[04:36] <aaditya> !repeat| ubuntu
[04:36] <ubuntu> hardy heron, hector
[04:36] <hector> ubuntu, and where are you trying to move the files?
[04:37] <penguins2387> anyone need any help?
[04:37] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, yes...
[04:37] <aaditya> penguins2387: LOL
[04:37] <penguins2387> swiftarrow: what can i do for you
[04:37] <nmvictor> hector:sorry,you cant find the bluetooth adapter or the devices you are trying to connect to?
[04:37] <swiftarrow> Hi All, I just installed texlive from the DVD, into /opt/texmf/2008/ using sudo.  Now I think I shouldn't have used sudo... can I change the permissions on the files?  How?  Thanks so much...
[04:37] <penguins2387> aaditya: no kidding right
[04:37] <ubuntu> well, hector, between two mounted ntfs partitions... one I could mount, the other one not
[04:37] <aaditya> penguins2387: right haha
[04:37] <ubuntu> same disc
[04:38] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, , I just installed texlive from the DVD, into /opt/texmf/2008/ using sudo.  Now I think I shouldn't have used sudo... can I change the permissions on the files?  How?  Thanks so much...
[04:38] <hector> so its the same disk but has two partitions to it
[04:38] <Canaen> carpediem: so even though I have an intel processor, I should use the amd64 torrent, because it just refers to the 64-bit version, right?
[04:38] <penguins2387> don't get me wrong I like gdm but the way gdm.conf and gdm.conf-custom interact lead me to belive that it was designed by drunks
[04:38] <ubuntu> yes, hector
[04:38] <aaditya> ntfs-3g|ubuntu
[04:38] <aaditya> !ntfs-3g|ubuntu
[04:38] <penguins2387> swift arrow chmod
[04:38] <carpediem> Canaen: AMD was first to the 64 bit scene, so the architecture is amd64, but its one in the same.
[04:38] <yowshi> ok anyone know how to get xawtv or webcamstudio to save to a file?
[04:38] <Canaen> mmk
[04:39] <penguins2387> swiftarrow: sorry chmod
[04:39] <nmvictor> swiftarrow:you can change file permissions,as long as youare root.
[04:39] <hector> ubuntu, have you tried aadityas command?
[04:39] <ubuntu> thank you aaditya
[04:39] <ubuntu> will now
[04:39] <aaditya> Canaen: check this out
[04:39] <aaditya> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD
[04:40] <carpediem> swiftarrow: chown myusername:myusername myfolder -R
[04:40] <penguins2387> swiftarrow: what i would do would be to remove it and redo the installation keeping the config files
[04:40] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, I've used chmod only once, and needed to re-install to fix it :D  So what I've got is a bunch of files and directories that I need permissions to without sudo, in /opt/texemf/2008
[04:40] <carpediem> swiftarrow: most likely you need sudo in front of that though
[04:40] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, you think re-install? ok...
[04:40] <yowshi> i can get xawtv to save audio to a singlefile but not video
[04:40] <penguins2387> swiftarrow: it's the most expediant
[04:40] <fbc-mx> what do I need to restart to get all the icons on my desktop back?
[04:40] <aaditya> swiftarrow: use chmod, but don't misuse it :P
[04:41] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, aaditya yea... ok.  Thanks.  I think I'll re-install.
[04:41] <aaditya> fbc-mx: hit Alt+F2 and run `nautilus -d`
[04:41] <carpediem> chmod isn't appropriate, if you install under sudo its the owner that is wrong.
[04:41] <ubuntu> aaditya: can-t find ntfs/config on synaptic
[04:41] <^P|Snoozing> I'm at a total loss here....
[04:42] <aaditya> fbc-mx: make it `nautilus -n`
[04:42] <aaditya> ubuntu: you're using a liveCD, aren't you?
[04:42] <ubuntu> yes
[04:42] <ubuntu> tried via terminal also
[04:42] <ubuntu> usind sudo apt-get
[04:43] <hector> why don't you just install ubuntu?
[04:43] <ubuntu> I need to move this files
[04:43] <badfish69> if i'm downloading with wget, and it dies, will i be able to resume the download from an identical mirror or will it start over?
[04:43] <ubuntu> just need to save them
[04:43] <painted> ubuntu sucks
[04:43] <carpediem> ubuntu: mount /dev/sdXX somefolder -t ntfs
[04:43] <painted> it's all about windows me
[04:43] <[4-tea-2]> badfish69: wget --continue ...
[04:43] <aaditya> ubuntu: search for only 'ntfs' with no quotes
[04:43] <ubuntu> that-s why I-m tring to mount the volume
[04:43] <ubuntu> okay, thank you
[04:43] <badfish69> thx tea
[04:43] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntu: ubuntu should recognize ntfs partitions "out of the box".. at least it does for me
[04:44] <[4-tea-2]> badfish69: it only cares for the filename unless you're also mirroring ;)
[04:44] <penguins2387> all of your gdms is mine
[04:44] <^Phantom^> okay, here's my issue...i plugged a tv into my s-video port, intending to use the tv as a secondary screen, but i don't see anything anywhere for doing that.  I must be missing something.  Am I?
[04:44] <fbc-mx> aaditya, awesome that worked like a charm
[04:44] <aaditya> fbc-mx: :)
[04:45] <badfish69> ^Phantom^: you'll probably need some proprietary drivers for your video card
[04:45] <badfish69> and then you'll have to set it up using those drivers
[04:45] <m0|linux> Hello so there is no way to enable compiz with xinerama, according to the bug request online it is a X server limitation. Any one knows any updates based on that?
[04:45] <^Phantom^> it's an Intel 945G express video card, i think
[04:45] <^Phantom^> i don't remember the name completely
[04:45] <badfish69> eh
[04:45] <penguins2387> try lspci to findout for sure
[04:45] <m0|linux> Therefore, ubuntu in its current state doesn't support duel xinerama displays.
[04:46] <badfish69> dual*
[04:46] <swiftarrow> Dang! I just removed all the directories, and now tried to install without sudo, and it doesn't work... oh well.
[04:46] <carpediem> ^Phantom^: hmm, on my laptop the Fn button for that "just works"
[04:46] <penguins2387> swiftarrow: sorry man
[04:46] <^Phantom^> Intel 954GM Express Chip i believe
[04:46] <badfish69> laptop?
[04:46] <^Phantom^> yes
[04:46] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, that's ok.
[04:46] <badfish69> ah
[04:46] <penguins2387> swiftarrow: it looks asthough you may need to use sudo or add yourself to a specific group
[04:46] <hector> swiftarrow, i think its hard to remove all directories even in sudo now
[04:46] <badfish69> no idea
[04:46] <carpediem> ^Phantom^: have you tried the Fn button?
[04:47] <IndyGunFreak> ^Phantom^: what problem are you having w/ that device.. it works fine on mine
[04:47] <mabus> m0|linux: those kinds of questions are almost always better asked to an email list or forum thread, you are going to be very lucky if you randomly get somebody who knows what they're talking about to happen across your sentence in irc
[04:47] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, hector, well, let the install finish.  It's gonna be a bit of time now.
[04:47] <^Phantom^> how do i turn it on
[04:47] <ubuntu> aaditya: need help... already have installed all the ones containing ntfs which show up and can-t invoke them even from terminal+
[04:47] <ubuntu> terminal *
[04:48] <m0|linux> Is it normal if we have two cursors in xinerama?
[04:48] <carpediem> ubuntu: did you try the mount command I gave you?
[04:48] <carpediem> cause aaditya is gone
[04:48] <hector> swiftarrow, i just thought you where trying to remove everything on your hard drive with like that sudo rm roott
[04:48] <ubuntu> nope, carpediem
[04:48] <swiftarrow> hector, nope.  I'm thankfully not that dumb.
[04:48] <IndyGunFreak> ubuntu: can you go to places menu and select the volume you want to mount?
[04:48] <hector> swiftarrow, thats good
[04:49] <penguins2387> hector: now that would be a thing to see someone do... sudo rm -r /boot
[04:49] <deagle> if anyone knows how to mount a WebDAV without getting an SSL unknown protocol error, please let me know
[04:49] <carpediem> ubuntu:  try "mkdir temp"   "sudo mount /dev/sdXX temp -t ntfs"  where sdXX is something like sda1 sda2 sdb1 sdb2 or whatever the partition you want to mount is.
[04:49] <hector> i know have you guys ever done that just to see what would happen though?
[04:49] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, there are a bunch of screencasts on youtube showing that exact thing.
[04:49] <^Phantom^> the fn+crt/lcd doesn't do anything
[04:49] <^Phantom^> this is the S-Video port i'm trying to use here
[04:49] <hector> its like the computer is eating its own brain
[04:49] <yowshi> if i could just get xawtv to record video to a single file instead of a list of numbered files my webcam torubles would be over
[04:50] <ubuntu> carpediem: how to know which sd is it_
[04:50] <carpediem> ^Phantom^: if it was nvidia, I would suggest the nvtv tool....not sure what is there for intel
[04:50] <penguins2387> swiftarrow: a friend of mine got mad at this roommate and deleted his kernel when he turned of the computer nothing worked
[04:50] <crash1hd> ok for some reason this creating keys and using them on openssh is not working for me
[04:50] <josh43> Ok, I have a minor issue that's making me more than minorly crazy; I have 9.04, and want to run gnome with no monitor attached; How can I disable the automatic xorg configuring??
[04:50] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, evil.
[04:50] <^Phantom^> 945G express chipset
[04:50] <orange-wedge> i guess i could do a virtual installation... and try out rm -rf /boot
[04:50] <^Phantom^> that's the one
[04:50] <orange-wedge> i <3 vmware
[04:50] <crash1hd> I have created the keys they are in my home dir yet when I go to login from my windows laptop it doesnt ask me for them?
[04:50] <abama> how to comment the syslog() code line in all the source code, adding the "//" to the front of it?
[04:51] <hector> orange-wedge, i did it to a person that pissed me off once
[04:51] <carpediem> ubuntu: try "ls /dev/disk/by-id/ -l"
[04:51] <penguins2387> swiftarrow: yeah he was mad cause the roomate took his laptop and formated his home partition and installed windows on it
[04:51] <^Phantom^> it wants me to log out and back in agai
[04:51] <^Phantom^> n
[04:51] <^Phantom^> so, brb
[04:51] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, oh well then his roomate deserved it... :D
[04:52] <hector> i seriously don't see why people complain about linux
[04:52] <penguins2387> swiftarrow, indeed
[04:52] <Hiemanshu> penguins2387, thats funny :P
[04:52] <hector> all people do now is surf the internet mostly and linux can do that
[04:52] <swiftarrow> penguins2387, I take it there was some back and forth there... :D
[04:52] <crash1hd> Anyone here know about openssh and rsa keys?
[04:52] <orange-wedge> hector, LMAO
[04:52] <orange-wedge> yep
[04:52] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, yeah
[04:52] <penguins2387> hiemanshu, yeah these two are always doing stupid things to each other
[04:52] <carpediem> crash1hd: know about...depends on how much detail you mean.
[04:52] <penguins2387> swiftarrow, oh yes years and years worth
[04:53] <swiftarrow> lol
[04:53] <Hiemanshu> penguins2387, happens a lot :)
[04:53] <orange-wedge> ssh + rsa equals easy network login/scripting
[04:53] <hector> it makes me mad because they think more power equals better
[04:53] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, carpediem well I am trying to get my ssh to work with rsa keys as that makes it more secure correct?
[04:53] <mrman_> Hey, I'm a total n00b when it comes to Ubuntu...I downloaded 9.04 and used the livecd to install to a flash drive... I divided it in two sections..one is 3 gigs for the OS, and one is 5 gigs for storage...will this usbUbuntu save to the storage as well as settings and programs I installed?
[04:53] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, yes that does
[04:53] <hector> but its only partially true, good coding is good
[04:53] <Hiemanshu> what is the problem?
[04:53] <carpediem> crash1hd: yes, it does, so says the general consensus from what I've heard
[04:54] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, carpediem I have ran ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 and created the keys on my ubuntu system
[04:54] <Hiemanshu> !ssh
[04:54] <penguins2387> i gotta go everyone talk to you later
[04:54] <yowshi> does anyone here know how to make xawtv save video to a single file?
[04:54] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, carpediem It put 2 files on my home dir and I moved them to the .ssh folder yet when I go to login on my windows box with putty it only ask for my normal login
[04:54] <orange-wedge> i like batch scripts + google desktop + putty
[04:55] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, carpediem I was following the instructions here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AdvancedOpenSSH
[04:55] <carpediem> crash1hd: you have to put one key on the target machine and keep the other local.
[04:55] <orange-wedge> makes logging in across profiles much easier
[04:55] <cemmel> hm
[04:56] <BilokShem> Who eats the man chode?
[04:56] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, carpediem is right
[04:56] <crash1hd> carpediem, sure but shouldnt when I go to login with putty ask for the key?
[04:56] <hector> wait are we talking about man=manual pages?
[04:56] <hector> or like man=human?
[04:56] <crash1hd> carpediem, and not allow me to login without it?
[04:56] <carpediem> crash1hd: that's a configuration on the target ssh_config
[04:56] <josh43> anyone know how I can disable the automatic xorg configuring??
[04:57] <crash1hd> carpediem, Hiemanshu I made sure to modify the sshd_config file
[04:57] <Vatie> Crash1hd, you need to convert the Openssh key to a putty private key file (ppk file), and then point putty toward it.
[04:57] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, what does sshd_config look like it?
[04:57] <carpediem> crash1hd: I'm sorry, I meant the target sshd_config
[04:57] <x^code^x> alo
[04:57] <hector> alo
[04:57] <yowshi> well this might be part of my problem xawtv is on 4x yet ubuntu only has up to 3.95 in the repo
[04:58] <Hiemanshu> !pastebin | crash1hd
[04:58] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, carpediem http://pastie.org/475250
[04:58] <radixor1> woah!!!!
[04:58] <jaypur> hi, im trying to hit sudo make, and im getting a error.... im doing this process https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting HP dx section
[04:58] <^Phantom^> okay
[04:58] <radixor1> after falling back on an olddriver, if i do iwlist i can see all the wireless netowrks in my area!
[04:59] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, did you restart sshd?
[04:59] <radixor1> unfortunately, i can't see them in network manager and i can't connect
[04:59] <radixor1> any ideas?
[04:59] <^Phantom^> um...
[04:59] <^Phantom^> it messed up almost everything
[04:59] <radixor1> iwlist ra0 sca works!
[04:59] <radixor1> scan*
[04:59] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, yes if you mean sudo /etc/init.d/ssh restart
[04:59] <^Phantom^> all the display effects are gone
[04:59] <Hiemanshu> sshd restart
[04:59] <crash1hd> carpediem, when you say target you mean the system I am connecting too right
[05:00] <carpediem> crash1hd: yes. not totally sure, but certainly seems like you should not have ChallengeResponseAuthentication yes.
[05:00] <^Phantom^> oh and half of it is on the tv (in black and white) and half of it is on the laptop screen
[05:00] <calliope> hi there I have made the recent version upgrade from april but I still have an issue with the on board via video chipset where by I would interpret that the screen is not refreshing when I move windows about or when I use the scroll bar in any application. Is there some way I can resolve this?
[05:00] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, also uncomment #AuthorizedKeysFile	%h/.ssh/authorized_keys
[05:00] <^Phantom^> brb
[05:00] <xangua> calliope: do you have an intel video card¿
[05:01] <daftykins> calliope, you can probably force the video driver to vesa if it's running "via", but it'll probably make performance worse but fix things
[05:01] <calliope> xangua: no it is an onboard via chiipset integrated video
[05:01] <radixor1> i'm super close!!! iwlist ra0 scan shows allt he networks + my router in the area, what does that mean? it means wireless works right?
[05:02] <radixor1> but i can't connect to it, maybe i just need to reset my router,
[05:02] <daftykins> it means you can scan radixor1
[05:02] <daftykins> which means part of the driver is working ;)
[05:02] <Hiemanshu> radixor1, yes it means wireless can work
[05:02] <carpediem> crash1hd: also, don't think you want UsePAM yes, because that's how authentication against Linux usernames happens, I believe.
[05:03] <Hiemanshu> carpediem, it is yes
[05:03] <leeguy92> hi all
[05:03] <Hiemanshu> carpediem, see line 77 it says usePam yes
[05:03] <Hiemanshu> leeguy92, hey
[05:03] <carpediem> Hiemanshu: right, that's what I mean
[05:03] <radixor1> haha
[05:03] <leeguy92> could someone tell me how devices get their drivers loaded and stuff??  i always thought it was like this: kernel detects device added, gives udev what it knows, udev makes nodes, and modprobes the appropriate drivers
[05:04] <leeguy92> but then i saw the MODULE _matching_ key
[05:04] <leeguy92> in udev
[05:04] <radixor1> daftykins: so i can't connect to my network, any ideas what to do next? my usb isn't blinking green
[05:04] <leeguy92> that would indicate that a module is loaded before udev gets called up
[05:04] <Hiemanshu> !udev
[05:04] <radixor1> daftykins: where can i see some kind debug load?
[05:04] <Hiemanshu> !drivers
[05:04] <ubuntfs> carpediem, may I send you a screenshot on pm_
[05:04] <daftykins> how come you're doing everything CLI radixor1 ? network manager not want to connect?
[05:04] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, carpediem well I think Hiemanshu hit it on the nose with the uncommenting of #AuthorizedKeys
[05:05] <madcompg33k> hiya, ...sorry to bother anyone ^_^ but was wondering if anyone happens to know a good resource for info on running an apache web server (with like guides, tips, etc.)? ^_^ can't seem to find anything decent on my own
[05:05] <leeguy92> bot fail
[05:05] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, carpediem now do I need both the public and private key in the auth key folder?
[05:05] <carpediem> ubuntfs: sure
[05:05] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, yes
[05:05] <carpediem> crash1hd: well, one of them absolutely should not be on the target...but I forget which
[05:05] <coolkourt> Good evening how are you guys doing?
[05:06] <radixor1> daftykins: under NetworkManager, it says "device not managed"
[05:06] <Vatie> Crash1d, private key goes to client machine, pubkey gets cat'ed into the authorizedkey file on the server in the /home/user/.ssh/authorizedkey file.
[05:06] <leeguy92> madcompg33k: sudo apt-get install httpd                      ur web root is /var/www/html/             ur config file is /etc/httpd/httpd.conf
[05:06] <radixor1> daftykins: I can't see it..
[05:06] <leeguy92> apache sets itself up nicely
[05:06] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, private key goes to client
[05:06] <Hiemanshu> you need to convert it to .ppk file
[05:06] <the1corrupted> Hey, can anyone help me with my ALPS touch pad on my laptop?
[05:06] <coolkourt> hey guys u just got UNR on a Aspire One, any good links worth checkin out?
[05:06] <Hiemanshu> to use with putty
[05:07] <madcompg33k> leeguy92, ty ^_^ I've already done some of that but I'll check the httpd.conf right now, it may have some of the stuff I'm looking for ^_^ ty /bow
[05:07] <fizk>  Hi, are variables/functions in GreaseMonkey scripts accessible outside the script? I want to put a PGP private key in my script.
[05:07] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, yeah whats wrong?
[05:07] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, ok so the private key shouldnt be on the server running ssh
[05:07] <Vatie> crash1hd, no.
[05:07] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, shouldnt make a difference but you need putty to use it
[05:07] <RHorse> madcompg33k: also make sure you';ve got port 80 open
[05:07] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Well, it won't work.  I've already tried GSynaptics...
[05:07] <Onyx> Does anyone know if there will there be any further updates to the 1.x series of Amarok?
[05:08] <josh43> Anyone know how I can make it boot to 1024x768 without a monitor attached?
[05:08] <orange-wedge> you should be able to open a file using javascript
[05:08] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_create_and_use_public_keys_with_ssh.html
[05:08] <josh43> (9.04)
[05:08] <xangua> Onyx: i don't think so
[05:08] <^Phantom^> it messed everything up!!!
[05:08] <^Phantom^> how do i undo this?
[05:08] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, ALPS should work by default
[05:08] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, ahh yes ask leo lol
[05:09] <josh43> Onyx; Yeah, I was hoping the same thing, but it looks like no
[05:09] <^Phantom^> it changed something in a configuration file and made me log out and back in
[05:09] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, thats what you need :)
[05:09] <^Phantom^> now the top bar is messed up, and ALL of the effects I had applied are gone gone gone
[05:09] <forces> can I share memory or CPU with samba?
[05:09] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu: Well.. it isn't....  It seems to be constantly disabled.  I've even edited my HAL fdi file that seems to correspond to touchpads.
[05:09] <ziroday> forces: no
[05:09] <daftykins> radixor1, what happens when you try and connect to your wireless network using iwconfig to specify the parameters? is it a WEP encrypted or totally unencrypted connection?
[05:09] <forces> just printers and documents?
[05:09] <radixor1> it is wpa encrypted
[05:09] <ziroday> forces: yes
[05:09] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, xorg.conf will hold the data for the mouse too
[05:09] <radixor1> let me see if i can connect
[05:10] <forces> ziroday, thanks
[05:10] <daftykins> ah i've only been playing with WEP ones radixor1
[05:10] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Oh no.  I ain't touching that file again.
[05:10] <RHorse> radixor1: try wpa_supplicant
[05:10] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, that what you probably need to correct
[05:10] <forces> hmm i forget
[05:10] <Hiemanshu> what does lspci give ?
[05:10] <forces> what can I use for share memory, CPU...?
[05:10] <Hiemanshu> !pastebin | the1corrupted
[05:11] <madcompg33k> leeguy92: so I tried the sudo apt-get install httpd (remembered afterwards I tried earlier and got the same result) says something about I should explicitly select one to install (after a long list of programs/services or whatever)
[05:11] <ajay> hello everyone
[05:11] <radixor1> RHorse: it will need some .conf file, shoudl I generate this somewhere?
[05:11] <ajay> any links for UCE and UCP
[05:11] <calliope> daftykins: my system froze. I would be fine to sacrifice performance to eliminate the visual problems with the replacement xwindow video drive that no longer adequately supports the integrated via video chipsets
[05:11] <^Phantom^> seriously, please
[05:11] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu No.  Last (three) times I did that, it resulted in an irrecoverable GUI crash.
[05:12] <RHorse> radixor1: read the man page. It comes with wpa_password, that will generate the .conf file for you.
[05:12] <^Phantom^> how do i restore the display to the way it was?
[05:12] <radixor1> great
[05:12] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, what is the out put of lspci?
[05:12] <calliope> daftykins: is there a document I can review for how to accomplish forcing the Vesa drivers to be used
[05:12] <Hiemanshu> !pastebin | the1corrupted
[05:12] <daftykins> calliope, can you pastebin the file /var/log/Xorg.0.log ?
[05:12] <^Phantom^> even the logout thing and clock are in the wrong place :(
[05:12] <^Phantom^> isn't there a system restore point i could use?
[05:12] <jaypur> i need some help to set my hda-intel driver... i have the instructions my its getting an error, can someone help me
[05:12] <jaypur> ?
[05:13] <^Phantom^> or will i have to reinstall ubuntu to restore things to the way they were?
[05:13] <glicks> hey is ikega compatible with skype?
[05:13] <daftykins> no glicks
[05:13] <coolkourt> how can i find out my windows serial from ubuntu for a re-install from ext writer?
[05:14] <glicks> is any open source video chat program compatible with a windows video chat program?
[05:14] <xangua> ^Phantom^: have you tried> right clic> move clock
[05:14] <xangua> jum..............................
[05:14] <daftykins> coolkourt, you'd need some kind of windows registry reading Linux tool, which probably doesn't exist
[05:14] <coolkourt> oh ok
[05:14] <daftykins> coolkourt, feel free to google and prove me wrong though ;)
[05:14] <coolkourt> my stupid windows sticker sorta rubbed away
[05:14] <daftykins> does your windows install not work?
[05:14] <MeXTuX> I'm trying to build murrine 0.9.0 from source and got this error: configure: error: Your intltool is too old.  You need intltool 0.37.1 or later. Any idea?? :(
[05:14] <coolkourt> yea right now i have typing issues
[05:14] <coolkourt> no i can recover
[05:14] <glicks> unfortunatly google video chat doesnt work with linux yet :(
[05:14] <coolkourt> luckily ubuntu is cool
[05:15] <calliope> daftykins: theoretically yes, but just before I do, my second problem that resulted in the crash is that when there is abundent activity over the pci wifi card my system will lock up. the level of activity on this channel is enough to make that happend
[05:15] <daftykins> calliope, feel free to private message me instead then
[05:15] <carpediem> coolkourt: one more reason not to waste your money.  You don't own windows, you simply own an easily destroyable sticker.
[05:15] <calliope> ah thank you
[05:15] <^Phantom^> well that cleared that part
[05:15] <^Phantom^> now how about all the other things i had set
[05:15] <^Phantom^> like the desktop effects
[05:16] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, carpediem Thankyou both now to think of a safe place to store private key (thumbdrive maybe) lol then I have to have it plugged in to use it lol
[05:16] <daftykins> !enter | ^Phantom^
[05:16] <coolkourt> any good 9.04 tutorial sites?
[05:16] <xangua> ^Phantom^: sys>apearence>efects¿
[05:16] <xangua> coolkourt: System>Help
[05:17] <coolkourt> system>help
[05:17] <carpediem> crash1hd: Portable Putty on my encrypted pen drive is the only putty I ever use.
[05:17] <^Phantom^> it won't let me reenable effects D:
[05:17] <simoncpu> hello
[05:17] <madcompg33k> so I try sudo apt-get install httpd and get a list of similar-sounding httpd's (like thttpd, or lighthttpd, or...bozohttpd) ...but no just httpd...am I supposed to choose one of those or is there something missing and the install httpd should work maybe?
[05:18] <Threetimes> hi, how do I flip the Removable Media Bit on my usb flash drive?
[05:18] <simoncpu> can i upgrade to 9.04 from 6 using an install CD?
[05:18] <^Phantom^> can i just revert back to let's say 6 PM this afternoon?
[05:18] <coolkourt> yea my typing has to be sorta slower on the ubuntu cause it jumps
[05:18] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, what version of ubuntu?
[05:18] <jerknextdoor> i need help accessing a windows xp share on 8.10
[05:18] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu 9.04 -- hence why I won't touch xorg.conf
[05:18] <^Phantom^> i totally messed everything up
[05:18] <^Phantom^> now i have to reinstall D:
[05:18] <simoncpu> if i use an install CD won't it not delete my files?
[05:18] <daftykins> simoncpu, no, you have to upgrade in jumps between all the versions in between
[05:18] <^Phantom^> it won't let me enable effects now
[05:18] <Threetimes> hi, how do I flip the Removable Media Bit on my usb flash drive?
[05:18] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, i think its apache
[05:18] <simoncpu> daftykins: so that means it will delete my files?
[05:18] <simoncpu> yikes
[05:18] <daftykins> simoncpu, it depends how your system is partitioned
[05:19] <^Phantom^> i'm not happy now
[05:19] <^Phantom^> :(
[05:19] <jerknextdoor> i need help accessing a windows xp share on 8.10.  "failed:  unable to mount share"
[05:19] <xangua> ^Phantom^: do you use intel video car
[05:19] <xangua> card*
[05:19] <carpediem> madcompg33k: you must be looking for the apache2 package, methinks
[05:19] <simoncpu> daftykins: i used a dangerously partitioned hard drive
[05:19] <madcompg33k> Hiemanshu: so if I installed apache earlier today and it seems to be working (I can see a page in my browser if I try) ...I 'should' have httpd right? can't seem to find any folders though with conf stuff for httpd
[05:19] <sam_> need help....used auto update from 8.10 to 9.04...screen comes up blank (out of range) don't know what to do to fix this.
[05:19] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, you will need to edit xorg.conf
[05:19] <daftykins> jerknextdoor, sure, what've you done to mount it so far?
[05:19] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, httpd is apache
[05:19] <madcompg33k> ...like srv/...something (/srv is empty) ...and the one earlier wasn't there either I think
[05:19] <simoncpu> oh well, i'll just back up my /home to my second hard disk
[05:19] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu That's bad for 8.10 and above.  Touch the file, make system crash.
[05:19] <wolter> hasn't anybody experienced how slow password verification is since jaunty?
[05:19] <carpediem> madcompg33k: /etc/apache2
[05:19] <coolkourt> are there any good editors w/ftp?
[05:19] <jerknextdoor> daftykins:  i never mount XP shares so i havent done much.  just tried to get through Places > Network
[05:20] <madcompg33k> Hiemanshi: ah, I was thinking that maybe but some things seem to be missing
[05:20] <coolkourt> similar 2 notepad++
[05:20] <^Phantom^> i turned on the s-video port and it made me relogon and then i unplugged that and now everything is messed up i can't re-enable the desktop effects and stuff do i need to reinstall to get rid of this problem?
[05:20] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, it should be /var/www/html
[05:20] <radixor1> RHorse: it worked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[05:20] <glicks> i sekiga decent?
[05:20] <radixor1> RHorse: I connected!!!!
[05:20] <madcompg33k> carpediem: yeah, I have that ^_^
[05:20] <carpediem> coolkourt: Bluefish I believe supports ftp
[05:20] <daftykins> ok jerknextdoor do you want to be able to play video etc or something from a windows machine? or just copy and paste files?
[05:20] <^Phantom^> it said it changed a resolution thing in a config something
[05:20] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, no thats nothing wrong
[05:20] <QuadCore> cool kourt: Dreamweaver supports ftp and sftp
[05:20] <jaypur> can someone help me to set hda-intel on my laptop...
[05:20] <daftykins> radixor1, what did you do to get it working? just tried?
[05:20] <coolkourt> carpediem: thanks i'm goin 2 look
[05:20] <radixor1> i just tried it
[05:20] <coolkourt> im on ubuntu
[05:20] <radixor1> with the wpa_supplicant
[05:20] <daftykins> :)
[05:20] <madcompg33k> Hiemanshu: yeah that's there too ^_^ but I was reading something about trying to setup virtual hosting and it wanted me (the guide online) to do something at /srv/something and nothing there, is that just an old guide maybe?
[05:20] <jerknextdoor> daftykins:  eventually i'd like to be able to stream. but copy and paste would be good enough right now.
[05:20] <coolkourt> aspire 1
[05:20] <carpediem> coolkourt: if you give me a sec, I'll confirm
[05:20] <^Phantom^> Desktop Effects could not be enabled
[05:21] <^Phantom^> i screwed everything up didn't i?
[05:21] <Threetimes> hi, how do I flip the Removable Media Bit on my usb flash drive?
[05:21] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu: I'll tell you exactly what happens if you even open the xorg.conf on a 9.04.  Your GUI freezes, there's no frame refresh rate any more.  Then you try to reboot, and the GUI is from then on fried.
[05:21] <radixor1> oh my god, i'm going to write thsi up FOR SURE man, i lost at least 2 days on this. i'm going to write a step-by-step post on the forums detailing EXACTLY what i did
[05:21] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, you need to add virtualhosts to apache.conf then
[05:21] <QuadCore> coolkourt: Ah ... lol.
[05:21] <daftykins> jerknextdoor, ok PM me and i'll guide you through it
[05:21] <KB1JWQ> the1corrupted: That's.. not right. :)
[05:21] <Hiemanshu> you can do as you wish
[05:21] <the1corrupted> KB1JWQ Well that's what happened the last few times I've edited xorg.
[05:21] <xangua> ^Phantom^:  what video card do you use¿ intel ¿
[05:21] <^Phantom^> i even tried rebooting and it's still messed up :(
[05:21] <^Phantom^> intel yes
[05:21] <KB1JWQ> the1corrupted: Then you did something incorrectly.
[05:21] <carpediem> coolkourt: well, I only use sftp, but it opened sftp just fine, so I imagine ftp is no problem.
[05:22] <radixor1> why can't network-manager give me a gui? should i just install wicd?
[05:22] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, i have always editted xorg.conf
[05:22] <^Phantom^> but it's being all messed up ever since i tried enabling the tv-out thing
[05:22] <Hiemanshu> never had problems
[05:22] <KB1JWQ> I'd back it up, then diff the two.
[05:22] <Vatie> the1corrupted, Not really reading but if you're worried about screwing with xorg.conf make a backup and if you can get back to a terminal just  erase the new messed up xorg.conf and replace it with your backup.
[05:22] <^Phantom^> what did i mess up?
[05:22] <^Phantom^> i must have screwed something up
[05:22] <the1corrupted> Vatie: Oh this was an irrecoverable crash.  I tried fixing xorg with xfix.  Still didn't work.
[05:22] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=78904
[05:22] <madcompg33k> Hiemanshu: kk, I'll give that a shot, ty for the info ^_^ ...one last quick thing ^_^ ...I previously setup apache/php/mysql on windows, and just as I was expecting, there's like say...www/ and then in that room for other folders (like say cgi-bin or templates or whatever) and public_html and all the browser referal stuff automatically directs to public_html ...is that already setup in default apache/php stuff or is that something I ha
[05:22] <madcompg33k> ve to do myself in linux?
[05:23] <hassanakevazir> I just can't seem to remember how to stop nautilus from auto opening whenever I insert a USB hard drive. I have two that I plug in together with about 15 partitions, its goes bananas every time opening 15 windows.
[05:23] <coolkourt> yea, i got kftp but i need 2 try
[05:23] <xangua> ^Phantom^: to enable compiz efects try to activate proposed and backports updates
[05:23] <Threetimes> hi, how do I flip the Removable Media Bit on my usb flash drive?
[05:23] <Vatie> the1corrupted, Ah I see. Did you try running off a live cd and mounting the Hard drive from there? (a bit of a pain)
[05:23] <^Phantom^> the screen resolution thing says the tv is still plugged in but it isn't
[05:23] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, as i said you need to setup virtualhosts to do it :)
[05:23] <RHorse> radixor1: awesome!
[05:23] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, why not install a control panel and have them do it for you?
[05:23] <madcompg33k> Hiemanshu, kk, ty again for all the help ^_^ really appreciate it
[05:23] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, try webmin :)
[05:24] <carpediem> coolkourt: okay, I definitely recommend Bluefish, it's pretty nice, especially for the price.
[05:24] <madcompg33k> Hiemanshu ...how do I do that? ^_^ like in ubuntu itself? not sure really...I'll look webmin up though and see what I can find ^_^ /bow
[05:24] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, yes on ubuntu you can install
[05:24] <Hiemanshu> its a control panel like cPanel but free
[05:24] <radixor1> RHorse: would there be any reaosn why network-manager won't give me a gui? or still says "device not managed"? how can one get their wireless to be managed?
[05:24] <the1corrupted> Vatie: Que?  I tried to recover my stuff via LiveCD but couldn't find anything.  Regardless, this happened to me three times already, all happening with xorg.conf.  The last time, I just opened the file and Ubuntu died.
[05:24] <^Phantom^> and the resolution thing changed some configuration settings and made me reboot
[05:24] <Canaen1> I don't have any blank cds. I do have an external hdd. Can I use this as a live cd without destroying the data on it? I also have a small 512mb flash drive. Could I use this?
[05:24] <^Phantom^> is there any way to rollback to how it was this afternoon?
[05:24] <coolkourt> thanks carpediem, also how do you guys feel about development & graphic development in general with ubuntu
[05:25] <madcompg33k> Hiemanshu, kk, kewl ^_^ ty again for all the info =^_^=
[05:25] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, no probs
[05:25] <^Phantom^> or do i need to just up and re-install to get it all working right again?
[05:25] <Vatie> the1corrupted, Hmmm, well I can't say I can really offer any advice past that, i'm still running 8.XX
[05:25] <RHorse> radixor1: try iwconfig *device* and then try the NM.
[05:25] <^Phantom^> because at this point i'm about ready to do that
[05:25] <carpediem> coolkourt: well, its good for me, but I'm not a Photoshop addict.  If you are you might find it to be a problem.
[05:25] <joemac> Printer configuration hangs/freezes, when I try to do anything printer related. Can anyone help please?
[05:25] <RHorse> radixor1: device is ath0 or eth0...
[05:25] <the1corrupted> Vatie: My command before the crash was: sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf.  Opened it, didn't change it, saved it.  Comp died.
[05:26] <coolkourt> yea i figure my programming might get better but my design will be more minimal
[05:26] <carpediem> coolkourt: for non-graphic development, Linux is easily 10x better than windows....I hate going to work everyday and being stuck in Windows.
[05:26] <^Phantom^> it said it changed resolution something in a config file before making me reboot :(
[05:26] <radixor1> what will that do exactly RHorse?
[05:26] <Vatie> the1corrupted, Hmmm did you try using a different editor? (I can't see what that would really be a problem.)
[05:26] <^Phantom^> how can i find out what it changed?
[05:26] <^Phantom^> and how do i change it back to the way it was before i messed it up?
[05:26] <RHorse> radixor1: it might make it visible to the NM. But really with wpa_syupplicant you don't need it anymore :)
[05:27] <agoole> I just locked up my computer (printscreen key was jammed) and now I can load up my login...its stuck at the world icon in kde, anyone help ?
[05:27] <Cryptic_Bat> Odd as it may seem i was able to get lxde working on my Dell Dimension 4600C Desktop but have had ill luck with it on  my Lenove 3000 N500.
[05:27] <jaypur> can someone help me to set hda-intel on my laptop?
[05:27] <radixor1> true, but it would be interesting to have an "automatic" configuration, etc :) i might write a small python script to do the updates for me incase i need to update keys or whatnot
[05:28] <^Phantom^> this is really frustrating
[05:28] <coolkourt> carpediem: yea, eventually iwant to run a dedicated server with a home server on ubuntu but ow imma try to see if ican get a site up with ruby
[05:28] <coolkourt> cause the ssh stuff on my host
[05:28] <^Phantom^> i want to know how i can undo what i fucked up D:
[05:28] <RHorse> radixor1: you can put wpa_supplicant into your init.d dir so connects at boot.
[05:29] <radixor1> yep, i did that, i put it in my rc.local
[05:29] <agoole> does anyone how I can force a disk scan ? instead of waiting the allocated boot-times ?
[05:29] <^Phantom^> i'm just gonna try and fix it myself then
[05:29] <^Phantom^> wish me luck cause i have no friggin clue what i'm doing
[05:29] <joemac> Printer configuration hangs/freezes, when I try to do anything printer related. Can anyone help please?
[05:29] <RHorse> so you're all set up. I don't use any gui myself. They all ****
[05:30] <Vatie> RHorse, Haha, I'm heading that way myself, find myself in the CLI more and more often.
[05:30] <carpediem> coolkourt: I run my website (Drupal, Gallery2), Zimbra for email, mythtv with 3 tuners, all from the same server in my basement.  I avoid the dedicated hosting, they are too expensive for what I want to do.
[05:30]  * daftykins pats CLI computing
[05:30] <chuck_> agoole, fdisk in terminal will give you options
[05:30] <RHorse> Vatie: people don't know all the *fun* they're missing :)
[05:31] <agoole> chuck_: I just zapped my system, and now it won't boot...do you think this might fix it ?
[05:31] <Threetimes> hi, how do I flip the Removable Media Bit on my usb drive?
[05:31] <^Phantom^> okay, fine
[05:31] <Hiemanshu> RHorse, Vatie, GUI whats that ? Never heard of it :)
[05:31] <the1corrupted> Vatie: Is there a way I can test a xorg.conf without risk of destroying my system again?
[05:31] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, yes you can
[05:31] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, you need to stop X
[05:32] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Say do wha?
[05:32] <Vatie> Threetimes, I believe there's a windows program called Lexar USB. I'm not aware of a unix one.
[05:32] <agoole> I just zapped my system, and now it won't boot...can't load the failsafe...any help ?
[05:32] <chuck_> agoole, by boot into system what do you mean can you get a terminl
[05:32] <coolkourt> carpediem<EMAIL_ADDRESS>thats my email if you could send me any good links id appreciate it
[05:32] <agoole> chuck_: yes
[05:32] <agoole> chuck_: using the terminal now, tty1
[05:32] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, you need to press ctrl+alt+F1
[05:32] <agoole> chuck_: but thats it, kde never finishes the loading,
[05:32] <Vatie> the1corrupted, What Hiemanshu said.
[05:32] <^Phantom^> I was messing with my display stuff, and somehow the screen resolution thing changed some configuration settings, and now I can't get the desktop effects re-enabled.  How do I find out what was changed and revert it back to the way it was before?
[05:32] <agoole> chuck_: I tried the failsafe, but it won't load either
[05:32] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, then you need to /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[05:32] <chuck_> agoole, what did you do to "zap it"
[05:33] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, then run X -config xorg.conf.test
[05:33] <agoole> chuck_: alt ctrl backspace
[05:33] <Hiemanshu> you should see a minimal screen with an X cursor
[05:33] <carpediem> coolkourt: depends on what you want to do, but I can certainly provide advice if you need it.   dmartin AT-SIGN dmartin DOT org  (careful, the logs end up on the web)
[05:33] <Threetimes> Vatie: just tried it, doesn't work...
[05:33] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu http://paste.ubuntu.com/170230/ -- Does this look alright?
[05:33] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[05:34] <glicks> how can i tell if my ekega is working with my cam?
[05:34] <agoole> chuck_: I just got this error, no write access to /home/user/.ICEAuthority
[05:34] <coolkourt> carpediem: understandable I just wanna know how to get a good stable start on using ubuntu for small web development
[05:34] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, is that the full xorg.cong?
[05:34] <chuck_> agoole, type sudo killall kdm
[05:34]  * ^Phantom^ attemps to keep his cool, and follows tyler_d's instructions
[05:34] <coolkourt> carpediem: and from there, work on things like continuous integration and stuff
[05:34] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Yeah.
[05:35] <Hiemanshu> brb
[05:35] <r3za89> hey wat up?
[05:35] <carpediem> coolkourt: understood...that's a huge subject, I think we'll have to handle it 1 subject at a time.
[05:35] <agoole> chuck_: done.
[05:35] <_recusr> is there a way to configure vnc from command line on 9.04?
[05:35] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: you can as well rename the file /etc/X11/xorg.conf to xorg.conf.bak or such and do `/etc/init.d/gdm restart`
[05:35] <orange-wedge> coolkourt have you checked out drupal?
[05:35] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: if that fails that is :)
[05:35] <^Phantom^> okay
[05:35] <^Phantom^> hang on
[05:35] <chuck_> agoole,  did you get any output ie no process killed
[05:35] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: oh I'm hanging
[05:35] <^Phantom^> lemme post up a screenshot of what came up real quick please
[05:36] <coolkourt> carpediem: yes, i got a good hold of it before it went up to 6 i believe, all the plugins were in beta
[05:36] <agoole> chuck_: no output, but I think i had just terminated it moments before
[05:36] <agoole> chuck_: wait,
[05:36] <joemac>  Printer configuration hangs/freezes, when I try to do anything printer related. Can anyone help please?
[05:36] <agoole> chuck_: can I try to just chown user /home/user/.ICEAuthority ?
[05:37] <agoole> chuck_: or will that break something ?
[05:37] <chuck_> agoole,  sudo start kdm
[05:37] <Pooria> r3za89, hi bro!!!
[05:37] <george_> will someone tell me what is the name for 9.04
[05:37] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu is "run X -config xorg.conf.test" the command?
[05:37] <^Phantom^> this is what came up in the terminal window when i entered the command you gave me, tyler_d:    http://img520.imageshack.us/img520/2944/screenshotphantomphanto.png
[05:37] <msshams> can i change file system without need to reinstall my linux? i want change ext4 to reiserfs.
[05:37] <r3za89> Pooria, hey man
[05:37] <Vatie> !jaunty
[05:37] <agoole> chuck_: still hangs
[05:37] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: no is fine
[05:37] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, yes
[05:37] <lstarnes> msshams: I think it might be better to stick with ext4
[05:38] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: carry on... .with the default
[05:38] <carpediem> coolkourt: I'm grappling with the Continuous Integration issue as we speak.  Personally, I'm not thrilled with what I've used so far.  I'm trying to build a set of identical virtual machines that do CI across the machines, one continuous, one once a week, one once a month, and one once-per-release so you can easily regression test and such.
[05:38] <Hiemanshu> xorg.conf.test os the filename the1corrupted
[05:38] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Alright.
[05:38] <_recusr> any ideas on the vnc via command line? I can putty into it....
[05:38] <^Phantom^> well do i choose yes or no on that screen?
[05:38] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: say no
[05:38] <^Phantom^> k
[05:39] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, remember you need to stop X before you run the command
[05:39] <george_> will juanty  be the name for the medibuntu repo?
[05:39] <^Phantom^> keyboard, no ?
[05:39] <coolkourt> carpediem: yea i get what your trying to do. I want to one day write my own CMS and try to use it to build sites for my friends and people at school
[05:39] <Vatie> recusr, what vnc server are you using? I know the command for tightvnc is vncserver -geometry 1280x960 (or whatever your res is)
[05:39] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Alright, here goes...
[05:39] <^Phantom^> i'm just going with what's there
[05:40] <coolkourt> carpediem: but where im at i am the only person that really does web design
[05:40] <^Phantom^> now i'm out
[05:40] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: take all defaults for now please
[05:40] <_recusr> vatie: I never did configure remote desktop settings in the desktop, is that important?
[05:40] <^Phantom^> back to terminal now...
[05:40] <george_> how do i exit this place?
[05:40] <agoole> you type slash leave
[05:41] <_recusr> vatie: I'll eventually install vnc4server
[05:41] <agoole> or slash quit
[05:41] <george_> \leave
[05:41] <glicks> can someone call my ekiga to test it?
[05:41] <carpediem> coolkourt: its a big task to take on, but I've done the exact same thing a long time ago.  These days though, we are better off with all kinds of FOSS options (Drupal, Joomla, Plone, Wordpress, and so on).  That said, its still a good learning experience.
[05:41] <Vatie> recusr, Honestly don't know. I'm just starting to mess around with VNC myself.
[05:41] <agoole> or you can use a different tty, hit ctrl alt f2
[05:41] <^Phantom^> i'll pastebin what's on my terminal now
[05:41] <george_> oh well
[05:41] <msshams> lstarnes: with it, my ubuntu is very hangAble!
[05:41] <george_> thanx see ya
[05:41] <agoole> george_: later
[05:41] <beer4free> Is there a bug in the Ubuntu 9.04 USB Ubuntu Creator? I set it to reserve 6.1GB of space for files but it only leaves me with about 256mb left for stuff when I boot into it. So...does Ubuntu boot off a fat partition? If that is the case, I only have room for 4gb right?
[05:41] <_recusr> Vatie: gotcha....
[05:41] <msshams> lstarnes: some time my ubuntu crashed!
[05:41] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: please refer to whom you are speaking, it makes life alot easier :)
[05:41] <coolkourt> carpediem: yea i was trying modxcms before my windows crashed
[05:41] <Hiemanshu> !ubuntu
[05:42] <tyler_d> !ubottu
[05:42] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu I'm getting errors
[05:42] <^Phantom^> sorry, i'm speaking to you tyler_d
[05:42] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, what does it say?
[05:42] <tito_> hello
[05:42] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: better ty
[05:42] <lucien> buon giorno a tutta la comunità
[05:42] <tito_> i am not canning install the game america's army
[05:43] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu When I do the "run X -config xorg.conf.test" or even "X -config xorg.conf.test", it gives me a command error...
[05:43] <lstarnes> msshams: I don't think ext4 is causing that
[05:43] <Ciros> !it
[05:43] <^Phantom^> tyler_d, http://pastebin.com/d715b5588
[05:43] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, you need to sudo X -config xrog.conf.test
[05:43] <zaccour> since canonical no longer provides support for xfce, where do xubuntu updates come from?
[05:43] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: thats a good message... backups are nice :)
[05:43] <^Phantom^> um...
[05:43] <^Phantom^> what do i do now?
[05:43] <msshams> lstarnes: when i install ubuntu 9.04 with ext4 file system, generally every day, my laptop crashed and must be restart
[05:43] <agoole> does anyone know how I can go about to disable a key on my keyboard ?
[05:44] <msshams> lstarnes: what do you think?
[05:44] <lstarnes> msshams: did you ever use 9.04 installed from scratch without ext4?
[05:44] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu How do I scroll up?
[05:44] <^Phantom^> the effects and stuff are still missing (tyler_d)
[05:44] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, scroll up to?
[05:44] <^Phantom^> wait
[05:44] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: if its finished press alt-ctrl-f1 together, then type sudo -s and do /etc/init.d/gdm restart... or alternately press ctrl-alt-backspace :)
[05:44] <^Phantom^> oh, okay
[05:45] <zaccour> since canonical no longer provides support for xfce, where do xubuntu updates come from?
[05:45] <orange-wedge> good night everyone!
[05:45] <glicks> damn why is ekiga so hard to get working
[05:45] <agoole> orange-wedge: night
[05:45] <^Phantom^> sl
[05:45] <coolkourt> carpediem: how often are you on the chats?
[05:45] <tyler_d> night wedgie
[05:45] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu The beginning of this thing...  Like I run the command, and what happens is it comes up with this X.Org wiki link...
[05:45] <calliope> daftykins: I finally made the paste bin   http://pastebin.ca/1420121
[05:45] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, are you on GUI?
[05:46] <_recusr> thanks everyone!
[05:46] <Hiemanshu> !gdm
[05:46] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu It says "Fatal Server Error:  Server is already active for display 0"
[05:46] <daftykins> cool calliope just checking
[05:46] <tyler_d> wow...
[05:46] <tyler_d> nothing on gnome display manager?
[05:46] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, i told you need to quit the GUI
[05:46] <chillgates1> hiemanshu = himanshu on several forums ?? :P
[05:47] <Hiemanshu> chillgates1, no i run by him89 on forums :)
[05:47] <msshams> lstarnes: sorry, can you repeat your last sentences? i disconnected from Net.
[05:47] <zaccour> since canonical no longer provides support for xfce, where do xubuntu updates come from?
[05:47] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu I hit Ctrl + Alt + F1...  And it brought up the prompt...
[05:47] <chillgates1> saw some posts allover indian forums with that name
[05:47] <lstarnes> msshams: did you ever use 9.04 installed from scratch without ext4?
[05:47] <MoreGone> hey guys, when I leave my comp on during the day (with no activity) when I come home its running harder then when I ever use it
[05:47] <chillgates1> himanshu sounds indian
[05:47] <calliope> oh no where is hastykins?
[05:47] <lstarnes> zaccour: when did they stop supporting xfce?
[05:47] <msshams> lstarnes: No
[05:47] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu But I figured out Ctrl + Alt + F7 will bring me back here...
[05:47] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, yes you need to login and enter /etc/init.d/gdm stop
[05:47] <daftykins> yep calliope it's using the "chrome" driver, so you can force it to vesa and hopefully something will change. you can do this by hitting alt+f2, typing "gksudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf" and in the "Device" section enter a new line that reads: Driver   "vesa" within it. pastebin the file if you're not sure how to do it
[05:47] <lstarnes> msshams: then it might be something else in 9.04
[05:47] <tyler_d> MoreGone: you need to run (from terminal) top, and see whats running
[05:47] <calliope> few a typo
[05:47] <zaccour> lstarnes, i thought they just support gnome now
[05:47] <Hiemanshu> chillgates1, yes i am Indian
[05:48] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu I did all that.
[05:48] <lstarnes> zaccour: xubuntu still gets updates as do all variants of ubuntu
[05:48] <Hiemanshu> and then also do sudo killall X
[05:48] <lstarnes> zaccour: the only difference between xubuntu and regular ubuntu is the default packages
[05:49] <chillgates1> installed ubuntu9 3 days back. just playing around.
[05:49] <lmiller> Greetings, I have a PNG that is the same ratio as an A4 page ... is there an easy way I can directly convert the PNG to a PDF?
[05:49] <tyler_d> MoreGone: more information on this would be required before anything could be done... alternate for gui is 'system-->Administrator-->System Monitor'
[05:49] <MoreGone> tyler_d I'm using less then 10% processor and less then 10% mem
[05:49] <mikechelen> anyone know of other programs similar to virtual keyboard for midi?
[05:49] <msshams> lstarnes: what do you think, sometimes when i use firefox, evolution, pidgin, Glipper, Dictionary, together, ubuntu crash. but some times without running any of this packages ubuntu crashed!
[05:49] <^Phantom^> tyler_d, you rock
[05:49] <lstarnes> msshams: check your system logs
[05:49] <^Phantom^> i can re-enable settings now
[05:49] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: I fake it. :)
[05:49] <MoreGone> tyler_d how can I tell if its the HDD or the processor fan?
[05:49] <lstarnes> msshams: usually they're in /var/log/syslog and similarly named files
[05:49] <^Phantom^> You didn't fake it that time.
[05:50] <Hiemanshu> MoreGone, if the HDD activity light blinks it HDD
[05:50] <msshams> lstarnes: what phrases must be searched there?
[05:50] <chillgates1> what is most popular audio player in linux ?
[05:50] <Hiemanshu> chillgates1, amarok
[05:50] <Hiemanshu> !amarok | chillgates1
[05:50] <_0x783czar> chillgates1: Rythymbox
[05:50] <chillgates1> amarok opens but not playing anything :(
[05:50] <daftykins> but also try Rhythmbox and Banshee chillgates1
[05:50] <lstarnes> msshams: just look for anything that looks bad
[05:50] <tyler_d> MoreGone: I'm unsure of how to tell hard drive activity
[05:51] <Hiemanshu> chillgates1, you need to install xine
[05:51] <Hiemanshu> !info xine
[05:51] <chillgates1> i am trying vlc. really rocking like i dont want to go back xp lol
[05:51] <Wolf23> help please! my friend select my movies files and hit delete and everything empty?is there a way to restore them?
[05:51] <coolkourt> i can say i get an alright battery length on my ubuntu installation
[05:51] <Hiemanshu> chillgates1, yes VLC is good
[05:51] <bluejeans> chillgates1, xmms for linux.. but this is offtopic
[05:51] <tyler_d> MoreGone: however lm-sensors will allow you to monitor cpu temp and such
[05:51] <J-_> xmms is deprecated.
[05:51] <chillgates1> xmms looks crappy. installed and didnt find good
[05:52] <J-_> Try audacious.
[05:52] <Hiemanshu> chillgates1, amarok or VLC are the bst
[05:52] <enovativ> in settinv up my wireless conneciton on my laptop running ubuntu 8.04 ...what is : "open system" auth and "shared key" auth ?
[05:52] <Hiemanshu> best
[05:52] <Hiemanshu> !vlc
[05:52] <bluejeans> J-_, yes it is.. but still by far the most popupar historically.. still hs many users today
[05:52] <lmiller> convert does it perfectly, thanks
[05:52] <MoreGone> tyler_d I think its the HDD, my CPU fan just inst big enough to make this much noise IMO
[05:52] <chillgates1> vlc with equalizers and and 6 db gain is fantastic
[05:52] <^Phantom^> Dude everything's back the way it was before!!!  Thanks dude!
[05:52] <coolkourt> password for network
[05:52] <enovativ> in settinv up my wireless conneciton on my laptop running ubuntu 8.04 ...what is : "open system" auth and "shared key" auth ?
[05:52] <Hiemanshu> !vlc | chillgates1
[05:52] <Sarai> I can't boot my computer- it keeps saying "grub error 21" but I haven't done any partitioning or dual booting since my last fresh install...
[05:52] <tyler_d> MoreGone: first thing you should be doing is backup then... and work it from there
[05:52] <J-_> bluejeans: audacious is similar.
[05:53] <J-_> and it's in the repos.
[05:53] <tyler_d> MoreGone: I'm picky on info.. hw raid 10 with 6 drives
[05:53] <alf> Enter text here...mujer que hable español
[05:53] <lstarnes> !es | alf
[05:53] <bluejeans> J-_, yes it is.. but the question was for popular
[05:53] <tyler_d> MoreGone: hard-drives are cheap nowadays.
[05:53] <MoreGone> tyler_d, no doubt lol
[05:53] <xangua> alf: this is not a chat room
[05:53] <Vatie> tyler_d, 6? Man. Haha.
[05:53] <chillgates1> ok i saved that players list ubottu
[05:53] <Cryptic_Bat> !channel emergency
[05:54] <MoreGone> tyler_d, yeah I was planning to get a TB external soon anyhow, guess sooner then later
[05:54] <chillgates1> lol
[05:54] <chuck_> agoole,  you still having problem logging into X
[05:54] <tyler_d> MoreGone: I would say try this... http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=35087 I am doing it right now, and appears to be extremely simple
[05:54] <^Phantom^> Now, I have a clock issue.
[05:54] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: more please?
[05:55] <chillgates1> installed realplayer 11 now. it didnt put any shortcut. how to start that
[05:55] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu: It keeps coming up with this error that Display 0 is already in use...
[05:55] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, you are not shutting down X properly
[05:55] <tyler_d> chillgates1: open a terminal and type which realplayer.. or alternately $(find / -name "real*" -print | more) as sudo :)
[05:56] <^Phantom^> Every time I boot into ubuntu, the time is one hour behind.  I keep having to move it forward an hour every time i boot up.  Is there any way I can fix that?
[05:56] <lstarnes> ^Phantom^: check what your timezone is set to
[05:56] <Vatie> Hiemanshu, would a ps aux|grep X command do him any good to manually kill all X proccesses?
[05:56] <enovativ> in setting up my wireless conneciton on my laptop running ubuntu 8.04 ...what is : "open system" auth and "shared key" auth ?
[05:56] <Wolf23> Help please! ow can i restore my folders documents from trash?
[05:56] <^Phantom^> it's set to GMT-07:00
[05:56] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: do me a favor and from terminal "alt-f2" "xterm" type hwclock
[05:56] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu I put in the commands you gave me.  "sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop"  (stops the window manager), then I get the error after "sudo X -config xorg.conf.test"
[05:56] <Hiemanshu> Vatie, killall X should do it
[05:56] <lstarnes> Vatie: that would reveal the necessary PIDs
[05:57] <Sarai> Sorry, don't mean to be pushy, but... unable to boot, error 21, no partitions, full ubuntu install
[05:57] <^Phantom^> I wonder if I just need to enable DST
[05:57] <xangua> Wolf23: go to trash> right clic> restore
[05:57] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, after the gdm stop type in killall X
[05:57] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, sudo killall X
[05:57] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Then the x -config command?
[05:57] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: I am curious to know if your hardware clock is off... , I would verify your dst and timezone
[05:57] <chillgates1> tyle_d also a bot ?
[05:57] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, yes
[05:58] <chuck_> enovativ, open system no passkey shared key need passkey
[05:58] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu And how do I get the GDM back up and going if this should fail?
[05:58] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Without a restart, that is.
[05:58] <Hiemanshu> instead of stop change it to start
[05:58] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu I did that..  Gave me a similar Display 0 error
[05:59] <Cryptic_Bat> Yhese Old Deminsion 4600 series desktops from dell absolutely rock with ubuntu+lxde
[05:59] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Except it asked me if I wanted a different number
[05:59] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: .... you can boot into gdm without the use of /etc/X11/xorg.conf back this file up and fire up gdm if all else fails
[05:59] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, its X then, you need to shut it down properly
[05:59] <Hiemanshu> the1corrupted, i ll be back soon
[05:59] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Alright.
[05:59] <chillgates1> tyler_d
[06:00] <tyler_d> chillgates1: yo
[06:00] <the1corrupted> Vatie: I'm trying this now...
[06:00] <chillgates1> thought u r bot man
[06:00] <chillgates1> :P
[06:00] <tyler_d> chillgates1: saw that I was wondering ???
[06:00] <chillgates1> pressed alt + f2 and typed realplay
[06:00] <chillgates1> it worked
[06:01] <tyler_d> chillgates1: sold nicely performed
[06:01] <sarutobisensey> jaja
[06:01] <sarutobisensey> señores quienes son
[06:01] <tyler_d> !languages | sarutobisensey
[06:01] <sarutobisensey> 0/
[06:01] <^Phantom^> Cannot access the Hardware Clock via any known method.
[06:01] <tyler_d> !spanish
[06:01] <sarutobisensey> you only read english?
[06:02] <^Phantom^> But you know what?  I'm okay with setting the clock each time I log on.
[06:02] <^Phantom^> Thank you anyway.
[06:02] <xangua> !es | sarutobisensey
[06:02] <tyler_d> sarutobisensey: and I do that poorly most times ;)
[06:02] <xangua> ubottu: !es | sarutobisensey
[06:02]  * ^Phantom^ goes back to doing whatever it was that he was doing before he messed up his display stuff.
[06:02] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: have fun man
[06:02] <sarutobisensey> do you want that I go away?
[06:03] <jaypur> DasEi, are you there?
[06:03] <^Phantom^> Oh, one last question, though (for now):  Is it safe to organize files on a windows drive from within ubuntu?
[06:03] <tyler_d> sarutobisensey: no no... if you can type and read english.. then hang out... but most here don't speak spanish(I assume)
[06:04] <J-_> ^Phantom^: System > admin > time and date should probably set it proper, no?
[06:04] <^Phantom^> Like, for example, documents in the 'My Documents' folder?
[06:04] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: dangerous... I wouldn't recommend it w/o a backup
[06:04] <sarutobisensey> and doutch? do you speak doutch?
[06:04] <tyler_d> sarutobisensey: I speak english and bad english
[06:04] <lstarnes> !nl
[06:04] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Killall didn't work.  It said there was no "X"
[06:04] <Vatie> Phantom, I've had mixed with that, I mounted a NTFS drive once and nothing happened next time I tried I corrupted the disc.
[06:04] <^Phantom^> really?
[06:04] <echosystm> i have a question
[06:04] <echosystm> lets say i build a program from source
[06:04] <sarutobisensey> tyler_d I speak a bad english too
[06:04] <echosystm> is there any way to have that program downlaod new source and recompile automagically?
[06:04] <tyler_d> I build a program from source
[06:04] <bc> anyone taken computer science at Stanford?
[06:05] <^Phantom^> so even organizing some pictures into categories with folders is a bad idea?
[06:05] <FPSDavid> hi i just tried to upgrade my mythbuntu and for whatever reason i couldn't get it to work (log: http://pastebin.com/df8a34e1 )
[06:05] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: w/o backup.. yes
[06:05] <echosystm> i mean in the same way that programs from the repo work
[06:05] <sarutobisensey> what distro so you use?
[06:05] <tyler_d> echosystm: not that I know of.. unless contested
[06:05] <echosystm> right
[06:05] <^Phantom^> What exactly makes it so dangerous?
[06:05] <Name141> how do you change which module/driver/whatever a device uses ?
[06:05] <echosystm> so there is no way to say, add an SVN server to the repo list
[06:06] <the1corrupted> Vatie: You sure I shouldn't kill XCPU?
[06:06] <echosystm> and ahve ubuntu automatically get and build new versions?
[06:06] <Sarai> aahh, seriously guys... I'm having to use a MAC x\  I don't have a liveCD right this moment is there any way to find out what's causing the error 21? I'm afraid my hard drive bit the dust
[06:06] <sarutobisensey> I use windows Vista
[06:06] <^Phantom^> It's so nice doing it from under ubuntu though...
[06:06] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: , Vatie mind if I take a shot at this one ??
[06:06] <the1corrupted> sarutobisensey EEW!
[06:06] <lstarnes> echosystm: that wouldn't work.  you could create a cron job that does automatic source updating, recompilation, and installation
[06:06] <IMTheNachoMan> hey guys...
[06:06] <Vatie> Be my guest.
[06:07] <echosystm> ok
[06:07] <lstarnes> echosystm: however, no such system is native to ubuntu
[06:07] <IMTheNachoMan> does ubuntu livecd have apache/php on it?
[06:07] <chuck_> echosystm, am sure you can write a script to do it,
[06:07] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: k, gimme a 1 sentence breakdown if you would please mang
[06:07] <IMTheNachoMan> so i can quickly set up a quick test server?
[06:07] <DShepherd> is firefox hogging memory for anyone else? (jaunty user here)
[06:07] <bc> Name141: it has to be built for use with your kernel, but I believe you're wanting lsmod, rmmod, etc
[06:07] <lstarnes> echosystm: arch, gentoo, and some others do have such systems
[06:07] <sarutobisensey> see you people
[06:07] <^Phantom^> seriously, tyler_d, what makes it so dangerous?
[06:07] <lstarnes> IMTheNachoMan: I think the server edition does
[06:07] <Name141> bc: I did rmmod e1000e, modprob e1000 , but soon as I restart, it goes back to e1000e
[06:08] <tyler_d> ^Phantom^: ntfs is a windows thing... I do it.. but I have backups out the... ear.
[06:08] <the1corrupted> tyler_d: Basically, I apparently need to configure my xorg.conf, but the last few times I did, my system crashed in a gruesome irrecoverable manner.  So now I'm trying to test a xorg.conf.test file to see if it'll work without crashing the whole system (for the fourth time)
[06:08] <Name141> modprobe*
[06:08] <IMTheNachoMan> lstarnes: ahh cool. thanks
[06:08] <bc> Name141: man -k modules
[06:08] <Vatie> Phantom, I'm pretty sure it has to do with Unix file permissions and NTFS not liking them. You should be ok if you copy the files off the NTFS drive? (correct me if i'm wrong)
[06:08] <Name141> bc: In windows?
[06:09] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: what are you attempting to configure within xorg exactly, and what type of video card please?
[06:09] <StreetDog> Hi
[06:09] <dyess0021> 12:18:08 AM) ssd7: I am
[06:09] <dyess0021> (12:18:24 AM) ssd7: wow, I haven't seen a Netsplit notice in a long time
[06:09] <dyess0021> (12:19:44 AM) dyess0021: do you know much about wireless in ubunta
[06:09] <dyess0021> (12:20:02 AM) ssd7: i know some.  what's your question?
[06:09] <dyess0021> (12:20:26 AM) dyess0021:    	 	 	 	 	 	   I am trying to maby swap to ubunta slowly, I have it on mine and my daughters and the wireless works fine, I put it on my wif's and it won't show her card
[06:09] <FloodBot1> dyess0021: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[06:09] <bc> Name141: man modules
[06:09] <StreetDog> godd night
[06:09] <the1corrupted> tyler_d: Not a video card.  Alps touchpad.
[06:09] <Name141> bc: I don't have a "man" in windows.
[06:09] <^Phantom^> What if I copy said files to an SD card from within windows, and then organize it in ubuntu on the card?
[06:09] <bc> Name141: in ubuntu, in the terminal
[06:09] <^Phantom^> Is that dangerous?
[06:09] <StreetDog> How can I recover some files from a deleted ext3 partition? I need some directions, please
[06:09] <Name141> bc: I can not connect, due to the crappy module used for my NIC in Ubuntu
[06:10] <Name141> or whatever they did after Hardy
[06:10] <bc> Name141: http://manpages.ubuntu.com/
[06:10] <dyess002>  sorr
[06:10] <dyess002> sorry
[06:10] <the1corrupted> tyler_d but if it's important, I have ATI Radeon.
[06:10] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: ok... first and foremost start by moving your xorg please.... so do `sudo mv /etc/X11/xorg.conf.test /etc/X11/xorg.conf.bak`
[06:10] <dyess002> i should have asked before i posted that
[06:11] <^Phantom^> or what if i make a copy of the said files on the sd card with ubuntu then organize them there, and put them back on from under windows?
[06:11] <StreetDog> someone? recover files from a deleted partition?
[06:11] <bullgard4> [Ubuntu 9.04] Issuing the command gnome-session-properties, the GNOME terminal warns: "could not read /home/<username>/.config/autostart/qstart.desktop: No such file or directory." What program should  qstart.desktop point to?
[06:11] <dyess002> i ned some wireless help
[06:11] <sysdoc> StreetDog, testdisk
[06:12] <the1corrupted> tyler_d Is that making my test Xorg into a backup Xorg?
[06:12] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: that may be important ty... then I would like you to do `ps -ef | grep -i gdm | awk '{ print $2 }'
[06:12] <tyler_d> yes it is
[06:12] <bc> Name141: this will be of great help: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Loadable_Modules
[06:12] <Vatie> Phantom, That seems like it would work, as I've never had any issues with fat partitions and ubuntu. And use a thumb drive interchangably between a ubuntu and windows machine.
[06:12] <FPSDavid> hi i just tried to upgrade my mythbuntu and for whatever reason i couldn't get it to work (log: http://pastebin.com/df8a34e1 )
[06:12] <chuck_> StreetDog, photorec works good i forget where i got you can google it
[06:12] <StreetDog> thanks sysdoc, thanks chuck_
[06:13] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: at this point I would like you to type sudo -s
[06:13] <tyler_d> then type kill -9 with all the numbers that were displayed before
[06:13] <enovativ> in setting up my wireless conneciton on my laptop running ubuntu 8.04 ...what is : "open system" auth and "shared key" auth ?
[06:13] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: spaces in between the numbers will do just fine
[06:13] <^Phantom^> I actually plan on permanently moving them to the sd card from within windows so that i can save new ones to the folders from any computer.
[06:13] <Name141> bc: what am I looking for?
[06:13] <^Phantom^> Well, thank you for your help.  Now I'm going to boot into windows and get some help with it.
[06:14] <the1corrupted> tyler_d 3035 3036 3043 5243
[06:14] <chuck_> enovativ, In case you missed it the last time open system no passkey shared key need passkey
[06:14] <enovativ> chuck_: thank you very much !
[06:14] <glicks> anyone here use ekiga?
[06:14] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: so type `sudo kill -9 3035 3036 3043 5243`
[06:15] <glicks> im trying to see if it works for me
[06:15] <glicks> cna someone call me or cna i call someone else?
[06:15] <the1corrupted> tyler_d Just so we're clear...  My xorg.conf (the current one) is the unmodified version, and the xorg.conf.bak is the modified one.  This is ok?
[06:16] <FPSDavid> can anyone help me?
[06:16] <andrewfree> Hey im reading this  http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/servers/7986-proftpd-welcome-msg.html  and the path Giro talks about is not on my computer..
[06:16] <tyler_d> the1corrupted:  then I need you type if [ $(cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager) == $(which gdm) ] ; then echo "good"; fi;
[06:16] <FPSDavid> its probably simple but i'm a total noob
[06:16] <andrewfree> FPSDavid: what?
[06:16] <FPSDavid> hi i just tried to upgrade my mythbuntu and for whatever reason i couldn't get it to work (log: http://pastebin.com/df8a34e1 )
[06:16] <Vatie> FPSDavid, Just state your question, if someone can help they probably will.
[06:17] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: I don't want a single file named xorg.conf located within /etc/X11/
[06:17] <FPSDavid> ^^
[06:17] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: if there is you need to move it to .bak or such
[06:18] <Vatie> !jtr
[06:18] <knoxville> JRT is SICK
[06:18] <knoxville> who needs to know about JTR
[06:18] <jamescarr> hmmm
[06:19] <bc> FPSDavid: I don't know anything about the method you're going about this, nor MythTV, but what file type is /cdrom/cdromupgrade and does it exist?
[06:19] <andrewfree> !info apt-get
[06:19] <Vatie> Haha, actually I didn't realize it was John. I've never seen that abbreviation used didn't know what it was
[06:19] <jaypur> couldnt get my sound to work, see that i'll have to go back to xp....
[06:19] <bc> FPSDavid: (after it's mounted)
[06:19] <FPSDavid> bc, i'm not sure, i just did exactly as this says: http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/upgrading#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD
[06:20] <bc> FPSDavid: paste the output of `ls -la /media/cdrom0`
[06:20] <FPSDavid> ok hold on, i'm upgrading to fix a bug where the network adapter doesnt work
[06:20] <FPSDavid> so i gotta copy the output to a flash drive in the other room and come back
[06:21] <hassanakevazir> anyone know what happened to TOR?
[06:21] <JacobSingh> I have a broken key.  How can I configure Ubuntu to map a less used key - like right control or something - to be my underscore / hyphen key?
[06:21] <josh43> AUGH
[06:21] <Vatie> hasssan..., you mean torproject.org ?
[06:22] <josh43> WHy does 9.04 have to auto detect the monitor??? I have a fully configured xorg.conf, and still I need to plug a monitor in to boot properly
[06:22] <FPSDavid> actually bc, i can mount it here and show you what i saw
[06:22] <glicks> can anyone help me test out ekiga?
[06:22] <hassanakevazir> Vatie, yea, no sign of it in the jaunty repository
[06:22] <bc> JacobSingh: look into xmodmap
[06:22] <JacobSingh> bc: thanks
[06:23] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: once you have completed this please run  $(cat /proc/bus/input/devices) and pastebin the results, I am going for a smoke and a beer; will be back in < 10mins
[06:23] <FPSDavid> bc: http://www.1337society.com/mb-mount.jpg these are the files i saw
[06:23] <josh43> Can _anyone_ give me any type of real information on stopping this behaviour? I just want it to start up in 1024x768 when there is no monitor connected
[06:23] <Vatie> hassan, I think, it had some wierd compatability issue with Jaunty. Lemme try to find the bug report.
[06:24] <hassanakevazir> Vatie, Thanks, its okay, I'll look for the bug report then
[06:24] <bc> FPSDavid: see if you can find the location of cdromupgrade using `find /media/cdrom0 -name cdromupgrade`
[06:24] <FPSDavid> kk
[06:27] <FPSDavid> nothing, bc
[06:27] <bc> FPSDavid: what is the name of the .iso? you may have the wrong one.
[06:27] <bc> FPSDavid: nevermind I see it
[06:28] <bc> FPSDavid: you *probably* need the .iso with "alternate" in the name
[06:28] <FPSDavid> i saw that part
[06:28] <the1corrupted> tyler_d: Removing the "xorg.conf" led my system to freeze.  Lucky me for backing up this time.  However, I seem to be running just fine under the modified xorg.conf
[06:28] <FPSDavid> but i didnt see a mythbuntu one w/ that
[06:28] <FPSDavid> http://www.mythbuntu.org/downloads
[06:29] <bc> FPSDavid: may be an obvious question, but no optical drive right?
[06:29] <cgkades> josh43: one sec i may have the answer for you
[06:29] <FPSDavid> yeah, no optical :(
[06:29] <bc> FPSDavid: hang on
[06:30] <andrewfree> anyone know how to change the welcome.msg on proFTPD
[06:30] <the1corrupted> tyler_d Still didn't solve the touchpad, though
[06:30] <tentativechaos> Hello I'm trying to install Ubuntu 7.10 on a flash drive, but I'm having trouble, if anybody would be willing to help please IM on AIM. My aim name is tentativechaos
[06:30] <cgkades> josh43: read /etc/X11/xorg.conf file and check out the man file referenced in it
[06:30] <lasdfas> what is mythbuntu
[06:31] <cgkades> josh43: it should help solve your problem
[06:31] <cgkades> "should"
[06:31] <chuck_> !mythbuntu
[06:31] <bc> FPSDavid: no dice, looks like they haven't put up an alternate for 9.04 yet. http://dk2.cdimages.mythbuntu.org/mythbuntu-9.04-alternate-i386.iso
[06:31] <SandGorgon> anybdy here with an ATI IXP sound chipset? I have bad problems with it on 9.04 (thinkpad R51e)
[06:31] <bc> FPSDavid: give it a few days, one may appear :)
[06:31] <FPSDavid> does that mean i'm fucked?
[06:31] <digitaldynamix> andrewfree http://lmgtfy.com/?q=change+proftpd+welcome+msg
[06:32] <FPSDavid> they put up the regular versions on april 23 :(
[06:32] <bc> FPSDavid: does your 8.10 (presumably) work as is for now?
[06:32] <roboost1> hey, how can i set the ubuntu 9 to startup in no graphic mode (instad of init 5 to do it init 3 but to be able to boot it by command line with gui) ?
[06:32] <andrewfree> digitaldynamix: ha funny, and I have done that the file its saying to change does not exist. Dont be a dick.
[06:32] <FPSDavid> bc: i'm upgrading to fix this: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24/+bug/341183
[06:33] <digitaldynamix> andrewfree then create it
[06:33] <FPSDavid> the machine has no internet
[06:33] <FPSDavid> :(
[06:33] <FPSDavid> until that is upgraded
[06:33] <andrewfree> digitaldynamix: in what path?
[06:33] <FPSDavid> and the download link doesnt work
[06:33] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: can you please pastebin your xorg.conf for me coupled with the output of  $(cat /proc/bus/input/devices)
[06:33] <andrewfree> digitaldynamix: The path it says to use it not even a path
[06:33] <tentativechaos> anybody willing to help me with install of 7.10 on a flashdrive?
[06:33] <tentativechaos> please
[06:33] <lstarnes> tentativechaos: 7.10?
[06:33] <the1corrupted> tyler_d Command not found
[06:34] <tyler_d> sorry sudo  cat /proc/bus/input/devices
[06:34] <saxonjf> How do you install fonts in 9.04?  Help!
[06:34] <tentativechaos> gutsy gibbor (og gusty gibbon)
[06:34] <tentativechaos> *or
[06:34] <lstarnes> tentativechaos: that release isn't supported anymore
[06:34] <bc> FPSDavid: I have a feel it may be a lot of packages, but you could *try* installing linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24 and its dependencies, but I have no idea what effect that might have. It could work just fine. Got backup?
[06:34] <bc> FPSDavid: s/feel/feeling/
[06:34] <FPSDavid> bc: i have no idea what that means lol
[06:34] <tentativechaos> so that's why trying to install a component doesn't work then eh?
[06:34] <FPSDavid> bc: like can i download that modules thing to my flash drive then install it or what?
[06:35] <digitaldynamix> andrewfree its on this webpage http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/228
[06:35] <tentativechaos> oh well. Thanks :D
[06:35] <FPSDavid> bc: i'm seriously a noob, when i first setup mythbuntu it just worked, but the mobo/cpu died and i replaced them
[06:35] <digitaldynamix> andrewfree if its not there, create it
[06:35] <chuck_> FPSDavid, Without putting my nose in your business my Brother has mythbuntu on a box he went thru the trouble of upgrading and did not see any improvement
[06:35] <digitaldynamix> andrewfree its just a welcome file nothing special very easy
[06:35] <FPSDavid> chuck_: i need the upgrade to fix https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24/+bug/341183
[06:35] <bc> FPSDavid: e.g. download the .deb files for linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24, then dpkg -i <path to .deb file>, etc.. it will complain, and you'll need to install other packages first (i.e. dependencies). But I'd make sure you have some kind of back up first. If not, then I'd wait it out.
[06:36] <raven_> good morning - is it possibe to open/mount partimage-image-files manually as like as tar-files to extract some files? tnx
[06:36] <the1corrupted> tyler_d: http://paste.ubuntu.com/170255/ -- Bus Inputs
[06:36] <the1corrupted> tyler_d: http://paste.ubuntu.com/170256/ -- Xorg.conf
[06:36] <levidos_> is there a limitation how many dots can be in a domain name? e.g. www.test.example.com.us is valid?
[06:36] <bc> FPSDavid: I'm guessing that's why this machine isn't networked
[06:37] <lstarnes> levidos_: I don't think so
[06:37] <saxonjf> How do you go about saving your username and password in 9.04?
[06:37] <FPSDavid> bc: it used to be networked until i replaced the motherboard, and the onboard nic doesnt work
[06:38] <Humos> I have a Dell computer, would I want the Dell ISO ?
[06:38] <lstarnes> Humos: you don't necessarily need it
[06:38] <bc> FPSDavid: I'm assuming you have tossed around the idea of adding a nic
[06:38] <Humos> lstarnes: Could I get it if I wanted to?
[06:38] <lstarnes> Humos: I think so
[06:38] <FPSDavid> i've thought about it bc, but i dont have one, nor do i want to buy one just to fix it
[06:38] <Humos> lstarnes: Or is it non-free if you got another OS?
[06:38] <matheus> gg
[06:39] <bc> FPSDavid: but on the other hand, adding an optical drive would make this all go away
[06:39] <bc> FPSDavid: I completely understand
[06:39] <FPSDavid> yeah, i probably should just do that
[06:39] <FPSDavid> i have an extra one somewhere
[06:39] <madcompg33k> Hiemanshu, (in case you're there...or anyone else who may know the answer ^_^) so I installed webmin, tried going to https://localhost:10000 and it says localhost:10000 uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is is not trusted because it is self signed. (Error code: sec_error_untrusted_issuer)
[06:39] <Humos> lstarnes: How would I go about finding the Dell ISO?
[06:39] <crash1hd> hmm should I use cygwin or xing? or is there something better and easier to use (using putty to connect to server via ssh)
[06:39] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, just accept it
[06:39] <lstarnes> Humos: I do not know
[06:39] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, add an expection
[06:39] <Vatie> madcompg33k, Just accept
[06:40] <bc> FPSDavid: unless you know how to fix it, dpkg -i might cause more pain than adding the optical drive
[06:40] <lstarnes> Humos: the official ubuntu isos should work fine
[06:40] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, its your own server so you can trust that thing dont worry
[06:40] <Humos> lstarnes: They don't for my NIC
[06:40] <lstarnes> Humos: what model is that NIC?
[06:40] <madcompg33k> ah, kk, ty again ^_^
[06:41] <FPSDavid> bc:i'm gonna burn it and give it a shot, i'll report back
[06:41] <Humos> lstarnes: intel (R) 82562V-2
[06:41] <Humos> 10/100
[06:41] <the1corrupted> Hiemanshu Well, I'm gonna head off...  Nothing was accomplished today really...  Except now GSynaptics thinks SHMConfig is disabled, which it isn't (both in fdi files and xorg.conf)
[06:41] <bc> FPSDavid: good luck!
[06:41] <enterneo> my firefox profile seems to have got damaged (no session seems to get created, so i am not able to login to any service), although the browser is working when I login using the guest session, I checked, I do not have a .firefox directory in my /home, how do I reset my browser?
[06:41] <Humos> lstarnes: it worked fine in Hardy, but Intrepid/Jaunty it doesn't
[06:41] <lstarnes> enterneo: isn't it in ~/.mozilla/firefox/ ?
[06:42] <andrewfree> digitaldynamix: yea what im saying is thats not showing up
[06:42] <madcompg33k> Hiemansu, ...it works now hehe, ty again =^_^=
[06:42] <andrewfree> like when I login
[06:42] <roboost1> how can i set the runlevel of ubuntu ?
[06:42] <enterneo> lstarnes, oh!, should I just delete .mozilla and restart the browser?
[06:42] <tyler_d> the1corrupted: you need to change the value /dev/input/event5 to /dev/input/input8 on line 58
[06:42] <Hiemanshu> madcompg33k, no problem
[06:42] <tyler_d> lmao
[06:42] <lstarnes> enterneo: you should just need to delete the firefox directory in there instead of all of .mozilla
[06:42] <tyler_d> I love it when that happens..
[06:43] <lstarnes> Humos: is that wired or wireless?
[06:43] <Humos> lstarnes: wired
[06:44] <lstarnes> Humos: it should probably work with the e100 module
[06:44] <Humos> lstarnes: it loads up e1000e
[06:45] <crash1hd> anyone use cygwin
[06:45] <enterneo> lstarnes, works now, thanks ;)
[06:45] <Hiemanshu> off topic anyone here tried Widnows 7?
[06:45] <Humos> lstarnes: and it starts to blink at the router, like high traffic.  Never connects, and wont do anything but blink
[06:45] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, yeah i have used that
[06:45] <knoxville> crash1hd, yeah I used it for my windows sytems
[06:45] <matheus> ohhh
[06:45] <Humos> lstarnes: on the rare event it does work, if I restart the router/switch or modem it wont reconnect to the network
[06:45] <matheus> cygwin crash in my windows
[06:45] <Humos> lstarnes: this didn't happen in hardy
[06:46] <crash1hd> knoxville, Hiemanshu ok what is the easiest way using putty to allow remote x displays seems when I run it I get the window but no title bar
[06:46] <knoxville> matheus, what version of win?
[06:46] <matheus> Win XP SP3
[06:46] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, you want an X display?
[06:46] <Humos> lstarnes: also, it looks like you have to download the big bad booty daddy Dell DVD Iso
[06:46] <enterneo> what firefox version is the default on 9.04 btw?
[06:46] <Humos> lstarnes: 1.8 GBs (crazy big)
[06:46] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, yes
[06:46] <matheus> but i install VMWare Workstation and compiling my programs there
[06:46] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, why not use VNC?
[06:46] <matheus> with Debian
[06:47] <Humos> lstarnes: would it be possible to revert back to the same 'module' or 'driver' or whatever it is called in linux as hardy?
[06:47] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, got that working trying to get just x window programs working
[06:47] <xero> Hey does somebody feel like helping me with aircrack and finding the right patched drivers for my card?
[06:47] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, you mean the programs in cygwin crash?
[06:47] <lstarnes> Humos: you would need to use the modules that work with the version of ubuntu that you have
[06:48] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, it was working just no title bars on any programs
[06:48] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, cygwin is what I have running
[06:48] <lstarnes> Humos: try e100 instead of e1000e
[06:48] <Humos> lstarnes: it don't work.  It don't work in Fedora10 either.
[06:48] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, which is why I have to use x11vnc for my vnc connection
[06:48] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, ahhh how did you install the progs in them?
[06:48] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, but its slow
[06:48] <Humos> lstarnes: How would I change out the modules from e1000e to e100 ?
[06:48] <maxagaz> I have a video controller pci card installed in my computer, i can see it with lspci, how to know if it works or not ?
[06:48] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, if you want a GUI get VMWare Server / Virtualbox
[06:49] <Humos> lstarnes: rmmod e1000e , modprobe e100 ?
[06:49] <lstarnes> Humos: sudo rmmod e1000e && sudo modprobe e100
[06:49] <xero> Does anybody know the proper patch for my card in aircrack it is a Atheros Communications Inc. AR928X Wireless Network Adapter
[06:49] <Hiemanshu> cygwin cannot handle a lot
[06:49] <Hiemanshu> !cygwin
[06:49] <CoasterMaster> If lsusb reports my USB device as "Bus 004 Device 002: ID 03eb:2104 Atmel Corp. AVR ISP mkII", how can I tell where that corresponds to in /dev?
[06:49] <Humos> lstarnes: OK, but what about after it restarts ?  It goes back to e1000e
[06:49] <lstarnes> Humos: if that works, you can add e100 to /etc/modules and add a blacklist entry somewhere for e1000e
[06:49] <Humos> OK
[06:49] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, I think the issue with cygwin and the title bars is compiz
[06:50] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, you installed compiz too? With compiz off does it work?
[06:50] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, do you have the windows borders?
[06:50] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, have not tried it yet
[06:50] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, no
[06:50] <Humos> lstarnes: So I should try rmmod e1000e | modprobe e100 , add e100 to /etc/modules , then blacklist e1000e , and finally restart ?
[06:50] <jigp> hello Istarnes you around?
[06:50] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, it the windows decorator thats gone
[06:50] <lstarnes> jigp: yes (with a lowercase L)
[06:50] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, only on the cygwin the local x display is fine
[06:51] <xero> :(
[06:51] <lstarnes> Humos: don't add it to /etc/modules or blacklist e1000e until you have tested e100
[06:51] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, you mean cygwin displays fine but the VNC is bad?
[06:51] <Humos> lstarnes: how do I test it ?
[06:51] <hanasaki> what is a soft lockup?
[06:51] <Humos> lstarnes: will it automatically bring up the network ?
[06:51] <lstarnes> Humos: try to connect to the internet with it
[06:51] <DRKPablo> g
[06:51] <xero> A soft lock up is one that doesnt end in a crash
[06:51] <glicks> hey anyone have experience getting a usb headset working with ubuntu
[06:51] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, nope vnc displays fine but cygwin isnt working
[06:51] <glicks> in edition to my speakers?
[06:52] <lstarnes> Humos: you might need to also do sudo invoke-rc.d networking restart
[06:52] <Humos> OK
[06:52] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, i am confused
[06:52] <Humos> I'll give it a try
headset is a proble lolll
[06:52] <hanasaki> xero:  lockup like two processes waiting on the same resource?
[06:52] <matheus> * problem
mine dont working too
[06:52] <glicks> matheus, hmm
[06:52] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, ok I have vnc working with x11vnc no problems (just slow) its working fine
[06:52] <glicks> matheus, ok, i guess linux doesnt have good usb headset support :(
[06:53] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, cygwin I think I am not 100% sure on how to use (reinstalling atm cause it wouldnt even load)
[06:53] <hanasaki> I got a soft lockup with a console msg and hang on beagled and a cp command.. what could cause that?
[06:53] <lstarnes> !blacklist | Humos
 i compiling and recompiling new modules alsa and nothing ....
[06:53] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, I want to be able to load up programs on my windows xp desktop from my ubuntu server like firefox or xeyes
[06:53] <lstarnes> crash1hd: it may be easier to run Xming
[06:53] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, but when I did have it working it would load without any border or title bar
[06:54] <crash1hd> lstarnes, I was wondering which is easier / better Xming or cygwin
[06:54] <Hiemanshu> crash1hd, you mean the vnc client is on cygwin?
[06:54] <lstarnes> crash1hd: Xming doesn't need cygwin
[06:54] <crash1hd> Hiemanshu, no the vnc client is on windows the same as cygwin
[06:54] <xero> damn it....
[06:54] <xero> does anybody know anything about aircrack?
[06:54] <Hiemanshu> xero, yes
[06:55] <crash1hd> lstarnes, is Xming smaller?
[06:55] <xero> do you know what driver patch i need for http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-kernel-70/kernel-panic-soft-lockup-detected-565994/
[06:55] <punknroll> can i remove NetworkManager in Jaunty, becaue I have to do /etc/init.d/networking restart to get online after upgrade
[06:55] <xero> oops
[06:55] <xero> sorry
[06:55] <lstarnes> crash1hd: it's a native port
[06:55] <xero> Atheros Communications Inc. AR928X Wireless Network Adapter *
[06:55] <crash1hd> lstarnes, will it work with puttys ssh
[06:55] <xero> thats what i meant to put
[06:56] <lstarnes> crash1hd: it should work with putty's x forwarding
[06:56] <Hiemanshu> xero, atheros should work
[06:56] <crash1hd> lstarnes, the same way cygwin was :)
[06:56] <xero> just any one though?
[06:56] <Hiemanshu> xero, did you get the madwifi drivers?
[06:56] <crash1hd> lstarnes, will give it a try
[06:56] <xero> thats what is confusing me
[06:56] <xero> they have like 20
[06:56] <xero> no i didnt
[06:56] <Hiemanshu> get ath5k then
[06:56] <Hiemanshu> !info ath5k
[06:56] <xero> ok and madwifi you said?
[06:57] <Hiemanshu> !info madwifi
[06:57] <jigp> lstarnes : how to set a permanent away msg in a certain client?like now when i type /away msg_here, irc client and bitle ym account will both away..i want just ym bitlbee to be away not the irc...
[06:57] <xero> !madwifi
[06:57] <ComunisTico> hi there.. i got a problem with a usb hard drive...  i cant get it to work with jaunty
[06:57] <Hiemanshu> xero, yes madwifi
[06:57] <xero> wow thanks
[06:57] <lstarnes> jigp: /away -one away message here
[06:57] <Hiemanshu> xero is it in built or external?
[06:57] <Zintas> wonder if you guys in here could help me with a debian squeeze xorg issue, i know that i should be asking this in #debian, but its dead in there....
[06:57] <jigp> lstarnes : yeah but my irc will also away :(
[06:57] <lstarnes> jigp: while in the window for bitlbee
[06:57] <lstarnes> jigp: note the -one
[06:58] <ComunisTico> #j kubuntu
[06:58] <jigp> ahhhhhh lstarnes i got it :)
[06:58] <ComunisTico> #j /kubuntu
[06:58] <jigp> lstarnes : let me try sec
[06:58] <lstarnes> crash1hd: /j #kubuntu
[06:58] <andrewfree> Im using proFTPD and I got DisplayConnect working but the DisplayLogin option does not work, as in they see a message when they connect but now when they login..
[06:58] <lstarnes> crash1hd: oops, that was to ComunisTico
[06:58] <Hiemanshu> ComunisTico, its /j
[06:58] <Patrique> hi, i'm trying to share a printer but it's not working at all. My printer's connected via usb to ubuntu1 and it's shared with ubuntu2 and perfectly working. But i can't share it with my vista computer.  what should i do?
 yeah :P long time i didnt use irc messed up lol
[06:59] <jigp> lstarnes : wait..when i typre /account off in bitle my ym will disconnect...but if i type /account on i cannot connect to ym..i have to quit irc first so that i can connect to bitlbee ym...
[06:59] <roahzy> Hello everyone, I was wondering what was the failsafe xorg program that launches if ubuntu can't successfully start up xorg? I need to run it manually... so what was it called?
[06:59] <Hiemanshu> ComunisTico, no problem you swaped the symbols
[06:59] <crash1hd> lstarnes, no problem :)
[06:59] <jigp> lstarnes : how to log off ym and sign on again?and directly connect
[06:59] <Patrique> The worst is that i can get a connection but i need to pass through ubuntu2...
[06:59] <Hiemanshu> Patrique, you need to setup SAMBA
[07:00] <Hiemanshu> !samba
[07:00] <Hiemanshu> !samba | Patrique
[07:00] <glicks> anyone with ekiga and a webcam that can call me so i can verify that it works?
[07:00] <lstarnes> jigp: you could use /disconnect bitlbee then /connect bitlbee
[07:00] <ComunisTico> anyway.. anyone knows how i can get my usb drive to work? i do the "mount /media/***" like i always did and it keeps saying it doesent exist
[07:00] <jigp> lstarnes : because i have to type /account off because the "away msg" will not be remove if i just type /away only. it wont remove the away msg. so i have to disconnect
[07:00] <lstarnes> jigp: depending on how you have your network and server aliases set up those commanda may be different
[07:01] <ComunisTico> but it appears on my screen on the recently pluggd devices :S
[07:01] <lstarnes> jigp: /away should remove it
[07:01] <Hiemanshu> ComunisTico, you on kubuntu
[07:01] <ComunisTico> yeah
[07:01] <Hiemanshu> ComunisTico, run mkdir /media/**** first
[07:01] <ComunisTico> ok
[07:01] <CoasterMaster> How can I find a USB device's block file inside /dev?
[07:01] <jigp> lstarnes: nope it wont remove the away msg :( unless i will disconnect and reconnect my second ym account
[07:02] <Hiemanshu> then mount /dev/sdb1 /media/***
[07:02] <lstarnes> jigp: it should remove it
[07:02] <andrewfree> CoasterMaster: run  fdisk -list and look for something with that size
[07:02] <Hiemanshu> CoasterMaster, what USB Device is it?
[07:02] <CoasterMaster> andrewfree: It's not actually a USB storage device
[07:02] <S34l-Clvbb3r> glicks, install cheese from the repos and you can test it like that
[07:02] <lstarnes> jigp: it works for me
 done that
[07:02] <Patrique> well i configured samba but when i do cupsaddsmb -v -U root -a it tells me i need some windows drivers
[07:02] <Hiemanshu> ComunisTico, still does not work?
[07:02] <digitaldynamix> andrewfree u got it working
[07:02] <andrewfree> hmm its not fdisk -list  what is the right command?
[07:03] <CoasterMaster> Hiemanshu: It's a chip programmer.  lsusb reports this: ""Bus 004 Device 002: ID 03eb:2104 Atmel Corp. AVR ISP mkII"
[07:03] <Patrique> and why i can share it through my second computer?
[07:03] <andrewfree> digitaldynamix: Well I have a connect message, but not a login message
[07:03] <Hiemanshu> CoasterMaster, it must be something like USB0 or something
[07:03] <jigp> lstarnes : it wont work to me.i have two ym. i connect via bitlebee ssh and i have in desktop now.
[07:03] <digitaldynamix> andrewfree dont worry your users still love u
[07:03] <andrewfree> digitaldynamix: so like DisplayConnect  works but DisplayLogin    does not work  (they are from the conf file)
[07:03] <ComunisTico> [mntent]: warning: no final newline at the end of /etc/fstab
[07:03] <ComunisTico> Cannot create link /etc/mtab~
[07:03] <ComunisTico> Perhaps there is a stale lock file?
[07:03] <Hiemanshu> CoasterMaster, doesnt google show anything?
[07:04] <FPSDavid> bc: pm
[07:04] <Hiemanshu> ComunisTico, thats odd
[07:04] <Sebboh> Hi.  When I run dpkg-reconfigure, it doesn't ask me what module I want to use for my video card.  It's trying to use VESA, no, I want to use nv.  What's the Ubuntu way to switch?
[07:04] <Hiemanshu> did you use sudo?
[07:04] <Patrique> the only way it's working it's to get my ubuntu1 to share my printer with my ubuntu2 and then reshare with my vista... it's normal?
[07:04] <CoasterMaster> Hiemanshu: I couldn't find anything that worked...there are many things inside dev that being with usb, none of them /usb0
[07:04] <jigp> lstarnes : how to delete the account in bitlebee?i forgot the password in bitlbee (i do register password.then if i connect i do identify password)
[07:05] <jigp> lstarnes : not the ym account.im talking to bitlebee identification
[07:05] <Hiemanshu> CoasterMaster, there was a way i cant remeber exactly how to do it
[07:05] <lstarnes> jigp: you might need to make a new account
[07:05] <Hiemanshu> Patrique, you need Samba
[07:05] <Hiemanshu> !samba | Patrique
[07:05] <ComunisTico> Hiemanshu, yeah i know. maybe anything i should chande in the fstab or mtab?
[07:05] <Hiemanshu> ComunisTico, no nothing is required to change
[07:06] <crash1hd> lstarnes, Xming works :) way better then cygwin its cool thanks :)
[07:06] <CoasterMaster> If it helps, dmesg reports this when the device gets connected: [347561.144268] usb 4-2: new full speed USB device using uhci_hcd and address 4 [347561.315123] usb 4-2: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
[07:06] <Patrique> Hiemanshu: lol i know i need samba... and as i said i tryied to configure it... but when i do cupsaddsmb -v -U root -a it says i need some windows drivers
[07:08] <Hiemanshu> Patrique, you need to add the windows drivers of the printer
[07:08] <Patrique> to add them where?
[07:08] <Hiemanshu> so that when windows looks for drivers ubuntu knows what to give
[07:08] <Hiemanshu> in the printer configuration
[07:08] <glicks> does whats better songbird or rythembox?
[07:08] <qiyong> is it wisdom to use the entire disk as / for several Ts and with lvm?
[07:08] <Patrique> in samba?
[07:09] <ComunisTico> Hiemanshu, tried again and it appeard only this this time "[mntent]: warning: no final newline at the end of /etc/fstab
[07:09] <ComunisTico> mount: can't find /media/JIMENA in /etc/fstab or /etc/mtab
[07:10] <Hiemanshu> ComunisTico, you need to do mount /dev/sdb1 /media /JIMENA
[07:10] <FPSDavid> ok guys i burned the iso to a cd, and put it in
[07:10] <FPSDavid> it doesnt autorun at all
[07:10] <FPSDavid> what am i supposed to do now?
[07:10] <knoxville> FPSDavid, it doesn't boot to the CD?
[07:10] <jigp> lstarnes: how t o register in irssi? so that i will just type screen -rD jigp..then it will go to the irc and bitle chat
[07:11] <FPSDavid> am i supposed to boot from CD to upgrade?
[07:11] <knoxville> FPSDavid, boot to the CD if you want a fresh install
[07:11] <FPSDavid> i'm trying to upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04
[07:11] <lstarnes> jigp: it should be the same way you registered the first time
[07:11] <knoxville> FPSDavid, is it server or desktop edition?
[07:11] <roahzy> How do I start up DisplayConfigGTK directly from command line? I don't have xorg running right now.
[07:11] <Hiemanshu> FPSDavid, use dist-upgrade
[07:11] <FPSDavid> knoxville: its mythbuntu
[07:11] <FPSDavid> i cant, it has no network connection until i upgrade
[07:11] <knoxville> FPSDavid, server or desktop edition?
[07:12] <FPSDavid> some stupid bug w/ the mobo
[07:12] <Hiemanshu> !dist-upgrade
[07:12] <Hiemanshu> FPSDavid, you cannot update via a CD
[07:12] <knoxville> FPSDavid, that link is 4 u
[07:12] <FPSDavid> desktop
[07:12] <ComunisTico> Hiemanshu, thanks it did work. but one more question, how can i change the permisions? as i can read-only
[07:12] <FPSDavid> i cant dist-upgrade
[07:12] <xxploit> roahzy: if x isnt running you wont be able to launch it
[07:12] <Hiemanshu> ComunisTico, sudo chmod 777 /media/****
[07:13] <ReleaseX> roahzy, X applications cannot run without X
[07:13] <FPSDavid> as the machine has no internet connection due to a bug that was fixed in a later version of ubuntu than what i have
[07:13] <Hiemanshu> FPSDavid, go to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades
[07:13] <FPSDavid> A dialog will be displayed offering you the opportunity to upgrade using that CD.
[07:13] <FPSDavid> does not happen ^
[07:13] <Hiemanshu> FPSDavid, then look for : Upgrading Using the Alternate CD/DVD
[07:13] <FPSDavid> thats what im trying to do
[07:14] <FPSDavid> the CD is in the machine
[07:14] <FPSDavid> but it doesnt "A dialog will be displayed offering you the opportunity to upgrade using that CD. "
[07:14] <Hiemanshu> did you follow the other option?
[07:14] <FPSDavid> and gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade" doesnt do anything
[07:14] <FPSDavid> no errors, just nothing
[07:15] <Sebboh> What configuration tool can I use to select which xorg module to use for my video card?
[07:15] <Hiemanshu> Sebboh, what card is it?
[07:16] <ComunisTico> Hiemanshu, it did change the permisions that.. but i still cant do anything on the drive. not even creating a folder
[07:16] <FPSDavid> when i put the CD in, it just shows up on the desktop, and allows me to explore the files
[07:16] <FPSDavid> but theres no option to upgrade obviously from what i can see
[07:16] <Sebboh> It's some nvidia card, but honestly I don't see what that has to do with "which configuration tool should I use?". :/
[07:16] <laxxa54> can i get help for netbook remix here
[07:16] <knoxville> FPSDavid, boot to your normal os, dont use the CD
[07:16] <FPSDavid> yeah, i did
[07:16] <FPSDavid> its booted into mythbuntu
[07:16] <laxxa54> it may just be a gernal question about ubuntu installation, im not sure
[07:17] <Sebboh> laxxa54, as usual, Just Ask.
[07:17] <knoxville> FPSDavid, run "sudo apt-get dist-upgrade"
[07:17] <FPSDavid> i have no network connection
[07:17] <FPSDavid> at all
[07:17] <FPSDavid> whatsoever
[07:17] <knoxville> FPSDavid, what does ifconfig say
[07:17] <FPSDavid> lemme go look
[07:17] <knoxville> FPSDavid, you want something like eth0
[07:18] <knoxville> FPSDavid, are you trying to do wifi or hard-wired?
[07:18] <ubuntUSB> hello3
[07:18] <ComunisTico> Hiemanshu, it did change the permisions that.. but i still cant do anything on the drive. not even creating a folder
[07:18] <ubuntUSB> how to make a bootable USB
[07:18] <ubuntUSB> if I-m on a livecd from a previous distro_
[07:18] <FPSDavid> knoxville: this is why i'm triyng to upgrade https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24/+bug/341183
[07:19] <laxxa54> im trying to boot off a usb that i made using flashnul, which said that it was successful, but the laptop doesnt boot from it
[07:19] <FPSDavid> the network connection doesnt work w/o that driver, and that driver link doesnt work
[07:19] <laxxa54> i made it boot from the usb, but it just says entering setup and stays there
[07:19] <knoxville> FPSDavid, could you backup and restore?
[07:19] <FPSDavid> what would that do
[07:19] <knoxville> FPSDavid, it would install a fresh version of the latest ubuntu
[07:20] <FPSDavid> w/o network connection, how?
[07:20] <knoxville> FPSDavid, you said you had the disc?
[07:20] <FPSDavid> yeah
[07:20] <FPSDavid> but i dont wanna lose all my configs
[07:20] <FPSDavid> and files
[07:20] <knoxville> FPSDavid, is that the latest jaunty disc
[07:20] <knoxville> FPSDavid, thats why you backup
[07:20] <FPSDavid> its jaunty for mythbuntu, yeah
[07:21] <knoxville> FPSDavid, unless you get networking working, you don't have many other options
[07:21] <knoxville> FPSDavid, you could pop in another NIC
[07:21] <FPSDavid> dont have one
[07:21] <FPSDavid> shouldnt this work: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/JauntyUpgrades#Upgrading%20Using%20the%20Alternate%20CD/DVD
[07:21] <knoxville> FPSDavid, im just trying to throw out options
[07:21] <ComunisTico> can anyone help me i can change my usb-drive from read-only mode....
[07:22] <ComunisTico> anyone knows how to change this so i can add files to it?
[07:22] <knoxville> FPSDavid, so what happens when you try this guide?
[07:22] <knoxville> FPSDavid, do you get networking with the LIVE CD
[07:22] <knoxville> ComunisTico, have you tried chmod?
[07:22] <mcnellis> how can I test the write speed of my harddrive?
[07:23] <FPSDavid> knoxville, i put the CD in, it shows up on the desktop, i double-click, and it shows me the files.
[07:23] <knoxville> ComunisTico, does it automount or do you mount it manually?
[07:23] <FPSDavid> knoxville, it doesnt prompt me to upgrade
[07:23] <FPSDavid> knoxville, then i tried running gksu "sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade", and it did nothing
[07:23] <brassmaster1> FPSDavid: Do you have network with the live CD?
[07:23] <knoxville> FPSDavid, is there a file within that disc that could start the upgrade?
[07:23] <FPSDavid> knoxville, i have no clue
[07:23] <FPSDavid> brassmaster1, possibly
[07:24] <brassmaster1> well, do you or don't you?
[07:24] <ReleaseX> mcnellis, sudo hdparm -tT /dev/sda assuming your drive is at /dev/sda
[07:24] <FPSDavid> brassmaster1, i havent tried booting from it
[07:24] <FPSDavid> brassmaster1, someone said you cant upgrade by booting from it
[07:24] <ComunisTico> knoxville, i manually mount it. i did chmod 777 /media/*** and changed the permisions but i cant do anyting still
[07:24] <FPSDavid> brassmaster1, i can check if its important, though
[07:25] <knoxville> ComunisTico, what format is the drive?
[07:25] <ComunisTico> how do i know that?
[07:25] <brassmaster1> FPSDavid: Well, it might be nice to know that upgrading is going to solve your problem for sure before you waste lots of time doing it.
[07:25] <knoxville> ComunisTico, is it NTFS FAT32 EXT3 or what?
[07:25] <FPSDavid> brassmaster1, alright i'll give it a shot
[07:26] <mcnellis> ReleaseX: that gives me read speed I think, what about write?
[07:26] <ComunisTico> knoxville. how can i know that? i guess its FAT32 but im not really sure
[07:26] <knoxville> ComunisTico, gparted
[07:26] <knoxville> ComunisTico sudo fdisk -l
[07:26] <chuck_> FPSDavid,  silly ? did you burn the iso or copy to disk
[07:27] <clug> !commands
[07:27] <ComunisTico> knoxville, yeah its fat32
[07:27] <Shihan> hi guys, just wondering if ubuntu has a system-config-auth alternative?
[07:27] <knoxville> ComunisTico, k checking...
[07:29] <knoxville> ComunisTico, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-436335.html
[07:29] <nmvictor> shihan:yea.i think Application>System>Administration>Authorizations   is that what you are asking for?
[07:29] <knoxville> ComunisTico, I think you need to edit the /etc/fstab file and then either restart or mount it with the "sudo mount -a" command
[07:29] <Shihan> no, its more a thing that sets up different auth methods... i.e. active directory, ldap, nis, etc
[07:31] <brassmaster1> FPSDavid: chuck_ had a good point when he asked how it is that you burned the .iso to disc, whether you just added the file to a data disc or burned the directory structure described by the image file to disc
[07:31] <leeguy92> hi, all
[07:31] <jigp> lstarnes: i cannot changee a nick there..i tried /nick jigpee
[07:31] <leeguy92> how would i go about setting kdm to do autologin?
[07:31] <lstarnes> jigp: you have to connect with a different nick
[07:31] <leeguy92> im not a noob, so terminal based stuff is fine
[07:31] <tparcina> Ubuntu 9.04 on laptop with Intel 945GM graphic card display responds extrimly slow. How to make it faster?
[07:31] <ComunisTico> knoxville, ok ill try
[07:32] <knoxville> ComunisTico, k let me know how it goes, you got that link right?
[07:32] <ComunisTico> yeah im reading it thanks
[07:32] <knoxville> kk
[07:32] <tparcina> when I'm scrolling screen goes up/down so slow :(
[07:32] <leeguy92> tparcina: the intel graphics drivers have a prob in jaunty: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
[07:32] <leeguy92> try that^
[07:32] <tparcina> I guess it's driver problem, just I don't know how to fix it
[07:33] <chazco> Hi... is anyone using the solderless touchscreen kits for the eeepc/wind on 9.04? How did you install it (software)?
[07:33] <lstarnes> jigp: you could try removing your old account's files and reigstering again with your ususl nick
[07:33] <lstarnes> *registering
[07:34] <tparcina> leeguy92: thank you. I guess that's it. I'll folow the procedure.
[07:34] <leeguy92> it might work, it might not :-/
[07:34] <leeguy92> did on my eeepc
[07:34] <leeguy92> how do i tell kdm to autologin
[07:34] <leeguy92> ?
[07:34] <jigp> lstarnes : how to connect with a different nick?removing old account's files and how to register agaain with the usuan nick?
[07:35] <leeguy92> GAH! didnt see the advanced tab! ty, jigp
[07:35] <lstarnes> jigp: if you forgot your password, try doing sudo rm /var/lib/bitlbee/jigp.*
[07:35] <ComunisTico> knoxville, no i cant do anything it says there
[07:35] <yaris1234567891> hey guys i installed xubuntu before, and it would not load when i select it from the boot menu. ( i am trying to do dual boot).
[07:36] <yaris1234567891> now there is 5 different xubuntu options
[07:36] <yaris1234567891> how do i remove them
[07:36] <knoxville> ComunisTico, dam
[07:36] <ComunisTico> i clnoxville, i cant even umount
[07:36] <jigp> lstarnes : but im not a root i cannot sudo.im just using a shell account
[07:36] <lstarnes> jigp: then ask the administrator to do that
[07:36] <lstarnes> jigp: or try remembering your password
[07:36] <jigp> lstarnes : how about register new user?
[07:36] <yaris1234567891> please help, i am trying to ditch windows for good
[07:36] <lstarnes> jigp: if you had logging enabled, your logs should have the password somewhere
[07:37] <AirBreather> yaris1234567891: Edit /etc/grub/menu.lst with root privileges, and remove the lines you don't want to see.
[07:37] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, what error you get?
[07:37] <yaris1234567891> AirBreather: I am on vista.
[07:37] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: it takes me to a weird dos like screen
[07:37] <KB1JWQ> lstarnes: News to me.  Passwords aren't logged.
[07:38] <nuninoo> hello, can anyone tell me why ubuntu keeps muting sound when i reboot?
[07:38] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, and nothing happens from there?
[07:38] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: like it just wont load the xubuntu, it will just show something similiar to SSH terminal
[07:38] <lstarnes> KB1JWQ: this is for an irc client logging communications with services on a server
[07:38] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: nope...it wont go on to load xubuntu
[07:38] <crash1hd> Hmm if I run nautilus in Xming it loads up a desktop like x but there is no applications bar yet if I run startx I get an error? how can I have that
[07:38] <KB1JWQ> lstarnes: Interesting concept.
[07:39] <SirErugor> hmm how does the entry in grub look? post on pastebin
[07:39] <Kartagis> hello. i have a problem. my usb flash disk isn't being recognized anymore. lsusb lists it. windows recognizes it. http://pastebin.com/f346b2241 is the part from dmesg
[07:39] <dsfasffsasad> DCC SEND dfjalksdfnalsdnfajsdnflasdfn
[07:40] <FPSDavid> brassmaster1, i burned the iso properly, i just booted from it and now the network works
[07:40] <FPSDavid> so 9.04 def fixes the issue i have
[07:41] <yaris1234567891> errr can someone ? when i start my computer there is 5 different xubuntu and Vista selection
[07:41] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, well choose the current kernel version if more are given
[07:42] <tehdave> I'm having issues reading Windows shares on my roommate's computer from my machine...I can read them fine on my laptop (running Vista), and I can read the samba shares on my machine from his...but I can't connect...Nautilus grays out then shows nothing when I try to browse to it, and I can't seem to connect via a command line - using his computer's hostname connects me to an outside IP address that times out
[07:42] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: all of them fails to load
[07:43] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: this is ridiculously hard to install linux to dual boot with vista
[07:43] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, it actuallu is not :) but you
[07:43] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, ..are having some weird probs
[07:43] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, could you give some more info on the topic? maybe the /boot/grub/menu.lst from that machine?
[07:44] <nuninoo> SirErugor, maybe his grub config is messed up - that happened to me when i upgraded.
[07:44] <SirErugor> nuninoo, perhaps.. but that would weird, though.
[07:44] <nuninoo> SirErugor, jaunty loaded the wrong kernel modules
[07:44] <SirErugor> nuninoo, sick :/
[07:44] <yaris1234567891> i dont understand i folllowed EXACTLY the instructions
[07:45] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, and you don't get any text errors at all?
[07:45] <nuninoo> yaris1234567891, me too, i upgraded and somehow grub was not updated
[07:45] <bostwick> Hello
[07:45] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: i get something like kernel failed
[07:45] <Kartagis> hello. i have a problem. my usb flash disk isn't being recognized anymore. lsusb lists it. windows recognizes it. http://pastebin.com/f346b2241 is the part from dmesg
[07:45] <bostwick> I have a problem with ndiswrapper
[07:45] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, could you maybe try to get all of the error?
[07:46] <nuninoo> SirErugor after i upgraded to jaunty the grub menu still showed 8.10
[07:46] <yaris1234567891> hold on i need to install
[07:46] <yaris1234567891> i mean reboot
[07:46] <tehdave> I'm having issues reading Windows shares on my roommate's computer from my machine...I can read them fine on my laptop (running Vista), and I can read the samba shares on my machine from his...but I can't connect...Nautilus grays out then shows nothing when I try to browse to it, and I can't seem to connect via a command line - using his computer's hostname connects me to an outside IP address that times out
[07:46] <nuninoo> SirErugor, anyway i fixed it by editing grub
[07:46] <MeXTuX> When Ubuntu is loading the desktop a window appears with the GNOME foot but this little windows is blue. I would like to have it in another color. Is that possible??
[07:46] <bostwick> anyone familiar with ndiswrapper and belkin wireless drivers
[07:46] <SirErugor> nuninoo, wicked.. yeah^ :)
[07:47] <mayglow> HOW Do I launch displayconfigGTK for this 'bullet-proof X" so I can get my graphics working again? I launch it, but it needs to have xorg running, and if I run xorg I have to do a hard reboot
[07:47] <chuck_> bostwick, whats it doing
[07:47] <disappearedng> Hey how do I safely guard my rm ?
[07:47] <FPSDavid> chuck_, can you help me since brassmaster is gone?
[07:47] <bostwick> I installed ndiswrapper and installed the wireless drives but when I modprobe I get this error "WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release."
[07:47] <nuninoo> SirErugor, oh well... all in a day of linuxing
[07:47] <FPSDavid> chuck_, i booted from the mythbuntu cd, and the network worked then, so now what do i do?
[07:48] <Flannel> disappearedng: Hmm?
[07:48] <SirErugor> nuninoo, I never tried that it twisted up the grub :p but hey.. you're right.
[07:48] <disappearedng> Flannel: I want some warning before using rm
[07:48] <yaris1234567891> hey guys how do i know if i should download 32 bit or 64 bit ?
[07:48] <nuninoo> yaris1234567891, what is ur processor?
[07:48] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, you don't know if your machine is 32 or 64 bit?
[07:49] <yaris1234567891> I am on windows vista
[07:49] <bostwick> :|
[07:49] <chuck_> FPSDavid,  the machine now has internet
[07:49] <RHorse> most new cpus are 64
[07:49] <levidos_> when i /etc/init.d/restart bind9, mi resolv.conf file is overwritten and i can;t lookup hosts in my own domain. pls help
[07:49] <tehdave> so...Samba problem aside...how do I get the confirmation message (when clearing Nautilus browsing data) to always be "Are you sure you want to forget history? If you do, you are doomed to repeat it." instead of the bland sounding one?
[07:49] <mgph> disappearedng: just add -i option
[07:49] <yaris1234567891> i believe its intel
[07:49] <nuninoo> yaris1234567891, intel what?
[07:49] <FPSDavid> chuck_: only in the liveCD
[07:49] <disappearedng> well sometimes I might forget about that
[07:49] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, err.. check the sys props to see what it is
[07:49] <yaris1234567891> nuninoo: Intel Core 2 Duo CPU
[07:49] <RHorse> 64
[07:49] <yaris1234567891> dang it
[07:49] <mgph> disappearedng: to remove with warning, to copy/overwrite with warning, rm -i filename or cp/mv -i filename
[07:49] <yaris1234567891> downloaded 32 bit ubuntu
[07:50] <bostwick> :|
[07:50] <nuninoo> lucky you
[07:50] <bostwick> no one knows?
[07:50] <chuck_> bostwick, what distro are you using
[07:50] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, that explains it
[07:50] <bostwick> the newest one
[07:50] <RHorse> yaris1234567891, good. It's better, less problems
[07:50] <nuninoo> yaris1234567891, lucky you i am still on a PENTIUM 3
[07:50] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: eh?
[07:50] <yaris1234567891> so do i download 32 bit or 64 bit
[07:51] <nuninoo> yaris1234567891, i have this computer for like 10 years already
[07:51] <Chr|s> I'm having issues installing zsnes, I added the medibuntu repository and key its not working says file exist but in another location
[07:51] <Gorilla1> time to upgrade yaris
[07:51] <yaris1234567891> do i install 32bit or 64bit ubuntu ?
[07:51] <RHorse> 32
[07:51] <yaris1234567891> ok
[07:52] <enterneo> yaris1234567891, yeah, I also want to know
[07:52]  * Chr|s might get rid of ubuntu and go with fedora
[07:52] <yaris1234567891> enterneo: what ?
[07:52] <FPSDavid> chuck_, can i PM?
[07:52] <nmvictor> hi everyone?
[07:52] <KB1JWQ> nmvictor: That's not a question we can help with. :)
[07:52] <bostwick> sorry
[07:52] <bostwick> i am using 9.04
[07:52] <jumbers> KB1JWQ: He got scared away
[07:53] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, well use 64 bit since the proc is 64 bit
[07:53] <yaris1234567891> RHorse: are you sure its 32bit? i read on a forum that i need 64bit
[07:53] <KB1JWQ> jumbers: If only more peope were...
[07:53] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: thanks.
[07:53] <Gorilla1> what is the best linux distro?
[07:53] <nuninoo> patient?
[07:53] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: would it matter if i installed 32bit ?
[07:53] <Chr|s> Gorilla1: #ubuntu-bots and ask best bot
[07:53] <SirErugor> Gorilla1, funny q in an ubuntu chan
[07:53] <KB1JWQ> Gorilla1: Try asking in #linu
[07:53] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891,  no
[07:53] <KB1JWQ> Here it's just askin for it. :)
[07:53] <mayglow> How do I run displayconfigGTK xorg failsafe dialog? I start it from command line, and it complains it has no display(because xorg hasn't booted, but I can't start xorg in the first place - i need displayconfigGTK to get it working)
[07:54] <RHorse> I'd go with 32 bit.
[07:54] <RHorse> It'll run like a corvette
[07:54] <Chr|s> 32 bit if you have a 32bit machine, vice versa with 64bit
[07:54] <bostwick> WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release.
[07:54] <bostwick> D:
[07:54] <yaris1234567891> uh i am installing 32bit
[07:55] <RHorse> that is the rite choice :)
[07:55] <nuninoo> Chr|s, yaris1234567891 is not sure if his proc is 32 or 64
[07:55] <AirBreather> 32 bit is the right choice if you don't know ;-)
[07:55] <Gorilla1> 10 years is a 32
[07:55] <AirBreather> $ cat /proc/cpuinfo
[07:55] <AirBreather> if you're unsure
[07:55] <yaris1234567891> okay
[07:56] <yaris1234567891> as long as i can stop using vista i am happy
[07:56] <mayglow> So, does anyone kno how to run displayconfigGTK from a vterm?
[07:56] <Gorilla1> I have an issue with file transfers in ubuntu
[07:56] <nuninoo> Gorilla1, his pc is core duo
[07:56] <yaris1234567891> today is not a good day. i basically had all my passwords login credentials compromised thanks to a little trojan keylogger
[07:56] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, lycky you :(
[07:56] <SirErugor> lucky*
[07:57] <yaris1234567891> SirErugor: would using ubuntu be safer?
[07:57] <nuninoo> yes and no
[07:57] <Gorilla1> interesting
[07:57] <SirErugor> yaris1234567891, sure, but you still have to keep your wits about you ofc
[07:57] <yaris1234567891> anyways i am going to reboot
[07:57] <SirErugor> good luck
[07:57] <yaris1234567891> hopefully will talk to you in ubuntu
[07:57] <yaris1234567891> okay
[07:57] <nuninoo> yup dont give up
[07:57]  * yaris1234567891 rebootting brb
[07:57] <nuninoo> bb
[07:58] <FPSDavid> ok since everyone that was helping me is no longer here: i'm running 8.10 w/ a new motherboard that has onboard networking. the onboard networking doesnt work at all w/o a driver which the link is broken to. i downloaded 9.04 and ran it Live and the networking works in it, what do i do? i cant figure out how to upgrade from the 9.04 CD
[07:58] <bostwick> im usuing ubuntu 9.04, how do I install a belkin F5D7000 wireless card? I installed with with ndiswrapper but I still cant use it, and when I modprobe it I get this error "WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release."
[07:58] <nuninoo> FPSDavid, you want to upgrade using the CD?
[07:58] <nuninoo> !upgrade | FPSDavid
[07:58] <Gorilla1> about 4 months ago i called it quits on all microsoft products and i am so glad i did...
[07:58] <mayglow> ubuntu is a pile of indecipherable bootscripts, work-arounds, and layers and layers of goop. What is this, displayconfigGTK is written in python? it was simpler with xfree ugh
[07:59] <FPSDavid> nuninoo, i tried that stuff and couldn't figure it out/get it to work. i put the CD in and all it does is let me browse the files on it, no prompt to upgrade or anything
[07:59] <nuninoo> Gorilla1 take it in stride dont ditch out Windows yet, you might need it for something else
[07:59] <Gorilla1> nope
[08:00] <Gorilla1> 4 months now
[08:00] <Gorilla1> no problems
[08:00] <mayglow> and i hear displayconfigGTK was written by canonical? Was it submitted upstream? Do the xorg guys maintain it? This might be the only channel to ask about it, looks ubuntu specific.
[08:00] <nuninoo> FPSDavid, if I were you I'd back up my home folder in a separate partition and install from the CD instead
[08:00] <nuninoo> FPSDavid, not upgrade
[08:00] <bc> FPSDavid: cdrom set to the first boot device in bios? go into the bios, set the boot order to floppy (if exists), cd-rom, the hdd
[08:00] <mayglow> this is vomit inducing
[08:00] <nmvictor> FPSDavid:is it the ubuntu 9.04 alternate CD,if its desktop CD then it wont work
[08:00] <FPSDavid> its mythbuntu, i dont think they make alternate CDs
[08:01] <nuninoo> Gorilla1, you got game?
[08:01] <ubUSB> hello
[08:01] <bostwick> :|
[08:01] <nmvictor> FPSDavid:you got to get the alternate install CD and their are numerous guides online on how you would upgrade to it.befriend google in such times
[08:01] <nuninoo> Gorilla1, I mean do you play 3D games?
[08:01] <bc> FPSDavid: boot the computer with the CD in the drive. sounds like you are putting the CD in while booted into ubuntu
[08:01] <bostwick> or does no one use ndiswrapper anymore...
[08:01] <Gorilla1> yep
[08:01] <Gorilla1> gta sa
[08:01] <FPSDavid> bc: yeah i did that, but can you upgrade by booting the CD?
[08:01] <mayglow> Hi, I'm running Hardy LTS and I just installed an old PCI graphics card. It wont go beyond 800x600@60hz, and after trying to get it to run better it now locks up my machine when xorg starts. I'm in single-user mode now, how do I run displayconfigGTK to tailor my xorg.conf for my machine?
[08:02] <nuninoo> Gorilla1, in ubuntu?
[08:02] <Gorilla1> yep
[08:02] <FPSDavid> i guess whoever said it about the alternate CD is right, there isnt one for mythbuntu 9.04 yet
[08:02] <RHorse> bostwick there are so many cards that work...
[08:02] <mayglow> It was running fbcon/vesa or whatever, but there is a specific driver provided by xorg that I can use - but I can't get that functionin when I specify that as the driver in xorg.conf and the busid the card is on in xorg.conf.
[08:02] <bostwick> so...
[08:02] <nuninoo> Gorilla1, awesome,
[08:02] <bostwick> my card works with aircrack
[08:02] <RHorse> so get another card, dude
[08:02] <bostwick> :|
[08:02] <bostwick> I have another one
[08:03] <bc> FPSDavid: good question, I thought it provided an upgrade menu option. Maybe it does not -- looking
[08:03] <mayglow> I know there is a policy in place that says "Don't respond to people you can't help" or something like that, but it feels nice to at least be acknowledged. :(
[08:03] <FPSDavid> bc: oh gay, "Note: alternate disks are no longer being made. They had a very low take rate, and we feel it's better to focus our attention on desktop disks."
[08:03] <bostwick> zyxel g302
[08:03] <francis_> Ստեղ մեկը կա՞ հայա
[08:03] <nmvictor> FPSDavid:then maybe you will have to upgrade from the internet.i dont use it so i have limited advice on it.
[08:03] <mayglow> FPSDavid: wait where is that from?
[08:03] <knoxville> has anyone optimized their kernel on jaunty
[08:03] <ziroday> knoxville: optimised how?
[08:03] <nuninoo> he mentioned mythbutnu
[08:03] <mayglow> They aren't providing alternative installers anymore?
[08:03] <FPSDavid> mayglow: mythbuntu
[08:03] <Gorilla1> and i am on a 32 bit
[08:03] <FPSDavid> nmvictor: the network adapter doesnt work in 8.10
[08:03] <nuninoo> someone mentioned mythbuntu
[08:03] <mayglow> FPSDavid: oh, this doesnt mean anything to regular ubuntu users
[08:04] <knoxville> ziroday, tuned and recompiled
[08:04] <ziroday> knoxville: recompiling your kernel is a bad idea, and unsupported
[08:04] <bostwick> what does WARNING: All config files need .conf: /etc/modprobe.d/ndiswrapper, it will be ignored in a future release. mean anyway?
[08:04] <hyperstation> hey, snyone know how to disable compiz via terminal plz
[08:04] <knoxville> ziroday, yes but it is nice to have a kernel optimized for your specific CPU
[08:04] <bostwick> did I just install ndiswrap wrong?
[08:04] <nuninoo> mayglow i acknowledge that i do not know... sorry
[08:04] <hyperstation> hey, anyone know how to disable compiz via terminal plz
[08:04] <bostwick> ndiswrapper**
[08:04] <ziroday> knoxville: not when its going to bring along mass breakage
[08:04] <mayglow> nuninoo: thank you, it keeps my hopes up :]
[08:05] <ziroday> hyperstation: metacity --replace
[08:05] <Gorilla1> 200 foot burnout?
[08:05] <nuninoo> hyperstation, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=681048
[08:05] <knoxville> ziroday, thats why you snapshot the os before attempting
[08:05] <RHorse> bostwick looks like it's looking and not finding a config file
[08:05] <ziroday> knoxville: its still not a good idea, and its going to make alot of things incompatible
[08:05] <hyperstation> no...turn off compiz so that it wont be started automatically... i have display problem with it
[08:06] <bostwick> well I did sudo ndiswrapper -m
[08:06] <nmvictor> FPSDavid:you got to fix the network adapter.if its working in jaunty then probably a driver update in intrepid will get it to work.or what do you think?
[08:06] <bostwick> and thats the first time the error popped up
[08:06] <knoxville> ziroday, very few things need compatability on server edition
[08:06] <Gorilla1> Guff!
[08:06] <RHorse> I'm not familiar with ndiswrapper
[08:06] <ziroday> knoxville: anyway read https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile but note you can't come back here for support
[08:06] <bc> FPSDavid: maybe not. mythbuntu complicates things since I dont know anything about it other than its based on ubuntu. doesnt look like straight ubuntu offers that option either. just network.
[08:06] <bostwick> but sudo ndiswrapper -l says I installed the drivers correctly
[08:06] <knoxville> ziroday, thanks!
[08:06] <FPSDavid> nmvictor: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.24/+bug/341183
[08:06] <ziroday> bostwick: it a warning and ignorable
[08:07] <bostwick> so why does my wireless card not work?
[08:07] <nuninoo> hmmmm ubuntu now officially takes up 15 GB on my hdd excluding home...
[08:07] <bostwick> if I installed the drivers with ndiswrapper (and its on the compatible list)
[08:07] <bc> FPSDavid: you may indeed be stuck reinstalling from scratch or trying the dpkg -i <package> route.