[12:04] <hopender> apparently the Terminal is caps sensitive
[12:04] <warbler> hopender: ok - have to find the file
[12:04] <Pelo> !enter | hopender
[12:04] <ubotu> hopender: Please try to keep your questions/responses on one line - don't use the "Enter" key as punctuation!
[12:04] <takamarou> flare,  it says it couldnt find package ndiswrapper
[12:04] <vocx> hopender, Unix is case-sensitive.
[12:04] <warbler> hopender: can you do file search? - easiest way
[12:04] <whatisokay> takamarou, ... try ndiswrapper-utils
[12:04] <hopender> warbler: I'm on the desktop now how do I install it?
[12:05] <MaxL> hopender, Terminal is case sensitive, if you are having trouble writing out the name of a specific directory, just type a few letters and then use TAB.
[12:05] <vocx> takamarou, do not use the bit** word. Search ndiswrapper with aptitude or synaptic.
[12:05] <Flare> takamarou:> onthe terminal type in this then: sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
[12:05] <foug> hi has anyone tried installing FF7 under ubuntu? i'm having a problem
[12:05] <warbler> hopender: I've come in late - catch me up - the file?
[12:05] <Pelo> vocx,  the bit word ?
[12:05] <takamarou> whatisokay, it says package ndiswrapper-utils has no installation candidate
[12:05] <Flare> !language
[12:05] <ubotu> Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[12:05] <stefg> foug: what is FF/ ?
[12:05] <titeuf_87> Pelo, I have edgy installed now, and only want gutsy's kernel, nothing else from it, can you explain how your suggestion can help me?
[12:06] <Flare> !language | Pelo
[12:06] <thedash> ok, so I'm stupid, is there a little tutorial that explains the 2>, 1&2>, 3&>, all those thingies ?
[12:06] <ubotu> Pelo: please see above
[12:06] <Flare> see
[12:06] <whatisokay> stefg, i'm assuming Final Fantasy 7
[12:06] <whatisokay> ?
[12:06] <hopender> Warbler: I want to install CF_Installer-Updater_v.3.sh located on my desktop
[12:06] <foug> stefg: final fantasy seven
[12:06] <warbler> hopender: I ask because there are easy & hard ways to do stuff
[12:06] <arash_> stefg , 255 :p
[12:06] <vocx> Pelo, that's right you need to scroll up to see the wordz
[12:06] <MaxL> stefg, An epic RPG game for PSX and PC, you could probably run it pretty easily under wine seeing as it's designed for windows 95 computers
[12:06] <stefg> oh... games.... sorry i only play text adventures  (bash and gcc, as said earlier) :-)
[12:06] <Pelo> titeuf_87,  my suggestion implies a clean install,  by putting your /home folder on a seperate partition all you settings will be saved , but you will need to reisntall all apps
[12:06] <warbler> hopender: it is on your desktop = hard way
[12:06] <takamarou> flare, it says ndisgtk is already the newest version
[12:07] <MaxL> stefg, a lot of people claim it to be the best rpg of all time
[12:07] <Pelo> vocx,  I figured it out eventualy
[12:07] <hopender> Warbler: How do I make it the easy way
[12:07] <Flare> then type in ndisgtk
[12:07] <kshah> should i use postfix or exim4 with dovecot?
[12:07] <whatisokay> MaxL, nah ... FF6 is far superior :)
[12:07] <Flare> no type in sudo ndisgtk
[12:07] <arash_> !off-topic
[12:07] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about off-topic - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:07] <warbler> hopender: what do you want to do? - I'll see you through it
[12:07] <stefg> !games
[12:07] <ubotu> Information about games on Ubuntu can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Games and http://www.icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php
[12:07] <MaxL> whatisokay, I've only played FF7, but everyone I know says 7 is their favourite otu of all of them.
[12:07] <Pelo> arash_, one word
[12:07] <vocx> stefg, MaxL whatisokay off topic indeed.
[12:07] <hopender> warbler: >.< I want to install Compiz Fusion I have the .sh file on my desktop, I want it installed so I can use Compiz Fusion
[12:08] <takamarou> flare, that worked.. is this ndiswrapper then?
[12:08] <erlinux> does anyone here use epiphany???
[12:08] <titeuf_87> Pelo, this is a fresh install of Edgy, you're telling me to do a clean install of Gutsy just so I can have its kernel?
[12:08] <kshah> should i use postfix or exim4 with dovecot?
[12:08] <warbler> hopender: one min
[12:08] <Flare> takamarou:> yeap
[12:08] <titeuf_87> erlinux, I do
[12:08] <Flare> takamarou:> a frontend to it
[12:08] <arash_> Pelo , word is 65536
[12:08] <takamarou> flare, darn? really? not as easy as i had hoped.... any guides i can find somewhere?
[12:08] <Flare> takamarou:> umm lets see
[12:08] <unique> i have a quick question what is Ubuntu ultimate?
[12:09] <Pelo> titeuf_87,  that's pretty much what I am recommeding , but ifyou just want the kernel, you might want to ask in #ubuntu+1
[12:09] <erlinux> titeuf: how do you get the sidebar ext to work?
[12:09] <Pelo> arash_, I mean  !offtopic
[12:09] <whatisokay> i used a tutorial @ ubuntu1501.blogspot.com to configure ndiswrapper .... worked well
[12:09] <arash_> Pelo ,oh ok thanks, I know for next time :)
[12:09] <MaxL> How do I enable the multiverse?
[12:09] <Flare> takamarou:> yeap https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/Ndiswrapper
[12:09] <MaxL> Repository that is.
[12:09] <Vladde> can anyone help me with dnsmasq?
[12:09] <takamarou> whatisokay, will that work with the frontend?
[12:09] <erlinux> titeuf87: how do you get the sidebar ext to work?
[12:09] <takamarou> OK, thanks everyone!
[12:10] <warbler> hopender: my recommendation is to go to synaptic package manager
[12:10] <Pelo> MaxL,  menmu > system > admin > software sources,  check all the boxes on the fist tab,  while you are in there also check backport on the third one
[12:10] <stefg> MaxL chances are it is already enabled, if you have Feisty
[12:10] <Flare> takamarou:> yeah no problem
[12:10] <titeuf_87> erlinux, let me install epihpany as it's not installed yet, don't remember exactly how
[12:10] <whatisokay> i never bothered with the front end .... but then again .... network manager does a good job once ndisw is working
[12:10] <warbler> hopender: then search compiz
[12:10] <Soup_> do I save a terminal edit session?
[12:10] <erlinux> thats not neccessary
[12:10] <MaxL> stefg, ah I'm in feisty but I tried to get zsnes and it told me I had to enable them
[12:10] <Soup_> how
[12:10] <stefg> !info znes
[12:10] <ubotu> Package znes does not exist in feisty, feisty-seveas
[12:10] <Flare> whatisok:> yeah well it's alot easyer
[12:10] <stefg> !info zsnes
[12:10] <Flare> !info zsnes
[12:10] <Soup_> Im editing resitricted modules and I cant find how to save it
[12:10] <Pelo> later folks
[12:10] <ubotu> zsnes: Emulator of the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (TM). In component multiverse, is optional. Version 1.420-2.1ubuntu1 (feisty), package size 513 kB, installed size 3232 kB (Only available for i386)
[12:10] <warbler> system-admin-synaptic package manager
[12:11] <Flare> !zsnes
[12:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about zsnes - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:11] <Flare> what?
[12:11] <m12> tiny network error !  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/35849/ , any tips to get back wlan0 online ?
[12:11] <unique> ok is it worth running Gutsy Gibbon yet?... has any one tryed it...
[12:11] <Flare> stupid bot
[12:11] <hopender> warbler: Ok I found it, searched it found that to, now what I have a list of stuff
[12:11] <stefg> MaxL: multiverse even...
[12:11] <Cyrus25801> can I sync my HTC pda with linux
[12:11] <stefg> !multiverse
[12:11] <ubotu> The packages in Ubuntu are divided into several sections. More information at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories and http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/components - See also !EasySource
[12:11] <whatisokay> unique, ... just wait till October for the stable
[12:11] <rexy_> Flare !info zsnes
[12:11] <Yodude> please someone help me i'm having a big problem with the "cacti" package !
[12:11] <Flare> rexy:> I know
[12:11] <warbler> hopender: some is coloured green>?
[12:11] <Flare> I created it duh.
[12:11] <thedash> ok, so I'm stupid, is there a little tutorial that explains the 2>, 1&2>, 3&>, all those thingies ?
[12:11] <hopender> yes
[12:11] <[fireman] > !seen Pelo
[12:11] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about seen pelo - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:12] <warbler> hopender: compiz  -manager - there are two
[12:12] <stefg> thedash: http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Bash-Prog-Intro-HOWTO.html
[12:12] <Soup_> can someone help me Im did this command  sudo vi /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules* but I can not save it (or dont know how to)
[12:12] <Yodude> please help
[12:13] <warbler> hopender: select to install
[12:13] <Flare> Yodude:> what with?
[12:13] <Flare> with what
[12:13] <Flare> sorry
[12:13] <hopender> warbler: I see, Gnome-compiz-manager, and libgnome-compiz-manager0 and libgnome-compiz-manager1
[12:13] <hopender> err manager0-d
[12:13] <chrisjs169> stefg, the printer (brother hl-1440) will print, but it only prints a few lines - when printing the test page, the top border shows, down to about the top of the 'b' and 't' in the ubuntu logo
[12:14] <titeuf_87> erlinux, in epihpany: tools->extensions click on help, there's a whole page dedicated to explain how the sidebar works in there
[12:14] <hopender> Warbler: I installed the 2 libgnome ones
[12:14] <Yodude> Flare: i have a big problem wqith Cacti
[12:14] <Yodude> Flare: it's a package i installed in synaptic
[12:14] <Soup_> can someone help me Im did this command  sudo vi /etc/default/linux-restricted-modules* but I can not save it (or dont know how to)
[12:15] <Flare> Yodude:> wells wrong with it
[12:15] <warbler> hoender: I don't use compiz - but when you select non lib... the necessary lib.. will be selected - try all 3
[12:15] <stefg> chrisjs169: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=42827
[12:15] <kitche> Soup_, press esc then :w will save it
[12:15] <exalarge> Soup_: :wq!
[12:15] <Soup_> your serious?
[12:15] <Yodude> Flare: when i installed it it told me to confirue it's database with dbconf
[12:15] <KevinOman> hello why am I getting this error using apt-get " The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 07DC563D1F41B907"
[12:15] <Yodude> Flare: they asked me to put a password to the mysql admin account
[12:16] <warbler> hopender: select non lib.. ones - then the necessary libs will be selected
[12:16] <Soup_> esc does nothing
[12:16] <hopender> I have it installed
[12:16] <Yodude> Flare: but the iinstaller said that it couldn';t confiure the database
[12:16] <Flare> Yodude:>yeah beyond me I had the same problem before
[12:16] <kitche> Soup_, esc just gets you in command mode so you cabn do :wq
[12:16] <stefg> !apt | KevinOman
[12:16] <Lichnet> My friend said his networkManager icon that comes beside the sound icon has disappeared from gnome panel, how can he restore it?
[12:16] <warbler> hopender:gnome-compiz-manager
[12:16] <Flare> Don't know how to fix it
[12:16] <Flare> the bot left
[12:16] <hopender> I did install it
[12:16] <Yodude> Flare: so you don't know how to help ?
[12:16] <Flare> wow
[12:17] <xertux> hi, i just installed the ubuntu but there is only 1024x768 and 800x600 resulations how can i switch 1280x960? i'm using ati 9550, and can i install system-config-dispay to ubuntu? i saw that from fedora
[12:17] <Flare> I do just not with that
[12:17] <Cyrus25801> does anyone know how to sync a pda with linux
[12:17] <Flare> keep asking
[12:17] <eamonnd> does anyone have some energy saving tips I can do to keep my laptop from overheating?
[12:17] <stefg> ubotu! Back on duty!! Wrong time to for the union break!
[12:17] <warbler> hopender: compiz-extra
[12:17] <Soup_> thanks
[12:17] <Flare> stefg:> yeah
[12:17] <Soup_> see if this works
[12:17] <Flare> really
[12:17] <Flare> wow
[12:17] <whatisokay> xertux, --- look at the xorg docs on how to edit your xorg.conf file .... i had to do the same thing
[12:17] <hopender> warbler: Done
[12:17] <Flare> !bot
[12:17] <rexy_> !xconfig
[12:17] <Flare> see? nothing
[12:17] <Flare> ...
[12:17] <Flare> lol
[12:18] <boojah> everytime i log into gnome the a gnome panel is open.. anyone why?
[12:18] <Yodude> can someone please help me with a problem i'm having with a package ?
[12:18] <warbler> hopender: look in your menus
[12:18] <Lichnet> My friend said his networkManager icon that comes beside the sound icon has disappeared from gnome panel, how can he restore it?
[12:18] <Flare> boojah:> it's supposed to be there
[12:18] <hopender> warbler: Menus?
[12:18] <arash_> Yodude, er, waht teh problem?
[12:18] <takamarou> OK, so ive got this ndisgtk thing now, and im using the ndiswrapper tutorial that flare gave me.. the tutorial is telling to use lspci, and lsusb.  My wireless card isnt showing up in either of them... any ideas on what my problem is?
[12:18] <xertux> nothing changes when i edit xorg file
[12:18] <boojah> Flare: not like that
[12:18] <warbler> main menu - apps..etc
[12:18] <ubotu> I am ubotu, all-knowing infobot. You can browse my brain at http://ubotu.ubuntu-nl.org/factoids.cgi - Usage info: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuBots
[12:18] <boojah> its a little window in the middle of the screen
[12:18] <ubotu> To reconfigure your X server, open a console and type  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  - To configure only the driver and resolution, type  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh  - See also !FixRes
[12:18] <Flare> Crap two people at once somebody help
[12:19] <Flare> there we go
[12:19] <takamarou> ?
[12:19] <Flare> takamarou:> i'm here
[12:19] <takamarou> ok
[12:19] <hopender> warbler: k what am I lookign for
[12:19] <lucashungaro> Hi there... I'll try to install Ubuntu 7.04 on my slave hard disk, which contains some files (no OS there). Ubuntu's partitioner can be safely used to create another partition in this HD?
[12:19] <Flare> what is the interface name
[12:19] <stefg> !apt | KevinOman
[12:19] <takamarou> flare, so my wireless card isnt showing up on lspci, or lsusb, like it should
[12:19] <xertux> can i install system-config-display to ubuntu?
[12:19] <boojah> it happened after i used envy to installed the nvidia driver
[12:19] <takamarou> flare, interface name? of what?
[12:19] <KevinOman> :(
[12:19] <Flare> of the wireless card
[12:20] <Yodude> arash_: ok i installed cact, a connection monitor, but during the instasll it asked me to configure it's database, with dbconf, i did but the installer told me it was unable to set up the database
[12:20] <takamarou> flare, mn-510
[12:20] <arash_> boojah, Envy is big risk, and should not really be done acccording to the pros
[12:20] <Lichnet> My friend said his networkManager icon that comes beside the sound icon has disappeared from gnome panel, how can he restore it?
[12:20] <warbler> hopender: desktop effects-compiz..
[12:20] <ubotu> KevinOman: APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome) or !Adept (KDE)
[12:20] <xertux> can i install system-config-display to ubuntu?
[12:20] <Flare> no it's something like this: eth1
[12:20] <boojah> i had to, cuz the nvidia could make the right kernel module
[12:20] <Yodude> arash_: i really need to get this package to work so i attempted a complete removal then a reinstsall
[12:20] <boojah> couldn't
[12:20] <Kopfgeldjaeger> gn8
[12:20] <takamarou> flare, oh... where would i find that? :S, sry noobie
[12:20] <rexy_> xertux: dunno, what does it do?
[12:21] <Flare> that's ok
[12:21] <hopender> warbler: First I gotta do my graphics driver or something, how do I do that
[12:21] <KevinOman> stefg I know what apt is I am just getting an error like this one W: GPG error: http://www.debian-multimedia.org sid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 07DC563D1F41B907
[12:21] <boojah> everytime i rebooted it said the component version didnt match the nvidia kernel module
[12:21] <Yodude> arash_: but njow i can't even uninstall cacti and and reconfigure the database from scratch
[12:21] <rexy_> KevinOman: you havent added the key
[12:21] <warbler> hopender: always the first thing on a new install
[12:21] <KevinOman> rexy, you know how I do that?
[12:21] <rexy_> !apt-get
[12:21] <xertux> rexy_: it edits xorg.conf with a graphical base i saw that from fedora only that way i can switch 1280x960 resulation
[12:21] <arash_> Yodude:  hmmm, you can't do 'sudo apt-get remove cact'?
[12:21] <hopender> warbler: Ok how do I do it
[12:22] <ubotu> APT is the Advanced Package Tool, which together with dpkg forms the basic Ubuntu package management toolkit. Short apt-get manual: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGetHowto - Also see !Synaptic (Gnome) or !Adept (KDE)
[12:22] <warbler> hopender: the desktop is at the right res
[12:22] <warbler> *?
[12:22] <hopender> warbler: no
[12:22] <takamarou> flare, u still there?
[12:22] <Flare> takamarou:> use ethtool
[12:22] <rexy_> yeah kevin, but it's fairly well documented,  check the aptgethowto, or the howto on howto add repos on how to fix a key
[12:22] <Yodude> arash_: i'll tell you step by step what i get when i try to uninstall it from synaptic
[12:22] <Lichnet> My friend said his networkManager icon that comes beside the sound icon has disappeared from gnome panel, how can he restore it?
[12:22] <v> I need a program that can burn DVD's in a slideshow of images. Anyone know what to do?
[12:22] <xertux> can i install system-config-display to ubuntu?
[12:22] <Flare> takamarou:> no use iwconfig
[12:22] <KevinOman> ok
[12:22] <warbler> hopender: that means you don't have the right driver
[12:22] <rexy_> !xconfig | xertux
[12:22] <Flare> takamarou:> i here
[12:23] <Yodude> arash: "Deconfigure database for cacti with with dbconf-common?" i chose yes
[12:23] <takamarou> flare, ok.. two things came up:   lo       no wireless extentions      AND    eth0     no wireless extensions
[12:23] <ubotu> xertux: To reconfigure your X server, open a console and type  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg  - To configure only the driver and resolution, type  sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh  - See also !FixRes
[12:23] <rexy_> you can use whatever you want, but it might not all work play nice with ubuntu
[12:23] <hopender> warbler: Do I have to download it off the nvidia site?
[12:23] <unique> is there anyway i can upgrade to Gutsy Gibbon through the console?\
[12:23] <arash_> Yodude: I'm no expert, Im not really sure if consulting to me would be a good idea, but ok
[12:23] <rexy_> reconfiguring allows you to choose that though
[12:23] <warbler> hopender: synaptic again - search nvidia if that is your driver
[12:23] <rexy_> !gutsy | unique
[12:23] <ubotu> unique: Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1
[12:23] <hopender> warbler: What do you mean Synaptic again
[12:23] <Flare> takamarou:> open up a terminal and type in modprobe ndiswrapper
[12:23] <Yodude> arash_: password of your database's administrative user
[12:23] <Flare> takamarou:> open up a terminal and type in sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[12:24] <Flare> takamarou:> open up a terminal and type in sudo modprob ndiswrapper
[12:24] <Flare> sorry
[12:24] <whatisokay> sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
[12:24] <hopender> warbler: Is this Linux x86 or x64?
[12:24] <Yodude> arash_: i chose it to be<PHONE_NUMBER> on the install
[12:24] <warbler> hopender: synaptic package manager
[12:24] <Flare> yeah there you go
[12:24] <xertux> can i install something *rpm on ubuntu?
[12:24] <takamarou> flare,  looks bad.. FATAL: Error insterting ndiswrapper
[12:24] <Lichnet> My friend said his networkManager icon that comes beside the sound icon has disappeared from gnome panel, how can he restore it?
[12:24] <docmur> does rtorrent support encrytion
[12:24] <boojah> this channel really is proof that linux is on the way up in the marked :D
[12:24] <kitche> Lichnet, start it
[12:24] <Flare> that it's good
[12:24] <rexy_> xertux: think so
[12:24] <m12> tiny network error !  http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/35849/ , any tips ?
[12:24] <takamarou> flare, reson is... operation not permitted
[12:24] <Lichnet> kitche, how
[12:24] <hopender> ok I searched Nvidia
[12:24] <takamarou> reason*
[12:24] <Yodude> arash_: error removing database for cacti, retry ?
[12:24] <Flare> use sudo
[12:24] <takamarou> ok
[12:24] <hopender> Warbler: Ok I searched nvidia, what now
[12:24] <xertux> rexy_:  that isnt like suse how can i?
[12:25] <rexy_> double click in filebrowser seems to work
[12:25] <Lichnet> kitche, whats the cmd line name
[12:25] <lucashungaro> Hi there... I'll try to install Ubuntu 7.04 on my slave hard disk, which contains some files (no OS there). Ubuntu's partitioner can be safely used to create another partition in this HD?
[12:25] <takamarou> flare, ok did that.. nothing came up
[12:25] <kitche> Lichnet, no clue, but open up network-manager and it's in there most likely
[12:25] <arash_> Yodude:  maybe pastebin all after 'sudo apt-get remove cacti' ?
[12:25] <Yodude> arash_: k
[12:25] <Flare> that's good now use iwconfig
[12:25] <Lichnet> kitche, theres no networkmanager
[12:25] <warbler> hopender: a little thing that might help - do you know about the workspaces bottom right?
[12:25] <takamarou> flare, same thing
[12:25] <rexy_> !wlan | n12
[12:25] <ubotu> n12: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[12:25] <Lichnet> kitche, using cmd line the name is wrong
[12:25] <kitche> Lichnet, then he doesn't have it installed
[12:25] <hopender> Not really
[12:26] <Lichnet> kitche, hes saying the icon to activate/deactivate internet isnt there anymore
[12:26] <chrisjs169> stefg, except for adding extra memory to the printer (not sure if any's in there) I don't see a whole lot of info in that thread that could easily be used (meaning without buying a print server)
[12:26] <Flare> sudo dhclient
[12:26] <Lichnet> kitche, he has and i question HOW could HE remove the icon its impossible :|
[12:26] <lucashungaro> And.. does Ubuntu have good drivers for Sound Blaster Live! 5.1 sound card?
[12:26] <takamarou> flare, ok.. it did something.. not sure what... iwconfig again?
[12:26] <Flare> no see if the internet works
[12:27] <rexy_> lucashungaro: it works, that's all i know
[12:27] <takamarou> flare, ooh, i do have a new icon!
[12:27] <kitche> Lichnet, it's possible to remove network-manager
[12:27] <stefg> chrisjs169: there's not much i can say, i don't have one of those printers. obviuosly the driver isn't perfect
[12:27] <Flare> yeah
[12:27] <Cyrus25801> does anyone know how to sync a pda with linux
[12:27] <lucashungaro> rexy_: thanks
[12:27] <Flare> good
[12:27] <chrisjs169> stefg, yeah
[12:27] <warbler> hopender: 2 or 4 boxes - one will be different colour - that is your workspace now - click the one next to it- then the first again
[12:27] <ddonky> i plugged in my usb mp3 player and its not recognized, is there a command to make the usb stuff get rescanned?
[12:27] <minerale> cyrus25801: what kind of pda?
[12:27] <dk1> ok, my graphics card/monitor is still busted
[12:27] <dk1> it says it cannot allocate memory
[12:27] <Flare> minerale:> same here
[12:27] <hopender> warbler: I have 2 of em, how do I get more
[12:27] <takamarou> flare, scratch that, still no wireless stuff in my network settings thing
[12:27] <kitche> Lichnet, he needs this installed network management framework (GNOME frontend)
[12:27] <boojah> lucashungaro:> you dont need to install the drivers... but it might be a good idea to turn off any on borad sound cards.. thats what i found out with sound blaster audigy
[12:27] <Flare> good
[12:28] <Flare> thats the purpose of dhclient
[12:28] <warbler> hopender: right click for options
[12:28] <Yodude> arash_: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/35852/
[12:28] <takamarou> flare, so... we're moving backwards then?
[12:28] <Lichnet> kitche, but he had it
[12:28] <xertux> how can i install a rpm file?
[12:28] <Yodude> arash_: i got a GUI in the terminal asking me the same things
[12:28] <dk1> can anyone please help?
[12:28] <lucashungaro> boojah: thanks
[12:28] <Lichnet> kitche, he doesnt know how to use stuff, maybe hes lying at me
[12:28] <hopender> warbler: Gotcha
[12:28] <Flare> it finds and connect to the internet itself
[12:28] <Flare> not backwards
[12:28] <Lichnet> kitche, saying another thing
[12:28] <xertux> how can i install a rpm file?
[12:28] <chrisjs169> stefg, also, I had tried on Brother's site, and had accidentally downloaded the wrong deb file - downloaded one for lpd, and now it's 'stuck' - it's partially installed, but I can't install it without installing lpd, but I can't install lpd without removing ubuntu-desktop....is there any way to force remove stefg, also, I had tried on Brother's site, and had accidentally downloaded the wrong deb file - downloaded one for lp
[12:28] <chrisjs169> d, and now it's 'stuck' - it's partially installed, but it won't fully install until I install lpd, which requires that ubuntu-desktop be removed....is there any way to 'force' remove hl1440lpr?
[12:28] <Flare> xertux:> alien
[12:28] <takamarou> flare, so then, shouldnt i be connected to the internet right now?
[12:28] <boojah> xertux:> you can use a probgram called alien to change the rpm into a deb file
[12:28] <Flare> yes
[12:28] <warbler> hopender: I have chat on one, bittorrent , synaptic then terminal
[12:29] <chrisjs169> crap - sorry about that
[12:29] <KevinOman> I still can't figure out this gpg error
[12:29] <takamarou> flare, but im not!
[12:29] <Adlai> !rpm | xertux
[12:29] <ubotu> xertux: RPM is the RedHat Package Management system. Ubuntu uses !APT, not RPM. RPM packages are not supported (the package "alien" can allow installing them, but it's quite dangerous)
[12:29] <Flare> what!?
[12:29] <rexy_> !ask |dk1
[12:29] <ubotu> dk1: Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[12:29] <rob> anyone know of some decent Linux-based business record keeping software?
[12:29] <hopender> warbler: Ok, but how do I umm, do this nvidia driver
[12:29] <takamarou> flare, just told u that.. ive got no internets still
[12:29] <KevinOman> I can't find anything specific to my problem
[12:29] <whatisokay> rob - gnucash --- i like it
[12:29] <Flare> sudo ifup eth1
[12:29] <warbler> hopender: workspace 2 open synaptic
[12:29] <lucashungaro> What's better: use an application like Partition Magic to create the partitions before installing or use Ubuntu's partitioner?
[12:29] <m12> maybe i should rephrase my question, does anyone know what error: RTNETLINK answers: File exists , means on network restart
[12:29] <Adlai> rob: you mean bank account management?
[12:29] <Flare> !kmymoney
[12:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about kmymoney - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:29] <Adlai> gnucash would probably work for you
[12:29] <Flare> !kmymoney2
[12:29] <rob> whatisokay, hmm last time I tried it, it wasn't really what I was after, but I might try it again
[12:29] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about kmymoney2 - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:29] <dk1> thanks.  Basically I've installed the latest intel driver (2.1.x).  I have the intel gma 3100, and a viewsonic vx1935wm.  I can't seem to edit my xorg.conf to let me use the native resolution of 1440x900.
[12:30] <hopender> Warbler: Ok I did
[12:30] <Flare> stupid bot!!
[12:30] <rici> !usb
[12:30] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about usb - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[12:30] <takamarou> flare, oh wait... hold on 1 second.. i might have internets
[12:30] <chrisjs169> (without half doubled) I had tried on Brother's site, and had accidentally downloaded the wrong deb file - downloaded one for lpd, and now it's 'stuck' - it's partially installed, but it won't fully install until I install lpd, which requires that ubuntu-desktop be removed....is there any way to 'force' remove hl1440lpr?
[12:30] <arash_> Yodude: im very sory, but that is out of my knwoledge scope :(, but keep on asking
[12:30] <rob> Adlai, all records, including bank account records
[12:30] <rexy_> m12 the error is avahi,a zeroconf tool not directly related to a working network connection
[12:30] <Flare> ok.....
[12:30] <xertux> how can i  put an icon to my desktop of a program that i use alt+f2 to open?
[12:30] <rexy_> m12v\fix your network, and that error will go away as well
[12:30] <Adlai> rob: what would be a comparable piece of proprietary software?
[12:30] <Yodude> arash_: kk thnkx anyway
[12:30] <takamarou> flare, ok, i have internet now.. is there a way for me to choose which wireless connection im on?
[12:30] <Flare> xertux:> sudo alien RPM
[12:30] <KevinOman> can someone please explain how to fix this "W: GPG error: http://www.debian-multimedia.org sid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 07DC563D1F41B907"
[12:30] <m12> rexy_ , i have been trying for two days and no success
[12:30] <scipio> lucashungaro, whichever works better for you. it doesn't matter as long as you know what kind of partitions you need
[12:30] <rob> Adlai, http://ato.gov.au/businesses/pathway.asp?pc=001/003/003/002/001&mnu=&st=&cy=1&mfp=#001_003_003_002_001
[12:30] <whatisokay> gnucahs~quicken .... i guess
[12:30] <Flare> interface eth1
[12:30] <warbler> hopender:select nvidia-glx
[12:31] <rexy_> did you check the wifi docs m12?
[12:31] <kitche> !info kmymoney2 | Flare
[12:31] <ubotu> flare: kmymoney2: personal finance manager for KDE. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.8.5-1build1 (feisty), package size 6680 kB, installed size 13200 kB
[12:31] <l1nuxfr34k> what is the latest version of ubuntu
[12:31] <takamarou> flare, that command is?
[12:31] <Flare> and the strongest internet around the around
[12:31] <hopender> warbler: Got it
[12:31] <Flare> dhclient
[12:31] <Cyrus25801> minerale: it is a HTC P3400. It would be great if you could help
[12:31] <dk1> does anyone have any ideas?
[12:31] <m12> rexy_ , it was working ok till 2 days ago :/ setup was allright
[12:31] <lucashungaro> scipio: long time away from Linux... it's still EXT + Swap?
[12:31] <Adlai> rob: oh, no idea then
[12:31] <warbler> hopender:nvidia-glx-new
[12:31] <takamarou> flare, ok... so how do i know which one im on? i wanna make sure im not connecting to my neighbors
[12:31] <Adlai> gnucash *might* do what you need, but I don't know
[12:31] <boojah> xertux:> i think you can use a program called gnome menu editor, but im not sure
[12:31] <rexy_> m12  looks like wep setup, so that cant be ;P
[12:32] <hopender> warbler: Done, and i'm marking these for installation correct?
[12:32] <scipio> lucashungaro, correct. the minimum you need is a root partition and a swap. you can add /home and other stuff if you want
[12:32] <whatisokay> EXT3 .... EXT4 is on it's way
[12:32] <xertux> i installed alien i run it by alt+f2 but nothing happen
[12:32] <warbler> hopender:nvidia-settings -config
[12:32] <m12> rexy_ , how u mean ?
[12:32] <KevinOman>  no one?
[12:32] <Flare> ok then ethers
[12:32] <rexy_> m12: not sure why it would break , any config that was changed?
[12:32] <Flare> or ehttool
[12:32] <warbler> hopender:yep
[12:32] <Flare> or ethtool sorry
[12:32] <rexy_> WEP is bad, WEP=no security at all
[12:32] <hopender> Warbler: theres Nvidia-settings and Nvidia-xconfig, do I do em both or just settings
[12:32] <m12> rexy_  ; http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/35849
[12:33] <Cyrus25801> minerale: it is a HTC P3400. It would be great if you could help
[12:33] <takamarou> flare, ethtool: bad command line arguments
[12:33] <rici> can anyone give me a hint how to even start to diagnose this problem with an external usb hdd (noname SATA box): http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/35853/
[12:33] <warbler> hopender: both
[12:33] <hopender> warbler: Done
[12:33] <rexy_> m12 yeah that doesnt say much, dmesg/syslog might have some meaningfull errors
[12:33] <DjViper> wpa2 is the only working wireless encryption protocol that works
[12:33] <warbler> hopender: your comp 64 bit
[12:33] <l1nuxfr34k> what is the newest version of ubuntu
[12:33] <hopender> Warbler: Yup
[12:33] <m12> _sec rexy_
[12:33] <rexy_> DjViper: well wpa/tkip seems to work just fine too
[12:34] <xertux> i still couldnt open my rpm file i installed alien but i didnt open?
[12:34] <rexy_> not many cards/drivers support wpa/eas yet :/
[12:34] <warbler> hopender: 2nd from bottom too
[12:34] <hopender> warbler: xen-restricted-modules?
[12:34] <boojah> xertux:> sudo alien file.rpm
[12:34] <Flare> nm-tool
[12:34] <stefg> !faq | l1nuxfr34k
[12:34] <ubotu> l1nuxfr34k: A list of common questions and answers about Ubuntu: http://help.ubuntu.com/community/CommonQuestions - Official documentation: http://help.ubuntu.com - IRC FAQ: http://wiki.ubuntu.com/IRCResourcePage
[12:34] <warbler> yep
[12:35] <lucashungaro> scipio: okay... I'm trying to be sure that I'm not going to lose my files... I have a 200GB hd, I want three partitions on it: 30 GB for Linux, ? GB for Swap and the remainder for my files
[12:35] <hopender> warbler: Says it isn't installable
[12:35] <Flare> ok?
[12:35] <NMajik> Can anyone recommend a command to be run to mute all audio outputs regardless of card?
[12:35] <boojah> xertux:> that creates the deb file for you, after that you open the deb file
[12:35] <rexy_> NMajik: amixer might do that
[12:35] <dk1> can anyone help me get my intel gma3100 to work?
[12:35] <m12> rexy_ , plenty of output for network :/ too much
[12:35] <rexy_> it's a console command to control alsa
[12:35] <dk1> I thought intel onboard video *just worked* with linux
[12:35] <warbler> hopender: no prob
[12:35] <takamarou> flare, ok that worked.. im gonna have to check it by IP address i guess.. r something
[12:35] <Flare> takamarou:> nm-tool
[12:35] <xertux> boojah: ok after? i got a file now
[12:35] <Flare> takamarou:> nm-tool
[12:35] <NMajik> rexy_:I've looked at amixer a bit, but I couldn't find a way to stop everything
[12:35] <Flare> use that
[12:35] <hopender> warbler: Alright, now hit apply?
[12:36] <boojah> xertux:> sudo sh file.deb
[12:36] <erlinux> has anyone been able to use google cal with evolution reading and writing???
[12:36] <takamarou> flare, im in it right now.. it came up with the info, everything except the wireless name :P, so ill have to compare IP's or something..
[12:36] <scipio> lucashungaro, well if you already have files on it you know that there is no way to be 100% sure you won't lose something in the partitioning process. that being said i've done it many times without problems. swap size is dependant on your ram. how much for you?
[12:36] <warbler> hopender: go to the menu at the top of the window and click settings
[12:36] <rexy_> NMajik: might not be able too, script something that cycles through every control, just muting the master out/mic is probably enough though?
[12:36] <Flare> iwgetid
[12:36] <diabolono> Hi anyone who knows about graphics problem during the execution of the live cd of ubuntu 7.04?
[12:36] <erlinux> flare: i was wrong about evo release working in v2.14 sry :-(
[12:36] <negen> dose any one in here have gizmo?
[12:36] <hopender> warbler: Then
[12:36] <takamarou> flare, nothing from that
[12:37] <KevinOman> can anyone tell me how to fix this problem "W: GPG error: http://www.debian-multimedia.org sid Release: The following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not available: NO_PUBKEY 07DC563D1F41B907
[12:37] <KevinOman> W: You may want to run apt-get update to correct these problems
[12:37] <KevinOman> root@ubuntu:~#"
[12:37] <lucashungaro> scipio: 1 gb
[12:37] <Flare> iwgetid
[12:37] <Flare> should work
[12:37] <erlinux> has anyone been able to use google cal with evolution???
[12:37] <SireeBob> i'm looking for a way to capture the event (say, in a script) of switching from X to a virtual terminal, and also the event of switching back. i want to make certain commands be run when switched out of a (real) X and also when switched back. anyone know of a way?
[12:37] <takamarou> flare, nothing comes up
[12:37] <Flare> iwgetid eth1
[12:37] <Flare> try that
[12:37] <NMajik> rexy_:OK, I'll look into it more. The weird thing was that it didn't seem to change anything when I muted master
[12:37] <takamarou> still nothing
[12:37] <scipio> lucashungaro, 1 G of swap is enough then i think. ask again see if there are other opinions
[12:37] <rexy_> NMajik: probably muted the wrong thing
[12:37] <whatisokay> have nice night everyone~ peace out !
[12:37] <bjame1> hi all
[12:37] <bjame1> I have a stupid question
[12:37] <warbler> hopender:  click repos - make sure all repos are selected
[12:37] <Flare> look at the network settings it should be there
[12:38] <diabolono> Hi anyone who knows about graphics problem during the execution of the live cd of ubuntu 7.04? send private please
[12:38] <NMajik> rexy_:Must be the case, thanks
[12:38] <lucashungaro> scipio: ok, thank you very much
[12:38] <bjame1> there's a command you can type that will echo all following commands to a file until EOF is reached, but I can't remember the syntax
[12:38] <scipio> lucashungaro, you're welcome
[12:38] <bjame1> echo < EOF > file or something?
[12:38] <takamarou> flare, u mean in my network settings thing?
[12:38] <Flare> yeah
[12:38] <hopender> warbler: done
[12:39] <takamarou> flare, my ntework settings says absolutely nothing about wireles.. my options are Wired, or Modem
[12:39] <xertux> boojah: i'm doing something wrong i think i got a tar.bz2 file bye doing alien after that?
[12:39] <m12> rexy_ , any tips what to do with this ?
[12:39] <an0malist> someone please help me... is there an issue with ubuntu not allowing NOPASSWORD in sudoers file?
[12:39] <erlinux> has evolution every been updated?
[12:39] <Flare> well that is werid
[12:39] <bjame1> never mind
[12:39] <an0malist> I put the appropriate line in and I still keep getting prompted to enter a pass after sudo
[12:39] <bjame1> it's cat >new_file <EOF
[12:39] <takamarou> flare, yes.. ubuntu dosent like me.. everything is wierd
[12:39] <boojah> xertux:> that doesnt sound right
[12:40] <Flare> iwlist
[12:40] <warbler> hopender: you selected files - others auto selectd - tell all that are selected for install or are installed - hard to see from here
[12:40] <erlinux> has evolution every been updated?, or has it not been a new release?
[12:40] <an0malist> grrrrrr.. fuck ubuntu.
[12:40] <takamarou> flare, thats the wrong usage
[12:40] <beeew> hi guys, how does one check whats on the port in ubuntu shell?
[12:40] <m12> !language
[12:40] <ubotu> Please watch your language and keep this channel family friendly.
[12:40] <beeew> i'm used to curl -i localhost:80
[12:40] <VWJ1bnR1> When I compile the kernel using instructions on http://www.howtoforge.com/kernel_compilation_ubuntu , does it matter what kernel package I choose?
[12:40] <boojah> xertux:> what does the terminal say after you write sudo alien file.rpm
[12:40] <an0malist> sorry sorry
[12:40] <beeew> but that doesn't work
[12:40] <Flare> iwlist eth1
[12:40] <kitche> erlinux, versions won't be updated until the next release unless there is bugs and such
[12:40] <hopender> warbler: Wha? Like, I got all the ones you said checked for install
[12:40] <takamarou> unknown command
[12:41] <xertux> boojah: achieve opens that have *.tar.gz2 file
[12:41] <takamarou> flare, thats an unknown command.. ive got a list of usages here.. want me to tell u all of them?
[12:41] <erlinux> kitche: yeah but is there a next realease?
[12:41] <Flare> nah I got on mine
[12:41] <warbler> hopender: wondering about the dependicies
[12:41] <negen> if any one in here has gimzo will you contact me in gizmo prepaq420
[12:41] <takamarou> flare, ok
[12:41] <kitche> !gutsy | erlinux
[12:41] <ubotu> erlinux: Gutsy Gibbon is the code name for the next release of Ubuntu (7.10) | (due October 2007) | It is development software, as such unstable, support _only_ in #ubuntu+1
[12:41] <lucashungaro> So, people, just to be sure: for a system with 1 gb of ram, what's the recommended swap partition size?
[12:41] <xertux> boojah: but my file no rpm that is the problem i think thats src.rpm? , i can download noarch.rpm? what should i do?
[12:41] <erlinux> kitche: i ment evolution not ubuntu
[12:41] <kitche> lucashungaro, pretty much 0
[12:41] <warbler> hopender: just count the #
[12:42] <hopender> warbler : I don't get what you mean
[12:42] <boojah> xertux:> tar.gz2 is a common package, just like a zip file or a rar.. can't you just open it by double clicking it?
[12:42] <crazyhorse> Hi
[12:42] <kitche> lucashungaro, unless your doing some debugging and such
[12:42] <Flare> Run Wireless Assistant
[12:42] <Flare> should be there
[12:42] <warbler> hopender: select apply
[12:42] <damaltor> kann mir evtl jemand mit den nvidia-treibern unter etch helfen /// hello, is there anybody who can help me with nvidia drivers un kubuntu etch?
[12:42] <msikma> Hey there, I'm doing a major package upgrade, but I was wondering whether I could pause the installing of the packages and finish it later.
[12:42] <Flare> not on the terminal on the gui
[12:42] <takamarou> wheres that at? administration?
[12:42] <lucashungaro> kitche: I'll use it for Rails, Java and Mono development
[12:42] <Flare> kde
[12:42] <P_Kable> anybody knows why my ddclient doesn't work ? when I ping my domain it gives me the IP of my second NIC :(
[12:42] <Flare> program
[12:42] <hopender> warbler: I did
[12:42] <Flare> might have to install it
[12:42] <kitche> erlinux, 2.10.2 is latest stable for evolution
[12:42] <stefg> !de | damaltor
[12:42] <ubotu> damaltor: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[12:43] <xertux> boojah: i cant open i'm getting a file after opening inside it some files makefile etc...
[12:43] <Xenguy> calc: there's wget and wput (just a notion)
[12:43] <Xenguy> ww
[12:43] <damaltor> no problem, i speak english very well
[12:43] <takamarou> flare, ok gimme a min to install it
[12:43] <xertux> boojah: i just want to install that -> http://rpmseek.com/rpm-pl/system-config-display.html?hl=com&cs=system-config-display:PN:0:0:0:0
[12:43] <erlinux>  kitche: how old is that release?
[12:43] <Flare> ok
[12:43] <diabolono> please anyone that knows about graphics problems in the installation of ubuntu 7.04... send private...plz
[12:43] <m12> how to install network manager ?
[12:43] <warbler> hopender: they should be downloading
[12:43] <boojah> xertux:> ok, you have the source then
[12:43] <damaltor> just need help with nvidia
[12:43] <crazyhorse> I'm rather new to linux setup, currently I'm running Windows Vista Business, Windows XP Pro and a Fedora Core 5
[12:43] <kitche> lucashungaro, then you might want a small amount of swap maybe 256 mb since 1 gig of ram doesn't touch swap really
[12:43] <boojah> xertux:> thats a little more compicated
[12:43] <hopender> warbler: nvidia-settings and nvidia-xconfig cancel out Nvidia-GLX and nvidia-glx-new
[12:43] <stefg> damaltor: etch support is in #deian, this is #ubuntu :-)
[12:43] <Flare> !nvidia | damaltor
[12:43] <ubotu> damaltor: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[12:43] <crazyhorse> I would like to install Ubuntu 7.04 64BIT isntead of Fedora core 5
[12:43] <kitche> erlinux, 28-May-2007
[12:44] <warbler> hopender: still downloading?
[12:44] <mguezuraga> I have installed a new SATA 2 drive, but It seems isn't recognized, how can I tell this?
[12:44] <hopender> warbler: Done
[12:44] <crazyhorse> does anyone here have any experience with this?
[12:44] <erlinux> kitche: do you know when the next release is?
[12:44] <xertux> boojah: so? :(
[12:44] <hopender> warbler: But only settings and xconfig got installed
[12:44] <jrib> crazyhorse: why do you want 64bit instead of 32bit?  Is this a desktop system?
[12:44] <hopender> warbler: They canceled out nvidia-glx and nvidia-glx-new
[12:44] <stefg> mguezuraga: sudo fdsik -l
[12:44] <kitche> erlinux, usually it's when gnome is released
[12:44] <boojah> xertux:> witch one?
[12:44] <stefg> mguezuraga: sudo fdisk -l
[12:44] <pteague> bah, k3b can't burn at 8x apparently :(
[12:44] <erlinux> k
[12:44] <takamarou> flare, it says this is a LAN Manager... thats what i want still?
[12:44] <Flare> yeah
[12:44] <llanes> #ubuntu-ar
[12:44] <warbler> hopender: I'd reboot now then try the xorg configurator
[12:45] <takamarou> ok
[12:45] <bulmer> what is the difference between ip route add 217.x.x.240/29 dev eth0  and  ip route add 217.x.x.240/29 dev eth0 table public_ip  ?
[12:45] <hopender> warbler: Whats the xorg configurator?
[12:45] <lucashungaro> kitche: Ok, thanks
[12:45] <xertux> boojah: i downloaded 1.0.48 that was for opsss i installed for fedora:S
[12:45] <warbler> hopender: i'll be here
[12:45] <takamarou> flare, ill brb in a sec.. gotta use bathroom
[12:45] <Flare> ok
[12:45] <crazyhorse> I mean, i already have a MBR set to XP, Vista and FEDORA, can i just overwrite Fedora and set the MBR to Ubuntu, XP, Vista ?
[12:45] <hopender> warbler: Alright
[12:45] <neonflx> would using linux raid (two SATA drives) will give better performance than one single SATA drive thx
[12:45] <damaltor> ubotu: didnt work with this
[12:45] <mguezuraga> stefg: no, it's not there :(, the SATA controller is ATI Technologies Inc SB600
[12:45] <xertux> boojah: which one i should install?
[12:45] <damaltor> kann mir evtl jemand mit den nvidia-treibern unter etch helfen /// hello, is there anybody who can help me with nvidia drivers un kubuntu etch?
[12:45] <Flare> ubotu is bot
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[12:45] <lucashungaro> Does anyone knows an TextMate-like editor for Linux? I heard of Scribes...
[12:46] <Flare> !bot
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[12:46] <crazyhorse> jrib, sorry for not replying, yes, this is a desktop system,
[12:46] <takamarou> ok, back
[12:46] <Flare> i'm here
[12:46] <takamarou> flare, its still installing
[12:46] <jrib> crazyhorse: you should install 32bit then.  Things like flash and sun java plugin are a pain on 64bit because adobe and sun don't provide them
[12:46] <crazyhorse> jrib, i just figured 64 bit would give a better performance on a 64 bit system ?
[12:46] <yagami> is it possible to make an .iso file a cdrom device (not the same thing as mounting with -o loop) so that applications like cedega will be able to mount 'em?
[12:46] <stefg> mguezuraga: hardware problem? does the disk have it's power connected? :-)
[12:47] <P_Kable> anybody knows why my ddclient doesn't work ? when I ping my domain it gives me the IP of my second NIC :( I tried use=web but it doesn't help more
[12:47] <jrib> crazyhorse: not really, you won't notice
[12:47] <damaltor> kann mir evtl jemand mit den nvidia-treibern unter etch helfen /// hello, is there anybody who can help me with nvidia drivers un kubuntu etch?
[12:47] <Flare> To Everyone:> if anyone what's to talk to me personally then join #shstech
[12:47] <mguezuraga> stefg: yes, windows reconognize it
[12:47] <takamarou> flare, should i join that?
[12:47] <Flare> yeah
[12:47] <yagami> anyone?
[12:47] <Flare> yeah
[12:47] <darlok> Anyone know of a decent application or Firefox extension that would let me automatically download all images and videos on a website (following links)?
[12:48] <boojah> xertux:> i have no idea
[12:48] <pteague> darlok> flashgot
[12:48] <bulmer> darlok: look into  wget -r option
[12:48] <staykovmarin> darkposeiden, downt them all
[12:48] <jrib> darlok: wget or the extensions: flashgot or downthemall
[12:48] <lucashungaro> darlok: I think FlashGot does it
[12:48] <crazyhorse> jrib so, theres not really any performace difference between the 32 and the 64 bit ?
[12:48] <Kouros> darlok: wget
[12:48] <boojah> xertux:> im looking at the package now
[12:48] <hopender> warbler: Back
[12:48] <darlok> Flashgot keeps telling me I don't have a download manager installed
[12:48] <warbler> k
[12:49] <darlok> And for some reason DownloadThemAll! only downloads .html files (even though I specify for it not to)
[12:49] <stefg> mguezuraga: see dmesg for suspicious messages
[12:49] <yagami> ok, let me rephrase the question- is it possible to emulate a block device so that I can use .iso images with it? something like DaemonTools/virtual disk in windows.
[12:49] <xertux> boojah: tnx for ur helpfull but the main aim that i'm trying to install that for i can switch only 1024x768 and 800x600 resulations
[12:49] <warbler> hopender: first thing - look for a better res setting as a check
[12:49] <damaltor> yagami: yes
[12:49] <hopender> warbler: how
[12:49] <damaltor> you can mount it
[12:49] <zegevrytt> why cant i press a key during ubuntu boot to see details?
[12:49] <GTro1> when does the new release come out?
[12:49] <Kouros> darlok: you can point it to a domain and tell it to only get certiant file types from a website. even tell it to check sub directories. takes a little while to run but you run it in a terminal window and let it do its thing next morning you have all that porn your trying to get
[12:49] <pteague> crap, my dvr just shut off
[12:49] <warbler> hopender: control center
[12:49] <hopender> warbler: oh
[12:49] <xertux> boojah: and on fedora i got same problem but with that program i can easly switch between resulations
[12:50] <jrib> crazyhorse: I don't really know the technical details, but I think you just get the ability to use more ram.  I do know that you won't notice any performance difference though because I've used both on my system
[12:50] <erlinux> has anyone been able to use google calendar with evolution???
[12:50] <crazyhorse> anyhow, if I were to plug in the Ubuntu disc, 32 bit, would I then just be able to overwrite the Fedora partition, and just write a new bootscreen?
[12:50] <boojah> xertux:> ohh lol :D you dont need this.. most likely not anyway
[12:50] <hopender> warbler: Nope, no better res, one second it asked me to restart one more time, so hang on
[12:50] <kitche> zegevrytt, you can f1
[12:50] <yagami> damaltor, yeah, with -o loop. problem is, cedega will only use physical block devs
[12:50] <zegevrytt> i thought that did not work on ubuntu
[12:50] <crazyhorse> I would still like to be able to boot into windows though
[12:50] <warbler> hopenderk
[12:50] <boojah> xertux:> i open a private msg with you..
[12:50] <damaltor> oh well.. then..
[12:50] <damaltor> =)
[12:50] <warbler> k
[12:50] <crazyhorse> actually, its pretty important, for now ;)
[12:50] <stefg> yagami: mount -o loop cdimage.iso /media/loopback :-) that's a builtin. if you have .bin/.cue files or stuff, then google for cdemu
[12:50] <erlinux> has anyone been able to use google calendar with evolution???
[12:50] <darlok> Kouros: Good Lord... how many fricken options does wget need?
[12:51] <yagami> thanks, stefg will try that.
[12:51] <stefg> !pm | mguezuraga
[12:51] <ubotu> mguezuraga: Please ask your questions in the channel so that other people can also benefit AND help you. Please don't PM a user in the channel without asking first, some find it rude.
[12:51] <xertux> boojah: so u understand my problem i need a program like that or like sax2
[12:51] <damaltor> kann mir evtl jemand mit den nvidia-treibern unter etch helfen /// hello, is there anybody who can help me with nvidia drivers un kubuntu etch?
[12:51] <Kouros> darlok: wget is very powerfull
[12:51] <Xenguy> darlok: wonderful, isn't it? :-)
[12:51] <darlok> Kouros: And overwhelming for such a simple task lol
[12:51] <Kouros> darlok: you only need a few options..
[12:51] <darlok> Kouros: I know... but now I need to read through a hundred or so to find them :)
[12:51] <Kouros> darlok: simple is wget <theurl of what you want>
[12:52] <kitche> darlok, if wget is to powerful for you look at curl it's much more powerful :)
[12:52] <pedroVox> hi!
[12:52] <boojah> xertux:> well, im not really sure what your exact problem is, but i've always had to change my settings so that i can get those resolutions as well after i installed ubuntu
[12:52] <Kouros> darlok: well you know what they say . RTFM.
[12:52] <mguezuraga> stefg: sorry, I was posting some lines of dmesg: "SB600_PATA: not 100% native mode: will probe irqs later /  ide0: BM-DMA at 0xff00-0xff07, BIOS settings: hda:DMA, hdb:pio /  Probing IDE interface ide0
[12:52] <Xenguy> kitche: you prefer curl?  (I've never tried it yet)
[12:52] <Moez> warbled : Still here ?
[12:52] <mguezuraga> stefg: nothing else...
[12:52] <damaltor> kann mir evtl jemand mit den nvidia-treibern unter etch helfen /// hello, is there anybody who can help me with nvidia drivers un kubuntu etch?
[12:52] <kitche> !rtfm | Kouros
[12:52] <ubotu> Kouros: Words like noob, jfgi, stfu or rtfm are not welcome in this channel. Period.
[12:52] <GTro1> !release
[12:52] <ubotu> Ubuntu releases a new version every 6 months. Each version is supported for 18 months to 5 years. More info at http://www.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/releases & http://wiki.ubuntu.com/TimeBasedReleases
[12:52] <boojah> xertox:> can you see the private window i wrote to you?
[12:52] <stefg> !paste | mguezuraga
[12:52] <ubotu> mguezuraga: pastebin is a service to post large texts so you don't flood the channel. The Ubuntu pastebin is at http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org (make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the #ubuntu channel topic)
[12:52] <Kouros> darlok: but all you need to know for what your doing is to look at the include file type extentions and the recrusive direcotry
[12:52] <erlinux> has anyone been able to use google calendar with evolution???
[12:52] <Cyrus25801> does anyone know how to sync a pda with linux
[12:52] <Moez> warbler : Still here ?
[12:53] <warbler> Moez?
[12:53] <Moez> warbler : It's done !
[12:53] <warbler> :)
[12:53] <jrib> erlinux: I can import my calendar...
[12:53] <warbler> Moez: how?
[12:53] <kitche> Xenguy, some of the tools I use, need curl to run
[12:53] <crazyhorse> When i have already installed Vista, XP and Fedora, Will there be any problem replacing Fedora with Ubuntu ?
[12:53] <damaltor> kann mir evtl jemand mit den nvidia-treibern unter etch helfen /// hello, is there anybody who can help me with nvidia drivers un kubuntu etch?
[12:53] <Kouros> ubotu: opps how about read the f#$king manual
[12:53] <Xenguy> kitche: ahh
[12:53] <crazyhorse> jrib
[12:53] <stefg> mguezuraga: sata drives are ususally not *h*dX, but *s*dX
[12:54] <hopender> warbler: its not working =( When I try to go to desktop effects, it asks me to enable the driver, then it gives me an error
[12:54] <mguezuraga> stefg: I have a custom compiled kernel, and looking into it I left behind option "ATI PATA support (Experimental) (PATA_ATIIXP)"
[12:54] <boojah> xertox:> what i had to do is use the command: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg then give it some informations about grapichs card, resolutions, monitor etc
[12:54] <damaltor> kann mir evtl jemand mit den nvidia-treibern unter etch helfen /// hello, is there anybody who can help me with nvidia drivers un kubuntu etch?
[12:54] <xertux> boojah: so:(? what i have to do?
[12:55] <warbler> hopender: that's good
[12:55] <hopender> warbler: How is that good!?
[12:55] <warbler> hopender: now to set the driver up
[12:55] <stefg> mguezuraga: then i'll assume your kerenl config isn't right. try with a stock kernel
[12:55] <Cyrus25801>
[12:55] <mguezuraga> stefg: ok, thanks for the help
[12:56] <warbler> hopender: do you have a third workspace?
[12:56] <crazyhorse> When i say problem replacing, i mean, will i be able to delete the Fedora partition, install ubuntu, and still have the option to boot to the two other operating systems ?
[12:56] <VWJ1bnR1> I'm looking for a movie maker that's like Window's Movie Maker.  Kino just doesn't do it for me.
[12:56] <xertux> boojah: penGL version string: 1.3 Mesa 6.5.2
[12:56] <Drk_Guy> Guys, where i can find the FF bookmarks?
[12:56] <Drk_Guy> I need to access them quickly from Windowze
[12:56] <VWJ1bnR1> Drk_Guy: FF as in "Firefox"?
[12:57] <Drk_Guy> Firefox
[12:57] <boojah> xertox:> find your grapich cards model, then calulate your ram in kB that MB * 1024  then you need you monitor model (i.e Dell E193FP) and find out your horizontal and vertical range.
[12:57] <Drk_Guy>
[12:57] <jrib> crazyhorse: when you install ubuntu, you should be able to tell it to use the fedora partition.  And when it installs grub, it searches for other OS and tries to set them up automatically
[12:57] <dk1> Hi.  I need some help.  I have a board using the G33 chipset (Intel gma3100).  It's broken under ubuntu 7.0.4
[12:57] <Moez> warbler : I think it is a little bug in Ubuntu. When you rename a user (Under System-> Administration -> Users and Groups), the system change his group (That's why i t dosen't have any rights).  And it works :)
[12:57] <jrib> Drk_Guy: ~/.mozilla/firefox/PROFILE_FOLDER probably
[12:57] <bulmer> in that .mozilla/*default/
[12:57] <VWJ1bnR1> Drk_Guy: Shouldn't there be a "Bookmark" menu?
[12:57] <warbler> moez great :)
[12:58] <Drk_Guy> from WINDOWZE VWJ1bnR1
[12:58] <Drk_Guy> Thanks jrib
[12:58] <hopender> warbler: I have like 6 workspacesw
[12:58] <VWJ1bnR1> Sorry, Drk_Guy, I didn't know what you were talking about.
[12:58] <boojah> xertox:> you must be carful when changing these settings, so read everything before you do something
[12:58] <hopender> warbler: xD
[12:58] <crazyhorse> jrib, thx, So did Fedora, its just, i would seriously be fucked if i were unable to boot in windoze, seeing as I'm totally new, and unfamiliar with linux
[12:58] <warbler> hopender: you are setting p a new system - takes patience
[12:58] <hopender> warbler: I know
[12:58] <unique> i was just wonderin if i were to load a linux os iso to a thumb drive (usb storage) would i be able to install it?
[12:58] <Miso> What is a good program for dvd authoring?
[12:58] <Kouros> darlok: make any understanding of it yet?
[12:58] <warbler> hopender: on the third open a terminal
[12:59] <hopender> warbler: My terminal is on my sixth
[12:59] <Moez> warbler : Thank you for your help. See you later !
[12:59] <exs> I've successfully converted my friend to ubuntu *crowd roars in extacy*.. im serious, done it the other day, now he's using ubuntu and I customized it to help him. Anyway, he just texted me about using his pc games in linux. I did install Wine, but didn't associate .exe's with wine and he is *nto* going to go into terminal. Is there any easy game managers for my friend to use with wine so that he can install pc games a little easier?
[12:59] <warbler> k
[12:59] <warbler> Moez: lol
[12:59] <jrib> crazyhorse: I've never installed ubuntu with vista on  a partition, but it has detected XP fine for me in the past
[12:59] <warbler> hopendero ok
[12:59] <hopender> warbler: =)
[12:59] <crazyhorse> jrib, but your suggestion is that i should install 32Bit OS, Even though i have a 64Bit Cpu and so on?
[12:59] <stefg> !cedega | exs
[12:59] <zegevrytt> exs there is cedega but it is not free
[12:59] <Drk_Guy> jrib, i could only access the back ups
[01:00] <crazyhorse> and so is everyone elses?
[01:00] <Drk_Guy> I need the actual ones
[01:00] <jrib> crazyhorse: yes, especially if you are new
[01:00] <Drk_Guy> Can you help me?
[01:00] <xertux> boojah: 	Modes		"1280x1024" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480"  thats a line from xorg.conf but i only see 1024x768 and 800x600 on resulation selection screen
[01:00] <stefg> !games | exs
[01:00] <boojah> is cedega really easier??
[01:00] <crazyhorse> jrib, thx
[01:00] <zegevrytt> if it works it is
[01:00] <crazyhorse> dont plan to run too complicated applications from start
[01:00] <jrib> Drk_Guy: bookmarks.html should be in the profile folder
[01:00] <boojah> xertox:> is that inside dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg?
[01:00] <Drk_Guy> Thx
[01:00] <crazyhorse> well, gotta go install ubuntu, see ya later
[01:01] <jrib> crazyhorse: bye
[01:01] <dk1> argh.  why does x crash like an addict on my couch?
[01:01] <zegevrytt> im kinda waiting for a new wine gui though
[01:01] <xertux> boojah: no thats etx/x11/xorg.conf is there another that i have to edit?
[01:01] <boojah> xertox:> nvm
[01:01] <dk1> are the open source intel drivers less stable than the closed source nvidia drivers?
[01:01] <hopender> warbler: So what do I do now
[01:01] <boojah> xertox:> yes dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:01] <Drk_Guy> Awww rats
[01:02] <warbler>  hopender: type  - sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg - and carefully scroll through the options - arrows will do it - look for newest driver in video section
[01:02] <Drk_Guy> I didn't make the bookmark
[01:02] <Drk_Guy> Where's the history?
[01:02] <boojah> type it in terminal
[01:02] <negen> if any one has gizmo and has some time to chat to me there i would enjoy very much and be greatful
[01:02] <damaltor> kann mir evtl jemand mit den nvidia-treibern unter etch helfen /// hello, is there anybody who can help me with nvidia drivers un kubuntu etch?
[01:03] <Venko> BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[01:03] <cornell> I've joined the ubuntu wiki and launchpad.  I'm trying to "sign" the code of conduct.  I've never done a PGP key.
[01:03] <Drk_Guy> gotcha
[01:04] <hopender> warbler: ok I Got the blue screen thingy up, but what am i looking for?
[01:04] <pricechild> cornell, https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GnuPrivacyGuardHowto
[01:04] <Drk_Guy> Got what i needed
[01:04] <cornell> I've done the gpg --gen-key and the --send-keys, and --fingerprint and am trying to upload the fingerprint.
[01:04] <Drk_Guy> Really thank you jrib
[01:04] <Esteth> Does "Tracker" continually crawl your filesystem, or does it detect new files as they happen, like beagle?
[01:05] <BlueXero> where is the channel for C programming?
[01:05] <warbler> hopender: there are options - default is ok for most - video driver you look for the newest
[01:05] <Esteth> BlueXero: probably ##c
[01:05] <BlueXero> thanks
[01:05] <eu> help!!! instalation 7.04
[01:05] <hopender> warbler: I have a list of stuff, e.g. vga via voodoo virmware
[01:05] <hopender> warbler: What do I choose
[01:05] <cornell> It keeps complaining that it can't import.  Even though I sent it to keyserver.ubuntu.com
[01:05] <warbler> hopender: nv is default for video
[01:05] <cornell> oops... thanks pricechild, I'll check it out.
[01:06] <warbler> hopender: nvidia is what you are looking for
[01:06] <damaltor> warbler: do you know anything special about nvidia driver installing?
[01:07] <hopender> warbler: I don't see nvidia there
[01:07] <warbler> damaltor: been ther done that - young person I'm helping - patience
[01:07] <hopender> warbler: Closest thing I see is nv
[01:07] <warbler> hopender: scroll uop 7 down
[01:07] <warbler> *up
[01:07] <damaltor> warbler: no problem, just getting crazy bout this..
[01:08] <warbler> K
[01:08] <hopender> warbler: Scroll up 7 down?
[01:08] <boojah> damaltor:> what card do you have?
[01:08] <hopender> warbler: What?
[01:08] <damaltor> boojah: gforce 4 420 go
[01:08] <damaltor> worked without problems in dapper
[01:09] <warbler> hopender: ok - won't make you happy but go through that then we will try different driver
[01:09] <megatill> hi, i cant change rights of access from a folder or partition
[01:09] <hopender> warbler: Go through what?
[01:09] <boojah> damaltor:> most likely you can install the latest nvidia driver: 100.14.11 i belive it is
[01:09] <damaltor> boojah: i tried with the driver out of the repositories
[01:09] <warbler> hopender: choose nv then defaults
[01:09] <megatill> the partitions type is fat32 but ubuntu saiy
[01:09] <megatill> s vfat
[01:10] <boojah> damaltor:> ohh.. i though you wanted nvidia's driver
[01:10] <megatill> sorry =)
[01:10] <warbler> hopender: I', a long way away
[01:10] <warbler> *i'm
[01:10] <damaltor> boojah: well... whatever =) just want 3d graphics with this card. what can i do?
[01:10] <hopender> warbler: ok I just kept hitting enter on nv
[01:10] <boojah> damaltor:> then you need nvidia's driver
[01:10] <damaltor> k
[01:10] <damaltor> where do i get it?
[01:11] <zegevrytt> lol
[01:11] <warbler> hopender: then
[01:11] <boojah> damaltor:> download it from nvidia's page.. just google nvidia driver
[01:11] <damaltor> kk
[01:11] <inbitado34> how do i change password ??
[01:11] <damaltor> then install, and what do i have to change xorg.conf to? "nv" --> "nvidia"?
[01:11] <damaltor> inbitado34: what password
[01:12] <boojah> damaltor:> it does it for you, if you let it
[01:12] <damaltor> oh kk
[01:12] <damaltor> lts have a try with this
[01:12] <inbitado34> the password i use for sudo
[01:12] <boojah> damaltor:> but you need to log out of X before you can install it
[01:12] <damaltor> inbitado34: it is your own password
[01:12] <inbitado34> damaltor yep
[01:12] <boojah> damaltor:> and make sure you have the header files first
[01:12] <damaltor> boojah: that shouldnt be the problem =)
[01:12] <damaltor> inbitado34: type "passwd" on a console
[01:12] <hopender> warbler: Then what
[01:12] <boojah> damaltor:> it should be lic6.dev if i remember correct
[01:13] <inbitado34> damaltor, ok
[01:13] <warbler> hopender: synaptic
[01:13] <boojah> damaltor:> libc6.dev
[01:13] <damaltor> boojah: so first apt-get install libc6.dev?
[01:13] <hopender> warbler: Now what
[01:13] <boojah> damaltor:> yes, or use synaptics
[01:13] <damaltor> boojah: kk thanks
[01:13] <damaltor> ill try
[01:14] <warbler> hopender choose the nvidia-glx-new
[01:14] <FFighter> hi, I've got Ubuntu 7.04 but want to use it only as a server sandbox and would like to de-activate the x server completely, how could I do that?
[01:14] <GreySim> Anyone know if it's possible to offset libnotify notifications that aren't attached to a notification tray icon?
[01:14] <FFighter> also, avoid it from being auto-initialized at startup
[01:14] <hopender> warbler: Ok done
[01:14] <warbler> click apply
[01:15] <MoLE_> FFighter, I would suggest using the server version of 7.04
[01:15] <megatill> hi, i cant change rights of access from a folder or partition the partitions type is fat32 but ubuntu say the partitions type is fat32 but ubuntu saiy, can someone help me?
[01:15] <MoLE_> !server
[01:15] <ubotu> Ubuntu Server Edition is a release of Ubuntu designed especially for server environments, including a server-specific !kernel and no !GUI. The install CD contains many server applications. Current !LTS version is 6.06. For more info see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/ServerFaq/ - The #ubuntu-server channel provides specific support
[01:15] <yagami> damaltor, ok, now i've got another problem. when I mount with -o i get shortened file names. so i used this line to mount, and its giving me an error: sudo mount CS/CS-CZ-CD1.ISO /media/loopback/ -o loop,iocharset=utf8
[01:15] <yagami> i can't find anything in man pages for mount as to why this command is wrong
[01:15] <hopender> warbler: done
[01:15] <warbler> hopender: it has to be taken
[01:15] <cornell> pricechild: I think I screwed up the first one.  Can I delete it or do I revoke it?
[01:15] <FFighter> MoLE_: Thanks for the suggestion, but I've already got the desktop edition installed and configured.. downloading another ISO and doing everything again would be too much work
[01:15] <hopender> warbler: What do you mean, it installed no errors
[01:15] <warbler> hopender: then terminal
[01:16] <hopender> warbler: Alright now what
[01:16] <FFighter> I just want to disable the GUI
[01:16] <FFighter> that's all
[01:16] <w0nder> hi everyone, I have a question.  Someone please help!!!
[01:16] <warbler> hopender: press up arrow - hit enter
[01:16] <pricechild> cornell, yup... really easy way is by using "seahorse" to manage your keys. apt-get install seahorse then its availiable in applications > accessories
[01:16] <boojah> yagami: did you try this? mount -o loop -t iso9660 file.iso
[01:16] <hopender> warbler: Alright, Nvidia is there now
[01:16] <w0nder> is there an issue with Ubuntu not allowing  NOPASSWD: ALL in sudoers????
[01:17] <warbler> select
[01:17] <cornell> Cool, thanks, pricechild
[01:17] <hopender> warbler: done
[01:17] <yagami> boojah, it'll still result in the same thing wont it?
[01:17] <pike_> w0nder: i wouldnt think so
[01:17] <damaltor> yagami: what error?
[01:17] <pricechild> w0nder, why would you ever want to do that?
[01:17] <MoLE_> FFighter, I suspect you will find it more of a chore to uninstall all the GUI packages
[01:17] <warbler> go through the rest
[01:17] <boojah> yagami: need to specify mount point off course
[01:17] <boojah> yagami: not sure
[01:17] <boojah> yagami: never tried your way before
[01:17] <pricechild> w0nder, sudo exists for a reason... and you will break your system so easily and quickly if you do that.
[01:17] <w0nder> pricechild: I actually just want to allow nopasswd for one certain command, but that doesn't work either.
[01:17] <hopender> warbler: K i just kept hitting enter
[01:18] <MoLE_> FFighter, you could try disabling gdm
[01:18] <w0nder> I know pricechild, but i'm using ubuntu server and really need www-data to be able to execute ONE command as sudo
[01:18] <cornell> pricechild: will seahorse find the ones I made with the console?
[01:18] <pricechild> w0nder, what command?
[01:18] <warbler> hopender: then hit ctrl-alt-bksp
[01:18] <pricechild> cornell, yes
[01:18] <w0nder> pricechild: useradd and chmod
[01:18] <megatill> lol
[01:18] <cornell> And should I have one for each email address, pricechild?
[01:18] <yagami> damaltor, on how to mount .iso files with their full filenames instead of automatically using the iocharset=iso8559-1 file-name encoding
[01:18] <cornell> And does it matter that I've the only one who's signed it?
[01:19] <yagami> when I use iocharset=utf8 it gives me the usual mount error
[01:19] <pricechild> cornell, you can have one for every email address together
[01:19] <pricechild> w0nder, this doesn't sound fun.... why/
[01:20] <cornell> pricechild: One key with each address in it?
[01:20] <w0nder> pricechild: because I need the web server to be able to create users so proftd can accept their logins
[01:20] <pricechild> cornell, yeah
[01:20] <pricechild> w0nder, don't use ftp, its insecure
[01:20] <MoLE_> FFighter, http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=1466900
[01:21] <w0nder> pricechild: what do you recommend? I'm trying to come up with a solution for internal users to send files externally, when our email server doesn't allow
[01:21] <pricechild> w0nder, sftp
[01:21] <cornell> Ok, pricechild, how do I do multiple email address, use a comma delimited list as the email address?
[01:21] <dooglus> w0nder: I have it working for one specific command
[01:21] <jesse_> i need help installing pokerstars
[01:21] <w0nder> dooglus: will you paste the line you put in sudoers?
[01:21] <jesse_> with wine
[01:21] <dooglus> w0nder: I regularly need to 'ifup' and 'ifdown' because the network driver is crap, so I allowed myself to do it 'nopasswd'
[01:22] <w0nder> pricechild: this has to be easy and standard... most company's helpdesks wont even know what to do with sftp
[01:22] <pricechild> w0nder, I just don't like the idea of this at all :P If your email server doesn't allow it... then make it allow it. OR set up sftp accounts all at once for everyone who needs one
[01:22] <w0nder> pricechild: and it's not practical for me to have to help every single person out
[01:22] <pricechild> w0nder, this is your server's security we're talking about
[01:22] <pricechild> cornell, no... seahorse will make it easy (point and click) to add each one individually
[01:22] <w0nder> pricechild: just one server, and it's only running this one web page form and sends email out
[01:22] <w0nder> pricechild: im sorry, not email, file
[01:23] <dooglus> w0nder: http://dooglus.rincevent.net/random/sudoers.txt
[01:23] <megatill> hi, i cant change rights of access from a folder or partition the partitions type is fat32 but ubuntu say the partitions type is fat32 but ubuntu saiy, can someone help me or an idea??
[01:24] <w0nder> dooglus: if this works, you're a lifesaver.. i've been working on this all day
[01:24] <dooglus> w0nder: you're welcome
[01:24] <dooglus> w0nder: it definitely works for me in feisty
[01:24] <megatill> i correct me: ubuntu said that is vfat sorry
[01:24] <w0nder> pricechild: i know im going against your advice, ,and security is important to me, but that's why this machine is sandboxed in a vmware.. it serves a very small purpose
[01:24] <pricechild> "better" solution....
[01:24] <pricechild> but still ftp is insecure
[01:24] <damaltor> boojah: still the same problem with the driver from the nvidia site... in the second the graphics should start, the screen is black. not only black, it indet switches itself off. i can hear the sounds, and i can log in (as far as i hear), but there is no picture.
[01:25] <MoLE_> megatill, http://ozdocit.org/tiki-view_blog_post.php?blogId=6&postId=15 may be very helpful for you
[01:25] <cornell> um... pricechild would that be properties, names and signatures, + Add name?
[01:25] <megatill> MoLE_: thanks i'll read that
[01:26] <hopender> Warbler: Help
[01:26] <pricechild> cornell, yes
[01:26] <warbler> hopender: there's been worse
[01:26] <boojah> damaltor:> find the horizontal and vertical range for your monitor, then try to add them in dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:26] <hopender> Warbler: Im on another computer now, it just blinks my screen a few times then gies me and error and goes to a black screen, how do I break outa this it does it when I restart
[01:26] <cornell> K
[01:27] <damaltor> boojah: well, ill try
[01:27] <boojah> damaltor:> that has worked for me under simular circumstances
[01:27] <damaltor> k
[01:27] <Atlantiz> hey guys what is the name of program used to format your harddrives?
[01:27] <dooglus> Atlantiz: mkfs?
[01:27] <MoLE_> Atlantiz, there are heaps
[01:28] <hopender> Warbler: Im on another computer now, it just blinks my screen a few times then gies me and error and goes to a black screen, how do I break outa this it does it when I restart
[01:28] <warbler> hopender: I did this without chat for the first time - it won't break - reboot - select recovery- gets you to a command line
[01:28] <Atlantiz> the one that comes in by default in Debian?
[01:28] <MoLE_> Atlantiz, there are many
[01:28] <Atlantiz> I want to use it again now that I switched to ubunttu
[01:28] <Atlantiz> well one with a gui
[01:28] <hopender> warbler: k 1 sec
[01:28] <MoLE_> Atlantiz, are you partitioning or creating filesystem
[01:28] <Atlantiz> both
[01:28] <Atlantiz> reformating
[01:28] <Atlantiz> too
[01:28] <MoLE_> Atlantiz, gparted
[01:28] <Atlantiz> ahh that's the one!
[01:28] <Atlantiz> thank you!
[01:29] <MoLE_> gparted.sf.net
[01:29] <MoLE_> bootable cd
[01:29] <Atlantiz> excellent thank you
[01:29] <MoLE_> 40Mb works like partition magic
[01:30] <hopender> warbler: Ok i have the command line up
[01:30] <hopender> warbler: what do I type
[01:30] <megatill> MoLE_: i'll restart pc and see if it works thanks at first :)
[01:30] <w0nder> dooglus: it didn't work.  lol
[01:30] <warbler> hopender: login
[01:30] <w0nder> dooglus: WAIT, i think i see the issue
[01:30] <urthmover> does anyone use irssi in here?
[01:30] <MoLE_> megatill, good luck
[01:30] <megatill> MoLE_: lol thanks :)
[01:30] <jrib> !anyone | urthmover
[01:30] <ubotu> urthmover: A large amount of the first questions asked in this channel start with "Does anyone/anybody..."  Why not ask your next question (the real one) and find out?
[01:31] <cavicster> urthmover: I do on my linux machine
[01:31] <hopender> warbler: alright im logged in
[01:31] <hashfreak> hi
[01:31] <hashfreak> some one there
[01:31] <larson9999> linux rocks!
[01:31] <hashfreak> ?
[01:31] <urthmover> How do I bind clipboard pasting to Ctrl+V in the irc client irssi?
[01:32] <warbler> hopender: type sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:32] <warbler> hopender choose vesa for video
[01:32] <dooglus> urthmover: irssi is a console program
[01:32] <cavicster> urthmover: are you using a gnome terminal?
[01:32] <dooglus> urthmover: you're better off bringing Ctrl+V in your terminal program
[01:33] <hopender> warbler: done, say more then one thinig so i dont hafve to keep running across the house
[01:33] <warbler> k
[01:33] <urthmover> dooglus, cavicster then why doesn't Ctrl+Shift+V  do it like the normal gnome-terminal does?
[01:34] <dooglus> urthmover: it does for me:  " [01:34]  [dooglus(+ei)]  [5:#ubuntu(+Lcfntz #ubuntu-unregged) [Act: 1,2,3,6,7,8] "
[01:34] <MoLE_> Is there a microsoft exchange plugin for thunderbird?
[01:34] <warbler> hopender: reboot
[01:34] <urthmover> ok I'll check those key bindings again
[01:34] <urthmover> thanks guys
[01:34] <hopender> warbler: I just wanna say thanks for the help so far
[01:34] <jrib> urthmover: ctrl-shift-v works here to paste.  But, I find hilight to copy and middle click (or shift-insert) to paste much more efficient
[01:34] <Juhaz> urthmover, it _usually_ does, but I've seen that too. I suspect there's a bug in gnome-terminal that gets occasionally triggered by either screen or irssi.
[01:34] <cavicster> MoLE_: I don't think so, you can enable pop or imap
[01:34] <hopender> warbler: i domnt pick any driverS? I just type the xserver thing and reboot?
[01:35] <damaltor> boojah: no chance. dpkg-reconfigre did what it should, but the screen is still black :(
[01:35] <w0nder> dooglus: hah!! I got it... I was adding it to the User section rather than appending to the end, so the mroe restrictive entries overruled.
[01:35] <stoney> hi
[01:35] <cavicster> MoLE_: evolution can support mapi
[01:35] <MoLE_> back to evolution then
[01:35] <warbler> hopender: I said i'd get you through this - it's liux - needs work at the beginning
[01:35] <kitche> MoLE_, evoluyion is the only one that supports exchange real well
[01:35] <dooglus> w0nder: the user section is for defining users I think: "friends = bill, ted" etc?
[01:35] <warbler> *linux
[01:36] <boojah> damaltor: to bad :( maybe you need to use the legacy driver,,, try to find out what driver suports your card
[01:36] <Till> MoLE_: hi^^ ok if i will create a ne file with right click that doesn't work but if i go in nautilus and go to file, new file, that works, is taht a bug with the right click?
[01:36] <w0nder> dooglus: lol @ the bill and ted reference
[01:36] <MoLE_> pity, using evolution is like playing with cartoon software
[01:36] <damaltor> boojah: i used the legacy driver, as told on the nvidia page. but i tried the non-legacy driver too, same thing.
[01:36] <dooglus> w0nder: be excellent to each other
[01:36] <boojah> hmm.. thats odd
[01:37] <MoLE_> Till, I'm not sure what you're referring to
[01:37] <warbler> hopender: pick vesa
[01:37] <cornell> Great... it sent the instructions to me, and my "client", zimbra, doesn't understand PGP :-(  Am I gonna have to set up evolution to do this, pricechild?
[01:37] <damaltor> boojah: the thing is, that with older versions of kubuntu the driver of the repositories worked without any problem, just installes and worked
[01:37] <urthmover> lu5lutIcSt
[01:37] <urthmover> lu5lutIcSt
[01:37] <pricechild> cornell, I'm confused.
[01:37] <urthmover> lu5lutIcSt
[01:38] <urthmover> lol
[01:38] <boojah> damaltor: after a whike theres no xserver output at all?
[01:38] <Till> ok MoLE_ i'm from germany and my english is not the best^^, the right mouse click, create document, empty file, doesn't work, but in nautilus, file new document, empty file works. And my question is if that is a bug with the right mouse click
[01:39] <cornell> pricechild: I've uploaded my fingerprint to launchpad, it sent completion instructions to my email address.  I use Zimbra which apparently doesn't do PGP.  The email says the instructions are encrypted with my key.  I can't read the instructions :-(
[01:39] <pricechild> cornell, ahhhh I've got you :)
[01:39] <pricechild> cornell, right.
[01:39] <hopender> warbler: ok lets review what you told me to do
[01:39] <pricechild> cornell, save the random text as a file in your home directory called.... say foo
[01:39] <damaltor> boojah: when i switch back to the console, there is al little output, but only usual things, no errors. everythings seems just right, even the sounds work... there is just nothing to see.
[01:40] <pricechild> cornell, then "gpg -d ~/foo"
[01:40] <MoLE_> Till, if you go to the terminal and cd to your fat32 partition, try command: touch testfile.test
[01:40] <cornell> K
[01:40] <warbler> hopender: where you at?
[01:40] <pricechild> cornell, and it will give you a link to click :)
[01:40] <hopender> warbler: Start it in recovery, login, do the sudo thing, when that selection menu comes up, just reboot I did that and then it just gave me the black screen again and an error when i started it back up
[01:40] <cornell> Ok... the gibberish part, right pricechild?
[01:40] <pricechild> cornell, right
[01:40] <Till> ok MoLE_ one moment
[01:40] <boojah> damaltor: hmm theres no posts on forum that you have seen on this?
[01:40] <plugs> how do I run a program at startup? I tried adding the code to xinitrc but no luck
[01:41] <warbler> hopender: you missed when i said choose vesa for video driver
[01:41] <boojah> damaltor: what was the card again?
[01:41] <Hopender2> warbler: That I did, brb lol
[01:41] <pricechild> !startup | plugs
[01:41] <ubotu> plugs: To add programs to start up when you log into your Gnome session go to System>Preferences>Sessions and use the Startup Programs tab. For more information, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AddingProgramToSessionStartup - See !boot for starting non-interactive programs at boot
[01:41] <Till> MoLE_: ok that works the file was created
[01:41] <damaltor> boojah: only very few, mostly without answers. i tried eveerything i found in 3 different forums, but there seems to be no chance for me. maybe i should downgrade to dapper or sth...
[01:42] <Till> ^^
[01:42] <cornell> gpg: decrypt_message failed: eof
[01:42] <Superkuh> Anyone know how I could check if hardware tcp checksum offloading is enabled on my (mobo integrated) NIC under ubuntu (feisty, 2.6.20-16) (or if a more general answer exists for debian-like, or even general linux systems)?
[01:42] <fsckr> can anyone tell me what this option is used for in xorg.conf?  I can't find anything that explains it when i google Option "UseFBDev" "true"
[01:42] <yagami> gak! i think i've removed gtk/qt libs accidentally. - what options should I use with emerge to fix it?
[01:42] <pricechild> cornell, bah... gimme a min
[01:42] <cornell> SHould it be from the BEGIN PGP to the END PGP lines, pricechild?
[01:42] <MoLE_> Till, guten tag, and yes it seems to be an issue with right-click (as you say)
[01:42] <pricechild> cornell, yeah
[01:42] <boojah> damaltor: i doubt downgrading will help
[01:43] <damaltor> boojah: what do you use?
[01:43] <Hopender2> warbler: What did I type, sudo dkpg-recovery xserver-xorg?
[01:43] <Till> lol MoLE_ you can speak german?
[01:43] <Till> ^^
[01:43] <boojah> damaltor: card? i use Geforce 8800 GTS
[01:43] <damaltor> mmh
[01:43] <Hopender2> buaha i have a geforce 8800 GTX
[01:43] <Hopender2> i win
[01:43] <damaltor> and what version of ubuntu?
[01:43] <MoLE_> Till, very little
[01:43] <boojah> ubuntu feisty
[01:43] <pricechild> cornell, try gpg -d
[01:43] <Till> ah ok MoLE_ :) i can teach you ;)
[01:43] <cornell> Ah... cool pricechild
[01:44] <pricechild> cornell, then paste it in...
[01:44] <warbler> hopender: sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg
[01:44] <pricechild> cornell, ?
[01:44] <boojah> i suggest trying envy at this point
[01:44] <cornell> created the file includeing the cleartext begin and end, worked fine
[01:44] <cornell> :-)
[01:44] <warbler> hopender choose vesa
[01:44] <pricechild> !envy | boojah
[01:44] <ubotu> boojah: envy is a script that may leave you envious of those who have not used it, use the resticted manager to install binary drivers or use the instructions on the wiki, this script may break your machine very badly!
[01:44] <boojah> its an automated graoichs card installer
[01:44] <damaltor> boojah: no problems with the drivers?
[01:44] <boojah> damaltor: no
[01:45] <Till> another question MoLE_ is there any tool, to watch tv on the internet?
[01:45] <damaltor> boojah: this really is making me crazy.... *head->desk*
[01:45] <MoLE_> Till, are you talking about youtube etc?
[01:46] <arang2> guys using no_root_squash in /etc/exports for NFS is advisable or its considered a security problem
[01:46] <Till> MoLE_: no free tv television =)
[01:46] <MissDjax> hello
[01:46] <boojah> damaltor: try using envy
[01:46] <cafuego> arang2: If you need to to access files on the share, it's highly advisable to use it.
[01:46] <cafuego> s/to to/root to/
[01:47] <MoLE_> Till, mplayer and kaffeine will do it
[01:47] <boojah> damaltor: it automates the nvidia driver installation
[01:47] <hopender_> warbler: Im back on my comp now, got it to boot =D
[01:47] <z0rz> Is it possible to make screen a user's shell?
[01:47] <arang2> cafuego: ok thanks
[01:47] <hopender_> warbler: Ok so what do we do now, that nvidia driver screwed me over
[01:47] <damaltor> boojah: tried envy... same result
[01:47] <Till> MoLE_: ok i'll search =)
[01:47] <Till> thnkas
[01:47] <Till> thanks
[01:47] <Till> ^^
[01:47] <ladydoor> z0rz: not exactly, but you can put a little script in your .bashrc
[01:48] <MissDjax> I'm using mesa 6.5 on ubuntu 7.04, is it possible to install newer mesa 7 wihtout messing up my system and without too much work since I'm quite new to linux
[01:48] <warbler> hopender: it's 10amsat here in aus - I started this chat at 10pm fri - I'm off to bed - try me in 12 hrs - lol
[01:48] <ladydoor> z0rz: ...just a sec
[01:48] <warbler> Hopender: I'll be here then
[01:49] <yangyiyun> ubuntu
[01:49] <MissDjax> sauerbraten (Cube2 engine) crashes here, and maybe it would run with newer mesa?
[01:49] <yangyiyun> i need some help
[01:49] <hopender_> warbler: Gah
[01:49] <hopender_> warbler: CAn we just quickly fix my driver?
[01:49] <yangyiyun> is there chinese ??
[01:50] <warbler> Hopender: there is no quick fix - trial & error - & error
[01:50] <yangyiyun> CFbugcompiz.realCPU60%CFcompiz.real16 80bug
[01:50] <boojah> damaltor: http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-436952.html
[01:51] <scipio> !cn
[01:51] <ubotu> For Ubuntu help in Chinese  #ubuntu-cn  #ubuntu-tw   #ubuntu-hk
[01:51] <Vorian> !cn | yangyiyun
[01:51] <ubotu> yangyiyun: please see above
[01:51] <ladydoor> z0rz: Actually, nevermind. I don't believe so, but calling screen can't be a huge hassle...
[01:51] <Vorian> ah
[01:51] <Thunderfox933> should i change my /home to ext3
[01:51] <warbler> hopender try the different drivers in synaptic and do the sud thing
[01:51] <lullis> Greetings everyone. I am wondering if someone can help me figure out why I am having trouble to setup PostgreSQL 8.2 in a Ubuntu box. I have another computer that uses another distro, that uses a different postgresql.conf parameters, and with that computer I can connect without specifying the host parameter...
[01:51] <ladydoor> Thunderfox933: What is it currently?
[01:51] <Thunderfox933> jfs
[01:51] <warbler> *sudo
[01:51] <z0rz> ladydoor: Right  but this is for a classroom, and I'd like to be able to screen -x my students so that I can see what they are doing...
[01:51] <z0rz> Is it possible to make screen a user's shell?
[01:52] <boojah> damaltor: i think i know your problem
[01:52] <Flannel> z0rz: Just have their bashrc start screen upon login?
[01:52] <Thunderfox933> ladydoor: the file system for my /home is jfs and / is JFS
[01:52] <ladydoor> z0rz: Oh! Well, couldn't you just require them to use screen?
[01:52] <damaltor> boojah: tellme =)
[01:52] <boojah> damaltor: funny thing is that i have had this to one time... it might be the default depth in you xorg.conf
[01:52] <z0rz> ladydoor: heh.. they're not going to type screen -r everytime they open a terminal.. Plus I want to see what they are doing behind my back.. and I'm sure they'd not use screen -r then
[01:53] <yangyiyun> thanks
[01:53] <damaltor> boojah: think it is 24
[01:53] <ladydoor> z0rz: Touche.
[01:53] <yangyiyun> i know
[01:53] <boojah> damaltor: try to add this line under: Option "UseDisplayDevice" "DFP"
[01:53] <damaltor> boojah: k wait a sec
[01:53] <Q_Continuum> So...what could I do under Ubuntu to stress-test my new toy server?
[01:53] <damaltor> boojah: opeong xorg.conf
[01:54] <Q_Continuum> errr not stress-test, but benchmark.
[01:54] <dk1> I've almost got my intel gma3100 working
[01:54] <VWJ1bnR1> Will anything bad happen if I kill a kernel compilation?
[01:54] <dk1> I had to add some lines to ensure  the agpgart module was loaded
[01:54] <damaltor> boojah: where should i add this?
[01:54] <dk1> Now I'm stuck, it doesn't appear to be loading the correct resolution
[01:54] <dk1> can anyone help?
[01:55] <Till> good bye
[01:55] <boojah> damaltor: add that line under Section "Screen" in /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[01:55] <damaltor> k
[01:55] <Flannel> z0rz: this might help: http://anders0n.net/blog/?p=42
[01:55] <Till> bye MoLE_ thanks for your help
[01:55] <Till> :-)
[01:55] <damaltor> default depth is 16 btw
[01:55] <boojah> damaltor: beneth the default depth
[01:55] <boojah> damaltor: ohh it should be 24 i think
[01:55] <boojah> damaltor: set it at 24
[01:55] <MoLE_> Till, auf wiedersehn
[01:55] <ladydoor> z0rz: Yeah, I wouldn't advise putting "screen" in their .bashrc, unless you were to test that they were already in screen
[01:56] <ladydoor> z0rz: Otherwise it recurses...
[01:56] <boojah> then change driver to "nvidia" again
[01:56] <Till> :) MoLE_
[01:56] <Till> MoLE_: do you have icq msn ?^^
[01:56] <MoLE_> Till, yes
[01:56] <daynah> Have any of you used nvidia settings to do dual monitors? everything is opening in the "middle" aka the part between my two screens ><
[01:56] <hopender_> Is ubunto 64 or 86?
[01:56] <Esteth> daynah: That's what i'm doing right now
[01:56] <ladydoor> z0rz: So something like "if [[ $TERM != screen] ] ; then ; screen ; fi"
[01:57] <Till> do you give me your number? :) so thats easier to get help if anny problems :)
[01:57] <kazol> This is messed up-when I run "su" and type in my pswd, I get "Authentication Failed."
[01:57] <daynah> Esteth, fixing the weird middle thing or just getting it set up
[01:57] <Esteth> daynah: both
[01:57] <Flannel> !sudo | kazol
[01:57] <ubotu> kazol: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[01:57] <damaltor> boojah: k did so... gonna restart x, back in a minute
[01:57] <Flannel> kazol: Ubuntu doesn't use the root account, su won't work.  Use sudo instead.
[01:57] <kazol> Flannel: Sudo works, but su doesn't
[01:57] <hopender_> Is ubunto 64 or 86?
[01:57] <boojah> damaltor: ok gl
[01:57] <Flannel> hopender_: both
[01:57] <kazol> Flannel: Ok, thanks.
[01:57] <cornell> pricechild: I've downloaded the document, read it, saved it to ~/UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.0.1.txt and run gpg --clearsign UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.0.1.txt (and ~/UbuntuCodeofConduct-1.0.1.txt)  gpg says... can't find the file.
[01:57] <Esteth> daynah: If you can get it working, a compositing window manager like beryl or compiz sorts the problem out. Windows maximize only to one screen, open in the middle of the "active" screen, and so on
[01:58] <hopender_> How do I know what one I need
[01:58] <Flannel> kazol: for su to work, you'd need to have a root password.  Ubuntu doesn't
[01:58] <daynah> Esteth, I followed tons of guides and then I just typed gksudo nvidia-settings
[01:58] <xertux> boojah: hi :)
[01:58] <cornell> ls -la finds it
[01:58] <ladydoor> z0rz: (Though I have no idea what effect this may have on, say, nongraphical login shells if you wanted to start X)
[01:58] <kazol> Anyone here know howto have m$ installed on a second HD with Feisty on the first?
[01:58] <boojah> xertux: hey, did you get it working?
[01:58] <daynah> Esteth, I wasted my time editing xorg
[01:58] <Soup_> ow to enable compiz or whatever it is
[01:58] <Soup_> the effects
[01:58] <voraistos> hey guys. do you know how to use memtest86+ and badram ? ive been running memtest for.. 1 or 2 days, it found no less than 102 errors and still looking for some more...
[01:58] <Flannel> kazol: It's easy.  Install windows, then install Ubuntu
[01:58] <Flannel> !dualboot | kazol
[01:58] <ubotu> kazol: Dual boot instructions:  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WindowsDualBootHowTo (x86/AMD64) - MACs: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/YabootConfigurationForMacintoshPowerPCsDualBoot   https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MacBookProFeisty
[01:58] <takamarou> hi, my wine just automatically installed something called gecko, but it hung on the last part of the install.. is there a way to check if it completed the install?
[01:58] <daynah> Esteth, thanks, Ill search around beryl. Havent upgraded sls
[01:58] <Esteth> daynah: For dualview, editing xorg is really quite difficult
[01:58] <kazol> Flannel: I've already installed Feisty.
[01:58] <cornell> nm
[01:59] <Flannel> kazol: that's fine too. Install windows, then reinstall GRUB to your MBR (first link of !grub)
[01:59] <kazol> Flannel: I can't even access the slave HD even after formatting it with EXT3 with gparted.
[01:59] <voraistos> takamarou you probably want to visit #winehq
[01:59] <damaltor> boojah: UNBELIEVEABLE! IT WORKS
[01:59] <kazol> Flannel: But I need a m$ partition on the master HD to install it to slave.
[01:59] <cornell> I cut and pasted... got CodeOfConduct... it's actually CodeofConduct.  Sorry about that
[01:59] <Flannel> kazol: after that, you'll have to manually add XP to your grub menu though
[01:59] <boojah> damaltor
[01:59] <xertux> boojah: now i can use all of resolutions tnx for the last code u gave sudo dpkg-reconfigure ...... i crashed my ubuntu by giving 90horiz refresh to a 15" monitor but now i solve all of the things tnx
[01:59] <daynah> Esteth, Feisty had the right drivers for me... I think my friend (a nvidia fanboy) got we that package ages ago. Bet it's seriousy great. Try it :) Can't hurt
[01:59] <KevinOman> how do I make fusion-icon start automatically?
[01:59] <boojah> .damaltor: there you go!
[01:59] <Flannel> kazol: take the master out, put the other as a master, to make the windows installer happy
[01:59] <daynah> Esteth, it's just a gui manager
[01:59] <Till> cu
[01:59] <damaltor> boojah: if you ever come to germany - there is a good bottle of german beer with your name on it !!!
[02:00] <Flannel> kazol: then move them back afterwards (you won't need to reinstall GRUB), the add XP to your menu.lst
[02:00] <voraistos> takamarou: and upgrade to the latest version as well
[02:00] <kazol> Flannel: It will still work as slave after?
[02:00] <boojah> damaltor: hehe ill remember :D
[02:00] <Flannel> kazol: you'll need ot use mapping to make it think it's master, but yes.
[02:00] <damaltor> boojah: thank you very very much
[02:00] <kazol> Flannel: Mapping? So like "hd(0,0)"?
[02:00] <Esteth> daynah: Yes. nvidia-settings is just a GUI for editing xorg.conf, but doing it manually can be difficult, especially with the lack of difinitive documentation.
[02:00] <boojah> xertox: thats cool.. nice to here you got it working :D
[02:00] <damaltor> boojah: this is sooo great...
[02:00] <damaltor> cant believe it
[02:01] <Flannel> kazol: in grub, you tell grub to swap hd1 and hd0, so as far as window's knows, it's hd0 (which makes it happy)
[02:01] <boojah> damaltor: yea i remember the feeling the first time i gor 3d rendering to :D
[02:01] <daynah> Esteth, oh sorry I thought you needed help and I had JUST done it. Like 5 minutes ago
[02:01] <kazol> Flannel: What if I want 50% of the HD to have an ext3 partition? I can't access it in Feisty.
[02:01] <hopender_> Can somebody help me setup my Graphics Driver please?
[02:01] <cornell> Ah... the launchpad page uses "Of", but sends "of" ;-(
[02:01] <damaltor> boojah: wasnt the first time, but feels linke though
[02:01] <voraistos> cornell: if you dont like case sensitive OS's you probably want to run windows
[02:01] <boojah> damaltor: hehe
[02:01] <Flannel> kazol: You should be able to.  How are you trying to access it?
[02:02] <cornell> Yeah... but that's even worse, voraistos ;-)
[02:02] <kazol> Flannel: When I open it, it takes a long time (10 sec) and then it's read-only. I access it through gui.
[02:02] <Flannel> kazol: You've already partitioned it?
[02:02] <boojah> damalor: i actually had the same issue one time.. but i didnt remember the fix
[02:02] <neonflx> would using linux raid (two SATA drives) will give better performance than one single SATA drive thx
[02:02] <Esteth> daynah: heh. no need to be sorry, it's easy for me to lose track of what i'm saying when it's 1AM in such a busy channel
[02:02] <kazol> Flannel: Yes, using the gparted liveCD.
[02:02] <voraistos> cornell: exactly. Non-case-sensitiveness is actually bad. As long as your fingers can follow your mind :P
[02:02] <damaltor> boojah: so well the next thing will be a wireless lan pcmcia card... but i think ill buy a new one, cause my second notebook still runs with dapper, very stable
[02:02] <kazol> Flannel: ~40GB EXT3, ~40GB NTFS
[02:03] <Flannel> kazol: You should try adding it to your fstab
[02:03] <cornell> (Blast from the past) Legacy systems with green screens... type away in lower case, send it to the mainframe, comes back uppercase, you look, you see uppercase, you know it's stored, and it's from the computer.
[02:03] <damaltor> boojah: so thank you very much, gonna go to bed now... cya
[02:03] <kazol> Flannel: Is fstab in /etc/fstab?
[02:03] <boojah> damaltor: ok.. i just ordered my laptop top.. so ill be setting up wireless too soon :P
[02:03] <Flannel> kazol: /etc/fstab
[02:04] <boojah> damaltor: but i gtg to bed, been up to many hours already
[02:04] <kazol> Flannel: What should I add to it?
[02:04] <hashfreak> i can't boot with windows error cannot write disk ?
[02:04] <xertux> boojah: just tell me screen recorder program name:)
[02:04] <Flannel> kazol: do you have one linux parittion currently or more than one?
[02:04] <hashfreak> what have i change in the menu.lst ?
[02:04] <FFighter> hello guys, I'm having a problem in the CLI (I don't have X installed anymore), when I try to write the "/" key, the computer just bips and nothing is written in the console
[02:04] <hashfreak> can some one help me ?
[02:04] <voraistos> cornell: not necesarily. it could have overwritten something else you previously entered uppercase :P
[02:04] <crazyhorse> Hi
[02:05] <z0rz> Flannel, ladydoor: Thanks, I'll try those options
[02:05] <crazyhorse> I'm back
[02:05] <cornell> Respectfully disagree, voraistos.  Example: programming...  variable linecnt is different than lineCnt.  If I had a programmer working for me who used those two variables in a program... I'd fire him.  What advantage is there in discriminating between the two?
[02:05] <FFighter> I've already tried to configure the console through console-setup but the problem remains
[02:05] <ladydoor> z0rz: Good luck!
[02:05] <kazol> Flannel: EXT3+swap on /dev/sda and the EXT3 on /dev/sdb that I want.
[02:05] <FFighter> does anyone know what could be happening ?
[02:05] <cornell> All it does is obsfucate
[02:05] <crazyhorse> apparently, I'm unable tu install ubuntu on the Fedora partition
[02:05] <daynah> Esteth, alse do you know how to get the menu bar buttons only on one screen?
[02:05] <kazol> How do I list paused jobs in terminal?
[02:05] <crazyhorse> any ideas to why this is ?
[02:05] <FFighter> Ubuntu 7.04 (desktop edition, just deinstalled X and other graphical packages)
[02:05] <L0rd_D4rk_> server irc.net-france.com
[02:05] <emet> !kvm
[02:06] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about kvm - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[02:06] <hashfreak> no one ?
[02:06] <voraistos> cornell: in programming its different. there is a way of using upper and lower cases in variable naming. as long as there is a predefined convention.
[02:06] <emet> !virtualization
[02:06] <ubotu> There are several solutions for running other operating systems (or their programs) inside Ubuntu, while using the native CPU as much as possible: !QEmu (with !KQemu or !qvm86), !VirtualBox, !VMWare, as well as !WINE and !Cedega for Windows applications
[02:06] <Flannel> kazol: Alright, so, copy your roots line, and erase the stuff after defaults (erase errors=remount-ro) then change the mount point and the partition
[02:06] <Esteth> daynah: Once again, compiz-fusion has sorted that out for me, and beryl in the past. Once one or the other is installed, i just dragged the bar onto the side of the monitor i wanted it
[02:06] <voraistos> cornell: moreover, programmers cant apt-get their variables !!!!
[02:06] <ladydoor> FFighter: check the output of "dumpkeys" and try to find if there is a "slash" in there (grep slash)...for me it is keycode 53
[02:07] <crazyhorse> after a few minutes, ubuntu installtation comes with the error "Executin 'grub installation(hd0)'Failed.|This is a fatal error
[02:07] <crazyhorse> and then it just stops the installation
[02:07] <cornell> ? apt-get their variables, voraistos?
[02:07] <Gruelius> am i the only one who has alot of trouble getting standby/hybernate to work?
[02:07] <voraistos> cornell the only infos available about the variable package are the comments abandonned there in a previous version lol
[02:07] <daynah> Esteth, one day I'm going to find the setting and it's going to be something pain fully obvious and I'm going to hit myself
[02:07] <kazol> Flannel: It doesn't have sdb
[02:08] <Flannel> kazol: sdb1 sdb is a physical drive, not ap artition
[02:08] <crazyhorse> it would be nice if someone could give me assistance
[02:08] <FFighter> ladydoor: Where can I find this file ?
[02:08] <kazol> Flannel: sdb is not mentioned anywhere in the file, only sda.
[02:08] <voraistos> cornell: what i mean by apt-getting the variables, is that variables have no managment whatsoever. its a bit like a system with no package managment. All In Your Head (tm)
[02:09] <crazyhorse> I am unable to overwrite Fedora core 5 with ubuntu 7.04
[02:09] <hashfreak> who can help me ?
[02:09] <Esteth> daynah: Yeah, i'm sure there's a way to do it outside of a compositing window manager, but i was wanting one anyway, and it happened to fix the issue of dualscreen behaving like one mega-screen at the same time
[02:09] <Flannel> kazol: right.  sdb wouldn't be in there.  That file only has the stuff you're currently mounting.  You're adding an additional partition to it
[02:09] <ladydoor> FFighter: It's not a file...on the console, run the command "dumpkeys | grep slash" :-)
[02:09] <Esteth> hashfreak: don't ask to ask, just ask your question :)
[02:09] <ladydoor> FFighter: (without the quotes)
[02:09] <voraistos> cornell meaning that things can get messy, and fast.
[02:09] <FFighter> ladydoor: Oh, thanks I will do that
[02:09] <daynah> crazyhorse, I'm sorry but none of us here are trained. It's hit and miss whether you catch someone who knows the answer. If you post it on the forums, you question will be a permanent edition and more people wiss see it...
[02:10] <cornell> voraistos: a perfect example, I cut and pasted a file name from a web page which sent me the file.  The authors confused the case, using "Of" in one case, and "of" in the other.  I spent several minutes finding my error.  If I'm coding, every minute waisted is money/time lost, train-of-thoughts derailed.  And still, none have offered me a reason why it's a good thing.
[02:10] <kazol> Flannel: So how should I add sdb?
[02:10] <voraistos> cornell: just look at lower quality Os's entire libraries are undocumented, yet, for backward compatibility issues they stay there for a good 15 years, completely undocumented
[02:10] <daynah> Esteth, yeah and I already have beryl so it'd be a nice fix. If I were not so blonde.
[02:10] <daynah> Esteth, you did use twinview right?
[02:10] <KevinOman> Hello anyone know why I can't manually add to sessions?
[02:10] <Soup_> how can I re-run my video settings?
[02:10] <cornell> voraistos: which has nothing to do with case sensitivity
[02:11] <scottDkoDer> Hi KevinOman
[02:11] <voraistos> cornell: fair enough
[02:11] <Flannel> kazol: Copy the line for / (second column will have /) remove the errors=remount-ro, and then modify the mount point (second column) and the partition (first column) to match where you want it mounted and the partition you want to mount
[02:11] <`davo> okay...how do I save alsamixer settings?
[02:11] <voraistos> cornell: sorry im lagging quite bad from times to times
[02:11] <Soup_> i installed drivers but still says can not do effect
[02:11] <`davo> I reset this stuff every day.
[02:11] <Esteth> daynah: Yep, twinview, with compiz fusion (allthough beryl has worked for me in the past).
[02:11] <scottDkoDer> KevinOman: Describe your problem in more detail
[02:11] <KevinOman> Hi scottDkoDer
[02:11] <scottDkoDer> KevinOman: Describe your problem in more detail
[02:11] <daynah> Esteth, eh time for a nap.  Welcome!
[02:12] <emeriste> I think windows sucks for other reasons.
[02:12] <KevinOman> well Im trying to get fusion icon to start automatically and when I try to make an entry for it in sessions it doesn't stay there
[02:12] <pricechild> !effects | KevinOman
[02:12] <ubotu> KevinOman: For help or discussion on Beryl or Compiz desktop effects, please go to #ubuntu-effects
[02:12] <kazol> Flannel: I only have this line: "proc            /proc           proc    defaults        0       0"
[02:12] <voraistos> cornell: the case sensitivity thing is a language related problems. all computer systems are based on english, which has lower and uppercase names. if it was japanese (hiragana), there would be more letters, but no lower/upper cases.
[02:12] <kazol> Flannel: I don't have the line for /
[02:12] <daynah> crazyhorse, thanks for understanding, we only have one big money maker supporting us. ;)
[02:12] <cornell> Had Gates sought first to serve the community by providing quality product with reasonable profit, I doubt linux would've taken off as well as it has.
[02:12] <scottDkoDer> KevinOman: Let's go!
[02:13] <KevinOman> pricechild my problem is related to the sessions manager
[02:13] <KevinOman> I can't even remove an entry from sessions
[02:13] <Flannel> kazol: the one after that
[02:13] <Flannel> kazol: Oh, you're still on the liveCD?
[02:13] <kazol> Flannel: "# /dev/sda1"
[02:13] <kazol> Flannel: No
[02:13] <Trae> how do I completely nuke this PID
[02:13] <Trae> 16094
[02:14] <Flannel> kazol: Pastebin your fstab
[02:14] <kazol> Trae: kill-9 16094
[02:14] <voraistos> cornell: gates' system is quite much older than linux, thats the thing
[02:14] <Trae> kazol, yah tried that lol
[02:14] <cornell> And, voraistos, another advantage of the legacy's case insenstitivity.... I could write WRITE TO FILE(WHATEVER) "This is the info for the human"
[02:14] <kazol> Flannel: I've got to go for 10~15min-will you still be available?
[02:14] <Trae> ahh there it goes
[02:14] <Flannel> kazol: I will be, yeah.  But there are others that can always help if I'm not.
[02:14] <cornell> And when I scan it, I instantly percieve that which is for human consumption and which is for computer consumption
[02:15] <kazol> Flannel: lol not always-I've tried getting answers for a couple of days already.
[02:15] <cornell> (even though the computer would understand: WriTe To file(WhatEver) etc ... just as well
[02:15] <voraistos> cornell: wasnt cobol a language with no case sensitivity ?
[02:15] <cornell> COBOL, PL/I, Pascal
[02:15] <voraistos> cornell: i heard it was quite easy to master
[02:16] <voraistos> but on another hand, C rocks
[02:16] <neonflx> can ne1 even comment         would using linux raid (two SATA drives) will give better performance than one single SATA drive thx
[02:16] <voraistos> a pain in the neck
[02:16] <Dirrtys> php is the future
[02:16] <neonflx> can ne1 even comment         would using linux raid (two SATA drives) will give better performance than one single SATA drive thx
[02:16] <neonflx> oops sorry
[02:17] <KevinOman> Hello! anyone know why I can't manually add or remove anything from the startup list in sessions???
[02:17] <cornell> C is case sensitive.  And, btw, studies of who people program, how they make errors, what language features help them make errors.... C is the worst.   ("The Psychology of Computer Programming", I forget the auther)
[02:17] <scipio> !offtopic
[02:17] <ubotu> #ubuntu is the Ubuntu support channel, #ubuntu+1 supports the development version of Ubuntu and #ubuntu-offtopic is for random chatter. Welcome!
[02:17] <cornell> s/auther/author/
[02:17] <voraistos> iin fact, there is the easy girl you can get in a minute for free, and there is the other one, way more interesting, but requiring clothes upgrades, expensive power (restaurant) supplies, etc ....
[02:17] <cornell> s/who people program/how people program/
[02:18] <cornell> Mea culpa... ubotu
[02:18] <voraistos> cornell: i know. i do program in c. and it is hard, it does crash, i do destroy a few keyboards a day lol
[02:18] <cornell> lol
[02:19] <cornell> Geez, I've only smashed one or two in my career (now 33 years long)
[02:19] <mike6546> how do I use vnc on xubuntu?
[02:19] <mike6546> i installed it and it isn't in my menu or anything
[02:21] <voraistos> cornell: do you know anything about memtest86 and badram ? i am running memtest (for more than one day now) and... i am just wondering if i will have to copy the 102 bad memory adresses by hand. oh, and yeah how much more time it will take as well :O
[02:21] <neonflx> can ne1 even comment         would using linux raid (two SATA drives) will give better performance than one single SATA drive thx
[02:22] <kousotu> anyone know what lirc_gpio is?
[02:22] <hopender_> Grr, How do I get my damn video driver to work, help please? GeForce 8800 GTX
[02:22] <cornell> Well... voraistos, first write them down on a post-it
[02:22] <cornell> ;-)
[02:22] <kousotu> !nvidia | hopender_
[02:22] <ubotu> hopender_: To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[02:22] <voraistos> cornell: that was my fear
[02:22] <markjames> will Ubuntu 7.04 Desktop distro run fine as a server?
[02:22] <MissDjax> is there a way to make the area where to drag a window to resize it bigger ? it's annoying to have to point your cursor on few pixels :o/
[02:23] <Flannel> markjames: it will
[02:23] <mike6546> how do I install vnc on Xubuntu?
[02:23] <justinwray> markjames: As long as you install of the services you want, then sure.
[02:23] <bulmer> mike6546: its a package..so it should be like  apt-get install vnc
[02:23] <kousotu> mike6546: sudo apt-get intall vnc
[02:23] <voraistos> cornell: something i dont like much either is that while it is testing i cant seem to be able to scroll down. i hope my keyboard still works (yep, another victim of my lower quality programming experience)
[02:25] <mike6546> okay i did that but how do i run it?
[02:25] <mike6546> it isnt in my menu
[02:26] <FFighter> ladydoor: Couldn't do what you suggested
[02:26] <ladydoor> FFighter: How come?
[02:26] <voraistos> i thought vnc was just the protocol. you may need a client app or a server daemon
[02:27] <Javid> ubuntu comes with vncviewer as I recall
[02:28] <w0nder> can anyone tell me where the command chown is actually located?
[02:28] <KevinOman> ok ill be back
[02:28] <w0nder> and how can I easily search for things in ubuntu? we're talking terminal style
[02:28] <w0nder> i use ubuntu server
[02:28] <fyrestrtr> w0nder: in /bin
[02:28] <jsleeper> w0nder: run 'which chown'
[02:28] <Flannel> w0nder: the location of chown doesn't matter.  It's in the path
[02:28] <JonaTh> Anyone who has installed Pidgin on Dapper?
[02:28] <fyrestrtr> w0nder: use find to search for things.
[02:28] <w0nder> and now I see the ubuntu-server channel :)
[02:28] <bulmer> w0nder: find command
[02:28] <neonflx> ok will 2 drives on linux raid perform better than one single drive    been that they will be sata drives
[02:29] <Flannel> w0nder: this is the place for support
[02:29] <w0nder> "which" will show me full locations?
[02:29] <voraistos> yep
[02:29] <w0nder> neat
[02:29] <w0nder> thx guys.. learning a lot here
[02:29] <jsleeper> w0nder: looks through all directories in your paths
[02:29] <w0nder> k
[02:30] <z0rz> Is there a way to run a script on logout?
[02:30] <bulmer>  iproute2 expert, help.. what is the difference between ip route add 217.x.x.240/29 dev eth0  and  ip route add 217.x.x.240/29 dev eth0 table public_ip  ? public_ip is a table here
[02:31] <ladydoor> z0rz: Put it in .bash_logout, I believe
[02:31] <voraistos> bulmer /29 subnetting ?
[02:31] <bulmer> yes..its the understanding of that command i seek
[02:31] <z0rz> ladydoor: Even for a desktop logout?
[02:32] <bulmer> voraistos: yes..its the understanding of that command i seek
[02:32] <FFighter> ladydoor: Nevermind... guess I will get back to GUI... this happened after I deinstalled all the X and desktop stuff
[02:32] <ladydoor> z0rz: Oh, you mean when they quit the WM?
[02:32] <FFighter> ladydoor: Do you know by any chances what could be causing this ?
[02:32] <kazol> Flannel: I'm back, I'll post the pastebin url soon.
[02:32] <ladydoor> FFighter: No, but why couldn't you run the command?
[02:32] <ladydoor> FFighter: That might give me some idea...
[02:32] <IndyGunFreak> multiverse: did you have any luck?
[02:32] <z0rz> ladydoor: Yes
[02:32] <FFighter> ladydoor: Couldn't find the correspondent key code
[02:33] <ladydoor> z0rz: Oh...hm. Well, good luck.
[02:33] <FFighter> ladydoor: As I said, too much work, going back to GUI, need some stuff done ASAP and can't bother with it now
[02:33] <z0rz> ladydoor: heh.. thanks
[02:33] <voraistos> bulmer; i am not sure, but obviously this depends on the routing tables needed.
[02:33] <FFighter> ladydoor: THank you for the help anyway!
[02:33] <ladydoor> FFighter: Wait a sec...try again, but this time grep for 53
[02:33] <FFighter> ladydoor: I did grep for 53
[02:33] <kazol> Flannel: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/35862/
[02:34] <ladydoor> FFighter: And nothing came up?
[02:34] <voraistos> bulmer: advanced routing would require the predefined routing table, if you are doing something dodgy.
[02:34] <FFighter> ladydoor: Actually lots of scrolling non-sense (to me) text
[02:34] <FFighter> :P
[02:34] <bulmer> voraistos: my understanding is that just a route to the table..but i dont understand why two similar commands
[02:35] <ladydoor> FFighter: Ah. Well, they should be in order...if you do dumpkeys | less, you should be able to find "keycode 53" in there...if it isn't assigned to anything, try adding a stanza for "slash." Also, can you write a question mark?
[02:35] <Flannel> kazol: Your second line (# lines are comments, they don't count) is your / copy that, remove the errors=remount-ro and change the two things
[02:35] <Flannel> !uuid | kazol
[02:35] <ubotu> kazol: To see a list of your devices/partitions and their corresponding UUID's, run this command in a !shell:  blkid  (see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibAtaForAtaDisks for the rationale behind the transition to UUID)
[02:35] <FFighter> ladydoor: Yes, questio mark I can!
[02:35] <bulmer> voraistos: so you think the first command is adding it to the main table and the 2nd is for the user defined public_ip table?
[02:35] <ladydoor> FFighter: Okay...just a sec
[02:35] <Flannel> kazol: those big numbers (instead of /dev/sda1) are UUIDs.  You can use /dev or UUID in your new line, whichever you prefer
[02:36] <ladydoor> FFighter: Okay, try dumpkeys | grep question
[02:36] <z0rz> When I log into my second user I get: Could not create server lock file: /tmp/.X1-lock
[02:36] <z0rz> (gnome-session:8078): Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:
[02:36] <ladydoor> FFighter: What comes up?
[02:36] <voraistos> bulmer: hmm i wasnt seing it like that, but it could be. i dont exactly do advanced routing.
[02:37] <bulmer> voraistos: oh okay..i been seeking for some advance routing expertise..just to clarify things i read
[02:38] <voraistos> my brain tends to block all incoming packets from /dev/ears for some reason, i guess the best thing you can do is reading the ip route documentation
[02:38] <kazol> Flannel: So I have 2 of those lines, I should rm ",errors=remount-ro" from both?
[02:39] <DeathGod> hi
[02:39] <toyimp> I'm having a problem with program windows.. I can't move them at all
[02:40] <kazol> Flannel: So "UUID=bbfb28c1-8baf-4407-8aae-def237bf92f1 /               ext3    defaults,errors=remount-ro 0       1" should become "UUID=bbfb28c1-8baf-4407-8aae-def237bf92f1 /               ext3    defaults 0       1"?
[02:40] <IndyGunFreak> toyimp: using beryl?
[02:40] <toyimp> IndyGunFreak, Compiz
[02:40] <IndyGunFreak> toyimp: ask in #ubuntu-effects, i've heard that before, but don't know the solution
[02:40] <toyimp> k thanks
[02:40] <voraistos> even with Alt ? toyimp
[02:41] <DeathGod> Today I received a Ubuntu CD, but it wont work
[02:41] <toyimp> voidmage, alt doesn't do anything either
[02:41] <JonaTh> Amarok says: xine was unable to initialize any audio drivers.
[02:41] <Esteth> DeathGod: We really need more information than "it wont work"
[02:42] <JonaTh> How do I fix the soundcard driver?
[02:42] <Esteth> Jonath: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=102064
[02:42] <DeathGod> Esteth the cdrom cant find it, it doesnt display anything about that I have inserted a CD
[02:42] <voraistos> id say you need to configure xine and or amarok
[02:43] <whileimhere> Hi. I have a ACER 5100-3357. When I do the ifconfig -a command in a terminal it shows me that I have an etho0 for my wired network and a LO for my loopback but it does not show me my wireless card. Is there anyway that I can get it to recognize my laptops wireless card?
[02:43] <JonaTh> Thankse
[02:43] <fyrestrtr> whileimhere: first, check LaptopTestingTeam pages to see if someone has already configured your laptop
[02:43] <fyrestrtr> whileimhere: if nothing is there, then check !wifi for information on how to get your wifi working.
[02:43] <Esteth> DeathGod: Strange. Are you trying to boot from it, or is it just not showing up in windows?
[02:43] <whileimhere> Can you please give me a URL.
[02:43] <cybybuddy> whileimhere, is ur wireless card an atheros?
[02:44] <whileimhere> YES cybybuddy
[02:44] <fyrestrtr> !wifi | whileimhere here you go
[02:44] <ubotu> whileimhere here you go: Wireless documentation can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs
[02:44] <DeathGod> Esteth tried in windows and when the computer boots
[02:44] <cybybuddy> whileimhere, u can try madwifi (didnt work here) and the ndiswrapper
[02:45] <Esteth> DeathGod: Very strange. perhaps you have a DVD instead of a CD or something?
[02:45] <cybybuddy> im running my wireless card with ndiswrapper
[02:45] <whileimhere> cybyBuddy: Is there something special about them? Dis you get it to work at all?
[02:45] <hopender_> I need somebody with a brain to help me, i've followed the nvidia install guide but I Get an error saying the kernals are diffrent or something but yet it says my card is compatable with 7.04 so wth how do I fix this error, I keep having to go back to vesa to fix it. Please help
[02:45] <Squalish> Ubuntu newbie here. My question involves the fact that after initially having my LCD set in portrait mode, that setting seems to have gotten stuck. I can set it to landscape mode just fine, but on reboot it always ends up in portrait mode, whether I tell it "set as default" or not. Any ideas?
[02:45] <cybybuddy> its working fine here..
[02:46] <cybybuddy> try ndiswrapper.. wait a moment, whileimhere
[02:46] <Flannel> kazol: No.  Only edit the new line.
[02:46] <whileimhere> cybyBuddy: Holding onto a greased rail here.
[02:46] <DeathGod> Esteth hmm I dunno, cause I received it in the mail from the Ubuntu homepage
[02:46] <Esteth> hopender_: i've always had great luck with "envy" for graphics drivers, although it's not officially supported
[02:47] <Flannel> kazol: That says, for the root file system, if we've got issues with it, we'll mount it anyway, just read only.  For the extra stuff, we don't really care about it too much.
[02:47] <Flannel> kazol: So we're using that as a template fo rour new line, but we do need to remove that (except for that bit, we're what we want for all other partitions)
[02:47] <hopender_> Esteth: But I want my nvidia installed >.<
[02:48] <Esteth> hopender_: I don't understand.
[02:48] <hopender_> Esteth: Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTX I need its driver installed
[02:48] <hopender_> But I don't know how
[02:48] <Esteth> hopender_: Yes, and i've allways had great luck with envy.
[02:48] <nosebleed> Howdy guys, I'm using Gutsy... and I have an nvidia CK804 with the forcedeth driver... and my connection is slowwwwwwwwwwwww
[02:48] <Flannel> nosebleed: #ubuntu+1 for gutsy support
[02:48] <hopender_> Esteth: Your making no sence
[02:49] <ladydoor> hopender_: So I take it the free nv driver is unacceptable for you? Just to make sure you know that option's available...
[02:49] <nosebleed> Flannel, ok, danke
[02:49] <Esteth> hopender_: That grabs the right drivers for the card, in this case 'nvidia', installs the nvidia-settings pannel, and mods your xorg.conf to use the new drivers
[02:49] <kazol> Flannel: So "UUID=bbfb28c1-8baf-4407-8aae-def237bf92f1 /               ext3    defaults,errors=remount-ro 0       1" should become "UUID=bbfb28c1-8baf-4407-8aae-def237bf92f1 /               ext3    defaults 0       1"?
[02:49] <cybybuddy> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=31926 < whileimhere
[02:49] <hopender_> esteth: Where do I get it and how do I install it
[02:49] <Flannel> kazol: no.  DONT change that line at all.  Copy it, then modify the copy to suit your needs.
[02:50] <kazol> Flannel: Sorry, I'm not understanding you. So make a second copy of that line?
[02:50] <cybybuddy> whileimhere, but u will use ur wireless windows xp driver to run it.. dunno if its an atheros ar5007eg too.. check it first and use ur driver..
[02:50] <Esteth> hopender_: http://albertomilone.com/ubuntu/nvidia/scripts/envy_0.9.7-0ubuntu8_all.deb just open that file, and synaptic/packagemanager will install for you
[02:51] <hopender_> Esteth: What do I do when its installed?
[02:51] <Flannel> kazol: http://paste.ubuntu-nl.org/35867/
[02:51] <whileimhere> I see.  cybyBuddy: We will give it a shot adn get right back to you.
[02:51] <Esteth> hopender_: run envy from apps>system tools>envy. you can also get a terminal interface with "sudo envy" at the terminal
[02:51] <Flannel> kazol: One line is for each partition, we're adding a partition, so we add a line
[02:52] <Flannel> !away > voraistos
[02:52] <cybybuddy> ok, whileimhere
[02:52] <hopender_> Esteth: Thanks, where can I find this if I ever have to re-install linux, I know I won't remember that link lol
[02:53] <Rabiddog> Anyone know of any software that can read resierfs partition from windows vista?
[02:53] <kazol> Flannel: So just add that "/dev/sdb1 /mountpoint ext3 defaults 0 2" line?
[02:53] <Esteth> hopender_: albertomilone.com
[02:53] <Esteth> hopender_: or, of course, a google search for "envy nvidia graphics drivers ubuntu" or something like that
[02:53] <Flannel> kazol: yes.  That'll mount /dev/sdb1 to /mountpoint, with the correct options
[02:53] <scottDkoDer> Does anyone know why Sessions would not save a user added entry? This is strange
[02:54] <hopender_> Esteth: Thanks esteth, you've been a BIG help
[02:54] <l-fy> Kurt von Finck
[02:54] <l-fy> ?
[02:54] <KevinOman> hello anyone know why I cannot save any new startup items under sessions, I can't remove any either
[02:54] <IndyGunFreak> Esteth: did [you install 64bit?
[02:54] <scottDkoDer> KevinOman: Keep asking periodically
[02:54] <Esteth> hopender_: np. as a word of caution, you should backup your /etc/X11/xorg.conf before you run envy, in case you end up unable to boot X
[02:55] <KevinOman> ok
[02:55] <ladydoor> KevinOman: Are you talking about your GDM/KDM/XDM login screen "sessions"?
[02:55] <scottDkoDer> Does anyone know why Sessions would not save a user added entry?
[02:55] <w0nder> anyone know how I would set a user's password at the same command line I use to add them?
[02:55] <Esteth> IndyGunFreak: No. I don't like having issues with drivers and such on a 64bit OS, and only have 2GB of memory, so i don't really need 64bit at the moment
[02:55] <w0nder> or the command to change anothe ruser's password? (done as sudo of course)
[02:55] <south01> hello, are there any programs to let me download multiple files from rapidshare
[02:55] <Flannel> w0nder: passwd
[02:55] <wiredoptix> Hi, what may i use to burn my .avi files to work on a DVD?
[02:55] <KevinOman> ladydoor: the sessions link under system>preferences>sessions
[02:55] <scottDkoDer> ladydoor: He can add a session, but it does not 'save' it
[02:55] <IndyGunFreak> Esteth: someone hit yo9u with a common sense stick, huh?
[02:56] <w0nder> flannel: I dont want to change my password, I want to set a new user's password
[02:56] <ladydoor> w0nder: Doesn't adduser prompt for a password? And you can do "sudo passwd username" to change it later...
[02:56] <scottDkoDer> ladydoor: Kevin can add a sessions entry, but it does not 'save' it
[02:56] <Flannel> w0nder: `sudo -u username passwd`  would do passwd as said user, or sudo passwd username, would do it from within passwd
[02:56] <Esteth> IndyGunFreak: I don't understand what you mean, sorry.
[02:57] <w0nder> Flannel: I got it.. its a passwd option
[02:57] <ladydoor> KevinOman: scottDkoDer: Oh. Yeah, sorry, I have nothing on that...
[02:57] <w0nder> Flannel: gotcha
[02:57] <scottDkoDer> Does anyone know why Sessions would not save a user added entry?
[02:57] <IndyGunFreak> Esteth: lol, just a bad joke on my part.
[02:57] <Joeb454> other than this irc channel, is there any other ways to get involved that people would recommend
[02:57] <z0rz> Hmm.. when I logout ... XGL still has it's /tmp/.X0-lock files in place... So when I login to another user, it fails to login.  If I delete the lock files it boots fine.  Does anyone know how I can fix this?
[02:57] <IndyGunFreak> Joeb454: the forum maybe.
[02:57] <IndyGunFreak> !forum
[02:57] <ubotu> The Ubuntu forums can be found at http://www.ubuntuforums.org
[02:57] <wiredoptix> Hi, what may i use to burn my .avi files to work on a DVD R without converting .avi.
[02:57] <ladydoor> Joeb454: The forum, spreading the word to people still trapped in proprietary OS's, maintaining a package...
[02:57] <Flannel> Joeb454: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate
[02:57] <Esteth> Joeb454: http://www.ubuntu.com/community/participate
[02:58] <Esteth> Flannel beat me to it :P
[02:58] <Joeb454> lol, thanks i'll give it a look :)
[02:58] <scottDkoDer> Does anyone know why Sessions would not save a user added entry?
[02:58] <KevinOman> scottDkoDer: take a look at this https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/12430
[02:58] <scottDkoDer> KevinOman: looking
[02:58] <KevinOman> scottDkoDer: I wonder if that may help me
[02:58] <Flannel> !repeat | scottDkoDer
[02:58] <ubotu> scottDkoDer: Don't feel ignored and repeat your question quickly; if nobody knows your answer, nobody will answer you. You can search https://help.ubuntu.com or http://wiki.ubuntu.com while you wait. Also see !patience
[02:59] <madera> What is Ubuntu's "inittab" equivalent?
[02:59] <madera> I want to disable gdm from booting up automatically.
[02:59] <Flannel> !bum | madera