[15:07] <salih> http://www.linuxuzmani.com/linuxta-64-bit-adobe-flash-player-kurulumu.html
[15:08] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip: a play station
[15:08] <salih> open with gnome-terminal or konsole
[15:08] <salih> mkdir ~/.mozilla/plugins
[15:08] <salih> wget http://download.macromedia.com/pub/labs/flashplayer10/libflashplayer-<IP_ADDRESS>.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[15:08] <salih> tar zxvf libflashplayer-<IP_ADDRESS>.linux-x86_64.so.tar.gz
[15:08] <salih> sudo cp libflashplayer.so ~/.mozilla/plugins
[15:08] <FloodBot1> salih: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:08] <penthief> You can run 32bit flash on 64-bit linux, and it is a lot easier to install. At least it was 4/5 months ago.
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> CHESLYN: playstation / playstation 2 or playstation 3?
[15:09] <j1mp492> salih: i have in mind that it should be a terminal command like apt-get install flash-nonfree
[15:09] <salih> http://paste.ubuntu.com/292379/
[15:09] <j1mp492> penthief: whats the command?
[15:09] <ActionParsnip> j1mp492: sudo apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> salih: that guide doesnt tidy itself up ;)
[15:10] <cheng> quit
[15:10] <salih> :)
[15:10] <ranjan> hai guys
[15:10] <salih> oho.
[15:10] <salih> hi
[15:10] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip: a play station 3
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> salih: if you cd into the plugins dir and wget, you can extract then rm in the same folder ;)
[15:10] <j1mp492> ActionParsnip: flashplugin-nonfree is already the newest version...
[15:10] <j1mp492> ActionParsnip: and it still dont work :
[15:10] <ActionParsnip> j1mp492: do you have other flash plugins installed like gnash or swfdec
[15:11] <j1mp492> ActionParsnip: i dont now
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> CHESLYN: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PlayStation_3
[15:11] <salih> j1mp492,  sudo apt-get remove -y –purge flashplugin-nonfree gnash gnash-common mozilla-plugin-gnash swfdec-mozilla libflashsupport nspluginwrappe
[15:11] <salih> try after
[15:11] <ActionParsnip> j1mp492: what is the output of: dpkg -l | grep flash; dpkg -l | grep gnash; dpkg -l | grep swf
[15:12] <j1mp492> salih: couldnt find package -purge
[15:12] <salih> no -
[15:12] <salih> change plase --
[15:12] <salih> --purge
[15:12] <j1mp492> ok
[15:13] <salih> sudo apt-get remove -y --purge flashplugin-nonfree gnash gnash-common mozilla-plugin-gnash swfdec-mozilla libflashsupport nspluginwrapper
[15:13] <salih> thats true :)
[15:13] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip: thanks and ssh
[15:13] <j1mp492> salih: works now hope flash works after this then
[15:14] <j1mp492> wait..
[15:14] <salih> :)
[15:14] <j1mp492> salih: what should i do now?
[15:15] <shane2peru> ok, dvdstyler is seg faulting, and devede is failing too, and doesn't give a reason.  This is really annoying, I have used dvdstyler for a while, any ideas on troubleshooting these?
[15:15] <penthief> ActionParsnip: Regexes! dpkg -l|grep 'flash\|gnash\|swf'
[15:15] <tree> I installed openbox and then xorg, I am running openbox but when I open /etc/X11/xorg.conf for changing my default resolution, It is empty. What should I do ?
[15:15] <Appiah> tried changing your res from within X?
[15:16] <tree> I installed openbox and then xorg, I am running openbox but when I open /etc/X11/xorg.conf for changing my default resolution, It is empty. What should I do ?
[15:16] <ActionParsnip> penthief: same ting :)
[15:16] <salih> j1mp492, http://paste.ubuntu.com/292387/
[15:16] <roger_padactor> can you make symlinks to mounted dr on mounted drives
[15:17] <ActionParsnip> tree: what is the output of: lsb_release -c
[15:17] <tree> Appiah: It does'nt last for next reboot
[15:17] <j1mp492> salih: what i should i do with those?
[15:17] <j1mp492> salih: what should i do with those*
[15:17] <tree> ActionParsnip: says jaunty
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> tree: ok thats cool
[15:18] <salih> insert to console.
[15:18] <tree> ActionParsnip: Any idea ?
[15:18] <j1mp492> salih: okey
[15:18] <ActionParsnip> tree: not sure
[15:19] <thiebaude> i installed the nvidia 180 drivers, now its saying run nvidia-xconfig as root and restart the x server, how do i do that?
[15:19] <tree> Somebody, I installed openbox and then xorg, I am running openbox but when I open /etc/X11/xorg.conf for changing my default resolution, It is empty. What should I do ?
[15:19] <j1mp492> salih: done, and now?
[15:19] <Emery> what is the command to see what is connected via usb so i can mount ?
[15:19] <chippy> hi, how can i set the menu key to open context menus? keyboard>layouts>keyboard options> set standard behavior to menu key doe not work.
[15:19] <SAW_230> hi
[15:19] <mnaines> Emery: lsusb
[15:20] <Emery> mnaines, i mean like ... sda blah
[15:20] <Emery> i got this
[15:20] <Emery> Bus 003 Device 003: ID 0fce:e0c8 Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB
[15:20] <Emery> but i need to know what sda it is
[15:20] <Emery> to mount
[15:20] <tree> how can I auto-generate the default "xorg.conf" file ?
[15:21] <Emery> tree Xorg -configure
[15:21] <Emery> tree X -config /root/xorg.conf.new
[15:22] <BaGy> tree, sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
[15:22] <wasutton3> is there a way to recall older messages in the glass notification area in the default gnome desktop? i think someone at my university's it department cracked the password on my vnc server and logged in but i didnt grab the ip address fast enough
[15:22] <Emery> BaGy, that's not what he asked.
[15:23] <roger_padactor> anyone know how to symlink a samba server dir? i've got it mounted on my desktop but i cant seem to see it in the terminal
[15:23] <tree> BaGy: thanks :)
[15:23] <BaGy> .
[15:23] <BaGy> xD
[15:23] <Cervantes_xD> hi everyone
[15:23] <BaGy> Emery, he ask how to auto reconfigure
[15:24] <deadman> hi does anyone have any idea how to get pinnacle USB PCTV Analogue working in ubuntu 9.04
[15:24] <Emery> How do i figure out which SDA my mobile is to mount it ?
[15:25] <Leftblank> hm, I installed Subversion on my Ubuntu 9.04 install, but when I hit svn --version, it only displays ra_svn and ra_local, so I cant use a HTTPS repository, how would I get the additional modules?
[15:25] <Dr_Willis> Emery:  sudo fdisk -l, or check 'dmesg' when you plug it in.
[15:26] <miho_> hi everybody, can someone help me out. I'm relatively new on Linux (Ubuntu). Is there a way to change the brown colour to another colour
[15:26] <Emery> Dr_Willis, it's not showing up in fdisk
[15:26] <wasutton3> miho_: go to system -> preferences -> appearance
[15:26] <BaGy> miho_, yes :)
[15:27] <jph_> RAID 1 Question - I have a Supermicro motherboard that has 4 SATA connections; Can I have 2 RAID 1 setups on that? i.e. Can I take 2 100g HDs and set them up in a RAID 1 for my Ubuntu Server OS and then later take 2 1Tb HDs and set them up in a RAID 1 for my mass storage drive and then mount them within the system
[15:27] <miho_> thanks what next
[15:27] <beasty_> jph_: hardware raid or software raid ?
[15:27] <miho_> found it, thanks, you have to understand a newbie
[15:27] <Dr_Willis> Emery:  then its not seen by the system at all i think.
[15:27] <BaGy> miho_, go to www.gnomelook.org
[15:28] <wasutton3> is there a way to recall older messages in the glass notification area in the default gnome desktop? i think someone at my university's it department cracked the password on my vnc server and logged in but i didnt grab the ip address fast enough
[15:28] <BaGy> miho_, and download theme...
[15:28] <jph_> well i know next to nothing about RAIDs i have used them but never set them up myself, so what do i need to know... (I would think software)
[15:28] <CHESLYN> ActionParsnip: thanks and ssh
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> wasutton3:  theres some logs i think for the vncserver in your home dir...
[15:28] <kilo> Is anyone familiar with this situation: I've installed a program in jaunty, but now I want to get rid of it. It doesn't show up in the Add/Remove software app, or in Synaptic. Can I just delete it? Is there any kind of registry implications that I should worry about?
[15:28] <Dr_Willis> kilo:  depends on how/what you installed.
[15:28] <beasty_> wasutton3: check syslog
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> kilo:  impications can range from none... to  LOTS of problems.
[15:29] <miho_> i went to gnomelook, thanks again....
[15:29] <kilo> Dr_Willis, it's an adobe AIR app.
[15:29] <Dr_Willis> kilo:  thers supposed tobe an adobe air app Uninstaller icon somewhere...
[15:29] <kilo> Dr_Willis, nothing vital to the system, just a stock-viewing program.
[15:30] <kilo> Dr_Willis, there is an icon to uninstall AIR itself, but I just want to get rid of that app
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> kilo:  last i tried adobe air ( and i regretted it) there was some Adobe air Uninstaller app icon also.. but  that may been for a specific app i installed.
[15:30] <Dr_Willis> kilo:  sort of like an Air-app package manager.
[15:30] <kilo> Dr_Willis, ya, it installed an App installer, but not an uninstaller.
[15:31] <jph_> well i know next to nothing about RAIDs i have used them but never set them up myself, so what do i need to know... (I would think software)
[15:31] <jph_> would i need a hardware RAID in that situation
[15:31] <nautilusguy> can someone tell me which audio card(not expensive) which supports voice recording & stereo mix?>:)
[15:31] <nautilusguy> thnx
[15:31] <Out_Cold> there is 7 inches of snow out my front door :o(
[15:32] <wasutton3> Dr_Willis and beasty_: no dice on the syslog nor vncserver in the home dir
[15:32] <Out_Cold> nautilusguy, stereo mix? like voice over music?
[15:32] <Gp> i ma getting Invalid execution envioroment at grub
[15:32] <deadman> hi does anyone have any idea how to get pinnacle USB PCTV Analogue working in ubuntu 9.04...? any guides tips? where to start digging? please help... me out...
[15:32] <Pici> !crosspost | Gp
[15:32] <nautilusguy> out_cold....so that i cud record any online radio to gnome sound recorder:)
[15:32] <wasutton3> nevermind, found in in /home/$USER/.cache
[15:33] <Gp> wht hell is this error any body know
[15:33] <ActionParsnip> deadman: run:   lsusb   websearch for the 8 character hex ID
[15:33] <Gp> pl help me
[15:33] <Out_Cold> nautilusguy, there are lots of inexpensive cards you can use, why not find a card and compare it to the ubuntu hardware lists
[15:33] <Gp> ubunto gone my data is in that
[15:33] <trijntje> Gp: have you tried googling the exact error you get?
[15:33] <n8tuser> kilo -> try this as my AIr is installed under /opt      "/opt/Adobe AIR/Versions/1.0/Resources/Adobe AIR Updater" -arp:uninstall
[15:34] <deadman> ActionParsnip, Bus 001 Device 013: ID 2304:0232 Pinnacle Systems, Inc. [hex] PCTV 170e
[15:34] <Gp> yeah nothing zer zilth
[15:34] <Gp> why o why
[15:34] <Out_Cold> Gp, if your grub is messed up, then your data is still in one piece, you just have to unlock it
[15:34] <nautilusguy> out_cold...how do i do that? can u gimme the link pls?:)
[15:34] <tree> Is there some terminal command that can return the current resolution being used ?
[15:34] <Gp> how to repair grub ??
[15:35] <trijntje> gp: please paste the exact error you get here, than we can try to find out whats wrong
[15:35] <Gp> invalid execution enviorment
[15:35] <xrfang> hello, any korean user here (or know the korean language)?
[15:36] <ronron> Hello :)
[15:36] <Gp> i am using karmic koala
[15:36] <Out_Cold> https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupport/
[15:36] <mnaines> !ko | xrfang
[15:36] <Out_Cold> ^^ nautilusguy
[15:36] <nautilusguy> thnx...out_cold:)
[15:36] <Out_Cold> nautilusguy, i personally have had issues trying to record live sound, but it is possible
[15:36] <trijntje> Gp: karmic koala is not stable yet, did you make a backup?
[15:36] <tree> Is there some terminal command that can return the current resolution being used ?
[15:36] <trijntje> !karmic | gp
[15:37] <Dream-Ubu> now, is there a way of,....erm... +_+' multi app launch one click to load 4 programs? a deb?
[15:37] <xrfang> mnaines: I am not intended to ask Ubuntu but just a very simple question about the korean language, but cannot find a high volume channel to find korean people...
[15:37] <lolek> hi there
[15:37] <Out_Cold> Dream-Ubu, that's when you make a bash script
[15:37] <ronron> id like some advice: ubuntu dell 9.0 doesnt work on my computer, studio xps 16. after the login i have these 2 following errors: " users $home/.dmrc file is being ignored. This prevents the default session and language from being saved. File should be owned by user and have 644 permission".
[15:37] <magellan> Hello, I'm trying to bond two network interfaces on my Ubuntu 9.04 system but it seems there is a problem with the bnx2 driver. Is anyone aware of this ?
[15:37] <jph_> any thoughts?
[15:37] <Dream-Ubu> out_cold one of them :)
[15:37] <mnaines> xrfang: I am learning Japanese, not Korean.  Sorry
[15:37] <Dream-Ubu> i'll use the sooth sayer
[15:38] <Out_Cold> Dream-Ubu?
[15:38] <xrfang> mnaines: maybe you know the question, simple: do you know if korean is like english, use space to separate words, or like Japanese/Chinese, which does not have space between words?
[15:38] <Dream-Ubu> Out_Cold, i couldnt remember what theyre called...so...i thaught .deb....so
[15:39] <trijntje> Dream-Ubu, what do you want to get done?
[15:39] <Out_Cold> Dream-Ubu, you want to make a text file starting with !#/bin/bash folowed by the commands you would run to start the programs
[15:39] <archdave> no spaces? no wonder them people talk so fast
[15:39] <mnaines> xrfang: Japanase is based off both Chinese and Korean, so I would assume its like Japanese or Chinese
[15:39] <Out_Cold> Dream-Ubu, then you make the file executable and voila
[15:40] <Pici> !ot | xrfang mnaines
[15:40] <Dream-Ubu> i want to make a script to load - AMSN, Dofus, Konversation and audacious
[15:40] <xrfang> mnaines thanks for your guess :)
[15:40] <Moon_Doggy> mnaines: good luck with japanese
[15:40] <xrfang> off
[15:40] <Moon_Doggy> on
[15:40] <mauro> AkaJak +i
[15:42] <Out_Cold> can someone verify this script for Dream-Ubu?? http://pastebin.com/m1867a35c
[15:42] <dream_> lost connection +_+'
[15:42] <Out_Cold> http://pastebin.com/m510afa7b
[15:42] <Out_Cold> second one..
[15:43] <xfm> Hi! Im trying to configurate my /etc/network/interfaces to setup a network, any expert here?
[15:43] <PerryArmstrong> hey can anyone help me..i inserted my usb in windows and now in ubuntu i am unable to delete the files as i do not have permissions...i tried changing the permissions but i couldn't do it
[15:43] <Out_Cold> i forgot the &&s
[15:43] <afeijo> I have a ubuntu server kernel version 2.6.24-24-generic, is that the last one?
[15:43] <Emery> afeijo, kernel.org
[15:43] <maco> xfm: not much to it thats not in "man 5 interfaces".... you hitting a bump?
[15:43] <trijntje> Out_Cold, wont that script wait until amsn complets, than wait till dofus completes etc...
[15:43] <Out_Cold> so it's ; not &&
[15:44] <maco> Out_Cold:  ; runs both unconditionally
[15:44] <afeijo> mine is pretty old than
[15:44] <maco> Out_Cold: X && Y runs Y only if X succeeds
[15:44] <Out_Cold> http://pastebin.com/m1b5d118e
[15:44] <Out_Cold> better?
[15:44] <Boohbah> succeeds == return 0
[15:44] <maco> afeijo: 2.6.24 means youre running 8.04
[15:44] <Pici> Out_Cold: no use something like http://pastebin.com/m46b408a0
[15:44] <maco> afeijo: thats just fine
[15:44] <trijntje> Out_Cold, I think now it waits until amsn stops
[15:44] <xfm> maco: I try to use Firestarter to share my internet connexion through a wifi, but I have an error message eth1 is not working
[15:45] <Out_Cold> there Dream- your script is http://pastebin.com/m46b408a0
[15:45] <afeijo> maco: yeah its probably 8.04, I usually access my server thru ssh, should I update to 9.04 or leave it?
[15:45] <penthief> Pici, Out_Cold: Hash-bang not Bang-hash! #! not !#
[15:45] <Out_Cold> oh crud lol
[15:45] <damaltor> hello
[15:45] <maco> afeijo: 8.04's got 5 years of security updates as a server. leave it
[15:45] <Pici> penthief: I just edited the other one, but yes, thats true
[15:45] <churl1> Hello all!  On a fresh install of Xubuntu 9.04 my keyboards volume up/down/mute buttons are not working.  Volume control elsewhere is fine. Can anyone point me in a direction?
[15:45] <afeijo> thanks
[15:46] <Out_Cold> scripting at 7 am is not very handy lol
[15:46] <Dream-> Out-Cold: save as what?
[15:46] <xfm> maco: reading the man, woao as usual ubuntu is sooo complicated ;)
[15:46] <maco> xfm: oooh dunno, ive never tried bridgin, sorry
[15:46] <damaltor> can someone tell how to make an iso image from a physical cd-rom, with console commands? is it as easy a using dd or do i need to use some special tool for this?
[15:46] <Out_Cold> Dream-, http://pastebin.com/m4b9977ad
[15:46] <Out_Cold> use that one
[15:46] <maco> damaltor: mkisofs?
[15:46] <Appiah> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MultimediaKeys churl1
[15:46] <Out_Cold> and save as multi-script or something
[15:46] <maco> damaltor: oh hmm from a physical cd, dd should work
[15:47] <Dream-> oki
[15:47] <damaltor> maco: isnt this to make an iso file from a directory structure? i want to make an image from a cdrom
[15:47] <Out_Cold> Dream-, save it as anything you want, you can even have any extension if you wish
[15:47] <maco> damaltor: yeah i didnt read the whole sentence. go for dd
[15:47] <damaltor> maco: ok thanks
[15:47] <ctk> Hi all! On a fresh install of Ubuntu 9.04 I fail to stay logged in. It logs out as soon as gnome opens up. Same thing happens on Live CD boot to Desktop. Any Help?
[15:48] <churl1> thanks Appiah
[15:48] <PerryArmstrong> hey can anyone help me..i inserted my usb in windows and now in ubuntu i am unable to delete the files as i do not have permissions...i tried changing the permissions but i couldn't do it..help me please
[15:48] <Out_Cold> PerryArmstrong, try going into windows and properly unmounting the usb drive
[15:48] <Paddy_NI> damaltor: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CreateIsoFromCDorDVD
[15:48] <deadman> ActionParsnip, Bus 001 Device 013: ID 2304:0232 Pinnacle Systems, Inc. [hex] PCTV 170e
[15:48] <deadman> sorry
[15:48] <deadman> hi does anyone have any idea how to get pinnacle USB PCTV Analogue working in ubuntu 9.04...? any guides tips? where to start digging? please help... me out...
[15:49] <PerryArmstrong> Out_Cold; i couldn't do that as it had virus....it prevents usb from being umounted properly
[15:49] <Paddy_NI> deadman: the ubuntu forums.. google :)
[15:49] <Out_Cold> PerryArmstrong, there is a force mount command but i can't remember the syntax
[15:49] <damaltor> Paddy_NI: thank you :)
[15:49] <Paddy_NI> damaltor: no probs
[15:49] <deadman> Paddy_NI, hopelessforums.com :S
[15:49] <deadman> Paddy_NI, all i found there was tears...
[15:50] <Paddy_NI> hehe
[15:50] <xfm> any internet sharing using wifi expert here?
[15:50] <xfm> sooo easy on windows ;)
[15:50] <Bilge> Where are ufw rules stored?
[15:50] <Dream-> out-cold: you know you said any extension, does that mean .swf >_< cos that'd be funky
[15:51] <magellan> Is anyone using network interfaces bonding here ?
[15:51] <damaltor> deadman: tried that. get a screwdriver and disassemble it, and search for the name printed on the IC rather than searching for the name of the stick. that made some other stick working for me.
[15:51] <Dream-> out-cold: i dont have a clue btw ive just rewoken
[15:51] <Out_Cold> Dream-, sure.. linux doesn't care about extension names
[15:51] <Dream-> can someone ghost my other nick please?
[15:52] <Paddy_NI> deadman: what is the exact model?
[15:52] <Out_Cold> Dream-, is it registered?
[15:52] <chippy> hi, how can i set the menu key to open context menus? keyboard>layouts>keyboard options> set standard behavior to menu key doe not work.
[15:52] <Dream-> Dream-Ubu +_+'  and yes
[15:52] <Paddy_NI> brb.. gotta check the oven :)
[15:52] <Out_Cold> then type /msg nickserv ghost Dream-Ubu yourpassword
[15:52] <MR_OS> Hi room
[15:52] <deadman> Paddy_NI, dmaltor the model is Pinnacle PCTV Analogue Stick (USB)
[15:52] <MR_OS> any mac users here?
[15:52] <Dream-> yay! :)
[15:53] <jph_> Anyone Know about RAIDs here? The difference between hardware and software RAID and the pros and cons of each?
[15:53] <Pici> !ghost | Dream-Ubu
[15:53] <cheng> can anyone suggest a calendar plotting program other than evolution? I only need the calendar stuff not mai.. thanks
[15:53] <damaltor> deadman: do you know exactly wich IC is built into it? try to get a driver for that chip rather than for the complete hardware
[15:53] <the_hoser> jph_: what do you want to know?
[15:53] <Dream-Ubu> thanks pici
[15:53] <jph_> RAID 1 Question - I have a Supermicro motherboard that has 4 SATA connections; Can I have 2 RAID 1 setups on that? i.e. Can I take 2 100g HDs and set them up in a RAID 1 for my Ubuntu Server OS and then later take 2 1Tb HDs and set them up in a RAID 1 for my mass storage drive and then mount them within the system
[15:53] <MR_OS> can any 1 suggest me how to WRITE on HFS formatted disk in ubuntu?
[15:54] <Out_Cold> PerryArmstrong, the command is something like this but change to suit your needs mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/windisk -o force
[15:54] <the_hoser> jph_: if the raid controller allows you to have more than 1 volume (most do), then yes.
[15:54] <deadman> damaltor, i think its the em28xx
[15:54] <Paddy_NI> deadman: These people seem to have gotten video to work http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1006699
[15:54] <deadman> damaltor, but where can i get drivers for it?
[15:54] <the_hoser> jph_: however, you need to make sure that your raid card is supported.
[15:54] <Paddy_NI> deadman: seems a step in the right direction
[15:54] <jph_> would that be a hardware or software RAID
[15:54] <damaltor> deadman: then google for that. usually, the chips are built into more then one device so the chance to get a driver is bigger then just searching for that special pinnacle device
[15:55] <the_hoser> jph_: most on-motherboard raid controllers are pseudo-software raid.  pure hardware raid is expensive.
[15:55] <deadman> Paddy_NI, thanks for the link... will dig into it
[15:55] <PerryArmstrong> Out_Cold; my usb is auto mounting....the only problem is i am unable to delete files as I have only read permissions
[15:55] <jph_> those SATA ports are on on-board if that matters... how do i go about seeing if it is supported
[15:55] <deadman> damaltor, oh... ok...
[15:55] <JuJuBee> I am trying to install a program on Ubuntu 64 bit and am getting an error when trying to run the program: error while loading shared libraries: libQtWebKit.so.4: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
[15:56] <the_hoser> jph_: well, do you know the model of your motherboard?
[15:56] <jph_> I will be back in 60sec with that in info thanks for the help
[15:56] <Out_Cold> PerryArmstrong, then: gksu nautilus or chown -R yourname:yourname /path/to/files
[15:56] <detrate> is there a channel specific to managing a ubuntu server?
[15:57] <resno> !server | detrate:
[15:57] <genii> detrate: #ubuntu-server
[15:57] <detrate> :) thanks
[15:57] <deadman> damaltor, when i turn on tvtime it says that there is no device on video0
[15:57] <Out_Cold> Dream-Ubu, you get your script working?
[15:57] <deadman> but on my virtual machine windows it works fine
[15:57] <JuJuBee> Anybody?  libQTWebKit.so.4 ?
[15:58] <genii> JuJuBee: You're currently in #ubuntu , where for instance most of the Gnome apps don't use Qt but GTK
[15:58] <damaltor> deadman: usually, those chips get their firmware on plugging them in, so the computer has to send a firmware to the device bevore it can work. you will need a suitable driver for interacting with the device itselv, and a suitable firmware to make the device do something. both of them have to fot the IC in your pinnacle device.
[15:58] <jph_> Ok I think it is the SuperMicro 'Super X5DAL-TG2'
[15:59] <damaltor> deadman: *fit the IC..
[15:59] <JuJuBee> genii : so QT is a kde specific
[15:59] <blue-pearl> how to ring sound on Dell Inspiron 1440 running Ubuntu 9.04?
[15:59] <Emery> QT is not KDE specific at all.
[15:59] <genii> JuJuBee: Basically, yes
[15:59] <JuJuBee> k
[15:59] <blue-pearl> how to bring sound on Dell Inspiron 1440 running Ubuntu 9.04?
[16:00] <Paddy_NI> Emery: when it comes to linux and ubuntu (gnome) it is
[16:00] <Out_Cold> kde uses QT and gnome uses gtk, but you can have both on both systems
[16:00] <genii> Emery: I just opted for the short answer :)
[16:00] <Emery> QT can be used on any desktop
[16:00] <Paddy_NI> Emery: did anyone say anything to the contrary?
[16:00] <blue-pearl> how to bring sound on Dell Inspiron 1440 running Ubuntu 9.04?
[16:00] <JuJuBee> genii : on a side note, everybody tells me that I should use aptitude to intall not apt-get.   This true?
[16:01] <PerryArmstrong> Out_Cold; http://paste.ubuntu.com/292423/
[16:01] <Emery> Paddy_NI, alright don't cry.
[16:01] <Paddy_NI> O_o
[16:01] <Out_Cold> blue-pearl, start by opening a terminal and typing alsamixer
[16:01] <Emery> Don't be getting all irish on me.
[16:01] <damaltor> blue-pearl: find out model of sound card. get drivers.
[16:01] <Paddy_NI> Emery: be careful
[16:01] <deadman> damaltor, i read somewhere that my device works with video4linux
[16:01] <deadman> so where and how can i install video4linux?
[16:01] <Out_Cold> oh lol.. PerryArmstrong you have to unmount the drive and remount it as read/write
[16:01] <Emery> Paddy_NI, You gunna IRA my ass ?
[16:02] <Paddy_NI> !o4o
[16:02] <grawity> Out_Cold: mount -o remount,rw /path
[16:02] <jph_> the_hoser: It is the 'Super X5DAL-TG2'
[16:02] <system404> Emery: better watch paddy will but a bomb in your biscuit tin
[16:02] <PerryArmstrong> Out_Cold; you mean this:  mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sda1 /media/windisk -o force
[16:02] <Emery> The question still stands.
[16:02] <Out_Cold> PerryArmstrong, see grawity's post ^^
[16:02] <Emery> ROFL
[16:02] <damaltor> deadman: find that site again and find out how ;) no seriosly: if they say it works, there should be some telling how. maybe, it is as easy as the device doenst name /dev/videox but some other name. what does dmesg say if you plug it in?
[16:03] <genii> JuJuBee: It's just a matter of personal preference. Personally I like apt-get. Others like aptitude. There used to be more of a difference in how dependencies were handled which made aptitude preferable.
[16:03] <blue-pearl> damaltor: from where can i get the drivers?
[16:03] <damaltor> blue-pearl: usually, google. but did you try alsamixer?
[16:03] <JuJuBee> genii: not so much now?
[16:04] <PerryArmstrong> Out_Cold; http://paste.ubuntu.com/292425/
[16:04] <genii> JuJuBee: Exactly
[16:04] <deadman> damaltor, dmesg gives a very long list... of stuff...
[16:04] <Out_Cold> grawity, can you see what's wrong with PerryArmstrong's post?
[16:04] <deadman> and it doesnt mention about my device i think...
[16:04] <resno> i am trying to write a simple bash command, that will execute two terminal commands.  how do i make it open anohter nistance of the terminal?
[16:04] <helpdesk> hello, does anyone know how i could correct an error on my ubuntu abt themes, sounds or background settings?
[16:05] <blue-pearl> damaltor: actually its not my laptop its my frnds, he has no internet so i am searching for the answer.
[16:05] <jph_> the_hoser: you there?
[16:05] <grawity> resno: Depends on the terminal you are using. I guess you're using GNOME Terminal, so just run "gnome-terminal"
[16:05] <damaltor> deadman: ok. unplug the device, wait 10 secs, plug it back in. then compare, what is "new" and what is "old" output. maybe it tells you why it doesnt work.
[16:05] <suman> how do i manage startup services and programes in ubuntu?
[16:05] <system404> suman go to system preferences startup applications
[16:06] <uniq_user> system administration services on the menu
[16:06] <Emery> If ubuntu is gnome, kubuntu is KDE ... what is the core that you can install with the minimal cd ?
[16:06] <deadman> damaltor, ok..
[16:06] <grawity> Out_Cold: Based on the media name ("KINGSTON") and the paths ("S-1-blah-blah"), I guess the filesystem is either FAT32 or NTFS, neither of which support Unix file owner or permissions.
[16:06] <Out_Cold> Emery, ubuntu server
[16:06] <Emery> It's not a server
[16:06] <Emery> At all
[16:06] <Out_Cold> grawity, but it's still read only
[16:06] <Emery> It's a core.
[16:06] <resno> grawity: how do i make it run that command in the new open terminal?
[16:06] <grawity> resno: Same as any other command.
[16:07] <damaltor> blue-pearl: ok. step one: run alsamixer. some soundcards are only muted. alsamixer is easy, but be sure to read some manual before using it. if that is not working, try lspci in console, find the sound card entry, and then google for drivers. i dont own that notebook so i cannot help you directly.
[16:07] <jph_> the_hoser: you there?
[16:07] <grawity> Out_Cold: Can he create files using 'touch' or $EDITOR?
[16:07] <suman> system404: well, i am using kubuntu.. and it doesnot have that??
[16:07] <Out_Cold> Emery, you can load ubuntu server without any server components, which would be just a core..
[16:07] <the_hoser> jph_: yeah.  did you find the model?
[16:07] <resno> grawity: it opens but doesnt run the command there, it contiunes to wait for the current terimal process to end.
[16:07] <suman> system404: any way to do it usin comand line?
[16:07] <resno> grawity: instead of using the instance i created
[16:07] <Pici> Emery: The minimal CD does not have a desktop environment like the Kubuntu or Ubuntu installers.
[16:08] <Out_Cold> PerryArmstrong, try touch test.file
[16:08] <system404> it will have something similar then ive never used the kde enviro allways gnome all the wayt
[16:08] <jph_> the_hoser: It is the 'Super X5DAL-TG2'
[16:08] <PerryArmstrong> Out_Cold, grawity; do i have to do that in my usb directory
[16:08] <Out_Cold> PerryArmstrong, sorry try touch /media/KINGSTON/test.file
[16:09] <jph_> By SuperMicro
[16:09] <Out_Cold> i need to go make a pot of coffee
[16:09] <Out_Cold> stupid snow outside..
[16:09] <PerryArmstrong> Out_Cold, grawity; says cannot touch as its Read-only file system
[16:09] <blue-pearl> damaltor: thanx...will try it.
[16:09] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: What is the output of 'grep KINGSTON /etc/mtab' ?
[16:09] <damaltor> blue-pearl: no problem
[16:10] <damaltor> deadman: did you find something useful? i have to go in a few minutes
[16:10] <the_hoser> jph_: mmkay.  you have linux supported fakeraid.  I'd honestly go with software raid.  It's less buggy.  Unless you have a *real* raid controller, software raid is almost always better.
[16:10] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; http://paste.ubuntu.com/292431/
[16:10] <rahmu> hey guys I'm looking to install a software on a live USB. Any ideas how to do it ?
[16:10] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Oh, one more thing. Your previous paste lists a few files - and all of them I recognize as instances of a Windows virus which spreads by USB drives. So while it is _not_ related to your problem, I still wanted to point that out.
[16:11] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Hm. Does the drive have a physical readonly switch? Some do.
[16:11] <Out_Cold> thank goodness we run linux :p
[16:11] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; ya i know that those are virus...but then i can't delete them unless i can have the permissions
[16:12] <jph_> the_hoser:  Ok so i should go with a software RAID and there shouldn't be a problem having 2 separate RAIDs
[16:12] <lab> hi. which is the best way to install ATI driver for ubuntu 9.04 ? I followed these instructions and they were a disaster: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BinaryDriverHowto/ATI   . any suggestion? thanks
[16:12] <the_hoser> jph_: correct
[16:12] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; no such kind of switch
[16:12] <Out_Cold> PerryArmstrong, do you need any of the other files on there?
[16:12] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Are there any other files, besides the viruses?
[16:12] <jph_> great, thank you so much for your time
[16:12] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: You could try recreating the filesystem.
[16:12] <PerryArmstrong> Out_Cold; nope
[16:12] <Out_Cold> i'd fdisk the thing... or gparted
[16:12] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; so how do I...
[16:12] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: As in, umount /media/KINGSTON; mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb1
[16:13] <the_hoser> jph_: np
[16:13] <Dream-Ubu> well, Out-Cold, it works ^^ thank you, i've just got to fix the Dofus bit :)
[16:13] <resno> ive written this bash script to excute these two commands into seperate terminals instances but it only runs on the one i called the script from. http://paste.ubuntu.com/292435/
[16:13] <Out_Cold> thank the rest of the guys in here too... they helped just as much ;)
[16:14]  * Dream-Ubu fetches the megaphone
[16:14] <Dream-Ubu> *sound of feed back* thank you and pici, you scare me :)
[16:15] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; http://paste.ubuntu.com/292437/
[16:15] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: um
[16:16] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; seems fishy
[16:16] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Try cd /; !!;
[16:16] <Dream-Ubu> wow...over 2million pastes on the paste bin? almost 3!
[16:16] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: You're cd'd to /media/KINGSTON, so it cannot umount it.
[16:16] <grawity> Dream-Ubu: Actually, almost 300 thousand.
[16:17] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; hehe done
[16:17] <Dream-Ubu> grawity: shhh im magic, its 3million to my right eye and 300k to my left....the cusor didnt help me at all
[16:19] <Out_Cold> and most people use their own paste bins in here...  if we had a monopoly on the bins it'd be much higher
[16:20] <deadman> hi does anyone have any idea how to get pinnacle USB PCTV Analogue working in ubuntu 9.04...? any guides tips? where to start digging? please help... me out...
[16:22] <PerryArmstrong> Out_cold; then no one will use linux
[16:22] <Out_Cold> yea good point... but it was just a vague observation
[16:23] <Pici> #ubuntu-offtopic awaits
[16:25] <samk> hello
[16:25] <Guest35058> need help no sounds!! again!!
[16:26] <q0_0p> does anyone know if the wrt routers come with iptables when u buy it?
[16:27] <samk> I'm trying to run wireless on my laptop with a Atheros AR242x but the interface doesn't come up. I already enabled HAL and Support for Atheros on the "Hardware Drivers" but the interface is still down.
[16:27] <samk> Does anybody knows a how to page or something. I google it but didn't find anything.
[16:27] <iPwned> anybody having display issues with the beta?
[16:27] <mnaines1> q0_0p: This what you're talking about? http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0302906
[16:27] <PerryArmstrong> Out_cold; ya just a passing comment.... i suppose Mr. Gates would be too interested in it
[16:27] <intok> where can I get printer drivers for the canon pixma IP6600D
[16:27] <boojit> q0_0p: are you talking about linksys routers like wrt54gl?
[16:28] <q0_0p> mnaines1, yes
[16:28] <q0_0p> Boohbah, yes
[16:28] <q0_0p> boojit, yes
[16:28] <subone> When I fullscreen anything it mirrors it onto my other monitor even though I have both set up to display seperately not mirrored. The other monitor appears scrambled and mixed up a little though. Any ideas what could cause this garbling of the second, albeit unexpected, image?
[16:28] <Pici> !ot | q0_0p
[16:28] <boojit> q0_0p: you buy a router like the wrt54gl, then you install a linux kernel configured to run on it, such as OpenWRT
[16:28] <boojit> it will come with iptables
[16:28] <q0_0p> nice
[16:28] <q0_0p> thats my goal
[16:29] <boojit> q0_0p: but this doesn't have a thing to do with ubuntu as far as i can tell
[16:29] <boojit> try #openwrt
[16:29] <q0_0p> k
[16:29] <iPwned> is 9.10 really going to be ready ? I have tons of issues
[16:29] <mnaines1> iPwned: #karmic
[16:29] <Pici> iPwned: 9.10 discussion is in #ubuntu+1 , I suggest you ask there
[16:29] <boojit> i'll join over there if you have more questions...although others there can help more than me
[16:29] <jpds> iPwned: ...and... I have none.
[16:29] <iPwned> anybody eles have issues on 9.1
[16:30] <billybigrigger> can someone point me in the direction of a good cd ripper? i want to rip cd's to flac with a log
[16:30] <Pici> mnaines1: #karmic is not a registered channel
[16:30] <churl1> Appiah: thanks again
[16:30] <mnaines1> Pici: My bad.  I was trying to get ubottu to mention it
[16:30] <olmari> Hello, is there an way to install an downloaded .deb from CLI so that depencies will get downloaded (semi)automatically too?
[16:31] <jpds> olmari: dpkg -i it, and then run: apt-get install -f
[16:31] <phryk>  hi there
[16:31] <olmari> jpds: Hmm... indeed
[16:32] <phryk> is there any possibility to mount the wubi filesystem from the host windows os?
[16:32] <BenB> in english, how do you call a person which fulfills your role in the office when you're ill or on vacation? deputy?
[16:32] <sipior> billybigrigger: sound juicer is nice
[16:32] <billybigrigger> sipior, it will rip to flac?
[16:32] <mnaines1> !ot | BenB
[16:32] <Pici> !offtopic | BenB
[16:32] <sipior> billybigrigger: yes, as i recall
[16:32] <iPwned> are there any way to force 9.04 to see my 2nd display is a LCD tv is I get het high res options
[16:33] <eaglestar> hi is there an automatic screen capture and uploader for ubuntu similar to jing project?
[16:33] <thedude42> olmari, if you just want to download the debs without installing them, you can use apt-get to get all the packag names but you might still have to download them manually (not sure if there is a toll to do that separately)
[16:33] <olmari> jpds: Okay then could there be suggested something even more automatic way... so that installation goes with one command, and it perhaps asks like apt-get joes..-
[16:33] <penthief> BenB: Shell script
[16:34] <mmckinnon> billybigrigger, for cd ripping have you looked at ubuntu's default cd ripping software sound juicer?
[16:34] <olmari> thedude42: no, problem is (was) that no automatic way to install elsewhere got .deb so that depencies would be met too (from normal repos)
[16:35] <docmax> hi there, 2 questions: can i re-initialize device driver names? (sda1 sda3 to sda1 sda2). i added a special user to group "sudo" but i still get password question... thanks
[16:35] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; so whats next
[16:35] <olmari> Well I assume I/someone could make an script for this, tough this particular problem isn't THAT often met
[16:35] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Did you run mkfs?
[16:36] <docmax> anyone?
[16:36] <billybigrigger> mmckinnon, yeah using it right now
[16:36] <billybigrigger> sound juicer doesn't spit out a log or what?
[16:36] <ruby_on_tails> is tehere an instant snapshot taking software for ubuntu ?
[16:36] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; no..i am not so good with commands, as i am kinda newbie
[16:36] <ruby_on_tails> for web designers
[16:36] <ruby_on_tails> to capture a good design/design element when they see it, tag it, etc
[16:37] <m0se5> Hi #ubuntu... bash script question. These variations of this line doesn't work. it'll either crash or hit port 22... OPTS_SSH="--rsh='ssh -ax -p 2222'"; OPTS_SSH="--rsh=\'ssh -ax -p 2222\'";  OPTS_SSH="--rsh=ssh -ax -p 2222";
[16:37] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Well, I already told you that one - mkfs.vfat /dev/sdb1 (assuming sdb1 is the bad drive)
[16:37] <docmax> hi there, 2 questions: can i re-initialize device drive names? (sda1 sda3 to sda1 sda2). question 2: i added a special user to group "sudo" but i still get password question... thanks
[16:37] <grawity> m0se5: Can I suggest putting those options to your ~/.ssh/config? Then they'll apply every time you or rsync runs ssh.
[16:38] <grawity> docmax: After adding yourself to a group, you need to logout and login again.
[16:38] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; ya i did that..is that all
[16:38] <joebodo>  ruby_on_tails take a look at shutter - it's supposed to be the best screen capture
[16:38] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Now mount /dev/sdb1 /media/KINGSTON
[16:38] <docmax> grawity, i restarted the pc, still i get password question
[16:38] <grawity> docmax: Did you un-comment the line in 'sudoers' file?
[16:39] <przemo> HMM
[16:39] <docmax> grawity, yes, i'll double check...
[16:39] <docmax> %sudo ALL=NOPASSWD: ALL
[16:39] <m0se5> grawity, that's a good workaround, yet this is a multi-user script. I couldn't expect the users to know what port the ssh server is running on.
[16:39] <docmax> %admin ALL=(ALL) ALL
[16:40] <grawity> m0se5: There's /etc/ssh/ssh_config too.
[16:40] <docmax> root	ALL=(ALL) ALL
[16:40] <docmax> grawity, 3 lines, all uncommented
[16:40] <docmax> big questionmark for me
[16:40] <grawity> docmax: This might be a problem - the %sudo line must be below %admin, otherwise the %admin one (with implied "PASSWD:") overrides the "NOPASSWD:" option.
[16:40] <aimtrainer> Hey! What do I use with jaunty: envy-core or envy-qt?
[16:41] <joaopinto> aimtrainer, none, I use the regular drivers
[16:41] <docmax> grawity, ok i'll check it.. but its the default order...
[16:41] <Sabir> What ports should I open on the router to work service people nearby in empathy?
[16:41] <Dr_Willis> aimtrainer:  qt - is the version using the kde qt lib
[16:41] <docmax> thanks
[16:41] <m0se5> grawity, lol... right on.. that'll work too... Thanks. um.. does that mean bash scripting won't do what I'm asking it too? I thought it was just a silly syntax error.
[16:41] <grawity> docmax: "Default" doesn't necessarily mean "correct".
[16:41] <aimtrainer> so I use core ... thanks
[16:41] <Olimpico> Hello, I have a problem with dpkg, I installed a DEB which actually works but every time I make apt-get upgrade i get an error message.
[16:41] <Dr_Willis> aimtrainer:  aimtrainer  i imagine the -core one is used by both the -qt and -gtk variants
[16:41] <Olimpico> How can I disable this, I just don't want to deinstall the DEB
[16:41] <aimtrainer> thanks
[16:41] <Dr_Willis> aimtrainer:  i imagine the -core is a 'support/ran in the background' part of the app
[16:41] <grawity> m0se5: Hm, try OPTS_SSH='--rsh="ssh -ax -p 222"'
[16:42] <Olimpico> And I want no more error messages
[16:42] <iamleneko> !tell me about beta
[16:42] <mik__> irc.dal.net
[16:42] <iamleneko> !tell me about karmic irc
[16:43] <iamleneko> !tell me about karmic channel
[16:43] <grawity> !karmic | iamleneko
[16:43] <grawity> iamleneko: ubottu works like that.
[16:43] <docmax> ??????????? i cant edit the sudoers file with "sudo gedit /etc/sudoers" ?????
[16:43] <Pici> !usage | iamleneko
[16:43] <iamleneko> okey great
[16:43] <sipior> Olimpico: you're not going to make us guess the error message, are you?
[16:43] <grawity> docmax: /etc/sudoers is only meant to be edited with the 'visudo' command.
[16:43] <iamleneko> thanks guys
[16:44] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; hey it worked...but i didnt understand what happened
[16:44] <grawity> docmax: So its permissions are set to disallow write access (0400)
[16:44] <Mavs> is there a way to get gpu aided video acceleration on ubuntu?
[16:44] <iamleneko> oh is some of you impatient people had upgrade to the beta ?
[16:44] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Either a corrupted filesystem, or  ... how did you mount it the first time, anyway?
[16:44] <PerryArmstrong> grawity, Out_Cold; thx for helping ,e
[16:44] <PerryArmstrong> *me
[16:44] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; it automounts
[16:44] <m0se5> grawity, I got the same error... rsync error: syntax or usage error (code 1) at main.c(362) [sender=3.0.5] I'll echo the rsync line. rsync --human-readable --stats --progress --partial --checksum --compress --delete --delete-excluded --rsh="ssh -ax -p 2222" --exclude-from=/home/user/.rsync/excludes.txt --timeout=600 --archive --force /home/user/ user@<IP_ADDRESS>:/home/user/
[16:45] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Using what exactly? GNOME's Nautilus? Xfce's thing? Something else?
[16:45] <docmax> grawity, ok thanks
[16:45] <lbt> hi - when I "adduser" a user they don't get sudo rights and can't shutdown the system - how do I give them that (properly) from the cli?
[16:45] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; nautilus
[16:45] <docmax> %sudo is below admin... i will check it now
[16:45] <grawity> lbt: Add them to the 'admin' group.
[16:45] <docmax> restarting linux
[16:45] <jrib> lbt: sudo adduser USERNAME admin
[16:46] <grawity> lbt: Remember that after you modify an user's group, the user must logout and log in again, for the group changes to apply.
[16:46] <Dr_Willis> lbt:  you could set up sudoers file to allow it.  or as a 'quick and dirty way' if you want them to use the 'shutdown' command. you could 'suid' the  shutdoen binary. but then ANYONE could run it and shutdown the system
[16:46] <Olimpico> Error! DKMS tree already contains: eeepc-laptop-20090415
[16:46] <Olimpico> You cannot add the same module/version combo more than once.
[16:46] <Olimpico> ERROR: Failed to add module.
[16:46] <Olimpico> dpkg: error processing eee-control (--configure):
[16:46] <Olimpico>  subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
[16:46] <lbt> grawity: thanks - thought so but wanted to be sure that was the 'right' way :)
[16:46] <m0se5> lbt, usermod -aG admin username
[16:46] <Olimpico> Setting up libstdc++5 (1:3.3.6-17ubuntu1) ...
[16:46] <FloodBot1> Olimpico: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:46] <Olimpico> Errors were encountered while processing:
[16:46] <docmax> ok another question: can i remove ALL password questions in gnome?
[16:46] <grawity> lbt: Some consider usermod to be the 'right' way (see m0se5's message)
[16:46] <lbt> thanks - this is to setup many users on a lan
[16:46] <docmax> for example reconnecting to wlan
[16:46] <Dr_Willis> lbt:  depends on how much  access you want to allow them. :) youve gottn  like 5 suggestions  so far. heh
[16:46] <grawity> m0se5: I'll just PM you a snippet for /etc/ssh/config.
[16:47] <Olimpico> The error doesn really matter, I just want dpkg not to notice it any more, since the application works fine
[16:47] <lbt> and write some docs.... will man usermod
[16:47] <lbt> yeah - suid isn't it
[16:47] <lbt> I want to emulate a normal install
[16:47] <lbt> but I preseed the install
[16:47] <lbt> and adduser later
[16:47] <bobbob1016> How can I start each drive in a mdadm raid individually?  One is clicking, but mdadm --detail says each drive is fine.  The drives are under the 14day return policy, I just need to figure out which it is, so I can exchange it.
[16:47] <savage-> quick question
[16:48] <savage-> is there a way to write a sed command to replace something with a result of running a unix command?
[16:48] <savage-> I want to do: cat file | sed s/DATE_TOKEN/`date`
[16:48] <Dr_Willis> savage-:  proberly is.
[16:48] <savage-> or something like that
[16:48] <lbt> bobbob1016: smarctl -tlong <drive>
[16:48] <sipior> savage-: sure, pipe the output to a shell
[16:48] <savage-> but I want to replace itw ith the result of running the unix `date` command
[16:48] <lbt> also badblocks
[16:48] <m0se5> grawity, Thanks a bunch! way to think outside the box!
[16:48] <Dr_Willis>  savage-  use $(date) instead of backticks.. it makes it easier to read. :) for starteress
[16:48] <savage-> crap
[16:48] <lbt> oh
[16:48] <grawity> savage-: _Almost_ like you wrote
[16:48] <veggteppe> Anyone know how i format a drive, when im on a pure "command based" computer?. having a HDD issue, so can't boot up anything, so had to start in compability mode.
[16:48] <savage-> can you copy/paste that again
[16:48] <lbt> bobbob1016: sorry
[16:48] <savage-> I just did a /clear by accident
[16:48] <savage-> thnx
[16:48] <FloodBot1> savage-: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[16:48] <grawity> savage-: sed "s/DATE_TOKEN/$(date)/" file
[16:48] <lbt> bobbob1016: "one is clicking"
[16:49] <savage-> thanks!!!
[16:49] <h32Lg> hi everybody
[16:49] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; so according to the steps...i had to unmount it...create a new file system and then mount it again...but whats really running behind the scenes
[16:49] <lbt> bobbob1016: so use smartctl -a on each drive
[16:49] <Olimpico> Sorry, here the error: http://paste.ubuntu.com/292451/
[16:49] <lbt> bobbob1016: and that will probably tell you
[16:49] <grawity> savage-: `date` works too, but $(date) is better.
[16:49] <savage-> thanks!!!
[16:49] <bobbob1016> lbt, What's the difference between -a and -tlong (I guess -tlong is long test)?
[16:49] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: Try this now. umount it again, unplug, plug back in, wait for it to automount, see if it's readonly or not.
[16:49] <Olimpico> But as I said, the error doesn't matter, I just want dpkg not to notice it.
[16:50] <resno> how do i issue a command from bash to a new terimanl instance?
[16:50] <lbt> bobbob1016: correct. -a is "all info"
[16:50] <intok> where can I get printer drivers for the canon pixma IP6600D?
[16:50] <LjL> resno: just type the name of your favorite terminal emulator, such as "xterm" or "gnome-terminal" (if that's what it's called, don't remember). might want to add & at the end to put it into the background
[16:51] <Dr_Willis> intok:  err.. i go tone of those...  they are built in to the defaults...
[16:51] <mnaines1> intok: Google the OpenPrinting database...Gutenprint drivers should be available for that printer
[16:51] <Dr_Willis> intok:  i just plug it in.. and it works...
[16:51] <Dr_Willis> intok:  what version of ubuntu you using?
[16:52] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; i am able to write files into it
[16:52] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: If it keeps working fine, then it was a corrupted filesystem. (FAT filesystems, including FAT32, are very unreliable. However, they're often used for speed and because they're easy to implement, as long as you don't annoy Micros~1 lawyers)
[16:52] <mnaines1> Dr_Willis: I have the Canon Pixma iP4500, but when I try to print photos, they're very grainy...No matter how many times I change the drivers, its still grainy
[16:52] <intok> Dr_Willis no it doesn't it only finds the driver for the IP6000D, and using that gets bad colors and no black channel
[16:52] <intok> Dr_Willis9.10 beta right now, but those are the results I got under 9.04
[16:53] <Dr_Willis> intok:  odd.. it  it prints the test pages fine here.  im on 9.10
[16:53] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; how can i prevent it from getting corrupted
[16:53] <Dr_Willis> intok:  let me check it again..
[16:53] <m0RrE> does anyone have a 9800gtx graphics card and use the hdmi adapter? it works but i can't get dts or dolby digital sound to work.. stereo is fine
[16:53] <grawity> PerryArmstrong: a) umount before unplugging, or b) use NTFS _and_ umount before unplugging.
[16:53] <bobbob1016> lbt,  Here's my smartctl -a output, the other drives said no errors, this one said "Passed" though http://pastebin.com/m386052a9
[16:54] <Dr_Willis> ip6600D  is what i got behind me.
[16:54] <PerryArmstrong> grawity; thxx...hey will catch up with you again
[16:54] <Olimpico> Nobody can help me??
[16:54] <str> hi everyone.. I'm using karmic now.. and the pcspeacker buzz is starting to drive me crazy ... anyone knows about it?
[16:54] <mnaines1> grawity: Is it a good thing to keep the drives unmounted when they're not in use?
[16:54] <bobbob1016> str, ask in ubuntu+1
[16:54] <bobbob1016> #ubuntu+1
[16:54] <Dr_Willis> Olimpico:  check the apt-get/apt/package manuals  may be the best thing to do.
[16:55] <str> bobbob1016, thank you
[16:55] <grawity> mnaines1: tbh, I don't see any point in doing that.
[16:55] <mnaines1> grawity: Security is one good reason
[16:55] <grawity> mnaines1: Details?
[16:56] <sipior> i'm curious myself...
[16:56] <intok> Dr_Willis thats the only thing mine prints right, everything else ails to print properly
[16:56] <Dr_Willis> intok:  printing a web page now...
[16:56] <mnaines1> grawity: For example, good security is plug-and-play hard drives that are secured physically when they're not in use
[16:56] <resno> LjL: it wont issue the comands from the bash command to the popped up termianl window
[16:56] <Dr_Willis> intok:  i rarely use the thing. :)
[16:56] <Enissay_> how can i rename a file of files? remove file1_81_XXX.avi file2_81_XXX.avi file3_81_XXX.avi ..... where XXX is the part to remove
[16:56] <Enissay_> i mean rename many files
[16:57] <intok> mnaines1 last I checked open printing they said to use a canon made japanesse driver but ythe link to the driver lead to a 404...
[16:57] <grawity> Enissay_: Try the 'rename' command.
[16:57] <Dr_Willis> intok:   the thing is all goofed up. file a bug i guess...  colors are 'inverted/negative' and  i get NO black text at all.
[16:58] <Dr_Willis> intok:  theres a lot of settingss to goof with also i saw.. but i dont have the time to play with them.,
[16:58] <Dr_Willis> intok:  trying the differnt 'color models' settings.. grying greyscale right now
[16:59] <pikustan> how can i hack my neightboughrs wlan? he's so annoying!
[16:59] <jana_> ave a question please i installed wine in order to install autocad on ubuntu
[16:59] <jana_> but its not working
[16:59] <intok> Dr_Willis same thing I get
[16:59] <ioka> hello guys
[16:59] <sipior> pikustan: go away.
[16:59] <jana_> can anyone help me please
[16:59] <jana_> i am new to linux
[16:59] <ioka> what is the root password for live session?
[16:59] <pikustan> sipion: -.-'
[17:00] <resno> ask! | jana_
[17:00] <intok> ioka .. there isn't one
[17:00] <resno> !ask | jana_
[17:00] <grawity> ioka: I don't think there's any. Log in as "ubuntu", use "sudo -s" to get root access.
[17:00] <ioka> I try sudo ifconfig wlan0 up and i get no such file or directory
[17:00] <ioka> wtf?
[17:00] <jana_> ok thank you
[17:00] <Dr_Willis> intok:  i really really HATE that canon printer.. i plan on NEVER buying another canon. this thing likes to think i got the ink carts in teh wrong slots.. whenthey are not. :(
[17:00] <gotunandan> jana_ : have you checked the wine app database on whether autocad runs well enough ?
[17:00] <jana_> i installed wine
[17:01] <jana_> but i dt know how to check if it runs well enough
[17:01] <MrElendig> jana_: my condolences
[17:01] <gotunandan> jana_: http://appdb.winehq.org/
[17:01] <jana_> gotunandan: what should i do with that link ?
[17:02] <ioka> yes I am root with sudo -s. however same error
[17:02] <sjokkis> hi. i just noticed that several folders in my home are automatically being synced to ubuntu one, without me having set this up myself. i'm not comfortable with this at all. how do i disable it?
[17:02] <ioka> so I can not start wlan0 in live session
[17:02] <intok> Dr_Willis yah, I got it so I could get decent prints direct from the camera
[17:03] <gotunandan> jana: visit the link and on the left hand side menu goto browse apps and see if autocad is listed on it and works well enough ?
[17:03] <amar> I am getting "your session lasted for less than 10 seconds......" error and then it goes back to Gnome login screen .... for the last 4 months.... no solution
[17:03] <jana_> gotunandan:ok thank u i will try now
[17:03] <ioka> or from ifup wlan0 I get Ignoring unknown interface wlan0=wlan0
[17:04] <sipior> ioka: is there even a driver loaded for your card?
[17:04] <docmax> grawity, WORKS! =)
[17:04] <Guest5568> i am stunned! someone named a chatroom after my nuck???cheers fellow Linux users.
[17:04] <ioka> I'm trying to start hardware drivers, nothing happens.I see wlan0 with ifconfig -a command
[17:04] <docmax> question: can i remove ALL password questions in gnome? (especially wlan auto-reconnection)
[17:04] <gotunandan> ioka: run $ sudo lshw  -C network , and check your network devices listed
[17:05] <F15h3r> Hey there, i am having little problem with my graphic card on 9.04, it worked fine till i installed fglrx-amdcccle (ati catalyst CC). After installation my system doesnt show  me desktop anymore ... Just some white lines on black. Can it be repaired somehow from live distro? i can access disk! tnx
[17:05] <sipior> ioka: and what does iwconfig say?
[17:05] <Dr_Willis> intok:  i found its cheaper to go to walmart or cvs and use their stuff :)  wife just had to have THIS printer.. and ive hated it since she boght it.
[17:06] <Dr_Willis> intok:  greyscale color mode = prints totally blank pages.
[17:06] <talntid> hi all. is there a gfs2 irc chat room?
[17:06] <ioka> iwconfig shows my card. lshw -C network shows disabled
[17:06] <uberspaced> what packages do I need to install before I can recompile an X video driver?
[17:07] <MrElendig> talntid: /q alis list *gfs*
[17:07] <jana_> gotunandan: Installing dotnet30 with winetricks will at least allow the setup to run, but net 3.5 is required for Autocad to install.
[17:07] <docmax> question: can i remove ALL password questions in gnome? (especially wlan auto-reconnection)
[17:07] <uberspaced> specifically: xserver-xorg-video-intel
[17:07] <MrElendig> docmax: paswordless keyring
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  the wan one is  being used by the  wallet - see applications -> acessories -> passwords    set the default wallet password to be blank. and it wont ask that one.. as for the others.. no idea
[17:08] <gotunandan> jana_: then you might have a problem, i'm afraid unless you want to try installing .net 3.5 ;)
[17:08] <docmax> MrElendig, i dont want an empty password, just no asking for a special user
[17:08] <jana_> gotunandan: What does not work:Installation of NET 3.5 SP1 (Required for Autocad to install
[17:08] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  the wallet/key ring tool can accept an empty password. it will rember the other passwords.. it just wont ask for a initial unlock password at login
[17:09] <jana_> gotunandan: that means i cannot install it right?
[17:09] <MrElendig> docmax: hmm, set the keyring to remember you the, so that it only asks once per session?
[17:09] <ioka> maybe the live usb is been badly created.
[17:09] <MrElendig> ssthesthens
[17:09] <gotunandan> jana_: unfortunately yes :(
[17:09] <frenz> Bonjour!
[17:09] <jana_> gotunandan: thank u =)
[17:10] <docmax> MrElendig, where do i do this? i just want an wlan auto-connection when booting into gnome
[17:10] <gotunandan> jana_: the problem here lies with the fact that Autocad does not support GNU/Linux
[17:10] <ioka> if I try locate wlan0 should it find that file?
[17:10] <KristianRose> hey can anyone point me to a troubleshooting guide that might help me figure out why network manager  doesn't want to manage my wifi card?
[17:10] <gotunandan> jana_: hope you you keep using ubuntu though for other stuff/work
[17:10] <docmax> cause sometimes i have to reboot the pc remote
[17:10] <ioka> it does not find anything
[17:10] <docmax> and gnome has to connect automaticly, with no user input
[17:10] <pshr_> vista like sidebar in ubuntu possible or not ?
[17:10] <thedude42> docmax, if you can live without network manager, you can simply set up your wlan key information in /etc/network/interfaces
[17:10] <jana_> gotunandan: u think i might find a solution for autocad or helpless case?
[17:11] <ioka> did you check wireless in gui network manager?
[17:11] <gotunandan> KristianRose: remove any line indicating wlan0 in /etc/network/interfaces
[17:11] <sipior> ioka: "wlan0" is a name attached by the kernel, there's no corresponding filesystem entry. (this isn't Plan 9)
[17:11] <ioka> if you do not check it it wont manage your card
[17:11] <dreamborn> I am running ubuntu 9.04 on one HDD and vista on another how do i move the bootloader from my vista HDD to the ubuntu one?
[17:11] <Dr_Willis> pshr_:  theres dozens of wayss to get 'widgits' on the desktop. You could use the google gadgets stuff if you wanted
[17:11] <gotunandan> jana_: might be a lost cause as far as i can tell :(
[17:12] <pshr_> Dr_Willis, i had a poor experience with google gadgets behind the proxy :)
[17:12] <KristianRose> ok but here's the weird thing.  12 hours ago, it was working.
[17:12] <Dr_Willis> pshr_:  i find all the desktop widgits useless....
[17:12] <ioka> so the b43 driver is loaded I just can not use ifconfig wlan0 up
[17:12] <Dr_Willis> pshr_:  opera also has some.
[17:12] <jana_> gotunandan: well at least i tried thank u have a good day
[17:12] <ioka> DAMN
[17:12] <pshr_> thanks Dr_Willis
[17:12] <KristianRose> wow seems i'm not the only one with broadcom issues
[17:13] <yoga> I tried to install lm-sensors by follow the the page https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SensorInstallHowto, however when sudo /etc/init.d/module-init-tools I get "Usage: /etc/init.d/module-init-tools COMMAND", it seems that nothing is inserted into the kernel, any idea?
[17:13] <ioka> I try the beta version again on the usb to see if it will be the same thing
[17:13] <gotunandan> KristianRose: i've had similar problems with network-manager as well, also you could check /etc/NetworkManager/nm-settings.conf and set managed=true
[17:13] <ReVoLt112> hi
[17:14] <KristianRose> gotunandan: thanks i'll take a look at that
[17:14] <gotunandan> KristianRose: If network-manager can detect your wireless device and is just not able to manage it, then it means that the driver is present, just that network-manager is refusing to configure it automatically
[17:14] <ioka> yes there is a managed=false.I'll change it to see if it will make any difference
[17:15] <gotunandan> jana_:  good day to you too !
[17:15] <MrElendig> yoga: /etc/init.d/module-init-tools start
[17:15] <iDangerMouse> Hi guys I need a big time help.... stuck really bad  I inserted my USB flash in my laptop and how do I detect it and format it ?
[17:16] <ioka> no same thing no file or directory
[17:16] <ioka> there should be a usb install or something
[17:16] <KristianRose> it's weird, because network manager was working with my wifi card without issue before not even 5 hours ago.  only thing that changed between now and then was i shut down my laptop and booted into vista.
[17:17] <iDangerMouse> anyone :( ?
[17:17] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse
[17:17] <dury> hi there channel :)
[17:17] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  you can use 'sudo fdisk -l' or 'dmesg' to see what devioce the thing is.. then use sudo mkfs.XXXX /dev/devicename   to format it.. or use gparted for a gui way to find/format it
[17:17] <iDangerMouse> Yes uberspaced ?
[17:17] <uberspaced> what I do is open up a terminal with "ls /dev |grep sd"
[17:17] <gotunandan> KristianRose: yes that is a weird problem, rebooting did cause the same problem on my laptop as well
[17:17] <uberspaced> and plug the device in
[17:17] <genii> iDangerMouse: If it was the last thing you plugged into the USB... dmesg|tail       should tell you the drive designation (like sdb sdc or so). Then you can partition it with fdisk or gparted and then format it with mkfs.ext3  (or ext4 or whatever)
[17:18] <uberspaced> a new one should pop up if it's recognized.
[17:18] <iDangerMouse> Drm:i915_getparam error
[17:18] <iDangerMouse> that showed up
[17:19] <MrElendig> iDangerMouse: should be more than that in dmesg after you plugged it in
[17:19] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, open up a terminal.
[17:19] <iDangerMouse> Opened it
[17:19] <uberspaced> run: watch "ls /dev |grep sd"
[17:19] <gotunandan> KristianRose: I think setting managed=true in nm-settings.conf should fix it and as I said earlier remove and mention of wlan0 (or wlan1 , if that is the name of your wireless device) in /etc/network/interfaces
[17:19] <uberspaced> plug in your usb stick, or remove it and then plug it in
[17:19] <uberspaced> and it should show up.
[17:20] <ioka> I'll format the usb and try it again.It does not star the install program from the desktop.
[17:20] <gotunandan> KristianRose: sorry the file is /etc/NetworkManager/nm-system-settings.conf
[17:20] <iDangerMouse> uberspaced:  nop
[17:20] <iDangerMouse> It hangs on windows so i thought i ll format it via Ubuntu
[17:20] <KristianRose> gotunandan: so that's [ifupdown] managed =true ?
[17:20] <dury> mmm... could anyone suggest me an application to create a DVD slideshow with photos
[17:21] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  you can use gparted. or 'sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/DEVICENAME'  for fat32 formating.
[17:21] <F15h3r> Hey, one question: i am having some troubles with graphics on 9.04, it worked good till i installed fglrx-amdcccle (ati catalyst CC) - to setup brightness... After installation my system didnt show  me desktop - Just some lines on black. Can i uninstall or undo this? i CAN access disk! plz for answers!
[17:22] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, if the device doesn't show up
[17:22] <uberspaced> it may be hosed.
[17:22] <uberspaced> do any /dev/sd devices show up when you run:       watch "ls /dev |grep sd"
[17:22] <uberspaced> ?
[17:22] <gotunandan> KristianRose: yes and restart after commenting out stuff like auto wlan0 and/or iface wlan0 inet static in /etc/network/interfaces
[17:22] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  ive seen flash drives with that U3 stuff - really confuse linux also.
[17:23] <subone> When I fullscreen anything it mirrors it onto my other monitor even though I have both set up to display seperately not mirrored. The other monitor appears scrambled and mixed up a little though. Any ideas what could cause this garbling of the second, albeit unexpected, image? Here is my xorg.conf: http://pastebin.com/m5093c218
[17:23] <zee2009> hello all...if anyone could kindly assist: dhclient command no longer connects me to internet, ever since i did a partial upgrade of jaunty...
[17:24] <zee2009> "No DHCPOFFERS received. No working leases in persistent database - sleeping."
[17:24] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis and uberspaced  I did something showed in terminal now dunno what to do the rest :)
[17:24] <zee2009> currently using XP to get online
[17:25] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, fdisk -l   will show you if the device contains a mountable partition.
[17:25] <uberspaced> what device did it show up as?
[17:25] <iDangerMouse> 918.777601 sd 4:0:0:0 showing the device
[17:25] <iDangerMouse> how do I format it now ?
[17:25] <KristianRose> gotunandan: ok so stupid question (i feel like i should know this), how do i comment it out?
[17:25] <preved_medvedik> Hello
[17:25] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, what device did it show up as?
[17:25] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  run dmesg again.. the buttom messages will change as the device is seen/configured
[17:25] <uberspaced> /dev/sdc ?
[17:25] <gotunandan> KristianRose: use # before that line
[17:25] <iDangerMouse> Write protect is off mode sense: 23 00 00 assuming drive cache:write through hardware secrots  4 gb/3.74
[17:26] <iDangerMouse> sd attached scsi generic sg1 type 0
[17:26] <preved_medvedik2> Goodby!
[17:27] <KristianRose> gotunandan: ok like this? http://pastebin.com/d1272fcb1
[17:27] <gotunandan> KristianRose: i mean prefix the line with # the ones that you want to comment
[17:28] <CSD_G4> :O
[17:28] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis:  thats what it showed me
[17:28] <iDangerMouse> uberspaced:  odd isnt it ?
[17:28] <Synaptic> hello everyone
[17:28] <runester> hello ... quick Ubuntu logon question ...
[17:28] <gotunandan> KristianRose: is eth1 your lan interface
[17:28] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, RUN:
[17:28] <zee2009> anyone available to help out with my dhclient question?
[17:28] <chriz_> hi there! I have a problem. My "Applications" manù is suddendly empty. Any idea?
[17:28] <gotunandan> KristianRose: it seems ok
[17:28] <uberspaced> watch "ls /dev/ |grep sd"
[17:29] <docmax> i have real problems with the new grub2.. is there any good documentation???
[17:29] <uberspaced> what device is the usb stick showing up as?!
[17:29] <docmax> f.e. i make a grub-mkconfig
[17:29] <Synaptic> Anyone successfully get multiple sound cards to work at the same time? I have four sound cards I want to use on the same box - each playing their own audio.
[17:29] <docmax> and it writes /dev/sda2, although its not existing...
[17:29] <iDangerMouse> bash:run command not found
[17:30] <KristianRose> gotunandan: no.  eth1 was my wireless when i was using the broadcom STA driver
[17:30] <gotunandan> docmax: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1285897
[17:30] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, send back the EXACT command you think I want you to run.
[17:30] <genii> Hm. "sg1" device would be a cdrom and not a usb storage stick
[17:31] <docmax> gotunandan, very good! thanks
[17:31] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  check more of the lines. thers some mention of /dev/sdXX in one of the lines somewhere.
[17:31] <iDangerMouse> watch "Ls /dev/|grep sd"
[17:31] <JLogic> Does anyone have XP with OpenFire?
[17:31] <iDangerMouse> it gave a me a page
[17:31] <gotunandan> KristianRose: then comment that out as well
[17:31] <uberspaced> IN A TERMINAL
[17:31] <uberspaced> RUN:
[17:31] <uberspaced> watch "ls /dev/ |grep sd"
[17:31] <iDangerMouse> i know i did that
[17:31] <runester> I need to log into a laptop running Ubuntu and the employee who left, only left the root password. How do I log on if I _ONLY_ have the root password and no others?
[17:31] <uberspaced> IT"S CASE SENSITIVE.
[17:31] <FloodBot1> uberspaced: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[17:31] <Dr_Willis> genii:  if the thing has the 'u3' feature. it will show up as a SDXX and a cdrom.
[17:31] <uberspaced> wow.
[17:31] <genii> JLogic: Ask questions about Windows/XP/Vista etc in ##windows channel please
[17:32] <iDangerMouse> uberspaced: shows every 2.0: ls /dev/|grep sd
[17:32] <iDangerMouse> uberspaced: sda sda1 sda2 sda5 sdb sdb1
[17:32] <Synaptic> Anyone successfully get multiple sound cards to work at the same time? I have four sound cards I want to use on the same box - each playing their own audio.
[17:32] <chriz_> hi there! I have a problem. My "Applications" manù is suddendly empty. Any idea?
[17:32] <uberspaced> GOOD
[17:32] <genii> Dr_Willis: Aaaah
[17:32] <uberspaced> now.  remove the stick, wait for something to disappear
[17:32] <KristianRose> gotunandan: ok done.  restart now and hope it works?
[17:32] <JLogic> genii: It is not running on windows
[17:32] <iDangerMouse> uberspaced:  ok
[17:32] <uberspaced> and plug it back in.  what device goes away?
[17:33] <iDangerMouse> sdb sdb1
[17:33] <gotunandan> KristianRose: yes restart, hope so too :)
[17:33] <zee2009> No DHCPOFFERS received. No working leases in persistent database - sleeping. -- how can i fix this and have my interwebs back...argh. oh well, back to google, i guess
[17:33] <gotunandan> docmax: also http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1195275
[17:33] <Dr_Willis> uberspaced:  thats an amuseing use of watch. :)   too bad i see like 20 sd* entries.. and saw the list change.. but dident see what one got added. :)
[17:33] <KristianRose> gotunandan: aight thanks for the help.  back in a few.
[17:33] <uberspaced> Dr_Willis, :-D
[17:33] <docmax> gotunandan, VERY GOOD! exactly what i was searching, thanks
[17:34] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, now, read up on fdisk and throwing file systems on devices.
[17:34] <iDangerMouse> uberspaced:  thats what it showed sdb sdb1
[17:34] <uberspaced> yeah.
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  in dmesg i get lines line the following....
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> [10642.173141] sd 10:0:0:0: [sdi] Assuming drive cache: write through
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> [10642.173153]  sdi: sdi1
[17:34] <Dr_Willis> my device is 'sdi1'
[17:34] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, so, read up on partitions, fdisk and filesystems.
[17:34] <uberspaced> simplest one for you will probably be some sort of mkfs.fat or some crap
[17:34] <pw-toxic_> hi, does anyone know how i can use two grafic drivers at the same time? i want to set up 3 displays, while my PCI-E grafic card is an NVIDIA GTX260 and my onboard IGP is an radeon 3200
[17:34] <Otacon22> Why httptunnel permit just 1 session on the tunnel?
[17:34] <iDangerMouse> fdisk /dev/sdc for third scsi disk
[17:35] <uberspaced> but I don't know what one puts a fat16 or fat32 partition or whatever.
[17:35] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, fdisk -l will show you if you can mount that partition.
[17:35] <Dr_Willis> mkfs.vfat - normally works for me.
[17:35] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, ^^
[17:35] <uberspaced> mkfs.vfat /dev/sdc1
[17:35] <Dr_Willis> with a sudo of course. :)
[17:35] <grawity> Why not mkfs.ntfs? :)
[17:35] <Dr_Willis> and be SURE SURE SURE it is sdc1
[17:36] <iDangerMouse> wait wait wait
[17:36]  * Dr_Willis sticks a flash drive in grawity 's ear.
[17:36] <uberspaced> Now
[17:36] <iDangerMouse> fdisk -l didnt show anything
[17:36] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, run it as root
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  put sudo befor it.
[17:36] <Dr_Willis> sudo fdisk -l
[17:36] <iDangerMouse> ok
[17:36] <uberspaced> can somebody tell me what else would be needed to recompile some intel graphic grivers from X?!
[17:36] <KristianRose> gotunandan: success!  that fixed it!
[17:36] <uberspaced> *for X
[17:36] <grawity> Dr_Willis: My pendrive has NTFS.
[17:37]  * gotunandan thumbs up to KristianRose
[17:37] <iDangerMouse> uberspaced:  mkfs.fat/dev/sdc1 didnt work
[17:37] <ikonia> iDangerMouse: need a space
[17:37] <KristianRose> gotunandan: thank you for helping me with that! =)
[17:37] <ikonia> iDangerMouse: and sudo
[17:37]  * gotunandan is glad to be of help
[17:38] <iDangerMouse> nop command not found
[17:38] <iDangerMouse> sudo mxfs.vfat/dev/sda1
[17:38] <gotunandan> KristianRose: lucky (or not so lucky) that had faced a similar problem with wireless connections using network-manager
[17:38] <ikonia> iDangerMouse: mkfs.vat
[17:38] <iDangerMouse> ok
[17:39] <grawity> mkfs.vfat ...
[17:39] <Odin-> Question: How can I force 9.10 (beta) LiveCD to use VESA instead of trying to autodetect (in which case it chooses a fucked up driver)?
[17:39] <gotunandan> KristianRose: now that the wireless drivers for broadcom-sta are present, it should run ok, i guess
[17:39] <iDangerMouse> command not found
[17:39] <wildc4rd> evening all
[17:39] <ikonia> iDangerMouse: it's in /sbin
[17:39] <iDangerMouse> wait got it
[17:40] <ikonia> grawity: thank you, typo
[17:40] <iDangerMouse> cotaints a mounted file system
[17:40] <BlackDesign> Is er een commando in de shell die automatisch een paswoord genereert?
[17:40] <ikonia> iDangerMouse: you need to unmount it too
[17:40] <BlackDesign> sorry wrong channel :)
[17:40] <iDangerMouse> ikonia:  how :(
[17:40] <ikonia> iDangerMouse: sudo umount
[17:40] <uberspaced> Odin-, make a custom xorg.conf file
[17:40] <uberspaced> put it in /etc/X11/
[17:40] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  or if it has an icon on the desktop. right click.  Unmoint
[17:41] <KristianRose> gotunandan: yea i had no issues with the  drivers earlier.  it's just that it would give me "device not managed" after a random reboot that had me puzzled
[17:41] <uberspaced> it's pretty straight forward
[17:41] <joaopinto> ! de | BlackDesign
[17:41] <ioka> KristianRose does your card now work?
[17:41] <iDangerMouse> nop thats the problem
[17:41] <iDangerMouse> dosent show
[17:41] <gotunandan> KristianRose: hmm, which version of ubuntu are you using currently ?
[17:41] <iDangerMouse> anything on desk top
[17:41] <Odin-> uberspaced: You *did* notice the LiveCD portion, didn't you?
[17:41] <uberspaced> Odin-, haha.  nope.
[17:41] <BlackDesign> ubottu: Just had the wrong window opened when I asked the question ;) It wasn't german... it was dutch :) Thx anyway
[17:41] <uberspaced> Odin-, copy the live cd ISO to a drive
[17:42] <gotunandan> ioka: what is the problem you are facing currently ?
[17:42] <KristianRose> ioka: using it right now =b
[17:42] <uberspaced> put a custom xorg.conf file in /etc/X11/
[17:42] <Odin-> uberspaced: Believe me, I've been messing with X since before there was Ubuntu. 8)
[17:42] <uberspaced> reburn the iso.
[17:42] <KristianRose> gotunandan: jaunty
[17:42] <ioka> I could not bring wlan0 up
[17:42] <iDangerMouse> ioka:  how about sudo fdisk /dev/sda1
[17:42] <uberspaced> Odin-, well, if it's a live CD issue, I know nothing of that :-/
[17:42] <Odin-> But it seems silly that 'safe graphics mode' or whatever it is still does the autodetect.
[17:42] <ioka> so I decided to reformat the usb drive and use the beta 9.10 ubuntu
[17:43] <uberspaced> Odin-, are you just trying to install?
[17:43] <ioka> right now it is preparing the drive
[17:43] <lucas12511> salut
[17:43] <gotunandan> ioka: what does network-manager tell you ? unmanaged,  regarding wireless network ?
[17:43] <lucas12511> il y a des francais
[17:43] <s0101> I want to format my hd using dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda for the first hard, drive after the format can i just reinstall ubuntu from usb?
[17:43] <gotunandan> KristianRose: do you have an intel graphics card ?
[17:43] <Odin-> uberspaced: Yes. And the driver it autodetects is fried enough to allow only 640x480.
[17:43] <ioka> It showed x on the wifi card
[17:43] <uberspaced> lucas12511, ce'st possible
[17:43] <KristianRose> are the issues with the broadcom cards something that's only cropping up on systems that were originally windows?
[17:43] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis:  and uberspaced  i did sudo fdisk /dva/sda1
[17:43] <comfnumb> How do I mount an .iso file?
[17:43] <lucas12511> salut sava
[17:43] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, NO.
[17:43] <uberspaced> DONT DO THAT.
[17:44] <sPiNe> spekunzi dooche?
[17:44] <Odin-> uberspaced: If all else fails, go for the alternative disc, I know. Just wondering if there's a way to avoid that sillyness. :p
[17:44] <ktebit>  i'm trying to edit the resolution on ubuntu running in virtualbox. i can't seem to find xorg.conf. it's not in /etc/X11/, anyone know what the problem may be?
[17:44] <KristianRose> gotunandan: yes, unfortunately.  only thing that's keeping this laptop from being a solid gaming machine.
[17:44] <uberspaced> Odin-, use the mini.iso
[17:44] <uberspaced> and install from network.  It's the only way to fry.
[17:44] <gotunandan> ioka: does $ ifconfig list your wireless device ?
[17:44] <iDangerMouse> ok
[17:44] <ktebit> Anyone?
[17:44] <lucas12511> salut les francais
[17:44] <s0101> is it safe because i will give this laptop for charity
[17:44] <ioka> ifconfig -a list it
[17:44] <ioka> ifconfig no
[17:45] <pshr_> !rss
[17:45] <genii> !fr | lucas12511
[17:45] <pshr_> any gnome rss readers ????
[17:45] <iDangerMouse> What do I do uberspaced ?
[17:45] <theadmin> pshr_ it's Ubuntu support, not GNOME one
[17:45] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, READ.
[17:45] <gotunandan> KristianRose: if you want, you could try upgrading to karmic when the RC is out ? I've been running karmic since alpha3 and has been pretty good for me, although i still use hardy as my main work system
[17:45] <iDangerMouse> I have
[17:45] <iDangerMouse> I dont get it
[17:45] <pranav_> Hey, does someone know where does thunar, mousepad and other installed applications store their icon or image files ?
[17:45] <pshr_> Any gnome rss readers for ubuntu ?
[17:46] <gotunandan> KristianRose: i too have an intel GM965
[17:46] <genii> pranav_: You might want to ask in #xubuntu , those are XFCE apps
[17:46] <gotunandan> pshr: liferea feed reader
[17:46] <theadmin> pshr_ Ah. There is... Wait, i saw one somewhere.
[17:46] <ktebit>  i'm trying to edit the resolution on ubuntu running in virtualbox. i can't seem to find xorg.conf. it's not in /etc/X11/, anyone know what the problem may be?
[17:46] <gotunandan> !liferea | pshr_
[17:46] <pshr_> i have tried akregator.. but i use much of gnome.. and installing KDE base just for single app is... awe..
[17:46] <gotunandan> !liferea
[17:46] <s0101> is it safe to use dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda for the first hard drive ?
[17:46] <IdleOne> !info liferea
[17:47] <pshr_> thanks gotunandan IdleOne theadmin
[17:47] <KristianRose> gotunandan: i was planning on doing that.
[17:47] <grawity> s0101: If you want to kill the data on /dev/hda, sure. But why do you need to do that, anyway?
[17:47] <theadmin> pshr_ Okay, you can try BLAM RSS Reader
[17:47] <iDangerMouse> ioka: mkfs.fvat /dev/sda1 dosent work
[17:47] <iDangerMouse> :(
[17:47] <pranav_> genii, ok where is icon files stored in ubuntu(jaunty) of installed applications ?
[17:47] <uberspaced> iDangerMouse, who the hell told you to run it on /dev/sda?!
[17:47] <ktebit> Guys?
[17:47] <s0101> I give this laptop away for charity
[17:47] <ktebit> Help?
[17:47] <uberspaced> you want to run it on the first partition of your usb stick.
[17:47] <KristianRose> gotunandan: what's the make/model of your system?
[17:47] <theadmin> ktebit: Sorry, we can't always help.
[17:47] <ioka> I've seen some people on the net when they install ubuntu to make not only / root mounting point , but also /home mounting point.What difference does making a /home mounting pointing make?
[17:48] <iDangerMouse> ok
[17:48] <ktebit> ubuntu doesnt create a xorg.conf ?
[17:48] <dinamizador> dflñmlc,
[17:48] <dinamizador> ds,ñl,cls,dfc
[17:48] <dinamizador> pppppd
[17:48] <comfnumb> How do i mount an .iso file?
[17:48] <dinamizador> quien eres
[17:48] <grawity> ktebit: Latest releases of X.org have an "autodetection" feature built-in.
[17:48] <s0101> is it posible to recover after dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda ?
[17:48] <grawity> comfnumb: mount -o loop file.iso /mnt
[17:48] <dinamizador> hello
[17:48] <genii> pranav_: Usually somewhere like /usr/share/icons/gnome
[17:48] <dinamizador> fuck you
[17:48] <iDangerMouse> sudo fkdisk /dev/sda mks.vat ?
[17:49] <ktebit> grawity: what would I do in this case?
[17:49] <pshr_> !language | dinamizador
[17:49] <gotunandan> KristianRose: acer 5920 3GB ram, T5550 core2 duo 1.8GHz 2MB L2 cache, 320 GB hdd and intel GM965 graphics and luckily a intel 945 wireless card :)
[17:49] <theadmin> ktebit: It does, in those places: http://paste.ubuntu.com/292494/
[17:49] <yoga> How do I know if I am running 32 or 64 bit version of Linux?  I am on an Intel box.
[17:49] <ioka> iDangerMouse what did you mean?
[17:49] <grawity> s0101: Did you overwrite the entire drive or just a part of it?
[17:49] <grawity> s0101: Is it a magnetic drive or a SSD?
[17:49] <s0101> I havent done it yet
[17:49] <mbjohn> ioka: I keep my /home partition separate on other non-ubuntu workstations because, if, for whatever reason, I need to do a clean install, I can do so without losing the stuff in my home directories
[17:49] <gotunandan> KristianRose: and i have winXP :P and fedora 11 installed as well apart from hardy and karmic
[17:49] <ktebit> grawity: Well it doesn't autodetect the resolution i need so i need to edit something
[17:49] <pshr_> okie.. its been so long since i have defragmented by drives... the question is how to ?
[17:49] <s0101> how can i check that?
[17:49] <grawity> ./cookie > genii
[17:49] <iDangerMouse> ioka: i dont get how to format my usb memory stick dosent show up on desktop :( i am new to linux
[17:49] <bastid_raZor> yoga: uname -m
[17:49] <gotunandan> KristianRose: yours ?
[17:49] <ioka> I see
[17:50] <pranav_> ktebit: I created it using sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh xserver-xorg just today to set my default resolution
[17:50] <theadmin> By the way, can someone over here help me in compiling ClanLib 1.0? It gives many errors
[17:50] <s0101> Its a dell laptop iam not sure about the hd
[17:50] <genii> grawity: Not enough caffeine yet today, had the arguments reversed in my kick :)
[17:50] <ioka> I'm also new to linux .Some else has been helping you , not me
[17:50] <ktebit> genii, grawity: what do you syggest please sirs?
[17:50] <yoga> bastid_raZor: What is i686 means?
[17:50] <bastid_raZor> yoga: you are running 32bit Ubuntu
[17:50] <grawity> s0101: There are some "data recovery" companies that can recover data if you have overwritten it with a single pass.
[17:51]  * iDangerMouse is lost no clue what to do
[17:51] <ntsasng> sudo apt-get install chromium-browser
[17:51] <ntsasng> bad command
[17:51] <ioka> mbjohn 10x for the info
[17:51] <ntsasng> ?????
[17:51] <s0101> what is the best way for a safe format?
[17:51] <pshr_> okie.. its been so long since i have defragmented by drives... the question is how to ?
[17:51] <iDangerMouse> uberspaced:  i am completely lost :(
[17:52] <grawity> pshr_: Usually, you don't need to defragment ext3 partitions. They just don't fragment much.
[17:52] <yoga> bastid_raZor: Thanks.
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> s0101:  you mean 'secure deletion' ?
[17:52] <s0101> secure wipe
[17:52] <pshr_> how about ext4 ?
[17:52] <s0101> and delete
[17:52] <grawity> s0101: shred -vzn 3 /dev/foo
[17:52] <Chousuke> pshr_: one way to do it is to move all your data off the drive, then back
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> s0101:  theres tools to do that
[17:52] <grawity> pshr_: Same.
[17:52] <pshr_> thanks fellas
[17:52] <ktebit> pls guys
[17:52] <Dr_Willis> s0101:  depends on how paranoid you want to be. :)
[17:52] <Chousuke> pshr_: I think there's an ext2 defrag tool though.
[17:53] <ktebit> I did sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh xserver-xorg
[17:53] <ktebit> that didnt do nothing
[17:53] <pshr_> Chousuke, I've got ext4 :)
[17:53] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis: could you help me from the beginning step by step ?
[17:53] <Chousuke> pshr_: you can mount ext3 as ext2 so you... right.
[17:53] <s0101> shred -vzn 3 /dev/foo    is this for the wipe? is it the best wipe?
[17:53] <theadmin> Chousuke: Nobody uses ext2 these days. Besides, EXT does NOT need defragmenting at all.
[17:53] <Chousuke> theadmin: that's not true :)
[17:53] <Chousuke> theadmin: all filesystems fragment.
[17:53] <grawity> theadmin: ext _does_ get fragmented - just not as much.
[17:54] <theadmin> grawity: Well, yes, and there are unfortunately no defrag tools
[17:54] <Chousuke> for ext4 they're planning an online defragmentation tool
[17:54] <ktebit> I did sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg -phigh xserver-xorg
[17:54] <genii> ktebit: eliminate the first instance of "xserver-xorg" in that command, and use -plow
[17:54] <hikenboot> greetings, setting up a system for a friend he has  emachine with an intel corp 92945G/GZ video card its using the i915 drive as far as i can tell is there a better one that supports opengl that I should be using?
[17:54] <ktebit> that didnt do nothing
[17:54] <Chousuke> but it's not done yet.
[17:54] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  with what?
[17:54] <theadmin> By the way, just how on earth to they know the EXACT release date of next Ubuntu?
[17:54] <ktebit> genii: how would it be written?
[17:54] <djtoast> Hi looking to do a MB and CPU upgrade, anyone has suggestions (Looking at quad core) I wonder if the 65w cpus vs 140ws mkes a big diff
[17:54] <Chousuke> theadmin: they plan it? :/
[17:54] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis: How to format my USB Stick that dosent show up on on desktop but shows up on dmesg|tail
[17:54] <joaopinto> theadmin, because it's predefined ?
[17:55] <genii> ktebit: sudo dpkg-reconfigure -plow xserver-xorg
[17:55] <DrNick_> i'm fairly sure they just set a realease data and try and stick to it.
[17:55] <s0101> 16 days to go for the new ubuntu
[17:55] <KristianRose> gotunandan: Dell XPS M1210, Core 2 Duo T5600 1.83GHz, 4GB RAM, 128 GB SSD, Dell Wireless 1390 WLAN Minicard, Intel 945GM Graphics Controller
[17:55] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  on the desktop or not dosent matter.. find its device name  and use 'sudo mkfs.vfat /dev/DEVICENAME' and its formated.
[17:55] <hlfshell> My wacom tablet worked perfectly up until the most recent update. Has anyone else heard of issues being raised ,and how to fix them, with wacom tablets?
[17:55] <genii> ktebit: The areas which you don't want modified, hit Enter for the default values. Careful here.
[17:55] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  or use 'gksudo gparted /dev/devicename' (well just like /dev/sdb for gparted, not /dev/sdb1)
[17:56] <runester> apparently I just needed to reboot into "recovery mode", logon as root, create a new user account ('adduser') and then reboot into the GUI. Thanks! (to me ...)
[17:56] <ntsasng> HI ! all
[17:56] <gotunandan> KristianRose: wow 128 GB SSD is really great, have you noticed the faster boot up times due to the SSD ?
[17:56] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis: the device name is Attached scsi generic sg 1 type 0 that one ?
[17:56] <ktebit> genii:   same deal, doesn't do anything at the terminal just brings me back to $
[17:57] <KristianRose> gotunandan: definately.  Vista boots quick, and Ubuntu is damn near instant after the boot loader.
[17:57] <ktebit> genii: that is my oroginal question: i'm trying to edit the resolution on ubuntu running in virtualbox. i can't seem to find xorg.conf. it's not in /etc/X11/, anyone know what the problem may be?
[17:57] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  thats not the device NAME..  /dev/DEVICENAME is the name.. check with 'sudo fdisk -l'
[17:57] <ntsasng> i'm typing " sudo apt-get insatll chromium-browser" it not run
[17:57] <ntsasng> :(
[17:57] <genii> ktebit: There no longer IS any xorg.conf
[17:57] <iDangerMouse> ok Dr_Willis
[17:57] <Out_Cold> ktebit, try switching the size using xrandr
[17:57] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  or as i showed earlier.... (2 lines from dmesg)
[17:57] <Dr_Willis> 10642.173141] sd 10:0:0:0: [sdi] Assuming drive cache: write through
[17:57] <ktebit> genii: what to do then?
[17:57] <Dr_Willis> [10642.173153]  sdi: sdi1
[17:57] <ktebit> genii: ctrl a lt +- doesn't work, i'll try xrandr
[17:58] <Dr_Willis> shows that my devie is sdi and the partiion  is 'sdi1'
[17:58] <KristianRose> gotunandan: had a 80 GB 5600rpm HDD before, so it's a marked improvement.  unfortunately i can't take full advantage of the SSD since it's a SATA2 and i have a SATA1 controller
[17:58] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis:  yep sdb1
[17:58] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis:  i put that in devicename then
[17:59] <gotunandan> KristianRose: are you on identi.ca or twitter ?
[17:59] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  sudo mkfs.vfat  /dev/sdb1
[17:59] <iDangerMouse> ok
[17:59] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  if you are SURE its sdb1
[17:59] <KristianRose> gotunandan: nope
[17:59] <ktebit> so?
[17:59] <iDangerMouse> thanks Dr_Willis  a zillion
[17:59] <kazagistar> is there any way to set up different locations for apt-get, so it uses different mirrors depending on where I am at?
[17:59] <guntbert_> !ot | gotunandan
[17:59] <ktebit> Ideas?
[17:59] <elliotbeken3> hack elliotbeken.dyndns.org
[17:59] <ktebit> suggestions? advices?
[18:00] <guntbert_> elliotbeken3: not here please
[18:00] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis:  the mkfs.vfat dosent work trying the other command
[18:00] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  clarify 'dosent work'
[18:00] <elliotbeken3> hack elliotbeken.dyndns.org
[18:00] <guntbert_> elliotbeken3: please STOP
[18:00] <JoeNu2Linux> is there a repair install (like in windows) my network disappeared
[18:00] <archiebenedict> whats the difference between debian unstable and ubuntu?
[18:01] <genii> A lot
[18:01] <grawity> archiebenedict: Ubuntu is more like 'stable'
[18:02] <JoeNu2Linux> or, can someone help me fix / reinstall the network part?
[18:02] <dury> is there an application to make a dvd slide show photos?
[18:03] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis: thanks a zillion it worked!!
[18:03] <gotunandan> KristianRose: i figured out the network-manager issues from this bug report bug #280417
[18:03] <Farrel> Guys i need to connect java channel?
[18:03] <elliotbeken3> g
[18:03] <Farrel> how is that ? and how can I register?
[18:03] <ashutosh> hi can some tell me some bandwidth monitering tool in ubuntu
[18:03] <Dr_Willis> Farrel:  /msg nickserv help and read the directions
[18:04] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis:  if you are not tired can I ask you 2 more questions ?
[18:04] <gotunandan> bug 280417
[18:04] <question> hi
[18:05] <JoeNu2Linux> can someone help me fix my network?
[18:05] <j1mp492> How do i make a program to start with the computer in the tray?
[18:05] <KristianRose> gotunandan: ah, cool.  that'll be good information if i have this crop up again.
[18:06] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:  go for it.
[18:06] <Aurus> elliotbeken3 is spamming many many channels...
[18:07] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis:  i have acer aspire one I cant get internal mic working even with alsamixer command changed settings and everything nothing... also card reader dosent work
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> !info shred
[18:07] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:   theres a guide/thread on the AAO. I think the mic on mine worked.. but the wife took it. so i cant test it.
[18:08] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis: I got bios 3308 tweaks didnt work for me.
[18:08] <epple> who has about 10mbit of upload here
[18:08] <ioka> now I'm booting with the usb 9.10 beta ubuntu to see if I can make wlan0 up
[18:09] <docmax> hi, i deleted my /dev/sda2 partition and the order is messed up (sda1 sda3 sda4)... can i fix it to sda1 sda2 sda3?
[18:10] <Dr_Willis> docmax:   You resized the others to fill in the gap?
[18:10] <KristianRose> gotunandan: is this a problem that's only popping up on older systems that were originally shipped with windows?
[18:10] <kazagistar> docmax: any particular reason? you could try not looking at it and pretending it is in order :P
[18:11] <JoeNu2Linux> will upgrading to the beta  fix my network? i didn't break it must have been an update, or a glitch
[18:11] <docmax> Dr_Willis, i just deleted sda2 and resized sda3
[18:11] <docmax> now i want a correct order
[18:12] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis: What you suggest ?
[18:12] <gotunandan> KristianRose: if you mean the network-manager issue, no I doubt it has anything to do with windows at all, just a funny quirk of the network-manager since intrepid
[18:12] <raven_> :Q
[18:12] <gotunandan> KristianRose: there is another app you could use for network management called wicd
[18:12] <gotunandan> !info wicd
[18:13] <ioka> what is the root password for live session, guys I can not activate b43 driver without it
[18:13] <IdleOne> there is no root password
[18:13] <IdleOne> use sudo
[18:13] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  then  you got no sda2 :)  it dosent really matter..
[18:13] <Out_Cold> ioka, you can sudo -i
[18:14] <mordof> trying to watch a tv episode - and it's flashing oddly (black flashes in totem, white in mplayer)  any ideas how i could fix this? or is it possible it's just part of the episode
[18:14] <gotunandan> ioka: there isnt any root password, just you sudo it should work ?
[18:14] <docmax> Dr_Willis, i have some hardlinks to sda2 =(
[18:14] <mordof> comments on the torrent said it was good quality, no mention of flashing
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:   thers so many tweaks/ssites with tips on using the AAO's
[18:14] <iDangerMouse> http://aspireonezg5.wordpress.com/2009/07/16/howto/
[18:14] <iDangerMouse> is the best but mic dosent work :(
[18:14] <j1mp492> I got a program that is in the tray, but i want it to start in the tray when i log in. i tried to do it but its just "popup" but i want it to stay in the tray.. what should i do?
[18:14] <ioka> it still wants root password to activate b43 in gui
[18:14] <KristianRose> gotunandan: i'm just wondering because i was looking at getting a dell mini 10v with ubuntu for my friend, so i'm just wondering if it's something that i'd have to expect to fix from time to time.
[18:14] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  Err.. a hardlink cant go across filesystems...   a softlink can point to a different location..   clarify what you mean..
[18:15] <bastid_raZor> mordof: possibly turn compiz off then try again
[18:15]  * Dr_Willis thinks that hard links CANT go across filesystems...
[18:15] <mordof> bastid_raZor: had just thought of that. just gonna turn the video playback off and see what happens
[18:15] <vingian> hey anyone here know how to identify the process thats burning through my HDD?
[18:15] <docmax> Dr_Willis, for ex. /etc/fstab ... there are /dev/sda2 entries
[18:15] <Out_Cold> ioka, load the app with gksu
[18:15] <gotunandan> KristianRose: ideally no, you really should not have to deal with this, acc to the bug report though, the managed=true bit seems to set it right in most cases
[18:16] <ioka> is there a way to activate in in terminal because with sudo -s or sudo -i I can become root
[18:16] <Dr_Willis>  docmax  edit fstab then..  remove the lines accessing sda2.. since you no longer have a sda2
[18:16] <docmax> Dr_Willis, also i want to have everything in order.... sda1 2 3 4 ....
[18:16] <grawity> ioka: 'passwd root'
[18:16] <mordof> bastid_raZor: that didn't work -.- is it still possible that turning off compiz completely would solve it?
[18:16] <docmax> Dr_Willis, isnt it possible to "rename" sda3 to sda2?
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  order dosent matter.. its not goint to make it faster.. if you want them in order.. backup/restore all data I guess..
[18:16] <gotunandan> docmax: hard links cannot go across partitions, pretty sure of that
[18:16] <KristianRose> gotunandan: ok.  have to wonder if the dell tech support knows about that fix lol.
[18:16] <docmax> hav i to reinstall ubuntu?
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  No its not possile to 'rename' them
[18:16] <oroz> could someone help me turn off emulation of 3rd button under ubuntu?
[18:16] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  its not worth worrying about
[18:17] <bastid_raZor> mordof: it is possible. not every video driver plays well with compiz.
[18:17] <mordof> bastid_raZor: how do i turn off/on compiz temporarily?
[18:17] <ioka> yes there is no password , just enter it works
[18:17] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  if you made sda3 a extended partition.. your first logical wouldbe sda5  so gaps dont matter.
[18:17] <docmax> so who is "naming" the devices?
[18:17] <docmax> i hate gaps!! =(
[18:17] <bastid_raZor> mordof: system>preference>apperance> visual tab .. select none
[18:18] <docmax> ok anyway... thank you a lot!
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  its how the partitions are laid out.. you can have 4 parimaries..  1-4.  1 extended.. containing logicals.. those start at '5'
[18:18] <ioka> same shit ifconfig wlan0 up - no such file or directory
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  get over it. :)
[18:18] <gotunandan> KristianRose: unlikely unless they really know about ubuntu
[18:18] <alabd> good day everyone ,how to run this code ?http://www.thinkwiki.org/index.php?title=Code/tp-theft&action=edit
[18:18] <mengu> hi.
[18:18] <oroz> could someone help with mouse setting
[18:18] <gotunandan> ioka: please check if wlan0 is the name of your wireless device, it might be wlan1 or eth1 ?
[18:18] <Dr_Willis> docmax:   the default ubuntu layout would be 'sda1' 'sda2(extended) (sda5 logical in sda2)'
[18:19] <mordof> bastid_raZor: solved it, ty
[18:19] <gotunandan> ioka: run $ ifconfig -a
[18:19] <KristianRose> gotunandan: i would hope so,  since they're shipping their  laptops with ubuntu preinstalled
[18:19] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  what Can cause issues is when ya get sda1 sda3 sda4 sda2
[18:19] <ioka> it is wlan0
[18:19] <mengu> i don't know if my vga driver is installed. how can i check that=
[18:19] <bastid_raZor> mordof: cool, sadly though your driver and compiz are enemies.
[18:19] <mengu> ?
[18:19] <dvtritch> Hi, Does anybody know when there will be 3D support for the ATI HD4850?
[18:19] <gotunandan> KristianRose: ohh right, you mean the dell mini10v with ubuntu moblin remix ?
[18:19] <iDangerMouse> Dr_Willis:  in boot/grub/menu.lst where is defoption  ?
[18:20] <ioka> so i guess there is no way to use wifi in live session
[18:20] <resno> is there a way to automate editing a bunch of files? i have to change 2 lines on each file.
[18:20] <KristianRose> gotunandan: yea.
[18:20] <JoeNu2Linux> can someone help me fix my network? will upgrading to the beta  fix my network? i didn't break it must have been an update, or a glitch
[18:20] <Dr_Willis> iDangerMouse:   no idea. load it in a text editor and use the search feature.   I amusing Grub2 - so i dont even have a grub1 menu.lst to check
[18:20] <iDangerMouse> ok
[18:20] <gotunandan> mordof: you can run this script called compiz-check available at http://forlong.blogage.de/article/pages/Compiz-Check
[18:20] <docmax> Dr_Willis, i want to keep everything logical and in order
[18:20] <bastid_raZor> ioka: type ifconfig ..does it show wlan0 ?
[18:20] <oroz> any experts in mice field?
[18:20] <napa> !Tv Out
[18:21] <docmax> i used to use sda2... now i have to rethink everytime
[18:21] <Chiiiiiz> hello!!
[18:21] <docmax> sda2 2nd partition...
[18:21] <Chiiiiiz> I am using Xubuntu, and I try to configure the multimedia keys of my medion K keyboard.
[18:21] <docmax> now: sda3 2nd partiton... its not logical and confusing
[18:21] <docmax> i hate such things
[18:22] <Chiiiiiz> How can I know what mixer controls my sound
[18:22] <Chiiiiiz> I try to affect the sound control to amixer, but I think I am not using amixer
[18:23] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  then you shouldent of deleted one out of the middle
[18:23] <KristianRose> is there a default webcam program installed in ubuntu, or does anyone have any recommendations?
[18:23] <gotunandan> ioka: do you have a broadcom wireless card, if so you might have to install the non-free drivers for it
[18:24] <gotunandan> !info cheese | KristianRose
[18:24] <ioka> yes it is bcm 4603 rev 3 .It is fully supported by b43 driver
[18:24]  * uniq_user has 12 partitions
[18:24] <ioka> I have used it with wubi installation
[18:24] <genii> KristianRose: I find also that VLC has pretty good webcam capture
[18:24] <ioka> just it does not work in live session
[18:24] <Xeon> hi i get this error "kernel panic - not syncing : VFS: unable to mount root fs on unknow-block(104, 1)
[18:25] <ioka> I hope when I install ubuntu it will work fine
[18:25] <KristianRose> cool thanks
[18:25] <gotunandan> ioka: maybe you could get better results with the broadcom STA drivers ? not recommending you to install proprietary drivers but if you dont have a choice
[18:25] <oroz> could someone help me turn off third button emulation
[18:26] <JoeNu2Linux> aw cummon, so i got re reinstall then?
[18:26] <gotunandan> !webcam
[18:26] <Xeon> anyone know what's up ?
[18:27] <docmax> Dr_Willis, ok i think i will delete sda3 and sda4 and recreate them, to get sda2 and sda3 again
[18:27] <docmax> ...if there is no better solution
[18:27] <docmax> ...and for the future no middle deletings
[18:27] <JoeNu2Linux> an asnwer at least?
[18:27] <gotunandan> docmax: you sure you do not have any important data on those partitions
[18:27] <mersault> I want to try out the 9.10 beta, but my current FS is encrypted (LVM style), and I want to keep my a couple of the volumes as they are. Will the installer be able to handle that?
[18:27] <bastid_raZor> docmax: i though fdisk could rename them.
[18:27] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: what's the problem?
[18:28] <ioka> well I use the live session just to check some of the windows errors I got.If I can repair them.Then I'll do hard disk install.I hope it will work since it worked with wubi installation.What do you whink, will be there any problems after the final release came up for me to upgrade from the beta 9.10. or you will recommend to install 9.04 release?
[18:28] <gotunandan> mersault: use the alternate installer ISO
[18:28] <mersault> gotunandan, great, thanks.
[18:28] <perrottino> I want a page like this for my channel what I must to do ? http://irclogs.ubuntu.com/2009/10/12/%23ubuntu.html thanks
[18:28] <docmax> gotunandan, i have importand data, but i will backup it.. and restore it
[18:28] <docmax> bastid_raZor, nothing can rename sda2
[18:28] <gotunandan> ioka: I recommend the 9.10 release actually
[18:29] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq i don knot, just that my network went away
[18:29] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq i don't  know, just that my network went away
[18:29] <gotunandan> wait for the RC till oct 22nd
[18:29] <ioka> so I'll install the beta then
[18:29] <gotunandan> !karmic
[18:29] <j1mp492> how do i force a program (with tray support) to start within the tray when i log in?
[18:29] <MrElendig> j1mp492: see if it has a option to start minimized
[18:30] <MrElendig> j1mp492: or write a rule for your wm that minimizes it
[18:30] <gotunandan> j1mp492: which is this program you mention ?
[18:30] <oroz> anyone can help me turn off "Emulate3Buttons"?
[18:30] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: ok do an lspci, ifconfig, cat /etc/networks, lsmod and pastebin it..
[18:30] <JoeNu2Linux> i am afraid as a new user i'll be reinstalling a lot :)
[18:30] <JoeNu2Linux> ok i shall try
[18:30] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  ln -s /dev/sda3 /dev/sda2 :P
[18:31] <Farrel> how to list channels?
[18:31] <j1mp492> gotunandan: shutter
[18:31] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  or just edit your fstab and  fix the mountpoints.. but if you want to spend a day backing/up/resgoreing.. have fun
[18:31] <Pici> Farrel: /msg alis help list   further irc help in #freenode
[18:31] <gotunandan> KristianRose: any more queries ?
[18:31] <gotunandan> j1mp492: as MrElendig  said you can set rules for shutter using compiz settings manager
[18:31] <KristianRose> gotunandan: nope that's everything for now.  thanks for the help! =)
[18:32] <docmax> ln -s /dev/sda3 /dev/sda2   hahaha
[18:32] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: some advice as an old user ;) .. provide as much information as possible, what you did what you didn't do, what happened before it failed if anything and your configs, make sure you read a troubleshooting guide first. After all that someone will be more willing to help if you put your part
[18:32] <j1mp492> gotunandan: how? :)
[18:32] <j1mp492> gotunandan: or how do i set a rule to start in the tray
[18:32] <gotunandan> install ccsm first
[18:33] <Dr_Willis> docmax:  i mount my drives based on 'label' :) using /dev/sdXXXX is so.. 2005ish
[18:34] <j1mp492> gotunandan: already have
[18:34] <gotunandan> j1mp492: i am not particularly sure have never tried it but compiz-config-settings-manager has a window rules plugin allowing you to set specific settings individually for apps
[18:34] <j1mp492> gotunandan: i readed that it should be possible with alltray or im not sure but maybe
[18:34] <MrElendig> could always use openbox
[18:34] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq ok, thanks for the advice, i think i did it right - http://pastebin.com/d1805b2ff
[18:36] <ioka> is cp only for file coping or for directories too?
[18:36] <grawity> ioka: cp -R can copy directories.
[18:36] <ioka> 10x
[18:37] <tundrayeti311> I am having an issue, where shared folders don't appear as shared after a reboot?  I have samba setup.  If i "re-share" it seems to work OK, but where would I look for problems/fixes?
[18:37] <gotunandan> j1mp492: quite possibly or you could use openbox ?
[18:37] <ioka> -R is for subdirecties too , right?
[18:37] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: looks like you have an IP -> <IP_ADDRESS>, try to ping another computer on the network or your router prolly <IP_ADDRESS>
[18:37] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq, i didnt do much at all with the system so far, after install added vlc ,xchat and konversation, then started a reading project, only thing i can remember doing was updates
[18:37] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq,  ok
[18:38] <genii> ioka: cp -R    is Recursive, so yes.
[18:38] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq,  i can ping the other machines and the router
[18:38] <ioka> 10x alot
[18:38] <^papocchio> salve
[18:38] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq, i did NOT assign an ip, didn't know how
[18:39] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: hmm ok, maybe it's a DNS issue. try ping google.com   or  yahoo.com
[18:39] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: doesn't matter just any website
[18:40] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq, pings ok there too, how do i set up ip that in ubuntu?
[18:40] <genii> ioka: If you use: cp -R /folder /some-other-folder         it will copy /folder with all hidden files/folders underneath into /some-other-folder/folder           but if you use cp -R /folder/*  /some-other-folder      it copies only the visible files and folders from /folder into /some-other-folder
[18:40] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq, pings ok there too, how do i set up ip and dns, etc in ubuntu?
[18:41] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: the network manager applet usually sets that up for you via DHCP to your internet rounter.
[18:42] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq, it was all ok, and then bang it was gone (i presume after an update)
[18:42] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: most people just plug it in and it works. If it's wireless, you may need to put in a WEP or WPA key but DHCP takes care of IP and DNS etc
[18:42] <KristianRose> gotunandan: if you're ever looking to spring for a SSD, i'm using the Corsair P128, just FYI.  Not quite as good as the Intel SSDs, but it's still has impressive figures (maxed out Vista's performance test lol)
[18:42] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: reboot didn't help?
[18:42] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq,  no
[18:43] <Dr_Willis> tundrayeti311:   make sure the samba service is starting at boot up.
[18:43] <oroz> could someone help me make "Emulate3Buttons" "no" work?
[18:43] <Matisse> why cups wants to know a uri for my printer?
[18:43] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: so you can ping to your local computers and to the website but when you try to open up google in firefox it doesn't work?
[18:44] <joycejeane> alguém do braqsil?
[18:44] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq,  i have internet, "network" is empty
[18:44] <joycejeane> #brasil
[18:44] <Pici> !br | joycejeane
[18:44] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq, this is the box
[18:45]  * gotunandan thanks KristianRose for the tip
[18:45] <ironfoot_495> Hello I'mhaving  problems with css using php can't get css to work.
[18:45] <ironfoot_495> can someone help me figure this out?
[18:46] <ioka> I got an error saying value too large for defined value .The file is 32kb large
[18:46] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: you're killing me.... if you want to learn how to manually setup your network interfaces there are plenty of documents out there
[18:46] <joycejeane> Isso é uma droga!
[18:46] <joycejeane> quero windows!!!
[18:46] <ioka> I'll try in the terminal
[18:46] <joycejeane> :(((((((((
[18:46] <esrms> I reformated a luks encrypted partition with "cryptsetup luksFormat --verify-passphrase /dev/sda2".
[18:46] <esrms> Is there anyway to recover the data from the partition?
[18:46] <genii> joycejeane: /j #ubuntu-br
[18:46] <ioka> I'm trying to copy that file
[18:46] <helpdesk> someone help me! i am trying to download the gnome lokkit firewall but there is an error : failed to fetch http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/universe/g/gnome/lokkit....
[18:46] <genii> joycejeane: o /join #ubuntu-br
[18:46] <truenhero> gameover
[18:46] <helpdesk> someone help pls
[18:46] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq, well i ll reinstall os, its easier
[18:46] <chippy> hi, how can i set the menu key to open context menus? keyboard>layouts>keyboard options> set standard behavior to menu key doed not work.
[18:46] <truenhero> help what?
[18:47] <Pici> oroz: I was under the impression that there was a checkbox in Gnome's mouse properties to toggle that.  If you cannto do that, then adding the following to your /etc/X11/xorg.conf might work too: Section "InputDevice" Identifier  "Mouse0" Option      "Emulate3Buttons" "no"
[18:47] <truenhero> #gameover
[18:47] <Pici> oroz: sorr, that last part was supposed to be: http://paste.ubuntu.com/292529/
[18:47] <talntid> can someone help me diagnose a problem mounting a nfs share? it used to work, now it doesn't. it just times out.
[18:47] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: that doesn't make sense... my configs are all emty too but that's because network manager takes care of it.
[18:47] <ArchType> !webcams
[18:47] <esrms> http://newyork.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1229776
[18:47] <talntid> and no errors in the logs
[18:47] <oroz> Pici, thanks, thats exactly what i have in my xorg, but its not taking effect, thanks
[18:47] <joycejeane> add aih<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[18:48] <joeyeye> !graphics
[18:48] <esrms> Here is ubuntu forum link.
[18:48] <joycejeane> pqp
[18:48] <joycejeane> q droga
[18:48] <joeyeye> !video
[18:48] <JoeNu2Linux> mikinanuq, i know , perhaps someone is screwing with me or virus?
[18:49] <JoeNu2Linux> maybe i DO need av
[18:49] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: no virus and you're behind a firewall so it's very unlikely especially on a new system.
[18:49] <genii> joycejeane: Inglês somente aqui.
[18:49] <gotunandan> JoeNu2Linux: no virus problem would really affect ubuntu
[18:49] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: you say you are able to ping remote hosts? using their domain names on the command line?
[18:49] <JoeNu2Linux> yes
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[18:50] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: then what exactly is the problem with your network settings?
[18:50] <JoeNu2Linux> and remember it as working fine all by itself and " just went away"
[18:50] <JoeNu2Linux> and remember it WAS working fine all by itself and " just went away"
[18:50] <ioka> same shit
[18:50] <ioka> It is the SAM file from windows
[18:50] <gotunandan> ioka: elaborate ?
[18:50] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: what was working fine and went away?
[18:51] <ioka> I can not copy it
[18:51] <joeyeye> JoeNu2Linux: can you elaborate on your problem ?
[18:51] <JoeNu2Linux> new to linux if i had a clue, i would not be ready to reisntall :)
[18:51] <JoeNu2Linux> i can only try ...
[18:51] <Pici> ioka: Please mind your language here.
[18:51] <ioka> I got value too large for defiened value
[18:51] <canthus13> grr.
[18:51] <ioka> ok
[18:52] <JoeNu2Linux> i expect i could boot ubuntu from a a cd and get a network
[18:52] <truenhero> how can i connect a windows pc with vinagre
[18:52] <ioka> I have copied SAM file from restore points with wubi installation.In live sessions I get these errors
[18:52] <grawity> truenhero: The Windows system must be running a VNC server (such as TightVNC).
[18:52] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: are you saying you're able to ping from the machine but nothing else is working? or can you no longer ping remote hosts?
[18:52] <truenhero> y en español?
[18:52] <Pici> !es | truenhero
[18:52] <grawity> truenhero: If you want to use Windows' "Remote Desktop" insead, then 'rdesktop' and 'tsclient'.
[18:52] <joeyeye> truenhero: install something like realvnc server on the PC and use vinagre to connect to it
[18:53] <truenhero> thanks so much
[18:53] <ioka> maybe with mv command?
[18:53] <JoeNu2Linux> i wish i could tell you more, since i cant , i think its best to reinstall everything
[18:53] <JoeNu2Linux> i can ping
[18:53] <JoeNu2Linux> whatever
[18:53] <joeyeye> JoeNu2Linux: what is the problem ? re-install seems drastic approach.
[18:54] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: especially since pinging and name resolution seems to work
[18:54] <JoeNu2Linux> drastic? not for me, i am a newbie
[18:54] <MrJeep> hi
[18:54] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: how about a screenshot of what you are seeing that "went away"... I think he's talking about samba shares or windows shares.
[18:54] <JoeNu2Linux> i want to learn on a proper linux, not a broken one
[18:55] <ilowe> mikinanuq: it's definitely unclear exactly what is "broken"
[18:55] <truenhero> can i connect to ftp from smb4k?
[18:55] <gotunandan> JoeNu2Linux: re installation isnt really necessary, your problem can be solved to be fair
[18:55] <JoeNu2Linux> yes all my windows machines went away under "network"
[18:55] <mikinanuq> ilowe: true, but I think we can at least say we tried ;)
[18:55] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: are you chatting from this "broken" machine right now?
[18:56] <ilowe> mikinanuq: yep :) I think he may have replaced a samba config file during an update (maybe moving into another workgroup) if it's the windows shares that are at issue.
[18:56] <JoeNu2Linux> yes, this machine, and as i am trying to gradually port my life over to linux, i need ALL MACHINES talking, i have 0 way communication
[18:57] <Farrel> how to list java channel?
[18:57] <ioka> yes with mv command I can move it.Is there a way to copy it with mv command
[18:57] <Pici> Farrel: /join ##java
[18:57] <JoeNu2Linux> i am sure it can be solved, but can i handle it? dunno
[18:57] <Farrel> i need list of all java channels
[18:58] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: LOL. OK, so your network is working perfectly. What *exactly* is the problem you are having? It sounds like you could see some Windows shares "before" and now you cannot. Anything else, or is that the extent of the problem?
[18:58] <Pici> Farrel: /msg alis help list    irc help is in #freenode  please refrain from asking non-Ubuntu questions in #ubuntu
[18:58] <JoeNu2Linux> no , that is it. would be real nice to know what happened and why
[18:58] <Farrel> Pici, sry for bothering
[18:58] <grawity> ilowe: I guess he wants the network browsing feature (as in, you open network:// and you automatically see all machines running SMB)
[18:59] <JoeNu2Linux> win machines are gone, at least that is all i notice (remember how new i am )
[18:59] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: OK, no problem. Let's walk through this a bit...
[18:59] <joeyeye> JoeNu2Linux: can you ping the windows machines by IP address ? How does your internal/home network do local name resolution ?
[19:00] <je> I wanna dual boot Karmic 32bit and 64bit but use the same encrypted home directory... my secondly installed system won't mount the home directory... anyone know why?
[19:00] <Pici> je: Please join #ubuntu+1 for Karmic/9.10 support/discussion.
[19:00] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: can you please post your /etc/samba/smb.conf to a pastebin?
[19:00] <huwaw69> have a problem in wine
[19:00] <ilowe> grawity: sounds like it...
[19:00] <JoeNu2Linux> i use a router, and i can ping whatever you desire
[19:00] <je> encrypted home directory is also available in Jaunty
[19:00] <Freakinacage> mmmm
[19:00] <ilowe> joeyeye: it's probably just samba or some wins config
[19:01] <Freakinacage> whats the wine problem
[19:01] <je> as far as I know it's not a Karmic specific thing
[19:01] <BaGy> huwaw69, what problem?
[19:01] <Matisse> is there a "ping" for printers/parallel port?
[19:01] <Pici> je: But karmic support is only in #ubuntu+1
[19:01] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, ok
[19:01] <Freakinacage> ofcourse not
[19:01] <Freakinacage> pinging is only for addresses
[19:01] <Freakinacage> if the printer is on a network port you can ping it
[19:02] <huwaw69> I have downloaded a ripped copy of assassins creed, I run the setup.bat with no problem, but when the setup asked me to install dxwebsetup.exe it gives error, its for directx9 i think BaGy
[19:02] <MrJeep> Hi. I'm having an issue with Ubuntu Server 9.04. I'm working in a Mac environment and I'm using SMB shares to access files on the Linux box. Right now, I edit a file, save it. Through SSH, I can see the file is up to date, however, when I try to execute it, it's using a previous version and I have no idea on how to refresh it. Anyone know what's happening ?
[19:02] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: and can you also give me the output of running "sudo uname -a"?
[19:02] <mr`Cubicular> every time I start Vuze, I get this same message and Vuze restarts over and over, displaying this message each time:  Vuze just completed downloading an important update and must now be restarted so that the update can be installed.
[19:03] <Freakinacage> try to remove it and install it again
[19:03] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, http://pastebin.com/d160bbf70
[19:03] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: OK, what workgroup are your windows machines in?
[19:04] <mr`Cubicular> me?
[19:04] <joeyeye> mr`Cubicular: there's likely an issue with permissions on the temp folder. run vuez under sudo, let the update finish and restart again normally
[19:04] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, Linux LINUX 2.6.28-15-generic #52-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 9 10:49:34 UTC 2009 i686 GNU/Linux
[19:04] <huwaw69> anyone?
[19:04] <Binford> anyone here happen to know how I can (through nautilus or xfe) log in to a mac osx partition. I get weird "you do not have permission" errors
[19:05] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: thanks for the uname; do you know what workgroup your Windows machines are in?
[19:05] <mr`Cubicular> i have done that joeyeye
[19:05] <JoeNu2Linux> Ileden_, workgroup is called workgroup
[19:05] <mikinanuq> Binford: ssh is good for transferring files between machines
[19:06] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe,  workgroup is called workgroup
[19:06] <joeyeye> mr`Cubicular: I had this issue and google'd for a fix - I definitely resolved it
[19:07] <Cobalt> Hello. Is there a way to make GNOME recognise a USB drive I just plugged in? I can mount it manually, but GNOME will just not recognise it. I have to specify that this is logging on remotely using NX Client.
[19:08] <grawity> Cobalt: Usually, Nautilus (the file manager/desktop) handles automounting.
[19:08] <mr`Cubicular> joeyeye: i try to restart it in sudo and then normally but it keeps repeating: Vuze just completed downloading an important update and must now be restarted so that the update can be installed.
[19:08] <grawity> Cobalt: You might need to install gnome-mount for that.
[19:09] <grawity> Cobalt: Also... _where_ are you plugging in that drive? On the remote PC?
[19:09] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: OK, can I see the output of /// ps aux | grep "[ns]mbd" /// (without the /// but including the quotes)
[19:09] <Cobalt> grawity: Yes, but for some reason, it does not seem to pick up the drive in a GNOME session initiated by NX client. Gnome-mount is already there.
[19:09] <mr`Cubicular> then counts down to restart
[19:09] <mr`Cubicular> rendering it useless
[19:09] <subone> What does the "Xv" in `sudo aticonfig --overlay-type=Xv` refer to?
[19:09] <Cobalt> grawity: Remote PC. NX Client session is to remote PC. I'm looking for the thing to pop up in the remote session. It does not.
[19:10] <Cobalt> grawity:  This is Hardy, by the way, I'm still on LTS.
[19:10] <joeyeye> mr`Cubicular: what vuze version ?
[19:10] <mr`Cubicular> the one in the repositories
[19:11] <mr`Cubicular> joeyeye: <IP_ADDRESS>.0
[19:11] <mr`Cubicular> whoops
[19:11] <mr`Cubicular> <IP_ADDRESS>
[19:12] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: try this: "sudo apt-get install winbind" (without quotes)
[19:12] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, please rephrase that
[19:13] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: rephrase which bit?
[19:13] <JoeNu2Linux>  OK, can I see the output of /// ps aux | grep "[ns]mbd" /// (without the /// but including the quotes)
[19:13] <mr`Cubicular> Cobalt: what does it mean to be "on LTS" ?
[19:13] <Matisse> is there a "ping" for printers/parallel port?
[19:14] <Cobalt> !LTS | mr`Cubicular
[19:14] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: never mind, just do "apt-get install winbind"; let's try that
[19:14] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, doen
[19:14] <mr`Cubicular> what does it mean to be "supported"?
[19:14] <mr`Cubicular> joeyeye: are you still there?
[19:14] <Cobalt> mr`Cubicular: Basically, provide help with issues that might arise from using it. In this channel, for example. Or forums.
[19:15] <canthus13> mr`Cubicular: ...as well as still receiving regular security updates.
[19:15] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: OK, now check nautilus (your file explorer) and go to Network/Windows Network
[19:15] <BluShift> hi everyone
[19:15] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, now i see machines, but cannot access them
[19:16] <joeyeye> mr`Cubicular: I am, but I'm running <IP_ADDRESS> so not sure that what I suggest will be relevant
[19:16] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: yay! one step forward :)
[19:16] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, i guess
[19:16] <bigman_> hi everybody
[19:17] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, i really DO appreciate this by the way
[19:17] <mr`Cubicular> canthus13: i have recieved security updates with non LTS versions
[19:17] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: no problem :)
[19:17] <resno> !hi | bigman_
[19:17] <Stevethepirate> Hmm, my X server seems a bit borked, like, there are distortions on the screen, pressing Print Screen [hoping to take a picture to show you] makes the screen instantly fix itself until I move the mouse [almost like keyframes are right in a move, but all the delta frames are screwed]
[19:17] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: what's the error when you try to "access" a machine?
[19:18] <Farrel> i need channel for openGL ? how do i search for them?
[19:18] <bigman_> I v got a problem, to mount a Vfat disk in writting mode, I manage to get it in reading mode but not writting, any clues?
[19:18] <Doc_Lappy> can anyone tell me if I can somehow del my winxp partition and reinstall it withoug it reformatting over my ubuntu?
[19:18] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, Unable to mount location , Failed to retrieve share list from server
[19:19] <Farrel> i need channel for openGL ? how do i search for them?
[19:19] <Doc_Lappy> I really don't want to lose ubuntu too but my winxp is messed and won't show the start button
[19:19] <canthus13> mr`Cubicular: As long as it's still supported (8.04, 8.10, or 9.04) you should still receive security updates.
[19:19] <Farrel> i need channel for openGL ? how do i search for them?
[19:19] <teimu> hi ubuntu, im trying to connect to my university's WPA protected network, and ubuntu is prompting me for a certificate. I left this blank before, and it works, but other students of mine recommend it. I have many certs available in /etc/ssl/certs. Which one should I use?
[19:19] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: can you pastebin the output of "findsmb", please?
[19:20] <xyro> does anyone know of a good cheap vps service?
[19:20] <pradeep> hi everyone
[19:20] <gotunandan> teimu: which is the certificate that the other students used ?
[19:20] <Joelito> pradeep: Hi
[19:20] <canthus13> #opengl is the opengl channel.
[19:20] <Guest5568> what is the best way to limit internet connections to sudo or root
[19:21] <teimu> gotunandan: i can find out, but i guess i should use that one?
[19:21] <pradeep> whats cooking today
[19:21] <gotunandan> teimu: i also have a wpa enterprise network in college but i safely ignore the CA certificate, works ok for me
[19:22] <gotunandan> teimu: if you really ***need*** to use a certificate then yes, use the same one the students use
[19:22] <teimu> gotunandan: the one i know i see right now is "Equifax_Secure_CA.pem".
[19:22] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, http://pastebin.com/d9080cd0
[19:22] <teimu> gotunandan: I guess my real question is, what will a certificate in connecting to a WPA network provide me?
[19:23] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, is that findsmb supposed to show my xp machines too?
[19:24] <gotunandan> teimu: i do not know the details of how WPA works with a certificate so input from my end unfortunately !
[19:24] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: it should, yes
[19:24] <Bodsda> Hi, is there any media player that has a decent media library? I want something that is custumizable, group by artist and order by song number etc? VLC banshee totem rhythmbox all seem to suck at this
[19:24] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: can you pastebin the contents of /etc/nsswitch.conf?
[19:24] <Bodsda> Oh, and preferabl no kdelibs
[19:25] <gotunandan> !info exaile | Bodsda
[19:25] <Bodsda> gotunandan: sweetness, cheers dude
[19:25] <BluShift> Poll: Fedora vs. Ubuntu?
[19:25] <Bodsda> BluShift: Linux
[19:25] <grawity> BluShift: Arch
[19:25] <Bodsda> gentoo
[19:25] <jason_froebe> BluShift - Commodore 64 ;-)
[19:25] <teimu> gotunandan: well, i guess I'll just use it. why not have the extra layer of security?, i suppose. thanks for your help.
[19:25] <Bodsda> lol
[19:25] <talntid> Anyone here know of a tool that can show me traffic totals between 2 hosts, by running the tool on one host?
[19:25] <alfatau> hello, i'm looking for an utility able to limit outgoing bandwidth per ip, because the outgoing bandwidth weighs upon the complexive incoming bandwidth of my line. i don't want to limit the outgoing bandwidth for all network hosts but only for the ones who uses to upload too much with p2p clients, while i would preserve the full upload speed for other hosts which sporadically use the outgoing bandwidth (i.e. emails...). can you help me?
[19:25] <Pici> Bodsda: #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:26] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, http://pastebin.com/d4a543d52
[19:26] <Pici> BluShift: sorry, #ubuntu-offtopic
[19:26] <mikinanuq> JoeNu2Linux: pastbinit is a great tool, have it yet? sudo apt-get install pastebinit ...
[19:26] <Bodsda> Pici: ty, shouldnt have responded though -- my bad
[19:26] <BluShift> grawity: I've heard it's really unstable and very, very UNuserfriendly
[19:26] <teimu> alfatau: you living with roommates?
[19:26] <BluShift> Pici: My bad. That was my only question
[19:26] <alfatau> thanks for your attention
[19:26] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: OK, can you please add "wins" at the end of the line that starts with "hosts:"?
[19:27] <alfatau> teimu? what means roommates?
[19:27] <JoeNu2Linux> ilowe, fyi - 250gb data drive in this box called files
[19:27] <ilowe> JoeNu2Linux: s'OK, there's no impact
[19:27] <mikinanuq> alfatau: usually torrent programs allow you to limit upload download speeds
[19:28] <JoeNu2Linux> Ileden_, at the end of the line that starts with hosts? the very end? no space?
[19:28] <teimu> alfatau: nevermind. i live with roommates, and i've been having problems with people filling up our line with torrents, and therefore making the network unusable for everyone else