[16:34] <blackgatonegro> soulstitchmmo, open pulseaudio then play game in window, not full screen, adjust pulseaudio settings so you can play audio
[16:35] <_pg_> llutz: Thanks
[16:36] <Psycho_pr> Hi, I have a 3TB UFS Mac OS X formatted external hard-drive. For some reason it wouldn't mount under Ubuntu 12.04 amd64. Any suggestions?
[16:36] <DaSpawn> I just may have found: http://notes-matthewlmcclure.blogspot.com/2009/12/change-login-screen-power-management.html
[16:36] <_pg_> llutz: I already have Ssh, Vnc, started on that remote machine, just no way to open ports for it. Any other ideas?
[16:36] <blackgatonegro> soulstitchmmo, usually in pulseaudio (With game playing) Playback tag /select sound device until audio plays, adjust volume to 100%
[16:37] <soulstitchmmo> blackgatonegro: how do I open pulseaudio? Is that the speaker icon on my taskbar?
[16:37] <blackgatonegro> soulstitchmmo, Multimedia /pulseaudio volumen control
[16:37] <_pg_> Psycho_pr: You mean HFS?
[16:37] <Psycho_pr> Yes, yes, sorry!
[16:38] <_pg_> Psycho_pr: I think there's a package you need to install call hfsplus. Its in the repos.
[16:38] <Psycho_pr> _pg_: Fangs!
[16:38] <_pg_> Psycho_pr: It's going to be read only though, unless you disable journaling. Which is a bad idea.
[16:38] <Psycho_pr> Though it is weird because other Mac OS X drivers work well.
[16:39] <soulstitchmmo> what's the differnece between alsa and pulse?
[16:39] <dsadas> sqlite3 FILE.sql3 .dump > FILE.txt
[16:40] <dsadas> bye
[16:41] <_pg_> Psycho_pr: Hey! Wait!
[16:41] <Psycho_pr> ok
[16:41] <_pg_> Psycho_pr: Wikipedia it. The driver is already installed on your machine but is disabled for drives bigger than two tb. It can corrupt them
[16:41] <soulstitchmmo> blackgatonegro, I opened up Dash Home, typed in Multimedia, and only VLC was there.
[16:42] <Psycho_pr> Oh nos
[16:42] <Psycho_pr> So what can I do??
[16:43] <_pg_> Psycho_pr In 2009, these drivers were diagnosed to be corrupting HFS+ drives with a capacity greater than 2 TB.[14] Consequently, Linux distributions such as Debian and Ubuntu also stopped allowing mounting of HFS+ drives or partitions greater than 2 TB.[15] As of February 2011, work is in progress to lift this restriction.[16]
[16:44] <Psycho_pr> I see...
[16:44] <_pg_> Psycho_pr: Bummrr
[16:45] <Psycho_pr> Fangs anyways.
[16:45] <g105b> can someone help me remove the backslash from this string using grep? A simple example: echo "te\st" | grep -oP '[^\\]*'     but my problem is that it returns two lines, "te" and "st", I want to only have one output of "test"
[16:48] <Pici> g105b: don't use grep for that. use sed. echo "te\st" | sed 's/\\//'
[16:48] <L3top> cant you use sed g105b? That would be pretty easy.
[16:48] <L3top> jynx
[16:49] <soulstitchmmo> How do I open Pulse Audio?
[16:49] <ayzee> click it
[16:49] <g105b> Pici: thanks, didn't think of using sed
[16:50] <g105b> I'm not familiar with sed, can you help me remove double-quotes while we're at it?
[16:51] <L3top> echo "te\st" | sed 's/\\//;s/"//g'
[16:53] <L3top> echo "\"te\st\"" | sed 's/\\//;s/"//g'     would work better g105b as a test.
[16:53] <L3top> echo "\"te\st\"" | sed 's/\\//'       reveals that there are now quotes... the former takes them away.
[16:53] <theadmin> L3top: You know that you don't have to build a whole mess out of slashes? You can use a different separator, e.g. echo l0l | sed 's#0#o#g'
[16:54] <g105b> L3top: thanks
[16:55] <L3top> theadmin: yeah... Pici started with slashes... didn't want to further confuse the situation.
[16:55] <crazydiamond> Hi. I've edited some files in /usr/share/X11/xkb/, made a reboot and now cannot add layouts. When I try, I see some strange dialog http://gyazo.com/15de9f30cff5a8da4c268cfcf4e3877b
[16:56] <crazydiamond> Can I check XKB-related files' syntax somehow?
[17:02] <jiltdil> my firefox bokmark is not syncing on my laptop. please help me
[17:03] <carl0> Where could I found dev documentation about HUD? I've problems adding items... Can't see anyting with gtk_application_set_menubar
[17:13] <rkhshm> noticed a strange problem with 11.04 recently..After continuously running the machine for 7 days i tried to switch it off but it didn't work. the machine Hung at the shutdown screen and stayed there.... this has happened to me a lot of times.. any thing i can look at to figure out the issue?
[17:13] <LukeNukem> Hello, whats the diskpart alternative for ubuntu
[17:13] <compdoc> LukeNukem, cli or gui?
[17:14] <RomeoAva> When i tray to instal someting there is that http://pastebin.com/fnYaAgPf
[17:14] <LukeNukem> gui preferred but cli will do as well
[17:14] <compdoc> sudo apt-get install gparted
[17:14] <LukeNukem> i have gparted
[17:14] <LukeNukem> i don't know how to do the things mentioned in this particular tutorial
[17:14] <LukeNukem> in gparted
[17:14] <jdanna> is there a way to re-install a package? i kind of messed up xkb
[17:15] <jdanna> which i guess is part of x11-common
[17:15] <blackgatonegro> back
[17:15] <LukeNukem> compdoc, can you look at the tutorial and advise me on what to do or guide me on how to do the same thing in gparted
[17:15] <compdoc> sure
[17:16] <LukeNukem> compdoc, pm?
[17:16] <compdoc> ok
[17:17] <RomeoAva>  When i tray to install something in terminal: "Media change: please insert the disc labeled
[17:17] <RomeoAva>  'Ubuntu 12.04 LTS _Precise Pangolin_ - Release amd64 (20120425)'
[17:17] <RomeoAva> in the drive '/media/cdrom/' and press enter"
[17:18] <Steevca> Hi. I really,really need help fixing Flash Player on my Ubuntu 12.04. I can't play videos on Firefox,Chrome and Chromium. I have tried tons of verzions and couldn't make it run. Can anyone help me with this ?
[17:18] <MK`> I need help. I am unable to get my pointed to move out of the current window without switching workspaces, and even then it gets stuck again when I click a new window. For example, right now if I use scroll up and down, it will scroll this irc buffer no matter where I click or where my mouse is.
[17:18] <blackgatonegro> RomeoAva, are you offline?
[17:19] <blackgatonegro> Steevca, update propietary video drivers
[17:19] <cloudgeek> I started just wireshark it is telling me 8 device , eth0  ,ppp0 ,eth0:avahi any:pseudo -device other 5 are usbmon 1 to  5
[17:19] <Steevca> I have open source drivers.
[17:20] <minimec> RomeoAva: Check the file /etc/apt/sources.list. Looks that you don't have the internet sources activated. You can also do this in the preferences of the software center.
[17:20] <cloudgeek> it is showing ip address on ppp0 AND eth0:avahi , what all does mean that
[17:20] <xangua> Steevca: by tons of version you mean you have various flash plugins -adobe, gnash, spark, etc- installed¿
[17:21] <MK`> Also helpful, if anyone knows, is the shortcut to "save all tabs" in Firefox if I can't get this issue fixed and I am forced to restart... please help.
[17:21] <minimec> if you want to create a new sources.list file... http://repogen.simplylinux.ch/
[17:21] <Steevca> xangua: No,i didn't expres my self very good,i mean i have tried installing it from Synaptic,Software center and terminal.
[17:22] <Steevca> And i have tried installing adobe-flashplugin,flashplugin-installer,and flashplugin-nonfree
[17:22] <blackgatonegro> Steevc, update ropietary video drivers, that usually solves flash problems
[17:22] <Ori0n_Elite> Hey all
[17:22] <Steevca> blackgatonegro : As i seid i have open source drivers.
[17:23] <fusk> Someone who can help me make uswsusp:i386 default ?
[17:23] <Ori0n_Elite> Anyone know on the progress of a Kies alternative?
[17:23] <Cyrose> hello i want to go to the french chat please
[17:24] <Steevca> Cyrose: You will be delivered to the Frech chat in 10 seconds. Please wait. And thanks for teleporting with TeleFun.
[17:24] <beandog> !fr | Cyrose
[17:24] <someone235> hi, there's a way to install whatsapp in your ubuntu?
[17:25] <dr--willis> never heard of 'whatsapp'
[17:25] <OerHeks> someone235, no whats-app available for linux.
[17:26] <devtekalpha> Does anyone do android dev on ubuntu? And is it a lot of pain to set up
[17:26] <Steevca> Ok,if there is no solution to Flash problems,i think i'll move to windows xp.
[17:26] <dr--willis> devtekalpha:  #android may know  more. ;)
[17:26] <Ori0n_Elite> So is there a Kies port or an alternative for Samsung Android phones?
[17:26] <devtekalpha> They will probably tell me to ask in #ubuntu lol
[17:27] <Ori0n_Elite> ahhh kool
[17:27] <dr--willis> changeing os for flash... funny...
[17:27] <MK`> Ok I fixed it...
[17:27] <OerHeks> devtekalpha, maybe this page is any help >>> http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2012/07/android-sdk-installer-for-linux-debianubuntu
[17:27] <Ori0n_Elite> thnx
[17:27] <theadmin> Ori0n_Elite: You don't really need Kies on Linux -- you can simply plug in an Android phone and browse it like a USB stick.
[17:27] <Steevca> dr--willis: Yes it is funny. But when it doesn't want to work i have no other options.
[17:27] <theadmin> Ori0n_Elite: (or like two usb sticks if you have a SD card)
[17:28] <Steevca> I have tried every single tutorial and can't make the God damned thing to work.
[17:28] <Ori0n_Elite> that much i was aware of. however i like to tinker. lol
[17:28] <dr--willis> i use flashreplacer for firefox. flash plays in vlc for me..
[17:28] <devtekalpha> Thanks for the link oerheks
[17:28] <raven> how to map a special soundcard to /dev/dsp?
[17:29] <Ori0n_Elite> Thanx anyway everyonre
[17:29] <Ori0n_Elite> at least now i can try #android
[17:29] <_numbers> when a user logs into their desktop on ubuntu, how can i automatically run some startup command
[17:29] <_numbers> like i want to launch tiger vnc server
[17:29] <_numbers> x0vncserver for that user only
[17:29] <dr--willis> !autostart
[17:30] <Steevca> I can't wait for HTML5 to take over. I want to see Adobe burn.
[17:30] <theadmin> ...How old is that factoid? "System > Preferences > Sessions"?
[17:30] <dr--willis> each user has an autostart directory.
[17:31] <dr--willis>  .config/autostart or. local/autostart  i cant remember
[17:32] <xangua> _numbers: power icon in top right> start up
[17:32] <SJr> How do I upgrade 12.04 to Kernel 3.4.7
 i'm back , sorry
[17:36] <hazel> i've got problems
[17:36] <QubitSmuggler> such as?
 I finde there 2 cdrom with ubuntu 12.04. Witch to chose?
[17:37] <CaptainQuirk> Hi ! How can I make a memory test using ubuntu's 12.04 install CD
[17:37] <hazel> the mouse arrow periodically freezes but the keyboard still works
[17:37] <hazel> i do a sudo restart lightdm and the problem is fixed
 I checked all. Some Canonical Partners to
[17:38] <sudo-apt-get> Hello, which is the best distro of linux for programmers?
[17:38] <ayzee> ubuntu is sudo-apt-get
[17:38] <andornaut> I had 2 SSDs in RAID0. The array failed twice. I've since replaced the drives, but I'd like to discover which of the drives was the faulty one (or whether they both are fault). What's the best way to do this? I looked at the SMART data but am not sure how much of that is applicable since some of it is is for rotational drives ("high fly writes" , etc) ... Is there some script that i can try that will write to th
[17:39] <sudo-apt-get> ayzee, what about arch linux?
[17:39] <SJr> sudo-apt-get,  probably the one you are most familiar with?
 what about pre-released Updates?
[17:39] <RomeoAva> it is unchecked
[17:40] <Embalmed> can someone tell me why pam_winbind is required in common-auth?  (I know it is because as soon as i commented it out I can no longer log into my machine)
[17:40] <Embalmed> and no, its not part of an NT domain or any shit like that
[17:41] <theadmin> sudo-apt-get: The answer is "any" distro, because Linux is generally good for programming.
[17:42] <CaptainQuirk> ok, found it but I get an error /install/mt86plus: file not found
[17:42] <CaptainQuirk> what the hell
[17:42] <hwkiller-netbook> arch is fine for development too.
[17:42] <sudo-apt-get> theadmin, best programmers in my college use arch linux
[17:42] <hwkiller-netbook> packages include headers and libs, so you don't have to install "libfoo, foo, and foo-devel", you just install "foo"
[17:43] <theadmin> sudo-apt-get: But Arch is pretty tough to use (I'd know, I myself use Arch). If you're not too familiar with Linux I wouldn't suggest you use it.
[17:44] <hwkiller-netbook> Whatever you're most comfortable with, really. Ubuntu sets more stuff up for you. Arch requires that you set your own up in almost every case. Some prefer it, some don't.
[17:44] <RomeoAva> Is good to checked all in Another Software from Software Sources?
[17:44] <maulana> ..
[17:44] <sudo-apt-get> theadmin, so I should use it I think.
[17:45] <theadmin> sudo-apt-get: Err, rather, I suggest you DON'T use it.
[17:45] <theadmin> sudo-apt-get: Arch is complicated for new users, really.
[17:45] <sudo-apt-get> theadmin, new in what sense?
[17:46] <hwkiller-netbook> sudo-apt-get, if you don't have much experience on the commandline, dont use arch.
[17:46] <hwkiller-netbook> Or be prepared to learn very quickly how to use terminal, because you'll have to.
[17:46] <theadmin> sudo-apt-get: "new" in sense not too familiar with command-line (Arch doesn't even have an installer -- you have to do things manually)
[17:46] <subcool> some help with 12.04 please ..
[17:46] <subcool> network issues..
[17:46] <hwkiller-netbook> !ask | subcool
[17:46] <sudo-apt-get> hwkiller-netbook, I have pretty good experience with terminal.
[17:47] <subcool> lil quick there huh hwkiller-netbook
[17:47] <annie> If you want to try arch go ahead. But you might want to configure a dual boot so if you are very busy and don't have time to figure something out you have a fallback.
[17:47] <sudo-apt-get> hwkiller-netbook, but I am not sure what level.
[17:47] <xangua> !ot | sudo-apt-get hwkiller-netbook
[17:48] <hwkiller-netbook> sudo-apt-get, arch is a really nice system. It's one where you must tweak and tinker in order to build your system up. It's simple in its engineering. It's very low profile. If that interests you, then try it. If you want a system that works very well out of the box with minimal configuration, then choose ubuntu or its children.
[17:48] <hwkiller-netbook> xangua, we are talking about whether to choose ubuntu or another system. I think this counts as support, thank you.
[17:49] <Chester> Does anyone know why I'd be dropping packets only on SSL connections?
[17:49] <theadmin> sudo-apt-get: Anyway, this is quite offtopic here. If you want to try Arch go ahead, however be prepared for complex stuff. Also be prepared to read manuals (and the Wiki)
[17:49] <subcool> sudo-apt-get, another system- when something as simple as networking becomes a massive issue on a RC-, its time to move on
[17:50] <sudo-apt-get> subcool, RC?
[17:50] <subcool> I came to ubuntu because it worked, when mandrake and redhat didnt..
[17:50] <subcool> sudo-apt-get, Release candidate  - 10.04, 10.1, 11.04, 11.1, 12.04 <<---
[17:51] <theadmin> sudo-apt-get: I suggest you stick to Ubuntu if it works for you
[17:51] <subcool> sudo-apt-get, whats ur issue?
[17:51] <sudo-apt-get> theadmin, Actually I saw my friends OS who uses arch linux. I was pretty impressed by the way he configures it for personal use.
[17:52] <Pici> !offtopic
[17:52] <theadmin> sudo-apt-get: Can you PM me? I'll help you pick a distro that's right for you
[17:52] <subcool> sudo-apt-get, u can use enlightenment with ubuntu - thats cool.
[17:52] <subcool> seriously- if u guys cant help me with networking- dont complain about offtopic..
[17:52] <caixa> subcool, what is elightement
[17:52] <subcool> caixa, its a front end like kde or gnome
[17:53] <subcool> its really cool
[17:53] <subcool> highly cusomtizable
[17:53] <theadmin> caixa: A pretty neat desktop environment. Also known as "E17"
[17:53] <subcool> i cant spell today
[17:54] <ganster> how to delete such a file like thisusing testdisk    http://imagebin.org/222773
[17:55] <ganster> how to delete such a file like thisusing testdisk    http://imagebin.org/222773
[17:55] <subcool> sudo-apt-get, nearly any system in linux will be fine for whatever you doing- The goal is being ABLE to do it, and not have the system crash during an update.
[17:55] <subcool> like my current situtation
[17:55] <ganster> how to delete such a file like this  by using testdisk    http://imagebin.org/222773
[17:55] <toafan> Not sure if this is the right place, but:  I'm looking to lock myself out of my computer (or at least the gui) for a bit on a regular basis.  I can anacron, but I've no idea how to perform such a lock
[17:56] <ganster> how to delete such a file like this  by using testdisk    http://imagebin.org/222773
[17:56] <toafan> ganster, dude.  Chill
[17:56] <ganster> toafan, ok
[17:56] <CaptainQuirk> anyone ever tried running the memory test with 12.04 install cd ?
[17:56] <ganster> toafan, can u
[17:56] <subcool> CaptainQuirk, you can get a prompt?
[17:57] <subcool> i get this stupid gray box at the bottom left
[17:58] <toafan> ganster: Which file?
[17:58] <CaptainQuirk> subcool, don't know how to do it from the install menu no
[17:58] <fusk> how do you remove option from the boot menu, as in what operation system you want to start, safemode etc. ?
[17:58] <compdoc> CaptainQuirk, sure. Memtest86+
[17:58] <maulana> how to hack facebook ??
[17:58] <CaptainQuirk> ok but, I'd have to run it from a terminal
[17:58] <Pici> maulana: That is neither on-topic nor appropriate for this channel or network.
[17:58] <CaptainQuirk> how do I switch ?
[17:58] <compdoc> you can d/l Memtest86+ from their website and boot it directly
[17:59] <compdoc> you have to boot it - cant run it after booting ubuntu
[17:59] <CaptainQuirk> compdoc, cannot do that, I'm monitoring this for someone on a remote computer, I have to use the cd
[17:59] <compdoc> its a choice in the boot menu
[18:00] <compdoc> cant run it remotely
[18:00] <subcool> CaptainQuirk, just get 11.04, im dl'ing it now..
[18:00] <caixa> is there a way to customize the panel icons in the tray?
[18:00] <subcool> i have no patience for broken system and ubuntu is appearently one of them now.
[18:00] <CaptainQuirk> no, I mean, I'm with someone on the phone and I'm following the same step
[18:00] <ganster> toafan, the one u see
[18:00] <toafan> ganster: the highlighted one?
[18:00] <CaptainQuirk> I don't see any way to switch to terminal in the menu
[18:00] <ganster> toafan, named mp3_res
[18:01] <maulana> sudah kalau tidak mau membantu saya :-(
[18:01] <maulana> is that not help me :-(
[18:01] <ganster> toafan, its folder
[18:01] <compdoc> CaptainQuirk, when ubuntu starts to boot, theres a screen that shows a little man and a keyboard at the bottom. hit space when you see that, and you should get a menu
[18:02] <CaptainQuirk> I have a menu but no choice to switch to terminal mode
[18:02] <ganster> toafan, can help me cuz normal delete fails
[18:02] <toafan> ganster: Directory /Mp3_res, that'd be the one this is 'in', right?  Go up a level (open ..), then use rm -r
[18:03] <toafan> -r is recursive delete, it'll empty the folder
[18:03] <compdoc> CaptainQuirk, well, if the idea is to run memtest, the terminal wont work
[18:03] <toafan> you may have to rm the folder again after that?
[18:03] <CaptainQuirk> so I'm screwed
[18:03] <ganster> toafan, yes its empty folder
[18:03] <toafan> I'm not quit sure
[18:03] <compdoc> just have them select memtest there from the menu
[18:03] <toafan> tell you what, read man rm.  It explains all the options
[18:04] <CaptainQuirk> compdoc, yes but it doesn't work : I get /install/mt86plus: file not found error
[18:04] <CaptainQuirk> already tried it
[18:05] <ganster> toafan can u remote me
[18:05] <toafan> ganster, no.  Why, anyways?
[18:05] <ganster> need  a help to delete the directory toafan
[18:06] <compdoc> CaptainQuirk, then its missing or the drive is hosed. best to boot the ubuntu live cd. memtest is on it, as well as utils like disk utility
[18:06] <CaptainQuirk> compdoc I have the official live ubuntu CD
[18:06] <CaptainQuirk> 12.04
[18:06] <compdoc> good
[18:06] <compdoc> and youre booting that?
[18:06] <CaptainQuirk> yes
[18:06] <ganster> or instruction to delete
[18:06] <CaptainQuirk> I'm on the menu right now
[18:07] <CaptainQuirk> but I can't use memtest
[18:07] <compdoc> let me boot that cd
[18:07] <toafan> ganster: seriously, do 'man rm' and read it.  I could read it for you, or you could learn something.  I'm lazy too, so I like the second option better.
[18:08] <CaptainQuirk> ganster, have you tried sudo rm -rf
[18:08] <compdoc> when I hit the space bar, it asks for the language, and then in the menu, it says Test Memory
[18:08] <CaptainQuirk> indeed
[18:08] <compdoc> its runnig memtest now
[18:08] <CaptainQuirk> but selecting it makes a dialog appear with the error:
[18:09] <compdoc> did you/they create a botable usb stick or mod th ecd in some way?
[18:09] <CaptainQuirk> "/install/mt86plus: file not found"
[18:09] <compdoc> bootable
[18:09] <CaptainQuirk> its a CD I bought from canonical directly
[18:09] <compdoc> ooops
[18:09] <compdoc> I only d/l them
[18:10] <compdoc> if you get memtest86+ from their website, its only about 120 megs in size.
[18:10] <compdoc> small d/l
[18:10] <Dice-Man> it's a spyware
[18:10] <compdoc> youre a spyware
[18:10] <CaptainQuirk> yes but I can't use it cause I'm monitoring someone else
[18:11] <compdoc> actually, its less than 70megs
[18:12] <compdoc> canonical screwed up
[18:12] <EDinNY> Need some help mounting a Walkman to write in 12.04.  It says "read only filesystem"
[18:12] <CaptainQuirk> compdoc, as I said, not an option
[18:12] <NetRunnerBlack> Hi guys. I'm got a button that told me to use package manager or apt-get, and when I did so I received this error message.
[18:12] <CaptainQuirk> EDinNY, A Walkman ?
[18:13] <CaptainQuirk> You mean a cassette listening device ?
[18:13] <NetRunnerBlack> netrunnerblack@GothixMindsEyeIII:~$ sudo apt-get check [sudo] password for netrunnerblack: Reading package lists... Error! E: Encountered a section with no Package: header E: Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/archive.ubuntulinux.jp_ubuntu-ja_precise_en E: The package lists or status file could not be parsed or opened.
[18:13] <CaptainQuirk> a tape sorry ?
[18:13] <CaptainQuirk> NetRunnerBlack, what version of ubuntu are you using ?
[18:13] <EDinNY> CaptainQuirk:  Mount command says walkman mounted r/w, my user owns /media/WALKMAN and has write permission.  Should look like a thumb drive
[18:14] <Jon--> Attempting to use a generic Linux Makefile to install some src code. The file is here http://pastie.org/private/foeipcsyatq81qcahqpsa  my issue is that I do not have a 'build' sub-dir in /lib/modules/*kernelver*/ is this because the Makefile is incorrect for Ubuntu, or because there is something lacking from my system?
[18:15] <NetRunnerBlack> CaptainQuirk: Precise
[18:15] <kapz> How do I make MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) work under ubuntu? I want to connect my Android tablet to my PC...
[18:15] <NetRunnerBlack> 12.04
[18:15] <toafan> Jon--: doesn't answer your question, but why not just make one?  (I may be missing something)
[18:16] <CaptainQuirk> did you run any command to update your sources list recently ?
[18:16] <gischy> ^^
[18:16] <NetRunnerBlack> Not recently
[18:16] <NetRunnerBlack> I've added source packages in the past though, should I update again?
[18:17] <Jon--> toafan, the Makefile expects to load things from there doesn't it? Maybe I misunderstood
[18:17] <roryy> Jon--: on my system, /lib/modules/3.2.0-27-generic/build  is part of the linux-headers-3.2.0-27-generic package.  try installing something like 'linux-headers-generic'
[18:17] <EDinNY> CaptainQuirk: root can't even delete files!
[18:17] <Jon--> roryy, installed already :(
[18:17] <Kingsy> anyone in here using a amd graphics card?
[18:17] <roryy> Jon--: huh.  what does "uname -a" tell you?
[18:18] <toafan> Jon--: ah, that would do it.  so I'm clueless there.  Sorry :/
[18:18] <Jon--> roryy, Hold on a second, I installed linux-headers-generic but that may be for a different kernel version
[18:19] <CaptainQuirk> NetRunnerBlack, Have you tried to find a match on google for your problem
[18:20] <theadmin> Kingsy: Me
[18:20] <Kingsy> theadmin: are you using the catalyst control center? or the open drivers that come with ubuntu?
[18:21] <theadmin> Kingsy: The open ones
[18:21] <CaptainQuirk> NetRunnerBlack, have you tried to remove those packages from your sources list
[18:21] <Kingsy> theadmin: how many displays do you have?
[18:21] <Kingsy> can you manage a few displays from there?
[18:22] <theadmin> Kingsy: I only have one, sorry
[18:22] <Kingsy> :S
[18:22] <Kingsy> ok brb
[18:22] <CaptainQuirk> NetRunnerBlack, one by one, and test
[18:22] <NetRunnerBlack> CaptainQuirk: 1) No, but I'm using DuckDuckGo. 2) No, I'm a bit of a newb at all this and didn't want to break something. ^^
[18:22] <toafan> I might have an AMD card, actually.  Gonna try system settings, how else can I check?
[18:23] <CaptainQuirk> NetRunnerBlack, Well first open the sources list, wherever it is on 12.04
[18:23] <theadmin> toafan: lshw -C video
[18:25] <toafan> theadmin: thanks, i notice kingsy left though :\
[18:25] <NetRunnerBlack> test
[18:25] <NetRunnerBlack> Sorry. Okay, I've found the file referanced.
[18:26] <CaptainQuirk> NetRunnerBlack, what file ?
[18:26] <NetRunnerBlack> I clicked on it and it asked me to use a guest password to access the internet? The rest of my internet seems to work fine. archive.ubuntulinux.jp_ubuntu-ja_precise_en
[18:27] <Kingsy> does anyone know of a display manager that can be installed that allows you to setup multiple monitors using the open drivers?
[18:27] <Costeelation> hi guys-- how to program in c++ in ubuntu precise?
[18:27] <theadmin> Costeelation: g++
[18:27] <toafan> Kingsy: so I checked my settup, "Gallium 0.4 on AMD RS880" with laptop display and vga monitor
[18:27] <toafan> that help any?
[18:28] <Costeelation> theadmin, is a gui?
[18:28] <Kingsy> toafan: right and you use multiple displays?
[18:28] <luminarycrush> Hi, I'm having trouble getting 12.04 64-bit server to install on an Atom 330 machine w/ 4G RAM - upon first reboot there is a kernel panic.  32-bit installs fine but I have a requirement for some 64-bit only code (ZFS).  Will Ubuntu server 64-bit install on the Atom platform?
[18:28] <theadmin> Costeelation: Uh, no, to program you need a ) a compiler (normally CLI), b ) a text editor (whether GUI or CLI)
[18:28] <Costeelation> or is for program in a console
[18:28] <ALIAZ> test
[18:28] <Kingsy> toafan: do you know of a tool to setup them up with? say you didnt want clones? you wanted a seperate display? or side by side displays?
[18:28] <toafan> Kingsy: yup.  Laptop LCD and external VGA monitor
[18:29] <rbb2> hi  i installed compiz and compiz manager in xubuntu and it works fine but i also installed gnome shell 2 , metacity , so do i realy need that
[18:29] <animamibis> alguem fala portugues?
[18:29] <toafan> Kingsy: open system settings, hit displays.  I set stuff up from there
[18:29] <DJones> !pt | animamibis
[18:29] <ALIAZ> lol
[18:30] <Kingsy> toafan: that doesnt have options to make displays clones or side by side or anything tho
[18:30] <Costeelation> theadmin, ajam g++ is a text editor?
[18:30] <kapz> How do I make MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) work under ubuntu? I want to connect my Android tablet to my PC...
[18:30] <rbb2> plses help do i need gnome shell 4 in xubuntu to enable compiz
[18:30] <Costeelation> now you can tell me a compiler and a text editor?
[18:30] <theadmin> Costeelation: No, it's a compiler. Thing that turns text into something your computer can run.
[18:30] <toafan> Kingsy: really?  It does for me.  does it see all your connected displays?
[18:31] <Kingsy> toafan: yeah
[18:31] <Kingsy> toafan: I am using xubuntu.. perhaps that could be the problem?
[18:31] <toafan> Kingsy: are they all 'on'?
[18:31] <toafan> Kingsy: could be?  I'm using Unity
[18:31] <Kingsy> yeah... well I have all 3 displays on at the moment.. they are all clones
[18:31] <Kingsy> so all 3 displays have the same thing on them..
[18:32] <morganwk> hello, I am a semi-newb with a somewhat disquieting problem with my ubuntu disc
[18:32] <theadmin> morganwk: What seems to be the problem?
[18:32] <morganwk> so I am trying to install ubuntu on my C drive (currently running vista on D), so I got the iso and put it on a dvd, I set bios to load the dvd drive first, and then when I turned it on, it loaded into windows anyway, after some weird bios gibberish text (or gibberish to me at least, something about media fail and check cable)
[18:32] <Costeelation> theadmin, mm ok thanks
[18:32] <RomeoAva> when i tray to install some programs i receive that: CD/DVD 'Ubuntu 12.04 LTS _Precise Pangolin_ - Release amd64 (20120425)' is required
[18:32] <toafan> Kingsy: mm, well, in my 'displays' window, I can select displays and there's a switch to turn them 'on' and 'off'.  Controls whether it gets used.
[18:32] <RomeoAva> what means that?
[18:33] <Kingsy> toafan: yeah there is here too.. but there is no options to decide if you want it to be a clone, a seperate display.. which side you want it on.. make it a new X session etc etc
[18:33] <Kingsy> its very very basic
[18:34] <ALIAZ> heyho, does anyone know a good ide for c++ programming under linux(i m currently using backtrack+vim+gnu compiler) ?
[18:34] <toafan> Kingsy: I don't know about some of the more advanced stuff you mentioned, but I've got a checkbox labeled "mirror displays".  Unchecked, they're different, checked, they show the same thing (clone output)
[18:35] <qin> !hud
[18:35] <theadmin> ALIAZ: That probably is the best choice :)
[18:35] <morganwk> so I guess I should repeat my question, huh?
[18:35] <theadmin> morganwk: Nobody knows = nobody answers. Repeating the question is fine unless you do it too often.
[18:35] <morganwk> so I am trying to install ubuntu on my C drive (currently running vista on D), so I got the iso and put it on a dvd, I set bios to load the dvd drive first, and then when I turned it on, it loaded into windows anyway, after some weird bios gibberish text (or gibberish to me at least, something about media fail and check cable)
[18:36] <morganwk> I might be able to take a picture of the bios error screen, but not a screenshot
[18:36] <Kingsy> toafan: yeah thats exactly what I need.. and I don't have those options
[18:36] <ALIAZ> ok, i have to get used to this, by now i worked with bloodshed dev c++ under windows so...
[18:36] <Kingsy> brb reboot
[18:36] <toafan> morganwk: a picture would probably help
[18:37] <morganwk> I'll see what I can do
[18:37] <morganwk> let me go restart my computer and all
[18:37] <RiXtEr> morganwk, does it even read the dvd?
[18:37] <Costeelation> shareit
[18:37] <RiXtEr> does the light flash at all?
[18:37] <MagneticDuck> yo, I have a question about alias
[18:37] <MagneticDuck> I assigned "returns" to "echo $?"
[18:37] <morganwk> oh, uh, I think it does read the dvd. does it matter that I have the cd release burned on the dvd?
[18:38] <MagneticDuck> using "alias returns="echo $?""
[18:38] <MagneticDuck> (w/out quotes)
[18:38] <MagneticDuck> however...
[18:38] <MagneticDuck> it seems to only return one value
[18:38] <SkippersBoss> morganwk, booting/installing ubuntu from stick might be a better solution
[18:38] <MagneticDuck> it doesn't change
[18:38] <morganwk> I tried from usb, same error
[18:38] <MagneticDuck> I might as well say "returns=`echo $?`"
[18:38] <RiXtEr> morganwk, it might matter, you didn't just burn the file right? your burnt the iso to the disk correctly?
[18:38] <Costeelation> hi again guys... why my desktop login not sound? :(
[18:39] <morganwk> I downloaded the iso two or three different times, once by torrent
[18:39] <morganwk> I used winrar to extract the files onto the dvd
[18:39] <RomeoAva>  when i tray to install some programs is asking me to insert a disk: CD/DVD 'Ubuntu 12.04 LTS _Precise Pangolin_ - Release amd64 (20120425)' is required
[18:39] <MagneticDuck> "returns" always gives two
[18:39] <MagneticDuck> ..?
[18:40] <Costeelation> download the desktop iso no dvd
[18:40] <toafan> morganwk: dunno what winrar does, did you use ISO buning software?
[18:40] <theadmin> MagneticDuck: Well, the alias is configured at the time your rcfile is read. Therefore, it uses the value of $? at the time the script is read.
[18:40] <Costeelation> maybe you burn with errors
[18:40] <MagneticDuck> theadmin: it doesn't seem like that
[18:40] <SkippersBoss> morganwk, how did u create ur stick ??
[18:40] <MagneticDuck> I'll post everything I typed in the problem session
[18:40] <morganwk> no I didn't. is there something other than the files in the iso that makes the disc bootable, like the way the iso burns it?
[18:41] <morganwk> I guess I'll try actual iso burning software but I don't think it matters (and I'm running out of DVD's)
[18:41] <SkippersBoss> morganwk,
[18:41] <SkippersBoss> did u use http://unetbootin.sourceforge.net/ to create ur stick ??
[18:42] <Qtr> Is there some common problem a lot of people have at linux that i could solve. Like some boring app that I could write a program to solve. Not a huge program but something like 1K-5K LOC.
[18:42] <morganwk> but until then I will take a picture of the boot error and stuff
[18:43] <MagneticDuck> http://paste.ubuntu.com/1121943/
[18:43] <MagneticDuck> theadmin
[18:43] <MagneticDuck> I don't understand why returns isn't working
[18:44] <theadmin> MagneticDuck: Because $? is read at the time you run "alias ...", not every time you *use* the alias
[18:44] <MagneticDuck> ahah
[18:44] <MagneticDuck> how would I make alias store a literal string without evaluating it?
[18:44] <caixa> can anyone tell me how to customize the tray icons?
[18:44] <MagneticDuck> so returns would really just substitute a command
[18:44] <theadmin> MagneticDuck: You don't. Use this: function returns { echo $? }
[18:45] <MagneticDuck> caixa: using Unity?
[18:45] <MagneticDuck> theadmin: I can do that in the bash?
[18:45] <MagneticDuck> or do I have to make a bash file?
[18:45] <MagneticDuck> caixa: If so, just drag them around
[18:45] <theadmin> MagneticDuck: You can do both
[18:45] <caixa> MagneticDuck, you sure? im talking about the system tray icons...
[18:45] <MagneticDuck> to pin one, run it and then rightclick on the application in the bar, and click "pin*"
[18:45] <toafan> will just doing it in bash 'stick' across settings?
[18:46] <MagneticDuck> ahah
[18:46] <MagneticDuck> caixa: x) Yeah, I don't think you can
[18:46] <MagneticDuck> theadmin: ty
[18:49] <Qtr> So to be able to apt-get something means your program has to pass some process right? or could you apt-get from an url?
[18:50] <BluesKaj> !dpkg | Qtr
[18:50] <BluesKaj> !apt
[18:50] <toafan> I'm trying to lock myself out of the GUI for a bit on a semi-regular basis.  I don't mind doing anacron, but I still gotta get the lock part.  any ideas?
[18:51] <theadmin> toafan: Use xlock, for example. There's also an applet for that of some sort, I don't remember the name.
[18:51] <donsd> Are flash drives NOT recommended for backup?
[18:52] <theadmin> donsd: They aren't indeed, they break often
[18:52] <toafan> an applet would probably be better, actually...
[18:52] <donsd> theadmin: Thanks, I thought that might be the case. Too bad, would be very handy.
[18:53] <raven__> Hello im having some issues with wireless drivers on ubuntu 12.04
[18:53] <raven__> my network card is broadcom 4321
[18:53] <raven__> in my nm-applet it says device not ready "firmware missing"
[18:53] <Chris95X8> is there a way to get the properties of a file quickly? without right-clicking and going to properties?
[18:54] <subz3r0> Chris95X8, ls -lisa
[18:54] <OerHeks> !bcm
[18:54] <OerHeks> raven__, sudo apt-get install b43-fwcutter firmware-b43-installer ( and reboot )
[18:56] <raven__> OerHeks: i dont have any wired interface on that computer
[18:56] <Chris95X8> subz3r0, thanks, will check that out. Im fairly new
[18:56] <raven__> is it possible to only install the deb packages? or do i need to be online
[18:57] <OerHeks> raven, well you need one, to make use of the firmware download
[18:57] <subz3r0> raven, dpkg -i debfile.deb
[18:57] <OerHeks> !offline | raven__
[18:58] <raven__> OerHeks: ok thanks, then i will borrow an external usb wifi network card
[18:58] <raven__> and go online with it.
[18:59] <Chris95X8> subz3r0, i meant something like this    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/36624872/info.png
[19:00] <d1gital> I have an AMD Phenom and it seems to be "stuck" at 0.8GHz.  `modprobe powernow-k8` gives no output (and writes nothing to dmesg), and 'cpufreq-info' returns 'no or unknown cpufreq driver is active on this CPU'.  What's going on here?  Do I need to recompile my kernel?
[19:02] <caixa> is there no way to modify system tray icons?
[19:03] <pepe_326> pävää
[19:03] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: if you run more cpu intensive tasks, does it increase?
[19:03] <DJones> !fi ? pepe_326
[19:03] <pepe_326> iltaa
[19:03] <DJones> !fi | pepe_326
[19:04] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: try: sudo cpufreq-selector -c 0 -f 800000
[19:04] <morganwk> hey guys
[19:04] <morganwk> I got the boot errror mostly written down
[19:05] <romy420> can the amd graphics driver handle two nearly identical cards (one for bitcoin mining, one for my display) in one pc without getting confused?
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: also try:  echo "1200000" | sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_setspeed; echo "800000" | sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu1/cpufreq/scaling_setspeed
[19:05] <morganwk> so I am trying to install ubuntu on my C drive (currently running vista on D), so I got the iso and put it on a dvd, I set bios to load the dvd drive first, and then when I turned it on, it loaded into windows anyway, after showing this on the screen: http://pastebin.com/X2ViRLSj
[19:05] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/519142 is the source
[19:06] <ActionParsnip> morganwk: did you download the DVD ISO and MD5 test it?
[19:06] <Chris95X8> can i get something like this in ubuntu 12.04?   http://dl.dropbox.com/u/36624872/info.png   quick properties
[19:07] <navatwo> Anyone point me in the right direction for installing gcc-4.7?
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> Chris95X8: imagemagick can show you that stuff
[19:07] <navatwo> without compiling it from source..
[19:07] <ActionParsnip> navatwo: what is the output of: lsb_release -sc
[19:07] <morganwk> no, I downloaded the normal CD one, and then burned it on a dvd
[19:07] <navatwo> ActionParsnip: I'm on precise.
[19:08] <oozbooz> trying pxe boot/install Xubuntu 12.04 it fails "...cant read /etc/fstab" attempting to mount couple partitions ... RHEL boots fine on the same box
[19:08] <oozbooz> any ideas where to start looking ?
[19:08] <Chris95X8> ActionParsnip, but i need to see that quickly. Like when I click the desired file
[19:08] <gvo> morganwk: have you ever been able to boot from cdrom?
[19:09] <ActionParsnip> Chris95X8: you could make a nautilus script
[19:09] <morganwk> yeah, a year or two ago I ran opensuse
[19:09] <gvo> morganwk: if you've still got it, try that.
[19:09] <gvo> morganwk: for some reason the boot process isn't reading the disk.
[19:09] <bestdnd> i started to have sound issues today. using totem, the sound works like before, but in chrome (youtube) and in wine (diablo) the sound is flaky- sounds like it plays for half a second and waits for half a second. cpu tops up to 60% while playing, so i guess it's not this. what else can it be?
[19:10] <theadmin> oozbooz: Does fstab exist? Are the permissions on it (644, root:root) correct?
[19:10] <morganwk> I guess... would it make it easier to install ubuntu later? I really like the new DE.
[19:10] <Chris95X8> ActionParsnip, the problem is that I'm a beginner at developing :)
[19:10] <ActionParsnip> navatwo: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:linaro-maintainers/toolchain; sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install gcc-4.7
[19:10] <oozbooz> theadmin: it is a fresh install
[19:10] <gvo> morganwk: I've had at least 6 cd/dvd drive go TU
[19:10] <theadmin> oozbooz: Oh, hm... Weird.
[19:10] <morganwk> it works while in windows, but not on boot
[19:10] <morganwk> I get this error:
[19:11] <morganwk> http://pastebin.com/X2ViRLSj
[19:11] <gvo> morganwk: No that would only check to make sure that your drive will boot.
[19:11] <Kingsy> has grandr been taken out of the repos?
[19:11] <gvo> morganwk: I saw that.
[19:11] <ActionParsnip> Chris95X8: http://www.surreal.asturnazari.es/content/imagemagick-4-batch-process-script-crop-and-normalize-example may help
[19:11] <theadmin> Kingsy: (if it is) use lxrandr instead
[19:12] <oozbooz> theadmin: looking for pxelinux.cfg/default file examples ...
[19:12] <ActionParsnip> navatwo: source: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+ppas?name_filter=gcc-4.7
[19:12] <Chris95X8> ActionParsnip, i'll look into that. Thank you very much
[19:12] <gvo> morganwk: and if it's OK check the md5sum as suggested and burn a new one but turn on verify.
[19:13] <Kingsy> lxrandr doesnt let you choose where you want your displays.. so for example.. --left-of DVI-1 or whatever
[19:13] <Kingsy> theadmin: ^^^^
[19:13] <theadmin> Kingsy: Ah...
[19:13] <theadmin> !find grandr
[19:13] <theadmin> Eh.
[19:13] <theadmin> Guess it's not in the repos, Kingsy
[19:13] <trism> Kingsy: and it is: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=646275
[19:14] <Kingsy> I know arandr is there.. but that seems to have a bug
[19:14] <morganwk> does it make a difference if I extract from the iso or burn using it?
[19:14] <morganwk> also what is md5sum
[19:14] <bestdnd> i started to have sound issues today. using totem, the sound works like before, but in chrome (youtube) and in wine (diablo) the sound is flaky- sounds like it plays for half a second and waits for half a second. cpu tops up to 60% while playing, so i guess it's not this. what else can it be?
[19:14] <Kingsy> trism: lol kinda stupid saying as tho arandr has a bug
[19:14] <Kingsy> it doesnt run AT ALL
[19:15] <MonkeyDust> !md5| morganwk
[19:15] <gvo> morganwk: burn an ISO don't extract it.
[19:15] <Kingsy> anyone maybe know anything about arandr? maybe know about the bug? and a fix?
[19:16] <gvo> morganwk: Are you burning on Win or Linux?
[19:16] <ActionParsnip> morganwk: and don't use the junky burner in built in windows, also burn as slowly as possible
[19:16] <dr--willis> !burn
[19:17] <Kingsy> here it is --> https://bugs.launchpad.net/python-xrandr/+bug/1005953
[19:17] <Kingsy> no comments.. no fixes.. no alternatives
[19:17] <morganwk> not that I doubt its existence or your expertise, but what is the difference between just putting the files from the iso on it and burning it?
[19:17] <Kingsy> nice
[19:18] <gvo> morganwk: the difference is that more than just the files need to go on the iso, for one thing.
[19:18] <gvo> sorry go on the cd.
[19:18] <morganwk> yeah I get it
[19:18] <morganwk> I guess I'll look it up later, sounds interesting
[19:19] <morganwk> but for now, I have a blank CD to find
[19:19] <gvo> morganwk: You don't see everything in the ISO file.
[19:20] <morganwk> so long and thanks for all the fish
[19:20] <dr--willis> copying files from the  iso =wont boot right ;)
[19:20] <gvo> won't boot at all!
[19:21] <dr--willis> silly archive apps that set themselves up to open iso files = annoying
[19:22] <gvo> It does cause grief.
[19:22] <dr--willis> seen way too many beginners confused when winrar opens the iso
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> dr--willis: very
[19:22] <theadmin> dr--willis: Yeah, annoying indeed... Ark does that :/
[19:22] <ActionParsnip> dr--willis: although it can be disabled but idefault enabled :(
[19:22] <gvo> Need to change ISO file to include  a README! file
[19:23] <gvo> maybe that would help a few.
[19:24] <Kingsy> so there is no graphical alternative to arandr?
[19:24] <Kingsy> that anyone knows of?
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> !info grandr
[19:26] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: what is the output of:  lsb_release -sc
[19:27] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: precise
[19:27] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: arandr is for Arch...are you sure you aren't using arch?
[19:27] <OerHeks> !xrandr
[19:27] <Phearretus> Hey all; got a question about Wammu.
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Phearretus: ask away, if the channel can reply, it will
[19:28] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: nope.. precise
[19:28] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: tried xrandr
[19:29] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: yeah seems to be ok.. but a GUi would have been nice.. is all.
[19:29] <navatwo> ActionParsnip: btw, I had to add the repository as Quetzal
[19:29] <ActionParsnip> navatwo: I see, weird. The repo gave the package for Precise
[19:29] <navatwo> yeah, it wasn't there thoguh :/
[19:29] <navatwo> at least, g++ wasn't
[19:30] <navatwo> either way, I just had to add it to my sources.list manually, then add the keyserv
[19:30] <ActionParsnip> navatwo: https://launchpad.net/~linaro-maintainers/+archive/toolchain?field.series_filter=precise
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> navatwo: the package to install is gcc-4.7
[19:31] <Phearretus> ok ty I am curious as to if  (1) there might be an easier program than wammu. (2) is it possible to connect to Motorola Droid Razr.
[19:31] <ActionParsnip> !info displayconfig-gtk
[19:32] <tanuki> Is there currently a project to support HiDPI mode ("Retina")?
[19:32] <ActionParsnip> !info grandr
[19:33] <kevininspain> Hi. I am using Ubuntu 12.04. In my video file I can see just a strip of video and not part of the actual video itself can anyone help please
[19:35] <theadmin> kevininspain: Is it the same in all videos? What player do you use?
[19:36] <kevininspain> I have installed VLC But in the actual file where I store the videos they are just orange strips
[19:36] <annie> I'm trying to install Ubunta 12.04 to a 32 gb USB thumb drive. Can someone give me the usual partition table? I've tried several different partitions and they don't work.
[19:37] <kevininspain> when I pass then to my usb hard drive I can see them appearing, strange I can see whats inside each video file in the external USB drive an not in the actual computer
[19:37] <ActionParsnip> kevininspain: did you install ubuntu-restricted-extras
[19:38] <ActionParsnip> annie: how much RAM does the system have?
[19:38] <kevininspain> ah no I did not
[19:39] <kevininspain> how do I install them via package manager ?
[19:39] <ActionParsnip> kevininspain: search for the package name I gave....
[19:39] <gvo> annie: are you aware that there is a 4 GB limit to fat32 (vfat) partitions?
[19:39] <kevininspain> ActionParsnip, OK
[19:39] <d1gital> ActionParsnip: Thanks, but no joy.  I don't even have a cpufreq subdirectory under /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0
[19:40] <fusk> is there a grub2 editor you can recommend ?
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> fusk: what do you ewant to achieve and I may be able to advise
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> din: are there any bugs reported? have you tried Quantal in liveCD?
[19:41] <annie> No gvo, I've installed to a hd over the years on fat and vfat and didn't have to partition a hd to only 4gb segments.
[19:41] <Multbrelch> Hi all
[19:41] <ActionParsnip> annie: how much RAM does the system have please?
[19:42] <Multbrelch> Q: I want to have the option "savely remove drive" in cairo-dock. Does this exist?
[19:42] <gvo> annie: that's a fact however.  vfat partitons are limited to 4 Gb.
[19:43] <annie> 8gb
[19:43] <gvo> annie http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table#FAT32
[19:43] <fusk> ActionParsnip, i want to remove some of the options at the boot menu, leaving default linux & windows boot.
[19:43] <ActionParsnip> annie: 8Gb for / formatted Ext4, 8.8Gb for swap space and the rest formatted Ext4 for /home
[19:44] <ActionParsnip> fusk: if you can give a pastebin of the output of:  uname -a; dpkg -l | grep linux-image      I can give a command to remove all but the running kernel
[19:44] <annie> tx ActionParsnip I'll divvy it up now.
[19:44] <caixa> aclocal, 8gb for /? is that enough?
[19:45] <gvo> annie If you want to do a persistent install create two partitions named caspe-rw and home-rw
[19:45] <caixa> ActionParsnip, don't installed apps go to / ?
[19:45] <Multbrelch> nobody has an idea with  "savely remove drive" in cairo-dock?
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> annie: seperate /home and / isn't necessary, it's just handy for backups :)
[19:45] <ActionParsnip> caixa: yes
[19:45] <kevininspain> ActionParsnip, will re boot and see
[19:46] <gvo> that's casper-rw not caspe-rw
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> caixa: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122073/  here is mine with a 1Gb extra lot of data for urban terror = 5.1Gb
[19:46] <annie> I'm just trying to test with my hardware and configuration before I do build so I won't need to backup.
[19:46] <caixa> ActionParsnip,  and /home is for like docs, downloads, music, etc.. right?
[19:46] <kevininspain> caixa, eres español ?
[19:46] <ActionParsnip> !es
[19:46] <annie> Thanks
[19:46] <caixa> kevininspain, poco
[19:46] <fusk> ActionParsnip, here you go http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122077/
[19:46] <Phili> hi
[19:47] <ActionParsnip> fusk: sudo apt-get --purge remove linux-image-3.2.0-23-generic linux-image-3.2.0-26-generic; sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
[19:47] <kevininspain> caixa, I saw your nick and thought you maybe Spanish using the nick from the Bank La Caixa lol
[19:47] <caixa> kevininspain, falo poco portuguese
[19:47] <caixa> kevininspain, caixa for box, like linux box - linux caixa
[19:48] <kevininspain> yo ingles y español y un poco de portuguese
[19:48] <kevininspain> caixa, ahhh ya jajaja
[19:48] <MonkeyDust> please guys, keep it to english
[19:48] <kevininspain> well I'm re booting bye
[19:49] <caixa> kevininspain, eu falo português bem, mas escrever é uma história diferente
[19:49] <Phili> i tried installing ubuntu 12.4 on an old amd64 laptop (using the text-only installer), at the first boot, it freezes while loading (the dots below "ubuntu" don't even fill from white to orange), what can i do?
[19:49] <fusk> ActionParsnip, as i see it, it doesn't remove memtest options, right ?
[19:49] <d1gital> I think my problem is in loading the drivers.  I can `modprobe acpi_cpufreq` with no errors, but `lsmod | grep freq` immediately after lists nothing.
[19:50] <gvo> Phili there was a bug WRT broadcom chips on laptops that hung boot processes. I don't know if that's been fixed yet or not.
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> fusk: no, that is in a different package
[19:50] <Phili> what shall i do?
[19:50] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: try:  modprobe -vv acpi_cpufreq
[19:51] <fusk> ActionParsnip, can you just uninstall memtest ?
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> Phili: what video chip do you use?
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> fusk: sure if you want to
[19:51] <Phili> ati x700
[19:51] <gvo> Phili: Start by searching for that bug.  There is something that you can do at boot time to prevent the loading of the firmware.
[19:51] <ActionParsnip> fusk: sudo apt-get --purge remove memtest86+
[19:51] <Phili> ok thanks
[19:51] <gvo> Phili: does it have a broadcom wireless card?
[19:51] <annie> ActionParsnip, I created the partition table and it's saying I need to go back and create a 1MB reserved bios boot area mounded on /boot?
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> Phili: try the boot option: nomodeset
[19:52] <gvo> Phili: ^^^ that too
[19:52] <Phili> i'll try, yes it is a broadcom chip
[19:52] <fusk> Is there a difference to that uninstall, and just uninstalling through the app store ?
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> annie: play along, you could make a 75Mb /boot partition if you want to
[19:52] <fusk> or software center
[19:52] <caixa> gnome uses gtk2+ themes?
[19:52] <ActionParsnip> fusk: its teh same difference
[19:53] <annie> Ok so I do need to go back and do that. I'll make it 75. tx
[19:53] <ActionParsnip> caixa: gtk3 themes now
[19:53] <macswell> I am receiving the error: "Unable to mount <volume> Not Authorized" with some usb drives. Any ideas what might cause this?
[19:53] <fusk> ok, didn't know if there was any voodoo involved in that purge cmd.
[19:53] <Apes> Hello, just curious why Ubuntu has such an old version of tmux in its package repos
[19:53] <wooy> hi, i am running ubuntu 12 in vmware. it got dual core cpu and 1 gb ram, but it feels very laggy. Should i try different version, or distro?
[19:54] <Kingsy> what are the open drivers like that come with ubuntu as far as performance?
[19:54] <ActionParsnip> wooy: tried the Unity2D session?
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: the intel ones are amazing for one :)
[19:55] <wrapids>  My linode has been behaving very strangely. I've installed gitlab recently and mysql is occasionally crashing and I'm finding nothing but empty logs. A moment ago I could not access the server by any means, simply timing out. I issued a reboot from the linode dashboard and it took it about 20 minutes to shut it down. I tried connecting via the ajax ssh console and was given an out of memory error. Any ideas on what's going on?
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> Apes: you could report a bug and/or find a PPA
[19:55] <ActionParsnip> !ppa | Apes
[19:55] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: I am using an AMD card..
[19:56] <gvo> wrapids: can you boot into single user mode via the ajax console?
[19:56] <fusk> thank you for your help ActionParsnip
[19:56] <wooy> ActionParsnip, just tried the unity. same or even worse. is the gui too demanding?
[19:56] <gvo> wrapids: or boot single user mod and then go in via the ajax ssh?
[19:57] <gvo> mode
[19:57] <wrapids> gvo: Not that I'm aware of, but also not sure how I'd try. I'm currently booted however.
[19:57] <annie> ActionParsnip it's loading files now. I'll be back after lunch, no I mean after it finished :)
[19:57] <nannes> Hello! I need the services of the bot called ubottu-it ... Why isn't it online?
[19:57] <gvo> wrapids: but it's giving you out of memory when you try to ssh?
[19:57] <macswell> I am receiving the error: "Unable to mount <volume> Not Authorized" with some usb drives. Any ideas what might cause this?
[19:58] <OerHeks> nannes ask in ubuntu-bots ?
[19:58] <wrapids> gvo: That was the initial problem. I attempted the reboot, it took 20 minutes to power off, then came back up like everything was fine. I've noticed a hit on my gitlab site causes mysql to eat some seriosu ram however. Between that, the mysql crashes, it leads me to believe the problem is related to those two.
[19:59] <gvo> wrapids: Sounds like a gitlab problem.
[19:59] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: so as I am using an AMD card.. I take it my open gprahics driver isnt going to be intel ?
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> Kingsy: no it will be the radeon driver, which is also open source
[20:00] <d1gital> ActionParsnip: even with -vv, modprobe shows no output, and again nothing is written to dmesg.. that seems really strange to me.  Isn't there generally _something_ written to dmesg when a module is loaded?
[20:00] <ActionParsnip> d1gital: usually
[20:01] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: what is the command to confirm that?
[20:01] <gvo> d1gital: running as root, right?
[20:01] <d1gital> gvo: yes
[20:01] <gvo> d1gital: Just checking.
[20:02] <d1gital> ;]
[20:02] <PRabyte> im trying to change the PS1 in bashrc, lots of stuff there, default 10.04 gnome desktop here. i have what i want, but i dont want to loose out on other PS1 stuff if i replace
[20:02] <gvo> d1gital: Of course I've made that mistake! ;)
[20:03] <gvo> made ^never made
[20:03] <d1gital> It's like modprobe is doing nothing at all.  Here's an strace:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122095/
[20:04] <macswell> I am receiving the error: "Unable to mount <volume> Not Authorized" with some usb drives. Any ideas what might cause this?
[20:04] <caixa> is there anyway to get square corners for windows?
[20:05] <caixa> this doesnt seem to be there - http://askubuntu.com/questions/36029/how-do-i-make-a-theme-have-square-instead-of-round-windows
[20:05] <theadmin> PRabyte: Put the new PS1 in your shell's rc file. If you don't like the result, remove that line to revert to default.
[20:06] <gvo> macswell: what are you doing to cause it?
[20:07] <macswell> gvo: I'm just testing a variety of drives
[20:07] <gvo> macswell: manual mount, or let the system sense it?
[20:07] <macswell> gvo: automatic
[20:08] <gvo> macswell: dmesg | tail -30 and look for errors.
[20:09] <macswell> gvo: I do not see any
[20:09] <macswell> gvo: the device seems to be recognized but the volume cannot be mounted
[20:09] <gvo> macswell: No mention of the sd device?
[20:10] <gvo> macswell does dmesg show something like sdb: sdb1 or sdd: sdd1?
[20:10] <macswell> gvo: just sdb
[20:10] <d1gital> OK then let me ask a more general question:  Is it safe to compile and run the latest kernel under Ubuntu?
[20:11] <gvo> macswell: try file -s /dev/sdb as root
[20:11] <macswell> gvo: it returns information about the device
[20:11] <macswell> gvo: I
[20:11] <shadow98> guys can someone help me i upgraded skype and now it opens in Japanese writing
[20:12] <shadow98> ubuntu 10.4
[20:12] <macswell> gvo: I can type it out if you like, its on another system so I can't just copy paste
[20:12] <shadow98> latest version of skype from the website
[20:12] <mbalmer> shadow98, sure. learn japanese.
[20:12] <gvo> macswell: No just summarize it.
[20:12] <OerHeks> d1gital, it will break more than you can fix, try ubuntu 12.10 with the latest kernel. support in #ubuntu+1
[20:12] <shadow98> mbalmer, not so funny this time around
[20:12] <shadow98> :)
[20:12] <shadow98> someone already suggested that earlier
[20:12] <ActionParsnip> shadow98: try renaming the skype config folder in $HOME
[20:13] <kea> hello friends
[20:13] <cacts|works> hello kea
[20:13] <cornfeed> hello hello, i am in a really bad crunch and need to free up some space...i ran apt-get clean and there is no cache to clean, any other idea where I can clear up space that isnt needed?
[20:13] <gvo> macswell: Does is show x86 boot sector or partition 1 or flash ?
[20:14] <mbalmer> cornfeed, apt-get autoremove?
[20:14] <kea> hello
[20:14] <cornfeed> no cant do that
[20:14] <shadow98> ActionParsnip, ls -al *sky* doesn't show any skype folder in home dir
[20:14] <cornfeed> kea: hi
[20:14] <macswell> gvo: x86 boot sector, MS XP MBR, Serial 0xc3072e18, partition 1: ID=0xb, active, starthead 1, startsector 32, 7925728 sectors, code offset 0xc0
[20:14] <macswell> gvo: that's the best summary i can do lol
[20:15] <kea> how to install on retina mbp?
[20:15] <shadow98> ActionParsnip, ahhh its capital
[20:15] <shadow98> S
[20:15] <Pukeko> sup kea
[20:15] <d1gital> OerHeks: thanks.
[20:16] <kea> goodbye friends
[20:16] <kea> god bless
[20:16] <gvo> macswell: OK well it should have mounted.  ID=0xb is a FAT32 partition.
[20:16] <macswell> gvo: that is correct. When I look at disk utility it has the device as sdb
[20:17] <gvo> macswell: try sudo mount -t vfat /dev/sdb1 /mnt
[20:17] <ganster> or instruction to delete
[20:17] <macswell> gvo: the volume is at sdb1
[20:17] <ganster> how to delete such a file like this  by using testdisk    http://imagebin.org/222773
[20:17] <gvo> macswell: ls -l /mnt
[20:17] <gvo> macswell: if the mount worked, that is.
[20:18] <macswell> gvo: it didn't work
[20:18] <macswell> gvo: no errors, but it does not appear to have mounted
[20:18] <gvo> df -h /mnt
[20:19] <shadow98> ActionParsnip, that worked thanks
[20:19] <macswell> gvo: interesting
[20:19] <gvo> What?
[20:19] <macswell> gvo: that returned the filesystem size, usage, etc
[20:19] <shadow98> btw, how do you do a listing that will ignore case?
[20:19] <macswell> gvo: ls -l  /mnt returns total 0
[20:19] <macswell> gvo: df -h /mnt returns that info
[20:20] <gvo> macswell: what info?
[20:20] <macswell> gvo: Filesystem, size, used, avail, use%, Mounted on
[20:20] <pzaljr> hey so I just joined this channel...and this is crazy.  But:  I was running a rather long install process via putty into a ubuntu remote server, and my client crashed.  I can tell it's still running via ps aux but...is there any way to get back into watching the install status, as it was?   Here's my number~
[20:20] <MonkeyDust> gvo  type it and you'ls see
[20:21] <MonkeyDust> you'll*
[20:21] <gvo> macswell: and that info showed the usb device mounted on /mnt?
[20:21] <macswell> gvo: correct
[20:21] <gvo> macswell: so you have a usb drive with an empty vfat (fat32) partition.
[20:22] <macswell> gvo: correct the drive does not have any data on it
[20:22] <gvo> macswell: as to your original question, "I have no idea why it wasn't recognized"
[20:23] <macswell> gvo: Ok, thanks for your help
[20:23] <gvo> Sorry.
[20:23] <macswell> gvo: it
[20:24] <r3dLunchb0x_> MOTD, how to change it and personalize it per user who logs in?
[20:24] <macswell> gvo: it's alright, I wanted to get some generic help troubleshooting but I am working with a proprietary form of terminal services and usb  redirection
[20:24] <trism> r3dLunchb0x_: it is controlled by the scripts in /etc/update-motd.d/
[20:24] <macswell> gvo: its likely there's a lot more going on with the system than the usual
[20:24] <r3dLunchb0x_> trism: ty, gonna go look at them. ;-)
[20:25] <gvo> macswell: There are reasons it wouldn't work all the time, but I don't know why it wouldn't work for a valid device.  Good luck.
[20:25] <macswell> gvo: yeah, what's interesting is that some drives work or do not depending on the filesystem I use
[20:25] <macswell> gvo: the drive I'm working with right now will function if I format it to NTFS rather than FAT32
[20:26] <macswell> gvo: and I have another drive that won't work either waya
[20:26] <gvo> macswell: wierd.
[20:26] <macswell> gvo: and abouot 6 mor ethat work either way heh
[20:26] <gvo> macswell: I have one I bricked.
[20:27] <gvo> macswell: It doesn't do squat when I plug it in.
[20:27] <macswell> gvo: ah well, all of them work if I plug them directly into the host
[20:27] <macswell> gvo: there is a lot of information I'm not/can't share
[20:28] <gvo> macswell: OK understandable.
[20:28] <macswell> gvo: just wanted to make sure I wasn't overlooking simple steps (I am by no means a Linux guru lol). Thank you so much for your help
[20:28] <gvo> macswell: Sure, good luck.
[20:29] <sandu> hello
[20:29] <shhs> hey
[20:34] <annie> Well I just failed at installing Ubuntu again. I got Executing 'grub-install' failed. This is a fatal error.
[20:34] <tanuki> Is there any way to scale up the window chrome in Unity? I know how to scale the text, but when text is scaled up, the rest of the display looks weird.
[20:35] <d1gital> Making progress... dmesg shows me nothing because the module is builtin.  'dmesg | grep power' gives me this:  powernow-k8: No compatible ACPI _PSS objects found.
[20:35] <Costeelation> excuse me guys... i have a problem with the login :(
[20:35] <Costeelation> because my desktop-login does not sound?
[20:35] <Costeelation> i can restart your configuration?
[20:37] <trism> Costeelation: I believe we disabled by default in 12.04, you could add: canberra-gtk-play --id=desktop-login; to Startup Applications
[20:38] <ActionParsnip> Costeelation: do you get sound in regular apps?
[20:39] <Costeelation> that is the comand?
[20:39] <Costeelation> no
[20:39] <trism> Costeelation: that's the command that used to be there by default (but I don't see it here)
[20:40] <Costeelation> aaaa ok
[20:40] <Kingsy> ActionParsnip: so if I have a monitor connected, it displays as it should (connected with HDMI) and I can see the display also with xrandr.. how do you also output sound to it?
[20:41] <Relondo> Why does Ubuntu pop up with a message sometimes saying that "Your login keyring was not unlocked. Enter your password."
[20:41] <Relondo> ?
[20:41] <sarbull> hi guys, i own an Alienware M11x, and i run ubuntu 12.04, it get's overheated, help? ideas ?
[20:41] <Relondo> Sarbull: Did this ever happen with Windows?
[20:42] <OerHeks> Relondo, probably your user pass and keyring pass are different.
[20:42] <Relondo> Sarbull: Because the M11x is just sorta notorious for overheating.
[20:42] <Relondo> OerHeks: What is my keyring, then?
[20:42] <douglas> obex-data-server crashed with SIGSEGV in dbus_connection_ref@plt()
[20:42] <douglas> any one know  anything about that ^^?
[20:42] <Relondo> OerHeks: (Not what is my password, as in, what is a keyring).
[20:43] <OerHeks> Relondo, keyring/seahorse stores passwords, for wifi and applications.
[20:43] <MonkeyDust> douglas  obex is part of bluetooth, iirc
[20:43] <douglas> MonkeyDust: yeah, it crashes everytime startup.
[20:43] <sarbull> he's overheating because of the Hard-Disk i think, the proccesor is cool, alienware m11x have a metal plate on his back and it kinda heats up
[20:43] <Relondo> OerHeks: Oh, so there's a central program for handling that stuff in linux? Nice.
[20:44] <sarbull> the problem is that m11x have two video cards, one dedicated and one onboard, and i think ubuntu turns the both ON using only the integrated one..
[20:44] <Rosi> rwar
[20:44] <sarbull> how can i disable a hardware component on ubuntu?
[20:44] <Relondo> Sarbull: Do you think it's overheating because you feel heat, or because you are using a heat monitor? Also, did this ever happen with Windows?
[20:45] <sarbull> i feel heat ! it happened when i was on the dedicated video chip(nvidia) playing games and sh*t
[20:45] <Relondo> Sarbull: Because if you just feel it near the fan, that just means that the fan is working.
[20:46] <Relondo> Sarbull: My laptop is always warm near the fan. But the rest of it is fine. It's just the fan doing its job.
[20:46] <mecormin1080_> see if you can disable it in the bios
[20:46] <sarbull> Relondo: the proccesor is fine, around 40 degrees, the nvidia chipset is the problem, it should be turned off ..
[20:46] <Relondo> sarbull: Alright.
[20:46] <sarbull> Relondo: how can i disable a hardware component?
[20:47] <Relondo> Sarbull: Possibly in the BIOS.
[20:47] <Relondo> Sarbull: Or take a look at this: http://superuser.com/questions/324210/ubuntu-11-04-disable-nvidia-graphics-card
[20:47] <Relondo> Sarbull: Not your card, but the same question.
[20:48] <Relondo> OerHeks: But my keyring and user passwords are the same.
[20:48] <sarbull> Relondo: in the bios, there are only two options: ON and "the opportunity for turning it on by some keyboard combinations" FN+F6 in windows ..
[20:48] <benste> hi i just installed 12.04 now grub doesn't show but boot straigth into ubuntu - i tried update-grub and grub-install already - nothing changes  (i had to manually add windows to grub as it wasn't detected) /boot is on an LVM windows isn't
[20:49] <sarbull> Relondo: interesting link, i'm reading it right now
[20:49] <userone> benste its grub-update
[20:49] <Relondo> Sarbull: Maybe use one of those "turn it on" options.
[20:49] <d1gital> xS If I just disable CoolnQuiet, will my proc run at full speed?
[20:50] <osmosis> how can I check if I am running on a x86 or a 64bit install?
[20:50] <Relondo> d1gital: What's your issue?
[20:50] <sarbull> Relondo: i used that option, the battery drops to 1:30 hours and the resolution changes to 1024x768, BAD!
[20:50] <Relondo> Osmosis: Go to the dash, and search for "system monitor".
[20:50] <osmosis> Relondo, command line?
[20:51] <Relondo> Osmosis: One of the tabs (I think the far left one) will tell you.
[20:51] <benste> userone: not on my system - here it's update-grub
[20:51] <Relondo> Osmosis: Don't know how to do it from CMD. But just hit your Windows key, or whatever you have, or just click the dash button, and search "system monitor".
[20:51] <osmosis> Relondo, okay..that worked for my desktop. I have a server install too though.
[20:51] <benste> Relondo: package cache might show you which version of e.g. FF is installed
[20:52] <raven> how to "install" /dev/dsp?
[20:52] <Relondo> Sarbull: Ouch. Hmm...I honestly don't really know.
[20:52] <Relondo> benste: What now?
[20:53] <theadmin> raven: From what I know, "padsp" provides several tricks to get OSS/ALSA-only things to work with Pulseaudio. Try to use that?
[20:53] <Relondo> Osmosis: Top or Htop might tell you.
[20:53] <d1gital> Relondo: I can't get cpufreq to work: powernow-k8: No compatible ACPI _PSS objects found.
[20:53] <sarbull> Relondo: m11x have two video, nvidia and vga, now i'm working on the vga .. but the nvidia is heated up .. so i guess that's the problem..
[20:53] <d1gital> My CPU is stuck at 0.8GHz.
[20:53] <BitBastard> Hi There, I got a quick one for somebody: what are the default file permissions for /etc/{passwd,shadow,group,gshadow,sudoers}? This user had to restore these files from backup and now things are a bit messed up. I managed to reset the shadow file properly to root:shadow with permissions 640 but if someone with a working system could give me that intel that'd be great.
[20:53] <Relondo> d1gital: I don't think I'm familiar with the cpufreq command.
[20:54] <benbro1> can I install libcairo2 from 12.10 on 12.04 for testing?
[20:54] <benbro1> I've tried: sudo apt-get install -t quantal libcairo2 libcairo2-dev
[20:54] <benste> Relondo: try " apt-cache show nano"
[20:54] <benbro1> but it complains that quantal is not valid
[20:54] <Relondo> sarbull: And turning the Nvidia off ruins your resolution.
[20:54] <benste> Relondo: it will either have i386 or amd64 in there
[20:54] <benste> mine is amd64
[20:54] <theadmin> BitBastard: http://sprunge.us/NdQV
[20:55] <Relondo> benste: Oh, this isn't my problem. It's Osmosis'.
[20:55] <BitBastard> Thanks for that
[20:55] <sarbull> Relondo: turning it on from the bios, i dont know if the nvidia is turned on right now, on windows, when i turn off the nvidia, the system is cool enough for no worries, but when i turn nvidia back on, on windows it heats up ..
[20:56] <sarbull> Relondo: now i am on ubuntu, and i think it is turned on but not using it ..
[20:56] <benste> Relondo: sorry
[20:56] <Kingsy> hmmm can someone in here offer advice with pulseaudio? I can see the hdmi output in the list however with music playing the levels arnt moving, its like its not enabled or something..
[20:56] <Relondo> sarbull: So the problem here is that the nvidia overheats even when not in use?
[20:56] <Relondo> benste: No worries.
[20:56] <theadmin> BitBastard: I'm not on Ubuntu right now tho so the groups may be different.
[20:56] <vooze> How do i find the following, since I need a Static IP Address for my Ubuntu 12.04 server... I need: gateway and netmask. Is gateway just the router? Like <IP_ADDRESS> ?
[20:56] <benste> osmosis: - did you get the message i wrote to Relondo ? - check package cache e.g. for nano
[20:56] <Relondo> !ask kingsy
[20:57] <benste> Anybody who can tell me why my grub isn't working - or better not showing at all
[20:57] <Relondo> Hm, nope, that's not it...
[20:57] <BitBastard> That would explain it according to this thread shadow is root:shadow http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1938386
[20:57] <Relondo> benste: Are you on 12.04?
[20:57] <knoppix>  # debian
[20:57] <knoppix>  # debian
[20:57] <sebastianpersic> Anyone who is good at Resara server?
[20:58] <benste> Relondo: yes - fresh install
[20:58] <BitBastard> sudoers r only
[20:58] <knoppix>  # debian
[20:58] <theadmin> knoppix: Stop spamming.
[20:58] <BitBastard> sorry there's a missing ? there
[20:58] <Relondo> Can anyone kick Knoppix?
[20:59] <Kingsy> do you need to enable hdmi sound with xrandr or something?
[20:59] <MonkeyDust> knoppix  is a bot
[20:59] <Relondo> benste: Is this a Wubi install or standard?
[20:59] <Relondo> MonkeyDust: Can't we kick bots?
[20:59] <benste> Relondo: alternate64
[20:59] <BluesKaj> Kingsy:  in the terminal ,  sudo aplay -l , we need to know your soundcard , just the first line in the outputis fine
[21:00] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: ALC1200 Analog [ALC1200 Analog]
[21:00] <sebastianpersic> Resara anyone??
[21:01] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: you don't have to enable it with xrandr or something? I assumed you might with it being an output on the graphics card
[21:01] <devtekalpha> I want to do programming and music. Programming more.. But i picked ubuntustudio for its sound stuff.. Is there any reason ubuntu would be better for programming? Or ubuntustudio is the same just with added sound stuff
[21:02] <trism> devtekalpha: same repositories, so you can install the same things on both
[21:02] <Relondo> Sorry for those I was helping, but I need to go. Hope you find solutions :)
[21:03] <devtekalpha> Ok thanks. Ill stick with studio version then
[21:03] <BluesKaj> Kingsy:  have you opened alsamixer and enabled the ctrls and turned them up , make spdif is not muted if you're using hdmi
[21:03] <Kingsy> spdif?
[21:03] <Kingsy> ok
[21:04] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: spdiff has a value of 00 and you cant turn it up.. the up arrow does nothing
[21:04] <BluesKaj> you're feeding and DAC , or analog speakers connected to your pc ? Kingsy
[21:04] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: pc speakers
[21:05] <BluesKaj> spdif has no volume ctrl
[21:05] <Kingsy> connected to the onboard minijack audio in
[21:05] <n00b0t> Hello, I have some problems compiling a makefile. Can I ask help here?
[21:05] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: its not supposed to have a volume control?
[21:05] <Fusion_> morning all
[21:06] <Fusion_> L3top how are you going, i had to reinstall ubuntu on my server as the graphics would not install yesterday
[21:06] <trism> n00b0t: can you pastebin the output?
[21:06] <n00b0t> thanks. Just one min.
[21:07] <grkblood> anyone having trouble watchign the olympics on nbcolympics.com?
[21:07] <grkblood> windows chrome works fine but not ubuntu chrome
[21:07] <BluesKaj> Kingsy:  sudo modprobe snd-hada-intel , if there's no output the module/driver is loaded ...you're using analog out so your hdmi/spdif isn't in the mix anyway
[21:07] <sebastianpersic> when I tried to install Resara test version 12.04, in the CLI kerberos asked for realm or something similar. I'm new to Linux and Resara, can anyone tell me what this is, and what I should do in this part of the installation
[21:07] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: FATAL: Module snd_hada_intel not found.
[21:07] <BluesKaj> oops sudo modprobe snd-hda-intel , Kingsy
[21:08] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: there is no output
[21:08] <BluesKaj> good Kingsy then it's loaded
[21:08] <n00b0t> trism: Here's the error. I think I have to specify some variables in the makefile but I have no idea how to do it
[21:08] <n00b0t> http://pastebin.com/Npv5kgMX
[21:08] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: hmmm so what could be the reason for no output over the hdmi then?
[21:09] <BluesKaj> do you want to use hdmi , Kingsy ?
[21:09] <Herne> spdif="Sony Philips digial interchange format"
[21:09] <grkblood> anyone having trouble watchign the olympic streams on nbcolympics.com? neither firefox or chrome are doing it for me on ubuntu.
[21:10] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: i am using hdmi.. through xrandr (its a LCD tv) and it works.. but there is just no sound running to it
[21:10] <benste> bekks: wenn ich in den 40-custom für 40-windows anlege - sollte der bei update-grub im STOUT angezeigt werden - oder heist es er ist falsch wenn er dann fehlt ?
[21:11] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: which is why I was thinking that perhaps xrandr was repsonsible somehow? but I don'tknow
[21:12] <Kingsy> either that or pulseaudio..
[21:12] <wachpwnski> Why can't I install with an encrypted home directory on a usb stick?
[21:12] <BluesKaj> do you have sound with the connected speakers , Kingsy , and why are you using xrandr ?
[21:12] <wachpwnski> Not enough swap, maybe?
[21:13] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: huh?? of course I have sound with speakers connected.. I am using xrandr to handle my other two displays
[21:13] <Kingsy> I just want to feed audio through the hdmi to the 3rd display
[21:13] <Kingsy> the audio works on the pc
[21:13] <Kingsy> but isnt being outputted to the LCD tv via the hdmi
[21:13] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: do you know what I mean?
[21:14] <AndChat|614900> sicheren Kanal senden
[21:14] <theadmin> !de | AndChat|614900
[21:15] <BluesKaj> Kingsy:  I'm connected to a plasma tv using OpenGL , dunno what benefit xrandr
[21:15] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: it just lets you control multiple displays .. i.e setup clones.. or side by side etc.. anyway this really isnt anything to do with the problem.. so nevermind
[21:17] <BluesKaj> Kingsy:  well, the hdmi carriies both audio and video , perhaps xrandr setiing blocks the audio signal somehow
[21:17] <Kingsy> yeah thats what I was thinking
[21:21] <m477> I have a problem with mounting SD card, I plug in it and nothing happens, either I dont see it in df  output, what should I do?
[21:21] <BluesKaj> Kingsy:  have yoo installed pavucontrol , it's very handy for routing input to output in pulseaudio
[21:23] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: yeah I cant get it working from there
[21:24] <BluesKaj> Kingsy:  but your speaker connection works ok , correct ?
[21:24] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: yup
[21:26] <douglas> obex-data-server crashed with SIGSEGV in dbus_connection_ref@plt()
[21:26] <douglas> any one know  anything about that ^^?
[21:27] <douglas> Crashes every time I startup.
[21:27] <douglas> obex-data-server crashed with SIGSEGV in dbus_connection_ref@plt()
[21:27] <douglas> any one know  anything about that ^^?
[21:28] <douglas> sorry. wrong channel
[21:28] <ujoqaj> hello, EVERYTHINGS GONE TERRIBLY WRONG
[21:28] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: kill the caps and explain the situation on one line
[21:28] <ujoqaj> will attempt to
[21:29] <ujoqaj> itll be a heavy one line
[21:29] <BluesKaj> Kingsy:  in alsamixer spdif use the arrow ^ key to make sure you have PCM selected
[21:29] <Kingsy> BluesKaj: the arrow up key does nothing on that device
[21:31] <BluesKaj> Kingsy:  it should , use the > < keys to navigate to spdif , it should highlight in red
[21:31] <ujoqaj> (btw, i only just realized theres probably an ubuntu channel)
[21:31] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: this is the official ubuntu support channel ;)
[21:32] <ujoqaj> yeah i've used ubuntu a few times over the years and never thought to check for one
[21:35] <uskerine> hi
[21:35] <uskerine> how can i list all available packages to be installed (in console mode)
[21:35] <uskerine> ?
[21:35] <uskerine> (i would like to list all available packages which contains the word *asterisk*, for example)
[21:36] <r4y> Hello, I messed up Ubuntu 10.04's nvidia driver and graphics. How can I re-install all the essential packages?
[21:36] <sarbull> Relondo: i used blacklist nouveu, blacklist nv, blacklist nvidia
[21:36] <r4y> I am in failsafe graphics mode
[21:36] <zykotick9> uskerine: "apt-cache search asterisk"
[21:37] <sarbull> Relondo: now i have another problem, the screen went down to 640 by 480 pixels and the screen is 4:3
[21:37] <uskerine> thanks zykotic9
[21:37] <zykotick9> !tab > uskerine
[21:37] <sarbull> Relondo: the thing is that the ubuntu logo at start up is full screen at 1366x768, dafuq dude?
[21:37] <ActionParsnip> uskerine: apt-cache search .
[21:39] <Praxi> hmm since I upgraded to 12.04, anytime a new sound stream starts, it plays too fast for a brief time, then goes to normal.
[21:39] <r4y> Is this the command I am after?: sudo apt-get install build-essential
[21:40] <ActionParsnip> Praxi: try:   killall pulseaudio; rm -r ~/.pulse*    wait 10 seconds then try some sound
[21:40] <Praxi> like if I open up grooveshark and play a song, my system plays the first 20 - 30 seconds of the song at 2x speed, then goes to normal without me pushing anything
[21:43] <RSvedman> I have messed up the grub2 config in my computer by installing NetBSD where there used to be another ubuntu.
[21:44] <iceroot> RSvedman: just reinstall grub
[21:44] <RSvedman> now the grub menu shows a lot of stuff that does not exist anymore, and does not show my newly installed netbsd
[21:44] <iceroot> !grub2 | RSvedman
[21:44] <iceroot> RSvedman: the first link should be fine
[21:45] <RSvedman> iceroot: thanks, will check
[21:45] <RSvedman> bbl
[21:45] <iceroot> RSvedman: or when you can still boot the ubuntu (which creates the grub a "sudo update-grub2" should be fine
[21:45] <ActionParsnip> Praxi: is it only an issue in the web browser?
[21:45] <Praxi> no, pidgeon did it too
[21:45] <Praxi> I tried your command so far it worked the first time, will see if it continues.  Thanks ActionParsnip :)
[21:46] <fusk> Anyone can help me make uswsusp default ?
[21:46] <localg0d> I am curious if anyone here can tell me how come I cannot right click my task bars after reverting to classic gnome session in the new 12.04 . I can't figure out how to unlock/add anything to the top and bottom taskbars ?
[21:46] <ActionParsnip> Praxi: np dude, the settings from the old sound config were stinking up the place, you jeust generated some fresh ones after the update with the newer alsa / pulse etc
[21:48] <localg0d> How do i unlock my taskbars so that I can right click them and add things to the taskbar such as processor and internet monitoring please ?
[21:51] <localg0d> any admins in here awake ?
[21:52] <RSvedman> iceroot: sudo update-grub2 was the trick in my case, that made grub aware i have installed netbsd on the second disk. thanks a lot!
[21:52] <iceroot> RSvedman: you are welcome
[21:52] <ActionParsnip> localg0d: admins of what?
[21:52] <localg0d> anyone able to explain to me why the new 12.04 is soo dwarfed ... I can't even RIGHT CLICK my taskbar to add items to it
[21:53] <localg0d> i set my session for gnome classic fallback and i can't add jack chit to the taskbar sir ..
[21:53] <iceroot> localg0d: you are using a non-supported DE
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> localg0d: are you using the fallback session?
[21:53] <localg0d> yes i am
[21:53] <localg0d> lol
[21:53] <ActionParsnip> localg0d: i believe you have to hold ALT+CTRL then right click
[21:53] <zykotick9> iceroot: gnome is no longer supported in #ubuntu?
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> localg0d:  ALT + right click (if that doesn't work, try ALT + SUPER + right click)
[21:54] <localg0d> well ActionParsnip that isn't working ... do i need to install gnome full session or is there one ?
[21:54] <ActionParsnip> zykotick9: sure is as it is the default DE :)
[21:54] <localg0d> ok alt-windowsbutton-right click worked ActionParsnip .. thank you so much ..
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> localg0d: I suggest you use Xubuntu if you like the 2 panel desktop
[21:55] <iceroot> zykotick9: gnome2 fall back
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> !info gnome-panel
[21:55] <ActionParsnip> its in the repos so will be supported
[21:56] <CarlFK> how do I turn the cpu fan on full?
[21:56] <zykotick9> iceroot: really?  how can gnome-panel not be supported in #ubuntu it's a default repo package?
[21:56] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: gcc is also in the repos, to we support c/c++ here? :)
[21:56] <localg0d> well ActionParsnip : I don't need the 2panel .. gnome is what i've grown up on since the days of redhat then mandrake and then arch linux and now ubuntu ..
[21:56] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: i'd imagine so ;)
[21:56] <CarlFK> box is hot to the touch, I'll install package if needed
[21:56] <iceroot> ActionParsnip: ok :) then i will redirect every c/c++ in the future to you ;)
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> iceroot: its supported here, there are just other channels which are more accurate :)
[21:57] <ActionParsnip> CarlFK: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2010/12/indicator-cpufreq-cpu-frequency-scaling-indicator-applet
[21:57] <theadmin> Ah well everyone... See ya all.
[21:57] <localg0d> thanks bub .. really preciate ya action ;)
[21:58] <localg0d> ActionParsnip: is there a way to disable the need to alt-ctrl to right click ?
[21:59] <stealthii> Will Perl or has Perl been removed as a package installed by default in Ubuntu minimal/server/desktop?
[21:59] <iceroot> stealthii: dpkg -l perl   shows ii here on my default 12.04 desktop
[22:00] <iceroot> stealthii: which means its installed
[22:00] <stealthii> ok, reassuring thanks
[22:00] <ActionParsnip> localg0d: no idea, sorry
[22:00] <stealthii> I think I read somewhere that it would not be included by default in the desktop version of Quantal
[22:00] <Salman> Hi
[22:01] <Salman> #Uifserver.net
[22:01] <CarlFK> ActionParsnip: thanks
[22:01] <iceroot> stealthii: cant imagin because perl is needed for some stuff
[22:01] <localg0d> well i really hate how it snaps from side to side etc etc making things anally ocd and streamline ... can i not drag my icons a few millimeters left and right without having let it choose the position of the icons on my taskbar ?
[22:02] <ActionParsnip> localg0d: not something I've used in Precise personally
[22:02] <localg0d> anyone know how i can turn off all of the special effects on gnome fallback or for that matter for the entire session list ?
[22:02] <Salman> #Uifserver.net
[22:02] <Salman> Here
[22:02] <Salman> How to bankick use
[22:03] <localg0d> such as the snapping window and the bobbing like effect when you move a window ? or how i can change where the damn x and shrink and fullscreen buttons are .. this new forced crap is getting on my nerves fast .. considering logging into windows for god sakes and that's drastic for me
[22:03] <localg0d> oh and excuse my language .. been away from a computer for over 2 months now :(
[22:04] <milamber> !info perl quantal
[22:04] <Shambat> I have two default gateways, one for my VPN, and one for my wifi card. how can I delete the one from my VPN? I tried doing sudo route delete -net <IP_ADDRESS> bu that just disconnected me from the VPN and took away the default route to the internet
[22:04] <localg0d> it's very frustrating reacquainting myself with the newer ubuntu . my old laptop got stolen and 2 yrs of tweaks down the drain :(
[22:04] <Salman> Mu wilinfoes windows xp nice game high heh hhei. Gather 1766 Jo gehgfedv
[22:04] <Shambat> Im having the problem where, on VPN, I get no internet traffic
[22:04] <Salman> Windows get wy Eugene keys what when show
[22:04] <sw> !ot | Salman
[22:04] <iceroot> Salman: you have a support question?
[22:05] <Salman> !info Skype | sw
[22:05] <sw> Salman: there is no such command as BANKICK on irc. ban and kick are two seperate commands (unless you're refering to a services AKICK). either way, this is OT for this channel so kindly ask in #freenode
[22:05] <sw> Salman: please don't do that :-)
[22:05] <Salman> Sw how chat you
[22:06] <sw> Salman: move it to #ubuntu-offtopic, or another social channel. this is a support channel, and should be kept clear for support :-)
[22:07] <Salman> You chat me alone how
[22:07] <localg0d> Salman: /join #ubuntu-offtopic please ;)
[22:08] <Salman> Yes joins
[22:08] <Dr_Willis> Salman:  you have been spamming this channel for over  a week now it seems...
[22:08] <Salman> How to bankick
[22:09] <sw> Salman: you've been given your answer. you're clearly just looking to cause trouble ... move on
[22:09] <Salman> sw: Join #Uifserver.net
[22:10] <TheLordOfTime> Salman:  please don't advertise here.
[22:11] <Salman> How to pm chat
[22:11] <iceroot> Salman: stop it
[22:11] <alexxxxxx> Hello :D
[22:11] <TheLordOfTime> Salman:  IRC related questions in #freenode.
[22:11] <TheLordOfTime> not here.
[22:11] <Salman> Ok stop it you
[22:11] <Salman> It windows xp
[22:12] <Salman> Joind #Uifserver.net
[22:12] <TheLordOfTime> !ops | Salman is spamming
[22:12]  * Dr_Willis waits for an actual support related question.
[22:12] <Salman> ?hi | Dr_Willis
[22:13] <MonkeyDust> I tried to kick Salman and now my screen is black! help me please!
[22:13] <Salman> !hi | MonkeyDust sorry
[22:13] <genii-around> Salman: If you do not stop with the spamming uifserver you will be booted
[22:13] <alexxxxxx> Have a question: How do I manage the content my web browser receives? I know that browser displays what comes back from the server. So, how do I manage that content? For example, how could I make the pictures not to be shown?
[22:13] <Dr_Willis> !info terminatorx
[22:14] <iceroot> alexxxxxx: e.g. with addons. firefox has an option to disable all pictures by default if i am correct
[22:14] <Salman> On windows xp firefox :D
[22:15] <Dr_Willis> theres thousands of adons :)  GreaseMonkey i recall is a very powerfull one that lets you do all sorts of fancy 'tweaking'
[22:15] <Salman> !hello | KiLaHuRtZ
[22:15] <iceroot> !ops | Salman
[22:15] <alexxxxxx> iceroot: Thanks for your answer. But I would like to know how to manage all the content, not just pictures. So, what part of code of browser does that?
[22:15] <Salman> !not | help
[22:15] <iceroot> alexxxxxx: i would suggest to ask in the specific channel for your browser
[22:16] <Salman> Sorry guys
[22:16] <Salman> Windows xp keybord help
[22:16] <genii-around> Salman: This channel is for Ubuntu ... if you need Windows help please /join ##windows and ask there
[22:17] <ujoqaj> http://pastebin.com/3ii1svZn <- a description of my ordeal wouldnt fit on a single line so GL to whoever attempts to read this
[22:17] <ActionParsnip> alexxxxxx: have you looked around in the options? There may also be an addon / extension for it
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> ujoqaj:  you could at least summarize what its about. ;)
[22:17] <ujoqaj> could I?
[22:17] <ujoqaj> or, did I?
[22:17] <Dr_Willis> not that ive noticed.. and most people wont go to a pastebin site to just read a question.
[22:17] <Salman> Install it full
[22:17] <ujoqaj> theres a summary near the bottom but im fatigued so its probably not representative
[22:18] <ujoqaj> well too bad, forums are fucking slow and annoying
[22:18] <Salman> Yet
[22:18] <ujoqaj> and theres a character limit
[22:18] <Dr_Willis> ujoqaj:  theres always askubuntu.com
[22:18] <ujoqaj> on irc
[22:18] <Salman> !ban | ujoqaj
[22:19] <nothingspecial> if you have a problem with the forums ujoqaj /join #ubuntuforums
[22:19] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: what video chip do you use?
[22:19] <ujoqaj> i dont have a problem with *the* forums
[22:19] <ujoqaj> i have a problem with *forums*
[22:20] <uskerine> which config file should i change for changing DNS servers? it is no longer /etc/resolv.conf
[22:20] <ujoqaj> video chip? 7600GT lol
[22:20] <caixa> where can i get 32 bit libs for 64 ubuntu?
[22:20] <Salman> How to ban
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: tried the boot option: nouveau.blacklist=1
[22:20] <iceroot> genii-around: you missed the kick-command?
[22:20] <ghostchick> ujoqaj:  look at your messages
[22:20] <ActionParsnip> Salman: you can ask in #ubuntu-ops
[22:20] <Salman> How to bankick
[22:20] <ZuLLy> ciaxa: sudo apt-get install ia32-libs
[22:20] <ujoqaj> boot option?
[22:20] <ujoqaj> ill google that flagv
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> !bootoption | ujoqaj
[22:21] <Salman> ActionParsnip: How to bankick?
[22:21] <iceroot> caixa: normally with ia32-libs
[22:21] <beandog> dude
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> Salman: ask in #ubuntu-ops
[22:21] <iceroot> caixa: if you just want to install a specific lib use  sudo apt-get install packagename:i386
[22:21] <ujoqaj> ActionParsnip:  that seems like it has nothing to do with my problem(s)
[22:21] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: if your data is "prized" why is it not backed up?
[22:22] <ujoqaj> derp
[22:22] <genii-around> Salman:  You cannot ban or kick anyone from here, you are not a moderator. If you continue being disruptive I will remove you. This is your last warning.
[22:22] <ujoqaj> i tried, ubuntu failed
[22:22] <ghostchick> ActionParsnip:  Salman, is trolling , he is spamming from an iphone
[22:22] <beandog> ujoqaj: okay now I'm curious what the issues is ... link?
[22:22] <beandog> *issue
[22:22] <genii-around> iceroot: Was active in other channels and got no hightlight :-)
[22:22] <ujoqaj> beandog: youre brave
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: was the data in the Ubuntu partition that you need?
[22:22] <caixa> iceroot, its for a game, how would i go about getting the correct one
[22:22] <ujoqaj> http://pastebin.com/3ii1svZn
[22:22] <ActionParsnip> beandog: its an essay
[22:22] <ujoqaj> yes
[22:22] <CIAAgentKevin> can someone inform me on what an ubuntu is
[22:23] <iceroot> caixa: diablo3 with wine and opengl libs?
[22:23] <jojoe_stinky> i cant seem to fins bashis i nthe repository, is there a way to use color themes to make my bash terminal look nice? TIA :)
[22:23] <sebastianugowski> Hallo Richard
[22:23] <iceroot> genii-around: :)
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: if you boot to liveCD using the option I gave you can transfer it there
[22:23] <ujoqaj> its a dissertation on the failosophy of expecting something computer related to work
[22:23] <Salman> Ge
[22:23] <ujoqaj> transfer what?
[22:23] <ujoqaj> transfer what to where
[22:23] <bonny> Can someone help me with connect to a server?
[22:23] <richardtepfenhar> hallo horst
[22:23] <beandog> sending *massive* amounts of data over USB is risky
[22:23] <Salman> genii-around: this your channel
[22:23] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: the data, you will be able to access the internal partitions
[22:23] <iceroot> !de | richardtepfenhar
[22:23] <beandog> you need to throttle it, for one
[22:23] <blackarchan_> jojoe_stinky: edit .bashrc
[22:23] <ujoqaj> i can access any partition already
[22:24] <beandog> well, not always, but anyway
[22:24] <iceroot> genii-around: /kick Salman    just copy paste that :)
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: so where is the issue?
[22:24] <ujoqaj> there are several issues
[22:24] <beandog> tldr; boot up a livecd
[22:24] <ujoqaj> to which do you refer
[22:24] <caixa> iceroot, desura client - http://i.imgur.com/GFQCD.png
[22:24] <Dr_Willis> jojoe_stinky:  theres some 'bash theme' sites/addons - (not in the repos) i recall seeing a year or 2 ago.
[22:24] <genii-around> Salman: I am one of the people responsible for making sure things go smoothly, yes.
[22:24] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: just backup the data (as it is accessible) then reinstall afresh
[22:24] <ujoqaj> pfft, askubuntu requires registration?
[22:24] <jojoe_stinky> Thank you Dr_Willis :)
[22:24] <Salman> genii-around: Help me
[22:24] <ujoqaj> yeah, pfft, just back up the data right
[22:24] <caixa> iceroot, ironically the webpage they tell you to go to isn't helpful
[22:24] <ujoqaj> i TRIED to
[22:24] <Dr_Willis> ujoqaj:  most sites do to ask questions....
[22:25] <iceroot> caixa: hard to see what libs are needed
[22:25] <Salman> genii-around: Help me plz
[22:25] <ujoqaj> ubuntu locked up unresponsive 1/3rd of the way through the transfer
[22:25] <ujoqaj> Dr_Willis: yeah ive noticed
[22:25] <genii-around> Salman: The only support question you have asked so far was to do with Windows, where I told you the channel for Windows help. Do you have some Ubuntu question?
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: have you tried another Linux distro like Suse (for example)
[22:25] <ujoqaj> even the crappiest forums want you to register to do anything
[22:25] <beandog> ujoqaj: boot off a livecd, see what you can access
[22:25] <caixa> iceroot, i guess i will try the ia32
[22:25] <ujoqaj> nope never tried anything except ubuntu, er maybe kubuntu once
[22:25] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: well yeah, so bots don't spam them to death. Think about it
[22:25] <Salman> Windows xp keybord help
[22:26] <ujoqaj> beandog: i cant boot to ANY optical drive media
[22:26] <blackarchan_> ujoqaj, why don`t you use a livecd to backup you`re data
[22:26] <Salman> !info | genii-around
[22:26] <ActionParsnip> Salman: can you expand the question please
[22:26] <beandog> ujoqaj: fine, use a usb
[22:26] <ujoqaj> if you mean a livecd flashdrive, im in that as we speak
[22:26] <ujoqaj> yes
[22:26] <ujoqaj> thats what im using to speak to you
[22:26] <TheLordOfTime> genii-around:  fail.
[22:26] <beandog> ujoqaj: what does gparted say
[22:26] <beandog> any partitions?
[22:26] <ujoqaj> and "why dont you try to back up your data with N method" people, read: if i try it will probably fail and be a nuisance
[22:26] <beandog> dude
[22:27] <beandog> Okay, you don't wanna register on forums, ask anywhere else, or try things.
[22:27] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: tried rsync?
[22:27] <beandog> I'm done here.
[22:27] <genii-around> TheLordOfTime: My Quassel aliases are sort of messed up :-)
[22:27] <iceroot> genii-around: i prepared everything for copy and paste :)
[22:27] <TheLordOfTime> genii-around:  ah.  fixing is required, then.
[22:27] <ujoqaj> beandog: dont be pissed if you feel addressed when i point at people who cant read
[22:27] <Dr_Willis> If your data is not worth backing up.. just delete it..
[22:27] <genii-around> Work, afk
[22:27] <ujoqaj> Dr_Willis:  holy fuck
[22:27] <ujoqaj> is this place 100 percent troll?
[22:27] <beandog> ujoqaj: dont feel pissed if people don't help you when you're not even giving a minimal set of effort
[22:27] <iceroot> caixa: if i am correct ia32-libs is installed by default on amd64 systems
[22:28] <ujoqaj> my efforts are sufficient
[22:28] <ghostchick> ujoqaj:  i voluntered to help you  and you missed my messages
[22:28]  * Dr_Willis hasent even seen a summary of the issue..
[22:28] <caixa> iceroot, it wasn't select in synaptic manager and im on 64
[22:28] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: again, have you tried rsync?
[22:28] <ujoqaj> ghostchick: i saw your PM, if you have something to suggest you can try it there
[22:28] <iceroot> caixa: ah ok, then install it, it will handle 32bit libs on amd64 systems
[22:28] <ujoqaj> Dr_Willis: http://pastebin.com/3ii1svZn
[22:28] <ujoqaj> summary there
[22:29] <caixa> iceroot, should i reboot first after the install finished?
[22:29] <uskerine> why service dnsmasq start does not start dnsmasq¿?
[22:29] <Dr_Willis> ujoqaj:  if you cant even mention if its video related, or hard drive related.. or whatever related... guess i dont care.
[22:29] <beandog> ujoqaj: short answer, run fdisk -l, mount everything, see what's there, copy wherever.
[22:29] <ActionParsnip> uskerine: prefix with sudo, use TAB to complete the words in the command
[22:29] <ujoqaj> Dr_Willis: then you probably werent capable of helping anyway
[22:29] <caixa> iceroot, sweet it works! thanks a bunch man
[22:29] <iceroot> caixa: you are welcome
[22:29] <ujoqaj> i mean, its going to require an attention span, what else can i tell you
[22:30] <Dr_Willis> ujoqaj:   somthing along the line of a 10 word summary of the issue to show to people its somthing they MAY want to go looka t your aparently Huge posting..
[22:30] <ujoqaj> ActionParsnip: correct me if im wrong but rsync sounds like a sync maintenance thing and not something one would use to transfer 130gb in a lump
[22:30] <uskerine> ActionParsnip, i am trying to start the service as root
[22:30] <ujoqaj> okay, ten words, ill see what i can do
[22:30] <uskerine> and it does not start
[22:31] <uskerine> ActionParsnip i am running the proper command "service dnsmasq start" as root
[22:32] <HelloMyNameIsJon> Hai!
[22:32] <beandog> uskerine: check /var/log/messages
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: its a way to sync one folder to another, if you set the source as a folder with some data, and the dest as one with none, it will copy it over to match the data
[22:32] <beandog> uskerine: see if it throws an error there
[22:32] <ujoqaj> I'm attempting to install win7 while preserving some data, and am having various problems with every attempted install method, detailed http://pastebin.com/3ii1svZn here. Booting to DVD is impossible, booting to external USB install media works fine until the first reboot, then starts all over
[22:32] <ActionParsnip> uskerine: what is the output of the command please?
[22:32] <iceroot> ujoqaj: way to much text in the paste
[22:32] <ujoqaj> ActionParsnip: and this would avoid the risk of a freeze? since I'm on a live flash drive atm im not sure how itd handle having to start over
[22:33] <ujoqaj> iceroot: learn speed reading, it rulz
[22:33] <HelloMyNameIsJon> Would there be anyone kind enough out there to help me with some freenx stuff? :)
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: it might help, worth a try, isn't it?
[22:33] <ujoqaj> i guess its better than any of the other peoples suggestions yeh
[22:33] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: also try other distros that aren't debian based, it may help
[22:34] <iceroot> ujoqaj: such a text is useless
[22:34] <ujoqaj> in which capacity
[22:34] <iceroot> ujoqaj: noone here will read it
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: I strongly suggest you review your backup regime, you could have EASILY avoided this
[22:34] <karakikou> hello i am looking for help cause my computer get a terrible virus do this tip of thing,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: boot to suse liveCD, or even puppy, see if it helps
[22:34] <karakikou> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
[22:34] <arielsanflo> hello
[22:34] <arielsanflo> help
[22:34] <ActionParsnip> karakikou: press the comma key a few times
[22:35] <iceroot> !virus | karakikou
[22:35] <ujoqaj> iceroot: the documentation for even the simplest programming language is bigger, if size makes a text useless pull your power cable now
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: might also want to test your RAM using memtest in Grub, make sure the RAM isn't faulty
[22:35] <iceroot> ujoqaj: write a question in one line
[22:35] <karakikou> ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,o,,,,,k
[22:35] <ujoqaj> ram is fine thx
[22:35] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: when did you last test it?
[22:35] <iceroot> ujoqaj: not such a useless paste-book
[22:35] <ujoqaj> iceroot: okay, heres a simple question: what is the point of you
[22:35] <ujoqaj> about an hour ago, ActionParsnip
[22:36] <ujoqaj> two hours maybe
[22:36] <karakikou> ,,,tha,,,,nk,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
[22:36] <ActionParsnip> ujoqaj: cool, good thing to test
[22:36] <iceroot> ujoqaj: when you dont have a usefull and detailed ubuntu question or want to help others with there issues i dont see a reason why writing here
[22:36] <arielsanflo> canal ubuntu 12.10
[22:36] <ujoqaj> iceroot: you want detailed?
[22:36] <ujoqaj> are you seriously as fucking stupid as youre seeming
[22:36] <iceroot> !ops | ujoqaj
[22:36] <ujoqaj> yes, call a cop
[22:37] <savr> hi
[22:37] <ActionParsnip> arielsanflo: #ubuntu+1 for 12.10 support please
[22:37] <Tylopilus> Hey, any1 here who can properly explain how to set up port forwarding via iptables ?
[22:37]  * Dr_Willis still wonders how installing windows was ubuntu support related...
[22:38] <savr> I am running 12.04. I am not installing new software yet after each reboot logging in is taking a lot longer
[22:38] <Dr_Willis> properly explain?  or explain how to Properly Forward Ports?
[22:38] <ActionParsnip> Dr_Willis: afaik, the so-called 'precious' data is stored on the partitions also holding an Ubuntu install
[22:38] <savr> I am on a new laptop with decent specs (8GB ram)
[22:38] <Tylopilus> Dr_Willis: both if possible :)
[22:39] <blackarchan_> savr, how long???(aprox)
[22:39] <Duppy> re: http://paste.ubuntu.com/1122362/ Apache block requests form localhost?
[22:39] <Dr_Willis> Tylopilus:  i tend to just read (then reread a month later when i need it again) various tutorials i find at delicious.com ;) they tend to tag the better sites there it seems.
[22:39] <savr> e.g. it use to take under 30 seconds from start up to loading the desktop. Now it is taking about 2 minutes. It freezes at the login prompt and then it leaves a blank screen for about 1 minute
[22:39] <Tylopilus> Dr_Willis: i got a apache running in a vm and i want to be able to access the apache over my machin on port 8080. So localhost:8080 -> vm:80 ..
[22:40] <HelloMyNameIsJon> Im trying to set up file sharing using freenx. I think I am doing everything right client side. and from nautilus i can browse to the shared folder on the client using the network places bit. However, despite there being a folder in the my shares. Its empty, and putting anything in there has no effect client side. any ideas anyone?
[22:40] <devtekalpha> Why do you need a 2gb usb stick for usb install... When you only need a 700mb cd for cd installing ubuntu?
[22:40] <iceroot> devtekalpha: ubuntu does not longer fit on a 700mb cd
[22:41] <devtekalpha> Oh
[22:41] <iceroot> devtekalpha: imo every release since 12.04 is affected
[22:41] <iceroot> 12.10 is affected for sure
[22:41] <devtekalpha> Well if i want usb does the stick have to be exactly 2gb? Will it work just as well if the usb drive is 4gb or 8gb?
[22:41] <Dr_Willis> Tylopilus:  using the IP of the VM is too hard?  You can set up VBOX where the vm appear on the local lan as if it was a real machine.
[22:41] <OerHeks> there are 800 mb cd+r available.
[22:42] <blackarchan_> devtekalpha, yes
[22:42] <devtekalpha> Cool
[22:42] <iceroot> devtekalpha: minimium the size of the iso
[22:42] <iceroot> devtekalpha: bigger is not a problem
[22:42] <devtekalpha> And i should be getting a "flash usb" not any other type of external drive right
[22:42] <Tylopilus> Dr_Willis: i know but i cant get it to work with iptables :( im pretty frustrated by now
[22:42] <iceroot> devtekalpha: every external drive is fine
[22:42] <devtekalpha> Ok thankyou :)
[22:43] <iceroot> !download
[22:43] <Dr_Willis> Tylopilus:  just checking some guides.. this one seems clear   http://www.thegeekstuff.com/2011/06/iptables-rules-examples/
[22:43] <iceroot> 701MB is the 12.04 iso
[22:43] <Dr_Willis> #24 on the list
[22:44] <blackarchan_> iceroot, i guess 12.10 will be bigger
[22:44] <Dr_Willis> 12.10 i hear may need a DVD   Not sre how big the alpha was i downoaded yesterdya
[22:44] <iceroot> blackarchan_: 12.10 will no longer support the 700mb size, some official posting contains that
[22:44] <TheLordOfTime> for all of you on 12.10:  #ubuntu+1 for 12.10 discussions.
[22:44] <TheLordOfTime> or rather support.
[22:45] <Dr_Willis> Its quiet over there.. i get lonely in #ubuntu+1 ;P
[22:45] <iceroot> devtekalpha: you can also use the minimal iso, which will always fit on a cd, the installer is downloading the packages from the net
[22:45] <Costeelation> !hi
[22:45] <iceroot> !minimal | devtekalpha
[22:46] <OerHeks> still fits on a 800 mb cd-r > quantal-desktop-amd64.24-Jul-2012 14:10  771M
[22:46] <Costeelation> hi guys i have a dude... i can configure the touchpad zoom?
[22:46] <Costeelation> where?
[22:46] <IdleOne> 12.10 is off topic for this channel. Please stop discussing it and go to #ubuntu+1
[22:47] <devtekalpha> Ahh. Well im trying to move away from cds. Might not even bother fitting a cd drive on my new pc... I think usb is better
[22:47] <Dr_Willis> devtekalpha:  yep. heading that way also on most new pcs i build.
[22:47] <iceroot> devtekalpha: yes, installing from usb is fine
[22:47] <devtekalpha> Yeh cool
[22:47] <iceroot> !usb | devtekalpha
[22:47] <devtekalpha> Thanks for the link
[22:48] <ActionParsnip> devtekalpha: if you are able you could setup a PXE server, no need for removable media at all :)
[22:49] <devtekalpha> I havnt heard of pxe but will read up about it
[22:49] <Hyperbyte> I have installed a new language in Ubuntu, and the language selector shows it as installed, but in the language selection screen of Gnome the language is still greyed out
[22:49] <Hyperbyte> Why can't I select the language?
[22:49] <djzn> does 'gnome-classic' run with compiz to make the effects ?
[22:49] <Dr_Willis> I saw a Linux Disrto/Live-CD once that when you booted it on one pc.. you could then netboot other pcs on the lan :) install to several pcs from One pc/cd/server
[22:50] <OerHeks> Hyperbyte, logout, change language, log back in
[22:50] <iceroot> devtekalpha: i would recommend just read pxe for something new to learn, the easiest way is the usb-method but pxe is nice too
[22:50] <Hyperbyte> OerHeks, oh, it's even sillier.  I have to drag languages, can't click.  d'oh.  By the way, leuke nickname. :)
[22:50] <caycep> if i install gnome3 and lxde, but only run lxde, will there still be gnome3 bits taking up cpu/gpu in the background?
[22:50] <iceroot> caycep: no
[22:51] <iceroot> caycep: but all the gnome3 packages are also available in the lxde menus
[22:51] <Shambat> if I have two default routes, how do I delete just one of them?
[22:51] <ActionParsnip> caycep: no, they will only use drive space
[22:51] <iceroot> Shambat: sudo route del routename
[22:52] <Costeelation> hi guys i have a dude... i can configure the touchpad zoom?
[22:52] <Costeelation> how?
[22:52] <Shambat> iceroot, I tried that, and it deleted the "wrong" default gw
[22:52] <iceroot> Shambat: sudo route del gw foobar
[22:52] <iceroot> Shambat: where foobar is the route
[22:54] <caycep> ah k thnx
[22:55] <Shambat> iceroot, so would it be: sudo route del gw default ?
[22:55] <Nilkanth> Hiiiiiiiiiii
[22:56] <Nilkanth> hello
[22:56] <Nilkanth> can anyone help me
[22:56] <Nilkanth> with unrealircd
[22:57] <ActionParsnip> !details | Nilkanth
[22:57] <Nilkanth> loooow
[22:58] <Nilkanth> oww
[22:58] <Nilkanth> how can i run Urealircd on ubuntu server
[22:58] <Nilkanth> how
[22:58] <LukeNukem> How can i go about changing my usb partitions id?
[22:58] <Nilkanth> wich 1 must i download server o destkop
[22:59] <ActionParsnip> Nilkanth: can you please hit enter a lot less
[22:59] <TheLordOfTime> Nilkanth:  either, you can use CLI though if you want to keep it minimal.  As for running the IRCD, make sure your ISP will allow that
[22:59] <TheLordOfTime> some won't.
[23:00] <Nilkanth> Okey
[23:00] <Shambat> iceroot, my gateway entry just says link#6 ... and it says link#6 is a bad address...
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> Nilkanth: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWSxASaS10I
[23:00] <ActionParsnip> Nilkanth: http://wiki.swiftirc.net/index.php?title=Installing_and_Configuring_UnrealIRCd_on_Linux
[23:01] <Nilkanth> thans all of you for helping
[23:09] <Nilkanth> who know here alot of hw t install unrealircd
[23:09] <Nilkanth> pm me if you it
[23:09] <Nilkanth> if you know it
[23:09] <TheLordOfTime> Nilkanth: you were given links
[23:09] <TheLordOfTime> if you want some hand holding, you're not likely to get it
[23:09] <TheLordOfTime> nor are you likely to receive privmsgs for it
[23:10] <andrewh192> hey, was wondering, not sure this is the best place to ask this question, but I have a AMD board and all parts are AMD compliant. I am looking for a bluetooth adapter, (the computer in question is a desktop), and I am wondering if a internal Intel based bluetooth adapter would work.
[23:10] <Guest46807> hi, how can I remove xfce4 + config files via apt-get?
[23:12] <akiva> what is the internet anyways? Is it just a protocol in which computers talk to eachother directly, or is there some central server that everything has to go through?
[23:12] <devtekalpha> Andrewh192 ##hardware will probably have your answer
[23:12] <andrewh192> ok thanx devtekalpha
[23:13] <beandog> andrewh192: *generally* speaking, intel hardware is both high quality and has good oss support
[23:13] <beandog> andrewh192: dunno about bluetooth though
[23:13] <savior> FAGGOTS
[23:13] <TheLordOfTime> um...
[23:13] <TheLordOfTime> okay...?
[23:15] <andrewh192> beandog: ok... just wasn't sure the connections would be the same. I know Intel and AMD have different proprietary slots for stuff
[23:15] <beandog> andrewh192: laptop?
[23:15] <andrewh192> beandog: desktop
[23:15] <Nilkanth> hey I download ubuntu server 64 bit where muts i install it
[23:15] <Melpo> hello everyone!
[23:15] <beandog> andrewh192: hhm, is it mini pci express?
[23:15] <andrewh192> beandog: not sure
[23:16] <beandog> andrewh192: still, if it's going in desktop .. should be pretty standard, assuming is pciex or pci
[23:16] <beandog> or mini pciex
[23:16] <beandog> andrewh192: yah, dunno, sorry. :T
[23:16] <andrewh192> beandog: haven't really been keeping up with the internal technology of computers these days.. that's partly why i asked...
[23:16] <devtekalpha> If you look up the specs you can match the slots for your motherboard and the bluetooth
[23:16] <cdehaan> Hello! Do either Ubnut 10.04 LTS or 11.04 have Apache 2.4?
[23:16] <Melpo> Just set up a ubuntu server install with LVM encrypted filesystem. so a drive named /dev/dm-0 is mounted on /. I am wondering if there is any good way to find out what /dev/sdX partition hat /dev/dm-0 really is on?
[23:16] <Nilkanth>  hey I download ubuntu server 64 bit where must i intall it
[23:17] <devtekalpha> I dont know if pci is compatible with pci-e
[23:17] <beandog> devtekalpha: nope
[23:17] <Nilkanth> tel me
[23:17] <Nilkanth> please
[23:17] <devtekalpha> Then just check if your motherboard has pci or pci-e slot and get a bluetooth with that type.
[23:18] <l3d> hey is there a way to remove the work space switcher from the launcher
[23:18] <andrewh192> ok
[23:19] <devtekalpha> But i think thers also pci 1 2 3 or something so look that up too
[23:20] <andrewh192> hey is there a command i could run from a terminal session that would tell me the stats of my motherboard? (ei slots available, etc)?
[23:21] <Nilkanth> black help me
[23:21] <Nilkanth> i dont see the icon
[23:21] <Nilkanth> blaack must i donwload settop ubuntu
[23:21] <black> there are 1.5K people to help you here.
[23:21] <ozpy> Hello guys. Does Ubuntu 12.10 alpha 3 run gnome or unity?
[23:22] <Melpo> ozpy: unity
[23:22] <ozpy> Melpo, thanks
[23:22] <ActionParsnip> andrewh192: sudo lshw | less
[23:22] <ozpy> I hate Gnome
[23:23] <ActionParsnip> ozpy: you can run any DE you want
[23:23] <ipasos> alguien de mexico
[23:23] <ozpy> ActionParsnip, thanks.
[23:23] <ozpy> ipasos. you soy de paraguay
[23:23] <anonymous_> z
[23:23] <ozpy> necesitas ayuda pibe?
[23:24] <Liberax> hello?
[23:24] <ipasos> estoy probando el lulinux
[23:24] <Liberax> can someone help me out
[23:24] <ipasos> ya lo han probado antes
[23:24] <ipasos> ??
[23:24] <ActionParsnip> ozpy: just install Xubuntu, Kubuntu etc
[23:24] <black> Liberax: not until you ask a question.
[23:24] <ozpy> ActionParsnip, thanks
[23:24] <Liberax> error: cannot find a GRUB drive for /dev/sda5.  Check your device.map. Auto-detection of a filesystem module failed. Please specify the module with the option `--modules' explicitly.
[23:24] <ozpy> I will
[23:24] <Liberax> anyone familiar with that?
[23:24] <ipasos> esta basado en ubuntu
[23:24] <DebolazW> Which is the recommended FTP server software to use with Ubuntu?
[23:24] <Liberax> Grub did not install on my ubuntu install so i tried to do it manually and got that error message
[23:24] <ozpy> ipasos,  solo uso ubuntu
[23:25] <Liberax> black can you help?
[23:25] <ipasos> bueno pues esta bien el estorno grafico
[23:25] <black> Liberax: not familiar with that one, sorry.
[23:25] <ipasos> esta basado en el 12.04
[23:26] <ipasos> si te an sacado de algunas dudas por aui
[23:26] <genii-around> !es | ipasos
[23:26] <ipasos> aqui
[23:26] <Liberax> well it was right after this: sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda if that helps
[23:26] <ipasos> ok thaks
[23:26] <louiem> anyone knoww where to get a driver for Epson perfection V30 scanner on ubuntu 10.04
[23:26] <black> DebolazW: i doubt ubuntu community has a term like "recommended ftp server", but personally, i'd suggest to look at ProFTPd
[23:27] <black> louiem: did you see this? http://linuxhcl.com/browse/product?id=6859
[23:29] <Liberax> can someone help me with installing a bootloader?
[23:30] <Fyodorovna> Liberax, grub?
[23:30] <Liberax> i was planning on grub
[23:30] <Liberax> but sudo grub-install --root-directory=/mnt /dev/sda failed
[23:30] <Liberax> so grub2?
[23:30] <Fyodorovna> Liberax, you know how to chroot?
[23:31] <Liberax> it depends, i am kind of a noob to linux but i think i broke my Mac Bootloader
[23:31] <Liberax> so im trying to get at least a functional ubuntu bootloader
[23:31] <Fyodorovna> Liberax, this on a apple?
[23:31] <asses> oh noes
[23:32] <Liberax> Fyodorovna yes
[23:32] <Liberax> :(
[23:32] <asses> i think my ass is broke
[23:32] <Fyodorovna> Liberax, can't really help you there myself, I'm not familiar with a apple setup.
[23:32] <asses> fuck a ducks;`3qw5
[23:32] <Liberax> i agree Fyodorovna
[23:33] <Liberax> but can you help me install grub2 on my ubuntu driver?
[23:33] <Fyodorovna> Liberax, here is a chroot if this is a standard mbr setup it should work.  https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2/Installing#ChRoot
[23:34] <Liberax> it is not mbr
[23:34] <Liberax> its GBT i think
[23:35] <Fyodorovna> Liberax, not familiar there with confidence, by the way that is helpful to know from the get go. ;)
[23:35] <Liberax> yeah :)
[23:35] <Liberax> i am hating Mac so much
[23:35] <Fyodorovna> Liberax, there are those that can help here in general, you should find some help.
[23:36] <Liberax> mmhm
[23:36] <Liberax> Fyodorovna u know anyone who has done this on a mac?
[23:37] <PRK_nz> On 12.04 I'm remapping caps lock to control (through system settings). Unfortunately it doesn't work though on RDP sessions and in VMs (virtualbox). Any idea's how I can map it lower down?
[23:38] <HeavyKevy> Can anyone help me with a Gnome panel issue I'm having with Ubuntu?
[23:39] <Fyodorovna> Liberax, not really, I would go to the ubuntu forums, and run a boot script with this http://bootinfoscript.sourceforge.net/
[23:39] <Fyodorovna> post the script.
[23:39] <Liberax> mmhm
[23:39] <blackshirt> Heavykevy, what the problem exactly, can you describe it more detail ?
[23:39] <Liberax> damn, thanks tho
[23:40] <Fyodorovna> Liberax, honestly without the script whoever helps you will be asking a lot of questions that would be answered with the script.
[23:40] <Liberax> mmhm
[23:40] <Liberax> how can i get that?
[23:41] <HeavyKevy> Well I installed Gnime-Shell on my Ubuntu 12.04 install. After I did, everytime I load the Gnome desktop more panels appear at the top...
[23:43] <blackshirt> heavykevy, what you mean with more pannels... that's very common
[23:43] <HeavyKevy> hmmm...
[23:44] <HeavyKevy> Well the bar that contains your clock and stuff... :P
[23:47] <caycep> whats the gnome package that includes the fancy wallpapers?
[23:47] <caycep> or should i not ask?
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> !find artwork
[23:47] <ActionParsnip> !info ubuntu-artwork
[23:49] <caycep> ah ok thnx
[23:50] <prbc> should I disable IPv6?
[23:51] <ActionParsnip> prbc: if you don't use it, why not :)
[23:51] <Coffee321> anyone know how to get sound working with wolfenstine et ? or how I can check the sound driver settings on my system.
[23:51] <prbc> ActionParsnip: I don't know if I use it D:
[23:52] <capleton> How do you set ubuntu to always boot with the nomodeset flag?
[23:52] <prbc> ActionParsnip: if I don't know, I probabbly don't use, right?
[23:57] <bonny> I cant connect to this minecraft server
[23:57] <bonny> cn someone please help me out
[23:58] <bonny> I get something like no route to host and this is only happening on ubunt
[23:58] <bonny> ubuntu*
[23:58] <killown> give me a reason why sudo apt-get install libfreetype6-dev:i386 removes build-essential dkms g++ gcc gcc-multilib libcairo2-dev libfontconfig1-dev libfreetype6-dev libgtk2.0-dev libimlib2-dev libpango1.0-dev libxft-dev nvidia-current tk-dev  tk8.5-dev virtualbox-dkms
[23:59] <genii-around> bonny: Can you ping the url or ip successfully?
[23:59] <trism> killown: the dev packages are not multiarch yet