's raining from the sky!!
[02:08] <Shimmy1> how can i check the CD itself instead of the iso
[02:08] <DigitalKiwi> doesn't ubuntu have a verify disk option at boot?
[02:08] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: you can check both
[02:08] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: I was using Puppy Linux before this, since it actually ran on the hardware.  Found out it doesn't handle UTF-8 though
[02:08] <Shimmy1> WinMD5Sum doesnt want to work
[02:08] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: You stil have the ISO on there right?
[02:08] <curaloucura> from my ubuntu box , when I do #telnet pop.gmail.com 995  it just time out, so I can't receive e-mails, internet is ok, I'm using dial up, any clue?
[02:08] <Shimmy1> nothing wants to work
[02:08] <Shimmy1> XD
[02:09] <thiebaude> DigitalKiwi: check for errors
[02:09] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: There are other programs for md5sum as well
[02:09] <Shimmy1> ugh
[02:09] <unknown> hi, is it possible somehow using some command from terminal to turn off the screen? (something like after few minutes of innactivity) ?
[02:10] <Shimmy1> its working
[02:10] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: and you need the page to compare the code you get in the program
[02:10] <InvisibleMan> DigitalKiwi: I am unsure; were you suggesting I try debian instead?
[02:10] <DigitalKiwi> http://getmd5checker.com/ worked well (i think iirc) Shimmy1
[02:10] <Shimmy1> The Iso checks out
[02:10] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: have you compared the code?
[02:11] <Shimmy1> yes, the codes are exact
[02:11] <sebsebseb> as to one on the page?
[02:11] <DigitalKiwi> InvisibleMan: perhaps
[02:11] <Shimmy1> yes
[02:11] <DigitalKiwi> there are a lot of distros lighter than ubuntu that work better than puppy
[02:11] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: ok now you can check the CD that you have  the disk CD on it, or burn a new one
[02:11] <baboeska> was there an error message?
[02:11] <Shimmy1> How do i go about checking the CD?
[02:12] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: boot from it,  and  one of the options is the CD check
[02:12] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: boot the computer from it
[02:12] <Shimmy1> Can i do that on THIS computer and not ruin it?
[02:12] <InvisibleMan> DigitalKiwi: The laptop has a broken DVD drive, so I have to do installs over the network.  Does debian support this?
[02:12] <orfeas> hi everyone
[02:12] <idefine> I am trying to use the ab command to benchmark my site, is it possible to have it follow a redirect for a url?
[02:12] <baboeska> InvisibleMan, that's a generic netboot-pxe install
[02:12] <DigitalKiwi> do you have a usb thumb drive? and will it boot from one
[02:12] <baboeska> yes debian does, but you have to setup the netboot server first InvisibleMan
[02:12] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: uhmmm  maybe in virtual machine software hmm,  but  that's  a bit silly,  you boot the computer from the CD and check it
[02:12] <DigitalKiwi> most distros have .img these days
[02:13] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: elivecd might work, although updates might not be as good
[02:13] <InvisibleMan> baboeska: I have a server setup from when I installed Ubuntu.  Will the same one work?
[02:13] <linuxguy2009> Can anyone walk me through on how to share my DVD burner with my netbook running UNR?
[02:13] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: also if you get bad luck with CD's,  there are other ways Ubuntu can be installed as well
[02:13] <baboeska> should do if you config'd the server to be a netboot-pxe server InvisibleMan
[02:14] <baboeska> InvisibleMan, try it
[02:14] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: I just need this laptop to run IRSSI and Synergy (Pidgen as well if possible)
[02:14] <Shimmy1> sebsebseb, like what
[02:14] <e370> can someone ping me? my net seems really slow, think someone might be packeting me :\
[02:14] <neconide> helllo
[02:14] <sebsebseb> !install |  Shimmy1
[02:14] <sebsebseb> !usb |  Shinji_Iwakura
[02:14] <sebsebseb> Shinji_Iwakura: ah wrong one
[02:14] <sebsebseb> Shinji_Iwakura: see above
[02:14] <FloodBot2> sebsebseb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[02:14] <neconide> e370: sudo apt-get p0f | sudo p0f
[02:14] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: see above
[02:14] <InvisibleMan> baboeska: Ok, thanks
[02:14] <neconide> e370: if its going nuts, you're getting DoS/DDoS'd
[02:14] <fbianconi> !md5 | Shimmy1
[02:15] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: give these a shot then: http://opengeu.intilinux.com/Download.html  http://www.elivecd.org/  very elegant, made to run on old and new hardware
[02:15] <neconide> how can I resize this partition inside of ubuntu? Is it possible?
[02:15] <sebsebseb> !md5sum
[02:15] <neconide> As in, resize the partition ubuntu's on
[02:15] <Shimmy1> That all seems really really complicated
[02:15] <sebsebseb> fbianconi: thanks :)   well that one is better than !md5sum
[02:15] <Shimmy1> should i just burn another cd?
[02:15] <seidos> has anyone tried installing Ubuntu, but not installing gnome or x?
[02:15] <neconide> seidos: why would you do that
[02:15] <Shimmy1> brb
[02:15] <gsp2009> anyone know how to make a permanent link to a smb:// share? I want to use picasa which needs a path for watch folders.
[02:15] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Another problem is I need to be able to install them over the network
[02:15] <neconide> seidos: if you want KDE, download kubuntu
[02:16] <thiebaude> !minimal
[02:16] <baboeska> seidos, you mean the server install variant? does that still exist?
[02:16] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: I'll have a look though, thanks
[02:16] <seidos> neconide: speed
[02:16] <durt> seidos, sure
[02:16] <e370> neconide: how do i get a firewall or something?
[02:16] <baboeska> !server
[02:16] <neconide> e370: sudo apt-get install ipfw
[02:16] <e370> ty
[02:16] <neconide> e370: ipfw stands for "IP Firewall"
[02:16] <durt> !firewall >e370
[02:16] <seidos> baboeska: it still exists, as far as I know :)
[02:16] <DigitalKiwi> neconide: some people (like me) don't actually want/need/use DEs and function perfectly fine
[02:16] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: By the way, Ubuntu just reported a bunch of segmentation faults, something about being unable to remove /tmp/.clean, and being able to create /tmp.X11-unix
[02:17] <InvisibleMan> *unable
[02:17] <InvisibleMan> */tmp/.X11-unix
[02:17] <seidos> baboeska: but what if you want a stripped version, then you could do sudo apt-get install for packages slowly just to see if it will run in its most basic form
[02:17] <durt> seidos, the alternate cd will do a cli install
[02:18] <DigitalKiwi> ubuntu isn't that well suited to building a system from the ground up...
[02:18] <seidos> durt: ahhhh, thank you
[02:18] <baboeska> you'd want gentoo for that maybe
[02:18] <DigitalKiwi> gentoo eww, at least use arch or something binary
[02:18] <cfedde> DigitalKiwi: you mean compiling from source?
[02:18] <schwinn434> hello everyone
[02:18] <DigitalKiwi> (something else binary, arch is binary)
[02:19] <baboeska> DigitalKiwi, i don't have much experience beyond ubuntu but i'm interested into moving into a dist that will teach me more behind the scenes, what would you recommend as a logical next step? i played with fedora and found that quiite easy to grasp (with teh gui)
[02:19] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: should be able to: https://wiki.edubuntu.org/LiveCDNetboot
[02:20] <nrstott> baboeska: why change?  Ubuntu is popular for a reason.
[02:20] <cfedde> baboeska: get a good text on command line unix first
[02:20] <nrstott> baboeska: it's a myth that ubuntu keeps you from knowing the 'ins and outs' of unix
[02:20] <brummbaer> baboeska, if you want a learning curve, go w/ gentoo
[02:20] <DigitalKiwi> ubuntu isn't the end all be all of linux distros...a lot of people start on ubuntu then realize that it's not actually what they want and move on
[02:20] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: then just toss any ol' iso image in place
[02:20] <cfedde> install freebsd and type 'make world' at the command line.
[02:20] <nrstott> I started on mandrake years ago
[02:21] <neconide> brummbaer: gentoo is hideous
[02:21] <nrstott> Ubuntu is the end all be all for me
[02:21] <nrstott> I would never go back to Fedora, Mandrake, or any of that crap
[02:21] <Gnea> gentoo is for people who enjoy learning how the system works, much like slackware
[02:21] <brummbaer> neconide, i agree, but there's your learning curve. :) and sabayon's really a pretty nice rendition that redeems gentoo in my opinion
[02:21] <ricardol> hello, i want to try a precompiled kernel, could someone help me?
[02:21] <schwinn434> can I reload a new version of ubuntu over and existing installation of ubuntu?
[02:21] <neconide> brummbaer: true.
[02:21] <Gnea> if you don't care and just want it to "just work", then Ubuntu or other binary-package based distros are probably more suited for you
[02:22] <DigitalKiwi> arch is sort of like gentoo in that you learn a lot about linux as it is from the ground up ... but is more convenient as it is binary instead of source based
[02:22] <cfedde> ricardol: if you've installed and are running ubuntu then you already are.
[02:22] <seidos> schwinn434: you can use update manager to upgrade
[02:22] <durt> schwinn434, absolutely
[02:22] <nrstott> What exactly do you guys think ubuntu holds you back from doing
[02:22] <schwinn434> I believe I've tried update manager - with no success
[02:22] <baboeska> i was thinking gentoo would be a logical next step, fedora i found very similar to ubuntu, and i've never tried arch linux, not sure how different it is
[02:22] <nrstott> you can compile from source on Ubuntu just like any other unix
[02:22] <thiebaude> nrstott: for me nothing
[02:22] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: I am unsure how livecd does it, but I have had problems booting from an iso over the network before.  Since the laptop only has 128MB RAM, it was unable to download the entire iso
[02:22] <seidos> nrstott: it isn't ubuntu, it's me
[02:23] <tben> Hi,How can I get videos on youtube to play in Firefox? it tells me I need to install a pluggin for 'MPEG-4 AAC decoder' but the only one that comes up is 'bad' and caused errors. I tried to install Adobe Flash 10 but when it showed as installed on the 'Add/Remove' programs list it was not on the list of pluggins in Firefox. I'm stumped. Thanks for any help.
[02:23] <rabidweezle> alright, I used gnome-ppp to connect to my wireless broadband from my aircard, how can I get linux to actually "use" the line?
[02:23] <sebsebseb> !ot  |  nrstott
[02:23] <Gnea> nrstott: that's the thing - it doesn't, it's very versatile
[02:23] <Shimmy1> Sorry everybody, I had to run somewhere real quick. Does anybody remember me from 5 minutes ago?
[02:23] <baboeska> well nrstott, with a really easy to use gui i don't delve as deep into the system, its user friendliness leads me to not need to comprehend it fully
[02:23] <sebsebseb> Shimmy1: yes
[02:23] <ricardol> cfedde, actually, i want to try a specific ubuntu kernel that i downloaded. i would like to know if someone can help me trough the process of installing it and make an entry in grub for it
[02:23] <seidos> nrstott: it's only limited by one's own knowledge
[02:23] <nrstott> ubottu: that's ridiculous, they are the ones talking about OTHER UNIXES to try!! and I get OT?!
[02:23] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: then see if you can substitute one of those more lighter-weight distro iso's
[02:23] <sebsebseb> nrstott: heh
[02:23] <Shimmy1> Awesome. I was thinking I could just burn another CD?
[02:23] <prince_jammys> baboeska: why expect the distro to teach you? You can learn all that just by snooping around, reading documentation ... Does it have to be by force?
[02:23] <thiebaude> haha
[02:24]  * sebsebseb #ubuntu-offtopic for everyone offtopic right now :D
[02:24] <nrstott> I like talking to bots
[02:24] <rabidweezle> anyone ever have to use gnome-ppp? or setup a proper dialup connection in kubuntu?
[02:24] <nano_> que onda
[02:24] <mojo> hello everyone
[02:24] <seidos> !es | nano_
[02:24] <sebsebseb> nrstott: I like using the bot I triggered it :D  and only had a quick glance and you were the one,   plus Gnea  might get annoyed at me if I did it at him :D
[02:24] <thiebaude> mojo: wassup
[02:24] <durt> !es nano_
[02:24] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Alright, thanks for the help
[02:24] <Gnea> InvisibleMan: the E-based distros require less resources, they tend to be more apt to work (did you see the elivecd compiz video? girl's booting it from a thumbdrive and playing Eve on a eeepc)
[02:24] <nrstott> sebsebseb: that's ok :)
[02:24] <shutter1234> either firefox or the theme on ubuntu is making all website backgrounds white...i've been looking through options but I must be missing something, how should I remedy this?
[02:24] <mojo> i'd love to ask if anyone here successfully got Passenger Phusion running with Ruby 1.9.1, Rails 2.3.4
[02:24] <thiebaude> sebsebseb: i was quilty of offtopic too
[02:24] <nrstott> sebsebseb: just trying to say that Ubuntu rocks and you don't need to go to another distro to learn :)
[02:25] <InvisibleMan> Gnea: Ok
[02:25] <rabidweezle> omfg... no one has ever used gnome-ppp before?
[02:25] <sebsebseb> thiebaude: Yeah you are a lot,  now if I was op I might have to ban you from the channal for a long  time  as a result :D you know I am joking
[02:25] <thiebaude> :), yep
[02:26] <Gnea> rabidweezle: if it's gnome-based, I try to avoid it :)
[02:26]  * seidos loves ubuntu
[02:26] <Gnea> !ppp | rabidweezle
[02:26] <sebsebseb> !language |  rabidweezle
[02:26]  * thiebaude im just happy about next week
[02:26] <rabidweezle> Gnea Actually, that was very usefull
[02:26] <durt> rabidweezle, considering broadband is so prevelent in the english speaking world, it's not suprising for this channel
[02:26] <Gnea> rabidweezle: what was? the gnome-ppp?
[02:27] <rabidweezle> durt: it's for mobile broadband :)
[02:27] <fbianconi> shutter1234: check colors button under friefox/edit/preferences/content
[02:27] <rabidweezle> Gnea: I use kubuntu, and kde4 doesn't work on my ppp connection, according to ubottu there, knetworkmanager blocks it
[02:27] <shutter1234> fbianconi, thanks
[02:27] <Gnea> rabidweezle: that's weird. permission issue perhaps?
[02:27] <linuxguy2009> Im trying to set a folder to share and it says I need to install this sharing service. When i do it says to fix broken package so I have obviously accidentally removed a required file. Does anyone know what package(s) that may be?
[02:28] <dabukalam> i'm struggling to use the "connect to server" dialog box in Places. I fill in the hostname, and it doesn't let me connect, even though typing smb://IP in nautilus works - i want to be able to connect as a specific user on the server
[02:28] <rabidweezle> Gnea: dunno, I just need to kill KNetworkManager it looks according to the bot
[02:28] <dabukalam> linuxguy2009: open synaptic and click on fix broken packages
[02:28] <StevenMyers> Beta 6 for karmic hit the shelves today right?
[02:28] <sarthor> Hi, how can i use double monitors on my jaunty, When i am Enable "Option "Xinerama"  "true"" , Then it gives RANDR error,
[02:28] <linuxguy2009> dabukalam: yeah i did. There are no broken ones there.
[02:28] <sebsebseb> !karmic |  StevenMyers
[02:29] <StevenMyers> oops
[02:29] <StevenMyers> Alpa 6
[02:29] <amites> Is there any way to open the directory of a file found in a nautilus search?
[02:29] <StevenMyers> :-p
[02:29] <sebsebseb> StevenMyers: yep Alpha 6 is out
[02:29] <StevenMyers> Thanks. Worth grabbing compared to the previous alpha
[02:29] <StevenMyers> ?
[02:29] <nrstott> is there a way to open PDFs and have the annotations work?
[02:29] <linuxguy2009> amites: right click, open folder
[02:29] <dabukalam> linuxguy2009: no idea then. I always hit a wall with the broken packages thing :|
[02:30] <linuxguy2009> maybe Ill have to reinstall.
[02:30] <dabukalam> nrstott: download acrobat reader
[02:30] <amites> linuxguy2009: is that an addon? I'm running Jaunty and don't have that option
[02:30] <linuxguy2009> amites: I just right clicked a file and went to sharing options
[02:30] <dabukalam> amites: double-click/
[02:31] <dabukalam> amites: wait you're using the default jaunty nautilus search?
[02:31] <amites> yes
[02:31] <Gnea> rabidweezle: not sure on that one
[02:31] <amites> is there a better one?
[02:31] <dabukalam> amites: i'm sure there is, but that wasn't what i was getting at. Double clicking doesn't work?
[02:32] <fbianconi> dabukalam: I'm not sure this works, but have you tried smb://user:pass@host
[02:32] <amites> I'm searching for a specific file, I'm trying to open/find the folder that file is contained under
[02:32] <amites> and no
[02:32] <amites> it tries to open the file
[02:32] <dabukalam> fbianconi: yeah i tried that :D - that's the windows way
[02:33] <linuxguy2009> Is there any way to tell synaptic to set the system back to only keep software that was on by default and add back what has been removed from default?
[02:34] <dabukalam> fbianconi: lemme try again
[02:34] <Wildbat> hi there, is it possible to set the computer to remember what programs and position on desktop bewteen logoff/ shutdown?
[02:35] <dabukalam> fbianconi: actually it works. how strange
[02:35] <dabukalam> fbianconi: how can i tell wha tthe domain name is? because i'm sure it's not WORKGROUP
[02:36] <StevenMyers> Does the Karmic Alpha 6 2.6.31-9.29 kernel provide NVidia prep?
[02:39] <StevenMyers> Eww, first known issue did it for me. Grub2 does not show boot option for other OS's on the sys. That sucks
[02:39] <fbianconi> dabukalam: workgroup is mutex with domain name in windows; I think if you have a windows machine around it'll be under My PC properties, PC name or similar
[02:39] <alokito> StevenMyers, karmic's grub?
[02:40] <StevenMyers> aye
[02:40] <alokito> whoa
[02:40] <alokito> how will ppl with windows use it then?
[02:40] <StevenMyers> Yeah. I hope people know this before rebooting lol
[02:41] <StevenMyers> Better get Xnest :p
[02:41] <ricardol> hello, i want to try a precompiled kernel that has squashfs-lzma support could someone help me installing it in my system??
[02:41] <alokito> well we old users can configure it but how about noobs :-/
[02:41] <StevenMyers> ;-)
[02:41] <dabukalam> how can i get a server to automatically mount when it's connected, and dismount when disconnected without any warnings errors passwords etc
[02:43] <Ulises54> Hi all
[02:43] <StevenMyers> I'll stick with my Jaunty 9.04, I like the feeling of my wife being able to boot into her XP.
[02:44] <Ulises54> Iv'e got a problem while trying to redimention my HD
[02:44] <Ulises54> http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/9533/pantallazo4u.png
[02:44] <Ulises54> I cannot understand it nor fixing it
[02:44] <ubunter> I know apt-get saves things it downloads to /var/cache/apt/packages, but where does the add/remove applications dialogue save its packages to?
[02:44] <causasui> If I want to switch my filesystem, do I need to do anything except copy all the files, format, and copy them back?
[02:44] <alokito> StevenMyers, well u can edit menu.lst to boot from windows
[02:45] <Ulises54> Hi
[02:45] <alokito> ubunter, same location I guess
[02:45] <Ulises54> hi alokito
[02:45] <ubunter> sorry archives not packages
[02:45] <logos> whete can i edit the path where apt-get save files?
[02:45] <alokito> its a frontend for apt-get, nothing else
[02:46] <jiohdi> is there a way to get num lock on boot up?
[02:46] <alokito> !ask | Ulises54
[02:46] <ubunter> really? I did a sudo cp to a spare partition, then copied back over on reformat, and it still wants to downlaods 2 hours worth of things
[02:46] <luist> hey how do i change metacity to emerald permanently? after i restarted it went back to metacity :(
[02:46] <Ulises54> Iv'e got a problem while trying to redimention my HD
[02:46] <Ulises54> http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/9533/pantallazo4u.png
[02:46] <Ulises54> I cannot understand it nor fixing it
[02:46] <jian> ?
[02:48] <jiohdi> 2?: how so I link 7zip to have EXTRACT HERE show up in the menu?
[02:48] <dabukalam> how can i get a server to automatically mount when it's connected, and dismount when disconnected without any warnings errors passwords etc
[02:48] <causasui> If I want to switch my filesystem, do I need to do anything except copy all the files, format, and copy them back?
[02:48] <phoneix> does anyone know when will Lubuntu officially release?
[02:48] <duende> Help:  My CPU frequency isn't showing right in Ubuntu.  I have ondemand stopped, and it appears that my cpufrequency can only go as high as 2.79GHz when in my bios/windows it shows 3.6GHz.  What would cause this?
[02:49] <dabukalam> !lubuntu
[02:49] <Ulises54> Does somebody give answers at this channel?
[02:49] <jiohdi> Ulises54: sometimes :)
[02:49] <Dr_Willis> Ulises54:  if they know the answer.. yes.
[02:49] <fbianconi> logos: somewhere in the dir /etc/apt/apt.conf.d/ I guess
[02:49] <Ulises54> ok
[02:49] <dabukalam> !repeat | Ulises54
[02:49] <Ulises54> (01:44:09) Ulises7u6: Iv'e got a problem while trying to redimention my HD
[02:49] <Ulises54> (01:44:10) Ulises7u6: http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/9533/pantallazo4u.png
[02:49] <Ulises54> (01:44:28) Ulises7u6: I cannot understand it nor fixing it
[02:49] <phoneix> thanks anyway. Lubuntu is a new distro branch of Ubuntu. It's based on LXDE.
[02:50] <alokito> Ulises54, err whats the meaning of redimention? :-/
[02:50] <dabukalam> !repeat > Ulises54
[02:50] <alokito> repartition?
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> Yea.. if going to repeete at least fix the spelling. :)
[02:50] <StevenMyers> Ulises54 you can also Google.com your question. 85% of my answers are found there.
[02:50] <Ulises54> yes, to reduce the partition
[02:50] <Flannel> phoneix: not branch, nor distro, flavor.
[02:50] <phoneix> alright. XD
[02:50] <Flannel> phoneix: and they're planning their first release at the end of October
[02:50] <Dr_Willis> also not everyone has a browser handy to go to a URL to see the actual problem.
[02:50] <dabukalam> !google | StevenMyers
[02:50] <bastid_raZor> luist: which version of ubuntu are you using?
[02:50] <alokito> Ulises54, wait checking ur screenshot
[02:50] <StevenMyers> lol
[02:50] <dabukalam> :D
[02:50] <logos> Hi! I'm trying to isntall the ubuntu 9.04 desktop edition on my Dell inspiron 1545 laptop. But the installer freez up when i select any  option after choose the language. I'd tried some parameters cheatcodes like noapci, etc.. But nothing. I also have selected the secure graph mode, and tried to solve this with a tip that suggests the use of "xforcevesa" parameter... I already tested the CD on a "hp" laptop, and its ok.  I'm starting to think that the problem
[02:50] <logos> is the gnome, since i have runned a live-cd of a distro which uses the kde. Anyone?
[02:50] <Ulises54> ok
[02:51] <madman1> i have no sound again
[02:51] <StevenMyers> ubottu: this is a secondary option. Not the first.
[02:51] <luist> bastid_raZor: jaunty
[02:51] <alokito> Ulises54, is it your boot partition?
[02:51] <Flannel> logos: Have you verified the CD? (it's one of the menu options when you first boot)
[02:51] <Ulises54> yes
[02:51] <Ulises54> I'm running a LiveCD
[02:51] <alokito> oh and I don't understand the language
[02:51] <Ulises54> The error is in english
[02:51] <StevenMyers> Hold on... is obuttu a bot hence the "bot" in it's name?
[02:52] <logos> Flannel Yes i did.
[02:52] <logos> Flannel but not on the laptop, couse he freeze up in that option too.
[02:52] <alokito> where's the error?
[02:52] <dabukalam> StevenMyers: haha that took a long time
[02:52] <StevenMyers> hehe
[02:52] <dabukalam> !stevenmyers
[02:52] <bastid_raZor> luist: in ccsm under window decorations you'll see Command enter emerald --replace  and when compiz starts it'll use emerald for its decorator
[02:52] <Flannel> logos: Alright.  I suggest you grab the alternate CD install that way
[02:53] <causasui> if I wanted to change my filesystem from jfs to ext4, would I need to do anything other than cp/rsync the files to another disk, mkfs, and rsync them back?
[02:53] <StevenMyers> Well.. now I know
[02:53] <Ulises54> let me seee: "aAttempt to read block form...
[02:53] <Ulises54> till sda1"
[02:53] <Ulises54> Lol
[02:53] <alokito> Ulises54, sorry I forgot... if u resize your root partition it will be unbootable
[02:53] <dabukalam> !flood | Ulises54
[02:53] <alokito> applies for ext3 dont know about ext4
[02:53] <Itaku> whats the aptitude package for flash player?
[02:53] <bastid_raZor> luist: window decorator.. then Command.. put emerald --replace  in the empty box.  to start emerald now open a terminal and type emerald --replace &
[02:53] <logos> Flannel Hm... No other way to solve this problem? I mean... Without burn another CD... Its late here, no places to buy a virgin cd.
[02:53] <luist> bastid_raZor: ok ill take a look
[02:54] <Ulises54> alokito I know
[02:54] <Ulises54> I need to make a new partition to install the ubuntu again
[02:54] <Flannel> logos: If it freezes even with the check CD for defects, it's not anything to do with acpi or anything, since that's a fairly bare-bones utility
[02:54]  * StevenMyers can't stand irssi foo.theme :-p
[02:54] <alokito> Ulises54, then simply delete the partition and make a new one?
[02:54] <StevenMyers> No color to it.
[02:54] <dn4> I scored a 200Gb harddrive today for 45 bucks
[02:55] <bastid_raZor> http://quadpoint.org/articles/irssi  has some nice ideas for themes.. StevenMyers
[02:55] <alokito> or is it the windows boot partition?
[02:55] <logos> Flannel and what about the gnome? It is possible to install the ubuntu without the gnome? Using some parameter cheatcode?
[02:55] <luist> bastid_raZor: i have to check Enable Commands box too right?
[02:55] <madman1> i have no sound
[02:55] <alokito> !sound | madman1
[02:55] <Meatspin> hey does anyone know the sudo for fixing the xubuntu shell?
[02:55] <queso_> I receive this error when checking for updates: "Could Not Download All Repository Indexes -- Failed to fetch http://ppa.launchpad.net/bisigi/ppa/ubuntu/dists/jaunty/Release  Unable to find expected entry  maindeb-src/binary-amd64/Packages in Meta-index file (malformed Release file?)"  How can I fix this?  Thank you.
[02:55] <Ulises54> becouse the old partition is corrupted
[02:55] <Ulises54> this is a way to keep the data and copy paste after creating the new partition
[02:55] <Ulises54> The thing is that there is an error there that doesn't allow me to resize, neither to create the new partition.
[02:56] <Flannel> logos: Not with the desktop CD (with the alternate CD, sure).  But while you're getting a new CD, you might as well download the *kubuntu* alternate CD, which will install KDE
[02:56] <bastid_raZor> luist: are you in the right place? there should be no check box except for enable Window Decoration
[02:56] <dabukalam> !ask | Ulises54
[02:56] <Ulises54> alokito
[02:56] <dabukalam> queso_: try a different update server
[02:56] <alokito> Ulises54, copy the data of the old partition somewhere else then delete it
[02:56] <Ulises54> I only have ubuntu
[02:56] <Ulises54> I need to make a new partition to install the ubuntu again
[02:56] <Ulises54> becouse the old partition is corrupted
[02:56] <Ulises54> The thing is that there is an error there that doesn't allow me to resize, neither to create the new partition.
[02:56] <logos> Flannel right... Ok. Thanks, i think its impossible to install from this CD.
[02:56] <Ulises54> this is a way to keep the data and copy paste after creating the new partition
[02:57] <queso_> dabukalam: I just did and got the same error. All the other packages load just fine. Will trying *another* server potentially fix it?
[02:57] <alokito> Ulises54, that's why its not resizing
[02:57] <madman1> i have no sound and ASLA is enabled
[02:57] <alokito> cuz its corrupted
[02:57] <dabukalam> Ulises54: PLEASE KEEP YOUR QUESTIONS TO ONE LINE SO OTHERS CAN HAVE A CHANCE AS WELL
[02:57] <Flannel> logos: Assuming we're talking 32bit and 9.04, that'd be here: http://releases.ubuntu.com/kubuntu/jaunty/kubuntu-9.04-alternate-i386.iso
[02:57] <alokito> the only option is to delete it
[02:57] <seidos> !yell | dabukalam
[02:57] <nix-idioteque> http://carcino.gen.nz/images/image.phpi/6e8786e2/t-unix-is-sexy.gif?cb=1117774063
[02:57] <nix-idioteque> haha
[02:57] <Ulises54> REally?, Iv'e been told that i can resize without loosing data.
[02:58] <alokito> Ulises54, you can fsck it to see if it can be fixed
[02:58] <Capso> I'm trying to boot the latest Ubuntu Desktop CD on my Sony Vaio laptop that has an Intel Centrino CPU, but the Live CD won't get past the "ISOLINUX ..." message
[02:58] <Capso> Any ideas why that is?
[02:58] <Ulises54> Since I have no other drive to copy the data
[02:58] <logos> Flannel i was thinking about the possibility of burn a cd with kubuntu or ubuntu alternate, but the problem is that i want to install this today, and in my country all the stores that sale cds are closed. lol
[02:58] <Capso> How might I boot into the Live CD?
[02:58] <dabukalam> queso_: if it's a problem with your connection to that server, maybe, but if you already got packages, I don't see why you wouldn't get others
[02:58] <Flannel> logos: Do you have a USB drive?
[02:58] <Ulises54> alokito I've already done that... without succeding
[02:58] <Capso> Anyone?
[02:59] <alokito> Capso, have u burnt the cd iso image?
[02:59] <fbianconi>  Ulises54: have you tried rebooting? some timet this kind of errors are produced when fstab is not in sync with the partition table
[02:59] <causasui> If I want to switch my filesystem, do I need to do anything except copy all the files, format, and copy them back?
[02:59] <logos> Flannel Yes. I think i'll try to do a flashdisk boot.
[02:59] <Capso> alokito, Yes, please see above
[02:59] <Ulises54> fbianconi I've already tryed that...
[02:59] <nix-idioteque> Mahhhh
[02:59] <nix-idioteque> Come on, it wasn't that bad
[02:59] <Ulises54> No succes...
[02:59] <Flannel> logos: Pop the CD you've got into your other computer (download the Kubuntu image to its harddrive), then under administration, there's a utility to turn an iso into a flash drive boot thing
[02:59] <queso_> dabukalam: Does the package it errors with appear to be third-party? It's looks like regular Ubuntu to me.
[02:59] <alokito> Capso, check your bios settings if you can't boot from the cd at startup
[03:00] <Flannel> nix-idioteque: This channel is for support, not random links
[03:00] <Capso> alokito, What should I look for?
[03:00] <ellensparkle> does anyone knows if the internal sound + graphics works with imac 9,1 ? couse i tried running ubuntu on my imac a few months back, and it didnt go so good :)
[03:00] <Capso> alokito, It boots into the CD fine. The Live CD just hangs at the "ISO LINUX..." message
[03:00] <alokito> Capso, boot device priority
[03:00] <Flannel> logos: You can choose the kubuntu iso, and it'll get put onto the flash drive for you to boot from (and install from)
[03:00] <logos> Flannel yeap. Thanks, i'll do it right now.
[03:00] <Ulises54> fbianconi, you mean to reboot and execute the LiveCD an try to resize?
[03:00] <Capso> alokito, As I said, it boots into the CD fine.
[03:01] <alokito> Capso, well u didn't say that
[03:01] <Capso> alokito, I did say that.
[03:01] <rlee> anyone aware of a well protected tunneling service?
[03:01] <Capso> alokito, Anyways, now you know. It boots into the CD fine, but hangs at that message.
[03:01] <alokito> Capso, ok I didn't notice
[03:01] <DigitalKiwi> rlee: like tor?
[03:01] <alokito> use the verify option in the boot menu to check the disk for errors
[03:02] <nix-idioteque> Flannel: how do I used terminal to track what's going on in an app I can't seem to get running...  I'm using nicotine plus and it had worked before, but stopped all of a suddent.  It shows it's going to start (the loading watch) but nothing happens...
[03:02] <rlee> something faster to use, good for everyday 'net use rather than the sneak and peak like tor
[03:02] <fbianconi> Ulises54: do you have Ubuntu installed in that drive? (if no, then yes)
[03:02] <Capso> alokito, In what boot menu? The Ubuntu CD boot menu?
[03:02] <DigitalKiwi> rlee: i have heard of (but can't remember their name...) one but it's not free
[03:02] <DigitalKiwi> let me google
[03:02] <alokito> Capso, yes
[03:02] <Ulises54> fbianconi, i have Hardy installed on that drive
[03:02] <Capso> alokito, It doesn't get that far.
[03:03] <alokito> Capso, then u got corrupted cd
[03:03] <alokito> try with another cd
[03:03] <rlee> ok... i tried google and a bunch of them came up so i thought i'd ask for some help
[03:03] <misingnoglic1> Hey jews, happy new year
[03:03] <misingnoglic1> =]
[03:04] <DigitalKiwi> actually i have no idea what i'm looking for :(
[03:04] <Capso> alokito, All it says is: "ISOLINUX 3.63 Debian-2008-07-15 Copyright (C) 1994-2008 H. Peter Anvin"
[03:04] <Capso> alokito, How can you say I have a corrupted CD?
[03:04] <mattwj2002> hi everyone
[03:04] <mattwj2002> can anyone recommend an ogg vorbis codec calculator?
[03:04] <rlee> k, thanks though
[03:04] <mattwj2002> for ubuntu
[03:04] <alokito> Capso, if it was fine then it would show the boot menu
[03:04] <rlee> atleast DOCSIS3.0 has AES which is a little bit harder than DES56
[03:05] <alokito> have you tried in another pc?
[03:05] <Capso> alokito, Let me try, one second.
[03:05] <StevenMyers> Any other way to have a webserver load without using static IP/
[03:05] <Flannel> mattwj2002: calculator?
[03:05] <mattwj2002> yeah
[03:05] <Flannel> StevenMyers: dynamic dns, dyndns.com
[03:05] <jiohdi> Capso: did you do the check sum program on the cd? whats it called, something like d5sum?
[03:05] <StevenMyers> bah, I don't wanna pay :p But thank you for the option though :-/
[03:05] <mattwj2002> I want to know what bitrates I need to encode a video in ogg vorbis for a particular file size
[03:05] <fbianconi> Ulises54: you should fsck the disk
[03:06] <ubunter> you don't have to pay for dyndns
[03:06] <StevenMyers> It's free?
[03:06] <Ulises54> fbianconi, i've alrady done
[03:06] <ubunter> (I should know)
[03:06] <Flannel> StevenMyers: yes
[03:06] <ubunter> you can pick out a domain name you like as well
[03:06] <Flannel> mattwj2002: That's not how ogg works.  There is no bitrate settings, there's quality settings.
[03:06] <StevenMyers> ubunter: If it's free how come it asks me to checkout?
[03:06] <ubunter> I mean from a list they provide but still
[03:07] <fbianconi> Ulises54: then I'm clueless, sorry
[03:07] <causasui> if I wanted to change my filesystem from jfs to ext4, would I need to do anything other than cp/rsync the files to another disk, mkfs, and rsync them back?
[03:07] <Capso> alokito, jiohdi, Ah, when I try on another PC, it says: "ISOLINUX ..." then "isolinux: Disk error 32, AX = 4200, drive 9F"
[03:07] <Ulises54> fbianconi ok
[03:07] <mattwj2002> oh okay
[03:07] <StevenMyers> ubuntuer: I have a domain, does thi affect my chance for free dns?
[03:07] <mattwj2002> well is there a calculator for that Flannel?
[03:07] <Ulises54> (01:44:09) Ulises7u6: Iv'e got a problem while trying to redimention my HD
[03:07] <Ulises54> (01:44:10) Ulises7u6: http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/9533/pantallazo4u.png
[03:07] <Ulises54> (01:44:28) Ulises7u6: I cannot understand it nor fixing it
[03:07] <alokito> Capso, then u surely have a corrupted disk
[03:07] <Flannel> Ulises54: Please combine that all into one  line in the future.
[03:07] <Capso> OK
[03:07] <Ulises54> ok
[03:08] <Flannel> mattwj2002: I have no idea, I've never even heard of something like that before.
[03:08] <Ulises54>  Iv'e got a problem while trying to redimention my HD http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/9533/pantallazo4u.png I cannot understand it nor fixing it
[03:08] <Capso> alokito, This is a rewritable CD, and was burnt from Windows on ISORECORDER
[03:08] <alokito> Ulises54, can you mount the partition?
[03:08] <Ulises54> yes
[03:08] <alokito> Capso, try nero or something
[03:08] <Ulises54> yes alokito
[03:08] <brez> lol
[03:08] <alokito> Capso, you should burn it at a slow speed
[03:09] <ubunter> StevenMyers: I don't know
[03:09] <alokito> Ulises54, don't u have free space on some other partition in the hard disk?
[03:09] <Flannel> mattwj2002: The way the quality settings work though means that there's never really a fixed size.  So it may be that the best you'll get is 'try it and see'
[03:10] <Ulises54> alokito: I've free space at the same disk
[03:10] <sunshinepants> sweet mother of pearl
[03:10] <ubunter> StevenMyers: can't you have multiple websites pointing to the same ip? (<- I don't know)
[03:10] <mattwj2002> bummer
[03:10] <mattwj2002> :(
[03:11] <mattwj2002> maybe I'll use ffmpeg
[03:11] <alokito> Ulises54, search synaptic for a data recovery tool
[03:11] <ubunter> I'm lucky enough to have a dsl router that supports dyndns by itself, so whenever I start apache I can look at my website externally
[03:11] <mattwj2002> it has a it has a file size option
[03:11] <mattwj2002> :)
[03:11] <alokito> !recoverdm
[03:12] <ubunter> without having to muck around with other commands or anything, and it's only just the single website pointing to my dynamic ip
[03:12] <Capso> alokito, How slow?
[03:12] <mattwj2002> thanks
[03:12] <mattwj2002> :)
[03:12] <alokito> Capso, is it a cd or dvd?
[03:12] <StevenMyers> ubunter: hmm
[03:12] <alokito> cd 8x dvd 4x
[03:12] <StevenMyers> ubunter: I have port forwarding setup but my IP changes frequently so that knocks that option out
[03:13] <StevenMyers> Windstream wants to charge me a butt load of money to have a static IP.
[03:13] <alokito> Capso, 1st check the md5 sum of the downloaded iso image
[03:13] <alokito> if the image is corrupted then slow burning won't help
[03:15] <Ulises54> alokito you mean this http://ubuntu-rescue-remix.org/Download?
[03:15] <Ulises54> sorry: Alokito, you mean this? http://ubuntu-rescue-remix.org/Download
[03:15] <ricardol> someone knows why cant i find package initrd-tools in intrepid ibex?
[03:15] <timClicks> any recommendations for a programme for podcasts?
[03:16] <timClicks> there seem to be quite a few audio programmes around, thought i would ask rather than trying each one
[03:16] <Capso> alokito, It's a CD -- rewritable CD
[03:16] <alokito> Ulises54, checking
[03:17] <alokito> Capso, didn't u burn the cd from a iso image?
[03:17] <dabukalam> how can i get a server to automatically mount when it's connected, and dismount when disconnected without any warnings errors passwords etc
[03:17] <fedalto> timClicks, gPodder.
[03:17] <ne0futur> hi all, I need to install sudo apt-get install linux-restricted-modules-`uname -r`
[03:17] <ne0futur> to have madwifi
[03:17] <timClicks> fedalto: thanks
[03:17] <ne0futur> and I dont understand why it needs to install a nvidia kernel
[03:17] <Capso> alokito, I did
[03:17] <ne0futur> no way to have madwifi without the nvidia stuff ?
[03:18] <alokito> Capso, check the md5 checksum of that image file... you can do it easily with linux k3b I don't know how to do it in windows
[03:18] <ricardol> someone knows why cant i find package initrd-tools in intrepid ibex?
[03:19] <fedalto> timClicks, I use this one to download the episodes and sync with a mp3 device. If you want to listen in the computer, it may have better ones.
[03:19] <Capso> alokito, Know how to do an md5sum on Windows?
[03:19] <xikteny> !md5 | Capso
[03:19] <Capso> xikteny, thanks
[03:20] <alokito> Capso, is it ubuntu 9.04 32 bit?
[03:20] <Capso> alokito, It is
[03:20] <Capso> hmm, my Windows XP install doesn't seem to have md5sum
[03:21] <timClicks> Capso - unlikely to be part of your system
[03:21] <Flannel> Capso: It doesn't by default, that page has a download though
[03:21]  * timClicks seconds Flannel
[03:21] <alokito> Capso, there's a software named ultraiso which can check md5sum but its not free
[03:21] <Capso> ah, I didn't see the download link
[03:21] <Capso> thanks
[03:22] <Ulises54> alokito, is it?
[03:22] <fbianconi> ricardol: I think it may have been replaced by (or joined into) initramfs-tools
[03:22] <zebastian> can someone point me towards Karmic's netbook hash?
[03:22] <alokito> Ulises54, you can try but I haven't used it so I don't know if it'll work
[03:23] <alokito> where's the md5sum of ubuntu 9.04 32 bit?
[03:23] <alokito> I can't find it in ubuntu download page
[03:24] <zebastian> i can't find the hash sum for karmic netbook remix
[03:24] <Pici> alokito: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuHashes
[03:24] <bastid_raZor> http://releases.ubuntu.com/ alokito
[03:24] <alokito> Pici, ok thanks
[03:24] <Capso> alokito, OK, the md5sum checks out
[03:25] <Capso> alokito, And I've re-burnt the ISO on the same CD
[03:25] <alokito> Capso, whats the sum u got?
[03:25] <Ulises54> ok alokito what u mean with recovery tools
[03:25] <Ulises54> can't find it at the repositories
[03:25] <Capso> alokito, 66fa77789c7b8ff63130e5d5a272d67b
[03:25] <zebastian> i've got 8f921e001aebc3e98e8e8e7d29ee1dd4 for karmic netbook, is this correct?
[03:25] <Capso> alokito, Bah, still the same problem. ;(
[03:25] <Capso> I think my CD might be bad
[03:25] <hanasaki> hello all... I have a dual core amd and suddenly it runs at 50% at least all the time when a certain account is logged in on gnome...  top says its Xorg   if I log out and login on another account the cpu is around 1%  how can I nail down exactly what is chewing up the cpu?
[03:26] <alokito> Capso, ok it's correct
[03:26] <alokito> Capso, what problem? how did the burning finish so soon? :-/
[03:27] <logos> Where apt saves the downloaded files? I would like to change this destination to another directory.
[03:28] <alokito> logos, /var/cache/apt/archives
[03:28] <tuxish450> hi
[03:28] <logos> alokito how do i change this directory?
[03:28] <webb82f> anyonne know a really good autokey type program
[03:29] <alokito> logos, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=144779
[03:31] <AutoMatriX> Hi folks, is it possiblke to share the same /home between Ibex and Netbook version of ubuntu ?
[03:31] <fbianconi> logos: you should look in (it's a directory in jaunty) /etc/apt/apt.config.d
[03:31] <alokito> AutoMatriX, yes if u have a separate partition for /home
[03:33] <zebastian> ok i have a problem, i downloaded karmic's netbook remix and i checked for the sum, i don't see the right sum has been posted for karmic netbook, however when i go to the hashes page  my hash 8f921e001aebc3e98e8e8e7d29ee1dd4 matches the netbook hash for jaunty, is this normal?
[03:33] <alokito> AutoMatriX, and if u don't have a separate partition then you can simply link everything in the home directory to the other distro's home directory
[03:33] <alokito> simple :)
[03:33] <AutoMatriX> alokito, euh, I'm trying to understand ...
[03:33] <alokito> lol
[03:33] <ascheel> Any way to check battery level on a laptop from the command line?
[03:34] <alokito> zebastian, if u can boot from the cd and verify it then no need for checksum
[03:34] <bruenig> alokito: muck around in /sys
[03:34] <bastid_raZor> ascheel: acpi -V
[03:34] <AutoMatriX> I d'like to ues one and the same /home partition for both systems ...
[03:34] <ascheel> bastid_raZor: Thanks!  :)
[03:34] <Arv3n> Hi. Does anyone know how to make a bootable ISO off the Windows XP cd?
[03:34] <AutoMatriX> alokito,  I d'like to ues one and the same /home partition for both systems ...
[03:34] <alokito> bruenig, ??
[03:34] <zebastian> alokito: how do you mean? check for errors? it's for a usb
[03:35] <bruenig> alokito: muck around in /sys
[03:35] <bruenig> woops
[03:35] <alokito> AutoMatriX, then set the mount path of the partition to /home in all sys
[03:35] <creative1412> heloo :) guys i have some problmes with Nvidia Driver http://fpaste.org/Pz2q/
[03:35] <Capso> alokito, Oh, my CD-RW is only 650 MB, whereas the Ubuntu Live CD is 700 MB
[03:35] <AutoMatriX> ok, alokito, thanks ;)
[03:35] <Arv3n> Anyone know how to create a boot XP iso off a directory?
[03:35] <alokito> bruenig, not getting u :|
[03:35] <Capso> It's too late for me to go out and buy more CDs.
[03:35] <Capso> ;(
[03:36] <bastid_raZor> Arv3n: ask in ##windows
[03:36] <Arv3n> bastid_raZor, i would but im on linux o_o
[03:36] <Arv3n> ubuntu, actually
[03:36] <creative1412> Capso: 4:36 am here :]
[03:36] <alokito> Capso, u can still install ubuntu with wubi and a virtual cd mounter like damentools
[03:36] <bastid_raZor> Arv3n: good luck then.
[03:37] <alokito> daemontools*
[03:38] <Capso> alokito, I don't want to install Ubuntu. I want to take a backup of my Windows computer to a shared network drive. With Linux, it's really easy, but in Windows you need other crap software.
[03:38] <Capso> And the Windows backup utility isn't working as it should.
[03:38] <Capso> ;)
[03:38] <test34> Capso, you can use rsync in windows too
[03:39] <DigitalKiwi> via cygwin?
[03:39] <test34> yes
[03:39] <DigitalKiwi> hehe
[03:39] <Capso> test34, I need to transfer the whole drive. 60 gigs
[03:39] <Capso> test34, I have cygwin here
[03:39] <Capso> Could you instruct me as to how to do that, please?
[03:40] <DigitalKiwi> dd + gzip + live disk
[03:40] <test34> Capso, man rsync
[03:40] <Capso> Remember, it's onto a shared network drive.
[03:40] <creative1412> guys any one had seen my nvidia issue?
[03:40] <Capso> DigitalKiwi, It needs to be accessible later through Windows.
[03:40] <DigitalKiwi> oh, that's no fun
[03:41] <mividaendigital> hello. I have a acer aspire one 751h. I installed the psb driver following the Ubuntu wiki and it unistalled VLC. Any idea? How can I fix it?
[03:41] <Capso> So, first of all, I'd need to access SMB via cygwin
[03:41] <Ulises54> Tuve problemas mientras trataba de redimensionar el disco http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/9533/pantallazo4u.png ¿Alquien sabe qué puede estar pasando?
[03:41] <alokito> creative1412, have you installed the driver manually or from ubuntu repo?
[03:41] <Ulises54> sorry
[03:41] <Capso> Then, if that's possible, then transfer everything in a way that it can easily be accessible from the network shared drive
[03:41] <seidos> !es | Ulises54
[03:41] <creative1412> alokito: ubuntu repo
[03:42] <Out_Cold> creative1412, you could check #nvidia but they might not be talking
[03:42] <Capso> DigitalKiwi, Can I some how rsync C:?
[03:42] <creative1412> my xorg is OK too
[03:42] <Out_Cold> my card lacks a bit too.. i have 8500gt
[03:42] <DigitalKiwi> i don't really use rsync that often
[03:42] <sebsebseb> zebastian: You shoudn't be doing Karmic yet
[03:42] <DigitalKiwi> let alone on windows :/
[03:43] <zebastian> sebsebseb: it works for the computer i want to put it in
[03:43] <sebsebseb> zebastian: Wait untill the final
[03:43] <alokito> creative1412, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=431265
[03:43] <zebastian> hp mini 110
[03:43] <alokito> see the last post
[03:43] <zebastian> i read the  page for hardware compatibility
[03:43] <sebsebseb> zebastian: it's still buggy  you  can get right problems
[03:43] <zebastian> and it says it works better thanjaunty
[03:44] <sebsebseb> zebastian: it's going to be better than juantey, but it's not ready yet
[03:44] <webb82f> what is scribus
[03:44] <sebsebseb> !info scribus
[03:44] <linuxguy2009> Ok guys I just set a folder to share with nautilus and I restarted, went to my netbook and the default samba workgroup names "WORKGROUP" is shown. I double click to open it and it says opening and then it hangs for a few minutes and then says unable to mount this location. What am i doing wrong?
[03:44] <seisei> when it ready to use ??
[03:44] <sebsebseb> seisei: Karmic?
[03:45] <alokito> sebsebseb, isn't ubuntu netbook remixed used in some laptops already?
[03:45] <sebsebseb> webb82f: It is a desktop publishing program
[03:45] <alokito> by the vendors
[03:45] <seisei> i am new
[03:45] <creative1412> alokito: thanks :]
[03:45] <webb82f> im looking for a app to help me automaticly finish words i start to type
[03:45] <seisei> plz
[03:45] <sebsebseb> alokito: yeah 9.04 though, not development versions of the next one
[03:45] <creative1412> rebooting
[03:45] <webb82f> like predictive text
[03:45] <sebsebseb> seisei: Ok, what do you want?
[03:45] <alokito> sebsebseb, hmm ok
[03:45] <zebastian> sebsebseb: we're a month away
[03:46] <sebsebseb> zebastian: just over a month yeah, and you shoudn't do Karmic yet,  only  proper that can deal with problems properly and developers
[03:46] <seisei> i want intall wiki on localhost
[03:46] <sebsebseb> zebastian: only people not proper above
[03:46] <greensimian> Hey Ubuntu crowd!~
[03:46] <sebsebseb> !hi |  greensimian
[03:46] <greensimian> I have running Ubuntu in a crappy spare machine, and looking to build a nice little SFF machine.
[03:46] <greensimian> I have 2 ???
[03:47] <sebsebseb> !language |  greensimian
[03:47] <sebsebseb> greensimian: well your insulting your computer at least so :D
[03:47] <Capso> wow, I can access //network_drive/share from within cygwin
[03:47] <greensimian> 1:  How can I know that the Motherboard I buy for my new computer will be hep to Ubuntu
[03:48] <DigitalKiwi> never heard of an unsupported mainstream motherboard that wasn't
[03:48] <sebsebseb> Capso: ok and Cygwin isn't supported in here
[03:48] <greensimian> 2:  How do I move all my stuff to the new install?
[03:48] <greensimian> DigitalKiwi: Yeah, but this is a REALLY intergrate mobo
[03:48] <alokito> Capso, congrats and cheers to windows :P
[03:48] <Ben64> greensimian: if you already have ubuntu, and you change mobo/cpu/ram everything should just work
[03:48] <mividaendigital> hello. I have a acer aspire one 751h. I installed the psb driver following the Ubuntu wiki and it unistalled VLC. Any idea? How can I fix it?
[03:48] <greensimian> I am changing Hard Drives 2
[03:49] <Ben64> greensimian: then you could copy everything to the new HD
[03:49] <greensimian> I am just worried that the nic and vid for my new rig won't jive
[03:49] <Capso> alokito, Cheers to cygwin
[03:49] <Capso> alokito, Think I can just rsync /cygdrive ? ;)
[03:49] <baba_b00ie> has anyone used the microsoft zune, zune hd with ubuntu ?
[03:49] <DigitalKiwi> reinstall on the new hard drives and copy the data you need from /home over, will save you so much potential trouble
[03:49] <sebsebseb> !ot |  alokito  Capso
[03:50] <rodneymillerpca> Anyone know how to resolve my webserver is seen by public, However I can't see it localy?
[03:50] <Ben64> greensimian: you could probably do a quick google search of the motherboard model + ubuntu
[03:50] <alokito> Capso, donno I have no idea about rsync
[03:50] <Capso> test34, Um, don't you need an rsync server on the other end in order to use rsync?
[03:50] <Ben64> rodneymillerpca: huh? what are you trying to do?
[03:50] <DigitalKiwi> motherboard + model + linux would be more accurate
[03:50] <rigodeni> hey guys, i have an html file i backed up from "/etc/firefox-3.0/profile/bookmarks.html" and when i try to import it in a new firefox install nothing comes up, is something wrong with the file?
[03:51] <Capso> sebsebseb, Relax
[03:51] <JairunCaloth> yar...
[03:52] <sebsebseb> !hi  |  JairunCaloth
[03:53] <rigodeni> hey guys, i have an html file i backed up from "/etc/firefox-3.0/profile/bookmarks.html" and when i try to import it in a new firefox install nothing comes up, is something wrong with the file?
[03:53] <Ben64> rodneymillerpca: you might want to explain it in the channel, not PM, so more people could try to help out
[03:54] <greensimian> This is the board i want http://www.zotacusa.com/zotac-ionitx-a-u-atom-n330-1-6ghz-dual-core-mini-itx-intel-motherboard.html
[03:54] <JairunCaloth> So I'm having a fun little issue that has had me beating my head against the wall for a couple of days now.
[03:54] <greensimian> I looked on all the forums, no mention of compatibility
[03:54] <greensimian> :(
[03:54] <JairunCaloth> it seems that libata and ahci arn't in my initramfs
[03:54] <rodneymillerpca> Ben64: I have a multisite drupal install on ubuntu 9.4. For some odd reason World can see my sites, but localy here I can't get to them.
[03:54] <JairunCaloth> or it appears that way... it sure as hell can't see my sata drives
[03:55] <greensimian> So is there a list of words I can't use in here?
[03:55] <ramrebol> hi..  how did a ln -s to mi ~/bin..   how can update mi .bash_profile to use mi new command??   o don't hace root privilegies
[03:55] <Ben64> greensimian: probably has to stay PG13-
[03:55] <JairunCaloth> adding them to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and regenerating the initramfs doesn't seem to add them.
[03:55] <JairunCaloth> kinda can't boot without em
[03:56] <shane2peru> can someone give me an example of how to ssh to a box on a specific port # ?  ssh port:username@ip   ??  Is that correct?
[03:56] <Ulises54>  Iv'e got a problem while trying to redimention my HD http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/9533/pantallazo4u.png I cannot understand it nor fixing it
[03:56] <AutoMatriX> bye folks, and thanks for help :D
[03:57] <ramrebol> hi Ulises54
[03:57] <Ulises54> hi ramrebol
[03:57] <lstarnes> shane2peru: ssh -p port user@ip
[03:57] <shane2peru> lstarnes: thanks
[03:57] <vectra> quit
[03:57] <SJr> For some reason when I boot my machine up it can detect my express card gigE card if it's inserted, but afterwards if I just plug it in and load the modules, it doesn't recognize it.
[03:58] <shane2peru> lstarnes: slick, doesn't changing that port help quite a bit with security?
[03:58] <lstarnes> shane2peru: I personally don't think it does
[03:58] <lstarnes> shane2peru: a determine attacker can still try to guess the port
[03:58] <lstarnes> *determined
[03:58] <rodneymillerpca> Ben64 For instance if you type pack60.thruhere.net you get one of my sites. Here localy I get "Failed to Connect"
[03:58] <shane2peru> lstarnes: no?  I guess on a server, I'm talking on a home network
[03:59] <lstarnes> shane2peru: the same applies there
[03:59] <eddu123> hijos de puta
[03:59] <lstarnes> shane2peru: there are only about 65535 possible ports
[03:59] <ramrebol> how can i update mi source?? i'm trying run a new command in mi ~/bin directory
[03:59] <shane2peru> lstarnes: even if ports aren't forwarded from the modem -> router -> computer?
[03:59] <Ben64> rodneymillerpca: you get failed to connect typing in the address?
[04:00] <lstarnes> shane2peru: I think so
[04:00] <shane2peru> lstarnes: how about if I set the listen ip in the sshd.conf
[04:00] <alokito> why does the pointer remains same even after changing the mouse theme in gnome?
[04:00] <alokito> in desktop or nautilus
[04:00] <rodneymillerpca> Ben64 Correct. However world can see the sites
[04:00] <lstarnes> shane2peru: having secure passwords and using strong keys is usually a good defense
[04:00] <zebastian> shane2peru: i have an m2 card with a usb adapter, i need to format it in a way that ubuntu will recognize it to get the usb writer to write the bootable img for a netbook install
[04:00] <greensimian> Hmmm
[04:00] <zebastian> right now its in msdos file system
[04:00] <Ben64> rodneymillerpca: what if you go to http://<IP_ADDRESS>
[04:00] <shane2peru> lstarnes: I could see much more risk involved on a server that is open to public attacks, but a home network, should be a little more secure in general
[04:01] <lstarnes> shane2peru: I remember there being some way to use elaborate firewall rules to restrict which IPs can access it
[04:01] <logos> i'd used the unetbootin to burn my mp3 player/pen drive with a image of kubuntu, but it inst being recognized, anyone imagine why?
[04:01] <greensimian> If anyone has any thoughts about my Zotac Mobo predicament, email me<EMAIL_ADDRESS>I am out like a trout.  Got to get some fud then gym
[04:01] <lstarnes> shane2peru: there are also techniques such as knocking that require a correct port sequence in order to open the right port
[04:01] <shane2peru> lstarnes: oh, right, I do have it firewalled too, but I don't think it is restrictive to my specific ip address, that would be optimal
[04:01] <rodneymillerpca> Ben64 Same thing
[04:02] <Ben64> rodneymillerpca: ping?
[04:02] <lstarnes> shane2peru: generally servers need more security than desktop systems as they are bigger targets
[04:02] <mobster> is there command so i can get package keys from keyserver automatically?
[04:02] <shane2peru> zebastian: how are the ati drivers working?
[04:03] <rodneymillerpca> Ben64 I ping fine
[04:03] <shane2peru> lstarnes: thanks for the info, that is kind of what I figured, I will look a little more at my firewall rules and mess with them to tighten up some loose ends.
[04:03] <zebastian> shane2peru: they sucked, so i went to hardy heron and now works perfectly
[04:03] <shane2peru> zebastian: lol, are you serious!
[04:03] <lstarnes> shane2peru: http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/8759 may also be useful
[04:03] <shane2peru> zebastian: I tried to install the 9.9 version, and they were the pits
[04:03] <logos> i'd used the unetbootin to burn my mp3 player/pen drive with a image of kubuntu, but it inst being recognized, anyone imagine why?
[04:03] <shane2peru> lstarnes: thanks
[04:04] <shane2peru> zebastian: I'm not sure what an m2 is
[04:04] <rodneymillerpca> Ben64: Odd thing is I had this same setup for 4 years without issue. Now recovering from house fire srestoring everything it goes weird on me
[04:04] <zebastian> shane2peru: yes, it sucked and i decided to try hardy and when i did it even had sound, i didnt have to write a script to get sound and the image was better even with compiz enabld
[04:04] <Nothing_> I'm setting up a small linux public computer lab, does anyone know of software that will let users create thir own account w/o admin help?
[04:04] <beto> alguien habla español acá?
[04:04] <zebastian> shane2peru: google sandisk m2
[04:05] <lstarnes> shane2peru: requiring encryption keys, using strong passwords, and disabling insecure things like root logins can definitely help
[04:05] <Ben64> rodneymillerpca: where is the server in relation to you
[04:05] <beto> how i make fpe to entry in ubuntu-br?
[04:05] <shane2peru> lstarnes: ah, yes, I seen that elsewhere about the root logins, I will shut that off to, that was in the sshd.conf file I think
[04:05] <ramrebol> I'm trying to use a new command..  I'm did a simbolic link to my ~/bin, and I have mi .bash_profile ok..  How can update my source for use my new command?
[04:06] <brodis> need help with gparted. how can i merge 2 unnalocated spaces?
[04:06] <shane2peru> zebastian: to format anything I usually use gparted it is visual and pretty easy to use
[04:06] <lstarnes> ramrebol: have you added it to your PATH environment variable?
[04:06] <shane2peru> zebastian: sudo apt-get install gparted
[04:06] <rodneymillerpca> Ben64: I'm on it. Also I have a lappie to left
[04:06] <zebastian> shane2peru:  can it be done through the terminal somehow?
[04:06] <shane2peru> zebastian: it should be formatted already though,
[04:07] <xyz> hm
[04:07] <shane2peru> zebastian: yes, I'm sure it can, but I haven't messed with formatting things via terminal
[04:07]  * zebastian gets gparted
[04:07] <JodaX> what do i use as a smtpd ? (easy to setup)
[04:07] <hanasaki> how do I change the icon size on the desktop?
[04:07] <shane2peru> zebastian: formatting via terminal is something I haven't been willing to mess up in learning, so I have avoided it. :)
[04:07] <logos> i'd used the unetbootin to burn my mp3 player/pen drive with a image of kubuntu, but it inst being recognized, anyone imagine why?
[04:07] <Ben64> rodneymillerpca: so you can't access the server running on your own computer? did you try <IP_ADDRESS>? check firewall rules? Apache listening hosts?
[04:07] <lstarnes> JodaX: maybe postfix
[04:08] <RukusX> Hello! I have a question about filesystems. I have an external hard drive for any kind of files, from docs to mp3 to large files as movies. Its also partition into two parts, so i ahve the option of two different file systems. but whats the best for me ext3 ext4 or reiserFS?
[04:09] <RukusX> i tried googling, but i dont understand a thing. becuase of that its making me want to pick ext3
[04:09] <rodneymillerpca> Ben64: <IP_ADDRESS> brings up first default site, however can't reach others. Firewall check. "Apache listening hosts?" I have no idea how?
[04:09] <sebsebseb> RukusX: Ext4 is better with bigger files,  but the support for it in 9.04 is not 100% stable
[04:09] <zebastian> shane2peru: unable to open /dev/sdb unrecognized disk label
[04:09] <cdr-> I want to dual boot Ubuntu on a small laptop ssd, how small can I partition and still be comfortable?
[04:09] <sebsebseb> RukusX: since the kernel they have and that
[04:10] <RukusX> sebsebseb: what about reiserFS?
[04:10] <JodaX> lstarnes, uhm, not easy to setup, is it ?
[04:10] <shane2peru> zebastian: hmm, that doesn't sound good, can it delete anything on it?
[04:10] <sebsebseb> RukusX: well I gues no file system is 100%  stable,  but  for example there can be a lock up issue in 9.04 when deleting big files
[04:10] <zebastian> ze
[04:10] <eross> does compiz cause poor performance in windowed opengl games?
[04:10] <sebsebseb> RukusX: Ubuntu 9.10 will use Ext4 by default :)
[04:10] <lstarnes> JodaX: almost all of them require some manual setup
[04:10] <zebastian> shane2peru: what disk label should i change it to? there's bsd amiga msdos
[04:10] <shane2peru> zebastian: it doesn't need to be mounted to format it though, and you should be able to restore the lable
[04:11] <soreau> eross: It depends on which graphics driver you use
[04:11] <sebsebseb> RukusX: and on your external hard disk  as you already know, you choose a file system,   I think Ext3   then later on Ext4
[04:11] <shane2peru> zebastian: not sure, I think mdos is most common
[04:11] <JodaX> lstarnes, i only need single user usage...
[04:11] <RukusX> sebsebseb I can make this partition ext3 and safely upgrade it to ext4 in my understanding. is this correct?
[04:11] <zebastian> bsd should be readable by linux right shane2peru
[04:11] <lstarnes> JodaX: the same applies in that case
[04:11] <sebsebseb> RukusX: No don't think so, I think still have to make a new partition for full Ext4 support, since the Ext3 to Ext4 conversion won't be quite good enough as far as I know
[04:12] <shane2peru> zebastian: I'm not really sure, I usually use msdos labels to be compatible with windows, and it works with Linux too.
[04:12] <JodaX> lstarnes, there any tutorial ?
[04:12] <sebsebseb> RukusX: make sure to  use  Ext4 for  / in Ubuntu, but  you may want to wait untill 9.10 before doing that
[04:12] <sebsebseb> RukusX: then it will be nice and fast to boot and shut down, and  disk check after 23 or so boots
[04:12] <RukusX> sebsebseb: well  i need to do something right now tho ...
[04:12] <RukusX> sebsebseb this is an external hard drive actually
[04:12] <sebsebseb> RukusX: on the external  stick with Ext3 for now
[04:13] <RukusX> sebsebseb this is an external hard drive actually on a RAID tho...
[04:13] <RukusX> okay
[04:13] <sebsebseb> !ext3 | RukusX
[04:13] <foxray> i'm having a little trouble with video playback after installing jaunty on my dell mini 9 netbook, as the video stutters with EXA and UXA acceleration, playback was fine with my 8.04 in the past, any ideas?
[04:13] <RukusX> hey really?
[04:13] <RukusX> windows to ext3
[04:13] <zebastian> brb
[04:13] <RukusX> ok done deal
[04:13] <beto> hey i need help in spnish
[04:13] <sebsebseb> RukusX: yep, but that driver can be a little dodgy
[04:13] <RukusX> portability is a must
[04:13] <sebsebseb> !es |  beto
[04:13] <RukusX> it just needs to read
[04:13] <lstarnes> JodaX: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Postfix may be useful
[04:14] <aliasp> i wouldnt dual boot on a small laptop or  on any box and be comfotable
[04:14] <RukusX> sebsebseb i have heard that reiserFS is a good idea too tho... or not?
[04:14] <beto> ok  gracias man
[04:14] <sebsebseb> beto: np
[04:14] <sebsebseb> RukusX: well that's a bit like saying, I have heard that XFS is a good idea  for some partition
[04:15] <RukusX> foxray http://www.ubuntumini.com i think
[04:15] <sebsebseb> RukusX: Resier and XFS and such aren't  that used
[04:15] <sebsebseb> RukusX: and espesailly not with Ubuntu
[04:15] <RukusX> k ext3
[04:15] <RukusX> thanks
[04:15] <RukusX> :)
[04:15] <sebsebseb> RukusX: Ubuntu users tend to use Ext3 or  Ext4
[04:16] <RukusX> sebsebseb:  i doubt due to the limitations of my usb drive i would notice a different between ext3 and ext4 anyways
[04:17] <sebsebseb> RukusX: yeah probably not,  but maybe with the bigger files,  but  XFS is also good with bigger files, well so they say hmm
[04:17]  * zebastian formats m2 ccard with gpated
[04:17] <sebsebseb> RukusX: no driver for Windows to read XFS though as far as I know
[04:17] <sebsebseb> RukusX: also as far as I know there isn't one yet for reading Ext4 actsualley
[04:17] <sebsebseb> RukusX: for Windows
[04:18] <zebastian> hey how do i mount /deb/sdb1 ¿?
[04:18] <zebastian> shane2peru: ^
[04:18] <sebsebseb> RukusX: well I think all of this answers it,  go with Ext3
[04:18] <RukusX> sebsebseb i'm using fdisk  whats the code for ext3 lol
[04:18] <shane2peru> zebastian: via commandline?  It should automount if you are in gnome or kde or other windows manager
[04:18] <GodfatherofEire> Guys, what icon would I replace if I wanted to replace the icon in the main menu?
[04:19] <RukusX> sebsebseb its 83 i guess
[04:19] <linuxguy2009> Nautilus wont connect to a nautilus shared folder on my other ubuntu machine but if I manually brwse to "smb://<IP_ADDRESS>" The folder and all contents show up. Nautilus broke?
[04:19] <zebastian> shane2peru: it says that it's unmounted, how do you mount it on the command line
[04:19] <linuxguy2009> I meant smb://<IP_ADDRESS>/Shared
[04:19] <aleron6> does anybody have compiz installed
[04:19] <shane2peru> zebastian: you need to make a mount point with:  sudo mkdir /media/mydisk
[04:19] <sebsebseb> RukusX: If your doing it on the command line, I can't help you
[04:20] <semir_k> hat.org
[04:20] <aliasp> delete the games icon and add the wine
[04:20] <shane2peru> zebastian: and then mount it with: sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/mydisk
[04:20] <RukusX> sebsebseb no worries
[04:20] <RukusX> sebsebseb i got it
[04:20] <chuong> hi
[04:20] <RukusX> sebsebseb thanks for everything!
[04:20] <sebsebseb> !gparted |  RukusX
[04:20] <chuong> anyone on
[04:20] <sebsebseb> RukusX: np
[04:22] <SJr> How do I get 2.6.31
[04:23] <sebsebseb> SJr: Why do you want it?
[04:23] <RukusX> sebsebseb i went for gparted haha
[04:23] <SJr> I want to see if it fixes file copying tanking my machine
[04:23] <RukusX> sebsebseb:  but the command line is fun. i feel like i am in more control
[04:23] <zebastian> shane2peru: you're lovely
[04:23] <sebsebseb> SJr: file copying hmm  that should  be alright, what file system did you use?
[04:23] <SJr> Ext3
[04:24] <shane2peru> zebastian: just spent a little time learning cli. :)
[04:24] <sebsebseb> SJr: with the kernel Ubuntu uses,  that shoudn't be an issue, copying files
[04:24] <SJr> but anytime I copy files or even read files with SSH or rsync my iowait cranks way up and my machine sucks down.
[04:24] <roygbiv> how do you get to the title bar when you're an inattentive luser like me and manage to have it land underneath the top menu bar?
[04:24] <sebsebseb> SJr: ,but there's a ppa on luanchpad for a later kernel
[04:24] <sebsebseb> launchpad
[04:24] <chuong> hi all
[04:24] <sebsebseb> SJr: or  whatever
[04:24] <XX01XX> anyone else had trouble with bluez and bitpim not playing nice together?
[04:24] <Out_Cold> roygbiv, try alt + m
[04:25] <zebastian> shane2peru: can't go without touching points on the cli
[04:25] <sebsebseb> !hi |  chuong
[04:25] <roygbiv> thanks Out_Cold
[04:25] <kprav33n> I am running into issues when doing packages upgrade on my Ubuntu 9.04.
[04:25] <kprav33n> The package causing the issue is tzdata.
[04:25] <kprav33n> http://pastebin.com/m70a21aa9
[04:25] <shane2peru> lstarnes: do you know how to set the ip address in the sshd.config file can I use 192.168.0/24?  will that work with ssh?
[04:25] <Out_Cold> oh wait.. roygbiv right click the border
[04:25] <kprav33n> I turned on the debug in the postinst script.
[04:25] <lstarnes> shane2peru: use the Listen directive
[04:25] <kprav33n> http://pastebin.com/m25b4a750
[04:25] <Out_Cold> and move
[04:25] <SJr> where do I find it, sebsebseb
[04:25] <lstarnes> shane2peru: by default it listens on all available addresses
[04:25] <kprav33n> Anyone else face the same issue?
[04:26] <kprav33n> Any pointers?
[04:26] <sebsebseb> SJr: Google Ubuntu  2.6.30 ppa or something like that and it should come up
[04:26] <shane2peru> lstarnes: I'm not familiar with listen directives.
[04:26] <axle> umm.. when i try to su root it says wrong pass? it should be the same as the first account i made when i installed b y default right?
[04:26] <GodfatherofEire> Any ideas where I could find that info if nobody knows exactly which icon it is?
[04:26] <Out_Cold> axle, sudo su
[04:26] <Out_Cold> root has a scrambled password
[04:27] <zebastian> shane2peru: how do i check if the bootable usb works? btw what's wubi? i see it looks like a mswindows exec
[04:27] <shane2peru> lstarnes: you mean the listen address?
[04:27] <lstarnes> Out_Cold: sudo -i, not sudo su
[04:27] <axle> thanx!!
[04:27] <sebsebseb> zebastian: it is
[04:27] <lstarnes> shane2peru: yes
[04:27] <Out_Cold> same thing
[04:27] <sebsebseb> zebastian: well the installer is
[04:27] <lstarnes> Out_Cold: no, it's different
[04:27] <sebsebseb> !wubi > zebastian
[04:27] <lstarnes> Out_Cold: sudo su starts sudo, su, and a shell, and might not handle the environment properly
[04:27] <shane2peru> zebastian: you reboot, and select boot off usb, usually you hit like f10 or f2 or f12 depends on the computer
[04:28] <sebsebseb> zebastian: It can be useful for trying Ubuntu, but it puts it in a section of Windows, also  for long term Ubuntu usage it's better to do a proper partitioned install, altough  Wubi installs can be converted, I don't know how though
[04:28] <lstarnes> Out_Cold: sudo -i starts sudo and a shell and handles the environment as if root were logging in directly
[04:28] <zebastian> i see, so since my mom's laptop which is exactly the same as this one, doesn't have the option to boot from usb, i can simply open the usb drive from windows play wubi and see if tworked?=
[04:28] <zebastian> shane2peru:
[04:28] <shane2peru> lstarnes: so can I plug in <IP_ADDRESS>/24 to accept any connection on my network?  or does it have to be a specific address?
[04:28] <sebsebseb> !install |  zebastian
[04:28] <sebsebseb> !usb |  zebastian