[03:28] <dfkmas> Got problem with adobe flashplayer and firefox, i have installed last flashplayer with sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer, and the version is 10.something, but in firefox it shows something like "Shockwave flash version 9.0.999.0", whats the problem? i run ubuntu Jauty..
[03:28] <th0r> Godzuki: ok...now let's see if that matches your kernel....to
[03:28] <Godzuki> jethro: do you have all of the proper codecs?
[03:28] <jethro> whenever i try to open an .avi file the media player opens and then automatically closes,
[03:28] <th0r> Godzuki: do 'uname -a'
[03:28] <bruenig> jethro: try it with mplayer
[03:28] <th0r> Godzuki: and compare the kernel numbers with the /lib/mod
[03:28] <jethro> godzuki i downloaded the ones that were suggested when i tried to open
[03:29] <Frank83> dfkmas, Does Firefox play flash files without a problem?
[03:29] <Godzuki> jethro: try reinstalling them
[03:29] <Raydiation> bruenig: ty, file was called postrm though :)
[03:29] <jethro> is mplayer the totem player?
[03:29] <dfkmas> Frank83: no, it laggs as fuck, and some vdeos cant just play at all
[03:29] <someone1224> ['', '/usr/local/lib/python26.zip', '/usr/local/lib/python2.6', '/usr/local/lib/python2.6/plat-linux2', '/usr/local/lib/python2.6/lib-tk', '/usr/local/lib/python2.6/lib-old', '/usr/local/lib/python2.6/lib-dynload', '/usr/local/lib/python2.6/site-packages']
[03:30] <Frank83> dfkmas, You're running Ubuntu32 or Ubuntu 64=
[03:30] <Raydiation> jethro: totem an mplayer are 2 different players
[03:30] <dfkmas> Frank83: 64 :)
[03:30] <th0r> Godzuki: I suspect you are using kernel 28-13 or 28-14 and don't have the modules installed for that, or at least the ndiswrapper for that
[03:30] <Godzuki> th0r: linux alex-desktop 2.6.30-02063003-generic #02063003 SMP Sat Jul 25 10:57:13 UTC 2009 i686 Gnu/Linux
[03:30] <whimp> anyone here familiar with putty and ssh?
[03:30] <whimp> on ubuntu
[03:31] <Frank83> dfkmas, Well, There is a really easy way to make Flash10 work with Firefox under Ubu64.
[03:31] <dfkmas> Frank83: tell me about it
[03:31] <th0r> Godzuki: where did you get 2.6.30!? You are going to have to compile ndiswrapper for that kernel
[03:32] <Godzuki> th0r: um... i don't remember.
[03:32] <Frank83> dfkmas, You need to download the Flash10 from the Adobe Page, let me see if I can find the link.
[03:32] <th0r> what is the impetus for 2.6.30? I have seen a number of questions about compiling and installing it
[03:32] <Godzuki> th0r: i think it was a torrented version of ubuntu. so probably old.
[03:32] <dfkmas> Frank83: if i run sudo apt-get install flashplugin-installer i will get same file as you trying to find..
[03:33] <Frank83> dfkmas, Then, just extract it in ~/.mozilla/plugins
[03:33] <dfkmas> its .deb files..
[03:33] <th0r> Godzuki: that isn't old...it is new...I don't think it is available for Jaunty
[03:33] <Frank83> dfkmas, The way I am telling you does not involve using a Deb or synaptic at all.
[03:33] <Godzuki> th0r: so I don't have jaunty?
[03:34] <th0r> Godzuki: are you by any chance running +1? Karmic?
[03:34] <dfkmas> Frank83: so which one do i need to download? tar.gz or .rpm?
[03:34] <Frank83> dfkmas, The file name is "libflashplayer-<IP_ADDRESS>.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz"
[03:34] <Godzuki> th0r: I don't know what any of that is. This is my first install.
[03:34] <th0r> Godzuki: do 'lsb_release -a'
[03:34] <dfkmas> thanks, i will try that =)
[03:35] <Godzuki> th0r: ubuntu 9.04 (jaunty)
[03:35] <Zxcvb> th0r: two reasons, atheros wifi and analog support for wintv usb tuners
[03:35] <Godzuki> th0r: no lsb modules are available
[03:35] <th0r> Godzuki: I don't know how you ended up with 2.6.30, but that is the problem
[03:35] <Frank83> dfkmas, It contents a single file called libflashplayer.so, Which you will extract to ~/.mozilla/plugins
[03:35] <kub1> eth0 has stopped working on my desktop box. ifconfig eth0 says unkonwn interface.  kinfocenter shows no eth0 .  Network manager shows ¨new wired connection - never used¨ - any suggestions?? thx
[03:36] <Godzuki> th0r: was I not supposed to get that with jaunty?
[03:36] <dfkmas> Frank83: i will do that now, i'll be back with result..
[03:36] <sambagirl> how can i update my ubuntu  tio the latest version while online??
[03:36] <jet_> anyone know how to wipe a new mp3 playr of its junk?
[03:36] <Frank83> dfkmas, I don't know if having installed it via synaptic might have some impact on it. Try sudo apt-get remove
[03:36] <th0r> Godzuki: I don't think so, I just updated my repos and the latest version is 2.6.28-14
[03:37] <jethro> when i try to play xvid .avi files they just close as soon as then open. what could be causing this?
[03:37] <Numberjumbo> can someone help me with something?
[03:37] <th0r> Godzuki: did you download that torrent from ubuntu.com?
[03:37] <dfkmas> what was the name of the file which need to be copyed? libflashplaer.so?
[03:37] <jethro> i have tried vlc and mplayer to no avail
[03:37] <Frank83> dfkmas, Yes, If I am not wrong that's the only file inside the package
[03:37] <Godzuki> th0r: from here http://torrent.ubuntu.com:6969/
[03:38] <veggteppe_> Anyone that can explain to me what "Beryl" is?:P
[03:38] <dfkmas> Frank83: there is to files, which map did you said? .mozzila/extensions, right?
[03:38] <Numberjumbo> how do I install .tar.gz applications through terminal?
[03:38] <dfkmas> Frank83: there is two files, flashplayer-installer and livflashplayer.so
[03:38] <Estuardo> hello!!!
[03:39] <Frank83> dfkmas, ~/.mozilla/plugins
[03:39] <danbhfive> veggteppe_: beryl is gone, it merged with compiz to make compiz-fusion
[03:39] <Godzuki> th0r: ubuntu-9.04-desktop-i386.iso
[03:39] <Numberjumbo> anyone help please
[03:39] <Numberjumbo> emergency
[03:39] <veggteppe> danbhfive: Okay, so beryl and compiz is basicly the same? all rolled up into one?:)
[03:40] <Estuardo> some one can help me with amarok 2.2
[03:40] <danbhfive> veggteppe_: yeah, basically
[03:40] <th0r> Godzuki: I don't know what is going on there. My next suggestion is this...reboot and in the 3 seconds it gives you press ESC. That will take you to a boot menu where I hope you will find an earlier version of the kernel. Boot into that and see if you can load ndiswrapper
[03:40] <Numberjumbo> i reckon can someone help me with this
[03:40] <dfkmas> Frank83: same problem again, i will try to reinstall firefox and flashplugin
[03:40] <temporarytao> Numberjumbo, googled it for you: tar zxvf /home/yoyo/file.tar.gz
[03:40] <endtwist> I have a folder with permissions and files set to 775, and the owner set to www-data:www-data. I have a second user, rsync (group: www-data) also setup. When I try to chmod using the "rsync" user, I get "Operation not permitted" even though the group on the folder and files is correct.
[03:40] <endtwist> Is there a reason that would happen?
[03:41] <Numberjumbo> thanks, temporarytao
[03:41] <th0r> Numberjumbo: what are you trying to install? Everything installed in ubuntu is done through synaptic
[03:41] <Frank83> dfkmas, When I did that I hadn't installed flash via synaptic at all.
[03:41] <Numberjumbo> i bought a VPS, downloaded PuTTY, I have ubuntu 9.04 running on the VPS
[03:41] <temporarytao> Numberjumbo, that will just extract the files to some folder
[03:41] <Frank83> dfkmas, The issue might be caused because of a file installed by the deb package
[03:42] <Godzuki> th0r its letting me use .28
[03:42] <temporarytao> Numberjumbo, just read the readme file or something on how to actually install/run the program
[03:42] <th0r> Godzuki: bet that will work
[03:42] <donaldo> how to enable subwoofer toshiba laptop 4 harman kardon with subwoofer, realtek alc268, alsa 1.0.20? any idea?? help me please
[03:42] <yoophglup> I am getting an xdmcp error when I start the computer.  I think I need to edit the configuration file but I don't know what file it is
[03:42] <temporarytao> donaldo, use the pulseaudio device chooser
[03:43] <Godzuki> th0r: okay, so I have the terminal back up
[03:43] <jet_> what do i search for in add/remove to get virtual box.....
[03:43] <temporarytao> donaldo, if its not installed already, its prolly in "add/remove"
[03:43] <Godzuki> th0r: do i just do modprobe
[03:43] <th0r> Godzuki: yeah...sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[03:44] <donaldo> I have tried anything but the subwoofer is integrated.
[03:44] <jet_> i need the closed source version can someone walk me through installing it again?
[03:44] <Godzuki> th0r: all config files need .conf: etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper
[03:44] <danbhfive> jet_: go to the sun website, and get it there
[03:44] <th0r> Godzuki: well...at least it is finding it <smile>
[03:44] <Frozen-Solid> is there somewhere i can find a list of package versions that were released with a version of ubuntu?
[03:45] <Godzuki> th0r: yay upgrade.
[03:45] <th0r> Godzuki: might have to reinstall the drivers
[03:45] <jet_> danbhfive: thanks man i think i got it i answered my own question
[03:45] <danbhfive> Frozen-Solid: packages.ubuntu.com
[03:45] <temporarytao> donaldo, i'm thinking the pulseaudio app can help you with selecting your audio channel output. if you've not tried that yet, you should
[03:45] <felixsulla> Ugh, this is a stupid question but... how do I make a program start automatically?
[03:45] <jet_> however, is there any way besides using a usb jump drive to take music from say, a file on a virtual machine and copy it all to a linux folder?
[03:45] <th0r> Godzuki: I didn't even know 2.6.30 was generally available...thought they were still cooking it. Can't believe it is in the jaunty iso
[03:45] <temporarytao> felixsulla, you want to go to administration>sessions
[03:46] <donaldo>
[03:46] <donaldo> my English is very bad, but my language is not found anything helpful.
[03:46] <Frozen-Solid> danbhfive: is that the latest version of the packages for that edition, or the actual shipped with packages?
[03:46] <felixsulla> temporarytao: What if I dont have "Sessions"?
[03:46] <yoophglup> the error says "no servers were defined in the configuration file XDMCP was disabled. this can only be a configuration error. GDM has started a single server for you. you should log in and fix the configuration."
 Any ideas?:P
[03:47] <xeon_> hi all
[03:47] <Frozen-Solid> i'm looking right now, and no i'm confused
[03:47] <th0r> Godzuki: you can make that kernel your default. When you boot up, count the number of the line for that kernel (starting at the top as 0). Then in /boot/grub/menu.lst find the default line and change 0 to whatever (probably 2)
[03:47] <temporarytao> felixsulla, why is it not there? FYI, i can't explore very much for you. i'm on a #! box
[03:47] <felixsulla> temporarytao: Dont ask me. It is just not there.
[03:48] <danbhfive> Frozen-Solid: well, jaunty is the current release, hardy is LTS, and karmic is the next release
[03:48] <Godzuki> th0r: I have a blinky blue light!
[03:48] <Frank83> Temporarytao, I think there is a command line to call it up. Let me see if I can fish it for you.
[03:48] <donaldo> temporarytao:
[03:48] <donaldo> Once you try but do not work for me.
[03:49] <felixsulla> How do I add "Sessions" into Admin?
[03:49] <th0r> Godzuki: is that good?
[03:49] <temporarytao> felixsulla, that's actually system>preferrences>sessions
[03:49] <Frozen-Solid> danbhfive: i'm aware of that. i'm running Hardy server edition. i'm trying to find out what version of bind9 would be installed on it and i don't have physical access to the box at this very second
[03:49] <temporarytao> felixsulla, sorry 'bout that. bad short term memory
[03:49] <felixsulla> temporarytao: Ugh, its not there either
[03:49] <Godzuki> th0r: it means the usb thing is working now.
[03:49] <Frozen-Solid> i'd like to find this out before ig et to work tomorrow morning, so i know what i need to do to make sure we're good
[03:50] <Numberjumbo> hmmm
[03:50] <th0r> Godzuki: ok....sounds like you are in business
[03:50] <bmorris> Hi guys, I'm trying to set up my fstab to mount my files partition on boot.  I
[03:50] <Numberjumbo> i have seemed to have copied it, but it is saying access denied
[03:50] <Numberjumbo> how do i change permissions
[03:50] <Numberjumbo> chmodd
[03:50] <Numberjumbo> chmod
[03:50] <th0r> th0r basks in the glow of minor successes
[03:50] <FloodBot3> Numberjumbo: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[03:50] <Numberjumbo> fffuu
[03:50] <danbhfive> Frozen-Solid: 1:9.4.2.dfsg.P2-2ubuntu0.1
[03:50] <felixsulla> Oh its now under "Startup Applications"
[03:50] <Frozen-Solid> okay so i'mr eadnig this right then. thanks danbhfive
[03:50] <Godzuki> th0r how do i set the boot kernel
[03:50] <danbhfive> np
[03:51] <bmorris> Hi guys, I'm trying to set up my fstab to mount my files partition on boot.  I've added this line to the fstab: "/dev/sda5 /home/bmorris/files vfat defaults" but the mounted partition is owned by root.  Is there any way that I can have it owned by my own user?
[03:51] <th0r> Godzuki: you must have missed it....Godzuki: you can make that kernel your default. When you boot up, count the number of the line for that kernel (starting at the top as 0). Then in /boot/grub/menu.lst find the default line and change 0 to whatever (probably 2)
[03:51] <Godzuki> th0r: it says permission denied
[03:51] <th0r> Godzuki: what says that?
[03:52] <Godzuki> th0r: /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:52] <Numberjumbo> th0r, how do i change permissions
[03:52] <th0r> Godzuki: sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst
[03:52] <jet_> any vbox experts in here?
[03:53] <th0r> Godzuki: you could also 'gksudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst'
[03:53] <xim_> hey th0r if i make a seperate home partition, how big should i leave the other partition with the OS and software on it?  how much does ubuntu need?
[03:53] <th0r> xim_: I left 35GB for linux, but only needed less than 7, so 10-12GB should be plenty for /, the rest of your drive should be /home, except a bit for swap maybe
[03:54] <libtech> whats the difference between gksudo and sudo?
[03:54] <jet_> im trying to install windows xp on a virtual machine and i get a fatal error
[03:54] <th0r> libtech: gksudo for gui apps, sudo for terminal apps
[03:54] <libtech> oh, thanks
[03:54] <xim_> ah ok because i was thinking like 50gb lol
[03:55] <Frank83> What's the difference between init 6 and shutdown -r (They both do the same, but I heard the latest is "more safe"
[03:55] <th0r> libtech: although I almost always use sudo...old habit
[03:55] <arceye> what do I need to have a basic web html server is it just apache ?
[03:55] <th0r> arceye: you might want to consider something lighter than apache, like maybe nginx
[03:55] <jimisrvrox1> hey guys I need some assistance with downloading VLC Media player. I would like to know what dependancies I need to get and whatnot..I got the .deb file but Id like to get it to where I can get all the deps to put it on a machine that has no net connection..
[03:56] <yoophglup> no one knows then?
[03:56] <Davidebian> jet_: errors about missing kernel modules? this case i might help
[03:56] <jet_> Daviddebian: no i cant get it to boot off teh cd to run the xp installer
[03:56] <arceye> is that exactly what i search for in add/remove nginx ?
[03:57] <Mortis> Can anyone help out a newish user with an issue where flash games and vids are choppy?
[03:57] <th0r> jimisrvrox1: open synaptic, highlight vlc, then right click and choose properties. From there you can get a list of dependencies
[03:57] <Davidebian> jet_: uh.. version 2.x ?
[03:57] <Frank83> jimisrvrox1, I think that by "Executing" the .deb the system should tell you if it has any unsatisfied dependencies.
[03:57] <th0r> arceye: yes, nginx
[03:57] <jet_> hm not sure
[03:58] <jet_> 3.0
[03:58] <gee> can anyone help me out with this command, 1) open a terminal 2) chmod +x keymaker  3) ./keymaker . when i execute it say no file or directory.
[03:58] <Mortis> Anyone?
[03:58] <th0r> Frank83: he wants a list to download so he can install on a not connected machine
[03:58] <arceye> and for configuring will I be able to find a gui ( i suck with command line )
[03:58] <jimisrvrox1> Frank83: right but I do not want to have to install 100 deps b4 it will install..I am putting this on a flash drive...want like a zip file would be in windows if perferable..
[03:58] <Davidebian> jet_: r u shure you have virtually mounted the cd inside the machine?
[03:59] <Frank83> th0r, He he he missed that detail.
[03:59] <jet_> Daviddebian: yea it was reading it said it couldnt read it for some reason
[03:59] <jet_> i think ill try a restart my computers been on a while that might fix it
[04:00] <yoophglup> hello
[04:00] <Davidebian> jet_: mmmm hard for me..... eheh... reboot sometimes helps when you update the system
[04:01] <Mortis> Is there anyway to fix flash so that my vids don't play choppy and like shite
[04:01] <yoophglup> what flash player are you using?
[04:01] <Mortis> 10
[04:01] <yoophglup> adobe
[04:01] <libtech> Mortis: what kind of system are you running?
[04:01] <yoophglup> try using nash
[04:01] <B1OS> I need to use Wake-On-LAN, What would be causing my NIC to power off when i shut down? PXE is enabled in the BIOS.
[04:02] <jimisrvrox1> ok th0r found a list of deps...is there a way to get like a zip file of deps to go along with the .deb?
[04:02] <Mortis> 750Mb of ram. 500g HD
[04:02] <th0r> jimisrvrox1: not that i know of, you will have to fetch them one at a time from packages.ubuntu.com
[04:02] <jimisrvrox1> that sucks!
[04:02] <Guest79082> no shit
[04:03] <sebsebseb> !langauge |  Guest79082
[04:03] <libtech> Mortis: what kind of graphics controller?
[04:04] <jimisrvrox1> !lang
[04:04] <jimisrvrox1> heh
[04:04] <jimisrvrox1> !langu
[04:04] <libtech> !language
[04:04] <libtech> :)
[04:04] <yoophglup> so no one knows how to fix a XDMCP configuration file????
[04:05] <B1OS> I need to use Wake-On-LAN, What would be causing my NIC to power off when i shut down? PXE is enabled in the BIOS.
[04:05] <th0r> yoophglup: xdmcp isn't recommended as it isn't secure, so most people don't use it
[04:05] <arceye> oh pooh!   I guess i gotta go google it now to find out how to work it :)
[04:05] <gee> can anyone help me out with this command, 1) open a terminal 2) chmod +x keymaker  3) ./keymaker . when i execute it say no file or directory.
[04:06] <urk> anyone else using Ubuntu on a MacBook Pro?
[04:06] <th0r> arceye: nginx?
[04:06] <whimp> When I try to use ssh and login to my ssh account I get an error Permission denied (publickey)
[04:06] <yoophglup> It came installed on ubuntu 9.04 beacuse it comes with GDM and its used for the local session
[04:06] <arceye> i got it nginx.net
[04:07] <arceye> thanks thor
[04:07] <Mortis> I'm still new to Ubuntu... Where does one check your system settings?
[04:07] <Davidebian> B1OS: you' like to use wake-on-line OR pxe ?
[04:07] <B1OS> Davidebian: WOL, but i thought the NIC needs to be PXE compliant?
[04:08] <sebsebseb> Mortis: lspci  in the terminal will tell you stuff about your hardware
[04:08] <arceye> ok next how about ftp server and gui to configure it (again nothing to much required) ?
[04:08] <B1OS> (wake-on-LAN)
[04:08] <Davidebian> B1OS: to get the system on trought network or else?
[04:08] <bucky> gee type ls keymaker   ..is it even in your directory
[04:08] <Davidebian> ok
[04:08] <Davidebian> mm
[04:09] <th0r> arceye: I use vsftpd, but I think proftpd has a better gui maintenance app
[04:09] <B1OS> Davidebian: yes, to turn my server on from another computer on the network
[04:09] <gee> no
[04:09] <arceye> thank you   I know the gui for that one :)
[04:09] <gee> says no file or directory
[04:09] <bucky> gee probably because you downloaded to /root or someother directory
[04:10] <gee> what can i do
[04:10] <whimp> When I try to use ssh and login to my ssh account I get an error Permission denied (publickey)
[04:10] <whimp> And all the information sserver side is correct
[04:10] <Davidebian> B1OS: ok then pxe doesn't matter. are you sure the nic is off ?
[04:10] <gee> the file is in my home folder
[04:10] <bucky> gee work in your user's directory... don't dl stuff as sudo and remember where you put things
[04:10] <B1OS> my NIC seems to power off when i shutdown, the LED indicators turn off
[04:10] <yoophglup> if I copy all my files in my home dir and then re-install ubuntu, then copied all the files back would my ubuntu be configured the same with my desktop settings and my compiz settings?????
[04:10] <whimp> I also tried ssh-add (my private key)
[04:11] <bucky> gee might be on you desktop... is there a little icon or something there for it?
[04:11] <th0r> whimp: sounds like you have user login disabled and public key login enabled in the config
[04:11] <sean> ...
[04:11] <gee> still new to ubuntu, it is in my home folder
[04:12] <Davidebian> B1OS: it may anyway rest in stendby. for wakeonlan to work you need to plug a cable from the nic to motherboard
[04:12] <gee> i just dont know the right command to path there
[04:12] <gee> I thought i did it right
[04:12] <bucky> gee is keyring a directory?
[04:12] <Mortis> I had no prob with running flash when this PC ran a windows system. But since I made the switch my vids play like garbage. Anyway to remedy that?
[04:13] <B1OS> Davidebian: my nic dont need one
[04:13] <Frank83> Open Office Writer Is able to open .docx (Word2007) files, right?
[04:13] <gee> ls keyring
[04:13] <yoophglup> mortis what video card are you using?
[04:13] <donaldo_> como hago funcionar el puto subwoofer de una toshiba laptop??
[04:13] <th0r> Frank83: yes
[04:13] <chauncellor> Frank83, yes,
[04:13] <B1OS> Davidebian: its on board and not PCI
[04:13] <gee> no
[04:13] <bucky> gee it's a file?
[04:13] <chauncellor> Frank83, thanks to the selling of Novell's souls
[04:14] <Mortis> Intel
[04:14] <tesseracter_> in KDE there is a way to open a terminal at the current folder thru the file browser. is there a way to do it in gnome?
[04:14] <Frank83> Chauncellor, Care to elaborate?
[04:14] <toyimp> What is a good music player with a preset internet radio list?
[04:14] <Mortis> Its the onboard
[04:14] <whimp> th0r: if I pastebin'd my ssh_config would you take a quick look at it?
[04:14] <Numberjumbo> yusssss
[04:14] <Numberjumbo> got it working :)
[04:14] <Numberjumbo> thanks for the help
[04:14] <th0r> whimp: I haven't looked at ssh in years
[04:15] <bucky> Frank83: it can open them but if you edit them with OO then you might lose formating if you open with word again
[04:15] <yoophglup> ...
[04:15] <Numberjumbo> /checks #phpbb
[04:15] <Davidebian> B1OS: ther may be something in the b1os to set. you procedure is right? have typed the mac address rightly?
[04:15] <yoophglup> what on board is it? ati, nvidai, intel?
[04:15] <th0r> whimp: but if you post it maybe someone here can see what is wrong with it
[04:15] <gee> where would i find that, the one i am trying to generate is keygen
[04:15] <bmorris> hey guys, how can I add something into my fstab and have it read/writeable by my user?  It keeps getting owned by root and then I run into all sorts of permission problems
[04:16] <Frank83> Donaldo, What is the model of your Toshiba laptop?
[04:16] <B1OS> Davidebian: yes i have done it all, its just that i think ubuntu 8.10 is shutting down incorrectly and turning off my network card also
[04:16] <th0r> bmorris: I think you just put users in the options
[04:17] <tesseracter_> in KDE there is a way to open a terminal at the current folder thru the file browser. is there a way to do it in GNOME?
[04:17] <donaldo_> sos unos maricas
[04:17] <Onyx> I just installed Ubuntu on my laptop and I'm having trouble getting Network Manager to connect to my WPA2-PSK network... I've got wpasupplicant installed.  Any ideas?
[04:17] <yoophglup> if it worked good on windows but your having trouble with ubuntu its probaly a driver issue.
[04:18] <lostson> tesseracter: there is a nautilus script that allows for that yes
[04:18] <rww> !info nautilus-open-terminal | tesseracter_
[04:18] <tesseracter_> thanks rww!
[04:18] <bmorris> th0r, that gave me the same permission error
[04:19] <no_mind> I have ubuntu 8.04 installed and I want to install openldap2.3 which is available in 8.10 onwards. How do I install openldap2.3 on 8.04
[04:19] <dungbx> is there any1 knows about PostFix?
[04:19] <whimp> When I try to use ssh and login to my ssh account I get an error Permission denied (publickey)
[04:19] <whimp> And all the information sserver side is correct
[04:19] <whimp> http://pastebin.com/m4d312258
[04:19] <whimp> there is a look at my ssh_config
[04:19] <gee> any ideas bucky?
[04:19] <whimp> any help is appreciated
[04:19] <dungbx> join #postfix
[04:19] <Davidebian> B1OS: nono, all depends on bios, anyting alse can turn off the nic. it should rest on althought some energy saving options are on. you may have to look to your motherboard manual
[04:19] <th0r> bmorris: pastebin /etc/fstab
[04:20] <Estuardo> buenas!!!
[04:20] <toyimp> What is a good music player with a preset internet radio list?
[04:20] <bmorris> th0r, http://pastebin.org/4994
[04:20] <mazda01> bmorris, there's an app in universe called pastebinit. it's awesome. you just run pastebinit /filename   and then the terminal returns the pastebin url. awesome app for when you need help.
[04:20] <Estuardo> alguien puede ayudarme?
[04:21] <lobf> hey guys, is there an easy way for me to change flvs to mp3s in ubuntu?
[04:21] <mazda01> th0r, there's an app in universe called pastebinit. it's awesome. you just run pastebinit /filename   and then the terminal returns the pastebin url. awesome app for when you need help.
[04:21] <th0r> whimp: I don't think the error will be in your client conf, but in the server conf.
[04:21] <bmorris> mazda01,  that sounds awesome.  I'll check it out
[04:21] <whimp> th0r: why do you say that?
[04:21]  * misfit_00_M test
[04:22] <lobf> hey mofos
[04:22] <B1OS> Davidebian: sudo /etc/init.d/halt i even changed "NETDOWN=yes" to "NETDOWN=no"
[04:22] <lobf> you know any way to change flvs to mp3s in ubuntu
[04:22] <lobf> i won't want to run mediacoder in wine, really
[04:22] <lobf> i figure there's a more straightforward way
[04:23] <B1OS> *nano
[04:23] <B1OS> :)
[04:23] <th0r> bmorris: I think it is user, but take that out altogether and look at the gid. I think the default gid for users is 100 if I am not mistaken
[04:24] <th0r> bmorris: try this....http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=219472
[04:24] <fizk_> ubuntu r0ckz
[04:24] <gee> bucky, do u know what im doing wrong?
[04:25] <bmorris> th0r, okay I'll give that a try.  Thank you!
[04:26] <yoophglup> man there is no help in here
[04:26] <Davidebian> B1OS: the operating systems can handle only acpi power functions. when system is off, power managing rely only on bios settings. althought you may have a very hold MB that doesn't support standby. that's the case for pentium 2 and relatives.
[04:28] <B1OS> Davidebian: ok, thanks for your help.. i'll keep looking into it :)
[04:28] <craigwell> im having a problem resizing an ntfs partition with gparted..
[04:28] <craigwell> when i check information about the unmounted partition in question,
[04:29] <craigwell> i have three "cluster accounting errors"
[04:29] <craigwell> and tells me to run chkdsk /f on the partition from windows,
[04:29] <craigwell> reboot twice..
[04:29] <craigwell> is this why i cannot resize it?
[04:30] <bmorris> th0r, thanks! that worked out
[04:30] <th0r> bmorris: np...glad it worked for yoou
[04:30] <Davidebian> actually i've never performed it. however you have to move only troughout the bios
[04:31] <craigwell> i'll try the chkdsk.... seems logical
[04:32] <mcrumley> has anyone installed php 5.3 on ubuntu?
[04:32] <johnli> hello
[04:33] <konsumer> Hi
[04:33] <ShawnC> Hi, I need help with my ubuntu, I can't connect to a WPA secured wifi, I have googled around and have came accross WPA_supplicant, I don't fully understand how to make my wifi work with this. My Wifi card is iwl3945, I'm running ubuntu Hardy with the linux headers 2.6.24-24-generic.
[04:33] <B1OS> Davidebian: i have tried alot in the the bios, some people say the OS does play a part. my NIC will stay on if i shutdown using windows, but not in ubuntu
[04:33] <johnli> php on ubuntu,p google
[04:33] <konsumer> good bye, sorry for the auto connect , my first time using ubuntu + xchat :)
[04:33] <konsumer> and didnt know it would auto connect to here
[04:34] <konsumer> anyways, peace
[04:34] <johnli> i use the XCHat
[04:34] <mcrumley> the latest php in aptitude is 5.2
[04:34] <Bryan_Sierra> can anyone here help with a Ubuntu PowerPC question?
[04:35] <Barridus> alt-f2 no longer brings up a text box for a command, and looking in system/prefs/keyboard shortcuts i see nothing about bringing up that box as a shortcut.  can anyone assist in recreating it?
[04:35] <johnli> Bryan_sierra,PowerPC question,please copy the question in this page
[04:35] <johnli> ?
[04:36] <Barridus> (i assume i just need to know what the command to invoke it is)
[04:36] <Bryan_Sierra> johnli, ?
[04:36] <johnli> yes?
[04:36] <Bryan_Sierra> johnli, I'm not sure what that last sentence means.
[04:36] <Bryan_Sierra> copy the question in what page?
[04:37] <ShawnC> Hi, I need help with my ubuntu, I can't connect to a WPA secured wifi, I have googled around and have came accross WPA_supplicant, I don't fully understand how to make my wifi work with this. My Wifi card is iwl3945, I'm running ubuntu Hardy with the linux headers 2.6.24-24-generic.
[04:37] <johnli> oh,in this page
[04:38] <johnli> Shawnc,you must update your system
[04:38] <Barridus> can anyone copy and paste the command they have under keyboard shortcuts for alt-f2 please?
[04:38] <wade> ubuntu should work "out of the box" with WPA
[04:39] <ShawnC> johnli?
[04:39] <Davidebian> B1OS: be sure pxe doesn't matter. pxe is for booting and loading an operating system by network. to boot from local by LAN signal there is wake on line
[04:39] <ShawnC> wade, it never has...
[04:39] <wade> What happens when you try to connect?
[04:39] <ShawnC> just stays with no dots
[04:39] <ShawnC> lit up
[04:39] <ShawnC> none or lit up for a long time..
[04:39] <racecar56> so i have this libflashplayer.so file where do i move it
[04:39] <racecar56> to make it work as flash
[04:40] <goefu_> caOs
[04:40] <wade> have you connected to other networks without encryption?
[04:40] <ShawnC> yes wade
[04:40] <ShawnC> i can connect to wep and non-password protected.
[04:40] <Barridus> can anyone copy and paste the command they have under keyboard shortcuts for alt-f2 please?
[04:40] <Davidebian> B1OS: about the OS influence: afaik, os can do nothing
[04:40] <B1OS> Davidebian: the are two different options in the bios for 'OS install mode' and a different one for 'intergrated NIC with PXE'
[04:40] <racecar56> Barridus: huh?
[04:41] <wade> Have you tried WEP? I am just asking to kind of rule out all possible senarios.
[04:41] <ShawnC> ø20:40:10ø ShawnC • yes wade
[04:41] <ShawnC> ø20:40:18ø ShawnC • i can connect to wep and non-password protected.
[04:41] <Barridus> racecar56, is there not a command linked to alt-f2 by default?  (you know, should be the input box for a command)
[04:41] <racecar56> Barridus: yeah
[04:41] <Davidebian> B1OS: what do they list ?
[04:42] <ShawnC> wade ø20:40:18ø ShawnC • i can connect to wep and non-password protected.
[04:42] <Barridus> racecar56, yes as in yes there is nothing listed like that?
[04:42] <wade> I have the iwl4965 on my laptop and use WPA2 with no problems. Let me see if I can find some info by looking at my system.
[04:42] <ace_> hi
[04:42] <racecar56> Barridus: yes as in there is something listed if i was using gnome at the moment
[04:42] <ShawnC> wade, i want WPA not WPA2 :P
[04:43] <B1OS> Davidebian: well, thats is what they list.. its two totally different options. i leave OS install mode OFF, and intergrted NIC, ON
[04:43] <Barridus> racecar56, i need to recreated that shortcut and can't seem to find what the command listed there is, and need someone to copy and paste whatever the default is for alt-f2
[04:44] <Barridus> recreate*
[04:44] <racecar56> Barridus: i'd guess it would be something like gnome-run but i don't know
[04:44] <wade> when you try to connect does it ask for a password?
[04:45] <Davidebian> B1OS: i dont' think they are the hot spot. what about the boot device order?
[04:45] <ShawnC> yes wade.
[04:45] <Barridus> can anyone copy and paste the command they have under keyboard shortcuts for alt-f2 please?
[04:45] <ShawnC> I enter the password. And it won't connect.
[04:45] <ShawnC> but now i tried some command and now it's all fucked up, say's im connected but it's accually plugged in that's connected
[04:45] <ShawnC> but it says wired is conected
[04:45] <ShawnC> ...
[04:45] <B1OS> Davidebian, i keep the NIC second in the list under hard disk
[04:47] <ShawnC> hey wade..
[04:47] <ShawnC> how do i fix that?
[04:47] <wade> yes?
[04:47] <ShawnC> sudo wpa-supplicant -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf -D wired -i eth0
[04:47] <wade> not sure on that one you could have done anything depending on the command
[04:47] <ShawnC> i did that command, how do i undo it?
[04:47] <Davidebian> B1OS: eh. I think it's found. try take nik first. elsewere it boots from hard disk
[04:48] <B1OS> Davidebian, i dont think that will effect it but i will try it and get back to you
[04:49] <Davidebian> B1o whait!
[04:49] <Davidebian> B1OS: you don't think?
[04:49] <B1OS> yeah
[04:49] <B1OS> :)
[04:49] <B1OS> lol
[04:49] <Davidebian> B1OS: do you have an hard disk plugged from where you boot?
[04:49] <wade> hold on
[04:50] <B1OS> what do you mesn
[04:50] <B1OS> *mean
[04:50] <Barridus> anyone know the command to invoke a 'run' dialog?  (like what alt-f2 does)
[04:51] <B1OS> Davidebian, i will try it. i will still be logged in here on my over computer :)
[04:51] <Davidebian> mean that if nic is second, the harddisk (that is first) boot leaving the nic off
[04:51] <racecar56> so i have this libflashplayer.so file where do i move it to make flash player work?
[04:52] <soreau> Barridus: The default run dialog is part of gnome-panel
[04:52] <B1OS> Davidebian, even if the nic was last in the list, then shutdown from windows.. the nic will be on still (lights on)
[04:52] <Barridus> soreau, the keystroke is broken for me, i'm trying to do what i can to recreate/diagnose it
[04:53] <Barridus> or replace it
[04:53] <soreau> Barridus: Do you have window borders visible?
[04:53] <B1OS> but i will try
[04:53] <Barridus> soreau yes
[04:53] <szccsdccd> what's the meaning of "sfptp-yr"?
[04:54] <ShawnC> so... wade?
[04:54] <Alex__> Who was saying about people fcking up their own comps? That it's not just bad luck?
[04:55] <Davidebian> B1OS: i really don't know about os, like you say. but can just try that
[04:55] <wade> I am trying to figure out the command it appears to have edited wpa_supplicant.conf.
[04:55] <darthanubis> !language | Alex__
[04:55] <sebsebseb> !ot |  Alex__
[04:55] <Alex__> oh oops
[04:56] <Alex__> sorry, I thought I was in ##hardware rofl
[04:56] <Um_cara_qualquer> to a burnt audio cd work on a regular cd audio player, which writing mode should i use: DAO - TAO - RAW  or should i just let Auto?
[04:56] <wade> in which case all you would need to do is open wpa_supplicant.conf by using "sudo gedit wpa_supplicant.conf"
[04:56] <sebsebseb> Um_cara_qualquer: auto
[04:56] <Um_cara_qualquer> uhuu
[04:56] <kama> hello
[04:57] <soreau> Barridus: You can try gnome-do for an alternative
[04:57] <sebsebseb> Um_cara_qualquer: burnt CD's don't work on all CD players
[04:57] <darthanubis> Um_cara_qualquer: obviously if you don't have a clue AUTO
[04:57] <wade> and find the line that was added.
[04:57] <Um_cara_qualquer> hahah too late dudes
[04:57] <cyberjorge> if i type uname -r i get 2.6.27-7 but i  don't have directory with that name, where can i get it?
[04:57] <kama> Absolute ubuntu noob here, can someone help me with my new installation on a netbook?
[04:57] <sebsebseb> cyberjorge: a directory what?  that's your kernel and your on 8.10?
[04:57] <sebsebseb> kama: maybe
[04:57] <Um_cara_qualquer> but thx anyway
[04:57] <sebsebseb> kama: what do you want help with exactly?
[04:58] <Um_cara_qualquer> ops
[04:58] <kama> I have an averatec 1000 series and installed 9.04 netbook remix
[04:58] <Um_cara_qualquer> wrong channel o_O
[04:58] <cyberjorge> sebsebseb: i need to point the vmware tool installer to the directory of the kernel i am using
[04:58] <kama> my netbook is not picking up wifi signals and the camera does not work
[04:58] <sebsebseb> kama: I thought you wanted help installing,  which maybe I could help with,  but other issues such as those two nope
[04:58] <Um_cara_qualquer> Auto it is then
[04:58] <sebsebseb> cyberjorge: it's in  /boot I think
[04:58] <veggteppe> Anyone that can help me get cinelerra workin? tried googling up some answers, but cant find any that works(prolly works, but not when im the one typing) :P
[04:59] <ShawnC> wade
[04:59] <kama> seb: the install went fine from a thumb drive
[04:59] <Um_cara_qualquer> than
[04:59] <ShawnC> wade
[04:59] <wade> still here
[04:59] <nomad77> Cyber_Akuma: in /usr/src
[04:59] <ShawnC> i did that. but it's a blank file.
[04:59] <Um_cara_qualquer> what's the diference between "than" and "then" ?
[04:59] <nomad77> whoops
[04:59] <Barridus> soreau, i guess i'll try that for now, thanks
[04:59] <cyberjorge> sebsebseb: but it says the directory doesn't exist for /usr/src/linux-headers-2.16.27-7
[04:59] <sebsebseb> !ot |  Um_cara_qualquer
[04:59] <nomad77> cyberjorge: look in /usr/src
[04:59] <soreau> Barridus: Have you tried rebooting and all?
[05:00] <billing> what podo dog
[05:00] <YoG> can someone help me setup a joypad?
[05:00] <wade> oops sorry here is the correction "sudo gedit /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf"
[05:00] <ShawnC> yes but it's still blank wade.
[05:00] <cyberjorge> nomad77: no  2.6.27-7 in there only 2.6.27-14
[05:00] <ShawnC> i need to figure out what to enter in there.
[05:00] <Barridus> soreau, yeah and googling for answers.  anyhow i think i'm gonna give up for now, thanks for the gnome-do idea i'll give it a whirl
[05:01] <wade> the original command would have brought up a blank file.
[05:01] <kama> anyone out there who can give a hand getting my netbook to pick up wifi?
[05:01] <ShawnC> yes.
[05:01] <ShawnC> then i put info in there
[05:01] <ShawnC> i did this.
[05:01] <nomad77> cyberjorge: try using synaptic search for linux-headers see what versions are available
[05:01] <ShawnC> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Network802.1xAuthentication
[05:02] <ShawnC> but it fucked everything up, i can't connect to wireless connections anymore.
[05:02] <sebsebseb> !language |  ShawnC
[05:02] <ShawnC> i click on them and it goes "Connected" right away with 0% then everything dc's and won't work.
[05:02] <nomad77> ShawnC: try installing wifi-radar or wicd
[05:03] <ShawnC> it says the wifi's are there.
[05:03] <nomad77> check the settings
[05:03] <kama> i am having trouble with installing.
[05:03] <kama> as in i can run an exe file, but am clueless with ubuntu
[05:03] <ShawnC> no_mind, it worked before then i did this cuz i couldn't connect to wpa. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Network802.1xAuthentication
[05:03] <ShawnC> nomad77*
[05:03] <B1OS> Davidebian, nic still powers off, and when i turn the system on again the nic just waits for the magic packet with the MAC address (after 2 minutes the system starts normal)
[05:03] <wade> I agree with nomad77 that may solve your problem or even madwifi
[05:03] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  kama
[05:04] <cyberjorge> nomad77: the checked version in synaptic is 2.6.27-14  how can switch to that kernel from 2.6.27-7
[05:04] <nomad77> cyberjorge: try installing linux-image that version using synaptic
[05:05] <cyberjorge> then?
[05:05] <veggteppe> Anyone that can help me get cinelerra workin? tried googling up some answers, but cant find any that works(prolly works, but not when im the one typing) :P
[05:05] <nomad77> run the vmware installer or whatever
[05:05] <sebsebseb> kama: Did you install the special netbook version?
[05:05] <kama> yes
[05:05] <kama> seb: yes
[05:05] <sebsebseb> ok
[05:06] <nomad77> Cyber_Akuma: you have to reboot to that kernel version grub will auto reconfig
[05:06] <cyberjorge> nomad77: i see, shall i choose virtual? by the way my ubuntu installation is a vmware guest
[05:06] <ShawnC> when i click on WPA with wifi-radar, what's the driver part?
[05:07] <nomad77> cyberjorge: in that case no idea i use virtualbox
[05:07] <cyberjorge> ah ok
[05:08] <nomad77> ShawnC: you want wpa2 tkip bla bla
[05:08] <arceye> what is command for delete ?
[05:08] <ShawnC> I am using WPA not WPA2...
[05:09] <Davidebian> B1OS: so if when it waited for magicpacket you sent it, it seems to be really os related. try googling ..!!!
[05:09] <sebsebseb> arceye: rm
[05:09] <kama> ok i got the docs/wifi open and nothing matcvhes my situation
[05:09] <garyson> sudo make all install -f ~/Desktop/pidgin-fonomobutton-0.1.5/Makefile returns with the error that fonomobutton.c doesn't exist even though i can find the file in the folder, can someone help?
[05:10] <nomad77> ShawnC:   well driver will be wext,externalfor backend afaik
[05:10] <B1OS> Davidebian, i have... many times :) i will continue
[05:10] <ShawnC> nomad77. so what do i enter there...
[05:10] <arceye> ok thanks   now how do i remove a directory ?
[05:10] <th0r> arceye: rmdir
[05:10] <arceye> thakns again
[05:10] <sebsebseb> arceye: which directory?
[05:11] <nomad77> ShawnC: wireless extensions = west
[05:11] <mcnellis> I have a cmmand I'm looking at: php /var/www/vhosts/varlabs.com/apps/silkroad-fb/cron/fb-profile-fbml.php >/dev/null 2>&1 and am curious what the 2>&1 means?
[05:11] <arceye> can i tell you in pm the channel moves to fast ?
[05:11] <ShawnC> it's asking What wpa driver?
[05:11] <nomad77> ShawnC: meant wext sorry
[05:11] <ShawnC> so i enter wireless extensions = wext
[05:11] <mcnellis> I get the >/dev/null sends the output to /dev/null so it's not recorded but what's the last part do?
[05:11] <ShawnC> so i enter "wireless extensions = wext"
[05:11] <sebsebseb> arceye: I  just wanted to know it, in case your trying to remove a directory that you shoudn't really remove
[05:11] <nomad77> ShawnC: external
[05:11] <ShawnC> so i enter "wireless external = wext"
[05:12] <blognewb_> Anybody here who is Dutch or from Holland?
[05:12] <sebsebseb> !nl |  blognewb_
[05:12] <arceye> ok I set up a user account , then removed the user account now I want to remove the users home dir
[05:12] <nomad77> ShawnC: i use wicd its much easier,and wpa2
[05:12] <th0r> blognewb_: I have a dutch oven
[05:12] <blognewb_> sebsebseb: :)
[05:12] <blognewb_> th0r: you are a racist.
[05:12] <blognewb_> that doesn't count.
[05:13] <sebsebseb> arceye: I think  there's even a command to remove users
[05:13] <sebsebseb> blognewb_: np
[05:13] <arceye> i removed user and the respective group through gui
[05:13] <sebsebseb> arceye: ok
[05:13] <InCubaTor> hello. i got an update today.. i have the jaunty and64 installed. recived an update to day from 2.6.28-13 to 2.6.28-14. after reboot and a hour of netsufin my screen goes bananas. as if there appear a new layer and the srceen is duplicated and the new layer is moved down and sideways on the sceen. does this make any sence to any one?????
[05:14] <arceye> i have chowned that users dir to be mine but still access is denied to remove the dir
[05:14] <Um_cara_qualquer> what's the command to open cd/dvd drive on terminal :P ?
[05:14] <ShawnC> nomad77 gets stuck at Aquiring ip.
[05:14] <ShawnC> doesn't work.
[05:14] <nomad77> hmmm
[05:14] <kama> is there a way to stop these joined and 'quit' announcements?
[05:15] <th0r> InCubaTor: I had to back up to 28-13, 14 took my internal wifi card out of service
[05:15] <wade> Um_cara_qualquer:eject
[05:15] <mikebot> How do I check the permissions of an external hdd?
[05:15] <wade> Shawn this sounds like a router issue.
[05:16] <sebsebseb> !permissions | mikebot
[05:16] <ShawnC> wade
[05:16] <ShawnC> how do i fix what i did earlier.
[05:16] <Um_cara_qualquer> doens't work o_O
[05:16] <ShawnC> i want to be able to conect to wep's still..
[05:16] <nomad77> mikebot: try ls -al /dev/foo
[05:16] <mikebot> sebsebseb: Thanks.. could this be why it works in ubuntu (I can write to it), but I can only read to it on a mac?
[05:16] <ShawnC> i fucked all of it up.
[05:16] <FloodBot1> ShawnC: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[05:16] <Um_cara_qualquer> why the hell my driver doesn't open?
[05:17] <anux> any ony know about exploit ?
[05:17] <sebsebseb> !langauge  |  ShawnC
[05:17] <wade> I don't know except for looking through the wpa_supplicant documentation.
[05:17] <sebsebseb> mikebot: on your Mac do you mean with Mac OS X,  or you got Ubuntu on there as well?
[05:17] <tommyneedshelp> hi help guys
[05:17] <wade> I would reinstall.
[05:17] <ShawnC> no
[05:17] <ShawnC> I have too much info
[05:17] <ShawnC> on ehre.
[05:17] <sebsebseb> !details |  tommyneedshelp
[05:17] <mikebot> sebsebseb: os x, sorry
[05:17] <wade> and setup a separate home partition in the install.
[05:18] <ShawnC> i've been using this ubuntu for around 2 years now.
[05:18] <mikebot> nomad77: ls: cannot access /dev/foo: No such file or directory
[05:18] <anux> any ony know about exploit ?
[05:18] <sebsebseb> mikebot: which file system is the external drive?
[05:18] <blognewb_> i r scared
[05:18] <wade> me too
[05:18] <blognewb_> me twi
[05:18] <ShawnC> so why do youwant me to reinstall.
[05:18] <ShawnC> I will lose all my info.
[05:18] <sebsebseb> ShawnC: well I have used it since the second release in 2005, with Fedora Core 2 and 4 before it
[05:18] <mikebot> nomad77: /dev/sdb1
[05:18] <tommyneedshelp> an error occured, during installation, saying that kernell was not installed.. and cannot be installed. ubuntu server
[05:18] <ShawnC> sebsebseb i don't care, he's telling me to reinstall and i'm telling him i will lose too much information cuz i have had this for 2 years.
[05:19] <mikebot> sebsebseb: /dev/sdb1
[05:19] <sebsebseb> ShawnC: ah I see
[05:19] <wade> that is the way to save hair.
[05:19] <sebsebseb> ShawnC: ah ok
[05:19] <sebsebseb> ShawnC: yeah well it's times like these when a seperate home partition come in handy
[05:19] <sebsebseb> !home |  ShawnC
[05:19] <wade> AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[05:19] <tommyneedshelp> help ubottu, an error occured, during installation, saying that kernell was not installed.. and cannot be installed. ubuntu server
[05:19] <vince_> Had a quick question about the Ubuntu Kernel.  I see that the current version in the repositories is 2.6.28 but if I go to kernel.ubuntu.com I see a version 2.6.30
[05:19] <ShawnC> sebsebseb can you just tell me how to revert from what i did?
[05:20] <BobTheBlueBerry> OK
[05:20] <vince_> Am I not seeing updates properly or whats wrong/untested with the newer versions
[05:20] <geoff__> can anybody recommend a utility to monitor network traffic on my LAN?  i share my internet access with a neighbor and want to make sure he's not up to any shennanigans
[05:20] <sebsebseb> !wireless |  ShawnC
[05:20] <Geoffrey2> what's the command to find the master grub file?
[05:21] <arceye> Yehaw   I got it :D
[05:21] <sebsebseb> !grub |  Geoffrey2
[05:21] <BobTheBlueBerry> On my old comp, I set a bunch of stuff in Systems>Prefernces>About me now on my new comp when i got to About me it's the same stuff as on my old comp that I set myself this is creepy
[05:22] <InCubaTor> th0r: hi. do you think the new kernelheader can destroy the graphic driver?
[05:22] <tommyneedshelp> an error occured, during installation, saying  " No installable Kernel was found, " what to do...
[05:22] <coz_> BobTheBlueBerry,  did you upgrade or install over top of an install?
[05:22] <sebsebseb> geoff__: I think there may be something in the repo, if you give it a good look through
[05:22] <mikebot> sebsebseb: any ideas?
[05:22] <ShawnC> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Network802.1xAuthentication
[05:22] <ShawnC> sebsebseb I DID https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Network802.1xAuthentication
[05:22] <ShawnC> it just screwed up all my stuf.
[05:22] <ShawnC> I can't connect to wifi's now.
[05:22] <sebsebseb> ShawnC: wireless is not my area
[05:22] <BobTheBlueBerry> No I made a clean install on my new computer
[05:23] <th0r> InCubaTor: I wouldn't be surprised at anything with that kernel...have seen several here recently who had problems of various sorts after th eupgrade
[05:23] <tommyneedshelp> i am having a kernel problem, im on installatin phase... what to do guys?
[05:23] <coz_> BobTheBlueBerry,  ok was there an ubuntu install on the hard drive already when you did this "clean install?
[05:23] <ShawnC> well can someone tell me how to revert from doing https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Network802.1xAuthentication...
[05:23] <geoff__> sebsebseb: i've looked, but i must not be using the right keywords in my search, because all i've been able to find is network traffic monitors for the computer the program is running on
[05:23] <ShawnC> This is getting very annoying.
[05:23] <InCubaTor> th0r: ok. thanks
[05:23] <BobTheBlueBerry> No it was a new computer with crappyvista on it
[05:24] <coz_> BobTheBlueBerry,  mmm
[05:24] <th0r> InCubaTor: you should have the last kernel still in the box, press ESC at bootup
[05:24] <sebsebseb> !language |  BobTheBlueBerry
[05:24] <coz_> BobTheBlueBerry,  that is strange
[05:24] <Guest66432> slt
[05:24] <BobTheBlueBerry> I know it's creepy
[05:24] <coz_> BobTheBlueBerry,  I can understand y our info showing up if you had an ubuntu install on the hard drive already but not with vista
[05:25] <coz_> BobTheBlueBerry,  did you transfer over a saved home directory?
[05:25] <BobTheBlueBerry> No
[05:25] <coz_> BobTheBlueBerry,  then I am puzzled why old info would show up if the old info was not on the drive  or transferred over o0
[05:26] <BobTheBlueBerry> I did give i think the hardware testing thing my launchpad login
[05:26] <InCubaTor> th0r: thanks. i know ill just edit menu.lst back to 2.6.28-13
[05:26] <BobTheBlueBerry> But I don't think that stuff is stored in launchpad
[05:26] <alazyworkaholic> I'm having trouble with my dvd drives. I just burned a file from another computer on a DVD-RW, works fine elsewhere, but when I put it in this machine either nothing happens or it's recognized as a blank (recognized as blank if I put it in, nothing happens, back out, back in). It also hasn't been recognizing blank disks correctly & burning doesn't always work. The drive works well in other computers & before I upgraded
[05:26] <tommyneedshelp> guys, im having an error "the installer cannot find a suitable kernel package to install" help me guys
[05:26] <coz_> BobTheBlueBerry,  that I am not sure of
[05:27] <ShawnC> HOW DO I REVERT BACK FROM DOING https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Network802.1xAuthentication NO WIFIS WORK NOW.
[05:27] <InCubaTor> th0r: atleast if the problem persists
[05:27] <sebsebseb> !caps |  ShawnC
[05:27] <sebsebseb> !patience |  ShawnC
[05:27] <tommyneedshelp> guys, im having an error "the installer cannot find a suitable kernel package to install" help me guys
[05:27] <th0r> InCubaTor: I have frozen my install...no more updates...don't need the aggravation
[05:27] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: I see,  well   someone else had issues burning DVD not that long ago,  and  me  pretty recently
[05:27] <ShawnC> how do i revert back from doing: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Network802.1xAuthentication no wifis work now.
[05:27] <mikebot> My current external hdd allows me to write on it in ubuntu, but not in os x. The permissions are: brw-rw----. Do I need to change this?
[05:27] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: K3B  would always go bad, then eventaully I get lucky with Brasero
[05:28] <ShawnC> how do i revert back from doing: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Network802.1xAuthentication no wifis work now.
[05:28] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: normalley  those  two programs should work great, and my  DVD drive as far as I know is fine,   so  I wonder if maybe there are bugs in the versions 9.04 has or something
[05:28] <tommyneedshelp> guys, im having an error "the installer cannot find a suitable kernel package to install" help me guys
[05:28] <alazyworkaholic> sebsebseb: I've tried brasero, k3b, gnomebaker...
[05:28] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: plus I think there was someone in here not that long ago with a similar issue,  so makes me wonder
[05:29] <wade> ShawnC: I would uninstall the wpa-supplicant package and delete /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf then reinstall wpa_supplicant to rebuild the conf file.
[05:29] <jet_> is there a way to take files from an virtual machine and copy them to the user?
[05:29] <InCubaTor> th0r: lol... sounds reasonable
[05:29] <ShawnC> wade
[05:29] <ShawnC> i have no problem with wpasupplicant
[05:29] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: well there could be a bug in Ubuntu that effects all of those programs
[05:29] <ShawnC> the problem is from this command: sudo wpa-supplicant -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf -D wired -i eth0
[05:29] <BellinXFelon> how can i format an external hard drive in terminal?
[05:29] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: have you got another computer around with Windows on it or something?
[05:30] <wade> It sounds like you bound the wireless to the wired based on the page you have referenced.
[05:30] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: and a DVD burner of course
[05:30]  * roved2101 gives sebsebseb a big hug
[05:30] <kama> any suggestions on how to get my built in cam working?
[05:30] <th0r> BellinXFelon: what file system? ext3, ext4, ntfs?
[05:30] <BellinXFelon> ext3
[05:30] <alazyworkaholic> sebsebseb: this one dual boots w XP. I have two burners. One new SATA & one old PATA that both worked fine.
[05:31] <BellinXFelon> th0r : ext3
[05:31] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: if so  you could burn on there,   plus  I have another idea
[05:31] <th0r> BellinXFelon: I think it is makefs.ext3 /dev/sda3 (or whatever device partition you want)
[05:31] <wade> the command you ran that messed things up only referenced 1 file that is wpa_supplicant.
[05:31] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: ok so it works in XP on there?
[05:31] <ShawnC> it says "Connected to wireless network", but doesn't accualy connect now since i did this command: sudo wpa-supplicant -c /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf -D wired -i eth0
[05:31] <alazyworkaholic> sebsebseb: yes, flawless, just like 8.04
[05:31] <nomad77> ShawnC: maybe boot live-cd copy over the files you edited,start with a known good,or generic setup
[05:32] <jet_> anyone got some time for a couple virtual box questions?
[05:32] <kama> how do i turn off these stupid join/leave messages?
[05:32] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: I  think in the past I have burnt DVD's without problems with Ubuntu,  I think there may be an issue with 9.04 that is effecting some of us, or many of us,   just no one knows it's a bug in this case
[05:32] <BellinXFelon> th0r: that did not work
[05:32] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: there could be a bug, but I woudn't know
[05:32] <alazyworkaholic> sebsebseb: I'm certain it's not the drives themselves. Do you know if an alternative DVD access system exists? Something that would be used by all/most dvd writing programs?
[05:33] <ShawnC> nomad77?
[05:33] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: well I even tried imgburn in Wine, but  then the drive woudn't be detected in it
[05:33] <ShawnC> will that remove my stuff?
[05:33] <Dulak> after I upgraded to 9.04 I couldn't burn over 16x anymore.  I have a 24x burner but I have to set it to 16x or it coasters the disk
[05:33] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: How much RAM do you have?
[05:33] <AnActivist> Hey everyone I just got a new laptop for college what would you reccomend as the best way to get my entire desktop from my current ubuntu box to my laptop?
[05:33] <th0r> BellinXFelon: checking...been a while since I did that
[05:33] <mikebot> My current external hdd allows me to write on it in ubuntu, but not in os x. The permissions are: brw-rw----. Do I need to change this?
[05:34] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: and what kind of DVD's are you trying to burn?
[05:34] <mataks> where can i find the chrome.css in firefox so i can edit?
[05:34] <sebsebseb> mikebot: your issue is probably with Mac OS X, so try #mac
[05:34] <sebsebseb> or is it ##mac
[05:34] <Dulak> AnActivist: install ubuntu, rsync over your home directory, install the packages you want to use
[05:34] <BellinXFelon> th0r: its mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1
[05:34] <mikebot> sebsebseb: it doesn't have to do with permissions?
[05:34] <BellinXFelon> th0r: i need to unmount first
[05:34] <th0r> I was close
[05:34] <sebsebseb> mikebot: permissions are for OS's not external hard disks
[05:34] <BellinXFelon> th0r: how do i do that
[05:35] <mikebot> sebsebseb: Ah, OK. Thanks
[05:35] <AnActivist> Dulak, alright thanks I have already installed ubuntu on my laptop, so I will look up rsync, thank you very much
[05:35] <th0r> BellinXFelon: sudo umount /dev/sdb1
[05:35] <sebsebseb> mikebot: then OS's such as Ubuntu will give permissions to things
[05:35] <Saturn2888> anyone here use sshfs? I am having an issue with password-less login. It worked before for SSH, but once I setup sshfs, it stopped working, but not immediately, only after a while. Error: "Connection reset by peer"
[05:35] <sebsebseb> mikebot: it's ##mac by the way
[05:35] <mikebot> sebsebseb: K, well, thanks then.
[05:36] <mikebot> THanks
[05:36] <sebsebseb> mikebot: np good luck
[05:36] <mikebot> thanks
[05:37] <alazyworkaholic> sebsebseb: sorry, had to go for a sec, 2GB, DVD-RW (-)
[05:38] <jet_> im looking for a good way to backup my system..... any reccomendations?
[05:39] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: Does your DVD drive use USB?
[05:39] <wade> jet:http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/backup
[05:40] <alazyworkaholic> sebsebseb: other weird behaviour that I've been living with is that nothing is detected & cannot be ejected (file could not be mounted error) when there are in fact blank disks in the drives, & that sometimes the burn finishes & seems perfect on another computer but I'm told it failed at the end of the burning process. I have one new SATA drive, one old PATA drive, same problems for both. No USB.
[05:41] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: so  you are getting stuff burnt that then works on the other computer?
[05:41] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: and using Ubuntu?
[05:42] <some_dude> hey I need some webcam help
[05:42] <BobTheBlueBerry> You're outta luck dude
[05:42] <eross> another kernel update
[05:42] <wade> install cheese
[05:43] <th0r> some_dude: I agree....install cheese.
[05:43] <some_dude> some program as seeing, kopete and webcam, but others wont
[05:43] <alazyworkaholic> sebsebseb: yes, I'm able to burn in 9.04 (at least when the disk's properly detected) but sometimes receive error messages at the end that don't seem to affect the readability of the dvd.
[05:43] <eross> can't wait for them to implement where a reboot is not required on kernel updates
[05:43] <AnActivist> Would it be easier than using rsync if I just connected my laptop and my desktop over my lan?
[05:44] <some_dude> and cheese is working
[05:44] <some_dude> but I would like to stream it
[05:44] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: well I was thinking   do XP in  a  Virtualbox vm,  the closed source one for linux hosts from  http://www.virtualbox.org and then burn stuff with that,  and  yes I know this sounds a bit  sucky really,  but  it   would probably work
[05:44] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: the closed is the one with USB support
[05:44] <wade> not sure on how to do that.
[05:44] <pcbuilder97> does anybody know how i can get ubuntu 9.04 to detect my wirless pci card.   it used to work. even after a few reinstalls now it suddenley isnt detecting it
[05:45] <sebsebseb> alazyworkaholic: then of course  you could  probably virtual machine another distro, or older  version of Ubuntu, and burn with that, and  not get the problems, well worth a try I suppouse
[05:45] <th0r> pcbuilder97: did you do an online update after the install?
[05:45] <adalberto> hey can someone please help me i'm new to ubuntu  i hve just install ubuntu 9 and i have no idea how to remote connect from my xp pc
[05:45] <wade> pcbuilder97: have you reseated the card
[05:46] <alazyworkaholic> I had a vm with kvm a while ago that I may reinstall. I suppose I'll just wait for 9.10 to read & burn easily.
[05:46] <pcbuilder97> yes i updated and rebooted the device it wont detect it
[05:46] <Ghoti> MASTERSTATU31:  did you want to connect do a terminal prompt, or to your desktop?
[05:46] <wade> adalberto: you need a vnc client to do that.
[05:46] <MASTERSTATU31> FROM MY XP PC TO MY UBUNTU DESKTOP
[05:46] <sebsebseb> !vnc |  MASTERSTATU31
[05:46] <MASTERSTATU31> sorry about the caps
[05:46] <sebsebseb> MASTERSTATU31: and you don't need to tunnel it over SSH, when it's done over a local area network
[05:46] <pcbuilder97> i usualy does right after i i8nstall ubuntu. its ask for resrticted drivers. but i just did a reinstall and now nuthing.  so i reinstalled agin still nuthing
[05:47] <some_dude> MASTERSTATU31: ssh, X, vnc, screen
[05:47] <MASTERSTATU31> oook thanks a lot ill tray it
[05:47] <pcbuilder97> is thare a command that will force detectin of new hardware like in windows???
[05:47] <Ghoti> MASTERSTATU31: good luck!
[05:47] <th0r> pcbuilder97: reboot and at the start press ESC. I suspect you have the latest kernel 28-14, but try using 28.13 from the bootup menu
[05:48] <eross> for something secure, there are alot of vulnerability updates for kernel, python, pulseaudio, etc..  kind of puzzling to me but ok
[05:50] <pcbuilder97> ill try it.    oh one more thing  i remember it stoped working right after adding a pci 54k modem i removed the moden reinstalled everything even reset the bios.   i dont know why that would cause the problem but it did
[05:50] <Saturn2888> anyone here use sshfs? I am having an issue with password-less login. It worked before for SSH, but once I setup sshfs, it stopped working, but not immediately, only after a while. Error: "Connection reset by peer"
[05:50] <pcbuilder97> nuthing looks loose or broken either
[05:51] <wade> in the open source community things are patched on a daily basis not a monthly basis like Micor$oft
[05:51] <pcbuilder97> ill try booting with esc.  ill be back if it dosent work.   bye for now
[05:51] <AnActivist> nvm I'm using giver this is perfect
[05:52] <some_dude> ok, so other than cheese, what else do we have ?
[05:52] <BellinXFelon> i just unmounted an external hd from my system how do i get it back
[05:52] <BellinXFelon> i used sudo umount
[05:52] <eross> sudo mount -a  ?
[05:53] <Ghoti> BellinXFelon: plug it back in?
[05:53] <th0r> BellinXFelon: sudo mount -t ext3 /dev/sdb1 /media/<mountpoint>
[05:53] <BellinXFelon> th0r : thank you
[05:53] <th0r> BellinXFelon: assuming the dev and file type are correct
[05:54] <BellinXFelon> th0r : bash: syntax error near unexpected token `newline'
[05:55] <Bhavic> do i NEED to have rsyslogd running
[05:55] <arceye> how would I do a wildcard to remoe all the files in a dir at once ?
[05:55] <th0r> BellinXFelon: what is the mountpoint?
[05:55] <arceye> remove*
[05:56] <Bhavic> arceye rm -rf *.exe
[05:56] <Bhavic> or rm -rf *
[05:56] <Bhavic> Make sure your in the directory
[05:56] <arceye> ok
[05:56] <ShadowAp3x> arceye rm -rf ./*
[05:56] <wade> some_dude: the progs you are having trouble with you should look at individually because there is probly a setting that needs to be changed in the programs themselves.
[05:56] <Ghoti> arceye: be VERY VERY careful with rm -rf, especially if you are combining it with sudo
[05:56] <thiebaude> !rm
[05:57] <some_dude> I'm thinking it's a v4l2 driver, I'm wondering if anyone can direct me to a program
[05:57] <BellinXFelon> th0r : im not sure. how do i find out
[05:57] <arceye> can't get into the dir :(   access denied
[05:57] <wade> if cheese is working then the other programs should work too.
[05:58] <kama> cheese is not working for me. what are the first steps I need to take to get my web cam working?
[05:58] <Ghoti> arceye: what, exactly, is the directory you're looking to delete?
[05:58] <ShadowAp3x> arceye: is this directory within your home directory?
[05:58] <th0r> BellinXFelon: you have to have a place, a folder or directory, to mount the drive to
[05:58] <arceye> etc/gadmin-proftpd/          gadmin been uninstalled
[05:58] <arceye> nope
[05:58] <BellinXFelon> th0r : it says /dev/sdb1
[05:59] <BellinXFelon> th0r : the mountpoint is just /
[05:59] <arceye> the dir is not empty but i can't delete the files unless done 1 at a time
[05:59] <th0r> BellinXFelon: usually such mountpoints are in /media...open a terminal and type 'mkdir /media/<name>' where <name> is the mount point you want to use
[05:59] <jet_> this is a stupid question
[05:59] <jet_> where do downloads go in firefox?
[05:59] <Ghoti> arceye: if you are SURE:  sudo rm -rf /etc/gadmin-proftpd
[05:59] <wade> not sure kama I still wrestle with my laptop once in a while hoping one day I will get it to work. On a positive note I have gotten other webcams working but they were already detected.
[05:59] <th0r> BellinXFelon: is sdb1 the drive you want to mount?
[05:59] <jet_> i restarted and dunno where to look
[05:59] <xangua> where you tell firefox jet_
[05:59] <BellinXFelon> yes
[05:59] <ShadowAp3x> arceye: your package manager should have removed the directory upon uninstallation. Try purging the configs by doing: apt-get purge gadmin
[05:59] <kama> wade: where do i check to see if it is detected?
[06:00] <th0r> BellinXFelon: that is the drive you just formatted, correct?
[06:00] <xangua> by default go to de desktop carpet jet_
[06:00] <BellinXFelon> th0r: no i haven't formatted it yet
[06:00] <arceye> done the delete thing now
[06:00] <BellinXFelon> th0r: i want to format it
[06:00] <ShadowAp3x> that works too I suppose
[06:00] <arceye> the package remover never removed proftpd dir either
[06:00] <Author> Can anyone recommend me a nice and simple Bind9 GUI?
[06:00] <jet_> so, another dumb one.
[06:01] <arceye> i think proftpd is far to much for my needs
[06:01] <jet_> i found out how to open up the firefox dl window, and its there, but it didnt STAY anywhere
[06:01] <Ghoti> arceye: again, I stress to be ABSOLUTELY sure about what you're doing when you mix sudo with rm -rf
[06:01] <th0r> BellinXFelon: you format it before you mount it. 'sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1' without the quotes
[06:01] <ShadowAp3x> if you use "apt-get purge <program>" it deletes all configuration files as well
[06:01] <wade> try this page and see if it helps Kama "https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam"
[06:01] <jet_> do all .deb files do this?
[06:01] <th0r> BellinXFelon: you wanted it formatted ext3, right?
[06:01] <ShadowAp3x> usually just removing the package retains the config files
[06:01] <xangua> jet_: what are you talking about¿¿
[06:01] <BellinXFelon> th0r : mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1
[06:01] <BellinXFelon> mke2fs 1.41.4 (27-Jan-2009)
[06:01] <BellinXFelon> Could not stat /dev/sdb1 --- No such file or directory
[06:01] <BellinXFelon> The device apparently does not exist; did you specify it correctly?
[06:01] <Jeruvy> jet_: in your firefox preferences you can set the download dir, or have it prompt you everything.  Try using the Desktop if you lose stuff :)
[06:01] <FloodBot1> BellinXFelon: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:01] <arceye> its done    there is nothing on this box that is important I am just learning to set it up so if all else fails its format and start again :)
[06:02] <ShadowAp3x> ok
[06:02] <WW3> howdy :)
[06:02] <DrMrHorse> after an install of jaunty to a separate partition, hardy will not boot. the selection is in the grub menu, but it loads the splash screen and stays there. recovery mode does freezes.  any ideas?
[06:02] <th0r> BellinXFelon: you need sudo
[06:02] <jet_> meh
[06:02] <DrMrHorse> -does
[06:02] <Saturn2888> lol
[06:02] <jet_> i lost it
[06:02] <jet_> whoops
[06:02] <th0r> BellinXFelon: you are sure it is sdb1?
[06:02] <jet_> ah i know what happened now nvm
[06:02] <BellinXFelon> th0r : same thing happened
[06:02] <arceye> so what does -rf do  then ?
[06:03] <ShadowAp3x> recursive force
[06:03] <Ghoti> arceye: -f forces it to remove everything, -r recurses through subdirectories
[06:03] <th0r> BellinXFelon: did you partition the drive already?
[06:03] <Ghoti> arceye: so a typo could potentially wipe your hard drives and any network or external media.
[06:03] <arceye> thanks  ( not that i will remember)  but the more i play the more i learn
[06:04] <th0r> BellinXFelon: is it a usb drive? Is it already formatted and  you want to reformat it?
[06:04] <kama> is there a global navigation program for ubuntu?
[06:04] <Luis_Felipe> .peta{_}
[06:04] <Luis_Felipe> ...../*\
[06:04] <Luis_Felipe> ..../_*_\ RIPADOR DO CARALHO
[06:04] <Luis_Felipe> ...{('o')}
[06:04] <Luis_Felipe> C{{([^*^])}}D..QUERO TE ABRAÇAR POR TRÁS
[06:04] <Luis_Felipe> ....[ * ].....
[06:04] <FloodBot1> Luis_Felipe: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:04] <Ghoti> arceye: you have a good attitude :)
[06:04] <arceye> sounds like fun
[06:04] <kama> something I can use while yachtinbg?
[06:04] <Ghoti> kama: Google Earth? ;)
[06:04] <th0r> kama: Seaclear runs under wine in linux
[06:04] <BellinXFelon> th0r : yes and yes, i want it to be wiped clean
[06:04] <arceye> i beendoing windows admin for years but linux I just could never grasp the basic concept
[06:05] <arceye> <---  needs  gui , mouse , point and click :)
[06:05] <Ghoti> arceye: sometimes the best way to learn is to just dive in and get your hands dirty, so to speak :)
[06:05] <kama> what is with that prick luis? how do i ignore someone?
[06:05] <th0r> BellinXFelon: are you sure it is partitioned? Is it formatted for windows now and you want to reformat it?
[06:05] <ShadowAp3x> arceye: there's usually almost always a gui way to do things in Linux as well as command line
[06:06] <ShadowAp3x> arceye: there's even a gui for ping... o.O
[06:06] <Author> Can anyone recommend me a nice and simple Bind9 GUI?
[06:06] <wade> Kama are you wanting GPS?
[06:06] <arceye> its what I am doing this time I intend to stick it out m I have no choice I ran out of windows licences :)
[06:06] <kama> yes
[06:06] <Author> since there's guis for everything... =P
[06:06] <jet_> is there a way to refresh the upper bar after you install something
[06:06] <kama> something to hook into my nav gear
[06:06] <Ghoti> Author: I've heard good things about Webmin
[06:06] <wade> try this "https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuGIS"
[06:06] <nisstyre> is there a gui for irssi ? : P
[06:06] <nomad77> no
[06:06] <th0r> kama: there isn't anything that will interface the gps and such
[06:06] <Ghoti> nisstyre: xchat? :p
[06:06] <ShadowAp3x> lol, ok not ALL, but a lot
[06:06] <BellinXFelon> th0r : no i installed xubunut 8.04 onto it, then upgraded my main hd to kubunut 9.04, and now it wont let me write to it so i want to wipe it clean
[06:06] <nisstyre> lol, that's what I'm using
[06:07] <ShawnC> Hi, I am getting VERY pissed off, I can't even connect to wireless networks, i did what you suggested uninstall wpasupplicant then the 2 computer things at the top right disappeard and the internet went away, now i'm on my windows boot and i installed wpasupplicant onto my flash stick... i installed it on my ubuntu but still can't connect to the internet... what can i do to fix this.
[06:07] <Author> Ghoti: Webmin is soooo big.. and has so many dependencies... I was thinking something more standalone
[06:07] <arceye> is there a small ftp server app that doesn't need much configuring and has a gui ?
[06:07] <th0r> BellinXFelon: well, the write issue is something else, but we will take care of the formatting first. Are you sure it is /dev/sdb1?
[06:07] <BellinXFelon> th0r: fairly sure
[06:07] <Ghoti> arceye: 'small' and 'has a GUI' are often mutually exclusive :)
[06:07] <arceye> thor i think mentioned vftp ( or similar )
[06:07] <kama> I am looking for something like maxsea
[06:08] <WW3> i installed ubuntu onto my home external drive and skipped grub when i installed it to the drive.
[06:08] <WW3> i installed it to partition #2, is there a way in windows that i can get the bios to recognize the operating system when i try and boot from the external hard drive?
[06:08] <ShawnC> Hi, I am getting VERY pissed off, I can't even connect to wireless networks, i did what you suggested uninstall wpasupplicant then the 2 computer things at the top right disappeard and the internet went away, now i'm on my windows boot and i installed wpasupplicant onto my flash stick... i installed it on my ubuntu but still can't connect to the internet... what can i do to fix this.
[06:08] <BellinXFelon> th0r: when i typed in umount the comp froze up and it crashed, now kubuntu wont recognize it
[06:08] <kama> shawn: it is better to be pissed off than to be pissed on
[06:09] <th0r> BellinXFelon: is the drive plugged in now?
[06:09] <ShawnC> Hi, I can't even connect to wireless networks, i did what you suggested uninstall wpasupplicant then the 2 computer things at the top right disappeard and the internet went away, now i'm on my windows boot and i installed wpasupplicant onto my flash stick... i installed it on my ubuntu but still can't connect to the internet... what can i do to fix this.
[06:10] <thejackal> hello
[06:10] <vox> ShawnC: we read it the first time, you dont need to keep spamming once a minute
[06:10] <thejackal> ok
[06:10] <ShawnC> the fucking help me... you guys told me to uninstall wpasupplicant which just made it worse.
[06:10] <thiebaude> !language
[06:11] <ShawnC> i don't care.
[06:11] <th0r> yeah...I'm gonna jump right up and help that guy
[06:11] <ShawnC> ...
[06:11] <ShawnC> i'm getting angry
[06:11] <some_dude> Me to
[06:11] <ShawnC> you guys made it worse.
[06:11] <th0r> ShawnC: I didn't make anything worse
[06:11] <some_dude> you know leaving is always an option
[06:12] <vox> i didnt either
[06:12] <some_dude> I might have
[06:12] <xangua> i just entered
[06:12] <B1OS> Device 0:0:0:0 faild to suspend: error 134217730
[06:12] <B1OS> whats that about
[06:12] <thejackal> hi again
[06:12] <DrMrHorse> after an install of jaunty to a separate partition, hardy will not boot. the selection is in the grub menu, but it loads the splash screen and stays there. recovery mode does freezes.  any ideas?
[06:12] <ShawnC> it was nomad77
[06:12] <xangua> !ask | thejackal
[06:12] <WW3> just a question for some_dude do you make sprite comics?
[06:13] <arceye> small ftp server app   suggestions  ( something an idiot can figure out ) ?
[06:13] <Themi> Need help making compiz run on my Ubuntu 64 bit install
[06:13] <some_dude> WW3: nope, I have no idea what you are taking about
[06:13] <th0r> arceye: proftpd is about as easy as any
[06:13] <B1OS> Device 0:0:0:0 faild to suspend: error 134217730
[06:13] <nomad77> ShawnC: no i suggested trying a diff app or copying default files from live-cd never said uninstall anything
[06:13] <WW3> my bad
[06:13] <BellinXFelon> th0r: yes
[06:13] <Guest46125> does anyone know how I identify my self so I can keep my username?
[06:13] <Veinor> How well will a radeon mobility 4850 work?
[06:13] <arceye> but it does stuff i just don't need :(
[06:13] <WW3> i thought that the name sounded familiar
[06:13] <th0r> BellinXFelon: type 'mount' and pastebin the result
[06:13] <Veinor> Assuming I'm willing to install any proprietary drivers
[06:14] <Slart> !register | Guest46125
[06:14] <some_dude> what is the name of that gnome phone program thing
[06:14] <arceye> hmmm  I found proftp lite :)
[06:14] <nisstyre> Guest28565 you might find this useful http://www.wyldryde.org/commands/nickserv.php
[06:14] <Guest46125> thankyou
[06:14] <hzhang> who i am
[06:14] <xangua> some_dude: ekiga ¿¿
[06:14] <th0r> some_dude: ekiga?
[06:14] <hzhang> Guest46125: who i am
[06:15] <some_dude> that's the one
[06:15] <Themi> can any one help?
[06:15] <Themi> ?
[06:15] <ShawnC> nomad77: how do i fix it though, i re-installed wpa supplicant but it doesn't matter, still won't work.
[06:15] <bruce__> my computer crashed and managed to munt some files, gdm is all broken (in looks, both login screen and desktop (ie missing panel etc)) .. under lost+found there is an xml file that has somethign to do with gconf ... where should it go?
[06:15] <BellinXFelon> th0r : how do i paste it without flooding
[06:15] <th0r> !pastebin | BellinXFelon
[06:16] <BellinXFelon> ShawnC : sudo ifconfig eth1down, sudo ifconfig eth1up, sudo dhclient eth1
[06:16] <some_dude> man, I'm trying to play poker over the net with a friend,I can't find any good cam software
[06:16] <dustan123> Hi guys, I am having an issue with my fresh ubuntu install, I have search google but found no working soultion.
[06:16] <ShawnC> ok ill brb then
[06:16] <nomad77> ShawnC: try this http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu:Jaunty
[06:16] <th0r> BellinXFelon: go to the pastebin and copy and paste the text into it. It will give you a url for the page, paste that in here so I can get it
[06:16] <dustan123> I am unable to shutdown or restart my computer
[06:17] <BellinXFelon> th0r: ok
[06:17] <johnli> hello
[06:17] <B1OS> i forgot my frrenode password, how can i change it?
[06:18] <B1OS> *freenode
[06:18] <johnli> passwd yourpassword
[06:18] <some_dude> I need a program like, apache-webcam
[06:18] <B1OS> john, explain?
[06:18] <wade> dustan123: open the terminal and type "shutdown -r now"
[06:18] <Themi> I need help installing compiz for 64 bit ubuntu
[06:18] <Themi> Can any one be of service?
[06:18] <stew> B1OS: PM
[06:19] <dustan123> Hi guys, I am having an issue with my fresh ubuntu install, I have search google but found no working solution. I am unable to shutdown or restart my computer, it hangs on shutdown.
[06:19] <johnli> some_dude,tomcat
[06:19] <Themi> ?
[06:19] <BellinXFelon> th0r: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/235634/
[06:19] <dustan123> wade: will do bre
[06:19] <dustan123> *brb
[06:19] <some_dude> johnli: I'm going to need just a bit more
[06:20] <thejackal221> How do you force close a program when it isn't responding and the force quit prompt isn't popping up?
[06:20] <Themi> Compiz install, need help. I know it is already a part of Ubuntu, but it does not seem to be running?!?!?
[06:20] <wade> dustan123: correction it is "sudo shutdown -r now"
[06:20] <nisstyre> thejackal221 go to the system monitor and kill the process
[06:20] <thejackal221> thank you
[06:20] <th0r> BellinXFelon: ok...it isn't mounted. If you type 'sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1' what does it say?
[06:21] <n2diy> I'm building a computer for a client, his name is Roy. So, I named the computer roy, but what if he wants a different name for the box? How do I change it?
[06:21] <dila> how can i active my fusion compiz?
[06:21] <phoe6> I did apt-get source vpnc, edited the Makefile to include openssl and now the instructions ask me to do dpkg-buildpackage. but when I do that, nothing happens. From where should I do dpkg-buildpackage, Top level directory or directory containing the source and where will be .deb file created?
[06:21] <Themi> thejackal221 do you know anything about compiz?
[06:21] <ShawnC> BellinXFelon: You know at the top right the 2 computers there?
[06:21] <johnli> som_dude,sorry,is webcam,not webapp
[06:21] <dila> a litle bit
[06:21] <ShawnC> BellinXFelon: that are for wired connection, then the scale for wifi?
[06:21] <Themi> No help with compiz issues?
[06:22] <thejackal221> Themi No sorry I'm still new at this stuff
[06:22] <Themi> cool
[06:22] <Themi> Any one else?
[06:22] <BellinXFelon> ShawnC : yes i know them open up terminal and type that stuff in
[06:22] <dila> ohh ok thnhx
[06:22] <ShawnC> thanks.
[06:22] <ShawnC> brb
[06:22] <johnli> 不知道中文发不发的了，试试哈哈
[06:22] <dila> take to the spanish room please
[06:23] <BellinXFelon> th0r : http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/235636/
[06:23] <sebsebseb> dila: you want the spannish room?
[06:23] <dila> yes please!!
[06:23] <dustan123> wade: no luck same type of hang
[06:23] <sebsebseb> !es |  dila
[06:23] <sebsebseb> !cn |  johnli
[06:24] <dila> thnkx:D
[06:24] <sebsebseb> dila: no problem
[06:24] <Themi> Need Help with Compiz?
[06:24] <Themi> Any one out there?>
[06:24] <johnli> ok,i will use english here
[06:24] <wade> dustan123: have you tried reinstalling yet?
[06:24] <sebsebseb> !compiz  |  Themi
[06:24] <th0r> BellinXFelon: ok....do this. Unplug the drive. Then in the terminal type 'tail -f /var/log/messages', then plug in the drive. You should see half a dozen new lines show up in the terminal...pastebin those
[06:24] <dustan123> wade: yes, I have
[06:25] <WW3> i installed ubuntu onto my home external drive and skipped grub when i installed it to the drive.
[06:25] <dustan123> I hit ctrl+aly+f7 and it said something about gnome display manager and just sat there
[06:25] <WW3> i installed it to partition #2, is there a way in windows that i can get the bios to recognize the operating system when i try and boot from the external hard drive?
[06:25] <sebsebseb> WW3: probably not
[06:26] <WW3> ok
[06:26] <sebsebseb> !grub |  WW3
[06:26] <BellinXFelon> th0r: http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/235641/
[06:26] <sebsebseb> WW3: to change the bios stuff, you have to be in the bios
[06:26] <sebsebseb> WW3: except when it comes to upgrading the bios or whatever
[06:27] <sebsebseb> WW3: and the bios isn't responsible for your bootloader
[06:27] <dustan123> anyone familiar with ubuntu 9.04 hanging at shutdown issues?
[06:27] <WW3> i saw that after i pasted it in sorry i was a little bit busy when i was typing and didn't catch that
[06:28] <WW3> thank you then, have a good evening!
[06:28] <th0r> BellinXFelon: it isn't recognizing that drive at all. My first thought would be to start from a cold boot without plugging in the drive, then type that tail command and plug in the drive. If it doesn't see the drive then, it is probably a hardware fault in the drive. But right now, until it finds the drive, you can't do anything with it
[06:28] <qkgus> any of you guys hear about itshidden vpn?
[06:28] <wade> dustan123: this may be an acpi issue check out this link "http://www.brighthub.com/computing/linux/articles/39504.aspx"
[06:28] <dustan123> wade: I will take a look and get back to you.
[06:28] <ShawnC> Hi, BellinXFelon it doesn't work.
[06:29] <th0r> BellinXFelon: if it does see the drive, when you plug it in you should see messages about what /dev it is...probably /dev/sdb, and what partitions are there, probably /dev/sdb1
[06:29] <sebsebseb> !details |   dustan123
[06:29] <ShawnC> wade: you know how theres the 2 computers at the top right of the screen when it's lan, and when it's wifi it's like the scale thing, i don't even see that anymore...
[06:30] <ShawnC> wade: i removed wpasupplicant then reinstalled it but it's all messed up now, please help me someone if wades not aroudn.
[06:31] <BellinXFelon> th0r : http://paste.ubuntu.com:80/235646/
[06:31] <ShawnC> someone help me?
[06:32] <ShawnC> BellinXFelon: ? you can help me, you told me those commands, they didn't put the icon back :(
[06:32] <ZOMBE> Anybody familiar with using NVIDIA linux drivers?
[06:32] <th0r> BellinXFelon: there we go. You see there are three partitions there....sdb1,2 and 5
[06:32] <wade> you may have accidentally uninstalled other packages that were connected to wpa_supplicant. I would try installing network manager although I don't know all the dependancies.
[06:32] <BellinXFelon> ShawnC : that is all i know, try restarting your computer
[06:32] <ShawnC> i did.
[06:32] <ShawnC> I'm on windows.
[06:32] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: what's the problem?
[06:32] <ShawnC> I had to reboot to try it to boot into linux.. now i'm back on windows cuz it won't work.
[06:32] <BellinXFelon> th0r : yes my main installation of kubuntu 9.04 is on sda1
[06:33] <th0r> BellinXFelon: no...the printout you just put in pastebin...it shows sdb and shows three partitions on that drive, 1,2 and 5.
[06:33] <wade> ShawnC: you may have accidentally uninstalled other packages that were connected to wpa_supplicant. I would try installing network manager although I don't know all the dependencies.
[06:33] <th0r> BellinXFelon: are you sure you don't want anything on that drive?
[06:33] <ZOMBE> When I first installed Ubuntu I upgraded the drivers to 1.85, yet when Ubuntu loaded anytime I scrolled it was laggy, like the drivers didn't work. I decided to use the built in Hardware drivers, which uses 1.80. What could I have done wrong that causes 1.85 to become buggy? The setup seem to have worked properly.
[06:34] <nomad77> ShawnC: in xterm type gnome-panel --restart maybe or right-click panel,add the applet
[06:34] <BellinXFelon> th0r: anything related to sdb1 i want gone
[06:34] <ShawnC> what applet?
[06:34] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: how'd you install the 185 drivers? Envy-ng?
[06:34] <wade> network manager
[06:34] <BellinXFelon> th0r : the other 2 are just swap and extension
[06:34] <nomad77> network-manager
[06:34] <th0r> BellinXFelon: just sdb1? ok 'sudo mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1' should work now
[06:34] <BellinXFelon> ok
[06:35] <ZOMBE> cellowfellow: No idea what Envy-ng is. I used the terminal to kill xorg and installed it through the dos like screen.
[06:35] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: gotta remember that generally the nvidia drivers are considered the very definition of buggy.
[06:35] <BellinXFelon> th0r : will i be able to write to it once its done
[06:35] <th0r> BellinXFelon: you will have to create a mountpoint and mount it, but yes, you should be able to write to it.
[06:35] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: so, you downloaded the tarball from the nvidia website and installed it manually?
[06:36] <BellinXFelon> th0r : will you help me get to that point
[06:36] <th0r> BellinXFelon: yeah...let's get it reformatted, then the rest is easy
[06:36] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: that's correct. Only way I know to do it. Took forever to finally get it to install. Been using Windows since 3.1, so I am all new to Linux.
[06:36] <nomad77> ZOMBE: try sudo nvidia-settings and check them
[06:36] <BellinXFelon> th0r : ok
[06:36] <ShawnC> shawn@Shawn-laptop:~$ gnome-panel --restart
[06:36] <ShawnC> Unknown option --restart
[06:36] <Name141> !nvidia
[06:37] <BellinXFelon> th0r : wow this may take a minute
[06:37] <ZOMBE> nomad77: What am I checking for?
[06:37] <th0r> BellinXFelon: yeah...it will take a couple
[06:37] <nomad77> ShawnC: try restarting your gnome-desktop,logout,login then
[06:37] <BellinXFelon> th0r : ill be back
[06:37] <arceye> what does this mean  "sudo usermod -d /srv/ftp ftp"   ?
[06:37] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: the problem probably stems from the fact that the packaged nvidia drivers (the 180 drivers) have been tested somewhat, while the binaries you download from nvidia will be... not optimal to say the least.
[06:37] <ShawnC> restart gnome-desktop?
[06:37] <ShawnC> how?
[06:37] <nomad77> ZOMBE: depends on your card i guess
[06:37] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: what is it that the 185 drivers offer that you want anyway, besides a newer number?
[06:38] <th0r> arceye: who told you to do that?
[06:38] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: So what should I do? Some games I play doesn't allow me to access their settings in 1.80.
[06:38] <arceye> I read it from ubuntu part of the install of vsftp
[06:38] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: games that don't let you access the settings when you use 180 drivers? What's this?
[06:38] <Name141> So basically I want nvidia-glx-177 ?
[06:38] <th0r> arceye: that creates a user directory in /srv/ftp for the user ftp
[06:38] <nomad77> ShawnC: logout,login or reboot it
[06:38] <arceye> but I could follow it blind or I could ask what its telling me to do :)
[06:38] <ShawnC> k
[06:39] <ZOMBE> Runescape, sad to say... It's not recognizing my 3d settings. It has a high detail and low detail mode. High detail mode isn't working...
[06:39] <th0r> arceye: ah...ftp is going to log anonymous users as user ftp and their home directory will be /srv/ftp....it will probably jail them there to protect the rest of the system
[06:39] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: oh, that's probably a Java problem, not nvidia.
[06:40] <arceye> anonymous user have no access (it says by default they do )   but they don't :(
[06:40] <ZOMBE> cellowfello: Before sitching to Ubuntu it worked in Vista Ultimate? I figured it couldn't be a Ubuntu problem since it's like you said Java, so my next guess was video drivers.
[06:40] <Drakeson> what is the most advanced graphics card, in terms of 3D acceleration of the free/open-srource linux driver?
[06:40] <ZOMBE> *cellofellow*
[06:40] <th0r> arceye: yeah....vsftp stands for 'very secure'
[06:40] <Drakeson> is there a wiki page for that?
[06:41] <arceye> i thought it stood for we gonna put files all over the plce and mke you find them before you an edit them :)
[06:41] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: java is more prone to configuration errors and bugs than you give it credit for.
[06:41] <th0r> arceye: that too
[06:41] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: what Java VM are you using?
[06:41] <arceye> this is fun and after I spend days getitng it working i going to blank the drive and start again
[06:41] <th0r> arceye: linux is a test. If you get it to work, you deserve to have it working
[06:42] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: Why would it work in Vista, but not Ubuntu? I formatted 3 times trying to fix this, and nothing has worked. The Sun Java 6, if that's what you're asking.
[06:42] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: ok, so exactly what is happening? Is Runescape attempting to detect your video configuration but failing so not allowing you to run the HQ version?
[06:42] <arceye> as I sadi earlier its a box that I want set up but I don't care about it in any way so I have nothing to lose I have a windows box doing the job at the moment
[06:42] <dustan123> I am sorry but how am I setting acpi to off in the menu.lst file>
[06:42] <th0r> ZOMBE: a more appropriate question would be 'Why did it work in Vista'
[06:43] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: basically when you log in you can select standard or high definition modes. When I select high definition I get a error saying can't detect video settings.
[06:43] <Kartagis> liwhat filesystem would allow me to take the most out of a 1tb harddisk?
[06:43] <Kartagis> what*
[06:43] <arceye> its just fun trying to follow instructions from sites that always want me to work from cli and i want point and click :)
[06:44] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: ok, so how does Java detect video settings so it can report them to Runescape?
[06:44] <th0r> dustan123: on the kernel line you will find a bunch of options at the end of the line, just add acpi=off to the end of the lline
[06:44] <ZOMBE> th0r: Everything seems to be easier in Windows. I actually seem to like Linux better, just Windows make things simple.
[06:44] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: cause you've obviously got good enough hardware for it to work.
[06:44] <dustan123> thx th0r
[06:44] <cellofellow> Windows != Simple. Windows == Everyone else did it for you.
[06:45] <cellofellow> Which is why Windows is in my opinion very hard to fix when broken.
[06:45] <nisstyre> In ease of use, how does OpenSUSE compare to Ubuntu?
[06:45] <arceye> hehe   dude everyone else is doing my nix box for me too :)
[06:45] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: honestly I don't know how that works. I got a dual core AMD so I definitely know it's not me. The exact error is "RuneScape was unable to enter the chosen display mode"
[06:45] <ZOMBE> "
[06:45] <arceye> opensuse failed to even install in my box when i tried it
[06:45] <afat> haha
[06:45] <arceye> and mandriva worked the box way to hard
[06:45] <nisstyre> Like, are RPMs hard to use at first?
[06:45] <th0r> dustan123: read through the file. There is a kernel line that starts with # . If you add the option there as well it will be automatically added every time there is a kernel update
[06:46] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: what's your video card? My lappy is dual core AMD but I wouldn't say it's a graphics beast with this GeForce Go 6100.
[06:46] <ZOMBE> 82000M
[06:46] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: ok, yeah.
[06:46] <DrMrHorse> after an install of jaunty to a separate partition, hardy will not boot. the selection is in the grub menu, but it loads the splash screen and stays there. recovery mode freezes.  any ideas?
[06:46] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: did installing the 185 drivers fix this, or did it not?
[06:47] <ZOMBE> cellofellw: I mean I play any game I want just fine, just can't understand why it's choosing to not work in Ubuntu. Not the best built-in video card, but it does fine.
[06:47] <ShawnC> Ok
[06:47] <ShawnC> Now only wifi's are able to connect too, but wifi';s don't work.
[06:47] <ZOMBE> It did. But It was really buggy.
[06:47] <ShawnC> I can't connect to them but it only shows them, won't show the wired network.
[06:48] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: Have you ever opened up the internet before installing video drivers? Everytime you scroll it lags horribly and goes really slow... That's what happened after I installed 1.85. It was acting as if there were no drivers.
[06:48] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: ?
[06:48] <nisstyre> that happens on windows too
[06:48] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: When I installed 1.85 RuneScape ran properly, just the video drivers were acting buggy.
[06:49] <ShawnC> nomad77:
[06:49] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: so, scrolling in firefox was very slow, seemed buggy, when using the 185 drivers?
[06:49] <suji> Anyone know about IOK(Indic Onscreen Keyboard)?
[06:49] <ShawnC> nomad77: I can't connect to any wifi's it lists and there are no "Wired" networks listed.
[06:49] <ZOMBE> cellowfellow: Correct. But when I use the Ubuntu Hardware Drivers, everything works perfect. I am not sure what I did wrong in the install process.
[06:50] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: was it just firefox where the scrolling was laggy or was it any app?
[06:50] <ShawnC> Ok.
[06:50] <ShawnC> Now it just randomly dc'd me.
[06:50] <ShawnC> nomad77: you have anything that can help me?
[06:51] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: Any applications. When I try to access Display under systems I even get "It appears that your graphics driver does not support the necessary extensions to use this tool."
[06:51] <YellowOnion> like the clock-applet calender is there a applet for email?
[06:51] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: that'd be why you use Nvidia Settings instead of that XRandR GUI tool thing.
[06:52] <uknow> my computer dont know alot of the hardware on my computer is there a way to fix that?
[06:52] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: sounds like all you need to do is tweak the 185 drivers. I say install them with Envy-NG and tinker a bit.
[06:52] <cellofellow> !info envy-ng
[06:52] <cellofellow> !envy
[06:52] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: Where can I find Envy-NG?
[06:52] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: install envyng-gtk with Synaptic.
[06:52] <nomad77> ShawnC: you must have removed a lot,hard to know what you may have changed or removed
[06:52] <nisstyre> you may have to enable some new sources...
[06:52] <killazzz> hi somebody has a link for good mechanical keyboard or cheap stainless keyboard or keyboard like happy hacking keyboard but just more cheap ?
[06:53] <ZOMBE> cellowfellow: What exacly does the problem do?
[06:53] <ShawnC> i removed wpa_supplicant that's it.
[06:53] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: it installs the latest nvidia or ati drivers in a GUI way, less likely to screw up.
[06:54] <uknow> way is there somemeny problems with linux and compatibility with hardware
[06:54] <ZOMBE> cellowfellow: Do I still have to go to NVIDIA's website to download them? Or will this work kind of like the built in Add/Remove programs?
[06:54] <nomad77> ShawnC: you try resetting your router?
[06:54] <nisstyre> uknow I've only had problem with really old hardware
[06:54] <ShawnC> how will taht help my desktop problems?
[06:54] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: no, you install EnvyNG, and run it to install the drivers, which it downloads on its own.
[06:54] <nomad77> ohh
[06:55] <ShawnC> nomad77: i removed wpasupplicant
[06:55] <ZOMBE> cellowfellow: Will it show up under Applications once installed?
[06:55] <ShawnC> why don't you remove it and let me know what i need to reinstall?
[06:55] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: somewhere, yes
[06:55] <nisstyre> ZOMBE just type the name of the program in bash (terminal)
[06:55] <uknow> nah i have a new computer acer it barely work with ubuntu
[06:56] <uknow> so meany problems with hardware cuz it dont have drivers
[06:56] <cellofellow> uknow: try running Windows without manufacturer-supplied driver CDs. It's just in Linux there are no CDs and 99% of drivers are included in the system.
[06:57] <kumar> user@user-laptop:~$ sudo /opt/lampp/lampp start
[06:57] <kumar> [sudo] password for user:
[06:57] <kumar> Starting XAMPP for Linux 1.6.8a...
[06:57] <kumar> XAMPP: Another web server daemon is already running.
[06:57] <kumar> XAMPP: Starting MySQL...
[06:57] <FloodBot1> kumar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:57] <kumar> XAMPP: Starting ProFTPD...
[06:57] <nomad77> ShawnC: try sudo apt-cache search wpa_supplicant then or use synaptic
[06:57] <voss> Cello, there are no cd's in linux? There are cd's all over the place they are just called ISO files :)
[06:57] <bazhang> !xampp | kumar
[06:58] <cellofellow> voss: no, no manufacturer-provided driver CDs.
[06:58] <daniznewbie> is there a channel where i can ask about turning .bat files into .sh?
[06:58] <kumar> can you please help me out...i ran a command for cake bake and now my apache server is not responding. it says...."user@user-laptop:~$ sudo /opt/lampp/lampp start
[06:58] <kumar> [sudo] password for user:
[06:58] <kumar> Starting XAMPP for Linux 1.6.8a...
[06:58] <kumar> XAMPP: Another web server daemon is already running.
[06:58] <kumar> XAMPP: Starting MySQL...
[06:58] <FloodBot1> kumar: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:58] <kumar> XAMPP: Starting ProFTPD...
[06:58] <uknow> if linux has com so far and u have to be a computer master to use it why havent the made a windows to linux driver converter
[06:58] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: Hmm it only shows up to 1.80.
[06:58] <cellofellow> ZOMBE: really?
[06:58] <daniznewbie> is there a channel where i can ask about turning .bat files into .sh?
[06:58] <nisstyre> lmao, a driver converter?
[06:58] <ZOMBE> cellofellow: Same version that I have that came from Hardware Drivers
[06:59] <voss> cello, well yeah because the manufacturers will get their drivers put in the kernel.
[06:59] <bazhang> kumar, dont paste here; xampp installs are not supported here --see the message from ubottu
[06:59] <cellofellow> voss: exactly
[06:59] <bazhang> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ApacheMySQLPHP kumar
[06:59] <kumar> bazhang, then from where i can get help ?
[06:59] <cellofellow> voss: point is that Windows doesn't have drivers, manufacturers just go to a lot of trouble to package up their drivers on a CD shipped with the device.
[07:00] <bazhang> kumar, see the link I gave you above
[07:00] <kumar> o.k
[07:00] <voss> cello, thats not necessarily true, there are some universal drivers in windows nowadays.
[07:00] <daniznewbie> can anyone answer my question? is it possible to run a .bat file on ubuntu?
[07:00] <nisstyre> I doubt it
[07:00] <voss> daniz, try running it in wine
[07:00] <arceye> ah well !!   thanks for the help guys I will be back but gotta sleep now :)
[07:00] <cellofellow> voss: VGA graphics drivers, generic ATA drivers, generic USB drivers, generic X-device drivers.
[07:00] <nomad77> daniznewbie: maybe in dosbox,not sure
[07:01] <daniznewbie> alright i've downloaded wine now how do i use it?
[07:01] <cellofellow> Linux has specific drivers for thousands of devices, Windows has generic drivers for dozens.
[07:01] <nisstyre> there might be a program that can convert it to a bash script
[07:01] <kumar> bazhang, i have already installed it...but my apache is not working another web server is running
[07:01] <ShawnC> nomad77: all that stuff is only for wlan, not for wired connections.
[07:01] <voss> cello, also nowadays 802.11g usb drivers
[07:01] <daniznewbie> is there a wine channel for ubuntu?
[07:02] <cellofellow> voss: those are standardized. All (new) 802.11g USB dongles are standardized on the same drivers in Linux, Windows, and Mac.
[07:02] <voss> cello, Most people installing linux have already checked their hardware for compatibility
[07:02] <nomad77> ShawnC: see what ifconfig shows if your wired isn't shown try ifconfig eth0 up and dhclient eth0
[07:02] <ShawnC> i did that.
[07:03] <cellofellow> voss: you probably use this channel more than me. Would you say that's true? How many just grab the CD and pop it in with fingers crossed instead of researching whether they have compatible hardware?
[07:03] <kumar> bazhang, if i uninstall lamp server ...is there any possiblity if i lose my mysql data
[07:03] <voss> cello, the live cd basically does that , if the live cd works okay then you install it
[07:04] <nomad77> ShawnC: try dhclient -r then those commands
[07:04] <cellofellow> voss: well, then
[07:04] <kumar> can you help me ...if i uninstall lamp server ...is there any possiblity if i lose my mysql data
[07:04] <bazhang> kumar, did you read that link?
[07:05] <nisstyre> I spent ages trying to troubleshoot my connection problems and it turned out to be a problem with the NIC itself, but if it's working in windows then I assume you're okay
[07:05] <kumar> bazhang, yes its only for installation..
[07:05] <voss> Ive gotten to the point with linux... atheros wireless(check) Nvidia graphics (check) , and does it print (check)
[07:05] <kumar> bazhang, but i need to save my data as another web server is running...
[07:05] <bazhang> kumar, perhaps ##linux can help as xampp is not supported here
[07:05] <cellofellow> voss: yay!
[07:05] <kumar> bazhang, is there any way to stop another web server
[07:06] <kumar> bazhang, but it was already running on my computer
[07:06] <cellofellow> voss: printing, unless it's a Lexmark printer, is normally a snap in Linux.
[07:06]  * cellofellow thinks it'd be neat if Windows dumped its proprietary printing system and used CUPS instead, that way all major OSes would use the same printing framework, all drivers would work on all systems, and everyone would be happy.
[07:08] <Wiseman> HAY HAY HAY
[07:08] <ProfOak> Hey all, how do I turn off my desktop so I only have a set of terminals?
[07:08] <nisstyre> ProfOak you want to get rid of the gui?
[07:08] <Wiseman> ProfOak: ctrl+shift+f1 I think kills X
[07:08] <uknow> http://pastebin.com/d362c8dab is lspci and i would guess the problems
[07:08] <ProfOak> nisstyre: Just for fun
[07:08] <daniznewbie> #winehq
[07:09] <cellofellow> Wiseguy: no, it doesn't, just hides it.
[07:09] <cellofellow> ProfOak: sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[07:09] <daniznewbie> woops
[07:09] <nisstyre> I did that when I first started using Ubuntu (by accident) and it was anything but :P
[07:09] <cellofellow> ProfOak: same command except "start" to regain the gui.
[07:09] <ambi> simply remove ubuntu-desktop package
[07:09] <cellofellow> ProfOak: and I suggest using screen while you are enjoying the land of the console.
[07:09] <Wiseman> wiseguy and wiseman are not the same person, cellofellow
[07:09] <ambi> that will delete GUI (for exaple, if you use kde, you should remove kubuntu-desktop)
[07:10] <bazhang> ambi, that wont do it, as that is only a metapackage
[07:10] <cellofellow> oops
[07:10] <bazhang> ambi, that is not correct
[07:10] <andrewubuntu> hi guys, how do i a do a fix for my notebook : Ubuntu 9.04 has the same sound problem as 8.10 and it can be fixed by creating a new file /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf containing the line " options snd-hda-intel model=mobile "
[07:10] <Wiseman> I aparently have jewish ancestors, so I'm stuck with this name.
[07:10] <bazhang> !puregnome > ambi
[07:10] <andrewubuntu> can anyone help me walk through this? I've just reinstalled ubuntu on my notebook
[07:10] <q0_0p> i have question about the 'who' command
[07:10] <cellofellow> Wiseman: my grandpa was jewish.
[07:10] <ambi> hm. on my last desktop 8.10 i used this method, and i have removed all gui.
[07:11] <q0_0p> what is tty7 pts/0 pts/1 pts/2 ?
[07:11] <Wiseman> andrewubuntu: I had sound problems, video problems, etc with ubuntu.  I switched to mint and it literally fixed everything.
[07:11] <Wiseman> cellofellow: huzzah
[07:11] <cellofellow> q0_0p: tty7 is virtual terminal 7, used by X11. pts/0 is an emulated terminal, used in a terminal emulator like gnome-terminal.
[07:12] <q0_0p> oh i c
[07:12] <andrewubuntu> Wiseman: thank you, but the sound is the only thing that is not working for my notebook, i think i'll stick it out with ubuntu ;-) can anyone help me walk through the steps for the fix?
[07:12] <q0_0p> cellofellow, thanks
[07:12] <cellofellow> q0_0p: ctrl+alt+F1-6 will get you virtual terminals 1-6, respectively. eg tty1, tty2. tty6.
[07:12] <q0_0p> make sense
[07:12] <q0_0p> now i know what tty1 means
[07:12] <q0_0p> i didn't know ctrl+alt+f1-f6 was virtual terminals
[07:12] <q0_0p> i just thought it was a terminal
[07:13] <cellofellow> q0_0p: the name tty actually comes from teletype, which was once upon a time the only way to connect to mainframe and minicomputers, which was what UNIX is.
[07:13] <cellofellow> q0_0p: a real terminal is a discreet device connected to the system with a serial or parallel connection. Rarely used today. The linux console emulates terminals, as do terminal emulators.
[07:14] <kilana> i got problem people in ubuntu 9.4
[07:14] <kilana> i hope i can found the answer here
[07:14] <q0_0p> cellofellow, thx for the history
[07:14] <mataks> how to take screenshot using terminal command?
[07:14] <ikonia> mataks: scrot
[07:14] <cellofellow> q0_0p: a tty was an electric typewriter connected to a modem which would dial in to the serial device, getting a terminal with a roll-paper display.
[07:14] <andrewubuntu> Hi, can anyone help walkthrough the steps to fix the sound of my notebook? The documentation is: Ubuntu 9.04 has the same sound problem as 8.10 and it can be fixed by creating a new file /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf containing the line options snd-hda-intel model=mobile.
[07:14] <cellofellow> mataks: scrot
[07:15] <ambi> kilana: what is the problem?
[07:15] <kilana> my installer cant seen my harddesk (sda1 sda2 sdb1 sdb2 etc ) it only shows the sda
[07:15] <mataks> ok thnx guys
[07:15] <kilana> and inside my harddesk got windows xp
[07:16] <mataks> no man for scrot..  how to take screenshot with timer?
[07:16] <n2diy> what command is equivilant to ifup eth0 for a wireless card?
[07:16] <hyperionx11> andrewubuntu, sudo touch /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf; echo "snd-hda-intel model=mobile" > /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf
[07:16] <andrewubuntu> guys, how do i do this? ;-(
[07:16] <cellofellow> mataks: sleep timeinseconds && scrot
[07:16] <cellofellow> !info scrot
[07:16] <ambi> kilana: how many harddrives do you have, and how many partitions on them?
[07:17] <kilana> 1
[07:17] <nisstyre> andrewubuntu it's a simple matter of editing the text file to contain the new lines
[07:17] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: it says permission denied
[07:17] <nisstyre> use sudo
[07:17] <hyperionx11> andrewubuntu, use sudo
[07:17] <kilana> and 6 partation
[07:17] <cellofellow> mataks: scrot has a manpage on my system.
[07:17] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: yes, i did use sudo
[07:18] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: the exact command i used is sudo touch /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf; echo "snd-hda-intel model=mobile" > /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf
[07:18] <cellofellow> mataks: you could use sleep do delay or scrot -d NUM
[07:18] <hyperionx11> andrewubuntu, try ls -loa /etc/modprobe.d does it exist?
[07:18] <mataks> cellofellow, k thnx man
[07:18] <kilana> one for windows xp(fat32) and one ext3 is empty and one for swap and one empty ntfs
[07:18] <ambi> kilana: that's it! maybe you should make a partitions on your harddrive and then I think you will see sda1 sda2 devices
[07:18] <kilana> but the installer dosnt seen them
[07:19] <kilana> only i can see is the sda , so if i format it or creat new partation from it all my systems will gone
[07:19] <ambi> hm.. while i print a message, you type a new information, what version of ubuntu you trying to install?
[07:20] <n2diy> kilana: If IIRC, you can only have four Primary partions on a drive, are you safe with that?
[07:20] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: the output is - total 48
[07:20] <andrewubuntu> drwxr-xr-x   2 root  4096 2009-07-29 14:16 .
[07:20] <andrewubuntu> drwxr-xr-x 124 root 12288 2009-07-29 14:00 ..
[07:20] <andrewubuntu> -rw-r--r--   1 root  2387 2009-04-09 01:42 alsa-base.conf
[07:20] <andrewubuntu> -rw-r--r--   1 root   325 2009-03-19 00:02 blacklist-ath_pci.conf
[07:20] <andrewubuntu> -rw-r--r--   1 root  1467 2009-03-19 00:02 blacklist.conf
[07:20] <FloodBot1> andrewubuntu: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:20] <hyperionx11> andrewubuntu, that command is the same as vi (edit) /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf typing in that line in and saving
[07:20] <kilana> 9.4
[07:20] <Bob_Dole> Does Ubuntu 8.04 use the restricted driver for the R200 series ATI GPUs? (Radeon 8500, Radeon 9000, Radeon 9200, etc..)
[07:21] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: sorry, but i really do not understand how to do that, i am a complete noob at ubuntu
[07:21] <xnevermore> could someone please tell me how to disable pulseaudio in karmic (9.10)? "killall pulseaudio" used to do the trick, but now it seems to reload everytime i try to kill it.
[07:21] <uknow_> can some one help me with theses support probles with these devices http://pastebin.com/d6681acc2
[07:21] <kilana> but in ubuntu 8.4 its work fine
[07:21] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: sorry ;-(
[07:21] <n00b101> what tools can be used to monitor users accounts on a small home network?
[07:21] <cellofellow> xnevermore: pulseaudio -k might work
[07:22] <n2diy> n00b101: what do you want to monitor?
[07:22] <mataks> cellofellow,  where can i see the default saved location in scrot?
[07:22] <n2diy> what command is equivilant to ifup eth0 for a wireless card?
[07:22] <nomad77> xnevermore: or sudo /etc/init.d/pulseaudio stop maybe
[07:22] <xnevermore> cellofellow: nope. it seems to reload there too
[07:23] <n00b101> files accessed/web activity
[07:23] <nomad77> mataks: its your current directory
[07:23] <xnevermore> nomad77: using init.d informs me "PulseAudio configured for per-user sessions"
[07:23] <andrewubuntu> ......
[07:23] <cellofellow> mataks: seems to default to outputting to the current path.
[07:23] <cellofellow> mataks: don't see an output-dir option.
[07:23] <hyperionx11> andrewubuntu, try this sudo su  then nano /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf then add that line for intel then ctrl-X and (Y yes to save) and then exit
[07:24] <nomad77> xnevermore: then try same without sudo
[07:24] <xnevermore> I also can't find anywhere in ubuntu's prefs where I can choose ths sound server used. i believe it used to be possible in System->Preferences->Sound
[07:24] <xnevermore> nomad77: i get the same message sans-sudo
[07:25] <cellofellow> xnevermore: can you just uninstall pulseaudio?
[07:25] <nomad77> use the pulseaudio manager then,the gui
[07:25] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: ok done.
[07:25] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: saved the file.
[07:25] <dustan123> Anyone familiar with ubuntu 9.04 hanging on shutdown issues? (so far it's not an ACPI issue)
[07:25] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: and exited.
[07:25] <hyperionx11> andrewubuntu, type exit so you dont damage your systerm as root #
[07:25] <xnevermore> cellofellow: I'd rather not uninstall it, I'd just like to disable it for a while.
[07:26] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: ok, done, exited.
[07:26] <xnevermore> nomad77: where would i find this pulseaudio manager?
[07:26] <hyperionx11> andrewubuntu, try to reboot and look for sound
[07:26] <bazhang> !info pavucontrol
[07:26] <cellofellow> xnevermore: remove the execute bit (chmod -x) the executables
[07:26] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: ok, rebooting now, be back in 5
[07:26] <andrewubuntu> hyperion, before i go, thank you. also, can u tell me where is the location of this file? i can't seem to find it anywhere
[07:27] <n00b101> *what tools can be used to monitor users accounts web/file activity on a small home/business network?
[07:27] <hyperionx11> andrewubuntu, ls -loa /etc/modprobe.d/options.conf
[07:27] <xnevermore> cellofellow: that seems a bit... hackey. It seems like there should be a cleaner way of doing this, but if all else fails, I'll keep it in mind. It IS a clever solution
[07:28] <cellofellow> xnevermore: I think the PulseAudio devs are too proud to admit that anyone would not want to use their server.
[07:28] <doug__> server/ irc.wyldryde.org
[07:28] <andrewubuntu> okie hyperionx11, thank you very much. rebooting now, back in a couple.
[07:28] <cellofellow> I like pulse myself, except when I need to use JACK for something, then it gets in the way.
[07:29] <xnevermore> cellofellow: lol... maybe you're right
[07:29] <mike_s> hi...i am using an Acer Aspire 1694wlmi with Ubuntu 9.04 (ATI Mobility X700)...because of the X700 i have to use the radeon driver, because the fglrx is not available any more! but if i connect my laptop via s-video to my tv...and enter xrandr...there is no S-Video detected??? does anyone know a solution??
[07:30] <wizzo50> What is the best Laptop to buy?
[07:30] <hyperionx11> alienware m17x
[07:30] <bazhang> wizzo50, please ask in #ubuntu-offtopic
[07:31] <hyperionx11> unless you like to hack at stuff a lenovo thinkpad
[07:31] <Leopoldo> Hi everybody, I had deleted the partition on which Ubuntu was installed, and now I have problems with XP boot manager. How can I restore it_
[07:32] <Grant-A> !guest
[07:32] <Leopoldo> Anyone who can help me_)
[07:32] <Grant-A> Leopoldo: Do you own a Windows XP installation DVD?
[07:32] <Leopoldo> Grant/A, yes I do, but it is a setup-only disc
[07:32] <Leopoldo> disk
[07:33] <n2diy> what command is equivilant to ifup eth0 for a wireless card?
[07:33] <bazhang> Leopoldo, you wish to reinstall ubuntu? or is this a windows only question
[07:33] <Leopoldo> I mean, there is no way to load the command prompt
[07:33] <Grant-A> I see
[07:33] <Leopoldo> I wish to restore the thing
[07:33] <nomad77> n2diy: iwconfig
[07:33] <Grant-A> IIRC, Microsoft released some sort of special CD for this
[07:33] <Grant-A> let me look
[07:33] <Leopoldo> The thing Ubuntu created, so I wanna repair the xp mbr
[07:33] <Leopoldo> Ok, thanks a lot
[07:33] <Leopoldo> I'll wait here
[07:33] <n2diy> ifwonfig ???
[07:33] <bazhang> Leopoldo, Grant-A please take to #ubuntu-offtopic or ##windows
[07:34] <nomad77> n2diy: iwconfig
[07:34] <hyperionx11> n2diy, ifconfig eth0 up , iwlist eth0 scan, iwconfig eth0 essid X
[07:34] <hyperionx11> n2diy, then dhclient eth0
[07:34] <Leopoldo> bazhang, why_
[07:34] <bazhang> Leopoldo, it is a windows issue
[07:34] <hyperionx11> n2diy, um, WEP only, WPA needs wpasupplicant installed
[07:34] <Leopoldo> Bazhang, it isn't
[07:35] <hyperionx11> hi
[07:35] <Leopoldo> It's an Ubuntu issue
[07:35] <bazhang> Leopoldo, are you re-installing Ubuntu?
[07:35] <arussel> On one of my ubuntu box, I have some nice profile coming with screen. But on the other one, even with the screen-profile package install, I have nothing. What could be the difference ? (both are jaunty 64)
[07:35] <andrewubuntu> hyperionx11: hello, the sound is working now, thank you very much
[07:35] <andrewubuntu> ;-)
[07:35] <Grant-A> bazhang: Technically it was a problem caused by Ubuntu
[07:35] <n2diy> nomad77: hyperionx11, ok, roger that, better copy and save this, thanks.
[07:35] <Leopoldo> Grant-A is right
[07:35] <Leopoldo> If Ubuntu hadn't all these problems when you try uninstalling it, I wouldn-t ask here
[07:35] <DrMrHorse> can i replace firmware without being able to boot?
[07:35] <arussel> and if someone could paste the ubuntu-black profile somewhere, that would be extra nice :-)
[07:36] <Leopoldo> So, grant-a, found anything?
[07:36] <MidsummerDawn> I need help right quick.
[07:36] <Grant-A> I'm looking
[07:36] <Leopoldo> OK
[07:36] <hyperionx11> Leopoldo, download a win98 boot cd off the net and boot off of it when your at a c:\ run fdisk /mbr
[07:36] <hyperionx11> Leopoldo, or the XP cd should have a tool on it
[07:36] <Leopoldo> hyperion, where can I download it?
[07:37] <hyperionx11> Leopoldo, hold on
[07:37] <Leopoldo> Hyperion, my xp cd is a setup/only disk
[07:37] <Grant-A> hyperionx11: That option would be illegal
[07:37] <BellinXFelon> th0r : its only half way done
[07:37] <hyperionx11> Leopoldo, you mean streamlined?
[07:37] <BellinXFelon> th0r : we might have to do this in the morning
[07:37] <Leopoldo> hyperion, yes
[07:37] <Leopoldo> withouth the possibility to access the "recovery" part
[07:38] <smxy> hello. I'm working at the text console. I installed ddclient but it popped up a curses-based configuration program which I exited as I didn;t have the needed info at the time. I don;t know how to get the package configured now and uninstalling and reinstalling it does not prompt me with the configuration program any more. :-/
[07:38] <Leopoldo> So_
[07:38] <Leopoldo> ?
[07:39] <hyperionx11> Leopoldo, http://www.allbootdisks.com/downloads/ISO/AllBootDisks_ISO_Image_Downloads25/Win98SE_bootdisk.iso
[07:39] <Grant-A> Leopoldo: When setup loads, can you press "R" to enter the recovery mode? or is this entirely impossible?
[07:39] <The^user> goodmorning VIETNAM1111111111111111111
[07:39] <wizzo50> why not 2.8?
[07:39] <Leopoldo> It-s impossible
[07:39] <Grant-A> Leopoldo: If I can't find the disc, there's always the possibility of installing GRUB on Windows
[07:39] <Grant-A> Leopoldo: Would that work?
[07:40] <DrMrHorse> can i change the mountpoint of a partition from / to /home?
[07:40] <Leopoldo> No, I hate GRUB
[07:41] <wasabi_> what's another project that offers free ui icons like tango?
[07:41] <MidsummerDawn> Is there a messenger service for Ubuntu that supports webcam?
[07:41] <Grant-A> Well, there is a way to make GRUB automatically pass over to Windows
[07:41] <Grant-A> I do it with Ubuntu. It involves setting the timeout to "0"
[07:41] <hyperionx11> Grant-A, yes
[07:41] <Leopoldo> granta, but my XP MBR is damaged
[07:42] <hyperionx11> Leopoldo, do you get a grub prompt or error?
[07:42] <MidsummerDawn> Message me when someone has an answer, please. Thank you.
[07:42] <Grant-A> Leopoldo: Right, but if GRUB were installed to Windows, it would take over the MBR, you could set it to auto-boot Windows, and its like nothing ever happened
[07:42] <MidsummerDawn> PM*
[07:42] <abddu> Leopoldo, i think u should just fix grub using a live CD if possible ...
[07:43] <abddu> il try finding u the link i used some time ago .....
[07:43] <wizzo50> Does Pidgen allow voice chatting?
[07:43] <hyperionx11> i wish
[07:43] <Leopoldo> abddu, but how_
[07:43] <Grant-A> Leopoldo: I've got an idea
[07:44] <abddu> just a moment ... i used to have the steps somewhere :D ... some minutes ..
[07:44] <hyperionx11> wizzo50, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=237593
[07:44] <Grant-A> Leopoldo: Install Ubuntu to a small partition, then log in. Edit /boot/grub/menu.lst, set the time out to "0" where it talks about automatically booting, and then copy the Windows section above the Ubuntu section
[07:44] <thejackal221> How do you view your system stats, like ram?
[07:45] <abddu> leopoldo, can you check this post? http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=224351
[07:45] <Grant-A> Leopoldo: This should effectively automatically boot Windows, almost the same as the normal Windows bootloader does it
[07:45] <Kartagis> thejackal221, /proc/
[07:45] <vohoo> anyone know of a good msn alternative, that would support voice and video chat?
[07:45] <thejackal221> thanks
[07:45] <abddu> check the steps after: THIS IS ANOTHER EDIT.
[07:46] <wasabi_> what's another free icon set besides Tango?
[07:46] <abddu> have you checked that before?
[07:46] <wizzo50> How do you setup Gyachi
[07:46] <DerKlempner> vohoo: Skype
[07:47] <Grant-A> wasabi_: Tangerine, Human
[07:47] <Grant-A> wasabi_: Let me get you a link to a website full of them
[07:47] <wasabi_> thanks
[07:48] <hyperionx11> wizzo50, i have never got gyachi working but ive met people who have
[07:48] <wasabi_> thanks Grant-A
[07:48] <Grant-A> wasabi_: http://www.gnome-look.org/index.php?xsortmode=high&page=0&xcontentmode=120x121
[07:48] <smxy> hello. I'm working at the text console. I installed ddclient but it popped up a curses-based configuration program which I exited as I didn;t have the needed info at the time. I don;t know how to get the package configured now and uninstalling and reinstalling it does not prompt me with the configuration program any more. :-/ How do I get the package to rerun the configuration program?
[07:48] <Grant-A> wasabi_: whoops, wrong link
[07:48] <vohoo> DerKlempner> I know of Skype. Actually by msn alternative, i meant the likes of aMSN, etc that would support audio and video chats...
[07:48] <wizzo50> hyperionx11: How do you start, sudo Gyachi?
[07:49] <hyperionx11> wizzo50, install from package and run as user
[07:49] <Grant-A> wasabi_: http://www.gnome-look.org/index.php?xsortmode=high&page=0&xcontentmode=121
[07:49] <wasabi_> awesome
[07:49] <wasabi_> thanks man
[07:49] <Grant-A> wasabi_: That part of the site is full of icon themes
[07:49] <Grant-A> wasabi_: enjoy
[07:50] <jacquesdupontd> hey hi yo
[07:50] <nnull> some of the nice icon packs on there are > 70 meg tho so watch out if ure memory restricted ;)
[07:50] <nnull> most arent tho.
[07:50] <DerKlempner> vohoo: support for audio AND video (stress on the "video" part) isn't as common in Linux, so you're going to hear a lot of recommendations for Skype
[07:51] <BarclaysKing> irc.netsplit.de/timer 0 30 /Me Is Selling ( Bank Of America , Wellsfargo ,HSBC, Abbey And Nationwide logins  Cahoot & Yorkshire. )
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[07:52] <FloodBot1> BarclaysKing: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
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[07:52] <ActionParsnip1> BarclaysKing: wrong chennel
[07:52] <DerKlempner> vohoo: although Ekiga seems to be popular as well...
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[07:52] <FloodBot1> BarclaysKing: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:52] <uknow> is ther a driver device updater like Uniblue Driver Scanner but for linux
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[07:53] <FloodBot1> BarclaysKing: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[07:53] <nnull> he can teach us how to spam
[07:53] <smxy> idiot
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[07:53]  * BarclaysKing Msg Me for the prices list.. [ Contact me on<EMAIL_ADDRESS>],
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[07:53] <Grant-A> he's a pretty sucky spammer
[07:53] <Grant-A> I can spam 20x better
[07:53] <DerKlempner> i love ignore lists...
[07:54] <jussi01> you guys know about the !ops trigger, no?
[07:54] <smxy> heh, he is selling fresh dumps
[07:54] <Grant-A> !ops
[07:54] <smxy> I can make those myself. :p
[07:54] <Grant-A> here's back
[07:54] <Grant-A> he's back
[07:54] <BarclaysKing> ??
[07:54] <BarclaysKing> suckers where r u from?
[07:55] <jussi01> Grant-A: remember to include a pipe and the nick please
[07:55] <jlu> on intrepid, I replaced my Desktop folder with a symlink, but haven't been able to revert back. Nautilus is showing my home folder as my desktop, even regardless of the gconf desktop_is_homedir setting. Any ideas? : /
[07:55] <Grant-A> eh, I would've gone with a bit higher up the IP block
[07:55] <nnull> banville.
[07:55] <Grant-A> jussi01: ok
[07:55] <jacquesdupontd> i have to answer as i am a sucker ?
[07:55] <jacquesdupontd> hi jussi01
[07:55] <agent_j> how do i make anjuta run with SDL? i can't find any up to date tutorials on this.
[07:56] <johnskulski> can someone double check my crontab. 30 2 * * * /usr/local/scripts/backups.sh   runs every night at 2:30am right?
[07:56] <johnskulski> oh my
[07:56]  * jussi01 waves to jacquesdupontd'
[07:56] <jacquesdupontd> haha
[07:56] <johnskulski> never mind I just realized its EST server :\ hoo boy
[07:56] <vohoo_> DerKlempner: thanks
[07:56]  * jacquesdupontd like it
[07:56] <Grant-A> your name sounds like an improvised verb. "Jacquesdupont'd" :P
[07:57] <jacquesdupontd> in fact its jacques dupont(d)
[07:57] <DerKlempner> vohoo: no worries, i just hope you have a supported webcam   ;)
[07:57] <jacquesdupontd> http://myspace.com/myspacejacquesdupontd
[07:57] <jacquesdupontd> then you will understand Grant-A
[07:57] <asfjio> hello, how can i archive my mail (i'm using evolution) into separate local file so if i want to backup this file to know who and where exactly is located that file?
[07:57] <jlu> hrmm to to clarify, after reverting a change where I replaced by desktop folder with a symlink, Nautilus is now showing my home dir on my desktop, even after I recreated the Desktop folder
[07:57]  * jacquesdupontd made is last sentence off-topic and he promise it to jussi01
[07:58] <n2diy> what happened to bogomips is lshw?
[07:58] <Grant-A> You promised jussi01 to make an off-topic sentence? OMG CONSPIRACY!!!111!!11
[07:58] <MidsummerDawn> No one knows?
[07:58] <jacquesdupontd> Grant-A, go to my myspace and listen
[07:59] <Myrtti> moving on
[07:59]  * jacquesdupontd made another off-topic sentence, bad guy !
[07:59] <Myrtti> jacquesdupontd: move on
[07:59] <elky> Grant-A, excuse me, what is going on here?
[07:59] <ActionParsnip1> yeah i was thinking that
[08:00] <jacquesdupontd> Myrtti, no worries i stop
[08:00] <elky> Grant-A, i think given your last sentance, i want your response in -ops rather than here.