[10:14] <milligan_> <IP_ADDRESS>:/mnt/media /home/xbmc nfs rsize=8192,wsize=8192,timeo=14,intr <- shouldn't that entry in fstab automount the nfs share in question ?
[10:14] <c0mp13371331337> chadi: Not being involved in the package maintenance personally, I can only assume that they're still working on the Ubuntu-fications for the Ubuntu-specific build of firefox.
[10:14] <Slart> actafool: and then again a  new line with    VertRefresh   50.0 - 120.0
[10:14] <actafool> ok i will do it now
[10:15] <causasui> Anyone know why indicator-applet is using 50% of my cpu?
[10:15] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:  Thats that wrong device.  /dev/sdb1.
[10:15] <actafool> rdy
[10:15] <actafool> so this should slove my problem ?
[10:15] <chadi> c0mp13371331337, thank you :-)
[10:16] <c0mp13371331337> chadi: No prob
[10:16] <Slart> actafool: I hope so.. if that doesn't do it you can still add some more stuff.. but let's give it a try
[10:16] <actafool> okay
[10:16] <actafool> so i need to restart now
[10:16] <actafool> ?
[10:16] <Slart> actafool: so reboot
[10:16] <actafool> okay
[10:16] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:  Did your lvm volume group come up automatically?  Is there a /dev/mapper/vg-root entry?
[10:16] <Slart> actafool: yes
[10:16] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: /dev/sdb1 = lvm partition
[10:16] <FloodBot2> actafool: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[10:17] <darkfish> hello
[10:17] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: no /dev/mapper is empty
[10:17] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:  is there a /dev/vg ?
[10:18] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: nope
[10:18] <nsadmin> durando: try vgscan
[10:18] <Wikkedfin> is there a way to change an account name(rename) to something else say i wanted to change Bob to Bob2
[10:18] <durando> oh wait
[10:18] <durando> lvm2 isn't installed
[10:19] <durando> installing lvm2
[10:20] <Slart> Wikkedfin: I think it can be tricky.. I would consider creating a new user entirely
[10:20] <durando> ok lvm2 is still not working
[10:20] <durando> but is installed
[10:20] <nsadmin> durando: pvscan
[10:21] <Arelis> Hello people. How do i get to my files in my Mac OS X home directory in Ubuntu? Such as music, videos, and-so-on.
[10:21] <durando> ubuntu@ubuntu:/mnt/boot$ sudo pvscan
[10:21] <durando>   PV /dev/sdb1   VG vg   lvm2 [465.76 GB / 15.76 GB free]
[10:21] <durando>   Total: 1 [465.76 GB] / in use: 1 [465.76 GB] / in no VG: 0 [0   ]
[10:21] <Slart> Wikkedfin: have a look at this.. http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-change-rename-user-name-id/  but be careful.. you might end up with a system you cant login to
[10:22] <stealth-> ugh! anyone know how I can get my /etc/motd file to stay static and not have ubuntu editing it all the time??? What program controls this?
[10:22] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:   vgchange -ay vg
[10:22] <nsadmin> ok, now vgscan
[10:23] <nsadmin> oh wait, nm, the vg is right there, do Fats
[10:24] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: ubuntu@ubuntu:/mnt/lvm$ sudo vgchange -ay vg
[10:24] <s27> how i find a remove files that end with extention .o from a directory
[10:24] <durando>   1 logical volume(s) in volume group "vg" now active
[10:24] <durando> ok so how do i mount it
[10:24] <nsadmin> durando: so there should now be a /dev/vg/
[10:24] <Green_> s27: rm *.o in the directory would do it
[10:24] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:   sweet as.  mount /dev/mapper/vg-root /mnt/mountpoint
[10:24] <s27> i mean recursively
[10:25] <nsadmin> you'd use find and xargs
[10:25] <Green_> s27: rm -r *.o
[10:25] <durando> ok
[10:25] <Slart> s27: "find" combined with "rm" ... but test it using echo or something.. things can go very wrong
[10:25] <Green_> s27: at the base of the tree
[10:25] <Slart> oh.. rm has a -r switch.. nice
[10:25] <s27> when i do a find . | grep .o | xargs rm
[10:25] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: ubuntu@ubuntu:/mnt/lvm$ sudo mount /dev/mapper/vg-root /mnt/lvm
[10:25] <durando> ubuntu@ubuntu:/mnt/lvm$ ls
[10:25] <durando> there is nothing there
[10:25] <s27> it shows all files which have a o in that
[10:26] <s27> i want to find all files that end with .o
[10:26] <Slart> s27:  . means any character in regexp
[10:26] <FatsDominoTheory> durando: thats not good.  Where did it all go?
[10:26] <durando> oh wait its there now
[10:26] <s27> Slart: how do i do it?
[10:26] <durando> hrmm
[10:26] <Slart> s27: google for regular expressions.. it's very different from the wildcard stuff that is used in other places
[10:26] <FatsDominoTheory> durando: ok so all your all your stuff is in /mnt/lvm?
[10:27] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: yes
[10:27] <Slart> s27:   I think you can try using  \.o instead of .o though.. that should work
[10:27] <FatsDominoTheory> durando: did you mount /dev/sda1 somewhere?
[10:27] <llutz> s27: "find . -name *.o -exec rm {} \;"
[10:27] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: /dev/sda1 = /mnt/boot
[10:27] <nsadmin> you'll want to quote the *.0
[10:27] <Wikkedfin> spanx
[10:27] <fritz1> Is anyone here knows something about ATI`s Svideo?
[10:28] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: so should i cp /mnt/lvm/boot /mnt/boot/boot?
[10:28] <FatsDominoTheory> durando: "cd /mnt/lvm/boot" then "mv * /mnt/boot/"
[10:28] <stealth-> ugh! anyone know how I can get my /etc/motd file to stay static and not have ubuntu editing it all the time??? What program controls this?
[10:28] <durando> ok
[10:29] <fritz1> Can someone help me with my ATI?
[10:29] <durando> ok
[10:29] <durando> all moved
[10:30] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: all moved, now what?
[10:30] <AntonioPT> Hi|
[10:30] <AntonioPT> Hi!
[10:30] <ortsvorsteher> stealth-: ĵust read the man page of motd . you will see that is a dynamic file
[10:31] <stealth-> ortsvorsteher: oh, opps. Sorry, i have a bad habit of forgetting there is man pages for files. Thanks, ill read up on that :)
[10:31] <ortsvorsteher> :)
[10:31] <FatsDominoTheory> durando: now pvcreate /dev/sda2.  I don't remember the exact command, but you've done it when you created the other pv.
[10:31] <vigo> This 9.04 got all messed up, (user error) if I backup /home/usr will all the personal settings, like documents and installed packages be replaced or should I rsync directory by directory?
[10:32] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: alright i will have to consult the manpage
[10:32] <AntonioPT> When I play a SDL game someone(:D) sends the left arrow key repeatedly... In the console this appears:
[10:32] <AntonioPT> unknown chip id 0x95c4, can't guess.
[10:32] <durando> ack i have no clue
[10:32] <durando> do you still have it from our chat log?
[10:33] <FatsDominoTheory> durando: It looks like its just "sudo pvcreate /dev/sda2"
[10:33] <AntonioPT> I have the fglrx ATI drivers installed, but I tried uninstalling them and the problem is the same.
[10:33] <iceroot> is there a way to host something like googlecalendar with ubuntu? so i can access with lightning and must not use googlecalendar?
[10:33] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: ubuntu@ubuntu:/mnt/boot/grub$ sudo pvcreate /dev/sda2
[10:33] <durando>   Device /dev/sda2 not found (or ignored by filtering).
[10:33] <AntonioPT> When I play a SDL game someone(:D) sends the left arrow key repeatedly... In the console this appears:
[10:33] <A4Tech_> Hey all. My friend asked whether it was possible to copy the distro (ubuntu), without violating copyright home. Preferably a few replies, thanks.
[10:34] <AntonioPT> unknown chip id 0x95c4, can't guess.
[10:34] <FatsDominoTheory> durando: Then use vgextend to add that pv to the vg volume group.
[10:34] <AntonioPT> A4Tech_: you can copy ubuntu for free, it's GPL.
[10:34] <Slart> AntonioPT: tried turning off the desktop effects?
[10:34] <AntonioPT> Slart: yes, they are turned off (plain metacity) and I also tried with them on.
[10:35] <FatsDominoTheory> durando: vgextend vg /dev/sda2
[10:35] <Slart> AntonioPT: if you google the error message you'll find lots of hits about it... can't seem to find any good solutions though
[10:35] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: ubuntu@ubuntu:/mnt/boot/grub$ sudo vgextend vg /dev/sda2
[10:35] <durando>   /dev/sda2 not identified as an existing physical volume
[10:35] <durando>   Unable to add physical volume '/dev/sda2' to volume group 'vg'.
[10:35] <Slart> AntonioPT: some people fixed it by reinstalling graphics drivers, it seems..
[10:36] <AntonioPT> Slart: yes, I guess the ID is referent to my video card(Radeon HD 3400)
[10:36] <AntonioPT> Slart: will try that.
[10:36] <milligan_> I need a script that runs a mount command, as root, after the system has booted up. How can I do this? Anyone got a link ?
[10:36] <Slart> !boot | milligan_
[10:37] <durando> i cant seem to force pvcreate
[10:37] <Slart> milligan_: have a loot at the link about "own startup scripts"
[10:37] <AntonioPT> milligan_: do you know what fstab is?
[10:37] <zugiart> hey guys, I am trying to compress an .ogv video into .swf - what is the most convenient way to do this? I'm trying to upload my screencast to YouTube, and my original file is way too big
[10:37] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:  Did it error out?
[10:37] <milligan_> AntonioPT, I tried using fstab, but it's not working. Tried two different options, but it doesn't mount for whatever reason
[10:37] <Slart> milligan_: but of course.. as AntonioPT is saying.. fstab is the normal way of mounting stuff
[10:37] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: ubuntu@ubuntu:/mnt/boot/grub$ sudo pvcreate -f /dev/sda2
[10:37] <durando>   Device /dev/sda2 not found (or ignored by filtering).
[10:38] <AntonioPT> milligan_: could you please pastebin.org your fstab?
[10:38] <Slart> durando: please don't paste multi-line stuff here.. either use pm or a pastebin
[10:38] <durando> sorry Slart
[10:39] <milligan_> AntonioPT,  http://pastebin.com/m4810f3b5
[10:39] <diddy> What is local address <IP_ADDRESS> when using netstat?
[10:39] <vigo> zugiart: Have you looked at speedcrunch? I do not know if it is what you need, but that or 7-Zip or some like compression G-Zip and stuff could maybe work.
[10:39] <AntonioPT> milligan_: and which drive are you trying to mount?
[10:39] <milligan_> AntonioPT, the nfs mount on <IP_ADDRESS>
[10:39] <llutz> diddy: "all interfaces/addresses"
[10:40] <AntonioPT> milligan_: XBMC?
[10:40] <milligan_> AntonioPT, correct
[10:40] <Alemica> hi all
[10:40] <diddy> llutz: What is meant by that?
[10:40] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: alright i am really at a loss everything should be working at this point, it wont allow me to force it
[10:40] <milligan_> AntonioPT, I'm trying to mount /mnt/media from the remote machine, in /home/xbmc on the local machine.
[10:41] <Alemica> can someone help me with vcredist pls??
[10:41] <diddy> llutz: All interfaces on my computer? Isn't that <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[10:41] <milligan_> AntonioPT, anyway, using the mount command and doing it manually, it works fine. Writing a script that does is no problem either .. maybe /etc/rc.local is a good idea ? However, is says that it's run at each multiuser runlevel .. does that mean it would be run several times during a boot ?
[10:43] <kuneli> hi
[10:43] <AntonioPT> milligan_:I've done a few searches and rc.local is the way to go, because apparently fstab can't mount nfs. No, I think it only runs at one level, a level calls MULTIUSER level.
[10:43] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:  The entry in dev exists?  its not mounted or anything is it?
[10:43] <paolo88> hi. I need to access to my pc using ssh. The issue is the my ip is dinamic, and it canghe without turn off the router too. Anyone can explain to me the services of http://www.dyndns.com/ ?
[10:44] <milligan_> AntonioPT, alright .. so, make a bash script that runs the command, and put sh /root/script.sh in /etc/rc.local .. ?
[10:44] <shaullx> can u rec me for a good rar app?
[10:44] <Alemica> someone can help me with vcredist_x86 pls????
[10:44] <nsadmin> paolo88 does the website describe its own services?
[10:45] <kuneli> this is cool
[10:45] <AntonioPT> milligan_: yes, I guess...
[10:45] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: i got it my bad when i created the new partition it got reset to /dev/sda3
[10:45] <dethray> Is read-edid available for amd64?
[10:45] <nsadmin> dethray: probably
[10:45] <durando> ok
[10:46] <durando> so i added it to vg
[10:46] <dethray> can't get it through apt-get install
[10:46] <shaullx> any winrar like apps?...
[10:46] <paolo88> nsadmin: yes, but if i want hear any poeple taht use it , if is it possible
[10:46] <AntonioPT> When I play a SDL game someone(:D) sends the left arrow key repeatedly... In the console this appears:
[10:46] <AntonioPT> unknown chip id 0x95c4, can't guess.
[10:46] <kuneli> man how cann i get my screen res to 1024 to 768
[10:46] <Slart> dethray: don't think it is
[10:46] <nsadmin> !find read-edid
[10:46] <Slart> dethray: can't rememeber the reason for it though
[10:46] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: so now that both drives are part of vg what is the next step?
[10:46] <nsadmin> !find french-air
[10:46] <kuneli> so plz help me now
[10:46] <dethray> It's causing me to only have one available resolution
[10:47] <dethray> in xorg
[10:47] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:  Then you can use lvextend to grow your lvm over the vg.
[10:47] <diddy> What is local address <IP_ADDRESS> when using netstat?
[10:47] <nsadmin> diddy: that's the "any address"
[10:47] <Supersaiyan_IV> thats broadcast
[10:47] <milligan_> AntonioPT, rc.local is run by default ? I see the +x is set on all three groups, so it should be fine, right ?
[10:47] <durando> how?
[10:48] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: how?
[10:48] <diddy> nsadmin: What does any address mean? How can I have any address. Isn't that always <IP_ADDRESS>?
[10:48] <vigo> Alemica: Is that the Downloader thing?
[10:48] <martinovich> Bonjour à tous, je viens d'installer zsh, et je ne parviens pas à me déplacer dans mon arborescence...
[10:48] <Supersaiyan_IV> diddy,  <IP_ADDRESS> is the loopback device
[10:48] <TIMiDO> !fr
[10:48] <nsadmin> diddy: for example in some servers you tell it to listen with address <IP_ADDRESS> and it will hear all addresses bound to the interface
[10:48] <AntonioPT> AntonioPT: it's run every bootup, for every user. but it will only mount when the root's turn comes, so the triple x (:D) should be fine.
[10:49] <milligan_> true :)
[10:49] <AntonioPT> milligan_: sorry, that's for you
[10:49] <Alemica> it is microsoft visual c++
[10:49] <geos64> hi
[10:49] <milligan_> awesome - Ill have to boot after the wife is done watching MXC, hehe.
[10:50] <Alemica> vigo:it is microsoft visual c++
[10:50] <milligan_> thanks for your help AntonioPT
[10:50] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:  from the lvextend man page it looks like "lvextend /dev/mapper-root -l 100%FREE"
[10:50] <Supersaiyan_IV> diddy, if you have a wlan, and youre trying to connect to a peer, you do a broadcast, ask everybody, "are you the person im going to send data to?", after the other wifi spots have replied it will reply with a specific address
[10:50] <geos64> what is mxc
[10:50] <AntonioPT> milligan_: :D you're welcome
[10:51] <vigo> Alemica: Found this on the forums: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?s=6e9b14a1a1bb045619c1fb7e250f4856&t=847535&highlight=vcredist_x86
[10:51] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:  That should extend it to fill all space on your vg.  vgdisplay shows how much free space you have to allocate.
[10:51] <diddy> Supersaiyan_IV, yes but the <IP_ADDRESS> is listed under local address.
[10:51] <vigo> Alemica: The respondent says is a simple .DLL grab to solve it.
[10:52] <diddy> <IP_ADDRESS> under foreign address makes sense to me but not under local.
[10:52] <diddy> Supersaiyan_IV,  <IP_ADDRESS> under foreign address makes sense to me but not under local.
[10:53] <diddy> Supersaiyan_IV, even worse: what is :::* ?
[10:53] <Supersaiyan_IV> diddy, mine is under wlan0 and rtap0 as unknown address
[10:53] <FatsDominoTheory> durando:  does that work?
[10:53] <Supersaiyan_IV> diddy, wildcard
[10:54] <habib> hi
[10:54] <diddy> Supersaiyan_IV, : is a wildcard?
[10:54] <diddy> I tried to find a decent tutorial on netstat but google came up with nothing
[10:55] <Supersaiyan_IV> diddy, it's a wildcarded ipv6 address which i am too dumb to read completely atm
[10:55] <cga> hi all
[10:55] <cga> !apt-key
[10:55] <geek01> anyone in here tried out ultimate 2.2?
[10:55] <ortsvorsteher> !anyone | geek01
[10:56] <Supersaiyan_IV> diddy, bbl
[10:56] <helloimme> hey everybody
[10:56] <vigo> cga: Need to update or get new keys?
[10:56] <cga> i know there's a good long command for fetching a KEY and use apt-key add with it. but i can't find it. last time ubottu had thee anser. / yes vigo
[10:57] <helloimme> i've installed ubuntu on my laptop, and it seems as though it takes about 5 more seconds than it usually would to show the HP screen at the beggining. is that normal?
[10:57] <AntonioPT> When I play a SDL game someone(:D) sends the left arrow key repeatedly... In the console this appears:
[10:57] <AntonioPT> unknown chip id 0x95c4, can't guess.
[10:57] <vigo> cga: I have that bpookmarked, one moment please...
[10:57] <AntonioPT> When I play a SDL game someone(:D) sends the left arrow key repeatedly... In the console this appears:
[10:57] <AntonioPT> unknown chip id 0x95c4, can't guess.
[10:57] <cga> vigo: thanks
[10:58] <helloimme> vigo: hey, i was wondering if you could help me out
[10:58] <vigo> cga: here and more to come! http://www.ubuntugeek.com/nice-ubuntu-themes-for-jaunty-and-intrepid-users.html
[10:58] <cga> thanks vigo
[10:59] <vigo> cga: and here is official docs: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SecureApt
[10:59] <jackbauer> hello world
[11:00] <drpyro> hi every body
[11:01] <helloimme> hey guys, i was wondering if someone would help me with a question
[11:01] <drpyro> hi i would like to know why people would switch to qt over gtk+ ?
[11:01] <vigo> helloimme: Ask in channel, if I am unable I am certain that someone can assist you.
[11:01] <jackbauer> awesome
[11:01] <drpyro> gtk, is that really slow .?
[11:01] <jackbauer> i need help with apache virtual hosts
[11:02] <jackbauer> and how ubuntu intrepid breaks up the config into different files
[11:02] <drpyro> if somebody take 2mn to answer me that would be a pleasure
[11:02] <Flannel> drpyro: That'd be a better question for #ubuntu-offtopic
[11:02] <dAnon> how do I mount an image in linux so it acts like it was actual cd
[11:02] <helloimme> well... after installing ubuntu, my computer takes about 5 more seconds to start the HP screen in the beggining (maybe the bios screen - it's before grub). i was wondering if this was normal?
[11:02] <dAnon> like in Deamon tools
[11:02] <Flannel> !iso | dAnon
[11:03] <drpyro> Flannel: thanks
[11:03] <dAnon> ubottu no it is not the way you mount the images so game can "see" the cd data
[11:03] <cga> thanks again vigo
[11:04] <Arelis> !intel
[11:04] <dAnon> I already tried gmount and now I am testing acetonelISO, and no success
[11:04] <qe2eqe> dAnon, ubottu is a bot, and Flannel sent him your way
[11:04] <buckwild> i need help installing tovid
[11:04] <Flannel> jackbauer: the best way to get your questions answered is to ask them
[11:05] <vigo> cga: I am happy if I was of any help.
[11:05] <cga> vigo: i'm happy you've been =)
[11:05] <buckwild> i followed the installation instructions on tovid.org and it does not work
[11:05] <vigo> helloimme: what was the question?
[11:05] <jackbauer> ok Flannel
[11:06] <helloimme> vigo: after installing ubuntu, my computer takes about 5 more seconds to start the HP screen in the beggining (maybe the bios screen - it's before grub). i was wondering if this was normal?
[11:06] <jackbauer> So, I only have one domain
[11:06] <jackbauer> domain name
[11:06] <jackbauer> I want to host some applications
[11:06] <jackbauer> one of which is ispcp
[11:06] <Flannel> jackbauer: best if you ask all one line, makes it easier for people to read
[11:06] <jackbauer> oh yeah, sorry
[11:06] <vigo> helloime: Is it a dual boot configuration?
[11:07] <helloimme> vigo: yeah, the second is windows 7.
[11:07] <buckwild> can someone plz help me to install tovid?
[11:08] <Flannel> buckwild: Whats wrong with the version in the repositories?
[11:08] <jackbauer> so one domain name, i want to use ispcp to add/manage/remove client sites from my server (to aid with the dns management, and directory, chroot, etc), I don't want to serve ispcp on port 80, so how can i set up virtual hosts in apache to serve ispcp from another port, say 23451, and still host a normal site (say wordpress) from port 80
[11:08] <buckwild> i do not see it in the repositories so i had to download
[11:08] <Flannel> !info tovid | buckwild
[11:09] <buckwild> do i type that in terminal?
[11:09] <vigo> helloimme: May wanna try Fix Grub, or may even want to set Win as first option, MBR, then Grub or Ubuntu as second, I really do not know as much as I used to about new windows stuff, I walked out of the windows 5 years ago and never looked back, never really wanted to or needed to.
[11:10] <ortsvorsteher> buckwild: try " sudo apt-cache search tovid" in an terminal. if it will not be found, you have do update your sources.list
[11:11] <buckwild> when i search for tovid in the repositories, it brings up todisc
[11:11] <Flannel> buckwild: tovid is in multiverse
[11:11] <Flannel> buckwild: type sudo apt-get install tovid
[11:12] <helloimme> vigo: I want to leave GRUB, I was just wondering if this slow down was caused by some kind of damage to my hardware. I also wanted to ask if using Ubuntu would ever damage my hardware (maybe installing the wrong kind of drivers- I'm new when it comes to Linux)
[11:12] <buckwild> it said that it is already installed.  I'm new to ubuntu.  How do i launch??
[11:14] <vigo> helloimme: No, GNU/Linux is a separate or different partition and has no effect on other systems, including other *nix or Linux systems that you may wish to try out.
[11:15] <buckwild> what is the APT line for multiverse?
[11:15] <helloimme> vigo: awesome, thanks vigo
[11:16] <sfdsd> hi guy's, could you help me with adjustment kdm autologin user with blank password?
[11:16] <iceroot> sfdsd: why not using a password?
[11:17] <vigo> helloime: The slow down could be a software thing, like Win7 is fighting for priority, or some silly thing, but they are two OS that are very independent of one another, they can be inter accessed by one another, but no,the boot slow down is just normal computer stuff.
[11:17] <sfdsd> ok, how I must auto loggedin with possword?
[11:19] <buckwild> can someone plz help me get to the multiverse repository?
[11:19] <iceroot> sfdsd: system - administration - sessions (with gnome)
[11:19] <Flannel> buckwild: If you already have it installed, then you already have multiverse enabled
[11:19] <sfdsd> iceroot: actually, I use kde
[11:20] <buckwild> i dont see it on my software sources
[11:20] <iceroot> sfdsd: #kubuntu
[11:20] <racecar56> why isn't kdenlive (0.7.5) be able to render to mpeg2, 4 or NTSC anything? i have (k)ubuntu-restricted-extras
[11:21] <Flannel> buckwild: It's enabled by default, it's the bottom (of the four) checkboxes under the Ubuntu software tab, software restricted by copyright or legal issues
[11:21] <racecar56> i think it wants something about mpeg2video
[11:21] <racecar56> where can i get mpeg2video?
[11:21] <buckwild> i see it now. duh!
[11:22] <buckwild>  Flannel: how do i launch tovid?
[11:22] <viginbala> hi everyone my speaker working only right side help me plz
[11:22] <someoneoverthere> hi to the room ,need assistance,im on live cd
[11:23] <racecar56> viginbala: are the speakers in working condition (i.e. they work on other computers)
[11:23] <viginbala> yeah
[11:23] <viginbala> working correctly on another computer
[11:23] <racecar56> viginbala: hmmm, is the audio plug ALL the way in?
[11:23] <josefig> i tried to open cfdisk and it said: cannot open disk, what can I do? could be because i partitioned with win vista manager system?
[11:23] <racecar56> josefig: possible
[11:24] <racecar56> where can i get mpeg2video?
[11:24] <josefig> racecar56: now what can I do?
[11:24] <viginbala> racecar56: yeah but hearing sound right side only
[11:24] <racecar56> viginbala: hmm, maybe an issue with the sound server/sound card
[11:25] <racecar56> josefig: you might have to use gparted and re-format those partitions :'(
[11:25] <viginbala> racecar: how to resolve that?
[11:25] <racecar56> viginbala: is the sound card detachable (you can take it out of the computer)?
[11:25] <josefig> racecar56: omg, really? i guessed there was another solution :s
[11:25] <racecar56> viginbala: or is it the plain ol' motherboard plug thing?
[11:26] <racecar56> josefig: i don't know, talk with others too because i havent used vista in ages
[11:26] <viginbala> racecar56: i can't understan u
[11:26] <Flannel> buckwild: no idea, I'd try 'tovid' in a terminal
[11:26] <racecar56> josefig: PLEASE don't try my advice unless it's at last resort
[11:26] <racecar56> viginbala: is the audio plug on the motherboard
[11:27] <viginbala> racecar56: yeah inbuild
[11:27] <racecar56> viginbala: k, may be the motherboard sound card being bad but idk
[11:27] <buckwild> i'll try that thanks
[11:27] <josefig> racecar56: i gonna cry, 'cos i was usin' ubuntu but i can't live without my slacky (:x) so i tried to install it but i faced with this tiny problem lol :s
[11:27] <racecar56> viginbala: first you should try another sound server like OSS or pulseaduio
[11:27] <racecar56> viginbala: *audio
[11:28] <racecar56> josefig: don't try to reformat them yet
[11:28] <racecar56> josefig: you ARE talking about windows vista's partition thingy right?
[11:28] <racecar56> josefig: that u used?
[11:29] <josefig> racecar56: the manager system, amm start>system right click and manage :s
[11:29] <racecar56> viginbala: second, maybe you should see if you have a(n old) sound card buried somewhere, maybe it could work
[11:29] <racecar56> josefig: yea, thats it
[11:29] <Crewsr3> So FIrefox 3.5 came out......is there a reason that it has not been pushed out with update manager?  Its my understanding that you can somehow manually download it from the repos
[11:29] <racecar56> Crewsr3: !latest?
[11:30] <Crewsr3> racecar56, I don't understand.....
[11:30] <racecar56> Crewsr3: they will get around there eventually
[11:30] <racecar56> !latest | Crewsr3
[11:30] <josefig> racecar56: yep and you know i checked today the partitions and the fu..ing vista says that i have no used any kb yet from these partitions lol and in ubuntu says i used 79% from 1 partition
[11:31] <viginbala> racecar56 now working correctly bro thanks
[11:31] <racecar56> josefig: what the heck, probably because windows is evil and they don't bother reading info about extX partitions
[11:31] <racecar56> viginbala: :D
[11:31] <Crewsr3> racecar56, I remember a few times when the same day that firefox was release that I would get it via update manager.....is there something this is slow it down this time around?
[11:31] <racecar56> viginbala: you changed the sound server?
[11:31] <josefig> racecar56: perhaps, damn it.
[11:32] <josefig> any idea guys?
[11:32] <racecar56> Crewsr3: maybe you had a ppa or something and didn't know it
[11:32] <viginbala> no bro
[11:32] <viginbala> unplug and repluged n simply working
[11:32] <josefig> i sounded like a mom when is trying to buy dinner :p
[11:32] <racecar56> viginbala: aha
[11:32] <racecar56> viginbala: :D
[11:32] <viginbala> racecar56 :P
[11:32] <racecar56> josefig: hmm, ah well
[11:32] <josefig> lemme chk, brb
[11:33] <viginbala> brb
[11:33] <Crewsr3> racecar56, that could have been true.  If you had to guess when it will be pushed out via update manager...how long to do you think it would be....two weeks after the public release....three weeks?
[11:33] <JPSman> How can I access my trash from the terminal?  I'm running Wubi
[11:35] <racecar56> JPSman: hmm, trash is a GUI thing
[11:35] <racecar56> JPSman: i used to know...
[11:35] <racecar56> JPSman: i *think* it's buried somewhere in .local
[11:35] <racecar56> JPSman: ~/.local to be exact
[11:36] <JPSman> nope
[11:36] <josefig> JPSman: ~/.Trash
[11:36] <josefig> i guess.
[11:36] <JPSman> noperz
[11:37] <josefig> JPSman: uh, so i don't know buddy, sorry 'bout that.
[11:37] <JPSman> does me being in wubi effect this?
[11:38] <racecar56> josefig: "bash: /home/racecar56/.Trash: No such file or directory" apparently not for me either
[11:38] <racecar56> josefig: and i have a command line install built with xorg and all that
[11:39] <JPSman> /home/USER/.local/share/Trash
[11:39] <JPSman> found it
[11:39] <fuhbah> hi! i'm having problems to install 9.04 on my maxdata 8100x. it always crashes in a different place
[11:39] <oskar-> fuhbah:  sounds like a hardware problem...
[11:39] <josefig> oh, here you are trash grrr
[11:39] <anghel> hello
[11:39] <anghel> i have a problem with Ubuntu
[11:39] <anghel> please help me
[11:40] <josefig> anghel: write it down in the board :)
[11:40] <Maximo> can you help with this problem (trying listening a radio station)...http://www.pastebin.ca/new.php
[11:41] <anghel> i can`t make my webcam to work
[11:41] <oskar-> fuhbah:  check for cd-rom read errors, high temperatures, hard drive errors, ram errors
[11:41] <fuhbah> oskar-: alright, will do so thanks
[11:43] <DeaCon> anghel, try using skype
[11:44] <smoo2> hello, I just tried the "Suspend" option in ubuntu instead of a normal shutdown - now when I turn the PC back on, all I see is a blinking "_" ! Is there a way to flush the suspend info?
[11:45] <smoo2> so that it boots normally...
[11:45] <josefig> anghel: i use cheese :D
[11:47] <oskar-> smoo2:  kernel option: "noresume". add it to the kernel line in grub at boot time
[11:47] <smoo2> oskar-: I set the grub time out to 0, so I dont think I get the option
[11:48] <oskar-> smoo2:  do you have a boot cd?
[11:48] <smoo2> oskar-: I dont have a cd drive in the PC! but I do have the USB stick I installed from, I guess I need to use that and edit grub.conf?
[11:49] <oskar-> smoo2:  yes, you could change grub.conf, or do a mkswap on the swap partition to delete the resume image (be very sure to do that on the correct partition!)
[11:50] <CrAzYoNi> Where does Ubuntu store all of his applications files? just like firefox, xchat & such - & I don't mean the binaries...
[11:50] <anghel> hello
[11:50] <anghel> help me please
[11:50] <anghel> i1m new on Ubuntu
[11:50] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> Hi, all.  New to Ubuntu.  When should we expect Firefox 3.5 to be available as an official package?  If it is already, am I missing something about how to get it?
[11:51] <oskar-> CrAzYoNi:  please be more precise, what data exactly?
[11:51] <anghel> how make a webcam to work??
[11:51] <pascal> hello
[11:51] <DeaCon> anghel,  try using skype
[11:51] <anghel> im use a Pidgin
[11:51] <SultansElephant> pidgin cant do voip
[11:51] <pascal> i've got a little "ln" problem
[11:51] <_jbl_> hello, do you guys know any program to create scrolling credits video ?
[11:51] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  it is somewhere in universe or so... you shouzld be able to install it already (?)
[11:51] <CrAzYoNi> oskar-, I want to install a new application, where should I install it?:\
[11:51] <anghel> on skype not migrate a Yahoo.list
[11:52] <SultansElephant> skype is in medibuntu
[11:52] <CrAzYoNi> I'm using AMSN for configuring my webcam
[11:52] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> oskar, thank you.  I must be missing it.  Let me look again.
[11:53] <oskar-> CrAzYoNi:  in /opt, completely separated from the distribution's programs and data
[11:53] <anghel> wat is it a AMSN ??
[11:53] <CrAzYoNi> Alternative MSN messanger
[11:53] <pascal> my ftpusers a locked in theire /home/user folders. i tried to create "ln -s" to let them ftp to theire /var/www/user but i keep getting a 403 on http
[11:53] <CrAzYoNi> oskar-, Thanks :)
[11:54] <pascal> my ftpusers a locked in theire /home/user folders. i tried to create "ln -s" to let them ftp to theire /var/www/user but i keep getting a 403 on http
[11:54] <anghel> thanks guys but i dont understand
[11:55] <oskar-> !repeat | pascal
[11:55] <anghel> have a nice day for alll
[11:55] <racecar56> where can i get mpeg2video?
[11:55] <pascal> sorry ubottu
[11:55] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> Why is it that my computer keeps ending up in 800x600?  I have an old copy of xorg.conf that I copy from back up that restores the settings, but it is getting annoying that every so often some update seems to overwrite it and set me to 800x600 instead of  my native 1280x1024.
[11:56] <smoo2> is there a way to remove the suspend option from the menus?
[11:57] <DeaCon> OswaldGlinkmeyer,  are you using a kvm
[11:57] <vigo> racecar56: http://libmpeg2.sourceforge.net/downloads.html <<there
[11:57] <durando> FatsDominoTheory: had grub error 15 on reboot
[11:58] <pascal> changing client
[11:58] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> DeaCon, yes.
[11:58] <vigo> racecar56: Or look in Synaptic for that package.
[11:59] <DeaCon> OswaldGlinkmeyer,  its seems there is  a bug with them trying to remember
[11:59] <racecar56> vigo: found some hopeful results with synaptic
[11:59] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> oskar, what package manager should I be using to see that Firefox 3.5?  "Add/remove..." or "Synaptics Package Manager," and if one of those, where do I see the "Universal"
[12:00] <vigo> ravevar56: That libmpeg2 is the or a name for it.
[12:00] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> Thanks.  DeaCon.  I just migrated from Zenwalk, and never experienced that before.
[12:00] <racecar56> vigo: :( kdenlive didn't find it
[12:00] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  http://packages.ubuntu.com/de/jaunty/firefox-3.5
[12:01] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  you have to add the universe repository in software sources
[12:01] <DeaCon> OswaldGlinkmeyer,  it seems the kvm miss reads the monitor so it resets not sure on the fix
[12:02] <KOtayra> Всем привет!
[12:02] <vigo> racecar56: Try openIPMP? http://sourceforge.net/projects/openipmp/
[12:03] <josefig> uhm, touche! have you ever seen this before? http://yfrog.com/10whatflwp
[12:04] <smoo2> where is grub.conf?
[12:04] <vigo> !grub
[12:04] <oskar-> smoo2:  /boot/grub/menu.lst
[12:05] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> DeaCon, is there a work around to make it "stick" or do I just need to copy my xorg.conf file back when this happens, like I'm doing now?
[12:05] <racecar56> vigo: "...Open source DRM..." XD
[12:05] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> Oskar, I'm reading the instructions on how to add the repository, but I"m not sure I understand what to do, exactly.
[12:06] <DeaCon> OswaldGlinkmeyer,  all i can say is i stopped using a kvm   never found the fix sorry
[12:06] <vigo> racecar56: Ermm,,uhmm,,let me look at FSF directory.
[12:06] <paolo_88> i'm installing ddclient...during the configuration it ask me "network interface used for dynamic DNS service". I'm using dyndns. Anyone can help me?
[12:07] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> DeaCon.  Thanks.  I can't afford a new monitor.   $ and desk space are low now.
[12:07] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> How do I make the font bigger in pidgin?
[12:08] <jrib> paolo_88: it means like eth0, eth1, etc
[12:08] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> Is it the default desktop font?
[12:09] <paolo_88> jrib: i can put eht0, eth1, ppp0, wlan0...i don't know what i must write
[12:09] <jrib> paolo_88: run « ifconfig »
[12:09] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys im trying to setup my laptop as a dialin server and am following the instructions on this site : http://howtoforge.com/linux_dialin_server THe problem is when i get to step #4 and have to configure the inittab file ; I cant file an inittab file! After some googling I found out that intrepid doesnt has "upstart" over inittab...Does anyone know how to ammend the instructions to work with upstart ?
[12:10] <paolo_88> jrib: now?
[12:10] <vigo> racecar56: something like this maybe: http://directory.fsf.org/project/dvbcut/
[12:10] <jrib> paolo_88: open a terminal, type « ifconfig », press enter
[12:10] <spacetraveler> 99olk
[12:10] <paolo_88> jrib: i do it...i see many rows.
[12:10] <DeaCon> OswaldGlinkmeyer,  under tools . conversations . fonts
[12:10] <jrib> !pastebin | paolo_88
[12:11] <ohletmeinnowjesu> *intrepid HAS "upstart" over inittab...Does anyone know how to ammend the instructions to work with upstart ?
[12:11] <jrib> !upstart | ohletmeinnowjesu
[12:11] <paolo_88> jrib: http://paste.ubuntu.com/215447/
[12:11] <vigo> Thank you jrib and thank you ubottu for the update.
[12:11] <ohletmeinnowjesu> !upstart
[12:11] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  choose the second option in the first tab in software-properties-gtk
[12:12] <jrib> ohletmeinnowjesu: read the documentation
[12:12] <jrib> paolo_88: you want to use your wired connection right?  Not the wireless?
[12:12] <paolo_88> jrib: wired
[12:12] <jrib> paolo_88: eth0
[12:13] <paolo_88> jrib: ok...thanks
[12:13] <ieshet_> well; here I am again; after installing ubuntu on my hp dc7800 I have a small problem that I need help/
[12:13] <vigo> !ask
[12:13] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> DeaCon, thanks.  I may have to leave and come back, I guess.
[12:13] <ohletmeinnowjesu> jrib: im at http://upstart.ubuntu.com/ what should i be looking for?
[12:13] <ieshet_> since this is the first linux OS I am using i do not know how to get the sound to work
[12:13] <jrib> ohletmeinnowjesu: whatever it is you need to do ...
[12:13] <SpadXIII> i just tried connecting to a wireless network (wpa protected) for the first time, i filled in the wpa-key and pressed ok, network manager started connecting and after a minute or so, the whole system locks up completely .. nothing responds anymore. only way to reboot is to press and hold the power button +4 seconds
[12:14] <ieshet_> can some one please help?
[12:14] <jrib> !ask | ieshet_
[12:14] <ieshet_> ok; sry
[12:14] <arnault> hi
[12:15] <ieshet_> !ask since this is the first linux OS I am using i do not know how to get the sound to work on my dc 7800
[12:15] <vigo> ieshet_: Have you looked at the forums? You may need certain drivers or some other stuff, ALSA,Pulse stuff like that.
[12:15] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> DeaCon, looks like I overdid it.  A bit too big now, but at least I know how to change the font.  Thanks.
[12:15] <jrib> ohletmeinnowjesu: in particular you want to understand how /etc/event.d works and how to create new events...
[12:15] <arnault> hi everybody, i do have a question about Thunderbird and the way it stores the data
[12:15] <ohletmeinnowjesu> jrib: new events like receiving a call?
[12:16] <jrib> ohletmeinnowjesu: no, like using mgetty instead of getty I guess.  Have you installed mgetty and just tried reading its documentation in /usr/share/doc/?
[12:16] <pascal_> my home users are locked in theire /home/user folders i tried to create a ln -s to theire /var/www/user folders but in http i keep getting a 403 forbidden page. the target folder is chmod 775 and even under 777 it doesn't work. somebody has an idea?
[12:16] <vigo> !sound | ieshet_
[12:16] <ieshet_> several forums were looked in but i do not understand the lingo and therefor am unable to comprehend what to do
[12:16] <ohletmeinnowjesu> jrib: no didnt think of that
[12:17] <letdown> a.org
[12:17] <silv3r_m00n> hi there
[12:17] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> oskar, I used aptitude to get firefox-3.5, but I don't think it worked correctly even though it seemed to do something.  It still is 3.0.11 when I start it up.
[12:17] <silv3r_m00n> me using 8.04 and after some updates from synaptic gnome has become problematic.... the panels come but the desktop doesn't and the computer kind of hangs with hard disk light becoming highly active
[12:17] <vigo> ieshet_: Welcome to Linux, now forget all that you ever learned or knew about windows and start to enjoy the freedom of learning.
[12:17] <silv3r_m00n> what do I do
[12:18] <josefig> uh, ok
[12:18] <josefig> i get 2 go
[12:18] <josefig> cya, some hrs :D
[12:18] <ieshet_> lots to learn, thank you :P
[12:18] <ieshet_> all new and exciting
[12:18] <ieshet_> do m best...
[12:19] <vigo> ieshet_: Yes there is, but is fun , again!
[12:19] <jrib> ohletmeinnowjesu: here, some cheating: https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2008-September/159211.html
[12:19] <Maximo> I am having some problem with some pluging to listen some radios station ....
[12:20] <vigo> ieshet_: Spend a few days at the forums and looking at the Documentation. print some or all of it out. Learn man. man is the friend.
[12:21] <ohletmeinnowjesu> jrib: thanks ill read it and get back
[12:21] <anghel> Hello, you either have JavaScript turned off or an old version of Adobe's Flash Player. Get the latest Flash player.
[12:21] <silv3r_m00n> any ideas ?
[12:21] <jrib> anghel: no I don't!
[12:21] <anghel> this is a message for my video
[12:21] <jrib> anghel: install the flashplugin-nonfree package
[12:21] <vigo> Maximo: Have you installed the drivers from the"ugly" set?
[12:22] <anghel> i get it
[12:22] <jrib> !who | anghel
[12:22] <anghel> but dont work
[12:22] <jrib> anghel: pastebin: apt-cache policy flashplugin-nonfree
[12:24] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> Oskar, firefox 3.5 is now green in synaptics, but when I start firefox, it comes up as 3.0.11.  Do I have them installed side-by-side?  Do I need to remove 3.0.11 first?
[12:24] <jacquesdupontd> hi guys
[12:24] <SpadXIII> why does my laptop lock up completely when i try to connect to a wireless network (secured with wpa)?
[12:24] <jrib> !pm | anghel
[12:25] <jacquesdupontd> this jaunty is really perfect for now
[12:25] <jrib> anghel: you must pastebin what I asked for me to help you
[12:25] <jacquesdupontd> hi jrib
[12:25] <jrib> jacquesdupontd: hi
[12:25] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, didn't find anything to make the 3d work but those open source drivers are really good
[12:26] <anghel> jrib
[12:26] <anghel> yes
[12:26] <jacquesdupontd> jrib, they say that even on the 8.10 that i was nearly about to install it's working better than the propriety ones
[12:26] <jrib> anghel: did you pastebin that information?
[12:26] <anghel> how
[12:26] <vigo> jacquesdupontd:> Did you use the GNASH?
[12:26] <jrib> !pastebin | anghel
[12:26] <anghel> i`m new and i dont uderstand
[12:27] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, the gnash ?
[12:27] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, why for ?
[12:27] <Guest68535> i have an ltsp client that has started booting with a 600x400, how can I get it back to it's prev good boot state?
[12:28] <Guest68535> i've tried rebuilding the client on the server
[12:28] <jacquesdupontd> Guest68535, i'm gonna help you if you want
[12:28] <Guest68535> resolution on the server is fine
[12:28] <vigo> jacquesdupontd:> gnash are the open source ones, still in development , but they work ok, sorta.
[12:28] <Guest68535> go ahead jacquesdupontd
[12:28] <jacquesdupontd> Guest68535,  but change your nick /nick yournick it will be more easy to talk to you
[12:28] <Imaginativeone> my system had a kernel panic - how do I fix it?
[12:29] <jacquesdupontd> i used xorg-driver-ati and radeon
[12:29] <jacquesdupontd> yes
[12:29] <jacquesdupontd> ok
[12:29] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, have you tried to reconfigure your xorg.conf ?
[12:29] <ltsp_video> nope, video on the server is fine
[12:30] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, you've said it was booting in 800x600
[12:30] <vigo> jacquesdupontd:> http://directory.fsf.org/project/gnash/ <<that is gnash
[12:30] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, reexplain your problem i may not have understood all
[12:30] <ims> Is it possible to copy an iso(installer) to usb flash disk? If so how?
[12:30] <ltsp_video> jaquesdupontd - I'm running ltsp server with one client, video on the client has gone wrong
[12:31] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, that was what i was thinking about im talking about ati drivers and you talk me about a flash plugin and by the way the adobe 10 works mervelously
[12:31] <lvtrii> ims, it is
[12:31] <vigo> ims: Yes it is. one moment and I will pull up a link.
[12:31] <lvtrii> 2 second
[12:31] <lvtrii> s
[12:31] <anghel> :(
[12:32] <ltsp_video> I don't know enough to explain how video works on the client but it's not through the servers X system
[12:32] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> DeaCon, if I just copy my xorg.conf file from the backup each time, what's the best way to do that?  It seems that I have to reboot and login, logout a few times before it takes.
[12:32] <ims> vigo, i'm waiting...
[12:32] <lvtrii> ims, what OS are you using to put the image on a USB?
[12:32] <ims> i'm using Xubuntu.
[12:32] <poopuser> HI all. How can i use 'ls' to display only files that start with 'a'?
[12:32] <lvtrii> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromImgFiles
[12:32] <lvtrii> poopuser: ls a*
[12:32] <vigo> ims: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/FromUSBStick
[12:33] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, i'm afraid i wont be able to help you
[12:33] <jacquesdupontd> as i've never ran ubuntu server
[12:33] <ltsp_video> http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-510556.html - this is a similar but different problem, but gives you some of the background
[12:33] <ims> vigo, ok i'll search for that.
[12:33] <vigo> I think there is a server channel, I am almost certain there is.
[12:33] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, but it seems a bit weird that you don't set it trought the X server
[12:33] <Imaginativeone> how do I fix my kernel panic?
[12:34] <racecar56> Imaginativeone: what kind of kernal aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh
[12:34] <racecar56> Imaginativeone: vfs not syncing?
[12:34] <racecar56> Imaginativeone: ive seen those before :(
[12:34] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, im reading
[12:35] <Imaginativeone> racecar56: yes!
[12:35] <Imaginativeone> that's the problem
[12:35] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, that's it i think you need to reconfigure your client xorg.conf
[12:36] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, do you know how to do that and go back to basic settings
[12:36] <Shamoun> what is a good cheap, fast wireless-n usb device for linux?
[12:36] <racecar56> vigo: im trying to compile that dvbcut thing... it isnt working
[12:37] <ltsp_video> I've been looking for my client xorg.conf
[12:37] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> I installed firefox-3.5, and now it shows with a green square in synaptics package manager, but when I start firefox, it says it is still 3.0.11.  What do I do?
[12:37] <ltsp_video> /opt/ltsp/i386/usr/share/xresprobe/xorg.conf found it
[12:37] <vigo> poopuser: here> http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/gutsy/man1/9base-ls.1.html
[12:39] <vigo> racecar56: Did you update/upgrade and do the sources.list?
[12:40] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  start firefox-3.5
[12:40] <racecar56> vigo: no
[12:40] <racecar56> vigo: wait... what?
[12:41] <vigo> racecar56: That may be a needed step in the process.
[12:41] <racecar56> vigo: /usr/include/bits/fcntl2.h:51: error: call to ‘__open_missing_mode’ declared with attribute error: open with O_CREAT in second argument needs 3 arguments
[12:41] <racecar56> vigo: that's what kills the compile
[12:42] <LeChacal> hello all, do you have to create the mount point that you want something to mount to from fstab before it can be mounted or will fstab make the mount point for you?
[12:43] <jacquesdupontd> sorry i met someone
[12:43] <oskar-> LeChacal:  you have to create it
[12:43] <vigo> racecar56: Did you wget.apt-get or aptitude it?
[12:43] <lostson> LeChacal: you have to make it
[12:43] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, so where are you in your research ?
[12:43] <jacquesdupontd> oh you found it
[12:44] <arthur_> if u want it to mount at boot time yes on the fstab
[12:44] <jacquesdupontd> ltsp_video, you know how to configure it now ?
[12:44] <LeChacal> oskar & lostson : thank you, that would explain why the partition i wanted didnt get mounted
[12:44] <jacquesdupontd> i began a pro in xorg now with this shitty ati card :)
[12:44] <racecar56> vigo: scons
[12:44] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> oskar, I guess I don't know what you mean by "start firefox-3.5"
[12:44] <racecar56> vigo: it's source
[12:44] <racecar56> vigo: ubuntu don't have it in the repos for me
[12:44] <L3dPlatedLinux>  was wondering did or didn't ultimatrix ever connect to the net?
[12:45] <mobi-sheep> Where can I find irssi-scripts?
[12:45] <jacquesdupontd> hey guys do you find 489 fps in glxgears in a good score for an ati mobility radeon 7000 igp 64 mb
[12:45] <mobi-sheep> !info irssi-scripts
[12:45] <mobi-sheep> What location / path ?
[12:45] <jacquesdupontd> it seems incredible for me
[12:45] <vigo> racecar56: Ok, let me look at the dics again.
[12:45] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  if you use an old firefox starter icon, firefox 3.5 will not be started. start it from console as "firefox-3.5" or from the menu as shirotoko  (or similar)
[12:45] <jacquesdupontd> im running movie perfectly, tv too at the same time and all videos on internet without any lag and running compiz fusion at the same time
[12:45] <jacquesdupontd> this toshiba has 5 years
[12:46] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> oskar, if I type that at a terminal, I get it.  What do I do about all the icons that point to 3.0.11?
[12:46] <magnetron> mobi-sheep: install it using the package manager
[12:46] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> oskar-, should I uninstall 3.0.11?
[12:46] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, so about this gnash what did you want to tell me ?
[12:46] <mobi-sheep> magnetron: It's already installed via aptitude.  I'm trying to figure how I can see the list of scripts in irssi.
[12:46] <mobi-sheep> magnetron: I'm learning irssi. :)
[12:46] <vigo> racecar56: Using pbuilder?
[12:46] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  i don't know, if that is a good idea
[12:46] <jacquesdupontd> irssi rox
[12:47] <Guest82688> hey can someone here help me with an ubuntu based live os?
[12:47] <minimec> mobi-sheep: Use the documentation on irssi.org A good start, I tell you ;)
[12:47] <jacquesdupontd> is there a channel for people developpping drivers and all ?
[12:47] <jacquesdupontd> i dont remember the name
[12:47] <mactimes> Guest20567: Name your problem, I'll try to help
[12:47] <mactimes> Aff
[12:48] <mactimes> Guest20567: Sorry
[12:48] <mactimes> Guest82688: Name your problem, I'll try to help.
[12:48] <vigo> jacquedupontd: Was just a suggestion for an open source rather than proprietary  application or package.
[12:48] <jacquesdupontd> same Guest82688  but change of nick by typing /nick yourname
[12:48] <Imaginativeone> racecar56 any progress?
[12:48] <mactimes> Guest82688: But, please change your nickname, there are so many guests, it's hard to type in your nick.
[12:48] <magnetron> mobi-sheep: dpkg --listfiles irssi-scripts
[12:49] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> Oskar-, So each time I upgrade to a new firefox, I leave icons pointing to 3.0.11 on the desktop?
[12:49] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, i understand but the difference is so big that i couldn't resist
[12:49] <racecar56> vigo: scons
[12:49] <Guest82688> I have mounted an iso to a usb flash drive and it runs as if it where a cd, this is ok but i really am now wanting to change the read only filesystem to r/w WITHOUT persistant changes because I have had errors doing that.
[12:49] <racecar56> Imaginativeone: with wat, sorry i was kind of paying more attention to #kde
[12:49] <jacquesdupontd> Guest82688, change your nick please /nick yournick
[12:49] <Imaginativeone> am I able to reinstall ubuntu without wiping out my partitions?
[12:50] <magnetron> Imaginativeone: Depends.
[12:50] <jacquesdupontd> Guest82688, which version of ubuntu ?
[12:50] <DeaCon> OswaldGlinkmeyer,  look here maybe http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Updating+Firefox
[12:50] <vigo> jacquesdupondt: All good, I did the same on Ubuntu here, but I am also testing and running a few other systems that are not as 'flexible' in the package management stuff.
[12:50] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, i can imagine
[12:50] <mactimes> Awwwwwww **** poof *****
[12:51] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, for now i'm waiting for an ati driver or patch that will make me able to run warsow :)
[12:51] <Imaginativeone> magnetron: on what?
[12:51] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, that's the only thing resting to work for my ubuntu to work perfectly
[12:51] <magnetron> Imaginativeone: if you put your /home dir on a separate partition you can keep that and only format the / partition. that way you can keep most partitions and application settings
[12:51] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  you can copy icons to the desktop, as you like. where is the problem?
[12:52] <Imaginativeone> magnetron: thanks...
[12:52] <Imaginativeone> I didn't do that
[12:52] <Imaginativeone> so I guess...back to square one
[12:52] <Guest82688> its not ubuntu its backtrack 4
[12:52] <Guest82688> based on ubuntu though
[12:53] <magnetron> Imaginativeone: my advice is to move your /home to a separate partition
[12:53] <magnetron> Imaginativeone: will take some time but will make reinstalls so much easier in the future
[12:53] <]Spectre[> Hi,is it possible to install and run ubuntu on usb key ? (I want that it be indipendent from the local hd)
[12:53] <vigo> jacquesdupondt: It is an ongoing process to solve such matters, some would druther we did not solve them, but those are not the ones that I care to use anymore.
[12:53] <magnetron> ]Spectre[: yes. use the USB creator that is available in ubuntu
[12:53] <vigo> *not
[12:54] <netsurf3> ]Spectre[, very possible :)
[12:54] <jacquesdupontd> vigo to type my nick well so i see when you talk to me type the first letters and tab then
[12:54] <mobi-sheep> magnetron: Thanks.  Since it's in /usr/share/doc/irssi-scripts, it's already linked to ~/.irssi/scripts and I can just run it or should I set up symbolic links for that?
[12:54] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, and do you know the channel to talk about developpement
[12:54] <mobi-sheep> magnetron: s/already linked/is it already linked/
[12:54] <]Spectre[> magnetron,netsurf3,so I must do a local hard drive ubuntu installation and after I need to run the "usb creator tool" from ubuntu ?
[12:55] <jacquesdupontd> development
[12:55] <fredcadet> its easy to run it on a usb, even installing ubuntu on a usb is easy. my problem is i want the option to run ubuntu with a r/w as it is on the disc without having to full install
[12:55] <ackbahr> Hi!
[12:55] <magnetron> ]Spectre[: no, first boot from USB without installing to hard drive, then create a USB
[12:56] <]Spectre[> thanks
[12:56] <netsurf3> ]Spectre[, i would recommend seeing if it exists on the live cd
[12:56] <jacquesdupontd> fredcadet, the thing is that you should have made that during the process of creating your live usb bootable disk
[12:56] <magnetron> ]Spectre[: i mean , first boot from CD
[12:56] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> Oskar-, it just seems like it should be more automatic than this.  When I upgraded Firefox in Windows, it just installed over the old version.  Here, I've got to find all the icons (in the menu, on the toolbar, on the desktop) and change them manually.  and I'm supposed to leave 3.0.11 there?  That doesn't seem intuitive to me.
[12:56] <ackbahr> How can I copy / to a USB HD without cyclically copying this HD (as it is mounted as a subdirectory of /)?
[12:56] <jacquesdupontd> fredcadet, not sure tho
[12:56] <netsurf3> magnetron, is it in the start menu?
[12:56] <oskar-> fredcadet:  then you should create partitions on the stick, copy the files to it and install a boot loader like grub onto the stick
[12:56] <]Spectre[> thanks...
[12:56] <netsurf3> ooops
[12:56] <magnetron> netsurf3: the system meny
[12:56] <farchumbre> hi, anyone knoWs hoW to add extra sound effect Wav files for ubuntu?
[12:56] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: I am still having problems with the auto-tab, and taking this to #off-topic
[12:56] <magnetron> oskar-: no no
[12:56] <netsurf3> magnetron, i knew what i ment :P lol
[12:56] <magnetron> oskar-: use the bootable usb creator
[12:57] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  firefox 3.5 it not supported in ubuntu 9.04
[12:57] <jacquesdupontd> fredcadet, yeah oskar- gave the good idea
[12:57] <magnetron> jacquesdupontd: the bootable USB creator is a much better idea
[12:57] <oskar-> OswaldGlinkmeyer:  if you want firefox 3.5 support, switch to 9.10 in october
[12:57] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, for development ,
[12:57] <jacquesdupontd> ?
[12:57] <farchumbre> is there any instant messenger like pidgin for ubuntu, that has video support and connects to yahoo messenger?
[12:58] <magnetron> oskar-: wrong! firefox 3.5 IS included in Ubuntu 9.04 !!!!
[12:58] <jacquesdupontd> magnetron, you can add features after it has been created ?
[12:58] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> ??? My first question was when we could expect to have it officially released (or at least that was what I was trying to ask).
[12:58] <oskar-> ackbahr:  cp -ax
[12:58] <ackbahr> oskar-: Thanks!
[12:58] <fredcadet> i already have grub, its on the bt4 live disc. the problem is that i can run the live part on the usb but i dont know enough to configure it to mount in r/w
[12:58] <farchumbre> is anyone using shirekoto?
[12:58] <tameemi> hi guys
[12:59] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: I do not know dev stuff.
[12:59] <jacquesdupontd> fredcadet, follow magnetron  he seems to know more than me how to solve the problem
[12:59] <magnetron> OswaldGlinkmeyer: firefox 3.5? easy! install the package that is named "firefox-3.5" with the package manager
[12:59] <tameemi> i have a samall problem
[12:59] <oskar-> magnetron:  universe is not fully supported, as i understand...
[12:59] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, but isn't there a channel for that ?
[12:59] <Mud|brb> I get 3 processes of apt-cache policy that takes 100% cpu
[12:59] <Mud|brb> someone a idea?
[12:59] <tameemi> my touch pad doesnt work on my labtop i dunno if it is hadrware or software
[12:59] <nasrullah> hi
[13:00] <nasrullah> my pidgin crashed.....your help please
[13:00] <tameemi> salam nasrullah
[13:00] <jacquesdupontd> how my battery is going seconds by seconds at a really big speed, thx compiz-fusion :)
[13:00] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: Yes there is, I am a bit too slow for for that stuff now.
[13:00] <jacquesdupontd> i'll have to go inside the cyber coffee
[13:00] <fredcadet> I know its kind of gay comming to this irc but everytime i go to the backtrack forum they arnt too friendly
[13:00] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, but what's the name please ?
[13:00] <]Spectre[> good bye
[13:00] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, i would like to talk to them
[13:01] <tameemi> my touch pad doesnt work on my labtop i dunno if it is hadrware or software
[13:01] <jacquesdupontd> tameemi, stupid question, activated in bios ?
[13:01] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> magnetron, that's not the issue
[13:01] <jacquesdupontd> tameemi, then you have to configure xorg
[13:02] <vigo> jacquesdupontd: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/UbuntuDevelopment is listed there.
[13:03] <farchumbre> Why i can't Write the letter W in loWer case??
[13:03] <DeaCon> OswaldGlinkmeyer,  http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/Installing+Firefox+on+Linux
[13:03] <jacquesdupontd> vigo, thx its #ubuntu-devel
[13:04] <[MindVirus]> I have a sound card in my computer but it's not in /proc/asound/cards.
[13:04] <Vontein> Hi
[13:04] <Vontein> Who can help me ?
[13:04] <[MindVirus]> My computer is not recognizing the sound card.
[13:04] <[MindVirus]> What shall I do?
[13:05] <Vontein> I want Itunes on my Ubuntu
[13:05] <[MindVirus]> Vontein, iTunes doesn't exist on Ubuntu.
[13:05] <magnetron> Vontein: Call Apple Inc., maybe they will make an Itunes for Ubuntu for you
[13:05] <tameemi> jack thanks man but how?
[13:05] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> Thanks, DeaCon, I've already got it installed.  I think the issue is that it's installed parallel to 3.0.11 and 3.0.11 is the supported version in 9.04.
[13:06] <Vontein> ...
[13:06] <[MindVirus]> magnetron, no need for sarcasm.
[13:06] <[MindVirus]> Vontein, Apple makes iTunes for Windows and Mac only.
[13:06] <Vontein> fukked up
[13:06] <Vontein> why dont make for ubuntu ??
[13:06] <fredcadet> there is a few programs that do the same thing as itunes
[13:06] <magnetron> Vontein: ask them
[13:07] <fredcadet> because its owned by apple and they dont want that
[13:07] <Azerty> Hej
[13:07] <[MindVirus]> Vontein, try Rhythmbox, for example.
[13:07] <magnetron> Azerty: välkommen
[13:07] <Vontein> anyway, bai and ty
[13:08] <[MindVirus]> My sound card is not recognized by Ubuntu. What should I do?
[13:08] <tameemi> my touch pad doesnt work on my labtop i dunno if it is hadrware or software
[13:09] <magnetron> !pm | Azerty
[13:09] <OswaldGlinkmeyer> DeaCon, and oskar-, thanks for all the help.
[13:09] <oskar-> [MindVirus]:  if it is listed in proc/asound, it is recognized a bit, at least. try to tell gnome to use it too (gnome-sound-properties)
[13:09] <[MindVirus]> oskar-, it's not.
[13:09] <[MindVirus]> oskar-, not in /proc/asound/cards.
[13:09] <oskar-> [MindVirus]:  oh, ok
[13:10] <oskar-> i missed the "not"
[13:10] <Azerty> it's not about ubuntu magnetron it's about sweden
[13:10] <[MindVirus]> oskar-, :)
[13:10] <magnetron> Azerty: plz join #ubuntu-se
[13:10] <[MindVirus]> oskar-, what do you recommend?
[13:10] <oskar-> [MindVirus]:  is it listed in the output of "lspci"?
[13:11] <[MindVirus]> Nope.
[13:13] <legend2440> [MindVirus]: in terminal      aplay -l    anything?
[13:14] <[MindVirus]> legend2440, nope. It's not even recognized as a PCI device.
[13:14] <oskar-> legend2440:  that can not work, if the card is not even recognized
[13:14] <jacquesdupontd> re
[13:14] <legend2440> [MindVirus]: what card is it?
[13:14] <[MindVirus]> legend2440, CA0106. SoundBlaster 24-bit.
[13:17] <[MindVirus]> oskar-, is it a hardware issue?
[13:17] <tameemi> my touch pad doesnt work on my labtop i dunno if it is hadrware or software
[13:19] <[MindVirus]> oskar-, legend2440: I'm going to try to adjust the card a little bit. I'll be back soon.
[13:21] <c|ick> could anyone please tell me how to make a custom ubuntu cd with custom packages. (NOT a cd with the packages your system currently has on it, but instead packages you choose.) Including packages not included in the ubuntu or medibuntu universe?
[13:22] <racecar56> anyone know of a good batch image converter? at least able to convert jpgs to pngs
[13:23] <vitovt> gwenview - if u wana GUI or bash+imagemagick
[13:24] <[MindVirus]> oskar-, legend2440: works now.
[13:24] <legend2440> [MindVirus]: was it loose?
[13:24] <tameemi> hmm
[13:24] <[MindVirus]> legend2440, don't know.
[13:24] <[MindVirus]> All I know is that it works now after a reboot.
[13:25] <vitovt>  <c|ick> I user remasterssys software.
[13:25] <c|ick> thanks
[13:27] <[MindVirus]> Is there any way I can lower the volume a little bit on a video file?
[13:30] <legend2440> [MindVirus]: oh sure. first you complain about no sound. now you complain its too loud  :)
[13:30] <[MindVirus]> legend2440, :)
[13:30] <[MindVirus]> Oh, that's my laptop, isn't it.
[13:30] <MrNaz> is it easy to specify when a given user can and can not log in?
[13:30] <MindVirus> Hey there honey.
[13:30] <iceroot> how to use a different xorf.conf for a specific user?
[13:31] <MindVirus> iceroot, that's not what you want to do.
[13:31] <MindVirus> xorg.conf is system-specific.
[13:31] <iceroot> MindVirus: of course i want to do this
[13:31] <MindVirus> iceroot, you want an effect achieved through different means.
[13:31] <iceroot> MindVirus: for my games-account i dont want dual-view because wine is not able to handle dual-view
[13:32] <MindVirus> I'm pretty sure one can disable from within Xorg.
[13:32] <llutz> iceroot: you want to learn using xrandr
[13:32] <MindVirus> Right, xrandr will do the trick.
[13:32] <iceroot> ok i will have a look
[13:33] <charlotte_aux_fr> list
[13:33] <iceroot> and xrandr is user-specific?
[13:33] <MindVirus> iceroot, it's more than user-specific.
[13:33] <llutz> it is
[13:33] <MindVirus> iceroot, it's server-instance-specific.
[13:33] <Xubuntnoob> hi, i'm wondering how i can show more than the last 10 lines of text in a file using  'tail'?
[13:33] <iceroot> MindVirus: ok, thx
[13:33] <iceroot> Luckst0r: thx
[13:33] <iceroot> llutz: thx
[13:34] <llutz> Xubuntnoob: tail -50 foo.bar
[13:34] <MindVirus> Xubuntnoob, tail -n <lines>
[13:34] <MindVirus> llutz, does that work?
[13:34] <Xubuntnoob> tail -50 eve.log ?
[13:34] <karottenkostuem> can anyone in this channel speak german?
[13:34] <MindVirus> Xubuntnoob, if that doesn't work tail -n <lines> <file> is guaranteed to work.
[13:35] <MindVirus> I don't think that'll work.
[13:35] <llutz> MindVirus: sure
[13:35] <Xubuntnoob> the first one works also
[13:35] <MindVirus> Interesting!
[13:35] <iceroot> !de | karottenkostuem
[13:35] <Xubuntnoob> thanks !
[13:35] <karottenkostuem> thx
[13:39] <MindVirus> My CPU usage is a constant 50% for some reason. A large part of this is due to Xorg.
[13:39] <MindVirus> How do I fix this?
[13:39] <MindVirus> I turned off compositing and CPU usage is still high.
[13:41] <jacquesdupontd> hey what is the best editor for developing web xhtml css php and all i can't remember
[13:41] <jacquesdupontd> i'll build an apache server tho
[13:43] <funkyHat> jacquesdupontd: whichever editor you like the best. Something that does syntax highlighting though
[13:43] <Xubuntnoob> is there an easy way to roll back a program to an earlier version? such as wine 1.1.25 down to 1.0.1, otherwise, what's the safest way to backup my current settings?
[13:43] <funkyHat> Xubuntnoob: do you mean your personal wine settings?
[13:43] <jacquesdupontd> i want one that is either good for css and for xhtml
[13:44] <jacquesdupontd> please tell me some names
[13:44] <jacquesdupontd> i will remember then
[13:44] <funkyHat> jacquesdupontd: gedit, vim, emacs, notepad++, kate
[13:44] <mobi-sheep> !html | jacquesdupontd
[13:44] <Xubuntnoob> well, i've got lots of things working currently in wine 1.1.25,   but i want to try the 'stable version (1.0.1)' for a program that's having issues in the latest version
[13:45] <Xubuntnoob> and i'm not sure how to go about doing that
[13:45] <mobi-sheep> !editors | jacquesdupontd
[13:45] <funkyHat> Xubuntnoob: ok. cp ~/.wine ~/.wine.backup
[13:45] <iceroot> MindVirus: xrandr --output DVI-1 --off  is doing nothing, as all other xrandr commands. only the nvidia-settings is working (which is using xorg.conf)
[13:46] <funkyHat> Xubuntnoob: or even mv instead of cp, if you want to try with a blank wine setup
[13:46] <ftab> My new email notification is not coming up in evolution ( Jaunty 9.04 ) what could be the reason?
[13:46] <viginbala> hi thr?
[13:46] <funkyHat> !hi | viginbala
[13:47] <OkropNick> hi al -> 9.04 serious swap error: kernel: [ 1029.732830] __ratelimit: 48 callbacks suppressed | kernel: [ 1029.732835] vmap allocation failed: use vmalloc=<size> to increase size. | kernel: [ 1029.732839] compcache: Error allocating memory for compressed page: 30392, size=1900 - this happens every time when system is trying to swap on swap partition. question: how to do fsck on swap, 2nd question: what other reason can cause such problems?
[13:47] <OkropNick> thanks in advance
[13:48] <c0re> hello i got a problem with the driver of RTL8101 w-lan in ubuntu - please help.
 please post error messages here http://paste.ubuntu.com
[13:48] <viginbala> ubottu i can't install webcam ? :(
[13:48] <viginbala> funkyhat hiiiiiiiiiiiii
[13:48] <jacquesdupontd> !html
[13:49] <funkyHat> viginbala: what webcam is it?
[13:49] <c0re> @ftab can you help me?
[13:49] <viginbala> funkyhat zippys  india company
 does it detect the card?
[13:50] <viginbala> ftab r u askin me?
[13:50] <OkropNick> 1
[13:50] <OkropNick> 2
[13:50] <OkropNick> 3
[13:50] <OkropNick> 4
[13:50] <OkropNick> 5
[13:50] <FloodBot2> OkropNick: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[13:50] <OkropNick> 6
[13:51] <c0re> no..lspci says Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. RTL8101E/RTL8102E  - the lan conncetion is working
[13:51] <c0re> but w-lan not
[13:51] <funkyHat> OkropNick: sounds like your swap partiton is full. can you see how much swap you have available in gnome-system-monitor?
[13:51] <homy> Hi! How do I install the latest kdevelop 4 version (beta4) in jaunty?
[13:51] <diddy> How can I kill the sound system in Ubuntu. Some program is causing a honking hors. I can not find out which one it is?
[13:52] <OkropNick> funkyHat: it's free, these errors appears each time when my RAM is full and system is starting swapping on swap partition
[13:52] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys i have a big problem, my / is at 100% how do I expand into my /home partition without losing data?
[13:52] <viginbala> funkyhat and ubottu help me
[13:52] <elRobino_NL> honking hors?
[13:52] <ftab> c0re I am sorry I don't have any idea about the w-lan should it be etho
[13:52] <ftab> eth0
[13:52] <ftab> ?
[13:52] <c0re> auto eth0 is my lan..
[13:52] <viginbala> ohletmeinnowjesu: what happen tel me clearly
[13:53] <diddy> Sorry, how can I kill the sound system in Ubuntu. Some program is causing a honking horn in the speaker. I can not find out which one it is?
[13:53] <diddy> It is driving me nuts.
[13:53] <legend2440> OkropNick: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=7268741
[13:53] <homy> diddy: just mute?
[13:53] <diddy> But I can not restart the PC rightnow.
[13:53] <funkyHat> viginbala: can you tell me the exact model number?
[13:53] <OkropNick> legend2440: thx
[13:53] <c0re> i can configure a w-lan but i dont know my SSID & BSSID
[13:53] <oskar-> OkropNick:  you can use mkswap to simply create new swap data structures in a partition or file
[13:53] <OkropNick> ok, I'll check it
[13:53] <funkyHat> ohletmeinnowjesu: you can use the Ubuntu live CD to resize partitions. But you should always make backups before attempting to do that
[13:54] <TheLinuxMoron> which program uses .rar I need to unrar a program and the tar program doesn't work its not supported
[13:54] <funkyHat> TheLinuxMoron: unrar
[13:54] <TheLinuxMoron> funkyhat: does that work with linux tho?
[13:54] <viginbala> funkyhat it's simply shown zippys the company name nothin shown model no
[13:54] <ohletmeinnowjesu> viginbala: well i have separate / & /home partitions at 4.5 & 21 Gigs respective; ive been installing programs and now my root(/) is at 100% AND I dont have a separate HD
[13:54] <funkyHat> TheLinuxMoron: you probably need to install it (it's in the repositories)
[13:55] <viginbala> funkyhat also having 6 led white lite thr
[13:55] <ohletmeinnowjesu> funkyHat:  well i have separate / & /home partitions at 4.5 & 21 Gigs respective; ive been installing programs and now my root(/) is at 100% AND I dont have a separate HD to do backups
[13:55] <funkyHat> viginbala: can you plug it in and run lsusb, and put the output on pastebin
[13:55] <TheLinuxMoron> funkyhat: I see 2, unrar, and unrar-free
[13:55] <c0re> where can i find out my SSID and BSSID of w-lan ?
[13:55] <TheLinuxMoron> funkyhat: is unrar free or no?
[13:55] <diddy> homy: not funny
[13:55] <viginbala> funkyhat ok wait
[13:56] <homy> diddy: I mean in the global system volume control in the upper panel.
[13:56] <funkyHat> TheLinuxMoron: it has a non-free license, it is still free as in cost
[13:56] <funkyHat> !pastebin > viginbala
[13:56] <ohletmeinnowjesu> the only way I can back up is by utilizing my ntfs partition
[13:57] <homy> diddy: alternatively try a "killall pulseaudio" in ALT-F2
[13:57] <diddy> homy: That doesn't even mute it.
[13:57] <funkyHat> ohletmeinnowjesu: I suggest you make backups of the most important files to CD or USB stick or something.
[13:57] <deww> !code
[13:57] <funkyHat> ohletmeinnowjesu: it is unlikely you will lose anything, but you should always make backups anyway
[13:58] <diddy> homy: killall pulseaudio has no effect. I went away for a second and now is honking again.
[13:58] <homy> ohletmeinnowjesu: you can free some space by issueing the command "sudo apt-get clean"
[13:58] <homy> diddy: hm.
[13:58] <viginbala> funkyhat http://paste.ubuntu.com/215478/
[13:58] <c0re> funkyHat where can i find my w-lans SSID & BSSID ? please help
[13:59] <funkyHat> diddy: go to system > preferences > sound and disable all of the system sounds there
[13:59] <ohletmeinnowjesu> homy:  cool thanks! i cleared up 4 % !!
 wht u comming to saying tel me clearly wht u need nw? i mean wht?
[14:00] <homy> ohletmeinnowjesu: if you are using jaunty, you can also start the computer janitor (in System->Administration) it could maybe also clear up some more space.
[14:00] <funkyHat> viginbala: is that with the webcam plugged in?
[14:00] <viginbala> yeah
[14:00] <ohletmeinnowjesu> homy: no im on intrepid
[14:00] <viginbala> Bus 002 Device 003: ID 17a1:0118
[14:00] <homy> ohletmeinnowjesu: ok, never mind the computer janitor thingy then.
[14:00] <viginbala> funkyhat Bus 002 Device 003: ID 17a1:0118
[14:00] <TheLinuxMoron> funkyhat: where did it install to? I can't find it
[14:00] <OzFalcon> How do I clear the recent projects from brasero 0.8.1
[14:01] <homy> ohletmeinnowjesu: anyway, on the long run, these 4% will probably fill up again...
[14:01] <OzFalcon> How do I clear the recent projects from brasero 0.8.1 ?
[14:01] <funkyHat> TheLinuxMoron: archive manager (the graphical program) will use it now that it is installed, otherwise just type unrar
[14:01] <TheLinuxMoron> funkyhat: nm
[14:01] <diddy> homy: still honking
[14:01] <ohletmeinnowjesu> homy: i know...ive got to start googling on how to backup ubuntu
[14:01] <TheLinuxMoron> funkyhat: thx
[14:01] <ohletmeinnowjesu> homy: and restoring /
[14:02] <matyo> hi
[14:02] <engys> hi =)
[14:02] <mmm4m5m> Hi. A little help to read/decode this email: http://pastebin.ca/1491765
[14:03] <tonii> mmm4m5m: it's spam
[14:03] <izibi> where can i change the audio settings for empathy?
[14:03] <TheLinuxMoron> funkyhat: it doesn't seem to be working it shows the file and extracts it but its never there hmm
[14:03] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys im looking at http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=35087 as a reference for backing up my installation, does anyone know an official ubuntu backup guide?
[14:03] <diddy> homy: I found the problem. Oh man
[14:03] <viginbala> funkyhat Bus 002 Device 003: ID 17a1:0118 this line only shown on pluged webcam.
[14:03] <mmm4m5m> izibi:  it is not spam, it is "confirm your registration", regular email. But web mail does not show it properly
[14:04] <diddy> homy: The soundsystem of my Fedora11 VMWare guest was causing all the trouble.
[14:04] <viginbala> funkthat i mean added new line
[14:04] <tonii> mmm4m5m: most likely a picture, if opened in OE, MS Outlook.
[14:04] <homy> diddy: glad you solved it#
[14:04] <ohletmeinnowjesu> I HAVE DVDS! I can backup to dvds !!
[14:04] <r696> Hi. How do I turn off the blinking cursor in Ubuntu?
[14:04] <c0re> my w-lan is not working help me please - <<
[14:04] <matyo> can any body help me with vbox direct 3d acceleration finally i fix my linux driver and i can get result from glxgears but i cant put  vbox direct 3d acceleration to work directDraw is working but 3d acc not :( im install vbox guest additions but still dont work if any body konow how i can solve this please help me
[14:04] <TheLinuxMoron> funkyhat: I installed the 2nd one also incase one supports a version other than the other let me c now.
[14:04] <funkyHat> viginbala: yeah I thought so
[14:05] <TheLinuxMoron> got it
[14:05] <farchumbre> Why i can't Write W in loWer case?
[14:05] <funkyHat> viginbala: what program are you using to test the webcam?
[14:05] <viginbala> funkyhat i've camaroma
[14:05] <c0re> http://pastebin.com/m597d3dbb
[14:06] <farchumbre> is there any im messenger for ubuntu that permits to use video chat?
[14:06] <jonex_> AMSN
[14:06] <matyo> can any body help me with vbox direct 3d acceleration finally i fix my linux driver and i can get result from glxgears but i cant put  vbox direct 3d acceleration to work directDraw is working but 3d acc not :( im install vbox guest additions but still dont work if any body konow how i can solve this please help me
[14:06] <jacquesdupontd> its just incredible how this computer of 5 years works with compiz-fusion
[14:07] <jacquesdupontd> i love ubuntu
[14:07] <poopuser> Hi all. I've got this problem : on some sites (sadly most) browsing is becoming jumpy and xorg start to consumes up to 70% of cpu. I don't knew what to do.
[14:07] <funkyHat> viginbala: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=586593 looks like someone else has the same problem. looks like it might not be supported :(
[14:07] <jacquesdupontd> matyo, im interested do you have an ati ?
[14:07] <matyo> no
[14:07] <jacquesdupontd> ahok
[14:07] <wapko^laptop> jacquesdupontd: what card does it have ?
[14:07] <diddy> homy: Thx for the help.  I would never have found the solution if I hadn't switched to desktop4 where wmware is running. Totally forgot about it.
[14:07] <jacquesdupontd> nevermind
[14:07] <jacquesdupontd> ati
[14:07] <jacquesdupontd> on JAUNTY !
[14:07] <jonex_> I used to have my 3D desktop effects ...i made a restart and now i can't enable it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
[14:07] <jacquesdupontd> it's amazing
[14:08] <jacquesdupontd> 460 mb of virtual memory
[14:08] <jacquesdupontd> 1,8 gig intel
[14:08] <matyo> i read something about that when i search in internet :D
[14:08] <jacquesdupontd> 60 gb of hard drive
[14:08] <viginbala> funkyhat: camorama shown  could not connect the video device /dev/video0
[14:08] <jacquesdupontd> jonex_, reconfigure xorg
[14:08] <matyo> but i have onboard vga cart :D is not very good but i want to play warcraft 3 in my vbox but cant put 3d acc to working :(
[14:08] <c0re> help me please http://pastebin.com/m7d04c206
[14:09] <matyo> in wondows i can do it but in vbox i cant :(
[14:09] <jacquesdupontd> matyo, did you took proprity drivers ?
[14:09] <mmm4m5m> tonii: found it... "cat file | base64 -d -w 0 -i"
[14:09] <eros289> HELLO THERE
[14:10] <Trasssh> hello. how can i konvert .sit-fonts to linux-kompatilbe fonts?
[14:10] <matyo> no i dont took any property driver
[14:10] <matyo> how i can do it ?
[14:10] <homy> Hello, how can I install the latest kdevelop4 beta in jaunty?
[14:10] <eros289> it isvery simple
[14:11] <c0re> please help me here http://pastebin.com/m7d04c206
[14:12] <tonii> mmm4m5m: nice :)
[14:13] <tonii> mmm4m5m: was it a picture?
[14:13] <c0re> please guys http://pastebin.com/m7d04c206
[14:13] <diddy> homy: How you you start pulseaudio after killing it, though?
[14:13] <mmm4m5m> tonii: as I told you, "confirm registration" email
[14:13] <enzotib> c0re: i cannot see a wireless adapter in your lspci output
[14:13] <mmm4m5m> tonii: html, base64 encoded
[14:13] <tonii> mmm4m5m: alright ^_^
[14:13] <funkyHat> diddy: run pulse-session
[14:14] <c0re> enzotib: this is my problem...i cant install it ...
[14:14] <c0re> enzotib: i tried evrything ..but with no success..
[14:14] <homy> diddy: sudo invoke-rc.d pulseaudio
[14:15] <homy> maybe
[14:15] <funkyHat> homy: that is only if you have pulseaudio set up to run as a daemon, which you shouldn't really do (unless you have to)
[14:15] <enzotib> c0re: sudo lshw -short -c network
[14:15] <funkyHat> *system wide daemon
[14:15] <homy> funkyHat: ah ok.
[14:17] <c0re> enzotib: http://pastebin.com/m27a6bf0d
[14:17] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys im looking at thread on how to backup ubuntu and im not sure why some directories are being excluded on the basis of being able " to restore all your data/settings on a new partition" ; can someone shed some light on this? It seems counterintuitive that I would want to exclude certain directories...especially ones that have settings saved...i have a pretty mature installation and really dont want to have to spe
[14:18] <CarlFK> I am getting a kernel panic trying to boot the live cds (jaunty, ibex and kam...)
[14:18] <ohletmeinnowjesu> this is the thread btw : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=564836
[14:18] <enzotib> c0re: what wireless adapter your laptop is supposed to have?
[14:18] <CarlFK> what are the kernel parms to turn off 'everything'
[14:18] <c0re> enzotib: wait i will see - bouht it yesterday
[14:19] <CarlFK> ohletmeinnowjesu: your post cut off at "...and really dont want to have to spe"
[14:19] <anodesni> I've just installed 9.04 and I enabled dvd playback as in the documentation, but I still cannot play DVDs. What's wrong?
[14:19] <c0re> enzotib: IEEE 802.11b  IEEE 802.11g
[14:19] <ohletmeinnowjesu> oh sorry let me break it up into segments
[14:20] <mataxetos> Algun español?
[14:20] <funkyHat> ohletmeinnowjesu: the parts it's telling you to exclude aren't parts where your settings are stored
[14:20] <enzotib> c0re: these are not brand and model. It is an usb adapter?
[14:20] <oskar-> anodesni:  installed this decss thing?
[14:20] <anodesni> oskar-, yes
[14:21] <anodesni> you mean libdvdcss2 right
[14:21] <funkyHat> ohletmeinnowjesu: I would actually back up even less than they are (just /home and /etc but not /etc/fstab)
[14:21] <oskar-> anodesni:  yes, i think so
[14:21] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hey guys im looking at thread on how to backup ubuntu and im not sure why some directories are being excluded on the basis of being able " to restore all your data/settings on a new partition" ; can someone shed some light on this? It seems counterintuitive that I would want to exclude certain directories...especially ones that have settings saved .
[14:21] <ohletmeinnowjesu> i have a pretty mature installation and really dont want to have to spend hours re-tweaking it if my hdd re-partitioning experiment goes awry and i have to perform a restore . this is the thread btw : http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=564836
[14:21] <davide__> salve..
[14:22] <c0re> enzotib: no its built in ..i got it from ditech.at (im from austria) its a "Point of View" Atom N270
[14:22] <funkyHat> ohletmeinnowjesu: if you want to do a full image of your hard disc state you should use something like clonezilla instead of tar
[14:22] <anodesni> also, how can I install the proprietary ATI driver under 9.04?
[14:22] <Unhackmee> Hey, how can I make it skip the menu (language selection and boot menu) - in a USB Startup disk?
[14:23] <c0re> enzotib: http://www.ditech.at/artikel/NODN1A1/Netbook_Point_Of_View_Mobii_102Zoll_WSVGA_Backlight_LED_TFT_schwarz.html?m=pic
[14:23] <enzotib> c0re: i would try to see if the adapter need to be enabled in bios, or if you need to press a button to activate it
[14:23] <c0re> enzotib: and how can i do that? the led of wifi of my laptop is green (so its should be active)
[14:23] <prova> ciao
[14:24] <bomanizer> hi all, does anyone know how to bring the installed packages to the same state on two systems?
[14:24] <anodesni> dvd playback works now after installing gstreamer plugins
[14:24] <DJones> !cloning | bomanizer
[14:24] <anodesni> how do I enable dolby 5.1?
[14:24] <bomanizer> kewl thanks
[14:24] <C-S-B> is the firefox-3.5 release final yet?
[14:25] <ohletmeinnowjesu> funkyHat: i wanna do a full image of / which is about 4.5 gigs and /home which is about 5 gigs
[14:25] <funkyHat> C-S-B: yes
[14:25] <KureIX> hi, im trying edit crontab, but it run in nano, how can i change the editor please,thx.
[14:25] <zugiart> funkyHat: how do I get it? just apt-get install firefox?
[14:25] <oskar-> KureIX:  set the EDITOR environment variable
[14:25] <diddy> Can anybody recommend a better PDF reader than Document Viewer?
[14:26] <paavio> diddy: xpdf?
[14:26] <oskar-> EDITOR=/bin/vi crontab -e
[14:26] <enzotib> diddy: okular or acrobat
[14:26] <paavio> diddy: there's also the non-free adobe acrobat reader
[14:26] <funkyHat> zugiart: firefox-3.5 is a package in Jaunty universe, but it's branded as shiretoko, not firefox, because firefox 3 is the official version for 9.04
[14:26] <linduxed> where are the gnome keyboard layouts stored
[14:26] <funkyHat> zugiart: 3.5 will be the default in 9.10
[14:26] <linduxed> i need to alter the ones i use a bit
[14:26] <oskar-> diddy:  adobe offers acrobat .deb files on their homepage
[14:27] <KureIX> oskar->>>no crontab for kure - using an empty one
[14:27] <KureIX> /bin/sh: /bin/vi: not found
[14:27] <KureIX> crontab: "/bin/vi" exited with status 127
[14:27] <silidan> why does the gnome system monitor use up to 100% cpu ?
[14:27] <zugiart> funkyHat: ic, I thought there's a way to change the default (i.e. launching 'firefox' would launch 3.5). I'm already on Shiretoko :-) cheers
[14:27] <oskar-> KureIX:  did you put sudo in front of it?
[14:27] <diddy> Is there anything special about xpdf or okular that Document Viewer can not do?
[14:27] <funkyHat> zugiart: you could change your launchers to point to shiretoko
[14:28] <paavio> oskar-, diddy: there are acrobat packages in the official repositories, don't pick up bad habbit of downloading "random" .deb files!
[14:28] <KureIX> oskar:yes
[14:28] <Tug_> Hey
[14:28] <coffeej> Booting Ubuntu hangs on "udevd-event [1272] '/bin/mkdir /var/run/network' abnormal exit".  Any idea what would cause this?
[14:28] <anodesni> How do I get surround sound?
[14:29] <Tug_> just installed ubuntu 9.04 on my brand new macbookpro :D
[14:29] <Tug_> any idea about how to get my mighty mouse wheel working ?
[14:29] <c0re> enzotib: i am not able to install any w-lan driver i think...but my pc supports w-lan ... so strange
[14:29] <oskar-> KureIX:  i suggest to simply run "sudo -i" and then "EDITOR=/usr/bin/vi crontab -e"
[14:29] <enzotib> diddy: what are you looking for?
[14:29] <wapko^laptop> zugiart: you could do a ln -s firefox-3.5 firefox in /usr/bin/
[14:29] <KureIX> oskar: i can it edit in cron,  but i dont know what ^X,... mean- im so big lama:-D
[14:30] <diddy> paavio: I don't like programs on my PC that are closed source. Who knows what they are doing in the background.
[14:30] <zugiart> wapko^laptop: yeah I did that already
[14:30] <wapko^laptop> zugiart: ahh, ok :)
[14:30] <enzotib> c0re: if it is not seen by lshw, i don't know how to help
[14:30] <zugiart> thx for the advice tho, much appreciated :-p
[14:30] <paavio> diddy: 2nd that
[14:30] <wapko^laptop> :P
[14:31] <bomanizer> quit
[14:31] <diddy> enzotib, actually I was wondering if there is a better PDF viewer than the one I have. It is not urgent. It is not that I don't like the one I am currently using. But if there is a better one with more functions ...
[14:31] <Paddy_NI> !best
[14:31] <eros289> * [23] za horyzontem zdarzeñ [23]
[14:31] <KureIX> oskar: what i have to push in nano when there is written ^X..
[14:33] <legend2440> KureIX: ctrl+x
[14:33] <paavio> diddy: http://www.linux.com/archive/feature/58592?theme=print
[14:33] <wapko^laptop> KureIX: ctrl+x
[14:33] <KureIX> ooooo, thx a lot:-D
[14:34] <abhirami> how do i install mozilla firefoc 3.5 ?? its not in synaptic, is it ?
[14:34] <diddy> paavio, thank you. Great link!
[14:34] <oskar-> paavio:  what name does the acrobat reader package have?
[14:34] <NimaG`> abhirami: firefox 3.5 is on special repo
[14:35] <abhirami> NimaG`, ok.. tell me.. how to ?
[14:35] <bazhang> NimaG`, abhirami normal repos
[14:35] <Halitech> oskar-, I believe its acroread
[14:35] <abhirami> abhirami, just in synaptic ?
[14:35] <bazhang> abhirami, use synaptic or command line to install
[14:35] <oskar-> Halitech:  no
[14:35] <Paddy_NI> !firefox-3.5
[14:35] <user_> dom
[14:36] <oskar-> i think, that there is no adobe reader package in ubuntu.
[14:36] <NimaG`> oh yes
[14:36] <NimaG`> sorry
[14:36] <leaf-sheep> !pdf
[14:36] <bazhang> oskar-, in medibuntu?
[14:36] <prova> prova
[14:36] <linduxed> where are the gnome keyboard layouts stored?
[14:36] <linduxed> i need to alter the ones i use a bit
[14:36] <oskar-> bazhang:  maybe...
[14:36] <abhirami> bazhang, ist not showing up in synaptivc ?
[14:37] <wapko^laptop> is there a way to clear an entire line in terminal whenmy cursor is in the middle.. now i do ctrl+u and k ??
[14:37] <Halitech> oskar-, ok, I have acroread in my list for debian, thought it would be the same for ubuntu
[14:37] <enzotib> acrobat 64bit is in medibuntu, and 32bit in canonical partner
[14:37] <bazhang> abhirami, apt-cache search firefox
[14:37] <abhirami> abhirami, im sorry.. i am a new user of linux... explain frnd
[14:37] <linduxed> wapko^laptop: hmmm, i dont know any other, u and k are the way i do it
[14:38] <NimaG`> sudo apt-get update ??
[14:38] <wapko^laptop> linduxed: k, thx :S
[14:38] <abhirami> bazhang, NimaG` thanks .. got it
[14:38] <abhirami> bazhang, BYE
[14:38] <Kangarooo> what's the best programm to read mailing list archive?
[14:39] <laeg> from ubuntu docs     * SSH
[14:39] <laeg>     * OpenSSH
[14:39] <laeg>     * Keys
[14:39] <laeg> sorry
[14:39] <FloodBot2> laeg: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[14:40] <laeg> from ubuntu docs OpenSSH Keys - 'If you don't think it's important, try logging all of the malicious login attempts you get for the next week' - how would one do this?
[14:41] <linduxed> where are the gnome keyboard layouts stored?
[14:41] <linduxed> i need to alter the ones i use a bit
[14:42] <enzotib> laeg: i see login attempt in /var/log/auth.log, i think they are logged by default
[14:43] <TDN169> hello
[14:43] <laeg> enzotib: allegedly i should have many, moment of truth..
[14:44] <TDN169> just testing out this connection. bye
[14:44] <SpadXIII> i'm trying to find out why my laptop is having so much trouble with wireless networks .. i connected to one earlier today and it worked the first time and it worked great .. after installing some updates (from a fresh install) and rebooting, the wireless connection doesn't work anymore. where should i start looking? the network is up and running (iphone connects fine), the laptop sees the networks just fine, but it keeps asking for the password an
[14:44] <Kangarooo> can somebody help me? im looking for a better way to read mailing list archives.. what programm does that?
[14:45] <Kangarooo> can somebody help me? im looking for a better way to read mailing list archives.. what programm does that? in web its really not easy to read mailing list archive..
[14:45] <JuJuBee> Is it possible to open an application on a remote machine and the app open on that computer rather than try to send the output to mine?
[14:45] <JuJuBee> Without using vnc
[14:46] <laeg> enzotib: "Jul 10 16:20:01 skyrocket dbus-daemon: Rejected send message, 1 matched rules; type="method_call", sender=":1.33" (uid=1000 pid=3611 comm="/usr/lib/indicato$
[14:46] <laeg> is that a failed attempt, it doesn't show any ip?
[14:47] <coffeej> booting ubuntu via live cd or install hangs.  dumping splash, the line it hangs on is "udevd-event[1272] '/bin/mkdir /var/run/network' abnormal exit.  Any help would be appreciated
[14:47] <enzotib> laeg: Jul  7 14:06:30 tibullomobile sshd[8449]: pam_unix(sshd:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty=ssh ruser= rhost=hondapower.de
[14:47] <enzotib> Jul  7 14:06:31 tibullomobile sshd[8449]: Failed password for invalid user test from <IP_ADDRESS> port 6540 ssh2
[14:47]  * Mariele is away: Gone away for now
[14:48] <shriekout> !en
[14:48] <geirha> JuJuBee: Yeah, with the right DISPLAY variable; :0 is a good guess. DISPLAY=:0 command
[14:48] <xiaolindraconis> im having a problem where i try to create a user and it says it already exists
[14:49] <xiaolindraconis> when i try a different name it seems to work but then the account doesnt show up
[14:49] <sat55> t
[14:50] <Pricey> xiaolindraconis: Could you clarify what you mean by 'create a user'?
[14:50] <Pricey> xiaolindraconis: Do you mean /msg nickserv register
[14:50] <xiaolindraconis> no i mean with ubuntu
[14:50] <Pricey> xiaolindraconis: Sorry, I thought I was in #freenode :)
[14:50] <xiaolindraconis> lols
[14:51] <enzotib> xiaolindraconis: where the account doesn't show up?
[14:51] <JuJuBee> geirha: so wat is syntax to open say 'kate somefile.txt' on DISPLAY=:0 ?
[14:51] <geirha> JuJuBee: DISPLAY=:0 kate somefile.txt
[14:52] <JuJuBee> geirha: thanks
[14:52] <abIe> tes
[14:52] <lavida> does anyone has problem with slowing down scrolling in ubuntu 9-04 when choose new wave theme
[14:52] <spacetraveler> Any good links or docs to set up a DAAP server with 9.04???
[14:52] <lavida> ?
[14:52] <xiaolindraconis> enzotib: when i create the account under users and groups
[14:52] <JuJuBee> geirha: then the & to disconnect and let the app continue to run...
[14:52] <ManiHe> hello
[14:52] <geirha> JuJuBee: Yeah
[14:53] <ManiHe> how do I connect to my router and enter the WEP key using busybox (from the mini.iso)
[14:53] <xiaolindraconis> after clicking ok i reopen the window and the new account isnt there
[14:53] <laeg> enzotib: Jul 11 11:16:00 skyrocket perl: pam_unix(webmin:auth): authentication failure; logname= uid=0 euid=0 tty= ruser= rhost=  user=root *** then *** Jul 11 11:16:02 skyrocket webmin[3374]: Webmin starting
[14:53] <laeg> i wasn't on webmin this morning
[14:53] <laeg> does that mean someone was accessing it remotely?
[14:53] <JuJuBee> Great.  Thanks
[14:54] <laeg> Jul 11 14:19:16 skyrocket webmin[3331]: Webmin starting - and i definitely wasn't on it 45 mins ago..
[14:54] <Fazer2> hey, almost all Qt packages in Jaunty are in 4.5.0 version, but there already is 4.5.2
[14:54] <enzotib> laeg: not through ssh
[14:54] <Fazer2> is it possible to have 4.5.2 in official repository?
[14:55] <laeg> enzotib: what?
[14:55] <sliimstr> hello, i have installation problems
[14:55] <sliimstr> can't seem to install on my desktop
[14:55] <enzotib> laeg: i clarify: if it is an access attempt, it not an ssh login attempt
[14:55] <Halitech> sliimstr, specs?
[14:56] <geirha> Fazer2: No. If 4.5.0 is the version in Ubuntu 9.04, then that will never change.
[14:56] <LeoPinguim> yo everybody! i'm new at linux and i wanna know if my graph card is ok... cause i have only the option 1024x768 anothers smalls but my screen is 19" wide and the correct resolution is 1360x768 and the button detect screen doesnt works
[14:56] <Fazer2> geirha: but 4.5.2 fixes bugs found in 4.5.0, it could be backported to Jaunty
[14:57] <sliimstr> Asus m2n-sli deluxe AMD athlon X2, ATI radon x1900
[14:57] <laeg> enzotib: does it show someone trying to use or using webmin?
[14:57] <Halitech> LeoPinguim, what video card do you have?
[14:57] <sliimstr> Asus m2n-sli deluxe AMD athlon X2, ATI radon x1900, 2gb ram
[14:57] <LeoPinguim> Halitech: I've ati radeon 9550
[14:57] <sliimstr> ATI...it might be the broblem...
[14:57] <sliimstr> when i begin installing i get lines and a square thing...
[14:57] <Halitech> sliimstr, might be having issues with the ATI video card, ati and linux don't play well together at times
[14:58] <sliimstr> right...
[14:58] <enzotib> laeg: maybe, i don't know
[14:58] <sliimstr> any ideas?
[14:58] <Halitech> LeoPinguim, same with you, I think the radeon 9550 has been dropped from support on the new driver so 1024x768 might be the best you can get
[14:58] <Fazer2> LeoPinguim: you could try installing the newest video drivers from here (wait a sec for a link)
[14:58] <sliimstr> i installed on my laptop with no prob and it has an ATI card in it
[14:59] <Halitech> sliimstr, you could try the alt install cd
[14:59] <Fazer2> LeoPinguim: https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-x-swat/+archive/x-updates
[14:59] <LeoPinguim> Fazer2: let-me see
[15:00] <sliimstr> how would i install drivers id there is no OS...
[15:00] <laeg> enzotib: ty
[15:00] <drpyro> hi every body
[15:00] <krummmpy> hello. i have a netbook (without cdrom drive) and i tried to install ubuntu using a usb stick. i have used unetbootin and it worked to boot from usb, but in the middle of the installation it try to find a cdrom drive (which i dont have) and then it abort the install. what should i do?
[15:00] <dakarn> krummmpy: when are you trying to find a cd rom drive?
[15:01] <Halitech> sliimstr, you install using the alt install cd first and then install the drivers
[15:01] <sliimstr> i read that the installer uses a specific screen resolution, and sometimes this causes the crash...i have to pass fd=false
[15:01] <krummmpy> dakarn: I'm not. The installer is... suddenly, after I choose which keyboard layout I'll use and where I'm located.
[15:01] <Fazer2> should I file a bug about updating Qt4 in Jaunty to 4.5.2 version?
[15:02] <Halitech> Fazer2, no as its not a bug
[15:02] <sliimstr> halitch, how do i use the alt install cd?
[15:03] <Halitech> sliimstr, same way but instead of it bootinginto a usable desktop it starts the installer. ends up doing the same job, just doesn't have the fancy graphics to go along with it
[15:04] <MrStein> Hmm, (using Ubuntu 9.04) I played a DVD with Movie Player yesterday, but today it fails. IT tries to search for a "DVD Source" plugin but can't find one. Why is that ? Yesterday it played just fine. (I installed VLC since then, maybe that confuses it ?)
[15:04] <wanderer_> can anyone point me to a website where i can join irc ...... or preferably point me to somewhere i can find the info
[15:04] <LeoPinguim> Fazer2:  the only one update that show on update manager is fgrlx-modaliases
[15:04] <LeoPinguim> Fazer2: i've updated and now?
[15:04] <sliimstr> cool, i will try it, is there one for 9.04
[15:04] <krummmpy> dakarn: The installer is on text mode, if this is important on any point.
[15:04] <Halitech> sliimstr, yes there is
[15:05] <Fazer2> you could try installing xsever-xorg-video-ati and its dependencies
[15:05] <sliimstr> could you link me?
[15:05] <pxo> hi! Does someone know how to set up freenet on a usb key ?
[15:06] <Halitech> sliimstr, give me a second ... where are you located?
[15:06] <sliimstr> Israel
[15:06] <sliimstr> thank..
[15:06] <Fazer2> wanderer_: what do you mean? you are already on irc
[15:06] <sliimstr> can't find it..
[15:06] <LeoPinguim> Fazer2:  sorry for this, but I can do this by synapitcs?
[15:06] <Halitech> sliimstr, 32bit or 64bit?
[15:06] <Fazer2> LeoPinguim: yes, it will be easier for you
[15:07] <sliimstr> my pc is 64bit, but i want to install the 32bit
[15:07] <sliimstr> more stable
[15:07] <Halitech> sliimstr, ok
[15:07] <marco_> The quality of sound in ubuntu is much better than windows
[15:07] <Fazer2> LeoPinguim: or do you prefer the console commands?
[15:07] <LeoPinguim> Fazer2:  it is already installed
[15:07] <LeoPinguim> Fazer2 i dont know the commands, im from windows
[15:08] <wanderer_> Fazer2, i know........ but i m looking for an online client..which maybe has https encryption and the client is on the website rather than my computer
[15:08] <Halitech> sliimstr, here you go http://ubuntu.interhost.co.il/9.04/ubuntu-9.04-alternate-i386.iso
[15:08] <sliimstr> cool man thanks
[15:08] <Fazer2> LeoPinguim: sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-ati
[15:08] <LeoPinguim> Fazer2:  how can I reset the video server to see if now its ok?
[15:08] <Fazer2> LeoPinguim: but if it's already installed...
[15:09] <sliimstr> will i be able to partition with this installer?
[15:09] <Halitech> sliimstr, yes you can
[15:09] <Bookman> Is there a way to test memory beside rebooting into the memory test startup?  Mine does not work.
[15:09] <Fazer2> LeoPinguim: you could restart your computer
[15:09] <LeoPinguim> k
[15:09] <LeoPinguim> thx for all man
[15:10] <jrib> Bookman: "mine does not work" is a bit vague
[15:10] <Halitech> LeoPinguim, CTRL + ALT + Backspace should restart X
[15:10] <Bookman> jrib: will not boot
[15:10] <Fazer2> Halitech: not anymore
[15:10] <LeoPinguim> Halitech:  doesnt works heh
[15:10] <Fazer2> Halitech: it has been disabled by default
[15:10] <Halitech> Fazer2, when did they stop that from working?
[15:10] <jrib> Bookman: what doesn't boot?  Your computer at all?
[15:11] <Fazer2> Halitech: when Ubuntu 9.04 came out :-D
[15:11] <marco_> sometimes the system has problems accessing the contents of my dvd-rom. is this normal?
[15:11] <Halitech> LeoPinguim, I havent used it in awhile so didn't know it had been disabled
[15:11] <LeoPinguim> no problem...
[15:11] <Fazer2> Halitech: welcome to three months ago :-D
[15:11] <Halitech> Fazer2, well, was a handy way of restarting X
[15:11] <Bookman> jrib: ok, lets restart.  I keep getting segmentation faults.  I tried to test memory with the memory test boot option, it does not boot up that way.  It faults out with an error that I cannot remember
[15:11] <LeoPinguim> I will cry!! my card video doesnt works =(
[15:12] <Fazer2> Halitech: you can still enable that with a package dontzap
[15:12] <diddy> After executing netstat I am getting status LISTEN in the status colum for some ports. What about the ports that are listed but have a blank under "status"?
[15:12] <jrib> Bookman: you should write down the error and pastebin.  Does the live cd's memtest work?
[15:12] <Fazer2> Halitech: or by modyfing xorg.conf
[15:12] <Halitech> Fazer2, well, not like I used it very often but was handy, think it still works on Debian Lenny
[15:12] <Bookman> jrib: I have no live cd and Ubuntu does not recognize my cd writer
[15:12] <Fazer2> Halitech: it has been changed upstream
[15:13] <jrib> Bookman: usb stick probably works as well if your computer can boot from it
[15:13] <SpadXIII> Bookman: you could use an usb stick? that's how i ran the live-cd
[15:13] <Halitech> Fazer2, maybe not then, not going to try it to find out, too may torrents open at the moment to reload :)
[15:13] <Bookman> jrib: nope, this machine will not boot from usb
[15:13] <pxo> hi! Does someone know how to set up freenet on a usb key ?
[15:14] <jrib> Bookman: then pastebin the error
[15:14] <Bookman> jrib: shoot, it is like playing craps rebooting this machine
[15:14] <Bookman> jrib: How can I pastebin a boot error?
[15:14] <jrib> Bookman: write it down and type it out
[15:15] <jrib> Bookman: if you are lazy, take a picture...
[15:15] <Fazer2> LeoPinguim: I don't know if it will solve anything, but you can reconfigure video by going into recovery mode (when you select system to boot) and there is an option to do that
[15:15] <Bookman> jrib: hey, I'm not lazy here.  Just a crapshoot if it boots again.
[15:15] <Dreki> is there anything in jaunty's network settings or anything that limits connections in any way, like how windows XP limits half open connections
[15:15] <jrib> Bookman: nothing wrong with being lazy as long as work gets done
[15:16] <Bookman> jrib: ok, here goes
[15:17] <coffeej> Ubuntu won't boot when the monitor is plugged into my nVidia card, but boots fine on the factory card
[15:17] <jason>  is there any other program like sysinfo that  does the same  for linux that Belarc Advisor does for windows
[15:17] <jason>  other than sysinfo
[15:17] <Plisk> Creating a company to develop, maintain and support well-known open-source projects - http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-779681.html
[15:17] <r696> How do you get to the Configuration Editor in 9.04? I'd like to reach it from the command line for editing?
[15:17] <Mud|brb> I get this in my new ubuntu server:
[15:17] <Mud|brb> root@linux1:/usr/bin# ethstats
[15:17] <Mud|brb> -bash: /usr/bin/ethstats: Permission denied
[15:17] <Mud|brb> how do I fix that?
[15:17] <FloodBot2> Mud|brb: Please don't flood, use http://paste.ubuntu.com to paste, don't use Enter as punctuation.
[15:17] <Dr_Willis> Mud|brb:  try running with sudo at the front
[15:18] <Mud|brb> Dr_Willis: I am already root
[15:18] <Dr_Willis> Mud|brb:  or perhaps its some how not executable then
[15:18] <Dr_Willis> i dont even have a 'ethstats' command.
[15:18] <Mud|brb> its a tool
[15:18] <Dr_Willis> from where?
[15:18] <PhotoJim> ls -l /usr/bin/ethstats
[15:19] <PhotoJim> show us the output
[15:19] <Mud|brb> to view your networkcard speed usage
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> !find ethstats
[15:19] <Mud|brb> -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 3501 2004-07-28 04:51 /usr/bin/ethstats
[15:19] <Dr_Willis> its not executable for some reason
[15:19] <Mud|brb> Dr_Willis i must make it +x right?
[15:20] <Dr_Willis> Yep - bug in somthing.. i just installed it - its a perl script and not executrable here either...
[15:20] <PhotoJim> I just installed ethstats myself... I get the same error.
[15:20] <PhotoJim> Does it need a+x then?
[15:20] <diddy> After executing netstat I am getting status LISTEN in the status colum for some ports. What about the ports that are listed but have a blank under "status"?
[15:20] <Dr_Willis> or use perl /usr/bin/ethstats
[15:21] <zicho> does anyone have the application sfarkxtc installed? i need it and the melodymachine website seems to be down and i cant find it anywhere else
[15:21] <PhotoJim> yup, chmod a+x /usr/bin/ethstats fixes the problem
[15:21] <Mud|brb> :)
[15:21] <PhotoJim> that makes it executable by all users, so make sure that is what you want
[15:21] <Dr_Willis> file a bug report on that program.
[15:21] <PhotoJim> u+x if you only want root to run it
[15:21] <Mud|brb> hmmz
[15:21] <AndyP>   Bug #219710:
[15:21] <AndyP> This report is public
[15:22] <AndyP> oops
[15:22] <AndyP> (that's the ethstats bug)
[15:22] <Mud|brb> strange... I installed this tool a long while ago on a ubuntu server and this installation gives a other view...not a nice graphic etc
[15:23] <Mud|brb> I will look on the internet for the right information :)
[15:24] <Mud|brb> thanks for you help guys :)
[15:25] <PhotoJim> Mud|brb: np, that's why we're here.
[15:26] <oz_> Hello folks, I'm quite new to Ubuntu, and rather newbish at it. Anyway my problem is that I have to install the newest Java version, but when I try to install it from their site, It closes me when I try to verify. Is it possible that somebody can help me with this issue?
[15:26] <Mud|brb> awww I misspelled the name of the package PhotoJim, its Ethstatus, not ethstats.. :(
[15:26] <[click]> is there a way to check the integrity of a drive in ubuntu?
[15:28] <zicho> does anyone know how to decompress sfark files in ubuntu?
[15:28] <paavio> [click]: do you mean the physical integrity of the drive?
[15:28] <[click]> paavio, yes
[15:28] <oz_> Anybody please?
[15:28] <KureIX> is anybody using conky and a script for gmail?
[15:28] <Kangarooo> can I read ubuntu mailing list archives with some programm?
[15:29] <paavio> [click]: smartmontools
[15:30] <r696> ?never mind, it's 'gconf-editor'. But how do you disable th right side of the 'task bar' on 9.04? (Calendar,Network Manager, Workspace Switcher..etc..)...
[15:30] <r696> the tooltips for time, i mean.
[15:31] <oz_>  Hello folks, I'm quite new to Ubuntu, and rather newbish at it. Anyway my problem is that I have to install the newest Java version, but when I try to install it from their site, It closes me when I try to verify. Is it possible that somebody can help me with this issue?
[15:31] <Mud|brb> oz_ : maybe try in to install from apt-get ?
[15:33] <zicho> does anyone have an sfark extractor installed? i need it and the melodymachine website seems to be down and i cant find it anywhere else
[15:35] <racecar56> why does it say my main drive is /dev/sdb? i just put in a SATA drive but the other true main drive is IDE
[15:35] <Zorael^2> Is it possible to boot a live cd in single mode to just get to a cli?
[15:35] <Zorael^2> or is there a "don't start X" boot option?
[15:36] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  ide and sata drives all show up as  /dev/sd## in ubuntu these days
[15:36] <KiRLi> how can i see home , my pc , trash .. on my desktop (ubuntu 9,04) ?
[15:36] <wildc4rd> afternoon all
[15:37] <Dr_Willis> KiRLi:  thers some gconf-editor settings to enable that or install the unofficial/unsupported/but-very-handy  'Ubuntu-tweak'tool
[15:37] <LordMetroid> How can I know what ports are filtered on my server?
[15:37] <racecar56> Dr_Willis: you misunderstanded
[15:37] <LordMetroid> I can't seem to connect to port 25
[15:37] <racecar56> Dr_Willis: i was saying that my ide drive at /dev/sda turned into /dev/sdb when i put in a sata
[15:38] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  drives can reorder when you install new ones..  ive seen ide+sata systems that do that.
[15:38] <racecar56> Dr_Willis: maybe i should muck around with which port they plug in to until i get the IDE at /dev/sda and SATA at /dev/sdb
[15:38] <demona> any idea why 1) my samba password seems to "expire" every so often and i have to run smbpasswd again, and 2) why x2x would work at first but then stop working (after one or two tries, the cursor no longer moves to the second monitor)?
[15:39] <jrib> !icons | KiRLi
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  i would not find that change supriseing - ive had ide+sata systems do the same.. also if you use the bios to change what drive you booted from. THAT drive may become sda, and the other one may thenbecome sdb.
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  it may be depending on what one you told he bios to boot.
[15:39] <jrib> racecar56: just use uuid
[15:39] <aaandaiii> hello. ATI doesn't even *have* a driver for my card. I already have the open source driver installed but it doesn't seem to be in use. How can i activate it?
[15:39] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  this is why the UUID stuff is getting more comonly used. not /dev/XXXX info
[15:39] <racecar56> Dr_Willis: i just let it boot
[15:40] <dominique> hi. Which Key is KP1 or KP9?
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> dominique:  KP = keypad.
[15:40] <racecar56> Dr_Willis: well uuids are as easy to remember as it is to install kdenlive on windows
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> so try the ones on the right hand side?
[15:40] <dominique> Dr_Willis: Thank you.
[15:40] <racecar56> Dr_Willis: (very hard)
[15:40] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  you an set the UUID's to other #'s if you wanted.
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> racecar56:  set one drive to be 0000-000-000-001 if you want
[15:41] <jrib> racecar56: why do you have to remember them though...?
[15:41] <jrib> racecar56: you can use labels too I guess
[15:41] <Dr_Willis> I have used the disk labels in the /etc/fstab befor also. :)
[15:42] <McNever> this a good place for noob questions?
[15:42] <Fazer2> McNever: yes
[15:42] <KiRLi> thanks jrib ubottu
[15:43] <aaandaiii> is there still a keyboard shortcut to restart X?
[15:43] <McNever> i'm trying to create a bootable usb drive for ubuntu... mythbuntu really... and having some problems
[15:43] <\\`oot> Hi folks -I have been absolutely banging my head against a wall all night - I've now downloaded 3 DIFFERENT Ubuntu 9.04 x86 Server ISOs (different file sizes)!  The first 2 used a GUI and failed with strange errors at 50%, this one is 577Mb and is an ASCII install?!  HELP!
[15:43] <Trijntje> aaandaiii: ctrl+alt+Backspace (safe all your work)
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> guess aaandaiii found the shortcut....
[15:43] <Dr_Willis> :)
[15:43] <Trijntje> *before
[15:44] <jrib> \\`oot: did you "check the integrity of the cd"?
[15:44] <\\`oot> Yes - that's the first thing I do... and they all "checked out OK"
[15:44] <DarkBull> boa terde pessoal
[15:44] <jrib> \\`oot: burning at 2-4x?
[15:44] <McNever> i've installed from the livecd but the thumb drive doesnt end up 'bootable'
[15:44] <\\`oot> 16x
[15:44] <Dr_Willis> err... a server iso - dosent use the gui installer...   it should haev the alternative-text based installer...
[15:44] <jrib> \\`oot: burn at 4x and try again
[15:44] <\\`oot> but it should not make THAT big a different
[15:44] <\\`oot> whaaaa?
[15:44] <mikebeecham> hi guys...I wanted to start using Amarok, but I'm put off by the glossy kde look of it...is there any way to make it look more like my gnome setup?
[15:45] <\\`oot> Dr_Willis: OK, this is the one (from GA-tech.edu, US) that's actually NOT failing to install
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> McNever:  you normally dont do a 'normal install' to a flash drive.. you use Unetbootin, or  the usb-creator tool
[15:45] <myk_robinson> need help troubleshooting a slow boot. My laptop boots very quickly to the login screen, however after logging in, i get a black screen with cursor, and hear the boot sound. After about 20 seconds, the desktop appears, and I can use as normal. This just started a few days ago
[15:45] <Dr_Willis> McNever:  or use the directions at pendrivelinux.org to make a bootable flash drive with a persistant 'save'  feature on it.
[15:45] <zicho> does anyone know how to decompress sfark files in ubuntu?
[15:46] <jrib> zicho: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToCompressedSoundFonts
[15:46] <\\`oot> Thanks Dr_Willis .... this install (the ASCII-based setup) actually finished and no failures
[15:46] <zicho> the site linked there doesnt work anymore, jrib
[15:46] <jrib> zicho: find a mirror
[15:46] <laeg> can i use the key in this guide to access my ubuntu box with putty? https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SSH/OpenSSH/Keys
[15:46] <zicho> how should i do that? i've searched for one without finding any
[15:47] <\\`oot> You'll have to forgive me for asking this but... how do I get the X-GUI on the server I am building (I would like to have a gui like my desktop while I learn)
[15:47] <jrib> \\`oot: install the package for the window manager you want
[15:48] <Dr_Willis> laeg:  i recall transfering ssh keys to putty befor.. i followed some guides i found on putty via google.
[15:48] <\\`oot> jrib: sudo apt-get install gnome?
[15:48] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:  if you wanted a GUI - thenyou really proberly did NOT want a 'server' install.
[15:48] <jrib> \\`oot: no.  ubuntu-desktop
[15:48] <McNever> thanks guys... i'll give it a shot... i'm sure i'll be back
[15:48] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:  you proberly should of done a desktop, or alternative cd- install.
[15:48] <laeg> Dr_Willis: kk ty
[15:49] <Dr_Willis> Ive seen too many quirky issues with using the server install then installing the desktop packages
[15:49] <\\`oot> oh
[15:49] <Bookman> jrib: ok, I managed to figure out the bad grub entry and rebooted time and time again while I pulled my RAM out and put it back in one stick at a time.
[15:49] <\\`oot> I wanted to play with the server (have a spare box) and learn it better (but it helps to have a GUI)
[15:49] <aaandaiii> I am on a new laptop, Jaunty, x64, with an ATI card the free drivers do not support. I think even ATI does not have a linux driver for my card. Is there any way to get vesa to use a higher resolution (xvidtool says my card does not support modes)
[15:49] <jrib> zicho: http://web.archive.org/web/20080131075630/http://melodymachine.com/files/sfarkxtc_lx86.tar.gz
[15:49] <aaandaiii> I don't need full 3D acceleration or anything, I just want a crisp display
[15:50] <IHK> hi, i wish to move my home and end key's to two other keys on my keyboard.. how do i do that in ubuntu?
[15:50] <zicho> jrib thanks!!!
[15:50] <jrib> IHK: you could use xmodmap
[15:51] <IHK> k
[15:51] <shivek> Hi everyone!
[15:51] <curson> hello
[15:51] <curson> anyone having problems with VLC 1.0.0?
[15:51] <shivek> no i have it with google talk
[15:52] <curson> can't seem to be possible to install it on my system: it keeps asking for libqtgui4 (=>4.5.1)
[15:52] <facundobatista> Hi all
[15:52] <shivek> when i get a new IM it doesn't plays sound as it used to do earlier
[15:52] <FloodBot2> !netsplit
[15:53] <facundobatista> question: which software do you recommend me for real magazine-like design?
[15:53] <facundobatista> open office comes short there
[15:53] <taffy-nay> Hi all. I am trying to install 8.10 on to an old Presario v5000 laptop and am running into a few issues re: the wireless card. In live CD mode, Ubuntu does noit seem to be able to use the card, although it has done in the past. I cant figure out why it is being so flakey. As far as I can tell it is an Atheros card, which I am of  the impression are well supported
[15:53] <taffy-nay> any idead
[15:53] <shivek> In google talk ,when i get a new IM it doesn't plays sound as it used to do earlier  please help!
[15:53] <facundobatista> I tried Scribus, but doesn't work with dead keys (like óáé)
[15:54] <\\`oot> oh oh... "Gave up waiting for root device"...... "ALERT! /dev/mapper/wiley-root doest not exist  Dropping to a shell!"  <--- what just happened?!
[15:54] <coffeej> attempting to boot freezes and the last line is "'/bin/mkdir /var/run/network' abnormal exit"  any idea what to do now?
[15:54] <shivek> In google talk ,when i get a new IM it doesn't plays sound as it used to do earlier  please help!
[15:55] <aaandaiii> taffy-nay: Are you using 8.10 for the graphics?
[15:55] <matteo_> ciao
[15:55] <edbian> Scratch that lol
[15:56] <taffy-nay> I am using 8.10 as it is all I have. I dont have the bandwidth to get 9.* or the time to wait for a shipit
[15:56] <jilbert> taffy-nay: maybe you can ask somebody to download it for you
[15:57] <shivek> Yes this is the best way
[15:57] <jilbert> taffy-nay: there's lots of computer cafe's now..
[15:57] <Dr_Willis> Many Bookstore/magazines include Ubuntu on thir cd/dvds
[15:57] <Stik> Atheros cards work on the live cd's? I never had one work on live cd prior to 9.x only after install...
[15:57] <jrib> Bookman: cool
[15:57] <Kangarooo> what was that? pidgin started using a lot cpu. I saw 78 users also and now 1344. what was that?
[15:58] <jilbert> Stik: i think so. it is working, i had it working with my 7.10
[15:58] <jrib> !netsplit | Kangarooo
[15:58] <Stik> HRmm... maybe it was just my card
[15:58] <jilbert> i missed the show..
[15:58] <edbian> Kangarooo: I saw that too!  Totally nuts.
[15:58] <shivek> so did I
[15:59] <jilbert> sigh
[15:59] <Bookman> jrib: yes but why did pulling them out and putting them back in work?  Strange
[15:59] <jilbert> wow
[15:59] <jilbert> tripple FloodBots
[15:59] <Kangarooo> yes edbian I saw that you wrote that..  (05:54:56 PM) edbian: 78 users now!
[15:59] <jrib> Bookman: you were on a server that stopped communicating with the other servers other people were on
[15:59] <edbian> Bookman: Then they reconnected right away apparently.
[16:00] <ohletmeinnowjesu> hi guys
[16:00] <edbian> Bookman: Perhaps the server that went down was in a server farm and things weren't quite as seemless as they should have been.
[16:00] <Kangarooo> that was last messege I got and then pidgin froze- used a lot cpu for about 10sec :)
[16:00] <ohletmeinnowjesu> i think i accidentally removed my sound drivers
[16:00] <Laibsch> dkms and virtualbox are again refusing to cooperate on my Jaunty machine and I don't understand why: http://paste.debian.net/41619/  dkms, linux-headers-generic and virtualbox-ose-source packages are installed.  The vboxdrv module is not compiled, though.  How do I get that module?
[16:00] <jilbert> hmm.. how did that happen ohletmeinnowjesu?
[16:00] <shivek> In google talk ,when i get a new IM it doesn't plays sound as it used to do earlier  please help!
[16:01] <shivek> :-|
[16:01] <ohletmeinnowjesu> jilbert: i was removing a bunch of files using synaptic, based on a clean up guide i had found on the internet...orphaned packages
[16:01] <Kangarooo> ohletmeinnowjesu: check if its not muted.. I have now some bug about 2 weeks already- every time I start computer voice is muted..
[16:01] <racecar56> shivek: sudo apt-get install pidgin
[16:01] <ohletmeinnowjesu> Kangarooo: no its not mute
[16:01] <mikebeecham> hi guys...I wanted to start using Amarok, but I'm put off by the glossy kde look of it...is there any way to make it look more like my gnome setup?
[16:02] <edbian> Laibsch: I used to have that problem all the time!  Apparently the virtual box packages aren't updated appropriately with the kernel packages.  Eventually (usually after 3 months of a release change) the virtual box packages are updated.  Until then I used to have to run the older kernel.
[16:02] <david__> i need help partitioning my drive...i am using ubuntu alternative to install
[16:02] <david__> i want to dual boot
[16:02] <jilbert> you can try this one: help.ubuntu.com/community/SoundTroubleshooting
[16:02] <racecar56> mikebeecham: i know of a media player that looks like amarok
[16:02] <arand> david__: what is current partition setup?
[16:02] <ohletmeinnowjesu> Kangarooo: when i launch rythmbox it shows the error flag next to each song for a few songs and then hangs
[16:02] <racecar56> mikebeecham: but it's very gnome
[16:02] <shivek> racecar56: I already have pidgin IM
[16:02] <jilbert> just add https before the link ohletmeinnowjesu
[16:02] <Kangarooo> ohletmeinnowjesu: also pastebin history of hat you removed
[16:02] <\\`oot> oh oh... "Gave up waiting for root device"...... "ALERT! /dev/mapper/wiley-root doest not exist  Dropping to a shell!"  <--- what just happened?!
[16:02] <racecar56> mikebeecham: i unfortunately forgot what it is called
[16:02] <mikebeecham> racecar56: which is it?
[16:03] <IHK> how do i check what the keycode is for the button i press?
[16:03] <racecar56> mikebeecham: im gonna find
[16:03] <funkyHat> edbian: the vbox kernel modules use dkms, you might need to rebuild the module so it works with the newer kernel
[16:03] <Laibsch> edbian: I know the frustration.  But the way I understand it, dkms is supposed to fix that.  The module is always recompiled on the machine itself.  At least, that is the theory.
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:  sounds like you may be having some weird hardware issues...
[16:03] <racecar56> mikebeecham: OH i remember!
[16:03] <racecar56> mikebeecham: i think it was exaile or somethingl ike that
[16:03] <\\`oot> Dr_Willis:
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:
[16:03] <\\`oot> Dr_Willis: Yes... but if I type "exit" it continues to boot normally
[16:03] <ohletmeinnowjesu> Kangarooo: i cant remember from the top of my head
[16:03] <shivek> racecar56:i'm talking about gtalk
[16:03] <mikebeecham> racecar56: exaile sucks mate...which is why I was going to try Amarok!  Thanks anyway mate
[16:03] <racecar56> Dr_Willis: :silliW_rD
[16:03] <racecar56> mikebeecham: ah
[16:03] <racecar56> mikebeecham: kk
[16:03] <edbian> funkyHat: Laibsch: I don't have a virtual machine anymore on my system.  This was about a year ago.  Thanks though!
[16:03] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:  that dosent really prove much of anything... hd could be going out still.
[16:03] <Kangarooo> ohletmeinnowjesu: in synaptic there is history
[16:04] <david__> scsi3 (0,0,0) (sda)-320.1 gb ata wdc #1 priary 104.9mb b ntfs, #2 primary 320.0gb ntfs
[16:04] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:  check dmesg output after it runs a bit.. listen for weird hard drive noises..
[16:04] <david__> arand: scsi3 (0,0,0) (sda)-320.1 gb ata wdc #1 priary 104.9mb b ntfs, #2 primary 320.0gb ntfs
[16:04] <poopuser> Can someone remind me what was the command to determinate windows position size etc?
[16:04] <\\`oot> Dr_Willis: CRAP... well, I tried the desktop install on this first and it gave the weirdest errors I've ever seen... got to 50% and complained about media issues (dev sr0)... something funky like that
[16:04] <jrib> IHK: xev
[16:05] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:  could be optical drive issues then.. or both...
[16:05] <edbian> \\`oot: sr0 during an install is usually referring to the install media (usb key, CD, etc etc)
[16:05] <\\`oot> Dr_Willis: It's a 10k Ultra160 HD in a 1U server... this thing should be a tank - it ran for years before it sat in my basement for 6mo :(
[16:05] <\\`oot> crap
[16:05] <Laibsch> funkyHat: Do you have an idea why the vboxdrv module is not compiled here?  Or does it even have a different name now?  I looked around with modprobe and in /etc/init.d/ but found nothing obviously fixing the issue for me.
[16:05] <|slurpee|> Whenever I receive DHCP, my name servers are not being setup.  It is really annoying.  Anytime I leave my house and join a wireless network I need to FIND the DNS servers.  It is usually the wireless access point or something.
[16:05] <david__> arand?
[16:05] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:  hard drives are the MOST likely part of hardware to die from what ive seen... the fact its ran for years.. means very little :)
[16:05] <\\`oot> edbian: Thanks, that's what I suspected, even burned the Desktop ISO at 2x just to be sure the CD wasn't messed up
[16:05] <|slurpee|> I manually have to edit /etc/resolv.conf with the nameservers of the local nameserver to get dns to work.
[16:06] <funkyHat> Laibsch: there is a command you can run to force it to recompile (it tells you it if you try and use it and the correct version isn't compiled already)
[16:06] <\\`oot> Dr_Willis: I tried 4 DIFFERENT disks in it as primary
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:  you could alwyas make a bootable-flash drive and install from that
[16:06] <david__> i need help partitioning my drive...i am using ubuntu alternative to install
[16:06] <david__> arand: scsi3 (0,0,0) (sda)-320.1 gb ata wdc #1 priary 104.9mb b ntfs, #2 primary 320.0gb ntfs
[16:06] <funkyHat> Laibsch: possibly in dmesg
[16:06] <|slurpee|> Its like....anytime I connect to a new wifi network, I need to spend 10 minutes finding the DNS.
[16:06] <Dr_Willis> \\`oot:  ive also seen ide cables go bad.
[16:06] <arand> david__: I'm just trying to figure out what that 100mb part might be....
[16:06] <\\`oot> not IDE...   I don't really know why.  I ignore them.  I think because they disk is so jam packed full of data?
[16:06] <david__> its windows 7
[16:06] <\\`oot> this box won't boot off USB
[16:06] <Laibsch> funkyHat: Well, that's the thing. I'm looking for that command, but can't find it.
[16:06] <poopuser> Can someone remind me what was the command to determinate windows position size etc?
[16:07] <maxagaz> are there some applications on ubuntu to restore Windows datas from a hard drive that have been formated to NTFS ?
[16:07] <\\`oot> edbian: Well, this bombs the install at exactly 50%... very frustrating
[16:07] <david__> there is win 7 installed on my system
[16:07] <arand> david__: nevermind, so you'll need to rezise sda2 to make room for ubu
[16:07] <edbian> maxagaz: What do you mean "restore windows data" ??
[16:07] <funkyHat> Laibsch: sudo invoke-rc.d vboxdrv setup
[16:07] <\\`oot> well... we'll see
[16:07] <IHK> i got two keys, which does not give any keycode/keyevent using xev, is it possible to get the keycode somehow else?
[16:07] <Dr_Willis> david__:  use windows and its tools to resizwe the windows partitions. it will be much faster at the task then ubuntu will be
[16:07] <kevix> poopuser: 'sudo fdisk -l' ?
[16:07] <david__> thats what i want to do...but i dont know how to to it manually or through guided partitioning
[16:07] <arand> david__: How on earth do you fit win7 on 100mb though?
[16:07] <maxagaz> edbian, yes
[16:08] <IHK> if anyone knows?
[16:08] <Dr_Willis> david__:  resize the iwndows stuff.. leving a part of the hd at the end 'unallocated' then let the ubuntu installer use the unallocated space
[16:08] <david__> am...
[16:08] <\\`oot> I'll cross my fingers and hope this server install reboots OK after this, and if not I'll try a different 10k 78Gb disk
[16:08] <Darn> how do you convince a company to switch all its windows desktops to unbuntu
[16:08] <Darn> about 500 users
[16:08] <laeg> how do i restart open ssh? i 'chmod 700 ~/.ssh', then 'ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096' but when i ssh in i'm not prompted for the key, just my user pass. PubkeyAuthentication and RSAAuthenticatio are uncommented in sshd_config?
[16:08] <david__> i am sure win 7 is not on there
[16:08] <edbian> maxagaz: It wasn't a yes or no question?  What do you mean "restore windows data" ??
[16:08] <Dr_Willis> Darn:  its all about $$$$$$
[16:08] <brunis> I'm running 8.04 and enabled check for long term releases.. but i'm not being offered the 9.04 release..  any ideas?
[16:08] <Bookman> edbian: maybe you misunderstood my issue. Mine was just a RAM problem
[16:08] <Laibsch> funkyHat: Are you on Jaunty?
[16:08] <funkyHat> Laibsch: ya
[16:08] <arand> david__: well, so you are using the alternate (text-based install?)
[16:09] <david__> yes, since the stnd does not work on my desktop
[16:09] <edbian> Bookman: *Bashful* I don't recall your issue
[16:09] <magnetron> brunis: 9.04 is not a long term release
[16:09] <funkyHat> Laibsch: virtualbox from sun, not community wotsit edition
[16:09] <david__> installation was easy on my laptop
[16:10] <brunis> magnetron: ah, thx!
[16:10] <Laibsch> funkyHat: I'm getting the feeling I'm missing a package here.  "locate vbox.drv" returns nothing here.  And I just stumbled upon an interesting log entry.  /var/log/vbox-install.log:/etc/init.d/virtualbox-ose: line 283: /usr/lib/virtualbox/src/vboxdrv/build_in_tmp: No such file or directory
[16:10] <ohletmeinnowjesu> Kangarooo: heres the pastebin http://pastebin.com/m3ed9e12f
[16:10] <david__> i think i have a graphic card driver issue
[16:10] <brunis> magnetron: so i'll have to update to 8.10 before i'm offered 9.04 ?
[16:10] <david__> and the interface for the installer doesnt load correctly
[16:10] <arand> david__: I'm trying to fire up the installer to get some referencing, hang on.
[16:10] <magnetron> brunis: yes.
[16:10] <poopuser> kevix,  i was referring to position of window in DE ....
[16:10] <david__> thanks man