[02:59] <josh__> just out of curioutsity, in amixer/alsamixer, do you have any settings muted or the volume down on? like mine for instance... i didn't get sound because my surround center was down... i dont have surround sound at all
[02:59] <Orkie> it isn't so important important for me because i'm behind a router which forwards no ports to my PC
[03:00] <josh__> s/curioutsity/curiousity
[03:00] <blizzkid> josh__, every slider I can change is at 100%
[03:01] <defrysk> blizzkid, check the mute buttons
[03:01] <defrysk> anything muted ?
[03:01] <josh__> and you have attempted to change sound from open system to esd to alsa and none of them work?
[03:02] <blizzkid> defrysk, only "external amplifier is muted now, but even unmuting that doesn't change anything"
[03:02] <seelen> please help, Ubuntu startup hangs when gnome starts ... is afresh instaltion ... any suggest??
[03:02] <defrysk> blizzkid, in gnome your output should be set to esd check that also
[03:03] <blizzkid> josh__, I've only tested with the base install so far, didn't try any other yet, as I'm not quite sure how to do that
[03:03] <blizzkid> defrysk, it is
[03:03] <abarbaccia> how can i use sed to insert a line to the end of a file
[03:03] <abarbaccia> ?
[03:03] <timo90> HIi my key board lay out is a bit messed up what can i do
[03:03] <defrysk> blizzkid, dang ! :(
[03:04] <Orkie> abarbaccia: i would use echo
[03:04] <abarbaccia> Orkie, what if i need sudo to touch the file
[03:04] <Orkie> abarbaccia: try "sudo echo blah >> file"
[03:04] <asc> seelen: Kinda hard to tell what the problem is.  Have you tried reinstalling?
[03:04] <Orkie> backup the file first though :)
[03:04] <abarbaccia> Orkie, doesn't work
[03:05] <Orkie> odd, it should work...
[03:05] <Orkie> try sudo -s
[03:05] <Orkie> that will give you a rot shell
[03:05] <Orkie> *root
[03:05] <abarbaccia> can't script with sudo -s
[03:05] <seelen> asc, yes is my 3rd installation
[03:05] <Renan_s2> try 'sudo sh -c "echo blah >> file" '
[03:05] <seelen> asc, same problem in all .... the unique change is the integrated ati video card configuration
[03:06] <josh__> blizzkid: u got amarok installed?
[03:06] <asc> seelen: Ah.  It works until you try to configure the card?
[03:06] <seelen> asc, but is the only way to see my screen in the correct resolution
[03:06] <asc> Or, until after you configure it and start X more likely.
[03:06] <blizzkid> josh__, installing right now
[03:07] <josh__> rgr
[03:07] <josh__> once u got it, load it up and try playing something
[03:07] <josh__> if it dont work, lemme know
[03:07] <blizzkid> k
[03:07] <seelen> asc, ok look this ... at this momment I'm in a xinit console started in X :1
[03:07] <josh__> dapper vs. edgy.....why is edgy better?
[03:07] <seelen> asc, and works fine ... only when I try to login from gdm the sistem hangs
[03:07] <Orkie> i don't think there is anything new and exiting left for me to try :(
[03:08] <Orkie> josh__: it isn't hugely different
[03:08] <asc> seelen: Ouch.  I don't know much about ATI support, except that it's... not very good.
[03:08] <Orkie> looks a bit nicer possibly
[03:08] <josh__> rgr
[03:08] <Orkie> ati support is fine
[03:08] <josh__> ati is fine... nvidia is the one i had probs with
[03:08] <Orkie> even if it doesn't make best use of the video hardware
[03:08] <Orkie> ati *used* to be awful
[03:08] <seelen> asc, and is not a gnome problem because with xfce the error is the same
[03:09] <seelen> asc, what can I do ??
[03:09] <asc> Orkie: Does that mean you can help him?
[03:09] <VigoFusion> I have like 3 pages of ATI bkmarked, still have yet to install the driver though.
[03:09] <seelen> Orkie, yes orkie ... help me please
[03:09] <josh__> seelen: what exactly is ur problem? you cant get to gdm?
[03:10] <Orkie> installing ati binary drivers?
[03:10] <mamzers555> DCC SEND "string" 0 0 0
[03:10] <seelen> josh__, I logon from gdm and the sitems hangs
[03:10] <blizzkid> josh__, it plays, but no sound
[03:10] <Orkie> seelen: followed this guide? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI#head-c966b2cb7c82944d6883f27a2896725db3b90a3a
[03:10] <josh__> have you done a dpkg -reconfigure gdm or whatever that command is
[03:10] <josh__> xorg maybe
[03:10] <Orkie> that 'just worked' for me
[03:11] <josh__> blizzkid: ok lemme load mine up and walk u through some stuff
[03:11] <Sissy> hmm maybe some help in german here?
[03:11] <jrib> !de | Sissy
[03:11] <ubotu> Sissy: Deutschsprachige Hilfe fuer Probleme mit Ubuntu, Kubuntu und Edubuntu finden Sie in den Kanaelen #ubuntu-de, #kubuntu-de, #xubuntu-de und #edubuntu-de
[03:11] <defrysk> blizzkid, what app do you use to play music with ?
[03:11] <josh__> go to settings, configure amarok
[03:11] <family> MY TWO YEAR OLD SON NEEDS A BETTER MOUSE CURSOR
[03:12] <mamzers555> MenZaLap; what router do you have?
[03:12] <jrib> !caps | family
[03:12] <ubotu> family: PLEASE DON'T SHOUT! We can read lowercase too.
[03:12] <family> WAHT XCFE SETTINGS CHANGETHAT?//
[03:12] <blizzkid> defrysk, tried totem and now amarok
[03:12] <seelen> sorry for my ignarance but the system works fine from xinit console statup (manual startup)
[03:12] <CaptainMorgan> Orkie, alt<#>
[03:12] <family> sorry
[03:12] <mamzers555> LinAsH; what router do you have?
[03:12] <CaptainMorgan> alt<#of tab>
[03:12] <CaptainMorgan> sweet
[03:12] <Orkie> ah :)
[03:12] <mamzers555> CaptainMorgan; what router do you have?
[03:12] <CaptainMorgan> now if I could just find a collapsabl region plugin....
[03:12] <josh__> blizzkid: once u get there, click the playback tab, change the output plugin to something different, apply and hit ok
[03:13] <josh__> then try playing again
[03:13] <Sasuke> hmm how do i get CGI on to ubuntu
[03:13] <CaptainMorgan> mamzers555, netgear
[03:13] <CaptainMorgan> why?
[03:13] <Orkie> the ati binary drivers give 6800FPS in glx gears with an x600, so not bad
[03:13] <alindeman> mamzers555: Hmm, please don't send exploits on freenode
[03:13] <mamzers555> yes i know
[03:13] <Orkie> i can play neverwinter nights will all the options turned on
[03:13] <mamzers555> alindeman; sorry couldn't belive it
[03:13] <inc|freaky> hi all. does someone know how i can jump to the end of a file in vi/vim?
[03:13] <family> Any downloads for more graphic mouse cursors??? in gnome or xcfe???
[03:13] <asc> family: start xfce-settings-show, click on 'mouse', click on the 'cursor' tab, and you should be able to select a cursor theme
[03:13] <jrib> inc|freaky: G
[03:13] <inc|freaky> thx
[03:13] <josh__> keep trying the options till u run out or it works
[03:13] <flox> blizzkid: are u on dual-boot with windows?
[03:14] <defrysk> family, gnome-look.org
[03:14] <blizzkid> nopes flox, ubuntu only
[03:14] <mamzers555> CaptainMorgan; you should connnect to irc with another port, try 8001 on freenode, because a simple command can disconnect you
[03:14] <family> I checked the xfce settings; no cursor tab!
[03:14] <blizzkid> josh__, can't find what you mean
[03:14] <mamzers555> CaptainMorgan; sorry, i was the gyu how tested it and your line get killed
[03:14] <flox> blizzkid: ok, bec i had such problem when sound was muted on Windows on my laptop.
[03:14] <josh__> opps
[03:14] <josh__> engine i mean
[03:15] <blizzkid> k, hold on
[03:15] <josh__> not playback tab
[03:15] <asc> family: What, even under the 'mouse' sub-control-panel thing?
[03:15] <grunger> I'm planning on switching to Ubuntu Edgy Eft, but my Modem Drivers are not Recommended for kernel versions <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>, However, <IP_ADDRESS>+ Versions are supported. Can anybody tell me the last number in Ubuntu's Edgy Eft Kernel Version (2.6.17.x)
[03:15] <blizzkid> josh__, I only have "xine engine" available
[03:15] <CaptainMorgan> Im using hydra on another laptop.. while developing on a ubuntu laptop with no wireless :( ... how do i change ports in hydra?
[03:15] <asc> family: did you install ubuntu of xubuntu?  I'm pretty sure at least a few come by default with a standard install.
[03:16] <family> I installed both
[03:16] <blizzkid> oh, wait, my mistake, output plugin
[03:16] <josh__> yep, one section down u will see "output plugin"
[03:16] <intelikey> i'm having an issue with booting sda, it seems that it will boot fine for 20 or 30 times then it fails miserably no boot prompt or nothing  just  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO for half a screen full and hangs.  that condition remains until i reinstall the boot loader.  anyone ever seen this before ?
[03:16] <josh__> tlol
[03:16] <what_if> Any idea why I get this error:
[03:16] <what_if> bash: ./el-13bash: ./el-132.x86.linux.static: No such file or directory
[03:16] <josh__> yep :)
[03:16] <family> I run my son's user account as Xcfe
[03:16] <family> asc I checked the settings no cursor
[03:16] <Orkie> grunger: 2.6.17-10
[03:16] <josh__> change the speaker arrangement also
[03:17] <grunger> Awesome. Thank You @ Orkie
[03:17] <josh__> change to stereo 2.0 unless you have something different
[03:17] <what_if> is there any reason that I would not be able to execute a program that I unzipped into /opt? I am running as root and is executable
[03:17] <blizzkid> none of them produce any sound, and esd fails
[03:17] <Vorbote> grunger: the kernel number doesn't match the vainilla kernel, because the ubuntu kernel has in fact 1.6.18 backports included.
[03:18] <roryy> what_if: do you get any error message when you try to run it from the command-line ?
[03:18] <Vorbote> grunger: 2.6.18 (typo, typo!)
[03:18] <alecjw> something's asking me to select rausb0 for the first rt2570 card, rausb1 for the second rt2570 card etc. how do i do this?
[03:18] <what_if> roryy: yes... "No such file or directory"
[03:18] <Singre> I'm using Dapper, edited my sources.list to temporarily point to Edgy so I could get Firefox 2.0.  Now I have ff2, but I can't open ssl/https pages, how come?
[03:18] <asc> family: Uh, funky.  Somebody earlier mentioned gnome-look.org... I suppose that's probably your best bet if there aren't any preinstalled
[03:19] <blizzkid> josh__, esd gives error, rest plays, but no sound
[03:19] <Orkie> off now, bye
[03:19] <what_if> roryy: but when I do ls, the file is there
[03:19] <roryy> what_if: try putting './' in front of the executable name
[03:19] <what_if> roryy: did that
[03:19] <roryy> what_if: what does 'file <command-name>' tell you?
[03:19] <what_if> roryy: ./el-132.x86.linux.static: No such file or directory
[03:20] <what_if> el-132.x86.linux.static: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.2.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), for GNU/Linux 2.2.0, not stripped
[03:20] <what_if>
[03:20] <roryy> what_if: hmm. how about 'ldd ./el-132.x86.linux.static' ?
[03:21] <roryy> what_if: please don't paste more than 2 lines here
[03:21] <rioghal> is it possible to have a different wallpaper on each workspace
[03:21] <what_if> roryy: /usr/bin/ldd: line 171: /lib/ld-linux.so.2: No such file or directory
[03:22] <alecjw> something's asking me to select rausb0 for the first rt2570 card, rausb1 for the second rt2570 card etc. how do i do this?
[03:22] <jrib> rioghal: assuming you are using GNOME, google for  'wallpapoz'
[03:22] <roryy> what_if: hrm. something doesn't feel right here
[03:22] <what_if> roryy: I know
[03:22] <rioghal> jrib, thanks
[03:22] <roryy> what_if: does 'ldd /bin/ls' work?
[03:22] <what_if> roryy: yes, no errors
[03:23] <what_if> roryy: you think mabey a corrupt download ?
[03:23] <roryy> what_if: i'm sorry, i'm really not sure.  I've never seen that ldd error before
[03:24] <what_if> roryy: I'll try re-downloading the .zip and reinstall it.
[03:24] <afief> I'm trying to add arabic layout to ubuntu, but i can't seem to write anything in arabic
[03:24] <Khaled> hey all got a bit of an edgy xorg problem and was wondering if anyone's got a minute
[03:24] <rioghal> jrib, thats exactly what i was looking for :)
[03:24] <intelikey> i'm having an issue with booting sda, it seems that it will boot fine for 20 or 30 times then it fails miserably   just  LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO for half a screen full and hangs.  that condition remains until i reinstall the boot loader.  (i can boot another disk and there disk tests fine the system runs fine, only the mbr is affected) also badblocks finds not one bad on the whole disk.  anyone ever seen this before ?   clues ?
[03:25] <what_if> intelikey: its pissible that the MBR has problems
[03:25] <josh__> no idea intelikey
[03:25] <what_if> intelikey: how old is the HD ?
[03:25] <Khaled> I've posted it on the ubuntu forums but doesn't seem anyone's got any ideas, so I'm trying in vain here before I have to switch to another linux flavour or in the very last resort back to windows (which I seriously do not want to do)
[03:25] <Khaled> http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=301082
[03:25] <intelikey> what_if oh 10 years maybe ?
[03:26] <recon0> Is there any way to create a text terminal remote-access to my computer? My problem is that the client computer only has telnet available.
[03:26] <what_if> intelikey: mabey time for a new HD, I have one here with a bad mbr, good drive though
[03:26] <XiXaQ> recon0, install a telnet server.
[03:26] <ady> hello
[03:26] <roryy> !telnetd
[03:26] <ubotu> telnetd: The telnet server. In component universe, is optional. Version 0.17-32 (edgy), package size 39 kB, installed size 140 kB
[03:26] <intelikey> what_if but does badblocks see the error on the mbr ?
[03:26] <LinuxHelp> How do I increase the default size of /dev/shm? Its currently on 505M but I want more like 600M
[03:27] <what_if> intelikey: if you can get the manufacturers diagnostic software it _may_ test the mbr area
[03:27] <what_if> intelikey: no, badblocks does not check the mbr
[03:27] <roryy> recon0: if the client is on windows, I'd recommend trying out putty (for ssh instead)
[03:27] <intelikey> what_if but mbr is just the first block....
[03:28] <recon0> roryy: I have no influence or installation privliges.
[03:28] <josh__> intelikey: yes, but like he said... it doesn't check the mbr
[03:28] <intelikey> anyway thanks for the input.
[03:28] <roryy> what_if: what if (!) one runs 'badblocks /dev/sda' instead of 'badblocks /dev/sda1' ?
[03:28] <josh__> do you have windows?
[03:28] <intelikey> josh__ no
[03:28] <what_if> intelikey: ok, you are testing the whole drive I take it
[03:28] <josh__> whelp nevermind then lol
[03:28] <roryy> recon0: well, telnetd is available. putty is a helluva good telnet/ssh client, though
[03:28] <intelikey> josh__ badblocks /dev/sda doesn't test block 0 ?
[03:29] <alecjw> something's asking me to select rausb0 for the first rt2570 card, rausb1 for the second rt2570 card etc. how do i do this?
[03:29] <intelikey> what_if suresly
[03:29] <VigoFusion> fix mbr? or is that a win/dos only
[03:29] <roryy> aargh. another thunderstorm
[03:29] <afief> How do i add extra languages to ubuntu(typing hebrew for example) ?
[03:29] <intelikey> VigoFusion @ me ?
[03:30] <VigoFusion> Whoever had the MBR problem
[03:30] <what_if> intelikey: well either way I have seen this problem before, it was my sisters semi-new computer would just lose the mbr
[03:30] <roryy> intelikey: it does sound a hardware problem, don't you think?  I can't imagine the mbr is written to very often -- only when installing an os or maybe when partitioning
[03:30] <intelikey> VigoFusion no M$ crap here.  and yes running lilo again fixes it    but in about 20 boots it's back to the same error
[03:31] <afief> How do i add extra languages to ubuntu(typing hebrew for example) ?
[03:31] <intelikey> roryy no partition here either.
[03:31] <VigoFusion> Maybe the MFT wich means Hardware is in error then.
[03:32] <roryy> intelikey: my point is it's not like there's anything in Ubuntu (or anything else) routinely writing to the mbr; if it breaks, it sounds like a hardware failure
[03:33] <blizzkid> josh__, no ideas left?
[03:33] <intelikey> roryy yeah i got that.  just wondering why the first block would be bad and badblocks in read/write mode cant find it.
[03:33] <Vidar_> I'm having problem with my soundMax sound card. I get sound, but I also get this high pitched constant tone. Furthermore, if I adjust the volume, I have to restart to get the sound working again.
[03:33] <iskywalker> hi!
[03:33] <roryy> intelikey: well, you said it only failed every 20 or so boots
[03:33] <iskywalker> i get
[03:33] <iskywalker> emacs: Cannot connect to X server <IP_ADDRESS>:0.0.
[03:33] <iskywalker> Check the DISPLAY environment variable or use `-d'.
[03:33] <iskywalker> Also use the `xhost' program to verify that it is set to permit
[03:33] <afief> How do i add extra languages to ubuntu(typing hebrew for example) ?
[03:33] <iskywalker> connections from your machine.
[03:33] <intelikey> yes i haven't counted but between 20 and 30
[03:33] <josh__> wait... 20-30...
[03:34] <iskywalker> i set in the  the macne xhost +
[03:34] <iskywalker> what could it be?
[03:34] <josh__> maybe your hd check is killin it
[03:34] <jatt> iskywalker: use ssh -X
[03:34] <roryy> intelikey: p'raps run badblocks many (50?) times, or tweak how badblocks does it's testing.  Maybe it's a time-to-failure type thing
[03:34] <jatt> iskywalker: ssh -X -l login machine_where_emacs_is_installed
[03:34] <FurryNemesis> Vidar_, got a built-in microphone?
[03:34] <jatt> iskywalker: then run emacs, no need to use xhost
[03:34] <intelikey> josh__ there ya go.   you may be on it.
[03:34] <josh__> cuz my harddrives get forced to be checked every 30 mounts
[03:34] <Vidar_> FurryNemesis, No, I don't think so...
[03:35] <roryy> i can't believe that fsck would touch the mbr
[03:35] <intelikey> i'll force a check and see if it kills it.
[03:35] <FurryNemesis> Vidar_, it's a laptop or a desktop, your machine?
[03:35] <intelikey> thanks for the thought guys.
[03:35] <deema> anybody here use islsm?
[03:35] <iskywalker> jatt i already used -X
[03:35] <Vidar_> FurryNemesis, Desktop
[03:35] <FurryNemesis> oh, right
[03:35] <FurryNemesis> er
[03:35] <Vidar_> and the problem didn't occur yesterday
[03:36] <rioghal> im thinking of buying a video card but i would like to know if it is compatible before buying it is there a hardware compat list for ubuntu
[03:36] <FurryNemesis> Vidar_, try reducing the PCM level in the sound options menu
[03:36] <FurryNemesis> mine got randomly messed up and that was the problem
[03:36] <Vidar_> got rid of the tone...
[03:37] <afief> How do i add extra languages to ubuntu(typing hebrew for example) ?
[03:37] <Vidar_> Crap! Got rid of the rest of the sound too
[03:37] <jatt> ok
[03:38] <jatt> it works here though. Problably your remote machine is messing with DISPLAY. Or something else.
[03:38] <recon0> Would anybody here happen to know how to setup/configure telnetd?
[03:38] <Vidar_> this happens everytime I try to change any volume settings
[03:38] <jatt> recon0: why do you want to install telnetd instead of sshd?
[03:39] <fragment> I am trying to find /etc/mkinitramfs/modules but my edgy ubuntu does not have that
[03:39] <fragment> it has a /etc/mkinitramfs but not as a directory
[03:39] <recon0> jatt: The client computer has no ssh compat, I have no privliges to install, the sysadmin isn't about to, so all I have is telnetd.
[03:39] <VigoFusion> Who asked Language Q?
[03:40] <rioghal> VigoFusion, afief did
[03:40] <VigoFusion> I see on Ubuntu site a MoinMoin
[03:41] <afief> VigoFusion, i did
[03:41] <VigoFusion> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HelpOnLanguages?highlight=%28languages%29
[03:41] <alecjw> how can i make firefox use a proxy?
[03:41] <asc> recon0: Well, sshd works with just an apt-get install, so probably telnetd will do the same....
[03:41] <alecjw> never mind, sorted it :)
[03:41] <VigoFusion> Look at that link afief
[03:42] <afief> VigoFusion, sir, yes sir
[03:42] <cowoxs> hai........
[03:42] <Dame> hello, Ive started Ubuntu 5.10 livecd but I need to burn a CD with the same CD-ROM. Is it possible to copy and remount the CD on other place on the hdd, or load the app and force the CD to come out?
[03:43] <deema> hm
[03:43] <blizzkid> this no-sound issue drives me mad
[03:43] <Neunoi> Hi
[03:43] <VigoFusion> I am not certain it is what you require, but it is about different languages, its a start to a solution.
[03:43] <alecjw> actaully, what form is a proxy in, is it http://username:password@domnain:port/ ?
[03:43] <afief> VigoFusion, This page talks about customizing the user interface, i only need to type in a different language. i prefer an english UI
[03:44] <VigoFusion> afief: Oh ok, let me look some more....
[03:44] <Neunoi> I'm trying to have 2 different resolution with the computer and an other for the tvout with ati, and i'm experiencing some problem. Can someone help me please ?
[03:45] <afief> VigoFusion: sure. thanks for your help
[03:45] <Khaled> quick one, after I log in I only get like 1/4 of the screen showing, (ie everyting has been blown up to 4 times and I can only see the top left hand corner of the screen, any ideas how to solve this?
[03:48] <VigoFusion> afief: is Rosetta sorta what you are looking for?
[03:48] <eniac_petrov> hi all
[03:49] <eniac_petrov> please, help me about this:
[03:49] <eniac_petrov> http://xs209.xs.to/xs209/06466/Screensho123t.png
[03:49] <rioghal> found it  if anyone is looking for a list of hardware that works with ubuntu look here https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport
[03:50] <Singre> In Gnome, how do I remove ie. the "auto-update" thing from the notification area?  All I want to see there is stuff I've put there myself, so how can I remove the things the system puts there by default?
[03:50] <janitor_x> eniac_petrov, what does it says in english?
[03:50] <VigoFusion> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HelpOnLanguages?highlight=%28languages%29https://features.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/language-packs-for-universe  That might be a help.
[03:51] <deema> I lub Windows!
[03:51] <janitor_x> eniac_petrov, go back to hard disk partitioning... delete the hdc2 and re-create it... then confirm the operation... you can now choose the hdc2 as your / partition
[03:53] <eniac_petrov> janitor_x: 10x a lot. I have ubuntu 6.06, but i can't update it :) . And. excuse me for my english
[03:53] <shiv> how to setup local server on ubuntu?
[03:54] <janitor_x> you are welcome eniac_petrov
[03:54] <eniac_petrov> :)
[03:55] <VigoFusion> eniac_petrov: Have you read the How to Update?
[03:57] <eniac_petrov> VigoFusion: no. but I have also bugs with some libraries, forgotten mysql password... :D
[03:57] <dv5237> i would like a new gnome theme so im browsing on gnome-look.org but what sould i look for GTK 1.x or GTK 2.x? sorry never done this before.
[03:57] <jrib> dv5237: you probably want 2.x
[03:58] <jrib> dv5237: and the metacity ones are for window borders if you are interested in that as well
[03:58] <eniac_petrov> yes. and metacity - for the window's toolbars
[03:58] <eniac_petrov> *borders
[03:58] <eniac_petrov> jrib: :D you was first...
[03:58] <jrib> :)
[03:59] <VigoFusion> eniac_petrov: I am a totall Linux newb, will a reversion help? like from a backup?
[03:59] <timo90> Can any one help in configuring my DBV-T card
[03:59] <eniac_petrov> VigoFusion: look at http://ubuntuguide.org
[04:00] <eniac_petrov> watch the "Revolution OS " movie
[04:00] <timo90> DVB-T *
[04:00] <eniac_petrov> and ask us :)
[04:00] <intelikey> guys update.  i don't think it's fsck that's hosing the mbr   the mount count shows 15 and max count -1   so it wasn't tested before it failed to boot.     idk  maybe it is hardware.  but what ?   the disk and badblocks just cant find it ?
[04:01] <asc> Is there any way to run the GNOME menu bars as a seperate application? (like, under a different window manager or something)
[04:01] <VigoFusion> Neato site, Thank you
[04:02] <eniac_petrov> asc, maybe it will be possibly with gdesklets.
[04:02] <eniac_petrov> Excuse me for my simple english dictionary...
[04:04] <jsilva> hi all, I have a problem, I can not enter in graphical sessions, always return to the login in gdm, in console display Disabling IRQ #201, I need help with that :(
[04:04] <VigoFusion> I like learning things, I forgot half of my life in an accident and learning is always good.
[04:04] <asc> eniac - Maybe.  I'll look into it.
[04:04] <eniac_petrov> asc - there is a desklet :)
[04:05] <eniac_petrov> for it...
[04:05] <asc> Hmm.  I searched for 'menu'...
[04:07] <NET||abuse> hey guys, i'm trying to do up my cv in OOo Writer, i'm having some display problems,, my r's look like they are n's, they have a half with line on the right which makes it look like a math notion type n
[04:07] <NET||abuse> this is at zoon 100% and in Nimbus Sans L, at font size 11
[04:07] <NET||abuse> uhh, i meant zoom 100%
[04:08] <lnostdal> ok - my father has switched from Windows to Ubuntu .. but we're having some issues with playing .avi-files; when clicking on some .avi-files it mentions that "the file might not contain what it's extension indicate .." (or similar) and gives me only one option "Abort" which ..uhm.. does not play the movie ..    is there a way to force nautilus to always play files that "might contain something else"   (i know i can rename the file to fix th
[04:08] <lnostdal> is; but i'm hoping for a permanent and easy solution)
[04:08] <deema> maybe try another player?
[04:08] <eniac_petrov> inostdal, I can hope you with one link
[04:09] <eniac_petrov> wait a second
[04:09] <asc> lnostdal, what player are you using?
[04:09] <lnostdal> i'm pretty certain it's not the player
[04:09] <Digichrome> Hello. Could someone point me to a good beginners document on how apt works? I can install and upgrade packages but I don't really understand how it's working in the background. Thanks.
[04:09] <lnostdal> the player can play the file just fine; it seems that it is a check that is performed in nautilus that does not start the player
[04:09] <pirast> !apt | Digichrome
[04:09] <ubotu> Digichrome: 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)
[04:09] <eniac_petrov> asc: he is newbie, maybe using the default player - totem, I think...
[04:10] <lnostdal> yes, it's totem
[04:10] <jrib> lnostdal: it has to do with the freedesktop mime files.  That extension doesn't match up with the actual filetype.  I don't know how to disable that check.  You could add the extension to the mime files... but that's not very nice either
[04:10] <lnostdal> jrib, right - i believe that is the issue
[04:10] <Digichrome> Ubotu: Thank you! What do you mean by seeing !Synaptic? Not sure what the syntax means.
[04:10] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about Thank you! What do you mean by seeing !Synaptic? Not sure what the syntax means. - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[04:10] <pirast> Digichrome, also have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Repositories/Ubuntu
[04:11] <pirast> !Synaptic | Digichrome
[04:11] <ubotu> Digichrome: synaptic is Ubuntu's Graphical Package Manager. For a good howto see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto
[04:11] <asc> lnostdal: Well, I've never run into that error, but I've never used totem, either.
[04:11] <xst> Can anyone explain why bug #58721 apparently is being ignored by the ubuntu team, even though it is a complete showstopper for Matrox owners? ()https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-mga/+bug/58721
[04:12] <lnostdal> asc, it does not matter what player i set it to use as default - this happens before the player is even started :)
[04:12] <pirast> bug 58721
[04:12] <pirast> no ubotu here :-(
[04:12] <eniac_petrov> inostdal, look at this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[04:12] <Digichrome> pirast: thank you
[04:12] <eniac_petrov> brb, 5 min.
[04:12] <lnostdal> eniac_petrov, that's not the issue .. heh :}
[04:13] <deema> can anybody here help me diagnose my wifi driver? I cannot get it to work, after many tries
[04:13] <jrib> lnostdal: mind pasting the exact error message so I can do some searching?  Otherwise I'll just link you to the documentation on the mime files and how you can override them
[04:13] <pirast> xst, i can't tell you, sorry.. i also experienced x bugs being fixed very slowly :-(
[04:14] <pirast> xst, i can put it on the list for the next ubuntu hug day, maybe it helps
[04:14] <lnostdal> jrib, ok - gonna try that in a couple of minutes; the PC at hand is busy at the moment :)
[04:14] <asc> lnostdal: I'm going to try to replicate the error....
[04:15] <lnostdal> jrib, http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-7421.html .. here it is
[04:15] <xst> pirast: Yes, it's amazingly slow with the response :-(
[04:15] <lnostdal> renaming files solves it; but for someone not experienced with this it is kind of hard to understand/fix without me "hanging over them" explaining what to do for each file-type :)
[04:15] <pirast> xst, i think that they try to employee a xorg maintainer, xorg bugs should be solved faster then
[04:16] <flox> i need the Gaim version 2.0.0beta5, but i find only 2.0.0beta3.1 in the repository.
[04:16] <eneried> hello people, does somebody know if edgy could hibernate an asrock motherboard computer???
[04:16] <jrib> lnostdal: http://www.gnome.org/learn/admin-guide/latest/mimetypes-modifying.html  but like I said, there may be a better solution
[04:16] <flox> how i can get the last beta version for Gaim?
[04:16] <lnostdal> jrib, right
[04:17] <VigoFusion> I am going to attempt to resolve this ATI 200 Chipset problem now, I thank you all. Hope to return soon. :)
[04:17] <flox> i should ask someone to upgrade the repository for Gaim-ubuntu?
[04:17] <eneried> flox, go to gaim.org
[04:17] <xst> pirast: ok, sounds great. But until then, we are stuck with a broken X :-)
[04:17] <eneried> or maybe is gaim.sourceforge.net
[04:17] <flox> eneried: it's better to compile/make myself?
[04:17] <flox> than to ask the ubuntu team to upgrade repository?
[04:17] <eneried> flox, if you want to keep on dapper, the answer is YES
[04:18] <flox> eneried: i am on edgy
[04:18] <flox> this is the 2.00 beta3 on edgy
[04:18] <flox> but i need the beta5
[04:18] <pirast> xst, yeah.. to be honest, i dont think that it will get fixed in edgy.. maybe the bug is gone in feisty :-(
[04:19] <eneried> but ask ubuntu team to upgrade the repository of dapper adding gaim, firefox and ntfs support, the painful upgrade to edgy does not pay enough
[04:19] <neostrider> melissa?
[04:19] <xst> pirast: :-(
[04:19] <eneried> um, then search in non official repositories, maybe somebody compiled gaim beta 5
[04:20] <deema> can anybody here help me diagnose my wifi driver? I cannot get it to work, after many tries
[04:20] <flox> eneried: thanks!
[04:20] <flox> i got it : http://www.debuntu.org/gaim-2.0.0beta5-edgy-eft-feisty-fawn
[04:20] <Ioerror> rm: cannot lstat `Nirvana//.h<  !': Input/output error
[04:20] <Ioerror>  i got this error. why can i do to delete the folder?
[04:21] <eneried> let me get it too ;)
[04:21] <twilight> third and last time, i promise :) . I think I've a problem with hal in edgy. When I try to burn an audio cd, the system doesn't recognize the blank cd, and ask to insert it. The error is: " No property volume.disc.capacity on device with id /org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_empty_unknown". Suggestions?
[04:21] <Wolf-h26> guys help
[04:22] <Falstius> Does anyone know how to get xawtv to record sound?  Sound is fine when it is playing live and the setup uses a jumper from the tv audio out to line-on.
[04:22] <Wolf-h26> last night,my resolution was t 1024 by 768.This morning I can't inscrease it. and it's at 800 by 600.
[04:22] <eniac_petrov> Is there a statics - how many "Help!!!! " messages are tracked in freenode, about a day?
[04:23] <eniac_petrov> Wolf-h26: maybe your monitor is small?
[04:23] <pirast> xst, at least the bug is assigned to someone :-)
[04:23] <eniac_petrov> do you have speciffic, commercial video drivers?
[04:24] <Wolf-h26> the problem is that my resolution just changed without my notice :S
[04:24] <deema> can anybody here help me diagnose my wifi driver? I cannot get it to work, after many tries
[04:24] <Wolf-h26> I got no nvidia driver
[04:25] <Wolf-h26> this really sucks
[04:25] <luizito> deema, what's wifi card?
[04:26] <janitor_x> Wolf-h26, why not install nvidia driver?
[04:26] <deema> wusb54gv2 driver is islsm from prism54.org
[04:26] <Wolf-h26> I don't know how,lol
[04:26] <Wolf-h26> i'm new to Linux
[04:26] <deema> package manager..
[04:26] <deema> Synaptic
[04:26] <janitor_x> just do sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx on a terminal
[04:27] <deema> well
[04:27] <gnuts> hey everyone. Is there a good place to find a list of supported webcams for ubuntu and ekiga?
[04:27] <janitor_x> or synaptic if u like
[04:27] <caminomaster> hello
[04:27] <jrib> !webcam | gnuts
[04:27] <ubotu> gnuts: webcam is now easy to install on Linux; instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Webcam Supported cams: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportComponentsMultimediaWebCameras
[04:27] <Wolf-h26> i'll give it a try
[04:27] <Wolf-h26> brb
[04:27] <deema> but it may require other repos...
[04:27] <caminomaster> I'm searching the infopipe library
[04:27] <gnuts> thanks!!
[04:27] <caminomaster> where can I find it?
[04:27] <deema> Wolf, which card do you have?
[04:28] <inimesekene> how can i simultaneously change the owner of a directory and it's subdirs and files ?
[04:28] <jrib> lnostdal: ok I came across something that claims if you make the handler for both asf and wmv files the same, the message will not show up
[04:28] <janitor_x> Wolf-h26, you still need to edit /etc/X11/xorg.conf after intalling the driver...
[04:29] <Wolf-h26> wait
[04:29] <twilight> inimesekene: chown ->-R<-
[04:29] <jatt> does mozilla thunderbird in debian support connection to an ms exchange server using a protocol different than imap?
[04:30] <tritium> jatt: no
[04:30] <inimesekene> twilight i didn't get that
[04:30] <Ioerror> i need linux antivirus. i got infected. any help ?
[04:30] <quiet> i have installed artwiz fonts... but they don't show up under any of the gnome apps... i did check to make sure that the path is xorg.conf
[04:30] <lnostdal> jrib, i understand .. still; this is something that should be considered a bug IMHO .. "normal users" cannot fix this by themselves ..   i'm gonna do a search on launchpad and report it :)
[04:30] <janitor_x> Ioerror, infected?
[04:30] <quiet> Ioerror: no you didn't.
[04:30] <quiet> lol.
[04:30] <Ioerror> i cant delete a file
[04:30] <jatt> are there other alternatives? (I heard about a ximian or evolution connector but I don't like evolution)
[04:31] <Ioerror> rm: cannot lstat `Nirvana//.h<  !': Input/output error
[04:31] <quiet> Ioerror: rofl...  sudo rm /path/to/file
[04:31] <janitor_x> Ioerror, u cant delete a file that is not your own
[04:31] <Ioerror> i did it as root
[04:31] <quiet> it's not a virus it's just a corrupted file.
[04:31] <asc> Ioerror: it looks like either hardware or file system damage
[04:31] <tritium> Ioerror: I think you're mistaken about being infected
[04:31] <inimesekene> ok i got it
[04:31] <inimesekene> thanks
[04:31] <Ioerror> ok
[04:32] <[gen2] niki> he<y
[04:32] <Ioerror> what can i do now?
[04:32] <quiet> anyone using artwiz fonts?
[04:32] <[gen2] niki> i have a problem
[04:32] <[gen2] niki> I installed the amaranth nvidia drivers to get emerald without xgl stuff
[04:32] <Ioerror> How can i delete this file? I must delete i think is a virus.
[04:32] <[gen2] niki> but the glx of amaranth produces a coredumb and doesnt run at all
[04:32] <jrib> lnostdal: bug #19101
[04:32] <[gen2] niki> niki@gilgamesch:~$ glxinfo
[04:32] <[gen2] niki> name of display: :0.0
[04:32] <[gen2] niki> Segmentation fault (core dumped)
[04:33] <jatt> ugh
[04:33] <quiet> Ioerror: you're way to new to Linux... it's not a virus...
[04:33] <tritium> Ioerror: it's not
[04:33] <Ioerror> ok
[04:33] <Ioerror> HOW can i delete it?
[04:33] <asc> Ioerror: 'sudo shutdown -rF now' and it will reboot and check your filesystem
[04:33] <Ioerror> I MUST TERMINATE IT
[04:33] <quiet> i would suggest you fsck your filesystem.
[04:33] <Wolf-h26> ok,now what do I do with this package?
[04:33] <Ioerror> quiet: fsck?
[04:33] <[gen2] niki> anyone else using amaranth drivers here?
[04:33] <Wolf-h26> NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-9629-pkg1.run
[04:33] <quiet> man fsck
[04:33] <dfcarney> fsck is a filesystem check
[04:33] <dv_> [gen2] niki, no problems here
[04:33] <dv_> not at all
[04:34] <Ioerror> OK
[04:34] <Wolf-h26> ok,now what do I do with this package? NVIDIA-Linux-x86-1.0-9629-pkg1.run
[04:34] <liri> global system path is defined in /etc/environment?
[04:34] <tritium> Wolf-h26: please try the ubuntu nvidia packages instead
[04:34] <quiet> Ioerror: you were downloading warez, huh?
[04:34] <dfcarney> Ioerror: you know how Windows sometimes performs a check if you "shut it down improperly"?  Same thing...
[04:34] <Ioerror> THis folder is into a USB 2.0 HDD MAXTOR
[04:34] <[gen2] niki> dv_ which guide did you follow to install?
[04:34] <dv_> the one at amaranths page
[04:34] <quiet> Ioerror: what filesystem?
[04:34] <Wolf-h26> where do I download it?
[04:34] <tritium> !nvidia
[04:34] <ubotu> To install the Ati/NVidia drivers for your video card, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto
[04:34] <dv_> actually I just added the two lines to sources.list
[04:34] <Ioerror> i think ntfs or fat32
[04:35] <tritium> Wolf-h26: ^^
[04:35] <quiet> oh god.
[04:35] <dv_> updated
[04:35] <quiet> dude.
[04:35] <quiet> you can't delete from ntfs
[04:35] <Wolf-h26> thanks
[04:35] <dv_> and added the beryl reps. thats it
[04:35] <Wolf-h26> brb
[04:35] <quiet> unless you are using -g3
[04:35] <Ioerror> and now?
[04:35] <dv_> beryl crashes sometimes with GL apps using FBOs,
[04:35] <quiet> er.. 3g
[04:35] <Ioerror> i cant open my hdd under windows:<
[04:35] <dv_> but without beryl, nothing crashes
[04:35] <Ioerror> it says some errors :(
[04:35] <quiet> sounds to me like you corrupted your drive.
[04:35] <CarlFK> is the alternate or server CD's mounted somewhere so I can wget a few files ?
[04:36] <quiet> i would suggest a fsck.. which probably wonh't fix it..
[04:36] <Ioerror> quiet: and now what can we do ?
[04:36] <quiet> if not, you need to format it.
[04:36] <Ioerror> how can i format it? its a usb
[04:36] <Ioerror> not a file system
[04:36] <quiet> yes it is..
[04:36] <quiet> lol
[04:36] <quiet> cfdisk /dev/sda
[04:36] <dizzie> Anyone here with a laptop with a mmc cardreader, and a Sony Ericsson, who got both working? ie, i want to copy files from my m2 card without using my usb cable provided when i bought the phone :o
[04:36] <Ioerror> i mean, not linux or windows
[04:36] <dv_> the usb drive has a filesystem
[04:36] <dv_> usually FAT32
[04:37] <asc> Ioerror, if there's files on it, it has a file system.  This includes things like USB disks and CDs.
[04:37] <Ioerror> ok
[04:38] <Ioerror> now what can i do ? i tryed the fsck
[04:38] <Ioerror> and
[04:38] <Ioerror> WARNING!!!  Running e2fsck on a mounted filesystem may cause
[04:38] <Ioerror> SEVERE filesystem damage.
[04:38] <Ioerror> it is dangerous
[04:38] <quiet> umount it.
[04:38] <quiet> and fsck /dev/sda1
[04:38] <tapas> Hi, i'm trying to build a kernel with ingo molnar's  -rt patches for my ubuntu system
[04:38] <quiet> or whatever the partition is.
[04:38] <Ioerror> unmount /dev/hda4 ?
[04:38] <quiet> usb would not show up as hda
[04:38] <tapas> i got the vanilla, sources, pached them up with -rt and then copied the ubuntu .config over and did make oldconfig
[04:38] <quiet> it would be sda
[04:38] <deema> hope you aren't providing some bad advice to ioerror
[04:38] <dfcarney> Ioerror: type 'mount' to get a list of your mounted partitions
[04:39] <Ioerror> ok
[04:39] <grimboy> My WLAN card was working until I installed network-manager. I can't connect to wireless networks any more (wired still works)
[04:39] <sobersabre> hi. I have all the installed libraries, for mp3 support.
[04:39] <sobersabre> I cannot play mp3s,
[04:39] <quiet> grimboy: ndiswrapper?
[04:39] <dfcarney> quiet: Wouldn't windows fsck tools be better suited to fix an NTFS or FAT32 filesystem?
[04:39] <blinx> how can I convert an ogg file to a midi?
[04:39] <sobersabre> when running mpg123 I get Segmentation Fault
[04:39] <quiet> dfcarney: if it's ntfs it won't fsck anyways.
[04:39] <grimboy> My WLAN card was working until I installed network-manager. Now I can't connect to wireless networks any more (wired still works). Is there anything I ought to do to get network-manger working?
[04:39] <quiet> fscking a vfat partition can be doen under linux just fine.
[04:40] <Ioerror> /dev/sda1 on /media/BACK UP type vfat (rw,nosuid,nodev,quiet,shortname=mixed,uid=1000,gid=1000,umask=077,iocharset=utf8
[04:40] <anton__> join  #firefox
[04:40] <anton__> oops!
[04:40] <grimboy> Oh, I did the same message twice. Oops.
[04:40] <Ioerror> the usb 2.0 maxtor is vfat
[04:40] <quiet> Ioerror: okay...  umount /dev/sda1
[04:40] <quiet> fsck /dev/sda1
[04:40] <quiet> rather
[04:40] <flox> grimboy: i guess u need to clean ur '/etc/network/interfaces'
[04:40] <quiet> fsck.vfat /dev/sda1
[04:40] <sobersabre> guys, why the hell would mpg321/mpg123 give me a segfault ?!
[04:41] <grimboy> flox, Thanks, I'll have a look at that.
[04:41] <Ioerror> umount: /media/BACK UP: device is busy
[04:41] <Ioerror> i dont listen music
[04:41] <quiet> get out of the folder
[04:41] <Ioerror> or something
[04:41] <dfcarney> sobersabre: i dunno...maybe a divide by 0 error during decode?
[04:41] <flox> grimboy: when u switch to network-manager, u hv to remove all 'wireless' related things from the 'interfaces' file
[04:41] <sobersabre> dfcarney and why the helll this would happen ?!
[04:41] <Ioerror> i dont do anything with the usb and i cant unmount
[04:41] <Ioerror> if i unplug?
[04:42] <Wolf-h26> this is so complicated
[04:42] <anton__> hi everybody :) i have a question for you... :)
[04:42] <Wolf-h26> I give yp
[04:42] <dfcarney> sobersabre: a corrupt audio file, perhaps.  or maybe it was encoded with something that your decoder doesn't recognize (or mistakes for another standard)
[04:42] <Wolf-h26> lol
[04:42] <grimboy> flox, Ah, so that it can all be done dynamically, ok. Is # a comment in /etc/network/interfaces?
[04:42] <Wolf-h26> :/
[04:42] <flox> grimboy: yes
[04:42] <sobersabre> dfcarney this is strange, because I am able to decode them on my home machine.
[04:42] <sobersabre> and the parents computer cannot.
[04:42] <janitor_x> Wolf-h26, just do ---- sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx
[04:42] <sobersabre> why ?!?!
[04:43] <deema> wolf just follow instructions
[04:43] <flox> grimboy: the line should look:
[04:43] <[gen2] niki> umm
[04:43] <asc> Ioerror, make sure all programs using the drive are closed.  Including terminals, file managers, etc.
[04:43] <flox> auto eth1
[04:43] <deema> janitor, they say you need restricted modules or somethnig
[04:43] <flox> iface eth1 inet dhcp
[04:43] <[gen2] niki> glx is still down
[04:43] <flox> grimboy: or sth like that
[04:43] <dfcarney> sobersabre: hmmm...  well, maybe it's a problem or incompatibility with a library that you're using.  you can check the libraries using 'ldd <binary>'
[04:43] <Wolf-h26> i'll give it a try...
[04:43] <varsendaggr> how do i restart alsa?
[04:43] <grimboy> flox, thanks, I think it's eth0 for me.
[04:43] <afief> :)
[04:44] <dfcarney> sobersabre: i.e. compare the libs on your system to those on your parents'
[04:44] <varsendaggr> nm
[04:44] <sobersabre> dfcarney I am on eft.
[04:44] <Wolf-h26> janitor,what do I do next?
[04:44] <sobersabre> parents on dapper
[04:44] <dfcarney> sobersabre: if you want to get more technical, you could use 'strace' to trace the crash
[04:44] <afief> flox, thanks, I think it's eth0 for me.
[04:45] <sobersabre> dfcarney I have done this
[04:45] <afief> sobersabre: if you want to get more technical, you could use 'strace' to trace the crash
[04:45] <dfcarney> sobersabre: "eft" ?
[04:45] <afief> dfcarney I have done this
[04:45] <sobersabre> I don't see anything meaningfull
[04:45] <afief> I don't see anything meaningfull
[04:45] <sobersabre> I have run strace mpg123 <mp3 file>
[04:45] <sobersabre> I looked at the output.
[04:46] <afief> I have run strace mpg123 <mp3 file>
[04:46] <janitor_x> Wolf-h26, are you done?
[04:46] <Wolf-h26> yup
[04:46] <sobersabre> and It "just" gets a SIGSEGV at some point.
[04:46] <afief> and It "just" gets a SIGSEGV at some point.
[04:46] <sobersabre> afief what's your thing ?
[04:46] <janitor_x> Wolf-h26, sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf
[04:46] <grimboy> flox, Ok, before it was showing me wireless networks now it doesn't do anything.
[04:46] <Wolf-h26> ok
[04:46] <tritium> Wolf-h26: did you install the nvidia ubuntu packages per the URL I had ubotu give you?
[04:46] <grimboy> s/do/show
[04:47] <dfcarney> sobersabre: what does 'eft' stand for?
[04:47] <flox> grimboy: i've done this thing yesterday. wit, i try to figure out what i've done just after
[04:47] <Wolf-h26> yes
[04:47] <flox> s/wit/wait
[04:47] <dromer> I need libcdk-java
[04:47] <tritium> Wolf-h26: good
[04:47] <sobersabre> dfcarney: Edgy Eft
[04:48] <dfcarney> sobersabre: ah, I should have known that.
[04:48] <sobersabre> I am using it. My parents have Dapper Drake ( 6.06 )
[04:48] <Wolf-h26> what do I do in the xorg conf?
[04:48] <blinx> no one an idea?
[04:48] <blinx> with my midi problem
[04:48] <deema> aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
[04:48] <janitor_x> Wolf-h26, look for the Section "Device".. then under Driver --- change it to nvidia
[04:49] <sobersabre> blinx do you have a hardware midi dev or do you want to use a sound card  ?
[04:49] <lgp> Hi
[04:49] <tritium> deema: don't do that again
[04:49] <deema> why not?
[04:49] <jsilva> How can I know what is IRQ 201?
[04:49] <deema> and Wolf, it may be just "nv"
[04:49] <deema> change that to "nvidia"
[04:49] <tritium> deema: because it's spamming the channel
[04:50] <strabes> i have a problem with downloading .tar.gz files to my shared vfat partition
[04:50] <Wolf-h26> ok
[04:50] <lgp> can anyone give me a hend?.hehe
[04:50] <deema> then click save
[04:50] <dfcarney> sobersabre: well, that could be why :)  seriously, it's probably a bug in a library or the package itself.  the first thing that you need to do is eliminate the differences and narrow things down to one file that's causing problems.  then you could go further by looking into the bug database for similar problems.
[04:50] <digiqq> ls
[04:50] <digiqq> exit
[04:50] <Wolf-h26> ok
[04:50] <lgp> got problems installing Crossover ..
[04:50] <Wolf-h26> what do I do next?
[04:50] <strabes> when i choose to download a tar.gz file to my /media/windows vfat drive (which is mounted according to http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy#How_to_mount_Windows_partitions_.28FAT.29_on_boot-up.2C_and_allow_all_users_to_read.2Fwrite
[04:50] <flox> grimboy: i guess u need to kill NetworkManager
[04:50] <strabes> it doesn't work
[04:50] <sobersabre> dfcarney you don't think all you say is.... problematic, taking into an account that i used dapper for 1 year and played mp3s  ?
[04:51] <strabes> anyone?
[04:51] <flox> grimboy: or reboot...
[04:51] <strabes> brb
[04:51] <dfcarney> sobersabre: i certainly think it warrants an investigation, but you need to eliminate sources of uncertainty to narrow down *why* it's failing
[04:52] <Wolf-h26> man,all that just to change my resolution to 1024.....
[04:52] <janitor_x> Wolf-h26,  then look for the Subsection "Display" under it is Depth 24 ... under Modes-- add "1024x768" or/and "1280x1024" if your monitor supports it
[04:52] <asc> strabes: what's the error message?
[04:52] <tritium> Wolf-h26: no, all that to intsall proprietary nvidia drivers
[04:52] <tritium> Wolf-h26: if you couldn't change resolution, you had a separate problem with the open drivers
[04:52] <Wolf-h26> ok
[04:53] <sobersabre> dfcarney let's agree: these are the same binaries I had. TRUE ?
[04:53] <dfcarney> sobersabre: the same .MP3s or the same decoder?
[04:53] <sobersabre> dfcarney the same decoder.
[04:54] <janitor_x> Wolf-h26, then save and log-out ... do Ctrl+Alt+Backspace ... then log-in again... your res should be the one that you desired...
[04:54] <janitor_x> if it happens that you dont encounter any problem
[04:54] <janitor_x> hehehe
[04:54] <kenThomson> i am a newcomer to Ubuntu, and have a partition question. Can someone answer it for me? May i ask?
[04:54] <Wolf-h26> man i'm lost
[04:54] <jatt> does libflash-mozplugin handle youtube videos? Or must I use the propietary flash plugin?
[04:54] <Wolf-h26> it's already written 1024x768
[04:54] <mwe> kenThomson: ask and find out ;)
[04:54] <Wolf-h26> I dept,1,dept4,dept8
[04:55] <Wolf-h26> I see dept,1,dept4,dept8
[04:55] <quiet> i have installed artwiz fonts... but they don't show up under any of the gnome apps... i did check to make sure that the path is xorg.conf
[04:55] <mwe> kenThomson: it's a support channel so questions are welcome
[04:55] <Wolf-h26> ...
[04:56] <mwe> quiet: did you restart the X server?
[04:57] <Wolf-h26> help....
[04:57] <skript> what would be the best gigabit NIC for dapper, one that has kernel ready modules + has fewest problems ;) ?
[04:57] <Yggdrasil> how do i enable wpa client for my laptop to my wireless network ?
[04:57] <janitor_x> Wolf-h26, under section "monitor" change horisync and vertrefresh with the right one for ur monitor (its in the manual" ... be careful with the values
[04:58] <chopchop_> hi, i just messed around with my box and now i get this wierd error when i try to compile c programs : GLIBC_2.4 not found. What should i do ?
[04:58] <tritium> janitor_x: those values should be auto-detected
[04:58] <dfcarney> sobersabre: the same version of the decoder, using the same versions of the libraries compiled with the same compiler?
[04:58] <dfcarney> sobersabre: i'm just saying that if the problem doesn't occur in dapper, but occurs in edgy then it can (very likely) be attributed to some "upgrade" or "bug fix" introduced in edgy.  for instance, i've seen cases in which a developer has "fixed" a bug to make a decoder more "standards compliant", but this broke functionality for some files because they weren't encoded perfectly to begin with.
[04:58] <dfcarney> sobersabre: what you could try is to convert the .MP3 to a .WAV file, then convert the .WAV to an .MP3 -- see if that works.
[04:58] <mwe> Yggdrasil: using the network-manager applet is the easiest, but it will only work when gnome is running
[04:59] <janitor_x> tritium, depends on the monitor i guess... i had to manually set mine
[04:59] <tritium> janitor_x: you're right, the monitor has to support it
[04:59] <tritium> (newer ones do)
[05:00] <dromer> I need libcdk-java, anybody where I could find it for ubuntu ?
[05:00] <kenThomson2> mwe: if you answered my question, please repost your answer as i had got DISCONNECTED
[05:01] <dfcarney> kenThomson: please just post your question.  if someone can help, they'll respond.
[05:01] <kenThomson2> dfcarney: ok here is it again
[05:01] <vnese> why FF2.0 usually crashes on my laptop :( and ubuntu does too
[05:01] <kenThomson2> So,...i am having a NTFS partition (10GB) and precedding that partition is another 20GB of unpartitioned space. Now what i want to do is, that i want to create a /home = NTFS partition + unpartitioned space (preceeding it). HOwever as i dont have any place to copy my DATA on the NTFS partition i need some other ingenious way of doing it
[05:01] <mwe> kenThomson: I didn't see your actual question. only that you asked if it was ok to ask and I said yes;)
[05:01] <Pupeno> Hello.
[05:02] <mwe> kenThomson: you shouldn't use NTFS for /home
[05:02] <Pupeno> Can Evolution connect to any groupware ?
[05:02] <Wolf-h26> I give up...
[05:03] <tritium> Wolf-h26: what's the matter?
[05:03] <Wolf-h26> lost
[05:03] <kenThomson2> mwe: i know that
[05:03] <Wolf-h26> that's the problem
[05:03] <Wolf-h26> come help me in private
[05:03] <strabes> i cannot save .tar.gz files to my shared vfat drive. they appear in nautilus as plain text documents sized 0 bytes
[05:03] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: I'm a bit confused.  You've got a 10 GB NTFS partition, 20 GB of unpartitioned space, and you want to mount /home to access both?
[05:04] <kenThomson2> Is there someway to JOIN partitions behind a already created partition? (ie, make a bigger partition without loosing the data of the first one?
[05:04] <mwe> kenThomson: oh you want to drop the ntfs partition and merge it with the unpartitioned space to a single ext partition?
[05:04] <kenThomson2> dfcarney: i want a ext3 as home (but i want the data from NTFS to be copied in there)
[05:04] <kenThomson2> mwe: you got it
[05:04] <kenThomson2> dfcarney: mwe said it right, please see it
[05:05] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: ah
[05:05] <TripP> Hi there
[05:05] <penzo> hi
[05:05] <mwe> kenThomson2: well just sudo cfdisk and delete the NTFS partition and create a new large one
[05:05] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: well, there are tools to extend partitions.  lemme dig around for a bit.
[05:05] <kenThomson2> mwe: but that would delete the data on my NTFS partition
[05:05] <kenThomson2> mwe: i dont want to do that
[05:05] <mwe> kenThomson2: it would
[05:05] <kenThomson2> dfcarney: Thank you for your efforts
[05:06] <mwe> kenThomson2: you need to back up the data first
[05:06] <alecjw> is there any way of retirning the ip of a connection?
[05:06] <kenThomson2> mwe: I aint got any place to copy it to
[05:06] <strabes> woah what is going on
[05:06] <bastorran_> hallo
[05:06] <strabes> i cannot save .tar.gz files to my shared vfat drive. they appear in nautilus as plain text documents sized 0 bytes. this only happens with .tar.gz files.
[05:07] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: check out a tool called 'ext2resize'
[05:07] <Maxiton> Is anybody french speaker here for help me please ?
[05:07] <alecjw> strabes: dunno. this is weird
[05:07] <mwe> kenThomson2: you can't change file system and safely preserve data
[05:07] <grimboy> wtf mate
[05:07] <Maxiton> Is anybody french speaker here for help me please ?
[05:07] <grimboy> barryd, Lo
[05:07] <alecjw> is there any way of returning the ip of a connection?
[05:07] <mwe> kenThomson2: you can, however, extend the partition if the free space is next to the data on the existing partition
[05:07] <grimboy> !fr
[05:07] <ubotu> Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[05:07] <Maxiton> Thanks
[05:07] <alecjw> !fr | Maxiton
[05:07] <ubotu> Maxiton: Allez a #ubuntu-fr ou #kubuntu-fr pour de l'aide et de la discussion en francais.
[05:07] <mc44> LjL: ftw !
[05:08] <LjL> !traffic
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[05:09] <Pupeno> I see that xchat is no longer shipped with Ubuntu, is Gaim the new official IRC client ?
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[05:09] <highvoltage> !ops
[05:09] <ubotu> Help!  It seems more suitably dealt with at the network level.
[05:13] <highvoltage> AntiSpamBot: grab them!
[05:13] <dfcarney> crimsun: but check out the (apparent) IP addresses -- they're all over the place
[05:13] <mc44> AntiSpamBot: Then eat them!
[05:13] <aleka> Has anyone in here tried and successfully installed jinzora?
[05:14] <grimboy> dfcarney, Yeah, they'll be zombies or something.
[05:14] <highvoltage> egh
[05:14] <crimsun> dfcarney: right, requires diligent ircops.
[05:14] <munki> heh
[05:14] <NaStYdoG> damm atackers
[05:14] <NaStYdoG> :\
[05:14] <Lynoure> This looks so 1990s
[05:14] <munki> wtf
[05:14] <aleka> would this be a bad time to ask for help??
[05:14] <NaStYdoG> Spammers
[05:15] <alecjw> aleka: lol
[05:15] <njan> aleka, no, go ahead, you may just have to do a little scrolling to find the response ;)
[05:15] <mc44> aleka: not if your after the finer points of IRC h4x0ring
[05:15] <botxj> GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR THOSE STUPID BOTS!!!!!!
[05:15] <highvoltage> aleka: you are still free to ask
[05:15] <LjL> people - no need to increase the traffic. just ignore them as much as possible
[05:15] <aleka> it's sad to see this kind of kiddy play in a room where we come to get help...
[05:15] <alecjw> yeah
[05:16] <aleka> Has anyone in here tried and successfully installed jinzora?
[05:16] <Lynoure> aleka: first time I've seen it in the last 6 months
[05:16] <highvoltage> aleka: I haven't heard of it before
[05:16] <kenThomson2> and my question about partition got totally lost in this stupid mess! :(
[05:16] <Spee_Der> LjL: Hello....
[05:16] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: as were my responses to you
[05:16] <defrysk> it has something to do with low IQ and stuff
[05:16] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: check out 'ext2resize'
[05:16] <botxj> they froze up my irc client with TONS of CTCP VERSION requests
[05:16] <alecjw> it happened about a week ago while america was asleep, i think
[05:16] <Stx> I klined all the bots joining/parting this channel.
[05:16] <kenThomson2> dfcarney: yes i am looking at the page
[05:17] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: but be *very* careful about resizing partitions (i recommend that you back up all of your data to some other disk first)
[05:17] <botxj> aleka, lol, you aint seen the half of it
[05:17] <aleka> I was following a thread on the ubuntu forums about accessing music remotely.. and tried to give this "jinzora" a try...
[05:17] <kenThomson2> dfcarney: TELL ME THIS, can i 'extend' a partition from the front (the head side). I mean can i make it bigger, by merging the unpartitioned space in FRONT OF IT, to the already present back partition
[05:17] <aleka> seems like no one has heard of it
[05:17] <kenThomson2> I hope you get me
[05:18] <alecjw> kenThomson2: only if it's in the linux-swap file system
[05:18] <RadiantFire> kenThomson2: in general yes, you simply expand the filesysetm across the unpartitioned space, however, resize opperations have a tendancy to go awry
[05:18] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: doubtful.  i think that ext3 stores it's primary partition table at the beginning of the disk.  then again, maybe a tool would be smart enough to sort that out.
[05:19] <kenThomson2> alecjw: i want to do it for a home (ext3)
[05:19] <RadiantFire> dfcarney: I think you are confused, I believe that the ext3 indexing information is unique fromt he partition table
[05:19] <kenThomson2> RadiantFire: scary thought
[05:19] <three> Hi everyone
[05:19] <RadiantFire> a filesystem has no knowledge of other filesystems
[05:19] <tjbarn1983> Hi, I am a new Ubuntu user.  There are a couple of applications I have installed using Wine, but for the life of me I can't find where the installed files are.  Where would I find the files it installed at "C:\{path to files}"?
[05:20] <alecjw> kenThomson2: howe much space have you usedo nit and how much free space is there before it?
[05:20] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: you *could* move the data around in a few steps, however.  i.e. make a small ext3 partition, copy the data there, erase the NTFS (and convert it to an ext3), move the data over to the new ext3 partition, then extend that one
[05:20] <andresmujica> tjbarn the apps are in your home folder  .wine dir
[05:20] <kenThomson2> RadiantFire: Are you 100% sure, that i can extend, a partition (ext3) from front?
[05:20] <RadiantFire> kenThomson2: no
[05:20] <andresmujica> it' s hide.
[05:20] <deema> tjbam
[05:20] <alecjw> tjbarn1983: its in ~/.wine/drive_c for your c: drive
[05:20] <dfcarney> RadiantFire: i could very well be confused.  i don't know much about the actual implementation details of ext3
[05:20] <deema> ya
[05:20] <deema> it's hidden
[05:20] <RadiantFire> kenThomson2: however, why not just reformat the empty space and mount it somewhere in your filesystem
[05:20] <kenThomson2> dfcarney: sounds a workable idea
[05:20] <deema> or you can press CTRL + H and see it
[05:21] <three> I tried to install kubuntu desktop and all of the files installed except libavahi-compact-libnssd1 is this really important
[05:21] <RadiantFire> kenThomson2: that way you get access to it, without worrying about partition moves
[05:21] <kenThomson2> RadiantFire: i have got a way more complex problem...
[05:22] <PagingMrHerman> ok what the heck is this?
[05:22] <LjL> PagingMrHerman: technical difficulties, as the topic said - everything's fine now
[05:23] <tjbarn1983> And one more hopefully simple question.  I installed Mono, thinking it was .NET equivalent for Linux-type OS's.  I only have one app I want to run that was on Windows that requires .NET.  How would I get it to recognize Mono as .NET?
[05:23] <Maurox>  i ve have a problem on dell poweredge 1750, it seems to have a problem writing on the disk, at first i saw that some mpt modules were missing so i added, works fine for a week but now the machine turn off, any suggestions ?????
[05:24] <dthacker> Maurox: Boot from live CD, run fsck on filesystems
[05:24] <dfcarney> Maurox: what does the output of 'dmesg' say?  are there any errors?
[05:24] <kenThomson2> dfcarney: RadiantFire: You see in my HDD, first i have NTFS 16GB partition, than rest 10GB IS EXT3 (empty partition). My NTFS PARTITION is full, that means 16gb of data needs to be copied to the 10GB ext3, which is not possible. What is likely is: I can copy 10GB from NTFS TO EXT3. Than i can resize NTFS (make it smaller), create a new small EXT3. than i can copy the left over 6GB of NTFS data to the new EXT3. after that i can destroy the NTFS
[05:24] <kenThomson2> completely and create a third EXT3 in that place. Now i need some way to merge all THREE EXT3 partitions as one EXT3 partition, for a single /home
[05:24] <kenThomson2> THat is the question
[05:24] <Maurox> firts error was scb2_flash: failed to probe
[05:24] <Maurox> so i blocked the module
[05:25] <Heligoland> tjbarn1983 - try dotGNU
[05:25] <Maurox> then says mpt_config: error on irq0
[05:25] <alecjw> kenThomson2: do you have more space before the partition thatn you've used inside the partition?
[05:25] <sethk> kenThomson2, it can be done and the odds are that it will even work, but it's risky and there are better ways to do it.
[05:25] <dfcarney> kenThomson2: ugh.  i still say that you borrow or buy a second drive and back things up that way.  it sounds too risky otherwise.
[05:25] <kenThomson2> alecjw: i cant get your question
[05:25] <sethk> kenThomson2, is you have the space, just back up the partition, delete it, create a new partition of the desired size (deleting others if necessary) and copy the data back
[05:26] <janvoigt> hi @ all
[05:26] <sethk> kenThomson2, I agree with dfcarney about the risk
[05:26] <janvoigt> i need a sourcelist for ubuntu edgy
[05:26] <alecjw> kenThomson2: how much space have you used up on the partition and how much space is there before it?
[05:26] <sethk> this also emphasizes what I'm always saying; don't have a separate /home partition.  use one big partition
[05:26] <Maurox> so hwen i added the mpt missing  mpt_config stop to having an error and sbc2flash was blocked so dmseg says no eeror :S
[05:27] <sethk> kenThomson2, if nothing else, make sure /home is backed up before you try whatever it is you are going to try.
[05:27] <Maurox> weel i think thats is a scsi disk problem :S
[05:27] <Maurox> ell//
[05:27] <Maurox> wel***
[05:27] <alecjw> is there any way of returning the ip of a connection?
[05:27] <kenThomson3> sethk: dfcarney: alecjw: If i decide to go ahead, is there a graphical program that can help me merge three ext3 into one big partition. A URL (for tutorial) would be much appreciated as i am pretty new to Linux.
[05:27] <alecjw> a network connection, that is
[05:28] <PagingMrHerman> run ifconfig
[05:28] <higi> hello
[05:28] <sethk> kenThomson3, sorry, about graphical programs I have no idea.  I wouldn't dream of doing that other than from the command line; another layer for something to go wrong.
[05:28] <asc> Your ip, or the ip of what you're connected to?
[05:28] <kenThomson3> Can gParted do that?
[05:28] <dthacker> alecjw: do you want the address of something that is connecting to you?
[05:28] <higi> ive got an intel core 2 duo and am using the 32bits version. Is it worth it to use the 64bits ubuntu?
[05:28] <sethk> alecjw, if you mean someone connected to your box, there are ways to get at it using netstat
[05:28] <alecjw> kenThomson3: a good grapgical parititoner is gprted, dunno bout a tutorial though
[05:28] <kenThomson3> alecjw: i can use gparted without tutorial LOL! :()
[05:29] <sethk> alecjw, start with   netstat -nap
[05:29] <higi> ive got an intel core 2 duo and am using the 32bits version. Is it worth it to use the 64bits ubuntu?
[05:29] <sethk> alecjw, as root, to get all the process names
[05:29] <sethk> higi, no
[05:29] <dfcarney> kenThomson3: none that i know of, but i'm sure that someone has written something like that.  i suggest just poking around on google.
[05:29] <alecjw> sethk:  and that will return the ip address of the computer on a network?
[05:29] <kenThomson3> Can gparted merge three ext3 partitions for me
[05:29] <sethk> higi, the difference is tiny.
[05:29] <dfcarney> sethk: good point.
[05:29] <higi> ahm ok then ill stay in the 32-bit version
[05:29] <sethk> alecjw, yes, of all connections to your box.
[05:29] <higi> thank you
[05:29] <easytiger> higi, i agree with sethk
[05:29] <kenThomson3> or is that out of scope of gparted and i need something more complex?
[05:30] <Maurox> dfcarney so when i blocked scb2_flash module and add mpt missing files sbc2_flash dmseg shows no error :S
[05:30] <Almindor> hello
[05:30] <Almindor> sometimes when I choose ubuntu (edgy) from grub it won't boot
[05:30] <dfcarney> Maurox: what do you mean when you say you 'blocked' the module?
[05:30] <Almindor> I get "starting up", the disk led is lit for a moment and nothing
[05:30] <Maurox> i add it to blacklist
[05:30] <Almindor> seems pretty random
[05:30] <sethk> Almindor, how often?
[05:31] <alecjw> sethk: i dont want ot know the connection to the box, but the connections from the box
[05:31] <Almindor> once per 5 resets or so
[05:31] <sethk> Almindor, hm...
[05:31] <Almindor> no other info
[05:31] <alecjw> sethk: ie its address on the network
[05:31] <higi> but ive got Hyperthreading disabled, is that normal?
[05:31] <Almindor> no errors
[05:31] <sethk> alecjw, it will tell you both
[05:31] <Maurox> dfcarney i add it to blacklist
[05:31] <bunnythebunny> Hey everyone
[05:31] <alecjw> dthacker: i think i'm getting somewhere now. thanks anyway
[05:31] <sethk> alecjw, do this:    netstat -nap | egrep '^tcp"
[05:31] <Almindor> is there a way to boot with more verbose info?
[05:31] <sethk> alecjw, that will get rid of most of the irrelevant stuff
[05:31] <dfcarney> Maurox: i'm not sure exactly what the problem could be, but spontaneous crashes are often the result of the following: bad RAM, corrupt filesystems, APIC errors, SMP issues
[05:31] <higi> sethk, easytiger is it normal that i have hyperthreading disabled?
[05:32] <bunnythebunny> Could anyone tell me why when i use "speaker-test" only the front left speaker makes sound?
[05:32] <dthacker> np
[05:32] <emil_p8> Need help with my microphone capture which disappeared when upgrading to edgy, SBlaster Live! 24bit onboard. Somebody with the same problem?
[05:32] <sethk> higi, I enable it on hardware where it exists.
[05:32] <kenThomson3> anyways guys, thank you for your help, good night!
[05:32] <higi> it exists on my cpu
[05:32] <Pupeno> Can a luks encrypted reiserfs filesystem be resized ?
[05:32] <higi> how do I enable it?
[05:32] <sethk> higi, sure, enable it, although I see very very slight improvement
[05:32] <alecjw> sethk: thanks. got it :)
[05:32] <higi> how can i enable it?
[05:32] <bunnythebunny> dfcarney: and crap power supplies
[05:32] <easytiger> higi, bios?
[05:33] <Maurox> dfcarney mmmmmmmmmm maybe that could be or maybe that machine is broken cause before some others machine were runing with Centos and havent this problem :S
[05:33] <higi> oh ok
[05:33] <higi> thanks
[05:33] <sethk> higi, the kernel should be built in such a way that it is enabled automatically.
[05:33] <dfcarney> bunnythebunny: good point
[05:33] <bunnythebunny> :)
[05:34] <dfcarney> Maurox: maybe.  if i were you, i'd start with a memtest, then an fsck.  as bunnythebunny pointed out, you may also want to check your power supply (the BIOS should have some status screen that displays the voltages being output)
[05:34] <thesaltydog> why my mounted windows partition is not shown on the desktop?
[05:34] <Wolf-h26> Linux on the PS3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBFjnQx6lfE
[05:34] <Zarephath> Anyone here running PPC arch? I can't find this No package 'gdk-pixbuf-2.0' found...I have searched and searched and installed the -dev packages..it still complains..I am thinking maybe it has to do with my arch?
[05:34] <Wolf-h26> hehe I can't wait
[05:34] <Maurox> dfcarney okay i thougt thje same to but i wanted an  opinion cause i thougth that was the SCSI HD
[05:35] <Maurox> damn my english..
[05:35] <dfcarney> Maurox: well, it could very well be some driver issue in Ubuntu that's causing problems. you just need to eliminate possible sources of problems to narrow things down.
[05:35] <Maurox> dfcarney okay thnx for your time :)
[05:36] <dfcarney> Maurox: no problem.
[05:36] <dfcarney> Maurox: and good luck :)
[05:36] <Jan86> hi there
[05:36] <Led_Zeppelin> hello. How can I play flash in Ubuntu-Amd64 ?
[05:36] <dfcarney> Maurox: naturally, if the memtest and fsck don't turn up anything, please come back to this forum...
[05:37] <Maurox> dfcarney for sure i will :P
[05:37] <Clin1> Why is it that i acn view any other folder in the www area but a folder called images. They area ll the same group and all the same chmod
[05:38] <jrib> !flash | Led_Zeppelin
[05:38] <ubotu> Led_Zeppelin: For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[05:39] <HL-Onwlyix> Hello
[05:39] <Led_Zeppelin> jrib: well, I am running Ubuntu edgy. and no flash stuff works
[05:40] <Pupeno> Would LVM help me not having to decide an exact size for the /home and / partitions being able to resize them latter ?
[05:40] <HL-Onwlyix> For some reason when I downloaded the Ubuntu alternate install, it came out as a fine
[05:40] <HL-Onwlyix> file
[05:40] <dthacker> Led_Zeppelin: Have you visited those links that jrib just sent you?
[05:40] <HL-Onwlyix> not a .iso
[05:40] <jrib> Led_Zeppelin: right, those links should tell you about using gnash or point you to https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxAMD64FlashJava
[05:40] <Clin1> Who here runs apache
[05:40] <HL-Onwlyix> it's not an anything
[05:40] <HL-Onwlyix> and it won't burn
[05:40] <nothlit> Led_Zeppelin, apparently to run the flash binary I read something about running firefox or w/e browser you use and all its libs/dependencies in 32bit mode
[05:40] <Zarephath> Led_Zeppelin, : Read all of it...I just setup my laptop following the information contained and even can view youtube videos..without flash issues...sooooo...something you missed probably
[05:40] <HL-Onwlyix> because it's just "file"
[05:40] <alecjw> HL-Onwlyix: is this in windoze?
[05:41] <HL-Onwlyix> yeah
[05:41] <HL-Onwlyix> nevermind
[05:41] <HL-Onwlyix> it wouldn';t let me rename it
[05:41] <Zarephath> That would make a diff if it is 64bit for sure..is is Led_Zeppelin ?
[05:41] <HL-Onwlyix> but I closed bittorrent and it did
[05:41] <Zarephath> *it*
[05:41] <shiar> i have ubuntu 5.10 and want to upgrade, but dist-upgrade isn't doing anything! does anyone know why?
[05:41] <Led_Zeppelin> Zarephath: its 64bit..yes
[05:41] <alecjw> HL-Onwlyix: did the download finish?
[05:42] <HL-Onwlyix> Yeah
[05:42] <Clin1> Does anyone here run Apache?
[05:42] <HL-Onwlyix> I fixed it, nevermind
[05:42] <dfcarney> shiar: did you edit your /etc/apt/sources.list?
[05:42] <Maurox> shiar: you need to change your source.list
[05:42] <Zarephath> Led_Zeppelin, : Sorry didn't catch that bit...I haven't setup on 64bit so I could be talkin out of my arse... ;-O
[05:42] <alecjw> HL-Onwlyix: that's strange. it should come with the .iso extention
[05:42] <shiar> change to what?
[05:42] <emilia> hello
[05:42] <HL-Onwlyix> I had to close bittorrent to rename it ti an .iso, but it is now
[05:42] <Maurox> shiar to the new sources for your update
[05:42] <alecjw> HL-Onwlyix: so was it seeding then?
[05:42] <emilia> does anyone know how to make it stop showing my cd icon on the desktop when i put in a cd? and have it only show in places?
[05:43] <HL-Onwlyix> No it finished a while back
[05:43] <alecjw> HL-Onwlyix: ok then. i was just worried that it was a corruped download. i dont think it is, actaully
[05:43] <dromer> hmm, how can I use my Deskjet 690c printer ?
[05:43] <HL-Onwlyix> oooh, ok.
[05:44] <shini`> Can anyone help me? My menu icons disappeared in gnome and I don't know how to get them back
[05:44] <barryd> morning
[05:44] <Zarephath> !tell dromer about printing
[05:44] <HL-Onwlyix> I think someone said to burn it no faster than 16X, right?
[05:44] <dthacker> !tell dthacker about printing
[05:44] <andys> has anyone tried installing onto an x86 mac mini?
[05:44] <emilia> sorry i dont know if anyone saw this message before cause my nickname wasnt registered, but does anyone know how to make it stop showing my cd icon on the desktop when i put in a cd? and have it only show in places?
[05:45] <alecjw> HL-Onwlyix: slower sppeds == lower chances of errors. fster speeds = ..... faster sppeds!
[05:45] <barryd> right click desktop
[05:45] <barryd> properties
[05:45] <shiar> what do i need to add to sources.list?
[05:45] <shini`> what's' the channel to join for ubuntu audio stuff?
[05:45] <HL-Onwlyix> Ok, I'll go with 16x because that's what they said last night
[05:45] <barryd> then in there you will find desktop
[05:45] <Chash> alguem do brasil ?
[05:45] <HL-Onwlyix> grrr
[05:45] <Chash> hi all
[05:46] <LjL> !br | Chash
[05:46] <ubotu> Chash: Por favor use #ubuntu-br  ou #ubuntu-pt  para ajuda em portugus. Obrigada.
[05:46] <HL-Onwlyix> My computer is lagging now
[05:46] <Chash> i'm from brazil
[05:46] <emilia> barryd: i dont have properties when i right click my desktop
[05:46] <Chash> LjL, :D
[05:46] <Maurox> shiar: you search for edgy source.list
[05:46] <Alpha2> hi
[05:46] <barryd> then go into your kmenu
[05:46] <alecjw> HL-Onwlyix: when you're talking specifically to one person, say their scrren name in your message so that it gets hilighted
[05:46] <emilia> barryd: im not using kde
[05:46] <HL-Onwlyix> alecjw: ok
[05:46] <barryd> lovly
[05:46] <alecjw> thnaks, HL-Onwlyix
[05:47] <eggauah> howdy all! How do I find out which version of gnome I have installed?
[05:47] <barryd> gdm -v
[05:47] <alecjw> eggauah: System>>About gnome
[05:47] <cubny> kasi inja hast?
[05:47] <_hyperion_> hi! got a problem with ra0. Any one could help?
[05:47] <HL-Onwlyix> I'm jsut not used to big channels.. xD
[05:47] <roryy> emilia: you can use gconf-editor to make the cd icon not appear
[05:47] <shiar> Maurox: sorry, i didn't understand. what do i need to add?
[05:47] <Alpha2> I upgraded to Edgy, and now wifi isn't working on my VAIO laptop
[05:47] <Alpha2> :-/
[05:48] <eggauah> alecjw, thanks :)
[05:48] <Maurox> shiar: i ll give you my source.list
[05:48] <Alpha2> any urls I should look at?
[05:48] <emilia> roryy:  thanks!!
[05:48] <shiar> Maurox: thnx
[05:48] <Alpha2> I even tried installing wifi radar, but it didn't really help
[05:48] <emilia> roryy:  do you know which setting it is?
[05:48] <roryy> emilia: it's under apps -> nautilus -> desktop -> volumes_visible
[05:48] <alecjw> does anyone know what language cu bny is speaking so that i can point him/her to the appropriate channel?
[05:49] <jrib> !ir
[05:49] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about ir - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[05:49] <jrib> alecjw: his ip points to IR
[05:49] <eggauah> can I get gnome 2.16 installed on dapper using synaptic?
[05:49] <defrysk> emilia, install gtweakui to fix those darn gnome-settings
[05:49] <_hyperion_> alecjw: seems german
[05:49] <cubny> jrib: thnks for help ;)
[05:49] <emilia> defrysk: ok, ill try that
[05:49] <emilia> roryy: thanks it worked!
[05:50] <roryy> emilia: np
[05:50] <cubny> _hyperion_: no it's not german, its fingilish
[05:50] <barryd> Anyone else with problems?
[05:50] <Alpha2> meee
[05:50] <lolly> STFuNERD
[05:50] <_hyperion_> cubny: thanks :)
[05:50] <Alpha2> vaio + edgy != wifi
[05:50] <barryd> lol
[05:50] <shiar> Maurox?
[05:50] <Maurox> shiar you need to accept :P
[05:50] <lolly> WHAT THE FACK IS THAT VHC PARTY ?
[05:51] <barryd> ok.. is edgy the name of the wifi adapter?
[05:51] <janitor_x> i want to run console (no X), init 3, or telinit 3 do nothing... any suggestions?
[05:51] <lolly> bccx
[05:51] <lolly> vf
[05:51] <lolly> x
[05:51] <lolly> dsg
[05:51] <lolly> d
[05:51] <lolly> fhg
[05:51] <shiar> Maurox: accept what?
[05:51] <Alpha2> lol
[05:51] <lolly> fd
[05:51] <shini`> can anyone tell me how to get my program icons back in the system menus in my gnome? they're gone and I can't figure out what happened or how to get them back
[05:51] <Alpha2> it's a centrino card, in a vaio laptop
[05:51] <Alpha2> apparently there are loads of wifi issues in edgy :-/
[05:51] <VigoFusion> Same error here, made some progress, I read some more stuff and had a cup of coffee, but nill driver
[05:52] <shini`> Alpha2, what's the problem you're having?
[05:52] <roryy> janitor_x: try 'sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop'
[05:52] <barryd> what does your lspci print out as?
[05:52] <_hyperion_> I have a problem with a SMC wifi card on any ubuntu dist. Anyone can help?
[05:52] <roryy> janitor_x: ubuntu uses runlevel 2 by default; its different from red hat/fedora etc in this regard
[05:53] <cubny> is there any new approach to moving files btw NTFS and ubuntu?
[05:53] <Alpha2> gtg
[05:53] <ulga> hi all
[05:53] <Xpert> irc://fullcontactzone.org:21321/fcz
[05:53] <alecjw> !coc | lolly
[05:53] <ubotu> lolly: The Ubuntu Code of Conduct to which we ask all Ubuntu users to adhere can be found at http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/
[05:53] <mc44> cubny: ntfs-3g
[05:53] <barryd> All wifis that are not supported in linux, try downloading the appropreate driver for windows, that includes the .sys and the .inf files, and then download and compile ndiswrapper
[05:53] <barryd> and add it to your modprobe
[05:53] <cubny> mc44: where can i find it?
[05:53] <barryd> Everywhere...
[05:53] <mc44> barryd: theres no need to compile ndiswrapper, its already there
[05:53] <ulga> how to open xterm from shell (CTRL+ALT+F1) to desktop (CTRL+ALT+F7) ?
[05:54] <Maurox> shiar did you saw it ?
[05:54] <barryd> lol
[05:54] <barryd> xterm & whats the error?
[05:54] <dromer> aaarg, weirdest thing when printing: all the printir does is print one page with: %!PS-Adobe-3.0  %%BoundingBox: (atend)   %%Creator: Openoffice.org 2.0   %For: user  %
[05:54] <mc44> cubny: sudo apt-get install ntfs-3g
[05:54] <ulga> Cannot open display ?
[05:55] <ulga> coz i run it from putty ?
[05:55] <cubny> mc44 : thnx
[05:55] <HL-Onwlyix> Wow
[05:55] <ulga> i want it display to my another computer desktop ?
[05:55] <HL-Onwlyix> Vefificating the CD takes longer than burning it
[05:55] <barryd> it wouldnt make a differnce, but there has to be a flag to run an app, and to sepcify where the x server is
[05:55] <HL-Onwlyix> Verifying*
[05:55] <roryy> ulga: you could try 'DISPLAY=localhost:10.0 xterm'; you may need to play with xhost settings (it's been a while since I've done this sort of thing)
[05:55] <barryd> because everything on linux is child/parent based
[05:55] <cubny> mc44: is it safe? because i heard it's not
[05:55] <mc44> cubny: it is "experimental"
[05:56] <alecjw> HL-Onwlyix: verifying the cd doesnt take as long as burning it, finding out the file is corrupt and burning it again :D
[05:56] <z9999> hello
[05:56] <mc44> cubny: I wouldnt use it if you have any data you cant afford to lose
[05:56] <Clin1> Does any one on the channel use Apache...
[05:57] <barryd> Yes
[05:57] <dthacker> Clin1: yes
[05:57] <andy_> Clin1: Yes
[05:57] <barryd> 100% perl/php/apache2
[05:57] <cubny> mc44: i;d rather not
[05:57] <Clin1> Do you haave a folder call images working...
[05:57] <shiar> Maurox: no. see private pls
[05:57] <fearless> Hi all. How can I tell what might be blocking my .ICE-Unix socket? Already started programs are running but I can't start net ones and strace shows that a read on the socket is blocked. I'm afraid to close anything now. :)
[05:57] <Clin1> Mine wont work but all the other do
[05:57] <z9999> Anyone able to help making the microphone record?
[05:57] <alecjw> Clin1: does it say access forbidden?
[05:58] <fearless> start NEW ones, I meant
[05:58] <mc44> cubny: its usually easier to set up a fat partition to share data
[05:58] <Clin1> Yes
[05:58] <Maurox> i dont want to flood here :P
[05:58] <ulga> xterm Xt error: Can't open display: localhost:10.0 << thers new error
[05:58] <Clin1> its chmod is 777 and owner is admin
[05:58] <Clin1> (which is me)
[05:58] <cubny> mc44: well that's a  good idea, thanks
[05:58] <alecjw> Clin1: i had that problem. you need to give allusers read permissions
[05:58] <Lynoure> Maurox: then do not. What do you want?
[05:58] <Otacon22> a goog program to see tv on pc by my tv pci card?
[05:59] <Clin1> Its 777 i thought they all did
[05:59] <alecjw> Clin1: oh. right.everyone has rw...
[05:59] <andy_> Clin1: Ensure your script files are 755 and the owner is www-data
[05:59] <ulga> is there another way ?
[05:59] <roryy> ulga: how about 'DISPLAY=localhost:0.0 xterm' ?
[05:59] <Clin1> Ok one min
[05:59] <Maurox> shiar: look at thios http://www.debianadmin.com/ubuntu-edgy-eft-complete-sourceslist-repository-list-file.html
[05:59] <ulga>  xterm Xt error: Can't open display: localhost:0.0 << roryy ?
[06:00] <alecjw> Clin1: www-data should be the owner. use the command sudo chown -hR www-data /var/www
[06:00] <we2by> !widget
[06:00] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about widget - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:00] <roryy> ulga: i think one needs to play with xhost settings
[06:00] <ulga> i was theached use 0:00
[06:00] <stalefries> we2by, what do you want to know 'bout widgets?
[06:00] <anton__> hi everybody :)
[06:00] <ulga> but i'am forget
[06:01] <anto> Heya can somone help me isntall Ralink RT73 a/b/g WLAN Card for?
[06:01] <we2by> I want to put a clock on my desktop
[06:01] <stalefries> ah
[06:01] <stalefries> try gdesklets
[06:01] <Clin1> Ok its 777 owner admin and group www-data the error is still  You don't have permission to access /images/ on this server
[06:01] <we2by> one that looks like the vista's clock
[06:01] <stalefries> or adesklets
[06:01] <Xpert> I am trying to connect to:  "irc://fullcontactzone.org:21321/fcz"  What do I put in server name, etc?
[06:01] <anton__> what sort of wlan card is it? a pcmcia card?
[06:01] <alecjw> we2by: what's wrong with the clock at the top right? do you mean as in an analogue clock?
[06:01] <Xpert> In this address: "irc://fullcontactzone.org:21321/fcz" Is 21321 the PW or Port #?
[06:01] <roryy> ulga: ah, my mistake.  'DISPLAY=:0.0 xterm'
[06:02] <we2by> I find it easier to have a big clock
[06:02] <anto>  not quite sure
[06:02] <alecjw> Xpert: server: fullcontactzone.org, prot: 21321, hannel: #fcz
[06:02] <anto> its a usb driver
[06:02] <anton__> ->anto how do you conect the card to your computer?
[06:02] <anto> Usb
[06:03] <Xpert> alecjw:  thanks, how do I connect to that room?  Do u know the syntax on X-Chat?
[06:03] <anto> When i had a look on there homepage we could only find for fedora
[06:03] <alecjw> Xpert: /join #fcz
[06:03] <Clin1> Ok ive changed the owner to www-data and i still haave no access
[06:03] <we2by> how the changethe font color of filenames on my desktop?
[06:03] <VigoFusion> NIST Official Time page as a background is a neato and effecient clock widget, I think there is a install doohicky also
[06:04] <anton__> usb, okay. unplug the card and open a terminal...
[06:04] <fearless> Hi all. How can I tell which program is blocking my GNOME session manager (process 25089)? I can run already existing apps but new ones block when trying to read the socket under .ICE-unix/
[06:04] <andy_> Clin1: The owner should be www-data, that is the apache user on a default ubuntu install. You can check by ps -aux | grep apache2
[06:04] <Xpert> When outting in new server in X-chat where do I out the port #?
[06:04] <Xpert> putting
[06:04] <Xpert> put
[06:05] <alecjw> Xpert: dunno. sorry
[06:05] <Clin1> The owner is set to www-data but it stilll wont work
[06:05] <dthacker> Clin1: what are the perms of the parent dir?
[06:06] <Clin1> uh hold on please
[06:06] <roryy> fearless: does lsof help at all?
[06:06] <cubny> how can i create a FAT partition?
[06:06] <Clin1> Parent directory is 777 group admin and user admin
[06:07] <cubny> !FAT
[06:07] <ubotu> To view your Windows/Mac partitions see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutomaticallyMountPartitions  -  See also !fuse
[06:07] <andy_> Clin1: Look at your error messages /var/log/apache2/error.log
[06:07] <Clin1> ok
[06:08] <dthacker> Clin1: If I was troubleshooting this, I would su to the user that was accessing the files, and work my way down the tree.  I don't know if you can sudo to the apache user on ubuntu. Anybody?
[06:08] <poulap> how can i verif m settings for sound card?
[06:08] <RogerBacon> !fuse
[06:08] <ubotu> Though it's still very unsafe, you can read about Ubuntu NTFS writing here: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Lkraider/NtfsFuse
[06:08] <Clin1> Um.... theirs nothing their
[06:08] <eduhat> would it be smart to install nubuntu?
[06:09] <RogerBacon> why microsoft d'ont give documentary to make ntfs writable on linux ?
[06:09] <Lajexander> beryl-manager: /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.4' not found (required by beryl-manager) <-- anyone: how do i solve this (running 6.06)
[06:09] <unearth> has anyone messed with wireless on ubuntu?
[06:09] <LjL> !anyone
[06:09] <cubny> RogerBacon: because it is M$
[06:09] <ubotu> 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?
[06:09] <andy_> Clin1: sudo -u www-data ./filename on the command line. Any errors there?
[06:09] <Maurox> RogerBacon: why do you need it anyway ????????  you have so many otions
[06:09] <Clin1> im in root so one min
[06:09] <Maurox> options**
[06:09] <alecjw> unearth: what chip do you need help with?
[06:10] <unearth> im using a Linksys WMP54G Card
[06:10] <bobesponja> hey all
[06:10] <bobesponja> does anyone know how can I set IPs that are allowed to mount shares from my samba server?
[06:10] <eduhat> would it be smart to install nubuntu to the hdd?
[06:10] <alecjw> unearth: do you know waht version?
[06:10] <RogerBacon> Maurox : yes, but i also have a ntfs partition (for windows) and i tired to use my fat32 transition partition to view movie etc on linux
[06:10] <unearth> im not exactlly sure
[06:10] <unearth> let me look at the doc
[06:11] <Clin1> Ok i see the physical file but >>>>>> sudo: /var/www/images/: command not found <<<<<<<
[06:11] <alecjw> unearth: it will be printed on the card (i think). byw, can you say my name hwen you're talking to me so that ur messages get hilighted?
[06:11] <alecjw> please
[06:11] <unearth> alacjw yes
[06:12] <alecjw> thnaks, unearth
[06:12] <Silivrenion> if I just want to install ubuntu to my hard disk, which CD do I want?
[06:12] <z9999> Am I visible? this is my first time trying this.
[06:12] <RogerBacon> microsoft suck, :D
[06:12] <flox> RogerBacon: u tried ntfs-3G ?
[06:12] <Maurox> if a have another partiion and i want to add this space to / , it is possible to do it ????
[06:12] <Silivrenion> the Alternative Installation CD, right?
[06:12] <Lajexander> I get this error when i am trying to run beryl for the first time: beryl-manager: /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.4' not found (required by beryl-manager)    Does anyone in here know how to solve this?
[06:12] <RogerBacon> flox : no, i use only ubuntu now.
[06:12] <Clin1> I chowned it to www-data instead aand still nothing
[06:13] <dthacker> eduhat: try nubuntu at your own risk
[06:13] <flox> RogerBacon: with ntfs-3g, u have robust writable access on NTFS
[06:13] <eduhat> dthacker: allright, but is there anything wrong with it?
[06:13] <flox> from ubuntu, of course
[06:13] <RogerBacon> flox : okay, tansk
[06:14] <shiar> Maurox: thnx. done it :)
[06:14] <Maurox> shiar ;)
[06:14] <andy_> Clin1: cd to the directory where the file is and then run sudo -u www-data ./filename
[06:14] <shiar> bye
[06:14] <dthacker> eduhat: I haven't run it.  I can't say.
[06:14] <Clin1> its not a file its a folder
[06:14] <Clin1> of 50 images
[06:14] <Dominus_Suus> Hey - where is the guide to get 3D acceleration working on Intel graphics chipsets?
[06:14] <Maurox> if a have another partiion and i want to add this space to / , it is possible to do it ????
[06:15] <eduhat> dthacker: oh okay
[06:15] <andy_> Clin1: Can you run your scripts in var/www?
[06:15] <Clin1> im not sure ive never needed to
[06:16] <andy_> Clin1: What exactly are you trying to do with your images?
[06:16] <owrflow> Dominus: try http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Ubuntu_Edgy#How_to_install_Graphics_Driver_.28Intel.29
[06:16] <shini`> can anybody help me with my microphone? The volume level is barely audible, even when I put the volume for the microphone all the way up
[06:16] <Dominus_Suus> thanks owrflow
[06:16] <Clin1> andy, they wont show or display at all
[06:16] <owrflow> np
[06:16] <Clin1> in the browser
[06:17] <alecjw> uh-oh
[06:17] <HL-Onwlyix> Darnit
[06:17] <dthacker> ouch
[06:17] <alecjw> did anything just happen there for anyone else?
[06:17] <andy_> Clin1: What happens if you just type localhost into your browser?
[06:17] <HL-Onwlyix> my validatrion got an error
[06:18] <unearth> alecjw It dosent say anywhere on the card
[06:18] <alecjw> did anyone else see about 100 people sign out in a moment
[06:18] <Clin1> It goes to my main page
[06:18] <dthacker> host zelzany has left the building
[06:18] <HL-Onwlyix> Yeah
[06:18] <Seveas> alecjw, yes, netsplit
[06:18] <HL-Onwlyix> I saw like 100 people signout
[06:18] <andy_> Clin1: And where is your main page?
[06:18] <Clin1> in the www dir
[06:19] <Clin1> take a look: http:www.cmweb.zapto.org
[06:19] <alecjw> !ops | Someone's hacking agian and made loads of people sign out
[06:19] <HL-Onwlyix> I'm getting tons of errors trying to verify this CD!!
[06:19] <unearth> alecjw I see the ID number and Serial number
[06:19] <LjL> alecjw, no, it's a netsplit
[06:19] <jrib> !netsplit | alecjw
[06:19] <highvoltage> sladen: one of the freenode servers is also being shut down for maintenance
[06:19] <alecjw> oops
[06:19] <LjL> jrib, no, there's no bot :)
[06:19] <alecjw> sorry ops
[06:19] <highvoltage> sladen: sory, not you
[06:19] <jrib> LjL: seems to just be lagged after joining
[06:19] <HL-Onwlyix> Should I try again at a lower speed?
[06:19] <ubotu> Someone's hacking agian and made loads of people sign out: Help! Keybuk, mdz, Amaranth, tritium, ajmitch, crimsun, ogra, CarlK, Seveas, Burgundavia, apokryphos, thoreauputic, nalioth, Madpilot, ompaul, rob, Hobbsee, imbrandon, DBO, LjL, elkbuntu, Mez or gnomefreak!
[06:20] <ubotu> alecjw: netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like Freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit
[06:20] <LjL> jrib: true
[06:20] <deema> anybody here use islsm?
[06:20] <unearth> alacjw its version 4
[06:20] <pista> Hello. I've got a little problem. On my amd64 machine got DRI working. I have made a 32bit chroot. The problem is that i've got no DRI on chroot (mesa indirect). I guess it's something with 32bit libs, or something. What could be the problem?
[06:20] <Seveas> wtf
[06:20] <alecjw> unearth: but no hardware version?
[06:20] <mc44> why did ubotu just say theat?
[06:20] <Seveas> mc44, alecjw was being an idiot
[06:20] <mc44> Seveas: aha!
[06:21] <Mez> Seveas, what was going on there?
[06:21] <Seveas> nothing
[06:21] <Seveas> netsplit
[06:21] <Mez> ah, k, I just got a ping from iubotu - auto-respond is to op ;)
[06:21] <Seveas> hehe
[06:21] <Clin1> MEz, has the op found my coc?
[06:21] <defrysk> netsplit = some irc-servers doing nothing
[06:21] <Clin1> (code of conduct)
[06:21] <Mez> Clin1, if it says in LP you're an buntero, then yes
[06:22] <unearth> alacjw i see Serial number | ID Number | IC Number | FCC ID Number | MOdel Number
[06:22] <andy_> Clin1: Can't find server error
[06:22] <deema> can somebody please help me diagnose my wifi driver, I cannot get it to work!
[06:22] <Clin1> what the
[06:22] <anton__> okay, deema :)
[06:22] <lkjfeasjk> i have me a problem can someone help?
[06:22] <shini`> does anyone know how to get my shutdown/restart buttons back in my gnome log off dialog
[06:22] <Clin1> oh wait a sec
[06:22] <Mez> defrysk, netsplit = disconnecton (forced or fault) between two servers
[06:22] <defrysk> !ask
[06:22] <ubotu> Don't ask to ask a question. Just ask your question :)
[06:22] <ffs> Anyone could guide me to link where i can find information about how to make psybnc auto boot on startup ?
[06:22] <lkjfeasjk> ok
[06:22] <deema> anton_ you can?
[06:22] <anton__> what sort of wifi thing is it, deema? a pcmcia or a usb or what?
[06:22] <deema> usb
[06:22] <deema> I know what driver to use, but can't get it to work
[06:22] <anton__> okay. open a text console...
[06:22] <lkjfeasjk> seems like /dev/sdb (pen drive) lost its partition table... is there a way to recover the data?
[06:22] <deema> it's called islsm
[06:23] <Clin1> I got to update the ip
[06:23] <oyvind> Hi, I'm try to get gnome volume manager to ignore a special partition I have on an external drive (a backup partition i don't want mounted by default). Here's what I've tried: http://pastebin.com/827454 However, nothing works, it's always automounted no matter what I try.. any hints ?
[06:23] <lkjfeasjk> opened
[06:23] <unearth> alacjw i see Serial number | ID Number | IC Number | FCC ID Number | MOdel Number
[06:23] <z9999> can someone verify if my text appears? this is my first time using irc.
[06:23] <eduhat> dthacker: what is the whole thing about people shouldnt be able to install live cd's to the hdd?
[06:23] <anton__> mm, islsm doesn't say much to me... :(
[06:23] <unearth> z9999 yes
[06:23] <deema> www.prism54.org
[06:23] <anton__> and then type tail -f /var/log/messages
[06:23] <Clin1> Okey go ahead, aandy
[06:24] <ffs> autostart proccess on startup
[06:24] <lkjfeasjk> problem: one day pendrive working fine; next day when i try to open it comp tells me i have to format the thing
[06:24] <ffs> gime some links please
[06:24] <z9999> thank you, I didn't know if this was working or not.
[06:24] <deema> okay
[06:24] <unearth> alecjw where would I find the harware version?
[06:24] <lkjfeasjk> is there a way to access a ntfs partion under ubuntu?
[06:24] <alecjw> unearth: try lspci, does that give you anything?
[06:24] <unearth> yes
[06:25] <dthacker> eduhat: I don't understand your question.  I install Ubuntu and Kubuntu  live CD's to hard drives.
[06:25] <alecjw> i mean as in
[06:25] <Wolf-h26> guys,what are the codecs to install videos?
[06:25] <alecjw> related to the card
[06:25] <Wolf-h26> guys,what are the codecs to play dvd movies?
[06:25] <Clin1> andy, go ahead
[06:25] <deema> Wolf there is a guide for that
[06:25] <deema> !codecs
[06:25] <Wolf-h26> where?
[06:25] <ubotu> For multimedia issues, this page has useful information: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats - See also http://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/common-tasks-chap.html - But please use free formats if you can: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FreeFormats
[06:25] <oyvind> Wolf-h26: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats
[06:25] <anton__> then stick the usb thing in, and tell me what the console says
[06:25] <bunnythebunny> How do i find out if im using the latest ALSAversion?
[06:25] <TheGateKeeper> lkjfeasjk, repo for ntfs-3g --> deb http://flomertens.keo.in/ubuntu/ dapper main
[06:25] <deema> anton check PM
[06:25] <Wolf-h26> thanks
[06:26] <alecjw> unearth: actually, what does lspci | grep less do?
[06:26] <z9999> Would this be the correct channel to get help when you can't record from a microphone? (Ubuntu Dapper and a notebook)
[06:26] <deema> anton__ PM
[06:26] <elementz> hi, how do i get rid of flash player 9 beta on edgy / ff2.0 + swiftfox?
[06:26] <wd> pradeep,
[06:26] <elementz> please help
[06:26] <bunnythebunny> How do i find out if im using the latest ALSA version?
[06:26] <anton__> PM? (i don't know much about irc)
[06:26] <deema> message
[06:26] <unearth> alecjw one min, rebooting the box
[06:26] <pradeep> wd, is it working :)
[06:26] <wd> pradeep,  help, easy ubuntu isn't playing nice...lol
[06:27] <deema> I sent you a message
[06:27] <alecjw> unearth: ok
[06:27] <deema> private message
[06:27] <wd> pradeep, oh yeah the default 1 is prefect thanks
[06:27] <lkjfeasjk> problem: one day pendrive working fine; next day when i try to open it comp tells me i have to format the thing. Any body know someplace i can ask about this problem?
[06:27] <pradeep> wd, easy ubuntu ? why
[06:27] <eduhat> dthacker: yeah, but lets say i want to install s-t-d to the harddrive, some people dont install those live cd's to hdd ever, so is there a problem insatlling those?
[06:27] <agent> is there a way to extract a deb file without using dpkg and ar?
[06:27] <unearth> alecjw it did say Ralink 2500/
[06:27] <elementz> anybody?
[06:27] <dthacker> s-t-d?
[06:27] <LjL> agent, you do need to use "ar", since a .deb is an ar archive
[06:27] <bunnythebunny> Can anyone tell me if i can find out what ALSA version i've got?
[06:27] <ashika> Cam someone help me with compiling linux applications
[06:27] <ashika> Simple question.
[06:28] <LjL> Ubotu, please tell ashika about compile
[06:28] <anton__> and how do i read the private message? :)
[06:28] <eduhat> dthacker: yes, its knoppix version of a security distro, has all the tools and all that
[06:28] <LjL> !netsplit
[06:28] <ubotu> netsplit is when two IRC servers of the same network (like Freenode) disconnect from each other, so users on one server stop seeing users on the other. If this is happening now, just relax and enjoy the show. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netsplit
[06:28] <bunnythebunny> !alsa
[06:28] <wd> pradeep, ok, i've dl, installed, run, got the error. ok, then i ran the apt keys, still nada., then i tried dapper same prob. no is answering me in easy ubuntu.
[06:28] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If you are still having problems with sound, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingSoundProblems  and http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin
[06:28] <Otacon22> a good program to see tv on pc by my tv pci card?
[06:28] <lkjfeasjk> does fsck.vfat /dev/sdb fix it?
[06:28] <ashika> I know how to compile
[06:28] <agent> LjL: crap! system does not have ar :( any other way? does any other common program extract ar archives?
[06:28] <pradeep> elementz, firefox has a .mozilla folder(hidden) in home dir, under that you'd have a plugins dir. Look there
[06:28] <ashika> I get make errors when compiling anything
[06:28] <ashika> Especially XMahjongg
[06:28] <ashika> always give me errors
[06:28] <elementz> pradeep, thx
[06:28] <roryy> bunnythebunny: try 'alsactl -v' or 'apt show alsa-base|grep Version'
[06:28] <eduhat> dthacker: yes, its knoppix version of a security distro, has all the tools and all that
[06:28] <alecjw> unearth: you need to install some drivers, i'll give you a link
[06:28] <wd> pradeep, do i dl, run apt keys, install,  or dl , install, run apt key, ?
[06:28] <LjL> agent, i don't know, honestly i doubt it somehow...
[06:28] <deema> anton__ : http://pastebin.ca/251783
[06:29] <bunnythebunny> roryy thanks!
[06:29] <pirast> does the "resize windows partition" option work well in ubuntu?
[06:29] <agent> LjL: do you know if debootstrap requires ar?
[06:29] <bunnythebunny> alsactl -v works roryy
[06:29] <anton__> mm, that doesn't look good... :(
[06:29] <anton__> what happens if you enter /sbin/ifconfig -a
[06:29] <ashika> Anyone helpme?
[06:29] <alecjw> unearth: meanwhile, install build-essential and the linux headers
[06:29] <pradeep> wd, I haven't used easy ubuntu ... no idea how it works ..
[06:29] <Clin1> andy, were you able to connect?
[06:29] <wd> pradeep, or should i just install libs for codec manually.. yuck. some of them didn't work last time i did that.
[06:30] <unearth> alecjw lspci | grep less did nothing
[06:30] <lkjfeasjk> whats the help channecl for computer related problems?
[06:30] <alecjw> ashika: install build-essential and the linux headers
[06:30] <roryy> ashika: have you installed the development libraries ?
[06:30] <pradeep> wd, why would you install easy ubuntu...?
[06:30] <pradeep> wd, manual is better
[06:30] <wd> pradeep, yuck.
[06:30] <alecjw> unearth: never mind. we know the chip so it doesnt matter
[06:30] <dthacker> eduhat: If you have the equipment to install it on, and you are not going to trash anything else, then there should be no problem installing a Live CD to a HDD.  It may overwrite anything you already have on your hard drive, so don't do it unless you can afford to lose whatever is on the machine.  Does that answer your question?
[06:30] <unearth> alecjw ok
[06:30] <attah> i've messed up my home-folder's permissions, what are the appropriate permissions and how do i permanently change them?
[06:30] <LjL> agent: the package debootstrap has "binutils" as a dependency, and binutils is the package that provides /usr/bin/ar
[06:30] <ashika> Yes I installed make gcc and g++
[06:30] <pradeep> wd, what codecs are you looking for?
[06:30] <deema> anton__ http://pastebin.ca/251786
[06:30] <agent> LjL: yeah, i know :`(
[06:31] <wd> pradeep, i did that and all the w32 codec didn't work, still could play avi and mp3
[06:31] <alecjw> unearth:  do you know what i mena by the linux headers?
[06:31] <alecjw> *mean
[06:31] <unearth> alecjw no
[06:31] <hesperia> hi
[06:31] <hesperia> how can i make the X11 cursor dissappear after a few seconds of inactivity?
[06:31] <anton__> mm pastebin is cool :)
[06:31] <roryy> ashika: install the 'build-essential' package, and for X you might as well install the package xorg-dev (for Ubuntu 6.10).  It's a bit big, but should have all the X stuff you need
[06:31] <wd> pradeep, i'm on breezy now, edgy / dapper 64 isn't playing nice with me so i'm pushing 32bit.
[06:31] <alecjw> unearth, what's the output of uname -r?
[06:31] <LjL> agent, what're you trying to do? can't you for instance just obtain a binary copy of ar?
[06:32] <anton__> okay, what does lsusb tell you?
[06:32] <attah> i've messed up my home-folder's permissions, what are the appropriate permissions and how do i permanently change them?
[06:32] <unearth> alecjw 2.6.17-10-generic
[06:32] <pradeep> wd, oh oh...64 bit has problems i heard
[06:32] <wd> pradeep, yes indeed.
[06:32] <agent> LjL: doing the "impossible" - installing linux (ubuntu) on a computer without monitor, keyboard, mouse, internet, usb, etc. :D
[06:32] <ashika> rorry should I update to 6.10 then?
[06:32] <roryy> ashika: not at all
[06:32] <ashika> Im on 6.06 with these Errors
[06:32] <wd> pradeep, so i'm back to breezy. it's ok, it works bette to me.
[06:32] <roryy> ashika: you just need to find out the package name for 6.06
[06:32] <HL-Onwlyix> yessss
[06:32] <LjL> agent: well, from the opposite perspective - what do you *have*?
[06:32] <kaur> How di i get speedstep to work under edgy. Currently modprobe speedstep_centrino gives an error msg FATAL: Error inserting speedstep_centrino (/lib/modules/2.6.17-10-generic/kernel/arch/i386/kernel/cpu/cpufreq/speedstep-centrino.ko): No such device
[06:32] <unearth> alecjw 2.6.17-10-generic
[06:32] <deema> anton__ http://pastebin.ca/251788
[06:33] <HL-Onwlyix> I burned the alternate install and verified it
[06:33] <Clin1> well shoot can anyone else help me
[06:33] <alecjw> unearth: sudo aptitude install build-essential linux-headers-2.6.17-10 linux-headers-2.6.17-10-generic
[06:33] <HL-Onwlyix> now I'm gonna try and boot.....
[06:33] <HL-Onwlyix> bbl
[06:33] <VigoFusion> Since the ATI chipset 200 doesnt seem to be stable or supported, yet, can  I toss in an old ATI Radeon PCI card and may fanagle it? (I still wanna figure the problem out but cannot see my screen well)
[06:33] <pradeep> wd, you have all the 64 bit codecs on breezy?
[06:33] <wd> pradeep, seem faster with this amd 64, it' crunching the 32 bit lol
[06:33] <kitche> attah: the permission for home is 755
[06:33] <unearth> alecjw ill give that a try now
[06:33] <alecjw> unearth: and, assuming that your wireless card is a pci one, download these: http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/rt2400/rt2500-1.1.0-b4.tar.gz?download
[06:33] <ashika> its also named xorg-dev
[06:33] <Crankymonky> Has anyone ever had Evolution say you have more unread messages than you actually have?  For example, it says I have 3 unread messages in my Inbox, but I see only 1
[06:33] <ashika> And rorry if some applications say they are designed for KDE will they still run on GNOME?
[06:33] <roryy> ashika: ah, i see it there too. Install that and try again
[06:33] <anton__> okay: usbmodules --device /proc/bus/usb/001/003
[06:33] <agent> LjL: ill just "cheat" and use ar from the connected computer :P - thats the only thing that i have, a bootable cd (without dpkg or ar - hah!) and this computer connected to it
[06:33] <roryy> ashika: indeed.  You will need the kde libraries, though
[06:34] <modified54> i installed edgy on a dell inspiron 300m. just got it off ebay with no os installed so im not completely sure what kind of wifi card is on it, but i need to get it working.   where do i start?
[06:34] <LjL> ashika: yes, they'll just install the bunch of KDE libraries
[06:34] <ashika> Like the KDE task manager for example.
[06:34] <wd> pradeep, no. i'm just using i386 breezy, didn't think i should chance 64 since bad experience with dapper and edgy.
[06:34] <ashika> So if I have the libaries it will function perfectly?
[06:34] <attah> kitche; well the system says that it should be 644, but anyway.. how do i change it, b/c it keeps changing back
[06:34] <kitche> attah: to make it permanment you will do sudo chmod 755 /home/<user>
[06:34] <deema> anton__ nothing
[06:34] <CoOlGhOsT> I have a wierd problem... When I use the 'Logout' function in Gnome my X goes crazy.. GDM is now a blank screen and switching to a console gives me mumbo-jumbo... Any ideas???
[06:34] <attah> kitche thx :)
[06:34] <kitche> attah: I just checked on mine and it seems to be 755 even changed the permissions to check
[06:34] <pradeep> wd, hopefully it will be fully supported
[06:34] <anton__> that's the problem :) you haven't got a driver installed :)
[06:34] <wd> pradeep, which one?
[06:34] <ashika> so package name kdelibs correct?
[06:34] <deema> so how
[06:34] <roryy> ashika: they should
[06:35] <roryy> ashika: if you want to *compile* for KDE, you will need to install extra -dev packages
[06:35] <pradeep> wd, i mean the 64 bit
[06:35] <Clin1> gosh dern we got some bad connectons
[06:35] <alecjw> uh-oh. another netsplit
[06:35] <ashika> but to run I just need kdelivs
[06:35] <dthacker> whee
[06:35] <LjL> ashika, you don't have to worry - KDE dependencies will just be installed automatically when you install the packages
[06:35] <wd> pradeep, what r u using?
[06:35] <deema> anton__
[06:35] <ashika> And out of curiosity why did you put compile in *'s
[06:35] <unearth> alecjw this is my first install of ubuntu what is the default root password
[06:35] <deema> anton__ you there
[06:35] <LjL> !root | unearth
[06:35] <ubotu> unearth: sudo is a command to run programs with superuser privileges ("root"). Look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RootSudo for all information.
[06:35] <kaur> i compiled a kernel and now i need to create a new initramfs for that i guess. How can I do this?
[06:36] <kitche> kaur: did you make a lot of modules?
[06:36] <kaur> kitche: yes
[06:36] <pradeep> wd, same old intel i386 :)
[06:36] <alecjw> unearth: same as the password you use to login
[06:36] <pradeep> wd, OS edgy
[06:36] <anton__> one second, i'll be back soon...
[06:36] <ashika> Oh I have a question do
[06:36] <kitche> !mkinitrd|kaur
[06:36] <eduhat> where is that alternate cd?
[06:36] <ubotu> Sorry, I don't know anything about mkinitrd - try searching on http://bots.ubuntulinux.nl/factoids.cgi
[06:37] <finalbeta> unearth, ubuntu has a random root password (= root account disabled), you need to use sudo to get the root rights for your user.
[06:37] <ashika> do I need to use su even when im using the account I installed linux with?
[06:37] <LjL> ashika: sudo not su
[06:37] <kitche> kaur: they the mkintrd command see if that will work
[06:37] <wd> pradeep, no way, edgy i386? is it stable? because i would like to run edgy, but the 64bit scared me off, breezy just seems to work lol
[06:37] <ashika> su logs into root though.
[06:37] <LjL> finalbeta: there's no random password afaik, it's just locked
[06:37] <ashika> And does the account I installed ubuntu with already have root privelages?
[06:37] <unearth> alecjw it says Couldnt find any package whose name or description matched "build-essential" No packages will be installed
[06:38] <LjL> ashika: no, but it's got sudo rights
[06:38] <pradeep> wd, yes it's very nice :) everything on 32 bit is :P
[06:38] <kaur> kitche: command not found
[06:38] <kitche> ashika: sudo gives your user root power
[06:38] <LjL> ashika: and when using sudo you effectively are root
[06:38] <sunganes> hi i installed ubuntu server (drapper drake version with LAMP Server) this morning, I now have the shell prompt. I would like to install a gnome desktop env. How do i do this?
[06:38] <ashika> So I only need to use sudo once?
[06:38] <finalbeta> LjL, ah, did that change? because a vuln once was that the installer put the random password in the install logs.
[06:38] <Clin1> Mez, please stop and obide by the IRc rules
[06:38] <attah> kitche; does this make all contained files 755 too?
[06:38] <kitche> sunganes: sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
[06:38] <wd> pradeep, darn it i'm tired of swiiching back and forth......\
[06:38] <LjL> ashika: no, you need to do it every time you want to run something as root
[06:38] <sunganes> thx
[06:38] <alecjw> unearth: put the ubuntu cdrom in then do sudo apt-cdrom add, then do the command again
[06:38] <LjL> Clin1: ?
[06:39] <pradeep> wd, :P
[06:39] <ashika> Isn't there a way to keep root permissions permanently?
[06:39] <Clin1> Hes anoying me
[06:39] <kaur> kitche: the command is update- initramfs -u maybe
[06:39] <LjL> ashika: yes, "sudo -i"
[06:39] <agent> LjL: thank you for your help and suggestions
[06:39] <alecjw> ashika: that's very insecure. i don't recommend it
[06:39] <LjL> ashika: keeps you root until you type "exit"
[06:39] <kaur> kitche: but it only recognizes the old kernel
[06:39] <ashika> Yes thanks alecjw I was just thinking that to myself.
[06:39] <kitche> attah: directories should be 755 everything else should have different permissions
[06:39] <jamesrose> How do I enable the Windows Super Key ?
[06:39] <Clin1> Can i ignore him without getting baned
[06:39] <jamesrose> :s
[06:39] <Clin1> ...
[06:39] <effie_jayx> quick question
[06:39] <roryy> Clin1: try /ignore Mez!*@*
[06:39] <effie_jayx> I installed bery la nd xgl on my ati card
[06:39] <ashika> So to run as root I just add sudo before the command correct?
[06:40] <effie_jayx> it runs great
[06:40] <wd> pradeep, well, what did u do for all of ur codecs?
[06:40] <effie_jayx> but after I log out of the xgl session I get no
[06:40] <effie_jayx> gdm screen
[06:40] <alecjw> ashika: or fo graphical commands, gksudo
[06:40] <LjL> ashika: yes
[06:40] <LordMetroid> Why did I need to be identified?
[06:40] <Harti> hi
[06:40] <Clin1> god i hop i dont get banned for that
[06:40] <alecjw> ashika: or if you're using kde, kdesu for grpahical commands
[06:40] <attah> kitche ok.. i'll make the file complained about 644 since thats what it said..
[06:40] <kitche> kaur: hmm maybe that's it but I m sure it's mkinitrd mayeb you don't have it installed?
[06:40] <Clin1> God*
[06:41] <effie_jayx> so I use beryl play with it... come of of the session
[06:41] <effie_jayx> and I get no gdm screen
[06:41] <unearth> alecjw i recieve the same error
[06:41] <ashika> Im using gnome because I though I could launch it into pure bash mode. Like totally console.
[06:41] <Clin1> Lij isnt it a IRC rule not to be obnoxios?
[06:41] <ashika> Is that possible?
[06:41] <roryy> Clin1: if you don't offend anyone, you shouldn't have any problems
[06:41] <ashika> Without having to use terminal
[06:41] <pradeep> wd, I missed your last message :/
[06:41] <LjL> Clin1, what goes on in your private queries is not really #ubuntu's business
[06:41] <hesperia> how can i make the X11 cursor dissappear after a few seconds of inactivity?
[06:41] <Clin1> thaats why he did it...... oh well hes ignored
[06:41] <wd> pradeep, what method did u install all the codecs?
[06:41] <alecjw> unearth: that's very strange. are you sure you spelt it right? (i'm not sure that i did :s)
[06:42] <dthacker> hesperia: I'm not sure that's possible....
[06:42] <deema> ashika, I don't think that has anything to do with gnome
[06:42] <pradeep> wd, manual, most of it is in the repos
[06:42] <ashika> Is it possible though to launch ubuntu in pure console.
[06:42] <deema> ya
[06:42] <Harti> i see no [OK]  at the boot (only fscheck) in edgy. how can i change this to see it like dapper?
[06:42] <alecjw> hesperia: i assume that you'd only want this to happen while you're watching a video or somethihng. most video players do that.
[06:42] <Clin1> I GOT TO LEAVE OR IM GOING TO GO INSAIN
[06:42] <roryy> ashika: disable the gdm service
[06:42] <ashika> Thankyou
[06:43] <anton__> what i tend to do ashika as soon as i get ubuntu is enter in the console sudo password
[06:43] <ashika> Compiling worked.
[06:43] <deema> couldn't you just to a different runlevel
[06:43] <hesperia> alecjw: i want it also when i read pdf documents or in firefox etc....
[06:43] <wd> pradeep, i tried that a while ago, and certain mpg, w32 didn't play. so thats why i'm thinking about using easyubuntu.
[06:43] <unearth-> alecjw you wrote: sudo aptitude install build-essential linux-headers-2.6.17-10 linux-headers-2.6.17-10-generic
[06:43] <ashika> So when you put sudo in the terminal (or is console something else) it remains sudo untill you exit terminal?
[06:43] <jamesrose> How do I enable the Super-key?
[06:43] <deema> anton__
[06:43] <deema> hi
[06:43] <eduhat> what is ubuntu based on?
[06:43] <kitche> eduhat: debian
[06:43] <eduhat> okay
[06:44] <deema> lol eduhat, you didn't know??
[06:44] <vader> eduhat, Debian
[06:44] <mjelva> any of you have any experience setting up xosd? i'm keeping it simple at the moment, trying to run some of the example programs. however, i get an error saying "Could not create "osd"". looking at the code, "osd" is an alias for xosd_create ("osd = xosd_create (2);"). according to the manpage of xosd_create, it's the function that creates the osd window in the first place. so supposedly, it failing (as it does), would preclude the ...
[06:44] <kaptengu> hello
[06:44] <roryy> alecjw: fwiw, it's better to install linux-headers-generic -- that will be upgraded with the kernel
[06:44] <mjelva> ... program from working at all. any ideas how to fix?
[06:44] <lkjfeasjk> why would someone make a software free of charge?
[06:44] <deema> anton__?
[06:44] <wd> pradeep, i'm curious, post a screenshot i want to see what a prof ubuntu desktop looks like, i'm tired of looking at lynucs.org lol
[06:44] <lkjfeasjk> doesnt software building cost money?
[06:44] <bunnythebunny> Ok, i want to know what's wrong with my 5.1 sound system. Only 2 speakers (Right, and center)are working. Is there any way i can find out what's wrong?
[06:44] <ashika> anton_: does it work like that
[06:44] <alecjw> unearth:  what version are you using
[06:44] <alecjw> ?
[06:44] <alecjw> edgy?
[06:45] <alecjw> roryy: thanks
[06:45] <grndslm> lkjfeasjk, because they love programming, so they hack/tweak 'til the whole world loves 'em
[06:45] <unearth> alecjw how do I tell
[06:45] <deema> does software building cost money? no
[06:45] <deema> doesn't have to...
[06:45] <pradeep> wd, professional :P .. mine is minimal ... hold on
[06:45] <roryy> lkjfeasjk: read http://www.fsf.org/ and the pages it links to for more
[06:45] <wd> pradeep, ok
[06:45] <jrib> unearth: lsb_release -c      in a terminal
[06:46] <ashika> So can someone tell me if the command to keep sudo during whole terminal session sudo -i or if thats keep root permanently forever
[06:46] <roryy> ashika: that just gives you a root session
[06:46] <peppo164> ki mi aiuta?
[06:46] <ashika> So only for the terminal untill you exit it
[06:46] <ashika> Thankyou
[06:46] <ashika> very much I finally compiled my first thing on linux.
[06:46] <deema> anton__ you there???
[06:46] <unearth> alecjw Edgy Eft version 6.10
[06:46] <probose> hey... how do i make windows running in vmware detect a mp3 player
[06:46] <anton__> one second... sorry...
[06:46] <attah> kitche thx for the help, all that remains now is testing
[06:47] <alecjw> unearth: that's very strange. those packages should be on the cd
[06:47] <deema> anton__ check your IRC window for my private message..
[06:47] <FunnyLookinHat> Anyone else here have issues with firefox locking up in edgy when having multiple tabs open??
[06:47] <vader> FunnyLookinHat, not I
[06:47] <bunnythebunny> Ok, i want to know what's wrong with my 5.1 sound system. Only 2 speakers (Right, and center)are working. Is there any way i can find out what's wrong?
[06:47] <alecjw> does anone know why unear th's ubuntu cd doesn't have build-essential on it?
[06:48] <roryy> alecjw: p'raps he's edited sources.list to remove the cd
[06:48] <kitche> bunnythebunny: do you have all the channels unmuted?
[06:48] <bunnythebunny> kitche: Yes
[06:48] <ashika> How did you guys update to edgy
[06:48] <alecjw> roryy: i told him to sudo apt-cdrom add
[06:48] <anton__> okay, so deema. the problem is, you have wlan usb dongle and you need to install the driver forit
[06:48] <kitche> ashika: update-manager -c
[06:48] <deema> anton__ check your IRC window for my private message..
[06:48] <roryy> alecjw: hrm.  maybe he had the wrong cd in the drive, or has two cd drives
[06:48] <ashika> Cant you do it from update manager in GNOME
[06:48] <roryy> !upgrade | ashika
[06:48] <ubotu> ashika: For upgrading, see the instructions at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UpgradeNotes
[06:49] <alecjw> roryy: thanks, i'll check
[06:49] <unearth> roryy i do have 2 drives
[06:49] <roryy> ah-ha
[06:49] <FunnyLookinHat> vader, hmm...  I think it's related to me using flash 9 beta  ...  ; )
[06:49] <ashika> I read that and when I go to updatemanager it tells me everything is up to date
[06:49] <anton__> wish i could, deema. this is my first time on irc!
[06:49] <unearth> alecjw i do have 2
[06:49] <deema> anton please look
[06:49] <deema> you should find it
[06:49] <roryy> ashika: see what kitche said, and read the wiki carefully
[06:49] <deema> anton__ do you have MSN or AIM?
[06:49] <wd> pradeep, snapshot yet?
[06:50] <alecjw> unearth: try putting the cd in one drive then doing sudo apt-cdrom add. if thatt doesn't work, try the other
[06:50] <ashika> I am. Sorry to bug you guys
[06:50] <vader> FunnyLookinHat, I also have swiftfox running
[06:50] <anton__> no i don't, deema :(
[06:50] <unearth> alecjw trying now
[06:50] <FunnyLookinHat> vader, swiftfox?
[06:50] <boink> ashika: it's ok to bug people here :)
[06:50] <vader> yeah
[06:50] <HL-Onwlyix> Crap!
[06:50] <ashika> K Im an idiot I just read it said dapper wont show ubuntu upgrades because of its LTS
[06:50] <ashika> xD
[06:50] <xXaNaXx> hey guys, how's it goin?
[06:50] <deema> anton__ ok can we enter another channel then
[06:50] <boink> heh
[06:50] <deema> an empty one
[06:50] <anton__> okay, deema :)
[06:50] <VigoFusion> When I do an update, and I have, is are the file/s auto installed to proper place, or should I do a task to unpack them?
[06:50] <ashika> Just a q whats gksu prefix to commands for
[06:50] <Harti> i see no [OK]  at the boot (only fscheck) in edgy. how can i change this to see it like dapper?
[06:51] <alecjw> HL-Onwlyix: what's happened (btw, please watch you're language)
[06:51] <unearth> alecjw it went through the mounting process
[06:51] <deema> go to #deema
[06:51] <kitche> ashika: gksu is the graphical version of sudo
[06:51] <vader> FunnyLookinHat, I used Automatix.... I normally use it, but forgot to install it this time. Works well.
[06:51] <LjL> !automatix
[06:51] <ubotu> automatix is a script that tries to install some software, and often fails and breaks systems. We don't provide support for it, and we strongly discourage its use.
[06:51] <ashika> So its the same as sudo but with a prompt?
[06:51] <deema> anton__ go to channel #deema
[06:51] <unearth> alecjw i retried the same command and still the same error
[06:51] <alecjw> unearth: see if ity worked: sudo aptitude isntall build-essential linux-headers-generic
[06:51] <pradeep> wd, did you get that?
[06:51] <diminthedam> Hello, I am having problems installing anything on my Dapper that requires GLIB. I get the following error http://ubuntu.pastebin.com/827477 and dont know how to fix it. Can someone help?
[06:51] <lufis> Has anyone else had *extremely* slow experiences with the Edgy LiveCD?
[06:51] <alecjw> unearth: dunno whay...
[06:52] <unearth> alecjw is this correct: sudo aptitude install build-essential linux-headers-2.6.17-10 linux-headers-2.6.17-10-generic
[06:52] <deema> lufis, hm no. how much ram you have?
[06:52] <FunnyLookinHat> vader, eww automatix   ;)
[06:52] <FunnyLookinHat> vader, thanks, i'll look into it
[06:52] <ashika> Oh I have a serious question now. I have a Power Mac G4 the live CD runs perfectly and when I click install it hangs on step 5 and never passes it
[06:52] <vader> FunnyLookinHat, it is a good browser
[06:52] <ashika> Any solution / alternatives?
[06:52] <lufis> deema: 256+128... i'm bad at math
[06:52] <wd> pradeep, no, wheres the link
[06:52] <xXaNaXx> i could use a bit of help guys....having trouble with my screen resolution
[06:53] <kitche> diminthedam: it seems like you have two versions of glib installed and it only sees 2.10.3
[06:53] <alecjw> unearth: not quite, it should be sudo aptitude isntall build-essential linux-headers-generic, but it still shouldnt give you an error
[06:53] <deema> anton__ hello!!
[06:53] <bunnythebunny> Is there any way that my sound could have been set into 2 channels instead of 6?
[06:53] <kaptengu> how can I define a Super-key, I don't have a win-key?
[06:53] <diminthedam> kitche: how do i remove one, and which one?
[06:54] <Spee_Der> Good afternoon folks......
[06:54] <wd> pradeep, hey, duh, i see it now.....
[06:54] <kitche> diminthedam: you can use synaptic and look up glib and see if you have two versions of it installed
[06:54] <bunnythebunny> !sound
[06:54] <ubotu> If you're having problems with sound, first ensure ALSA is selected, by double clicking on the volume control, then File -> Change Device (ALSA Mixer). If you are still having problems with sound, see https://help.ubuntu.com/community/DebuggingSoundProblems  and http://alsa.opensrc.org/index.php?page=DmixPlugin
[06:54] <deema> can anybody here help me diagnose my wifi driver, I cannot get it to work, please!
[06:54] <roryy> kaptengu: for normal (gnome) ubuntu 6.10, take a look at system -> preference -> keyboard; look at the 'Layout options' tab
[06:54] <pradeep> wd, come over to -offtopic, less traffic over there
[06:54] <alecjw> roryy: unearth's tried both cdrom drives and it didn't work with either, any ideas?
[06:54] <wd> pradeep, ok
[06:54] <diminthedam> kitch: glib doesnt even show up in synaptic
[06:55] <andy_> ashika: If you are having problems installing the live CD, download the text based alternate install. That's what I had to do.
[06:55] <anton__> i'm back :) i think i crashed it :(
[06:55] <deema> oh
[06:55] <roryy> alecjw, unearth: what does 'grep ^cdrom sources.list' say?
[06:55] <deema> anton__ join channel #deema
[06:55] <ashika> Thanks andy_
[06:55] <RiGLEY> How can I remove Swiftbox? Its not in synaptic. I installed it with the install script on the swiftbox homepage.
[06:55] <anton__> i'm trying to :) how do i do that? *sheepish grin*
[06:55] <roryy> unearth: that is, 'grep ^cdrom /etc/apt/sources.list'/
[06:55] <roryy> aargh
[06:55] <kaptengu> roryy: super is compose key?
[06:55] <deema> same way you joined this channel
[06:55] <roryy> unearth: that is, 'grep ^cdrom /etc/apt/sources.list'
[06:55] <xXaNaXx> my "monitor" on my ubuntu system is my 27" LCD TV, with a native res of 1280x720.  i just finished installing ubuntu 6.10, and after it was done and it rebooted, it keeps trying to go to 1280x1024, and i can't figure out a way to change it to 1280x720....it just hangs after the initial Ubuntu loading screen